W T White High School - Saga Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 392 of the 1972 volume:

, .K • Ji4 ,A . . [ AJAJ- tidJXJi 0 ' AJ— v f 7Z Dear t a. , P Vb x- ice 01 cftr n l t X3e jears d , 6( Q sacK good ' ' )Vg - Upu houe. -i ' ucra bad tum s dnd l CLpp j2x:,(My Ldai) TO v u Mjoli tkjMk) to M W L • T) g THE 1972 SAGAtl_ ' W Warren frav s White High School Dallas, Texas Janet Mortenson — Editor UOUtSL-tCOOi CONTENTS Taculty 16 Classes 42 Activities 762 Organizations 214 Sports 302 Advertising 352 U EWiHEiltfmiMtlflUB It Was The Best Of Times; It Was The Worst Of Times. We Had Everything Before Us. We Had Nothing Before Us. ■liJ s , TcjU i yiii Jj a- - , A «■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ' ' IH • -- i rw j O-r ct Ol O -t cj fo c Jr a It Was The Spring Of Hope; It Was The Winter Of Despair. It Was The Age Of Wisdom. wn m iPVjj m pi w mam MgS B Si HH i m ■1 i  H H F 5 — .. ' stSi III It Was The Age Of Foolishness. : . ' , ■■•fcii r It Was An Outstanding Time For All Of Us, Because, For Once In Our Lives, RIDE IN HERE I OmAl i We Cared. ? ! Q y PACULTV facl Mr. Herbie K. Johnson — Associate Principal r - . Mr. Eugene Golden — Principal 1 • ' Administration Guides Student Life At W. T. White ■ ' ' ' ' Mr. Philip Jones — Intern Principal Staff Helps Students Ms. Ruth Beene Ms. Lee Berman Ms. Bessie Dennis Ms. Nell Martin and Ms. Marjorie Cummings Ms. Lowayne Cooch Ms. )oAnn Hogan Solve Problems Ms. Vera Hunt Ms. Peggy )ones Ms. Marilyn Lillle Ms. Betty Mathews Ms. Gladys Mayo Counselors — Ms. Cummings Ms. Little Ms. Martin Ms. Mayo Ms. Presson Counseling Office Clerks — Ms. French Ms. Lark Ms. Mathews Dietician — Ms. Clyde Stephensc Nurses — Ms. Hogan Ms. Jones Pupil Personnel Counselor — Ms. Ruth Beene Ms. Alma Moore Mr. John Patch Ms Aline Sandidge Ms. Elaine Scanlan Staff Serves Student Needs Ms. Rose Schlosberg Ms. Mozelle Welch Mr. James White, III Ms. Jean Williams Ms. Mary Ann Wilson ' t W Attendance Office Clerks — Ms. Holman Ms. Hunt Ms. Millar Ms. Weary Ms. Wilson Head Custodian — Mr. Robertson IBM Operator — Ms. Williams Librarian — Ms. Welch Library Clerks — Ms. Berman Ms. Moore Ms. Schlosberg Principal ' s Office Secretaries — Ms. Sandidge Ms. Langford Clerks — Ms. Patten Ms. Scanlan Youth Advisor — Mr. Patch Study Hall Teachers — Ms. Dennis Ms. Cooch Ms. Rosser Teacher Aides — Ms. Booker Mr. Patch Ms. Marie Holman Ms. Ro Millar Ms. Helen Weary Mr. Ramon Arquelles Ms. Olson enjoys a vacation! Jf -:v - Mt.. ■■■ ' ■ v.... Ms. Beverly Baker Ms. Annell Barentine Mr. t. C. Barker Ms. Kathryn Barrett Gladys Bel Instructors Give A Helping Hand Ms, Barbara Bell Mr. Laddie Berg } Ms. Audrey Brooks Ms. Eddie Brown Ms. Sandy Brown Ms. Davidson listens in on group discussion. Teachers Prepare Students P Ms. Virginia Chancellor Mr. Charles C. Cole For The Future Mr. Truett Cooper Ms. Call Cope I iii Mr. Tom Council Mr. Charles R. Cox x l txi Ms. Ann Crook Ms. DIckerson poses for a picture. Mr. )ohn Cross Ms Clenda Davidson Ms. Margaret Dempster And what would you like for Christmas, Ms. Brown? Mr. Roy Denny Ms. Mildred Dickerson Mr. John F. Drennan Ms. Julie Early s. Donna Emerson Teachers Provide A Key To Knowledge r M Mr. Howard Evans i -P ■ i_ Ms. Thelma Fair Ms. Linda Fairey Ms. Barbara Fix Mr. Ramon Ford Mr. Paul Foster Mr. Carry Francell Mr. Reeves Fulton Ms. Martha Gage Mr. Jeff Gaston Teachers Influence Mental Growth Ms. Gail Claspy Mr. John Hams Ms. Elizabeth Honaker Ms. Margaret Crimes Ms. Marjorie Henderson 1st Sgt. Lloyd B. Hansen Mr. Raymond E. Hollie Ms. lanel Hill and husband relax at home. Teachers Experiment With New Techniques ) M . % V Ms. Cassie Mae Issac Ms. Mildred lohnson Ms. Vera Kipp Ms. Michele Kranz Ms. Hyla Kriss Ms. Mary Lester Mr. Bob Lewis Mr. Larry Lucldo Mr. William W. Lynch Mr. Tunnell talks with parent at open house. ri ' -, Ms. Wynette Moore Ms. Margaret Moseley Ms. Welch Is distracted from her playing. Mr. Bobby Moten Teaching — A Type Of Self Expression. Mr. Michael Newton Ms. Ilyne Olson Faculty Participates In Ms. lean Patteson Mr. L. P. Poret Ms. Georgia Ramay Mr. Solon Rilcherson Mr, Danny ). James Ms, Billie Roberts Ms. Janice Roberts Ms. Freeman Safford School Activities Ms. Mona Sizer Ms. Cuinise Smith Ms. Annette Stephens Ms. )ane D. Stone Ms. Betty Swasko Mr. Wayne Taylor Lieutenant Colonel — Cecil R Wood Mr. Alonzo Temple Ms. Elizabeth Thomas Ms. Rosemary Thomas Mr. W. Pete Tunnell Ms. Kriss kids around with class. 7 Mr. Clarence Warren Teachers Create New Understanding Ms. Narva Warren Ms. Garlrell Watson Ms. Houser on way lo game iiilW ' -r Mr. Savannah helps Ms. Sharon Booker. « ' Ms. Yvonne Weinhardt Ms. Louise Weirauch Mr. James Wells Teachers Play A Role In Character Development Mr. Richard A. Wingfield Mr. W. ). Wilder Ms, Barbara Winder 1st Sgt. Lloyd B. Hansen Mr. ). Wright Mr ' . Chris P. Xeros Ms. Friedman talks with her students Mr. Cross points out right answer tf i ft ' N M Wm H Librarian assists student. Ms. Butler, Mr. Barker, and Ms. Knieff enjoy discussing their humanities class. Q s ' S , s Q Sc s a CLASSES CLA 7972 Senior Jimmy Pugh Finalists Bob Oliver Mil e McCord ]im Salih -avo rites Elected Susan Morris Finalists Jane Watson Laura St. Roma in Merleen Smith ■ ' ■■,; ■■r,%]SSI. ers 1972 11 W ' ■ ' WUmiH-W- ;, arbara Haynes Craig Ciesecke lennifer Davis Martha Wood Senior Executive Board 1972 Above, left to right, row 1: Ricky Furst, Jan McDonald, Craig Kiltleson, Barbra Boemer, Julie Solomon, Sue Johnson, Jan Luchsinger, Lucy Roberts, Melissa Hogan. Row 2: lack Brigdman, Warren Blesh, Jeff Jackson, Jim Woodruff, Bill Young, Tom Riordan, Ronnie Kaim. Not pictured are Dan Arngona, Merleen Smith, Otis Champion, Jack Fraker, Jay Wood, Jeff Eels, Sherry ellers, Kathy Muns, Julie Wu, Bruce Miller, Becky Snow, Ed Cornelius, Jimmy Manley, Sandie Bramblett. The 1972 Senior Executive Board in representing their Senior Class started by raising money in the Senior Play, The Mad Woman of Chaillot. They planned the Senior Ac- tivities which included a formal seated Dinner Prom at the Fairmont Hotel, the Senior Picnic, and the all night party at the Rocking L Guest Ranch. These fine seniors have given of themselves in order to guarantee an exciting graduation for the Class of 72. Dale Adams Kay Elizabeth Adams Irish Adams James C. Adier Our thoughts and A strong will, a set- Kindness is the poet- Never do today what our actions are our tied purpose. ry of the heart. you can put off ' til own. tomorrow. Mike Andis Jane Anderson lane Allen I ' ll give you a defi- Do all the good you Barbara Jean A still small voice. nite maybe. can. Andreoli Happiness is the only good. Horns are 1 in 72! A New Year Starts Again. W.T.W. shows its spirit. Karen Arledge Happiness proves a good person. Robbie Elizabeth Arnold To study hard, think quietly, and act frankly. Annette Kay Arnn Kindness is a way of showing love. Daniel R. Arrigona A noble young man in voice and action. Yolanda M. Arista David Norman Sincerity is a rare Arnold gift. 1 am myself, the guardian of my Debbie Babish honor. Character is a dia- mond that scratches Ken Backus every other stone. His soul is sincere. We ' ve Only Marcia Backus A very delicate and feminine air sur- . rounds her. David Baldwin Some are wise, but it is more fun to be otherwise. Lisa Bailey Anyone as wise as she can scarce through years forgot- ten be. Andy Ball A good mind pos- sesses a kingdom. Lisa Baker Whoever has a heart full of love always has something to give. Mark Ballew Nothing can stop the Duke of Earl. Mikie Baker The warmness and kindness of her heart gives her life. Bill Bandy Where ' er he met a stranger, there he left a friend. A striking picture Just Begun John Bannon Bill Barnett Scott Barton Jan Baucum Boys will be boys Silence is golden. Big man on campus. A light heart lives long. Now, say Ahhh! Jessaca Ann Beadles He who thinks for himself and rarely imitates is a free man. Paul Beard No one is wise at all times. Clenda Beasley She is gentle and kind. Kathy Lynne Bell My love of reading I would not exchange for all the treasures in the world. Cherilyn Belt Be what you wish others to become. Lynne Dianne Bernbaum Dependable and cheerful — the kind of person it is worth knowing. Patty Benner I have a heart with room for every joy. Brandon Paul Berry King of good fellows. Leslie Carol Bennett Gentleness succe eds better than violence. Chuck Bice Not much talk — a great sweet silence. Phil Bergman The real difference between men is en- ergy. John L. Binford Why should I hurry? Rome wasn ' t built in a day. Our Seniors Care. Becky Blake Good things in life shine for those with a smile. )ayne Bland Heard melodies are sweet, but those un- heard are sweeter. Martha M. Bland Be glad and your friends are many. Karen L. Blundell I had a pleasant time with my mind, tor it was happy. Anne Elizabeth Blankenship A quiet mind is a great thing. Barbara Ann Boemer Life is nothing with- out friendship. Warren Blesh To live is to think. Linda Booth A daring tongue and a heart of gold. Bub Bludworth Silence is a true friend who never be- trays. Buzz Borys His friendliness and sports run hand in hand. Ed Boswell Pat Bowles Sandie Bramblett Patsy Bray The soul of a musi- Silence is sometimes Let each woman It is the heart which cian; the heart of a the sweetest sound. have the wit to go makes men elo- real guy. her own way. quent. Seniors Are Leaders In Many Ways. Scott Brazeil Jack Bridgman As he Ihinketh in his One does not need heart, so is he. to say all he knows. Sydney Brooks )an Brookshire There is no wisdom The great mind like frankness. knows the power of gentleness. This sure is tiarder than football! Brenda Brown Russell Brown Barbara Brown A soft voice, a gentle All things are won by Quiet and smiling, manner. diligence. Margi Buchanan Don ' t look back or you will be left behind. Glenn Burgess Words are the voice of the heart. Mary Francis Burns What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Barbara Rosse Burris Love ' s tongue is in the eyes. Mona Bush No one knows what he can do until he tries. loan Byers I love to be alone. Pam ). Caron She comes with gusts of laughter. Ellen Camp Do noble things, not dream them all day long. Steve Carriker Out of the abun- dance of the heart the mouth speaketh. Bryan Carlson Education makes a man. Kerry Carter Thoughts too deep to be expressed. Sandy- Carlson Silence is sweeter than speech. Sandy Castillo But respect yourself most of all. Candy Chamberlain Brenda Chambers Character is a dia- Silence is true wis- mond that scratches dom ' s best reply, every other stone. The only unpainled Steve Chambers Walter Chambers |im Chapman To be strong is to be He doth nothing but Happy am I; from happy. talk of his horse. care I am free. Richard Cheatham |ohn Adam Clark Kathy A. Clark As a man, so is his He has wings on his Everyone is eloquent speech. feet. in his own cause. Mike Chapman A good sense of humor is a very pleasant thing. Michael Clay His mind was made for thinking and his heart for loving. vater tower in town! Melinda Susan Clyde Craig Cojeman I owe a duty where I The real difference cannot love. between men is en- ergy. Zack Coleman Jana Kay Collier Ian David Cooper Debra Gail Corbin Be swift to hear, slow Enthusiasm is the ge- He tried the luxury Can we ever have to speak. nius of sincerity. of doing good. too much of a good thing? Seniors Are Victorious! ismiii The cheerleaders show their spirit. We ' re number 1! Ned Cornelius R. Keith Cotton There was a laughing Silence is strength, devil in his face. Les Coulam John Courson Never out of mis- Everything comes if chief. a man will wait. George Cowden Mike Cox Cathryn Craig )an Crane I am a part of all that Man is the measure She was good as she Cod gives men wis- I have met. of all things. was fair. dom as he gives them gold. Mark Crawfor d Cynthia Cromwell Thomas Cummings All you need is love. The place to be Knowledge is power. William E. happy is here. Cunningham III Quiet and unassum- ing but always on the job. Seniors Stick Their Necks Out. That guy is a sharp fellow! Ronda Currie Ann Curtis Susan Dale As merrv as the dav Silence is more elo- A nice girl with a is long. quent than words. laugh in her eye. Carv Dalr mple Habit is character, and character is des- tiny. Debbie Damitz Nothing is more use- ful than silence. Sid Davis Still heard in his soul the music of won- derful melodies. Holly Daniel Good nature is a req- uisite possessed by few. Debbie Day Where are the eagles and the trumpets? Blake F. Davis A quiet mind is rich- er than a crown. Connie Dayton Fun gives you a forceable hug and shakes laughter out of you. Kati Davis Nature designed us to be of good cheer. lohn K. Deaton The time to be happy is now. Ruth Ann Deaton The temple of our purest thoughts is si- lence. Pattie Derr In friendship I early was taught to be- lieve. Linda Diller I ' ll live my life as I find it. Saralyn Dobbs I have a heart with room for every joy. Longhorns Are Winners In All Ways. r?i w T w i ' zmm 151 REPUB liU - ' ? BALL ONIM UIKH IC NATIONAL BANK X ll : ■■■ ' 1 k What a beautiful sight! Peach, baby! V- 1 9 It A Brad Donaldson Nola Elizabeth Doty Great men are not al- I ' d rather be small ways wise. and shine, than be high and cast a shad- Charles Ken Dowall ow. His heart is as sound as a bell. Sue Eller Dry Fashioned so slen- derly, young and so fair. Mark Dubois Jerry Durant Paige E. Edwards )eff Kenyon Eells Nature waits upon Speech is great, but I can resist every- Kind words never thee. silence is greater. thing except tempta- wear out the tongue. tion. Vicky Efird The strong allure of this girl lies in her warm smile and mis- chievous eyes. Bobby Ellis The mind ' s the stan- dard of the man. David Robert Ellett My business plus my art is to live. David Erickson Quiet, but sincere in his friendship. Don Ellington Why worry? Things are bound to happen anyway. Lee Ewing First think, and then speak. Martha Dodd Elliot Let me laugh and dance and sing; youth is such a lovely thing. Scott Eyres Silence is true wis- dom ' s best reply. Gail Fagerstrom Friendliness and laughter make her a gay companion. Kathy M. Ferris Silence and modesty are very good quali- ties. Nancy Feldman ' Tis good will makes intelligence. Jandra Suzanne Fiveash Love is ever the be- ginning of Knowl- edge. It tal es two to tango, Lyn. Sara Flaherty Kathi Flavin Michelle Fleischer Leanne Floyd Intelligence is like a Virtue of her self is One who loves to Fortune favors the river; the deeper it is sufficient for happi- dance. bold, the quieter it flows. ness. Kathi Ann Fly David Ford Charles W. Fournier lack Cullen Fraker Must all life labor The true standard of Of me I sing. What ' s a gentleman be? quality is seated in but his pleasure? the mind. Seniors See A Year Of Excitement. Who lost his contact? Ann Freeman Tommy Freeman Van Freeman Judy French The La nguage of The good man makes The sight of a man Born with the gift of truth is unadorned others good. hath the force of a laughter, ever pres- and always simple. lion. ent a smile on her lips. Seniors Care For Each Other Cindy Ann Frisbie Jacqueline Frost To be a philosopher A girl who deserves is not merely to have the success she is simple thoughts. sure to obtain. Richard A. Furst Mike Gee Much talk, much A great man is made foolishness. up of qualities that meet or make great occasions. Now we know why Melinda goes to Skyline. Mary Beth Ceiser Bill Gesino The way to be happy The deeds of men is to make others so. never escape the gods. Longhorns in the stands. Cole Ciller Silence is the ele- ment in which great things fashion them- selves. ames Craig Giesecke What I must do, and not what people think is all that con- cerns me. Donald |. Ciller Rise and shine. Thomas McDonald Cilley Give every man thy ear but few thy voice. Bill Clascock I am friend to sport. )udy Ann Claspie Richard Goelz Ever willing to help Climb high, climb however hard the far; your goal, the task. sky; your aim, the stars. Seniors Are Active In Many Ways. Lee Goldstein Terri Goodridge Speech is the mirror Different strokes for of the soul. different folks. New enrollee in first period. Rebecca Gracy Karen E. Graning One who loves and Common sense is laughs must sure do not s o common, well. Kathy Gray Thy modesty ' s a can- dle to thy merit. Paula Green I wandered lonely as a cloud. Frank Creico Be wiser than other people if you can. Andy Griffin )onina There is no true ora- Gunnbugsdottir tor who is not a hero. Her heart was one of those which enam- ours us. Judy Anne Hamel Happiness is a wine of the rarest vintage. Rexanne Harless The girl does what she wants to do. Rett Hardin A light heart lives long. Lydia Harrell Your smile is the sunniest. Seniors Keep On Truck in ' . Caballeras get a bang out of assemblies. Kent S. Harris Terri L. Harvey Bill Hastings Robert A. Hatfield Gentleman is written Happiness seems When you have To think is to con- legibly on his brow. made to be shared. nothing to say, nothing. say verse with yourself. Jerry L. Hatzfeld Nell Hause Dorothy Hayes Let not your heart be Fortune favors the Connie Lynn Another book was troubled. bold. Haworth opened wh ' ch was Good words are the book of life. worth much, and cost little. Barbara Haynes |eff Haynie The will to do, the Strong be the splen- soul to dare, dor of a sudden thought. Bob and Rick do their thing. Linda Carolyn Head They are able be- cause they think they are able. Mary Lou Herron To fill the hour that is happiness. Deni Heitz To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. John Clay Hershey Youth will have his swing. Jim Hendricks Don ' t throw a mon- key wrench into the machinery! Laurie Hershey Forgetfulness is a form of freedom. Nancy Lee Henry Youth is a wonderful thing. Jan Hesse The end of man is to know. Seniors Study Hard Lesa Hestand Chris Ann Kathy Hickok Kim Hinson Sincerity is a rare Hettenbach Kindness is a way of Dare to be what you gift. The mildest manners showing love. are. and the gentlest heart. But, OF COURSE we were studying! ' No, I ' m a senior, NOT a sophomore! Alan Hobart lerry Hoefer Melissa Ann Hogan Brian Holgate Who touches me, A man isn ' t poor if She is pretty to walk Brevity is the soul of touches man. he can still laugh. Sandra Lynne Mollis Sluggo Hollond A golden smile and A smooth talker, golden hair has she. with and witty to talk wit. with. Donald Gregory Hopkins A busy man who takes his tasks to heart. Pamela Susan Home A still small voice of gratitude. Hurry! We ' re late for the game! Craig Howard His countenance will change into worthi- ness. David Humke Mark Humphereys Great thoughts like There is no elo- great deeds need no quence without a trumpet. man behind it. Gail Lynne Irwin Her eyes sparkle and tell all. William Jeffery lackson What should a man do but be merry? )an )ilek Sing out my soul, thy song of joy. Laura Jackson There ' s nothing worth the wear of winning, but laugh- ter and the love of friends. Bobby Johnson With will one can do anything. Charlie Keeter Jenkins Thought sometimes brings more success than actions. Jim Johnson With his face came calm. Tim M. Jett I will dance a jig for you. Sue Johnson Her friendly person- ality is always ready for fun. Seniors Are Almost Cone. Patty Johnston Her ways are ways of pleasantness and her paths are peace. )ane Kailey Our life is frittered away by detail. Ann Marie Jones Those who think nobly are noble. Ronald M. Kaim Wisdom is only found in truth. Mark Andrew Jones Will is character in action. Michelle Elaine Kanewske A heart wed with the noble sense of vir- tue. Roger Dean Jonker Merit is worthier than fame. Maria Kahn She has a quiet way of winning her goal. Patti Kappele The honest man ' s the noblest work of God. Joseph Kearley The wisest have the most authority. Barbara Keeler And courage never to submit or yield. Elise Ellen Keen Great hopes make great people. David 1. Kellar He knows enough who knows how to learn. Barbara Ann Kelley The heart ' s mirth doth make the face fair. Janet Ellen Kelly In more ways than one, she ' s a lady. Julie Kay Kennington All musical people seem to be happy. We ' re on our way. Seniors Play Around. Is It Charlie Chaplin? Gerald Herman Kern Rob Kerr Much courtesy. He was straight; you much subtlety. could trust him. Gary Kellar Not much talk — a great sweet silence. Benjamin King Don ' t take life too seriously; you ' ll never get out alive anyway. David King All hail the King! Dean King To him, no high; no great, no small. Karen Lee King If you get simple beauty and nought else, you get about the best thing. Sue Kipp She is always full of pep. Ron A. King )ust a fun loving pal. Sandra King Much wisdom often accompanies few words. Daniel David Kistler Those expressive eyes and warm per- W. Craig Kittleson sonality make him so Big men come ir very special. small packages. Kent i inkade A friend must not be cruel even in jest. Steve Klarer He that no more must say, is listened to more. Vickie Lynn Knight Valerie Korba Karen Kraft Heard melodies are The simple heart that For me to live sweet, but those un- asks to love, obtains. Christ, heard are sweeter. Leiann Eve Kreekon A friend is the first person who comes in when tlie whole world has gone out. Seniors Are The Best! Hey, Where ' s the car? Mike Lairsen Be wisely wordly, not wordly wJse. Debbie Lambeth We do not know be- neath what sky shall be thy fate; we only know it shall be high and great. Debbie Lancaster A sweet, attractive kind of grace. Jeff Landig You wake me too soon; I must slumber again. Leah Ann Landram Mark C. Langford )oel Tyler Laseter II Steve M. Lauten A winning way, a Mock not; someday Gaily the troubador From the crown of pleasant smile. I ' ll startle the world. touched his guitar. his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. Thomas Leach One must never turn his back on this devil. Barbara Louise Leffel Let no thorn beset the path you tread. Linda Lee Speech is silvern. Daniel Roy Lemmons His love for sports and justice run hand in hand. Longhorns Paula Lemons Missy Lenihan Cathy Leonard Shelly Leslie It is good to be Ain ' t misbehavin!? Self-confidence is He worries not, nor merry and wise. the first requisite to ever will; his is a soul great undertakings. soon freed. go wild! Susie Levin The most lovely and precious things come in small pack- ages. Bert L. Ligon He wears the rose of youth upon him. Brian Levy His soul is sincere. Ginger Carolyn Lindsay Without love and laughter there is no joy. Seniors Are Friendly. ' %.. The T.). and W.T.W. cheerleaders converse. Paul Linsley Silence is a man ' s chief learning. Connie Lucas The way to be happy is to make others so. Mike Locke A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck. )udy Luce Gentleness succeeds better than violence. Marion Brooks Lockwood A wonderful person with talents enfolded to quietness. Jan Luchsinger She ' s witty and wee. Marion Loughborough Her frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. John Albert Lunkwicz II Men of few words are the best men. Diane Lux Debbie L. Lyde Betty Lyons Brenda )une I love with all my I am willing to love Conversation is the MacFarlane heart. all mankind. laboratory of the A glow in her heart student. and a smile upon her face. Shawn Clarke Madden He will maintain his argument as well as any military man in the world. Kim Scott Magoni If it be thus to dream, still let me sleep. Mike Mahoney A man of cheerful yesterdays and confi- dent tomorrows. Susan T. Malone Do all the good you can. )im Manley His musical ability and friendliness make him well liked. Larry Marek In silence also there ' s a worth that brings no risk. Michael Marek Silence is the mother of truth. Robert Gerard Francis Merriman He ' ll never be civilian. Gayle Marshall Charles E. Martin Debbie Martin Linda Martin Did everything Glory is never what Her voice was ever Silence is more musi quietly and did it virtue is not. soft and gentle, an cal than any song, very well. excellent thing in a woman. DO NOT FEED THE TEACHERS Sign in the teachers ' workroom. Ruby Martinez Gary May Originality is often )ust a playboy at the key to success. heart. left Mayer Richard Alan Mayes He turned more than Honest fame awaits one girl ' s head. the truly good. Seniors — Class Of 72. Tim M. McAninley The laughter of men is the contentment of God. Shanda Louise McCaleb Laugh thy girlish laughter. Mike McCord The best of men. Mary Lynn McCormick It is not the brains which matter, but that which guides them. )oe McCormick A tender heart; a will inflexible. James Thomas McCracken Oh it is excellent to have a giant ' s strength. Debbie Maire McCoy Beauty is Nature ' s coin, must not be hoarded. leffery McClathery A happy life must be to a great extent a quiet life. )anet does her thing. The Spirit Of 72 ' . i M i -... Pat McDaniel Only virtue wins eternal fame. Sharron lerene McKinney My thoughts and I are of another world. )an McDonald Youth calls for plea- sure. Pleasure calls for love. Linda Meers There is no argument equal to a happy smile. Look who has spirit! Candace Michele Mehaffey Happiness seems made to be shared. Karen Meinster Silence is the perfec- test herald of joy. Keri Meltzer Vicki Lee Meyler Scolt Miears Kathy MiKei A good talker, ever As full of spirit as the Anything I don ' t Bold as a lion, more than a good month of May. know, I ' ll learn to- orator, employs a morrow, good audience. But Martha, I ' m only 5 years older ttian you! Bruce Miller Where did you get that pearly car? Marilyn Miller Ever willing to help however hard the task. Gerald James Miller A happy life consists in tranquility of mind. Carol Millet And to my pledged word am true. Margaret Elizabeth Matt Mills Christa Mims Mary lean Minchew Milligan It ' s a ready grin that I will be the pattern Beauty hath so many Cod gave her might makes a man sue- of patience. charms. and mirth, and laid ceed. his whole sweet earth between her hands. John Molina Tomorrow is a new day. Ann Montgomery Silence gives grace to a woman. Rita Mongaras The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts. Karen Sue Mooneyham Laugh to be gay; smile to have friends. Sign on the study hall door. Penny Ann Moore She is full of more pep than all the rest together. Alan H. Morgan Thinking, not growth, makes man- hood. Davul Xtoi dn Katherine Anne All that he does, and Morgan brings to pass, is the She is friendly and vesture of a thought, gentle. Seniors Have A Good Time. Oh my gosh, it ' s snowing! Anne E. Morris A woman of charm is as rare as a man of genuis. Susan Morris Always active every step, full of liveli- ness, happiness, and pep. Marilyn jeannine Morris We walk by faith, not by sight. )anet Mortenson I know she ' s here - I heard her laugh. Jill Moser Dona Susan Muethe As pure in thought as One boy, one special angels are. boy. Katharine Iris Muns With a voice from heaven she has been blessed. Janice Rene Murray And with thyself keep ever face to face. Jerry Muse Make good things from ill things, best from worst. Mathew Mark Nettek I will have one love in my life . . . W. Bob Nail Sports are his life. Janne A. Nielsen In doing what we ought, we deserve no praise, because it is our duty. joe Nardozza He lives for love. David O ' Connor Happiness is a wine of the rarest vintage. Doug Paul Nash Let there be life and I will make it merry. Craig Alan Olesen Never idle a mo- ment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Seniors Are Active. Look ma, only 3 cavities! Seniors meditate about life. Bob Oliver Every word a jest, every jest a word. Susan Osteen But the man worth- while is the man who will smile. Ann Olson She can laugh and cry both in a wind. Peter Ottebro Man ' s character is re- vealed by his speed. Glenn Erick Olsson Nature ' s old felici- ties. Stan Owings He ' s never alone that is accompanied with noble thoughts. A. Louise Oppenheim Too good for great things, too great for good. Carolyn Marie Pace Happy the man, and happy he alone, he who can all today his own. Frank Paden Cathy Page Stephen Karl Page Pamela Key Parnell is it the truth? A true friend is for- What noble pres- Reserved and quiet, ever a friend. ence in himself! but who can tell the wealth in this deep well? Look at )eff re-counting his patches. Ann Parrish Pat Patterson Ready for a good Unknowing what time? You bet! she sought. P. Diane Payne Eleanor Payne Our echoes roll from She walks in beauty, soul to soul, and like the night, grow forever and forever. Seniors Are Avid Spectators Lyn has spirit, too! Carol Pearson Profound sincerity is the basis of talent as of character. Amy L. Peck George Michael Linda Peek Zealous, though Peck No one reaches a modest; innocent, A good man happy is high position with- though free. a common good. out daring. ludith Ann Penca The happiest heart that ever beat. Melinda Persinger A talented young woman. Karin LaVerne Perkins Gladness of the heart is the life of man. Mike C. Perley Love is all idle chat- ter, friends are all that matter. Seniors Reign Robert Perrenot Ronald Perrett Kathy Perrine Tom Perry Ambition has no rest. Silence has become I do not wish to be Wine, Women, and his mother tongue. anymore busy with Song. Evelyn Marie Peters my hands than is Love all, trust few, so Vivian Cheryl Petr necessary. Reed Phillips wrong to none. Eloquence is the Man about town, child of knowledge. Brent Phemister No person writes oi thinks alone. Supreme. Demise Phipps Nancy Picardi Kenny Piercy Pam Pitts A good disposition is And beauty draws us As merry as a cricket. Kindness is being more valuable than with a single hair. thoughtful of others. gold. Dan tias sultry eyes Susan Elizabeth Karen Jeanette Plunk Jan Leslie Pope Plume Whoever has a heart Believe in your own To do easily what is full of love always individuality, difficult for others is has something to a mark of talent. give. Carol Jean Porter Sincerity is an eager- ness of heart. Seniors Are The Best. Then you flip the switch Randy Potts A little nonsense now and then is rel- ished by the earnest man. Jeannine Elise Powell I breathed a song into the air. David L. Prather I ' ll be happy! Randy Prade Personality is a per- son among persons. Donna Proctor Silence is true wis- dom ' s best reply. Rachel Puckett As fresh as a daisy. Todd R. Quimby Speech is of Tinne, Si lence is of Eternity. Kathy Rader A good mind pos- sesses a kingdom. Lula Radford The happiest people seem to be those who have no partic- ular cause for being happy. Erin Valerie Ready Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Nancy Rands Culture is not a sub- stitute for life, but the key to it. Kathy Ratcliff Don ' t look back or you will never find peace of mind. Leanora Reed Carrie Reeves Bobby Rehm Steve Reiley Silence Seldom In this world it is not He who thinks for In quiet minds the hurts. what we take up, but himself and rarely greatest things grow. what we give up, imitates is a free that makes us rich. man. Lm Becky Rich Little in stature but big in heart. Becky Risch O let us still the se- cret joy partake, to follow virtue even for virtue ' s sake. 5r ili; Tom Riordan Success to the strongest. Lisa Roach Born not to lose her temper, she is kind and gentle. Artificial respiration. Class Of 72 Takes Part. g team. Lucy Ann Roberts Studies serve for de- light, for Ornament, and for ability. Susan Roberts Felicity is the perfect virtue in a perfect life. Melvin Roberts A great man is made up of qualities that meet or make great occasions. )ohn Robinson Great men are the true men, the men in whom nature has succeeded. Elizabeth Madge Robottom A cheerful temper joined with inno- cence will make beauty attractive. Karen Margaret Rogers We are the music makers. We are dreamers of dreams. Seniors Excel In Many Ways. Caballeras have spirit, too! Cindy Rosen I am myself the guardian of my honor. Roberta Dale Rowe Sherrie Rosenfield Deborah Anne Ross Brevity is a great The greatest pleasure charm of eloquence, of life is love. Sheila Kay Rowe What wisdom can Why worry? Things you find that is are bound to happen greater than kind- anyway. ness? )an Rubin Study is a dreary thing. Laura Rouget A woman of few words. Benjy Rubinett A man of infinite jest. Stephen David Ruff Goodness of disposi- tion is the finest gift of nature. Mary Elizabeth Savard The ripest peach is highest on the tree. |im Salih Everybody ' s Buddy. William Mathew Schelling With malice toward none; with charity for all. Pam Salmons Jerry Sanders Great minds have Silence is the under- purposes; others standing of fools. have wishes. Paul Schroeder Liked and likeable. and one of the virtues of the wise. Debi Lynn Schubert Ready to work when she has to, ready to play when she can. Everybody likes a winning team! Seniors Are Number 7 What more need be said? Janeen Schween Her loveliness we never knew, until she smiled on us. Patricia Scott As quiet as a lamb. DavW Scott Not too talkative but when he talks, peo- ple listen. Kym Seay Sports are a part of her lite. Robert D. Seebeck If there is any truer measure of a man than what he does, it must be what he gives. Lea ). Seeley So full of cheerful- ness and good tem- per, the more it is spent, the more of it remains. Nancy Gail Seidel Good things come in small packages. Sherry Sellers Her eyes are jewel- like, and cased as richly. Barbara Arin Shatter My heart leaps when 1 behold a rainbow in the sky. Sue A. Shaw A cheertui life is what the Muses love. Bob Sharer He takes life as it comes and laughs at it all. Leslie Shorter She speaks sense to lerry Don Shaw Some think he ' s bashful; others doubt. Ian Silk To act according to nature and according to reason is the same thing. Kimberly Dorcas Shaw If ere she thought an evil thought, she spoke no evil word. Thomas L. Sistrunk A good sport on or off the field. What a deal! Bruce Smith Carolyn Smith Crescent Smith Quiet, yet forceful. A soft answer Present in spirit, turneth away rath. Mark Smith Humor has justly been regarded as the finest perfection of genius. Seniors Have A Good Year. Victory for W.T.W. Guess who!?? Marke Courtney Smith In learning of books, he does excel. Merleen Smith Terri Smith Terri Smith Where the boys are! She may talk your ear She has a winning off, but you will smile, enjoy every minute of it. Mark shows off his muscles. Becky Snow If a person is worth knowing at all, he is worth knowing well. Stewart Snider Full of courtesy and full of craft. Cynda A. Soder This young girl can do anything and do it well. Julie Solomon One of few words, but important thoughts. )ay Sonenthal What is on the out- side does not count as much as what is on the inside. Anthony C. Soto Quiet but still worth getting to know. Debbie Lynne Sowell She has a gentle way, a quiet voice. Bob Spaulding Can he be serious? Dawn Sharon Spieker The only greatness is unselfish love. Maren Spence I know what happi- ness is, for I have done good work. Laura St. Romain She can find the funny side of — well, everything! Pat Staggs No man has more time than I. Rick Stewart Happiness is the only thing we can give without having. Kathy Stokes The way to be happy is to make others happy. Danny D. Stoll All Mankind loves lover. Vicki Stone A minute of thought is worth more than an hour of talk. Deborah Lynne Sturgell To be content with little is difficult. Dick Sundstrom His fine character determines his fu- ture success. Mike Sutherland Wisdom thoroughly learned will never be forgotten. Greg Sutherlin Deia Karlene Sutton Cary Swindle Anne Taylor Sometimes deep Nothing in life is to Trying times are True nobility comes thought brings be feared. times for trying. of the gentle heart. unknown success. Seniors Are Many-Sided. Aren ' t you glad you use Dial? Don ' t you wish everybody did? Everybody likes school. Seniors Are Nearly Finished Wesley league Let me have strength, and a good time. David Lawrence Teddlie Prejudice is being down on what we are not up on. Ellen Tenny Nothing is so strong as gentleness. Tommy Lee Thompson Life is too short to be little. Barbara Ann Thompson To speak kindly does not hurt the tongue. )anet Tierney If anyone speaks evil of you, so live that none will believe it. Bekki Thompson Be what you wish others to become. Jeff Scott Thompson Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle. Anita Todd Scott Trent She has an angel ' s An orator ' s Virtue is face. to speak the truth. )ulie Ann Troutwine Oh youth with song and laughter. David Tuggle This young man will go far for many tal- ents has he. Lisa Tune What I am to be I am now becoming. Michelle Ann Turrentine Be the true man you seek. Ron Upton Know enough to know enough not to. Vickie Laeh Wadley She is always ready for a good time. Keith Van Kirk Choose the best life, for habit will make it pleasant. Marilyn Waldman Let not your heart be troubled. Kim Valentine A pretty smile, good personality. Cheryl Walker She has a quiet way of winning her goal. Betsy Vantine Speech is the index of the mind. Steve Walker A fellow of infinite jest. Wendy Wall But respect yourself most of all. Ardell Waller Cathy Louise Ward Take a sad song and Thy nnodesty ' s can- make it better. die to thy merit. |im Washington The honest man ' s the noblest work of God. Seniors Show Bob Watson Boys will be boys. Rodger Henry Ways Nothing succeeds like success. Jane Leslie Watson The joy of life is liv- ing, or so it seems to me. Diane M. Webb They are able be- cause they think they are able. Jeff W. Webb Laurie Webb Candi Wehrle Curt Welwood Sports first, all else To strive, to seek, to She is here, I heard His life is sports arid second. find and not to yield, her laugh. love. Their Spirit Vicky Westfall Brenda R. White The joy of the heart Talents differ. fairly colors the face. Cathy Suzanne )anie Whiting White Love all, trust few, do Silence is a man ' s wrong to none, chief learning. Karen Whitley Larry Wicker Greg Wiggins Larry Wilks I had a pleasant time Hitch your wagon to To study hard, think A strong man, with a with my mind, for it a star. quietly, and act settled purpose, was happy. frankly. )ill Lynn Willand Chuck Williams Cyndi Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Gentle, kind and One who gets along ' think I would live Be wisely wordly, not sweet of disposition, with everyone. with animals, they wordly wise. are so placid and self-contained. lames Wilson Oh, glory Hallelujah! Steve Witt Be swift to hear, slow to speak. Charlie Wood A sportsman, a humorist, and an all- around good fellow. )ay Wood He is never idle. Martha Wood Randy Wood The best is yet to He lives for the love come. of life. Ruth Wood Bill Woodburn Happiness proves a He is talented and good person. will go far. Seniors Are Hard Workers. WhdiS Ihc dn!,wer lu no. if James W. Woodruff Mark Worley Chris Wright Sherry Wright Let there be life and We can all depend What should a man Don ' t look back or I will make it merry. on him. do but be merry? you will be left behind. )ulie Wu With Cod, nothing shall be impossible. Ricky Ronald Young Always misbehavin ' . Steve Yates Catch me if you can! Suzie Zavislan A friend is worth all the hazards we can run. )ohn York He was made to love. Elaine Zimmerman Be glad and your friends are many. Bill Richard Young Color my world with hopes of loving you. Deborah Zippel She is light in step, and happy in thought. Faye Zuckerman Music, when soft voices die, vibrates in the memory. Caballeras always wear a smile. The Birth Vev r To Be Forgotten. So Now We Must Part And Co Our Separate Ways, But Let Us Not Forget The Memories Of These Days. ' Jo ? Juniors Choose Finalists Todd Holman Mark Thompson lohn Dodson Sally Mallory Beth Ryan Shell Stone heir Favorites. Zach Fry Teresa Bond 5 It ' lv kaXi 1 ' §0 ' i w A k ■ W0 mk. n1 L Debbie Abdou Shane Abel Linda Acy lace Agatston Bill Aiguier Cordon Albury Dodd Allen Debbie Anderson Kevin Anderson Cathy, I thought you were supposed Junior ' s Show They Care Rex Andrew Mark Andrus Sharon Arledge Jeffrey Arthur Dow Austin Fran Averill Cal Axtell Mark Bander Sally Barber Steve Barrett Cage Beadling Scott Beasley Barbara Beaverson Carolyn Beecroft Cathy Bell o tell the story Tom Bennison )im Blerman Rex Billings Randy Billingsley Dale Bird David Birini Clifford Bishop Joni Blades Del Blundell Connie Board Beth Boatright loyce Boden Ellen Bogenschutz Cally Bohan Richard Bohonsky Mary Ann Boils Teresa Bond Laura Boog Chris Bowen Nancy Branden Becky Bray Carolyn Bray Laurie Briggs Bill Brock Richard Brockman Larry Brooks Darcy Brougher Juniors Show Spirit In Beth Brown Steve Browne Jennie Brusilow John Burgess Linda Burl head Leian Burkschell Loretta Burns Tricia Bunn Jolanda Butcher Kim Cahlik Sandi Caldwell Mona Canoles Lynne Carhart Cathy Carnell Bill Carroll Mary Chapman Karen Cherry Ann Christy James Chunn )jm Clancy Cayle Clark Laura Clark Many Ways David Clary )eff Coben Sharon Cockerham Cathy Collett Dawn Colley Cheryl Cook Jim Cook Rond Cotton Pete Coughlin Randy Crawford Shari Crawford Kathy Cribbin Bill Crowder Gail Crownover Marsha Dann Dwayne Darnell Suzanne Darsey Peg Davis Tom Davis Debbie Dayton Bob Dean Michele Delassus Alright, all opposed? Juniors Cat Involved Debbie Delauro Steve Den nie )oe DiCangi Dana Dillard Chip Dishman Pat Dixon John Dodson Steve Drewry John Durel What ' s the next step? Eileen Dusza Roster Dyess Pam Eaton Brian Ellington Alan Emerson Blake Estes Vicki Evans Roxanne Ewing Elia F. de la Reguera James Ann Fahey Beverly Fahrm Linda Fawcett Cynthia Fellows Susie Fisher Bill Fivereash In Activities Missie Fleming Dale Flower David Floyd Mark Floyd Nancy Forman David Fortlage Mark Fournier Mary Fountain David Fox Terri Freeman Sheri Fremming Tom French Andy Fulls loyce Galarneault Cathy Call Alma Garcia lack! Georgeson Gary Garnick Rhonda Garrett David Casmire Jim Gerson Debbie Giffen Stan Gilbert Joni Cilks Donna Ciller Jan Glascock Steve Glass Cameron Godfrey Sherrie Goggans Anne Golden Patly Golub Pam Cordon Luana Groh Kathy Graham Lynn Gran Beth Cray jim Cray Caren Cullatt Barbara Hale Dave Hale Pam Hall Jill Halladay Mark Haller Juniors Get Together Karen Hammett Craig Hamilton Mike Hancock David Hand John Hansen Linda Haralson Harmon Hardy Elizabeth Harralson Steve Harrell John Harrison Kris Harrison Tis Harrison Cathy Hascal Emily Hatch Jim Hemsell Gale Hess Samuel Hi Mark Hoaland Debbie Hodgson Sally Hoffman Cindy Hogan Todd Holman Susan Hoover Britt Hooker Kathy Houck Martha House Bob Houston Greg Howse )udy Hublein Okay, Stick-um up! Robert Huffman Sabrina Hughes Teresa Humphreys Yolanda Humphrey Doug Hunt Eric Huss David Irwin Terry lackson Gayle Jarcho Sandi )ensen txf: I i Juniors Are Fun Bob Johnson Brian Johnson Dan lohnson Lee Johnson Stephanie Johnson Su Johnson What a smile! € f Cathy Jones Joyce Jones Tina Kackley Barbara Kalldin Damon Kellam Threse Kempe Karen Kerr Laura Ketchum Charles Kincannon Paul Kingsley Rita Kirk Mindy Kostiuk Alan Knappenberger Kim Lackey Bruce La Comette Richard Lambert Rob Lane Sherri Lane Romonda Langford Tracy Lankford Scott La Taste Susan Lauten Tommy Lawyer Mike Leach Pull the string David Leahy John Leahy Mike Le Bleu Lois Leftwich Barbara Leroy Mike Leonard Janelle Lewis Les Lewis Karen Lightfoot Sondra Lipkin Margaret Lloyd Anita Locy Cary Lorimer Sue Lott David Low m I 1 ind she will open her mouth. juniors Are Enthusiastic Darrell Manley Susan Manley )im Manning Kay Maples Tom Mark Nancy Markwardt Peter Marshall Ricky Marshall Connie Luce Robert Luck Bill Luckey Becci Lund Brock Lynn Ellen Mac Donald Caria Magee Steve Maher Alice Maler Sally Mallory Nancy Malosky Debbie Manasco Here come the cokes! Eric Martin Vicki Martin Windy Mayfield Cindy Mayo Marsha Maynard Karen Mazzola Hey, don ' t leave me out! William McCord Susan Mersky Tom Mitchell Kim McCullough Susan Middleton Regis Mobley Cindy McDaniel Susan Miller Becky Moreno Kevin McDaniel Carol Mitchell Mark Morris Carole McKay Dean Mitchell Cindy Morrow Mary McKinley Keith Mitchell Marsha Morrow Juniors Are Camera Shy What do you mean stupid looking? Roy Mosier David Moss Paula Mounce Patti Muldoor Maria Muns Liz Murchison Judy Myers Drista Myers Gary Nail Eiiene Nichols Barbara Nielsen Julie Noah Jim Nardozza Kay Neal )eff Neary Debbie North Mike Oatman Jody Odell lack Nelsen Dave Neubert Steve Newton Cayle O ' Neal Chris O ' Rourke Sandee Orr Debbie Osborne Juniors Cat Excited Milissa Osboune Richard Patten lanie Osnik Don Ottensman Mary Ita Pace Barbara Parl er Melanie Parkhi Kim Pearson Mona Perrin Ralph Peterson Don Phillips Cris Phillips Patty Pinney Charles Pitts Randy Poliner Lisa Porter Dawn Potter Allen Powell Debbie Powell lane Marie Powers David Prager )ohn Price Tommy Purnell Jane Quin Vicki Radebaugh Lory Ramsey Linda Raudebaugh Diane Richardson Don Roberts Frank Roberts Norma Roberts Vicki Roberts Linda Robinson Xanna Robinson Steve Roe )im Roessler johnny Rogers Rick Rogers Beth Rose Debbie Rose Carol Rowe loan Ruby Susan Rucks Dave Russell Ricky Russell Cindy Rutherford Beth Ryan Rick Ryba Paula Salter Lynn Salvino Debbie Sampson Dave Sanders Roger Sanders Stephanie Sanderson Rob Sapp David Saunders Paula Schiller Cheryl Semones lames Ann Linda Schelling Andrea Cena Schmear Bette Schroeder Savacool Bob Sease Schlosberg Dulcey Seebeck Rex Sells Doug Scott Richard Secrest Eric Sheaffer Scott Sheaffer Kay Sheppard Laura Sherman Jennifer Shocl ley Carol Shore Marilyn Shosid Nancy Siegley Bill Sims lames Sizemore White Welcomes New Juniors David Small Chad Smith Cheryl Smith David Smith Delicia Smith jodell Smith Lisa Smith Mike Smith Do you think I can fit in this locker? Juniors Are Humorous Scott Smith Steve Smith Melinda Spell Steve Spencer Cayle Spraggins Chip Spencer Eric Stoddard Kahty )o Sowell Suzanne Snaith Kim Snyder Paul Sp)encer Kimberlee Stalling Lori Stephenson John Stetter Christine Stewart lames Stevenson Liz Stoller Laurie Stromer Shell Stone Holy Strickland Sally Strieder Gary Stringer Nancy Strobe! David Stokes Dave Stuckey Steve Swan Yuonne Swauger Leonda Sweet Val Swinehart Kyle Talbert rniOt Randy Tanner lames Tassos Lisa Taylor Mary Tenner Brent Thompson Janice Thompson leff Thompson Kim Thompson Mark Thompson lay Thrash Linda Tischer Belly Titus Becky Tollen ludy Trabits Lorna Trammel i . This looks like the lunchroom! Cindy Traver Beth Turner Marty Ann Vowan Roxanne Trott Tom Turner Tom Waddil Greg Tull lack Vanderslice Cindy Wade Chuck Tarter Anita VogI Debbie Wagley Caring Is Friendship Amy Walters Cindy Walters Jo Anna Warren Larry Washington Cheryl Weaver Ricky Weaver )o Webb Steve Wedgewood Jane Welch Penny Welch Raymond Welsh Don Wessels Greg Whitson Winton Welsh Steve West Sherry Whittle Julie Welwood Wendt Wendland Mary Ann Wetzel Richard Wetzel Amy Whittlesey lame s Whittlesey I can ' t believe I ate the w hole thing! m iww : ie . .- •- Jfl w T 111 and friendship is forever Rodger Wiggins Bonnie Wilkerson Linda Willis lulie Wilson Keith Wilson Virginia Winkle Carol Wofford Rickey Wolfe Terry Womack )ohn Wood Danny Yarborough George Yost Leslie Yost Larry Young Bob Yount Mark Zapatocky Richard Zebrak Debbie Zisk Pam Zorbanos Cindy Cannon Sophomores Elect Favorites Finalists. Mike Epstein Scott Cuice Mark Jackson Dixie Houser Cindi Shackelford Terri Shelton Sophomores . . . Denise learns of new places. Kelly Abel Phillip Abell Perry Adams Elizabeth Adier Sallie Aiguier )ohn Alexander Mike Alexander Sharon Allen John Amis Clenna Anderson Nancy Arista Elaine Arnold Janet Aronoff Cheryl Arrigona Carrie Atkinson Patty Attenberry Kathlyn Auten Sylvia Avenius Joanie Bach Debbie Bailey David Baine Steve Baker Steve Bacica Billy Ball Peggy Ballew Janice Bamsch George Bannon Nancy Barker David Barnes Suzanne Barnes Glynese Barllett Candy Bates Bob Baublils lerry Baucum Kalherine Beading Bruce Beard George Beck Lynn Peckwilh Cwyn Beddingford David Beecroft lohn Bell Margaret Bennison Kim Berman Hope Berstein Tina Berres David Besserer Ray Bolinger Kalhy Booth They Start At The Bottom Again!! When do we graduate? Steve Bowen Nancy Bramolell Cayle Braziel Rusty Bromley Debbie Brown Lorie Brown Laurel Bruce Julie Bruck Donna Bryant Ross Bufkin Brenda Burris Loranda Butcher Debbie Butler Vickie Caldwell Rhonda Callahan Maria Campbell Pat Canty Lisa Capri Carol Carpenter Mari Caprion David Carter Henry Casey Chris Castillo Sophomores Gain I think class was over 15 minutes ago. ' Judy Cato Caren Caylos Andrew Charbeneau Vance Cheatham Mark Childs Chrisla Chiles Frank Christensen Patricia Christensen Laura Clay David Cobb Scott Cole Mike Cole Nancy Collier Cathy Collins Donna Colvin Kristin Conover Carol Cook Carol Coons David Cooper Robbie Cope Judy Corbin )an Covey Lou Cox Rhea Craig Dana Crane Brad Crane Merry Cravi ' ford Wendy Crellin Teri Crelly Rose Cross Recognition Open book tests were a favorite. WJ.W. Has Best-Looking Girls In Town Barby Mills was Crowned Miss Teenage Dallas Helene Crouche Danina Culver Derwood Curlin Billy Dabbs Cindy Dake Kent Dakour Teri Daniels Pam Daniels Kathleen Darden Diana Dare Debi Darling )im Davenport Nancy Davenport Brad David Andrea Davies Brad Davis Chris Davis )aci Davis Brenda Deem Nancy Deen Bill Delauro Nathan Deuel Suzzane DeVerteuil Gary Dickerson Linda Dieringer loan Diller Elise Dinkins Cindy Dirugeris f Donna Dobbs Candy Donaldson lohn Donor Vickie D ' Orazio Doreen Doty Barney Douglas Susan Douglass Liz Dowdy Cindy Drake onna Dreier Linda Driscole Mylinda duCote Diga Fahey Katrina Feldhake im Feldman lean Fenske Cheryl Fenton Karen Ferguson Madge Fickes Kathy Fields June Files Mark Finkelstein Nigel Fitzgerald Bill Flemming Sophs Enjoy Girl Watching Paint it green. Look, Ma, no cavities Teri Flemming Donna Fletcher Mary Floyd Debi Flynn )ohn Folsom Diane Foraker Jeff Gale Denise Gamble Margaret Garcia Reid Garfield Alisa Garrison Cheryl Gatz Lori Ceers Bob Geeting Kathy Genter Pat Gibbons Susie Gilberts Pam Gilliam Bobby Glaze Karen Goering Laurie Golden Friday nights meant football games and sore throats to many sophomore girls. m§ Prospective drill teamers put in practice. Crelchen Coode Wayne Cooden Leslie Corson Robert Granville Connie Cravitle William Cregory Susan Green Dianne Greer Pat Cresham Steve Criffen Shirley Griffin Debbie Crubbs Scott Guice Susan Cuidry )oni Haesemeyer Katie Hafner Alicia Hafin Philip Haley lames Hall Tanya Hall He said what Sophs Are Always Willing To Help. Kevin Halsey Mike Hammett Vickie Hansen Dirk Hardy Amy Harrell Julie Harris Chris Hart Kathy Hart Victor Hasenaver Karen Hassenfly Jackie Hatzfield Nancy Haverstock Eddie Hayden Shelly Haynes Cindy Head Scott Hearn Mark Hedge Todd Heller Sophomore . . . It ' s A Good Year. The Film Room was cold. Anyone can make a mistake. Sheri Hemsell Hank Henry Polly Hershey Kris Hesse Mark Hettenbach Doug Hiclook Ken Hill Sandi Hill Denise Hodgson Julie Holloway Terrie Holzer John Hood Chris Hooks John Hooton Kent Hope Jeff Horsewell Dixie Houser Holly Howard Bruce Howard Nancy Howrey Mark Hoy Patty Hudgens )an Huie Roberta Humphreys Hiire Hunt Elisa Husick Alex Huss Sherry Huston Rhonda Hutchison Donna Irby Jimmy Jack Marc Jackson Randall Jackson June lames Montine Jannette Eddie Jefferson Michelle Jiiek loan lohnson Karen Johnson Peggy Johnson Bob lohnson Beth Jones Jill Jones Leigh Jones Linda Jones Randy Jones Nadine Julian Philip Joplin Lisa Jordan Pat Kanewske Katie Kaptain Jerilyn Karlebach John Keeler Jimmy Kendrick Kelly Kennemer Diane Kerr Bob King Gayle King Bruce Kirk Chad Kirkham Krista Kitterman Diane Klecka Terry Klein My Mom is here! Kim Knick Kim Koze Kim Kozeisi Pam Kulick )ohn Kunkel Sue Laboon Debbie Lament Cathy Lange jerry Lange John Lange Gregg Larimer Carrie Larsen Lisa Lawrence Sharon Lawrence Lynn Lawler Claude Lebrun Stu Lilly Seldon Lindsey brad Livingston Tricia Locke Steve Loftis Ron Looney Mark Lorang Kathy Luckey When In Doubt, John Lux Sharon Mahoney Lisa Mallett Letai Manch Marcy Manning Robby Manning Mary Ellen Markwardt Kim Martin Scott Mathews Kelly May David Mayes Michele Maynard )im McCarthy Kathy McCarthy Jan McClure Kirby McCord David McCracken Leslie McDonel David McElroy Tom McGilvery Rose McClalhery Monte McCowan Larry Mclnerney Lawson McLester Fran McNeely Timothy McNuff Mark McRoberls Liselte McSoud Nancy Merik Randy Merriman Barry Metz David Miller Barby Mills Bob Mitchell Debbie Montgomery Scott Moore Sue Morgan Suzanne Morgan Debbie Morris Laura Morrissey Anne Moore Paula Mortenson Lisa Moss Carol Mound Jeff Murphy Susie Muse Kent Nabor Barbara Namy Ask A Soph!!! Mary lean Nash Kirt Neal Marty Neiman Steve Nelson Terry Nelson Frances Newbold Kristi Nicholl Buster Noah Claudia Noble Gary Norris Vickie Norwood Cindy Nowlin johnny Nuttson Pam O ' Bryan Greg Olgreen )ohn Owen Lauri Owen Adina Owen Ronnie Packer Cindy Paden Patti Page |o Pakowsky Karen Parfitt Pat Parsen David Patrick Loren Payne Pam Peek lose Perez Rhonda Perrin Susan Perry Kaye P eterman Kevin Peters Susan Peterson A sophomore chemistry class. They ' re A Fine Bunch Of Vicki Petr Summer Phillips Gary Phipps Linda Plunk Stacy Poe Valerie Pohl Kevin Porteck Gail Porter Susan Post Russell Powell Nancy Pratt Cindy Price Leslie Price Bob Pruden Greg Purnell Mike Rambin Debbie Ramzinsley June Rapp Don Ray Phyllis Ray Susan Real Mark Reedy Connie Reem Mary Rehm Susan Reiley Wayne Reynolds Sally Rice Carolyn Riordan Yolanda Rios Melinda Risek Dan Roack Diane Roan Marcia Robertson Susie Rock Sara Rosamond Rick Rosen Paul Rosendahl Susan Ross Patricia Rouget Carol Rowe Kim Rozelle Emily Rubinett Nancy Ruby Rick Ruffeno Janelle Rusk Charlotte Saddler Rick Sapp Paul Saunders Patricia Sawyer Mike Schween Terry Schwartz Susan Schoen Peter Schroeder Becky Schmidt Jeff Seal )oni Seeley Underclassmen Rob Semple Cindy Shackelford Dotty Shapiro Mike Shaw Monica Shaw Sherree Shawgo Debbie Sheets Ricky Sheffield Teri Shellon Nancy Shoffit Linda Short Dwayne Shugart Vicky Siman lack Simmons )ean Simmons Cathy Simpson Trudy Skrodzki Laura Smallwood David Smith Janet Smith Kalhi Smith Lillie Smith Loren Smith High School brings friends Danny Soulherland Le Ann Stehle Lonita Sterry Tracy Stevens Billy Stevenson Pearlena Stewart Janet Strobel lannette Strong Ken Sundstrom Shannon Sutton Jan Swinehart Pam Tarbary Patty Tennison Marilyn Tenny Laura Terkeurst Rod Terkeurst Tommy Terrell Pat Thomas Mary Thompson Sue Thompson Tish Thompson Mary Jane Thorton Jeff Tittle Mimi Titus Sophomores, Shannon Trenckmann Patty Trissel Suzy Trott Heather Turner Richard Turner Nancy Tyson Nancy Upton Judy Uririck Susan Vaden Carol Vahey Keith Vanderburg Ann Vanderslice Patty Vasey Lorri Vaulot Debbie Vendegna Mike Vickery Ann Viering Ginger Vilbig Mike Waits Diane Walker Debi Wall Laura Walpole Bob Walter Leon Walton Wanda Walton Linda Ward Ernest Warren Landy Warren Cwynne Wassell leanne Wayman Mark Weber Diane Weber Jerry Weber Judy Weidenfeller Darlene Welsh Timmy Wester Mark Wetzel Ann White Shelly White Cindy Whitley Ann Wierman Jerry Wiese Julie Wiksten Carol Williams Holly Williams Mark Williams Sharon Williams Gary Williamson Jack Wilson Melinda Wilson Sherri Wilson lane Winters Elizabeth Winthrop Mark Witt Don Wolf Kathy Wolfe Jim Wrightman David Wood Kevin Woodruff 7977-7972 Sara Wooldridge Kevin Wright Cindy Young Stephanie Young Steve YukI Hey, Susan, Smile SENfOR CUPEiaAnVES AR£ AMMOUMCED BV ' 72 OACC ■AN e UCUM MOSrSPtRITED WHO ' S WHO Talented Longhorns Bring Fame To White lop left: Miss Teenage Dallas, Barby Mills, fourth runner-up in the 1972 Miss Teenage America contest, top right: Na- tional Merit Semi-finalists: lames Sugar- ek, Joel Laseter, Gregg Hopkins, )ulie Kennington, Deborah Zippel, Craig Coleman, bottom: |eff Webb, Offensive Player of the Year; Howard Evans, Coach of the Year; Mike McCord Of- fensive Player of the Year. left: Shannon Strong, recipient of the Schlotterbeck award given annually to the out- standing girl swimmer in Dallas, center All City Band Members, left to right, Row 1: Sandy Carlson, Mary lane Nash, Kathy Beadling, Paula Lemons, Linda Fawcett, Lori Ste- phenson, Kirby Tassos, David Stokes, Laura TerKeurst, Steve HarrelL Row 2: Rhonda Callahan, Chip Fournier, Marcy Manning, Leslie Rose, Carolyn Riordan, Danina Culver, Mark Fournier, Xanna Robinson, Bas Vaandrager, Mike Meguire, David Morgan, Bob- bie TerKeurst, Barry Metz. Row 3: David Young, lanelle Rusk, Lisa Jordan, David Prager, Dave Neubert, Steve Swan, David Tuggle, Tom FHendricks, Scott Mathews, David O ' Connor. Row 4: Jim Manley, Gale Hess, Nick Ricco, Larry Bishop, Steve Cowart, Mark Stewart, bottom: Cayle Clark, placed third at state in the lOO-butterfly; Coach Francell; Shannon Strong, placed third at state in the 50 and 100-freestyle. 1 . i ;¥ Sl I H K ' .K% ' i 9t .%1i H i a m M ■n lk ' B ■ - ■ T ' ' .1 ■ . ' . ; below: The National Merit Letter of Commendation was awarded to (beginning at left and proceeding clockwise) Sid Davis, Chip Fournier, Lisa Baker, David Ellett, not pic- tured: Ed Boswell, Kathy Bouton, Tom Freeman, Debra Lyde, Eileen McMahon, Kerrie Meltzer, Byron Pratt, )ay Sonenthal. Longhorns Participate In Many Events above: Steve Maber and Janet Kelly placed in the finals in duet acting at the Bryan Adams Speech Tournament, bot- tom left: Evelyn Peters, co-worker and Faye Zuckerman, Teenage Chairman for March of Dimes, bsttom right: Rick O ' Connor and Bob Krusemark were chosen to represent White in Super Sac, an effort to give students more under- standing and voice in the administra- tion. top left: Lori Owen winner of the third place McKartney award for her per- formance on the cello, top right: Kathy Hickok, one of fourteen students picked from all students in the Dallas region to participate in a display and production of her macrame at Neiman- Marcus. bottom: Bill Woodburn and Scott Mathews placed in the semi- finals in duet acting. Students Are Talented ik -1 ' H above: Chip Fournier, Beth Gray, Maria Muns, David Tuggle, Sid Davis and Martha Elliott were chosen as all Region Choir Members, not pictured: Kathy Muns. top center: Sarah Flaherty, win- ner of the Betty Crocker Homemaking Award at White, bottom center: Lynn Lawler won third place in the Make It Yourself With Wool Contest. I top center: Rhonda Perrin and Sandy Caldwell placed in the finals in duet acting for their rendition from Helen Keller. bottom center: Ed Boswell and Lisa Baker National Honor Society Scholarship Semi-Finalists, below: Lori Owen and Gale Hess were chosen as members of All Region and All State Or- chestra. FALL We ' ve only just begun left: The school Is prepared for another year. upper left center: Winning can be bor- ing. upper right center: Time to relax. upper right: Sweet dreams. lower right: Tom Dunn leads the cheers. center: Where did the ball go? to live to dream to do to care to be Homecoming 1971-1972 Is A Victorious First Homecoming Week 1971-1972 was a time when spirited Longhorns displayed their loyalty. A car caravan, a bonfire, Western Day, and an assembly were or- ganized to promote spirit for the game. The football team continued their victo- rious streak, beating the T.J. Rebels 21-7 and winning the 11-AAAA district title. The spirit-filled week was concluded by the Homecoming Dance in the Regen- cy Room of the Adolphus Hotel. WINTER top center: Not everybody fell for win- ter, above: Brian Vandersllce prepares to play Santa Claus at Head Start, bot- tom center: AFS gave a chili supper. above: Everybody studied hard during the winter, bottom center: The Key Club played??? in a 13 hour marathon basketball game. The Madwoman Of Chaillot Presented By The 1972 ieninr Class ■% J f. u J top left: Dan Kistler really got carried away at rehearsals, top right: Mme. Josephine, Countess Aurelia, Mme. Constance, and Mile. Cabrielle are prepared to fight, bottom left: Countess Aurelia and the Sewer-man are astounded by the beauty of life, bottom right: Miss Honderich, the Director. THE CAST The Director Miss Sharon Honderich TH t ' T ' ' ° Chip Dishman, Steve Maher The Waiter , r i i. TL. , ... ., im Sa ih The Little Man .... i n u Jimmy Pugh The Doorman n.K,i_ TL„ o . Doug Nash the Prospector r-,, □ , , TL. Dave Baldwm iherese i ,,, . TL, n J . a e Watson The President d u , Tu n Bob Kerr the Baron , . , TL, c. . r Chip Fournier the Street Singer ilaS.u m- .. Tu„ CI r- , Martha Elliott me Flower Girl  i n i TL,„ o -I Mikie Baker The Ragpicker l- , ,r p,..i„„ Karen Kraff Paulette k i . , i, Ti,„ r c K. . Marilyn Mil er The Deaf-Mute ,. ., I Kathy Muns Tu cu ' V ' „ L,,, Rachel Puckett The Shoelace Peddler . .  j i i The Broker n n ' ' The Street Juggler Dave EHett Drjardin . t ' Countess Aurelia . ' .y.::. ° ' The Policeman J l l )f Pierre ' l , Th„ c„ . Dan Kist er The Sergeant „.., 7-L„ c Dill Young The Sewer-man . . r- _■ r , Mme. Constance , ° ' ' ' Mile. Gabrielle , . ' ' ' ' , . % ' J ' Mme. Josephine ... , , i ' The Presidents .] Ron Kin. r r ' TTr Ti,„ a . 1 ° King, Jim Woodruff The Prospectors )im Buchan, Walter Whiddon The Press Agents Mike McManemin, Leslie Scribner ' Melissa Hogan, Louise Oppenheim, The Adolphe Bertauts ' ' rhf ri F bT ? ' Chip Fournier, Bob Oliver Randy Potts top: Countess Aurelia mourns the lost romance of her youth, bottom left: The Prospector sniffs out oil. center: Irma and Pierre find love in the midst of chaos. Seniors Are Dramatic top left: Countess Aurelia, Pierre, and the sergeant recognize a threat to hu- manity in the prospector, top right: Countess Aurelia and the ragpicker plan their strategy to save humanity, bottom left: The waiter is ready to serve his cus- tomers. Each moment of the year Has its own beauty a picture which was Never seen before . . . . . . and which shall neve r be lived again. SPRING Brigadoon THE CAST Tommy Albright Mike Leach Jeff Douglas Jim Sal ih Sandy Dean Bob Dean MacCregor Sid Davis Stuart Dalrymple Bob Oliver Meg Brockie Debbie Ciffen Archie Beaton Doug Nash Harry Beaton Steve Maher Fiona MacLaren Maria Muns Jean MacLaren Marth Elliott Andrew MacLaren Mark Fournier Angus MacGuffie David McCracken Charlie Dalrymple Chip Fournier Maggie Anderson Ann Vanderslice Mr. Lundie Steve Glass Sword Dancers Rick Ryba, Steve We ' 5t Frank Dave Ellett Jane Ashton Lisa Baker Singing Ensemble: Laura McClain, Dawn Spieker, Jackie Frost, lulie Troutwine, Laura Clay, Barby Mills, Dixie Houser, Rachel Puckett, Julie Kennington, Kathy Muns, Beth Cray, Barbara Kelley, Betty Titus, Jan Baucum, Jeannine Powell, Sandi Caldwell, Lisa Baker, Bob Oliver, Scott Hearn, Steve Barrett, Danny Sutherland, Sid Davis, Jim Woodruff, We s Bannister, Rob Lane, Dave Ellett, Bob Dean, David Tuggle. Dancing Ensemble: Patty Colub, Cynthia Fellows, Tommy Terrell, Mikie Baker, Kevin Flavin, Melissa Hogan, Steve West, Chad Kirkham, Rick Ryba, Linda Haralson, Sherri Wilson, Ann Vanderslice, Emily Hatch, Mark McRoberts, Janet Kelly, Kenny Olsson, Stacy Poe, Richard Nagy, Hope Bernstein, Scott Cole, Susan Plume, Karin Perkins, Sheri Hemsell. Warren Travis White High School Orchestra I i hAy Heart Is In The Highlands Magical Brigadoon Enchants Audience y muty John Keats Royalty Barby Mills Cindy Shackelford Sophomore Homecoming Princess And Attendants Are Announced For 1971-2 an Thompson The Junior Princess And Her Attendants Are Presented Debbie Ciffen Homecoming Queen 1971 Is Presented Merleen Smith 1971 Homecoming Finalists: Silling, left lo right: Barby Mills, Debbie Ciffen, Carolyn Beecroft, and Beth Ryan. Stand- ing, left to right: Teresa Bond, lane Wat- son, Cindy Shackelford, Vicki Westfall, Merleen Smith, Patricia Lee, Marion Loughborough, Kathy Muns, )oni Cilks, Terr! Shelton, and Jan Thompson. 4f ' 1972 MtlttariJ ©u n anh Att nhante Carol Bennett 4iantre Blurrajj Baren Beia i§)uttnn (Hath BHhtte above: Judges (from left to right) Rich- ard Brooks, Meredith Lawson, )udy Womack, Jim Sears, and Thorn Sparks. Jjmliu us (yimwuMMj Qj6pmmhj amms Q56pmmm£j cvemlM QwiiW j ummbi yanimj JjmSjJ Qjmmj WMXi mAMj ORGANIZE rr c )! i 9 v s « : f } ,4ft; I I ■M«| j« Student Council Promotes Better Understanding striving to accomplish longstanding goals . . . a line of open communication between the administration and the student body . . . helping people to be honest with each other and to work together, yet still retain their individuality . . . showing their concern for W. T. White by their diligent efforts. above, left to right, Student Council Officers: Rick O ' Con- ner — President, Gregg Hop- kins — Vice-President, Evelyn Peters — Secretary, Richard Goelz — Treasurer, right: The Homecommg Dance reflects theme of the 1971 1972 Student Counc il OULY JUST BEGUVi above, left: President, Rick O ' Connor, above, middle. Student Council Executive Board, left to right: Mr, Gaston — sponsor. Holly Williams, Marc Jackson, Dan Johnson, Chip Dishman, Evelyn Peters, Gregg Hop- kins, Rick O ' Connor, Mr, Ringham — sponsor. Responding With Action To The Students ' Needs Sophomore Representatives, left, left to right. Row V Julie Harris, Kim Martin, lulie Wiksten, Rhonda Perrin, Elisabet McSoud, Margaret Bennison, )anet Smith. Row 2: Dixie Houser, Hope Ber- stein, Laura Clay, Diane Creer, Shelly Haynes, Denise Cambell, Deborah Bohn, Jennie Roberson. Row 3: Dirk Hardy, Cindy Dirugeris, Nancy Pratt, Terry Schwartz, Russel Powell, Beatrice Clark, Gwynne Wassell, Leane Stehle. Row 4: Lawson McLester, Kent Dakour, Paul Rogers, Kevin Flavin, Richard Nagy, Connie Gravitte, Gregg Larimer, David McCracken. below. Junior Representa- tives, Row 1: Marilyn Shosid, Debbie Zisk. Row 2: Kim Pearson, Sally Mallory, Suzanne Snaith. Row 3: Susan Miller, Jennifer Shockley, Beth Rose, Jane Quin, Darcy Brougher, Sharon Abney. Row 4: Steve Barrett, Brian Johnson, Mark Thompson. Madrigals Sing above. Senior Representatives, left to right. Row 1: Camille Gibbons, Craig Kittleson, Debie Sturgell, Lynne Bernbaum, Karen Perl ins, Cathy Craig, Lynn Mulberry, Karen Mooneyham, Linda Martin. Row 2: Bobby Moore, |ulie Troutwine, lack Fraker, Chip Fournier, Andy Griffin, Susan Osteen, Barbara FHaynes, Martha Wood, John Clark. Row S: Craig Ciesecke, Craig Coleman, Mike McCord, Paige Edwards, Mark Ballew, David Young. Homecoming 219 National Honor Society ii B left to right, Row 7; Miss Anita Hood — Sponsor, Cathy Craig, Lisa Baker — President, Penny Moore, Heah Landram, Janne Nielson, Jane Anderson, Elise Keen, Marilyn Morris Karen Plunk, Martha Elliot, Debbie Martin, Julie Kennington, Lisa Bailey, Keri Meltzer Susan Johnson — Secretary. Row 2: Ed Boswell — Treasurer, Joe Laseter, Rick O ' Connor Bob Oliver, Tom Riordan, David Scott. Not Pictured: Anne Blankenship, Melinda Clyde, George Cowden, Jandra Fiveash, Jeff Haynie, Tom Hendricks, Greg Hopkins — Vice- President, Linda Kohlstrand, Mike Locke, Mike McCord, Debbie Ross, Nancy Spurlock, William Young, Susie Zavilan. Mu Alpha Theta Speculates meeting monthly . . . presenting programs on a mathe- matical topic . . . promoting interest in mathematics. above. Old Members, left to right. Row 7; Tommy Freeman, Tricia Bunn, |anet Mortenson, Randy Poliner. Row 2: Melinda Spell, Tommy Purnell, Jim Sugarek, Anita Locy. below: Martha Elliott — secretary, Lisa Bailey — vice-president. Tommy Freeman — treasur- er. Not pictured: Andy Griffin — president. Dr. Shelton — sponsor, left, new members. Row 7; Nancy Pratt, Carol Shore, Suzanne Snaith, Darcy Brougher Row 2: Tern Freeman, Kay Sheppard, Cindy Morrow, Kim Cahlik. Row 3: Debbie Lamont, Laura Smallwood, Dana Peattie, Wanda Pan. Key Club . . . 72 Serving the school, participating in a marathon basket- ball game with T.J., showing they care! M4 v The W. T. White Key Club: Craig Kittleson — president, Mike Clay — vice-president, Bob Oliver, Ed Boswell, Mark Thompson, Gary May, Brian Johnson, Dan Johnson, )erry Miller, Craig Colemon, Andy Griffin, )im Woodruff, Rick Rogers, Richard Sapp, Rick Ryba, David Wiggans, Robert Sapp, Gary Swindle, Bill Young, Don Ellington, Steve Ruff, Mark Worley, Mark Morris, Todd Holman, Frank Greico, David Bushman, Mike Perley, Tom Riordan, Frank Sweeney, Bobby Moore, David Tuggle. The SAC A Staff Records History. rushing — getting pictures made, cropping, typing copy, making those last minute hurried trips to Fotomat, being aware — that history is being recorded by our efforts, hoping — that in years to come we each can look back and remember a little clearer the good things and happy times that made up 1972, caring — that this year will not be forgotten, but forever immortalized through this book. above: )anet Mortenson — Edi- tor, above, right: The 1972 SAGA Staff, right, left to right: Activi- ties: Cynda Soder — Editor, )ane Watson. top, above, left to right: Sports: Rick Ryba — Editor, Gail Crownover. above, left: Mikie Baker — Classes Editor, above, left to right: Classes: Sherry Crawford, Sally Mallory. left, left to right: Organizations: Tricia Bunn, Jana Collier — Editor, Diane Lux. above, left, left to right: Mike Mahoney — Business Manager, Ads: Carolyn Smith, Andy Griffin — Editor, above, right: Mike Clay — Photographer. above: Photographers: David Lawson, Chris DuCote, Randy Poliner. right: Gail rushing to meet a Saga deadline! not pictured: Valerie Korba — Faculty Edi- tor. left, left to right. Row 7; Gilbert Travis. Row 2: Cindy Morrow, Sabrina Hughes, Kathy Cribben, Kathy Rader. Row J.- Nancy Pratt, Laura Snnall- wood. Brad Levinson, Linda DriscoN. Row 4: Li- sette McVoud, Mark Fink- elstein, David Ford, Mr. Rannon Ford. Row 5: Susan Morris. Hoofbeat Inspires with a staff dedicated to entertaining and informing the student body. above. Editors Susan Mor- ris and Kathy Rader dis- cuss new ideas. publishing works and opin moting action cern through ed students ' ions, pro- and con- itorials. above left, Cathy Ward, |ohn Clinchy, Melinda Persinger. left. Sponsor Mr. Ramon Ford, above, Mr. Ford provides incentive for his staff. 231 Quill And Scroll Filled With Aspiring Journalists selecting journalists, com- posing HOOFBEAT and SAGA, diligent work- ers .. . outstanding stu- dents. above, left to right: Valerie Korba, Janet Mortenson, Rick Ryba. above middle: Kathy Rader, Cindy Morrow, Cathy Ward, Sabrina Hughes. Creative Arts Improvises compiling creative writing, publishing a yearly literary magazine, listening to interesting speakers, being creative and artistic. TW right. Miss Davidson — sponsor, |ill Halliday — president below: Melinda Riser — V. -president, Ann Curtis — sec- retary. below: Ken Hill, Claude Lebrun, Kathy Ferris, Terri Coodridge, )ohn Keeler, Chuck Freeman. f% ' Speech Club Expresses Itself above, left to right, seated in front. Row 1: Mary McKinley — presi- dent, Mindy DuCote. Mrs. Winder, Kathy Rader — secretary. Amy Whittlesey, Linda Haralson, Wendy Mayfield, Brad Levinson, Laura Smallwood. Row 2: Candy Donaldson, Carol Collier, Ann Wierman — asst. secretary, Bruce Beard, Mikie Baker, Mark Finkelstein, Keri Melt- zer — tournament director, Dan Ball. Row 3: Bob Marrinan, Kevin Flavin, Steve Maher — vice-president, bottom left: sponsor — Mrs. Winder, bottom right: V.P. Steve Maher hard at work with his execu- tive duties. attending tournaments . . . nnaking points . . . winning honors . . . hav- ing fun. The European History Club Relates The Past To The Present. dedicated to the preservation of history, participating in class discussions, studying and learning the history of Europe. 3bove, left to right, Alan Morgan, Mrs. Butler — sponsor, Lisa Bailey, David Teddlie, )udy Luce, Rick Mayes, Elise Keen, Craig Gieseke, Ginger Lindsay, Tom Hendricks, Rachel Puckett, leanine Powell, Mike Locke, Robert Hatfield. left: Mike Locke, Elise Keen, Craig Ciesecke, Lisa Bailey, and Mrs. Butler. A.F.S. Travels American Field Service . . . learning other cul- tures, experiencing new ideas, broadening hori- zons. above, left to right, Row 7; Kathy Graham — Treasurer, lulie Wilson — Student Liaison, Lois Leftwich, Diane Lux, Vickie Westfall, Louise Oppenheim — Exchange Student. Row 2: Ann Beadles, Jana Collier, Susan Rucks — Historian, Carolyn Smith, Amy Whittlesey, Mrs. Gail Cope — Sponsor, Steve West — Publicity Chairman. above left, Louise Oppenheim, Steve West, Evelyn Peters — President, Kathy Graham, Susan Rucks, Julie Wilson. JIMMY — Our Longhorn W. T. White ' s first mascot . . . immy Pugh. inspiring wild sup- port from fellow Longhorns, provoking zealous excitement, being funny, witty, and enter- taining. This is limmy! The 1971-1972 Cheerleaders Led The Longhorns To Victory JAN BAUCUM BOB OLIVER SUSAN MORRIS BOB SPAULDINC SUE KIPP MARK NEJTEK GRACIE BLAIR RANDY POTTS SHERRY PHILLIPS The Dynamic W.T.W. Nine Ignite That Longhorn Spirit . . . leading cheers, selling spirit ribbons, buttons, and bumper stickers, hiring THE airplane for the T.J. and Car- ter games, building enthusiasm with electrifying pep assemblies. 240 The 1971-1972 Caballeras Being a Caballera means: Boosting school spirit. Marching — in parades, in Los Angeles, at the T.J. assembly, and on Friday nights. Having a secret football player — making his lunch, decorating his house, and giving him special surprises. Caring — about the teams, the spirit, and W. T. White. above, left to right. Officers: Lt. Cathy Craig, Lt. Becky Risch, Capt. Susie Zavislan, Lt, Kim Shaw, Lt. Lynn Mulberry, right, Sponsor of the Caballeras: Mrs. Safford. above, left to right, Row 1: Dawn Spieker, Lydla Harrell, Susan Plume, Barbara Boemer, Debbie Martin, )ulle Troulwlne, Leiann Krekon, Capt. Susie Zavlslan, lulle Kennlngton, llll Wlland, Carol Bennett, Ann Parrlsh, Laura St. Romain, Kathy MIkel. Row 2: Debbie Ross, Cindy McDaniel, Donna Muethe, Marilyn Morris, Karen Plunk, Mellnda Clyde, Connie Dayton, |an McDonald, Barbara Haynes, )anet TIerney, MIkle Baker, Marcia Backus, Sue Dry, Midge Mllllgan, Kay Adams, Diane Webb, Annette Arnn, Lynn Bern- baum, Becky Snow. Row 3: Lt. Lynn Mulberry, Lt. Kim Shaw, Bobble Kelley, lulle Wel- wood, Debbie Zlsk, Suzan Lauten, Nancy Malosky, Shell Stone, Paula Schiller, Anita Locy, Kim Synder, Stphanle Johnson, Karen Monneyham, Paula Salter, lulle Wilson, Cheryl Semones, Kim Pearson, Lt. Becky Risch, Lt. Cathy Craig. Row 4: Barbara Parker, Paul Penney, KathI Sowell, Cheryl Cook, Marcy Pritchett, Sandra Caldwell, Randl Crawford, Mona Canoles, Nina Hlleman, Patty Golub, Sherry Crawford, Cathie Mayes, Lea Charbonneau, Nancy Foreman, Candy Mayes, Sally Hoffman, Betti Titus, Beth Turner, Kay Maples, janne NIelson. left. Social Officers, Row 7; Susan Plume — Trea- surer, Dawn Spieker — Secretary. Row 2: Leiann Kreekon — Vice-President, Lynn Bern- baum — President, Paula Schiller — Junior Chairman. Caballeras Highlight Hal ft! me practicing at 7 a.m. checking hair, snapping, kicking high, _ looking sharp, trying out halftime perfornnance. the end result, a spectacular We ARE 1! above, middle, left to right. Row 1: Ann Parish, Susan Plume, Capt. Susie Zav- islam, Lydia Harrell, Dawn Spieker. Row 2: Kathy Mikel, Laura St. Romain, |ulie Kennington, lulie Troutwine, Barbara Boemer, Barbara Haynes, Lynn Bern- baum. Row 3: Jill Wiland, Leiann Kreek- on, Bobbie Kelly, Debbie Martin. T-fW-ii; left, left to right. Row 1: )anel Tierney, an McDonald, Lt, Cathy Craig, Connie Dayton, Melinda Clyde. Row 2: Kay Adams, Sue Dry, Mikie Baker, Karen Plunk, Donna Muethe, Row 3: Diane Webb, Annette Arnn, Debbie Ross. above, left to right. Row 1: Julie Welwood, Kim Pearson, Lt. Kim Shaw, Cindy McDan- iel, Nancy Foreman. Row 2: Randie Crawford, Shari Crawford, Marcy Pritchell, Cheryl Cook, Barbara Parker, Lea Charbonneau. Row 3: Patty Colub, Candy Mayes, Beth Turn- er, Kay Maples. 245 right, left to right, Ron 7; Cathie Mayes, Patti Penney, Ll. Lynn Mulberry, Becky Snow, Sandra Caldwell. Row 2: Marcia Backus, ,Midge Milligan, Carol Bennett, Marilyn Morris, )ulie Wilson, Mona Ca- noles. Row 3: Anita Locy, Mona Ca- noles. Caballeras Are Sparkling, Spirited, And Sensational a above, left to right, Caballera Managers: Patty Johnston, Diane Payne, Nancy Seidel below, left to right, Row 1: Kathy Sow- ell, Cheryl Semones, Ll. Becky Risch, Debbie Zisk, Sally Hoffman. Row 2: Paula Schiller, Karen Mooneyham, Stephanie Johnson, Paula Salter, Nancy Malosky, Shell Stone. Row 3: Janne Nielson, Kim Synder, Betty Titus, Nina Hileman. The 1971-1972 W.T.W. Wranglers Giving a Halloween party for the R.O.T.C, Performing card stunts at half time, Sponsoring the spirit hoop, Designing and wearing spirit boosters. Sending good-luck telegrams. Decorating the halls and the varsity football team ' s lockers for the TJ. game. Decorating the lockers and making spirit boxes for the B-football team. Giving a doughnut breakfast for the B-Basketball team. Making felt fish filled with candy for the swim team. Honoring all of the spring athletic teams, Proudly supporting W. T. White! right, left to right. Officers: Mindy Kostiuk — Historian, Susan Man ley — Secretary, Penny Moore — Captain, Maria Muns — Junior Co-Captain, Karen Cherry — Secretary, Cindy Traver — Treasurer. far lower left, left to right. Squad Lead- ers: Row 7, Tracy Lankford, Susan Rucks, Karen Hammett, |onl Cllks. Row 2: Cyndi Cannon, Amy Walters, Debbie Rose, Linda Harralson, Call Crownover. Row J: lane Quin, Sally Mallory, Bridget McNeil, Lisa Smith, Kay Neal, Beth Boa- tright, Beth Rose, lower left, Captain: Penny Moore, left, left to right. Spon- sors: Miss Margaret Houser, Miss Rose- mary Thomas, Miss Narva Warren. 249 Wrangler Spirit Fills W. T. W. right, left to right, Squad 1, Row 7; Merry Crawford, )ulie Wik- ster, Linda Haralson — squad leader. Row 2: Kim Martin, Julie Harris, Liz Dowdy, Debbie La- ment, Caren Caylor, Cindy Cromwell, )an McClure. Row 3: Lindsey Seldon, Cindy Diruguis. |R ■ K i BW ' ' !I! mpiI ■ K jj j- ' 111 nil M itiu . fl .!! « WTi 1 1 jJji ■k J H right, left to right. Squad 2, Row 7; Beth Adier, Carol Collier, Jean Simmons, Trudy Skrodzki, Lis- ette McSoud, Kris Hesse, Nancy Pratt, second row: )an Huie, Denise Hodgson. Row 3: Cindy Drake, Debbie Rose — squad leader. above, left to right. Squad 3, Row 7; Kim Knick, Linda Plunk, Chris Castillo, Lori Acers. Row 2: Sue LaBoon, Mimi Titus, Susan Vinson, Holly Howard, Lisa Smith — squad leader, Kay Neal — squad leader, Janice Bamson. left, left to right, Squad 4, Row 7; Tracy Lankford — squad leader, Sharon Jennings, Cindy Head. Row 2: Cindy Can- non — squad leader, Laurie Golden, Nancy Haverstock, Karen Parfitt, Diane Kerr, Julie Holloway, Susan Ross. Wranglers Back The Horns. top, left to right, Squad 5, Row 7; Suzy Barnett, Rhonda Perrin, Susan Rucks — squad leader, Michelle )ilek. Row 2: Debbie Grubbs, Cheryl Arrigona, Clenna Anderson, Nancy Arista. Row 3: Charlotte Saddler, Clynese Barlett, Melinda Wilson, Katie Kaptain. above. Squad 8, Row 7; Sylvia Avenuis, Kathy Lucky, Leslie McDonel, Kerry Allen, Susan Schoen, Marcia Robertson. Row 2: Roberta Humphreys, Beth Boatright — squad leader, Lynn Lawler, Kim Berman, Cheryl Catz. K. 1 i f __ 1 ■•• e ;.5A- -f ii ' | 2H! ■If , __- -- 7Z= m i s III i ; ■1 IB ■ s (op, left lo right: Squad 7: Row 1: )oni Cilks — squad leader, Claudia Noble, Ann Wierman, Mona Perrin, Gail Crownover — squad leader. Donna Dreier, Carol Mound. Row 2: Jeanne Wayman, Kathy Fields, Marcia Camp- bell, above. Squad 8: Row 1: Patty Vasey, Lois Leftwich, Terry Womack, Wendy Mayfield, Amy Walters — squad leader. Row 2: Nancy Shoffit, Mary Jane Thorton, Kim Kozelski. Wranglers Win Acclaim. right, left to right. Squad 9, Row 7; Laura Clay, Susan Morgan, Stacy Poe, |anet Aronoff, Barbie Mills. Row 2: Dixie Houser, June )ames, Hope Bernstein, Beth Rose — squad leader, Leslie Price, Cindy Shackleford, Sherry Huston, Con- nie Board. above, left to right. Squa d 10, Row 1: )ane Quin — squad leader, Sally Mallory — squad leader, Diane Walker, Tracy Stevens, Holly Williams, Sally Aiguler. Row 2: Ann Vander- slice. Laurel Bruce, Terri Shelton, Phyllis Ray, Tina Berres. I ' 1 n } r 1 (i) t. h 0t , above, left to right, Squad 11: Rose McClathery, Cina Meynig, Nancy Dav- enport, loni Haesemeyer, Shelley Haynes, Bridget McNiel — squad lead- er, Denise Gamble, Donna Fletcher, Brenda Burrls, Coleen Dunn, Pam Peek. left, left to right. Squad 13: Lisa Law- rence, Lynn Beckwith, Nancy Upton, Donna Weber, Amy Beddingfield, Karen Hammett — squad leader, Su- zanne Morgan, Shannon Sutton, Jennie Brusilow, Andrea Davies, Linda Driscoll, Laura Smallwood, |anet Smith, |an Ayl- mer, Kaye Peterman, Sharon Lawrence. AcaAella Choir 1971-1972 ' -H 3-f7g ifr ' w Martha Eiiiot -SteveJvlaJ Mrriain jc nnie Brusilow, Rob Kerr, Cathy Carrell, Julie Kennington, Steve Barrett, Sherri Rosenfield, Melinda Spell, Rex An- drew, Becky Snow, Wes Bannister, Barbara Kelley. Row 2: Bob Dean, Maria Muns, Andy Griffin, Sandy Carlson, Darcy Brougher, Sid Davis, Pam Zorbanos, Jan Baucum, ' Mike McManemin, Lisa Baker, Rob Lane. Row 3: Karin Perkins, Mark Fournier, Anne Taylor, iviii.aini wmi TOST, Jim vvooarurr, Linaa Tiaralson, Uawn Spieker, |im Salih, Jeannine Powell ' Cindy Traver, Chip Fournrer, Sandi Caldwell, Bob Oliver, Beth Gray Row 4- ChnitlF Couch, Juhe Troutwine, Dave Ellett, Melinda Hillman, Kathy Muns, Rick O ' Connor Betty Titus, Vickie Wadley, Mike Leach, Sue Kipp, Steve Glass Cirls ' Choir Sings Out singing at Christnnas . . . performing at Love Fields . . . attending UIL . . . achieving the highest. above: Mrs. Roberts, below, left to right, Row 1: Vicki Petr, Clenna Anderson, Valli Sills, Tanya Hall, Connie Board, Nancy Seidel, Karen Craning, Patty Trissell, Cynthia Fellows, Wilma Session. Row 2: Laurie Golden, Karen Ware, Ann Vanderslice, Neena Gabeharti Merry Crawford, Kathlyn Auten, Dotty Shapard, Debbie Lamont, Wendy Mayfield — vice-president, Marcia Robertson, Stacy Poe! Row 3: Debbie Bohn, Leann Stehle, Mikie Baker — president, Kay Neal, Gwynne Wassell — treasurer, Berna Session. Not pictured: Lisa Capri, Carolyn Cullatt, Karen Hammett, Kim Snyder — secretary, Beth Rose, Regina Stagg, Diane Walker, Mary Tennison. above, left to right. Row 7. Sue Laboon, Lori Acers, Rhonda Cotton, Rose Cross, Mary Rehm, Claudia Noble, Lindsey Seldon, Phyllis Ray, Shannon Sutton, Andrea Davies, Cheryl Weaver, Patty Parsons. Row 2: Elisa Garrison, Tina Berres, Cindy McDaniel — president, Emily Hatch, Michelle Kanewske, Donna Dreier, Becky Totten, lane Powers, Donna Dobbs, Kim Koze, Lisa Porter, Kim Cahlik, Lorry Burns. Row 3: Ann Curtis, Cathy Prilchard, Cindy Drake, Nancy Barker, Suzanne Morgan, Nancy Haverstock, Cindy Dirugeris, Shari Wilson, Sally Rice, Lisa Lawrence, Gayle Spraggins, leannie Waymen, Carol Carpenter, Stephanie Young. Not pictured: Susan Perry — Wce-Pres(den ; Sally Barber — Secretary-Treasurer. Concert Choir Vocalizes Sophomores, juniors, and Seniors harmonizing. top, left to right. Row 7; Teressa Bond, Mary Thornton, Loren Payne, Rose McClathery, Kim Pearson, Sherri Freeming, Penny Moore, Julie Wikeston, Terri Shelton, Laura Clay, |an Swinehart, Sherrie Goggans. Row 2: Sharon Cockerham, Rhonda Hutchinson, Nancy Upton, Karen Kerr, Bobby Glaze, Jack Pruitt, Jay Thrash, Tommy Terrell, Ralph Mo- reno, Scott Cole, Susan Green, Cheryl Gatz, Barbie Mills, Mary Dar- den. Row 3: Kim Berman, Sue Dry, Melissa Hogan, Steve Miller, Greg Gregory, Paul Rosendahl, Phillip Haley, Scott Hearn, Mante McGow- an, Dixie Houser, Joanie Haesmeyer, Cathy Gall, Debbie Wagley. above, Sponsors: Mr. Council and Mrs. Roberts. Madrigal Performs performing at Disneyland, participating in halftinne shows, singing at assemblies, adding color and excite- ment to the choirs. n-is ! .! C below, left to right, Row 7. Rachel Puckett, Martha Elliot, Julie Kennington, Betty Titus. Row 2: Steve Glass, Bobbie Kelley, Barbie Hill, Dave Ellett, Chip Fournier, Kathy Muns, Bob Dean. Row i: Steve Maher, Julie Troutwine, Bob Oliver, David Tuggle. riHtlriHMi ■dBflHHI HMHl rfHSM- — — 4 hMB I HiMHJI iM B ■■Mi Hi B W.T.W. Proudly Presents . . The Longhorn Band Of ' 72 FLUTES Joyce Anderson Kathy Beadling Gayle Braziel Rhonda Callahan Sandy Carlson Mindy DuCole Linda Fawcett Missie Fleming Mike Gillespie Jane Kailey Linda Lee Paula Lemons Mary McKinley Kent Nabor Mary Jane Nash Kathy Radcllff Patricia Sawyer Lori Stephenson Michelle Turrentine Carol Vahey Beverly Wilson Kathy Woodbury OBOES Scott Mathews Laura McClain David O ' Connor CLARINETS loanie Bach Jeff Coben Steve Cowart Cwen Dabbs Karen Coering Cody Goodman Steve Harrell Michelle Hayes Gale Hess Sharon )ones Lisa Jordan Diane Klecka Dan McMahon David Miller Bill Pearce Cheryl Petr David Prager Xanna Robinson Janelle Rusk Linda Sawyer Baas Vaandrager Sharon Williams Cindi Wilson Roxanne Wilson ALTO CLARINETS Lea Seeley Laura Terkeurst BASS CLARINETS David Morgan Bobbie Terkeurst Blake Walker SAXOPHONES Jace Agaston Gage Beadling Barbara Beaverson Steve Breithaupt Scott Hearn Eddie Kurtzer Larry Marek Jim McCarthy Mike McCuire Barry Metz Jose Perez Rodney Richard Kirby Tassos CORNETS Roger Carway Brad David Blake Davis Cheryl Fenton Wayne Cooden Sharon Henderson Bruce Howard Jim Manley Marcy Manning Robby Manning Kirk Marin Jim Martin Bruce Miller Vicki Petr Donnie Rogers Rick Scheffield Jay Sonnenthal Steve Swan John Terry Richard Turner David White Greg Whitson FRENCH HORNS Teri Bloomer Gerry Chau Dania Culver Tom Hendricks Frank Paden Bob Riley Carolyn Riordan Leslie Rose Peter Schroder Tommy Terrill BARITONES Bill Martin David Smith Raymond Smith Mike Watson Stephen West TROMBONES Gordon Albury Rex Billings Larry Bishop Scott Braziel Douglas Davidson Jim Feldman Chip Fournier Ken Hill Nick Ricco Linda Scheellmg Peter Shiels David Tuggle TUBAS Mike Bonds Scott Eyers Mark Fourneir Howard Haile Jim Hemsell Chip Holman Randy (acobson Brian Johnson Mark Stewart Arthur Thompson PERCUSSION Jewel Home Sue Johnson Jerry Lange John Lange Kevin McMahan Dave Neubert James Slaon Douglas Smith David Strokes Earnest Warren Charles Wilbert George Yost David Young MANAGERS Barbie Hill Laurie Owens above, left, left to right: Mr. Bill Anderson and Mr. Allen Simpson — sponsors of the Longhorn Band, above, left to right: Vicki Meyler, Barbara Thompson, Kim McCul- lough, )udy Myers, Sharon Arledge, Krista Myers — twirlers. Proving To Be A Showcase Band working hard, raising $30,000 for a trip to L.A. to perform at the L.A. -Rams halftime show; marching in the Veteran ' s Day Parade and at Disneyland; Supplying rousing music for all pep assemblies; giving stupendous halftime per- formances; proudly representing W.T. White. The Stage Band Hits It Big In LA. 25 members of the Marching Band, entertaining at Dis- neyland, at concerts, and at parties; creating a versatile sound with a soul beat. above right: Mr. Bill An- derson — sponsor, above Mr. Allen Simpson — sponsor. I I I t  • • • -vl ' 7  1 I I I t  t -jul ____ __ ,i_«i. 1 1 i ( ! f! n mil IMF Li; H1 ' ii.il-U:c ' H above, left to right, Row 7; Gale Hess, Bobby Terkeurst, Barbara Beaverson, Larry Marek, Kirby Tassos, Mike McGuire, Steve Breithaupt. Row 2: Scott Eyres, Brian Johnson, Nick Ricco, David Tuggle, Douglas Davidson, Peter Shiels, Larry Bishop, Tom Hendricks. Row 3: Rhonda Callahan, Bruce Miller, Jim Manley, James Martin, Jay Sonenthal, Greg Whitson, John Terry. a c£ a{t M v AjtyUr - ' acc ut. H Jl Violins Britt Hooker Kevin Anderson Kathlyn Auten Suzanne Barnett John Clinchy Emily Hatch Gale Hess Daniel Johnson Michael Marek Billy Martin Eric Martin Rachel Puckett Julie Wiksten Violas Mark Jackson Peter Marshall Robert Pruden Ce os Michael Bonds Barbara Hill Lisa Mallett Deborah Morris Laurinel Owen Cellos (cont.) Terry Schwartz Melinda Wilson Basses Jeffrey Kimmelman Melvin Roberts Flutes Katherine Beadling Rhonda Callahan Linda Fawcett Lori Stephenson Michelle Turrentine Clarinets Steve Cowart Steve Harrell Diane Klecka Cynthia Wilson Oboes Scott Matthews David O ' Conner Saxophones Mike Meguire Larry Marek James Tassos Trombones Larry Bishop Nick Ricco David Tuggle French Horns Gerry Chau Tom Hendricks Robert Riley Carolyn Riordan Leslie Rose Trumpets and Cornets Brian Johnson James Manley Marcia Manning James Martin Percussion Kevin McMahon David Neubert David Stokes Orchestra Fiddles Around directed by Mr. Chris Xeros, having school assemblies, playing the musical score from Briga- doon, adding to the cul- tural standards of W. T. White ' s music depart- ment, aiming for the best in high school orchestral productions. 273 ROTC Lays The Foundation Reserve Officer Training Corps . . . basic military training, developing pride in appearance, extending the spirit of patriotism, forming habits of orderliness and precision, emphasizing discipline and respect for constituted au- thority. below, left: Lt. Col. Wood, below, right, Staff: |oe DiCangi — Sergeant Major, Bob Marrinan — Intelligence Officer, jerry Hatzfeld — Supply, Billy jack Glascock — Battalion Commander. Not pictured: Shawn Madden — Battalion Executive Officer, Jeff Haynie — Train- ing Officer, Mel Roberts — Personnel. above, left to right, ROTC spoi sors: Cathy White — staff, Deia Sutton — C Company, Carol Bennett — A Compa- ny, Karen Plunk — B Company, Marilyn Morris — Drill Team. ROTC Benefits The Military t tSK- above, left, A Company, left to right. Row 1: lames Chunn, Alex Huss, Victor Hasenauer. Row 2: Russell Schindei- heim — CO. commander, David Arnold, Kirby Oleson, Bill Leyhe, David Lang- ford, above, right, B Company: Keeter lenkins — co. commander. Rick Robin- son, Eric Huss, Cody Goodman, right: Sgt. Hansen. above, left to right, C Company, Row 7; Terry Jackson, Richard Brockman, Gary Norris, Terry Schwartz. Row 2: Gilbert Travis — co. commander, David Small, David McFarland, Keith Cotton, sponsor — Deia Sutton. Rifle Team, not pictured: Russell Schlndelheim, Gary Norris, jim Dowenport, Eric Huss, Billy Glascock, Alex Huss, Gilbert Travis, Robert Wiggins. Une Reunion Du Cercle Franga ' is enjoying each others ' company, ice skating, caroling, de- corating the halls, communicating in French. )ust call me Napoleon. above, left to right. Sponsors — Mr. Nelson, Mrs. Carter, and Mrs. Weinhardt. far right. Third Year Students: Darcy Brougher, Ruth Wood, Debbie Rose, Susan Malone. right. Fourth Year Students: Carol Pearson, Janet Tierney, Greg Hopkins, Michelle Kanewske — Chair- man, Chris Hettenbach, Ann Montgomery. left, Second Year Students: Row 7; Jane Allen, Kerry Allen, Maria Campbell, June Files. Row 2: Suzanne Smith, Karen Cullatt, Kathy Hickok, Zana Robinson, Jane Withers, Caria McCee. Row 3: Mark Jackson, Ron Bol- ing, David McCracken, Claude Lebrun, Richard Sapp, Pat Ka- newske. 279 Spanish Students Work Hard. learning a new language, understanding the customs and life of a foreign people. Latin Club Achieves Excellence. learning about a classic culture, gaining a greater appreciation for an an- cient language. dbove, left, left to righit. Officers: Kim Cahlik, Kathy Cribbin, Cena Schmear, Rick Ryba. left: Mrs. Baxter — sponsor, above, left to right: Susan Rogers, Kim Cahlik, Sabrina Hughes, Kathy McCarthy, Richard Secrest, Cindy Morrow, Cathy Cribbin, Mike Rich- ards, Rick Ryba, Karen Kerr, Roy Mosier, Cena Schmear. German Club Has Fun going on hikes, havin fondue parties, seeing for eign films, learning Cer man customs. left top: Calling me. above: German Club starts off with a crash, left center: Shirley Temple strikes again, bottom left: Du bist wie eine Blume. lop right center: Sport und spiel, top right: Du Bist Mein ich bin dein. bottom right center: Tired officers, far right: Want some candy little girl? German Club Officers: Janet Tierney, president; Sue lohnson, vice-president; Kathy Graham, secretary; Jandra Fiveash, treasurer; Mike Leach, Tom Hendricks, Historians. FTA Molds The Teachers Of Tomorrow participating in the District X and local convention, lis- tenin g to interesting speakers, promoting Texas Educa- tion Week, being hostess for Open House. upper left, sponsors — Miss Barrett, Mrs. Barrentine. middle, left to right. Row 1: Cyndi Cannon — financial sec- retary of District X, Ann Beadles, Louise Oppenheim, Judy Claspie, Stephanie Sanderson. Row 2. Gena Schmear, Lisa Bailey, Cindy Morrow, )ana Collier, )oan Ruby, lower right, officers: )ana Collier — historian, Lisa Bailey — vice-presi- dent, Ann Beadles — president, )udy Claspie — secretary, Cindy Morrow — reporter. Not pictured: Stephen West — treasurer. 1 FHA Serves Others On Several Levels phoning for the March of Dimes, baking cookies for the USO, making Thanks- giving baskets for needy families, dyeing Easter eggs for the Denton State School, shaping the women of tomorrow. above, left to right, sponsors: Mrs. Isaac, Miss Chancellor, Mrs. Hunter, bottom, officers: Carol Pearson, Mary Floyd, Susan Malone, Kathy Booth, Nena Hlleman, Carol Porter — president, Susan Roberts, Jackie Pruitt, Evelyn Peters. FHA Helps Those In Need far upper right, left to right. Row 7; Nancy Davenport, Peggy Johnson. Row 2: Cindy White, Laura Walpole, Kathy Booth, Alisa Garrison, Wanimia Connor. near upper right. Row 7: Faye Zucker- man, Kathy Hart, Mary Floyd, Cindy Paden, Gail Porter. Row 2: )ana Collier, Evelyn Peters, Sharon McKinney, Janice Bamsch, Dana Peattie, Debbie Grubbs. lower left, Row 7; Sharon Williams, Martha Scott. Row 2: Nancy Feldmar, Melanie McNeese, Cheryl Arrigona, Nancy Tyson, Gail Sloan, lower right. Row 7; Susan Roberts, Cheryl Petr. Row 2: Nena Hileman, Carol Pearson, Lenora Reed. A ( i a I • ( ,y HERO Is Co-Op Program In Home Economics left, Lula Radford — president, below, officers. Row 7: Anne Freeman — histo- rian, Connie Haworth — sec ' y, Mark Smith — president, Mary Ita Pace — treasurer. Row 2: |ill Moser — parli- amentarian, Teresa Humphreys, Eleanor Payne — committee chairmen, sponsor — Mrs. Eddie Brown. Thespians . . , All The World ' s A Stage. above, left to right. Row 1: Cayle )ar- cho, Cyndi Wilson. Row 2: Debbie Stur- gell, )ana Collier, Terri Goodridge, Me- linda Persinger, Sarah Stegall, )an Silk, Ginger Lindsay, Kathy Bell, Martha El- liott, Sandi Caldwell, )im Salih, Chip Fournier. Row 3: )ody Odell, Martha Vowan, Bob Marrinan. right, sponsor: Mrs. Friedman. diligently working on the productions at school, smoothly running the show behind the scenes. Stagecraft Crew Has Smooth Sailing  « building sets for Mad Woman of Chaillot and Briga- doon, supervising backstage and lighting, creating great results. far upper left, left to right. Row 7. P. T., Roberta Rowe, Bob Kislner, Lisa Roach, Tommy French. Row 2: ohn Thompson, )oann Cardsbane. Row 3: Terri Goodridge, Cindy Wilson, )an Silk, )ohn Courson, Cayle larcho, Munchkin Ste- gall. far lower left, sponsor — Miss Pat- teson, scene designer — )an Silk, near middle left, Debbie Coley, )oann Cards- bane, Roberta Rowe, Cindy Wilson. meeting weekly ' . . . en- couraging interest in all phases of art . . . experi- menting with different techniques and projects. Art Club Has New Ideas top, front to back. Officers: Kathy Hickok — president, Suzanne Snaith — jr. vice-president, Lynn Beckwith — soph, vice-president, above, left to right. Row 7; Patti Christiansen, Jane Withers, Becky Bray — treasur- er. Row 2: Miss Early — sponsor, Deia Sutton, Susan Malone — secretary, Mrs. Dempster — sponsor, Caria Magee. Students At White Are Aware Of Ecology riding bikes to school, doing their part to fight pollution, contemplating the problems and solutions of our environment. 4 — I ' fe Traffic Safety Council Promotes Safe Driving. representing W.T. White at the S.M.U. Traffic Safety Conference, planning a road rally, participating in teen jury trials, caring about the welfare of the W.T.W. students in Dallas traffic. above, left to right: Mark Andrews, Kevin Cook, Ronnie Perrett, Becky Risch, )ana Col- lier, Susan Malone, Debbie Robbins, Patty Colub, Michelle Smith, right: Slow, toll box 10 feet ahead. above, right, left to right: Miss Smith, Miss Faire — sponsors, center, right: Patty B., cutting a path through the W.T. White parking lot? center, far right: a familar sight! Red Cross Strives To Promote Concern a representative from each homeroom . . . collecting money, informing the student body on matters of concern, serving human needs. right. Row 7; left to right, Mi- chelle Kanewske, Kathy Hickok. Row 2: Kay Adams, Debbie Grubbs, Susan Malone, Diane Lux, Wendy Wall, bottom, sponsors: Miss Fair, Miss Smith, f Medical Careers Plans A Future In Medicine. taking field trips, listening to guest speakers . . . obtaining valuable knowledge. above, left to right. Row 1: Chris Hettenbach, Michelle Ka- newske, Evelyn Peters. Row 2: Kathy Graham, Kim Cahlik, Cindy Walters, Rusty Bromly, Mary Savard, Victoria D ' Oraqio, Mike Carter, Debbie Bailey, left. Officers: Michelle Kanewske, Chris Hettenbach, Evelyn Pe- ters, Rusty Bromly. not pic- tured: Carolyn Smith. The W. T. White Student Advisory the presidents of each organization, meeting twice monthly, discussing every club ' s ac- tivities, giving a representation of the views of all club members. above, left to right, Row 1: Janet Tierney, Susan Plume, Chris Hettenbach, Janet Mortenson, Lynne Bern- baum, Mikie Baker. Row 2: Lisa Baker, Carol Porter, Penny Moore, Kathy Hickok, Michelle Kanewske, Eve- yn Peters, Susan Morris. Row 3: Ed Boswell — Chairman, Mr. Walter Bingham — Sponsor, Craig Giesecke, Bob Oliver, Andy Griffin. OEA Plans For The Future. earning a skill, gaining useful experience, prepar- ing for the future. C : top, above, left to right. Row 7. Cindy Rosen, Steve Yates, )anice Murray, Lucy Roberts, Debbie Sowell. Row 2: Miss Wynette Moore — sponsor. Donna Proctor, Linda Gardner, Irish Adams, Carolyn Pace, Midge Mllligan. above, left to right. Row 7; Patsy Bray, Brenda Macfarlane, Kent Harris, Ann Beadles, Janeen Schween. Row 2: Pat Bowles, )oe Kearley, Shanda McCaleb, Jane Anderson, Leah Lan- dram. S-A O P -, SPORTS f s s  FOOTBALL ( N upper left: Coach Howard Evans; upper right: Coach Charles Cox; left: Coach Roy Denney; above: Managers Byron Ballard, Pal Slaggs, Bill Bandy, and Mark Worley. WTW 21 Lake Highlands 20 WTW 21 Bishop Dunne 7 Joe Webb Mike McCord Gary Stringer Charles Wood Curt Welwood Zack Fry Randy Fry booted the decid- ing point in the Longhorns ' 21- 20 victory over an inspired Lake Highlands team. The Horns moved to the Lake Highlands one, only to see a fumble erase the scoring bid. Split-end )eff Webb caught a Wildcat punt at the 50, and went in untouched. In the 3rd quarter, Mike McCord topped off a drive with a 1 yard sneak and an extra point pass to Randy Fry. Randy Fry kicked the winning extra point after quarterback Mike McCord teamed with Alan Em- erson for a 9 yard TD pass with 2:11 remaining in the game. The Longhorns piled up a 21-7 win with two quick scores in the first quarter. Mike McCord hit Cal Axtell with a 28-yard pass midway in the first period. On White ' s next posses- sion, Charlie Wood blasted over left guard and went 84 yards for the score. White ' s final score against Bishop Dunne came early in the 4th quarter on a one yard plunge by Curt Welwood. pNm fT ! WTW 20 Bryan Adams W Tom Riordan Scott Barton Dan Lemmons Kevin Struble The Longhorns captured the third straight victory of the sea- son, beating Bryan Adams at soggy Loos Stadium. An end-around for 32 yards by Jeff Webb provided a big step in White ' s opening TD drive as Charlie Wood went the final four. BA led at the half 10-7. In the final minute of the 3rd quarter, Webb caught a McCord pass and went 38 yards for the score. BA quarterback Quency Hill put on quite a passing show in the 4th quarter. Things were getting too close for comfort, so Emerson intercepteda Hill pass and raced 74 yards for White ' s last TD. Row 7. Manager Bill Bandy, Tim Smith, David Scott, Mark Morris, lohn Hansen, Dan Lemmons, Kim Magoni, Bob Seebeck, |oe Webb, Tom Riordan, Mark Stinson, and Manager Pat Staggs. Row 2: Coach Howard Evans, Manager Byron Ballard, Zack Fry, Kevin Struble, leff Webb. Bob Nail, George Cowden, Mark Crawford, Jack Bridgeman, Ricky Ellison, Scott Barton, Curt Welwood, Manager Mark I r I n I ft] « 5 I 1 i!iS il Worley, and Coach Roy Denney. Row 3: Coach Charles Cox, Richarci Goelz, Mike McCorci, David King Jerry McClanahan Charles Wood, David Hurmpke, Danny Sloll, Brock Lynn, |im Woodruff, Gary May, and Randy Fry. Row 4: Larry Bickham Wesley Teaeue Ed Cornelius, Keith Few, Bill Glascock, Gary Stringer, Alan Emerson, Kyle Marshall, and Cal Axtell. ' Mark Morris Kim Magoni Marl Crawford Gary May Tim Smith John Hansen Hillcrest 26 In one of the most exciting games of the season. White took a narrow win over the Panthers. White got on the scoreboard first by taking the opening kick-off in. Zack Fry ran the final 31 yards up the middle. Mike McCord, who kept the defense honest with his accurate passes, hit Cal Axtell on a 26 yard TD throw in the second quarter. With 57 seconds left in the half, Scott Barton got his first TD on a one-yard run to give the Longhorns a 20-14 half-time lead. Hillcrest came roaring back in the final half. When it looked like the Panthers had a victory in hand, Barton evened things up with 1:32 left in the game. Randy Fry added the extra and winning kick. ' % WTW 28 Skyline 6 The Longhorns took the opening kick-off and drove 66 yards for a touch- down with McCord hitting Axtell for the scoring five yards. Showing an excellent defensive ef- fort, the Horns held the Raiders on the White one-yard line. After taking the ball over on the one, the Longhorns car- ried the ball back 99 yards for a score early in the second period. McCord and Axtell teamed up for the 36 yard touch- down pass. Randy Fry intercepted a Skyline pass setting up another ' White TD. Scott Barton, from a yard out, made the score at half-time 21-0. White scored on the first play of the fourth quarter. Again it was a McCord- Axtell combination on an 18-yard pass. Skyline ' s only score came in the third quarter. Brock Lynn David King Danny Sloll Mark Stinson WTW 42 Samuel I Bob Nail Jim Woodruff Jerry McClanahan David Scott lack Bridgeman Keith Few White took a 7-0 lead with 1:48 to go in the first period when Alan Emerson intercept- ed a Samuell pass and raced 55 yards for the score. Randy Fry added his first of six conver- sions. The Longhorns came on strong in the second period, adding 28 more points. Jeff Webb scored twice, running 54 yards on an end-around for one score and on a 56 yard pass play from Mike McCord. McCord also hit Scott Barton with a 25 yard screen pass for a score. Charlie Wood scored on a three yard run and added the game ' s final TD with a one yard plunge in the third period. WTW 36 WTW 53 Nimitz Spruce 7 After being held to no first downs in the initial quarter, the Longhorns began to move in the sec- ond period when Mike McCord connected with left Webb on a 28-yard scoring pass. McCord pas- sed again, this time hitting Scott Barton for the score. Curt Welwood put the final touches on a 66 yard drive in the third quarter. The next score by Welwood resulted from a pass interception by Tom Riordan. Late in the final period Randy Fry in- tercepted another Viking pass and ran 20 yards for the final TD. The Apaches took the opening kick-off and drove 79 yards in 10 plays for the first touchdown of the game. Four minutes later White started a scoring spree with Barton scoring three times. Ax- tell, Webb, Welwood, Struble, and Emerson also contributed to the score. The Longhorn defense, led by Brock Lynn, Alan Emerson, Randy Fry, Kyle Marshall, Tim Smith, Mark Stinson, and banny Stoll, limited the Spruce offense to just 7 yards on the ground and 71 in the air. V€. Bill Blascock David Humke Ed Cornelius Larry Bickam WTW 34 Lincoln 14 McCord and Webb started the scoring against the Tigers on a 41 -yard pass play. In the next possession Zack Fry scored from nine yards out. McCord canne out passing in the second half and moved the ball to the Lincoln 22 before an intercep- tion stopped the drive. On the first play from scrimmage, Keith Few recovered a fumble and set up another score. McCord hit Webb again for the TD. White opened the fourth quarter with two quick touchdowns. Curt Welwood scored on a 3-yard run. A little later McCord and Webb teamed up for their third score of the evening on a 26- yard pass. Wesley league j Bob Siebeck Richard Goelz Kyle Marshall Randy Fry W7W 21 Thomas Jefferson 7 left Webb Cal Axlell Alan Emerson George Cowden Ricky Ellison White wasted no time getting on the scoreboard with )eff Webb returning the opening kickoff 97 yards down the sideline. The biggest White defensive play came in the second period with the score tied, 7-7, and the Rebels on the Longhorn 2. T| quarterback Greg Hill was hit, fumbled and Tim Smith recovered to avoid a touchdown. The second White touchdown came just before the hal f with McCord taking to the air ' to direct a 99-yard drive. Barton got the score on a one-yard run. In the third quarter the Rebels marched to the White 24-yard line where the Longhorns held. Alan Emerson picked off a Hill pass which started a drive for the final score. Barton made the score on a one-yard run. District Champions Ranl 8th In State 11-AAAA District Final Standings Pts. Opp. White 10-0-0 7-0-0 304 97 Jefferson 8-2 6-1 211 147 Adams 6-4 5-2 230 137 Hillcrest 5-4 4-3 205 157 Skyline 3-7 3-4 140 218 Lincoln 4-6 2-5 171 192 Samuell 2-8 1-6 95 232 Spruce 0-9 0-7 Dallas News 87 274 All-Greater Dallas Team End J eff Webb Center T im Smith Quarterback Mike McCord Coach of the year: Howard Evans Second team: Cal Axtell and Jerry McClanahan Times Herald All-District Team OFFENSE End Jeff Webb End Cal Axtell Guard Bill Glascock Center Tim Smith Quarterback Mike McCord Running Back Scott Barton DEFENSE Lineman Jerry McClanahan Secondary Randy Fry Secondary Alan Emerson Offensive players of the year: Jeff Webb And Mike McCord Coach of the year: Howard Evans Honorable mention: Dan Stoll, Wes Teague, Bob Nail, Jim Woodruff, Tom Riordan, Charlie Wood, Curt Welwood, and Zack Fry. WTW 14 Carter 24 White made a fine showing in the first attempt in the state playoffs, against the third ranked Carter Cowboys. White had gone 62 yards in only six plays, including a 24-yard run by Barton for a 6-0 lead at the beginning of the second peri- od. The TD came on a 28 yard pass play from McCord to )eff Webb. The next score came from a 77 yard drive. Barton got the score on a two yard run. Perdue, the Carter kicker, made an unbelievable 50-yard field goal in the third period before 14,056 at the Cotton Bowl. Junior Varsity Goes Undefeated  : 61 . 51 iJ 6 J 66 |S I « J 67 ? 64i 8| Row 7; Sammy Turner, Bobby Yount, Bobby Carter, Mark Thompson, Rob Sapp, Jimmy Jones, Burl Odom, Todd Holman, Mike McCoy, and Manager Marcus Roberts. Row 2: Coach Wayne Taylor, James Sizemore, Jim Stephenson, Floyd Spencer, Roger Sanders, Lee Jack- son, Jessie O ' Quinn, Johnny Tennison, Bill Brock, Mike Sloan, Manager John Stephenson, and Coach Bobby Moten. Row 3: Sigmund Stanfield, Kyle Talbert, Rusty MacDonald, Bob Dean, Michael Williams, Ralph Barnes, Ronald Byrd, John Durel, and Mike Smith. SEASON RECORD WTW 24 Sunset WTW 27 Bryan Adams 14 WTW 27 South Garland 6 WTW won by forfeit Pierce - WTW won by forfeit Spruce - WTW 28 Carter 6 WTW won by forfeit Turner - WTW 8 Carter B-Team Has Successful Year SEASON RECORD WTW 21 Lake Highlands WTW 10 Bishop Dunne 8 WTW 6 Hillcrest 45 WTW Skyline 52 WTW 26 Samuell 28 WTW 25 Nimitz 15 WTW Spruce 36 WTW 27 Lincoln 14 WTW 56 Thomas Jefferson 8 right: Coaches Berg. Bill Lynch and Laddie -ilis5.3SS ' - ' «  ' Row 7; Jack Simmons, Jerry Baucum, Brook Hall, Kelly Kennemer, Joe Elmer, Bob Pruden, Greg Larimer, Joseph Williams, Duayne Su- gar!, Barney Douglas, Leon Walton. Row 2: Kirby McCord, jack Wilson, Gary McCullough, Eddie Hayden, Mike Waits, Scott Cole, Dirk Watts, Garry Smalley, Curtis Broadnax, Terry Klien, and Steve Nelson. Row J. Carl Payne, Rodney Broadnax, Bobby Glaze, Steve Smith, David Beecroft, Kent Hope, Gil Blackman, John Hood, Bob Baublits, Chris Hart, Charlie Sanderson, Billy Lacy, John Kunkel, Kevin Por- teck, Connie Gravitte, Richard Nagy, and Brian Muthuson. Basketball £ Row 7. Randy Tanner, )eff Eels, Carl Nelsen, Buzz Borys, )ames Hillman. Row 2: Coach Clarence Warren, Mark Witt, Carl Payne, Ammie Davi son, Cal Axtell, Mike Walker, Dave Stuckey. not. pictured: Manager Jeff Seal. Varsity Season Record WTW 61 Abilene Cooper 52 WTW 57 Skyline 58 WTW 55 Abilene High 92 WTW 59 Garland 53 WTW 75 Grand Prairie 70 WTW 51 Richardson 76 WTW 61 Richland Hills 83 WTW 56 Bryan Adams 49 WTW 68 Turner 69 WTW 48 Samuell 57 WTW 73 Nimitz 65 WTW 42 Thomas Jefferson 73 WTW 44 Lubbock Monterrey 57 WTW 59 Woodrow Wilson 71 WTW 61 San Angelo Central 53 WTW 68 Hillcrest 54 WTW 84 Pharr — San Juan WTW 68 Spruce 66 Alamo 59 WTW 71 Skyline 80 WTW 46 Pinkston 76 WTW 68 Lincoln 90 WTW 62 South Garland 71 WTW 79 Bryan Adams 73 WTW 61 Samuell 62 WTW 79 Samuell 69 WTW 75 Jesuit 60 WTW 68 Thomas Jefferson 67 WTW 64 South Oak Cliff 79 WTW 76 Woodrow Wilson 82 WTW 57 Roosevelt 96 WTW 51 Spruce 70 WTW 63 Lincoln 61 Cagers Exhibit Strength Carl Payne Dave Stuckey Carl Nelsen Jeff Eels fFllWWSSKiWWHKi ■S5 ' sF r. Buzz Borys Ammie Davison Players Display Agility. t JA M Cal Axtell Mike Walker S ' v Quick Moves Are Necessary. -?— — TPf I ! fi w 31 i n Row 1: Johnny Fulsom, Kevin Woodruff, Landy Warren, Stanley Johnson, Nat Devel, Row 2: David Rettic, Marl Hoy, Greg Thorne, David John- son, Mark Haller, Coach Laddie Berg, lof pictured: Keiley Fry, Pat Cresham B-Team Basketball WTW 48 WTW 46 WTW 46 WTW 48 WTW 54 WTW 57 WTW 44 WTW 58 WTW 44 WTW 50 WTW 59 WTW 56 WTW 49 WTW 42 Adamson Spruce Skyline Grand Prairie Richland Hills Turner Nimitz Pinkston Spruce Carter S.O.C. Lincoln Skyline Bryan Adams 47 53 59 42 76 58 37 63 55 63 81 80 84 64 WTW 49 WTW 36 WTW 58 WTW 41 WTW 34 WTW 57 WTW 68 WTW 37 WTW 44 WTW 50 WTW 59 WTW 51 WTW 38 Samuel! TJ. Wilson Hillcrest Spruce Skyline Lincoln Bryan Adams Samuell T.J. Wilson Hillcrest Spruce 59 53 47 52 39 46 65 55 57 63 51 69 44 Baseball t i.- iWWWwwiipi  iii m mmtm mmmmitmH immm Row 1: Gary Dalrymple, Brian lohnson, Mark Thompson, John Ford, Craig Kittlesen, Regis Mobley. Row 2: David Buschman, Mike McCord, Rob Sapp, Dave Stuckey, Mike Perley, Kevin Struble, Mark Morris. Row 3: Coach Roy Denney, Tom Riordan, Randy Tanner, Dan Ciller, Bill Clascock, Kyle Marshall, Gary May, Gary Nail, Keith Few. m Baseball Adds Action To Spring. 4 fl Track mmSSm Row 7; Mike Sloan, Bobby Medlock, John Clark, )eff Webb, Curl Welwood, Greg Larimer, Calvin Verdell, and Pat Gresham. Row 2: Manager Mark Woreley, Ed Cornelius, |im Clancy, |oe Webb, Steve Spencer, Connie Garvett, Chris Hart, Dan Kistler. Row 3: Michael Williams, Brand Donaldson, Blake Estes, Mike Clay, )erry Miller, Craig Coleman, Richard Wetzel. Row 4: Coach Taylor, Don D ' Ambrogi, Marshall Wheeler, David lohnson. right: Jeff Webb, Curt Wel- wood, Mike Sloan, Joe Webb. below: Brad Donaldson, Dan Kistler, Connie Graven. victories Are Taylor Made. above: Calvin Verdell, Bobby Medlock, Greg Larimer, |im Clancy, Marshall Wheeler, eft; )ohn Clark, Blake Estes, Scott Cole. ■ ' WHP ' ■ ' Fran eel I Coaches Winning Season.  - t V above left: Coach Gary Francell. With Long Hours And Hard Work Boys Are Close To City Title. wmmiBgmmm top. Front Row: Dan Anderson, Brad Levinson, John McCormick, Paul Sweeney, Scott Cuice, and lules Derell. Second Row: Craig Score, David Clary, George Grant, Frank Sweeney, Bert Ligon, Dave Hale, Mike Gee, and Bob McEvoy. bottom. Front Row: Todd Heller, Stu Lilly, )ohn Grafton, Jeff Murray, And Cody Goodman. Second Row: )ohn Donor, Paul Rosendahl, David )ewell, Brad Crane, and Manager — Debbie Lamont. Cirls Take City Varsitv, top. First row: Cheryl Walker, Cayle Clark, Mary Burns, Cande Weherle, Sandy Jensen, |an Crane, Shannon Strong, Anne Blankenship, and Marion Lockwood. Second row: Beth Cray, Montine lanette. S herry Hemsel, Anne Moore, Kathy Sweeney, Susan Brin, Rea Scott Craig, and Karen Parfitt. B-Team, lower, First row: Dana Crane, Sheri Wilson, Madge Fickles, Holly Howard, Carol Williams and Chris Castillo. Second row: Karen Hassenflu, Cindy Cannon, Cathy Ward, Mimi Titus, Sue Laboon, and )oni Johnson. 341 Tennis Good Season Ahead For Tennis . . . 7972 A • Mk top, left; Coach Tunnell. lower, Front Row: Steve Drewry, Russell Powell, Ben King, John Dodson, Randy Poliner, Kim Stallings, Me- linda Spell, Anita Lacy and Cynthia Fellows. Second Row: Barry Metz, )ohn Lux, )ohn Rosenberg, Valerie Pohl, Gregg Hopkins, George Dann, Jeff Horsewell, Coach Tunnell and Liz Dowdy. 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Language Lab Assistants: Rick Rogers, Mike Parley, and Andy Griffin. above: Film Room Assistants: Wilton Hawkins, Chris O ' Rourke, Bill Crowder, Bill Leyhe, Greg Beck, Mr. Cole, Kevin Madden, Tim McAnneley, Danny Yarbrough, Mike Cox, Lee Ewing, Phil Crawford, )im Cook, and )im Bierman. left: Office Assistants: Carrie Allen, Clynese Bartlett, Nancy Arista, Susan Roberts, and Julie Holloway. above: Library Assistants: Cathy Simp- son, Ann Curtis, Krista Myers, Peggy Johnson, Joan Ruby, Sally Strieder, June Files, and Therese Kempe. top row: Larry Mclnerney, Steve Griffith, Bill Cunningham, Sue Miller, Laurie Webb, Bill Crowder, Mike Oatman, Allan Whittlesey, David Marshall, and Eric Stoddard. left: Clinic Assistants: Chris Hettenbach, Nina Hileman, Deia Sutton, and Cindy Cannon. Faculty Index ANDERSON, MR. BILL. Band. B.M.E., M.M., N.T.S.U. p. 26. ARQUELLES, MR. RAMON. Spanish. B.A., S.M.U. p. 24. BAKER, MRS. BEVERLY. American Histo- ry. B.; ., U.T. p. 24. BARENTINE, MRS. ANNELL. English. B.A., N.T.S.U. p. 24. BARKER, MR. E. C. Art, Humanities. B.S., M.A., N.T.S.U. p. 24. BARRETT, MISS KATHRYN. English, Novel, Short Story. B.A., NTS U. p. 24. BAXTER, MRS. COLLEEN. English. B.A., N.T.S.U. BEENE, MRS. RUTH. Pupil Personnel Counselor. B.S., M.S., E.T.S.U. p. 20. BEL, MISS GLADYS. Art. B.S., L.S.U. p. 24. BELL, MRS. BARBARA. Spanish. B.S., A M College, La. p. 25. BERG, MR. LADDIE. American History, Coach. B.S., Texas Lutheran College, M.Ed., E.T.S.U. p. 25. BERMAN, MRS. LEE. Library Clerk, p. 20. BEST, MISS SUZY. Spanish. B.A., S.M.U. p. 25. BINGHAM, MR. WALTER. Assistant Principal. B.S., Texas Tech; M.Ed., S.M.U., U.T., N.T.S.U. p. 18. BOOKER, MS. SHARON. Teacher Aid. p. 39. BROOKS, MRS. AUDREY. English. B.B.A., M. Ed., N.T.S.U. p. 25. BROWN, MRS. EDDIE. Home Econom- ics Cooperative Education. B.S., M.A., T.W.U. p. 25. BROWN, MRS. SANDY. Typing. B.B.A., N.T.S.U. p. 25. BUTLER, MR. EDWIN. Biology. A.B., Fisk University; B.S., Wiley College. BUTLER, MRS. SYLVIA. American Histo- ry. B.A., Baylor University, p. 26. CARTER, MR S. MARLYS. French. B.A., M.A., S.M.U. p. 26. CARTER, MISS OLIVE. English. M.A., E.T.S.U., U.T. p. 26. CHAMPA, L. T. American History, Civ- ics. B.S., U. of Minnesota, S.M.U. p. 26. CHANCELLOR, MISS VIRGINIA. Home- making. B.S., M.S., E.T.S.U. p. 26. COLE, MR. CHARLES C. American His- tory. B.S., M.S., N.T.S.U. p. 26. COOPER, MR. TRUETT. Distributive Education. B.S., T.W.C.; M.A., T.C.U. p. 27. COPE, MRS. GAIL. German. A.A., Young Harris College; B.A., George Peabody College, p. 27. COUNCIL, MR. TOM. Vocal Music, Music Theory, Music Lit. B.M., M.M., S.M.U., N.T.S.U. p. 27. COX, MR. CHARLES R. Physical Educa- tion. B.S., E.T.S.U. p. 27. CROOK, MRS. ANN. Physics, Algebra. B.S., N.T.S.U. p. 27. CROSS, MR. )OHN. French, World His- tory. B.A., M.Ed., N.T.S.U. p. 27. CUMMINCS, MRS. MARJORIE. Counse- lor. B.A., Mundelein College; M.A., Northwestern University, S.M.U. p. 20. DAVIDSON, MISS GLENDA. English. B.S., N.T.S.U. p. 28. DEMPSTER, MRS. MARGARET. Art. B.S., T.W.U.; M.A., E.T.S.U. p. 28. DENNIS, MRS. BESSIE. Study Hall. p. 20. DENNYM, MR. ROY. Civics. B.S., S.F.A. p. 28. DICKERSON, MISS MILDRED W. Eng- lish. B.S., Bishop College, T.W.U. p. 28. DRENNAN, MR. JOHN F. Geometry, Al- gebra. B.A., L.S.U. , U.S.M.; M.A., N.T.S.U. p. 28. EARLY, MISS )ULIE. Art. B.A., University of Maryland, U.T. p. 28. EMERSON, MS. DONNA. Chemistry. B.S., U.T.; B.S., Abilene Christian Col- lege, p. 28. ENGLAND, MISS )AN. Geometry, Rel. Algebra, Cheerleader Sponsor. B.S., U.T. EVANS, MR. HOWARD. Physical Educa- tion. B.S., U. of Houston, p. 29. FAIR, MRS. THELMA. Physical Educa- tion. B.A., Texas Southern University, p. 29. FAIREY, MISS LINDA. Typing, Business Math. B.B.A., U.T. p. 29. FERGUSON, MRS. JANE. Shorthand, Typing. B.B.A., U.T., S.M.U. p. 29. FIX, MRS. BARBARA. English. B.A., S.M.U.; M.Ed., N.T.S.U. p. 29. FORD, MR. RAMON. English, lournal- ism. Newspaper. B.A., S.M.U. p. 29. FOSTER, MR. PAUL S Biology. B.S., U of Southern Mississippi, p. 30. FRANCELL, MR. GARRY. World History, Swimming Coach B.A., S.M.U. p. 30. FRENCH, MRS. lAYNE. Clerk. FRIEDMAN, MRS. BARBARA. Speech, Drama. B.A., S.M.U.; M.Ed., N.T.S.U. p. 30. FULTON, MR. REEVES. Physical Educa- tion. B.A., Marshall University; M.A., S.M.U. p. 30. GAGE, MISS MARTHA. American Histo- ry, Civics. B.A., M.S., E.T.S.U. p. 30. GASTON, MR. JEFF. Woodworking, Plastics. B.S., M.Ed., N.T.S.U. p. 30. GLASPY, MISS GAIL. Spanish. B.S., U.T.; M.A., S.M.U. p. 31. GOLDEN, MR. EUGENE. Principal. B.S., S.M.U.; M.A., E.T.S.U. p. 19. COOCH, MRS. LOWAYNE. Study Hall, p. 20. GRIMES, MISS MARGARET Latin. B.A., M.A., U.T. p. 31. GRIMES, MR. THEODORE W. Biology, Physical Science. B.S., Prairie View, N.T.S.U. HANSEN, 1ST SGT. LLOYD B. R.O.T.C. HARRIS, MR. JOHN. Metalwork, Plas- tics. B.S., Crambling College, Prairie View. HENDERSON, MRS. MARJORIE. Alge- bra, Trigonometry, Analysis. B.A., T.C.U. HILL, MRS. JANET. Algebra. B.A., Wel- lesley College. HOGAN, MRS. JOANN. Nurse. B.S., Emory University, p. 20. HOLLIE, MR. RAYMOND E. Rel. Alge- bra. B.S., Prairie View, S.M.U. HOLMAN, MRS. MARIE. Clerk, p. 23. HONAKER, MRS. ELIZABETH. Chemis- try. B.S., M.S., T.W.U. HONDERICH, MISS SHARON. English, Speech. B.S., M.S., T.W.U. HOOD, MISS ANITA. Spanish. B.A., Baylor University; M.A., U.T. HORN, MRS. VIRGINIA A. Biology. B.A., Henderson State College; M.S., U. of Oklahoma. HOUSER, MISS MARGARET. Typing, Bookkeeping, Wranglers. B.B.A., S.M.U. HUIZINGA, MRS. BARBARA. English. B A., George Peabody College, Uni- versity of Arizona. HUNT, MRS. VERA. Clerk, p. 21. HUNTER, MRS. STAPHALENE. Home and Family Living. B.S., Texas College. ISSAC, MRS. CASSIE MAE. Homemak- ing. B.S., M.Ed., Prairie View. JAMES, MR. DANNY J. Electronics, Plas- tics. B.S., M.S., E.T.S.U. JOHNSON, MR. HERBIE K. Assistant Principal. B.A., M.S., N.T.S.U. p. 18. JONES, MRS. PEGGY R. Nurse. B.S., T.W.U. p. 21. JONES, MR. PHILIP. Administrative In- tern. B.A., U.T.; M.A., S.M.U. p. 19. KIPP, MRS. VERA, Algebra, Geometry. B.S., Central Missouri State U, N.T.S.U. p. 33. KNIEFF, MRS. NANCY. English, Humani- ties. B.A., S.M.U.; M.A., N.T.S.U. p. 33. KRANZ, MISS MICHELE. Civics, Sociolo- gy, Problems of Democracy. B.S., U.T.; M.A., S.M.U. p. 33. KRISS, MRS. HYLA. Algebra, Geometry. B.A., U.T. p. 34. LANCFORD, MRS TOMMIE. Secretary. LARK, MISS KAY. Clerk. LEE, MRS. JOHNNIE J. Psychology, American History. B.S., Bishop Col- lege. LITTLE, MR. BOB. Economics, Sociolo- gy B.S , N.T.S.U.; M.Ed., U. of Colora- do, p. 34. LITTLE, MRS. MARILYN M. Counselor. B.S., U.T.; M.S., T.W.U.; M.Ed., N.T.S.U. p. 21. LOVE, MISS ANN. World History. B.S., Bob Jones University. LUCIDO, MR. LARRY. Power Mechan- ics, Metalwork. B.S., M.E., N.T.S.U. p. 34. LYNCH, MR. WILLIAM W. Biology, Ath- letics. B.S., Rice University; M.Ed., S.M.U. p. 34. MARTIN, MRS. NELL. Counselor. B.A., M.Ed., N.T.S.U. p. 20. MATHEWS, MRS. BETTY. Clerk, p. 21. MAYO, MRS. GLADYS L. Counselor. M.Ed., N.T.S.U.; B.S., Prairie View p. 21. McDERMOTT, MRS. ROSE D. English. B.A., U. of Southwest Louisiana; M.Ed., Loyola University. MILLAR, MRS. RO. Clerk, p. 23. MOORE, MRS. ALMA. Library Clerk, p. 21. MOORE, MISS WYNETTE. Vocational Office Education. B.B.A., M.B.E., N.T.S.U. p. 35. MOSELY, MRS. MARGARET. English. B.A., N.T.S.U. p. 35. MOTEN, MR BOBBY World History. B.S., Bishop College p. 35. NEWTON, MR. MICHAEL. Geometry, Algebra. B.A., U. of Dallas, p. 35. OLSON, MRS. ILYNE. American History. B.A., U.T. p. 35. PATCH, MR. )OHN. Youth Advisor, p. 21. PATTEN, MRS. BETTY |0. Clerk. PATTESON, MISS )EAN Art, Stagecraft B.S., T.W.U., S.M.U. p. 36. PORET, MR. L. P. Geometry, Rel. Alge- bra. B.S., N.T.S.U., E.T.S.U. p. 36. PRESSON, MRS. lUANITA M. Counse- lor, B.A,, N.T.S.U-; M.A., S.M.U. p. 22. RAMAY, MRS. GEORGIA. English, An- nual. B.S., U.T.; M.A., S.M.U. p. 36. RITCHERSON, MR. SOLON. Drafting, Woodwork, Metalwork. B.S., Prairie View. p. 36. ROBERTS, MRS. BILLIE K. Choral Music, Music Theory. B.M., M.M.Ed., N.T.S.U. p. 36. ROBERTS, MISS )ANICE. English. B.A., William Carey College, Mississippi College, p. 36. ROBERTSON, MR. |AMES. Head Custo- dian, p. 22. ROSSER, MRS. LILLIAN. Study Hall. p. 22. SAFFORD, MRS. FREEMAN. Drill Team, Physical Education B.S., M.S., E.T.S.U. p. 36. SANDIDCE, MRS. ALINE. Secretary, p 22. SAVANNAH, MR. WILLIAM O. Geome- try, Algebra. B.S., Bishop College, p. 39. SCANLAN, MISS ELAINE. Clerk, p. 22. SCHLOSBERG, MRS. ROSE Library Clerk, p. 23. SHELTON, DR. |EAN ). Algebra, Rel. Al- gebra, Analytic Calculus, A.B., M.A., U. of Louisville; Ph.D., U.T. SIMPSON, MR. ALEC. Band, Instrumen- tal Ensemble, B,M., S.M.U. SIZER, MRS MONA. World Literature, English. B.A., M.A., T.W.U., S.M.U. SKINNER, MR. BOB. Drafting, Metal- work. B.S., N.T.S.U. p. 30. SMITH, MRS. GUINISE M. Physical Edu- cation. B.A., Texas College, p. 37. STEPHENS, MRS. MARY ANNETTE. Eng- lish. B.A., N.T.S.U. p. 37. STEPHENSON, MRS. CLYDE. Dietician. STONE, MRS. )ANE D. Algebra, Geome- try. B.S., U. of Arkansas; M.S., Georgia State University. SWASKO, MRS. BETTY. Algebra, Rel. Al- gebra. B.A., U.T. p. 37. TAYLOR, MR. WAYNE, Amercian Histo- ry, Texas History, BBA., U.T. p. 37. TEMPLE, MR ALONZO. Biology. B.S., Bishop College, p. 38, THOMAS, MISS ELIZABETH C. Spanish, Department Chairman. M.A., Austin College, p. 38. THOMAS, MISS ROSEMARY. English, Algebra, American Drama. B.S., M.Ed., N.T.S.U, p, 38. TUNNELL, MR. W, PETE. Psychology. B.S., U.T.; M.S., U. of Oklahoma, S.M.U., Baylor, p. 38. ' WARREN, MR. CLARENCE. Biology, Bas- ketball Coach. B.A., Austin College, p. 38. WARREN, MISS NARVA D. Business Law, Personal Typing. B.B.A., N.T.S.U. p. 39 WATSON, MISS GARTRELL. Trigonome- try, Analysis. M.A., E.T.S.U. p. 39. WEARY, MRS. HELEN. Clerk, p. 23. WEINHARDT, MRS. YVONNE. French, B,S,, Middlebury College, Vt. p. 39. WEIRAUCH, MRS, LOUISE. English. B.A., N.T.S.U, p. 39, WELCH, MISS MOZELLE. Librarian. B.A,, M.A., S.M.U.; B.S., N.T.S.U., p. 23. WELLS, MR. JAMES D. Industrial Coop- erative Training. B.S., M.Ed., E.T.S.U., A M, U.T. p. 39. WHITE, MR. lAMES. Teacher Aid. p. 23. WILDER, MR. W, |, Physical Science, Biology, B,S,, Wiley College, E.T.S.U. p. 40 WILLIAMS. MRS. )EAN, IBM Operator, p. 23. WILSON, MRS. MARY ANN. Clerk, p. 23. WINDER, MRS. BARBARA. Speech. B.S., Oklahoma University, p, 40, WINGFIELD, MR, RICHARD A, Biology, B,S,, NTSU. p, 40. WOOD, LT. COL. CECIL R. R.O.T.C, Problems of Democracy. B.S., Wes- leyan College, p. 40. WRIGHT, MR, |. World History, Ameri- can History. B.S., Fort Valley State College, p. 40. XEROS, MR. CHRIS P. Orchestra, B.M., M.M.E., N.T.S.U. p. 40. Senior Credit Index NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — N.H.S., STUDENT COUNCIL — STU. COUNCIL, EXECUTIVE BOARDS — EXEC BOARDS, FUTURE TEACHERS — F.T.A.; FUTURE HOMEMAKERS — F.H.A., PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM — P.A.S.F., VOCATIONAL IN- DUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA — V.I.C.A., DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA — D.E.C.A., AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE — A.F.S. ADAMS, KAY ELIZABETH: Stu. Council; Exec. Board; Caballeras; Wranglers, Squad Leader; Red Cross; F.H.A. ADAMS, TRISH: Wranglers; P.A.S.F. ADLER, JAMES: Golf Team, Cap- tain. ALLEN, lANE: F.H.A. ; French Club; Office Asst. ANDERSON, JANE: N.H.S.; O.E.A. ANDREOLI, BARBARA. ARCENEAUX, WAYNE THOMAS: Stagecraft, Spares. ARNN, ANNETTE KAY: Caballeras; Wranglers; Office Asst. ARNOLD, DAVID NORMAN: Film Room Asst. ARNOLD, ROBBIE ELIZABETH. ARISTA, YOLANDA M.: Wranglers; P.A.S.F.; Folksinging; Library Asst.; Make-up Committee, Sen- ior Play. ARRICONA, DANIEL R.: Exec. Boards; Red Cross. BABISH, DEBBIE. BACKUS, KENNETH EUGENE: Ger- man Club. BACKUS, MARCIA: Wranglers; Ca- balleras; Folksinging, F.T.A.; S.G. Society; French Club; German Club. BAKER, MIKIE: Stu. Council; Girls ' Ensemble, President; Exec. Boaro Alt.; Office Asst.; Wranglers; Ca- balleras; Senior Play; Musical; SAGA Staff, Classes Editor; Thes- pians; Speech Club; Ecology Club; United Nations Workshop; Stu. Advisory Committee. BAILEY, LISA KAREN: N.H.S.; Wran- glers; Red Cross; Mu Alpha Theta, Vice-Pres.; F.T.A., Vice- Pres., Miss ETA; P.A.S.F.; Comput- er Club, Sec.-Treas.; Library Asst.; Teacher Asst.; European History Club; Hi-Line Teen Panel, Co- Chairman. BALDWIN, DAVID BRONTO : Football Team; Golf Team; Sen- ior Play; Intramurals. BALL, ANDY: Mu Alpha Theta, Computer Club. BALLEW, MARK SHELTON: Stu. Council; European History Club; Senior Play. BANDY, BILL: Football Team Train- er; Track Team Trainer; Key Club. BAUCUM, SARA )AN: Stu. Council; Caballeras; Sr. Superlative Most Considerate; Cheerleader; Con- cert Choir; Musicals; Spares. BEADLES, JESSACA ANN: Stu. Council; Exec Board; Wranglers; Traffic Safety; F.T.A., President; P.A.S.F.; A.F.S. Host; V.O.E.; DAR Good Citizen Award. BELL, KATHY LYNNE: Orchestra; Red Cross Alt.; Creative Writing Club, Sec, Vice-Pres.; Thespians; Library Asst.; U.N. Workshop; Eu- ropean History Club. BELT, CHERILYN. BENNER, PATTI: Red Cross; Choir; Folksinging; Office Asst.; Sr. Play Painting Crew; Musical, Painting Crew, BENNETT, LESLIE CAROL: Caball- eras; Wranglers; R.O.T.C. Spon- sor; Clinic Asst.; Medical Careers Club. BERNBAUM, LYNNE DIANNE: Stu. Council; Caballeras, )r. Social Chrmn, President; F.H.A., Parli- amentarian; Stu. Advisory Com- mitte e. BERRY, BRANDON PAUL. BINFORD, JOHN L. BLAND, MARTHA: Junior Favorite; Junior Beauty Finalist; Home- coming Attendant; Thespians; Musical; Spares. BLANKENSHIP, ANNE ELIZABETH: N.H.S.; Swim Team; P.A.S.F. BLUDWORTH, BUB. BLUNDELL, KAREN L. BOEMER, BARBARA ANN: Exec. Board Alt.; Caballeras; Wranglers; French Club. BORYS, BUZZ: Basketball Team. BOSWELL, ED: Folksinging, Presi- dent; Key Club; Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society, Treas. Stu. Advisory Comm., Chairman HOOFBEAT Staff; SACA Staff, Sports Photographer; Stu. Coun- cil, Parlia. BOUTON, KATHY ELLEN: Transfei Student; French Club; National Merit Letter of Commendation. ■ BRAMBLETT,SANDIE: Stu. Council; Exec. Baord; Wranglers; Folksing- ing; Powder Puff Football. 374 BRIDGMAN, JACK: Exec. Boards; Football Team; Track Team; Swim Team; Biology Lab Asst.; Science Club. BURNS, MARY FRANCES: Swim Team. BURRIS, BARBARA ROSSE. CARON, PAM: F.H.A.; Thespians. CARLSON, CAROL: Wranglers; Choir; P.A.S.F. CHAMBERS, BRANDA: P.A.S.F. CHAMPION, OTIS: Exec. Board; R.O.T.C; F.H.A. CHEATHAM, RICHARD. CLARK, JOHN ADAM: Stu. Council, Sgt.-at-Arms; Track Team; Red Cross; Traffic Safety; P.A.S.F. CLARK, KATHY A.: F.H.A. ; Art Club. CLAY: MICHAEL: Stu. Council; Exec. Boards; SACA Staff, Pho- tographer; Track Team; Key Club, Vice-Pres.; Red Cross; Mu Alpha Theta; French Club; Folksinging; Thespians; Senior Play; Chil- dren ' s Theater. CLYDE, MELINDA SUSAN: N.H.S.; Stu. Council; Caballeras; Junior Favorite Finalist; Homecoming Princess; Wranglers. COLLIER, JANA KAY: Stu. Council; S4CA Staff, Organizations Editor; Wranglers; Traffic Safety Coun- cil, President, Secretary; Mu Alpha Theta; F.T.A. Historian; F.H.A.; French Club; A.F.S.; Crea- tive Writing Club; Thespians; Make-up Committee, Senior Play; Props Committee, Musicals. COOPER, IAN DAVID: Transfer Student. CORBIN, DEBRA GAIL: Stu. Coun- cil Alt; Swim Team; Band; Red Cross; P.A.S.F.; Exec. Boards. CORNELIUS, NED: Exec. Board Alt.; Football Team; Track Team. COTTON, R. KEITH. COWART, STEVE: Band, President, All-City Band, All-Region Band; Orchestra; Musicals. COWDEN, GEORGE: N.H.S.; Foot- ball Team; Key Club. CRAIG, CATHRYN. CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM E. Ill: Traffic Safety Council; Ecology Club; Library Asst. CURRIE, RONDA. CURTIS, ANN: Choir; Folksinging; Creative Writing Club, Secretary; Library Asst.; Transfer Student. DAVIS, BLAKE: Band. DAVIS, SID: Stu. Council, Sr. Mem- ber-at-Large; Golf Team; Golf Team; Key Club; Parliamentarian; Choir, Treas., All-Region Choir, All-State Choir Finalist; Mu Alpha Theta; Musicals; National Merit Letter of Commendation. DEAN, DEBRA: V.O.E. DEATON, JOHN: Mu Alpha Theta. DELASSUS, GARY THOMAS: Trans- fer Student. DONALDSON, BRAD: Football Team; Track Team. DOTY, NOLA ELIZABETH: Wran- glers, Squad Leader; Choir. DOWELL, CHARLES KEN: Golf Team; European History Club; Transfer Student. DRY, SUE ELLEN: Caballeras; Wran- glers, Squad Leader; Homecom- ing Semi-Finalist; Choir, Girls ' Concert, Treas.; Folksinging; Thespians; Musical; S. G. Society, President. DUNN , THOMAS PETER: Mountain Climbing Team. EDWARDS, PAIGE M.: Stu. Coun- cil; D.E.C.A. FELLS, JEFF KENYON: Exec. Board; Basketball Team; Key Club; Ger- man Club. EFIRD, VICTORIA KATHLEEN: Stu. Council; Wranglers; Girls ' Choir; French Club; Folksinging; Chil- dren ' s Theater. EIJADI, DAVID A. ELLETT, DAVID ROBERT: Golf Team; Key Club, Sec; Concert Choir, President; Mu Alpha Theta; French Club; Thespians; Senior Play; Musicals; National Merit Leader of Commendation. ELLINGTON, DUKE: Golf Team; Key Club; Traffic Safety; Mu Alpha Theta; French Club. ELLIOTT, MARTHA DODD: N.H.S.; Red Cross; Choirs, Madrigal Chaplain; Mu Alpha Theta, Sec- retary; French Club; Thespians, Clerk; Musicals; Senior Play; All- Region Choir; All-State Choir Fi- nalist. ERICKSON, DAVID. EYRES, SCOTT: Band, Stage Band President; Orchestra. EWINC, LEE: Filnn Room Asst. FAGERSTROM, GAIL: Band; Pow- der Puff Football. FIVEASH, lANDRA: N.H.S.; Wran- glers; German Club, Sec; Office Asst.; Clinic Asst. FERRIS, KATHY M.: French Club; Creative Writing Club. FEW, KEITH EDWIN: Football Team; Concert Choir. FLAHERTY, SARAH: F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Folksinging; Office Asst.; Cos- tume Committee, Sr. Play; Cow- belles; Honor Roll. FLOYD, LEANNE: Stu. Council; Wranglers. FLY, KATHI ANN: Red Cross; A.F.S.; Transfer Student. FORD, DAVID: HOOFBEAT Staff, Sports Editor. FOURNIER, CHARLES W.: Stu. Council; Swim Team; Band; Key Club; Concert Choir, Vice-Pres.; Mu Alpha Theta; Folksinging, Treas.; Thespians, Best Support- ing Actor; Recording Team; Mu- sicals; Senior Play; All-City Choir; All-Region Choir; All-City Band; National Merit Letter of Com- mendation. FRAKER, )ACK CULLEN: Stu. Coun- cil; Track Team; Spares. FREEMAN, ANNE: Girls ' Choir; P.A.S.F.; Office Asst.; H.E.R.O Historian. FRISBIE, CINDY ANN: Wranglers; H.E.R.O. Club. FROST, lAQUELINE: Stu. Council Sr. Member-at-Large; Sr. Exec. Board; Concert Choir. FRY, RANDY: Football Team, All- District, All-City, All-Metro. FURST, RICHARD A.: Stu. Council Sr. Exec. Board; Football Team Basketball Team; Traffic Safety German Club; Ecology Club. GABEHART, CHARYSE. GEE, MIKE: Swim Team. GIBBONS, CAMILLE: Stu. Council; Choir; F.T.A.; Art Club; Folksinging; Ecology Club. GIESECKE, )AMES CRAIG: Stu. Council; Senior Class President; Sr. Exec. Board; Football Team; Red Cross; Traffic Safety; Student Advisory Committee. CILLER, DONALD Team; Key Club. Baseball GILLEY, THOMAS McDONALD: Latin Club; Ecology Club. GLASPIE, )UDY ANN: Wranglers; Red Cross; Concert Choir; F.T.A., Sec; French Club. GOLDSTEIN, LEE. GOODRIDGE, TERRI: Wranglers; Girls ' Choir; Folksinging; Crea- tive Writing Club; Stage, Cost- ume, Paint, Construction, Sound, Light Crews for Sr. Plays and Mu- sicals. CRANING, KAREN: Wranglers; Girls ' Choir, Girls ' Ensemble; Clinic Asst. GRANT, GEORGE EARL: Stu. Coun- cil; Exec. Baord; Swim Team; Key Club; Red Cross; Traffic Safety Council. GREICO, FRANK: Track Team; Key Club; P.A.S.F. GUNNLANGSDOTTIE, )ONINA: Art Club; I.C.Y.E. Exchange Stu- dent. GRAY, KATHY. GREEN, PAULA: V.I.C.A. GRIFFIN, ANDY: Stu. Council; SAGA Staff, Advertising Editor; Key Club; Red Cross; Concert Choir; Mu Al| ha Theta, Presi- dent; French Club; Computer Club; Thespians, Treas.; Library Asst.; Lang. Lab Asst.; Film Room Asst.; Student Advisory Commit- tee; Hi-Line Teen Panel, City Co- Chairman. HAMEL, )UDY: Wranglers; Latin Club. HARLESS, REX: Stu. Council; Wran- glers; Office Asst.; Powder Puff Football. HARRIS, KENT S.: Band; Orchestra; Mu Alpha Theta; Computer Club. HARRISON, KRIS. HASTINGS, BILL. HARVEY, TERRI: Wranglers; Ecolo- gy Club; Office Asst. HATFIELD, ROBERT: Tennis Team; Latin Club; European History Club; Medical Careers Club. HATZFIELD, )ERRY: R.O.T.C, Rifle Team. HAYNES, BARBARA: Stu. Council; Sr. Class Vice-Pres.; Exec. Board; Caballeras; Wranglers; Girls ' Choir; F.T.A.; European History Club; Honor Roll. HAWORTH, CONNIE LYNN. HEAD, LINDA CAROLYN: D.E.C.A. HEISER, DOROTHY ELIZABETH: Wranglers; Caballeras; Beauty Fi- nalist; Red Cross. HENRY, NANCY LEE: Exec. Baord Alt.; Wranglers; Red Cross; Choir; F.T.A. HENDRICKS, TOM: N.H.S.; Band, All-City Band, Best-of-Kind Brass Ensemble; All-Region Band. HERRON, MARY LOU: Stu. Coun- cil; Wranglers; Red Cross; Office Asst. HETTENBACH, CHRIS A.: French Club; Folksinging; Clinic Asst.; Medical Careers Club, President; Honor Roll. HEVIA, BETTY. HICKOK, KATHLEEN: Wranglers; Red Cross; Concert Choir; Art Club, President, Vice-Pres.; French Club; Student Advisory Committee; Student of the Month. HOEFER, JERRY, HOGAN, MELISSA ANN: Exec. Board; Girls ' Choir; Mixed Choir; Folksinging; Senior Play; Musi- cals. HOLLIS, SANDRA LYNNE: Wran- glers; Art Club; Thespians; Teacher Asst.; Medical Careers. HOPKINS, DONALD GREGORY: N.H.S., Vice-Pres.; Stu. Council, Vice-Pres.; Exec. Board; Superla- tive, Most Intelligent; Tennis Team, Captain; Key Club, Trea- surer; Mu Alpha Theta; A.F.S.; Chemistry Lab Asst.; Americans Abroad Foreign Exchange Stu- dent; National Merit Semi-Final- ist. HORNE, PAMELA SUSAN. HUMKE, DAVID: Football Team. HUMPHRIES, MARK: Ecology Club. IRWIN, GAIL LYNNE: Wranglers; Girls ' Choir; F.T.A., Treas. IVEY, MICHAEL L.: HOOFBEAT Staff; Ecology Club. JACKSON, WILLIAM lEFFREY: Exec. Board; Choir. JENKINS, CHARLIE KEETER: R.O.T.C; Chess Club. JETT, TIM M.: Stu. Council; Golf Team. JOHNSON, SUSAN ELAINE: N.H.S., Sec; Exec. Board; Wranglers; German Club, Treas., Historian, Vice-Pres.; Honor Roll. JONKER, ROGER DEAN: Soccer Team. JONES, ANN MARIE: Honor Roll. JONES, MARK ANDREW: Football Team; Red Cross. KAILEY, JANE: BAnd, Symphonic Band Sec; P.A.S.F. KAIM, RONALD M.: Stu. Council; Exec. Board; Ecology Club, Vice- Pres.; Senior Play Business Com- mittee. KANEWSKE, MICHELLE ELAINE: Wranglers; Girls ' Choir; French Club, President; Folksinging; Medical Careers, Sec; Student Advisory Committee. KEARLEY, JOSEPH C: Red Cross; Mu Alpha Theta; Library Asst.; Language Lab Asst.; Debate Club; O.E.A. Parliamentarian. KEELER, BARBARA: Wranglers; Traf- fic Safety Council; Latin Club. KEEN, ELSIE ELLEN: N.H.S.; Wran- glers; P.A.S.F.; Folksinging; Wom- en ' s Club of Dallas, President. KELLAR, DAVID. KELLEY, BARBARA ANN: Stu. Coun- cil; Caballeras; Wranglers; Red Cross; Concert Choir, Madrigal; French Club; Folksinging; Thes- pians; Office Asst.; Medical Ca- reers, Sec; Musicals; Senior Play. KELLY, JANET ELLEN: Thespi- ans; Speech Club ; Senior Play Lead; U.I.L. One Act Plays; Semi- Finalist, Sunset Speech Tourna- ment. KENNINGTON, JULIE KAY: N.H.S.; Caballeras; Wranglers; Concert Choir, Madrigal; Latin Club; French Club; Musicals; Senior Play; National Merit Semi-Final- ist. KERN, GERALD HERMAN. KING, DEAN: Stu. Council; Exec. Board; Red Cross. KING, KAREN LEE: Wranglers; Mu Alpha Theta; Folksinging. KING, RON: Senior Play. KIPP, SUE: Stu. Council; Red Cross; Wranglers, Squad Leader; Ger- man Club, Sec, Historian; Con- cert Choir, Madrigal; Spares; Mu- sicals; Sr. Exec. Board; Cheerlead- er; Traffic Safety Council; Sr. Su- perlative Most Versatile; Pow- der Puff Football. KITTLESON, W. CRAIG: Stu. Coun- cil; Exec. Board; Baseball Team; Key Club, President. KISTLER, DANIEL DAVID: Football Team; Track Team; German Club, Sergeant-at-Arms. KNIGHT, VICKIE LYNN: Art Club; Folksinging; Stagecraft. KREEKON, LEIANN EVE: Caballeras, Vice-Pres.; Wranglers; Concert Choir; F.H.A.; Counselor ' s Asst. LANDRAM, LEAH ANN: N.H.S.; Ca- balleras; Wranglers; F.T.A.; P.A.S.F.; Honor Roll. LASETER, JOEL TYLER: N.H.S.; Mu Alpha Theta; German Club; Folksinging; Stage Crew, Musi- cals and Senior Plays; National Merit Finalist. LAUFORD, MARK C. LAUTEN, STEVE M. LEACH, THOMAS: Stu. Council- Football Team; Track Team; Ecol- ogy Club. LEFFEL, BARBARA LOUISE: Stu. Council; Exec. Board; Traffic Safety Council; Powder Puff Football. LEMMONS, DANIEL ROY: Football Team; Key Club. LEVIN, SUSIE: Wranglers; Red Cross; F.T.A. LIGON, BERT L.: Swim Team, Cap- tain. LINDSAY, GINGER CAROLYN: Wranglers; German Club; Thes- pians; European History Club; Stagecraft; Honor Roll. LOCKE, MICHAEL CRAIG: N.H.S.; Football Team; Mu Alpha Theta; European History Club; Transfer Student. LOCKWOOD, MARION BROOKS: Swim Team; A.F.S.; Office Asst. LOUGHBOROUGH, MARION: Beauty Semi-Finalist; Homecom- ing Attendant; Honor Roll. LUCE, JUDY: Band; Office Asst.; Teacher Asst.; European History Club. LUCHSINGER, JAN: Stu. Council Alternate; Exec. Board; F.H.A.; Ecology; Office Asst. LUNKWICZ, JOHN ALBERT: Foot- ball Team; Band; R.O.T.C. LYDE, DEBBIE: Wranglers; French Club; Folksinging; Library Asst.; National Merit Letter of Com- mendation. MAC FARLANE, BRENDA JUNE: F.H.A.; O.E.A., Treas. MADDEN, SHAWN CLARK: Stu. Council Alt.; R.O.T.C. Battalion Exec. Officer, Varsity Drill Team, Varsity Rifle Team, Color Guard, Superior Cadet Award; German Club. MAGONI, KIM SCOTT: Football Team. MALONE, SUSAN T.: Wranglers; Red Cross; Traffic Safety Council, Sec; Choir; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Art Club, Sec; French Club; Ecology Club; Honor Roll. MARSHALL, DAVID: Library Asst MARTIN, CHARLES E. MARTIN, DEBBIE: N.H.S.; Caball- eras; Wranglers; Mu Alpha Thela; German Club; A.F.S.; National Teachers of German First Place in Third and Fourth Year Divisions; Musical Publicity Comm. MARTINEZ, RAYMOND L. MARTINEZ, RUDY: D.E.C.A.; Trans- fer Student. MAY, GARY: Stu. Council Alt.; Football Team; Baseball Team; Key Club; European History Club. MAYES, RICHARD ALAN: Swim Team; Key Club; Film Room Asst. McANINLEY, TIM M. McCALEB, SHANDA LOUISE; Stu. Council; Exec. Board Alt.; Wran- glers; F.T.A.; Thespians; Clinic Asst.; Stagecrew, Musicals and Senior Plays; StageCraft: Medical Careers; Powder Puff Football. McCORMICK, JOE: Football Team; Soccer Team, Captain. McCORMICK, MARYLYNN: F.T.A.; Transfer Student. McCOY, DEBBIE MAIRE: Stu. Council Alt.; Wranglers; Traffic Safety Council; P.A.S.F.; Creative Writing Club. McCRACKEN, )AMES THOMAS: Medical Careers Club; Transfer Student. McGLATHERY, JEFFREY M. B. McDANIEL, PAT. MCDONALD, |AN: Exec. Boards; Caballeras; Wranglers; Red Cross; Traffic Safety Council; Medical Careers; MCT; Powder Puff Foot- ball. McKINNEY, F.H.A. SHARON JERENE: McMANEMIN, MICHAEL LEE: Exec. Board; Swim Team; Band; Con- cert Choir, Madrigal; Stagecraft; Musical; Senior Play; Science Club. MEHAFFEY, CANDACE MICHELE: Stu. Council; Wranglers; German Club; Office Asst. MEINTSER, KAREN: Art Asst. MEYLER, VICKI LEE: Majorette. MIEARS, SCOTT. MIKEL, KATHY: Caballeras; Wran- glers; Counselor Asst. MILLER, GERALD JAMES: Track Team; Key Club; Traffic Safety Council; P.A.S.F.; Library Asst.; Clinic Asst. MILLIGAN, MARGARET ELIZA- BETH: Caballeras; Wranglers; Red Cross; Choir; V.O.E. MINCHEW, MARY jEAN: Transfer Student. MONTGOMERY, ANN: Wranglers; F.H.A.; Art Club; French Club. MOONEYHAM, KAREN SUE: Stu. Council; Caballeras; Wranglers. MOORE, PAUL C: Band. MOORE, PENNY ANN: N.H.S.; Stu. Council; Wranglers, Squad Lead- er, Captain; Traffic Safety Coun- cil; Concert Choir; Powder Puff Football. MOORE, ROBERT: Stu. Council; Transfer Student. MORGAN, ALAN H.: Stu. Council; Traffic Safety Council. MORGAN, DAVID: Band. MORGAN, KATHERINE ANNE: Wranglers; Girls ' Choir; F.T.A.; Art Club; P.A.S.F.; Musical. MORRIS, ANNE: Office Asst. MORRIS, MARILYN JEANNINE: N.H.S.; Stu. Council; Wranglers, Sec; R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Military Queen; French Club. MORRIS, SUSAN: Stu. Council; HOOFBEAT Staff, Editor; Wran- glers, Squad Leader; Superlative, Most Spirited; Cheerleader; Quill and Scroll; Office Asst.; Clinic Asst.; Senior Favorite; Stu- dent Advisory Committee. MORTENSON, JANET: SACA Staff, Editor; Sports Asst.; Quill and Scroll President; Hi-Line Teen Panel Chairman; Ecology Club Communications Dir.; Senior Play Program; Exec. Board Alt.; Red Cross; Library Asst.; Wran- glers; P.A.S.F.; French Club; Folksinging; Student Advisory Committee. MUETHE, DONA: Caballeras; Wranglers; Girls ' Choir, Presi- dent; Thespians. MULBERRY, LYNN ELIZABE TH: Stu. Council; Exec. Boards; Caball- eras, Lieut.; Soph. Concert Choir. MUNS, KATHARINE IRIS: Exec. Boards; Wranglers; Homecoming Queen; Concert Choir, Sec; Thespians, Sec; Musicals; Senior Play. MURRAY, JANICE RENE: Red Cross; Choir; R.O.T.C. Rifle Team Spon- sor; Folksinging Stage Manager. MARRINAN, ROBERT FRANCIS: R.O.T.C. Varsity Drill Team, Color Guard; Children ' s Theater; Speech Club. MUSE, JEROME E. NAIL, W. BOB: Stu. Council Alt.; Football Team, Captain; Baseball Team; Key Club; Red Cross; Traf- fic Safety Council; Concert Choir; Senior Play; E.G. A. Presi- dent. NASH, DOUG: Senior Play; Musi- cal. NEWBOLD, MARTI: Transfer Stu- dent. NIELSEN, JANNE: N.H.S.; Stu. Coun- cil Alt.; Exec. Boards; Caballeras; Wranglers; Red Cross; Traffic Safety Council; P.A.S.F.; IBM Asst. NEJTEK, MATTHEW MARK: Foot- ball Team; Cheerleader; Key Club. NOLAN, DIANA LYNN. O ' CONNOR, RICK DAVID: Stu. Council, President, Jr. Member- at-Large; Sr. Superlative, Most Respected; Football Team; Key Club; Concert Choir; Folksinging Vice-Pres.; Musical; Recording Team. OLESEN, CRAIG ALAN. OLIVER, BOB: N.H.S.; Sr. Superla- tive, Most Spirited; Head Cheerleader; Key Club; Concert Choir; Mu Alpha Theta; Latin Club; Folksinging; Thespians; Musicals; Senior Play; Student Advisory Committee. OLSON, ANN: Wranglers; Folksinging. OLSSON, GLENN ERICK. OPPENHEIM, A. LOUISE: F.T.A. German Club; American Field Service Exchange Student; Senior Play. OWENS, LIZ. PACE, CAROLYN MARIE: Wran- glers; Red Cross; Mu Alpha Theta; French Club; Library Asst.; Office Asst.; Medical Careers Club. PAGE, STEPHEN KARL. PARNELL, PAMELA KAY: Stu. Coun- cil Alt.; Wranglers; Traffic Safety Council; Office Asst.; Stagecrew, Musical; Medical Careers; Stage- craft. PARRISH, ANN: Caballeras; Wran- glers; Red Cross, Girls ' Choir- F.T.A.; French Club. PAYNE, P. DIANE: Caballeras; Wranglers. PECK, AMY L.: Wranglers. PECK, GEORGE MICHAEL. PENCA, JUDITH ANN: Transfer Stu- dent. PERKINS, KARIN LA VERNE: Stu. Council; Exec. Boards; Wranglers; Red Cross Alt.; Concert Choir, Madrigal; Medical Careers Club; Senior Play; Musicals. PERLEY, MIKE: Football Team, Man- ager; Baseball Team; Key Club; Mu Alpha Theta. PERRENOT, BOB: Key Club; Traffic Safety Council. PERRETT, RONALD S.: txec. Board; Red Cross; Traffic Safety Council, President; Mu Alpha Theta. PERRINE, KATHY EZMERELDA: Girls ' Choir. PERRY, GLEN EARL: Football Team; Ecology Club. PERSINGER, MELINDA ANNE: HOOFBEAT Staff; Quill and Scroll; P.A.S.F.; Creative Writing Club; Thespians; Senior Play; Speech Club; Speech Tourna- ments. PETERS, EVELYN MARIE: Stu. Coun- cil, Secretary; Sr. Superlative, Most Respected; F.T.A.; F.H.A., Treas.; A.F.S. President; Office Asst.; Medical Careers Club, Treas.; Student Human Relations Committee, Recorder. PETR-, CHERYL: Wranglers; Band; Red Cross; Library Asst. PLUME, SUSAN ELIZABETH: Stu. Council; Caballeras, Treas.; Wranglers; Red Cross; French Club; Office Asst.; Musical; Euro- pean History Club, President. PLUNK, KAREN ELIZABETH: N.H.S.; Caballeras; Wranglers, Squad Leader, Best Squad Leader Award; Red Cross; R.O.T.C. Sponsor. POPE, )AN LESLIE. PORTER, CAROL JEAN: Wranglers; Girls ' Choir; F.T.A.; F.H.A., Presi- 378 dent; P.A.S.F.; Office Asst. POTTS, RANDY: Stu. Council Alt.; Sr. Superlative, Friendliest; Cheerleader; Red Cross; Senior Play; Recording Team. POWELL, JEANNINE ELISE: Concert Choir; Latin Club; Folksinging; Musicals. PRATHER, DAVID: Soccer Team. QUIMBY, TODD R. RADFORD, LULA: H.E.R.O. Club, Vice-Pres. READY, ERIN VALERIE: Thespians; Senior Play. REAL, CHARLIE. REED, LEANORA: F.H.A.; Library Asst. REEVES, CARRIE: Wranglers; Traffic Safety Council; Girls ' Choir; F.H.A., Exec. Board Rep.; Art Club; P.A.S.F.; Office Asst. REYNOLDS, LORI LOUISE. RICH, BECKY: Wranglers; Red Cross; Honor Roll; Medical Ca- reers Club. RIORDAN, TOM: N.H.S.; Stu. Council; Exec. Boards; Football Team, All-Dist. Honorable Men- tion; Baseball Team; Key Club. RISCH, BECKY: Caballeras, Lieut.; Wranglers; Traffic Safety Coun- cil; French Club; Office Asst.; Musical Make-up Comm. ROACH, LISA: Stu. Council; Ecolo- gy; Stagecraft. ROBERTS, LUCY ANN: Exec. Board; Choir; F.H.A.; Folksinging; A.F.S. ROBERTS, SUSAN: Wranglers; F.H.A., Sec; P.A.S.F.; Folksinging, ' Office Asst.; Senior Play Costume Committee. ROBERTSON, SHARON L.: Wran- glers; F.T.A. ROBOTTOM, ELIZABETH MADGE: Latin Club; German Club. ROGERS, KAREN: Medical Careers Club. ROSE, SUSAN: Stu. Council; Caball- eras; Beauty Semi-Finalist; Homecoming Princess. ROSS, DEBORAH ANNE: N.H.S.; Caballeras; Wranglers, Squad Leader; P.A.S.F.; Folksinging; Thespians. ROWE, ROBERTA DALE: Wran- glers, Girls ' Choir; Folksinging; Office Asst. ROWE, SHEILA KAYE. RUBIN, JAN: Senior Play. RUFF, STEPHEN DAVID: Stu. Coun- cil, Exec. Board; Basketball Team- Key Club. SALIH, JIM: Stu. Council, Jr. Mem- ber-at-Large; Sr. Superlative, Wittiest; Choir, Soph. Concert Choir, Pres.; Concert Choir, Sgt.- at-Arms; Thespians; Musicals; Senior Play; Recording Team. SAVARD, MARY ELIZABETH: Wran- glers; Red Cross; Traffic Safety Council, Treas.; Mu Alpha Theta; F.H.A.; A.F.S.; Medical Careers Club. SCHUBERT, DEBI LYNN: Swim Team. SCROEDER, PAUL. SCHELLING, WILLIAM MATTHEW. SCHWEEN, JANEEN: Wranglers. SCOTT, DAVID: N.H.S.; Football Team; Key Club.- SEAY, KYM: Exec. Board Alt.; Golf Team; Tennis Team; Girls ' Choir. SEEBECK, ROBERT: Football Team- Key Club. SEELEY, LEA J.: Band; Office Asst. SEIDEL, NANCY GAIL: Caballeras; Wranglers, Sec; Red Cross; Traf- fic Safety Council; Girls ' Choir, Girls ' Ensemble; F.T.A., Parl.- Chaplain; German Club. SHAFFER, BARBARA ANN: Stu. Council; Red Cross; Girls ' Choir; Folksinging. SHAW, KIMBERLY DORCAS: Stu. Council; Caballeras, Lieut.; Wranglers; Concert Choir; Musi- cals. SHAW, JERRY DON. SHORTER, LESLIE ANNE: Wran- glers. SILK, JANET G.: Stu. Council Alt.; Red Cross; Art Club; Art Club; Ecology Club; Thespians; Office Asst.; Stagecraft; Science Club. SISTRUNK, THOMAS. SMITH, BRUCE CARLTON. SMITH, MARKE COURTNEY. SMITH, TERRI: Wranglers; Folksinging; Thespians. SMITH, TIM: Football Team; Mu Alpha Theta. SOWELL, DEBBIE LYNNE: Red Cross; Girls ' Choir, Concert Choir; O.E.A. SPIEKER, DAWN SHARON: Caball- eras. Sec; Wranglers; Choir, Con- cert Choir; French Club; Musi- cals. STAGCS, PAT: Football Team; Base- ball Team. STEWART, RICHARD: D.E.C.A. STOKES, KATHY: Wranglers. SNIDER, STEWART VESTAL. SODER, CYNDA A.: Stu. Council; SACA Staff, Activities Editor; Wranglers; Traffic Safety Coun- cil, Vice-Pres.; Latin Club; P.A.S.F.; Clinic Asst.; Medical Ca- reers Club. SOLOMON, JULIE: Exec. Board; Wranglers; F.T.A.; Folksinging; Clinic Asst.; Senior Play Costume Committee. SOTO, TONY C. STOLL, DANNY D.: Football Team; Mu Alpha Theta. STONE, VICKY: Band, Stage Band; Medical Careers Club. STURGELL, DEBORAH LYNNE: Stu. Council; Wranglers; Red Cross; Girls ' Choir; Thespians; Office Asst.; Musicals.- SUNDSTROM, DICK: Golf Team; Key Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Scho- lastic Athletic Award for Golf. SUTTON, DEIA KARLENE: Wran- glers, Squad Leader; Red Cross; Traffic Safety Council; R.O.T.C. ' C Company, Sponsor; Mu Alpha Theta; Art Club; French Club; A.F.S.; Clinic Asst. P.T.S.A. Sec. SWINDLE, GARY M.: Key Club; Traffic Safety Council. TAFELSKI, TONY )AMES. TEDDLIE, DAVID LAWRENCE: Band; Ecology Club; European History Club. TENNY, ELEVIN. THOMPSON, BARBARA ANN: Wranglers. THOMPSON, BEKKI: Children ' s Theater. THOMPSON, JEFFREY SCOTT: D.E.C.A. THOMPSON, TOMMY LEE: Foot- ball Team; P.A.S.F. TIERNEY, JANET: Caballeras; Wran- glers; Traffic Safety Council; Concert Choir; German Club, President; French Club, Hist.; Musical; Solo and Ensemble Con- test — First Division. TROUTWINE, JULIE ANN: Stu. Council; Caballeras; Wranglers; Concert Choir, Madrigals; Folksinging; Thespians; Senior Play; Musicals. TUGGLE, DAVID: Exec. Board; Soc- cer Team; Band, Drum Major, Vice-Pres., Stage Band, All-Re- gion Band, All-City Band, All-City Stage Band, Best of Kind Brass Ense mble, Most Outstanding Band Member; Orchestra; Key Club; Choir, Madrigal; Musicals. TURNER, JAMES MIKE. TURRENTINE, MICHELLE ANN: Band, Honors for Solo and En- semble; Orchestra; Red Cross; French Club, Sec; Medical Ca- reers Club, Sec. UPTON, RON. USVOLK, MARK. VANTINE, BETSY. WADLEY, VICKIE LAEH: Wranglers; Girls ' Choir; Concert Choir; Pow- der Puff Football. WALKER, CHERYL: Swim Team; Traffic Safety Council; Girls ' Choir. WARD, CATHARINE LOUISE: HOOFBEAT Staff, Wranglers; Swim Team; Quill and Scroll; P.A.S.F.; Library Asst.; Hi-Line Teen Panel. WASHINGTON, JIM. WATSON, JANE LESLIE: Exec. Board; SAGA Staff, Activities Asst.; Wranglers; Sr. Superlative, Best Personality; Homecoming Queen Finalist; A.F.S. Vice-Pres.; Office Asst.; Senior Play. WAYS, RODGER HENRY. WEBB, DIANE M.: Caballeras, Wranglers, Co-Captain, Most Spirited Award; Swim Team; F.H.A.; P.A.S.F. WEBB, JEFF W.: Stu. Council; Foot- ball Team, Captain, All-District, All-Metro, All-Greater Dallas, Track Team, All-District, All-City, All-Region; Concert Choir, Mad- rigal. WEBB, LAURIE: Red Cross; Traffic Safety Council; F.H.A.; Lib. Asst.; Office Asst. WELWOOD, CURT: Stu. Council; Football Team; Track Team. WHITE, BRENDA R. WHITE, CATHY SUZANNE: R.O.T.C. Sponsor; German Club; Library Asst. WIGGINS, GREG: Stu. Council. WILAND, JILL LYNN: Stu. Council; Caballeras; Wranglers; French Club; Folksinging. WILCOX, JACK H.: Stu. Council. WILKS, LARRY A. WILLIAMS, CHUCK: M.C.T. Presi- dent. WILSON, ELIZABETH: Red Cross; Art Club; French Club. WOODBURN, WILLIAM C: Band; Speech Club. WORLEY, MARK: Football Team, Manager; Track Team, Manager; Key Club. WOOD, CHARLIE: Sr. Superlative, Best Personality; Football Team, All-District Honorable Mention; Track Team; Key Club; Concert Choir; Mr. Irresistible. WOOD, JAY: Football Team. WOODRUFF, JAMES W.: Exec. Board; Football Team; Key Club; Concert Choir; Musical, Senior Play. WU, JULIE: Exec. Board; Wranglers, Squad Leader; Red Cross; Con- cert Choir; Folksinging; Office Asst.; D.E.C.A., Vice-Pres. YORK, JOHN: Football Team; Ecol- ogy Club. YOUNG, BILL RICHARD: N.H.S.; Exec. Board; Golf Team; Key Club; Senior Play; Musical. YOUNG, RICHY RONALD: Tennis Team. ZAVISLAN, SUSIE: N.H.S.; Exec. Board Alt.; Caballeras, Captain; Traffic Safety Council; Soph. Concert Choir; French Club. ZELENS, GREG. ZIMMERMAN, ELAINE MARIE: Stu. Council Alt.; Wranglers; Red Cross; Senior Play; Senior Play Make-up Committee. ZUCKERMAN, FAYE: F.K.A.; P.A.S.F.; Counselor ' s Asst.; Stu- dent of the Month. 37 Time It Was And What A Time It Was. It Was A Time Of Innocence, A Time Of Confidences ' ' H ' r 2L ' ,yi ) A ' -.y A ,J .r V- v Have A Photograph — Preserve Your Memories. TI S vVhtte Bftghfens Up Wifh Conh ience a f L4! Con- norn Defense «2 Y i jiii fill ' .OS P, m-W. -VhiJfi by ■■limn [▼f r J- j i i ji i UiD W H— ijjUljrtl M In Memoriam Miss Margaret Grimes Miss Racml Snoddy : : ' ' p r s V y Q nv VA r f 7Z