Winters High School - Glacier Yearbook (Winters, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1977 volume:

' n m ' ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' : ' ' , ' - V (glacier 1977 zDeclication . cMcciclemic y-avorite ...... o4tA(etic i .... junior icfk . j C . ' p il 5 u . ! ,; ■H Hi cm -T rm BBUBW i- i- excii The Glacier Slaff expresses deep appreciation to Rev. Mel Swoyer tor his assistance in photography. cM feciri}t i k i  an itrporteutt part cj every ucleHt a Itje. ZJt tneana a certain actnetltin to each inMvicUtaL ZJn rec4 nition cj tAi  J«ct, tUe (Racier .Stall believer tUat tlte cledicaticn oj the vfearbcisk .alitMild be iuM a iniportant. .Special cfualitiea t}uU be poaaeaaeel b f tke person to uiAo m the dedication ia Cfioen. i ertainly, a peraon Uavinc) in enuit f, concern, pride, and honor in what he doea loouid be a like(y candidate lor thia reco gnition. however, ive leel «« thoiAe)h each and every laculty meni er oj ' T . 5t. O i bleaaed with theae CfualiticA Jterejore, we fnuat look lurther. 5m doincf ao, we lind a ynen4}er who haa fnore than what i expected. 5te ia special in our hi h , chooL Q ite olten he J ' fuat one oj the kida because oj hia humor and deaire to be a real part oj our school cj thou h he ia Jufi and en o fiMe to be around, he ia Mem and do a hia uttnoM to Julji(( hia portion. 5{e teacher careluUvf and triejt to adapt everything he teachea to our .society in a wavf that we tnay understand. i,e does this because he loves what he does. V e loves it enough to be considerate o{ his students and oJ t teir }eeliM 4 but also, enoucfh to be lir n when he sees lit. o fMore can be asked oJ a {acuity nxevtiser. herelore, the 1977 acier sStaH oJ ' Winters 3iicfh School proudly dedicates the 1977 iacier to r. ohn §lyn 3Cey III X o an 0uti!ftcindincf female Student Cathy Colburn ke ake oyce Iflemorial coward o an 0utMandlncf 97 a(e Student Doug Rogers (glacier 3Cincf and Queen Cheryl Colburn cmcr Cheryl Colburn Tye Rougas glacier andidcite (§icicier ( anclldatCi ontore 1977 ACADEMICS W. H. S. is very lucky to have such a v ell qualified admin- istration. Mr. Graves leads our administration as superinten- dent. Faithfully executing the office of principal is Mr. Lan- caster, for some students, at times, feel as though they have been executed. As secretary to the principal, Mrs. Poe works hard to see that the business end of the office is kept up. Oc tool j5oard B. |. Colburn-President Roscoe Morrison— Vice President Gene Wheat— Secretary Wesley M. Hays Delbert Kruse Photograph Wesley Vogler Not Available Qq„ Vinson A h Very few realize alf the hard work and time that the school board has to put in. They are the ones responsible tor writing up our school calendar and taking care of the budget. They are members of the community elected to serve h ' the community. £ifc ranan The library is an essential part of every liigh school. At some time during the year, every student needs information from the library for research papers, book reports, themes, etc. Miss Gilbert is very well inform- ed about the needs of students and is always ready to assist. ( oun elor The guidance counselor assists every student during their high school years. Mrs. Harrison is very well qualified in this field and is always ready to help a student in planning for the future. Thanks should now be given where it is seldom received. We are lucl ,y to have a dedicated staff in our school. The custodians see to it that we always have a clean and pleasant atmosphere in which to learn. The cafeteria ladies make sure that we have hot, nutritious meals each day. ath Mathematics is a broad subject which requires both students who are willing to learn and teachers who have the knowledge and capabilities to teach it. We in W. H. S. have both of these. Mr. Jordan takes the time and care to teach such subjects as Algebra I, Algebra II, Trigonometry, and Advanced Math. Coach Scott teaches the Introductions to Algebra I and Algebra II. He teaches them in away that students easily learn, which helps to make the advanced maths easier if they choose to take them later. Geometry is a subject which goes much into detail, but Coach Stubble- field has the ability to teach it so that his students can understand the mathematical equations. i v 14 department 15 i£aK0 uacfe Language is a written and spoken skill. All of us are lucky to be able to develop this skill at W. H. S. We have a competent group of teachers in this department. Mrs. Bauer teaches speech along with English I and II. Mr. Key takes care of English III. Mrs. Michaelis heads English IV, which for the first time is not required. Spanish I and II are taught with dedication by Mr. Spinks. 16 17 science In our science department, Mr. Poe, Mrs. Wetsel, and Coach Stubblefield try to offer a broad field of knowledge. The biology students, taught by Mrs. Wetsel, learn of the study of living organisms. Chem- istry, also taught by Mrs. Wetsel, is a science and a math where students learn about the atom and its structure. Mr. Poe teaches physical science, the intro- duction to chemistry and physics. Junior and senior students of W. H. S. enroll in physics, a course taught by Coach Stubblefield. . — 18 Jjepartment Jccationcil W. H. S. is proud to have such a large selection of vocational courses. Each course teaches useful skills that can be used immediately after graduation. Mrs. Joyce and Mrs. Hambright are ou r homemaking teachers. Mr. Hill educates several in shop and me- chanical drawing. The agricultural classes are led by Mr. Blackwell and Mr. Allcorn. Another active and very important vocational class in W. H. S. is the distribu- tive education class taught by Mrs. Harrison. Wi -! i % 1 JflSH k .. HBh 20 Jjepartment ■ I M K? Jw - ' -]■ E MW - ' -%r - ' i H lfc_. —m m r -- ' • -. j H i % ,J - ik Social %Studie4y Through social studies, students in W. H. S. are enabled to prepare for the future by learning of the past. Government is a major social studies course and is taught by Mrs. Michaelis. Senior students seem to have a hard time learning about our government but all in all, it pays off in the end. Mrs. Michaelis also devotes much of her time in teaching Sociology and world geography. Coaches seem to have a thing about history, too. Coach Cathey and Coach Swenson share in teaching American History to W. H. S. stu- dents. Mrs. Schwartz gets the nostalgic feeling once a day and takes time away from her burning typewriter to teach Texas History. Putting up with the sopho- mores is Mr. Spinks. He is concerned with teaching his students World History. epcirttnent Mrs. Michaelis -jk ' Mr. Spinks Coach Swenson tI3u4 iMe«)«) department Mrs. Bredemeyer Mrs. Schwartz There is more to business than just typing. For example, shorthand, bookkeeping, and clerical practice are offered in the field of business. Courses such as these offer a challenge to many students and enable them to gain new experience and readiness. Our business department is headed by two very qualified teachers. However, at times, Mrs. Schwartz forgets to call time at the end of a timed-writing, and Mrs. Bredemeyer misplaces everything she needs at the moment. e curce W. H. S. is fortunate enough to have a well-rounded resources class. During the year, these students deco- rated for Christmas, the NHS induc- tion, and various other occasions. Mrs. Hudson teaches the resources class. p.e. This year is the start of a whole new physical education course. For the first time in W. H. S. there is a coed P. E. class. They do more than just the usual exercises. Golf, Softball, football, volleyball, and others are common exercises for these participants. 25 nap4 26 1977 FAVORITES iSenior avcrite Ouug Rugeii 28 Cindy Pumphrey punier avoritci Mike Davis Belinda Hill 29 s opUomore avorlte Sieve Hdll 30 K.uhy Fenwick j-r U.n Cin avorlte Wayne Kraat ncip Setter side of an Aggie. Bet I can spit to the back of the auditorium. Jaws Putting hoi air to use. Creature lor dissection. Shorthand drives you looney 32 1977 t t ..11 f - . ,H jt-i i T! ! r m m ' f.X. 1 ' J ¥ ' f 4-fjJ. f P .xJ.- -. :y y,| V MB-| H f 11 4: J , i - 1 «■ «? Olivia Aguero Diane Baize Malcolm Bredemeyer Lisa Bedford Janet Bruns 36 Debbie Carey Donna Carroll Cathy Colburn )im Chapman rm 2 : 41 Cheryl Colburn 37 Sherri Curbo Randy Davis Becky DeLa Cruz Craig Gehrels Mike Dry Bret Guy rJK i; 38 Kevin Hall Brandon Hambtight Shelly Hamner Jeanene Hoppe Kenny Hope Tony Howard 39 Darrell Kurtz ■1 11 at! ; , i a Kevin Marks Flent McNeill Shelia Mathis Kent McNeill 40 Johnny Miller Bill Minzcnmayer Russ Perry Sarah Parramore t Johnny Plumley 41 Larry Ripley Cindy Pumphrey Doug Rogers Celeste Sanchez Tye Rougas 1 J K 1 f Stephanie Silva 42 Christy Spraberry Terry Sneed Patricia Valentine Romero Torres Vickie Valles 43 Patti Walker Kathy Walker essie Whitlow Cheryle Woods Teresa Wright J 44 ■Wvf:. ■ '  rc, .... Doug Rogers Tye Rougas Christy Spraberry . Donna Carroll .... Mrs. Schwartz .... Mr. Key Coach Cathey .... Mr. Allcorn Coach Stubblefield Mrs. Michaells .... President . . . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor enicr la 4 i Olli icer 1977 45 A., ' .fi - |erry Arispe Edward Bennie Darlene Bowden Yolanda Arispe James Bentley Keith Burns Cheryl Bahlman Susan Bentley Betty Burson Kenneth Baket Prissy Black Bubba Burton Bye, Bye, Birdie. What did you call me? 46 Concentration Runs Deep. Kelli Busher Phillip Colburn Mike Davis Billy Calcote Douglas Cooper Rhonda Davis Rhonda Carter Linda Cooper Teresa Dean Richard Cavanaugh Ennilenda Cortez Mark DeBerry u n I o r 47 u K I O r Leslie Dunlap Duane Geistmann )immy Henson Domingo Escamia Sylvia Gonzales Belinda Hill Chris Esquivel Mary Lou Grohman IVIelindaHill John Eubank Michael Henderson Judy Hilliard Hi! Ya ' l u n i c r Becky McAnally Jean O ' Rear Kenny Reel Karen Mostad Becky Plumley Esmeralda Rodriguez Blake O ' Dell Marilyn Powers Yolanda Rubio Carl Olson Steve Pritchard leff Russell Emerald is astonished at what the cheer- leaders can do. Let go of my eg Gary Schwartz Kenneth Tankersley lohnny Waldrop Sharon Yates u n i o r 51 Cheryl Bahlman President Emerald Rodriguez Vice-President Linda Cooper Secretary-Treasurer Belinda Hill Reporter lV|rs. Bredemeyer Sponsor Mrs. Bauer Sponsor Miss Gilbert Sponsor Mr. Poe Sponsor Mr. Spinks Sponsor Mr. Hill Sponsor uni unior (Bid .M om icer45 1977 52 Who said that there is no life on Mars? Sweet Surrende Rosemary Arroyo Kelly Blackerby Benny Boatright Donald Baize lames Blackwell ReKeic Boles )ohn Bedford Teri Lynn Bentley Patti Bomar Kay Black Mitzi Blackwood Kathy Bredemeyer 5 p u c m c r e 53 Douglas Bryan lohnny Curbo Michelle Emmert Elmer Buckalew Denna Danford David Esquivel Michael Calcote Denna DeLa Cruz Ruben Esquivel Valentine Cortez Randy Drake Chuck Evans Oh.Culley! You wouldn ' t! Spray starch! I tliought it was Right Guard! Omega Ortiz )esusa Rodriguez IVlartha Salas Gary Ozbirn Victoria Rodriquez Carl Schaffrina Donny Poindexter Julie Rosson |udy Sneed Deborah Porter Elizabeth Roznovsky Steven Soto P k o n o r e 57 Nathan Tekell Rudy Torres |im Bob Webb Absent when picfures were made Golley, Mitzi, it was an honest mistake. loe Valverde Douglas Tischler lill Walker Glenda Wright gil gl Omega Ortiz President Reggie Boles Vice President Donald Baize Secretary-Treasurer Toni Hambright Reporter Mr. Jordan Sponsor Coach Scott Sponsor Mr. Ford Sponsor Coach Swenson Sponsor Mrs. Hambright Sponsor oopA ontore (Bid  . 0 i (cer  1977 59 r e k m e n Harold Allen Doyle Barker Brett Billups Grade Arfspe Linda Barthelemy Leonard Bowden Debra Austin Maury Bates Hanl Bradshaw Lanora Baker Missy Bedford Bill Bredemeyer Well! I never . How come it never works for us? — 3B If only I had it all to myself! Don ' t look at me. I ' m just an ugly Freshman. fl Vy ' David Brewer Terry Cooley Mary Esquivel Jodie Butts Paula Davis loc Eubank Tommy Chambliss Caria Dean lames Fairey Kevin Compton Christy Edwards GfoiUf Farmer 61 Too Busy The one on bottom jin ' t got i chance! Cheer up! Band ' s not all that bad. )im Hurt John Krause Elizabeth Miller Danny Ibarra Susan Lisso Otis Nesbit Jerry Kraatz Dawson McGuffin Andy New Carolyn Krause Jill McNeill Cindy Ozbirn r e A e n 63 Sharon Pierce Victor Santoya Pennye Springer Mary Plumley Paul Silva Linda Telcell lohn Pruser lames Simpson Tammy Terrell Pat Sal as Carmela Smith Kelley Thomas Ever had one of those Enlarging their minds. Now what ' s the answer to number two? Jeannie Wall er Mark Whitlow Steve Willborn Sam Wallis Bennie Whittaker Mike Zuniga Too Busy r e k e n PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 65 Pennye Springer President Brett Billups Vice-President Craig Gray Secretary-Treasurer Caria Dean Reporter Mrs. Joyce Sponsor Mrs. Wetsel Sponsor Mrs. Hudson Sponsor Mr. Blacl well Sponsor j-re kn an eui   Olli icer  1977 66 1977 ORGANIZATIONS OOAc ' o Shelia Mathis BAND Carey )obe BOY ' S BASKETBALL 68 zin no. . s. Becky Plumley GENEALOGY Carmen Hinnian LIBRARY CLUB Doug Rogers NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Denna Danford PEP SQUAD Kevin Hall STUDENT COUNCIL Flent McNeill BOY ' S TRACK 69 (glacier sStaJJ Seventh Period Blahs. You Dance Divinely. First the film, what next? Now that is what I call a center fold! — =i- m-A. . ' I i -_ , 1. i i 1 i iLJ _ m 1 Bubble Gum YUK! Cheryl Bahlman Feature Editor Keith Burns Photographer James Blackwell Asst. Photographer Terry Gerhart Asst Photographer j. ational ci oncr oociety President Doug Rogers Vice-President Tye Rougas Sec.-Treas Donna Carroll Sponsor Mrs. Bredemeyer Sponsor Mrs. Hudson 72 iStuclent Council 0JJicer«5 ,. ' ■ ' ' . • •  ' 1 Ik 1 h tl ' . A i m Jk. 1 m m f 1 1 . — •- t V M Kevin Hall President Marvin Moore Vice-President Susan Williams Secretary-Treasurer Shelia Mathis Pianist Omega Ortiz Songleader Mrs. Harrison Sponsor Coach Cathey Sponsor 73 ■Student (Council Se Hiora Craig Gehrels Doug Rogers Tye Rougas Donna Carroll Christy Spraberry Cathy Colburn OopA otnorea Johnny Curbo Reggie Boles Randy Drake Toni Hambrlght Denna Danford Teresa Helm Ici i epre ntativeA uniora )eff Russell Philip Colburn lohn Hurt Linda Cooper Karen Mostad Teresa Dean reaUnten Brett Billups Bill Bredemeyer James Fairey Debbie Austin Susan Grenv elge Pennye Springer (§lale Stall Janet Burns Co-Editor Becky DeLaCruz Co-Editor Kathy Walker Asst. Editor Mr. Key Sponsor , I ' ;rj I i 76 (§enealccfy ( iub Cindy Pumphrey Susan Williams . . Cheryl Colburn . . Cathy Colburn . . President .... Vice-President Secretary -Treasurer Reporter 77 Marilyn Powers President Rhonda Davis Vice-President Susy Rodriquez Secretary-Treasurer Miss Gilbert Sponsor 78 (2Ae (Blub 0llice ert oMMe( ' S .IF 79 2 €:eo4 Russ Perry President Cindy Pumphrey Vice-President Janet Bruns Secretary Dianne Baize Treasurer Brandon Hambright Parliamentarian Mrs. Harrison Sponsor 80 eee Home Economics Cooperative Education HECE is a program that provides classroom instruction and on-the-job work experience in occupations related to Home Economics. 81 Spcini k ( Lub ,0P Emerald Rodriquez President r __r Yolanda Rubio Vice-President - ' ' Wk Janet Bruns Secretary • ' , Fran Hoppe Treasurer ' W I Becky McKnight Reporter T i Mr-Spinks Sponsor , ' I L 82 55 Swe tUeart J Donna Carroll Queen Rhonda Carter Cdthy Colburn Queen 83 future arnt r oj Jhnericci 84 Doug Rogers President Kenny Hope Vice-President Kevin Marl s 1 st Vice-President Roger Kruse 2nd Vice-President Malcolm Bredemeyer Secretary Steve Pritchard Treasurer Leslie Dunlap Reporter Gary Schwartz Sentinel Darrell Kurtz Chaplain Mr. Blackwell Sponsor Mr. Allcorn Sponsor ■ in nt fh _ Bill Bredemeyer President Jim Hurt Vice-President Bennie Whital er 1 st Vice-President Kevin Compton 2nd Vice-President Susan Bentley Secretary David Brewer Treasurer Rusty Allen Reporter Wayne Kraatz Sentinel 85 blizzard ' =Band utS. ' :i| 5tf ? ' ' ride oj TOe«)t e;i ai 86 blizzard (Concert ' =Bcmd 87 OUi tcer«) Oefti eftior ) Cathy Colburn Christy Spraberry Teresa Wright r: ' . 5(a0 (2orp. f 976- 1 97 7 Shelly Hamne 90 Mitzi Blackwood 91 jiand Sweetkeart 92 Christy Spraberry olor (§ucird Susan Williams Omega Ortiz Pennye Springer c4(( IMrict and i Cflon jjcmd frlember Sheila Mathis Pat King )ames Fairey Fran Hoppe ♦Region 93 J-uture H ontemakeriy oj cMvneri CCi ] ' Jeanene Hoppe □ j . ' , ,. ., , ' : ' President ,. , . , Vice President Katny Fenwick c . f. , , Secretary hran Hoppe -r _. , , , Treasurer Teresa He m d i- . • ... ,,.,, Parliamentarian Missy Ml er c. „ . a . a ' Q . Sergeant-At-Arms Kathy Bredemeyer Pianist 94 J-cH, k weetkeart Flent McNeill 95 cJfdvi viAcr Mrs. Hambright Mrs. Joyce er«5 Mrs. Krause Mrs. Williams Mrs. Carter Mrs. Bredemeyer Mrs. Hoppe 96 y uture eacUer oj merica Susan Williams President Linda Cooper Vice-President Donna Carroll Recording Secretary |eff Russell Financial Secretary Karen Mostad Corresponding Secretary Shelia Mathis Historian )eanene Hoppe Historian Cheryl Colburn Parliamentarian Kevin Hall Reporter Craig Gehrels Librarian Christy Spraberry Librarian Mrs. Schwartz Sponsor Mrs. Michaelis Sponsor 97 e ? Scfucicl Janet Burns President Denna Danford Vice President Jill Wallcer Secretary-Treasurer Susy Rodriquez Reporter IVliss Gilbert Sponsor 98 1977 .$ Teresa Dean lunior Lisa Bedford Senior Head Emerald Rodriguez Junior Pennye Springer Freshman Susan Williams Senior asst. Head Omega Ortiz Sopliomore reii ' t, ? . i ■ ' ' ■« ' ? ■ ' ■ ' . i .i.i,j. ' ' - ' -If. - . it ke.erie,cidcr Pennye 101 j-ootbaU iSweetkeart Susan Williams 102 9?ti«)«) Spirit yS Lisa Bedford 103 ' Gizzard Sootb ll ' r J y -l- ' C : oacAe ) Coach Catliey Coach Scott Coach Stubblefield— Head Coach Coach Knight Coach Swenson eri )oe Martinez IVIil e Henderson 104 eniora jjilzzard arMty September 3 Winters 19 September 10 Winters 6 September 17 Winters September 24 Winters 14 October 8 Winters 13 October 15 Winters 12 October 22 Winters 20 October 29 Winters November 5 Winters November 12 Winters Clyde 22 Junction 27 Coleman 12 Eldorado Stamford 20 Merkel 19 Wylie Coahoma 21 Colorado City 50 Ballinger 103 106 Leroy Jones unior— Center ■■ «« Darrell Kurtz Sen ior— Guard KcMl M,.N..ili St-nior Ba BB ' I lent McNeill Senior— Back M,„Mn 1,MM. Senior Quatlerback Senior- Guaid 107 Jeff Russrll Junior Quji li.ib.ii.k Junior Lnd Mf XiS2 J ■■ RegKie Bok ' s Sophomore -Back |ohnn Cuiho Sophomore Quarlerhack 108 Idhn.n Lopr Sopliomori. ' Tackle lohn Musick Sophomore— Back 109 . . (SkeerUader Teresa Helm Yoianda Arispe Christy Edwards . T . wlA r d Debbie Austin Dawn Miller Linda Tekell 110 izzard junior arMty ) « •.-■St?KV-:4«!Lj iir September 2 Winters 18 Clyde 12 September 9 Winters 8 Ballinger 6 September 16 Winters 7 Coleman 6 September 23 Winters 33 Jim Ned 14 September 30 Winters 12 Brady 10 October 7 cancelled October 14 Winters 24 Merkel 8 October 21 Winters 8 Wylie 29 October 28 Winters 12 Merkel 6 November 4 Winters 12 Ballinger 14 November 1 1 open 111 NO SMOKING I h ::-m ' Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters 37 51 59 40 31 64 51 43 60 34 40 48 48 41 46 50 38 37 58 48 49 34 35 27 Bronte Coleman Breckenridge Coleman Bronte Jim Ned JV Coleman Trent Colorado City Merkel Robert Lee Bronte Ballinger Stamford Lakeview Ft. Stockton Wylie Coahoma Colorado City Merkel Ballinger Stamford Wylie Coahoma 51 55 64 46 64 25 50 67 55 51 90 67 46 65 67 59 88 54 36 70 53 47 95 51 112 Donna Carroll Cheryl Colburn Shelly Hamner Patti Walker Susan Benlley Teresa Uean 113 ZuLlzzardett y Teresa Helm Omeg.i Orli Photograph Not Available Caria Dean 114 ' =B Z ecit Missy Bedford manager ( ocicUc and fYluncicfe r 115 IjDinter, jiUzzarcl Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters 116 43 47 48 58 37 90 47 53 49 70 55 49 57 62 47 47 64 66 71 53 40 48 63 66 62 Bronte Coleman Breckenridge Coleman Bronte Jim Ned B Sweetwater B ' Breckenridge Blackwell Miles Christoval Ballinger Stamford Haskell Merkel Wylie Coahoma Colorado City Merkel Ballinger Stamford Wylie Coahoma Merkel Colorado City 32 50 51 55 43 28 49 52 44 59 39 44 69 53 55 45 73 71 72 43 64 54 77 89 70 Flent McNeill n i 1 Phil Colburn Mike Davis John Hurt a Carey )obe 118 n arMty ketball re ltman jJa ketball 119 ir(«) rack irli enni j5o f enni Sz oll X eowt ( A nap 122 1977 JUNIOR HIGH riHcipal Oecretary OcAoof urae raricin Mrs. lordan Mrs. Hood 124 junior icfk j-aculty r i lk ii 1 ■A M i D Mrs. Beard Mis. 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Nl. 4 Miss Whitloeke 125 8tk Victor Aguero Scott Billups .indse v-Bredemeyei Jz-indsev-Bi John Carter W 1 Victor Castillo Ronald Cavanaugh Ruth Cavanaugh Terry Chambliss Janine Collins Kelly Compton Geoffrey Connor Alice Cortez P iUicXflllez ' Roger Cortez) Connie Cotter Bryan Davis Tommy Davis Richard Dubose John Esquivel Louis SQuiv u cy Esguii Tommy Fields I uny Uarcid -J btVLGerhart Teresa Gram Pam Gray Scott Hall VT A m 126 8tk Debbie Hamilton Alice Harris Virgil Horton Carol Hubach Henry Hubach Robert Johnson Liz Killgore Kathy King David La ra Taney irayton Neva Lev is Betty Lisso Sonia Lopez Emma Luna Kerry Mabry lames New Valerie Nichols Leah Penderg rass Lisa Ro-znov7R MonJeVSancnez Scott Stubblefield Ricky Torres Suzy Vinson : Dana Wade Bill WalkeO 127 8tk K A ii. ■.:4 7th fK ' A ' Valerio Aguero Linda Arispe Gilbert Arioya Ralph Austin Renee Blackwell Alfonso Campos Glenn Campbell Celia Castillo Vi Sue Collins Raul De La Cruz Roman De La Cruz Ice Escolona Phillip Esquivel Ruth Eubank i Lee Evans Lovie Farmer Rose Marie Faubion Rusty Fry Sherri Gerhart Curt Gehrels Arnold Gonzales Nancy Gonzales Kathey Grenwelg( Gina Guevara Leigh Ann Hail Barbara Henderson Mack Morton Gloria Isaacks 129 7tU l ohn Krac Trent Lancaster Debra Lanter Teri Lara Kayleen McGuffin Sherry McKnight Doug McWilliams Francine Miller Rhonda Morrow Tawyna Murray Billy New Dena Patton Scott Perry Cheryl Porter Charles Powers R. C. Riddle Maugarito Rocha Mark Rogers Angelo Ruiz Noe Sanchez Mary Santoya Terri Scates Betty Smith Scott Spraberry Marcia Steinberg 130 7tU Anna Vera Icrry Don Vinson Barbara Watson Mike Wetsel Andy Willborn 131 132 junior xlcfk kcerlecL junior -iicfk wirlsr 133 8tU (§rade S = 7tk (§rade football 134 8tU ( S ketball 8tU Boy ketbail 135 n 7tk §irU Ba ketball % ... -,. : 4 • ' 136 7tk y ketball 8tk §irU C ; ?iftfe ' 8tk y Cracfe 137 7tk irl rack 138 7tk tDoy « rack Oeftior jDrite-up Olivia Aguero-Basketball 2; Spanish Club 1,3, Vice-Pres. 3; Genealogy 4; Library Club I ; DECA 4; Miss Winters Contestant 2-3. Dianne Baize-Band 1-4; Basketball 1-3; NHS 3-4; Genealogy 1-3; DECA 4; FTA 1; Library Club 1. Lisa Bedford— Cheerleader 2-4, Head 4; Class Favorite 1; Miss Spirit 76 4; Class Reporter 2; Miss Winters Contestant 3; Band 1-2; Genealogy 1-3; FFA 1-2; Library Club Sec. 2; HECE 4. Malcolm Bredemeyer-Highest Class Average 1-3; NHS 3-4; FFA 1-4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4, Outstanding Voc. Ag. Student 2-3; Pres. of: 1st Dist. and 5th Area Greenhand Chapter Conducting Team; Merit W Award 2. Janet Bruns Betsy Burson Debbie Carey-Band 1-4, Librarian 2-3, Flag Corps 3-4, Co-Capt. 3, Capt. 4; Sno Queen Contestant 2-4; Miss Winters Contestant 3; FHA 1-4; Genealogy 2-4; Library Club 2-3; Basketball 3. Donna Carroll-FFA Queen 4; Football Sweetheart Candidate 3-4; NHS 3-4; Sec. -Treas; 4; Class Reporter 4; Class Treas. 3; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Glacier Queen Candidate 1 ; Band 1-4, Twirler 1-4, Feature 2-3. Jim Chapman-Football 1-4, Varisty 2-4, All-Dist. 3, Second Team 2-4; Track 1-4; Varsity 2-4; FTA 4; Basketball 1-3, Varsity 3; Band 1-2; Genealogy 1-3; Chess Club 1-2. Cathy Colburn-Band 1-4, Twirler 1-4; Student Council 1,4; Glacier Staff 2-4, Asst. Ed. 4, Bus. Man. 3, NHS 4; Genealogy 1-4, Pres. 3; Authors Anonymous 3; Spanish Club 1-2; FFA 2-4; Queen 4. Cheryl Colburn-Class Favorite 3; NHS 3-4; Band 1-4, Sec. 4; Genealogy 1-4, Sec. 4; Student Council 3; FTA 1-4; Head J. V. Cheerleader 3; FFA Queen 2; Miss Winters Contestant 2-3; FHA 1 . Sherri Curbo Randall Davis-Honorable Mention in Historical Essay Contest 3; Band 1-4; All-Dist. and Reg. Bands 3, Lab and Stage Bands 1,2,4, Polka Band 3, Pageant Band 3; DECA 4; First Div. Solo and Ensemble. Becky DeLaCruz-Authors Anonymous 1-4, Pres. 3-4; Band 1-4; Basketball l-3;Track 1-4; FFA 2; FHA l;Genealogy 1. Mike Dry— Football 1-4, Varsity 4; FFA 1-4, Chapter Conducting Team 1-2, Area and State 2, Judging Team 3, Radio Team 4; Chess Club 1-3; Band 1 ; Authors Anonymous. Craig Gehrels-NHS 3-4; Student Council 3-4; FTA 1-4; Merit W Award 3; Band 1-3, Chaplain 3, Lab and Stage Bands 1-3, Polka Band 3, 1st Div. Class I Ensemble 3; FHA 2-3, Reporter 3; Genealogy 2; Golf 2,4. Bret Guy-Football 1-4, Varsity 3-4; FFA 4; Spanish Club 1. Kevin Hall-Student Council 2-4, Pres. 3-4; FTA 1-4, Vice-Pres. 3, Reporter 4, Pari. 2; NHS 3-4; Who ' s Who in Student Council 3; Who ' s Who in Genealogy 2; 2nd Highest Class Average 1-3; Glacier Staff 2-4. Brandon Hambright Shelly Hamner-Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; FTA 1-3; FFA 1-3; Genealogy 2-3; Flag Corps 3-4; Band 1-4; FFA Sweetheart Candidate 2,3; Miss Winters Candidate 2-4. Kenny Hope-Football 1-3; Basketball 1-3; Track 1; Chess Club 3; FFA 1-4, Vice-Pres. 4, Reporter 3, 1st Vice-Pres. 1, Chapter Conducting 1-2, Dist. 2, Area 2, State 2, Radio Team 4. Jeanene Hoppe-Band 1-4, All-Dist. Band 1-3, All-Reg. Band 3, 1st Div. Class I Ensemble 3, Outstanding Bandsman 2, Chaplain 4; Glacier Staff 2-4, Ed. 3-4; FHA 1-4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Merit W Award 3. Tony Howard Karen Krause-Band 1-4, Flag Corps 3-4, Historian 4; FHA 1-4, Hist. 2; Office Girl 3; Miss Winters Contestant 3; Authors Anonymous 4; Genealogy 1-4; Library Club. Darrell Kurtz-Football 1-4, Varsity 3-4; FFA 1-4, Vice-Pres. 1, Chaplain 4; FTA 1-4; Genealogy 2-3; Track 1-2; Basketball 1-3; Band 1-2; Student Council 1 ; Tennis 3. Kevin Marks-Football 1-3, Varsity 3; Basketball 1-3, Varsity 3; Track 1-2; Varsity 2; Golf 1-4; FFA 3-4, 1st Vice-Pres. 4; Radio Team 4; Genealogy 1-3; Student Council 1 ,3, Songleader 3. Shelia Mathis-Band 1-4, Vice-Pres. 4, Reporter 3, 1st Div. Class I Ensemble 1,3, 1st Div. Class II Solo 2, All-Dist. and Reg. Bands 1-4, Outstanding Bandsman 1,3, Snomen 1-4, Choir 1-3; Student Council 4. Flent McNeill-Football 1-4; Track 1-4, Regional 2; Basketball 1-4; Chess Club 2; FFA 1-4; Class Favorite 3. Kent McNeill-Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Varsity Track 1-4; Chess Club 2-3; FFA 1-4. Johnny Miller Bill Minzenmeyer— Band 1,4; Snomen 4; Graduation Committee 2,3 at Fort McMurray, Canada. Marvin Moore-NHS 3-4; Student Council 2-4, Vice-Pres. 3-4; Football 1-4, Varsity 3-4; Class Favorite 1; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Basketball 1-3, Varsity 3; Track 1-3, Varsity 3; Tennis 3; Merit W Award 3. Sarah Parramore-Band 1-4; All-Dist. Band 2; Solo and Ensemble 1-2; Choir 3; FHA 1-3; FTA 1-2; Library Club 1-2; Genealogy 1-3. 139 Senior SX rite-upi) Russ Perry-FFA 2-4, Sr. Chapter Conducting Team 2, 1st Dist., 1st Area, 10th Slate, Radio Team 4; DECA 3-4, Pres. 4 Class Favorite 2; Band 1-2, Stage Band 1, 1st Div. Ensemble 1 ; Football 1. Johnny Plumley-FFA 1-4, Skills Team; Track 1-3; Football. Cindy Pumphrey— Class Favorite 4; Genealogy 1-4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; DECA 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Band 1-4, Sergeant at arms 4 Authors Anonymous 2-4; Basketball 3. Larry Ripley-DECA 3-4; Voc. Ag. 1-3; Genealogy 1 . Doug Rogers-Glacier King 3; Class Pres. 3-4; FFA 1-4, Pres. 4, 1st Vice-Pres. 3, Greenhand Pres. 1 ; NHS 3-4, Pres. 4; Chess Club 1-3, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Student Council 3-4; Varsity Football 3-4. Tye Rougas-NHS 3-4, Vice-Pres. 4; Class Pres. 1; Class Vice-Pres. 3-4; Student Council 2-4; Football 1-3; Basketball 1-2 Track 1-2; Glacier King Candidate 2, King 4; Band 1-4; All-Dist. Band I. Celeste Sanchez Stephanie Silva Terry Sneed-Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Lab Band 1-4; Chess Club 2; Genealogy 1-3. Christy Spraberry— NHS 3-4; Glacier Queen 3; Student Council Rep. 1-4; Class Sec. 3-4; Class Favorite 2; Band l-4;Twirler 1-4; Rank Corporal 2; FTA 1-4; Corrs. Sec. 3; Hist. 4; Football Sweetheart can. Josie Tischler-FHA 3; HECE 4. Ramero Torres-Band 1-4; FFA 1-2, Parli. Procedure Team 1-2; DECA 4; Area Contest 4; Choir 3. Patricia Valentine-FHA 3; HECE 4; Office Girl 3. Vickie Valles-FHA 3; Spanish Club 3; DECA 4. Kathy Walker-NHS 3-4; Gale Editor 3, Asst. 4; FTA 1-4; FHA 1,4; Genealogy 1; Spanish Club 1; Basketball 1-3; UIL Spelling 4. Patti Walker Jessie Whitlow— Voc. Ag. 1-4; Chess Club 2-4; Football 3; Basketball 3; State Leadership Contest; Star Greenhand; Genealogy 1 ; Track 2-3. Susan Williams-Cheerleader 3-4; NHS 4; Student Council 2-4, Sec.-Treas. 3-4; Football Sweetheart 4; Band 1-4, Pres. 4; FFA Sweetheart 3; FTA 2-4, Pres. 4, Rec. Sec. 3; Genealogy 1-4, Vice-Pres. 4. Cheryle Woods-NHS 4; Beta Club 1-4; FHA 1-4, Hist. 2, Treas. 3; Encounter Levels I, II, 111; Food and Nutrition Award 2; Genealogy 4; Perfect Attendance Award 3; Pep Squad 1-3, Drummer 1-3. Teresa Wright— Band 1-4, Drum Major 3-4, Head 4, Snomen 3-4, All-Dist. and Reg. Bands 3; Service Award 3, Solo and Ensemble Contestant 1-4, 1st Div. Solo 1 ; Office Girl 3; Miss Winters Contestant. 140 1977 ADVERTISING SONNY ' S GROCERY AND MARKET Shopping with Sonny saves you money OWNERS SONNY AND BETTY HALL 200 E. Tinkle St. Winters, Texas 754-5495 equality [discount Stamps WESTERN AUTO The Family Store Wes Hays 128 S. Main Box 67 Phone 754-4091 Winters, Texas JNO. W. NORMAN THE INSURANCE MAN Phone 754-5111 Winters, Texas BAHLMAN JEWELERS Winters, Texas 754-4057 143 DR. Z. I. HALE OPTOMETRIST KENDRICK HEATING COOLING Contact Lens Phone 754-5375 Winters, Texas 167 N. Main Winters, Texas Call 754-5240 or 625-5451 after 5 p.m. Free estimates Sales and Service HIGGINBOTHAM BROS. CO. (building Materials) Lumber, Rooting, and Paints 205 N. Main Phone 754-4611 Winters, Texas McGINNIS ELECTRIC il 1 jewel ' hone 754-4152 BAHLMAN CLEANERS LAUNDRY 1 138 South Main Phone 754-4822 Winters, Texas BISSETT TIRE APPLIANCE Goodyear Tires, G. E. Appliances Phone 754-5212 158 N. Main Winters, Texas - |j Specializing in Infant ' s iy j- ' ) ! - ) li- o ' - and Children ' s Wear SCOGGINS REEL ' S SHELL STATION Fashions For The Ladies Gladys Clark, Owner 716 Hutchins Ave. 365-3215 Ballinger, Texas 200 N. Main Phone 754-4734 Winters, Texas 145 ■•m DRY MANUFACTURING DIVISION WALLACE MURRAY CORPORATION DRY MANUFACTURING DIVISION N V 3 a j i • re ' Wallace-Murray Corporation . y =, ' ' r) - Diffusers KegiSters Grilles T ■ - ,- - 3 20 N. Mel wood . ' A k? 146 5 SPILL BROTHERS COMPANY ' ' ■Complete Home Furnishings 3; 754-4511 Winters, Texas SPRINGER ' S FASHION FABRICS Everything you need for home sewing l . ' 1 i Mr. and Mrs. Leon Springer 104 N. Main Winters Texas AMERICAN SUPPLY COMPANY 754-4533 WINNS 106 W. Broadway Call 754-5041 We ' re out to save you money, and we ' re not kidding! Bill Dinger, Manager Winters, Texas 7 JOHNNY ' S SHELL SJATtON (2 Cr : 301 S. Main - J z o 4y40 y jNjght: 754 -?b55 ■s-u;;; r o Winters SLOWER SHOP : Sayfn With Flowers fR ay It With Ours Phone; 754-4S68 J Winters, Texas AyV2 ' WEST TEXAS UTILITIES COMPANY Your Electric Servant An Investor Owned Company Phone 754-4541 Winters, Texas HOLBROOK ' S OFFICE SUPPLIES 805 Mulchings Ave Ballinger, Texas Phone 565-2318 ■u MOTEL WINTERS U. S. 83 South Winters, Texas Mr and Mrs. W H, Lockhart Refrigerated Air, Television Room Phone, Truck Parking CHICK INN Where Good Food Is Served ana You Are Always Welcomed. |. C. and Tommy Hodnett Owners Ballinger Highway Winters, Texas 149 i v VLx f1 LDERMAN-CAVE I LLINQ GRA N COMPANY Feeds, Seeds, and Fertilizer Custom Mixing, Grinding, Crimping, and Pelleting. 319 754- Win W. Dale 4546 ters, Texas WIN-TEX CATTLE FEEDERS INC, Custom Cattle Feeding ' Wmlers, Texas WINTERS GIN Highway 53 West Winters, Texas Phone: 754-5119 150 SMITH DRUG COMPANY hIarnes radio AND TV PRESCRIPTIONS We sell RCA TV ' s Service all makes 135 N. Main 754-4223 Winters, Texas FASHION SHOP Where Fashion Firsts Are Found ' 123 S. Mam Joyce Bahlman 754-4724 151 FIRST SAVINGS LOAN of San Angelo For Safety and Profit Open o r Add to Your Account Now At First Savings and Loan Association of San Aneelo Winters Branch 1021 S. Main Winters, Texas 79567 754-4513 Maytag Appliances MANSELL BROS. lohn Deere Farm Equipment 900 N. Main Box 937 G. W. Sneed, Manager Winters, Texas Phone 754-4027 Residence 754-5362 ROBINSON CHEVROLET COMPANY FOSTER-LINDSEY BARBER SHOP P. O. Box 488 Phone 754-5310 Winters, Texas 79567 ' Backing the Blizzards ' Shorty and Raymond Winters, Texas 152 THE BLIZZARD DEN , •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦!, Large Flavor al a Small Price Conveniently located across the street from Winters High School. Owned and Operated by Nadine Bedford Phone 754-4913 .Ns ( « N Congratxilat s Seniors Fro ■ s E9URITY STf T I ' V ]r K BURGER HUT Home of the Quarter Pounder Bobby Mayo Owner Coleman Hyway Call 754-4181 MAIN DRUG Prescription Pharmacists Phone 754-4000 Winters, Texas Dmcoist R. T. O ' DELL FUNK SEED COMPANY 708 S. Main Phone 754-5021 154 BOB LOYD L. P. GAS COMPANY ,(5 ff ' Shell Oil Products My Propane Tanks s C r M Phone 754-4555 Winlers, Texas J. D. DUNN AND SON -GENERAL MERCHANDISE— -FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS— 743-6645 Wingale, Texas 8 MAC OIL FIELD COMPANY Power Kill Trucks Oil— Water— Mud Hauling Transports CARL GRENWELGE TEXACO AND TIRE CENTER Anywhere Any Time Box 668 Winters, lexas 754-4914 W, M. Buneer Ll-Haul Trucks Trailers S H Green Stamps 903 N. Main Winters, Texas Day— 754-4112 Night— 754-4382 155 HARRISONS AUTO PARTS Phone 754-5 16 Full line of Auto Parts Winters, Tx. THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH Carlton Parks ' Biacksmithing, Welding, Q Machine work. Hardware T V 243 W. Dale «fe. « o HIGGINBOTHAM BROS. CO. Hardware Appliances 104 N. Main Phone 754-5031 Winters, Texas 156 SCATES IDEAL LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING ' The Cleanest Number in Winters Phone 754-4113 211 S. Main Winters, Texas FIRESIDE For the individual or groups Winters ' Finest 900 S. Main Phone 754-5123 Winters, Texas FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH LUMBER COMPANY ,„RTH6AIBRAITH LUMBER COJ HUFFMAN CAFETERIA •• -- ' K Your Local Building Material Center 105 N. Church Phone 754-5318 204 E. Dale Phone 754-9930 Friday Night Special Steak Mexican Food Buffalo Steaks Pitch ' Till You Win 157 d i y a AWALT SKELLY r o - SKELLY o Im 914 N. Main Winters, Texas Phone 754-4711 c;.e - c e DECA Russ Perry President Cindy Pumphrey Vice President lanet Bruns Secretary Diane Baize Treasurer Brandon Hambright Parliamentarian Vici ey Harrison Adviser ; i BEAUTY , ■ CENTER Mefig lorman Cosmetic Studio ' Featuring a complete line — Owners — Mary Lynn Presley Leona Mathis 137 N. Main Winters, Texas 158 DIRT BISHOP SONS CONTRACTORS INC. Locations, Pits, Roads Water, Mud Oil Hauling Call for Chane Bishop Mobile Phone 673-4238 ftice Phone 754-4324 P O Box 712 - Winters, Texas 79567 — z Ol 4 -4 i BISHOP BOYS V FORD s % cy SALES AND SERVICES Phone: 754-5415 242 South Main St -(- 2- Winters, Texas J (2 ;S(c cC A NV 7 t -l 139 PIGGLYWIGGLY The Store Most People Go To Most We give S H Green Stamps Winters, Texas THE EX-STUDENT ASSOCIATION All the way Big Blue Backing the Blizzards all the way Ex-Students, remember to attend the 1977 Homecoming at Blizzard Field. DAIRY QUEEN |im Boroda, Inc. Phone in orders 754-491( Winters, Texas Shirley Hord, Manager Dairii Queen 160 WINTERS FARM EQUIPMENT ill Wlin M lliiillllii E. E. Thormeyer I. I. Case Sales Service Phone; 754-5116 Winters, Texas NORTH RUNNELS HOSPITAL Erected 1973 To serve the people of the North Runnels County Hospital Districts Winters, Texas 161 L If YouAXnpxac ' SNSafemark Tire Dea Roa j Field tj}e Service Anywhere! 403 S. Main Winters, Texas 79567 Phone 754-5215 ERLEADERS TAYLOR TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE, INC. Lisa, Susan, Emerald, Teresa, Omega, and Pennye We ' re Behind You Blue Merkel, Texas Bringing modern dial telephone to rural areas with 13 central offices in 7 counties 162 WINTEX INDUSTRIES mam aMsemjus A DIVISION OF SURETY INDUSTRIES. INC. Display Shelves Custom Manufacturing SAVE MONEY ON ALL INSURANCE Auto • life • Fire Truck • Business 1 ...AGENT COMPANY MONTHLY PAYMENT if you wish JIM HATLER INSURANCE AGENCY 127 N. Main Phone 754-5032 Our policy is saving you money. BLIZZARD TWIRLERS Backing the Blizzards all the way ' Donna, Karen, Christy, Cathy, Becky, Kathy, Teresa, Rhonda 163 ' A P ' a .. i S INTERNATIONAL C ' Ai ' f tiVnters, Tex Phone: 915 754-4561 Utility Chests, Side Bins, and Racks For Pickup Trucks P O. Box 365 THE wiNimsegipRpWf ■ f WinJefs, Texa ' WEST DALE GROCERY A ' OV 501 W. Dale 754-5118 Winters, Texas BEDFORD INSURANCE AGENCY Marvin Bedtord _- ' ' y v - vS ' U Loans Wi Real Estate i .v : rXX :: ? : nters, Texas -rO O - - r ' • , )-{x  ' v ■■ . O iii r . y f .h ii HEIDENHEIMERS .F ' The Store Where Clothes Are at Their Best 754-4401 Winters, Texas 165 , , ' xC ,ll ' T- M r j ' ' i vi  r y f . established in 1906 Serving the Winters area with full banking services for mcff than 70 yearsTO NP x% , . £. ' 166 BLOSSOM SHOP Flowers Gifts i-l . ly 117 N. Main Phone 754-531 1 Winters, Texas IT AUDRA MERCANTILE COMPANY established in 1905 Rt. 1 (Bradshaw) Box 133 Winters, Texas 79567 SENIOR CITIZENS HOME 24 hr. nursing care Approved by all State Agencies lohnny and lanice Merril 506 Van Ness Phone: 754-4566 Winters, Texas 167 Zln cynoriayn Ml. Cl dc Powc 168 p . o oy V .v ' AV e ' X- ■ 7