Altus Senior High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Altus, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1976 volume:

1976 BULLDOG Altus High School Altus, Oklahoma 73521 Volume 43 Published by Yearbook Staff Editor Jane Pigg Photography Daivd Locke Mark Hundley Associate Editors Administrators — Rhonda Beltz Athletics — Colleen Moriarity Classes — Kim Montrose Living — Kathy Alexander Organizations — Alyson Wray Managing Editor — Susan Pettit SPIRIT OF THE BULLDOG Living ............... 11 Administrators ........43 Classes .............. 59 Organizations 109 Athletics ............ 167 SANTA CLAUS (Charles Polston) surprises Ladye Grooms with a present from the North Pole. MARK CULLEN (ABOVE) works a lathe in carpentry class while Rodney Robison (RIGHT) and sister Jannie get ready for a new day. 4 — Introduction ALTUS HIGH'S rotunda is a place of waiting for the opening bell or spending a few spare minutes during lunch. MELISSA MOCK peers sensuously over her scarf at the camera. ACTING LIKE the clowns they are are Hardy (Jodi Stobbe) on top and Laurel (Cathy Box) on Flick Day. Stopping from watching the football game to smile for the camera are Kevin Tuttle, Pat Castillo, Mark Harness and Larry Wilson. Introduction — 5 SUSAN BUCK and Amber McGee (PIC 1) are all smiles. Good friends make for good times. (PIC 2) Learning what a kitchen is and the cooking skills that go with it are sophomores Laura Bayless, Teri Bibb, Donna Austin, Nancy Beasley, Bonnie Blackwell. Varsity Choir members (PIC 3) play volleyball at their informal get- together, but where is the ball? And what can I do for you? is the next thing lab assistant Tim Phillips (PIC 4) will say. In the meantime, Tim just stares blankly. (PIC 5) Down in the splits is our number 1 Ms. Bulldog for 1975-76, Sharon Prince. 6 — Introduction AS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF of the COLLAR, Carol Brennecke (PIC 1) concentrates to find just the right layout to give a good effect. (PIC 2) Drum major Lainney Ballew stops by her car on her way to TV after a grueling marching practice. (PIC 3) Ella Mae Donnell and Jean Perdicaris ... a picture is worth a thousand words. Watching his plant grow in biology class is Robert Smith (PIC 4). Introduction ON THEIR way to get clean and ready for bed on a Fellowship of Christian Athletes retreat are Ricky Self and Liz Nordman (PIC 1). Double images (PIC 2) aren't just for twins. LaReba Price (LEFT) and Kim Stokes (RIGHT) share looks and mirrors. Setting out for an exciting and winning baseball season by working out plays are (PIC 3) David Harrigan, shortstop, Bubbles Prince, pitcher and outfielder, and Coach Leonard Scalf. Skits are a part of most assemblies. Boosting the wrestlers for a match with Putnam City West in this skit scene (PIC 4) are Coach Jack Diltz, (Billy Summitt); Coach Richard Coates, (Brice Dille); Coach Howard Hall, (Phil Marcha); Hubert Edwards, (Burt Crowley); Mike Walton, (Jimmy Petkoff). u Tewi Cgx Vithikdiw tdmdim Queen 13 14 16 Pam KmIu i Vocational 9hdu lrial Club of America Paw Slevm Band Queen 17 if'fill TuKMU) TtHW Uwily Cfah King 19 I Steplitum Wwvm. BCncfe HitUvu) CM Queen 8 Tulwte Fowtm 4 Romica Queen 21 Eighteen honored as attendants Jane Pigg Jackie Jaramillo Kim Montrose Jill Thacker Spanish Spanish French French 22 — Attendants Melissa Mock Varsity Choir Pam Gossage Vocational Clubs Joey Gregg Varsity Choir Gary Smth Varsity Choir Kim Montrose Future Farmers Alyson Wray Varsity Choir Amy Oden Band Dana Speer Band Sharon Prince Black History Shirley Cooper Black History Attendants — 23 Crowning of the Homecoming Queen culminated the Spirit Week activities which were sponsored by the Student Council. The Homecoming ceremonies were held at halftime of the Lawton Ike game to a near capacity crowd. Student Council President, Amy Oden, had the honor of crowning the queen, Alyson Wray, and presenting her with her flowers and plaque. Pep Club officers, Mona Featherston and Kathy Alexander, presented the attendants their flowers. It was a windy and victorious night for all Altus Bulldogs as they added another successful Homecoming to Altus High. First Co-ed Student Council President PARTICIPATING IN the Homecoming skit were (ROW 1) Mona Featherston, Kathy Alexander, Jolene Hernandez, Cindy Campbell, Donna Glass, Kim Montrose, Ann Blonion, Robin Keene, Lori Wilburn, Teri Crossland, Susan Scott, Dana Wooten, Shari Bellizzi, Rita Cope, Mitzi Byrd, (ROW 2) Yolanda Alvarez, Dana Braddock, Phyliss Kincannon, Mary Hughes, Leslie Baker, Jill Thacker, Anita Felly, Tamara Jenkins, Mindy Miller, Angela Ailles, Michelle Townsend, Jody Laing, Kim Smith, (ROW 3) Shari Mahan, Layde Grooms, Tina Cross- land, Nancy Bankston, Janet Laing, Paula Templer, Sharon Prince, Liz Nordman, Saundra Spruill, Melissa Mock, Terri Cox, Pam Kastner, Janet McElwain, Jeri Cromar- tie, Carolyn Gibson. 24 — Homecoming QUEEN NOMINEES and their escorts were (PIC 1) Pam Stevens and Joe Stepanovich, representing That Altus Band. (PIC 2) Leeanne Wim- berely and Mark Nichols, representing Future Farmers of America. (PIC 3) Alyson Wray and Kim Johnson, representing the classes. Crowns Alyson Wray Homecoming Queen TO HELP build Senior spirit during the Homecoming activities, Willie Sierer took first place in Blue and White Day which he has done for three years in a row. 25 All students at Altus High School looked eagerly ahead to one of the biggest weeks of the school year which was Spirit Week sponsored by the Student Council. The week began by Seniors choosing three candidates for Homecoming Queen. Monday was also “Sock it to 'em day and Coaches Leg Contest. Tuesday was Baby Pictures Day and the spirit chain was started. The Volkswagon race was held Wednesday and Clash Day was Thursday. Friday was Blue and White Day and it was also Car Decoration Day. WINNING SENIORS who participated in the volkswagon race were Janie Waldrop, , Kathi Euchner, Melissa Mock, Alyson Class of '76 wins Spirit Week The winners of Spirit Week were announced in the Homecoming assembly. The Seniors, once again, won Spirit Week. The individual first place winners were Willie Sierer, Blue and White Day; Mark Morrison, car decoration; Senior girls, volkswagon race; and the baby pictures contest. The Junior class won hall decoration. Giving the Sophomore class points was Ann Blonion winning Clash Day. Sophomores also won the Spirit Chain. Winner of the Coaches Leg Contest was Coach David Brown. Wray, Liz Nordman, Leeanne Wimberly, Shari Mahan, Rita Cope, Ellen Beebe, Cin- dy Worley, Jodie Stoljbe, Mitzi Byrd, Nan- K I FIRST PLACE in the car decoration went to Senior Mark Morrison and his truck. cy Bankston, Jody Laing, Brenda Chumbly, Kim Smith, Sheila Chase. A FEW of the individual winners were (PIC 1) Coach David Brown for the cutest l gs, (PIC 2) Winning first, second and third in the Clash Day activities were Ann Blonion, Jeff Neilson and Sharon Prince, (PIC 3) An annual Spirit Week activity which is per- formed by That Altus Band is playing Altus Bulldogs through the halls of Altus High. Spirit Week — 27 28 Because so many students of Altus High School contribute so much beyond the ordinary and social requirements of AHS, the 1976 Bulldog is pleased to recognize these seven people for their contributions in the fields of music, athletics and academics and more importantly, good will in the school and community. It is for these reasons . .. The Bulldog honors Fifteen Seniors elected to 1976 Who's Who . . . these students have been honored by their class for having excelled in their high school years ... in academics ... in fine arts . . . in athletics ... it is of these students we are proud . . ELLA MAE DONNELL is an outstanding muscian. She has been active in glee club and Varsity Choir for three years. She has been a member of the Pep Club and a unit leader. She has been listed on the honor roll for three years. She is on the student concern committee in Student Council and she has been an office aide for two years. She is pianist for her church and sings in the church choir. She is a member of Teens Aid Retardeds and is secretary of the district youth department of that organization. EDDY CARDER is president of the Senior Class, a member of Varsity Choir, A Club and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He has been on the football, baseball and basketball teams for three years. His junior year he was member of Student Council and was listed in Who's Who. His out of school interests include hunting, fishing and camping. FRANK BUNTING has been an outstanding football player for three years. When he was a junior he was listed on the Prep School All American team. He has been listed on the honor roll, superintendents honor roll and is a three year member of Oklahoma Honor Society. He has been a member of the A Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Junior Engineering Technological Society, of which he is vice-president. He has received an appointment to the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. J 30 — Who's Who Kim Johnson Johnny Hibdon BRUCE HARRINGTON is a three year letterman in basketball. He has been listed on the honor roll for three years and a member of the Art Club for three years. He was artist for the All-School Production. He was also listed in Who's Who his junior year. This year he was named Student of the Month by the Student Council and is a member of Psychology Club. KIM JOHNSON has been an outstanding basketball player during his three high school years. He has been a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Band and has been listed on the honor roll for three years. He is vice-president of the senior class and an ACTV — 2 staff member. His interests include tennis, touch football, go carts and swimming. JOHNNY HIBDON has been a member of the Bulldog football, wrestling and track teams for three years. He has won wrestling honors in invitational tournaments and regional and state awards. He has been a member of Spanish Club, Junior Engineering Technological Society, Psychology Club and Fellowship of Christian Atheltes. He is interested in drafting and architecture. His hobbies are water and snow skiing, tennis camping and boating. ROSALYN JOHSON was a member of the Student Council for two years. She has been a member of the Spanish Club three years, a member of the band two years, a member of the Psychology Club two years and this year she is a member of ACTV-2. She was listed in Who's Who her junior year. She is secretary of the Psychology Club. She has been an office aide and she enjoys working with small Children. Who's Who - 31 RAYMOND 'BUBBLES PRINCE was also listed in Who's Who his junior year. He has been a member of the Bulldog football, basketball and baseball teams for three years. He was a member of the Black History Club when he was a junior. Raymond has been listed on the honor roll. He is a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. His hobbies are sports, cars and people. He will attend Texas Tech at Lubbock on a football scholarship. SHARI MAHAN has been in the All- School Production for three years. She has participated in Spirit Steppers and Pep Club for three years. Her junior year she belonged to the home economics club and she belongs to the Varsity Choir this year. She danced in the Varsity Choir Dinner — Theatre and is a member of the Salt Pepper Shakers. JEAN PERDICARIS has been a member of the Altus High School band for three years. Honors she has won include All- Region band and the chop-step award. She has been a member of Varsity Choir and All-State choir for two years. This year she is Spanish Club Queen. She has been listed in the Top Ten and is a member of the Oklahoma Honor Society. 32 — Who's Who DANA SPEER has been listed on the honor roll for three years. Academically she is in the top ten percent of her class. She has been a member of the Altus High School band for three years. She has participated in district and state instrumental contests. She is a twirler. This year she is a member of Varsity Choir. LISA THACKER has been listed on the Superintendent's straight A honor roll for three years. She has been a member of Psychology Club and French Club for two years. She received the home economics award her sophomore year and this year she is also a member of Distributive Education Clubs of America. She is a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and her hobby is playing tennis. PAM STEVENS is a two year member of Varsity Choir and has been a band member three years. She is a twirler and has been in All-State. She is band queen this year. She is a member of French Club where she is vice-president and queen attendent. She is a member of Future Journalists of America and is on the ACTV-2 staff. JOE STEPANOVICH has been president of the Junior Class, and this year is president of band and vice- president of Distributive Education Clubs of America. He was a delegate to Boy's State and has been a member of the all- region band for three years. He has been in the All-School Production for three years. He has been a member of the Student Council. ALYSON WRAY has been a member of Spanish Club for three years. This year she is president. Alyson is outstanding in music having had the lead in two All- School Productions, GUYS AND DOLLS and SOUTH PACIFIC. She has been a member of Varsity Choir two years, Spirit Steppers three years, honor roll three years and Pep Club three years. When she was a junior she was Future Farmers of America Queen; this year she was Homecoming Queen. She is a member of ACTV-2 staff; she is organization editor of the Bulldog yearbook and secretary-treasurer of Varsity Choir. Who's Who — 33 Assemblies bring welcome breaks i i I APPEARING IN the first assembly are (PIC 1) Phil Richardson, Steve Anderson, Bert Durrough, Shannon Featherston. Dancing to their hearts content are (PIC 2) Debbie Robinson, Melissa Mock, Kathi Hardrick, Kathy Alexander, Janet Miller, Shari Mahan. Members of one of the many spirited casts are (PIC 3) Dana Wooten, Terri Pogue, Mary Hughes, Renee Deford, Robin Keene, Renee Dickenson, Jeanne Lipscomb, Mark Cain, Sharon Fuque, Teresa Everett, Anita Felty, Ann Baden, Carla Eldred, Nancy Bankston, Jarell Lett, Phil Richardson, Steve Anderson, Bert Durrough, Shannon Featherston. THERE ARE many featured attrations in Altus High School assemblies. Caught by surprise is Alyson Wray (PIC 1) as she gets ready to dance with the popular Spirit Steppers. Entertaining with instrumental music are (PIC 2) Paul Gregg, Timmy Tims, Robin King. Poseing behind the scenes are (PIC 3) Michelle Townsen, Leeanne Wimberely, Melissa Mock, Rito ope. Making plans for a big do are (PIC 4) Van Garmom and Tim Haynie. Taking time out to smile at the camera is (PIC 5) Rob Barnes. I A • i f T it Assemblies — 35 South Pacific highlights spring activities SOUTH PACIFIC, a musical originated by Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hamerstein II and Joshua Logan and based on a book by James A. Michener, concerns events in the life of Emilie de Becque, a middle-aged French planter farming a South Pacific island during World War II. When de Becque is entertaining a young American nurse, Nellie Forbush, at his country home . there is love, but Nellie is reluctant because of an age difference. The island is also the base for Seabees and Bloody Mary who is a friend to servicemen, providing anything for a price. Her competition is Luther Billis, a fast buck operator. To compete, he must get to Bali Ha'i, an off limits island. His only hope is Lt. Cable, a newly arrived officer who can get a boat. Cable is there to set up a spy outpost on a Japanese held island. On the island, Mary takes him to Liat, a young Polynesian girl, who is Mary's daughter. Back on the main island, Nellie is attending a party at Emile's. She is ready to give up her concern over their ages when she discovers Emile has been married to a Polynesian. Through the efforts of Emile and Lt. Cable, the Japanese are forced to evacuate the area, but the success costs Cable his life. Nellie realizes that nothing matters but her love for Emile. She returns to his house to care for his two children. The Allies move in to mop up the Japanese and Emile is rescued and returned to Nellie and his family. The production was a financial success playing to nearly 5,000. TIMMY TIMS AND ALYSON WRAY (PICTURE 1) portray the characters of Luther Billis and Ensign Nellie Forbush in the All-School Production of the musical-comedy SOUTH PACIFIC. Their “Honey Bun dance and routine at the Thanksgiving Follies was a highlight of the performance. Emile de Becque (Mike Foster) (PICTURE 2) gets an assignment from Captain Brackett (David Mcllany). Emile was a French planter living in the South Pacific during World War II. Bloody Mary (Amy Oden) (PICTURE 3) sells grass skirts, boars teeth and “slunken heads she has brought from Bali Ha'i. Examining her wares are Luther Billis (Timmy Tims) and Professor (Andy Oden). YOEMEN QUALE (MARK CAIN) (PICTURE 1) has Commander Harbison (Craig Stobbe) sign the necessary papers to pay for some pigs that the Seabees had stolen from the natives. Luther Billis (Timmy Tims) (PICTURE 2) and Stewpot (Eddie Childs) examine the boars tooth offered for sale by Bloody Mary (Amy Oden). The ceremony of the boars tooth was held on Bali Ha'i; Bali Ha'i could only be reached by boat; only officers could requisition boats; Luther and Stewpot finally devised a scheme to reach Bali Ha'i. Lt. joe Cable (Gary Smith) (PICTURE 3), Commander Harbison (Craig Stobbe) and Captain Brackett (David Mcllnay) assure Nellie that Emile will return fom his mission. Liat (Sandra Wiginton) (PICTURE 4) falls in love with Lt. Joe Cable (Gary Smith). Lt. Cable is killed and their love is unrequited. 37 NURSES MELISSA MOCK, (PICTURE 1) Lee Anne Wimberley, Ann Blonien, Susan Buck, Dana Spear, Rita Cope, and Mona Featherston listen when Nurse Nellie Forbush, played by Alyson Wray, relates her feelings about Emile deBecque in I'm In Love With A Wonderful Guy. Bloody Mary, portrayed by Amy Oden, (PICTURE 2) sells her South Pacific souvenirs she had produced to Seabees Ricky Self, Randy Tevebaugh, Randy Smith, Ben Kraljev, Van Garmon, Rod Marcha, Mark Cain, Rusty Pogue and Andy Oden. Bloody Mary's activities caused an economic revolution on the island. 38 THE CHORUS LINE for the Thanksgiving Follies (PICTURE 1) is composed of David Fox, John Lewis, Ricky Self, Jerome Crowley, Timmy Tims, Mark Cain, Van Garmon, Jeff Neilson and Eddie Childs. Captain Brackett (David Mcllany), (PICTURE 2) Radio Operator McCaffrey (Ronnie McGrath), Commander Harbison (Craig Stobbe), and Lt. Buzz Adams (Skip Brown) eagerly await the radio message from Emile deBecque (Mike Foster) who was sent to an out island to spy on the Japanese. Emile deBecque's children, Jerome and Ngana (Chris Chan and Nancy Jeffrey) sing the opening number in the show, Dites-Moi . The children learned the French words for the production. Diane Jackson (PICTURE 4) was piano accompaniest. Members of the 1976 All-School Production, South Pacific, are (ROW 1) David Davenport, Kevin Tuttle, Susan Rodgers, Diane Jackson, Jean Perdicaris, Terry Washburn, Laura Bayless, Lisa Woolsey, Luise Trevino, Sharan Mitchell, Brenda Reed, Teri Bibb, Jane Pigg, Tim Haynie, Lisa Dickman, Jeff Brewer, John Reimer, William Haley, Mike Embrey, Steve Perdicaris, Tim Mahan, Mr. Sam Craig, Mr. Gary Ford. (ROW 2) Jeff Neilson, Shari Mahan, John Lewis, Angela Ailles, Kevin Crowley, Ricky Self, Sandra Wiginton, Gary Smith, Nancy Jeffrey, Alyson Wray, Mike Foster, Chris Chan, Amy Oden, Timmy Tims, Kim Byers, LeeAnne Richeson, Shari Bellizzi, David Fox, LeeAnne Wimberley, Dana Speer, Mark Cain. (ROW 3) Rita Cope, Donna Kelley, Paula Templer, Janet Laing, Mindy Miller, Tina Crossland, Ella Mae Donnell, Craig Stobbe, Susan Buck, Andy Oden, Mona Featherston, Eddie Childs, Ann Blonion, Ronnie McGrath, Melissa Mock, Skip Brown, Liz Nordman, David Mcllnay, Joleen Hernandez, Cheryl Dickenson, Rhonda Milton, Bonnie Blackwell, Shari Baker, Carol Brennecke, Nancy Beasley, Lynna Morris, Cathy Pettit. (ROW 4) Brad Cost, Dianne Anderson, Jan Sears, Renee Dickson, Kim Montrose, Dana Braddock, Mary Logsdon, Sharon Prince, Saundra Spruiell, Dana Wooten. (ROW 5) Charles Polston, Mike Abway, Randy Thacker, Steve Thomason, Steve Wray, Terri Leflett, Donna McCarty, Barry Mock, Mike Lucich, Jason Crowley, Randy Tevebaugh, Jarrell Lett, Rusty Pouge, Butch Smiley, Doug Townzen, Rod Marcha, Mike Patterson, Randy Smith, Craig Smith, Tim Felton, Ken Hudson, Stan Edmond, Van Garmon, Ben Kraljev. (ROW 6) Mr. Larry Harris, Orchestra Director; Ms. Susan Pettit, Stage Properties; Mr. Maurice King, Dramatic Coach; Mr. Kenneth Cox, General Director; Mrs. Georgeanna Rainwater, Choreographer; Mrs. Anna Jackson, Make-up; Mrs. Debbie Thomas, Costume Supervision. Staff members not pictured are Mrs. Adron Harris, Art Director; Mrs. Mary McGrath, Stage Properties; Mr. Marland Mason, Set Construction; Ms. Ruth Ann Omohundro, Make-up; Mr. Art Young, Tickets-Box Office; and Mrs. Weldon Ferris, Publicity.  V ORS Contributing much to the Altus School System, Dr. Morris Foster enjoys relating to the students and helping in every way possible. He attends many of the school functions and is interested in each student as a separate individual. His job entails much time, effort and patience. The year 1976 brings to an end his third year as superintendent. Mrs. Glenn Bryan, Board of Education Clerk, has a difficult job requiring much responsibility. She is in charge of the secretarial work at all board meetings and must prepare charts and figures that are to be used in the meetings. Her job is very detailed and covers many different aspects. At the Board of Education Office, many times a question may be answered with, “Let me connect you with Mrs. Bryan . She receives many questions and phone calls each day from various people to whom she must be able to give an answer. Individuals Mr. Bailey Snow, Assistant Superintendent, spends much of his time dealing with the transportation of students to and from school. The busses and their routes are all under the come first with control of Mr. Snow. In charge of Public Relations is Mrs. Weldon Ferris. She has direct contact with people who are interested in the interactions of the Board of Education. Dr. Foster Curriculum Coordinator, John McLeod, deals with the improvement of courses and chooses new text books that are necessary to the school system. 44 — Administration Board of Education members use personal backgrounds Always there to help the Altus School District are the five men who have faithfully served on the Board of Education. They volunteer their time which results in the fine schools we have today. Each, through their varied backgrounds and unending patience, help in many different ways to make everything fit into place as it should. Their pay? Self- satisfaction. The School Board members have worked dilegently on the planning of the new vocational courses to be installed at Altus High School. These courses include bookkeeping, health services, dental and medical office assistants and agriculture mechanics. These are the courses in which students have shown the most interest, according to a poll that was taken. By offering these courses, the Board has catered to the needs and wants of the students. These courses will enable students to be prepared for a life-time vocation. Hatton McMahan Clyde Russell Eugene Pickett Joe Buck Jack Colville Administration — 45 Named to '50 Decade football team Mr. John Buck has been the principal of Altus High School for the past five years. His job is one which required much time and attentiveness. Not only does he keep order throughout the school, but he also is always willing to lend a helping hand where it is needed. His job is not an easy one, but he handles it very well. Mr. Buck actively supports all High School sports and activities, and is very concerned about each of the students, individually, as well as the student body. He was named to the 1950 All Decade football team this year. MR. BUCK is always busy, working hard all day. ALTHOUGH THE day is long, Mr. Buck still wears a friendly smile. 46 — Administration They are ready to help when needed Mr. Howard King and Mr. Art Young are very necessary for the proper functioning of the Altus High School offices. These men each have a specific job to do, and they do them well. Mr. King is the Assistant Principal and has many responsibilities. Mr. Young is in charge of daily absences of the students. Both men are dedicated to their work, and many times, work over the designated hours in order to acomplish a necessary task. Mr. Howard King Assistant Principal Mr. Young tends to his daily business. Mr. Art Young Attendance Director Administration — 47 Altus educators are professional The pride of Altus High School is the devoted teachers. Working hard all day, their time and consideration is greatly appreciated. To show their devotion, thirty-two of the faculty members have put in extra time and hard work to achieve their masters degrees. To each faculty member, the student body says, thank you . Rex Ackerson Herman Babb Chemistry Physics, Mathematics Don Campbell Biology Theresa Campbell French, Spanish Petra Chavarria Spanish Joyce Chisum Business Education Richard Coates Patricia Coffey Mike Copeland Kenneth Cox Social Studies Home Economics Social Studies Vocal Music 48 — Faculty Dale Edwards Edith Elliott English, History Physical Education Ruth Ferris Public Relations Ralph Gall Distributive Education Lindell Gardner English Buel Garvin Biology Dorothy Garvin English Howard Hall Geography, Health Clester Harrington Athletics, Social Studies Larry Harris Music Theory, Band Bob Hart Driver's Education Betty Heffel History Faculty — 49 THIS YEAR'S American History classes are especially interesting be- cause Bicentennial celebrations are being held. Mrs. Betty Heffel helps Mike Wallace to understand the Bicentennial. Irene Jones Robert Killebrew English Vocational Building Trade Larry King English, Drama Maurice King Speech lletta Lett Business Jim Litsch Psychology Cortis Martin Geometry Marland Mason Kent Metcalf Industrial Arts Vocational Agriculture Dennis Norman Mathematics 50 — Faculty Christine Provence Typing Virgie Rooker Spanish Linda Royal English Leonard Scalf Science Debbie Stevens History Randy Sullivan Physical Education Debbie Thomas Fashion Design Ray Vinyard Auto Mechanics Donna Walker English Mark Weber Social Studies Iva Whitworth English, Novels Lucie Williams Business Education Faculty — 51 Mrs. Royce Bell Secretaries The secretaries for the Board of Education, this year, are women who should be commended for the great job they are doing. They must have time, patience, and Mrs. Jerry Jacks Mrs. Belton Kuykendall make switch to knowledge to do their jobs well; which they all have. The women have many jobs to do besides the ones you may see them at. These include running numerous errands Mrs. Walter Hoehne Mrs. Tony Sonaggera computers and keeping up with mounding stacks of paperwork. Some days may require extra hours and time to complete a necessary task; which the women gladly put in. Mrs. Bill Bicker 52 — Administration Mrs. Danny Marlar Mr. J. D.Johnson Mr. Roy Lamar Office staff performs myriad duties Possessing the trust and confidence expected from the student body at Altus High School, Mr. Roy Lamar, Mrs. Linda Marlar, and Mr. J. D. Johnson are always there with an open door, ready to help anyone who needs it. This year, the school is happy to welcome Coach Johnson to the counseling staff. The transactions of the students have changed this year, from previous years. The reason for this is so that students don't change counselors each time they advance from one grade to another. All students will have the same counselor from year to year, thus enableing them to become better acquainted. The counselors are very busy throughout the year in giving tests such as the ACT and PSAT to college bound students. Mrs. Bud Spruiell Mrs. Hulett Hooten Mrs. David Bryce Administration Diligent office aides help faculty Diligent office aides help to make the offices maintain a smooth operation. Continually on the move, office aides answer the telephones, pick up the tardy and absence slips, carry messages to classrooms, sort the mail, take care of student needs and keep a list of the lost and found articles. Teacher aides type tests, duplicate tests, check roll and do general errands for teachers. These duties free the teachers from some of the secretarial work. If a student works for a full year he can earn an activity credit. OFFICE AIDES are (PICTURE 1) Leslie Baker, Mike Abway, Sharon Ray, (ROW 2) Ellen Beebe, David Madl, Charles Polston, Paula Irions, Lisa Thacker and Nancy Bankston. (PICTURE 2) Ella Mae Donnell, Frank Bone, Debbie Bowser, Mary Zepeda, Marlene Karner, Toni Ewing work in the main office. OTHER TEACHER and office aides are (PICTURE 3) Theresa Robertson, Debbie McIntyre, Jackie Jaramillo, Debbie Burns, Angela Arnold, Toni Ewing, (ROW 2) Timmy Phillips, David Gribble, Dwight Ogletree, Randy Thacker, John Ledbetter, Steve Watson. (PICTURE 4) Rita Cope, Cindy Worley, (ROW 2) Jodi Laing, Kim Smith, Cathy Starr, Angela Giles work in the counselors offices. (PICTURE 5) Patti McAnallen, Norma Chambliss, Cindy Ferrier, Viza Nucci, (ROW 2) Jill Prock, Beki Lemmon, Diana Seeburger, Vicki Hall, Charlene Karner, Consetta Harris, Sherri Rose. (PICTURE 6) Jodi Stobbe, Julie Kuhlman, Janie Waldroop, Cindy Campbell, Craig Stobbe, Layde Grooms, Ricky Self, Lori Wilburn work in the main office. New facilities in use Using their patience and training, Mrs. Katherine Jordan and Mrs. Anna Nucci work together to keep the library in order and to teach the students proper usage of the facilities. The library is a necessary part of the high school in that many students use it as a source of information for term papers and book reports. New and current books are bought during the year to keep the library up to date and supplied with the best materials possible for information and leisure reading. With the help of library aides the library is kept neat and the minimum number of books are misplaced or lost. SERVING AS full-time librarian is Mrs. Katherine Jordan. She has worked at Altus High School for six years. (TO THE RIGHT) Organizing books are Mrs. Anna Nucci and aide Brenda Mires. STRAIGHTENING AND checking out books each day are library aides Renee Burk, Cheryl McKee, Debbie Bowser, Chumley, Marlene Karner, Sam Cross. Debbie McIntyre, lisa Brogdon, Brenda 56 — Library Chocolate cake is favorite food preparing the lunch menus. Their salary is taken from the money that is made selling the lunches. Mrs. Ida Mae Carter has done a wonderful job as supervisor this year, as she has These cooks are Mrs. Ida Mae Carter, Mrs. Hazel Oakley, Mrs. Ann Leverett, Mrs. Ruby Smith, Mrs. Miller Yates, Mrs. in the years past. One of her main responsibilities is checking the food carefully to be sure it meets type A standards. These women are greatly appreciated by the students. Louise Stevenson. Always working full speed to feed the students and faculty of Altus High School, the cooks have more than the usual eight hour day. They must plan for more than one day at a time in SERVING LUNCHES each day to an ever growing student body, the Altus High School cooks are to be commended. Cooks — 57 CLASSES Seniors are finally on the top That fighting spirit of the Senior Class of '76 is shown not only through the hard- fought battles on the sports field, but also within the souls of the Seniors members of Altus High. This year's homecoming events were scheduled earlier than usual. Seniors showed support by pushing to victory in the volkswagon race, winning blue and white day, and other activites to win Spirit Week. Graduation and Prom are probably the two most important dates in the life of a Senior. These were two moments that will always be cherished. We are now on our way to seek good fortune to make our lives prosperous. All the laughter, thrills, love and tears will be passed on and shared by the classes behind us. We will always remember and treasure the lucky dreams we all used to share. BOOSTING THE Senior section of the high school are the class officers and the Senior class sponsors. They are Mrs. Donna Walker, Mrs. Irene Jones, Coach Bob Wenk, Mrs. Jon Jackson, Eddy Carder — Senior Class President, Mr. Art Young, and Ella Mae Donnell — secretary. 60 — Senior Class Patricia Anderson Steve Armstrong William Armstrong Cheri Arnoldy Sherri Ashcraft Tina Atwood Robert Avila Lanie Badger Leslie Baker Robert Baldwin Lainney Ballew Nancy Bankston Cathy Barefoot Scott Batson Cindi Beaird Senior Class — 61 Robbin Beasley Jerry Beavers Ellen Beebe Shari Bellizzi Jean Perdicaris gets her lunch pail from her nifty locker. Notice the decor. Frank Bone Carol Brennecke Jeff Brewer Allyn Bishop Tammi Bohannan Teresa Brogdon Cathy Box James Brown Julie Browne James Buck 62 — Senior Class Chris Biles m Erin Bishop Debbie Bowser Susan Buck Terry Buchner Rene Burk Tommy Burns Frank Bunting Van Garmon plays the heavy under the direction of Mr Maurice King. Linda Clark Paul Coats Mark Connally Rita Cope Elloid Carrisalez Brenda Chumley Lea Ann Cooper Senior Class — 63 Sharron Davis Brice Dille Cathy Drechsler 64 — Senior Class Teddy Dawson Ella Mae Donnell Sandy Dudeck Cheri Day Micheal Deal Curt Dorton Chuck DiGiacomo Janet Dyer Terri Cox directs traffic in the crowded halls. Ahhh, the pause that refreshes oops sorry about that; Colleen Moriarity is a Dr. Pepper gal. Tim Felton Mark Flood Mike Foster David Fox Diana Funk Vivian Gaffney Jim Gambill Senior Class — 65 Coy Hall Jeanne Harris Chris Hamel David Harrigan Bruce Harrington Connie Harris 66 — Senior Class Romona High Susan Hill Sue Holsey Mark Hopkins Susan Hulsey Bill Hodgkins Ronnie Howard Steve Hoeckendorf Carol Hofman Now Mr. Kenneth Cox knows that Allison Ivester and Cathy Pettit are the Halloween tricksters. Doyle Hunt Paula Irions Allison Ivester Diane Jackson Carolyn Janeway Senior Class — 67 Jody Laing 68 — Senior Class John Ledbetter Mark Leistner Beki Lemmon Jarrell Lett David Locke James Lockwood Jim Logsdon Kevin Luebking Scott Madl Shari Mahan David Mason Donna McCarty Eddie McDonald Barry Crowley finds he sometimes has to juggle the figures. Amber McGee Cheryl McKee David Mcllnay Senior Class — 69 Debbie McIntyre MelissaMock Mark Morrison Jeff Neilson Terri Nichols Dane Moody Rod Moody Duane Levesque, Rick Novotny and Sharon Tinney sort paints for Mr. Doug Dalton. Liz Nordman Richard Novotny Debbie Mix Cindy Moats Colleen Moriarity John Morris Karen Mostella Charlie Neese Ulysses Newton Mark Nichols Viza Nucci Brad Oberpriller 70 — Senior Class Sherry Owens Donna Patterson Larry Perkins Kenneth Perry David Prather LaReba Price Raymond Prince Sharon Prince Tami Ratcliff Senior Class — 71 VICE-PRESIDENT of the '76 class is Kim johnson. Debbie Robinson Eula Robinson Russel Saker Aldo Sanchez Sharon Ray Phil Richardson Mary Reece Diane Riley Wes Reynolds Brenda Roach Larry Sanchez Melissa Sanders Susan Schenkel 72 — Senior Class Brian Smith Gary Smith Richard Schrock Diane Seeberger Ricky Self Danny Sewell Daniel Sherwood David Sherwood Kim Smith MIKE BUSH and Mrs. Marler converse. Senior Class — 73 SUSAN HILL and Toni Ewing empty the money out of the coke machine. Cathie Stoner Jeff Tadlock Lisa Thacker John Thompson Joe Stepanovich Pam Stevens Renee Sullivan Mike Sutton John Thorton Sharon Tinney 74 — Senior Class JERI CROMATIE takes a break from here none-stop schedule. lathy Trest Ray Turner Phyllis Vaden tanie W.ildroon l Mt IA lilt 1 4 DOING HER best during a timed writing is jodi Stobbe. Mike Walton Terry Washburn Becky Ware Mike Watkins Senior Class — 75 Steve Watson Franklin West Gay White Steve Whitwell Danny Wilcoxen Larry Wilson Rex Wilson Russell Wilson Lee Anne Wimberley Mike Woods DAVID HARRIGAN gives a manly shoulder for Jodi Laing and Nancy Bankston to rest their heads. 76 — Senior Class MR. AND MRS. TAL ODEN, Mr. and Mrs. lames Starr and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wray were chosen as Senior Class parents for the Class of 1976. They were selected by a popular vote of the class. Their duties as class parents include making arrangements for the End-of-the- Year party, usually scheduled sometime between the Junior-Senior Banquet and the end of the school term. The senior parents also assist in making arrangements for the After Party, a function which follows the Junior-Senior Prom. They spend many hours gathering prizes for the games, decorating and planning refreshments. Senior Class — 77 Juniors live as middle men A junior is the middle man on the totem pole, having just one more year left of high school. The Junior Class prides itself on being the largest class ever to attend Altus High School. This year was the first time that the Juniors were only allowed one chance at raising the money for the traditional Junior-Senior Banquet. Although it looked at first as though the Juniors weren't going to make the minimum amount needed, the last day the money poured in and the banquet was saved! With a lot of blue paint and crepe paper and really putting their minds together, the Juniors won the hall decoration contest during Spirit Week. When the time comes to be Seniors we will realize that it is all passing by so quickly. We will also remember the good times and fun we have had as the middle man. Supporting the Junior class with their all Polston — secretary, and Margaret class are Mrs. Teresa Campbell, Mr. are the class officers and their sponsers. Frazier —treasurer were chosen as the Benton Baucum, and Mrs. Betty Heffel. Terry Mosley — president, Charlse class officers. The sponsers for the Junior 78 — Junior Class Clint Abernathy Diane Anderson Sherry Arradondo Mike Abway Kenny Anderson Dina Ash Joe Alexander Judy Anglin Angelia Askew J Toni Alexander a John Anstead Rodney Avant Floyd Allen Lynda Baer Jeff Bailey Karl Baker Sharri Baker Carolyn Barnes Rob Barnes Shirley Barnes Linda Barnett EVEN THOUGH Mike Reber wants to study sociology, Donna Glass would rather study Moby Dick than anything else. Junior Class — 79 Debbie Berg Jeff Blackwell Tina Blackwell Chuck Blonien Dana Braddock Mark Brandon Phillip Briggs Lawrence Brock Rocky Brown Selita Bunting A JUNIOR CLASS Captains are (ROW 1) Jeff Blackwell, Connie Case, Terri Childers, Sandra Walstad, (ROW 2) L.C. Flemons, Mike Reber, Rob Barnes, Cathy Starr, (ROW 3) Lee Ann Dial, Lori Wil- burn, Tina Crossland, Margaret Frazier, (ROW 4) Brian Bechtel, Rusty Pogue. Tony Carlton Valerie Carpenter Connie Case 80 — Junior Class Danny Carrisalez Dwight Cash ■ LEARNING TO set his margins, Kevin Crowley learns typing skills. Eddie Childs Mark Clark Rose Clements John Cline Pat Castillo Brad Chandler Dale Chester Jaquetta Coats Terri Childers Robert Colston William Conway Helen Copeland Tina Crosslan. Ginger Crawford Mike Crawford Ray Crowder Floyd Crowley Thomasine Cullop Glenda Dake Nathanial Davis Jerome Crowley Fermin DelaRosa Junior Class — 81 Debbie Everett Parris Fields Tamara Frank Robert Erchinger Gary Farmer MONDAY MORNING smiles must indicate a fun weekend for Carolyn Gibson, Cindy Cambell, Tina Crossland and Kim Montrose. Larry Fisher Danese Fitzgerald L.C. Flemons Ranae Ford Tammye Foreman Cindy Frye Butch Fuqua Mike Gallagher Gracie Gamez Margaret Frazier 82 — junior Class Gilbert Garcia Carolyn Gibson Mike Gibson Donna Glass Kathy Glass Tony Glenn Scott Greenwalt David Gribble Sharon Gribble Willie Griggs Eddy Grimes Vicki Hall Lyndell Halsted Doyle Harrold James Hazel Laneta Haney Ken Hamel Hue Hatch Terry Herbert Marie Heitz Gary Harvey ROB BARNES and Tim Walker make sure that Rann Williams knows the assignment he is to study for American history. Tom Hampton Kathi Hardrick Virginia Hardy Junior Class — 83 Nadine Jenkins Joleen Hernandez Rick Hoehne 4 i Ricky Holder Melba Huddleston Jim Janeway Bill Joley Beverly Hubert Melvin Igner Tami Jackson Clark Johnston Paul Hickerson Bobby Jackson Lawrence Holthe Terri Honeycutt Noi Hoppe DISCUSSING HIS weight loss problems with the class, Robert Bostick shed his weight for the Bulldogs and the Afro- American Club, which he helps sponsor. Phil Howes Mary Hughes Regina Hukill Leslie Marie Jarles Jan Hurley Robert Jackson Lynn Jones Michael Jones Mike Hurd Loraine Jackson 84 — Junior Class Mitch Jones Rosetta Jordan Pam Kastner Robin Keene David Keenum Kathy Kenner Tonya Killian Karen Kinney Chrisshel Kirby Brian Koehler John Kowalski Kathleen Kujawa Bruce Lee Charles Leistner Robert Lane Ricky Leath DEBBIE PROPPS and Tootie Myers check over their American History projects. Don Loper Robert Ludor David Madl David Madison Rod Marcha Karen Marple Luke Marshall Junior Class — 85 Terry Martin Ruth Matthias Patti Me Anallen JUNIOR CLASS captains are (ROW 1) Donna Glass, Terry Mosely, Carolyn Gibson, Sherron McKinney (ROW 2) Karen Kinney, De- siree Walker Ranae Ford, Selita Bunting. Sherron McKinney Bobby Miller Dale Miller Doug Mineo Mark Mix Barry Mock Tootie Myers Janice Nall WHO ELSE but good ol' number 34, Ricky Leath hard at work on Pat Nolen Becky Norris 86 — Junior Class Jan Oden Dean Olsen Rhonda Orr Joe Ortega Terri Overcast Kathy Owens Byron Paul Donna Paul Sherri Perone Bobby Petkoff Debbie Poley Charles Polston MUST BE almost 3:35. Bill Wright sits on Tom Popchoke Dan Powell neutral ready for drive. Patricia Powers Jill Prock Debbie Propps Karen Pruett Ricky Puckett Brian Rader Cathy Riggert Susan Richardson John Reimer Mike Reber Willie Rangel Junior Class — 87 SOMEONE BESIDES the teacher seems to have the attention of Sue Weyer and Terri Overcast. Debbie Roach Theresa Robertson Sue Robinson Rodney Robison Peggy Robison Mike Rodda Susan Rodgers Janie Rodriquez John Rogers Brian Rojas Larry Roles Dean Rose Sherrie Rose Tamye Rowland Kim Sadler Debbie Saindon Janie Shears Randy Sherman Susan Simpson Diane Smith Ricky Smith Todd Simpson Craig Smith Danny Smith 88 — Junior Class Jeff Stobbe Billy Summit Romando Solis Linda Tofoya Shawna Thompson Tracy Starwalt Gary Stogner Rick Stebbens Gary Stevenson Karen Stokes Cherry Stout Darrell Stratton Cindy Suggs Teena Tealsworth Paula Templer Randy Tevebaugh Randy Thacker Phillip Thompson Tonya Thomason William Haley Mickey Thorton Jason Thurman Valerie Tipton Junior Class — 89 Von Tolbert Danny Torres Luisa Trevino Kay Turpin Rick Vassella Frank Walden Desi Walker Mark Walker Mike Walker Tim Walker Tina Walker DAVID HORTON pulls for two while Row- land Williams hopes for a rebound. Sandra Walstad Tina Walton lewell Warren Sue Weyer Tony Westlake Joe White Mike Wallace Stephanie Warren Leothis West Sandra Wiginton A a Willie Williams 90 — Junior Class Jim Woodward A'Lynn Woolsey Dana Wooten Steve Wray Beth Wright Mary Zepeda JUNIOR CLASS Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoehne, Mr. and Mrs. John Mock, and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Crowley Junior Class — 91 Sophomores find new experiences Being a Sophomore at Altus High means being at the bottom of the ladder. The first year really means a lot. There are so many new experiences in store. You can always tell which group of kids are the Sophomores because they are the only ones that stand in front of the bathroom and ask where it is, or maybe walk into a room full of Seniors on the first day of school. Also, they go through Clydes with their parents and after their bedtime! Some of the brightest ones get lost in the middle of the lunchroom. So as you can see being a Sophomore is really a million laughs. This year many friends have been made and those friendships are lasting ones. At the bottom of the ladder we have something to look forward to — climbing that ladder. As the year progresses and comes to an end the Sophomore class will be happy to welcome the next newcomers to AHS. REPRESENTING THE Sophomore class as sponsors and class officers are Miss Ruth Ann Omohundro, Mr. Dennis Norman, Mr. Cortis Martin, Angela Ailles — Vice-president, Mr. Buel Garvin, Jill Thacker — secretary and Mrs. Virgie Rooker. Not pictured is Andy Oden — Sophomore class President. 92 — Sophomore Class Eddie Abernathy Angela Arnold Cindy Atkinson Donna Austin Tammy Baldwin Steven Bailey Jenny Bankston Becky Barrett Doug Basden Karen Bash Tina Batson Laura Bayless Gay Bassett Tim Adams Angela Ailles Richard Anderson Linda Arnoldy Tina Marie Acevedo Yolanda Alvarez Lyle Baartman Ann Baden Jerry Baker Patricia Barnett Sharon Banner DeLynda Barnes SUSAN DIXON, Wendy Combs, Susan Ray and Carla Bennett check. Sophomore Class — 93 Teri Crossland concentrates. Carla Bennett Ann Blonien Sally Boyd Judy Brown Everett Bush Scott Carroll 4% Debi Bohannan Lisa Brogden Dennis Bunting John Butler David Carraway Lee Ann Beall Jim Bevers Kyle Boaldin Nancy Beasley Teri Bibb I i Mark Cain Jeff Bennett Kevin Bloomer Gayle Braddock Nancy Brennecke Tony Brown Kim Byers James Birdsell John Bellinger Mark Bellinger Bonnie Blackwell 94 — Sophomore Class Shannon Chester Barbara Chennault Earl Carruthers Beverly Chambliss Robert Cheney Alvin Chandler Ricky Collins Richard Collins Sheila Collins Dean Colston Wendy Combs Butch Connors Flint Corey Rhonda Cornelius Nancy Beasley glances; Le Ann Richeson writes. Sophomore Class — 95 Ricky Castillo Tony Castillo Mary Caswell Mike Causey Lisa Cossey Charles Cotton Frank Cox Sam Cross Teri Crossland Raymond Cummings Tv • ■ ;•••.tv .r Ralph Curry Dave Davenport Alvin Chandler shifts. Erin Doran Liz Dougherty La Donna Douglass Freddie Downs 31 . Lucille Drury Kathi Duckworth Paulette Duke April Duval Donna Dyer Jim Edwards % — Sophomore Class 1 Carla Eldred n Bruce Farquhan Ricky Flores Brenda Ellingwood Robert Faircloth Shannon Featherston Marc Fornal Becky Evans Billy Farmer Anita Felty Kenneth Fowler Sharon Fuqua Carl Caver Pam Gibson Carol Giegle Sophomore Class — 97 Glen Gregory Mae Griggs Lisa Hampton Debi Guthrie James Hans Scott Harness Kevin Harrington Darla Harris Tommy Harris Dean Hartronft Bill Hartsell Michele Hastings David Hawthorne Scott Henderson Steve Hendrix Howard Henshaw Brenda Hicks Ronald High Scott Hofmann Sidney Holman CHERYL KILGORE and Wayne Jones take time out. Anne Honeycutt Ricky Hobbs Debbie Hoffmier 98 — Sophomore Class Clark Huey Lindsey Hunter David Ingram — Billy Irions Eric Ivester Earl Jackson MR. BUEL GARVIN explains a laboratory experiment. Melanie Kidd Al Kilgore Cheryl Kilgore Margaret Hukill Sheila Hunter Wayne Jones Kathy Karr Keith Kastner Nita Jackson Steve Jameson Randy Jasinski Dale Jeffries Tamara Jenkins Debbie Johnson Ann Jones De Jones Michael Jones Sophomore Class — 99 Ben Kraljev Kyle Kirby Pam Kirkland Cathy Koehler Kevin Koehler Bobby Konen Kim Kravig Terri Leflett Michael Leistner Elaine Lesson Brad Leverett Virginia Leyton Janet Linden Linn Linton Jackie Lipscomb Jeanne Lipscomb Mr. J. D. Norman explains; Dave Carraway comprehends. 100 — Sophomore Class Larry Madison Kim Maxwell Rita Littlejohn Kevin Major Cherie Mason James McCarver John Maniatakes Anita Lopez Phil Marcha Donna Martin Donna Luebking Sharon Martin Kyle Kirby, Megan Russell and Robert Kuydendall move up. Randy McCloud Kim McConnell Don McDaniel Ronnie McGrath Cary McGregor Jon Mcllnay Janet McKee Bonnie McKinley Pam McKinney William Meeler JoAnn Medlock Terry Melvin Sophomore Class — 101 Mindy Miller '4 Julie Morrison Rhonda Milton DeWayne Mitchell Dean Rose figures. Robert Nucci Barry Oberpriller Ricky Nelson -.K Bunnie Oldham Cindy Nichols Louis Ortega Cheryle Nelson Andy Oden Patricia Nichols Mike Opitz Brad Osburn Donna Otten Shelly Overcast Brian Overfield Karen Owens Bill Paradis 102 — Sophomore Class Debbie Parker Elizabeth Parker Margaret Parker Jeff Parrent Andrea Parrish Andria Parrish James Parsley Rhonda Patterson Barbara Payne Kendall Payne Claire Peard Patti Perala Claire Peard and Cindy Nichols split. Renee Phillips Jimmy Petkoff Chuck Porrett Betty Piotrowski Terri Pogue Ricky Powell Stephen Powell Ronnie Prather Diana Propps Gwen Raiden Terri Puckett Jimmy Rankhorn Sophomore Class — 103 Dana Risinger Beverly Roberts Elda Roberts Lisa Roberts Jannie Robison Jeanette Rodriquez Pam Rogers Megan Russell Becky Rodriquez Gloria Sanchez Phillip Sanders Y'vonne Sedmon Robert See Jan Sears Debbie Sargent Susan Scott Rick Seltzer Dennis Sewell Julie Whiting, Jan Sears and Johnny Butler flirt. 104 — Sophomore Class Darril Smith Randy Smith Paul Signorelli A ' '1 I V Ronnie Sikes Stuart Simco Cheryl Smith Robert Smith William Smith Eddie Snow Kevin Snyder Donita Speer Saundra Spruiell Terry Stone Dannie Stoner Shannon Summitt Nancy Sumrall Lynn Talley Elvira Tamez J . r wa'T Rob Stephenson Roy Stewart Doug Townzen and Ann Honeycutt pur chase. Zachary Stillwell Rebecca Studer Danny Sutherland Marilyn Tascarini Craig Stobbe ' m Jim Summitt Jill Thacker Sophomore Class — 105 Kevin Tuttle Gary Tyner Hobert Varney RHONDA PATTERSON, Lynna Morris and Mark Hundley learn library skills. Dino Vassella Teresa Vaughan Sam Vinyard Tni Thu Nga Vo Dan Vinyard Jesse Voguera Donna Walker Doug Watkins 106 — Sophomore Class Julie Whiting John Whitten Shelly Whitwell Cheryl Wilson Matt Wilson Sonya Woodbury Rodney Williams Marie Williams Lisa Woolsey Sandra Worsham John Willis Jim Zielke GIVING THE Sophomores all their support are their class parents. They are Mr. and Mrs. Don Featherston, Mr. and Mrs. Darril Leverett and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Parrish. Sophomore Class — 107 ) z g N Z o c O History, memories make up yearbook SPORTS SECTION editor Colleen Moriarity, SEATED RIGHT, gets an approval on pictures and their layout from Rod Robinson, Jane Pigg, editor-in-chief, and Doug Hawkins. DEEP CONCENTRATION could mean only one thing . . Alyson Wray, organizations editor, is about to complete a deadline on time! YEARBOOK EDITORS Kim Montrose, classes: Kathy Alexander, student life; and Rhonda Beltz, administration, want everyone to know that they really have heard, seen and said some things that will definitely not be in this yearbook. DAVID LOCKE, 1 photographer, and that SOPHOMORE STAFF members Renee Waldroop and Rhonda Patterson do the tedious says it all! work of indexing. Journalism II publishes weekly news Happy at meeting another weekly publication deadline, COLLAR staff members smile bravely. SEATED are Toni Ewing, Paul a Campbell, Carol Brennecke, editor; Jean Perdicaris and Colleen Moriarity. IN ROW TWO are Beth Wright, Russell Wilson, Ricky Self, Mark Nichols, Bo tllerbee and Chris Biles. IN ROW THREE are LeeAnne Wimberley, Sam Hundley, Danny Sewell,'Lanie Badger and Kim Smith. 112 — Collar CAROL BRENNECKE, editor-in-chief, and Colleen Moriarity, special events editor, have worn out the streets between the high school and the Altus Times-Democrat office not to mention the booths in Ken's, which is really off limits during school hours . . but you know how it is with journalists ... they just can't resist Italian food. Not only do students enrolled in Journalism II have a good command of the English language but they must also have, and exhibit, a love for pizza. SAM HUNDLEY and Chris Biles patiently wait while Russel Wilson calls in the pizza order. SOMEBODY GOT Lanie's order mixed up . Danny sewell offers to hit whoever did that with a rolled up newspaper and Ricky didn't get to class in time to turn his order in. That's okay Ricky ... come back third hour and we'll Collar Mornings start with ACTV-2 Opening each morning is ACTV channel 2 with high school student technicians on news, at camera and on the controls. Programs for this channel are written and presented by faculty members and students. The programs are centered around various interests and concerns in the community. Students are under the direction of Mrs. Weldon Ferris. Many Bicentennial programs presented by the grade schools and junior highs were shown on ACTV. REVIEWING SCRIPTS are Carol Brennecke, Mary Logsdon, Shari Baker, Mike Abway, and James Hans. All scripts must be covered by the entire staff before filming begins. MANNING ACTV2 first hour are (KNEELING) Willie Sierer, Lee Ann Dial, Timmy Tims, Ronnie McGrath, (STANDING) Alyson Wray, Sandra Walstad, Brad Cost, Tony Lucich, Mike Abway, Cathy Starr, Charles Polston, Shari Baker, David Madl, James Hans, Mrs. Ruth Ferris, adviser, Mary Logsdon, Carol Brennecke. PRESENTING CHANNEL 2 second hour Johnson, David Mcllnay, David Locke, Pam Stevens, Craig Stobbe, Ken Hudson, are Chris Biles, Lainney Ballew, Rosalyn Rann Williams, Andy Oden, Coy Hall, CRAIG STOBBE and Chris Biles work with the projector while David Mcllnay, Ken Hudson, and Pam Stevens view the screens. AC TV — 115 Future Journalists of America members attended the O.I.P.A. conference in Norman during the fall. At the first FJA meeting, the club elected officers, those elected were Kathy Alexander, president; Coy Hall, vice- president; representing TV; Kim Smith, vice-president representing the Collar; and Jane Pigg, secretary-treasurer. FJA held its annual formal Christmas dinner at the home of Mrs. Weldon Ferris. READY TO help with early farm news at WKY are Toni Ewing, Colleen Moriarity, Kathy Alexander, and Alyson Wray. Mass-media staffs earn field trips PARTICIPATING IN FJA are (ROW 1) Beasley, Debbie Propps, (ROW 2) Selita Leath, Colleen Moriarity, (ROW 3) Danny . Rhonda Beltz, Renee Waldroop, Le Ann Bunting, Patti McAnalien, Jean Perdicaris, Sewell, Lanie Badger, Cathy Starr, Tony Richeson, Rhonda Patterson, Nancy Ricky Self, Michelle Townsend, Ricky Lucich, Mary Logsdon, Kim Johnson. INVOLVED IN FJA are (ROW 1) Jane Pigg, Lainney Ballew, Sandra Walstad, Kim Smith, (ROW 2) Coy Hall, Paula Campbell, Shari Baker, Rosalyn Johnson, Toni Ewing Chris Biles, (ROW 3) Andy Oden, James Hans, Ken Hudson, David Madl, Mrs. Ruth Ferris, Charles Polston, Mike Abway, Rann Williams, David Locke. PRETENDING as if famous celebrities on an important talk show are Ricky Self, Michelle Townsend, and Leeanne Wimberely. Future Journalists Of America Students become broadcasters Each morning at 7:25, KWHW 1450 airs Today at Altus Schools . The program is presented as a community service which presents news covering eight grade schools, three junior highs, and the high school as well as the Board of Education activities. The script is prepared each day by Mrs. Weldon Ferris, Altus Public Schools Public Relations Director. Students selected as newscasters must be in a journalism class. BROADCASTING TODAY at Altus Tony Lucich, (ROW 3) Kim Johnson, Schools are (ROW 1) Lee Ann Dial, Brad Cost, Coy Hall, Ken Hudson, Lainney Ballew, Alyson Wray, (ROW 2) Crai£ Stobbe, Jarrell Lett. Pam Stevens, Timmy Tims, Cathy Starr, OTHER BROADCASTERS include (ROW 1) Paula Campbell, Carol Brennecke, Mary Logsdon, Shari Baker, James Hans, Le Ann Richeson, Jane Pigg, (ROW 2) Ricky Self, David Locke, Charles Polston, David Madl, Sandra Walstad, Mike Abway, Ronnie McGrath, Willie Sierer. m 8$! 1 Spirit Steppers tap way to fame and fortune • • «a 1 ♦ Performing for assemblies, the Altus High School Spirit Steppers build up spirit for athletics and the student body of Altus High School. Some activities in which the Spirit Steppers participated are the Varsity Choir Dinner Theatre, basketball games, and pep rallies. Under the direction of Ms. Susan Pettit, the Spirit Steppers practice every Tuesday and Thursday, working the dance routines out themselves. The dancers are Ladye Groomes, Kim Montrose, Nancy Bankston, Saundra Spruiell, Janet Laing, Pam Kastner, Kathy Alexander, Terri Cox, Alyson Wray, Allison Ivester, Cathy Pettit, Shari Mahan, Paula Templer, Phyllis Kincannon, Melissa Mock, Mona Featherston, Rhonda Beltz, Tina Crossland. Fantom fans boost Bulldog spirit The Bulldog Varsity Pep Club participated in various activities this year ranging from decorating halls to helping in the community with Bicentennial activities. Money raising activities included selling car stickers and ribbons. Money from these activities is used to buy decorations for the halls and to give the athletes a barbeque supper at the end of the season. A new activity this year was the 'Fantom Fan.' Each Friday a pep club girl put a surprise in an athlete's locker. Before the first game of the final playoffs pep club girls made spirit recordings that were aired on KWHW. The Pep Club had new uniforms this year. The outfit consisted of a jumper or overalls, each worn with white blouses. SHARON PRINCE proudly served as Miss Bulldog this year. Being Miss Bulldog is one of the most spirited positions a student can have at Altus High School. UNIT LEADERS organized the hall decorations and ribbon selling. They are ROW 1) Toni Ewing, Cindy Worley, Ellen Beebe, Susan Buck, Leslie Baker, (ROW 2) Cheryl Nelson, Leeanne Wimberley, Nancy Bankston, Michelle Townsend, Rhonda Patterson, (ROW 3) Ella Mae Donnell, Janet Laing, Mary Hughes, Angela Ailles and Tamara Frank. Not pictured is Jodi Stobbe. 122 - Pep Club THE DAWG CHEERLEADERS consist of six peppy sophomores who lead the pep club for all Dawg activities. Due to the heavy winter sports schedule the Dawgs also led yells at some of the Varsity events. Dawg cheerleaders are (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) Debbie Bohannan, Kim Byers, Angela Ailles, Renee Phillips (head cheerleader), Renee DeFord and Sharan Mitchell. Dawg cheerleaders are selected at tryouts each spring. Pep Club — 123 Mona, Kathy lead AHS Pep Club Mona Featherston and Kathy Alexander were named president and vice-president respectively by Mrs. Susan Pettit, Pep Club adviser. Organizing the Pep Club into units, conducting weekly meetings, planning hall decorations and locker pin-ons were duties performed each week. Toni is Miss Spirit of Altus Toni Ewing was elected Miss Altus Spirit by the unit leaders. Her selection was based on her Pep Club activities and her support of athletics at Altus High. 124 — Pep Club Kim Heads Varsity Cheerleaders Kim Smith, (picture 1) was selected head cheerleader by the cheerleading squad. All of the cheerleaders were selected at tryouts in the spring. During the summer they attended a cheerleading camp in Dallas. Cheerleaders were first rated by their teachers and final selections were made by out-of- town judges. Cheerleaders this year include (picture 2) Jody Laing, Kim Smith, Mitzi Byrd, Cathy Starr, Carolyn Gibson, and Lee Ann Dial. Pep Club - 125 Programs involve dances and skits The Spanish Club this year was different in many ways from previous years. One difference being that Spanish I students are allowed to vote in the election of the queen. Elected as queen is Jean Perdicaris, with Jackie Jaramillo and Jane Pigg as attendants. Escorts are Frank Bunting, Tim Haynie, and David Mcllnay. THOSE ELECTED at the first meeting to serve as officers are Alyson Wray, president; Diane Jackson, vice-president; Larry Sanchez, secretary; David Mcllnay, treasurer; Jean Perdicaris, song leader; and Jane Pigg, reporter. JOINING IN activities of the Spanish Club are Spanish I students (ROW 1) Kim Roe, Jamie Gray, Teena Tealsworth, Debbie Sargant, Teresa Vaughn, Nancy Brennecke, Debbie Bohannon, Terri Leflett, Skip Brown, (ROW 2) Kathy Owens, Dana Braddock, Cindy Scalf, Kathy Flood, Jeanette Rodriquez, Liz Parker, Anita Felty, Mindy Miller, Becky Evans, Tammy Baldwin, LaDonna Poling, Gloria Sanchez, Beverly Chambliss, Marilyn Tascarini, Julie Whiting, (ROW 3) Luisa Trevino, Thomasine Cullop, Richard Gardner, John Mcllnay, Kathy Karr, Margaret Parker, Tamara Jenkins, Janice Nall, Mary Caswell, Janet Linden, Liz Dougherty, (ROW 4) Marc Fornal, Lisa Cossey, Renee Phillips, Kim Byers, Dan Powell, Ricky Flores, Judy Brown, Cheryl Rose, Renee Deford, Phyllis Kincannon, Gayle Braddock, Teri Crossland, Susan Scott, Saundra Sprueill, Cheryl Dickenson, (ROW 5) Brian Koehler, Bill Hartsell, Kelly Litsch, Tina Blackwell, Karen Marple, Jan Hurley, Margaret Hukel, Dana Propps, Lisa Hampton, Louis Ortega. 126 — Spanish Club PARTICIPATING IN Spanish Club for their second or third year are (ROW 1) Susan Hill, janie Waldroop, Debbie Propps, Sharri Baker, Ginger Crawford, Jill Kinney, Susan Hulsey, Melissa Sanders, (ROW 2) Larry Fisher, Jackie Jaramillo, Bill Hodgkins, Norma Chambliss, Debbie Burnes, Tim Haynie, Juanita Rodriguez, Mary Rico, Gracie Gomez, Debbie Berg, (ROW 3) John Lewis, Rosalyn Johnson, Clark Johnston, Fermin de la Rosa, Dinicio Sanchez, Janie Shears, Danny Carrisalez, Elvira Molina, Elloid Carrisalez. DISCUSSING THE origin and symbolism of the Spanish flag are Dana Wooten, Ray Hodgkins and Bob Smith. Spanish Club French Club is active organization Christmas caroling, cooking French foods, a bowling party and a 'pique-nique' highlighted the French Club's activities. In the spring a special formal queen crowning was held. PROVIDING LEADERSHIP for the 1975-76 French Club are Mrs. Teresa Birdwell, adviser; Kim Montrose, secretary-treasurer; Bonnie McKinley, vice-president; and Mona Featherston, president. ENJOYING FRENCH CLUB are members (ROW 1) Jill Thacker, Kim Kravig, Teresa Bibb, Carol Brennecke, Mona Featherston, Viza Nucci, Linda Tafoya, Rita Littlejohn, John Lewis, (ROW 2) Leeanne Richeson, Janet McElwain, Bonnie Blackwell, Renee Waldroop, Ginger Hoffman, Kelly Fornal, Jo Ann Medlock, Julie Morrison, Chuck Porrett, (ROW 3) Angela Ailles, Susan Dixon, Sandra Wiginton, Charles Polston, Ben Kealjev, Beth Wright, Nancy Bankston, Mrs. Teresa Campbell, Bonnie McKinley, Jeff Blackwell, Wendy Combs, Val Morris, Tina Acevedo, Mike Abway, Lisa Dickman, Michelle Hastings, Debbie Poley. 128 — French Club Biology II offers extra activities Biology II Club is an extension of Biology I. It offers a wider variety of scientific experiments for those who plan to enter the biological field as a career. This year's officers are Steve Watson, president; Mike Abway, vice-president; Julie Browne, secretary; Charles Polston, treasurer. Their programs included a field trip to the Science Day Fair in Oklahoma City, a visit to Kilpatrick's Planentarium and an overnight hike in the Wildlife Refuge. OFFICER TERRY CLEMENT and his dog, King of the Altus Police Department's K-9 division, presented an entertaining and informative program. Biology II Club members Toni Ewing, Julie Browne and Brenda Chumley agree that dog is man's best friend when someone is holding the leash! BIOLOGY CLUB II members at their Christmas party include (ROW 1) Frank Walden, Mike Abway, (ROW 2) Dwane Levesque, Carl Jones, Mr. Buel Garvin, adviser; Brenda Chumley, Tammye Foreman, (ROW 3) Danny Smith, Tina Winstead, Craig Willeford, Karl Baker, Steve Watson, Debbie Poley. Biology II Club — 129 Biology Club sponsors field trips Biology Club had a variety of interesting programs this year ranging from a field trip to the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge to taking a guided tour through the hospital. They also had a wide selection of speakers and several informal get- togethers. SERVING AS Biology I Club officers are (ROW 1) jane Pigg, program committee; Maxi Killian, vice-president; Cindy Ferrier, president; (ROW 2) Craig Walker, program committee; Kevin Harrington, program committee; Boone Copeland, secretary-treasurer; Kevin Bloomer, program committee. PARTICIPATING IN Biology I Club are: (ROW 1) Eddie Snow, Eddie Abernathy, Judy Brown, Lisa Woolsey, Margarat Parker, Susan Ray, Kathi Duckworth. (ROW 2) Elizabeth Parker, Anita Felty, Angela Ailles, Liz Dougherty, Debbie Burnes, Tamera Baldwin, Kim Roe, Brenda Ellingwood, Donna Martin. (ROW 3) Brad Operpilliar, Kyle Kirby, Lewis Ortega, Kelly Litsh, Rob Alexander, Dean Hartronft, Zachary Stillwell, Mike Jones, Flint Cory. 130 — Biology I Club PARTICIPATING in Biology I Club are (ROW 1) Lucille Drury, Becky Evans, Jackie Watson, Perry Cooper, Keith Castner, (ROW 2) Lynna Morris, Sandy Gambill, Donna Leubking, Kathy Karr, Tina Batson, Janet Reopelle, LeeAnn Beall, (ROW 3) Kim Kravig, Susan Dixon, Lisa Cossey, Gail Braddock, Kyle Boaldin, Ann Blonien, Eric Ivester, Yolonda Alverez, (ROW 4) Megan Russel, Saundra Spruill, Terri Crossland, Susan Scott, Kim Byers, Phyllis Kincannon, Johnny Butler. DISCUSSING PLANS over a happiness candle are Mr. Buel Garvin and Mr. Don Campbell, advisers to Biology Club I and II. The candle seems to be working. Biology I Club — 131 The Altus High School chapter of Junior Engineering Techno- logical Society had field trips to the new Tom Steed Reservoir, the flight simulator at Altus Air Force Base, Jackson County Me- morial Hospital and toured a C5. Their meeting programs centered around speakers from Southwestern Bell, the engineering department at Oklahoma State University and Oak Ridge. They also had a chemical magic act from the University of Oklahoma. Their out-of-town trips included the Science Fair at Oklahoma City, Science Fair at Cameron University, Lawton, the University of Oklahoma chemistry day and engineering day in Norman. PICTURED ON their tour of Altus Air Force Base are JETS members (ROW 1) Toni Ewing, Brenda Chumley, Karen Kinney, Scott Creenawalt, Julie Kuhlman, Jeff Blackwell, Tina Winstead, Melanie Williams, Richard Schrock, (ROW 2) Joe White, John Reimer, Jeff Brewer, Johnny Hibdon, Scott Swanson, Ken Hudson, Bob Erchinger, Phillip Briggs, Dan Powell, Ron Roma, Brian Rojas, John Lewis, Rodney Robinson, Clark Johnston, Mr. Rex Akerson, advisor; (ROW 3) Kelly Cox, Ricky Holder, Frank Bunting, David Fox, Carl Jones, Hank Hartsell, Brian Oberpriller, Chuck DiGiacomo, Don Jones, Clint Abernathy, Steve Wray. Field trips highlight JETS year KAREN KINNEY, Tony Ewing, Brenda Chumley and Melanie Williams make program plans with Mr. Rex Akerson, adviser. 132 — Junior Engineering Technological Society |ETS MEMBERS watch the simulator which gives the feeling of actually piloting an airplane. By watching the monitor they see exactly what the pilot sees when landing and taking off. Junior Engineering Technological Society — 133 Art Club sponsors all-school art show Art Club is one of the newer organized clubs at Altus High. Being in its second year, club members participate in fund raising activities and art exhibits. Proceeds form these projects support the club. Some of the programs given during club meetings include brass rubbings and photography. Those elected as officers are Pam Kastner, president; Mike Sutton, vice- president; Mary Hughes, secretary; committee members, Marlene Karner, Charlene Karner, Jill Prock, Cheryl Smith. Art Club is sponsored by Mr. Doug Dalton and Mrs. Danny Marler. WORKING WITH tin cans to construct various crafts are Judy Loos, Terri Overcast, Dwight Cash, Mary Zepeda. PARTICIPATING IN Art Club are (ROW 1) Pam Kastner, Judy Loos, Terri Overcast, Anita Lopez, Mary Zepeda, Pam McKinney, Lisa Roberts, Janet Lynden, (ROW 2) Mrs. Danny Marler, Warsham, Erin Doran, Dana Risinger, Marlene Karner, Jill Prock, Mr. Doug Dalton, (ROW 3) Scott Batson, Andrea Mary Hughes, Tammye Foreman, Viza Nucci, Charlene Karner, Sandra Parrish, Tina Batson, Louis Ortega, Dean Rose, Tommy Jackson, Hoody Newton, Virginia Hardy, Vickie Hall, Glenda Dake, Barbara Chennault. 134 — Art Club PAINTING SCHNERY for the All - School Production (PIC 2) are art students Dave Dorman, Sam Hundley, Tammey Foreman, Mary Hughes, Jeri Cromartie. Preparing tickets for the next fund — raising project are (PIC 1) Mary Hughes, Mike Sutton, Dwight Cash, Scott Madl. PLANNING A trip to Six Flags for the Art Club are Pam Kastner, Rick Navotney, Jill Prock. Art Club — 135 Varsity Choir composed of select singers FOR VARSITY CHOIR members, third hour is the most enjoyable hour of the day. This select group of singers is composed of (ROW 1) Jean Perdicaris, Jeff Blackwell, Melissa Mock, Tim Haynie, Amy Oden, (ROW 2) Sandra Wiginton, Joey Gregg, Rita Cope, Kelly Cox, Lee Ann Dial, Brad Leverett, Kim Montrose, Mr. Kenneth Cox, director, (ROW 3) Dana Sears, Randy Tevebaugh, Cheryl Grimes, Paula Templer, Susan Buck, Steve Hoeckendorf, Alyson Wray, Mike Foster, Margaret Frazier, Butch Smiley, (ROW 4) Janet McElwain, Rod Marcha, Donna Glass, Tim Tims, Mary Logsdon, Richard Bettencourt, Mary Hughes, Mike Rodda, Dana Speer, Brad Cost, Tamara Frank, (ROW 5) Mike Lucich, Kelly Fornel, Davey Pogue, Tina Blackwell, Skip Brown, Tammy Bohannon, Ken Lankford, Cathy Pettit, Ronnie McGrath, Dana Wooten, Eddie Childs, Lisa Gober, Clark Huey. (ROW 6) Ella Mae Donnell, Paul Abernathy, Renee Dickson, Leeanne Wimberley, Eddy Carder, Shari Bellizzi, Barry Mock, Amber McGee, Rann Williams, Liz Nordman, Randy Smith, Dana Braddock, Kevin Tuttle, Shari Mahan, Gary Smith. 136 — Vocal Music Vocal Music — 137 D.C. trip becomes a reality Highlighting the year's activities for the Varsity Choir was the trip to Washington D.C. and New York City. To raise money for this trip Choir members sold fruit, presented a dinner-theatre, had raffles and bake sales. The Choir gave a Thanksgiving concert for the school. They crowned their king and queen at the Spring Concert. As a community service the choir often entertains at civic clubs. The annual Christmas buffet dinner was held in the choir room on the last day of school before Christmas holidays. The parents were invited to this function. Practically all of the vocal music students participat- ed in the All-School Production, music students participated in the All-School Production. MAKING ALL-STATE chorus are (ROW 1) Gary Smith, Joey Gregg, Jeff Blackwell, (ROW 2) Renee Dickson, Sandra Wiginton, Jean Perdicaris and Tamara Frank. 4 V V VARSITY CHOIR officers this year are representative; Alyson Wray, secretary- (ROW 1) Timmy Tims, president; Jeff treasurer; Melissa Mock, senior Blackwell, junior representative; (ROW 2) representative and Gary Smith, vice- Brad Leverett, sophomore president. NOW EVERYONE knows what goes on behind the curtain. This was the Thanksgiving assembly. The choir wore their new uniforms for their first public appearance for an all-school assembly. Even Mr. Cox seems to be in a jovial mood. 138 — Vocal Music ENROLLED IN the sophomore boys glee club are (ROW 1) Ricky Castillo, Eddie Abernathy, Mike Jones, Matt Wilson, Robert Nucci, Raymond Cummings, (ROW 2) Larry Killebrew, Ricky Flores, Dave Townsend, Flint Corey, Mike Leistner, Joe Howard, James Rankhorn, (ROW 3) Paul Signorelli, Terry Perkey, Steve Thomason, Gary Teiner, Craig Stobbe, Mark Cain, Marc Fornal, Zachary Stillwell and Mr. Kenneth Cox, director. Boys glee, mixed chorus study theory ENROLLED IN mixed chorus are (ROW 1) Brenda Dorton, A'Lynn Woolsey, Jan Hurley, Robin Keene, Diane Anderson, Sherry Perone, Karen Marple, (ROW 2) Bobbie Ratlief, Phyllis Vaden, Janie Waldroop, Debbie Bowser, Mary Saker, Norma Chamblis, Cheryl McKee, Rita Vanderkolk, (ROW 3) Rusty Pogue, Jerome Crowley, Terry Martin, Mr. Kenneth Cox, director. Vocal Music — 139 PREPARING STUDENTS for future years in choral organizations is the job of the Sophomore Girls Glee Club. Members are (ROW 1) Lee Ann Richeson, Renee Phillips, Rhonda Milton, Sandy Gambill, Susan Scott, Pam Cobb, Kim Byers, Gayle Braddock, Phyllis Kincannon, Megan Russell, Teri Crossland, Saundra Spruiell, Angela Troester, Beverly Savage, Jan Sears, Sharon Fuqua, Ann Blonien, Terri Leflett, Lisa Cossey, Cheryl Dickenson, Pam Gibson, Kim Kravig, Andrea Parrish, Kim Maxwell, Mr. Cox, (ROW 2) Renee Waldroop, Bonnie Blackwell, Liz Dougherty, Renee DeFord, Donita Speer, Margaret Parker, Kathi Duckworth, Rhonda Patterson, Jill Thacker, Angela Ailles, Kathy Flood, Lauren Tadlock, Cindy Reynolds, Nita Jackson, Jeanette Rodriquez, Pam Rogers, Ginger Hoffmann, Tricia Nichols, Janie Robison, Anita Felty, Ann Baden, (ROW 3) Janet McKee, Terri Puckett, JoAnn Medlock, Carla Bennett, Liz Parker, Shannon Summitt, Teri Sims, Nancy Beasley, Cherie Mason, Mary Caswell, Melanie Kidd, Lisa Woolsey, Gloria Sanchez, Donna Martin, Brenda Ellingwood, Patti Cormany, Denise Welch, Debbie Hoffmier, Donna Collins, Lucille Drury, Tammy Baldwin, Carol Giegle, Linda Moore, (ROW 4) Rita Littlejohn, Laura Bayless, Sherri Martin, Lisa Roberts, Becky Studer, Brenda Collier, Shiela Collins, Kathy Khoeler, Kim Roe, Teri Bibb, Debbie Mendonza, Andrea Parrish, Julie Whiting, Debbie Clark, Jamie Gray, Teresa Vaughan, Beverly Chambliss, Dana Risinger, Lynna Morris, Julie Morrison, Brenda Hicks, Karen Bush, Cindy Kuykendall, Maryse Cooke, Janet Linden. Future Teachers support Bicentennial Growing gradually in number is the Future Teachers of America Club. This organization promotes learning of the teaching field. Christmas caroling and attending the spring convention were two of various activities throughout the year. The club also had speakers at several meetings. To help celebrate the Bicentennial, a panel of club members participated in an interview with a panel of five from the Retired Teachers Association. CHOSEN AT the first meeting to serve as officers were (AT THE RIGHT, SITTING) Jan Hurley, historian; (ROW 2) Kathe Euchner, vice-president; Mrs. Walker, advisor; (ROW 3) Melanie Williams, treasurer; Colleen Moriarity, reporter; Jane Pigg, president. Not pictured was Cherry Stout, secretary; Pictured below are other club members, (ROW 1) Rhonda Orr, Viza Nucci, Rhonda Beltz, Tootie Myers, Connie Case, (ROW 2) Carl Jones, Janie Waldroop, Norma Chambliss, Debbie Burnes, John Lewis. Council governs student activities DEDICATED TO the betterment of Altus High School are Student Council members (ROW 1) Shari Baker, Amy Oden, Tony Lucich, (ROW 2) Andy Oden, Craig Stobbe, Donald Starr, Mike Abway, Angie Arnold, Renee Phillips, Terry Mosley, Lawrence Brock, Mr. Roy Lamar, advisor. As a voice representing the student body, the Student Council planned fewer activities for the school year in order to bring about more student participation in the activities planned. Some of the activities in which many students were involved are Sadie Hawkins Day, Western dance, Clash Day, Valentine's Day, Blue and White Day and Celebrity Day. The Student Council meetings were run by parliamentary procedure with Mike Abway as parliamentarian. Other officers include Amy Oden, president; Tony Lucich, vice-president; Shari Baker, secretary; and Eddy Carder, treasurer. Mr. Roy Lamar, Altus High School Guidance Counselor, served as 142 — Student Council sponsor. THIRD PLACE winners of the annual and Timmy Tims on guitar playing a Talent Show are Robin King on banio medley of mountain music. THE SOULADELTICS, Chris Mostella, Jason Crowley, Andreia Parrish and Kevin Crowley, won first place in the Talent Show sponsored by the Student Council. Council presents student talent HEADINI FAMILY members Mike Patterson, Barry Crowley, Hank Hartsell, Ken Hudson and Mark Jenkins get ready to perform their acrobatic stunts for the student body. Tim Felton, Father Headini, displays his powerful strength as head of the family. HANDING OUT trophies to the winners of the Ping-Pong Tournament is Junior Class President Terry Mosley. Receiving the third place trophy is Brian Overfield Larry Fisher takes first place while Rodney Moody takes second. Student Council — 143 Fellowship huddles meet each week During the last three years, the Altus chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) has grown tremendously. An average of 150 young men and women meet every Wednesday night at the home of Sonny Tims to share in fellowship with each other. Testimonies are given at the meetings, along with singing and hearing selected speakers. FCA members went to Lawton Eisenhower High School this year in order to initiate a more active chapter huddle group. Becky Barrett — Queen ATTENDING FCA meetings are (ROW 1) Allison Ivester, Lori Wilburn, Susan Buck, Sandra Wiginton, Tina Crossland, (ROW 2) Shirra Barton, Kathy Alexander, Kathe Euchner, Cindy Worley, Renee Phillips, Lisa Cossey, (ROW 3) Tammi Bohannon, Judy Loos, Angela Arnold, Mona Feathereston, Terri Overcast, Le Ann Richeson, Deana Propps, Vanessa Martin, Janie Waldrop, (ROW 4) Lee Anne Wimberly, Phyllis Kincannon, Susan Scott, Carolyn Gibson, Beth Wright, Lee Ann Dial, Dana Wooten, Margaret Hukill, Carla Eldred, (ROW 5) Debbie Byers, Ladye Grooms, Saundra Spruill, Mary Hughes, Dana Speer, Donna Kelley, Pam Gibson, Shannon Summitt, Rhonda Cornelius, (ROW 6) Mitzi Byrd, Debbie Medlock, Ruth Ann Sadler, Shari Mahan, ROW 7) Kim Smith, Amber McGee, Joleen Hernandez. 144 — Fellowship Of Christian Athletes ACTIVE IN FELLOWSHIP of Christian Athletes are (PICTURE 1, ROW 1) Willie Sierer, Ricky Self, Lindsey Hunter, Richard Anderson, John Barrett, Robert Colston, (ROW 2) Barry Mock, Barry Crowley, Brice Dille, Roger Brumley, (ROW 3) Don Starr, jimmy Logsdon, Timmy Tims, Mark Nichols, Eddie Childs, Karl Baker, David Harrigan, Boone Copeland, Coach Leonard Scalf, Chris Biles, (ROW 4) Chris Hamel, Larry Crawford, Eddy Carder, Randy Thacker, Kerry McGregor, Steve Whitwell, (ROW 5) David Keenum, Terry Buckner, Brad Leverett, Joe Walstad, Kim Johnson, Kelly Cox, (PICTURE 2, ROW 1) Carol Allen, Kim Kravig, Sarah Sadler, Judy Koester, Phyllis Vaden, Tamara Jenkins, Virginia Hardy, (ROW 2) Lainny Ballew, Jodi Stobbe, Robin Beasley, Susan English, Bonnie Blackwell, Renee Waldroop, (ROW 3) Paula Templer, Cindy Ferrier, Noi Hoppe, Lynna Morris, (ROW 4) Debbie Berg, Rosalyn Johnson, Kelly Fornal, Kim N ontrose, Renee DeFord, Sandy Gambill, Donna Luebking, Mary Caswell, Debbie Poley, (ROW 5) Sandra Walstad, Susan Simpson, Susan Dixon, Donna Glass, Ann Blonien, Janet McElwain, Cindy Campbell, Jan Sear, (ROW 6) Marsha Brown, Sandra Walstad, Sharon Ray, Lisa Dickman, Jackie Jaramillo, Tammy Foreman, (ROW 7) Diane Smith, Linda Barnett, Gayle Braddock, Meagan Russell, Rita Cope, Leslie Baker, (PICTURE 3, ROW 1) Bruce Trest, Johnny Hibdon, Bobby Joe Rice, Stan Edmond, Butch Smiley, Mike Weber, (ROW 2) Don Crawford, Terry Mosley, Jim Summitt, Janes Hans, John Ledbetter, Eric Ivester, Keith Kastner, (ROW 3) Mark Mix, Russell Wilson, Bob Jackson, Steve Powell, Frank Bunting, Bill Summitt, Steve Thomason, Coach Randy Sullivan, Coach David Brown, Gary Barrett. (ROW 4) Eddie Childs, Ricky Self, Sonny Tims, Scott Swanson, Dean Smith, Billy Irions, David Dominquez, Ricky Leath. FCA — 145 Athletes earn A's in team sports LETTERING IN one or more sports are A club members (ROW 1) Mike Patterson, johnny Hibdon, Keith Castner, Mike Reber, Barry Mock, Mike Woods, (ROW 2) Jimmy Logsdon, Gary Smith, Chris Biles, Eddy Carder, Kim Johnson, Ricky Self, (ROW 3) Frank Bunting, Ricky Leath, Joe Walstad, Rick Hoehne, Mike foster. Hank Hartsell, Timmy Phillips, Frank Bone. Black History Black History Club is a newly organized club at Altus High. The sponsors are Mr. J.D. Johnson, and Mr. Robert Bostick. Some of the activities the club participated in are Black History Week and the Club visits Langston planning of trips to other colleges for program observation. Officers for Black History Club include Sharon Prince, president; Dewayne Jones, vice-president; Shirley Cooper, secretary. PARTICIPATING IN Afro-American club are (ROW 1) Donna Bridges, Valerie Byrd, Shirley Cooper, (ROW 2) Mike Hodge, Stephanie Warren, Sharon Prince, Mr. Robert Bostick, Dewayne Jones, Randy Hobbs. Black History Club That Altus Band Practice and more practice is the main idea for That Altus Band . Working twelve hours a week through hot and cold and with presentations at football games, the band earned straight superior ratings across the board at marching contest. With a change of instruments and chair tryouts, the students divided into the Symphonic and Concert bands. They were allowed two months to choose and prepare three numbers for Concert Contest on March 10 where they also received superior ratings. The annual spring contest trip was to Virginia for the Apple Blossom Festival where the band participated in field and parade contests. Tours were also taken in Washington D.C. To raise the needed money, the band sold candles and fruit cake, cut wood, washed windows, and held a box social on Valentines' Day. Individual study and participation is a big part of the band. Students have sectionals, tryouts for All-Region and All- State Bands and Solo and Ensemble Contest. Queen coronation was held at the Spring Concert. Also, the John Phillip Sousa was awarded. 148 — Instrumental Music WITH A little help from Steve Perdicaris, Terry Washburn receives pointers on her solo from Mr. Harris. Terry is one of approximately 25 students entering the annual Solo and Ensemble Contest. PERFORMING AT each football game and various assemblies are the 1975-1976 Twirlers. They are (FRONT) Kathy Kenner, Dana Speer, (STANDING) Tina Blackwell, Sharon Tinney, Pam Stevens. With several years of individual training, the rwirlers work out and develop their own routines for each performance WORKING SEVERAL hours a night for four weeks on the All-School Production, SOUTH PACIFIC, are members of the orchestra. They are (ROW 1) Terry Washburn, Teri Bibb, Brenda Reed, Luisa Trevino, Susan Rodgers, Jackie Watson, Sharan Mitchell, (ROW 2) Lisa Woolsey, Laura Bayless, Diane Jackson, Mrs. Dana Craig, Dana Sears, Lisa Dickman, Pam Stevens, Jane Pigg, Jean Perdicaris, (ROW 3) Mr. Larry Harris, director, Jeff Brewer, John Reimer, Mr. Sam Craig, Mr. Gary Ford, Steve Perdicaris, William Haley, Mike Embrey, David Davenport, Kevin Tuttle, Tim Haynie, Tim Mahan. (RIGHT) Beginning with the band hall, Jarrell Latt, Larry Wilson, Amy Oden and Daniel Sherwood practice wiping windows for the annual window washing trek. Instrumental Music — 149 Stage band plays throughout community PLAYING IN the stage band are Larry Harris, director; Diane Jackson, piano; (ROW 1) Terry Washburn, baritone saxophone; Larry Wilson, tenor saxaphone; Daniel Sherwood, tenor saxophone; Willy Armstrong, alto saxophone; Mike Embrey, alto Playing for assemblies and civic organizations is the Altus High Stage Band under the direction of Mr. Larry Harris. Each morning during second hour the stage band practices on all types of music. The band consists primarily of brass and sax. During pep assemblies, the stage band produces spirit and enthusiasm. It is also a major spirit builder at basketball games. ALL-STATE Stage Band members include Joe Stepanovich, trap drums; Steve Perdicaris, trombone; Mike Embrey, alto sax; William Haley, trombone. saxophone; (ROW 2) James Boler, trombone, Glen Gregory, trombone; Shannon Featherston, trombone; Mark Winchester, trombone; Steve Perdicaris, trombone, William Haley, bass trombone; (ROW 3) Joe Stepanovich, trap drums; Timmy Tims, bass guitar; Tim Haynie, lead guitar; Jim Zielke, cornet; Rick Stebbens, cornet; Steve Prince, cornet; David Sherwood, cornet; David Mason, cornet; John Reimer, cornet; Pat Castillo, cornet; Tommy Popchoke, cornet. 150 —Instrumental Music Band members obtain positions AFTER WORKING their way through tryouts, Steve Perdicaris, Dave Davenport, (STANDING) Pam Stevens, Mike Embrey, and Dana Sears obtained positions in All-State Band. OBTAINING POSITIONS in All-Region Band are (ROW 1) Brenda Reed, Susan Ray, Jackie Watson, Jane Pigg, Luisa Trevino, Teri Bibb, Laura Bayless, Terry Washburn, Kathy Kenner. (ROW 2) Jeff Brewer, Richard Schrock, Bob Erchinger, Dave Davenport, Lisa Woolsey, Sharan Mitchell, Shannon Featherston, Jan Sears, Joe Stepanovich, Dan Powell. (ROW 3) Steve Perdicaris, William Haley, Willy Armstrong, Mark Cain, Dana Sears, Mike Embrey, Tim Mahan, Andy Oden, Lisa Dickman. Instrumental Music — 151 Musicians feature patriotic ROW 1 I. Maki Woodard, flute 2. Dana Craun, flute 3. Tina Blackwell, flute 4. June Huffer, flute 5. Ginger Crawford, flute 6. Dana Speer, flute 7. Lee Ann Richeson, flute 8. Jan Sears, flute 9. Susan Rodgers, flute 10. Kathe Euchner, flute II. Diane Jackson, flute 12. Pam Stevens, flute ROW 2 1. Jean Perdicaris, clarinet 2. Teri Bibb, clarinet 3. Terry Washburn, clarinet 4. Kathy Kenner, clarinet 5. Debbie Saindon, bass clarinet 6. Kathy Hill, bass clarinet 7. Shelly Whitwell, bass clarinet 8. Steve Prince, French horn 9. Rebecca Scalf, French horn 10. Donita Speer, French horn 11. Sharan Mitchell, French horn 12. Luisa Trevino, French horn 13. Dana Sears, French horn 14. Susan Hulsey, oboe 15. Lisa Woolsey, oboe 16. April Duval, oboe 17. Tina Acevedo, flute 18. Terry Melvin, flute 19. Tammy Baldwin, flute 20. Diana Clark, flute 21. Anita Lopez, flute ROW 3 1. Angela Troester, clarinet 2. Jackie Watson, clarinet 3. Laura Bayless, clarinet 4. Becky Evans, clarinet 5. LaDonna Poling, clarinet 6. Steve Embrey, clarinet 7. Pam Rogers, clarinet 8. Sharon Tinney, clarinet 9. Leann Beall, clarinet 10. Jane Pigg, bassoon 11. Doug Mineo, cornet 12. Glenn King, cornet 13. Danny Sutherland, cornet 14. Jim Zielke, cornet 15. Kathi Duckworth, cornet 16. Mike Canada, cornet 17. Carl Gaver, cornet 18. Ed Santiago, cornet 19. Marc Fornal, cornet 20. Doug Basden, cornet 21. Larry Killebrew, cornet 22. Amy Oden, tenor sax 23. Larry Wilson, tenor sax 24. Frank Cox, alto sax 25. Brenda Reed, alto sax 26. Susan Ray, alto sax 27. Mark Cain, alto sax 28. Willy Armstrong, alto sax 29. Daniel Sherwood, alto sax 30. Mike Embrey, alto sax ROW 4 1. Diane Kujawa, clarinet 2. Teena Tealsworth, clarinet 3. Phil Howes, clarinet 4. Bob Erchinger, clarinet 5. Janet Reopelle, clarinet 6. Sean Werner, cornet 7. Kendall Payne, cornet 8. Rick Stebbens, cornet 9. David Sherwood, cornet 10. Tommy Popchoke, cornet 11. Pat Castillo, cornet 12. Jeff Brewer, cornet 13. John Reimer, cornet 14. Lonnie Speer, cornet 15. David Mason, cornet 16. Richard Schrock, cornet 17. Lainney Ballew, cornet 18. Jon Mcllnay, baritone 19. David Davenport, baritone 20. Randy McLoud, trombone 21. David Mcllnay, trombone 22. Mark Bellinger, trombone 23. Robert Baldwin, trombone 24. James Boler, trombone 25. Dovle Hunt, trombone 26. Brian Rojan, trombone 27. Shannon Featherston, trombone 28. William Haley, trombone 29. Steve Perdicaris, trombone Instrumental Music ROW 5 1. Tina Batson, drums 2. Lisa Dickman, mallets 3. Charles Conway, drums 4. Kevin Koehler, drums 5. Paul Abernathv, drums 6. Terry Stone, arums 7. Carl jones, drums 8. Kevin Tuttle, drums 9. Joe Stepanovich, drums 10. Mark Harness, drums 11. Dan Powell, drums 12. Bob Tipton, drums 13. Scott Caroll, drums 14. Jackie Jaramillo, drums 15. Ben Kraljev, drums 16. David Ingram, drums 17. Tim Mahan, tuba 18. Andy Oden, tuba 19. Kathy Kuiawa, tuba 20. Frank Walden, tuba 21. James McCarver, tuba 22. Skip Brown, tuba 23. David Black, tuba 24. Mr. Alan Blackshear, assistant director 25. Mr. Gary Ford, assistant director 26. Mr. Sam Craig, assistant director 27. Mr. Larry Harris, director SERVING ON the Band Council of That Altus Band are Jane Pigg, vice-president; Diane Jackson, treasurer; John Reimer, junior representative; Mike Embrey, drum major; Lainney Ballew, drum major; Jackie Jaramillo, senior representative; Shannon Featherston, sophomore representative; Jean Perdicaris, secretary; (SITTING) Joe Stepanovich, president. HERO group learns while serving Members of FHA-HERO made several field trips to fabric stores in the community and to the Tipton Children's Home. Other activities include making clothes for the Escalita Day Care Center and costumes for the Varsity Choir dinner theatre and All- School Production. FHA-HERO members attended a state rally in April. SERVING AS officers of FHA-HERO in the afternoon are (ROW 1) Shirley Cooper, secretary; Sharon Prince, recreation and song leader; Mona High, parliamentarian; (ROW 2) Cathy Faircloth, president; Kathi Hardrick, vice- president; Beverly Baugh, Chaplain; Lisa Cooper, Recreation and song leader. PARTICIPATING IN FHA-HERO are (ROW 1) Carolyn Janeway, Renee Sullivan. Wanda Robinson, Mona High, Sharon Prince, (ROW 2) Paula Snavely, Elva Chavarria, Cathie Stoner, Kathi Hardrick, Jill Kinney, Rosa Dela Rosa, Patricia Jackson, (ROW 3) Jewel Warren, LaReba Price, Debbie Cotner, Cathy Trest, Cathy Faircloth, Shirley Cooper, Lisa Goper, Beverly Baugh, Nena Snavely, Kim Stokes, Debbie Robinson. SERVING AS FHA-HERO officers in the morning are (ROW 1) Cathy Wilson, parliamentarian; Shirley Martin, recreation and song leader; Melba Rodriguez, vice-president; (ROW 2) Susan Woods, historian; Karen Mostella, president; Paula Hensley, secretary Sher- ry Aradondo, recreation and song lead- er. PARTICIPATING IN FHA-HERO are (ROW 1) Toni Alexander, Paris Fields, Donna Bridges, Melba Rodrigues, Shirley Martin, Sherry Arradondo, Debbie Roach, Geraldine Lenard, Debra Willis, Sherron McKinney, (ROW 2) Paula Hensley, Sue Woods, Cheryl Killgore, Cathy Wilson, Jennifer Arradondo, Desiree Walker, Carol Coursey, Thersa Robertson, Patricia Jones, Melba Huddleston, Janie Rodriguez, Regina Hukill, Pat Nolen, Vicky Guerra, Rebecca Rodriguez, (ROW 3) Kay Turpin, Christ Mostella Karen Mostella , Nadine Jenkins, Shirley Barnes, Virginia Snowden, Diane Seaburger, Valerie Tipton, Sharron Davis, Diane Funk, Brenda Mires, Dina Willis, Beth Marler, Lori Weatherly, Consetta Harris. HERO - 155 VICA MEMBERS of the morning group include (ROW 1) Mike LaFerney, David Kristofek, Wesley Reynolds, Ricky Mechanics PARTICIPATING IN the afternoon group are (ROW 1) Darrell Smith, William Smith, Stanley McVey, Brian Koehler, Collins, James Rankhorn, Don Loper, Miller, Terry Hall, Bill Jolly. (ROW 2) Kevin Snyder, Larry Madison, David Madison, Steve Armstrong, Mike class learns by experience Lonnie Speer, (ROW 2) Bobby Tipton, Kohler, Gary Stogner, Joe Gallop, Tom Gambill, Don Deweese, Gary Romondo Solis. Christian, (ROW 3) Robert Lee, Kevin LEARNING CARPENTRY skills during school time are (ROW 1) jerry Gilley, Randy Jasinski, Mr. Robert Killebrew, advisor, Frank Bone, Stan Edmond, (ROW 2) Eddy Grimes, David Dominguez, Robert Chronister, Mike Stevens, Tim Phillips, Richard Anderson, Robert Kuykendall. PARTICIPATING IN VICA are Tom Gray, Lynn Linton, Tommy Jackson, (STANDING IN CENTER) Mr. Robert Jeff Bennett, (ROW 2) Bill Wright, Jimmy Killebrew, (ROW 1) Lyndell Halstead, Rushing Jerry Beavers, Mike Gallagher, Students prepare for careers Sponsored by Mr. Robert Killebrew, the vocational carpentry department helps students develope a career for the future. The students build houses to acquire the skill of carpentry. Each year, the students build a house for a different sponsor, who finances the house until it is sold. In auto mechanics, the students learn the proper functions of cars, and how to fix broken parts as well as maladjustments. Through actual experience and practice, the students learn and improve their knowledge, giving them the advantage of a successful career and future. John Rogers, Larry Morgan, Willie Stevenson. DECA stresses on the job training Willie Sierer was elected president of Distributive Education Clubs of America, Altus Chapter at the first meeting last fall. Other officers elected were Joe Stepanovich, vice-president; Terri Cox, secretary; Cindy Scalf, treasurer, Donna Kelly, historian; Marie Heitz, reporter; Cindy Moats, parliamentarian, and Kevin Luebking, photographer. DECA members have been involved in an officers training conference, state leadership development conference and mini conferences. Each year they take a field trip to the Apparel Mart in Dallas, Tex. DECA stresses job responsibilities and each student gains valuable experience. (PICTURE ABOVE) Joe Stepanovich and BELOW) Terri Cox and Mr. Harold Micky Tims discuss the latest in men's Spencer have trouble keeping up with fashions at the Model T. (PICTURE quick, changing women's fashions. Hickey-Freeman suits are sold by Mr. Johnny Diltz and Willie Sierer at the Surrey Shop. ACTIVE MEMBERS of the Distributive Education Clubs of America, Altus Chapter are (ROW 1) Cindy Scalf, James Brown, Marie Heitz, Joe Stepanovich, Terri Cox, Willie Sierer, Donna Kelley, Cindy Moats, Kevin Luebking, (ROW 2) Pam Gossage, Randall Gordon, Lisa Thacker, Shirlene Sims, Noi Hoppe, Lanita Haney, Tina Walker, Julie Solis, Chris Payne, Dwight Cash, (ROW 3) Frank Marshall, Linda Barnett, Raymond Turner, Max Barnett, Tony Glenn, Cheri Arnoldy, Cheryl Grimes, Susan Hulsey, Karen Kinney, (ROW 4) Steve Watson, Ricky Sikes, Bo Ellerbee, David Cribble, Mark Walker, Scott Madl, Paul Coates. This picture was taken at the Sagamar at one of the Chapter's monthly breakfasts. HELPING TO raise the spirit as well as a little money, DECA had a car bash during Spirit Week. It didn't take these Bulldogs long to make scrape metal. BO ELLERBEE and Donna Kelly worked long hours on the DECA Christmas float. Its theme was service to the community. Distributive Education Clubs Of America FFA Group competes Future Farmers of America members participate in speaking contests, judging contests, leadership conferences, fairs and other farm related activities. To help pay the cost of these activities, each year they sponsor a slave sale and a sausage sale. The FFA school service project this year was sponsoring a parliamentary procedure workshop. The annual FFA banquet was held in the spring. At that time special awards were made to members and patrons and the new Sweetheart was crowned. SERVING as officers of FFA are (ROW 1) Bobby Petcoff, sentenil; Mark Nichols, president; Mitzi Byrd, sweetheart; Mary Reece, secretary; Jan Oden, Chaplain; Lawrence Brock, treasury; (ROW 2) Mr. Kent Metcalf, advisor; Bruce Farqhar, reporter; Mike Patterson, vice-president; John Barrett, parlimentarian. ACTIVE MEMBERS of FFA include (ROW 1) Kent Gambill, Larry Willis, Bobby Miller, Bobby Petcolff, Johnny Cline, Tommy Abernathy, John Thompson, Mark Nichols, Jimmy Logsdon, Mitzi Byrd, Lawrence Brock, Dean Olson, Phil Richardson, Butch Connor, Todd Simpson, Danny Carrizalas, Mary Reece, Mike Patterson, Kent Metcalf, Howard Hicks, (ROW 2) Dan Vinyard, Kenneth Perry, Steve Jameson, John Willis, Sam Vinyard, Larry Killebrew, Jan Oden, Bruce McCarver, Paul Hickerson, Bruce Farqhar, Doyle Harrold, Terry Buckner, John Barrett, Jarrell Lett. FRESHMAN PARTICIPATING in FFA are (ROW 1) Sreve Welch, Lynn Sirmons, Tony Hughen, Kenna Metcalf, Teresa Perry, Kathy Reinschmiedt, Larry Woodward, Mitzi Bryd, Ronnie Sikes, Mitch Worrell, Roy Poole, Robert Duval, Jimmy Petkoff, Ronald Ladd, James Collier, Kent Metcalf, Adviser, (ROW 2) Jerry Woodword, Ernest Simpson, Charles Huddleston, Elda Roberts, Kevin Prock, Kenneth Fowler, Robert Gormley, Charles Tucker, Steve Morren, Dale Roberts, Joe Howard. Vocational Council organizes celebration This year the Vocational Youth Leadership Council organized activities for the National Vocational Clubs of America national recognition week in February. To make the public aware of their activities they visited junior high schools, made speeches and gave a program on ACTV-2. The Council consists of representatives from each of the Altus vocational organizations. MEMBERS OF the Vocational Youth Leadership Council and the organizations they represent are Karen Mostella, vocational sewing; Sharon Prince, vocational sewing; Bruce Farquer, FFA; Mark Nichols, FFA; Frank Bone, VICA; Timmy Phillips, VICA; Richard Anderson, VICA; Joe Stephnovich, DECA; Cindy Scalf, DECA; Willie Sierer, DECA. MEMBERS AND sponsors of the Vocational Youth Leadership Council and the organizations they represent are Mrs. Jon Jackson, Child Care; Mr. Killebrew, Carpentry; Mr. Vineyard, Auto Mechanics; Mr. Metcalf, FFA; Mr. Gall, DECA; Mrs. Thomas, Fashion Design. Vocational Youth Leadership Council — 161 Psych classes learn mind conditioning Mr. Litsch's psychology class participates in various activities which include a survival course, conditioning of animals, and experiments which deal with the mind. During the meetings of Psychology Club, movies are shown and experiments and projects are worked on Members of Psychology Club have shirts which identify the club and may be worn by any club member. President of Psychology Club this year is Amy Oden. MR. JIM LITSCH, Mary Reece and Tonya Killian put Ringo through his paces. This racoon was used to demonstrate animal conditioning. STUDENTS WHO successfully complete Psychology I are allowed to enroll in Psychology II and become a member of the club. Psych II members are (ROW 1) Tonya Killian, Laridy Ressler, Diana Seeburger, Eddie Graham, (ROW 2) Tami Ratcliffe, Shirlene Sims, Mary Reece, Jeri Cromartie, Carol Brennecke, (ROW 3) Beki Lemmon, John Ledbetter, Amy Oden, Steve Watson, Rosalyn Johnson, Mark Harness, Lisa Thacker and Tim Roscover. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB I members are (ROW 1) Chrishell Kirby, jody Laing, Kathy Glass, Terri Overcast, (ROW 2) Cherry Stout, Jackie Jaramillo, Gay White, Tina Crossland, Sue Weyer, (ROW 3) Tina Winstead, Sharon Ray, Judy Loos, Donna Glass, Ricky Leath, Mary Logsdon, Rhonda Beltz. DONALD STARR was the only member of Psychology II club to successfully complete the survival course. Psychology Club — 163 STUDENTS ARE always wanting a change. Psychology II class has the choice of sitting in a regular classroom desk or relaxing on a carpet during their classtime. Many students felt that change just for the sake of change was not always best. First year Psychology Club members are (ROW 2) Brenda Chumley, Toni Ewing, Moody, Don Crawford, Joey Boles, Mark (ROW 1) Leslie Baker, Cindy Ferrier, Cin- Tammy Gillen, Cindy Beaird, Pam Gos- Flood, James Lockwood, Steve Smith, dy Worley, Jodi Stobbe, Kathy Owens, sage, Beth Wright (ROW 3) Dane Randy Thacker, Chris Biles. 164 — Psychology PSYCHOLOGY CLUB I members are (ROW 1) Lori Dorman, Mary Zepeda, Maki Woodard, Sandra Murphy, Emma Solis, Richard Schrock, Jeff Brewer, ONE OF THE largest clubs at Altus High School, other members of Psychology I are (ROW 1) Janie Waldroop, Laura Bell, Debbie McIntyre, Helen Copeland, (ROW 2) Kelly Cox, Cindy Campbell, Ju lie Solis, Teena Tealsworth, Rod Marcha, Lori Wilburn, Ellen Beebe, Pat Anderson, Jim Janeway, (ROW 3) Mike Berry, Don (ROW 2) Joyce Graham, Mary Rico, Nor- ma Chambliss, Donna Allen, Debbie Burnes, Debbie Berg, (ROW 3) Robert Colston, George Goff, Chuck DiGia- Jones, Dan Bailey, Billy Graham, David Keenum, Randy Tevebaugh, Terry Mar tin. Rusty Pogue, Carl Jones. como, Mike Crawford, Daniel Bayless, Steve Whitwell, Darlene Smith. ATHLETICS Altus enters state playoffs ALTUS f ! l I 10 A 11 .. IS'17 ,19 ,20 MEMBERS OF the 1975-1976 Varsity Football team are (ROW 1) Joey Gregg, Barry Mock, Frank Bunting, Mike Reber, Eddy Carder, Tony Lucich, Bubbles Prince, Bobby Petkoff, Kevin Crowley, Ralph Curry, Don Crawford, Timmy Phillips. (ROW 2) Byron Paul, Barry Crowley, Mike Patterson, Tim Felton, Jeff Stobbe, Timmy Tims, Coach Richard Coates, Rick Hoehne, Donald Starr, Eddie Graham, Russell Wilson, Frank Bone, Brian Rader. (ROW 3) Johnny Hibdon, Steve Wray, Rob King, Rob Barnes, Flank Hartsell, Timmy Walker, Gary Smith, Coach David Brown, Eddie Childs, David Domiquez, Mike Walker, L.C. Flemons, Bobby Jackson. (ROW 4) Mike Foster, Joe Walstad, Randy Thacker, John Thompson, Cary McGregor, Alvin Chandler, Coach Bob Hart, Coach Jack Diltz, Coach Mike Copeland, Mark Jenkins, Steve King, Rick Leath, Charles Cotton, Chris Hamel, Jimmy Logsdon. (ROW 5) Chris Biles, Billy Summit, Coach Jim Cromartie, Stan Edmond, Ricky Self. 168 - Football third year in a row PLEASED BY a defensive interception, Coach Jim Comartie prepares the offensive team for a scoring drive. Coach Cromartie has been head Coach of the Bulldog team for seven years. EXCITEMENT MOUNTS on the Bulldog sideline as they roll up the score to another triumphant victory. Starting on a low note with no where to go but up the Bulldogs closed the season on the top of the doghouse. Head Coach Jim Cromartie and his able assistants fielded the best ever team at the Altus High School. The season had its headaches but it also had the thrilling moments for coaches, players and spectators. From the very beginning the Bulldogs had the winning combination and went on to the quarter finals. AS THE game starts, (RIGHT) the Bulldgos know what they're up against but that doesn't stop them. Their goals were set high and even though their record has its flaws the Bulldogs fielded a mighty fine team this year. Rolling up the score once again for the Bulldogs is Bubba Starr 42. Altus hits quarter finals Breaking loose and running for a touchdown is senior quarterback Frank Bunting 15. AHS Destroys Duncan 38-6 The Altus High Bulldogs, parlaying a devastating offensive attack with a crushing defense, overpowered helpless Duncan 38-6 at Hightower Memorial Stadium in the season opener for both teams. Altus' offense scored on five of eight possessions in the game, scoring all four times it got the ball in the second half. Meanwhile, the Bulldogs' new-name defense was stiffer than a board, limiting Duncan to 122 yards total offense, 65 by rushing and 57 passing. Altus unleashed a fleet brace of backs, 10 altogether, that jolted the proud Demon defense for 426 yards rushing. Bulldogs Tame Vernon Lions 19-18. The Altus-Vernon football game looked a little like a baseball doubleheader, with Altus winning the first game before Vernon bounced back to take the second contest. The highly-ranked Altus Bulldogs jumped to a 19-6 advantage before intermission,then had to hold on for dear life to shun a second half rally by the stubborn Lions and escape back across theRed River with a har- fought 19-18 victory. The triumph upped Altus' season ledger to 2-0. The Bulldogs, who had 188 yards rushing and 43 passing and nine first downs in the first half with their devastating attack, went flat in the 170 — Football second half, mustering only 58 yards total offense and just two first downs. Altus appeared to have things going its way throughout the first half. The Bulldogs took only three plays on their first possession to move 59 yards for a touchdown. Vernon must not have liked the taste of being dominated. The stubborn Lions came out for the second half ready to play and the tide of the game took an abrupt turn in favor of Vernon. It quickly became obvious that whatever it was the Lions lacked in the first half, they were going to make up for in the second half. Bulldogs Clobber Clinton 34-0 The Altus Bulldogs, who must have realized at intermission that they were on the brink of an upset of major proportions, exploded for 34 points in the second half to turn back stubborn Clinton, 34-0 at Hightower Memorial Stadium. The No. 3-ranked Red Tornadoes of Class 2A came to Altus ready to play, and were surprisingly locked in a scoreless stalemate with the Class 4A's No. 1-ranked Bulldogs. But that woke the sleeping giant, and Altus finally put it together after intermission. The Bulldogs scored every time they got the ball in the second half except when the clock ran out on Altus' final possession, and even then AHS was threatening to score again. Clinton never seriously threatened. The Red Tornadoes deepest penetration were to the Altus 35 and 36 late in the game but GREGG'S interception and another theft by BYRON PAUL stamped out those threats. The Bulldogs threatened to score Byran Paul No. 30 reaches for the stars as he attemps to catch a Bulldog pass. twice in the first half but failed to light the scoreboard. Coach Jim Cromartie's crew wasn't to be denied in the second half, however, as quarterback EDDY CARDER rolled 64 yards for a touchdown in only five plays the first time it got the ball. AHS Overpowers Shawnee — 25-7 With quarterback FRANK BUNTING pulling the trigger, the No. 1-ranked Altus Bulldogs suddenly exploded for two touchdowns to break open a scoreless deadlock in the second quarter and powered past Shawnee, 25-7, in a slam-bang Boomer Conference football opener here. The smooth-operating BUNTING who relieved starter EDDY CARDER in the second period, engineered four touchdown drives. The senior signal- caller scored himself on runs of two and 15 yards and completed three of four passes for 52 steps. Altus halfback RAYMOND PRINCE ripped through the Shawnee defense for a game-leding 95 yards and scored on a nine-yard burst. Bulldogs Maul Moore 26-3 Altus High's bending but unbreakable defense and opportunistic offense kept the No. 1-ranked Bulldogs unbeaten in five games with a 26-3 Boomer Conference victory over Moore. The Bulldogs' defense, led by ROB KING. MIKE REBER and BYRON PAUL, absorbed attack after attack from the upset-minded Lions, who drove to within the Altus 10-yard line on three occasions but failed to score a touchdown. Altus' quick — striking wishbone offense, always ready to capitalize on opponents' mistakes, cashed in on a pair of interceptions by cornerback BYRON PAUL converting them into a pair of touchdowns — and upped its Boomer record to 2-0. It masrked the first time in six years that the Bulldogs have jumped to a 5- 0 start. Bulldogs Subdue Ike 28-20 Altus, getting away from the mistakes that plagued it early, got its high- power offense in gear long enough in the second and third quarter to turn back stubborn Lawton Eisenhower, 28- 20, in a Boomer Conference game Friday night before a homecoming crowd at Hightower Memorial Stadium. The Bulldogs got long touchdown runs of 20 and 67 yards from quarterback FRANK BUNTING in the second period, then collected halfback RAYMOND PRINCE in the third Boomer triumph. Altus Turns Back Stubborn Pats — 14-6 The Alius Bulldogs, parlaying a lightning-like offense and a crushing defense, turned back a strong Putnam City West crew, 14-6, in a hard- hitting Boomer Conference football slugfest here. Altus, which entered the game ranked No. 2 in the state in Class 4A, kept its unbeaten skein intact at 7-0 and remained one of only two unbeaten teams in the Boomer Conference, along with Norman which decked previously unbeaten Lawton, 14-7 at Lawton. Bulldogs Give Lawton Whipping — 43-6 Through the years, old rivals Altus and Lawton have had some great football games. But the last meeting between the two Boomer Conference schools was not one of them. Altus, with an explosive wishbone attack, and a hardnosed, big-play defense, scored the first four limes it got of the Wolverines at Hightower Memorial Stadium. A capacity crowd of approximately 5,000 saw the Bulldogs, ranked No. 2 in Class 4A, score on the second play of the game RICK HOEHNE, Altus' warhorse fullback, bolted 51 yards for a touchdown the first time he touched the ball. EDDIE GRAHAM booted the extra point and Altus took a 7-0 lead with Dodging all tackles is Frank Bunting No. 15 as he heads for paydirt. Football — 171 only 46 seconds having elapsed in the game. After the LHS score. Altus roared 69 yards in six plays to make it 14-6. A 34-yard scamper by heady quarterback FRANK BUNTING, on a second and nine, ended at the Lawton 34. Nifty halfback RAYMOND PRINCE hit for seven and nine yards before halfback DON STARR took a pitch around the left side for 11 yards to the Wolverine three-yard line. Then PRINCE barged over from two yards out. Norman nips AHS 15-8 Altus allowed offensive miscues to halt two scoring dives i the first half and another in the second before finally hitting paydirt. With the Bulldogs trailing 15-0 midway in the fourth period, Eddie Carder, who turned in a very commendable job at cornerback for the Bulldogs, replaced FRANK BUNTING at quarterback. CARDER ignited the Bulldogs by engineering a 57-yard, 10-play scoring march that had been set up by DAVE HARRIGAN'S recovery of a Norman fumble at the Tiger 43. Fullback RICK HOEHNE, the real workhorse on the drive, put Altus on the scoreboard on a three-yard run with 4:02 left to play. Halfback DON STARR took a pitch from CARDER and raced around the left end for the tw-point conversion and Altus had sliced the Tiger margin to 15 -8. Tulsa Upends Altus 36-16 Altus, which went into the game with an 8-1 mark and ranked number 4, finished its season with a fine 8-2 ledger. Altus finally began to show signs of life. Quarterback FRANK BUNTING hit tight end RICK LEATH with a 13-yard pass and halfback DON STARR raced 10 yards for another first down to the Hale 43. Lead by fullback RICK HOEHNE who gathered in 73 yards on 10 carries. Altus scored twice in the fourth quarter against Hale's reserves. BUNTING went 5 for 13 passing and gained 44 yards on 5 carries to aid in leading the attack for the Bulldogs. OUT FOR a long pass is Byron Paul to score a good play. ESCAPING FROM a near tackle is quarterback Frank Bunting. GOING FOR some extra yards is Bryon Paul in the Great Bulldog defense. 172 —Football Walstad makes South All-State first team Mr. Bob Wenk is currently the athletic director at AHS. His daily routine entails planning schedules for all sports events, providing transportation to and from meets for school players and providing the publicity necessary for school and community support. joe Walstad has been selected this year to play on the South All-State team. He was also selected by the Oklahoma high school coaches and the Jim Thorpe Award Committee as one of the eight outstanding football players for the 1975 season. Joe has been a starter for three years at Altus High. He has been starting as both offensive and defenseive tackle this season. We are very pleased for Joe. He has given a lot of effort and time and this is just one small way to recognize an outstanding individual in a team sport. said Coach Cromartie. THE VARSITY cheerleaders lead the Altus High Bulldogs on the field to fight another tough battle. Football — 173 Team cooperation leads to victories COMPRISING THE Bulldog basketball team are (ROW 1) Kim lohnson, Kevin Harrington, Ricky leath, Bruce Harrington, Rod Moody, Coach J.D. Team work and individual power led the Big Blue Machine to a rewarding experience when the scoreboard noted that those hours of practice paid off with winning scores. New to the Bulldogs coaching staff is J.D. Johnson and Larry Weber. J.D. Johnson works with the sophomores this year. Completing his seventh year as head mentor, Coach Clester Harrington is totally dedicated to the game. Day after day he leads the teams over the basic fundamentals that lead to Bulldog success. Action shots in this section are courtesy of Altus-times Democrat, Keith Floyd, sports editor. Johnson (ROW 2) Coach Clester Harrington, Eddy Carder, Joe Alexander, Raymond Prince, Brice Dille, Chip Neese, Jeff Stobbe, Charles Cullop, IF SUPERMAN can do it — Bruce Harrington can do it — up, up, and Byron Paul, Rob Alexander, Gary Stevenson, Coach Mark Weber. away, 2 points put away. 174 — Basketball Girls excell in athletics PRODUCING A winning season by hard work are Girl's Varsity team members (ROW 1) Vanesa Martin, Diane Riley, LeeAnn Cooper, Delynda Barnes, Cathy Wisson, Gay White, Yvonne Tolbert (ROW 2) Coach Randy Sullivan, Patrice Chapman, Linda Barnett, Beverly Baugh, Tamara Frank, Angela Giles, Nancy Sumrall, Cheryl Kilgore, Coach Rick Moss. OOP!! YVONNE Tolbert you've got warm-ups are very important to the girls Delynda Barnes in a mess again. Game it gets them ready for anything. Since pioneer days Altus High School has had a girl's basketball team. The 14 girls on the team work hard to present to the student body and to the public their best playing. Far from being the usual idea of a girl excelling in athletics, each player must be a good student and wish to work in a team in order to remain on the athletic eligibility list. Many extra hours of practice must be put in to keep the team in shape, but the girls are always ready to work more if it is needed to improve their game. Basketball — 175 THE RETURNING Seniors for the Bulldogs this season are LEFT TO RIGHT, Bulldogs this year are LEFT TO RIGHT, J.D. Johnson, Clester Harrington (Head Rod Moody 10, Bruce Harrington 25 Coach) and Larry Weber, and Kim Johnson 12. Coaching the (ABOVE): Rod Moody was heard to say I knew I didn't need that step ladder! (BELOW): Don't crowd I (Diane Riley) got it made. Lassie basketball enthusiasm gained momentum as the season progressed with the best record the Altus Lassies have had. They also devote a great amount of time and effort into the development of a successful year. Coaching the Lassie's for a second season is Coach Randy Sullivan. He has shown eagerness and ability to work with the girls. Reporting each morning at eight o'clock for team work outs, the lassies go that extra mile it takes to have a top notch ball club. 176 - Basketball GIRLS GAINING experience for next year's Varsity team are (ROW 1) Shirley Barnes, Gay Bassett, Teresa Everett, Carla Eldred, Beverly Roberts, (ROW 2) Coach Randy Sullivan, Yvonne Dedmond, Tamara Frank, Angela Giles, Nancy Sumrall, Rhonda Cornelius, Cheryl Kilgore, Coach Rick Moss. Junior Varsities strive for excellence WORKING HARD for a winning season are the Junior Varsity team members. They are (ROW 1) Gary Stevenson, Joe Alexander, Byrum Paul, Kelly Cox, Anthony Giles, Jeff Stobbe, Rob Alexander, Alvin Chandler, Coach Johnson, (ROW 2) Brad Chandler, Alfred Flemings, Darryl Wilson, David Horton, Jimmy Beavers, Clark Huey, Alphonso Kilgore, Boone Copeland, Elda Roberts. Basketball — 177 UP FOR another bucket is 14 Junior Rick Leath as the worried Shawnee Wolves are hopefully waiting for a rebound. WHILE SENIOR LecAnn Cooper 31 sets up for a layup, fellow team mates prepare to recover the rebound. Each Lassie is always ready and waiting for the unexpected. The Lassies work as a unit not as individuals. These are a few of the things that make the Lassies what they are. 178 — Basketball (PICI) GOING up for another lay-up is sophomore Vanessa Martin. (PIC2) Out in the open Bruce Harrington rolls up the score with 2 more points. (PIC3) This years high scorer on the Lassie team is Senior Diane Riley. Basketball — 179 Wrestlers tie for Boomer Conference The main point in wrestling is to get loose, move around, and learn to concentrate. Each day the wrestlers go through a few drills and penetrations to get them ready for the matches. On nice days the wrestlers run a mile or two to get in shape. Coach Hall plays a very important part by watching the wrestlers during practicing matches and telling them what each needs to work on. Each afternoon they hold discussions on the things they think they need to work on, so they will be ready for their next matches. (PIC 4) SENIOR JOHNNY Hibdon seems to be pulling another one over on Sophomore Kenneth Fowler. STARTING OUT strong. Doug Hawkins seems to be in control with the Bulldogs on top again. (PIC 2) With a little bit of work and strain, Doug Hawkins seems to be achieving his goal! (PIC 3) Coming out the victor again is Doug Hawkins. B team runner-up in Del City Tourney PARTICIPATING ON the B team this year is (ROW 1) Ronnie Sikes Freddie Dorrens, Perry Robinson, Perry Cooper, (ROW 2) Kyle Boaldin, Willie Williams, Melvin Igner, Eddie Snow, Phil Briggs, (ROW 3) Tim Adams, Kevin Rieckert, Kenneth Fowler, Charles Cotton, Barry Crowley, Cary McGregor, Ricky Flemons. LEADING THE Bulldogs through a winning season is Head Coach Howard Hall. 182 — Wrestling bulldog 141 POUND Rick Puckett won a superior decision over David Turvaville of Hobart 11-0. Rick's season record this year is 16-6. RICK JOHNSON ws decisioned 6-3 by David Barton, of Putnam City West at 115 pounds. Ricky's season record this yeasr 18-6-1. Ricky has had a very good season. 101 POUND Ricky Powell got the Bulldogs started off on the right foot by defeating Shelby Bullard 6-2. Bullard had beated Powell 4-2 in the Geary tournament. Ricky's season record is 19-6. Rick has had a very rewarding season Wrestling — 183 ACTING SOLEMN and busy during their conference hour is Mrs. Betty Heffel and Mr. Jim Litsch (PIC 1). Colleen Moriarity (PIC 2) concentrates on a yearbook layout while little brother Ricky Flemons has the advantage over big brother L. C. Flemons (PIC 3) during wrestling practice. (PIC 4) Things aren't what they appear to be, but what you think they are as seen in Bubbles Prince's sunglasses. Ready to investigate the new Altus High School library is Jane Pigg 184 — Closing llSlfL UUi (PIC 5). Getting an early start on going home are (PIC 6) Scott Carroll, Darrell McKamey, Tony Luna and Judy Donohoe. Our yellow buses are always prepared to go. Jan Hurley and Karen Kinney study while Jenny Arradondo dreams as the early morning sun gleams through the window (PIC 7). ADMINISTERING TO the minor medical needs of the student body is Mrs. Peggy Coursey, (PIC 1) school nurse. She must keep vaccination records on each child in the Altus school system. During a break in the Varsity Choir Dinner Theatre, (PIC 2) Pam Kastner and Terri Cox give big smiles for the camera. Attaining in-classroom experience in child care is Edwina Willeford. (PIC 3) Here she aides Christy Fancher and Marissa Cue at Will Rogers Elementary School. Acting their usual selves are the new Four Musketeers, (PIC 4) Amber McGee, Mrs. Joyce Chisum, Kim Smith and Cindy Worley. (PIC 5) Sparking spirit for the Bulldogs is LeeAnn Dial. Closing — 187 Abbreviation Key AAC - Afro-American Club AASP - Artwork on All School Production AC - A Club (Lettermen) ACTV - Altus Cable Television ART - Art Club ATT - Attendents All Dist - All District All St - All State All Sch Pro - All School Production All Reg Band - All Regional Band All St Band - All State Band All St Choir - All State Choir Band - Band Baseb - Baseball BB - Basketball BC - Biology Club Capt - Captain Chap - Chaplain Cheer - Cheerleader Chorus - Chorus COLLAR - COLLAR DECA - Distributive Education Clubs of America D Major - Drum Major Drt - Drill Team Ed - Editor FB - Football FCA - Fellowship of Christian Athletes FFA - Future Farmers of America FHA - Future Homemakers of America F)A - Future Journalists of America FR - French Club FTA - Future Teachers of America Glee - Glee Club GOGS - Girls on the Go Golf - Golf HC - Ffomecoming Senior A KATHY ALEXANDER - FJA 3; Pres; YB 3, section edi- tor; PC 3, VP; Salt Pepper Shakers; BC; FCA 3; HR 3; SS 2; TA 2; JR-SR Banquet; Dinner Theatre; glee DEBBIE DIANE ALLEN - Tennis; FCA; glee; HR; PC; PSY; Spanish; JR-SR BANQUET CARALL ALLEN FCA 2; PC 2; Psy; TA; Jr-Sr Banquet PATRICIA ANDERSON - HR; PSY STEVE ARMSTRONG - Baseb; FB; FFA 2; VICA 2 WILLIAM J. ARMSTRONG JR. - All Reg Band; Band 3; HR 2 SHERRI ASHCRAFT - Band; CECA; TA 2 B CHRISTOPHER MARK BILES - AC; ACT 2; Band; Cho- rus; Collar; FB 3; FCA 3; Glee; Psy; RB 2; Spanish Jr-Sr Banquet; FJA 2 TAMMI BOHANNAN - FCA; VB 3; Softball 3; Glee; HR 3; OHS; PC; VC 2; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theatre FRANK C. BONE - FB 3; FFA 2; Off Aid 3; VICA 2, 188 — Senior Profiles HERO - Home Economics Related Occupations Hist - Historian HR - Honor Roll JETS - Junior Engineering Technological Society LC - Latin Club Lib - Librarian Mgr - Manager NHS - National Honor Society NMSF - National Merit Semi-finalist NMCS - National Merit Commended Student NYC - Neighborhood Youth Corp Off Aid - Office Aid OHS - Oklahoma Honor Society Pari - Parliamentarian PC - Pep Club Pres - President Psy - Psychology Qn - Queen RB - Radio Broadcasters Reporter - Reporter Rep - Representative Sec - Secretary SC - Student Council Spanish - Spanish SS - Spirit Steppers TA - Teacher Aid Track - Track Treas - Treasurer T Ten - Top Ten TWLR - Twirler VC - Varsity Choir VICA - Vocational Industrial Clubs of America VP - Vice President Wrest - Wrestling Yrb - Yearbook Profiles pres.; AC DEBBIE BOWSER - Chorus 3; Glee; HR 3; Lib; Off Aid; PC 3; Spanish 2; TA; Jr-Sr Banquet CATHY LYNN BOX - Band 2; FCA; PC; Psy 2; TA JEFFREY BREWER - All Sch Pro; All Reg Band; Band 3; BC 2; HR 3; Jets 2; OHS; Psy; TA CAROL LINDA BRENNECKE - FJA; ACTV; BC; Collar, ed; FCA 2; FR 2; Tennis; Glee; HR 3; Off Aid; OHS 3; PC; Psy 2; RB; TA; Yrb; Jr-Sr Banquet DENNIS LYNN BRISCOE - DECA; FFA; HR; Psy 2 TERESA ANN BROGDON - Art; TA 2 JULIE G. BROWNE - BC, sec.; Tennis; Glee HR 3; TA; Jr-Sr Banquet SUSAN LYNN BUCK - PC 3, unit leader; ACTV; All Sch Pro 2; BC; Chorus 3; FCA; FTA; Glee; HR 3; OHS 3; Spanish 2; SS 2; TA; VC 2; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner The- ater FRANK BUNTING - AC 3; FB 3; FCA 3; HR 3; Jets; OHS 3; Spanish, escort; TOP T 3; Jr-Sr Banquet; Presidential Appointment Air Force Academy and West Point; Boy's State LANIE BADGER - All Sch. Pro. 3; Cheer; Collar 2; Glee; Pc 2 Psy. 2; Spanish NANCY BANKSTON - FCA 2; Fr.; HR. 3; Jets; Off. Aid; PC 2; Psy; ss; Jr.-Sr. Banquet; Dinner Theatre LESLIE BAKER - VCA 1; V.B. 2; HR 2; Off. Aid 1; PC 3 Psy 1; Track 2; FHA 2; Girls athl. Assn. 2; Photography Club; PC unit leader; VP. LAINNEY BALLEW - ACTV 2; All Sch. Pro; Band 3; Hist.; D. major. CATHY McNEILL BAREFOOT - BC.; Soph. Glee; HR; Off Aid 2; PC; Psy; Vrb. 2; Section ed; FJA 2; Jr.-Sr. Banquet SCOTT BATSON - Art; Band; HR. 2; Psy. CINDI BEAIRD - FR.; Gym; Psy; Drama. ROBERT BECERRA - Art 2; Band; Base b. 2; FB; Golf; Hr 3; Spanish 2; TA ELLEN BEEBE - BCI; DECA; FCA 1; Glee; Off. Aid 1; PC 2; Psy 1; TAI SHARI BELLIZZI - BC; Cheer 2; Glee; HR 2; PC 3; Psy 2; Span. VC 2; Jr.-Sr. Banquet; Dinner Theatre JERRY BEVERS - VICA 3 C PAULA CAMPBELL - Band, flag girl; Collar, page edi- tor; F.C.A.; HR; Off Aid; PC; RB, TA 3 ROBERT DOUGLAS CAMPFIELD - VICA ELLOID J. CARRISALEZ - Spanish NORMA CHAMBLISS - Chorus 2; FTA: HR 2; PC 2; Psy; Spanish 2; TA PATRICE CHAPMAN - BB 3 GARY CHRISTIAN - Track; VICA 2 BRENDA LOU CHUMLEY - BC 2; Tennis; Glee; HR, JETS 2; Lib; PC 2; Psy; Spanish; TA; Jr-Sr Banquet DELOIS CLARK - 4-H; Cheer 4; VB 4; Hr 3; JR-Sr Banquet; HEC LINDA JEAN CLARK - BB 3; Psy; Track RITA MARIE COPE - All Sch Pro 2; BC; FCA 3; FTA 2; Glee; HR 3; PC 3; unit leader; TA; VC 2; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theater LEA ANN COOPER - BB 3; VB 2; PC 2; TA SHIRLEY COOPER - BHC, sec; Gym; VB, Glee; HERO 2, sec; HR; PC BRAD COST - ACTV; All Sch Pro 3; Band 2; Psy; RB; VC 2; Jr-Sr banquet; Dinner Theatre CAROL LYNN COURSEY - HERO; HR 3; OHS TERESA ANN COX - All Sch Pro; BC; Chorus; DECA 2, reporter; sec, Qn; HR 3; Glee; OHS; PC 2, unitleader; RB; SS; YB 2; Jr-Sr banquet; Dinner Theatre; FJA; Who's Who 2 JERI CROMARTIE - All Sch Pro; FCA 2; Off Aide 2; PC 2; Psy 2, Treas RAY CROWDER - Psy; TA BARRY VAUGHN CROWLEY - AC; FB 4; FCA; Wrest 4 CHARLIE CULLOP - Baseb; BB 4 D SHARRON DAVIS - FFA; VB 2; Capt; Softball 2; HERO: Lib; TA CHERI DAY - HR 3; OHS 2; TA MICHAEL P. DEAL - TA ELOEANA DELZER - Child Care CHUCK DIGIACOMO - BC; FB 2; FR 2; VB; Tennis 2; JETS; Psy; TA BRICE DILLE - BB 3; FCA; HR 3; OHS 2; T Ten 2 TERESA JEANETTE DILLMAN - BB; VB TONI DONICE EWING - BC 2; Collar; Gym; VB; Ten- nis; HR 3; JETS; Off Aid 2; OHS; PC 2; Spanish; TA; Jr- Sr Banquet; 4-H ELLA MAE DONNELL - PC 3, Unit Leader; SC; Sr Class Sec; Glee; HR 3; Off Aid; TA; VC 2; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theatre LEANN DORRELL CURT DORTON - VICA 3; Treas. CATHERINE DRECHSLER - BC; DECA; Glee; HR 3; PC 2 SANDY DUDECK - All Sch Pro; Cheer 2; FCA 2; Glee; HR 3; OHS 3; PC 2; Psy; Spanish; TA; Jr-Sr Banquet JANET LYNN DYER - ART 2; BC; HR 2; OHS; Psy; TA 2 E TIMMY DEAN EADES - ART: VB STAN EDMOND - VICA, Pari, 1; All Sch Pro 2; FB 3; FCA 3; Psy; Spanish; Track TERRY EDWARDS - All Sch Pro; Glee; HR BO ELLERBEE - Collar; DECA; FB MIKE EMBREY - All Sch Pro 2; All Reg Band 2; All St Band; Band 3; D Major SUZAN DENISE ENGLISH - BC; FCA 3; Soph Glee; HR; Off Aid; PC 2; Psy 2; Spanish; TA; Jr-Sr Banquet; FJA KATHE EUCHNER - All Sch Pro; All Reg Band; Band 3; FCA 2; FTA, V Pres; HR 3; Psy; Spanish F MONA FEATHERSTON - All Sch Pro 2; FCA 2; FR 2, Pres, Treas, Queen; Tennis 2; Glee; HR 3; Off Aid; OHA 3; PC 3, Pres; SS; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theatre; Class Sec 2; Jr Class Capt. JANIE FERANDEZ CINDY FERRIER - BC 2, Pres; ART 2; FCA; Tennis; HR 3; LIB; OHS; Psy 2; Spanish; TA; T Ten; HEC MICHAEL ALLEN FOSTER - AC 2; All Sch Pro 3; FB 2; FCA 3; FR, Escort; HR 3; JETS; OHS 3; T Ten; VC 3; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theatre DAVID L. FOX - AC 3; All Sch Pro 2; FCA; FR 2; Tennis; Golf 3; HR 3; JETS 2; OHA; Jr-Sr Banquet G VIVIAN GAFFNEY - Cheer 2; PC; Off Aid; Glee JIM GAMBILL - Baseb 3; VB; Psy VAN GARMON - BB; FB FCA; HR 2; Jr-Sr Banquet ANGELA GILES - FHA; HR; Off Aid TAMMY GILLEN - ART; HR; Psy; TA; FHA 2 JOYCE GRAHAM - Tennis; Psy 2; Track; Jr-Sr Banquet GAIL GREGG JOEY SHANE GREGG - AC 3; All Sch Pro 2; All St Choir 2; FB 3; FCA; TA; VC 3 CHERRYL SUE GRIMES - Glee; DECA; PC; Psy; Span- ish; TA; VC 2; Dinner Theatre Senior Profiles — 189 H COY HALL - AC; FB 2; FCA 2; RB; ACTV; FJA, VP WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER HAMEL - Baseb 2, Capt; BC; FB 2; FCA; HR 3; SC; Spanish 2; Track; AC; Military Careers; Weight Lifting; Audio Visual DAVID HARRIGAN - AC 3; Baseb 3; FB 2; FCA 2; HR 2 BRUCE WADE HARRINGTON - BB 3; FCA 2; HR 2; Psy; Jr-Sr Banquet; AC 3; VB MARK HARNESS - Band 3; HR; Psy II; Spanish CONSETTA HARRIS - Chorus; VB; HR; TA HANK HARTSELL - AC; FB 3; HR 3; JETS, Reporter; OHS; Psy; Jr-Sr Banquet DOUG HAWKINS - BHC; Spanish 2; Wrest 3; Yrb; Jr- Sr Banquet TIM HAYNIE - All Sch Pro 3; BC; FCA; Tennis 2; HR 2; Spanish 2, King; VC 3; Soph Rep; Jr-Sr Banquet; Din- ner Theatre; Boy's State RICKY HERAS - Baseb; Gym; Psy; ROTC HOWARD HICKS - Baseb 3; FFA 4; Off Aid RAMONA HIGH - HERO SUSAN MARIE HILL - Glee; HR 3; Off Aid; OHA 3; PC; Spanish; TA WILLIAM FREDRICK HODGKINS - Baseb; FB 2; Soft- ball; HR 2; Spanish; TA; Track; Wrest; Peer Counselor; LYF, Pres, VP STEVE HOECKENDORF - BB 1; Chorus; FB; Off Aid; Psy II; Track; VC; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theatre MARK HOPKINS - ART; All Ach Pro; BC; HR; Psy; TA KEN HUDSON - ACTV; All Sch Pro; FCA; Tennis 2; HR; JETS; RB; FJA SUSAN LEAH HULSEY - Band 2; DECA: Spanish 3; Jr-Sr Banquet; HEC SAMUEL HUNDLEY - ART; All Sch Pro 2; Collar 2; VB 2; HR 4; TA; Yrb; German Club, Pres DOYLE EUGENE HUNT JR. - Band 3; HR 3; OHS I PAULA R. IRIONS - DECA 2; FCA; Glee; Off Aid; PC 3, Unit leader; Psy ALLISON IVESTER - ACTV 2; BC; Glee; HR 3; Off Aid 3; OHS 3; PC; Psy; RB 2; SS 2; TA 3; T Ten 2; VC; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theatre J DIANE JACKSON - All Sch Pro; Band 3, Treas; Glee; HR 3; OHS 3; Spanish 3; VP, Sec; TA; T Ten 3; VC JOHNNY JACKSON - VB; VICA 2; Wrest 2 CAROLYN DONICE JANEWAY - Glee; HERO 2; Jr-Sr Banquet JACKIE JARAMILLO - Band 3, Sr Rep; Spanish, att; Psy 2; FT A; FCA; HR; Off Aid; TA; Jr-Sr Banquet; BC DAVID MARK JENKINS - AC 2; DECA; FB 3; FFA; FR 2; HR 3; Psy II CARL EVAN JONES - Band 3; FT A; HR 3; JETS 2; OHS 3; Psy; T Ten; BC 2 IVAN KIM JOHNSON - AC 2; Band 2, Sr Rep; Baseb; BB 3; Sr Class VP; FCA 2; VB 2; HR 3; RB; Spanish; Who's Who 190 — Senior Profiles RICKEY JOHNSON - Wrest 3 ROSALYN RENEE JOHNSON - Psy II, Sec; HEC; ACTV; Band 2; FCA 2; FT A; HR 3; Off Aid; RB; SC 2; Spanish 3; TA; Jr-Sr Banquet K CHARLENE MARIE KARNER - ART; Chorus; Gled; HR 4; OHS 4; PC 2; TA MARLENE JANET KARNER - ART; Chorus; Gym; HR 3; Lib; PC JOHN KECK - Psy DONNA KELLEY - All Sch Pro 2; BC; FCA 2; DECA 2, Hist; Glee; HR 3; OHA 3; PC 2; JR-Sr Banquet; Jr. Class Capt. JUDY RENE KOESTER - DECA; FCA 3; PC 2; Psy; Span- ish; TA; Jr-Sr Banquet DAVID S. KRISTOFEK - Baseb; VICA 3, Hist, Chap JULIA ANN KUHLMAN - FCA; FR 2; VB; Tennis; Glee; HR 3; JETS; Off Aid; OHS 3; PC 3; T Ten 3; Jr-Sr Banquet L JODY LAING - All Sch Pro 2; BC; Cheer 2; FCA 2; HR 3; VB 2; Tennis; Off Aid; PC 3; Psy; TA 2; Jr-Sr Banquet JUDY LANCE JOHN LEDBETTER - FCA; HR; Psy II; Spanish; TA MARK LEISTNER - BEKI LEMMON - ART 3; BC; FTA; VB; Tennis; Glee; HR 3; Psy II; TA 2 MARVIN JARRELL LETT - ACTV; All Sch Pro; Band; BB; FB; FFA, Sentinel, Sec, Pres; Soph Class Pres; RB; SC; Jr-Sr Banquet DUANE LEVESQUE - All Sch Pro; BC; HR 3; TA DAVID ALAN LEWIS - Baseb; FB 2; HR 3; SC; Track; T Ten: Jr-Sr Banquet; Jr Class VP; NHS, VP JOHN LEWIS - BC; Chorus; FCA; FR 2; FTA; Tennis; Glee; HR; JETS; Spanish DAVID LOCKE - ACTV 2; Band 3; Collar; RB 2; YRB 3, Photographer JIMMIE LOGSDON - FB 3; FFA 4, Sentinel; TA 3 TONY LUCICH - AC 2; ACTV; All Sch Pro; Baseb; FB 3; FCA; VB 3; HR 3; SC, VP; Spanish; TA; VC 2; Wrest KEVIN R. LUEBKING - DECA, Photographer; Wrest M WALTER SCOTT MADL - DECA; Chorus; HR; TA ELIZABETH J. MARLER - HERO DAVID MASON - All Sch Pro; Band 3; VB DONNA GAIL MCCARTY - All Sch Pro; BC; Chorus; FR; Glee; HR 3; Off Aid 2; Jr-Sr Banquet AMBER MCGEE - BC; FCA 3; FR; Glee; HR 3; PC 3, Unit leader; VC 2; Yrb; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theatre DAVID MCILNEY - Spanish 2, Treas, Escort; ACTV; All Sch Pro; Band 3; HR 3; RB; TA DEBBIE MCINTYRE - Lib 2; TA; Psy CHERYL LOU MCKEE - BC 2; Chorus 3; Tennis 2; Glee; Lib 3; PC 2; Psy; Spanish 2 JANET MILLER - Gym; HERO 2; Off Aid; Jr-Sr Banquet JULIE MITCHELL - All Sch Pro; FCA 3; Glee; Off Aid CINDY MOATS - DECA, Pari; FCA; HR 3; Off Aid; TA; Jr Class Capt MELISSA MOCK - ACTV; All Sch Pro 3; BC; FR; FTA; Glee; HR 3; OHS 2; PC 2; Psy; RB; SS 3; VC 2, Rep, Att; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theatre DANE ANTHONY MOODY — Band; BB; FCA; Tennis; Golf; Psy COLLEEN MORIARITY- BC; Collar, Special Events Ed., Sports Ed., Photot; FCA; FTA; HR; LIB; TA; Yrb; FJA JOHN BARRON MORRIS - FB; FR 2; Tennis 3; Golf 3; Yrb 2; Jr-Sr Banquet; Swimming 2 MARK L. MORRISON - BC 2; VB 2; HR; Spanish; TA KAREN A. MOSTELLA - HERO; TA N JEFF NEILSON - AC 3; All Sch Pro 2; VB 2; Golf 3; HR 3; JETS 2; OHS 3; Jr-Sr Banquet; T Ten 3; Boy's State MARK NICHOLS - Collar, Sports Ed; FB 2; FCA 3; FFA 3, Pres; HR 2; SC; TA; VYLC, Sec; Jr-Sr Banquet LIZABETH ANN NORDMAN - All Sch Pro 3; BB; BC; Chorus; Collar; Glee; HR 3, PC 3; Psy; SS 3; VC; Yrb; Jr- Sr Banquet; FJA 3 RICK NOVOTNY - ART; FB; Wrest 3 VIZA KATHLEEN NUCCI - ART 2; FTA; FR; Glee; HR 3; JETS; Lib 2; OHA 3; PC 3; TA; Jr-Sr Banquet O BRAD OBERPRILLER - HR 4; OHS 2 AMY ODEN - All Sch Pro 3; Band, att; BC; Glee; HR 3; OHS 3; Psy 3, Pres; SC 3, Pres; Spanish 2; T Ten 3; VC 2, Queen; Soph Class Pres; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner The- atre; DAR DWIGHT OGLETREE - Baseb 3; BB; BC; HR 3; JETS 2; TA; FR, escort; Jr-Sr Banquet MARION G. OPITZ - Glee; HR 2; Lib 2; PC; Spanish; Jr-Sr Banquet SHERRY OWENS - Tennis 2; HR 4, Psy P MERRILL JANE PARKER - DECA; Glee; HR 2; PC 2; Psy; SS MIKE PATTERSON - FFA 4, VP, Treas; FB 3; FCA 2; Psy; Spanish BARBARA ANNE PEARD JEAN ELAINE PERDICARIS - All Sch Pro 3; All Reg Band; All St Choir 2; Band 3, Sec; Glee; HR 3; OHS 3; RB; Spanish 3, Pres, Song Leader, Queen; TA; T Ten; VC 2; Dinner Theatre; Collar, As Ed. LARRY PERKINS - Glee; HR 3; Psy CATHERINE SUE PETTIT - ACTV 2; All Sch Pro 2; BC; FR; Tennis; Glee; HR 3; OHS; PC; RB 2; SS 3; T Ten 3; VC 2; Dinner Theatre; FJA 2; HEC; Salt and Pepper TIM PHILLIPS - AC 3; OHS 2; VICA, VP; BB; FB; FCA 2; VB 3; HR 3; Spanish; TA 2; Track 3 VALERIE JANE PIGG - Band 3, VP; BC, Program Com; FTA 3, Pres; Spanish 2, Reporter, Att; Yrb 3, Editor; Valedictorian; All Reg Band; BC; HR 3; OHS 3; RB 3; T Ten; JEAN PLATO - Glee; Band 3 PHYLLIS POWELL LA REBA DIANNE PRICE - FHA; HEC; ART; Chorus; Glee; HERO; HR; Off Aid; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner The- atre RAYMOND C. PRINCE BUBBLES - BHC; AC 3; Ba- seb 3; BB 3; FB 3; FCA 2; VB HR SHARON DENISE PRINCE NEE NEE - BHC, Pres, Att; Miss Bulldog; FCA; FFA; VB 2; Tennis; Softball; Glee; HR; PC, Unit leader; TA; Track; HERO 2, Chap, Pari. R TAMI RATCLIFF - Chorus 2; Glee; HR; Psy 2; Spanish; TA SHARON RAY - Band 2; FCA; Off Aide; PC; Psy MARY E. REECE - FFA 3; Sec; T Ten; BC; FTA; HR 4; JETS; OHS 2, PC 2; TA LORETTA C. RESSLER - HR 3; OHS; Psy; Spanish 2; T Ten WES REYNOLDS - DIANE RILEY - Black Hist 2; BB 2; VB 2; Softball; HERO; PC; TA; Jr-Sr Banquet PERRY CLAY ROBISON - Gym 2; Off Aide; Wrest 3; Jr-Sr Banquet DEBBIE ROBINSON - HERO EULA KAY ROBINSON - Gym; VB; HERO; HR; Psy; Jr- Sr Banquet WANDA ROBISON - HERO RON ROMA - HR 3; JETS, Pres; OHS 2; TA; TIM ROSCOVER - All Sch Pro; FB; FCA 3; FR 2; Tennis 2; HR 3; Psy 2; TA; Jr-Sr Banquet JEFF RUSSELL - VICA, Treas. S LARRY SANCHEZ - HR 3; Psy; Spanish, Sec. MELISSA SANDERS - Glee; HR 2; Psy 2; Spanish 2; Jr- Sr Banquet; TA SUSAN M. SCHENKEL - Chorus; HR RICHARD SCHROCK - All Reg Band; Band 3; BC 2; HR; JETS 2; Psy; TA DANA LYNN SEARS - All Sch Pro 2; All Reg Band 2; All St Band; Band 3; Glee; HR; VC 2; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theatre DIANA SEEBERGER - BC; HR 3; OHS; PC; Psy 3; TA RICKY DEAN SELF - AC; All Sch Pro 2; BC; Chorus 2; Collar; FB 3; FCA 3; FTA 2; HR 3; Off Aid; RB; Spanish; Jr-Sr Banquet; Jr Class Capt; FJA DANNY SEWELL - Collar; Glee; HR 2; Spanish; FJA 2 DANIEL WADE SHERWOOD - BC; Psy; Band 3; Stage Band DAVID WAYNE SHERWOOD - Band 3; HR 4; Psy WILLIE SIERER - ACTV 3; All Sch Pro; Chorus; DECA 2, VP, Pres, State Officer; VFW award 2; FJA; VB; HR 3; RB 3; TA SHIRLENE DENISE SIMS - FHA; DECA, Att; HR; PC; Psy 2; Jr-Sr Banquet GARY L. SMITH - AC 3; All Sch Pro 3; All St Choir; FB 3; FCA 2; HR 3; JETS; OHS 3; T Ten 3; VC, VP, Excort; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theatre Senior Profiles — 191 KIMBERLY ANN SMITH - BB; BC; Cheer 2; Collar; FCA 3; HR 3; Off Aid 2; PC 3; Spanish; Jr-Sr Banquet; FJA 2, VP NENA SNAVELY - HERO; Psy; TA 2 PAULA SNAVELY - Glee; HERO 2; HR 3; OHS 2 DANA SPEER - Band 3, Att; BC, VP; Chorus; FCA; Tennis; Glee; HR 3; OHS; T Ten; Twlr 2; VC 2; Dinner Theatre DONALD STARR - AC 3; Baseb 3; FB 3; FCA 2; HR 3; Psy; SC 2 JOE STEPANOVICH - All Sch Pro 2; All Reg Band 2; Band 3, VP, Pres; Jr Class Pres; DECA, VP; Who's Who; HR 3; OHS 2; SC; Jr-Sr Banquet PAMELA JOY STEVENS - ACTV; All Sch Pro 3; All Reg Band 2; All St Band; Fr, VP, Att; Glee; HR 3; RB; TA; Twlr; VC; Band 3, Treas, Queen; Jr-Sr Banquet WILLIE STEVENSON - BB 2; HR; Track 3; VICA 3, Sec JODI K. STOBBE - FCA 2; FR, Treas; Glee; HR 3; Off Aid; PC 3; Psy; Jr-Sr Banquet KIMBERLY JEANNETTE STOKES - FHA; HR 2; BB; BC; FCA; VB; Tennis; HERO; Off Aid; PC; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theatre CATHIE STONER - HERO 2 RENEE SULLIVAN - FHA T LISA THACKER - DECA; Home Ec Award; FCA: Fr; HR 3; Off Aide; OHS 3; Psy 2; T Ten; Jr-Sr Banquet; Who's Who JOHN M. THOMPSON - FB 2; FFA 3; Psy; Track; Wrest JOHN THORNTON RICHARD THORNTON - VB 2; Lib RAYMOND THURMOND - FB 2; HR 8; VICA 3 TIMOTHY TIMS - VC 3, King, Pres; Soph class pres; Jr- class vice-pres; AC 3; ACTV; All Sch Pro 3; Band 3; BC; FB 3; FCA 3; RB; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theatre SHARON TINNEY - AC 2; Artist of the Yr; Band 3; Off Aide; TA; Twirl 2 BOBBY L. TIPTON - VICA 2, reporter, vice-pres; Band 3 MICHELLE TOWNSEND - FCA 2; Glee; Off Aide; PC 2; Psy; Jr-Sr Banquet 3; FTA; HR 2; Off Aid; PC 2; Psy; Spanish 3; TA; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theatre MICHAEL R. WALTON - BC; FB; Track; Wrest 4 TERRY A. WASHBURN - All Sch Pro 2; All Reg Band; Band 4; BC; HR 3; TA STEVEN WATSON - BC 2, Pres; Chorus; DECA; Gym; Psy 2; TA 2 DAVID WEATHERFORD - Baseb 3; FB; VICA 2 FRANKLIN M. WEST JR. - All Sch Pro; HR 2; JETS; SC 2; TA GAYE WHITE - BB 3; HR 3; JETS; Off Aid; Psy; Spanish; Jr-Sr Banquet STEVE WHITWELL - Baseb 2; FB 2; FCA 2; Softball; HR 3; Psy 2, VP; Spanish 2 DANNY WILCOXEN - Band; BB; Tennis EDWINA WILLEFORD - HERO, Hist; HR; Off Aid; OHS; TA JUDI CAROLE WILLIAMS - ART 3; Glee; HR 3; Off Aid 2; TA; Jr-Sr Banquet MELANIE WILLIAMS - FTA, Treas; Tennis 2; Glee; HR 3; JETS 2; Spanish; TA; CYO, Pres. LARRY GLENN WILLIS - FFA 4; HR 2; Jr-Sr Banquet; REX WILSON - BC; TA RUSSELL M. WILSON JR. - Soph Class Pres; Director Black History; AC 3; All Sch Pro 2; Baseb 3; BB 3; Chorus; Collar 2; FB 3; FCA; HR 3; LIB; SC; Spanish; Track LEEANNE WIMBERLEY - All Sch Pro 2; FCA 2; Glee; HR 3; PC 2; SS 2; VC 2; Jr-Sr Banquet; Dinner Theatre; Homecoming att MIKE WOODS - AC 3; FR; VB HR; Psy; Track 3; Jr-Sr Banquet CYNTHIA WORLEY - BC; FCA 2; Glee; HR 3; JETS; Off Aid; PC 3, Unit leader; Psy; Jr-Sr Banquet ALYSON WRAY - ACTV; All Sch Pro 3; BC, Sec; FCA 3; FTA, Hist; Who's Who 3; Glee; PC 3; RB; Spanish 3, Pres; SS 3; TA; T Ten; VC 2, Sec-Treas, Att; FFA Sweet- heart; Homecoming queen; Yrb, Clubs Ed; Jr-Sr Ban- quet; Dinner Theatre; Jr-Sr Banquet; Salt and Pepper Y DEBORAH K. YOUNG - Glee; HERO W JANIE KAYE WALDROOP - Band 2; BB; Chorus; FCA 192 — Senior Profiles A Abernathy, Clint: 79, 132 Abernathy, Eddie: 93, 130, 139 Abernathy, Paul: 93, 136, 152 Abernathy, Tommy: 93, 160 Abway, Mike: 40, 79, 114, 117, 118, 128, 129, 142 Acevedo, Tinamarie: 93, 128, 152 Adams, Harold: 61 Adams, Sherry: 61 Adams, Tim: 93 Ailles, Angela: 24, 40, 92, 93, 120, 122, 123, 128, 130, 140 Albon, John: Alexander, Antionette: 79, 155 Alexander, Joe: 79, 80, 174, 176 Alexander, Kathy: 24, 34, 61, 110, 116, 119, 120, 124, 144 Alexander, Richard: 93 Alexander, Rob: 93, 130, 174, 176 Allen, Caroll: 61, 145 Allen, Debbie: 61 Allen, Donna: Allen, Floyd: 79 Allen, Jack: 93 Allen, Phyllis: Allison, Bobby: Alvarez, Edward: 79 Alvarez, Yolanda: 24, 93, 120, 131 Amore, Belinda: Anderson, Becky: 61 Anderson, Betty: Anderson, David: Anderson, Diane: 40, 79, 139 Anderson, Kenny: 79 Anderson, Patty: 61, 165 Anderson, Richard: 93, 145, 161 Anderson, Steve: 34 Anglin, Judy: 79 Anstead, John: 79 Armstrong, Roxanne: 79 Armstrong, Steve: 61, 156 Armstrong, William: 61, 150, 151, 152 Arnold, Angela: 93, 142, 144 Arnoldy, Cheri: 61, 159 Arnoldy, Linda: 93 Arradondo, Jennifer: 79, 155, 185 Arradondo, Sherry: 79, 155 Ash, Dina: 79 Ashcraft, Sherri: 61 Asker, Angelia: 79 Atkinson, Cynthia: 93 Atwood, Tina: 61 Austin, Donna: 6, 93 Austin, Kenny: Austin, Roger: Avant, Rodney: 79 Avila, Robert: 61 B Baartman, Les Baartman, Lyle: 93 Baden, Ann: 34, 93, 140 Badger, Lanie: 61, 116 Baer, Lynda: 79 Baiey, Danny: 165 Bailey, Jeff: 79 Baker, Jerry: 93 Baker, Karl: 79, 129, 145 Baker, Leslie: 24, 54, 61, 120, 122, 145, 164 Baker, Shari: 40, 79, 114, 117, 118, 120, 126, 142 Bailey, Steven: 93 Baldwin, Robert: 61, 152 Baldwin, Tammy: 93, 127, 130, 140, 152 Ballew, Lainney: 7, 61, 115, 117, 118, 145, 152, 153 Bankston, Jenny: 93, 120 Bankston, Nancy: 24, 26, 34, 61, 76, 119, 120, 122, 128 Banner, Sharon: 93 Barefoot, Cathy: 61 Barnes, Carolyn: 79 Barnes, DeLynda: 93, 175 Barnes, Rob: 35, 79, 80, 83, 68 Barnes, Shirley: 79, 155, 177 Barnett, Linda: 79, 145, 159, 175 Barnett, Patricia: 93 Barrett, Becky: 93, 144 Barrett, John: 79, 145, 160 Barton, Libby: 79, 110 Barton, Shirra: 79, 144 Basden, Dianne: Basden, Doug: 93, 152 Bash, Karen: 93 Bassett, Gay: 177 Batson, Scott: 61, 134 Batson, Tina: 131, 134, 152 Baugh, Beverly: 79, 154, 175 Bayless, Dan: 79, 165 Bayless, Laura: 40, 140, 149, 151, 152 Beaird, Cindi: 61, 164 Beall, LeeAnn: 94, 131, 152 Beasley, Nancy: 6, 40, 94, 95, 116, 120, 140 Beasley, Robbin: 62, 145 Bevers, Jerry: 62, 157 Bacerra, Robert: Bechtel, Brian: 79, 80 Beebe, Ellen: 26, 62, 120, 122, 165 Bell, Laura: 80, 165 Bellinger, John: 94 Bellinger, Mark: 152, 94 Bellizzi, Shari: 24, 40, 62, 73, 120, 136 Beltz, Rhonda: 80, 110, 116, 119, 141, 163 Bennett, Carla: 93, 94, 140 Bennett, Jeff: 94, 157 Berg, Debbie: 80, 120, 126, 145, 165 Berry, Mike: 80, 165 Bettencourt, Richard: 80, 137 Bevers, Jim: 94, 176 Bibb, Terik: 6, 40, 94, 128, 140, 149, 151, 152 Biles, Chris: 62, 115, 117, 145, 146, 164, 168 Birdsall, Bo: 94 Bishop, Allyn: 62 Bishop, Erin: 62 Black, David: 152 Blackard, Debra: Blackard, Richard: Blackwell, Bonnie: 6, 40, 94, 128, 140, 145 Blackwell, Jeff: 40, 80, 128, 132, 136, 138 Blackwell, Tina: 80, 127, 136, 148, 152 Blonien, Ann: 24, 26, 27, 40, 94, 120, 131, 140, 145 Blonien, Charles: 80 Bloomer, Kevin: 94, 130 Boaldin, Kyle: 94, 131 Bohannan, Debbie: 94, 120, 123, 127 Bohannan, Tammi: 62, 136, 144 Boler, James: 80, 150, 152 Boles, Joey: 62, 164 Bone, Frank: 62, 146, 161, 168 Booker, Sonny: Booker, Walter: 80 Bowen, Clint: 80 Bowser, Debbie: 56, 62, 120, 139 Box, Cathy: 5, 62 Boyd, Sally: 94 Braddock, Dana: 24, 40, 80, 127, 136 Braddock, Gayle: 94, 127, 131, 140, 145 Brandon, Mark: 80 Brennecke, Carol: 7, 40, 62, 114, 118, 128, 162 Brennecke, Nancy: 94, 127 Brewer, Jeffrey: 40, 62, 132, 149, 151, 152, 165 Bridges, Donna: 147, 155 Briggs, Philip 80, 132 Briscoe, Dennis: Brock, Lawrence: 80, 142, 160 Brogdon, Lisa: 56, 94 Brogdon, Teresa: 62 Brown, James: 62, 159 Brown, Judy: 94, 120, 127, 130 Brown, Rocky: 80 Brown, Skip: 40, 94, 127, 136, 152 Brown, Tony: 94 Browne, Julie: 62, 129 Bryan, Steve: Buck, James: 62 Buck, Susan: 6, 40, 62, 120, 122, 136, 144 Buckner, Terry: 63, 145, 160 Bunting, Dennis: 94 Bunting, Frank: 63, 126, 132, 145, 146, 168 Bunting, Selita: 30, 80, 86, 110, 116 Burk, Rene: 56, 63 Burnett, Max: 80, 159 Burnes, Deborah: 63, 126, 130, 141, 165 Burnes, Tom: Bush, Karen: 140 Bush, Mike: 73 Bush, PeeWee: 94 Butler, Joni: 63 Butler, John: 94, 104, 141 Byers, Kim: 40, 94, 120, 123, 127, 131, 140 Byrd, Mitzi: 24, 26, 63, 125, 144, 160 Byrd, Valerie: 80, 147 C Cain, Mark: 34, 40, 94, 139, 151, 152 Caldwell, Tim: Callahan, Butch: 80 Campbell, Cindy: 80, 82, 120, 145, 165 Campbell, Paula. 63, 118 Campfield, Robert: 63 Canada, Mike: 80, 152 Cantu, Craig: 80 Carder, Eddy: 30, 60, 63, 136, 142, 145, 146, 168, 174 Carlton, Tony: 80 Carpenter, Valerie: 80 Carraway, Dave: 94, 100 Carrisalez, Danny: 126, 160 Carrisalez, Elloid: 63, 126 Carroll, Danny: Carroll, Scott: 94, 152, 185 Carruthers, Earl: 95 Carruthcrs, Jackie: 63 Case, Connie: 80, 141 Cash, Dwight: 81, 134, 135, 159 Castillo, Pat: 5, 81, 150, 152 Castillo, Ricky: 96, 139 Castillo, Tony: 96 Castner, Keith: 99, 131, 145, 146 Caswell, Mary: 96, 127, 140, 145 Causey, Mike: 96 Chambers, Candy: Chambliss, Beverly: 95, 127, 140 Chambliss, Norma: 63, 126, 139, 141, 165 Chandler, Alvin: 95, 96, 168, 176 Chandler, Brad: 81, 176 Chapman, David: 81 Chapman, Patrice: 63, 175 Chase, Carl: Chase, Sheila: 26 Chavarria, Elva: 81, 154 Cheney, Robert: 95 Chennault, Barbara: 95, 134 Chennault, Eva: 63 Chester, Dale: 81 Chester, Donnie: Chester, Shannon: 95 Childers, Terri: 80, 81 Childs, Eddie: 40, 81, 136, 145, 168 Christian, Gary: 156 Chronoster, Robert: 95 Chumley, Brenda: 26, 56, 63, 120, 129, 132, 164 Clark, Debbie: 95, 140 Clark, Delores: Clark, Diana: 152 Clark, Linda: 63 Clark, Mark: 81 Clements, Rose: 81 Cline, Johnny: 81, 160 Cline, Terri: 95, 140 Coats, Jacquetta: 81 Coats, Paul: 63, 159 Cobb, Pam: 95, 140 Collier, Brenda: 140 Collins, Donna: 95, 140 Collins, Randy: Collins, Ricky: 95, 156 Collins, Richard: 95 Collins, Sheila: 95, 140 Colston, Dean: 95 Colston, Robert: 81, 145, 165 Combs, Wendy: 93, 95, 128 Connally, Mark: 63 Conners, Butch: 95, 160 Conroy, Tom: Conway, Charles William: 81, 152 Cook, Maryse: 95, 140 Cooper, Lea Ann: 63, 175, 178 Cooper, Shirley: 23, 64, 154, 147 Cooper, Perry: 95, 131 Cope, Rita: 24, 26, 35, 40, 63, 136, 145 Copeland, Boone: 95, 145, 176 Copeland, Helen: 81, 130, 165 Coppola, Leonard: 81 Corey, Flint: 95, 130, 139 Cormany, Patti: 140 Cornelius, Rhonda: 95, 120, 144, 177 Cossey, Lisa: 96, 120, 127, 131, 140, 144 Cost, Brad: 40, 64, 114, 118, 136 Cotton, Charles: 96, 168 Coursey, Carol: 64, 155 Cox, Frank: 96, 152 Cox, Kelly David: 81, 132, 136 Cox, Michael Kelly: 81, 145, 165, 176 Cox, Terri: 24, 40, 64, 119, 158, 159 Craun, Dana: 81, 152 Crawford, Donald J.: 64, 145, 168 Crawford, Ginger: 84, 126, 152 Crawford, Larry: 145 Crawford, Mike: 81, 165 Crius, Helen: Cromartie, Jeri: 24, 40, 64, 75, 135, 162 Cross, Sam: 56, 96 Crossland, Teri: 24, 94, 96, 120, 127, 131, 140 Crossland, Tina: 40, 80, 81, 82, 119, 144, 163 Crowder, Ray: 64, 81 Crowley, Barry: 64, 69, 143, 145, 168 Crowley, Floyd: 81 Crowley, Jason: 40, 143 Crowley, Jerome: 40, 81, 139, 143, 168 Csorasz, Carolyn: Cullen, Mark: 4 Cullon, Charlie: Cullop, Charlie: 64, 174 Cullop, Thomasine: 81, 120, 127 Cummings, Raymond: 96, 139 Curran, Tina: Curry Ralph: 96, 168 Cyrus, Warren: D Dake, Glenda: 81, 134 Daniels, Lori: 64 Dart, Robby: 81 Davenport, Dave: 40, 96, 149, 151, 152 Davies Jayne: 96 Davis, Brian: 81 Davis, Lajune: Davis, Leon: 96 Davis, Nathaniel: 81 Davis, Sharron: 64, 155 Davison, Jane: Davison, Wayne: Dawson, Reginald: 96 Dawson, Teddy: 64 Day, Cheri: 64 Deal, Michael: 64 Dedmon, Donna: Dedmond, Yvonne: 177 DeFord, Renee: 34, 96, 120, 123, 127, 140, 145 DelaRosa, Fermin: 81, 126 DelaRosa, Frances: 96 DelaRosa, Rosa: 154 DelaRosa, Toni: 82 Dennis, Sandy: 82 Dennis, Steve: Derrik, Becky: 96 Deweese, Donel: 96, 156 Dial, Lee Ann: 80, 82, 114, 118, 125, 136, 144 Dickenson, Cheryl: 40, 96, 120, 127, 140 Dickson, Renee: 34, 40, 82, 136, 138 Dickman, Lisa: 40, 82, 128, 145, 149, 151, 152 Diefenderfer, George: Di Giacomo, Chuck: 64, 132, 165 Dille, Brice: 64, 145, 174 Dixon, Susan: 93, 96, 120, 128, 131, 145 Dodd, Bobby: Dodd, Darryl: Dominguez, David: 82, 145, 168 Donahoe, Judy: 96, 185 Donnell, Ella Mae: 30, 7, 54, 40, 60, 64, 120, 122, 136 Doran, Mike: 82 Dorman, Dave: 40, 135 Dorman, Lora: 82, 165 Dorton, Brenda: 82, 139 Dorton, Curt: 64 Dougherty, Liz: 96, 120, 127, 130, 140 Douglass, LaDonna: 96 Downs, Freddy: 96 Drechsler, Cathy: 64, 120 Drown, Julie: 82 Drury, Lucille: 96, 131, 140 Duckworth, Kathi: 96, 130, 140, 152 Dudeck, Sandy: 64 Duke, Paulette: 96 Durrough, Bert: 34 Duval, April: 96, 152 Dyer, Donna: 96 Dyer, Janet: 64 E Edmand, Stan: 40, 65, 145, 168 Edwards, Evette: 82 Edwards, Lynn: Edwards, Jim: 96 Edwards, Terry: 65 Eldred, Carla: 34, 97, 44, 177 Ellerbee, Bo: 65, 159 Ellingwood, Brenda: 97, 130, 140 Elliott, Bill: 82 Elliot, Rhonda: 65 Embrey, Mike: 40, 65, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153 Embrey, Steve: 82, 151, 152 Emerson, Bruce: 65 English, Suzan: 65, 145 Erchinger, Robert: 82, 132, 151, 152 Euchner, Kathe: 26, 65, 141, 144, 152 Evans, Becky: 97, 127, 131, 152 Everett, Debbie: 82 Everett, Ernie Everett, Teresa: 34, 97, 177 Ewing, Toni: 65, 74, 116, 117, 120, 122, 124, 129, 132, 164 F Faircloth, Cathy: 65, 154 Faircloth, Robert: 97 Farmer, Billy: 97 Farmer, Gary: 82 Farquhar, Bruce: 97, 160, 161 Featherston, Mona: 24, 40, 65, 119, 120, 124, 128, 144 Featherston, Shannon: 34, 97, 150, 151, 152, 153 Felton, Tim: 40, 65, 143, 168 Felty, Anita: 24, 34, 97, 120, 127, 130, 140 Fernandy, San Juan: Ferrier, Cindy: 65, 130, 145, 164 Fields, Parris: 82, 155 Fisher, Larry: 82, 126, 143 Fitzgerald, Danese: 82, 120 Fleming, Alfred: 97, 176 Flemons, L.C., Jr.: 80, 82, 168, 184 Flemons, Rickey: 97, 184 Flood, Kathy: 97, 127, 140 Flood, Mark: 65, 164 Flores, Freddy: Flores, Richard: 97, 127, 139 Fomby, Robbie: Ford, Ranae: 82, 86 Foreman, Tammye: 40, 82, 120, 129, 134, 135, 145 Fornal, Kelly Anne: 71, 128, 136, 145 Fornal, Marc: 97, 127, 139, 152 Foster, Mike: 40, 65, 136, 146, 168 Fowler, Kenneth: 97 Fox, David: 40, 65, 132 194 Frank, Tamara: 82, 122, 136, 138, 175, 177 Frazier, Margaret: 78, 80, 82, 110, 120, 136 Funk, Diane: 65, 155 Frye, Cindy: 82 Fuqua, Butch: 82 Fuqua, Sharon: 34, 97 140 C Gaffney, Don: 97 Gaffney, Vivian: 65 Gallagher, Mike: 82, 157 Gallagher, Tim: 97 Gallop, joe: 156 Gambiil, Kent: 97, 160 Gambill )im: 65 Gambiil, Sandy: 97, 120, 131, 140, 145 Gambill, Tom: 156 Gamez Edward: 66 Gamez Gracie: 82 Garcia, Gilbert: 83 Gardner, Richard: 97, 127 Garmon, Van: 35, 40, 63, 66 Gaver, Carl: 97, 152 Geigle, Carol: 140 Gerity, Anita: Gibba, jim Gibson, Carolyn: 24, 82, 83, 86, 125, 144 Gibson, Mike: 83 Giegle, Carol: 97 Gifford, Scott: 97 Giles, Angela: 66, 175, 177 Giles, Anthony: 176 Gillen, Bob: 97 Gillen, Tammy: 66, 164 Gilliam, David: 97 Gillim, Gary: 98 Gilreath, Vanessa: 98 Gipson, Pam: 97, 140, 144 Givens, Becky: 98 Glass, Donna: 24, 79, 83, 86, 136, 145, 163 Glass, Kathy: 83, 163 Glenn, Tony: 83, 159 Gober, Lisa: 83, 136 Goff, George: 83, 165 Gomez, Gracie: 126 Goodlow, tanessa: Gordon, Randy: 83, 159 Gossage, Pam: 23, 83, 159, 164 Grahm, Bill: 83, 165 Graham, Eddie: 66, 162, 168 Graham, Edker: Graham, Eric: 98 Graham, Joyce: 66, 165 Gray, Becky: 98 H Hagerty, Walt: Haley, William: 40, 149, 150, 151, 152 Hall, Brenda: Hall, Coy: 66, 115, 116, 117, 118 Hall, Terry: 156 Hall, Vicki: 40, 83, 134 Halsted, Lyndell: 83, 134 Halsted, Lyndell: 83, 157 Hamel, Chris: 66, 145, 168 Hamel, Ken: 83 Hampton, Lisa: 98, 127 Hampton, Tom: 83 Haney, Laneta: 83, 159 Hannon, Denise: Hans, James: 98, 114, 117, 118, 145 Hardy, Virginia: 40, 83, 134, 145 Hardrick, Kathi: 34, 83, 154 Harness, Mark: 5, 66, 152, 162 Harness, Scott: 98 Harrigan, David: 66, 76, 145 Harrington, Bruce: 31, 40, 66,174,176,179 Harrington, Kevin: 97, 98, 130, 174 Harris, Cansetta: 66, 155 Harris, Darla: 98 Harris, Grady: Harris, Jeannie: 66 Harris, Kevin: Harris, Tommy: 98 Harris, Virginia: Harrold, Doyle: 83, 160 Hartronft, Dean: 98, 130 Harlsell, Bill: 98, 127 Hartsell, Hank: 66, 132, 143, 146, 168 Harvey, Gary: 83 Hastingo, Michele: 98, 128 Hatch, Hue: 83 Hawkins, Doug: 66, 110 Hawthorne, David: 98 Haynie, Tim: 35, 40, 66, 126, 136,149,150 Hazel, James: 83 Heck, Evelyn: Heitz, Marie: 83, 158, 159 Henderson, Scott: 98 Hendrix, Steve: 98 Henshaw, Howard: 98 Hensley, Paula: 67, 155 Heras, Ricky: 67 Herbert, Terry: 83 Hernandez, Joleen: 24, 40, 84, 120, 144 Herring, Randy: 67 Hibdon, Johnny: 31, 67, 132, 145, 146,168 Hickerson, Paul: 84, 160 Hicks, Brenda: 98, 140 Hicks, Howard: 67, 160 High, Ramona: 67, 154 High, Ronald: 98 Hill, Kathy: 84, 152 Hill, Susan: 67, 74, 126 Hobbs, Randy: 84, 147 Hobbs, Ricky: 98 Hodge, Mike: 84, 147 Hodgkins, Bill: 67, 126 Hodgkins, Ray: 84, 127 Hoehne, Rick: 84, 146, 168 Hoekendorf, Steve: 40, 67, 136 Hoffmeier, Debbie: 98, 140 Hofmann, Carol: 67 Hofmann, Ginger: 98, 128, 140 Hofmann, Scott: 98 Holder, Ricky: 84, 132 Holman, Sidney: 98 Holsey, Sue: 67 Holthe, Lawrence: 84 Honeycutt, Anne: 98, 105 Honeycutt, Terri: 84 Hopkins, Mark: 67 Hoppe, Noi: 84, 120, 145, 159 Horton, Davin: 90, 176 Houston, Kathy: 99 Howard, Joe: 99, 139 Howard, Ronnie: 67 Howes, Phil: 84, 152 Hubert, Beverly: 84 Huddleston, Melba: 84, 155 Hudson, Ken: 40, 67, 115, 117, 118, 132, 143 Huey, Clark: 99, 136, 176 Huffer, June: 99, 152 Hughes, Mary: 24, 34, 84, 120, 122, 134, 135, 136, 144 Hukil, Margaret: 99, 127, 144 Hukil, Regina: 84, 155 Hulsey, Susan: 67, 126, 152, 159 Hundley, Mark: 99, 106 Hundley, Samuel: 40, 67, 135 Hunt, Doyle: 67, 152 Hunter, Lindsey: 99, 145 Hunter, Sheila: 99 Hurd, Bobby: Hurd, Charles: Hurd, Gary: Hurd, Michael: 84 Hurley, Jan: 84, 120, 127, 139, 141, 185 I Igner, Andy: Igner, Melvin: 84 Ingram, David: 99, 152 Irions, Billy: 99, 145 Irions, Paula: 67, 120 Irvine, Kevin: Ives, Debora: Ivester, Allison: 67, 119, 144 Ivester, Eric: 99, 131, 145 J Jackson, Bobby: 84, 145, 168 Jackson, Diane: 40, 67, 126, 149, 150, 152, 153 Jackson, Earl: 99 Jackson, Johnny: Jackson, Lorraine: 84 Jackson, Nila: 99, 140 Jackson, Patricia: 154 Jackson, Robert: 84 Jackson, Tami: 84 Jackson, Tommy: 134, 157 Jameson, Steve: 99, 160 Janeway, Carolyn: 67, 154 Janeway, Jim: 84, 165 Jaramillo, Jackie: 22, 68, 126, 145, 152, 153, 163 Jarles, Leslie: 84 Jasinski, Randy: 99 Jefferson, D.J.: Jeffries, Dale: 99 Jenkins, Mark: 68, 143, 168 Jenkins, Nadine: 84, 155 Jenkin, Tamara: 24, 99, 120, 127, 145 Jewell, Kathi: 68 Johnson, Betty: Johnson, Deborah: 99 Johnson, Kim: 25, 31, 68, 72, 116, 118, 145, 14C, 174, 176 Johnson, Milton: Johnson, Rickey: Johnson, Rosalyn: 31, 68, 115, 117, 126, 145, 162 Johnston, Clark: 84, 126, 132 Jolley, Bill: 84, 156 Jones, Ann: 99 Jones, Anthony: Jones, Carl: 68, 129, 132, 141, 152, 165 Jones, De: 99, 147 Jones, Don: 68, 132, 165 Jones, Lynn: 84 Jones, Mike: 99, 130, 138 Jones, Mike: 84 Jones, Mitch: 85 195 Iones, Patricia: 155 Iones, Wayne: 98, 99 Iordan, Rosetta: 85 K Karner, Charlene: 40, 68, 120, 124 Karner, Marlene: 40, 56, 68, 120, 134 Karr, Kathy: 99, 127, 131 Kastner, Pam: 40, 85, 110, 119, 134, 135 Keck, Debra: 68 Keck, |ohn: Keck, Timothy: Keene, Robin: 24, 34, 40, 85, 120, 139 Keenum, David: 85, 145, 165 Kelley, Donna: 40, 68, 144, 158, 159 Kenner, Kathy: 85, 148, 151, 152 Kidd, Melanie: 99, 140 Kilgore, Al: 99, 176 Kilgore, Cheryl: 98, 99, 120, 155, 175, 177 Killebrew, Larry: 100, 139, 152, 160 Killian, Maxic: 100, 130 Killian, Tonya: 85. 162 Kincannon, Phyllis: 24, 100, 119, 120, 127, 131, 140, 144 King, Glenn: 100, 152 King, Rob: 68, 168 King, Robin: 35, 100, 142 King, Steve: 100, 168 Kinney, Jill: 100, 126, 158 Kinney, Karen: 85, 86, 132, 159, 185 Kirby, Chrisshell: 85, 163 Kirby, Kyle: 100, 101, 130 Kirkland, Pamela: 100 Knopp, Bruce: Koehler, Brian: 85, 127, 156 Koehler, Cathy: 100, 140 Koehler, Kevin: 100, 152, 156 Koester, Judy: 68, 120, 145 Konen, Bobby: 100 Kowaleski, John: 85 Kraljev, Ben: 40, 100, 128, 152 Kravig, Kim: 100, 128, 131, 140, 145 Kristofek, David: 68, 155, Kujawa, Diane: 100, 152 Kujawa, Kathleen: 85, 152 Kuhlman, Julia: 68, 120, 132 Kuykendall, Cindy: 140 Kuykendall, Robert: 100, 101 L Laferney, Mike: 100, 156 Laing, Janet: 24, 40, 100, 119, 120, 122 Laing, Jody: 24, 26, 40, 68, 76, 125, 163 Lane, Robert: 85 Lane, Viki: Langford, Donald: Lankford, Ken: 85, 136 Lawson, Gary: 85 Leath, Ricky: 85, 86, 116, 145, 146, 163, 168, 174, 178 Ledbetter, John: 68, 145, 162 Lee, Bruce: 82 Lee, Robert: 156 Leeson, Joyce: Leflett, Terri: 40, 100, 120, 127, 140 Leister, Gene: 85 Leistner, Chuck: 85 Leistner, Mark: 68 Leistner, Michael: 40, 100, 139 Lemmon, Beki: 68, 162 Lenard, Jearldean: 85, 155 Lenard, Roy: Lesson, Elaine: 100 Lett, Jarell: 34, 40, 68, 118, 148, 149, 160 Leverett, Brad: 97, 100, 136, 138, 145 Levesque, Duane: 40, 69, 72, 129 Lewis, John: 40, 69, 126, 128, 132, 141 Lewis, Richard: Leyton, Virginia: 100 Linden, Janet: 100, 127, 134, 140 Linton, Linn: 100, 157 Lipscomb, Jackie: 200 Lipscomb, Jeanne: 34, 100 Litsch, Kelley: 101, 127, 130 Littlejohn, Rita: 101, 128, 140 Locke, David: 69, 115, 117, 118 Lockwood, James: 69, 164 Logsdon, Jim: 69, 145, 146, 160, 168 Logsdon, Mary: 40, 82, 114, 116, 118, 136, 163 Lollis, Diann: 85 Long, Frank: 101 Loos, Judy: 85, 34, 135, 144, 163 Loper, Don: 85, 156 Loper, Shirli: 69, 120 Lopez, Anita: 101, 134, 152 Lucich, Mike: 40, 136 Lucieh, Tony: 69, 114, 116, 118, 142, 168 Luebking, Donn: 101, 131, 145 Luebking, Kevin: 69, 158, 159 Luna, Tony: 185 Lynch, Norman: M Madison, Dave: 156 Madison, Larry: 101, 156 Madl, David: 85, 114, 117, 118 Madl, Scott: 69, 135, 159 Mahan, Shari: 24, 26, 32, 34, 40, 69, 119, 120, 136, 144 Mahan, Tim: 40, 149, 151, 152 Major, Kevin: 101 Maniatakes, John: 101 Marcha, Phil: 101 Marcha, Rod: 40, 85, 136, 165 Marler, Elizabeth: 69, 155 Marple, Karen: 85, 120, 127, 139 Marshall, Frank: 69, 159 Marshall, Luke: 85 Martin, Donna: 101, 130, 140 Martin, Sherry: 101, 140 Martin, Shirley: 69, 155 Martin, Terry: 86, 139, 165 Martin, Vanesa: 101, 144, 175, 179 Mason, Cherie: 101, 140 Mason, David: 69, 150, 152 Matthias, Ruth: 86, 120 Maxwell, Kimberley: 101, 120, 140 McAllister, Jim: McAnallen, Patti: 86, 110, 116 McCarty, Donna: 40, 69 McCarver, Bruce: 86, 160 McCarver, James: 101, 152 McCloud, Randy: 101, 152 McConnell, Kim: 101 McDaniel, Caroline: 86 McDaniel, Donald: 101 McDonald, Eddie: 69 McElwain, Janet: 24, 86, 120, 128, 136, 145 McGee Amber: 6, 69, 136, 144 McGrath, Ronnie: 40, 101, 114, 118, 136 McGregor, Cary: 101, 145, 168 Mcllnay, David: 40, 69, 115, 126, 152 Mcllnay, Jon: 101, 127, 152 McIntyre, Debbie: 56, 70, 165 McKamey, Darrell: 185 McKee, Darrell: 185 McKee, Cheryl: 56, 69, 139 McKee, Janet: 101, 140 McKinly, Bonnie: 101, 128 McKinney, Pam: 101, 134 McKinney, Sherron: 86, 155 McPherson, Debbie: McVey, Stanley: 156 Medlock, JoAnn: 101, 128, 140, 144 Meeler, William: 101 Melvin, Terry: 101, 152 Mendonsa, Debbie: 102, 140 Miller, Bobby: 86, 160 Miller, Dale: 86 Miller, Janet 34, 70 Miller, Mike: 102, 156 Miller, Mindy: 24, 102, 120, 127 Milton, Rhonda: 40, 102, 120, 140 Mineo, Doug: 86, 152 Mires, Brenda: 56, 155 Mitchell, DeWayne: 102 Mitchell, Julie: 70 Mitchell, Sharan: 40, 102, 120, 123, 149, 151, 152 Mix, Debbie: 70 Mix, Mark: 86, 145 Moats, Cindy: 70, 158, 159 Mock, Barry: 40, 86, 136, 145, 146, 168 Mock Melissa: 5, 23, 24, 26, 34, 35, 40, 70, 119, 136, 138 Moistner, Danita: 102 Molina, Elvira: 86, 126 Montrose, Kim: 22, 23, 24, 40, 82, 86, 110, 119, 128, 136, 145 Moody, Dane: 70, 164 Moody, Dianne: Moody, Rod: 61, 70, 143, 174, 176 Moore, Linda: 102, 140 Morgan, Larry: 86, 157 Moriarity, Colleen: 65, 70, 110, 116, 141, 184 Morris, John: 70 Morris, Lynna: 102, 106, 110, 120, 131, 140, 145 Morris, Valerie: 128 Morrison, Julie: 102, 128, 140 Morrison, Mark: 26, 70 Mosley, Terry: 78, 142, 143, 145 Mostella, Christ: 86, 143, 155 Mostella, Karen: 70, 149, 155, 161 Mounce, Mickee: Mullimax, Robin: 102, Murphree, Sandy: 86, 165 Myers, Dawn: 102 Myers, Tottie: 85, 86, 141 N Nagy, Walter: Nall, Janice: 86, 127 Neal, Frank: 102 Neese, Charlie: 70, 174 Neilson, Jeff: 27, 40, 70 Nelson, Cheryle: 102, 120, 122 Nelson, Rickey: 102 Newton, Ulysses: 70, 134 Nichols, Cynthia: 102, 103 Nichols, Mark: 25, 70, 145, 160, 161 Nichols, Patricia: 102, 140 Nichols, Terri: 70 Nolen, Patricia: 102, 140 1% Nichols, Terri: 70 Nolen, Patricia: 86, 155 Nordman, Lizbeth: 24, 26, 40, 70, 136 Norris, Becky: 86 Northern, Mark: Novotny, Rick: 70, 72, 135 Nucci, Robert: 102, 139 Nucci, Viza: 70, 120, 128, 134, 141 O Oberpriller, Barry: 102 Oberpriller, Brad: 70. 130, 132 Ochoa, Richard: Oden, Amy: 4, 23, 24, 40, 71, 136, 142, 148, 149, 152, 162 Oden, Andy: 40, 102, 114, 117, 142, 151, 152 Oden, Jan Ivan: 87, 160 Ogletree, Dwight: 61, 71 Oldem, Bunnie: 102 Olson, Dean: 87, 160 Opitz, Marion: 71 Opitz, Michael: 102 Orr, Rhonda: 87, 141 Orsburn, Brad: 40, 102 Ortega, Joe: 87 Ortega, Louis: 102, 127, 130, 134 Otten, Donna: 102 Overcast, Shelly: 102 Overcast, Terri: 87, 88, 134, 144, 163 Overfield, Brian: 102, 143 Owens, Karen: 102 Owens, Kathy: 87, 127, 164 Owens, Sherrie: 71 P Pardis, William: 102 Parker, Debbie: 103 Parker, Elizabeth: 103, 120, 127, 130, 140 Parker, Margaret: 103, 120, 127, 140 Parker, Merry: Parrent, Jeff: 103 Parrish, Andrea: 103, 134, 140 Parrish, Andreia L.: 103, 140, 143 Parsley, James: 103 Patterson, Donna: 71 Patterson, Mike: 40, 71, 143, 146, 160, 168 .Patterson, Myra: Patterson, Rhonda: 103, 106, 111, 116, 120, 122, 140 Paul, Byron: 40, 87, 168, 174, 176 Paul, Donna: 87 Payne, Annette: Payne, Barbara: 103 Payne, Kendall: 103, 152 Payne, Kris: 22, 87, 158, 159 Peacock, Julie: Peard, Barbara: 71 Peard, Claire: 103 Perala, Patti: 103 Perdicaris, Jean: 7, 32, 40, 62, 71, 116, 126, 136, 138, 149, 152, 153 Perdicaris, Steve: 40, 87, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152 Perez, Jerry: Perkey, Jerry: 103, 139 Perkins, Larry: 71 Perone, Sherri: 87, 139 Perry, Kenneth: 71, 160 Petkoff, Bobby: 87, 160, 168 Petkoff, Jimmy: 103 Pettit, Cathy: 40, 67, 71, 119, 136 Peyton, Pam: Phillips, Rcmee: 103, 123, 127, 140, 142, 144 Phillips, Tim: 6, 71, 146, 161, 168 Pigg, Jane: 22, 40, 71, 110, 116, 117, 118, 126, 130, 141, 149, 151, 152, 153, 185 Pike, Ame: 87 Pittman, Roy Piotrowski, Betty: 103 Plato. Ji an: 71 Pogue, David: 71, 136 Pogue, Rusty: 40, 80, 87, 139, 165 Pogue, Terri: 34, 103, 120 Poley, Debbie: 87. 128, 129, 145 Poling, LaDonna: 127, 152 Polston, Charles: 4, 40, 78, 87, 114, 117, 118, 128, 129 Popc hoke, Tom: 87, 150, 152 Porret, Charles: 103, 128 Potter, Sharon: Powell, Dan: 87, 127, 132, 151 Powell, Phyllis: 71 Powell, Ricky: 103 Powell, Steve: 103, 145 Powers, Patricia: 87 Prather, David: 71 Prather, Ronnie: 103 Prather, Ben: Price, LaReba: 71, 154 Prince, Raymond: 32, 71, 168, 174, 185 Prince, Sharon: 6, 23, 24, 27, 40, 71, 120, 122, 147, 154, 161 Prince, Steve: 150, 152 Prock, Jill: 87. 134, 135 Propps, Debbie: 85, 87, 110, 126 Propps, Diana: 103, 127, 144 Pruett, Curtis: 103 Pruett, Karen: 87 Puckett, Rick: 87 Puckett, Terri: 103, 140 R Rader, Brian: 86, 168 Raiden, Gwen: 103 Rangel, Willis: 40, 87 Rankhorn, James: 103, 139, 156 Ratcliff, Tammy: 71, 162 Ratlief, Bobbie: 139 Ray, Sharon: 72, 145, 163 Ray, Susan: 93, 103, 130, 151, 152 Reber, Mike: 79, 80, 87, 146, 168 Reece, Mary: 72, 120, 160, 162 Reed, Brenda: 40, 104, 148, 151, 152 Reimer, John: 40, 87, 132, 149, 150, 152 Reopelle, Janet: 104, 131, 152 Ressler, Loretta: Ressler, Laridy: 160 Reynolds, Cindy: 104, 140 Reynolds, Wes: 72, 156 Richard, Robert: Richards, Sherman Riechert, Kevin: Richardson, Phil: 34, 72, 160 Richardson, Susan: 87 Richeson, LeAnn: 40, 95, 104, 110, 116, 118, 128, 140, 144, 152 Rico, Jessie: 104 Rico, Mary: 87, 126, 165 Riggert, Cathy: 87 Riley, Diane: 72, 175, 176, 179 Ringuette, Don: 104 Risinger, Dana: 1r4. 120, 134, 140 Roach, Brenda: Roach. Debbie: 88, 155 Robert ., Beverly: 104, 177 Roberts, ElcJa: 104, 176 Roberts, Lisa: 104, 134, 140 Robertson, Teresa: 88, 155 Robinson, Debbie: 34, 72, 154 Robinson, Eula: 72 Robinson, Marie: Robinson. Peggy: 88 Robinson. Sue: 88 Robinson, Wanda: 72, 154 Robinson. Wilma: Robison, Jannie: 104, 140 Robison, Perry: Robison. Rodney: 4. 88, 110, 132 Rockett, Jimmy: 157 Rodda, Michael: 88, 136 Rodgers, Susan: 40, 88. 149, 152 Rodriguez, Janie: 88, 126, 155 Rodriguez, Becky: 104, 155 Rodriguez, Jeanette: 104, 127, 140 Rodriguez, Melba: 72, 155 Roe, Kim: 104, 127, 130, 140 Rogers. John: 88, 157 Rogers, Pam: 104, 140, 152 Rojas, Brian: 40. 88, 132, 152 Roles, Larrv 88 Roll, Gwen: 72 Roma. Ron: 72, 132 Roscover. Tim: 72, 162 Rose, Cheryl: 127 Rose. Dean: 40, 88, 102, 134 Rose, Sherrie: 88 Rose, Joe: Ross, Bill: 72 Rowland, Tamye: 88 Rucker, Ricky: 40, 72 Ruiz, Rosalinda: 104 Rushing, Jimmy: 157 Russell, Jeffery: Russell, Megan: 101, 104, 120. 131, 140. 145 S Sadler. Kim: 88 Sage, Sandy: 72 Saindon, Debbie: 88, 152 Salazar, Johnny: Saker, Mary: 88, 139 Saker, Rosella: 72 Salmon, Karen D.: 88 Salone, Gwen: 104 Sanchez, Aldo: 72 Sanchez, Larry: 72, 126 Sanchez, Dinicio: 126 anchez, Gloria: 104, 127, 140 Sanderx, Carol: Sanders, Melissa: 72, 126 Sanders, Phillip: 104 Santiago, Ed: 104, 152 Sargent, Debbie: 104, 120, 127 Satchell, Anthony: Saults, Robert: Savage, Beverly: 140 Scalf, Cindy: 88, 127, 158, 159, 161 Scalf, Rebecca: 88, 152 Schenkel, Susan N.: 72 Schomber, Debbie: 88, 120 Schrock, Richard: 73. 132, 151, 152, 165 Scott, Susan: 24, 104, 120, 127, 131, 140, 144 Scars, Dana: 4, 40, 136, 149, til, 152 Scars, Jan: 40. 104, 140, 145, 151, 152 Scdmon, Y'onnc: 104 See, Robert: 104 Seeberger, Diana: 73, 155, 162 Selby, Larry: 88 Self, Ricky: 40, 73, 116, 117, 118, 144, 145, 146, 168 Sewell, Danny: 73, 116 Sewell, Dennis: 104 Seltzer, Rick: 104 Sharpe, Mark: 105 Shears, Janie: 88, 126 Sherwood, Daniel: 73, 148, 149, 150, 152 Sherwood, David: 73, 150, 152 Sherman, Randy: 88 Shivers, Cordia: 105 Sides, Lori: Sierer, Willy: 25, 26, 73, 114, 118, 145. 158, 159, 161 Signorelli, Paul: 105, 139 Sikes, Ricky N.. 73, 159 Sikes, Ronnie: 105 Simco, Stuart: 105 Simpson, Susan: 88. 145 Simpson, Todd: 88, 160 Sims, Shirlene: 22, 73, 159, 162 Sirmons, Tommy: 88 Smiley. Butch: 40, 73, 136, 145 Smith, Brian: 73 Smith, Cheryl: 105 Smith, Craig: 40, 88 Smith, Danny: 88, 129 Smith, Darlene: 88, 165 Smith, Darrell: 105, 156 Smith, Dean: 145 Smith, Diane: 88, 145 Smith, Gary: 23, 40, 73, 136, 138, 146, 168 Smith, Kim: 24, 26, 73, 116, 117, 125, 144 Smith, Steve: 89, 164 Smith, Randy: 105, 136 Smith, Ricky: 88 Smith, Robert: 7, 105, 127 Smith, William: 105, 156 Snavely, Paula: 74, 154 Snavely, Neva: 74, 154 Snow, Eddie: 105, 130 Snowden, Virginia: 155 Snyder, David: Snyder, Kevin: 105, 156 Soli, Julie: 89, 159, 165 Solis, Romando: 89, 156 Soliz, Emma: 74, 165 Soliz, Eddie: Sparrow, Jerome: Speer, Dana: 23, 32, 40, 74, 136, 144, 148, 152 Speer, Donita: 105, 140, 152 Speer, Lonnie: 89, 152, 156 Spooner, Frank: Spruiell, Saundra: 40, 105, 119, 120, 127, 131, 140, 144 Starr, Cathy: 80, 89, 114, 116, 118, 125 Starr, Don: 74, 142, 145, 163, 168 Starwalt, Tracey: 89 Stebbens, Rick: 89, 150, 152 Stepanovich, Joe: 33, 74, 150, 151, 152, 153, 158, 159, 161 Stephens, Mike: 89 Stephenson, Ricky: 89 Stephenson, Robbie: 105 Stevens, Pam: 22, 25. 33, 40, 74, 115, 118, 148, 149, 151, 152 Stevenson, Gary: 89, 174, 176 Stevenson, Willie: 74, 157 Stewart, Roy: 105 Stillwell, Tammy: Stillwell, Zachery: 105, 130, 139 Stobbe, Craig: 40, 105, 115, 118, 139, 142 Stobbe, Jeff: 89, 168, 174, 176 Stobbe, Jodi: 5, 26, 74, 75, 122, 145, 164 Stogner, Cindy. 74 Stogner, Gary: 89, 156 Stokes, Karen: 89 Stokes, Kim: 74, 154 Stone, Terry: 105, 152 Stoner, Cathy: 74, 154, Stone, Danny: 105 Studer, Becky: 105, 140 Stout, Cherry: 89, 163 Stratton, Darrell: 89 Stroud, Micky: Suggs, Cindy: 89 Sullivan, Renee: 74 Summitt, Billy: 89, 145, 168 Summitt, Jimmy: 105, 145 Summitt, Shannon: 105, 140, 144 Sumrall, Nancy: 105, 175, 177 Sutton, Mike: 74, 135 Sutherland, Danny: 105, 152 Swanson, Scott: 89, 132, 145 T Tadlock, Jeff: 74 Tadlock, Lauren: 105, 140 Tafoya, Linda: 128 Talley, Cheri: Talley, Lynn: 105 Tamez, Elvira: 105 Tascarini, Marilyn: 105, 127 Tealsworth, Teena: 89, 127, 152, 165 Templer, Paula: 24, 40, 89, 119, 136, 145 Tevebaugh, Randy: 40, 89, 119, 136, 145 Thacker, Jill: 22, 24, 92, 105, 120, 128, 140 Thacker, Lisa: 33, 74, 159, 162 Thacker, Randy: 89, 145, 164, 168 Thomason, Steven: 106, 139, 145 Thomason, Tonya: 89 Thompson, John: 74, 160, 168 Thompson, Linda: 106 Thompson, Phillip: 89 Thompson, Shawna: 89 Thompson, Terri: 106 Thornton, John: 74 Thornton, Mickey: 89 Thornton, Nickey: 89 Thornton, Richard: 75 Thurman, Barry: 106 Thurmond, Danny: Thurmond, Jason: 89 Thurmond, Raymond: 68, 75 Thurmond, Penny: 106 Tiernan, Wendy: 106 Tims, Tim: 35, 40, 75, 114, 118, 136, 138, 142, 145, 150, 168 Tinney, Sharon: 72, 74, 75, 148. 152 Tipton, Bobby: 75, 152, 156 Tipton, Valerie: 89, 155 Todd, Mike: Tolbert, Sonia: 106 Tolbert, Yvonne: 90, 175 Torres, Danny: 90 Torres, Michael: 106 Townsend, Michelle: 24, 35, 75, 116, 117, 120, 122 Townzen, Doug: 40, 105, 106, 139 Trest, Bruce: 106, 145 Trest, Cathy: 75, 154 Trevino, Luisa: 40, 90, 127, 149, 151, 151 Troester, Angela: 106, 140, 152 Turner, Mattie: 106 Turner, Raymond: 75, 159 Tudor, Robert: 85 Turpin, Kay: 90, 155 Tuttle, Kevin: 5, 40, 106, 136, 149, 152 Tyner, Gary: 106, 139 V Vaden, Phylis: 75, 139, 145 Vandervolk, Rita: 139 Vazuera, Jesse: 106 Varney, Hobert: 106 Vassella, Dino: 106 Vassella, Rick: 90 Vaughan Teresa: 106, 127, 140 Vinyard, Dan: 106, 160 Vinyard, Sam: 106, 160 Vo, Thi Thu Nga: 106 W Wade, Glenda: Walden Frank: 90, 129, 152 Waldroop, Janie: 26, 75, 120, 126, 139, 141, 144, 165 Waldroop, Renee: 40, 106, 110, 111, 116, 128, 140, 145 Walker, Cindy: Walker, Craig: 106, 130 Walker, Desiree: 86, 90, 155 Walker, Donna: 106 Walker, Mark: 90, 159 Walker, Mike: 90, 168 Walker, Timmy: 83, 90, 168 Walker, Tina: 90, 159 Wallace, Mike: Walstad, Joseph: 75, 145, 146, 168, 173 Walstad, Sandra: 80, 90, 114, 116, 117, 118, 120, 145 Walton, Lisa: 106 Walton, Mike: 75 Walton, Tina: 90 Ware, Becky: 75, 120 Warren, Jewel: 90, 154 Warren, Stephanie: 90, 147 Washburn, Terry: 40, 75, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152 Washington, Vicki: 106 Watkins, Doug: 106 Watkins, Michael: Watkins, Steve: Watson, Donald: 107 Watson, Jackie: 40, 107, 131, 149, 151, 152 Watson, Steven: 76, 129, 130, 159, 162 Weatherford, David: Weatherly, Laurie: 90, 155 Weber, Mike: 90, 145 Welch, Denise: 140 Welch, Dwain: 90 Welch, Stephan: 107 Wendland, Ricky: Werner, Sean: 107, 152 West, Eric: 107 West Frnaklin: 76 West, Leothis: 90 West, Luther: 107 Westlake, Tony: 90 198 Organizations Weyer, Sue: 88, 90, 163 Whipkey, Bo: 40 Whipps, Sherri: White, Gaye: 76, 163, 175 White, Joe: 90, 132 White, John: Whiting, Julie: 104, 107, 127, 140 Whitten, John: 107 Whitwdl, Shelly: 107, 152 Whitwell, Steve: 76, 145, 165 Wiginton, Sandra: 40, 90, 128, 136, 138, 144 Wilburn, Lori: 24, 80, 90, 144, 165 Wilcoxen, Danny: 76 Willeford, Craig: 90, 129 Willeford, Edwina: 76 Williams, Johnny Williams, Judi: 76 Williams, Marie: 107 Williams, Melanie: 76, 132, 141 Williams, Rann: 83, 90, 115, 117, 136 Williams, Rodney: 107 Williams, Ronald: 90 Williams, Willie: 90 Willis, Deana: 76, 155 Willis, Debra: 91, 155 Willis, John: 107, 160 Willis, Larry: 159 Wilson, Cathy: 91, 155, 175 Wilson, Cheryl: 107 Wilson, Darryl: Wilson, Donald: Wilson, Frank: 91 Wilson, Larry: 5, 76, 148, 149, 150, 152 Wilson, Matt: 107, 139 Wilson, Rex: 76 Wilson, Russell: 76, 145, 168 Wimberley, LeeAnne: 22, 25, 26, 35, 40, 76, 117, 122, 136, 144 Winchester, Mark: 150 Winstead, Tina: 91, 129, 132, 163 Woodard, Maki: 91, 152, 165 Woodbury, Sonya: 107 Woods, Mike: 76, 146 Woods, Susan: 91, 155 Woodward, Jimmy: 91 Wooldridge, Bonnie: 76 Woolsey, A'Lynn: 91, 139 Woolsey, Lisa: 40, 107, 130, 140, 149, 151, 152 Wooten, Dana: 24, 34, 40, 91, 120, 127, 136, 144 Worley, Cindy: 26, 76, 120, 122, 144, 163 Worsham, Sandra: 107 Wray, Alyson: 23, 24, 25, 26, 33, 35, 40, 76, 110, 114, 116, 118, 119 126, 136, 138 Wray, Steven: 91, 132, 168 Wright, Beth: 91, 128, 144, 164 Wright, Bill: 87, 157 Y Yates, Bonnie: Yeager, John: Young, Debbie: 76, 154 Z Zielke, Jim: 107, 130 V Zepeda, Mary: 91, 134, ,.S Yearbook: 110 Collar: 112 ACTV — 2: 114 FJA: 116 Broadcasters: 118 Spirit Steppers: 119 Pep Club: 120 Cheerleaders: 122 Spanish Club: 126 French Club: 128 Biology II: 129 Biology I: 130 JETS: 132 Art Club: 134 Varsity Choir: 136 Vocal Music: 138 FT A: 141 Student Council: 142 FCA: 144 Letlermen: 146 Black History: 147 Band: 148 HERO: 154 VICA: 156 DECA: 158 Psychology Club: 162 •OV-UT'O V SV 4 7 e -i9ife