Baird High School - Headlight Yearbook (Baird, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

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'T'? :-A awww' 4Y J! 10-Opening Section J :medium dw Chrystie, Sheri, Jackie, Tim and Barry form Hughes Enterprises . . . Richard Mendez charms Tammy Bannowsky . . . Tammy West and Mrs. Allen prepare for Junior class party . . . Student Ag teacher, Mr. Mel Herweck, helps Dennis, James and Lonnie run popcorn machine. s W - 8---7 I-nu.. ag 1 I fx S ,X A .ww-bf, 51545 as fi NP YL Kwai 5, my A am , 'qv ,fm ,,x H Q w ,ww w Q Q?-N 'f 5 fs 1 'J :gre QM n Y, ' M, ' W 4 A F twig? hm f ' g14fgp1 i 1 1 Em - sr 1 . W, I f 1 P .. W K rv., Q ? an Q y wgxtg ,, Q W ' A if Q W 1 E M Tv' A f lf s if if 74fzcff5m5l72 sz, lysifszalay as .saufcfaf ? Q A av , ,t' l D 5 4' 4.- f Richard Mendez emcees the Beauty Pageant , . . Top onors go to Dana Williams and Zane Wright . . . Runners- p are Larry, Regina, Mike, Connie, Cindy, and Will odi, Linda, Jill, Charlotte, Beckyc, and Julie complete the op ten group Richard Rhynes, Tim Hughes, and Mr. Jevenport perform for the pageant sponsored by the drill eam on January 10. 2,55 WY! . lil' , ' i Opening Sectionfl-3 Hop demonstrates while Tammy con- centrates Juniors enjoy magazine sales party Band members move into new band hall Huey, Dewey, and Louie? . . . Jay becomes a TV star at last? X 'iw J ith!! Alt 14-Opening Section T? S ,f .QS S Aff. Only a coach could have four arms . . . Victory is overshadowed by the sadness of the last ballgame . . . Zane's memories will never fade . . . Mrs Buff- ington, counselor, helps seniors during Career Education Week Just a handful of memories . . . The Bear inspires spirit before the Hamlin game . . . Ricky plays the role of The Mad Doc- tor. Opening Section-15 5 S . M! r wfgf 7'7 -ww,-up-uwww , , - 'lf - 'JK Vi . 1 1. , 3: ,, -v nk 41, LQW. .M.-v.v .w 1- 5, 'ff Q' f .. 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Clark. 18-Administration Edd 57:2 QUE Cjfgii M-F Q A i Mrs. Johnsie Allen Terry Bates Quinn Conley Mrs. Jean Corley Mrs Irma Crow B.A., ACU, M.A., Sul B.S.,McMurry B.S.,ASU M.A., Columbia Univ., BA NTSL Ross Coach,Math Coach,Science, Health B.S., Mary-Hardin Business Yearbook English, Spanish, Baylor Drama Homemaking mrs FBI N Q X. Michael Devenport Dave Edmiston Jerel Graves Robert Stovall Dick Vestal BA-, T3I'l0l0Y1 Stale B.S.,ASU B.S.,McMurry M,Ed., Howard Payne B S Texas Tech M ST Univ. Ath. Dir., Coach, Biol- Coach,History Math Tarleton Band Director ogy I, II Vo Agriculture Floyd Wimberley Mrs. Frances Green- B.A., HSUQ M.S., Univ. way 0fUtah Business Manager, Geom., English I, II School Tax Assessor Mrs. Linda Hart B.S., ACU Office Secretary Mrs. Bobbie Trammell B.S., ACU, M.Ed., ACU Counselor 31:9- Upper left: Mr. Wimberley, Mr. Stovall, and Mr. Vestal share a good story. Upper right: Mr. Jennings congratulates Mrs. Corley upon com- pletion of twenty-eight years in the field of education. Mrs. Corley whose teaching assignments included Hardin-Simmons University, Dallas, Eula and Baird, plans an early retirement at the end of the school year. Center photos: Mrs. Bobbie Trammell, school counselor, efficiently maintains students' records and test scores. Mrs. Allen and her Spanish I class prepare for a pinata part. Right: Mrs. Irma Crow directs the school Coronation program sponsored by the yearbook staff. 20-Faculty fs rs 5 . x W, .1 4 s 2 it t E li x 'Ea-'l We av , 4+ .. K4- 1 E s 3 l 2 , A 1 f . sh 1 s J 3 553 i uuxvmmnu qnnll ' X3 ' a 3 '2'i',.,' in ww? - JZW5 twang,-. , f 1 , gf V. ' iw - JY, T, f rx we yi M ,,,., My Q gg: i,i,,. i...q5 5' . f'n- f 4 -4. 5, N. - .2 a, , , ,, I 1, ,Q .. ,N , 'A ,svn X: M :t.'2'j...P , , ' :X Upper left: Mr. Mike Devenport jams down during his free time. Upper right: Mr. Jennings admonishes the football boys to crush the Rotan Yellowhammers. Cen- ter left: Coaches Bates, Conley, Edmiston, Graves and Gordon display their gifts received from the football boys. Above: Mrs. Nancy Young checks her civics class grade book before announcing senior exemptions. Left: Mrs. Frances Greenway and Mrs. Linda Hart pause a moment from their office duties. Faculty-21 5126014 go 4.0445 Cyanide Alyfi-5 ns.. . .pw Hifi: kd' -J 'hw sf. I f.m 'k , 1,3 1 if iff- . . ' 7 f I I , Q.-fr' A 'X 'm.. P , A pi? Q' S calf . ,..f.+.'e'Q'f 3 4 Ng' -f gn bw Hit 'iff gi, Qga 'f '55, f :wg are J K gs , .. Qi.-L,b, ,-V f 3, ,,-as 'iq fr .L 1 i A rig ff' ' VSV r'5 '4' ,. ' . . . ., M. gmt ,V nw rr , y t - , xxx . , D625 E' .. 'w A ', K if XLL. i f,.,g,.i' 3? A Q '55 Gloria Aguirre 5, JJ, 5 W. , XM,-gi ffif q 'xi'-4 rg N. af 1-A Jesus Cruz Aguirre N.. '-4-A The senior class officers are Tim Hughes, presidentg Tammy Bannowsky, secretaryg Richard Mendez, reporterg Jodi Jennings, vice president. Heather Marie Allen 22-Seniors is... in Pat Almanzar Donald Charles Ashburn Tammy Tirza Bannowsky Connie Gayle Eubanks Ricky Dale Fleming Cindy Kay Hart Sabi' TN ff if Randy Lynn Hopkins Timothy Ray Hughes C ff ZI. lll 5 Q 3 Jodi Lynette Jennings Seniors-23 24- Seniors Jansen Jay Jones Janea King Elana Martin Robert D. McCormick Mary Augustina Mendez Richard Anthony Mendez M3-FCY MOIlS6y William G. Morgan Jackie Elliott Parks 49 419' 'WY Chrystie Jean Patterson Phillip Castro Rodriguez III Deborah Sessions GU' Robby Watson Darrell Zane Wright 3. NX Sheri Whitehead Barry Lee Williams Tim, Connie, Deborah, Barry, Tina, Pat, Janea, Jessie, Ricky and Gloria have been classmates for the past twelve years. They take their last ride on the memory-go-round. Seniors-25 wziou CLASS OFFICERS Darryl Harris, president Larry Segura, reporter Alan Bohannon, vice-president John Hanson, secretary 'za Woffgfzcq U55 Qfzyw 'O-S lg fe 1' Xlilassr Bobby Almanzar Greg Austin Julie Barton Alan Bohannon Marty Brumbaugh Russell Burks Joe Clark Jeff Day 26-Juniors l Janice Diehl Mike Duncan Brian Fears Kathy Fleming Roy Fulcher Dana Gillit Eddie Graham Lee Gulley NA! Linda Hambrick John Hanson Darryl Harris Steven Johnson X45-Q The winning magazine sales team and their sponsor, Mrs. Allen, enjoy a party in the gym. Doris Kelly Mike McCormick Juniors Kelly McLaughlin Darla McWilliams Lupe Mendez Mitchell Parr Jamie Pate Nita Perkins Charlotte Perryman Billy Plunk Richard Rhynes Teresa Rhynes nl Richard Rutherford 4- v Larry Segura The losing magazine sales team and their sponsor, Mrs. Jean Cor- ley, throw a party for the winning team New student, Brent Shaw strides in. 28-Juniors ji ,Q- t,.. !'... Kathy Silba Becky Summers v':':.'Y Terri Tomlinson 'PV Q , Davy Vestal 1. 57 Awyfx if 2 i V 8 I H ,pf 'gl ta m MQ QQ! aww A 1 t 2 4 1 it 4 , , '2 Top left: Class sponsor, Mr. Floyd Wimberly, aids Richard Rhynes. Above: Mike Duncan assists Janice Diehl at the beauty contest. Left: Dana Gillit, Bobby Almanzar, and Mitchell Parr at the Jun- ior-Senior Banquet. Julie Walker Lucky Walker Tammy West Norma Zampine Juniors-29 .cvoggomozai jf Q U55 .QDQQ5 Jay Clark finds aqulet study corner in the library Rebecca Cerda Lisa Armstrong and Rhonda Waggoner are on their Juan Aguirre Lisa Armstrong Donnie Barron Rory Burks Lisa Carrico Arthur Cerda Rebecca Cerda Jay Clark 30 Sophomores David Collins J oy Davis Ricky Defosses Trey Dyer Brenda Dana Deanna and Rory are studying? Jay Robert, Donnie, and Juan Nicky Glaze Toby Glosson Sid Grant Carl Griggs Sammie Harris Charles Hart Martin Isenhower Greg Jones Sophomores M A., W Lonnie Keith Terry Keith I, 00' y .94 fwhf wr Cathy Maxwell 4-9 Jimmy Newcomb im' 1 'L ' Deanna Patterson John Pettit Kenny Plunk 00' pw-C1 Carla Rodriguez WMV , V'kk ' ' ff wg' fy ,M lm , 6. its Sophomore beauty contestant Lisa Carrico Sophomore boys chow down on valentine cake Juan Aguirre, Jimmy Newcomb, and Rodney Rodriguez check out library magazines. 32- Sophomores it . . M Q 9 1 ' 1 ,-,Www f Q, my '37 5 Mingo Segura Tammy Skinner Beck ye Tucker Richard Vollmer Rhonda Waggoner Devin Welch Dale White Dana Williams GH 'H Brenda Wright Mike Young Sophomore class officers are Ricky Defosses, secre- taryg Greg Jones, presidentg Sid Grant, vice-presi- dentg Tammy Skinner, reporter, fnot picturedj. Sophomores-33 . M-f 9 r iw ......-mam Leading the way for the freshmen are officers Russell Robbins, secretaryg Joe Payne, vice presidentg Scott Norman, president Kim Austm reporter. zaigmslz anzgfs LOIZ gg:-Jifz Qufwze Mark Allen David Almanzar Kim Austin Tracy Brownlee Robert Burns Dennis Diehl Paula Fears Gail Freiman 34 Freshmen fs Fiffisfii. 'a M i rs, ,'r'k rr, ,wsfr-P fi gr: Q - James Freiman Gary Glosson Vicki Glosson Craig Griggs Karen Hatchett Jill Holland Ruby Kelly Cindy Mann Kristi McCormick Jody McDonald Steven McQuilliams Esther Mendez John Mendez Leslee Monsey Jay Moore Scott Norman Karen Park Scott Parker .I oe Payne Lisa Perryman Freshmen 35 Russell Rhynes Regina Robbins Russell Robbins Ismael Rodriguez Rodney Rodriguez Jami Schaffrina qu Cozy Shelton 1,....u, Chris Silba A Bill Tate Alan Tatum 'Y' 10.43 'N-.- Paula Fears, beauty contestant . . . freshmen girls enjoy their first pinata party . . . freshmen boys attend their first football banquet. 36-Freshmen All -inngii 1 m ,, 5, '--f!- Freshmen look on as Russell Rhynes takes part in Hammer Hamlin Day . . There's excitement in the air at Christmas. -if w- 'fr Patricia Twiner Becky Turner Tammie VanCleave Renee Walker r 2256 -fini! il iz? V' K' '-af 00' 4-Q-or , .,,, M 40452 NW ffl' ,ff Donnie Wagner Kelly Ward ,V L Brock Watson Jackie Williams Daina Wright Carla Wristen Freshmen-37 ,ef '91 Have these juniors caught spring fever? . . . Greg, David, and Rory help store books at the end of school while freshman girls collect trash from their lockers . . . senior girls discuss after-graduation plans . . . typing class has busy fingers . . . Scott takes a break. ls his arm broken, too? 38-Activities Y ' S R 3 xp 5 5 5 i ,E me auofzifai ,471 Q HN' , U I A I . A bg. . ' W - JV 'B gil t' aa' 5' fn f .. - 1- M. E f If i xxx M Er. Q 13 'i ff ,f g ,L . 4 1 ' 5 King and Queczzn QXBHS Monsey Q '5 ' ' V .- X' ,TE 5 ' 5 2? jf 4. ff xr X 1, ff il? 5 Most Handsome and Beautiful Darrell Zane Wright Dana Williams i 3, 3 fi XTR E i ,ii is gi. .. 3 as X . S x 97 ' Q X . ik if ,S Q f .F 1 - X: -, I Iv Q 'S' 115 ' , N -.Idle ' . 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Y . 2,55 1 P .- . yn I A 'f' -'af wi M .F 1 ,' W ja 1+ my C' .knmyrr Af lb SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES Jay Jansen Jones Jackie Elliott Parks JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES Darryl Harris Marty Brumbaugh 5 H x X SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES Carla Rodriguez Juan Aguirre FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES Karen Hatchett Jody McDonald 6 I I ! a U X 3 E l 1 Q F 1 I E 3. Q Cgvpo Zfg, Ricky Fleming, 2L Darryl Harris, ZL Greg Austin, QL Alan Bohannon, 2L Sr. Tackle, 150 lb. Jr. Quarterback, 155 lb. Jr. Back, 155 lb. Jr. Tackle, 165 lb. Hon. Mention offense 1st team offense 1st team offense Zane Wright, 3L Will Morgan, 3L, 155 lb. Sr. Guard, 186 lb. Sr. Back, Def. Back lst team offense lst team defense 1st team defense 2nd team offense 2nd team all-area , offensive lineman Eddie Graham, 1L Dana Gillit, 1L Jeff Day, 1L Mike MCC0I'mfCk, U-1 Jr. Flanker, 145 lb. Jr. lineman, 157 lb. Jr. Tackle 230 lb. Jr. Center, 150 lb. Hon. Mention offense Hon. Mention defense Larry Segura, 2L Mike Duncan, 1L Lucky Walker, 2L Davy Vestal, 1L Jr. T.E. 155 lb. Jr. L.B., 168 lb. Jr. Center, 180 lb. Jr. S. E., 130 lb. 1st team offense 1st team defense Hon. Mention offense Hon. Mention offense X Brian Fears, 2L Sid Grant, 1L V Jr. Guard, Def. End Soph. Flanker, 145 lb. 2nd team defense 2nd team defense Hon. Mention offense Hon. Mention offense Ed Zi Ricky Defosses, 1L Joe Clark, 1L Juan Aguirre David Collins Soph. lineman, 180 lb. Jr. 145 lb. Soph. 140 lb. Soph. 140 lb. Hon. Mention defense 51 ,,,,,,....--F K '.,,.,.....M iw' ff? aff .9 5. N-e X1-4 s - 'N 4., in 'Z .1' ML.. M' Q - 'AQ -Q A N K' C Q K fvxpgxmkfi v K i use Auf , ,XF A . 'gr Mk , f 1 -jf i. W . ,-' , K ' - ' 4 S! , Q ff if ,,, F ,gs f1'fffS f'QR5E'1 zz 1 aw .LA wwf 'Bef f is Q , ,K 'X ' Q 3 I gl is Sw-f Q me ..M.a- X I ..0 sf . 5 x ,S - f TL 4 ,, .X A Q . Q , I St. rw Coach Ed discusses strategy with Quarterback Harris as tension rises during the Hamlin game. Above: Coach Ed tries to calm an overexcited Will Morgan during the game with Albany. Right: Coach Graves congratulates Vestal for his out- standing TD catch at Hamlin. Manager Hart lis- tens intently. 54- Football K 4? fm Standing: Dave Edmiston, head coachg Max Gordon, first assistant. Kneeling Assistant coaches Jerel Graves, Quinn Conley and Terry Bates. BAIRD VS. MERKEL, 39-22 September 7, there The Bears kicked off with a big win. The offense piled up 177 yards passing and 195 yards rushing. The defense held Merkel to only 40 yards. Harris threw three TD passes-two to Segura and one to Grant. Morgan scored twice and Austin added a 74-yard TD run in the third quarter. Bohannon and Defosses tied with 14 tackles. BAIRD VS. SANTA ANNA, 13-24 September 14, here On the Bears' first series, Harris scored after an 80-yard drive. The other TD came on a 23- yard run by Austin. The offense had 168 yards rushing and 115 yards passing. Santa Anna was held to 0 yards passing. Bohannon kicked the PAT and was also leading tackler with 10. BAIRD VS. CROSS PLAINS, 36-24 September 21, there The Baird backs performed well behind a fine blocking line. The Bears had 168 yards rushing and 168 yards passing. Austin scored first for the Bears. Harris followed with one TD and passed for three more-one 60-yarder to Vestal, and two to Segura. Fears added a safety, Bohannon had four PAT's. Leading tackler was Austin with 15. BAIRD VS. EASTLAND, 7-10 September 28, here The lone score for the Bears came in the first quarter on a 67-yard pass from Harris to Seg- ura. The Bears led until Eastland tied the score, 7-7, in the third quarter. Then, with 35 seconds left in the game, the Mavericks kicked a 35-yard field goal. The defense did a great job holding the Mavs on three goal line stands. Duncan led with 24 tackles. BAIRD VS. HAWLEY, 21-0 October 12, here In the first district game, Baird jumped to a 14-0 lead after recovering an on-side kick. Aus- tin scored two TD's. Morgan made the final TD after the Bears recovered a fumble on the 4- yard line. Bohannon added the PAT's. Out- standing on defense were Duncan, Grant and Fears. Football-55 BAIRD VS. HAMLIN, 21-7 October 19, there Baird spoiled Hamlin's homecoming and scored a great victory for the Bears. In less than two minutes of play, Baird took the lead with a TD by Austin. Morgan scored six min- utes later. The final tally was a 57-yard TD pass from Harris to Vestal. Duncan was lead- ing tackler. BAIRD VS. JIM NED, 38-20 October 26, here The Bears had another big district win with 235 yards rushing and 50 yards passing, while holding the Indians to 171 yards rushing. Har- ris scored two TD'sg Morgan, Austin and Seg- ura had one each. Bohannon added 5 PAT's and a 32-yard field goal, which followed a pass interception by Grant. Duncan had 21 tackles. BAIRD VS. ROSCOE, 23-8 November 2, there The Bears were victorious in a tough ball game marked with several turnovers. Baird intercepted two passes and recovered six fum- bles, while giving up the ball three times to Roscoe. The Plowboys jumped to an early lead, 8-0, but Morgan and Harris scored two TD's and Segura added a conversion before half- time. In the final half Harris scored and Fears added a safety. Gillit and Defosses were lead- ing tacklers. BAIRD VS. ROTAN, 15-31 November 9, here Baird dominated the first half with a 15-0 lead. Grant scored both TD's with passes from Harris and Vestal. Fears added a safety. Late in the third quarter, Baird's hopes faded when Rotan's trick play eluded the Bears and the ref- erees. Baird's bad punt snap set up another TD for Rotan. Rotan's last TD was set up by a hand off to Mullins fthe playerj who was matched stride-for-stride by Mullins fthe coachj to the nine, where he fthe playerl was caught by Harris. Fears, Duncan and Wright led the defense. BAIRD VS. ALBANY, 28-13 November 16, there The Bears struck quickly on the first play with a 67-yard bomb from Harris to Segura. In the second stanza, Harris scored on a QB sneak that made the score 14-13 at halftime. In the last half, Austin added six, and, Bohannon's block of an Albany punt, set up another Harris TD. The bears had 35 yards on offense while holding the Lions to 157. The defense played a great game which enabled the Bears to end the season with a 5-1 district necord. 56- Football 1 l 1 l Varsity players receiving major awards at the football banquet are Will Morgan, Bill Windham Fighting Heart Award, Zane Wright, Hanner Chevrolet trophy for outstand- ing lineman, Mike Duncan, head hunter, Darryl Harris, Greg Austin, Will Morgan, most valuable back, Zane Wright, Lucky Walker, Alan Bohannon, Larry Segura, most valuable linemang Sid Grant, Eddie Graham, Davy Vestal, Larry Segura, most valuable Darryl Harris receiver, Will Morgan, Sid Grant, Larry Segura, most valuable back defense, Dana Gil- euarterback Darryl Harris calves the ball for lit, Brian Fears, Ricky Defosses,Mike Duncan, most valuablellnemen defense. ardage against Rotan in the district champion- hip game that slipped from the Bears' hands fter a 15-0 halftime lead. fzfkuziea .0-Dfgggas gwzioz auiziy 'J - Y ,W 7' 3, ' f- - Q -I , , . , X , -get x V N i so 4 . Pi as ts- -4 -s.,.-f wisest-w.:.,..s-ssisfaztgss t .R-f f- M f ?s.gsm- fi , 'K 'K o ' Qs- l V .5 t l -- -K so R ' - M 3 it 1 , f - M f z .gig sr f 4 .. .z at Q -aw - we J - ront row: Steve McQuil1iams, Bobby Almanzar, Carl Griggs, Mingo Segura, Craig Griggs, Jeff Clark, Mark Allen. Second row: Brock latson, Russell Rhynes, Robert Burns, Greg Jones, Russell Robbins, Joe Payne, Jay Moore, James Freiman. Football-57 sa fzsffsa gain .sw 6706245 Jlfsw lzcslzficfe Teresa Rhynes, Deanna Patterson, Nita Perkins, Jamie Pate, Esther Mendez, Tina Mendez, Terri Tomlinson, Jodi Jennings Connie Eubanks, Darla McWilliams, Charlotte Perryman, Marty Brumbaugh, Kathy Fleming, Manager Karen Park, Coach Jerel Graves SCOREBOARD Baird Opponent 48 Carbon 26 19 Clyde 69 37 ' 'Breckenridge 30 36 ' 'Olney 35 41 ' 'Aspermont 37 38 Clyde 33 49 ' 'Moran 37 48 ' 'Eastland 58 43 J im Ned 31 39 'J im Ned 35 5 1 ' 'Cross Plains 19 28 ' 'Blanket 38 47 'Rotan 39 35 'Roscoe 47 35 ' Hamlin 53 36 'Hawley 38 39 'Albany 40 43 'J im Ned 45 41 'Hamlin 57 48 'Albany 42 30 'Roscoe 50 47 ' Rotan 42 30 'Hawley 53 District Games 'Tournament Games 58- Basketball Charlotte goes for two against Rotan rdi Jennings '. Guard, 3L ll-District, 2nd team ina Mendez Teresa Rhynes r. Forward, lL Jr Post IL -I Top right: Jodi shoots over Rotan, while Connie moves in for the rebound. Above: Marty makes two against Hawley. Left: Connie battles for possession of the ball with Teresa ready to assist. Kathy Fleming Jr. Post, 1L Deanna Patterson Soph. Forward, lL Esther Mendez Fresh. Guard, IL Carla Rodriguez Soph. Forward, 1L fpicture unavailablej Center left: Teresa jumps against a Hawley opponent. Above: Esther shoots outside for two. Bottom left: Deanna moves into rebound position against Rotan. Basketball-61 Qlifiy Qfayeza ecsicfa iaffzicf 500071 S10 Front row: Alan Bohannon, Sid Grant, Jessie Aguirre, Larry Segura, Dana Gillit. Back row: Coach Quinn Conley, Darryl Harris, Brian Fears, Zane Wright, Mitchell Parr, Bob McCormick. fAll-district, 2nd team: Zane Wright, Darryl Harris, Sid Grantp Honorable Mention: Alan Bohannon, Brian Fearsl SCOREBOARD Baird Opponent 64 Clyde 52 60 ' ' Breckenridge 51 45 ' 'Olney 80 45 ' 'Aspermont 55 47 ' 'Clyde 40 75 ' 'Moran 43 49 ' ' Lueders-Avoca 45 37 ' 'Brownwood State 49 76 'Jim Ned 72 1 54 Cross Plains 58 43 ' 'Blanket 61 42 'Rotan 46 85 'Roscoe 69 63 ' Hamlin 65 82 ' Hawley 50 52 'Albany 50 50 'Jim Ned 69 70 'Rotan 55 51 'Hamlin 66 86 ' Hawley 68 55 'Albany 60 'Roscoe canceled l is :District Games Tournament Games Segura passes to Bohannon. 62 6 Q . ,gui 1, . 5 H lil: if i Ni V k i as gilipipl NTU -is J' 4 Z Q Gllllt eludes a Hawley opponent Fears and Bohannon make it look easy ...Aguirre defends a hopeless inbounds play . . . good sportsmanship and a good game . . . the controlled jump . . . Parr shoots for two. E 5' 64-Basketball -1-gas, . - P' 0 Top left: Bohannon goes up under a Hawley opponent. Top right: Darryl Harris scores easily against Rotan .. . Above: Zane Wright uses legal tactics against Rotan . . . Bottom right: Dana Gillit goes up for two. l Basketball-65 I I gfzfgzzg 9212265 Jill adds two from the free throw line . . . Lisa shoots for two against Abilene High JV Sammie and Becky show tuff defense JV's work their offense against Clyde. 66- Basketball Uguzafygf fail Clvwzlzsy K-J Front row: Kim Austin, Renee Walker, Karen Hatcnett, Sammie Harris. Second row: Dana Williams, Jill Holland, Daina Wright, Tracy Brownlee. Third row: Regina Robbins, Lisa Perryman, Paula Fears, Kristie McCormick. Top row: Coach Jerel Graves and Mgr. Karen Park. Front row: Mark Allen, Mike Young, Russell Rhynes, Martin Isenhower, Juan Aguirre, Mingo Segura. Top row: John Hanson, Jimmy Newcomb, Russell Robbins, Donnie Barron, Scott Norman, Alan Tatum, Coach Terry Bates. J Kygoya Cjapfwza .scofzafcqf Bzownwoo Aguirre uses his speed to drive the lane against amazed Barron goes up for two, while the rest of the Bears move into rebound pos- opponents. ition. Basketball-67 ew cgegoof Maud 453519 Ez biscuit 7510011 iff Front row: Nicky Glaze, Mike McCormick, Greg Austin, Sid Grant, Joe Clark, Russell Rhynes, Mike Duncan, Kelly McLaughlin. Second row: Coach Terry Bates, Brent Shaw, Ricky Defosses, Mitchell Parr, Ricky Fleming, Scott Norman, Darryl Harris, Brian Fears and head coach Dave Edmiston. The Baird Bears placed fifth in the District track meet held at ACU in Abilene on April 18 and finished off the season with their best times and distances. DISCUS: R. Defosses, 1st, 140'g R. Fleming, 3rd, 126'. SHOT PUT: R. Defosses, 5th, 44'9 . HIGH JUMP: Kelly McLaughlin, 3rd, 6'2 . 400 METER: M. Duncan, 5th, 55.5. 200 METER: S. Grant, 4th, 23.3. 300 METER INT. HURDLES: D. Harris, 6th, 43. 2. 400 METER RELAY: Austin, Grant, Clark, Duncan, 4th, 45.9. MILE RELAY: Duncan, Clark, Grant, McLaughlin, 4th, 3:42. At right: Sophomore Ricky Defosses set a new Baird School record in the discus, throwing 163'3 at the Regional meet in Odessa. The old record, set by Baird's Randy Fleming in 1976, was 159'11 . Defosses placed second at Regional which qualified him for the State meet where he took fourth place with a throw of 156'10 . 68-Track .N.::s...a s- X .Wk .RN ' ., ,, Q . . -T: , , . . ......f' 5 ,gms 5 , . kk , Q, A . ..... ..,. . i . . ta. .,.. v A ---- A , . LL K 1 ...... X , ia. f rt , Q . s ' or is - ' ' ' ' - 'Y iwfil-:All-llQis.: . .f'l'i1fff1.l 7 ' . - ,. -..E . .i. N i is T 'L'L LLLLL K -A t L ir' 1 + ,,...-fe- ---- if if - - - , - s i ' ' .. . .mfs .. ..,,.., , . . .- - -. , ,ww . f K , f . A flm 3 4 i' .,i QflMf hsh' 514' sf . . if -xh' 7 2 f 'fax-.QS ig., 3. - - 2 - . - of or yum' - , , -. . . , .NM -, 'ff K 0 ' -.Q-'V ' 'R' M 4- . +-Sw , . . Q Us 3 ' ' ' L- - 'v ' 1 levi 414 . ,4 ,.,-ff -- V L 5 1 1 f f--W---ff ' ' A W e....,...-H -. ,,,,, ,,.,...,,s,,,.,,,,,...--- ..,...,.......- ,...,....' fb are QF Top left: Harris Cleft lanej finds heavy competition in the 100 meter high hurdles. Top right: Grant fright lanej edges out a strong Hamlin opponent in the 200 meter dash. Center photos: Austin shows determination in the long jump while Norman leaps over the high jump bar. McLaughlin placed third in this event. Bottom photos: Jeff Day tosses the shot while teammates McCormick and Shaw observe. Duncan throws the discus at ACU's Elmer Gray Stadium. ,. A73-vw. ,, Track-69 i r r I acre 'mcg gag Uompsfa af ALQLOIZQ Front row: Cozy Shelton, Jamie Pate, Terri Tomlinson, Kim Austin, Renee Walker, Esther Mendez. Second row: Darla McWilliams, Tina Mendez, Terry Keith, Doris Kelly, Ruby Kelly, Daina Wright, Sammie Harris, Nita Perkins. Third row: Coach Jerel Graves, Teresa Rhynes, Deborah Sessions, Marty Brumbaugh, Charlotte Perryman, Carla Rodriguez, Lisa Perryman, Becky Summers. The Baird Bearette track team turned in one of their best showings in the District track meet since the early 1970's. The Bearettes did an outstanding job against the eventual state Class A champion, Hamlin. Five girls advanced to the Regional meet held in Odessa. Top honors in the district meet were earned by Charlotte Perryman, lst, 100 meter hurdles, 15.7, and lst, shot put, 32'9W', Teresa Rhynes, 2nd, discus, 93', and the 800 meter relay fPerryman, Rodriguez, Brumbaugh, Patej, 2nd, 1:54. Others placing in the meet were Lisa Perryman, 5th, 100 meter hurdles, C. Perryman, 3rd discusg Pate, 4th, 800 meter dash, Rodriguez, 4th, 200 meter dash and, 6th, 100 meter dash, C. Perryman, Brumbaugh, N. Perkins, , Pate 6th, mile relay team. M 9 Right: Teresa Rhynes qualifies for the Regional meet by placing sec- ond at the District meet in the discus with a throw of 932 K . ' V ' . vt fy. W ' V ,- H .- -wf f. 1 V A. V' ' ' P W v ' M . ,, mg.. . , f ' '2 5?l 'z'Aif 5 70-Track Left: Regional qualifiers were Teresa Rhynes, Carla Rodriguez ,Jamie Pate, Charlotte Perryman, Marty Brumbaugh, and alternate Esther Mendez, not pictured. Center left: Sammie Harris competes in the 800 meter dash at District. Center right: Charlotte Perryman takes first place in the 100 meter low hurdles for the third consecu- tive year in District 8-A. T . Ss, -,I v,,4fM.--.-Hvrf' 'J 1' -U' LalllllllllllIlgggiQEigaH- 'i!!:lJEliaev- . M U 'mf 34,11f::-'e'f:.-g::'r ff:-W M W 3 rj-.Ali Above: Doris Kelly in far right lane edges out two opponents in the 100 meter dash. Left: Marty Brumbaugh hands the relay haton to Jamie Pate in the 800 meter relay, placing second behind Hamlin. Track-71 aiu! Kpnlza Eizfzicf gslzfzia 75155 go fo cgifafe The boys' tennis teams swept district by win- ning both the varsity and the junior varsity titles. Four advanced to regional at Odessa- Trey Dyer, Alan Bohannon, Dana Gillit and Larry Segura. Dyer won the singles title by defeating Nichols of Forsan, 6-2, 6-7, 6-0, in the finals, while Gillit and Segura won the doubles title by defeating Wright and Burk of Springlake- Earth, 7-6, 7-5. Bohannon was defeated by Odell of Marfa. Front row: Larry Segura, Dana Gillit, Trey Dyer, Alan Bohannon, Mingo Segura, varsity members. Back row: Coach Max Gordon, Alan Tatum, Mitchell Parr, Jimmy Newcomb, Donnie Barron, Martin Isenhower and Mark Allen, junior varsity. The varsity girls also won district and quali- fied a doubles team, Jodi Jennings and Connie Eubanks, to regional. Front row: Karen Hatchett, Regina Robbins, Dana Williams and Paula Fears, junior varsity. Back row: Coach Max Gordon, Jodi Jennings, Connie Eubanks, Marty Brumbaugh, Jill Holland, Beckye Tucker, varsity. Above: Regional qualifier Alan Bohannon, singles. Right: Regional qualifiers Jodi Jennings and Connie Eubanks, dou- bles. 72-Tennis ya fm Jfafg Eff-1 Baird sent three men to state competition at Austin. Dyer Advanced to the finals where he defeated Strnadel of Louise, 4-6, 7-5, 6-0, to capture the state Class A singles championship. The doubles team of Segura and Gillit was defeated in the first round. Left: Dyer. Below: Segura and Gillit. '-' .W W, r, . , . .Wm --M -ww?-9624 g lg' A- lllll llillllllll 'uns llggllll -12,1 fr22222 3 5 3 -W fiffffgfzifza-zzasz..ffa.f.f.-ff.:ss . --f2ai555::::: zw 'zszsszgggggggggf 3553523333335'3 '5555555555.?5555:::::!5::e '2 lll!lll lllllllllllllllllll J ,, M...aa-., Regina Robbins Charlie Hart Marty Brumbaugh Ten nis-73 aiza! 9056514 .7315 6278 0 55 Wh Front row: John Hanson, Joe Clark, Mark Allen, Sid Grant. Back row: Alan Bohannon, Darryl Harris, Donnie Barron, and Coach Quinn Conley. The team placed third at the district meet hosted by Albany. f 5 Above: Hanson waits for his putt to fall while Bohannon, Barron and Harris waitin sus- pense. Right: Sid Grant, district medalist with a score of 80, warms up for a practice round before leaving for the regional meet. 74-Golf 5 , I - jzuofuanzsfzf fi... H! X f . - Q -If fi l . i I. . it .. ,,Q,g.gLiLj1j,1QL.lQ.e.e.giiQ4.1gLQ.iliif Twirlers are Lisa Carrico, Connie Eubanks, head, and Dana Williams. Band director Mike Devenport received Division II ratings in each gave the band a pep talk before the event. UIL marching contest at Brady. Twirler Connie Eubanks received a On March 21, 1980, the band trav- Division I rating, Lisa Carrico and eled to Coleman for concert and Dana Williams receivedaII. sightreading contests. The band 76-Band Richard Rhynes, DRUM MAJOR Honors received by Rhynes were all-district and all- region alto, tenor and bari- tone saxophoneg all-area, tenor saxophone. Regional UIL: alto saxophone solo and ensemble, I. State UIL: alto solo, II, saxophone ensemble, III. 59 CM Bm Q. s 'X We X A The BIG RED BAND performed at the marching contest on November 10 at Brady where they received a Division II rating. Officers were Heather Allen, reporterg Richard Mendez, secretary, Connie Eubanks,preMdent Senior band members were Robby Wat- son, Charles Ashburn, Heather Allen, Rich- aul Mendez, Connk: Eubanks, Bob McCormick, Tina Mendez, Cindy Hart and Deborah Sessions. Band-77 4 C7585 'ZLQ 5 'Zi Jodi Jennings, head Charlotte Perryman Darla McWilliams Marty Brumbaugh Terri Tomlinson The cheerleaders add some excitement to the Christmas program with their dance to Jingle Bell Rock . . . The girls pose with their sponsor, Mrs. Corn, after the last pep rally of '79, 78-Cheerleaders Efziff Umm 0095.54 Q70 Jnafzy afzea . a : 5 f . Q N N K .. ' Members of the drill team are Brenda Wright, Beckye Tucker, Kim Austin, Sammie Harris, captain, Tammy Skinner, captain, Jill Holland, Daina Wright, Janice Diehl, Becky Summers, captain, Kristi McCormick, Vicki Glosson, Tina Mendez, Julie Barton, captain, Renee Walker. vyii 'S Cf Beckye, Daina, Tammy, and Brenda per- form a routine to the tune of Rudolph, The Red-nosed Reindeer at the Christmas pro- M I , gram Drill Team sponsor, Mrs. Corn, 'N -4'-in receives an appreciation plaque from the ' My -A team captain, Julie Barton Umbrella --an , L routine at the Hamlin Pep rally. ,,..a...mnnr ' --mr nf '15-' Mgr - ,Aa-.V evil-fn. , , 5 Drill Team-79 cQaff N aaa! of 675241 U Q7 U55 45315005 W ,M Headlight staff members, and their advisor attend a Newsfoto Publishing Company journalism semi- nar at San Angelo where they learn layout and printing techniques Martin and Barry check their photographic equipment . . . Heather, Debo- rah and Cindy design page layouts . . . Mrs. Crow guides efforts of the staff. 80-Headlight Staff The 1980 staff is composed of Tammy Bannowsky, co-editorg Cindy Hart, Heather Allen, co-editorg Deborah Ses- sions, cover designerg Richard Mendez, Jamie Pate, Janice Diehl and Teresa Rhynes . . . Tammy and Deborah concen- trate on their work . . . Jamie caught in the midst of preparing track pages Janice and Teresa prepare their assigned pages . . . Mrs. Crow frequently finds her desk in a state of disarray. Q51 7955! .41 Headlight Staff-81 guys Jww wiaf fo C75QpfE'Z ff fi, W Front row: T. Keith, L. Monsey, K. Parks, T. Brownlee, K. McCormick, J. Schaffrina, C. Wristen, T. Mendez, R. Walker, E. Mendez. Second row: B. McCormick, D. Williams, B. Wright, L. Carrico, H. Allen, T. Bannowsky, Will Morgan, FHA beau, C. Perryman, M. Brumbaugh, T Rhynes, T. Tomlinson, P. Rodriguez. Third row: Mrs. Corley, Z. Wright, R. Kelly, G. Freiman, C. Eubanks, J. Jennings, N. Perkins, B Tucker, D. Sessions, P. Fears, P. Twiner, V. Glosson, E. Graham. Fourth row: C. Mann, C. Shelton, T. Van Cleave, R. Wagoner, S. Harris K. Austin, L. Perryman, J. Holland, D. Wright, C. Maxwell, K. Hatchett, R. Robbins, C. Silba. The FHA year began in the summer with the sale of school spirit pillows in a booth at the Fourth of July Country Fair. After school started, a coke party was held for freshmen and pro- spective FHA members. Hallow- een brought a costume party for members and their dates. At Christmas time members baked bread to give to the elderly. 82-Future Homemakers WMUQQQQAK In the spring, the club added a new event, an ice cream sundae supper to promote attendance at meetings. Some members worked with the Chamber of Commerce Spring Spruce-Up. All members became involved in fund-raising events for the Mental Health Association. Projects included a door-to-door campaign and spon- soring an all-male beauty contest. Center left: Teresa Rhynes, honorary officer, Heather Allen, secretary, Teri Tomlinson, his- torian, Brenda Wright, sgt.-at-arms, Lisa Car- rico, treasurer, Mrs. Jean Corley, sponsor, Charlotte Perryman, vice president, Tammy Bannowsky, president, Marty Brumbaugh, reporter. Left: FHA president Tammy Bannowsky served as emcee at the all-male beauty contest. Below: Karen Hatchett, Regina Robbins, Renee Walker and Brenda Wright escorted the beau- ties. Winners were Coach Graves, Most All-Aroundg Eddie Graham, Miss Bad Breathg Scott Norman, Miss Athlete's Footg Mitchell Parr, Miss Girl Next Doorg and Kelly McLaughlin, Most Beautiful. Q E gf L i Lua.. FHA'ers Eddie, Mike and Jeff Joe, Charlotte, Zane, Will and Beckye enjoy the Valentine party , . . Ice cream sundaes are dee-li-cious, right girls? Future Homemakers-83 flqgzoggfzaia 02 Gfgziaufifuzs If-afmfionaf gfsms EAW Mem Front row: M. Isenhower, J. Payne, J. Freiman, M. Allen, J. McDonald, B. Watson, J. Moore, K. Ward. Second row: D. Harris, R. Defosses, B. Williams, D. Vestal, Beckye Tucker, sweetheart, K. McLaughlin, C. Hart, J. Clark, R. Mendez, A. Bohannon, L. Keith. Third row: M. Young, R. Rhynes, G. Jones, B. McCormick, W. Morgan, J. Day, D. Barron, M. McCormick, J. Pettit. D. Diehl, A. Tatum. Back row: C. Griggs, K. Plunk, D. Collins, J. Aguirre, J. Jones, D. Gillit, J. Clark, S. Grant, B. Plunk, R. Watson, D. Welch, J. Falan, S. Parker, J. Mendez, C. Griggs. -X Mr. Vestal, chapter advisor, presents awards at the FFA Banquet on May 12 in the cafeteria. Chapter officers are Davy Vestal, vice president, Beckye Tucker, sweetheart, Kelly McLaughlin, president, Charles Hart, secretary, Ricky Defosses, sentinel, Barry Wil- liams, reporter, Jay Clark, treasurer. 84-Future Farmers of America Left: Vo. Ag. I students observe Greenhand Day. Center left: Mr. Vestal demonstrates the proper way to groom Jay Moore's calf, a Chin nia cross, which was shown at Callahan County and Ft. Worth Livestock shows. Jay placed third in the County. Other winners at the County show were: SheepA Fine wool cross lamb, heavy, 3rd, Dana Gillitg fine wool cross, light, 2nd, Dennis Diehl. Swine- Red barrows, heavy, lst, Charles Hart, 2nd, Jody McDonald, champion and reserve champion barrow, Charles Hart. Steer- Brahman, 2nd, Will Morgan, 3rd, Davy Vestal, reserve champion, Will Morgan. During the Parent-Son Banquet, plaques were presented to Jay Moore, Star Green- handg Davy Vestal, Star Chapter Farmerg Barry Williams, Star Agri-business. The meats judging team composed of Charles Hart, Richard Mendez, and Barry Williams were recognized for their partici- pation in the Area contest at Abilene. The livestock judging team, Barry Wil- liams, Devin Welch, and Davy Vestal, qual- ified for the State meet by placing fifth in the Area. Vestal was named third high individual at the Tarleton Invitational Meet. Future Farmers-85 Bs-:fax 492541 CSWQZQQ uf? 'Q xv no '55 Front row: Cindy Hart, Deborah Sessions, Heather Allen, Janice Diehl, Tammy Bannowsky, Connie Eubanks, Jodi Jennings, Marcy Monsey, Tim Hughes, president. Back row: Mrs. Allen, sponsor, Trey Dyer, Ricky Defosses, Barry Williams, Greg Jones, Martin Isenhower, Sid Grant, Coach Conley, sponsor. Above: Marcy models the new chapeau she purchased while attending the Beta convention in Dallas. Center right: Members enjoy a pizza party in Abilene. Right: Tammy relaxes after a full day's activities at the con- vention. Gqwazcf faccpiefzfa Left: Band students who participated in Regional UIL solo and ensemble contests were Jamie Pate, Deborah Sessions, Rich- ard Rhynes, Bob McCormick, Mitchell Parr and Heather Allen. Jamie Pate, Richard Rhynes, Mitchell Parr and Heather Allen advanced to the state meet after earning a I on their saxo- phone ensemble. Rhynes also participated in the state solo contest where he received a II rating, the ensemble earned a III. Center photos: Departmental awards were presented to outstanding students in an assembly program on May 13. Recipients were Barry Williams for excellence in agri- culture, mathematics, social studies and forensic, Tim Hughes, science and best all- around boy, Marcy Monsey, homemakingg Jodi Jennings, best all-around girl, Also, Juan Aguirre, Spanish, Richard Ruther- ford, typewritingg Janice Diehl, band, Heather Allen, English, dramaticsg Debo- rah Sessions, business. Left: At a faculty luncheon, Robert Park, school board president, presented tenure pins to Mrs. Johnsie Allen, 10 years, Mrs. Brenda Conley, 5, Mrs. Bess Swinson, 5. Awards-87 cgfaafafzfa 910011 Uffzoucgf E Above: SCIENCE-Tim Hughes, 2ndg John Hanson, Richard Rhynes, Mr. Allen, coach. Right: POETRY INTERPRETATION-Renee Walker, Tracy Brownlee, Jeff Day. PROSE READING-Heather Allen, Mark Allen. W l Above: DEBATEAPat Almanzar, Tammy Bannowsky, Mrs. Allen, coach, Joe Payne and Scott Norman. Left: READY WRITING-Jeff Day and Jodi Jen- nings. SPELLING-Teresa Rhynes and Jamie Pate. 88-UIL . Upper left: INFORMATIVE SPEAKING-Mike McCormick, Mitchell Parr, and Richard Ruther- ford. PERSUASIVE SPEAKING-Tim Hughes, 3rd, Barry Williams, lst, Richard Rhynes. Upper right: NUMBER SENSE'-Tim Hughes, 2nd, Mr. Bates, coach, Darryl Harris, 3rd, Alan Bohannon. Left: TYPING-Richard Rutherford, 3rd, Dana Williams, Paula Fears, Mrs. Crow, coach. SHORT- HAND-Deborah Sessions, 4th, Janice Diehl. Left: JOURNALISM-Marty Brumbaugh, lst, newswritingg 3rd, feature writing, Nita Perkins, newswriting, Richard Rhynes, newswriting, and Charlotte Perryman newswriting. Heather Allen, 3rd, editorial writing, Barry Williams, 2nd, edito- rialg 2nd,headlineg Tammy Bannowsky, 2nd, fea- ture writingg 4th, headline writing. U IL-89 C9125-Ogg! .7359 54JU6Zl2L'Ei Z2 fzaa The Wooing of Lady Sunday was presented by BHS. The lay won first at district alon with lgoscoes Exit the King. B051 progressed to area UIL competition at Midland. Members of the cast were Barry Williams, Tammy Bannowsky, Heather Allen, Richard Mendez, Cindy Hart, Deborah Sessions, Mark Allen, Marty Brumbaugh, Lisa Per- ryman, Renee Walker, Janice Diehl, and Richard Rutherford. Members of the crew were Pat Alamanzar, Mitc- hell Parr, and Richard Rhlynes. The play was directed by Mrs. A len. inning honors at district were Tammy Bannowsky and Heather Allen, all-star cast, and honorable mention, Richard Mendez. Heather Allen was named to the all-star cast at Area and Richard Mendez received mg an honorable mention. 90-UIL 'Q' 'v 'r ' 'ss- . he f fur ,535 Emma cffacfszzfa j . dp ' '. I 55 ar .X A xg? -'P wziofz- afziofz Juniors host the traditional banquet for the seniors on March 22 at Briarstone Manor, Abilene Junior girls toast to the 'tTimes of Their Lives. Tim Hughes, senior class president, and Darryl Harris, junior class president . , .Jun- ior boys relax after the banquet . . . Seniors get a laugh from the class prophecy and the reading of the class will. 92-Junior-Senior Banquet afzgusf aqua! 9370272 ...V- ,sm X fx, Seniors Connie Eubanks and Barry Williams read the class will Juniors Marty Brumbaugh and Mike Duncan read the class prophecy Terri and Jessie dance to the music of L KL L Light and Sound Boogie Nights? . . .Seniors enjoy the Banquet. Junior-Senior Banquet-93 cfpozfa Bafzguzf Athletes participating in basket- ball, track, tennis, and golf were honored at the annual Spring Sports Banquet held on May 8 in the cafeteria. Basketball: Jodi Jennings and Jessie Aguirre, hustle awards, Marty Brumbaugh, MVP, offense, and Charlotte Perryman, MVP defense, Zane Wright, MVP defense, and Darryl Harris, MVP offense, Track: Ricky Defosses, field eventg Sid Grant outstanding running event. ! ! ! v e, -- YL, ' QQ? wav' 0 e 1 i' 94- Sports Banquet Connie Eubanks presents Coach Max Gordon, ten nis coach, a gift of appreciation. lnior Varsity Tennis: Karen Hatchett, Regina Robbins, Dana Williams, mmy Newcomb, Alan Tatum, Martin Isenhower, Mitchell Parr and ark Allen. Girls' Track: Marty Brumbaugh, Charlotte Perryman, Jamie Pate, and Carla Rodriguez, outstanding running event, 800 meter relay, and, not picture, Teresa Rhynes, field event. Var- sity Boys' Tennis:Alan Bohannon, Mingo Segura, Trey Dyer, Larry Segura, and Dana Gillit. Golf: Darryl Harris, Alan Bohannon, Joe Clark, John Hanson, Brent Shaw, and Mark Allen. Q ! X..-YU: Varsity Girls' Tennis: Marty Brumbaugh, Paula Fears, Jill Hol- land, Beckye Tucker, Jodi Jennings and Connie Eubanks. Sports Banquet-95 4 X f f-ff-,.-Q - 5. , V fs 1.3. . . 3' 9 l 'Y 9 'X EH 3 ,wg 'f ,M X' 3' Q l B 'fax is T xl M. 4 '53 , H K H I 4, A a E if fm , Y a as 3 Q 'xgvgs G75 I gp x I 5,1 it 44, Y ,. ,QQ 2 I ' Q .. L, 1 Q 7 w -7-+4 bf, ',, 1 Ai M Q y fm 'W A- W , gy A Vi 53,1 , :M W3 , f ,M xi' ff ix QQ Q lit MQ- W ? V K3 if W N X i Q35 'W ff K x U 2 I E .S U Elf Q Q i . J '. 1 1 1,1 x I 'Q ,, 3 , , , K Q fl' Ax R wx rs Q52 w 5 X K . C . , ,:' l dv 1 M-N-an Students congregate to watch a dual tennis meet wit Baird and Clyde players . .. Tim Hughes finds a ne' friend . . .Jill Holland, Alan Tatum, Pat Twiner, Lesle Monsey, Rodney Rodriguez between classes Whz happened, Mr. D? Joe Clark turns on his chan before the beauty contest. 2 5 r Z 4 Z I I l I E i 2 l 5 1 an j if l af e Xpip a fs' 3 g it , ,. .W ttt.tt ,jf 119.29 ,J Q at Mgffggafg c, ,V gc. t time :Mfg f r r i , . . 1 A ii i K ' iff: 'L 4 l ,. . ...., , W 'bm, ---f ' M , i i iii L 't d 1'd i - b-' it ' ,. s -Q Q a d ..:, ' wwf' 1 I - --t- -1 l ,le-e l ,, ,l. A ,,.. L , Q t V V Activities i Freshman math students adapt to high school ways . . . Homemaking girls listen intently . .. Will Morgan, a star from another galaxy? 2 ' 1 Q 1? , li V fiffsfx, ,WA Qty W. dag, 7255 4 31,435 ' H225 Q 'l I xi' A r l Devin Welch concentrates on half-time show . . . Ricky Defosses get some reassuring words from Dr. Calvo. Activities-99 Seniors form their own company during Career Education Week . . . Is it really Teresa? . . . Renee, is it finger lickin' good? . . . These sweets are quite a treat, right Becky and Mike . . . Tammy, Cindy, Deborah, and Jeff . . . Indescribable Robby. 100-Activities A 4 i gg: ,+. A44-?i?m-'ik -QQ-,, .., , , s Exlffe' we K .-? xXX nf 4 fl, r i . 'Vg I Marty Brumbaugh and Jodi Jennings take a minute to sign yearbooks . . . Coach Ed is ready to pound the Pipers . . . Yearbook signing draws a crowd . . . Richard Rhynes entertains the royal court ...Terri, Charlotte, Becky, Doris and Julie alphabetize file cards in office procedures class. Activities-101 Will, Zane, Jessie and Elana enjoy snacktime . . . Deborah hurls the dis- cus at district . . . fans support the Bears at the pep rally . . . Coach and Mrs. Conley mix with the students at the Junior-Senior dance . . . homemaking students Cathy Maxwell and Terri Keith display their fancy cake . . . seniors broadcast live from KLOD. Rx. A 102-Activities e- .49 f ,,,, 'S li? C l. I ,r if it ,iiii,i ii. f V 412 fr P A Q A l Q95 c if M L, s gp 1. ., M- f :A -A .ps-' 'CR1' ' if 'NVQ 'Q Q T Brent Shaw tosses the shot at the District track meet. . . Traditionally the Senior girls have fun decorating the Christmas tree . . . Juniors and Seniors enjoy the banquet night at the Briarstone Manor in Abilene. Activities-103 El ? 5 f f' s V ! Z . ,ik X E' M ,E w 541 ' - f : uf .K , , 5 3 5, fl 5 K , 5 n My-f l 4 My f,fV , ,fi .,,, , 4' gg, WWW W .fZ2l72El2fd 'zy mf! wziofz - -..-..-Y., . 'jg Q' X , 5 K, , fi we Q' If f X flfemsnfa Zig cvcgoof Qacugy J. WELDON MOORE, Principal BS, McMurry, M. Ed., ACU Above: Mr. Moore presents diplomas to the kinder- garteners. Right: Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Edmiston, and Mrs. Dudley seem to enjoy their work. 106 Elementary School Faculty 5 VV,, 6 ,, , ilrilf BW' r fer' at 4 i A jg, V ' Mrs. Shelley Aberna- W-C.All9H thy Special Education BS, Sul Ross Science, Math Mrs. Eulala Ault RN, Hendrick Medical School Nurse yi Mrs. Dana Barton BS, ACU Second! Third Grade Sandra Carter BS, McMurry, M. Ed., Southwestern State, Okla. Language Arts, Ath letics +16 fd, 'if' Hg: 5 if , rf, Mrs. Brenda Conley Office Secretary Teachers' Aide .sac .su .qpzocfi .5 .f-:anim cy Jnoficfczfiofz 4, f , , l K ll i Mrs. Barbara Corn Mrs. Karen Diller Mrs. Judy Dudley Mrs. Peggy Edmiston Max Gordon BS, McMurry BS, Texas Tech BS, HSU BS, ACU BS, M.Ed., ACU Title I Fifth!Sixth Grade Speech Pathology Special Education Math, Science, Athletics Girls' Athletics Mrs. Nancy Gordon Mrs. Linda Harris Mrs. Roma Howard Mrs. Evelyn Hughes Mrs. Betty Jennings BSE, ACU BS, HSU BS, M.Ed., ACU BS, McMurry Resource Teacher Teachers' Aide First Grade Third Grade Sixth Grade Aide Mrs. Julie Tollett Mrs. Nila Towler Mrs. Joann Vestal Mrs. Salli Williams Mrs. Nancy Young BS, ACU BS,M.Ed.,ACU BS, Texas Tech BS, M.Ed., UT at El BA, HSU Kindergarten Second Grade Fourth Grade Paso History, Civics Fifth Grade Elementary School Faculty-107 Mrs. Howard poses with her third grad- ers during recess . . . Mrs. Barton's class observes Western Day . . . Is it Mrs. Har- ris and three lil rustlers? , . . Mrs. Tol- lett and proud kindergarteners , . . Mrs. Corn reflects a moment before the next class . . . Faculty ready to chow down at end-of-school luncheon. af' 1 or 'Huw -,Q ,, V, ,li j- ' 'f 4. f ' .4413 av-M' .v ', ,W .. - , V 1 X Y 1 3' , W L ' '7' ,I ' ' ' 'X .F ' ' . V ' ' LM' A , f , 7, fmmnil' '95 fi, if .am . ' ws +1 lflbw 'LV 108-Elementary ve: Favorites of the kindergarten classes are Brad Barry, Celisa White, linda Maxwell, and W. L, Jaggars. Right: First grade favorites are Car- n Parker and Billy Parkhill. Below: A. M. kindergarten graduates and s. Tollett. W. L. Jaggars Kindergarten Jammie Jaggars Second Grade -i Above: During an end-of-school faculty luncheon, Coach Gordon, Nancy Gordon, and Coach Bates discuss future plans, which include positions outside the Baird system. Left: Two students who enrolled too late to be included with their classes. Elementary-109 M CSBMZZCSZ p Thomas Bomar Michael Branton James Bronson Irene Burgess Arcee Calvo David Gonzales Brad Harris Shanna Hicks Courtnaye Holland Stacey Kersey Stephen Kirkland Belinda Maxwell Jerry McBride Rex Allen McCoy Matthew Meadows Daniel Price Marley Schrader Tammy Szczur Amy Thurman Julie Tomlinson John Treadaway III Edward Walters Celisa White Phillip Wilson Jason Workman 110 Kindergarten Michele Abernathy , 4, W ' .mfs ffffsz W' , ,L y ,:,, . fix., I , I .N,,..,--3 im, 5 '- X -pf N-S. Ggbay Gqf G4 31725 James Barron Nicky Barron Towar Bell SSS .lie i f v Y '5- f. N53 SO! 'FB if Q Terry Burgess Kevin Curtis Kristine Feltman Melissa Fernandez Mendy Franke Micheal Gomez Simon Gomez Melissa Hansen Gennifer Hickerson Carey Laney Russell Manion Andy Maxwell Jason Mayes Barbara McCoy Shane McPherson Clay Odom Carmen Parker Billy Parkhill Bonnie Rodriguez Daniel Self Christy Story First Grade 111 l f :Ewing is azz- mefzfaf SZ: 5002249701515 Mrs. Towler's class, along with Mrs. Corn, makes ready to parade on RIF Day i - lf. 94 3. J Rosalinda Almanzar Tee Barton Charles Benefield Tina Benefield Robert Bomar Shawn Campbell Doug Canada Kristi Corn Shane Deel Genesse Freiman Nicole Gordon Tracy Hanley Tiffany Hanner Russell Joy Christy Kelly Halye Kendrick Sandy King Michael Kirkland Delton Krebs Brandon McCraw 112-Second Grade we Nicole Gordon and Russell Joy represent Mrs. Towl- er's second grade class in the Coronation program. Derek Patterson Burke Robinson Taggart Williams Michael Wilson Raymond Wilson Jim Dyer Windham EGOIZJK QZQ 'za ofwz fzoffsfz CIQM l 'Pi 'W ' 4.3 -uf fl im-I A ' Marcus Alexander Clinton Allen Ryan Burks Michelle Chittum Scott Cooper Teresa Goforth Raylene Kelley Brenda Roberts J ohn-David Roberts Bobby Strange Second and Second! Third Grades-113 Becky Jamie Workman Townsend Jerry Burgess Grabiel Cerda Tavia Glosson Stacy Hawes Shannon Mendez Jimmy Ussery Darrell Williams Bobby Richards fPicture unavailablel .jul John-David Roberts, Jamie Workman, Stacy Hawes and Bobby Richards fu. owafz fs QAQZJQZQJEZJ cffay Ogficfs Freddy Alexander Christie Austin Lee Roy Barron Danny Bell Dore Brumbaugh Lore Brumbaugh Link Diller Toni Glosson Renay Hanley Tracy Hawes Second! Third and Third Grade 40 James Hopkins Raquell Keith Marcy Laney Laurie McKennon Brad Nichols l I Brenda Park Tommy Pate Anita Phillips Julie Poindexter Donna Swan Tonya Szczur Shannon Tollett Stephanie Treadaway Kathy Turner Lalena Wagley Third Grade 115 owzff gm .su image .l.:JQ'ZlZil2gQ azz Billy Collins Kelly Corn Guy Duncan Norma Gomez Eddie Neal Gunter Gene Hanley Kelley Holland Alice Kanady Betsy King Jerry Krebs Chris Lynn Shannon Martin Brian Monsey Daniel Moore 116--Fourth Grade Dee Ann Benefield Samantha Bomar Teresa Chittum ff Samantha Bomar and Brian Monsey represent the fourth grade in the Coro- nation. If fd X C 'Y 4-nf od 'af .,....1w g-ar Melissa Voigts Sandy Wagley Randi White Kamie Windham Matthew Newcomb Richard Payne Craig Price Valeska Schrader Rebecca Self Stacy Shanks Stephanie Silba Loyd Thurman Toni Tuerk Selena Twiner IBIS S . 1 ,E Above: Students display dioramas under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Vestal Left: Valeska Schrader and Eddie Neal Gunter portray storybook characters on R. 1. F. day. Fourth Grade-117 Angela Alexander Carla Barron Larry Brubaker Dwayne Burns Cathy Chandler Kimberly Clark Rhonda Cooper Ferree Foy Boone Gilliland Julian Gonzales gm sm cgwfzicfs Z7 .5 I Fred Graham Chris Gulley Keith Hart Mary Noel Jones Melissa McWhorter Kevin Meadows Deon Mendez 118-Fifth Grade ' flhy- 3 163 E id 5 P-' ,f Students receive instructions from their teacher, Mrs. Williams , -,fu .1-N-w .Y ,.... Mmm ,J fi L 22321 wfw.. 5552 H fs 2- 1' l .I ,H '.-' K xg . V ,H 5 ..x-- I iff Ferree Foy and Boone Gilliland, class favorites, represent the fifth grade in the Coronation. 3 6 2 5 new ,- swum v, mi-ir ur :ww mais. wr-1, A ge 14 ,,f- IZ' 1 Ei,-E? p9 fs , S531 if , S X , Sharon Park Codie Parkhill Amanda Roberts Russell Robinson Michelle Self W AW -N a-off-A ,pwvj-P94 Mrs. Rayola Roberts, librarian, assists students in the library. Brad Summers Bobbi Swan Eugene Ussery Lori Voights Mark Wylie ui Fifth Grade-119 04121 cgkxfg gzafgu 'ww oggafgafz Bud Anderson Renee Clarida Sherry Gilmore Johnny Mantooth Melinda McWhorter A. J. Mendez Jeffrey Segura Tina Whitmire Dwayne Williams 120-Fifth! Sixth Grade MM. A . r Favorites of the fifthfsixth grade are Jeffrey Segura and Renee Clarida, fifthg Lota Robinson and Jeff Holland, sixth. HOOL s Q '9 , uf in Yii' School days are happy days in Mrs. Diller s classroom , 'vi' 0-' , VV-,, -, ,rm YY , , l,,,. We 1 If W wr wwf , M, Z::,, Q, im' Crm J, is Fred Bannowsky Carolyn Berry Anna Bomar Lupe Gomez Rosendo Gomez Jeff Holland Leland Kanady James Kelly Lota Robinson Tina Sutphen Rosetta Ussery Fifth! Sixth Grade 121 4-Siixfg gzafau L7-Da fzfiawafa 'ziggy Angela Bohannon Stacie Brumbaugh Shane Campbell Patricia Casey Lisa Chittum Jimmy Curtis John Dyer Gilbert Flores Ronda Freiman Kristy Gilliland Students show sincere concentratlon Class favorites are Ronald Green and Stacie Brumbaugh. 122 Sixth Grade Class officers are Angela Bohannon, secretary Kristy Gilliland vice presidentg Tommy Joe Higgins presi dent Kile Watson reporterg Mr. Allen and Mrs Lacretia Grant Ronald Green Tommy Joe Higgins Diane Hunt Scotty Johnson Warren McCraw Pat Dean McKennon Anita Mendez Mike Moore Danny Pate Pam Phillips Darren Price Terri Robbins Samantha Tate Brian Tollett Sabrina Tollett Bobby Voigts Morrison Wagley Kile Watson Sherry Weeks Ann Zampine Sixth Grade 123 .f-Jcfelzfg gm .sw 1725 49551 Class officers are Donna Defosses, presidentg Tammi Barron representa tive Gima Whitmire, secretaryg Jody Turnbow vice president Coach Gordon and Sandra Carter, sponsors. Tam mi Barron Brandi Bell Matt Berry John Burns Michael Cerda Laura Collins Candi Creecy Donna Defosses Anita Gomez Greg Gomez Luis Gomez Mark Harris 124 Seventh Grade 1' f I Frances Hounshell Te Howard Doobie Moore Foy Odom ,l il LeAnna Parker Brian Patterson Clint Phillips 'ob 'Q J , ' 1 f ln J jen, Y ,,,,L x,N Barron Lisa Rhynes Norma Rodrig i19Z Cay Shelton Sandy Stennett Randy Thornton Renee Thruman Debbie Townsend Tonya Tucker Doug Tuerk Jill Turnbow Jody Turnbow Debbie Turner Brad Watson Tina Weeks Ginia Whitmire Seventh Grade 125 Class favorites are Te Howard and Tamml P' .Glas QZZIZLQ oz Da 4,045 cf Kenny Brubaker David Canada Ronnie Casey Rhonda Clarida Jeff Clark Kye Corn Roger Cunningham Billy Deel Rebecca Elliott Debbie Faircloth Chris Graham Marilu Hart Tresa Hatchett Missy Higgins 126-Eighth Grade LeAnn Hodges Gregg Holland Gilbert Hunt Bobby Keith Michelle Keith Wade Kelly Bob Lindley Bobby Lovell Troy McWhorter Ben Mendez Freddy Mendez Steven Mitchell Penny Phillips Beth Ringhoffer April Roberts Richard Swan Amanda Tate Pattie Walker Jay West Kay West Eighth grade officers are Roger Cunning ham presidentg Rhonda Clarida secretary Ronnie Casey, vice president Pattie Walker reporterg Mrs. Young sponsor Eighth Grade 127 Cjugi 6875625 Ziffzicf Czanzpiofzf. UI' me-s,L Front row: Keith, Phillips, Patterson, L. Gomez, Watson, Cerda, Burns, Mitchell. Second row: Thornton, Graham, Odom, Berry, Tuerk, Hererra, Brubaker, Corn, Clark, Harris. Third row: Terry Bates, coach, Swan, Turnbow, Hunt, Holland, Canada, Howard, Branton, Max Gordon, coach. Back row: Casey, G. Gomez, Deel, West, B. Mendez, Lovell, Cunningham, McWhorter, F. Mendez. SEASON RECORD: 9- 0. wxwanwaff 44uh?W Front row: Defosses, Elliott, Higgins, Mitchell, Bell, Hatchett, Clarida. Second row: Weeks, Freiman, Keith, Gilliland, Phillips, Zampine, Tollett, Collins, Phillips, Rhynes, Stennett, Ussery, Robinson. Third row: Casey, Mendez, Hunt, Hounshell, Brumbaugh, Hart, Tucker, Whitmire, Rodriguez, Berry, Weeks, Turner, Thurman. Back row: Faircloth, Bohannon, Grant, West, Parker, Barron, Ringhoffer, Hodges, Shelton, Walker, Anderson, Creecy, Turnbow. 128-Junior High aafz 674454 cgwwesp Baiz Zmfzzzamsfzf Front row: Elliott, Higgins, Hatchett, Barron, Ringhoffer, Walker, Clarida, Anderson, West. Back row: Coach Sandra Carter, Keith, Hart, Creecy, Moore, Turnbow, Defosses, Shelton, Parker, Tucker, Rhynes, Gomez, Phillips, Coach Barbara Corn. 30, i Front row: Turnbow, Burns, Harris, Tuerk, Odom, Cerda. Second row: Coach Max Gordon, Brubaker, Corn, Mitchell, Clark, Keith. Top row: Holland, Deel, Lovell, Casey, Mendez, Branton. Junior High-129 azz iofz Zac! 5l2!2!::i TRACK GIRLS WIN SECOND IN DISTRICT Front row: M. Keith, M. Hart, R. Elliott, K. Anderson, P. Phillips. Back row: P. Walker, T. Hatchett, 6th, high jump, 2nd, 400 m relay, Ist, 1600 m relay, B. Ringhoffer, 5th, high jump, 4th, 800 m relay, lst, 1600 m relay, T. Barron, 2nd, high jump, 2nd, 400 m relay, 1st, 1600 m relay, D. Defosses, 4th, discus, 2nd, 400 m relay, 2nd, 400 m dash, 4th, 800 m relay, R. Clarida, 2nd, shot put, 2nd, 400 m relay, 2nd, 100 m dash, 1st, 1600 m relay, L. Parker, 3rd, 400 m dash, 6th, 100 m hurdles, 4th, 800 m relay, C. Creecy, M. Higgins, not pictured, 4th, 100 m hurdles, 4th, 800 m relay, Coach Sandra Carter and Barbara Corn, not pictured. L A - ,--.Lnl' TRACK BOYS WIN THIRD IN DISTRICT Front row: J. Clark, C. Graham, B. Patterson, J. Turnbow, 3rd, 400 m relay, 3rd, 1600 m relay, 4th, 800 m run, D. Tuerk, K. Brubaker, M. Harris, T. Howard. Back row: Coach Max Gordon, Ben Mendez, 1st, shot put, 5th, discus, R. Casey, 3rd, 400 m relay, 3rd, 1600 m relay, 2nd, long jump, 3rd, 200 m dash, 5th, shot put, B. Lovell, 2nd, mile run, B. Deel, 3rd, 400 m relay, 3rd, 1600 m relay, 6th, 100 m dash, R. Cunningham, 3rd, 400 m relay, 3rd, 1600 m relay, 6th, 400 m dash, G. Holland, F. Mendez, K. Corn. 130-Junior High 1 .4-f TENNIS TEAMS WIN FIRST IN DISTRICT Front row: Tonya Tucker and Doobie Moore, 2nd, doubles, Rebecca Elliott and Tresa Hatchett, 1st, dou- bles, Beth Ringhoffer, 1st, singles, Rhonda Clarida. Back row: Coach Sandra Carter, Jeff Clark and Bobby Lovell, 2nd, doubles, Kye Corn and Ronnie Casey, Ist, doubles, Billy Deel, 2nd, singles, Chris Graham. . I K . . l N, 5, ,,. v-it A A 1 .. , , Q ,,. Na. , fa., 5 'H' 6' -M ' 5 , . .- se 3.2 1:3 4 for ' ' j ',,, - , f g. .,- ' ' A I 5 K - . ri . f' . -1 , ., - ' 5 'f Q , ,,' A I .rea ,,- X vi K , 'v f 4 7' - ' 'F' Ai 4 1 .I r. 9 .- , - L get --- h - I f .. 1 ' pg, A 1 91, .Arr Q L, ., A T - - K je. .,,. 4 f-,..,,:ii f...-YsaF. v- ', . a -. at fr Q,. --,aw '. ' - Qi, 0.1.x 1 WV g , . A I ,W air , S F - I ,f-If w p , ,. NX W , ' 'N . 4' j Y tj , .. ' ' , ' T al' 1 . , :gs B 1 is 4-iff,-1 ' s n , , . -W . , 4 , -. N A . . 1. 3 ' ' ' L Q -' , 'sf g A ' q S.. .A 1. ' , A.. fi, N 1111 . s 4 k - r . . ' . r '- . 'Q 'fi 'Z' . - fu. Q - . 4 1 ,. ' 'J' '3' . s ..-,,.,,:,.-.. f -. gh+,.gg-5-wr, . .45 ' 3, L - 'f - X BBQ afdnafzc 51 owfaz .arf- f fi anzaxzfazy azz Jazz iofz KMIZIZEZJ, Center left: Mrs. Corn, coach, Lacretia Grant, 5th, spelling, Kristy Gilliland, 6th, ready writ- ing, Mrs. Diller, coach. Above: Te Howard, 4th, 7th and Sth ready writing, Miss Carter, coach, April Roberts, 3rd, 7th and 8th spelling, Mrs. Young, coach, Rebecca Elliott, 2nd, 7th and Sth spelling. Left: Rebecca Self, Mrs, Vestal, coach, Mary Noel Jones, Kamie Windham, Fer- ree Foy, Michelle Self, Valeska Schrader, pic- ture memory team. Junior High-131 Happiness is a merry-go-round full of first graders . . .fourth graders say, ALOHA . . . storybook characters wait in the bleachers before their parade . . . Arcee Calvo receives diploma . . . fifth graders on monkey bars . . .these children delight in spinning around and around. 'H it fin-q..., N -M.. ,nm-,N 132-Elementary ,Missa My if 5 I -'-Y X Ui ' ,is new asm ,,,,, so M -f i i Mrs. Tollett encourages her kindergarteners to take a Il interest in books Mr. Moore congratulates Michael Branton . . . grade schoolers find that dressing up is fu Il . . . Mrs. Vestal's fourth graders look forward to the tra- ditional end-of-school Hawaiian luau. Elementary-133 gfzaafuafsi l .XR W . 1 e.,.4 Us K ., In t - . X If f t fam, X e -, -- - ' i 11- Front row: Bobby Keith, Jeff Clark, Rebecca Elliott, Pattie Walker, Karla Anderson, Michelle Keith, Marilu Hart, Penny Phillips, April Roberts, Chris Graham. Second row: Troy McWhorter, Gil Hunt, Debbie Faircloth, Rhonda Clarida, Tresa Hatchett, Beth Ringhoffer, Missy Higgins, Kye Corn, Kenny Brubaker, Wade Kelly. Back row: David Branton, Ronnie Casey, Ben Mendez, Freddy Mendez, Billy Deel, Roger Cunningham, Steven Mitchell, Bobby Lovell, Greg Holland, Richard Swan. Being auf Jlfaw ,am .su Beta officers Pattie Walker, Tresa Hatchett, Rebecca Elliott, presi- New inductees Tammi Barron, Donna Defosses, Frances Hounshell, dent, Beth Ringhoffer, Bobby Lovell and Miss Carter. Te Howard, Barbara Moore, Foy Odom, Jody Turnbow, Miss Car- ter, sponsor. 134-J unior High '13 so-755 l 9' -E - . 2 E . - 2 Q 1 lv 0' 4 it I - ., 1 xg -.L: A kV.kr.LV:gL E V . N A oft- , ,--:: Q , L f . 1 r- . A P' ff L'L if 1 1. 's 45 al i Q B -55' -1-H K if ry 6 t K sg' K fy O k i s . Q .wig ,, . i I , ., A . . , o , X 'W-'-' 3 0 . R . 'S-' . f ' CFM.-t. .qsmsnlwev lf. 'ft - --N - - ' L H- 'f t to srss A , t Gy . . f I . ,W fx t A , v I V l , -,P p N Junior high cheerleaders are Donna Defosses, Brandi Bell, Tresa Hatchett, Rebecca Elliott, Missy Higgins, and Rhonda Clarida . .. Beth Ringhoffer wins first in singles at district . . . Mary Noel, Angela, Lacretia, and Kristy per- form at the school coronation program Pattie, Rebecca, and Mark act out their roles in a play presented by junior high Foy Odom pauses between classes . . . Te Howard runs for the Cubs at the district track meet. Junior High-135 Qkfezia Alfa!! 11205021 00 H ,p ,rv-RQ S g ,X . A 'E it ref 3 Mrs. Dorothy Shelnutt, Mrs. Jackie Neal, Mrs. Bess Swinson and Mrs. Doris Havins, manager, do an excellent job in preparing breakfast and lunch each day. They strive to please both students and faculty by providing tasty and well-balanced meals. cgicfivof 6u1zfoaQa124 M775 Qifilgsfzfgy Ruben Casillas maintains the elementary Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rodriguez keep the classrooms and the cafeteria. high school in tiptop shape 136-Cafeteria Staff, Custodians Cjfgziigg A5EGfLOl2 044 19 , if tg Callahan County Courthouse Compliments of CALLAHAN COUNTY CFFICIALS COUNTY JUDGE COUNTY SHERIFF Mack Kniffen Bill Skinner COUNTY ATTORNEY COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR Donald Wilson Albert Lovell COUNTY CLERK COUNTY TREASURER Darlene Walker Dora Hounshell DISTRICT CLERK JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Cora Mae Payne Bobby Curtis COUNTY COMMISSIONER Precinct No. 3 F. P. Shackelford 138 HARDWICK OIL AND LPG COMPANY N. -po-an-v-pa-npvvuq-vw.-we--f--new aww, , f- Du f ,T Ion E. Hardwick FINA PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Continental Batteries Saxon Tires FULL LINE OF AUTO PARTS Butane and Propane Phone 854-1178 West Highway 80 Baird, Texas 139 HARLE STUDIO W , -,J ' 1 fa,fgw,,ga wr 'S gf ' -,,,, L, - are ww, - ff vw, fl' Nicki Harle, Instructor Ballet-Tap-J azz-Acrobatics-T wirlin g 304 Market Street Phone 854-1888 Baird, Texas RUSSELL- SURLES ABSTRACT COMPANY 5'lB5Wlf3l '30- Georgie Manion Charles Walker Cubelle Harris Lanetha Walker 337 Market Street Baird, Texas Phone 854-1115 140 HUGHES TIRE COMPANY Lloyd Ray and Evelyn Hughes by Texaco Gasoline and Petroleum Products Dayton and Reynolds Tires Batteries 743 West Fourth 854-1714 Baird Compliments Of J. RUPERT JACKSON, JR. AND RANDALL C. JACKSON 235 Market Phone 854-1017 Baird, Texas STAR PUBLISHING COMPANY Commercial Printing Office Supplies Smith-Corona T pewriter Victor Calculators Magnetic Signs 211 Market Street Phone 854-1008 Baird, Texas TEXACO INC. Emil RlI1gl1OllCT. jr, Ckqnsigncc HARBER GROCERY MARKET i We give S SL H Green Stamps Double on Wednesdays Clyde Texas Phono 85-1-1208 B.i1rtl.Tcxas 141 YOUNG-MANION-RUSSELL, INC. INSURANCE 24 ussasseeusszmumc, B ABSSRANCE No toll call from Felix Manion Raymond Young Kathi Russell Abilene, Clyde, Moran, Putnam, Fort Davis Dial operator, ask for 344 Market Street '-- --' - Baird, Texas Enterprise 2920 lulrnu MGEIT ' Baird phone-915-854-1596 iz y. A 1 I I KELTON FLOWER HOWLFS AND GIFT SHOP SUPER D DISCOUNT PHARMACY Phone 854-1093 Lzirry Howle. R. Ph. ancllo all of your presclription needs, Spur 189 8m I-20 Clyde. Texas Clyde: Phone 893-4265 Abilene: Phono 677-9021 625 west Fourth LO' Us h Baird, Texas 142 House OF BEAUTY Dol I House Babrly Gifts Infant Wear hrough Juniors 213Vinf2St1'oet Phono 854-1303 Baird' TCXUS 95 South First Clyde, Texas Ph. 893-5114 CALLAHAN COUNTY FARMERS CO-OP Lee Ivey Director Custom Feeding Field Se d e Fertilizers . Phone 854-1360 Wilburn Carrieo Manager Veterinarian Supplies Custom Fertilizer Applications Livestock Feed and Equipment Baird, Texas BAIRD DRIVE-IN Jim and Bettye Higgins, Owners 117 East Fourth Ph. 854-1870 Baird, Texas MORGAN SHELL STATION K1 We Keep Y u In Tune W'th 'I'he Road' GEORGE MORGAN OWNER l208-2354 B d Keep In Mind The Shell Sign - o I . n 143 HARDWICK INSURANCE AGENCY Glenda Davis, office employee ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE Phone 854-1256 Baird, Texas SUBLJFIB 30 O ST 672-8538 W BILENE lilllll I ' UMBER 'C' America? Finest Footwear Complete line of building materials TKT BEAUTY BAR and farm and ranch supplies 2025 Industrial Blvd. See us for the latest Phone 698-4465 in hair care Abilene, Texas Madge Charlene Phone 854-1197 Baird, Texas 144 ROBERTSON'S HAMS I-20 South Access Rd. lBaird Texas Phone 854-1569 JO-MAR FASHIONS Layaways BAILEY FUNERAL HOME .1 hz. 1 'L -,C 'f 'A-ni:2l.,. - Tw? . 4 -iff? 3-N'9-,ff,ffi7?'W Ladies Ready-to-wear and 3 L p , I Shoe Dept. with Famolaure shoes I html' 833'43'l5 J or and Misses sizes uni Complete Tee Shirt Dept. Master Charge and Visa p533 Oak Street Clyde K-K CORRAL WESTERN WEAR 4 K-K CORRAL W99U'fU'l Wear: Johnny and Agatha King, Owners Wranglers, Fashion jeans, blouses, and Tee Shirts. Lettering with group discounts 95 South First Clyde, Texas Phone 893-4958 Clyde Texas BOYDSTUN HARDWARE COMPANY General Electric Appliances Sherwin-Williams Paints 210 Market Street Phone 854-1222 Baird, Texas 145 THE LOOKING GLASS Peggy Bell, Owner 207 Market Baird, Texas Phone 854-1605 Cosmetics Victorian Antiques ,S Handcrafted Gift Items C OUR 33rd ANNIVERSARY Stephen Warren THE PRESCRIPTION Ph 854-1291 SHOP one 321 Market Street Ierry Loper, owner Baird, Texas 229 Market Street Phone 854-1687 Baird, Texas CHIEF'S TEXACO AND TIRE COMPANY BROYLES CARPET, INC. ft r Q QM WEST TEXAS' FINEST CARPET STOCK I , u A I ' I For Free Estimates North First and Pioneer 1 1 ' ' A I Call 672-8402 Abilene, Texas NORMA'S I I BEAUTY SHOP E. Reese Norma Barton, Qwner E 81 R Auto Brokers h Phone 854-1572 Monarch Tires Wholesale Oils Interstate Batteries 1215 West Fifth Baird 131 East Fourth Phone 854-1113 146 Baird, Texas Jerry Swofford CLYDE INSURANCE AGENCY In business To Serve Your Needs Automobile iLife 1Health and Accident Home Business 'Bonds YoukJ,f,,w,.f xMobile Homes lljllfdlff Kg. 126 Oak Clyde 893-4225 Since 1943 THE COTTON PATCH HOME SEWING ,,,n,. I W 81 Cm-S 1505 0 S PMN Y 20902365 y UQQMGZTCQRYS Q b UPPLQS Ph 915-893-5278 529 OAK ST, CLYDE,TEXAS79510 A 8. G AUTOMOTIVE All Types Auto and Tractor Repair 127 Market Baird, Texas 79504 Phone 915--854-1802 Ron Abernathy Buster Gary PARKER FUNERAL HOME Dealer for Rawlins Monuments Phone 854-1333 Baird Texas 147 CITY OF BAIRD MUNICIPAL LIGHT cmd POWER PLANT Owned by Those We Serve 40 Years of Dependable Service CITY OFFICIALS Jon E. Hardwick, Mayor Robert Martin Harold Hass Virginia Shanks Gilmer Hughes Curtis Sutphen 148 CALLAHAN ABSTRACT Compliments of JAMES PAUL SHANKS Attorney-at-Law James Paul Shanks, Owner Baird, Texas Robbie Price, Mgr. 322 Market Phone 854-1592 322 Market Street Phone 854-1666 i Baird, Texas BAIRD AUTO REPAIR 'E UlT WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO PARTS Lee Roy Brooker Phone 854-1321 Boyd Burns, Brenda Brooker 201 East Fourth Street Baird, Texas 149 x 1 x I ROGER'S FCOD STORE 1 ,1.-.-- Richard Mendez Bill Hunt Choice Line of Products Free Delivery 508 West Fourth Street Phone 854-1390 Baird, Texas 0 U R DRS I Xl I if LEE A I 0 I AN 'ifi i.'- tfiviiiivsei Bank of Baird Established in 1885 WE BELIEVE BUSINESS GOES WHERE IT IS INVITED AND STAYS WHERE IT IS WELL TREATED rpm. .am ,aiuf n n,urf 4 im swmooo M SERVICE FDI M FEDERAL DEPUSII INSURANCE CUHPORAYIDM JONES PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE M I 334 Market Phone 854-1331 Baird, Texas PONTMC THE SHOPPE DYER SPORTS ALLEY Specializing in Hair Dressing STYLISTS OWNER Elaine Bell Wilma Hewett Professional Golf and Tennis Equipment Jan Hickerson and SP01'tSWea1' Phone 854-1152 244 East Fourth 905 Cherry Baird, Texas Baird, Texas Phone 854-1777 CALLAHAN- SHACKELFORD COUNTY FARM BUREAU Life-Disability-Auto-Fire 7 81011 i' I'f1If.'lIlH 1 r u INAI msn 1 Maurice Newton Agency Manager Callahan County McELROY S i. ' Q. Av--. - s gg , Carrol Gillit, Owner Dry Goods and Dress Shop Office Phone 854-1044 236 Market Street Hgme Phone 854-1831 Phone 854-1696 Baird Texas Federal Land Bank Building Baird, Texas 79504 U-BAR-U-STEAKHOUSE 5 STEAK HUUKE we A E, E The Best in Steaks, Seafoods, Mexican Food and Lunches West Highway 80 Balrd Texas Jim Hatchett, Owner RAY'S BACKHOE SERVICE BAIRD DAIRY QUEEN is-f BACKHOE KL TRUCK gay Willeford KOV 3328 ox 685 AC915 854 1337 1142 Ross D B d T Ph 854 1363 I-20 S0uthA ess B d EJ 4.1 ..-4 CHEVROLET COMPANY INCCRPORATED I-20 North Access Baird, Texas 5. THOMPSON'S VARIETY AND SPORTS WEAR Layaways Free Alterations We invite you to visit our sportswear Donovan-Galvani Cos-Cob Center Stage Sunny South Ship 'n Shore Strait Lane Dittos, tops and jeans, sizes 3-18 ERNEST BURSON EXXON Atlas Tires, Batteries and Aeeessories Tire Balancing Wash and Grease jobs 24-Hour Wrecker Service Bus. Phone 854-1405 Home Phone 893-5868 I-20 and Hwy. 283 Baird sro C o rs ec ts I-OF FREEESTM es EIB!! ABILENE GLASS 8. MIRROR COMPANY Glass Is Our Business, Not A Sideline 173 Walnut Abilene, Texas Joe Lang Bus. Ph. 677-2837 Manager Res. Ph. 672-8826 PIONEER LODGE A Nice Place For Nice People Highway 80 West 854-1032 Baird 154 BAIRD ELECTRIC, INC. Sales and Service Commercial-Residential Heating-Air Conditioning-Wiring 504 West 4th Phone 854-1795 Baird, Texas SALES AND SERVICE BIBLE HARDWARE, INC. 333 Walnut Street P. O. Box 2322 - 673-8301 ABI LENE, TEXAS 79604 Lulllo wr 'Ts 'Z LC J' 'IN sl KFIVIIEQ Music line R f CENTRAL FLOORING COMPANY Telephone 672-8596 Lloyd Barr, Jr. Office 8x Warehouse Wflstgate Mall River 0akS Shffpplng CQUJCGI' aes. Ph. 529-3462 926 Pine, Abilene Abllene Abllene Sweetwater BILL FORD MOTORS We Sell Good Cars to Good People 4498 North First Phone 672-8484 Abilene, Texas 155 l R SITIRRT HDmB IDVBSTITIBDT STDRm UJIDDDUJS HDD DDDRS COOL IN SUMMER COOL IN WINTER ,,f-2-25612 '52-Ei? 552isE255222s225sf5255e2a51f521f55s5s5e25?5siE2f5f1f1'if i,.,,...-.1-,1l:a:.: . ' I2:...2- A .. ---1-:-:-1-:.:-:-:-1+:-s--':w-n - - 5 -' - ' - - 1-as , i'2?Q'2f':.:'5i11'fiZ.1 25:Q 5'2E Iri:22i'?Ea: -if - VV 1-1-2152? 21'Ij2ZI .Q. ff 'A III O g 1, ei, IOIEIOIIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIOIEI, E new - V. I 5 5 gt N -. fi 1 fv.iZi'i1 I ll, si glfmigifsiiiii , ,.,l.,.ii .g 315 ig, 4 Q, If r 5 i ii g is i Custom fitted Aluma-Faba aluminum insulating dovvs and doors fight cold in the winter, Keep out drafts and ch Il ai next to doors and windows, And in the summer, insulating windows and doors help keep your home cooler, In fact, 40 to 702 cooler. according to the Office of Consumer Affairs in Washington Aluma-Fab windows and doors not o ly nsulate your home against extremes of weather, but also p otect your prime windows and frames They add a beautifully distnct' e touch to the appear- ance of our hom y e We are experienced. dependable local businessmen who will custom fabricate and install your windows and doors Ask abo t our complete line of aluminum building products Stop by or call us for a free estimate. R 81 R WINDOW COMPANY Ray Rhynes, Owner 1942A Industrial Blvd. Abilene, Texas Phone 19151 692-2352 156 HAROLD CRAWFORD Abilene, Texas DOWNTOWN WESTGATE RIVER OAKS Tires Only 617 Pine 120 S. Pioneer 673-8363 692-2893 3382 S. 14th 698-3714 EVERYBODY DRIVES A USED OAR WAYNE HAYNES MOTORS 4142 North First Abilene, Texas Phone 677-2261 KEAN Request Line 67 6-KEAN Abilene, Texas 607 5 Baird High School Graduate WHERE do you go from here? Become a highly qualified 'tCourt Reporter Executive Secretary Legal X Medical Secretary :'gAccountant Financial Aid Available AN EXCITING, WELL-PAYING CAREER IS WAITING FOR YOU! Call fCollectJ 915-677-2003 for free catalog STENOGRAPH INSTITUTE OF TEXAS HOLDEST ACCREDITED BUSNESS COLLEGE IN WEST TEXAS 202 Pine, Box 835 Abilene, Texas 79604 WBT SENIORS '80 LOOKIN' GOOD! ,SSC ,, I 3 ' ii A 'A ,xr - me o- K. bk Qi c ,. Y MQWVK ff J gg., d 3 . iilf iiwcwiwfimki W if W N ,............ R...,.L.. N W 1 E r N N Q f ml J., ,, A 'S- , 'A' ' K li . ,'- I , if ' H i' W i zz, X Nh Eff- 2 in ws K N-5 gl' wha'- Honor students Heather Allen, Tammy Bannowsky, Deborah Ses- sions, Connie Eubanks and Jodi Jennings . . . Tennis is Alan's rac- quet . . . Run, Russell Rhynes, run . . . Smile for the judges, Sammie Fans in the stands Mr. Wimberley confers with Esther, Carla, and Kristi . . . Cheerleaders boost spirit. Activities-159 cgifczjff 6757151 safz 'H Quang 0fC7Q41 U Enjoying a cup of tea at Barry Williams' house is the HEADLIGHT STAFF. Standing are Barry Wil- liams, photographer, Cindy Hart and Deborah Ses- sions, division and class editors, Richard Mendez, sales and sports. Seated are Jamie Pate, classes and sports, Tam my Bannowsky, co-editor, Teresa Rhynes, classes and sports, Martin Isenhower, photographer, Janice Diehl, assistant editor, Heather Allen, co-editor. We, the staff, wish to express our appreciation to the administrators and members of the faculty for the patience, understanding and cooperation granted to us throughout the year. To the business firms who supported our endeavor through advertising, we say thank you. To Mrs. Irma Crow, our advisor, we are extremely 160 grateful for her guidance, assistance and many hours of dedication to the compilation of this yearbook. The senior color picture and most of the favorites' pictures were made at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Han ner. Some of the pictures were made at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williams. We express our grati- tude to them for their hospitality. Staff member Deborah Sessions designed the cover for the yearbook. Class pictures were made by Mr. Henry Cole of Cole Studio, Abilene, and senior por- traits were made by Mr. Foster of Marquise Studio, Enid, Oklahoma. The 1980 HEADLIGHT was published by Newsfoto Yearbooks of San Angelo, Texas. 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