Belton High School - Lair Yearbook (Belton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1970 volume:

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One word could describe the lives of men-and that word is 'ichallengef' The first challenges were walking for the first time and learning to tie your own shoelaces and riding a bike without training wheels. Then came the challenge of playing baseball so well all the fellows wanted you on their team or setting the table so Mama didn't have to reset it. Next came the challenge of having more expected of you. You were supposed to make good grades and do things with- out being told. , Then there was the immense challenge of being able to say just the right thing when you asked her for a date or being charming and beautiful when he came by to take you to the game. There will be challenges yet to come that are even greaterg we are told. How we meet these challenges will be our lives' stories. THE LAIR looks to the challenges faced here at Belton High School from September, 1969, to May, 1970. STUDENTS MEET CHALLENGES OF SERVICE TO SCHOOL lf' 5s 7 Q, Q ft DNDiTlONED f . I 2 14547 V 5 J, :Y- . . K 5 . :gif , , W,- y MQ ' I W rttrrffd s is OOOO str i s N' p 6 A Y mc'-rw Q.. x MIGHTY-'TGER5 4 B.H.S. was kept busily en- tertained and occupied in the various projects undertaken by many organizations. Some were concerned with service such as Student Teacher Day of the National Honor Soci- ety which gave a relief to the faculty and an experience in teaching to its members. Others such as the contribu- tions ofthe Student Council proved to be beneficial to the outlook of Belton High such as their painting of the Big Red Tiger sign to generate spirit and the painting of the sports-minded Tigers on the trash cans and the Tigers paws on the benches which added a sparkle to the hueless surroundings. All of these projects signify the diligence and cooperations of the stu- dents involved and their ac- ceptance ofthe challenge for the improvement of B.H.S. DAILY CHALLENGE OF A STUDENT -W MQ. WH FACET9 OF MUSIC OFFER Music is like a many sided prism catching one light and sending it out in multicolored rays. Perhaps a scientist could explain to us why golden sun light can be transformed by the magic ofthe prism, but most of us simply accept the miracle of the prism for its beauty. Music is like a prism because it takes the simplicity of the human de- sire and shines it through the prism of talent and imagination send- ing out beautiful rays of music, whether it be the shrill notes ofa flute floating above all other sounds of the band, or the hours of almost fanatical devotion to learning intricate marching drills, or not studying for that big English test because ofthe operetta rehearsal tonight. The many facets of music offer a challenge and Belton High School meets this challenge and sends out brightly shining rays of music. CHALLENGE TO BHS STUDENTS W Y THE CHALLENGE OF , n COMPETITIVE ATHLETICS As in any other field of endeavor, the competition in sports was toughg neverthe- less the pride and determination ofthe players in each sport helped in their accept- ing the challenge and their having a victor- ious season. Eluding that would-be tackler for the first touchdown ofthe season, rushing the oppo- nent quarterback, struggling for every inch, and the blocking line's opening the necessary gap for the alert halfback to sprint through to paydirt all exemplify that the Big Red Tigers met their challenge in football. CHALLENGE OF SPIRIT l cf. Spirit is a state of mind. It possesses your whole existance and carries your soul to heights of ecstasy andjoy when victory is yours and despair and sorrow when defeat comes. Spirit can bring out the best ofa student body . . . Here at Belton High School the students have met the challenge of spirit and found a deep and meaningful pride in their school. 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I,A. ,,..,.,.....--.Q 5 Venison!!!- Every school day students are faced with challenges in the classroom- challenges of doing Well on a test, of participating intelligently in a class discussion, and of understanding new knowledge. The teachers are also faced with a challenge of capturing and hold- ing the attention ofthe students, of presenting instruction in new and in- teresting ways, and of reaching the desire of a student to want to learn and understand. Added to this daily challenge are the new methods and concepts of education which are a part of the changing times of today. The faculty and students have met the challenges of today's education and look forward to the even greater chal- lenges of tomorrow. CHALLENGE OF UPHOLDING TRADITIONQ 'A - g s . . .- A if 4 'sf 1.5 afflfff J , r . ssrc is A . 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Her Belton High School have been filled with honors, loyal service, and many actiigitiesr Marsha has been- ver- actiwfgfin. theilsfiident council servin her so homore ear as a homeroom re resentative, her 'uni r ear as secretar , and M p izyf V, in V S P Y P Y Y sasipresidgggf. She was a three-year member of the Latin Club and was elected this ye , Ca pu1jnia.dMarshaQisZg three ff ar l i l- oils -, parchin 100 and was nominated for band sweetheart this ear. Her sch larshi is shown in her three H- ,L ' ,V -2 '- L f' g y P . e National Honor Societ . She was elected Homecomin ueen for 19 2 . A as nominated fork - fi' is year. Marsha was elected the most dependable girl in her class he o r gud best'-all-atouigd her S ftl' ' ntrul deservin ofthe title of Miss BHS. e 4 L ' QQ 'Q-'liz ,,.L1 .'. f' F ' , '-f- Y g ' . E 1 ,-::,i A , . wig, ff fl, 'N we S ,gs f r V Q W Ak 1 klk: 3-sri i A j in r erei S s OUTSTANDING STUDENTS RUNNERS-LIP REX REID MARSHA ALFORD BRENDA STOVALL TIM BROWN E 5 i 5 5 iw 1 5 Q 5 x as Q 5 E Q i 5 2 Q 1 E Q 3 3 i 5 Q 2 as 3 E E E P 3 2 s FAVORITES RUNNERS-LIP E . . 'T , 7 Sophomore runners-up JIM JANEWAY KITTY MORTON CYNTHIA WELCH CINDY I-IALLBAUER junior runners-up MIKE PARKER JANNA PECI-IAL Senior runners-up SINDET MCDONALD TERRY TAGGART Mr- and Miss BHS runners-up TIM BROWN PAM COWAN PE RSONALITY PAM COWAN REX REID SENIOR BEST ALL-ARouND TIM BROWN MARSHA ALFORD FAVORITES MOST DEPENDABLE BILL HARGROVE MARY VERA WITTIEST RODG R WELCH PANZY THOMPSON JUNIOR f 25' BEST ALL-AROUND LARRY WILSON LINDA LONG PERQONALITY SUSIE WALLACE BUCKY COUCH WITTIEST GEORGE ALDRIDGE DONNA MILLER FAVORITES M091 DEPENDABLE ROBYN EVANS MIKE CANTRELL PERSONALITY MIK RAN OLPH DONNA BIRD QOPHOMORE BEST ALL-AROUND SUSAN THORNTON DALE BEERWINKLE FAVORITES 'Nur MOST DEPENDABLE VIRGINIA HOWARD JIM SI-IROPSHIRE WITTIEST CARLEEN TULLOCI-I DARYL DULANY w v 3 4, yy if 1 1, . ' A512 5 K , 'M 5, - f xv, Q f Tuff ml' iff A-4 .4,f W - 2 2 3 . .L,. in A ,, . :xii Iigsg- V,-:si Wi, mf ...LV,.. , A , .fn ,Z M.-f , N5 - mf Q, -.,f-. ,.,4, 1 ,Q if 'md 'Wfri W- s isgwffwi' g' 4,-fmafwfw ,Q 'Wa ww ,fy WM 1, I 912552 iw , wi: f ,W mfg, c. ,fkifaf is .w , 1Et:.1ffx45'i 1 ,ifL,i.sg3'7 wmwigqglgkdb , 12:1 2. 515 gm :ww yah mv 4 ,wffiy .Y ' fgfasw -. ---f i wk f: . , ug - if A ' 135 ff ffl . A7 ,Q Q H 1-615552 if Y QM, af, K 3 if as ig' 125 g W MW 72 ,wr fn M F ., R s2ji,i, 1255? fp? f Q X x ,J-QL STUDENT COUNCIL Members for 1969-70: front row-ALEORD, COUCH, EVANS, P. COWAN, LONG. ROW 2-WELCH, PECHAL, HALL BAUER. HOWARD, WALLACE, MORTON, TAGGART, OUDJESKY, WOMBLE. rOW 3--REID, SMITHA, ALLEN, CHAFFIN. GRIFF1N.P.POTTS, THORTON, GAREIELD, MCDONALD, LOCKLEAR. T. POTTS, TOMEGEK. row 4- EDWARDS. RUSSELL, BLAIR, ALDRIDGE, BROWN, LEE, WELCH, BEERWINKLE. S. COWAN, JANEWAY, SHROPSHIRE. Officers: seated- BUCKY COUCH, vice-president: MARSHA ALFORD, president, PAM COWAN, secretary. Standing-LINDA LONG, historian: ROBIN EVANS, treasurer. Valentine Day hit BHS this year with the help of the Student Council. Mr. Tomlinson displays his sweetness by presenting Coach Sullivan with a token of his admiration. Terry Taggart was almost swamped behind the box she carried. Whoever was lucky enough to receive this box, must have gained a couple of pounds. And then there were those speedy candy deliveres. This year's scrapbook, under the organization of Linda Long, won second place in the Student Coun- cil Convention at Teague. The Student Council con- tributed to the spirit for football games by painting signs and decorating the halls each week. They also sponsored noise day during homecoming week. An- other popular activity of the Student Council is Slave Day. Did you know that the Student Council also sponsors the paper and .V pina candy machines? J . ef BEAKER BREAKER5p?Nf Members for the 1969-70: QQ-,ALL W-BRANTLEY, BALL, KELLEY, MATHEWS ' ULLOCH, RHOADxSx.f' POT'TS, HOWARD, BRITT,KX LFORD, UMMINS. Row 2-GRIFFIN, TINDLE, TROJAN,-GI-I-AMQSIN, KING, JONES, ARNOLD, MITCHELL, DUX, GIBSON, ESTILL, OU-IEZDSKY. Row 3i?RALSTyO'N,,,rFISCHER, STONE, BROWN, PARKER, KELTON, BUSBY, BEAMON, RUSSELL, MITCHELL. ROWIEQSTEWART, SCHMIDT. THORTON, TAYLOR, TRAMMEL, J. RUSSELL. Top row-ORTEGA, GUAJARDO, WATSON, SARGENT. Sponsors: MR. COPPIN and MRS. HITT Officers: LOUIS MITCHELL, reporter, PAM MADDUX, treasurerg JANICE OUJEZDSKY, secretary, BETH CUMMINS, parliamentariang PATRICIA TRAMMEL, president, SHEILA KELTON, vice-president. It-4 ? PATRICIA TRAMMELL and JIMMY GUAJARDO admire one of Mrs. Hitt's masterpieces in her Ngoodien collection. As we were about to leave, I overheard Patricia say that she could spend hours in that room just looking at all the . . . things. 5 The Science Club has a number ofdifferent. interesting activi ties. JAMES RUSSELL. opposite. ficlclles with some boiling water in a flask. l' KAREN FISHER measures water in a test tube to be accurate. I wonder if the Belton Water really does have little bugs in it?77 F.T.A. Members for thc year 1969-70: front row Qstatc ddcgatcsj---POTTS, BRADFORD, GARFIELD, ALFORD, CASTELLO. PARKER. ROW 2 Qdistrict CICI6gatGSQ-GUAJARDO, BRUBAKER. WATERS, ALLEN, MCDON- ALD. GROTH. SINCLAIR. BOWMAN. Row 3 Qdistrict CICICgatCSj-TAYLOR, EVANS, MATSON, ALCOZER, PARUZINSKI. DOUGLAS. JONES, MADISON, BURR. ROW 44ERVlNG. BROXVN, FINCHER, BRIDGES, EDWARDS. MOORE. WINKLER. WELCH, HALLBAUER. HOWARD, THORTON. ROW 5'-CHANDLER, WALLACE. RHOADS. CHANEY, POTTS IJ., M TlLL, CUMMINS. VITEK, STOVALL, TAG- GART. HOINE. SANDERS. ROW 6 RODRIGUEZ, A. RALSTON, AGUILAR. MCCONNELL, SCALLIONS, ROEN. TERRELL. POINTON, PRINCE, STONE, STEPHENS, MURRAH. Row 7--IDAWSON, RALSTON, ARNOLD. MADDUX. OU-I EZDSKY, S. WOODALL, C. WOODALL, HALE, ALDRIDGE, COLLIER, SALAZAR. FISHER. LONG. MRS. TILLEY. The 1969-70 F.T.A. scrapbook. Sponsor: MRS. TILLEY HEDUCATION. ETERNAL ENRICHMENTR One of the F.T.A. projects for this year was teaching the Adult Education Classes held on The Belton Chapter of F.T.A.. with Terry Potts as next year's Dis- Tuesclay and Thursday nights in the high school trict XXII vice-president, will host the 1970 District Convention. cafeteria. These five people were extra-important in this year's convention: Terry Potts, Dist. V.P.: Marsha Alford, voting delegate to the State Convention: Juanita Madison, Belton candidate for Miss F.T.A.: Bonnie Garfield, Dist. Financial Secretary: Bruce Bradford. Belton's Mr. F.T.A. Officers: MIKE PARKER and MONICA ALLEN, historiansg MELODY CASTELLO, president: CAROL ROEN treasurer: TERRY TAGGART, secretary: BRUCE BRADFORD, vice-president. SPANISH CLUB Members forthe year 1969-70: Front row-WHITMIRE, OUJEZDSKY, MADDUX, E. RAMIREZ, I-IAWKINS, M. RODRIGUEZ, A. GONZALES, ALCOZER, DE LA ROSA, TREVINO, S. FISHER, MITCHELL, TAGGART, ED- WARDS, MOORE, K. FISHER. ROW ZERAY, JONES, RHOADS, GRIFFITH, McKEE, SHOLTZ, S. WALLACE, BRIDGES. MATSON, GROTH, RALSTON, SANDERS, CHURCHILL, CONNALLY, MUNZ,SINCLAIR, ARNOLD, GIBSON. OWINGS, Row 3-MR. LANGFORD, ORTEGA, TANT, SANDERS, C. TAYLOR, MESSER, GATSON, POWERS. DULANY, STEWART, BARTEK, CUMMINS, HEATON, CoPP1N, PRICE, HALE, EVANS, TERRELL, I-IARGROVE. Sponsor: MR. LANGFORD Officers: GEORGE DULANY, vice-president, CI-IRISTEL SANDERS, reporter: BILL I-IARGROVE, president, SOPHIA ALCOZER, parhamentariang RICKY NARVAIZ, secretary- treasurery. CabaIIero: GEORGE DULANY and Senorita: The planning committee gets together before each meeting to TERRY TAGGART decide what they will do for entertainment. 40 I V Other members: Front row-BRUBAKER, TORRES, FUENTES, QUINTANELLA. MONTES, GUAQIARDO. GON- ZALES, S. RODRIGUEZ, CORDOVA, ALEJANDRO, ERVING, BOWMAN, SALAZAR. CHANEY. Row 24 QUEHL, MCBRIDE. GOLDEN, LUNA, NARVAIZ, BASSMORE, JONES, DERRICKS, BALL, P. IONES, BURK. JACKSON, KING, WHITE, BRITT. Row 3-TINDLE, RALSTON, SCHMIDT, STEWART. SLOVER. BONEY. MATTHEWS, POTTS, HALLBAUER, RHOADS, KELLEY, THORTON, HOWARD. HOLCOMB, BROWN. During a club meeting, the organizations committee presented a game for everyone to play. The idea was to take an eighteen letter word and make as many spanish words as you can. Good ol' George, see the eighteen letter Word he wrote in red ink on the white poster board??? Well . . . neither did anyone else. Breaking the pinata, a typical Spanish item of festivity, was celebrated at one of the meetings. Many club members attempted to break the pinata but David Bartek outdid all of the other's at- tempts. Only he dicln't break the pinata, but Mr. Langford was very busy picking up the remains of the stick. The Spanish Club's Christmas project was to act as Santa Pal to needy families. Members ofthe club are packing a box full of Christmas goodies for one of the families. NULLI QECLINDUS Members for the year 1969-70: Front row-MRS. DALTON, HOUSEWRIGHT, MURRAH, COLEMAN, McKEE,TRAMMEL VERA, DAILEY, C. WELCH, POSTLEWATE, TULLOCH, ESTILL, STOVALL, PECHAL. Row 2-ALLEN, COX, MADI- SON, ATMAR, HOWE, ROEN, HIBBLER, PARUZINSKI, GRIFFIN, FINCHER, CURRY, COLLIER. Row 3-JANSEN, PESCHAL, MCDONALD, EVANS, TAYLOR, WILSON, PRINCE, WATERS, GARFIELD, TROJAN, CHAFFIN, M. BRITT, RAY, COPPIN, LONG. Row 4-CHANDLER, E. PARKER, REID, ALFORD, RUSSELL, R. POTTS, R. WELCH, N. POTTS, BROWN, D. BRITT, BEERWINKLE, ELROD, HEARD, -IANEWAY, B. ALLEN, T. POTTS, ORTEGA Officers: TIM BROWNfPresident, JAMES RUSSELL-Vice President, RODGER WELCH-Parliamentarian, SINDET MCDONALD-Treasurer, MONICA ALLEN- Secretary. SPONSOR: MRS. DALTON 9 CAESAR-TIM BROWN E' Q , Q f ii CALPURNIA-MARSHA ALFORD The Latin Club, meeting once a month, has enjoyed many varied forms of entertainment. The program committee headed by the vice-president, James Russell, has written a few very comical skits. This was the case ofthe Christ- mas skit HA Latin Revision of the Night Before Christmas. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: MORGAN, FINCHER, ALFORD, GARFIELD, HOWE, VITEK, S. FISCHER, K. FISCHER, VERA. Back Row: RUSSELL, DULANY, BRITT, R. POTTS, HARGROVE, ELROD, SHINE, GUAJARDO, N. POTTS. Front Row: OU-IEZDSKY, MADDUX, LOCKLIN, LOCKLEAR, S. EVANS, GIBSON, TRAMMEL, ARNOLD, WIL SON, RAY, ALLEN, GROTH, DAWSON, MARES, GRIFFIN. Back Row: COUCH, LONG, POTTS, R. EVANS, COUFAL, SMITH, ALDRIDGE, STEWART, WILLINGHAM, S. CANTRELL, AGUILAR, HEARD. JANEWAY, THORNTON, HOWARD, CHAFFIN, WILSON, KING, TROJAN, ERWIN, HALLBAUER SHROPSHIRE, FULCHER. 9 Mrs. Forgy and Mrs. Landers provided music for the in- duction. Their selection was Try a Little Kindness. During the program Mrs. Forgy led the student body in singing America the Beautiful, and the school song. Dr. William G. Tanner, President of Mary Hardin Baylor Col- lege spoke at the induction ceremonies. Honor Society presi- dent, Neale Potts, introduced the speaker. if Officers: NEALE POTTS-President, JAMES RUSSELL-Vice President, JUDY I-IOWE, Secretary, MARY VERA- Treasurer. FUTURE HOMEMAKER9 OF AMERICA Members for the year 1969-70: Front row-BRANTLEY, TANT, STEVANS, LIVINGSTON, WALKER, CARVER MORGAN. M. WHITE, BENTON. Row ZADAVIS, KIRK, ROEN, HORTON, BAGGERLY, MOORE, FINCHER, SKEEN. Row 3--CLOUD, PACE. DRISKA, j. KING, VACA, J. MINOR, JACKSON, WILHITE, CUNNINGHAM. Row 4-SARGENT. BRITT, V. WHITE, TAYLOR, HAWKINS, M. KING, PESCHAL, MADDUX. Sponsor: MISS DAVIS Officers: VICKI SARGENT, songIeacIerg LINNELL PESCHEL, parhamentar- iang Row 2-WANDA MORGAN, reporter, SHARON MOORE, historian. Row 3-RUTH BENTON, first vice-presidentg KAY BAGGERLY, second vice-presi- dent. Row 4gREBECCA FINCHER, president. Miss Davis is always handy to give hcIpfuI hints and instructions during classroom time. Members ofthe F.H.A. have many projects such as sewing, cooking, taking care of small children, and many others. The girls are taught to do many useful household talents the Wight Way, to prepare themselves for their future roles as homemakers. 1. lg 2 The 1969-70 induction of officers took place at the first meeting in October The tradition for mst illatlon lS that the new officers wear white dresses and are given red roses. F.H.A. members are taught the proper way to set perfect tables and prepare good food. Here, a party table is set for Christmas time with all the holiday treats. CHOIR , Row 1: BAGGERLY, PHILLIPS, WILSON, PERKINS, DAILY, REID. Row 2: STRAIT, A. VACA, JANEWAY, McDONNOUGH, RIERSON, STEPHENS. Row 3: CLOUD, FISCHER, BROWN, WI-IITLEY, DIETZ, DECKER, L. VACA, PARKER. Row 4: TRAMMEL, HARRISON, WATSON, QUATTLEBAUM, TANT, DAWSON, SCHODL- BAUER. Officers: GLENNA TURNBO, President, KAY JANE- MRS. UNA FORGY, director, MISS DELIA QUIN- WAY, Librarian, MARY CLOUD, Secretary, RUTH TINELLA, Student teacher. STEPHENS, Reporter-Historian. place ratings in District Solo Contest: DOROTHY STRAIT, JOE TANT, CINDY MCDQNNQUGH, and GLENNA TURNBQ, Singing group, The Enlightened Few: TURNBO, STRAIT, DIETZ, ROBERTSON, SCI-IODLBAUER, DAWSON, QUATTLEBAUM, TANT, JANEWAY, PERKINS, STEPHENS, BAGGERLY. Not pictured is GREG WILLIAMSON. Singing group, The Determined Generations: BOSTICK, MCDONNOUGH, RIERSON, SCI-IRIMSHER, WILSON, WATSON, TRAMMEL, HARRISON. 49 THE CHOIR PRESENTED THE I 969-70 OPERETTA SENOR P IMPERNEL MEDICAL CAREERS 53' E,.w,r EEEE Le C QU Members for the year 1969-70: Front row-R. EVANS, SINCLAIR, B. TAYLOR, S. EVANS, WILSON, DUNLAP, GRIFFIN. SPONSOR. Row 2-GIBSON, MUNZ, MITCHELL, PARKER, BEAMON, POWERS, TRAMMEL, KEL- TON. Row 3-EDWARDS, GATSON, S. TAYLOR, SARGENT, BRITT. WI-IITE, J. RUSSELL, I-IOLCOMB, jAMES RUSSELL. 1 ww Officers: ROBIN EVANS, presidentg SHELIA KELTON, secretaryg PEARLINE PARKER, parliamentariang PATRICIA TRAMMEL, vice-presidentg JOYCE BEAMON, treasurer. Sponsor: MRS. HYER The Medical Careers Club is for anyone who plans to go into any field of medicine. Club members enjoy hearing talks given by prominent persons from varying fields in medical technology. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F.F.A. club members sold grapefruit and oranges to assist with the FFA needs, along with many other projects. A camera was purchased with a portion ofthe funds. The ,69-70 officers are: Front Row: President, ROBERT TOMECHEKQ Sentinel, SCHULYN HOUS- TON, Student Advisor, JIMMY HERRINGTONQ Back Row: Secretary, MIKE NEWTONQ Parliamentarian, TERRY PETTYg Treasurer, JAMES MCBRIDE Terry Petty proudly displays his grand Champion Duroc hog. Jack White and Tony Warrick plan a supervised farm program. Tony Warrick won Champion of Class with his Cheviot Sheep He also won Grand Champion with his chickens. PANZY THOMPSON 1969-70 FFA SWEETHEART VOCATIONAL OFFICE EDUCATION 1969-70 V O E Members V O E Officers: BILLY CRYER, vice-presiclentg PATTI DAWSON, sergeant-at-a.rmsg.IANE RALSTON, historiang MARY BRIDGES, secretaryg JUDY I-IOWE, presidentg SOPHIA AL- COZER, parliamentarian OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ' I ' 2 33 'S Q26 E 5 1 'afff .gssmtw-:,5fgcfvffefiw Q Lili If I Last years OEA president, JUDY DIXON, installed the 1969-70 OEA officers in a candle lighting ceremony. ,AzmV,,,,NvM47 . A 1 x 'F WW. v MN' as Nominees for Miss OEA were second runner-up MARSHA ALFORD, MRS- GAYLE CHAIN is the VOE YEHCIIGY first runner-up JUDY HOWE, and Miss OEA MARSHA LOCKLIN. 2115 OEA SPOUSOY- VOE STUDENTS AT WORK MARSHA ALFORD JUDY HOWE MARSHA LOCKLIN School Tax Office Chaney Construction Law Insurance Agency BILLY CRYER MONICA ALLEN PAM COWAN Sewell-Long Clinic Bancl Hall BHS Main Office is w WA ,, K2 . T iiii iz' JANE RALSTON BRENDA STOVALL CATHERINE MARES Calvary Baptist Church City Hall County Tax Office SOPHIA ALCOZER EMMA REID MELODY CASTELLO Dulany Law Office County T. B. Association BHS Main Office .Q-fi f CAROL GEORGE CLAUDIA LUECK BONNIE PRCIN Beall's Library VOE Lab ima. Qiooi ., t BECKY SCALLIONS SUSAN CONNALLY LINDA PRINCE Gibson's Pharmacy County Adult Probation Office Band Hall JACKIE BROWNING BRENDA WATERS CYNTHIA DURHAM Retail Merchants Assn. Band Hall VOE Lab IDA DOMINGUEZ IMA JEAN SMITH BEVERLY MOON VOE Lab Library BHS Main Office CATHY NORMAN PATTI DAWSON LINDA HERNANDEZ Continental Resort Central Texas Council Gibson Pharmacy of Gov'ts. BARBARA RHOADS MARY BRIDGES JQYCE BEAMGN Temple Daily Telegram, Belton Bancl Hall C ounty T. B. Association Office LYDIA CLARK BONNIE GARFIELD CARQLYN GRIFFITH VOE Lab BHS Main Office BJHS Counselor's Office .,,. ,J , VOE students are shown using the BRENDA SUMERFORD A year-round project is typing for teach transcribcrs in class. VOE Lab ers and community organizations. OEA ACTIVITIES VOE students get ready to deliver VOE open house was held in the Christmas project. December. Atree, food, clothes, toys, for a needy family were the VOE Christmas pro- ject. VOE area con- testants were Qseatedj JUDY HOWE, CATH- ERINE MARES MONICA AL- LEN, BRENDA STOVALL, Qstandingj JANE RALSTON, MARY BRIDGES, PATTI DAW- SON, MARSHA ALEORD. Publishing and selling student directories were OEA projects this year. The second annual employer appreciation banquet at Stagecoach Mr. Don McCauley, head of the MHB Business Dept Inn was attended by sixty-three people. spoke at an OEA meeting about data processing careers. 50 j J D.E. D.E. club members for the year 1969-70: front row-DIETZ, CHANEY, SANDERS, GUBOSH: row 2-I-IOSH, BROWN, SMITH, HUNT. BRYAN, TANT, FURNACE, BLACKg row 3-BELL, HAIR, AUSTIN, HALE, TAYLOR, TERRELL. DAUDE. MR. FRANKLIN is the sponsor. Officers: ROBERT TAYLOR, reporterg CAROL CI-IANEY, treasurer: SHARON DIETZ, secretaryg BILLY TERRELL, vice-president: CHRISTEL SANDERS, president. D.E. Favorites MARK SMITH and SHARON DIETZ it ma JOHNNY AUSTIN ANDREW BELL Smith Bros. Grocery Bel1's Grocery RONNIE BROWN GEORGE BLACK Bill BroWn's Gulf Station Noock's Auto Sales DELBY BRYAN CAROL CHANEY Seven-Up Bottling Company Duke 84 Ayres JOHN DAUDE SHARON DEITZ Gibson's Discount Center H.E.B. JIM EDWARDS LARRY FURNACE Inman Pharmacy Belton Drive-ln Safco get as MARGARET CUBOSH JOE HAIR Wise Shop Coppin's Humble Station T ARTHUR HALE Captain's Table RONNIE HOSCI-I Minimax RANDOLPH MITCHELL TOMMY HUNT Day and Night T.V. Service Quality Discount S CHRISTEL SANDERS MARK SMITH Cochran, Blair 81 Potts Maddox Humble Station -3, Www ROBERT TAYLOR JOE TANT Robert Taylor Grocery H.E.B. f BILLY TERRELL ROY WEAKS Belton Journal Minimax Grocery The D.E. Club of Belton High has only one money making project a year. They .W ',f, M, sell mums for the homecom- ing to send two people to the State Youth Leadership Con- ference. The sale was good and the D.E. members appreciated the cooperation ofthe adminis- tration, faculty, and student body. Pictured here are Mr. Franklin, Christel Sanders, and Andrew Bell distributing mums on the day of the big game. OFFICE GIRLS PrincipaI's Office: CATHERINE MARES, JUDY I-IOWE, PATTY JACKSON, PAM COWAN, PAM MAD- DUX , MELODY CASTELLO, BONNIE GARFIELD, BEVERLY MOON, SINDET MCDONALD. COUN9ELOR'9 GIRLS ww? wwf Q4 .1 5 ,Q ' ,gm 2. ,,,, .x,. ,QE ..f wY .,- TWO CounseIor's Office: TERRY TAGGART, -IANICE VITEK, BEVERLY MOON, MARY LAW, FRANCES ATMAR. LIBRARY ASSISTANTQ li' ls- - L f W ,,,, M, A Each day, Mrs. York is assisted in the library by ., L, 7, S E, .. QP lt E two students for each class period. These students. working voluntarily, help to keep our library in such neat order that you can actually find the book you want. PATTI DAWSON SALLY HIBBELER DIANNE HICKS, TOMMY DANNELLEY, JOY EDWARDS, and LYDIA VACA f sisssls srryy swiss 5535335 GLORIA MORIN, STEVE ORTEGA, and JANET GROTH REBECCA FINCHER and CLAUDIA LUECK TIGER STAFF The Tiger staff, headed by Tish Pointon, publishes one newspaper every six weeks. The staff combines sports news, activities, and gossip from around the school, to provide the students with all of the news. s Editor: TISH POINTON Sponsor: MRS. COWAN Sports Ed? Feature Editor: GEORGE ALDRIDGE Repor Staff: CHARLIE GRIGGS and KEITH LEE 1 1,4 ,Q- I Business Manager: JOHN MESSER Advertising Manager: JIM STEWART Circulation Manager: KENNETH LITTLE News Editor: BILL HARGROVE itor: BOBBY WILSON ter: JIM STEWART Photographer: CHARLES ESTILL THE LAIR STAFF WANDA MORGAN Co-Editor .Y 1 -:'s.. . If' 'Q N 2 is., P f aft Y. Q. , .-.ws 7 . fg,1-- .gm i7i?Xi1iK!?75r?55Ff5fifsTi?iQiiiiiflx W all-V e ' -5 . V , a - .1 . fi:s,':Q?.5:.i1..'iffjiwwriisa ' '5 - pi K x .5 ,a l f ,,,,.,,-. . , V M .. .,., . ., ,w-.. --..t,,, f 332' mga, ,- ' , 5 we as ' I MRS. YORK Business Sponsor The annual staff headed by Mary Vera and Wanda Morgan got off to a fast start on the 1970 LAIR. Staff members, pic- tures were made at the Captain's Table at Morgan's Point before an enjoyable meal. Everyone on the annual staff loves each other, except at dead- line . . , which comes four times a year. f, 4. N... MARY VERA Co-Editor MRS- SMITHSON DENISE ARNOLD SPOHSO1' Business Editor 'ww k '?!0wavus- if A 2 '..,v.1'4 ,A in ag W -E g - .fqigfiift ' fl ,C 'K X. , ' flvdefb pil: Qmrfsa. w 'i3':v'iw1 I frm? 1,354 . fy, 6 4 Q gx f 1' .wg 1. -at ifggift 'f gf lC++?,3jos'v .1 V .11 ni sv-.2-,oo V ',3,1fp,f X .w-A ,Q , +.,x . 1. ,wail- '3e '. .:: .Qfo ,fa13g.,,:.1g?,1 Hfgg'-laffixlqf lat !gg2I,'ii'5iTi A . . .wr Zffefwfgg si: e F ,, ,xi 'gi Ogle L + + 40' ,MLJQSIN + f + + 5811, at , . o 4 +P + M .299 ss .'1' s r-l55'l5f2f'3 . f' 'Kuta '.2Ie P 355 3 'v'f2ff2sf?? f Q51 tm SINDET MCDONALD Organizations Editor MEL Q .3 Q i 1 W-Y' 1 ! ,.4'f,l - 1.' 5 , o MARY CLoUD ,, E Classes Editor ib- W R 33? robin RICHARD AGUI LAR Sports Editor Amen lie -'L deg Hn M-is ff 5' if 5 Wi sa ,sw 4 , , f ?:Qsl ..,, s,s' 1 . . new st :hz ,rt ,. MJ' it-gtg, ff , AEESV iWQ',:,g 5 V L ' .fr . E o iygfiiri N , IQ - - W 'ff 'L fi',Z15?..f ii ?rfig:1w 1 , - - ts.j3f9aggE3s?E25i' r Q-ni? it :ml YH -' , N , Am,, 1 Z.,t,v, 5 I f A',-- wg -,-hg f ,, 1 ' -4 --.. ' r. .M m ,ff.. ' F! ,EX ' ffw ff I I 4. v ggi? lik xi? .WA U, SQ 6 as 'N J' W 6 1 Q if t, e9 5 :ew H Q fi of gli? 6 Xi Q r Z5-Im: mv V f 2 EJ. x Q 4 'li' if t W 4 vs ,Q v f X if E if Q ' A fkfgjg v BETH CUMMINS DONNA MILLER Organizations Administration-Faculty Editor W , , .Qi iiii E iii J Q-3. . 3 CINDY COPPIN Classes oio,iA 54 .5 ,, , 5 , lio, E E A ,iio I IIA' 4.ii - . , if 'li -If-f 1 ' 1 N B , , tg 15555 fi ,jf A 1 , is ' P E iii t E i.h f l ? , V M , E EQI sisi E if y?352:wfz.ie'?lsfrm wears sso E QLQJSH , E i o,ro t M , E -r i rms, JOJO JOHNSON Sports ,g,....... Our super ad sales personnel: Donna, Beth, and Cindy. f , , + Mis M N ' Xi ft fl W K 4 3 -4 is-Qt , M my W 4, r l K 3 2 Q, f lpn kr x 1 5 it .13 T , 4, VE is Qs, .4 wx? 4' - I-1.5 .' ,.-w i is E X, . 8 'K ,f J L' ' 'ff 71:1 M X P' Gs, tv t 5' v it f T 5 'E sis' if 'A 1 sf X i Riga' u I l W ll 12 Ji- J . 5 ' . f V' W 5 2 we K P ' 3 455' X 11 .49 rf Jw, Q gf, risk ,Q ig .H E .N Oy ' 4 ff . an . ,- , W . Rf 15, if ,.t A Q .X Q qi , H --ti 2 Ia-zu tl- te- , 'f' A ,rl f Q 5? HH f QQ The Marching 100, directed by Richard Crain, has performed at foot- YZ' ball games and many other school functions. This year, as we have seen Q l them marching on the field or in concert, it is easy for us to realize why we all know them as the '4Pride of Belton . N 5 X, 'N N i A . in E L K 'EE ,J fx , M-4,1 2 fi? J :' I 'AQ ' ' 45 x f 'mu' X53 I , 3,3 Qjriilij Y an gs -'QM A h ' I4h. i!4.A.,, Z , , 5 b T A Q ,bm rx :tm h N. K' Q Q, , ' , 1 M f A , 4 N, J. - , - . vi W - , R J . Q ,- nf W V .h- Q1 a iii' K 'Ke 1.3 In Q 4 - r. 4 1? i V g 3 1 ,, '5 Nr - . 9'-X191 ZZ, S . . Q A I ' F E n ,' ,n-, 5 X3 .g,,.:,,.A.w.a., 4I.f..l....! B-I-4-L W 'V -'M 'M 1 , E... msg vi THE MARCHING I OO it it it E M E M M ttis M , 4,5 Band Officers for 1969-70: STEVE SANDERS, Captaing ROB ROY POTTS, 2nd Lieutenantg RICHARD AGUILAR, lst Lieutenantg BECKY MIKSCH, Librariang MELODY CASTELLO, Historian-Reporterg BRENDA STOVALL, Drum Majorg TERRY TAGGART, Librariang JUDY HOWE, Librariang MONICA ALLEN, Secretaryg BRUCE BRADFORD, and SEM KEGLEY, Quarter Masters. The band lends a hand in the spirit of BHS by march- i if mg through the hails. Uncle Rickyi' PRIDE OF BELTON Volunteers for the Pep band play for the B team football games. I Got Rhythm The Big Red band turned Razorback for a night when they substituted for the Arkansas band at the Baylor-Arkansas game. ll Qt ,L XOUJ J 75 TIGERETTE9 The 1969-70 Tigerettes displayed their spirit at all the football games and pep rallies. Being one of the largest spirit groups in BHS, they have helped tremen- dously in maintaining the soaring Big Red Spirit. Secretary: PATTY JACKSON, Vice-President: CINDY JONES, Presi Sponsor: MRS. SITZ dent: MARY CLOUD,Reporter: DENISE RHOADS. f s - r r -I is - Q fa 9 H' V I if .-', K 'i ' A 5 ::A ,, . 5' v my 2 1 .37 , .R,M,:- .- t .',, : V- -,, if . ,, ,. r -i ai ff , . mf, 'Z 1 iq 1, .V I iiiii I iiiii Qi li e H ' 9 ii 5 , 4 S 1 V -, Iriz. 6 - f .. i f ' 'i gil ? '- 9' i . ' . f + -5. Q, ..,..,.. ' 1: a.... m -1' Q 1' 2 5 . ' ,YQ ... z 'fx ..V: I ,.,,: N Q ...I V A In C , LJ My V M .M Y H V M, 'gig 4' Vigll ff ' f 4 h ' - ,. ... sgffif wf ,f - I .L g K K . ,, sid ..: K, i f M V .S-L , mln .F asa ' ,, - , Qin ..s:. Q., ,-f, 'k.,V Kiwi, freer- .,':i if V . 9 . f - Y . - 2:f - V , -- .,.. T so :-, i f ,. ' T 'Fl'-'l'l 'r gl' . r Q . . The Tigers receive a salute from the 69 members of the Tigerettes. B L fQ2'ffi:,. ? gf. K ai? W ,Q :if K Q ,, , + .4 ., ,Q M . ,,.f . :-- ,. .wg fy ,f Q b J Q? Ai. f Y . 5 f I , , X , f g E741 S , ,Az, ,. 55 25215 ? F PX l V -5, S , P41741 39,5 PHQT 0? M ,X 55 J.A.wuJJAMs ' Football 53 if I JoEBRooKs ,V Football OF VITAL IMPORTANCE TO THE SCHOOL 5 JACK MEREDITH Athletic Director Head Football Coach ,fm VN X2 rfb- f HUGH SULLIVAN Football Track 1 i Track 1 U 'ill Track 5 I!-'Q M f 2. li K Mm aa if 5' gif iie I I 1 as 1 1' 7 5 e OUR BIG RED COACHING STAFF of' ,,,:, . .., T BETTY SITZ 13 -YM' Tennis Z Volleyball to - f I f '? ik fill! , I l fi l 2 ,ff K ' X iyfy, jf' X, 1, jj .1 , ' 5 ,I . ,f ' l ff gm if J ,X 1, ' , if .l ,, l I l i ,Q- tc One of the most important factors of the athletic ' department is the coaching staff. Without the fine training given by our coaches, not one of our athletic groups could function effectively as a team. JERRY BLANKENSHIP Basketball Football ,ff . I CHARLES WILCOX Football Basketball Golf SAM MICHEL Baseball .,W, 'Wm '12 M 'eff 1 l , 2555:- 'qgs ly My '- if BIG RED CO-CAPTAINS Rex Reid Bobby Wilson , M1321 W. my my , W4 llilwi sin fills ml 5 ma- Qnzlmwmv Liv-two wi , Li,isw'ufuavk' fu u N wwf MU! mini ,, ,,x, 1 W., Q Y Mlwfxw-L-y :Ml J 4 EQSFVW: ,w9Wll2sf1:a eil iflllflf f MM 1 X1 g E' SCHOOL SONG All hail to the Red and White, boys The colors we love so well, Your loyal sons now salute you As the songs on the breezes swellg Then here's to the Red and White, boys For you we will ever fight, For the flag of our dear old high school win The colors of Red and White. 11 i,'T 'WYw'3 'ii QFUW :- Tight end Warren Isaac outruns two Mexia Cats to rake up yardage for Big Red. BOBBY WILSON Senior-Quarterback AII District Bc Super Cen-Tex Keith Lee runs down a 'Roo to stop a Killeen advancement. JACKIE MEREDITH Senior-S plit End All District 85 Super Cen-Tex ROY KNEESE JIM STEWART CLYDE FORREST Senior-Back Senior-Back Senior-Back A1IDistrict-2nd Team AII District 81 Super Cen-Tex . SN-,Q-Nemf ' f 5, sg., ' A ik N ,, -A E, A . , r l . ..... r ,f-. -S. ' S- f f S - M A merry, 1 - Qin ' f 1 A ..,,, , A ,, p g - V H . , t, , ' ' A 4 fi' .. 'i W W ' ' S ,rf -5 yi: . - ,,,. - I ' ,, L' ' . ,. I if S - w ,m., ' I ' . 1 f-its - 1., . ,h,y,:g..f,M, gg. -wigS2i '112gr,:h1't:-'Sari Sw , H ' Q , ' 1 ' ' P . . -A , I n , ..,. fed, A ,gf M . ,vffllfllf V mm I ,, A ,, .E, ..,.V, A . V A V f ' N T . glut: 2 , , - ' S. S . A -i. A r if A A ,- is A r S - ' A - ' ' A A ' ' S A ve Q 1 ' A ' I ' CHARLIE GRIGGS Senior4Center A11 State MARVIN WEIR Senior-Center REX REID Senior4Guard All District-Honorable Mention All State A Taylor Duck is stopped from taking the ball too far into Jim Stewart makes his way through aCadet defense to gain ground for Big Red. Q Tiger territory. jwwia ,yn ' 35' JAMES RUSSELL - S e n 10 r -G uar d All District-2nd Team 23 3 V . fr i rSsr . 1 we if --.S ,- -,K I 1' QQ' ,,,m3l - - f S ff-frm -sf. - --gag-f:a,3ggM , u..., 1 ' - G1 '11 , , :--.ff:...mu+::- . 1 .5 W V. , , Senior-Tackle A S' A11D1str1ct-Honorable Mention A' stis ,Q NEA? 5,57-il. : Q 2 . , K i vw S, a 2253 ff S aw- .v A 1- K V ii i aa f ,K V ..- L . U QL , M , ,MA ff, Jw ' L or GEORGE DULANY Senior!I'ackle All District-lst Team V ra Hiilf '-f .QiJ- f - 1 ' Magi , , - if sf , ' ww' at 'K ,W r r l , ' we A ' 11233 mmswfi . nf -Mk ' -,: .. ea.: : -.: ., '- -W--rr' vg:k,+g,,-,y ,fr , r. ,, , , gggeeh - . ' A ,L is,M,W,ri ,,. Vggr va L,,, aw k. ...:,, E e .,k. W 1 Q ef Q Y' V ,-m?i2s?5152 TIM BROWN KEITH LEE Senior-Tackle Senior-Tackle Coach Meredith gives the boys a usual pep talk to prepare them for another game. Joys BoHL1N junior-Quarterback AllDistrictw1st Team 3 . . Xi as fem .Q W A few of the mlghty Tlgers look on as the 1 g ,egg Sp Q f gawk -' f game progresses ln our favor, I Q. if f, .. - r ,W ' ' jf :,?aff,,,,xg:. fr.: I nd' , , Ki, . I , , J:':'?-f,i- ' 3 fans yir, Vkfgwx ., K jg. a if-3143? yh , ffff ' ,-g. wyrrr- - BILLY SMITHA - ' J u n 10 r 4 B a c k S rerr ga Musik 43' ,y .,:,e.,4,., l XS.. wf A -5. M---5531 , L .. ., , - .lx F: r H Mifif-ff f' fi-If i f- QSH,tzzg:xg: 'x J e new 2 Mi f 'K K ' gfwf:1,-F-4 4 'fM? 'mi' f a' 5:49 , -i- ,ftvigslik ffilie- ' ' . 5 f QQ,l1 ...,.. i. ,- 7 . . 4. W,.:ei1hsmf'f2f5t's-ffm --,Jn J 1..v .- Q- ...... ., , - W, 5592:-Q - . ,ff Lx , 'N ,W W ., , ,.,.. . ,. ie,,,,,,P,,,,,,ii . gy 1 ifffli 'L-k 5 . EV' 1 ,, f W., ..,, fi ' T555 ffm, .5 ,. ,ggi . v A ff ,Q .- A limi z., W ., . . ., 3 .. ' f kyhy il S s , . l K ,. W 9 S S AE 235536 Q ,, L k 0 H225 3 4 'Pix ' is 4191 P is ' Y .-5,.-g,,.1- I H W- S. hwy Q' 1 1 3? '3 ,SX 4 ,E 3 .N s 35515 Xu Y if A S Qt it 5 f PH ,ag-U A ' arm ff 'Cb sa: X rf - x , LL,. ,L A ff? -i ' 1 L L. Q 5 - t L'm- ' 3 itee Q51 i 1 it tilieei CHARLES CLEMENTS DAVID BARTEK CLIFF COLLIER junior4Back junior-Back junior4Back All State All District42nLl Team 0 ' Wri,f+1-4 ,Q L, . ,. VL V 5 , i f LARRY WILSON . 'mL'.' . V- .. -Iunlof ' All District-Honorable Mention ft - -g l A ':' 'l ' in .f T , N ,1: .iPI'i - .Pi teeivi -'f,' ' fkl? f, L, : fl -wif my 5 L at W eeei V e e i t we K iijftgl 54:12 ,f.. E. ixigk f i A I' ' :gs Vgq ff-. A V N W? . -,-. QI.. f . , 2,.ifz415ii k J 5 ieii e DONNI E GALLOWAY it e if- junior-Center , -V A --.:', fl ,-g. i e it ieiii l l i s iiil f . .A. iiT41f5i?f1f 3 'f pf, Mk, 'lim Stewart carries the ball against a Hornet for more yardage. The cheerleaders give continuing support as they lead a chant. f1,slf5r 353: ' if aw S aw, ag W WTP? 4 , 1 L W ,A.L . in Ig? f -if X : ' .4 - Y J , V f - 1' jam, , if,-5 f 4 3 354 ' , - ,.,,. . 5 V f lv W V, K if V , L K , QM' W' 7X sw : , ' A 'K he f 51.44, av H - z tu wrt-,wk .W H , r ' Q LQ, . A 3 BILLY BLAIR Junior-Guard The Tiger defense pre- pares to hold back a Rockdale attempt for a Hrst down. MARTY CARROLL juniorfGuard nf s! . . If k 42 v- gs if Y at A 5:3 ' 3? ,Q ff ,PF S ..,, S2 1 or If .2 K 6 . are . ,,,. , ,, Sy' Z i f 5 W . .. Q f L E ' e me ,kkmg-f,Q-'wr-wir. ,: .sa , w ww, , : , zu 1 .gg4,fapga1,ggf,:z5g1zz: Misa' , H , A. I is If . .f::::Ut :SSN I rfkfffi, fe f'?:L5f wk 9 iii '. War .W N ZGcm'7 ' , za .. ,Q-wtf X .. Qv,sf3r3:Q--eefwrrrgrrfef -ffws-Q www! V . fmiii aww ww, ' ' , - r ., ..s,,..a,h.,1 V, 7 V rw A fu-.5ft,,:-V1.5 1 .,.,. 0, ,,-111f2z1,f1-Lewwk Q ii ' . 3, 2 , ' asfg,4fk1rff35:1Q2'fuf2sm,H3rg '. i-'1'ft'f Y' f sS'.:'f'f:WISYEWliifir:-a,fr. -,. - 1 f ..' ' 35 12-zre,7r51fg,szg1s1,f1fs,1',' ' f.:. USN-f5QTkfYfffLP5Xi5 ' 5' .t ..,., QW ew5gww,4wgf:'r.:'r , i .QrrfL,15,13-fa'lwfiifif-we , - R1 Quint- 5 , , ' 'KH-fftyl 'ifziisv CHRIS CUMMINS Junior-Tackle After the West Colum- bia game as the last game of the year, the Belton Tigers look back at a great season, and can look forward to the next year. BUCKY COUCH MW. V L, a f K n -- , -ar.,s,5:gGg5g-ggi' . L M .,.r , I 5 I 'A TQ f ha ,K s Q1 .3.r,1s.,g n 1: -.fr-.,, H.. .LH a '--et:is14f1r5f 1 we K,-' m ay ' :axis - z:. 4' ' a A ..', . Itt, Q j K RT '7Eif K sg : . ' ' - ' Y ' fr A r.ar - 3- zum! , , 1 -5-N ,A fa- W- , Q V ' sr ee - was- .. -- 5' JACK WHITE Junior-Tackle All District-lst Team ' 3f 'Fgf R a..aa .srr fum-..f!'1if .' - My Q B. 'Si..'. g33gm M fig. 5 Y Q V s 5.01 ,ing .E V V . i - 5 , gf at 3 . Q or ' is4erS9!5 ii 1 vt, - ,. . , , . Wgtgqgel 'mi -. . T 1' -.-Y . f f We V L w .Rnfiiififl'VF-glilfvP'f?,s.45 -:fiit-2f'i2N:A3Z'?'L1 SfYf+': 3 1 1 - . . saihfiagawtrrta usaaeawfikwrsieivt Junior-End BELTON TIGER 1969 SEASON BELTON OPPONENT 21 Mexia 0 0 Killeen 27 50 Connally 0 43 Taylor 13 41 Rockdale 0 22 Lockhart 1 5 49 Del Valle 26 28 Gatesville 7 22 1 Copperas Cove 8 36 Lampasas 0 Bi-District Play Off 10 Gregory-Portland 10 Quarter-Hnal Play Off 28 Kerrville Tivy 16 Semi-Final Play Off 6 West Columbia 10 THE MANAGE R9 These are the young men whom we can thank for their many hours of hard work that they have put into the necessary duties for Big Red's athletic achievement. DAVID BRITT BILL HARCIROVE RODCIER WELCH SHELLEY HEATON y Yiif siei BELTON VS. KILLEEN 0- Q7 ln the second game of thc season Big Rcd's luck did not hold out as the Tigers met with some hard competition. Though the game was lost, Red fought all the way and did not give up for a moment. BELTON VS. MEXIA QI -O The Tiger '69-'70 football season opened with a victory over the Mexia Black Cats with a final score of 21-0. BELTON VS. WACO CONNALLY 50-O score of 50-0 as they over-ran thc Connally Cadets. ' 89 BE LTON VS. ROCKDALE 41 -O Belton's luck was still holding as they entered their second District game with Rockdale. A final score of 41-O showed that The Tigers were really putting forth their efforts to obtain the District championship. BE LTON VS. TAYLOR 43-I3 As the Tigers entered into the District game they found a well-earned victory over the Taylor Ducks who put up a good fight. BE LTON VS. LOCKHART QQ- I 5 The Tigers had a hard fight when Lockhart came forward in the second half and set forth an extra heavy attack, But Belton was not ready to be overcome! Our attack became harder and We ended the game witli a 22 15 Win BELTON VS. DEL VALLE 49-26 Our Tiger winning streak did not run out when we went into the game with the Cardinals. just as always, the Tigers' efforts ended with a Winning score of 49-26. BELTON VS. GATESVILLE 28-7 The next game proved to be one of great expectations as the the spirit was built to a peak with the bonfire and the deco- rated town. These spirit boosters gave the fighting Tigers what they needed to overrule the Hornets. BELTON VS. COPPE RAS COVE Q2-8 with two games left, the Tigers were ready to tear up the Bulldogs for a better chance to the District crown. With this on their minds, they went in and won! BE LTON VS. LAMPASAQ Though the Tigers had been doing so well they still had to be on guard against the Lam- pasas Badgers as they attempted to overthrow us. The fight was a good one but Red pulled through with a 36-0 win. This was a great help in setting the District crown on the Tigers' heads. BELTON V9 PORTLAND I 0- I O After taking the District crown, the Tigers had to look toward future games with tougher teams and the roughest competition yet. Gregory-Portland came out with a desire to win. As the game neared the end, we found ourselves behind, but with a sudden burst of ener- gy another touchdown gave Wildcats a disappointment. The score was evened-up 10-10, but the Tigers won because of a lead in penetrations. GREGORY- QUARTER FINALS BELTON VS. KERRVILLE TIVY Q8-I 6 In spite of a steady drizzle which made the ball slippery and the field muddy, the 69 Tigers set a school record by winning region. It was a tremendous team effort which made the come from behind 16-14 at halftime to a 28-16 win over the Kerrville Tivy Antlers possible. One of the standouts was Roy Kneese who made an 18 yard touchdown to to put Big Red ahead for good and a thrilling 69 yard scamper. The spirit was never dampened as the 1 fans were jubilant over the victory. 1 IT SEMIFINALS BELTON VS. WEST COLUMBIA 6- I O Hot bitter tears rolling down uncon- trollably, The stark silence of an unbelievable loss, The agonizing steps of exhausted players, For thirteen seniors it was goodbye to that beloved red and white uniform. The unexpected had just oc- curred-BIG RED Had lost by a meager four points. However no one was ashamed, for they led in every statistical column ex- cept the score. Although Big Red scored first, the Roughnecks led at halftime: 7-6. Every player played an outstanding game as only three points were scored in the second half. After Marvin Weir's interception and his 23 yard return, everyone still had high hopes for the '69 Tigers but somehow Fate intervened and David Bartekls attempt was four inches short of the necessary first down at the Roughneck's sixteen yard line. 93 TIGER B TEAM l Front row: MEYER, WATSON, BUTTONS, RANDOLPH, BOYD, COLLINS, HUSTON, MINICA, HENAGER, CASTOR, N HARRIS. row two: BOSTICK, MOONEY, STEWART, DULANEY, FULCHER, BROWN, HERRINGTON, KILLMAN, NEL- SON, TAGGART, KENNINGTON, MILLER. row three: COACH BLANKENSHIP, BEERWINKLE, ROGERS, CURRY, MISHER, CON KLETON, RAY, CHANEY, PUSTKA, WILLINGHAM, PETTY, CRONE, HUGHLING, COACH SULLIVAN. TIGER B TEAM SEASON BELTON OPPONENT 28 Richfield 25 6 Killeen 26 20 Temple 26 4 1 Taylor 0 8 Temple 8 1 2 Killeen 1 3 35 Gatesville 0 57 Del Valle 0 68 Lampasas 22 CHEEERLEADER9 PANZY THOMPSON Head Cheerleader Senior CAROLYN GRIFFITI-I Senior BRENDA TERRELL SUSIE WALLACE JL11'liOI' Junior JO-IO JOHNSON Sophomore DONNA BIRD Sophomore BIG RED CAGER SEASON N Belton Opponent 57 Waco 50 48 Killeen 50 80 Waco 7 1 l 5 1 Temple 42 l 65 Killeen 6 1 3 6 5 LaVega 64 l 6 1 Temple 68 E 53 LaVega 56 l 7 2 Waco 50 1 7 5 Gatesville 46 l 67 Taylor 69 58 Lampasas 48 E 67 Lockhart 63 r 5 1 Del Valle 55 V 92 Copperas Cove 56 l 53 Rockdale 52 8 2 Gatesville 57 g 54 Taylor 55 i 80 Lampasas 56 46 Lockhart 25 59 Del Valle 56 5 68 Copperas Cove 55 9 1 Rockdale 82 S i ii in Hume! 14 WW Y A zuixiikil E EQQQHUHBLE si: 2? f . 1- M M W A Q fffw it'2,g1:e,, 2 A,.1 g ,, 'mv M ww I' M, if 19591 A e Q? S mga S 1 W W5 '1 Q an W j rf .Z m -.QWQQW-Dux W pwwal, A :gb ,wggf m i of 'Li T3 V ' Mi' -'-'fi' ' f Q 'E' 51 m C :mm D f5fqFW-Pr' 'n ful -s ., ....4., 1 KEITH LEE JQI-IN MESSER Senior JAMES GATSON Senior Senior i 5 S i 95? X TIM BROWN Senior DANNY RAMM JOE BOHLIN SCfliOl' -ILl1'1iQf LARRY WILSON Junior GEORGE ALDRIDGE junior CLIFF COLLIER Junior RONNIE COUFAL junior WARREN ISAAC Junior fx. - 3 47 ,, 'Y' n ...L . From left to right: COACH WILCOX, C. STEWART, J. TAGGART, S. CRONE, W. HUGHLING, R. BOSTICK, B. RAY, B CHANEY, L. CONKLETON, A. HERRINGTON, K. KENNINGTON, J. NAVARRETTE, C. BU'I'I'ON. B TEAM BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Belton Oppgngnt 53 Gatesville 31 50 Taylor 49 52 Lampasas 36 58 Lockhart 45 59 Del Valle 37 49 Copperas Cove 37 44 Rockdale 50 62 Gatesville 44 36 Taylor 38 80 Lampasas 56 47 Lockhart 49 54 Del Valle 49 56 Copperas Cove 50 54 Rockdale 66 - E MH TIGER ' TIBEQS TIGER TIGR r I FAA Q Y, 'f O- ' P T - 1 T' P i ,J O' .Ip of s'1 .1 .J 9 o u ESTILI., CLEMENTS, SMITHA, and ROGERS-Sprint Relay WARD HUGHLINGf-Pole Vault .- C. STEWART, WILSON, J. STEWART, and MEREDITH-Sprint Relay :7 . GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Front Row: RUSSELL, RHOADS, BIRD, VACA, -IANSEN. Row Two: KENNINGTON, RICHARDS, MURRAH, VERNON, MONTEZ. Row Three: MITCHELL, SMITH, TAYLOR, WHITE, BROWN, KELTON GIRLS' TENNIS B BENTON SCHRAMM KELTON TIGER BASEBALL Front Row: BOHLIN, LAMINACK, B. LUNA, MINICA, P. LUNA, SMITHA, TRUE. Row Two: B. WILSON, A. HERRING- TON, NELSON R. HERRINGTON, J. HERRINGTON, LUDWICK, NAJAR, FULCHER, L. WILSON. Row Three: COACH MICHEL, BOSTICK, TANNER, CUMMINS, COLLIER, KNEESE, MARTINEZ, MILLER, KENNINGTON, CRONE. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE T969 FOOTBALL SEASON THE BIG TRADITION A NOON PEP RALLY THE COACHES 5' THE CAPTAINS OF THE 1969 TEAM PRE SENT COACH MEREDITH WITH A FOOT- BALL ON WHICH EACH PLAYERS' NAME IS WRITTEN w OUTSTANDING PLAYERS RE ' CEIVE AWARDS AT THE ANNUAL FOOTBALL BANQUET TIGER MASCOT TIGO WAS VERY CAP- ABLY EULFILLED BY ROY GRAHAM THE CROWDS ADD- ED TO THE SPIRIT AND SHOWED MUCH . ENTHUSIASM AT EACH OF THE GAMES DURING THE SEASON. THE CHEERLEADERS BRING OUT THE TIGERS BEFORE ANOTHER EXCITING GAME THE NOMINEES FOR FOOTBALL SWEETHEART THE TIGERS MEET THE ROUGHNECKS BEFORE THE TOSS. THOUGH IT WAS THE FINAL GAME O THE SEASON, IT IS ONE IN WHICH WE CAN SHO GREAT PRIDE. 3 iwievwagfzg v gl x 14. 'W sm , ,5 ' f N ia many ' Q SENIOR9 -A TITLE WELL EARNED OFFICERS MARS HA ALF ORD ...... .................. JAMES RUSSELL TERRY TAGGART . TIM BROWN .... MARY CLOUD . . SECRETARY-TREAS URER VICE PRESIDENT HISTORIAN-REPORTER PRESIDENT PARLIAMENTARIAN N---W A 'Q RICHARD AGUILAR SOPHIA ALCOZER MARSHA ALFORD :FUN MONICA ALLEN CHARLES ANGERSTEIN W,,,wau1 FRANCES ATMAR JOHNNY AUSTIN JOYCE BEAMON I, wg L- A ANDREW BELL RUTH BENTON 6, :git MIKE BILBREY T' BRUCE BRADFORD RICHARD BRENEK 'W'- lj..yfmu-+ 'sg ,,,,,,,,..,-unarai' N--'psf' MARY BRIDGES DAVID BRITT , I TIM BROWN JACKIE BROWNING -609 -uni -w.,, 'ing' DELBY BRYAN LEROY BUTLER MELODY CASTELLO ,Ti fiswiigfwf iiififfgilfi SYS il?-W297EiHiiif gyfgffwfwwx.fm-lf l -f,-, .. iff,--wi , if xx 'N Y x 'MBR T -:M Mwanmw i STEVE CHANDLER GARY CHANEY ,, M KATHY CHURCHILL LYDIA CLARK WELDON CLEMENT MARY CLOUD I SUSAN CONNALLY - PAM COWAN BILLY CRYER BEN CURTIS TOMMY DANNELLEY JOHN DAUDE PATTI DAWSON . ,, . 2 ,, NEW 'Q Z.. S2 5 2 iii ' Q -1 IN GRAY., Q 54 w w e 1, x W X . 5 ai, 4 S 32? NRE il A x 1-if, X S Q Nik Z f 'A Ji? 'f ig 1 r' Af ,, A -:+i7Zi.f,'9 ' T - , 'f SF 1- QU E K 5 5: aff' .W .W ff X vm SHARON DIETZ IDA DOMINGUEZ ,ig-quusonni' L GEORGE DULANY CYNTHIA DURHAM JIM EDWARDS LOUIS ELROD CHARLES ESTILL is? ,QM ' -w KENNETH FARRIS REBECCA EINCHER Ai5?,iZ'Sk?, A C .ww f.- ,v ,1-.ik KAREN FISCHER 95576 iff? A 25321 2 1 W ww-Q My F2261 X Y 521, 5 'mfilfff E A H6528 Wwwm. i::55g:A,,. , V' l!n55::1:55:?:gf,E:,:.'-A -' ,, ,.,gf' T 2 425 ,. f .f1:IIf?11e, . fa.f1..si323'':sa1 aa'faif:aaE:s.-11an1- M A ' W- 7 941544 ' W 122- New 3 ,4 Y 'EESSQQ i??5Mi 101,322 SHARON FISCHER CLYDE FORREST DEE ANNA FRITZ BONITA GAREIELD JAMES GATSON CAROL GEORGE SCOOTER GOLDEN ALEX GOMEZ LOUIS GOMEZ TERRY GOTT ROY GRAHAM JERRY GREGORY CAROLYN GRIFFITH CHARLIE GRIGGS im JANET GROTH JIMMY GUAJARDO MARGARET GUBASH 4-as--hw-walk' JOE HAIR BILL HARGROVE PEGGY HAWKINS SHELLEY I-IEAZFON I LINDA HERNANDEZ f 'H ADW L.. DARLA HERRINGTON JUDY HOWE TOMMY HUNT ROGER HUNTER KAY JANEWAY '--mmf SEM KEGLEY PAULA KELLEY ARTIE KIMBLE DONALD KING ROY KNEESE 'Wim-an JOE LANTHIER MARY LAW A A ,,A.A in CATHY LAWSON KATHY LAWSON KEITH LEE KENNETH LITTLE MARSHA LOCKLIN JEFF LOUDIN CLAUDIA LUECK JUANITA MADISON 'fha CATHERINE MARES RUDY MARTINEZ 6 WVUBM SYLVIA MARTINEZ MARILYN MATTSON MITZI MAZZA 'Q -:snr K Q ff! I' 3 , ii: ., , , ,?il,ie::f,gf, LIZ MCCONNELL SINDET MCDONALD LARRY Ns is 'ik ML? iw , b rx I DIANA McKAY JACKIE MEREDITH MCINNIS Wm in JOHN MESSER LINDA MILLER BEVERLY MOON CARLA MORGAN WANDA MORGAN GLORIA MORIN OTTO MUMME CATHERINE MUNZ 'W'W STEVE ORTEGA PEARLINE PARKER PEGGY PERKINS TISH POINTON I QWAQH ARTHUR NEALE POTTS ROB ROY POTTS EARNEST POWERS 5534? l' BONNIE PRCIN LINDA PRINCE ROY QUINTANELLA JANE RALSTON ,rhino 1-.. ...A ELIDA RAMIREZ DANNY RAMM ELLIS RANDOLPH -JV. TERESA RATLIFF CLAUD RAY FRANK REAGAN 2 7 l.. REX REID KENNY RHEAY BARBARA RHOADS N g f fi' AVRAAR 11:sf5f:1fv RAQW E FRED RODRIGUEZ JAMES RUSSELL Wm CHRISTEL SANDERS ROBERT SANDERS STEVE SANDERS BECKY SCALLIONS EMMA SHELTON f.,,mm 'Rh GEORGE SHINE SUE SINCLAIR IMA JEAN SMITH fm 1a2z4i?iR'r55i9k . MARK SMITH MIKE SMITH bm- N--iv NIKKY SMITH JIM STEWART UN WW?-wg --asv BRENDA STOVALL BECKIE STREET FRANK STUART LL BRENDA SUMERFORD TERRY TAGGART JOE TANT KENNETH TAYLOR CHARLES TAYLOR BILLY TERRELL PANZY THOMPSON MARY TORRES MARK TREVINO ARCHIE TUBES GLENNA TURNBO CAROL TWEEDLE JIMMY LOU TWEEDLE I .......-an LYDIA VACA MARY VERA V'-+ ' JANICE VITEK TONY VRISENO BRENDA WATERS ,X me l 'k GARY WATSON RITA WEAKS CNY? X-.,,,,.fMQ I'7 -ww-wins MARVIN WEIR RODGER WELCH ROGER WHITE 'mm gf'dnw TOBY WHITEHEAD VIRGINIA WHITELEY CYNTHIA WHITLEY IRA WI-IITENIGI-IT .M...,mg Mfg - ' - :QTLQCQ 4 , BOBBY WILSON GRADY WILSON SUSAN WOODALL Song: A Time For Us Motto: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Tennyson Colors: Blue and Silver Flower: Red Rose I fr Z5-f ,pf ff? 4-Q!-. FAS, ' . 'H wt ' f+'1ew'5Wlf Q, ,-M t A L . 1 i' A ...la ' .I Q: K Airy, I . N-Q W ii it Being a senior is about the greatest thing you can be. Every senior is just a little bit conceited about the fact that he is a senior. Being a senior means showing off your senior ring to the underclassmen, being a semor member of a varsity team, get- ting measured for cap and gown, and deciding how you want you name on the diploma. It's being exempt from exams and being a little bit too smug about it, being a senior member of the greatest band anywhere, watching or performing in the sen- ior play and knowing that it is the greatest one ever given. It's parking in the senior parking lot and not having to hike a half mile to your car. It's raeking your brain on the SAT or ACT tests, or it can be falling in love and planning a wedding. But most most of all it's growing up. It's just about the greatest thing you can be. Q jessica: I'm going to be a lady wrestler! REST ASSURED The '70 senior class play, REST ASSURED, delved around Mr. Morlock QDavid Brittj whose foremost thought was of money until the appearances of Luigi's ghost and of Lucifer who tells him he is dead. Afterwards he rea- lizes it was only a dream but nevertheless he immediately commences to be aware of his family's desires. wt Luigi Lanconi: But Mr. Morlock, I'm not aleaving until your Mary marries my joe. l Asst. Student Director Melody Castello Director: Mrs. Pat Brooks Student Director: Juanita Madison 131 Days swiftly pass by. but each day was saved for a special moment where work and play filled the minds of every B.H.S. Senior. Through the year routine goals are basic to the school whether it be better grades, good news publications, com- petitive sportsmanship. Region Honor Band, or an energetic Senior Class of 70 .... EACH SENIOR DAY FILLED 132 WITH WORK AND PLAY , ,,LL HOMECOMING QUEEN MARSHA ALFORD Marsha Alford, escorted by Louis Wallace, was named the win- ner for Homecoming Queen after a schoolwide election by secret ballot. In a pre-game ceremony she was presented a bouquet of red roses by Mr. Tomlinson. Being an active parti- cipant in many school activities, her honors include: president of the Student Council, secretary of the senior class, and Sweetheart of the Lions Club. 134 HOMECOMING 5 fl 52 if 2 Pam Cowan nominee from the senior class and Susie Wallace I1OTT1iDSS f1'OI'1'l the jL1HiOf class WCFC the two fU1'1l'1CI'S Llp be- hind Marsha, the nominee from the Student Council. All three girls are in the band, with Pam being a twirler, and Susie a cheerleader and all three were nominated for Football Sweetheart. W S Nominees: LINDA LONG, ROBYN EVANS, MARY CLOUD, CINDY JONES, SHELIA KELTON, BETH CUMMINS. DENISE RHOADS, SHARON DIETZ, BEVERLY MOON, PATTY POTTS, MONICA ALLEN, JUDY HOWE Homecoming '69, the first ever held in B.H.S. history ter- minated along week of numerous activities. It all began with the ordering and receiving ofthe mums, the unexpected arrival of mail from Gatesville, and the Hornet effigy. The tension mounted in expectation of the Hornet-Big Red duel. The half- time band performance was remarkable. When the lights were put out, the band in the formation ofBELTON recognized all '70 Seniors after an outstanding display of fireworks illumi- nated a WELCOME EXES, and SENIORS '70. It proved to be a successful homecoming for many exes as they witnessed a fine showing from Big Red which later set a new record. After ajoyous victory, the homecoming dance was a success as everyone finally relaxed. JUNIOR CLASS OFF ICER9 RONNIE COUFAL . . LAURIE WOMBLE . . ROBYN EVANS .... LINDA LONG .... . . . 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HPV S R 3 A I, 5B II II If I ,I X 5, ,EB 'Q' R JEANNE ROBERTSON STELLA RODRIQUEZ CHARLES ROGERS DAVID ROSS JUANITA RUSSELL -f MARY SALAZAR DAVID SANDERS VICKI SARGENT BRENDA SCALLIONS MARILYN SCHMIDT BECKY SCI-IRAMM JIM SCHRAMM LANA SCHRIMSHER ROY SHELTON SAM SHOFNER JIM SHROPSHIRE ROXANNE SLOVER RICKY SMITH CARLOS STEWART JULIE STEWART HAROLD STRATTON PHIL STREET DEBORAH SULLIVAN JEFF TAGGART DARRELL TAYLOR HOWELL TAYLOR QGPHOMORES SHOW GREAT ' if A pf Q Q 91 I F S if H f N' 51 2 U :Ht if 1, wwf? 35: at 3 'fa fw- ,W ,-ww in W ,R . 2 .4 Ie- ATHLETIC ABILITY? I T215 In - I I . ,F I' III ws V -Ti It if X 5 I IW' ,E fjfffiiilv if' ' , 'K 'TI . , 2 I IIEJISEIR II A 'I'2 I we I I I ., - f f I 11 .4 .I I f .... lz . , V IO' M, JI N S. ' NPN I. .. 'I' xi Q 'T ff 'H U XI ... ' 4 If I I .. VJ fi? -If-I I 5 ' 5 Q: . , ,I , nw I MI. 6 fi I 'NI If G 'C' A I ff' I I I R- 'Ye :.- 'ff If gg R I I 4, 1' If Im.. II I ,AI 71 . III I I CHERYL THOMPSON SUSAN THORNTON ANNA TINDLE RONNIE TINDLE PAUL TOLIVER ROBERT TOMECEK JUANITA TORRES JAMES TRAMMEL GRACE TROIAN MIKE TRUE CARLEEN TULLOCH WANDA TURNBO EUNICE VACA JOY VERNON JUDY VICKERS BRUCE WATSON CINDY WEAKS CYNTHIA WELCH LARRY WHEELER MARILYN WHITE VICKIE WHITE BILL WHITLEY STEVEN WI-IITMIRE LARRY WILKINS CHARLES WILLIAMS GREGORY WILLIAMSON ROBERT WILLIS BETTY WILSON WANDA WOFFORD ELVIN WOLFF CAROL WOODALL LINDA WORLEY STEVE YEARWOOD SOPHS SAY GO BIG RED! ' , , F751 r fi X ' ff ,gr I .mm A ' ff' , 4' I 'M . I 7 ,t ? sp! L ,Q . , y f ,SI wig? Egg? 7 iff' wk ,sv ' IIS, g fi We :L-3 an Q R I Q, Q , ,M--ff S, 49 ,,,, S ,iv w LQ: S ,Q 'Mr' I M V f ggi: it ww. YT Ii ev I' , V, f W, I S A f li W Iii 4 . 2 IIB, If Y' 1 ,Q fi in AT, 5 I ,J I I V f I I I4 I I J' ...nv- s'1Q535 :N s 3 Q. f BAND EVENTS JUL? Participants in UIL twirling contest were LINDA LUNG, JANNA PECI-IAL, PAM COWAN, BRENDA STOVALL, CINDY COPPIN, CINDY HALLBAUER. A total often Ist place medals were won by the twirlers. Band students who were selected members of the TEMA all state band were BECKY MIKSCH, JUANITA MADISON, BILLYE MARIE POSTLEWATE, and TOM HEARD. RICHARD AGUILAR placed in the all state orchestra. COMMERCIAL EVENTS Typing: VIRGINIA HOWARD, DENISE ARNOLD, FRANCES ATMAR, PAM MADDOX, REBECCA STONE, REBECCA FINCHER, BARBARA INSALL, JANIS OUJEZDSKY. Mrs. Bonner worked with the Typing competitors. SCIENCE AND MATH Shorthand: MARILYN MAT- TSON, MARY BRIDGES, CAR- LA MORGAN, BECKY SCAL- LIONS, CATHERINE MARES. Mrs. Harvey worked with the Shorthand competitors. Science: GREG WILLIAMSON and MARTHA GIBSON. Mrs. Hitt worked with the science competitors. LITERARY EVENTS KW! Poetry Interpretation: SUSIE EVANS, BECKY GRIFFIN, RHONDA PATE, JUANITA MADISON. Not PICIUFCCII RICHARD AGUILAR, DONNIE GALLAWAY. Mrs. Brooks was the teacher in charge of all the speech events. Informative Speaking: CARLEEN TULLOCH, SUSAN RHODES, SUSAN THORNTON, DAVID PUSTKA, NEALE POTTS. L A I ' f If gi if I Ii I X f Q New Q if ,fe A .,,.I IIIS X ' f A I Ii i' il . : f- if-,Q In I I 'S i,gf. ,.., ig ,. I f' ff gn fx Persuasive Speaking: GEORGE DULANY, BEVERLY BONEY, WANDA MORGAN. Not pictured: TERRY POTTS. Prose Interpretation: KRIS McKEE, LINDA LONG, BONNIE GARFIELD, KENNETH HENEGAR, RODGER WELCH. 164 3 1 I Ready Writing: WANDA MORGAN, PATTY DAWSON, FRANCES ATMAR. MRS. BARNES was in charge of the ready writing competitors. Slide Rule: JIM SHROPSHIRE, LOUIS ELROD. Not pictured, GLENN PARROTT, CLAYTON JESSON. Mr. Jones was the coach with these students. Number Sense: BRUCE BRADFORD. Mrs. Kaiser worked with number sense preparation. Spelling: MARSHA ALFORD, ROBYN EVANS, and JUANITA KING. Mrs. Burnett worked with the spell- ing teams. Journalism: GEORGE ALDRIDGE, BILL HARGROVE, and TISH POINTON. Mrs. Cowan worked with the journalism contestants. ONE ACT PLAY-YES MEANS NO! Cast A: GEORGE DULANY, NEALE POTTS, RODGER WELCH, ANNA TINDLE, BONNIE GARFIELD. Cast B: ROB POTTS, JEFF TAGGART, DAVID BRITT, PATTY POTTS, TERRY TAGGART. A - N ,T ., .M KA , Q ,...,,vk Stage Crew: CAROL ROEN, SUSAN THORNTON, Debate: PATTY POTTS, and JOHN NEWMAN DEBRA KELLY, and MRS. BROOKS. XX Ov fl YQ X 1.7 B! A D ,N ND I QF TA RC AU 'l'L IT QY N . v naw W V m rw :,, .awww-:,wf,, wmwwmfsnmmmmmu SCHOOL BOARD r, O ,Q President: Kelly Britt Vice-President: Dan Lord Secretary: W.B. Long Members: top rowg johnny Huston, Robert Kennedy, Charles Powell. Bottom rowg W.B. Long, Kelly Britt,-Ir., Dan Lord Stanley Casey. 168 Hi! SPECIAL PROJECTS BUSINESS MANAGER Dr. Glenn E. Lowe Mr- O- A- Barnes CURRICULUM DIRECTOR TAX ASSE SSOR Mr. Joe Pirtle Mr. Virgil Chaffln AUXILIARY EMPLOYEES Mrs. Burton Mrs. Alford I 69 en i 'S SUPERINTENDENTS SECRETARY Mrs. Dorthy Langston performs many tasks as secretary to the superintendent. She has her challenge also. QUPERINTENDENT MR. N.L. DOUGLAS Mr. Douglas is the backbone of our entire school system. Along with his many other responsibilities, he must see that the program of education in each of our seven schools is made as full and worthwhile as possible. This is Mr. N. L. Douglas' challenge. OUR PRINCIPAL MR. Rover BOREN Mr. Boren is the most vital member of the high school staff. He has the challenge of seeing that the school is run according to the rules set up by the state and local school board. By encouraging us to aim high and establish high standards he prepares us for the demands of daily life. KJ,- When Pam is busy. Mr. Boren is ready to make announcements. 171 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MRS. LINDA FO LER N MR.JoE BARNES Seirmr S WK SQ OOLINSELOR OF BE LTON HIGH SCHOOL MR. ELVIN TOMLINSO N 3 1 Did you know Mrs. Harvey is a talented painter as Weli as a teacher? She is also the grandmother Of three children. Pictured are two of them: Vicki and Nicky Moore. 'Mui' fait s -W-ffr MRS. LOUISE BARNES N MR. JERRY BLANKENSHIP MRS. DONNA BONNER MR. JOE BROOKS, JR, MRS. PAT BROOKS MRS. MARIAN BURNETT MR. DAVID MRS. JAMIE REICHERT dk MRS. DIANA COWAN MRS' OLETA COX Mr. Jones is a very talented man. One of his many talents is playing the organ. Mrs. Hitt is seen relaxing with her grandson in front of one ofthe fireplaces in the home that she built close to Belton Lake. MR. RICHARD CRAIN MRS. GAYLE CRAIN MRS. FRANCES DALTON Mr. Franklin is an ardent fan of all sports. Here he is preparing for a day of bird hunting. I MRS. ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM MISS MARGARET DAVIS 175 MR. ED FRANKLIN MR. JOE B. JONES MRS. PRUDIE HARVEY X . MRS. GERALDEAN HITT MRS. BLANCHE KAISER .Nl 1 J Our young faculty members are a great asset in boosting the spirit of Big Red. MR. WAYNE LANGFORD MR. JACK MEREDITH MR. B. B. SHAW Most Women who live on a farm enjoy outside work. Mrs. Welch is certainly no exception since she is willing to help whenever needed. She especially enjoys driving her tractor. MRS. BETTY SITZ MRS. MAXINE SM1THSoN MR. HUGH SULLIVAN qw ,wa issisezg . , 25' ' 1 'f' MR. BJ. H.TAYLOR,jR. MR. JAMES WILLIAMS MRS. LANELLE WELCH MRS. MARY SUE TILLEY MRS. GERTRUDE YORK Coach Meredith enjoys being with his family when he can, such as walking off the field after a game. ,AFETERIA gi MRS. BERTHA SLAWSON Cafeteria Supervisor FRIENDS T4 ,. ' ,, ff wi -1 'Q 12315145 , f w-,,.,.vQwg ' , ,.I'fj'.f'S ' - E52Q5fff2'51i5TiSiz M , i , E LSLM if , fWfa:fi.f2z:sm-, 1'fzfllfwsfff-f'swavy,f41,m',- Ji m . MRS. AGNES BARTEK MRS. ALMA WALLACE Q Z ,.., S. , gg fl , .K 4' mx Law .,, Q. im .,X, ..,. Y ,, - A :I gf if ,, W Q ML.,, gg i ,if gm 5 X K L ..,.M 2 as 1 f ,A 1 ,N V H ' + fb g f ,ha f is i f J 11 E 1' ire W ,Q Q 3 2+ W 3 - 1 4 cg N-1v'zjs:j':: -' -4 - V1 - f -- - --.,,-amz. . , : - - 1 -1 - K .X -..-:-, Zalzgllji ji V. f.,' MRS. IRENE MOORE f 535523 MWQ 179 umm MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR AND BUS DRIVERS v-......,,,,,mnm MR. D. W. JONES Maintenance Supervisor Back row: D. MURRAH, J. BURRELL, J. WI-IITIS, O. BRIDGES, G. MAYES, T. GEYE. Front row: E QUATTLEBAUM, L. GOLDEN, G. DANIEL, G. THOMPSON CLISTODIANS MR. BARRETT BILLY BONEY Mr. Reed and Mr. Hagler are caught in one of their relaxing moments. 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Allen Cash Registers GEI-IA Stencil Duplicators Standard Fluid Duplicators JOHNNIE'S OFFICE MACHINES SALES-SERVICE-RENTALS SUPPLIES Outh 2nd Office 778-760 Temple Texas 8 BILL HUGHES RESTAURANT Phone Number 778 3081 Temple Texas BELTONIAN THEATER FINEST IN ENTERTAINMENT 219 East Central Belton Teicis OWNER Riymond Fowler PERRY BROS YOUR SCI-IOOL SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS PI-IONE 939 5142 CLINE DRUGS PFCSCFIPCIOII Service Cosmetics Sportin Goods Gifts 210 Central Avenue Avenue Phone 939 2154 MONTEITH ABSTRACT Frank J Turner Manager Established 1876 7 , ,z : z , . O CO. 2. .- .U -' -1 YEA TIGERS! WE ARE BEHIND YOU 1,OOO,O0O075 BELTON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Don Kelly President Frank Turner, jr. Vice-President Elmo Cummins Secretary-Treasurer 'W is at... vf:i K-TON AM-940 STEREO PM-1063 YOUR TIGER SPORTS STATION AVENUE CAFE 100 NOI'tl1 Main Belton, Texas Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 From RIVER FOREST MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Delicious Smorgasbord Served Twice Daily 939-571.1 939-9026 BELL COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Complete Records of all Bell County Titles Member: Texas Land Title Association and American Land Title Association Wm. A. 4'Steve', Stephens, Manager Phone 939-5801 P.O. BOX239 Belton, Texas 76513 ABSTRACTS TITLE INSURANCE Hlflowers are the gifts which make an event a memorable occasionf' HEARTFIELD FLORIST We Deliver 939-3787 415 North Main '4Flowers For AII Occasions exam fackwaal Hkflflkfk flfakflffkfkbkvlwkfk DIVISION OF THE SUSQUEHANNA CORP MANUFACTURERS OF MINERAL WOOL PRODUCTS P O Box 703 Belton Texas 76513 Plfakakakvlwkbkflffkbklkflwkaif World s Largest Independent Roclx Wool Manufacturers PfPlfPl4PlfPKPl4Pl4Pl4PlfPl0lfPl4PlfPlf ROCKWOOL Plant Locat1ons Belton Tex rs Fontana Cal1forn1a Pueblo Colorado . . A - , A 7 , - Q f s s 7 l I G.F. BELL'S GROCERY The Very Highest Quality At Lowest Prices is our Aim Sun 7 AM-8 PM WK days 6:30 AM-8:30 PM W 939-9092 In the grocery and meat business since 1945 301 W 1 West in Central across bridgej JONES HOME 85 AUTO SUPPLY I 102 East Central Phone 939 3781 Belton Texas BIG 3 uno urn V51 Delco Remy I Gates I McQuay Norris Walker X Monroe Ted Johns H H Mack McDonald Toby Preston Ave M At 51st Temple Texas MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Night Phones 939 3695 778 5158 Gr 939 5025 BELTON CHAMBER COMMERCE 100 'ZH BACKERS BIG RED f,,.f 'H ' s 11 6 IMW A f kr I OF alfa X' x 7, , 41 I .v'f'f.Z'1:11 XII' of '-I-.gZifl'fI T- mc I HIM ' :,'. 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BANK Belton s Oldest and Largest Continuous Service Since 1907 Belton, Texas PEoPl.Es NATIONAL I m CLEM MIKESKA S WOW Mx' '1 I i'l O Ave M 81 57th PLATE LUNCH 96 OPEN EVERY DAY ur Customers say It s Texas Ernest Bar B Q Temple Texas Phone 778 5481 TULLOCH BROS Good Plumblng IS Important Plumhmg I-Ieatmg Sheet Metal Work Electr1c Water Systems Phone 939 2751 107 East Avenue A Belton COMAL COTTONS Largest Selectlon of Name Brand Quahty Fahrlcs of Temple 110 North Maln Across from the Kyle Hotel LAW INSURANCE AGENCY ALL LINES OF INSURANCE AND BONDS 114 East Central Avenue P O BOX 450 Belton, Texas Phone 939 3711 I - H XX! .xx IKM-.s,.,hNin A 2 A 1 BAR-B-Q H f cc 9 7 - H y O . . . Our compliments to our many friends and customers in Belton High NORMAN LUMBER COMPANY I1 S Burlders Supphes For Every Need Complete outf1tters to men and boys P O BOX 576 Belton Texas 778 3538 Temple 11 E Central FIRST NATIONAL BANK Your Funds Are Safe Here Every Deposltor Insured Up to 315 OOO F D I C OWEN P CARPENTER Presldent ALTON C MARTIN GLENN BLAIR MILDRED KAISER V1ce Pres1dent Cashrer Ass t Cash1er e Drive In BUTCH s RESTAURA DRIVE IN RESTAURANT Relax and enjoy the beautrful VICW of Lake Belton Wlnle d1n1ng at 702 East Central S Belton Texas LAKEVIEW INN Belton Lalxe 939 5221 0 46 ' 9 ' 79 7 . , ' 5 u a s - s I ' , . , . I I y 1 ' r 5 ,- , I F I I I 8' I 7 9 Q - I - I FRANK SEFCIK AUTO SUPPLIES 222 East Central Parts for AII Makes and Models 939 3545 POTTS BROS. HARDWARE HARDWARE PAINTS APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS AND TV Phone 939 2211 BELCO , slgns SALES AND SERVICE NEON PLASTIC LETTERING J1mmy Copprn Owners Wayland Chapman Phone 699 4165 BOX 2019 Hwy 190 Harker Helghts Texas FRED WILLIAMS SINCLAIR STATION 1410 East 6th Street Belton Terms TVs Appllances Automotwe Supplles 316 East Central Belton WESTERN AUTO CJIVI CO Your Fasluon Alert Frrendly Department Store Temple Texas DAY 8: NIGHT TV APPLIANCE Curt1s Lrght TV R3d1O H1131 Repur Antenna Sales SCIVICC Authorlzed RCA Dealer 51 Z Phone 939 5074 310 East Central Belton Texas 76513 COMPLIMENTS OF GIBSON S DISCOUNT CENTER At New Locatlon 2601 Thornton Lane Temple Texas HWHERE YOU ALWAYS BUY THE BEST FOR LESS You can Always Fmd Good Shoes At Reasonable Pr1ces FLOYD S SHOES Downtown Temple Your Dollar Buys More At your 5 81 10 Cent Store I DUKE AND AYRES Belton, Texas , l I I a I : ...l DYE? qlllgiif 5 fx Compliments of J.C. PENNEY'S 20 South Main TempIe Texas WEBB S CITY DISCOUNT DRUGS Prescr1pt1on SPCCIHIISTS 119 West Adams 773 8965 Temple Texas FREE CITY WIDE DELIVERY TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS ROY O COWAN Cons1gnee ,fw fjfjffgwy J gf Off JN SL QL 2 GIJyeVKXEIiN1MT1IM PRICE MAXIMUM QUALITY MINIMAX 204 N East Street Belton Texas TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE SERVING CENTRAL TEXAS SINCE 1926 .EW WE OFFER COLLEGE TRANSFER AND VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL PROGRAMS LET US HELP YOU PLAN YOUR HIGHER EDUCATION Nl! f we A Q, ' . .. e t , , . ' 'M Ml' Lg n 1.31 ! 9 Qw lffglll M we Q11 t xl lw SQ Al v,lJ ju' U7 ,ffl MQ' I f lllfllll Ml! 1 tl fu! 1 f 1 L 1 lb QWINER srunlo A 0 Ll H V 1, 1 7 j !JFBlLlOTOGRAPI'lYllj 1 JU J V19 rv 10' 9 WJ lnvn SMH 1 - jl A, . :U I 1 X4 'LV l X ' HWY 81 South Phone: 939-5038 Belton MRS. T. J. HAYES 939-3411 LlGHTNER'S TEMPLETEXAS LEON HEIGHTS A U GROCERIES SSAP MoB1L GAS at o1L Shnoggggntiili -Open 7 Days A Week- A 1228 N. Main Belton, Te THE BEAUTY Box ,, - : mm um 6O2N'Peaf1 EDERAL Avmos SPECIALIZE IN FRoST1NGS AND WAN M'0C'A'f'0N EEEEEHSSTS 939-3711 114 E. Central Ave. OWNER: NELL Cox Belton, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF GRIGGS EQUIPMENT INCORPORATED I Y Belton, Texas Clothing for the Entire Family At DISCOUHC Pr1ces 1 'rmun' A cnwrnn Youngstown Shoppmg Center Temple Texas MERLE NORMAN CosMET1Cs Courtesy Demonstrauon By Appomtment HAZEL MOUNCE ovs ner 1305 W Adams 778 1722 Temple Tex 13 WOMBLE INSURANCE AGENCY 108 North Mann Belton Flre Auto L1fe Bonds CO11gI'1CL1l1t1OI1S to The Class of 70 Congritulatlons to from BRADFORD TEXACO 339 North Maln l BRITT DRUG 939 9024 Belton Texas Belton Texas Free Plckup and Delrvery 112 East Central 939 2682 Trust Your Car To The Man Who Wears The Star 9 lf? f Class of '70 25?lKx :AA - , f , 44 , , sv Hnusohnld gwzmfafw f 9 Compliments of TEMPLE COCA COLA BOTTLING CO Compllments DANIEL BUICK 206 E Adams Temple Phone 773 4548 BUICK OPEL 21 years servmg the Central Texas Area COCHRAN BLAIR AND POTTS A Complete Department Store Quahty I-hgher Than Prlce wawwvi- Our Compl1ments To the Belton I-hgh School Student Body and Faculty Alhutton Boren Ford Sales Belton Texas - W Overlookmg Beautlful LAKE BELTON AT MORGAN S POINT If there s we fmd It Thomas A Edlson the research gemus of his time found a better way of llfe for the world when he flrst put electrlcuty to use Later research by the electric lndustry and companies like Texas Power 81 Llght Company created hundreds of new convenlences for home lndustry and farm And the future seems lrmlt less TP8tL m cooperation wrth other electrlc utllrtles unlver SlfI6S and the electric lndustry has carried on A a number of research programs spanning a wrde variety of fields from explorlng the posslbrll tres of convertmg heat and chemrcal energy directly Into electrlclty to developing a vastly lmproved design for electric water heaters and taking a part In nuclear study research and development programs If theres a better way well fmd rt' FI- XAS POWER 8:1 ll HT CONHANX e elect c rl y a I C C - 1 - - tr H - r - 1 l A 1 y - 1 Ti . , - r r r r a better way, MAREK DRUG DOWNTOWN TEMPLE SOUTHWESTERN TRANSIT COMPANY INCORPORATED BOWLES FARM SUPPLY 209 N nhw II MAIN FOOD STORE Op 7AMt11PM GROCERITS SUNDRIES FISHING SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS M 85 6t 939 3611 en 0 Complete Iine of or a I BeIton, Texas Located at ain I1 Street COMPLIMENTS OF QUALITY DISCOUNT CENTER LQ? Shop Quahty for Everyday Items LOW DISCOUNT PRICES 210 North Penelope Belton Texas COMPLIMENTS MORGAN S POINT LAKE RESORT BeIton Tens 'Q-da. HOLIDAY INN of TempIe -12L.x.L-.idi Dil uing Room 84 Coffee Shop open 6 AM til 10 PM DI DR PEPPER BOTTLING CO 773 3376 Temple Texas TOWNE AND COUNTRY MUSIC CENTER Instruments Accessorres Sheet MUSIC Records Posters MUSIC LESSONS Fasluon Apparel or The Whole Famlly Towne and Country Shopprng Center Temple Texas BASKIN ROBBINS ICE CREAM STORE 31411 4321 South General Bruce Drrve Temple Texas 76501 778 9906 '-ee.,-51 'NHT' l AMERICAN DESK MANUFACTURING COMPANY CLASSROOM FURNITURE SCHOOL SUPPLIES 773 4575 Phone: - Temple, Texas A mm XJ v Temple, Texas A B 'ld ' Youngstown Shopping Center THE BELTON JOURNAL Your Hometown Newspaper Serving Belton Since 1866 106 W Centra Phone 939 3366 OFFICE SUPPLIES BOOKS CARDS BELTON CLBTHB V01 Mi! if YDUN6 Mil Laches Sportswear Too 104 North Mun 939 5191 Temple Terms CLEANERS Through The Years Our Busrness H ts Grown Throu h Qudhty and Servlce WWWQZ F LAQHBACKS T1 I Big Red mastered the challenge of competition in sports as is shown by their being District Tri-Champs in basketball, semi- finalists in football, and successful in track. he seniors take their final bow on the final page of their last high school annual. 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