Belton High School - Lair Yearbook (Belton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1972 volume:

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My x h., ,V f , ' - A I ' Y i W ig EY ivymvfsg I A .AK I V ,f ' ' 'll fi C ON TEN T5 Organizations . .. 17 U. I. L. . . . 65 Sports ......... . . 71 Mr. and Miss B. H. S. .. . .. . 106 Most Outstanding Student . . . . . . 109 Classes... ...111 Academics . ........ . . . 181 Off-Campus Commerce . . . . . . 201 Many people are asking today such questions as What gives? Wl1at's l'lappening?'l 1VHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT? The 1972 LAIR attempts to answer these questions in relaying what the year '71-'72 at Belton High School were all about. Many new faces were seen on campus this year, including a whole new class-the freshmen, which added approximate ly 250 students to the total enrollment of Belton High School. Along with the new students, many new teachers were seen on campus, too, due to the addition of a new voca- tional building, which added several new classes to the school program, and a new English department in the base- ment, which was completed after school started. WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT? EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES-OLD The vocational building and the new English department were two new sites seen on the Belton campus this year. The voca- tional building contributed to several new classes this year, in- cluding auto mechanics pictured at the bottom. The auditorium was a new experience this year, too, due to the late finishing of the English department construction. English classes were held there, giving everyone at least one air condition- ed class, which was appreciated. Along with the new happenings the old scenes were still evident on campus, such as the rush in the halls and the grabbing of any extra time to study for the next class, whatever and wherever it might be. AND NEW 1 4 55 K S . , 8 , 'F , 1 I 7 Q -ge QQ ,, f W, Q W 1 ,W 4. iE-s gli Ji gm iv 5? ETESETST 'W QW W,-- .9 , ASQ 1 if Campus Movemenfs A variety of movements were seen on campus this year, some of which are seen on these two pages: the relaxed dress code, jesus movement, two lunch periods, ecology movement, the new football field sign, and the new work and study programs. 11 Go Big Red wp-K HL: , ik B ,, Q..,,,! ' S SBE- .X I ' 1 x mil? S E, x ag T C 5 51 A.. K ,k,, . LM N if -E xx sx X .L,. , ' - 15+ x Correlated with the many facets of school life are the different expres- sions borne by both faculty and students. Some of these expressions are pinpointed for you: grimness of a sports battle, concern of a teacher when a student doesn't come across, concentration, pen- siveness, excitement, perpiexity, and happiness. SE: 5? 1 'WWF wa 1 M A i b , f f 4190 VME, WHEN DUTY WHISPERS LOW, 'THOU MUST,' THE YOUTH REPLIES, 'I CAN.' Emerson ,WM awww mdwfzf NWA f CRGA NIZA TIONS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 5 The three year members are from left to right, Wilson, Thornton, Chaffin, Janeway, Trojan, Fulcher, Matthews, Shropshire, King, Hallbauer, and Howard. The officers this year are from left to right: Perry Fulcher, Presidentg Steve Ash, Vice Presiclentg Susan Thornton, Secretary, and Cindy Hallbauer, Treasurer. To the right, Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Barnes are sponsors of the National Honor Soci- et J l Two year and new members are from left to right, front row: Briscoe, McQuien, Groth, Ragsdale, Birtchet, Monfrini, Bartek, Rhodes, Tindle, N. Jones, Jackson, Mennix, Bird, P. Jones, Hicks, and Maxwell. Middle row: P Glazener, Ai- ken, B. Glazener, Sears, Austin, Blair, Hanna, Grimm, Schmidt, Brown, Sanders, Lowe, McPherson, Hays, Stewart, and Bridges. Back row: Williamson, Sanford, Ratliff, Gebert, Campbell, Nicholson, Law, Putska, Beerwinkle, Ash, Carlisle, and Pointon. Provisional members are from left to right, front row: Cannon, Ash, Stevens, Kennedy, Taylor, and Lawson. Back row: Laminack, Kinney, Vitek, Brooks, Cox, and Whitis. joe Baisden, minister of the Church of Christ, gave the benediction for the National Honor Society induction. Speakers for the National Honor Society in- duction were Susan Thorton, jim Janeway, jim Shropshire, and Susan Aiken. They spoke on the qualities of a National Honor Society member which are: Service, Char- acter, Leadership, and Scholarship. The Student Council Officers for the 1971-72 school year are from left to right: Cynthia Welch, President, Paula Tulloch, Secre- taryg Mary Birtchet, Historian-Reporter, Donna Bird, Vice President, and Tam- my Sanders, Treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL iw Members ofthe 1971-72 Student Council are, Bottom Row from left to right: Buchanan, Welch, Button Bounds, Birtchet, C. Tulloch, Stamps, Albright, Stewart, Kennedy, Middle Row: D. Bird, Burton, Pirtle Clements, P. Tulloch, Sanders, Thornton, Edwards, Stark, Aiken, Hanna, D. Bird, Top Row: Randolph Carlisle, Bode, Williams, Hargrove, McFarland, Janeway, Beerwinkle. ' 2ss'?fw'Zm. +t -ti. r f , ' 'k 'g .,,,kk my '7 lnr i T , .,, , ,, rsiir 1'L S ,A, ,, A, , ' V :rfr'Zm, Vllv I W .M ' ,,-,1 Tiikign5121ti1zf,,, - .i,- -, 1 1 r- ' , ..,' 'M ff? j Zig r ,1 i V ,m,. S S Mr. Tomlinson, sponsor of the Student Council, is shown top left selling food for the Sock Hop the Student Council sponsored. Two more projects the Student Coun- cil took part in were the Tiger Sign, shown opposite, painted by Lisa Stamps. The sign stood at the south end ofthe football field. The Christmas tree, that stood outside the office, brought the Christmas spirit into the hearts of all the students and faculty of B.H.S. LAIR STAFF The members ofthe LAIR staff are: Top right, Virginia Bridges, organiza- tions editor, and Kim Kelton, organizations co-editor, left center, Juanita King, LAIR editorg bottom left, Mrs. York and Mrs. Smithson, sponsors. Debbie Mendel was hostess at a swimming party for the LAIR staff and sponsors. joy Vernon is seen on opposite page far right making her grand entry of the day. The annual staff meets five deadlines per year. 22 staff members pictured on this page are: Top left, Debbie Mendel, sports editor and Vickie Rhoacls, sports coreditorg top right, Joy Vernon classes editor. and Anita Schuab, classes co- editorg bottom left, Patti Rice and Norman Northen, advertisementsg and above Karen Col- lier and Feresa Moore, academics. TIGER STA FF l The TIGER Staff for the 1971-72 year are: top right, Deb- bie Mendel, editor: left center, Kevin Reedy, photographer: right center, Kevin Reedy, Lois Brown, Juanita Phillips, and Linda Guajardo, feature staffg and bottom right, Mrs. Diana Cowan, sponsor. 24 eessful paper must be able to wor The TIGER staff in order to publi c They plan for one newspaper a m is published by the BELTON JOU EM. ,ti N x,-, Li .15 ix? ,A'A Y lf' . ,'.. f i . KN gf J N N Members shown on this page are: Top left Diane Car , ,' A ver and Lana Schrimsber, sportsg top right Deb Cop- 75' i pin, business manager, Julia Wadclill, advertising, and .Q f ' Beverly Pescliel. circulation manager: and bottom left w Ricky Narvaiz, Beverly Peschel, julia Wacldill, Deb f' f y syysss,yts r svsys ...Y T tti ,tt,. X 3 a e . s i Coppin, reporters and Billy Allen, news editor. BELTON HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Top Row, Left to right: Quattlebaum, Fischer, Lucky, Puckett, Harrison, Stone, Nichols, Elkins, and Harmon . . . . I I W Middle Row: Sims, Guajardo, Phillips, Aguilar, Hale, Turnbo, Drake, and Isaac, Bottom Row. Pope, atson son, Schrimsher, Robinson, Moore, Holland, and Tessmcr. f 5375, 1, rmrws- f :yu-f S 3 l r Pictured above is Mike Watson, di- rector ofthe choir. To the right are Claudia Drake, Lana Schrirnsher, and Cindy Lucky, who sang for the Lions Club. cho Wilso ,Q,a.f.s.u ir rehearses every day for one hour. They are accompanied by Bettye n, shown top left. Above, they are practicing for a concert, Officers pictured left to right are: Geor e Harrison P 'd 'Cl d g , resi ent, au iaDrake 7 Vice President and Student Directorg Lana Schrimsher, Secretaryg Cynthia Lucky, Treasurerg and Richard Stone, Librarian. The choir sponsored a community concert dur- ing December, entitled Carols for Christmas. The first setting was in choir robes singing tra- ditional Christmas carols. The second scene was around the Christmas tree. Mr. Richard Crain was the narrator for the program. The ninth grade brass ensemble also played with the choir and during the intermission. MARCHING 100 BAND l Pictured at the top are the officers of the Marching 100. They are: Bottom Rowg Bar- bara Hanna, Librariang Patty Potts, Librar- iang Susan Rhodes, Historian-Reporterg Cyn- thia Welch, Historian-Reporter, Cindy Hallbauer, Drum Major, Vicki McQuien, Li- brarian. Top Row, Alan Carlisle, 2nd Lieu- tenantg Ken Crone, Quartermasterg Billy Allen, Quartermaster, Jim Shorpshire, lst Lieutenantg and john Newman, Band- Captain. To the left is Mr. Crain, director of the Marching 100. To the right are the managers ofthe band. james Hill, Rodney Gebert, Lonelle Buchan an, David Quehl, and Richard Stone, have helped the band a great deal. 3 DANCING MAJORETTE5 The twirlers this year have won many awards. At Golden Gulf Twirling Camp they won first place over all other twirling lines. They were cho- sen Best Majorette Line at many contests and also received top ratings at U.I.L. solo and ensemble. Mr. Crain's award winning majorettes per- formed at halftime of all the football games this year. Twirlers on this page are: Cindy Hallbauer, Rhonda Ragsdale,Virginia Bridges, Sybil Groth, and Judy Lowe. l l 30 Pictured above, the twirlers this year are from left to right: Jennifer Bay, Sophomoreg Vir- ginia Bridges, Juniorg Rhonda Ragsdale, Junior CINDY HALLBAUER, Drum Major, Seniorg Judy Lowe, juniorg Sybil Groth, juniorg and Sean Burton, Sophomore. Twirlers pictured individually at the top are Sean Burton and Jennifer Bay. Top left is a picture of the hand performance at the Cotton Bowl. The band paints a big sign for every football game, top right. Middle left are some ofthe exes of the Marching 100 who performed at the home- coming game. Rhonda Ragsdale is pictured middle left yelling the Ti- gers on Victory. Bottom left are the freshmen band officers. They are from left to right: Dana Welch, Mary Jo Burson, Robert Dominquez, Teresa Albright, and Diane Wesson. Mr. Crain is pictured bottom right passing out the senior band blankets at the band banquet. IG RED CHEERLEA DER5 Cheerleaders for the 1971-72 year are: Top - left to rightg Molly Birchet, Laurie Stewart, Debbie Bird, Cindy Bounds, DONNA BIRD Head Cheerleader, Susan Aiken, Ricky Narvaiz, Tigo , Mary Birchet, Paula Tulloch. The cheerleaders attend ed S.M.U. cheerleading school where they were awarded the Coca-Cola award which made them eligible for the National Finals. DRILL TEAM The drill team was featured at half time ofthe home varsity basket- ball games. This was the first year of performances for the eight girls. 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M X '--- , . i ,,,,,,,, 5 reas a l t ,.ffsu4dMl3iiir-swim.. 34 - - as , fi 221: fwsqlikmfei2?4s1Mf'225is1:'wax,aqrfmaawliiwwigmxmsfgfea ,. saw Tkfmermrfsmi-Eeasw Q f I 5 K V or . gammeframmw-swans J se- ml if 2 Wvllifiiff frvlviifi , . :Vallee 2 . 4 1- A sw W if raatsasasqlmg,Q.wfq-w'1m-,rw :, 2 Q .L,. .L , To the left is Mrs. Sitz, sponsor ofthe drill team. - v X if L ' me Qs -we Qs? . ' 1, I. E X Q 1 Q1 I 1, arg ml Q '13 is l is T ,E 1 Xxx -Qs 1 Qvw s. . is f.-3i211:,3g,: i 1. ap. fr-mae sl sssl L Q' if t '- ir is a t - fe ! Q 2 t' L ,r.. 1 s s'r n r -.,- A , - ff,k,,'L -. M lrm, , -M, .,,a.w..N,,i rt, V as .age H + 'R W-..,.t...v--...,,,,mw,,.f1 Pictured directly above are Patricia Grimm, captain ofthe drill team, and Paula Gregory, manager of the team. 35 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMER The 1971-72 officers of the F.T.A. are from left to right: Cynthia Bartek, Financial Secre- tary, Marliyn Schmidt, and Virginia Howard, Historians: and Mrs. Tilly, Sponsor. Bottom from left to right: Cynthia Welch, Vice Presi- dent: Herb Brubaker, President, and Susan Burk, Recording Secretary. Members ofthe F.T.A. for the 1971-72 year are bottom row: Brubaker. Welch, Howard, Schmidt, Burk, and Bartek. Middle row: Groth, Halbauer, Boney, Driska, Holland, jones, Stamps, Douglas. Flesher, Packard, Ragsdale, and Lowe. Top row: Jackson, Stone, Stark, Whitley, Castello, Estill, Drake, McFarland, Janeway, Bryan, Nidositko, and Renteria. Jim Janeway was Mr. F.T.A. for District 12. Members of the F.T.A. that attend- ed the district meet are pictured top left on the top row: Welch, Schmidt, Brubaker, McFarland, Janeway, Nidositko, Howard, Burk, and Holland. Bottom row: jackson, Flesher, Douglas, and Whitley. FUTURE HOMEMAKER5 OF AMERIC The Future Homemakers of America con- sists of girls in grades 9,10,11, and 12. They have many projects which contrib- ute to learning the skill of becoming a successful homemaker for the future. A few of the many activities which took place during the school year are: style show, the dresses shown were made by the girls modeling. A halloween party for REACH children was held in the Vocational Building, Christmas stockings were made and delivered to REACH children, Thanksgiving Turkey baskets of goodies were taken to REACH center children, Christmas Party was given for Bartek's Kindergarten, FHA Christmas party given by jenny Edge, a Lone Star Gas Home Economist. The chapter officers are from right to left: Cheryl Lawson, Treasurer, Leticia Dominquez, lst Vice President, LaQuita Hicks, 2nd Vice Presidentg Karen Secretary, Pat McCutcheon, Presidentg Estelline Miller, 3rd Vice President Harmon, Historian, Anita Schaub, Reporterg and Leta Dannelley, Songleader. The members ofthe F.H.A. are from left to right bottom row: Dannelley, D. Holcomb, Knight, Lundy. Cota, P. Holcomb lers, Reynolds, Butler, Carver, Chrissner, Stuart, Alexander, Valdez, Dominquez, Price, and Bursong Middle Row: White, Me bane, Tessmer, Harmon, Hicks, Cole, Castello, Schaub, Coufal, Lawson, Wilson, Keifer, Hendricks, Motloch, and Hale, Back Russell, McDonald, Wesson, Albright Ludwick, Whitmire, Stewart, Cagle, Housewright, McCutcheon, Ash, A. Wilson, Miller Cavender, Culp, Austin, Carpenter, and Reed. 38 officers of FHA are from left to right, back row: Linda Stewart, Brenda Culp, Sherry Vernon, Debbie Whitmire, Laurie f Diane Guthrie, Yolanda Villareal, Nancy Carpenter, Peggy Reynolds, Jane Pirtle, Damita Holcomb, Patty Jackson, Dina n . . . Front row, Debra Adams, Dana Welch, Karen Mebane, Teresa Albright, Sandra Knight, and Sena Ash. is Mrs. Sanford, sponsor of the Fu- Mrs. Vicki Boren was the speaker for the F.I-I.A. style show. Homemakers of America. 39 The F.H.A. sponsors many activities during the year. In the picture to the right are the girls who participated in the style show. Be low, is Terry Austin modeling one ofthe outfits. To the far right, is Jenny Edge, of the Lone Star Gas Company, giving a Christ mas program for the F.H.A. At the bottom, is Peggy Reynolds serving at the Vocational Open House. 40 eu a Q , MP .J 4111? - H X. l I Pictured at the top, are the REACH Center children at the Hallo- ween party given by the F.H.A. To the right, is the Halloween Witch Brenda Parker, reading a story to the REACH children. Middle left, is the Christmas party for Bartek's Kindergarten. To the right, is jayana Tubb taking part in the class activity. Bottom left, is Child Care Day at school. HOME ECONOMICS RELATED OCCUPATIONS The H.E.C.E. girls are shown from left to right: Brenda Parker, Belton Dairy Queen: Lois Brown, Pittman's Wash House, Damita Holcombe, Belton Public School Kinder- garten, Patricia Jansen, Heartfield,s Florist, Brenda Guthrie King's Daughters Hospital, Trisha Durham, River Forest Restaurant. Of- ficers for H.E.R.O. are, stand- ing from left to right: Roslin Busby, Photographer, Brenda Guthrie, 3rd, V. Pres., Patri- cia Jansen, Znd. V. Pres.g Collette jackson, Pres.g Laura Pace, Projects Committee, Debbie Renfrow, Treas.g Seated: Lois Brown, His.- Reporterg Damita Holcombe, lst. V. Pres.g Brenda Parker Projects Committee, jan Puckett, Sec. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA D . agar ra. l'?TTwy5Z 2f -S4Xf1?' ,. f ELEM' 7 feefl i , s W 3? Qiffilifi 1 safes V '13 an ' 1 521' . 4 The girls and their places of work on this page are from left to right: Debbie Renfrow, lst Baptist Day Care Centerg Roslin Busby, Jean Motelg Colette jackson, Frank's Lakeview Inng Laura Pace, Luby'sg Jann Puckett M lst Baptist Day Care Center and Nita Culp Crestview anor. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA A on The Future Farmers of America had a new program this year which enabled them to have ajob as part of their school schedule. Shown far upper left and middle top are Robert Willis, and Eliner Winkler, members of the new program. Second row left is Kenneth Hayes, employed by Tem- ple Veterinary Clinic, also a member of the Agriculture program. Mike Collins, Daryl Dulaney, and Kenneth Hcnager upper right trying to make the best of class. Lane Brown, Ricky Rennick, and Dana Eddleman are shown middle right preparing landscaping equipment. Third row is Ronnie Creek and Randy Tomecek skinning a fox. Bottom row is Randy Alford and Dana Eddleman trying their skill at land survey. 44 1, Pictured to the left is the Electrical Wiring Project that was made by members of the F.H.A. Mike Miller and Rodney Mooney, pictured middle left, are setting up electrical equipment. Middle right is a part ofthe school tractor that the F.H.A. boys are rebuilding. One of the shop projects was to build a woodworking bench. Mike Randolph, Jay Killingsworth, Jerry Locklin, and Randy Al- ford are shown bottom left Working on the bench Bottom right are Kenneth Henager, Steve Crone, Daryl Dulaney, and Mike Collins shown stretching the hide ofa deer over a mold of its head. The D.E. students are X from left to right: 1st rowg Roberts, Smith, Kel- . sey, Denney, Proctor, Var- gas, Camp. 2nd rowg But- ler, Renteria, Renick, Ran- dolph, Benton, Golden. 3rd row, Prcin, Shelton, Coleman, Henry, Hicks. These members are the l composite of three Dis- tributive Education classes. DISTRIBUTI VE EDUCATION Center left are the top mum salesmen. They are jackie Camp-40 mums, Ernest Renteria-17 mums, and Gloria Navarrette-40 mums. 307 mums were sold in all. Center right are Debbie Roberts and Randy Butler, the D.E. club favorites. 46 Bottom right are jackie Camp and Ricky Renick, the state delegates. State delegates are chosen by mum sales com- petition. If there is a tie between a se- nior and ajunior, a senior has prefer' ence. Also, the president of the club is an automatic delegate. OFFICERS Ricky Renick+President Jimmy Golden-Vice-President ackie Camp-Secretary Mike Randolph-Treasurer Randy ButlerHParliam:-:ntaria jerry Hicks-Reporter Mr. Ed Franklin Sponsor fl Clyde Benton-Mike Nidositko Texaco Station Jackie Camp-Elko Camera Store k R nick, and Betty Denney-Robert Taylor Grocery I jimmy Golden, Ric y e Mike Randolph are decorating the 43 D.E. Christmas tree. can Evans-Avis Rent-a-Car A j1mmy Golden-Western Auto Timothy Henry-I-Ienry,s Motorcycle jerry Hicks-H.E.B. David McDonald-Butch's Cafe Gloria Navarrette-El Chico Kenneth Prcin-H.E.B. Vickie Proctor-Bellwood Memorial Mike Randolph-B-Bar-D Western Score Ricky Renick-Piggly Wiggly Ernest Renteria-Avenue Cafe Steven Rierson-Minima x Debbie Roberts-H.E.B Gwen Smith-Dairy Queen No. 5 Mrs. Arthur Neal Potts Vocational Counselor This year we have a new vocational program ofwhich Mr. Lott is super- visor. Mrs. Potts is the counselor for the vocational students if they need any help or counseling in their line of work. not only work out of school. It is also a class project as 1S seen in this film strip The D E students receive much visual and audio instruction in class- room to help give them the appearance cl polish they need to Work with the public. To the left: Distributive Education is 5 an Mr. Charles Lott Vocational Supervisor 52 SPANISH CLUB The members ofthe Spanish Club are from left to right, Bottom row: Henager, Lanthier, Kennedy, Hanna, Stewart, Grimm, Rhodes, Salazar, D. Trevino, and Cannon. Middle row: R. Trevino, Renteria, Brown, White Russell, Holcomb, Burk, Schmidt, Carver, Morgan, P. Glazener, E. Glaze- ner, Douglas, Wilson, and Mr. Langford. Back row: H. Trevino, Holle- man, Higginbotham, B. Glazener. Narvaiz, Valdez, Howard, Dierks, Potts, Tulloch, Safley, Hallbauer, Bowman, and Ralston. The officers are from left to right: Bar- bara Hanna, Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Salazar, Reporter: Patricia Grimm, Presi- dentg Susan Rhodes, Vice Presidentg and Julie Stewart, Parliamentarian. Pictured to the left is Mr. Langford, sponsor ofthe Spanish Club. Each year the club elects a Senorita and a Caballero,'. The Senorita and Caballero chosen this year were Patricia Grimm and Rickey Narvaiz. This year the Spanish Club helped raise money for a Latin American student at Mary-Hardin Baylor College. Without their help he might not have been able to stay in the United States and finish his education. He came to a meeting and sang for the members which gave the club an opportunity to meet him and learn first-hand information on life in Mexico. I 53 NULLI SEC UNDU5 x Q S ii 'lik it Pr 5. B33 is ,, , at N T The Latin Club made a sign to back the Tigers during the football season. It was displayed at the pep rally. Translated the sign says, The Tigers are the best. jim Janeway is shown speaking at a club meeting. Members of the Latin club are, Bottom Row, Left to right: K. Monfrini, Wilson, M. Monfrini, Driska, Estill, Coufal, Scliaub, Howard, and Mizell. Middle Row: Brown, jackson, Blair, Taylor, Culp, Trojan, Engelke, Aguilar, Allen, Vaca, McQuien, and Aiken, Top Row: Cox, Cullison, Stone, Button, Taylor, Beerwinkle, Geb- ert, Bryan Janeway, and Allen. 54 lm -'Ss v Each year the Latin Club elects a boy and girl to reign over the Latin Club banquet as Shakespeare's famous characters Caesar and Calpernia. This year the Latin Club elected Susan Aiken as Calpernia and Chuck Button as Caesar. The officers are: Left to Right, jim Janeway, President, Billy Allen, V. President, Susan Aiken, Secretaryg and Anita Schaub, Treasurer. Mrs. Dalton is the Latin Club sponsor. MEDICAL CAREERS The Medical Careers Club met every first Monday in each month. The club made a trip to Scott and White Hospital to view the operating rooms used. They had several speakers come and cell them about the many careers a person may have in the medical field. The group is shown studying a centrifuging machine which is used to separate solids and liquids. Mrs. Hammond a registered nurse at S 81 W was their sponsor. Members of the Medical Careers Club are from left to right: E. Brown, Vaca, Matthews, Dierks, L Johnson, Barnes, and Howard. 56 BIBLE CLUB The Bible club met the second Tues- day of every month. They also held a daily devotional that was open to anyone who wished to attend. At several meetings special speakers were invited. The officers for the 1971-72 year were from left to right: Susan Aiken, Presi- dentg Anna Tindle, Treasurer, Cynthia Welch, Vice Presiclentg and Elva Vaca, Secretary. Bible Club members are: top row from left to right: Tindle, Stamps, Hanna, Thornton, Moore, Grimm, P. Jackson, R. Jackson, and Narvaiz. middle row: Hilliard, Aiken, Mate thews, C. Welch, Edwards. Stark, Ral- ston, Burk, and Castello. bottom row: M. Monfrini, Flesher, Douglas, D. Welch, Ball, Albright, K. Monfrini, and McQuien. Sponsor, Mrs. Welch. 58 OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The O.E.A. officers are from left to right: Ramoma Kirk, Lonelle Buchanan, Clara Minor, Sylvia Alejandro, Pam Heaton, carleen Tulloch, Gerry Kneese, Joann Ralston, Karen Collier, janet Estill, Beverly Boney, Cindy Hallbauer, Roxanne Slover, Susie Bowman, and Becky Daily. To the right is Mrs, Shirley Patterson, the V.O.E. teacher and O.E.A. sponsor. L . I ...I l Top left are machines, filing and typing departments at work. Next is the transcribing department at work. Pam Chaney and Wanda Turnbo, pictured top right, are getting ready to mimeograph the first copy of the junior high student directories. The next two pic- tures are of the girls who attended the breakfast honoring the Advi- sory Committee for the Vocational Office Education Department. Middle right are Cindy I-Iallbauer and Carleen Tulloch indicating each team's progress in the candy sales contest. Bottom left are: Janet Estill, finalist, Carleen Tulloch, Miss O.E.A. and Becky Daily finalist. Q Vocational Office Education members on this page are: JoAnne Ralston, em- ployed by Central Texas T.B. and R.D. Associationg Karen Collier, Belton High School Libraryg Pam Heaton V.O.E. Labg Janet Estill, employed by Sewell-Long Clinicg LeWanda Wofford, employed by Belton High School Vocational Building Officeg and Deane Motlock, employed by Beall's, at the Towne and Country Mall in Temple. I in Members of the V.O.E. program shown on this page are: Gerry Kneese, employed at Belton City Hallg Susan Truelove, Belton High School Vocational Building Officeg Susie Bowman, First Baptist Churchg Debbie Johnson, V.O.E. Labg LoNelle Buchanan, Central Texas T.B. and R.D. Associationg and Stella Rodriquez who is a lab student working in the Belton High School Library. The members of the V. O. E. shown on this page are from left to right: Rosanne Newman, employed at Law Insurance Agencyg Billye Rierson, County Extension Serviceg Beverly Boney, KTON Racliog Doris I-Iousewrigbt, County Probation Officegjo-Io Johnson, Vocational Building Officeg and Ramona Kirk, VOE Lab. ff Members ofthe V. O, E. on this page are from left to right: Wanda Turnbo, employed at Junior High Li- braryg Sylvia Alejandro, Peoples National Bankg Becky Daily, Continental Beltong Herminia Gonzales, Voca- tional Education Officeg Janie Minor, Kinsolving Canyon Loclgeg and Roxanne Slover, The Insurors, Temple. 1 l V. O. E. members shown on this page are from left to right: Cindy Hallbauer, Band Hallg Irene Cordova, Central Texas Council of Govern mentsg Clara Minor, Central Texas Council of Governmentsg Cindy Weaks, Vocational Building Officeg Rhonda Alford, School Business Officeg Pam Chaney, Vocational Education Officeg and Carleen Tul- loch, School Tax Office. uQl.L BA ND TEAM Ruth Edwards and Teresa Aguilar represented the March ing 100,' in All State. Ruth played the French horn in All State Band and Teresa played the percussion in All State Orchestra. Regional band members: Back rowg Herb Brubaker, Jim Janeway, Alan Shrop- shire, james Whitis, David Pointon, and Ken Crone. Front row: Cynthia Bartek, Barbara Hanna, Susan Rhodes, Julie Stewart. Ruth Edwards, and Teresa Aguilar District band members Back row Cloyce Herrington Alan Shropshire jim Janeway David Pointon Herb Jim Shropshire, Donnie Carpenter Harold Whitis james Whitis Hamp Kennedy and Ken Crone Front row Hanna, Cynthia Bartek Grace Trojan Jerri Matthews Teresa Aguilar Susan Rhodes Lisa Kennedy Julie Stewart Ruth Edwards. These members participated in TEMA competition CIENCE AND MATH Top left: Greg Williamson, under the instruction of Mrs. Hitt, was the representative of U.I.L. science. Left: Rodney Gebert and Bill Glazener represented Belton in number sense competition under the instruc- tion of Mrs. Shirley Hughes. Above: Gary Law and Jim Shropshire were instructed by Mr. Jones in slide rule competition. LITERARY EVENTS Top right: Poetry Interpretationg George Harrison and Laura Pearson Bottom left: Prose readingg Dana Floyd and Mike Nidositko Bottom right: Persuasive speakingg Nannette Lanthier and Ricki Rumfield They were under the instruction of Mrs. Heartfleld. Top left: Informative Speakingg Ann Flesher and David Pointon. Mrs. Heartfield instructed them. Bottom Spelhng part1c1pants were Elsre Brown Doro thy Drrska and Amta Schaub They were under the mstructron of Mrs Burnett COMMERCIAL EVENTS Right: Shorthand students who participated in UIL competition were Grace Trojan, Vicki White, and Juanita King. Not pictured was Joan Nichols. They were under the instruction ofMrs, Harvey. L Center: UIL typing competitors were: back rowg Klarysse McKee, Sena Ash, Janie Henager, Debbie El- kins, and Virginia Bridges. Front rowgJames Whitis, Bob- by Cox, and Harold Whitis. They were instructed by JOURNAUSM Pictured at the right arejournalism contestants. Juanita Phillips participated in Feature Writing and Billy Allen participated in Newswriting. Debbie Mendel, not pic- tured, participated in Headlines and Editorials. Mrs. Bridges. SPOR TS BIG RED COACHES To the right is a group shot of the Belton Tiger coaches. From left to right are: Head Coach, Will Williams, Hugh Sullivan. Joe Brooks, and Ronald Ray. Above is Coach Hugh Sullivan in the field house. Center is Coach Ronald Ray contem- plating on one of the Belton games. Center right is Coach Brooks urging the Belton Tigers on. To the right is Coach will Williams, Bel- ton Tigcr Head Coach, telling the Tigers to get in there and fight! la 35? BIG RED RTIGERS 2 Captain: Billy Miller Co-Captain: Larry Brown i'fuf'R9 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 swell: 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 Recl and White. Bottom left are pictured the officials for the 1971- 72 football season. Bottom right is pictured the crowded stands of Belton showing the spirit of the community. ES? Sift 'M ln the picture to the right Chuck Button shows the deter- mination in overcoming an opponent. Clayton Brantley shows a typical Tiger drive with plenty of pursuit from the Del Valle Cardinals. mi 5 I, BIG RED TIGERS Carlos Stewart Mike Collins Steve Ash Steve Crone Chuck Button Perry Fulcher Kenneth Henager Daryl Dulany Billy Miller Allan Herrington Jeff Taggart Larry Brown Terry Petty David Puska Dale Beervvinkle Harry Wilson Clayton Brantly Mark Parker Ronnie Watson Robert Schodlbauer Larry-Whitis David Costinc Alan Carlisc joe Lingo Mark Brooks Mike Miller Barry Wilson Mike Collier Randy Carlise ARSITY MANAGERS Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Q Junior junior junior Senior junior Junior junior Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Offensive-Defensive Quarterback-Halfback End-Halfback Halfback-Safety Fullback-Linebacker Halfback-Linebacker Center-Guard Center-Guard Tackle-End Guard-Linebacker Guard-Guard Center-Linebacker Tackle-Tackle Tackle-Tackle End-End End-End Halfback-Halfback Halfback-Safety Fullback-Linebacker Guard-End Guard-Linebacker Guard-Guard Tackle-Tackle End-Halfback End-Halfback Quarterback-Halfback End-Linebacker Fullback-Linebacker Fullback-Linebacker End-Halfback True work and dedication is shown by the many hours the football managers put in for the school community and football team. These boys spend most of their time ban- daging the players, carrying water and sup- plies, boosting the moral, and cleaning up afterwards. This years varsity managers are Bryan Sinclair, Curtis Beck, and Charles Abbott. Shown left to right: Curtis Beck, Bryan Sinclair and Charles Abbott B- TEAM TIGERS l , Front row: Trevino, jones, Whiteside, Price, Shephard, Crawford, Norman, Elliott, Wiley, Wallace, Royce Alford, Pustka Middle row: Martinez, Killingsworth, Russell. Davis, Burns, Bode, Baker, Lindeman, Eddleman, Potts, Decker, Burson, Green, Hunter Top row: Stuart, Smith, Shirley, Garcia, Mooney, Critchfield, Kneese, Morton, Hardeman, Tanner, Randy , Alford, Montez, Tubbs, Moore, Cochran 'A FRESHMEN TIGERS , 4 4 David Russell is shown bottom left carrying the ball in the Belton-Gatesville game. The Freshmen came out the victors with the score of 38-0. Bottom right Hargrove, Dominguez, and Bush are shown tackling a Gatesville Hornet. The Fresh- men team did an outstanding job this year and the results were district champions. ' f97l -72 FOOTBALL 5 WEETHEAR T 4155 DONNA BIRD ' .fi rl., -: e 1971 Football Sweetheart, Donna Bird, was well-chosen as DONNA has been a cheerleader for two years and represented ton as the head cheerleader this year. As a senior, DONNA held offices in many clubs. Also, DONNA was a nominee for .mecoming Queen this year. Donna is shown escorted by Ronnie Watson. I The finalists for Football Sweet- heart were Susan Aiken and Mary Birtchet. Susan, left, was a cheerleader and Homecoming Queen. She was escorted by Steve Ash. Mary Birtchet, far right, aju- nior, is also a cheerleader. She was escorted by Chuck Button. sw. ' atm it x sas, lg Fw. 3 X 1 'lyk 'gf f M552 f Q few. X 5? abr v. EM bw no fs A we Rs wx 4 g 91 sfx sis 3 rr 9,3 -A R ,QR ,p..n. .wr r 'Laws .. 1 - ' , gf. , Msgs- F2 , ' il. i .- . T 1 V :gt ,Quin if ' Stas AW .- Y.. '- Qf V 5 'rms M. Sf. 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The picture on the right shows Billy Miller and Larry Brown who earned the most skulls and 110'Z1 awards. pm-sassy, 4.6.4 In D Ql1 neoifei' 'WB 7 YV fl' QED?-G' HOMECOMING QUEEN 1971-72 Susan, a senior was nominated by the students as the 1971-72 Homecoming Queen. Although this is only Susan 's second year at Belton, she has proved to be an outstanding student. She was a cheerleader this year, a senior class favorite, and an' officer in several clubs. Susan was escorted by jim Janeway. Below: Susan is congratulated last year's Home coming Queen, Susie Wallace. 1 , ir .2 ,,.. 3 Ill! s 5 H 5 5 N Nominees: Paula Tulloch, Susan Thornton, Susan Aiken, Cynthia Welch, and Donna Bird. X -rr PRE-SEASON ROUNDUP The Belton Tigers opened the football season by clipping the Eagles' wings S1-20. Most of the Tigers' scoring came in the 4th quarter as the thunder storm moved in. The next week the Tigers faced the Dallas Bishop Lynch Friars. Although there were only 2 net yards difference between the two teams, the Tigers has trouble getting a TD drive because of the heavy fumbling plaguing the game, giving the Tigers a trailing score of 0-14. The Tigers rocked up their second win of the season over the Marlin Bulldogs 14-6 in the mud. The Tigers played a very defensive game for a net yardage of 273 yards and letting the Bulldogs penetrate the Belton 40 yard line once BELTON VS. TAYLOR 7-6 The Tiger's closest game of the season came as Dale Beerwmkle s right foot booted the extra point to put Belton in the lead by one point. All the scoring in the game occurred in ten seconds of the third quarter. The Tiger's only touchdown came after Taylor s kick off, when the Tiger's third play resulted in Clayton Brantley s 51 yard scamper for paydirt. BEL TON VS. ROCKDALE 7-I4 Although the Tigers led 7-0 at the halftime Rockdale intercepted a Tiger pass which preserved their victory of the game after breaking 7-7 tie. The Belton Tigers did, however complete 3 out of 5 passing attempts, two of them by our Tiger halfbacks Leading ball carriers for the ballgame were Clayton Brantley with 93 yards and Steve Ash with 74 yards. BEL TON VS. LOCKHART 6-20 The Tigers worked hard to defend themselves against the strong right arm of the Lockhart quarterback, whose passing netted 212 yards. The Tigers were trailing in the first half with a score of 13-0, but they made a great comeback inthe second half when Steve Ash ran for a touchdown, making a score of 6-13. The Tigers tried hard to catch up, but they couldn't beat the long passes made by Lockhart. The game ended with the Tigers trailing 20-6 after Lockhart made another touchdown in the fourth quarter. 2 x K K .nv BEL TON VS. DEL VALLE 23-I4 The Tigers played a strong second half to come from a losing first half score of 3-14 to a winning score of 23-14 over the Cardinals. Belton's rock-hard defense aided by the running ability of Harry Wilson caused the Tigers to score three times in the second half, pre- venting Del Valle from scoring the entire second half. 1 eg ? :hp I .gf ,.' X in W f IEW 3141 Q if ef z My ., Q A 25- 2, 1 ' ja- fi is w:5x1'ff2 ' z.g1, , ,, Say? 'ga-f F.fV5,,.g f L as A :gg ,j g 4- 2 5? Y sd ig Q:'aiQ:1'5r,.,'l my , wwf' ., 1 '5?l'1ff,g:g5?f',,L raft aa ef ,- L 1:1 , .A K V afhlrzz .' .4 -Lv 4 H if s .MV 3? T . 5 in ga 'x BEL TON VS. GA TES VILLE 2 I-20 The Tigers' shining victory over the Hornets was a reality as was the serious injury received by Harry Wilson after bringing Clown a Hornet with the aid ofanother Belton defender. This game ended a stalemate which has existed ever since the Hornets' victory over the Tigers last year. 32-33. Clayton Brantley led all the rushes of this year's game with 124 net yards. BELTON VS. COPPERA5 COVE 21-35 The 13-AAA spoilers, alias Cove, continued to upset the leading district teams by winning over the Tigers 35-21. The Tigers had their troubles with the Bulldogs, partially as a result of the loss of Harry Wilson, who was injured in the Gatesville game the previous week. The Tiger fans really raised to their feet one time in the game as Clayton Brantley took a kick-off at the 20 and raced 80 yards for a touchdown. 0 0 li' ' ' Ma., ' 'i ,-':' '51 L 35 1 -. , 'Z at his C f f fe... 'fl V 3 '2 ' ii ir .--I ' api W ,ysy S N632- 1 ,,i' f r , fa J ii iiii A ' 'eie ' Q ' ' f-55' Q r 1 L v ' v Fifi' 551 1 A' J 'Q .Qi . 'L K lyys rfeee We 'ci i 'V V , BEL TON VS. LAMPASAS ' I4-I I The Tigers made a great comeback after the Cove game to beat the Lampasas Bulldogs 14-11. The first quarter was scoreless, but Lampasas was leading in the second quarter 3-0. The Tigers roared back in the second half, though, when they recovered a Lampasas fumble. Clayton Brantley ran for a touchdown, and Dale Beer- winkle kicked the extra point, giving the Tigers a lead of 7-3. Later in the game Clayton ran for another touchdown, and Dale kicked another extra point, giving u's the lead of 14-3. The Bull- dogs triecl to fight back when they scored with 4:03 left in the game, but they failed to catch up with the Tigers' winning score. -Sie ,QQ mf 'I i YARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM d his years basketball players are: Coach Wilcox, Rhoads. Fearce, Locklin, Lingo, Whitmire, Conkleton, Ray, Ferrell, McFarland ee, Sanford, Ash, Stewart, and manager, jerry Crawford. Coach Charles Wilcox Belton-38 Midway -74 Belton-44 Cameron -58 Belton-73 Bishop Forrest- 18 Beltonf56 Canyon-67 Belton-47 LaFeria -5 5 Belton-59 McGregor-30 Belton-45 Cameron-48 Belton -47 LaGrange -44 Belton-47 T.S.D.-71 Belton -5 5 Rockdale-67 Belton -68 McGregor-44 Belton-41 Midway-67 Belton -57 Giddings-70 Belton-51 Rockdale' -54 Belton-46 Ennis-55 Belton450 Gatesville-61 Belton -48 Lampasas-57 Belton-74 Lockhart -76 Belton-63 Del Vallee -82 Belton-61 Cove-59 Belton-65 Rockdale -77 Belton-65 Gatesville-80 Belton --38 Taylor-71 Belton-61 Lampasas-55 Belton -71 Loc khart-86 Belton-55 Del Valle -81 Belton-27 TaylorH48 Belton473 Cove-79 is - - - The senior A-team. basketball members are james Fearce, Steve Ash. Butch Ray. Carlos Stewart, and Larry Concletr - Andy Rhoads-junior jerry Locklinwjunior Carlos Stewart f-Senior 5 4 f 1 Shown is joe Lingo in an attempted score for the Tigers. Eff E N warns if we E2 3 TUNE!! I! SANFQIRD Z 1 V fsmzcf' 3' mi 2 , s sem :mm ' t ff. 3 ' RCU -40 zi!TM5?i2' FE??5iF2,E ZIUNK 5? RAY '39 , , 42 124 lt. wa X,, lf vt PQ lu- --., in. Y David Mc Farland -junior Steve Ash -Senior 1 B Terry San ford-junior Shown is Butch Ray in a fight with Gatesville for the ball. james Fearce -Senior I! ' '4 1: ',2:?.5':, x ai , V VI A wo? L L If 5 1 Here the Tigers are shown in opposition with Gatesvillc. Van Lee-junior Shown is joe Lingo in 1 Y E 1 2 .ff joe Lingo-junior Ray Whitmirc fj unior L if - - ree-throw position. Wesley Ferrell-Junior Butch Ray-Senior - Larry Conkleton -Senior Rhoads is making a quick pass to Locklin, keeping the Gatesville cagers from obtaining the ball. B- TEAM BASKETBALL Back row: Vriseno, manager. Brooks, Collier, Carlisle, Price, Slxiplct, managerg Front row: Miller, Crawford, Russell, B. Russell. Murray. Belton-35 Midway-62 Belton -41 Cameron-33 Belton M41 Florence --22 Belton-42 Granger-46 Belton -51 jarrell-f-29 Belton--87 McGregor-20 Beltonf46 Cameron'-'38 Belton-40 Killeen ,IV-70 Belton-98 McGregor -22 Belton-35 Midway-77 Belton -56 Gatesville-37 BeltonH43 Lampasas-35 Belton--48 Lockhart--51 Belton-56 Delvalle-74 Beltone54 Cove -49 Belton-52 Rockdalcf-45 Belton-71 Gatesville -49 Belton-61 Taylor -49 Belton-64 Lam pasas-S0 Belton+52 Lockhart-54 Belton-65 DelVallef77 Belton --63 Cove-47 Belton-57 Rockdale'-61 Coach Salazar was the '71-'72 B-team co RESHMAN BASKETBALL rch Ray was the '71-'72 Freshman Coach. Belton-38 Manor--46 Belton -48 Nolan -43 Belton -- 37 Cove -35 Belton -48 Travis-71 Belton- -56 Gatesville -36 Belton-43 Cove-25 Belton -38 Lamar-58 Belton --52 Manor --51 Belton --61 Nolan -41 Belton- 47 Lamar-43 Belton -45 Cove- 44 Belton--54 Bonham--43 Belton 38 Travis-63 Belton- 72 Gatesville--28 Belton -55 Travis- 67 Belton- 62 Bonham - 61 Belton- 68 Lamar- 57 Belton- -85 Gatesville--35 Belton-58 Travis -78 Belton - 49 Lamar--54 Belton- -86 Bonham--71 Melvin, Sweeney, Hargrove, Caldwell, Steger, Sanford, M. Russell, Royster, and Navarrette. BEL TON TRACK TEAM The Low Hurdle runners were right to left: Rodney Mooney, Danny White- side, Mark Brooks, and David McFarland. The track coach was joe Brooks To the right are the mile relay runners: Charlie Rodgers and Steve Ash. These two runners also entered the 880 relay run. Above are the shot and discus, weight men left to right: George Harrison, David Costine, Jamie Liht, and Barry Wilson. 'x M:- L The high Jump mem- bers for the 1972 sea- son were left to right: Stephen Ash, David McFarland, Mark Brooks, James Norman and james Trammell. These members also were in Broadjump, and Pole Vault Competition. The members who ran the mile relay are from left to right: Mike Conner, joe Lindeman Charlie Rogers. Steve Ash, and David Murray. ' TIGER BASEBALL Some of the baseball members are left to right top row: Carlos Stewart, The baseball coach this year was jerry Da I Perry Fulcher, Chuck Button, bottom row, Robert Schodlebaur, Clayton , Brantley, and Frank Martinez. Shown above are members practicing pitching and catch- ing. Above right was a practice session underway. P Above: Pressure is shown above when a person is caught in a .I Box. W BIG RED DUFFER5 mbers of the golf tearn are: Roy Castillo, Coach Wilcox, Don jones, Hal Taylor, joe Price, Alan Carisle, not pictured, David .tka., and Donnie Carpenter. 1 A 1 Left. Alan Carlisle, is showing his great skill at golf. Above f Don jones tries to make par at the hole. To the left: Hal 1 Taylor and Coach i Wilcox try to decide on the strategy for 1 this hole. The golf team plays regularly at Leon Valley Golf Course. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The A Team volleyball members were: Blanca Montez, Linda Wil- liams, Alana jones, Vickie White, Nancy Jones, Joy Vernon, Diane Carver, and Vicki McQuien. P The volleyball coaches are Mrs. Douglas, and her assistant IV McKee. is t N, WW ' HlQ12 f Y 'Tawmff' C n s Jw Ei WN t :QQ 'hiss vw K L P me 9 f .K ' l, K, M f Q ,- , , , , . e is . as 2 M . l ,H Qi as ' fin 13? I -:L k' 1 If me i S, W' w ' fx YEQ f - - 4 4 QW V, saw Q .. 'HKSPQEQ Q I! ' fl s25 3wg,,.,Jf ri M sf,-'TQ x1 n Q K -i Q , A i fig, bf T 5 M '91 - 3 5 jwgi A 66 5 5 a L v fir ms. 1. 1 is ,, ggi Q , 2 , wi X Gaz 'X Ml 9 -, 5 r rf X 3 Q 1 u 3 t 5 at K 1 ' if it N V l vi- ' 5 2 2 YL Q A an 2 s. Douglas is the head coach of the volleyball lm this year. She worked hard trying to make : Belton team the best in the state. K 3- TEAM VOLLEYBALL E ' 'A , Q, 'Ve A' YW 3:,2s1,,., W . . 1111 sr-swfw :ff R 2 55. . .. ,... K, 1f5,.,fw . ..s l TE e B Team volleyball members were: Vaness Armstrong, Dina Willingham, Pam Holcombe, m Kelton, Klarryse McKee, Sena Ash, Vicki Tessmer, and Martha Monfrini. Connie Butler, BEL TON BUYS ' TENNIS TEAM Left to Right. Top. Dean Higgenbochan, Will Nicholson, john Cox, Bottom: john Allen, Eddie Guajardo, Ricky Narvaiz, Roy Castillo, Raymond Vniseno. Not pictured Billy Allen, Perry Elder, Gordon Hilley, joe Lingo, and Mike Newton. I W GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM This years girls' tennis team pictured left to right is joy Vernon. Debbie Mendel, and Mrs. Sitz, coach. Mrs. Sitz is this years tennis coach. She spo sors both ofthe teams this year. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 1971 FOOTBALL SEASON rx V W A . N. , ' 5: hx A .R . 1 fb-. , M A3 , -sf 'J . 113 .f ' , W. .L . ,guy 'L K 'V , If V: V - ' ,. . , .' T ? Qffg,Q if U K' f .-0 Z - L5 Above: The '71-'72 Honorary Co'Captains this year were right to left: Terry Petty and Carlos Stewart. Tcrry played thc position of tackle and Carlos served as the quarterback for the Big Red Tigers. They were an- nounced at the football banquet. Top Left: Donna Bird escorted by Ronnie Watson was selected as the ' - ' Football Queen this year. Top Right: At the games the students grabbed souvenirs which were thrown into the stands by the cheerleaders after a touchdown. Bottom Left: jack White was one of the guest speakers at the pep rallies this year. Jack is a tiger that graduated last year. The students really enjoyed Jack's pep talk. The TIGERS had a great all-round year. To the right, Dr. Bobby Parker spoke at one of the exciting pep rallies of the 1971 football season. Below, is Susan Aiken senior cheerleader. Bottom left, are the BIG RED coaches. Center right is one of the pep rally crowds, boosting BIG RED Spirit, Bottom right, is joe Lingo being trampled at one of the exciting foot- ball games. Opposite page, top, are shown the football players who received awards at the banquet held at Hardy Hall on the Mary Hardin-Baylor campus. The awards went to, back row: Charles Button, Terry Petty, Dale Beerwinkle, and Perry Fulcher. Kneeling: Billy Mil- ler, Larry Brown, and Carlos Stewart. At center right Mark Park- er and Coach Davis are having a chat with Clayton Brantley. Shown at the Bottom are Coach Wil- liams and boys at a daily workout. WHO'5 IT ALL Asoul n MISS BHS must serve her school through all facets, she must have a winning per- sonality, and she must thrive to uphold the spirit of her school. DONNA BIRD, MISS BHS of 1971-'72, is all of this. DONNA, being as friendly as she is, has been honored with various awards. Among these are: head cheerleader for two years, cheerleader for six years, Foot ball Sweetheart for two years, nominee ' a'1 'K for Homecoming Queen, runner-up for Homecoming Queen, four-year member ofthe student council, vice-president of the student council, class treasurer, alter- nate to Girl's State, Most Considerate Girl, Class Favorite, Miss Personality, and Best All-Around for two years. DONNA loves outdoor sports and styling hair. Thus, the student body knew what it was doing when it selected DONNA BIRD as 1971-'72 MISS BHS. ISS B.H.5. 'NNRQK MR. BHS must be a good representative of his school. To do this, he must be a leader, an athlete, and a friend? DALE BEERWINKLE, MR. BHS of 1971-'72, is truly this. Among Dale's honors are these: four-year member ofthe student council, class parliamentarian, class president, letterman in football for six years, Most Courteous Boy, Best All-Around Boy for two years, Class Favorite for two years, and a repre- sentative to Boy's State. Outside of school, Dale loves to fish and farm. He is also a 4-H member and has gone to state con- test with his entries. Dale plans to go to A8cM to study animal science. Since he is so outstanding in all fields, DALE BEER- WINKLE, has deservingly been chosen 1971-'72 MR. BHS. MISS B.H.5. RUNNER-UP Susan Thornton MR. B.H.S. RUNNER-UP Jim Shropshire OUTSTANDING STUDENT s lm. E45 was selected as the outstanding student of BHS for the '71-'72 school year by the faculty. She was nominated and was a finalist for every personality and character honor by her fellow classmates. She a three-year member of the National Honor Society and served as an officer her senior year. She was a ofthe Marching 100 and a leader in the Bible Club. Susan is a scholar, a friend, and a lady. Susan Thornion RUNNERS UP Susan Aiken Juanita King 1 I - i A 1 1 Q 5 5 3 3 s , S , 5 , Q 3 g , CLASSES R CLASS OFFICERS S 3 5 E 52 i E atricia Grimm Secretary Kenneth Prcin usan Thorton Vice-President Dale Beerwrinkle President Lo Nell Buchanan Treasurer Qnot picturedj Susan Aiken Sylvia Alejandro Rhonda Alford .fi F Billy Allen Steven Ash Mary Ball as Dale Beerwinkle Donna Bird Beverly Boney 113 Mimi jim Bounds Susie Bowman Marvin jo Anne Briscoe Eton Britt Mary 18116 'UN Elsie Brown Larry Brown Lois ' ww Herb Brubaker Lo Nelle Buchanan Susan Burk H' PM Roslin Busby Randy Butler Chuck Button Jackie Camp Diane Carver Raymond Cerecerez 115 Chloe Chaffin Pam Chaney Mark Clal iv 'W' Randy Clowers Karen Collier Floyd Colen Mike Collins Melvin Compton Larry Conklet Irene Cordova Steve CFOHC Beckl' Dailey Q Ronald Da1ley SCOUY Davls The cheerleaders had three ribbon raf- fles this year. Diane Carver, a winner was presented a football at a pep rally. Kenny Deaton Betty DCDHCY 117 P Dcnney v1Ck1 Dlerks Theresa Tgmmy Dowhng Steven Dryden Daryl Janet Estill Jamef- Pearce Joe F up-.nova midi? Verl Freeman Frances Fuentes Perry Fulcher Mwfvmwuff Frankie Fulton Sheryl Garvin Darrell Gatliff !, if if A 6 S 'fi X li Q5 1 E in x x H Q K lil :Ellis ,Rx PM Q ,gllmgl 4 W 43,4 ,., ., Rodney Gebert David Gilliam Bill Glazener 119 Jimmy Golden I-Ierminia Gonzales Mark Green Patricia Grlmm Cindy I Senior Flag Bearers are pictured from left to right: Patricia Grimm, Peggy jones, Kay Monfrini, Virginia Howard, and Mary Salazar. 120 Barbara Hanna George Harrison Pam Heaton Kenneth Henager Timothy Henry Alan Herrington jimmy Herrington Rick Herrington joy Vernon survived the annual staff f H , A,', V party. 121 Jerry Don Hicks Lela Doris Hill Dafrlita Doris Housewfight Virginia Howard Schulyn Husl Collette Jackson jim Janeway Debbie John 122 If ei ' EEZ? Pi jo jo johnson Melinda jones Nancy jones Peggy Jones Basil Kelley Brenda Kelsey Hamp Kennedy Mike Kilman Juanita King 123 The cheerleaders devoted many hours to decorating the halls. Shown are se- nior cheerleader Susan Aiken, Tigo, and head cheerleader, Donna Bird. Denise Lisenbe Cynthia Lucky Bobby I. ,agar W if , , sri David MCDO r y Ricky Narvaiz was a very energetic Tigo for the 1971-72 Vicki McQuiCH school year. Jerri Matthews Debbie Mendel Steve Meyer Billy Miller Tony Minica Clara Minor 125 ,. Janie Minor Pam Mitchell Bert N E 3 E 5 iw 5 if iil' fi: 'wi ,, Kay Monfrini Blanca Montez johnna D 2 af R .1 Kitty Morton Pat Mosley Diane Mot Ricky Narvaiz Michael Nelson John Newman WWW Rosanne Newman Wx V '5w.. Mike Newton Joan Nichols Bernita Ohermiller Gary Oldham Laura Pace 127 Terry Petty l Kenneth Prcin Gary Puckett Q i ? 2 s 2 i L Q l Nita Phillips Party P I 2 l i s l 2 Senior annual staff members, joy Vernon, Debbie Mendel, and Juanita I' presented the personality awards. Senior personality runners up: Vicki Dierks, I-lamp Kennedy, and Susan David Pustka Thorton, Paul Quattiebaum David Quehl IO Anne Ralston Mike Randolph Butch Ray Ricky Renick 1 Curtis Rev eile Debbie Roberts Jeanne Robertson SiCl121 1 Susan Rhodes 13111310 juznnitu Russell Mary Salazar V1C1U Brcnclu Scallions Marilyn Schmidt Lana SCh1'imShC1' in Roy Shelton Jim Shropshire Roxanne Slover Q05 David Smith Lisa Stamps Carlos Stewart 131 Julie Stewart Harold Stratton Phil jeff Taggart Darrell Taylor 5 Q 5 E w 2, lsr Howell Taylor Susan Thornton Anna Tindle Ronnie Tindle Paul Toliver Robert Tomecek James Trammel Mafqllifkl Trexler Grace Trojan Mike True Carlcen Tulloch Wanda Turnbo EUYUCC V NN' joy Vernon Bruce Watson Bobbie 9'l3Nw Cindy Wcaks Cynthia Welch ClH1'iHCl11 Wlwe Larry Wheeler Marilyn White Vickie White B111 Whitley Steve Whitmire Larry Wilkins Greg Williamson Robert Willis Betty Jo Wilson 135 Wanda Wofford MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jim Shropshire Juanita King 4 Q 4 1 so A+ i ENIOR CLA 55 FA VORITES Daljgjg 51533 BEST ALL-AROUND HCWGIY Donna Carleen Tulloch SENIOR WITTIES T Dary Green Yellow ,1:k we oo o ueouee ' ' ' E li v oeuo e o o A Til! Milf ? of f o e we gf . 14 eeuuo -, A , f J i ' V.fA fs, E SENIOR u u MOS T DEPENDABLE E if he E u Shropshire Cynthia Welch wreeemee -vzfmzxmu SONG ff MoTTo E When duty Whispers low Thou Must, The youth replies I Can. Emerson '72 SENIOR PLA Y-YOU W Marc Harris is shown as Claude P. Jones discussing astrology. Make-Up Committee: Lo Nelle, Susie, Barbara, Sheryle, Damita, Gerry, Carleen, Jo Anne, Grace, Beverly, Vickie. Art Committee: julie, Cindy Qstudent directorl, Susan, Patty, Joy, Debbie, Nita, and not pic- tured Ricky Narviz. Lighting Crew: Kennth, Gary, Rodney, Bill. Stage Crew: David, James, Daryl, Chuck, , Hamp. Publicity Committee: Dale, Cynthia, Janet, Roxanne, Melinda, Paul, Juanita, Mark. 140 The Cast and parts they portrayed are from left to right, bottom Liz: Nita, Vera: David, Harry: David, Bart Bascom: David, George bara, Bridgitg Marilyn, Marsha: Vickie: JoAnne, Mrs. Ames, Carleen, Banks: Patty, Helen. Top Row: Donna, Connie Constilation: Jerri, Smith: Susan, Miss Masters: Marc, Mr. jones-Ptolemy: Virgina, Banks, Geogre, Auther Huxley, Nita, Alma: Ricky, Fred: Debbie, The play was a satire concerned with the horoscope craze, school p and school funds usage. The play is about an Astrologer, who makes predictions that unfortunately come true. The story has a universal Many hours were put into the play. The success ofthe play exem the hard work ofthe cast, the crew, and the directors. Proof of the : was the E550 profit made from the play. I 4 i 2 PORN ON A RCTTEN DAY lyn, Dianeg Susie. : Lana, I-Iopeg Bar- ong Susan, Mrs. lsg Anna, Yvonne .song Herb, Syrus Director: Mrs. Heartfield Ptolemy is shown here predicting events that will happen at Galileo High School town meeting. 141 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Q, f f 2' ' , Q srii S S 9 sw V Tig ,ie S,,' Q. 4 S 4 - if W 5 ,3 4 9' x ,,,, W My Paula Tulloch Secrethry Alan Shropshire Tammy Sanders Vice-President Alan Carlisle Rhonda Ragsdale Treasurer s fl Historian-Rep President ez 1 when , I ZZ! V W I B - MW! y A 4 rerrll A Q f.g: MLW W ' V. .V 1 f i in Q 'B - f iff si 657 , z . if rr 3 E 4 1 l 5 fr E MQ ff. .f Sify ,, 4 27 5 Qiif in uf, ,, f . r M . ' i a A ? 5 l ' m y nni in a X' - A ' 4' h,,A ,., ., , ff g, ,,,.' i , an i , i W X X . - - F! 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V.-'- lg g V , , 1 ,,.- i f? -- '.,' K Douglas Wise Rick Wisemann .J James Woods i Danny Young NJ: Sherry Vernon Sylvia Villarreal Yolanda Villarreal Raymond Vriseno Susan Walker Jay Warrick Rita Watts Henry Weatherman Dana Welch Tina Werner Diane Wesson Melonie Whiteley Roy Whiteley Sammy Whitley Debra Whitmire Rod Whitmire Kim Wilhite Angela Wilkins Ron Williams Ted Williams Ray Williford jeff Willis Larry Wilson Mary Wilson Monty Wilson FRESHMAN PERS ONA LI TIES FA VORI TES MOST DEPENDABLE Teresa Albright Jay Warrick Bryan Hargrove Debra Whi . av. BEST ALL-AROUND WI TTIES T ACADEMICS ADM INIS TRA TION A ,Qt L- fa l From left to right: W. B. Long, Dan Lord, Kelly Britt Jr., Benny Bay, Charles Powell, johnny Huston, and Robert Kennedy President, Dan Lord Vice-President, W. B. Long Secretary, Robert Kennedy An iY1'lpO1'f3I1E d?llIC f-OT tl'lC ?1dI'T1iHiSlIf21fi0Il is the I1'lCCtiI1g of tl'lC school l302ll'Cl OHlIl1C second MOHd2ly of each mOIlfll, AHIOIIE the more important things discussed at the meetings are the selling of school bonds, financial standing of Belton Schools and all current business projects of Belton Schools. These men Work on a voluntary basis for the welfare of the school. When important events come up, they are called to meet during the day. They usually spend about three hours at each of their meetings. 182 'li ::. v ,r wvggp. Tax Assessor. Donald Aycock Business Manager: Elmo Cummins Student helper: Carleen Tulloch Auxiliary employees: jo Ann Alford, Kitty Burton Curriculum Director: Joe Pirtle Auxiliary employees: Debbie jones, Dorothy Shepherd SUPERIN TENDEN T Mr. Douglas has the responsibility of seeing that everything is run smoothly in the Belton Schools. Some of his jobs include: hiring the best faculty possible, organizing the public relations program of our school system and working along with the school board. His mail interest is developing a program ofeducation in Belton which meets the needs of our com' munity and is worthwhile to everyone in the community. Pictured bottom right is Dorothy Langston, Secretary to the superintendent. n I., 184 N. L. Douglas ,ff ' ' rrwwffd-www' of ' . , , ff' , ., 'i 1 .-nf Q INCIPAL Royce Boren af' 5 S -Q,-,...s, 4-Wm.-Mem-iff. E 2 alia 5, 1 5 Mr. Boren is a definite asset to Belton High School. Among some of the more important things he does around the high school are preparing daily schedules ofactiv- ities that prove interesting and worthwhile to the students of Belton High School. He tries to involve himself, the faculty mcmf bers, and the students in the making of a better school. -- YK 9. is if V X y .,,, x - - ' . 'N' Q. mi L fi ,- f . ,,., . Y. , -' ft K Q t ,-- - up . 6. ,X X! W , . .Q,, 5, .J ..:., I . K, 5 3 x l gc. fwpggxf V RLY x kL.., .. , .. , . - .L.,,. , 1 1.5 . N 1 . .. . J i H4 3,523 rv Mitsui K Z ,K - , ,, k.., M .4 S ll, , ai Q '13 .J A ' Qu X Wv iff U w 31 ' X xr l i ' U E . f f l t ' wi' K x at ,V ff W it fl-in it ' wr' W , New R ' , . W. N ,. . raw A is t ,t t 2 sg ' -.: .g5.fifr2.1 tv H I M S' J R 1 A r c 4 Qi 'f 5170 J COUN ELOR AND ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mrs. Linda Fowler, Secretaryg Top right Mr. Elvin Tomlinson, Counselorg Bottom left Mr. Mark Anderson, Ass't Principalg Bottom right Bottom left: Mr. Tomlinson is caught in one of his more relaxing positions. When he's not relaxing, he is kept busy with preregistration, testing, personal counseling and many other things. Bottom right: Mr. Anderson is shown preparing himself for the morning rush of signing absentee and tardy slips for the students. One of his daily duties is deciding whether those absent are excused or unexcused. Another main duty ofthe assistant principal is handling disciplinary problems. , t X 1 k ss, I Xs - - fiwiaeiiiigg . 9' - A 1-if . . f U few: ft 1 : K X s o - X .. ..,.,.. .. ...,.. . . , , s at 1 -5' :maj . 1' ,.,.,.. -S . . 1, .A . . It '- A 7ACULTY ENGLISH AND LIBRARY Louise Barnes Marian Burnett Donna Carpenter Oleta Cox Weeta Sue Evans Judy Heartfield Peggy Hughes Doris West Loretta Causey Gertrude York Mrs. Barnes third period se- nior English class is shown bottom left. This was when they met in the auditorium before the new English department was finished. Shown bottom right are the workmen finishing the new English department which is located in the basement. SCIENCE AND MA TH Chester Critchfield Geraldean Hitt Victor Salazar Joe Brooks David Coppin jerry Davis Shirley Hughes james Jackson joe Bailey Jones Bottom left: Mr. jackson is pictured helping Gordon Hilley with a math problem. He takes time to help his students before, during, and after school. Bottom right: Mr. Critchfield is shown setting up the microscope for LaQuita Hicks and Mike Miller in Biology I. Ji: -IISTORY AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES discussion. Center right: Shown is Mrs. Tilley's American History class having a Top left: Mrs. Reichert's Civics class is shown taking notes. 41+ Frances Dalton Wayne Langford Diana Cowan Alex McKee jamie Reichert james Williams Lanelle Welch Mary Sue Tilley VOCA TIONAL . ,,,. gi f ,,, Margaret Davis Ed Franklin Van Maedgen Cynthia Marcotte Jonas Milam Shirley Patterson Patsy Sanford B. B. Shaw B. H. Taylor, Jr. .. B 5,,,gg3j1gg:,::fg'- ,... .fc ,,.. 1 , ..., ' 1 Y ' P , ,,.. .rs my r lf ws .I- R YA x ,,,r , - 'Nt' E ,-as 1 -- ., at WMS? QP Wir mg. it Q A RE R .N at its l 1 2 'ff iafemli 2 ,i .. W? fb y X 'f lg Ek 22 ....., . P Alir N ssr f rrayr: A rr, i ' 1 1l ..r, ,,,,.. ' 'l ,W ,, f ', l ', .. H - ' -' 3 , 'sss x ' f' -'WWW 1 P lfEQfQ . s ' I , f ' 190 Pictured center right is Dolores Housewright laying a pattern in Homemaking II. Shown left are Mrs. Potts and Mr. Lott who are the vocational counselor and supervisor with offices in the new vocational building. E. AND HEALTH ming Skills. ing basketball. Top left: Tracy Sanford is show making use of his time and the gymnasium practxc Center right: Donna Sutter and Dorothy Russell are shown in the forehand posi tion during a volleyball game. This was Mrs. Sitz's first period class Bottom left: Mrs. Douglas's sixth period P.E. class is shown displaying their tum XI v ,E Aww M 2 K Q MN Janice Douglas Ronald Ray Betty Sitz Hugh Sullivan Charles Wilcox 192 FINE AR T5 Richard Crain . . Eddie Franklin Mike Watson U l is ir W ss i Z it , r L E KFWI7 Q' A, 4 ,fr A' s, 'if' L: E3 1 541 .fi rr f 2, 3 . llul, l 2 5942 lggiffg EL 5 M 31 1 Z Center left the band is pictured ready to perform Elsie Brown is pictured center right working on a belt project in art. This was something new they learned called macreme. Bottom left the band director, Mr. Crain is shown in his office. Bottom right the band is shown boosting the spirit at the downtown pep rally. BUSINESS Linda Bridges t Prudie Harvey 415, Maxine Smithson Shown center ieft is Mrs. Harvey's sixth period Typing I class under the instruction of her student teacher, Mrs. Arp. Mrs. Harvey's first period bookkeeping class is shown bottom left preparing their workbook to be graded. Mrs. Smithson is shown bottom right giving her Typing II class a lesson in changing the typewriter ribbon 193 OFFICE GIRLS Top right: Klauclya McKee, Claudia Drake, Marilyn Srthmiclt. Wanda Turnbo Center left: Rhonda Alford. Paula Pirtle, Paula Tulloch Center: Cynthia Bartek, Beverly Boney. Virginia Howard Bottom left: Patricia Grimm, Elsie Brown. Vickie White, Cynthia Welch EX h ix' X N mix W ,NA iir 57 E arf , K3 W..f ' is gf?-'fills in i -'- -- is k,-V f .ij gi 1:,,,V 5 ' H13 ff: mu ivri e wwf: A E 3 E 5 5 2 E Top left: Cathy Petty, Mary Salazar, Pam Heaton, Donna Bird Top right: Betty Critchfield, Special aide Bottom right: Mary Jane Britt, Julie Stewart, Susan Rhodes, Patty Potts LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Top right: Eunice Vaca, Diane Carver Bottom right: Nancy jones, Norman Nortlien, Patty Ervin Bottom left: Karen Collier,DcbbieJol1nson 5 ' 196 'iiffif ' ',i- i tllt gf? ,,,.. ' 3 1 T W I M QQ Z A we ttttt t h , V ' L l' 4 WA I ,i My ,gl , M, K- 3 Q 'H , ,ai-wwf i,2- ,queen- ,ff in-s:,.. f , i 5 if as ,naw I ' f 225525-iff' LZVZ a i a KK'Vk Qi. ,sa iiig ,i,m,.:..5,. . tv kqbz M c cs T gui ,M ii. 2- 'L , .X csic is- ' ,,, Ei, ,,x I 77. Q ii is at wif as i 2 'vi' A t L,:l Top left: Margaret Wilson, Brenda Hicks Bottom left: Jo Anne Cole, Lois Vaca, Vallie Watkins. Marilyn White Karen Collier is pictured at the top right placing magazines in the rack. Mrs. York, librarian, is pictured center right using the electric stylus. CAFETERIA FRIENDS CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR OSIE BAKER ns gk, , M in 41. K? E5 m,,: R i COOKS ,ZRR From left to right: Ann Watson, Agnes Bartelc, AARRA fi Elaine Kalluse, and Alma Ree Wallace This year's cooks were kept busier with an added lunch period. They served an average of 250 peo- lL ple a day. At the right they are shown preparing 1,1A V .VIQ their speciality Shepherd's Pieu which consists of meat and vegetables in a potato crust. AVL:Alt ' ' 3, Rllii .etie E, Bottom right are shown the helpers Lyn Wiley and Atili Xily m David Statam passing out milk to Carleen Tulloch. .-.-' VV t Shown bottom left in the cafeteria is part of the crowd from the B lunch period. .4 eflf 198 NN L USTODIANS R QQ. fi' i Q. r r M ,M a in ,ghi .. , . . I r Y Rani Top: E. S. Barrett, james Gooding Center: Roy Smitlyjames Smith, Anderson Lee Bottom: Leroy Collins Bottom right: Shown are the Building and Trade boys build- ing a fence around the garbage cans. 1 BUS DRIVERS Top right: Thompson, Young, Rebovich, Ivie Center left: Burrell Center right: Bridges, Whitis, Golden, Quattlebaum Bottom right: Kinsey, Adams ki! Maintenance Supervisor: Mr. Jones 200 .vii -a ,K i FW Pb--Q Q S r aw .-. '? 1 Rv qi Q f X .Q A - -- 7, 51.135 ft ,ft V BELTON AREA CHAMBER OF coMMERcE 100 B k BIG RED 3,-QV 'FW' A 'G 'Zi ac ers of ! .31 46 f 'f V, 'mv' 5 'gfm ,UU-rf, X - f - sv 4 X Q - f ?4 :N- A 'AZ 'X . f Y A fx- ' l ' Xx ' . ' X l EBn sBg 5 Q 5 a 3 2 2 M N Ol lCll ll M My QGBQ 3 Q 2 A 3 TINER PHGT 9 GRAPHY I-hghway 81 South Belton Phone 939 5038 BIG 3 um urn wel -3 BIG 3 Auto Supply Tecl jones H H Mack McDonald Machlne Shop Servlce Nlght Phones 939 3695 778 5158 or 939 5025 Delco Remy? G.atesYMcQuay Norrrsf Monroe Avenue M at 51st Temple TQQSQS1 P 0 WELL SUPPLY . C0e1?TP,1?F1?Ff'UP5 Q5 CGMPANY 3 G E Apphances Goodyear Trres :of ' P L 504 East Central Belton Texas 20. South Main. rp. TIRES l G00LD,i9i'EAR Templeulexas, I -- u llQ.,.'f,. 1: HH ' ,, K3 f- -f' 'lriz-' :-:'r',:T .11--tzzgqrgr- gg.:,..: ,x Ci 77 cc ax: 2: .- , ' . I 9 1' .: ,s :Q rgrflf.--5':i'f',9'L:.::'1.. A .Y . U ' I Q ,I , , Premium Brand DIVISION OF THE SUSQUEI-IANA CGRP MANUFACTURERS OF MINERAL WUOL PRGDUCTS P O Box 703 Belton Texas 76513 World s Largest Independent Rock Wool Manufacturers ROCKWCOL Plant Locat1ons Belton Texas F ontana, Cahforma Pueblo Colorado 'f-3.6 Ti , n 'iii 9' - f EI t il' i1.i- 1,53 ' , 1 .. 1 ' , , V MELVIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY .d. SOUTHWESTERN TRANSIT 4' COMPANY INC T . .S ' PITTMAN S CLEANERS 81 LAUNDRY hhv o h Y POTTS BROS HARDWARE H, App' S dT1 : 939-2211 Mr.T.J.H'y 939-3411 ' Mb'lO'l8cG 7Dy AW l23ON thM' Dr Pepper p T 773-3376 BRUCE CAMPBELL AND SON P LUMBER COMPANY 21S rh4ch T pl T Comphments of ardware Pamts hances Sportln Goods an e ev1s1on Sets See us for all your bu1l mg needs Phone s a es - LEON HEIGHTS DRIVE-IN GYOCCFICS o 1 1 as Safe ransportatlon Open a s eek T E anderford Preslclent Belton, Texas or am 0 Tem le, exas ou em e, exas 1 Throug T e ears ur Business Has Grown Throug Qualit and Service. S27 BUTCH s DRIVE IN R S RESTAURANT 702 E C 1 asc em ESTAERAE Belton Texas 1 Western Wear Horse Supphes GO Blg Red Comphments of B BAR D WESTERN STORE T G 8. 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SPORTING Goons 60 N M S 939 3611 OPEN 6 AM 11 PM 7 DAYS A WEEK yBkgB HEARTFIELD FLORIST FLOWERS ARE THE GIFT WHICH MAKE AN EVENT A REMEMBERABLE OCCASION W D I 939 3787 415 N h M FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 4, VT.,-. - ---f,f,y3'g- ,u...,,.......35333-53.311,W.,,,,,,,,1,,,-Hg.:-f -..N .wgfggvpg JONES H ME AND AUTO SUPPLY E E c 15 'u+ Ph 939 3785 C of S ppl BELTON BOOK STORE 104N tI1M n 9395191 NORMAN LUMBER C 0 MPANY 81 N RMAN AND S N READY MIX C 0 NCRETE C 9 hM1f E S pl YN TEMPLE DAILY TELEGRAM P I ' L'.' G ' 'P f ' A ' 162 ast ' Ientral , Teni le, Texas I I ' Bel on, Texas , 1 f ' Uffice DieS Bcioki-I C9135 11 'aih tit-:bt Bel Ohirrrexas -1. .' .' ji '.,, ., 5 gy I ,A '- .- K -'-- 5M iq-, :.: HAM me in' 'igRed 1-, ll J . :xl , --,. ,- 1 1: 1 H 2 'r-': ' L- L A EtFLu7 A JY 1 I I It ,-'. 1 ix V11 I gt P f ' A I Sotiti Sfaei: Manila 1 SP'Ill1i3 ' ies Far Ever eezr' 'Weaver I I Q 'Lx ' I I -, -- vw --'1 ' .- , L .Q . .,:..:L . M--A --- 1 - Temf'1e,i4exas I MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Courtesy Demonstration By Appointment Joy -I. Baer ...... ...... A . . Owner CLEM MIKESKA S B Q 1305 West Adams ............ 778-1722 Temple, Texas Our Customers say H It s Texas Fmest Bar B Q 61tf'11z1f1o'10 0 mv l ' Ave M 86 57th Phone 778 5481 Temple Texas ' - - 66' 7. Q ' f as 9 L. s. JAMES, JEWELRY Local Santa Fe Watch Inspector 12 East Central Temple, Texas Phone: 773-2954 Youngstown Shopping Center 'YQ A ' 1 1-me Youngstown Shopping Center BRITT DRUG COMPANY , , . Belton, Texas 112 East Central 939-2682 XX , ff' N DANIEL UICK GA KA F. 'Daniel Howell ' Hundley Fme Shoes Towne and Country Mall ,206 E. Adams Temple , Buick +Op'e1, 23 years service tothe Central Texas 2 ' area BELTGNQS omits? ANU LARGEST damimioag sei-use Since wb? iiiiltdn, 'rem FL C. AW552' VZ.. DEPARTNENT STORES iiiiilllliiiiilllllhanm 5 I EIIIIH .z4na4f0'aJaon,uvnwd0uw1da45hq iw-'W .mv w A2317 Hours 9 30 AM 9 30 PM GLAZENER S GARAGE 120 North Penelope Smlth Corona 8C Qlympla Typewrlters R C Allen Cash Regxsters GEI-IA Stenc1l Duphcators Rex Rotary Standard Fluld Duphcators Sales Serv1ce Rctauls andSupp11es J HNNIE'S OFFICE MACHINES 17 South 2nd Phone 778 7608 Temple, Texas KT N AM 940 stereo EM 106 3 YOUR TIGER SPORTS STATION M SYSTEM FOOD STORE In Store Bakery TOWNE 86 COUNTRY SHOPPING MALL FIRST NATIONAL BANK Your Funds Are Safe Here Every Deposrtor Insured Up to 3320 000 FDIC Owen P Carpenter Presldent Alton C Martrn Vlce Presldent Glenn Blarr Cashrer M1ldred KHISCI Assrstant Caslner Dorothy Golden Assrstant Cashler BELTON JOURNAL Your Hometown Newspaper Servrng Belton Srnce 1866 106 West Central Phone 939 3366 u an H I ' I , - ' 7 W . . , . S . Cakes For AU Occasions Dr. J. W. Pittman, Vice President, inactive 6 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 BELTON CAR WOMBLE PARTS INSURANCE A AGENCY t TALMAGE BUCKY WILL SON t 76513 939 1631 113N Orth Ma Bel on, Tex as 57 General Contractor ' P. O. Box 204-Phone 939-2646 -' A Bel on, Texas I DAIRY QUEEN Eafsft Central . Belton 939-5021 - DUKE 8. AYRES Your Dollar Buys More At Your 5 8: 10 Cent Store Nw HERRING S Our compllments to our many frrencls and customers m Belton High Complete out f1tters to men and boys Downtown Temple 778 3538 FOWLER S ENCO 303 North Mam Belton Texas Phone 939 9943 Wash Tune up Lubrrcatron Road SCYVICC Stan Fowler Owner D1rector BELTON MINIMAX INCORPORATED 204 North East Belton Texas FRANK SEFCIK A COMPLETE Department Store Distributor ofMcQuay Norris BLAIR 81 POTTS QUALITY HIGHER THAN PRICE fedsmg 939 3333 Parts for all 'Makes and all Models Phone: 939-3545 Belton, Texas ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS Qfformerly Day 84 Night TVI Belton Temple Killeen TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS OF ROY O. COWAN coNs1GNEE LAKE AIR POOLS Design Engineering Landscape Residential Supplies Commercial Maintenance Quality Swimming Pools R . Spam ABSTRACT 2932 Dutton R. S. Hollingsworth Waco, Texas 76711 OWNER 817 754-4551 Frank J. Turner . . . Manager Frank J. Turner jr. . . . Assistant Manager Established 1876 H E B FOOD STORE . DOWNTOWN BELTON WM 1 fl fl f Z EDERAL Avmos AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 114 E Central Ave Belton Texas ff ,fl , ,I ' E N ' ' 0 :jg W1 - 5 103515 I W 959 ,rm , E V Y STAGECOACH PROPERTIES, INC. Great spot for: A sales meeting, con- vention, family reunion, or personal holiday! Try the delicious food and the luxurious tranquility in Salado. Cr Interstate V35 at Salado. Texas Re'servat1ons. ae 817 947-5111 Compliments of DAN STEAKLEY CHEVROLET CO. Your one stop center for new and used cars . . . Phone 939-3771 Belton Texas WlI.SON GULF BEU. 'COUNTY ABSTRACT - CIQNXPANY Complete Records of -all Beli County titles 2Member oif 'Texas Land Title .Asseoici-ation and American Land Title Associaftiion Wm A Steve Stephens Manager P 0 BOY 239 939 5801 Belton Texas 7 6 513 Abstracts T1t1e Insurance CLINE RUGS rCe'smretiecs.4Sjpor1:in'g Goods -Gifts Presfcripvtion Service 210 Central .Avenue -'21 54 fSi'l'lfCiE 15894 939 9934 311 North Mam TULLOCH ROTHERS PLUMPBiN1G COMPANY 107 East ,Avenue ,A LAW INSURANCE AGENCY ALL LINES OF INSURANCE AND BONDS 114 East Central Avenue Pj O. Box 450 Belton, Texas Phone: 939-37 1 1 BELTON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President Richard Meyer Vice-President Moody Evans Secretary-Treasurer Billy Don Miller Directors Bobby Tulloch Joe Pirtle Raymond Caffrey YEA TIGERS!! WE ARE BEHIND YOU 1,000,00075 LANE WEBB OFFICES Located in Chamber ofCommC1'ce Buildlng Suite No 3 110 N Main St Belton Texas 4 A Bail Bond Service I 86 W Loan Company Bell County Bail Bond Service S 8c W Cattle Company 939 1758 778 3681 Home obile M Congratulations Seniors 72 LANE WEBB 939-1231 Of 939-1941 ....,.,,,., office Compliments of QUALITY DISCOUNT CENTER Your CompIete Department Store Open every mght untll 9 PM LOW DISCOUNT PRICES Phone 7 1 8 487 1 Towne and Country Mall Temple JOHNSON INSULATION Acoust1caI TIICS Duct Wrapplng Insulatlon Contractors Old Waco Road Belton Texas Insu1at1on Doesn t Cost 210 North Penelope It Pays Belton Texas Phone 939 1821 P O Box 567 . 7 V - I 1 , I Awnings -Patio Covers 7 ' 9 , I WESTERN AUTO Congratulatlons to the Class of 72 from The F amlly Store BR TEX Home Owned By L M Hancock 339 North Main Belton Texas 76513 Belton Texas - Free Pick-up 8: Delivery Trust your car to the man who H wears the star. uto associate store 939,9024 4 V it I 316 East Central ' 8171939-1471 Compliments of SCOTT AND WHITE Temple, Texas RIVER FOREST MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Compliments of 1. . b d 'ywnznclvougiwnfs B'uvjggsszs1QfoRfLfssi-12 De 1c1ous Smorgas or 939-5711 l 939-9026 99 9 '999 9999 . he 1. 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V .sVV, ..c., .. .V ls, V . V , , fi P-: 24 .. 5. to lllll lllllll l ' ' REG us ur off K-N ff Qt HOLIDAY INN OF TEMPLE Dining Room 84 Coffee Shop Open 6 AM til 10 PM to use. TEXAS POWER LIGHT COMP-XNY A tal-U3Ylng. lrvvGSiOl-DWUQG QIBCUIC utility If there's a better way, we'll find it. Thomas A. Edison, the research genius of his time, found a better way of life for the world when he first put electricity Later, research by the electric industry and companies like Texas Power 8. Light Company created hundreds ol D new conveniences for home, industry gl and farm. And the future seems limit- J less. TPSL, in cooperation with other electric utilities, univer- sities and the electric F industry, has carried on -4 a number-of research . programs spanning a wide variety of fields- lrom exploring the possibili- ties of converting heat and chemical energy directly into electricity, to developing a vastly improved design for electric water heaters and taking a part in nuclear study, research and development programs. It there's a better way, we'll find it! . You Can Always Find Good Our Compliments Shoes At Reasonable Prices At to the BHS ,FLOYD'S SHOES Student Body 84 Belton, Texas Downtown Temple If you're serious . . about college, about technical-vocational education SELECT THE SCHOOL WITH THE HIGHEST CREDENTIALS TEIVIPLE -JUNIOR COLLEGE Established 1926 ASSOCIATION OF TEXAS COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEQES AND SCHOOLS TEXAS PUBLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE ASSOCIATION AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGES SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGES TEXAS COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY SYSTEM TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY .MD . .. Your Fashion-Alert: The LAIR staff of 1972, would like to: give appre ciation to each store, college, and individual for purchasing an advertisement, and therefore en- couraging '72 annual readers todo business with them. 3 Thank you, Friendly Department Store The '72 Lair Staff Temple, Texas Flnest 1n Entertamment Belton Owner Raymond Fowler AU TOGRA PHS s F l 3 i BELTONIAN THEATER 219 East Central 1 ' . 1 l 2? A ,fu 1 -I A ,- . 5' IT ALL No man is an ISLAND, entire ofitselfz every man is an piece of the CONTINENT, a part of the MAIN: . .. any man's death diminishes ME. becadse l am in- voIved in MANKIND: And therefore never send to know for whom thc BELL tolls: lt tolls for THEE. from MEDITATION 17 by john Donnc P i k i ,wilt ,, T' jf MQ .W mf-W. , Tig Q 'Q rfff K ' 5, 3 ., W I f, H Y ff fv ef' gg, . :sail-qu wwe-1 ,... xi, 'K A Y W yr My-J Sm' 'His ,4 , mh,,,,,M . v A W NT . .,, 1:3 J jsp 5-0 Q, f-3 ,, ' f ff A 1 . 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