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Ati' 'M -'-' 1'- - ,....,...,-f--....,., if 1' , x-Vu, , if JG '1 rl .g,! lf 21 M yn.. 1 ff .. , x X Q x-m.,..,.WM Ez ... ,.gg'm.,a..., I as L .,..:I...2 JM f- V 3 '- V . 6 V X .Q ' . . ,.,, .1 ,. fi? K 3,012 gf-'X , 4 . V' V M - L' - 1 ,,,, , K 1 ' F . ,J 1 1 if A- M 4 . , - , 4. few, H . . ,W 41? 1 as i 1 Pride is a big thing at BHS. A winning football team, a first class band, along with other accomplishments of various clubs and individual students rates pride high on the list of things shared by students. The pride of Belton traveled to California to participate in the Tournament of Roses Parade. The Marching 100 was the ficial Texas representative in the parade. A decorated car displays the sentiments of the entire student body. QMQYBGNNQJ I 32i2l,SS'.!1Qi .GIRLS STKYH . A QILHOUEITE CFA QI-IMENT Lisa Kennedy, Jennifer Bay, Cheryl Lawson, and Janet Kerley repre- sented Belton at Girls State. Janet Kerley clowns around for the camera at Girls State. Joe Price, Harold Whitis, Grant Critchfield, and John Cox were Belton's representatives at Boys State. Representatives to Boys and Girls State are chosen on the basis of grades, conduct, leadership, and various other qualities of good character. They participate in learn- ing of the state government by holding elections among themselves a.nd ca.rrying on various duties of government. Band members take advantage of a rest stop on the way to California. Several twirlers huddle together in the early morning cold while they wait with the rest of the band for the beginning of the parade. Tv fi'igl135l 4 r'9' Q9 1, ,wg an mn. fi p 'N f-A M2 0 0 The Marching 100 lines up for the official start of the Rose Parade. Peggy Connally fondles one of the animals at the Universal Studio's zoo which the band visited while on the trip. Band members pose with friend at Disney- land, another stop on the journey. Diana Dulany is confronted with a lifelike Frankenstein at Universal studios. SPIRIT... A student of BHS generally shares one thing with all his fellow students-the enthusiasm and spirit displayed at sports events. Belton has been well known for its tre- mendous school spirit and this year the town as well as the student body backed Big Red through Quarter Finals. Big Red cheerleaders lead the team onto the field at the beginning of another game. On the sidelines, the cheerleaders encourage fans in cheering on Big Red. Kathy Meredith displays her enthusiasm and skill at one of the pep rallies. . . .A QILI-I OFENTHUQVXQM The Tiger Dolls contribute spirit in the stands at the Homecoming game. The Marching 100 takes the field for a vic- tory march after the Big Red Machine plows over another opponent. H NG... I 1 I ! Homecoming at BHS is a festive occasion which in- cludes the selling of mums , the crowning of a Queen, and the added excitement of the bonfire. The day before Homecoming, students are excused from classes early and spend the remaining part of the day gathering wood. That night, the fire is lit and a pep rally accompanies the proceedings. All of these are traditions at BHS. Miss Susan Kelton was crowned Homecoming Queen in pre-game ceremonies at the Belton-Gatesville game. A V, lik U I H HV H yggfigi WEMIE I 535' ' VW'WfLLf I . . ' W w mv M f ff f '4H7i, ' X 1 ', ' 'Wu f' , ,Q ' ,.., ,E5v,,,:-1-,Z 'V ' f awww N., V gy ar :j,.'1.. v ,,W W - ii si! -, Wu' , f :af ' K Wt? ' M 'm0r ' ' 5 WW W ' . ,QQ J am. 5 W ,,,, ,, V W, . Wk A 5 an .- hi ef Q. if, ' ff 5 M . , W i s YM.:,w.3,,,i,fl M .. .t ai S+ . ' .i f ww -gi -Q '-Q M 'lffaf fm . Q ' fma ' V we 'N ,mv '. '1?gfv-ffW,gt..'1f if ,, - WW fi 1 - ' ' V - ' as sn 4, X QM !-A ,, my ' , 'S t .- , f. 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TRADITION... field for a tra march. d d d t Ald h l b lc h h f Kyle Field b h h Panthers After each h b d and cheerleaders take to the ditional Victory game,t e an hold true for en Be ton 1I1 B1- A- - . , , , . 9 - 'ff 2: ' X ' 1.1 Tlsifiuz 'WEE Y, lil Willllflllllllli Wl: will l'FWl3f'lllW - NW 'lwmllh Xlllllllml ee el - X N ex X X fi ge flfllbflil . 1: il ,Nil , : , f lr- E gg! .1 ,Q 1 .M-N. ,ll Wy i QQ1 ?Q?YYlIXflNf. 1 1 W ,ll N ww ill 'Q ' W w l W l mm X N fl wr ' . l l W M ' f ' 2 X ' X X M V , ff' X xl I W .ly l 1 f 1232. ,f fi '- ' xllfx'lY:l wild wh X l X ll ,ij 1, f 9 V y- ' f 4 w x S :X x X H Q X, 'U r ld' l N N xx ll ls l wl ,T 'N w N 1 ' fx N' W l w 'f1,f xgw-.':'-all -NX X xl. w l Q lj. ,ll l X ' , l M 1 V my ww ,Nw W l X M l 5' m, f 1x. l l qv M 1 l l' W fffff , :illlwm -l' Y W I , l 21 ,2 W:avW W,jQ-,WQ . ll .1.... l l ' l A QILHOUEITE OF VALUES A traditional senior function is a spring dance which is given each year by the parents. Every year the Honor Society members are given a day to teach. Janet Kerley taught in Mrs. Reich- ert's American Government class and found it nec- essary to remove a disruptive court member. This year's senior play was Up the Down Stair- case which was presented in February. ADJU . . .A QILH OF GE With the shortage of ,. i,,,, t X5-qgfafa Af22: Q gas0l1ne,1t waSn'f Q 1 i e , 1 too unusua to see a , K Car bemg Pushed when the su 1 ran r 342 ,,,- tf.,,, K ,.r. fi ,,,,J3?W., . M1447 4- an info. fa ,JZ 1 weg-www? tvw f af If ,w,ff:fv?4fegfwQ?fiU: , J f -ff-,f z , , s, ,. Buff , ,2x,f.f.,A,,,, ,, ,iw , ,Jef . ., A t Q '. .- Ou ' ,Q'1 In an effort to save e I fuel Pres1denr N1xon t ' H ,h'i- 4 1 - asked that the speed 3 ,. l1m1t be reduced to , ' ' Jefeifrv-z ,I:', 1: 1, ftgvxm and 50'm Texas If was Y L,'. 55' f J ,' ',,e'e M ee ' ,,,., 1 C . H . E ralg unter CIICS . to thumb a ride from i 'V l a pretty passing ,pi Cychst- - l In accordance with the energy crisis, sports event were scheduled earlier in the day, car pools were encouraged among students and faculty. Daylight Savings Time went into effect all year around and to avoid students having to come to school 'fi M, ii 4 t V 4 -es ' 2 Wa. 3 3 W Q W at f 'J in the dark, the school board set the entire school schedule ahead one half hour. Most students and teachers preferred sk the new schedule, but on April 1, the old schedule went back into effect. ION... A QILHOUEITE OF EMOTVON Expressions are the way people read each other's feelings-sadness, happiness, anxiety, uncertainty, con- cern, sympathy, and astonishment are but a few of the many emotions we all express from time to time. Chery Oxley holds a look of detachment and uncon cern as she rests wearily during the school day. Mr. johnson smiles with pleasure as he conducts the Freshman Band. Bobby Wulf has a look of disgust or perhaps even horror on this face-one might think he has just seen THE EXORCIST. A grim look of concern shows in Frankie Martinez's face as he watches a Big Red baseball game. Happy and bubbling with energy, Liz Smith clowns for the camera. ACITVTTIEQ . . LeeAnn Kersey applies make-up to Grant Critch- Held before the Senior play, Up the Down Stair- case. Kyle Kelton and Carrie Dingus move together at the Sock Hop sponsored by the Student Govern- ment. Gina Barnes, Brenda Benskin, and Richard Stone are seen in a performance of Ok1ahoma! A SIL!-I OF- INV www M X li p J' 5 , I 'X .- , ,,,, Being involved means being active at work and play. Involvement in vari- ous school activities requires long hours of dedication and work whether it be at sports. band. choir, drill team, or club activities. Miss Ford Country, Sandy Langston, entertained the school with a selection of songs and films of commercials. Being a member ofthe band was a re- warding experience. The Tiger Dolls performed a jazz routine at their last performance. Lisa Gullien was one of che many stu- dents who participated in various sports. ON. . .AQILHOUEITEOFA QI-WENT f i Zi? '11 Nervousness overtakes seniors as they line up for commencement. While waiting for time for Baccalaureate, students chat among themselves. Baccalaureate was held the Sunday before graduation in the auditorium. 5 W The graduating class was fortunate for the weather was good and commencement took place on the football field Seniors leave the field after receiving their diplomas. SRS '74 was shouted as the class threw their mortar boards high into the air. The end of a long journey had come to an end and the joy was evident on the faces of each graduate. HONORS MD. AND MIQQ BJ-LQ. Sena is a truly deserving Miss BHS. Sena is known by al- most everyone in school and liked by everyone who knows her, both students and faculty members. Sena came to Belton her Freshmen year. She was a member ofthe National Honor Society, serving as Secretary her senior year. She was a mem- ber ofthe volleyball team for three years, serving as Captain her senior year and being chosen most valuable player at the Killeen All-Tourney. Sena was Secretary of the Senior class, was elected Most Dependable her Sophomore year, Best All-Around and Homecoming Queen herjunior year and, finally, her senior year, Sena was not only chosen by the student body as Miss BHS, but was also chosen by the faculty as the Outstanding Student. ,X tif, 5 . . W . M I .... ,.,M,,,, -Ib' Mike is a.n athlete in every sense of the word. He was a member of the varsity football team for three years, serving as a Captain his senior year. Mike has also been an out- standing member of basketball, baseball, and track for three years. Mike was a member of the mile relay, which won a first at regional and a third at state. Mike was also Class Favorite his junior year. Of himself, Mike says, Fm mean, strong, ugly, and I eat blood and guts for breakfast. MIKE'S PHILOSOPHY Have a desire and you'll succeed, Don't look to be led, be a leaderg Don't look behind, because the future is ahead. When you fall, don't stay down, for it's not a sin to fall, it's a sin to stay down. When someone needs help, help them and you will be helped. Like people and you will be loved. Follow the Golden Rule and it will follow you. an ww v 4 w. ,W ,Q- ,Vw , f l! aa E? M L, lA lf' 'MW Wfw L. f 3 wi vm 6 uf ,f If if .M Lf rp, QEMWWEVQ ,4 L 5 1 A v I an Q 3 l Y - , Y ,,. ' ITMJ-I ,ini .25 ' , ww I w':lW 'A 1 11721 1 Shi'.. 'P1fE , 3f2.,JUN'0Pf if ,l M324 :ev mm mm ,?2f1Ls:' A TEDWI been a class ficer for two member and Hon- She a member of the Marching X was Class was the District and Area FFA Sweet- heart. Teresa was , also a' Home- , coming Queen X nominee. P N5 Q 3 Y A ,W ' :f jgglkwgg 53? J 1 'Q 33521 - ...V 24 p vm Uk 'ww- wi 1 5,- 2532169 555 . 5' H5 Q' 4 N.. V3 RF x E I E K 1 5 F - 3Tf- M , ' Eiwimf!-' A-mi' I ti i A ?5l?W9fwZ2 ' 4. Q1 SQ , ' 'Ulm WZfQ?lCY1i'Y'W5f 5 I V 2 s S 1 E I 1 i 1 1 i 3 v E K 2 E Q S 2 1 I I Q s I 5 F425 .4Hl'lfl ,13? d '1Y 151 4?B.Kz!M1b1Ar WK Qg Ws WA33Z9 has m6l'Bo'iW9'5EE' .'K:a. vQ m ?Mv 3 . X1lizffV AX-a if f 1 ,W Q fs is 3? 3, k W-Q M Zviwfxii 4 1 M K iw us ia mf' ' , f 55- ,X w wi sw Q ,fa i NG i QED L ,. Q w I-I NG - BAND - U94 KENNEDY Susan was chosen Homecoming Queen by the stu- Lisa was elected Band Sweetheart of the Marching dent body in a school-wide election. She was crowned 100 by secret ballot. Lisa has been a member of the in pre-game ceremonies ofthe Beltonlhregville game, Marching 100 for three years and served as an officer Susan was a senior this year and served as cheerleader this year. Lisa is a senior this year. She also received for Big Red. the Phi Beta Mu award. ING-All-ILEIE MIKE Mike was chosen by the coaching staff as the Outstanding Athlete. Mike has been a member of the varsity football team for three years, serving as Captain his senior year. Mike has also participated in basketball, baseball, and track. Mike was a member of the mile relay which won a first at regional and a third at state. FO CINDY BOUNDQ Cindy was chosen sweetheart by the football team and crowned at the Georgetown-Belton game. Cindy has been a cheerleader for four years, serving as head her senior year. Her Freshman year, Cindy was chosen as the Outstanding Studentg her junior year, she was Senorita ofthe Spanish Club. Cindy has been active in many clubs and is a favorite among her classmates. FFA -TEREQAALBPJGFIT Teresa was chosen by the members of the FFA to be their sweetheart for the year. Teresa went on to win first in district and then placed as first-run- ner-up in area. M199 OEA-YVONNE 9173216 Yvonne was selected Miss OEA by the members of the club. She was chosen on the basis of her service to the club. M LE. GIRL-JANIQ Janis was chosen as the Most Versatile Senior Girl by the Business and Professional Women's Club. She was chosen by the faculty as an outstanding business student. '. ' :'1...Z- ICTOFZLAN ,AND PMN Cheryl Lawson was this year's vale- dictorian with a 96.58 grade average over a four year period. Cheryl's valedictory speech was on honesty. Annette Henderson was salutatorian with a 96.52 average. Her salutatorian speech was on the senior motto. TOPQUC Six students graduated with a 95 or better average They were Annette Hend- derson, Cheryl Lawson, Mark Brooks, Sena Ash, janet Kerley, and James Whitis. Honor graduates were Lawson, Henderson, Brooks, J. Whitis, Ash, Kerley, Kinney, virek, H. Whitis, Tulloch, Burton, Cox, Holland, Cannon, Stephens, Jackson, Kirby, Monfrini, Bryan, Jones, Schaub, Doughty, McCutcheon, Moore, tark, Farr, Mizell, Johnson, Flesher, Bay, Green, Norman, Morin, Laminack, Hunter. WAIZDQAQQEMBLV I-HG!-ILIGHTQ END OFYEAIZ Every year, as school comes to an end, students are recognized for various reasons. Outstanding accomplishments in sports, UIL, and literary events are acknowledged as well as accomplishments academically. Academic awards included: Dana Floyd, English Departmental awardg Cheryl Lawson, Sr. English award, Richard Kinney, Mathg Boyce Cabaniss, science, Richard Kinney and Melissa Johnson, Lating Rita Aguilar, Spanish: Sena Ash, business educationg Ronnie Vitek, bookkeepingg Melissa johnson, social studies. Other awards were Darla Kirby, VOEg Anita Schaub, annualg James Woods, library, Lorna Brown, reading, Richard Stone, choir, Ricky Robinson, Speech, Ann Flesher, One-Act-play, Martha Mon- frini, Journalism, and Sheryl Alexander and Retha Douglas received Tiger staff plaques for outstanding service. Kay Nichols was named outstanding Homemaking student. Mike Miller was selected Outstanding Athlete. Mike was given a scholarship to Sam Houston State University. Other Athletic Scholarship winners were Mike Collier, Joe Lindeman, Booker Russell, Harold Davis, and johnny Wallace. FFA awards included Eddie Fincher, Chamber of Commerce, David Coufal, Lions Clubg Mancel Bolton, Rodeo Club Scholarshipg Rodney Knelly, State Far- mer. Band awards included Helen Bloomer award, Jackie Connallyg Di- rector's award, Calvin Tynergjohn Phillip Sousa award, james and Har- old Whitisg the Phi Beta Mu award, Lisa Kennedy. Honors awards were given to Rodney Knelly, Retha Douglas, Robbie Jackson, Rita Aguilar, Mary Lou Cannon, Ronnie Vitek, Mark Pustka, David Guthrie and Henry Trevino, managers. Scholarship winners included Darla Kirby, Dr. B. R. Stocking Schol- arship to Mary-Hardin Baylorg Harold and James Whitis, Rotary Club scholarship. Darla also received the Business and Professional Women's Scholarship. Special recognition was given to several students. The Optimist Club award went to Jennifer Bay and Mark Brooks. The DAR Good Citizen award went to Sena Ash and James Whitis and Cheryl Lawson received the state DAR award. Mark Brooks received the Rotary Ring. PPE-SEASON PJOUNDUP The Belton Tigers opened the football season with their pre-season games. Opponents Big Red MIDWAY 0. . . . . 35 TAYLOR 0 . . . . 21 LOCKHART 0 . . . . 36 ROCKDALE 0 . . . . . 22 GEORGETOWN 0 . . . . . 28 DEL VALLE 0 . . ...... .... 2 4 Belton's Big Red Tigers won their first six pre-season games by not letting their opponents score on them. At the top right, you see 4 Bryan Sweeney running in and out of holes for a big Red touchdown. Bottom left, 4 Bryan Sweeney runs with the ball while 7 Mark Brooks and 75 Jay Warrick run and block for him at the, same time. Bottom right, 26 David Murray grips the ball and runs for a Tiger touchdown. Top right, the score was Midway 0 Belton 35. Left, Taylor 0 Belton 21, and right, Lockhart 0 Belton 36. In all three games the Tigers were victorious. Big Red Victorious, was the name of the game with the Belton Tigers beating the Rockdale Tigers 22-0. Above, quarter back, Roy Steger 16 ', runs with the ball with 8 Mike Miller ready to help. A mass of Big Red Tigers knocking a few Georgetown players heads together so to make room for the runner ending that game 28-0. 26 David Murray making his way through, with a beautiful blocking effort from 64 Robert Dominguez. Big Red Tigers made it six in a row with a final score of 24-0. Belton finished their pre-season games unscored on and ready for district competition. . o , TIGERS I-ACE I-AMPAQAQQ 49-6 Big Red starts it off right with a victory over the Lampasas Badgers 49-6g in their first district game of the season. Shown top is Belton's offensive line showing great determination to make those extra few yards. 88,' Bryan Hargrove and 89 Joe Price are tackling a Lampasas Badger on the move. v 26 David Murray fights his way through a line of Badgers while 16 Roy Steger hands the ball to him for another Tiger touchdown making the final score 49-69 f ' TIGERS 24-14 Big Red does it again with a win over the Gatesville Hornets 34-14. I A mass of Tigers. and Hornets tackle the ball on the 45 yard line. Joe Lindeman carries. Q 26 David Murray almost misses the ball on his way down the field for a touch- down. Joe Lindeman 40 runs and carries a Hornet with him while Mark Brooks 7 stays by in case of any help needed. Big Red played another fantastic game making the town and the people in it ' proud to live in the city of Belton. This was the anniversary of the game 2 years ago that Harry Wilson was seriously in- jured. TIGERS CIZUQI-I OOPPERAQ COVE 40-0 Big Red does it again with a score of 40-0 against the Cop- peras Cove Bulldogs. All the players saw action on this land- slide game at Bulldog stadium. 4 Bryan.Sweeney forges his way through a pile of Bulldogs. 4 Sweeney runs ahead of a dog to make a easy touchdown for the Tigers. A swarm of Bulldogs and Tigers search for the lost ball which was recovered by a Big Red Tiger on the 45. Big Red left the Held with great applause from the Tiger fans. - so, R , zone 21-0 neerze Big Red wins ZONE with a score of 21-0. Tigers won zone for the second time, and this year it was against the Cameron Yoeman. A mass of red shirts run to the aid of 88 Bryan Hargrove, helping out was 79 David Potts, 64,' Robert Domin- guez, 89 Joe Price, 68 Frankie Mar- tinez and f'84 james Norman. 40 Joe Lindeman pushes his way through for a Tiger first down with the help of 42 jay Killingsworth. Big Red won this game 21-0. DIQIRJCT 14-o TIGERS DUN OVER, .KA 52 District Champs was the yell you couf hear after the victory over the Tigers of Rockdale. 4O joe Lindeman still goes to: 26 David Murray runs through everyone with much determination, skill, and speed. Big Red Tigers beat the Rockdale Tigers off game with a season record of 12 wins and no losses. 1 l l l make a few more inches for that first clown 14-0. Belton goes on to the semi-final play-E B1 -DIQTTZICTCHAMPQ 5-2 USERS QI-!OI2J'CII2,C1JlTA.Ct v 1 l W After H hard-fighting game, Beltfm Came through OH David Murray is shown scrambling for yardage as several Pan op. The Tigers faced a very big and tough team that them close in. :roved their great ability. Endg Mike Miller, receives a hard thrown pass. He was also Ted Williams kicked the field goal which proved to be the de- credited with H key interception. :iding factor in the score since both teams accomplished a safety. 1 IZEGIONALPLAYOIIF 15-10 ONQUDEQEY Belton played one of their hardest games this year and probably ever in the eyes of the seniors and the other members of the football team. This was the last game for most of the players on the team. Grant Critchfield 17 runs down the field trying for a first down. Johnny Ray Wallace 55 tackles a Hender- son Lion on the loose. 4O Joe Lindamen runs through a mass of Lions. Big Red did a fantastic job this year and the student body is very proud of them. BANQUEI'-74 Freddy Pope received the manager's award for his three years of service to the Tigers. Billy Truax of the Dallas Cowboys was the guest speaker at the banquet. Miller, Collier and Wallace, tri-captains, show the Bi-District Championship award. Awards presented at the banquet went to: G. Critchfield-Most Conscientious Player, M. Miller-Coaches' Award, H. Davis and R. Dominquez-Harry Wilson Award, J. Wal- lace-Outstanding Linemang J. Lindeman-Outstanding Back, R. Carlisle and J. Kil- lingsworth-Fighting He art Award. -sv ,fx ' -Nz-1 , BIG CZ! IN ACUON w 1 , .V 3 , :.wk,?Qe?ff 5 .ig-1' by lf? L ' x ' V Q . 1- X, 1 . X X . 5 , K qi , . A ,fn ' , MM, m. . Q:-2 E Gif:--L Ye - Mi M if f , f ' m522z,gf Yiifzksf-iww Y'-JN iff .. .mv , Q- jvdxmviw' 453. Qgxsjzawx., , f 5 7,,,,,.w , ,L MM., W, ., .M , fr , .. 1fi,s,,,,-V . . , 1 A A wwf 77 it , . ..,, ., .,f,,,f1 5. , .,,,,fsQ1 , ,f if N f ' W N1 :wifi ffif,-1 ' . , Q , rj Q --fixbhku-fy 13 .V-my, . ..w,vy-Q if I L W ,gg X, L,.1Q4ifIi5 fa' X fvifi' f A ' '? ',.,fL.'4 - 1, . ' 3.':ggi,, k ,, ' ' ' 2 ' 1' 1 .N -Q, H , . ff? 5: L 'IW iff:I5Sff3i.i,-m'1'Q - I TT ' J 'W1'+x ' . UTf5.MQ,M 35.14. -J ' -4' '1 Wg 'f53e?le5ff2-rf 'iff' .I . ',5?:-5Z'Q::i,.-5,9-. -A Y Y ,N-.4 l On the preceding page Booker Russell is shown going up for a layup. Booker was a very outstanding player this season. William Royster makes a right-handed jump shot while being heavily guarded. Johnny Faulk dribbles the ball down the court in the game against Gatesville. On this page, Bryan Sweeny jumps up to make another two points. Booker Russell and Mac Lingo wrestle for the hall with the Bulldogs. One of Belton's high point men, Booker Russell, adds another two points to the scoreboard. 522545 rs if W Miw. H5255 HRW' in A -'11 W' ' joe Price, senior, steals the ball in a game against the Cameron Yoeman. William Royster, junior, intercepts a pass meant for Cameron while Johnny Faulk looks on ready to help. . 7 i H kiwi' W ,WW Booker Russell, even though being. heavily guarded, makes a leaping lay-up for another two points. - rg,-f 540 an Royster, junior, jumps for a shot with James Norman ready to help. Roy Steger, junior, gets the ball for Belton in a jump ball. Mack Lingo makes a long high shot with B. Russell standing by. This year the varsity team had a record of 17-11. They were third in their zone. Booker Russell was se- lected for the first All-District team and James Norman was selected for the second All-District team. The team competed in the Midway Tournament and earned the place p of second place in consolation. This year Booker Russell was the high point man. TIGER Coach Douglas hits the ball for some tough field- ing practice for the boys. The Tiger baseball team did a good job this year. They practiced every after- noon starting early in February. Shown here are some of the team memhers practicing. Rodney Laminack shows great concentra- tion as he reaches to make a catch. Jay Warrick plays the position of catcher. Joe Price waits to catch a fly ball. Bsel21aon2Ac1oANo new Y Q 1 Big Red's Track Team made a number three spot on the list of Texas high school track events. l Eric Nelson is shown running in the district track meet held here in Belton. N 1 X , Bryan Sweeney is seen jumping in the district 13AAA track meet. . Coach joe Brooks, this year's track and field coach, did a fine job and the students of Belton High School and the city of Belton thank him and the boys -for ajob WELL DONE. P UMNU Wie These young men qualified for the regional meet held in Corpus Christi. Mark Brooks, high jump, David Murray, mile relay, Book- er Russell, mile relay, Bryan Sweeney, mile relay, intermedi- ate hurdles, and high hurdles, Eric Nelson, 100 yard dash, Bryan Hargrove, mile relay. Mike Miller, anchor man, is shown running his lap of the mile relay at the state track meet. David Murray runs the second lap of the mile relay at the state track meet held in Austin. In the meet in Austin the boys did a fine job in the Mile Relay finishing with a third place medal. eowewemmvc A The Boys' Tennis team puts in long hours of work every day after school. Each year the team gets bigger and better and we are proud of the contributions these boys have made to sports at BHS. V Three-year members were John Cox and Roy Costillo. Two-year mem bers were Gordon Hilley, Eddie Stone, and Louis Driska. Don Harris returned as coach and did a great job. A new attraction of the team was uniforms with Belton High Tennis written in bold white letters on a red background. Wherever you see the red of Belton on ten- nis courts in the area, you know another victory is being had. Gordon Hilley hits the ball back to his opponent in a practice match. Roy Costillo follows through on his front hand hit. Eddie Stone uses concentration before serving the ball in his first game 70 . GIIZLQV The varsity volleyball team is in a huddle at X the district game at Del Valle with Coach Janice Douglas. Alana jones goes up for a hard spike. The whole team is in action against the Car- dinals. Q Roxanne Porter. senior, gets ready for a W Y Mfdjgpikej fig? ' ' W . , nnifer Ash, sophomore, bumps the ball ting the district game. A P Jennifer Ash bumps the ball in order to set it up for Alana Jones. Sena Ash, senior and captain, spikes the ball as her opponent goes up for a block but misses. The Varsity Volleyball team had a very good season this year. Belton played Cameron to win the zone title. They played DelValle to win the District title. The team also went on to play against the Channel View Falcons, competing for the Regional title. They fell short of this title with game scores of 11-13,15-13, and 14-16. The junior Varsity finished the season with a 5-1 record. are RED nu Coach Doug Ruthven, this year's golf coach, taught the boys his great skill and know-how. Pistol Northam, a freshman, leans back to get a strong hit. Pat Kelly, a freshman, shows his great skill at the game. Stan Burt, a sophomore, tees off to the green. Belton should be proud of the fine work this group of young men did this year to improve each ones game. W -. J' wf Q 3' 5 ,, 'W 2 hy 'K If . 1 k t Wk'kk A ki i if Leaa F- if-mzafsesfx La. A f wfgzaf-xv ,HM W- -Q, .fgggvfm mf., -Q9,,Qy K p.X,Mq.g,... ,., . en. .. , ,. .V , M, . . .I f ' ar. -X - - M k ' k ffJi57'N5 -f , '2:f:f5fE3in2Y15iisGsU, . A- 11: faisiivlfaff EWS? ' ' ' ' Q' k 1 5'-FWS' -:SH -W1F-fi.A+l:iili?T5 l?-'T' - ' -I :Wiki '1 X- k ' .G Sie 2. .2 ES, Q L,k, ,,., . ., v'Ef-1:5 J ' ,, xy Rm , -' ' . Zfiffk . .W .T-Mp. ...V ,f.,... ., X , ,K..k,-Q, Qf,,,x W.. -. 'sy H 2 X yy x ' Suizzz1?:'ff?xi?M3lf-wx' . .. 'f',f112f1?Sf5?f?:x2 fa M .s. -'QQSQ-sfffzal , mf: A ' O' XQA ' +-i2z:iiz'wfz' . , .L.., 1, , , . . V 4ffiqwg5jfPffi. lffri X 2f1fLl5kl.f- A X' 'l?fX 1if-gfs'g?Q I - mmXA i , ff . .Q . w Ya -. 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B. Shaw were given special recogni- tion for their combined 83 years of teaching. These fine gentlemen are retiring this year. NZYHONAL HONOR QOCIEIY 3' Three-year members were Mary Stephens, Sena Ash, Mary Lou Can- non, James Whitis, Mark Brooks, Ronnie Vitek, Richard Kinney, Cheryl Lawson, Pam Taylor, and Lisa Kennedy. Officers were Sena Ash, Secretaryg Mary Lou Cannon, Vice-Pres., James Whitis, Pres.g and Annette Henderson, Treasurer. 'Q 41 G' Q W 3 5 1 Mrs. Peggy Hughes and Mrs. Paula Johnson were sp, sors this year again. They did a wonderful job at maki the Honor Society a very active organization. lW MEMBERS: Whitmire, Carlisle, Welch, Stewart, Cabiness, Kirby, Ash, Jones, Nichols, Phillips, Bird, Wesson, dges, Meredith, Mizell, Blair, Bryan, Evans, Gibson, Byrd, Cabaniss, Boren, Hargrove, and Farr. 1 Mary Lou Cannon watches as Billy Bryan lights his candle as he is inducted. James Whitis, pres., hands Mr. Crain a check from the pro- ceeds of the raffle for the bandfs trip to California. Q: Ex Q. tm gf 'X it W. P t Q:.::'9'lgi'f35 h We-lf' 1 My gg, 5 ,. 1 bi, ,',V'. 5 5 'if --mavlwefam x Janet Kerley and Eddie Guajardo help with the Ronnie Vitek leads the pledge at the induction. NHS Clean-Up day. All clubs participated in this school wide project. Steve Housewright won che raffle which was spon sored for the band. S it S? 'Q The Honor Society was given a day to teach in the various classes. In Mrs. Reichert's American Government class, a mock trial was held. In fifth period class, Anita Schaub presides as judge and listens as Mark Pustka, defendant, , pleads his case. james Whitis listens while Mrs. johnson dis- cusses some club business with him. Members ofthe club voted on the decision whether to have a dance or not. After the induction of new members, a reception was held for club members and parents. LAIIZQTZXFF Mrs. Maxine Smithson was the sponsor. Anita Schaub was Editor. Mrs, Gertrude York was the Financial Sponsor. Janis Coufal was Organizations Editor and was assisted Melinda Bridges. Mary Jo Burson and Dana Floyd worked on Academics. Rick Woody served as Photo Editor and Henry Trevino was in charge of UIL. They both also served as photographers. Melissa Clack and LISH Mizell were in charge of L1la Prrce was Busmess Manager for this year's Pam Phrlllps was Freshman-Sophomore Class Edltor whlle Estelhne Miller served as Junior- . - - il -'E-1 1- 3 iw! L. ,L 'WMF Mrs. Gibbs seems to appear surprised by something in the paper. fix 5 f a f efzg, at ,s . AL- . , QW - - ll . eis' 2', , s, i ' V L .R .,, it ' This year s Tiger staff produced a fine set of newspapers VpVsp ,'-V 'VV Q A p V iq V which were sold to the student body for ten cents. Mrs. Han- V J t r' fs fe.L igi V 5 - it f -, ff r,,--f,V 'hw f k,,,, A , I A -f A A cock started off the year as the sponsor but left during the sec- Q, 55 ' 1, Q ' A V I - H 5 A - 5: ,.: :LLF1,,- -. q ond semester. She was replaced by Mrs. Kathleen Gibbs. ' ie '54 QQ j'5?i':2'QE'aWaag?fff 191551 t gig :'3.'L'K'7lf'V 9w hvga s l if 5 rg 11223, I .K Q I KV: L K . q M xr as ra, ,, f .. e - , lf rrrrg swf Marty Monfrini was Advertising Manager, Ruth Roberts was Copy Editor and Retha Douglas was Student Affairs Editor. Cheryl Hendricks, Reporterg Cindy johnson, Reporterg Teresa Bailey, Reporterg David White, Reporterg Kyle Kelton, Photographersg john Allen, Reporter. Rita Kifer was assistant editor and photographerg Sheryl Alexander was Editor. MAI2,C!-HMG 1OOBAND The Marching 100 was privileged to attend the 1974 Rose Bowl Parade as the Texas representative in january. This was the highlight ofthe year. Many hours ofwork were expended to prepare for the trip to California. Mr. Crain cuts his belated birthday cake. One more highlight was the presentation ofthe bi-centennial flag to the band by Congressman Poage. . QU. W ff, ff fr 2'-xzfifpfi V W ' f .i T f During football season students can be seen practicing at all hours ofthe day. These practices are interspersed with appreciative audiences, parties, and special awards given at the end of the school year. These students work hard to perfect the half-time shows, special performances, and con- certs. The greatest honor for a girl in hand is to be the recipient of the SPIRIT SOCKS. This year the socks went to Barbara Russell. 91 Y HIGHLIGHTS OFTHEYEAP1. . . Band members Clear the Big Sign off the field after the football boys demolish ir. TRADITION-A victory march with hats reversed on Kyle Field. Completely worn out were band members after a 10 mile march in the Tournament of Roses parade. Jennifer Bay and Larry Montgomery are shown dancing at the annual band dance. The seniors gave Mr. Crain a birthday party which everyone enjoyed Mrs. Ernest Allen presented the band with a certificate for their ac- complishments in California. Accepting for the band were Tracey Sanford, James Whitis, and Harold Whitis. Tracey Sanford with horn in hand prepares for one of the marching practices. The Big Red Band marches proudly down the street during the Tournament of Roses Parade. The march was long and tiring, but everyone made it. 'lWll21-E128 i There were several added to Mr. Crain's Dancing Majorettes this year. Nine girls made up the line of twirlers seen each Friday night at half-time. Last Fall they attended a Twirling Festival in Austin where they won lst in Majorette Line, Dance Twirl, and Military Twirl. Twirlers lend spirit as they cheer the Tigers on to another victory. Jennifer Bay leads the twirlers in a routine to Grandioso . Melinda Bridges stands at attention as the band plays the school song for the se- niors. iv Sean Burton leads the twirlers in their version ofthe Fight Songn. Twirlers show their spirit byjoining in the victory march after the Aldine-Carver game. Luanne Clements is shown standing at attention as the band ends a half-time show with one of it's great finales. 1 ' z af' s - , ,AWN Amid the excitement and noise of the football and basket' ball games. a group of girls can be heard cheering on the Tigers. This years Big Red cheerleaders were Cindy Bounds. head. Susan Kelton. Laurie Stewart. Kathy Meredith. Belinda Car- lisle. Becky Kennedy. Becky Otrupcak. and Carrie Dingus. Among their other duties, the girls paint signs. decorate the halls, arrange entertainment for the pep rally and many other things. Kathy Meredith watches at a game as Big Red rolls over Becky O., Becky K,, and Belinda Carlisle, along with other another opponent. cheerleaders, lead the band down the hall. Leticia Dominguez served her second year as Tigo , Morning pep rallies were frequent during the football sea- school mascot. son. 1 1 I TIGER DOLLS This year the drill team and the pep squad were combined into one unit and were given the title, Tiger Dolls . These girls served as spirit boosters during the football season, performing various services such as selling pep ribbons, programs for football games, and red bandanas for the Belton Athletic Association. During basketball season, they performed at halftime of varsity basket- ball games. The Tiger Dolls support Big Red at one of the football games. The girls wore their Tiger Doll T-shirts on Fridays at pep rallys. The Tiger Dolls and Cheerleaders relax during a bus trip on the way to a football game. Lana Johnson leads her squad in the routine 'The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. 1 N 3 A 2 w i E 1 Q s l I I 1 P FUTUFZETEACI-IEIZQ OFAMEPJCA Officers for the year were Yvonne Stark, His- toriang Robbie Jackson, Vice-Presidentg Anita Schaub, Presidentg Janis Coufal, Secretaryg and Retha Douglas, Treasurer. Mrs. Sharon james and Mrs. Vivian Eads were the sponsors. Stan Hanes was District 12 Financial Secretary, Barbara Hol- land and Mike Nidositko were voting delegates and Debbie Hanes was chairman of the campaign to elect Stan Hanes to i state office. Yvonne Stark taught for Mrs. Eads on Student Teacher Day. N This year the FTA joined in with the Honor Society in teach- ing. l Members of the club who attended district meetings were l Driska, Schaub, Coufal, Nidositko, Hanes, Douglas, Holland, and Jackson. l Members of the club who attended the state convention were Hanes, Coufal, Schaub, Nidositko, Holland, Jackson, Brooks,Johnson, Hanes, Smith, and Douglas. The group was accompanied by the sponsors. Everyone stayed in the Statler-Hilton Hotel in Dallas. Stan Hanes ran for state Treasurer, but was defeated. 102 ,uid-. 5641-3' The FTA had a swim party at the home of Mik Nidositko, which took place near the end of school. Mark Brooks, Liz Smith, and Melissa Johnson en- joy the pool in Mike's backyard. Guests gather around the food table and pile up their plates. Members of the club sit around and enjoy each C others company while they eat. Bl-IQ CI-IOHZ This year the choir presented the Broadway musical Rodgers and Hammerstein's OKLAHOMA. Choir members are shown at one of the many, late re- hearsals. Will and Ado Annie sing All Er Nuthin . Cast members all join in the finale singing Oklah0ma.' ,1 - rzvgiryxi ,A fe Ali sings, It's A Scandal to the boys after he has been tricked into marrying Ado Annie. Qfwr M Laurey Williams looks on as Ali Hakim, the peddler, tries to sell Aunt Eller his Persian garters. Gertie Cummings tries to win Curly from Laurey with her flirtatious smile and laughter. Bob Johnson was music director. He was assisted by Mrs. Gibbs, who was stage director. 105 UUFNCLUB The Latin Club consists of those students who are taking Latin or who have had Latin. The members of the club present skits at meetings and paint spirit signs for the football games. Anita Schaub, this year's Calpurnia, announces next year's Caesar and Calpurnia at the club banquet. Ron Lastovlca,-1un1or, served as this yea1's Caesar-he has been a member 1 club for two years. Cilub members and their dates listen attentively as Gina Barnes Mrs Dalton club Sponsor for several ye smgs a selection of songs at the supper. 106 .aqnvv-r 'NGK' an-ua The Latin Club party was a casual supper which every- one greatly enjoyed. The hit of the evening was a German dessert called Torn Pants . A great manyjokes were made in regard to the name and a great deal of the evening was spent in laughter. Gina Barnes, a choir mem- ber, entertained the club with several folk songs, which eventually resulted in a sing-a-long. Anita Schaub, senior, was chosen as this yea.r's Calpurnia . Anita was a three-year club member, served as treasurer her sophomore year and co- president her junior year. 107 SPANISH CLUB Mr. Langford presides over the banquet at El Chico. Rita Aguilar prepares refreshments at one of the club meetings while Richard Trevino watches in eager anticipation. ,wr A. K c -1 v Muffy Rita A ilar, secretar , reads the minutes of the last meetin . Eu Y S ames Whitis, senior, was a 2- ear member of the club servin as vice- Y S president this'year and reporter last year. He was chosen Caballero for this year. 108 saw ggsss, ' W W. ' Ng ., -, s Aguilar was this yea.r's Senorita. Rita was a two member of the club and served as Secretary- urer both years. Members of the Spanish Club arrange themselves at tables for their ban quet. Officers were Teresa Albright, Parliamentariang Mary Lou Cannon, Re- porterg Rita Aguilar, Sec.-Treas.g james Whitis, Vice-Pres.g and Ronnie Vitek, Pres. NNMSNNW AUTO ICQ Classmates complete auto repairs as Ronald Travis looks on. Rodney Knelly and Jesse Clutts complete minor tune-ups. Ronald Travis and Mr. Cammack work with bent rocker arm. H OFAMEEJCA Yvonne Stark, Area VII president, presides at the executive meeting. Patty Rice looks on as Mrs. Patterson helps the magician with a trick at the FHA Banquet. Studentsand mothers take part at the FHA Mother-Daugh- ter Banquet. Susan and Sherri worked on FHA Encounter Projects. Mr. Boren has his faith tested at the FHA Banquet. Mrs. Gist showed folk dances at a FHA meeting and the girls tried them. The Homemaking girls helped at the REACH Center this year. The Homemaking girls help at the REACH Center with activities to occupy the children. Some of the girls prepared a clothing exhibit of gar- ments they made in the special display case in the vocational building. Q My gf M mf f , A ' ff f W , ,M W f J -L ,. ag 5 41- 'Wit A 'W M -1 , , f , . f ' .- n J L ', - .V 'f HK ' 5 'L 37 ' 2 GG' r 1 Y - 2 , - T - MV . V ,,r., 5 Q- I ,. E: ,A 4.. .u n , gig? lffj . . .- - 52 , I - Q 1 - . ' ' W' ' ' K , -' r iff y ' ' r l 1 r i nrnn is V ' , 1 L ,,,, . 1 A- ' 'V ,,A, - I fi ' ft' if 5 V ' , f , . AV ' 1? ' H if fb ' E 7 f JI' K V V ,.',. 4 X TW , ' Lfitff- 5' ' V 1' 4252 ' , , lil in , x 'K' -Y! X. uf. K Q X Fi? rv rs!! Cal Stowers is working fast to finish a garment Bob Garwood and other boys take an active part in Home and Family Living. Letitia Karriker and Donna West helped with the Area VII program in San Antonio. Mrs. Cunningham and CVAE girls prepared food and served at the FHA Banquet. Boys in Home and Family Living learn to diaper a baby. HERO and FHA girls learn to do ceramics. Miss Long demonstrates the technique of diapering. HERO and FHA girls Widen their skills as they learn ceramics. we ...M gl M V, Xi rVV, 33-f RODEO CLUB Jay Killingsworth proves his riding ability by staying on the bull at the West Rodeo, At the Rockdale Rodeo, Debbie Butler came in sec- ond in barrel racing. Q i 1, N 1 1 I 1 I QQ! f 5 Debbie Butler placed third in the Rockdale Youth Rodeo. Roy Brantley hangs on to the back of a bull in the Belton Jr. Rodeo. Tina Ellis participates in the goat-tying event in Cleburne. K Debbie Butler rides a steer at the Cleburne rodeo. She placed second in the event. David Jones participated in the Florence rodeo. Pam Lundy placed third in the goat tying event at the Belton rodeo. ' ff, Gordon Moon and Danny Whiteside prune the bushes around the Voca- tional Building. Roy Brantly and David Coufal work one of the machines in the Ag. build- ing. Danny W., Lane Brown, and Gary Reid are shown running a line in Yettie Polk Park. Mr. James McDonald was the student teacher in Agriculture this year. He was from Texas A8cM. 121 Ernest Brenek, Roy Heartfield, and David Coufal made up the Sheep Judging team. They received a second place at the Houston Fat Stock Show. Tommy Burkett works on a pig pen for the Bell County Livestock Show. Randy Hood is shown with his second place barrow and its buyer. Patrick O'Neal, Danny Whiteside, Rodney Laminack, and Roy Heartfield received second place as the Sr. farm skills team. 122 Danny Whiteside and Tommy Cochran building one ofthe storage sheds which was a special FFA project. Benny Bay purchased Jay Warrick's Grand Champion Capon at the Tem- ple Junior Fair and Livestock Show. Dana Eddleman and Mancel Bolton put the finishing touches on a canoe built in class. One of the judging teams that at- tended the Houston Livestock Show relaxes on the bus. iw.-as A special display was made of all the awards won by Ag boys this year. The Area VII Livestock judging team attended a meet at Tarleton. Thejudging team that went to LaVega at Waco had time for fun as well as work. Ernest Brenek, Roy I-Ieartfield, and David Cou- fal were members of the Livestock judging team that won 2nd place at Houston. The Senior Conducting team won fifth in dis- trict this year. if Jk1jffg'pzs,,gj' W , xi' I itil. i L A , 5 -- 'asf-sry i Nil , it N. 124 44? in I 91 ,. c . ' 2 , , ,LL, A .V 3 A , .,., 3 k K . A . ,. rr ZA 5. :fe is K K .3 ' f , , K' K it if af . , J:H5 'ff , ,f Q. s KK f 33? A f iffy ,V V 73? 3, 1 4, ,,.5,.,,?.,,gr. , n , In f -, r , , r K W s 4 , A-if 7 I ' 1- .L - . f 5 w r K 1 A roof is being constructed in shop for the Yetty Polk Park. Lane Brown is busy trimming the bushes in front of the Vocational Building. David Coufal received the chain gilt this year. Terry Wiley is working on the floor hoist. Mr. Maedgan is shown with his student teacher Mr. McDon- ald who is from Texas A 85 M. 125 126 Members of the Senior Farm Skills team were Pat O'neal, Danny Whiteside, Rodney Laminack and Roy Heartfield. The Parks and Recreation class prepare for a pro- ject at Yetty Polk Park. 1 David Potts is welding some material that is to be used for the Yetty Polk Park. The Ag. II class is preparing for the Bell County Junior Fair and Livestock Show. The Ag. students were taught a class on prunning and care of shrubs. Mancel Bolton learns how to do taxidermy. David Coufal and Roy Brantley were members of the Greenhand Chapter Conducting Team. They were taught by Joe Harlon student teacher from Texas A8zM. David Coufal was chosen by all the Ag. teachers as the Most Out standing Greenhand Member. K9 . , Terry Wiley, Jay Killingworth, and Billy Smith put the finish- ing touches on a shed. The Greenhand Conducting Team placed 2nd at District and 5th at Area. Rod Laminack was awarded the highest honor a F.F.A. mem- ber can receive. He was awarded the State Farmer. Danny Whiteside is pruning the shrubs in front of the Voca- tional Building. 128 HOME ECONOMICS OOCUPAUONQ hy Wilson Care Aide IH Center McAfee Service Employee Queen H5 Fleming Care Aide lay House Farmer Service Employee Theaters Concession Melton Care Aide lay House Martha Oldham Dietitian Aide Crestview Manor Pam Wilson Consumer Aide Taylor's Grocery Cathy Lucky Consumer Aide Montgomery Ward Cheri Wisdom Food Service Employee O-Vs Restaurant Doris Rae Reveile Housekeeping Management Assistant Main Beauty Salon V mu, .- it ,iti, F ,,rri 5, 542, 9 4 23 jimi 225 f . Q.. Nw. lfzffz YQZ' ' Y 2 -p u: ,, 525 fe --Tw . fr A , My Q f , 2 , is gif M y W X 'Y X if 5 3 I vii f if ' I we ea V ,LM fix, 2 ' f 5 2' 'x i i l 3 .M f ,A-f '.,jf as , 'im E safe OFFIG EDUCNION AQQOCVYUON 575522 fs all' OEA officers were Leticia Dominquez, Presidentg Yvonne Stark, Vice-Presidentg Melonee Brown, Secretaryg Feresa Moore, Reporter: Gracie Johnson, Historiang and not pictured was Susan Mebane, Treasurer. Mrs. Shirley Patterson was VOE teacher, Coordinator, and OBA sponsor. Mr. Charles Lott, Vocational Director. - 131 Mrs. Dorothy Potts, Vocational Counselor Cheryl Lawson, VOE laboratory. Diane Reed, People's National Bank. LeeAnn Kersey, VOE lab. Nancy Carpenter, First Baptist Church. Susan Mebane, Potts Brothers Hardware. Cheryl Lawson provided entertainment at the Christmas party given for the teachers. Leticia Dominquez, Bell County Sheriffs Department. Darla Kirby, US Corps of Engineers, Belton Projects Office. Virginia Toliver, VOE lab. VOE Advisory Committee was Mrs. Dorothy Potts, Miss Bernetta Peoples, Mr. Halley Cox and Mr. R. K. Utley Jr. Also, not pictured, Miss Vacla Sutton. Janis Coufal, VOE lab. Karen Lemmons, Inman Pharmacy. Pamela Wheeler, Personal Recognizance fice. Roxanne Porter, VOE lab. Bond of. 134 A :.. , fi-We Mm' Dorothy Driska and Darla Kirby competed at state competition in Austin. Darla placed second at state and went on to the National Competition in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Sherry Stowers, American Lung Association of Central Texas. Dorothy Driska, VOE lab. Diane Ruiz, VOE lab. Donna Nourse, Powell and Guthrie Realty. S iii?-isiim Leticia Dominguez, president ofthe OEA, served as mistress of ceremonies at the annual Employes Appreciation Banquet held at Frank's Lakeview Inn. She is shown introducing her em lo er, Lester Gunn who is the Count Sheriff. P Y Y Betty Luna, Bell County Adult Probation Office. Pauline Minor, VOE lab. Dina Willingham, Belton City Hall. These girls were in charge of serving refreshments after one of the OEA meetings. ,fl 2? 1 q. 1 Q ,Q 'Ya 5 , C Yeidy Cordero, VOE Lab. Mary Stephens, Bell County Abstract Company. Pamela Holcombe, VOE Lab. Feresa Moore and Janie Henager served as hostesses at the register- ing table for the annual Christmas Party for the teachers. Adela Morin, KTON Radio. The Business and Professional Wo- men's Club of Belton presented several awardsg to Janis Coufal, the Most Ver- satile Girl awardg to Darla Kirby, a scholarshipg and Debbie Whitmire's expenses were paid to Girl's State. Janie Henager, Belton I.S.D. Business Office. Yvonne Stark, Law Insurance Agency. These girls competed at the Area Youth Leader ship Conference in Waco. Gracie Johnson, Bell County Adult Probation Office Jackie Connally, Griggs Equipment, Inc. Feresa Moore, Western Auto. Melonee Brown, Bell County Engineer's Office. Sean Burton, Belton I.S.D. Tax Office. sag ,rv , f V. .AM -i .. , Nominees for Miss OEA were Diane Reed, Sean Burton, Yvonne Stark, Cheryl Lawson, and Leticia Dominguez, Yvonne Stark was awarded the plaque by last years Miss OEA, Paula Gregory Golden. 140 .ft ,. 7 . 1 - g,:.fsy-New - - .: vm -.f- 'N X . N Qs if N sl 3,15 Is. ' wife -1 . . 'll FL A: . Kim Kelton, Bell County District Clerk's Office. Mona Brown, Belton Medical and Dental Cent CI' Sheila Robinson, last yea.r's OEA president, pre- sided over the installation ceremonies for this years OEA officers. The girls helped themselves to refreshments after a meeting. Adela Morin and Sean Burton are typing on one of their jobs in the VOE class. Cheryl Lawson, Dorothy Driska, Leticia Domin- guez, and Pam Holcombe sung carols at the annual Christmas Party for the faculty, as Mr. Maedgen and Mr. Stroud listen. 1' '- if 1, X ff i . 7, I, , f al 1 'V ,Q K A Q 7 Qvhsekk Zrlgy if an ' 4' N if V. , Sherrie Stowers and Mary Stephens served refresh- ments at the Christmas Party for the faculty. DI EDUCGHON Mr. Franklin is the D.E. Sponsor. Mr. Lott is the Supervisor of the Vocational Programs. Mrs. Potts is the Vocational Counselor. M..-0' ,mf fs. Mr. Franklin had three D.E. classes this year. One D.E. II class and two D.E. I classes. L, of 6 45 it A , .3 Q Wigs Clarence Farr, Montgomery Ward. LaQuita Hicks, H.E.B. Food Store. Diane Wesson, Inman Pharmacy. Don Jones, Mohawk Equipment. Gwen Whitehead, House of Carpets MER .,. .XM Q . ,f. ,..,113k A- .Q as is - we M Q- gss ,g Rs . ANR as X. .Ss ,c mf f. ,Q A ,M ,.,.. . A fi 1 L' 1 ' L . . ..,. Q.. ,Q r 1fx,.,. ' as, wiv -sag.-:Q 'X ar gg .QA 4529, W is W ....s i- . . sm,--is ' oi' sk W A , lu n X' ' 21 - X- -s.s,.:,.. H s if , A HAY Don Shelton, H.E.B. Food Store. Laura Crouch, Krogers Family Discount Center. Richard Dixon, Safeway Food Store. David Guthrie, Krogers Family Discount Center. Debbie Butler, B-BAR-D Western Store. HN' ,J 7 7. w...w f 'Yew was .N . g . ,.... gg Billy Smith, Potts Brother Hardware. Royce Petty, Dan Steakley Chevrolet. Sue Giles, Duke and Ayres. The D.E. club sold mums to the students at homecoming. The top-sale winners were lst place John Morin, 2nd place LaQuita Hicks, and 3rd place David Guthrie. Pat O'Neal, Big O Metal Shop. Donna Sutter, H.E.B. Food Store. Iudy Gifford, Krogers Family Discount Center. Robert Oglesby, H.E.B. Food Store. Gwen Whitehead, Pam Lundy and Laura Crouch were the decorating committee for Christmas. Sam Rodriguez, El Chico Restaurant. 146 .4 D.E. Il class Danny Young, NIIHIITIBX Food Store Pam Lundy, Montgomery Wards. john Morin, Big Top. LeMon Wilson, Western Auto. Harriette Giles, Duke and Ayres. Ronnie Thomas, Piggly Wiggly Food Store. Jerry Petty, Britts Drug Store. Jack Tullock, Heartfields Florist. e we The D.E. club favorite nominee was Billy Smith. Gwen Whitehead was chosen the D.E. Favorite Girl. Part ofthe D.E. club is shown. favorite ngminee was Debbie Butler. The D.E. club chose Clarence Farr as their Favorite Boy. '74 QENIOPJPLAY UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE was this ear's senior lay. Due to hard work and i,ong hours ofppractice, the play was a success. The cast members were L. Insall, S. Stowers, B. Green, J. Bay, G. Critch- field, D. Wood, M. Clack, M. Brooks, C. Durr, C. Hunter, L. Kennedy, A. Anavit- arte, P. Rice, R. Douglas, L. Clements, D. Murray, S. Kelton, M. Pustka, J. Kerley, A. Henderson, C. Lawson, J. Price, R. Mizell, M. Cannon, K. Kelton, D. Carpen- ter, D. Willingham, J. Stamper, Y. Stark, and R. Trevino. A member ofthe class throws a look of disdain at Alice, as she dreamily thinks of Paul Barringer, a teacher in the play whom she has a crush on. Patti Rice and Anita Anavitarte found something to laugh about during one of the funny scenes ofthe play. The play was about a new teacher trying very hard to hel the kids from the wrong side of town. Afier much concern and thought, she decides to stay and teach. 150 Mark Pustka IS having a face Job done Sena Ash and Donna Moore. Sherry Stowers gave a fine performance as the swinging office girl, while Dina Willing- ham played the distraught teacher. This group portrays classroom personalities and was a highlight ofthe play. This was Mrs. Hancockis last year at B.H.S. and che senior play was her last official cluty CLASS ACHWY ,,,.,, :, ay A. 'inn Robert Dominquez looks rather sporty decked out in his plaid dude cap at the track meet. The Student Government sponsored this year's annual sock-hop, which these couples seem to be enjoying. Estelline Miller and Pam Phillips are busy taking final payments for the annual. These seniors are anxiously waiting for bacculaureate exercises to begin. The event took place in the auditorium May 26. ei ff t .p,.p.t . ,,.iZp p ., .N AVAL 6 V, ,kvu Laurel Sparks looks amazed at something in Art class. Anita Schaub is studying very hard on counting senior ballots for class reflec- tions. Ted Williams sits quietly at an Honor Society meeting, while club business is conducted around him. Bobby Cox was appointed prosecuting attorney in his American Government class and presents his case to the class. 7 Bryan Hargrove, Debbie Northcutt and Jane Pirtle enjoy themselves at a track meet in Belton. The student body was allowed to attend one afternoon of the meet. Dina Willingham portroyed the teacher in this year's Senior play. The Freshman band hurry back into the stands so they won't miss a minute of the action. Lewis Boren is speaking to the National Honor Society about a social that he was chairman of this year. 154 V? john Rollins has a happy look on his face as he anticipates the ringing ofthe bell. This couple is having a. fun time at the Fresh man Dance. These students are doing some last minute studying. Teresa Stark sports a funny face from Jack- in-the-Box. May 17 was a time of action for the Freshman class and their guests. The theme ofthe dance was FISH OF '74. The decora- tions were beautiful and everyone seemed to have a good time Mary Lou Cannon and Stan Hanes practice an Oklahoma hello. Has Mrs. Smithson's typing class been taken over by unknown creatures? No, it's just some students having a good time with Jack-in-the-Box favors before the second bell rings. Tracey Sandord is calling role while teaching his class during Stu- dent Teaching Day. Roy Steger and Laurie Stewart enjoy those last few minutes be- fore having to go to school. J- Ei ' .iy y ............-.-. CLAQQ OFFICERS SENIOR OFFICERS: Brady Green-Presidentg Lizzy Trevino-Parliamentariang Lisa Kennedy-Secretaryg Frankie Treasurerg Sena Ash-Secretary JUNIOR OFFICERS: Freddy Pope-Presidentg Alana jones-Treasurerg NOT PICTURED: Kyle Kelton-Vice-President Sanders-Secretaryg Rita Kifer-Parliamentarian. 158 f,, , , ,Jar -3 if M 5 '.f, ilbf E 1, f N f 1 3 5 X ff X f Y 'V f' u PHOMORE OFFICERS: Teresa Stark-Secretaryg Lee Russell-Presidentg Belinda Carlisle-Vice-President NOT PICTURED: dy Williams-Parliamentariang Carrie Dingus-Treasurer 515' , L.,-- my 575 OFFICERS: David Coufal-Presidentg Roy Brantley-Parliamentarian5 David Shuttlesworth-Vice-President: Matt Treasurerg Lindsey McFarland-Secretary 159 ACADEMICS ,NWORIG In class they teach only English, science, math . . . They stand before the class as stately as a robot And, attempt the exploration of the student mind But, as time passes on do we reach the per- sonal relationship that we search for in a friend? B.. , 5 I f X 2 ff 3 161 NREQF In their time offg they try to relax, to E . Q forget the problems faced in a class- ., t Y . . s he room and once again become a sympathetic H Q 5 '- Q. he vrkr - human being. - f In these minutes, they try to reach out to 4090 the student as friend to friend instead of teacher to student. Coach Ray awaits the results of his students hard work at a Belton meet. Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. Potts, and Mr. Stroud celebrate Christmas at a party given for the teaching staff by OEA students. Mr. Franklin is caught using his free time to read. as ii Mrs. Cowan and Mrs. Reichert are shown preparing refresh- ments for Mrs. Hancockys baby shower which was given by the teachers. In the morning of thc Honor Society Student Teaching Day Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Reichert, Mr. Tomlinson and others joined the students in the lounge. Mr. Critchfieldjoins the students in a field trip. 163 ATP!-AY But let us not forget that they too are human. They enjoy fun, experience sorrow and play games They attend our football games, pep rallies, and bonfires When we, student and teacher view these things together we tend to forget the teacher and student relationship and reflect our experiences as friend to friend. Mr. Smith arrives at the bonfire on his motorcycle to join the students in fun. Mr. Boren generously volunteers his head for a magic trick at an FHA party. This year Belton High School had 6 student teachers, They were Eperson, Smith, Marshall, Lewelling, Sum ler, Billups. 164 Mr. Johnson takes time out from Oklahoma practice for some rest and relaxation and goofing off. Mrs. Smithson's typing II class decorates a tree to cele brate Christmas. Mr. Anderson greets Miss Ford Country, Sandy Lang- ford, after an assembly pro- gram of filmed commericals and song she presented for the student body. y gy U.l.L. BAND- James Whitis, Jackie Connally, Randy Evans, and Teague Byrd made the All Area Band. Susan Walker, James Whitis, Belinda Carlisle, Teague Byrd, Jackie Connally, Randall Geer, Melinda Bridges, Randy Evans, Lisa Kennedy, and Harold Whitis all made the All-District lnd and all but Randall Geer and Belinda Carlisle made the All-Region Band. Jackie Connally made the State Concert Second Band. WU!-I AND SCIENCE- baniss, Carl Black, and ,cholson are shown test- 1 . ula for U.l.L. science air sponsor was Mrs. Hitt. ens and Donald Kirby baniss, Barbara Holland, Y Y - n g a number sense prob- ,e U.I.L. Number Sense :ir sponsor was Mr. Cop- Qinney,jol'1n Cox, Janet l . . d James Whrtis work our , with their slide rule for air sponsor was Mr. jones Cheryl Lawson worked hard on her READY WRITING for U.I.L. this yea Mrs. Louise Barnes was her sponsor. Ronald Moss, Sheryl Alexander, and Martha Monfrini went out for the U.I.L. PERSUASIVE SPEAKING event. S. Gholson, C. Dingus, D. Russell, S. Alexander, K. Kelton, L. Dannelley, A. Flesher, R. Robinson, M. Monfrini, E. Vaca, J. Warehime, Sheila Alex- ander, D. Wood, M. Hays, G. Barnes, M. L. Cannon were members of the One Act Play and Crew. All of these took part in the U.I.L. ONE ACT PLAY event. Bobby Wulf and Ann Flesher participated in the U.I.L. INFORMATIVE SPEAKING event. 168 1' ,f Cindy Krotz, Kathy Meredith, Jean Marie Blair, Janet Ste- wart, Kris Lee, and Danny Gibson are shown taking timed writings. They took timed writings at U.I.L. Their sponsors were Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Smithson. Janet Kerley and Annette Henderson are shown hard at work on their shorthand for U.I.L. Their sponsor was Mrs. Harvey. 169 lltmlll lu K X e 'R X 4 'T .ii 1 Q J' ' Q bfi 1',,.. IN fl X54 -ff - N -.- 'x?'? df7Q'.ij , . fi? I 13, sgf ' 5x '- 1,9 3 3 QQ 'in F f-X 6, i .V i L Q sig 5 4? SQ 'U 'g . 5 . . I x ., n L In is 4 . X hd QPOPJQ -are-122oneez2,vAr2.env Brenek, Ernest jr. Guard Brooks, Mark Sr, Quarterback Bush, Matt Jr. Tackle Carlisle, Randy Sr. Tackle Collier, Mike Sr. Fullback Critchfield, Grant Sr. Halfback Davis, Harold Sr. Tighte nd Decker, David Sr. Guard Dominguez, Robe jr. Guard Green, Brady Sr. Splitend Hargrove, Bryan Jr. Splitend Hood, Randy Sr. Center Hunter, Craig Sr. Halfback Killingswortl'1,Jay Sr. Fullback Lindeman, Joe Sr. Halfback Martinez, Frankie Sr. Guard It K If ,.,. V 9 a xi, .R , r ,IG -is -21' K it:H?'f:' S-' - sv' K ' -5 g, . . , , , r . -,qty . .:,,5,,,: I ' f- ,. Q ' , ' 'f' ., - i s -f Ki el? ' 1 is fi 2- as ' .Q .,.., 4' C, wwf wmv vrfwe rrr, ' :V af ,affiilf - 1 L5 X 1 I - Y' .'Q .zfZJ. ' ' - 'mfr M:-un 1-an if nz. Wav asf Q , sz. ,, A ,, - ,N ,sr N -,,. . .I --., ,V E s ti R u r -if : , - V ,. X ,,.. , ,, 'N N Wi . A 5 YN will rx it N ' fs Q if FX ,ggi sr. -'Yf5,Qgg iw Q .QNX RSE X M 3. X , ie- cfs. N X N1 Y ks sms: -. gf N-- es ,r X f ig ill it E Q xx w Q X , ,iq or ,, , . A 4 4 Y' s 1 K K . 5? 9?4fH'2'--Q . rw: 1 ,W S gm s- Q ar, rf? '31 'S . K we gvwls x x ,X D 'l ark, 5 K r KQV' 'EMG il ' wm- , rw , 'A X0 r ll, r 'iii t , 'WR HO '- K X ,,,, '33-rf 115505 R f I .. E .,,,, e QW Q 3 ...mr g m as iiia ii , Q B N19 ri 'K ,Z f ,f .. xo Ni: Melvin, Rex Jr. Guard Miller, Mike Sr. Splitend Murray, David Sr. I-lalfback Norman, James Sr. Tiglitenrl Potts, David Sr. Tackle Price, Joe Sr. Tightend Roepke, David Ir. I-lalfback Russell, Booker Sr. Tightend Steger, Roy Jr. Quarterback Sweeney, Bryan jr. Halfback Trevino, Richard Sr. Guard Tubbs, Rocky Sr. Fullback Wallace, John Sr. Tackle Warrick, Jay Jr, Guard Wiley, Terry Sr. Tackle Williams, Ted Jr. Center 174 BIG RED VARSITY , -ri , 3 , f . - - . r l l VARSITY: Hunter, Critchfield, Warrick, Decker, Melvin, Williams, Killingsworth, Murray, Potts, Martinez, Dominguez, Trevirl Bush, Green, Norman, Hargrove, Sweeney, Russell, Tubbs, Lindeman, Steger, Price, Davis, Collier, Miller, Wallace, Carlisle, H01 Wiley, Brooks. BIG RED TIGER COACHES: Hugh Sullivan, Head Coach Will Williams, Joe Brooks, and Ronald Ray. These coaches have made Belton High School proud of them for such a fine job that they have done in making Belton's BIG RED TIGER MANAGERS: Freddy Pope, Randy Big Red Bi-District Champs. and Jerry Crawford. These boys have had a great deal to do with the Tigers win- ning. They do the laundry, help with minor injuries, and other tasks as needed. NOPJ1-I ZONE BTEGM-FJZEQHMEN Wulf, Nelson, Roepke, M. Russell, Wyckliff, Elkins, Bohlin, Bay, Wilson, Shafer, Critchfield, Otrupcak, Randolph Stark, Durr, Navarette Bush, Lastovica, Myers, Brenek, Garwood, Lee, R. Baggerly, L. Russell, Harlow, Garza, Morin, Summerforcl, Lingo, Macdonald, Montgomery, Button, Demerson, D. Baggerly. Vaca, Rose, Stowers, Cawthon, Alexander, Lingo, Elliott, Tulloch, Karriker, Brooks, Shuttlesworth, Sullivan Barlow, Wood, Butler, Hendericks, Coppin, Tate, Couch, Trevino, Boyle, Trammel, Stenson, Cox, Franklin, Hughes, Kelly, Sanford, Salinos, Cannon, Welch, Logan. S t gg 1 M f W 35' my nw! . Ll' W COACHES: jerry Davis and Ed Mitchell. FRESHMAN COACHES: Tommy Hood and Doug Ruth- ven. 175 TIGER BASEBALL Faulk, Harlow, Roepke, Dominguez, Warrick, Nicholson, Button, Lastovica, Montgomery Randolph Alcozer PIICC C Rodriguez, Laminack, Martinez, Miller 176 Managers-Randy Shiplecr and Freddy Pope FIG IZEDTPACIGAND FIELD G RED TRACK TEAM: David Roepke, 880, Ted Williams, shot put and discuss, Mac Lingo, discus and shot put: hn Macdonald, pole vaultg Booker Russell, sprint relayg Bryan Hargrove, mile relay, Bryan Sweeney, mile relay d hurdlesg Mark Brooks, high jump. mmy Tollerson, 440 yard dash, Jay Warrick, 100 yard dash, David Murray, mile relay, Eric Nelson, 100 yard dash: rint relay, and the 220. James Titlow, mile run and 880, Michael Rinn, mile run, Floyd Stark, mile run, and Bobby afer the 100 yard dash. All these men did a good job by taking two events to the state track meet in Austin. The Mile Relay Team com- sed of David Murray, Bryan Sweeney, Bryan Hargrove and Mike Miller took away third place at the meet after 'nning first at the regional meet. Also going to the State meet was Bryan Sweeney in both events of the Hurdles. The track team won the Big Red Relays here in Belton along with the freshmen winning first in their class. The Track team was coached by Coach Joe Brooks, who did a excellent job with this group of fine boys, that ok Belton all the way to STATE! A I' BEAM-FPEQHMAN BAS E 3 FRESHMAN: Stowers, Cawthon, Alexander, Carroll, Lingo, Elliott, Tulloch, Rose, Logan, Coufal, Kelley, Miller, McDougal 180 TENNIS TEAM: Cox Driska Castillo Stone Hilley GOLF TEAM: Coach Rutheven Doug Northam Bay Thorton Burk Northam, D. Kelly Sanclerforcl Cannon CHESS CLUB: Jackson Williams Black Vera Driska Beachem Jansen Hilley Kerley Young Lewis G-H21-Q V0 Sena Ash, this year's captain of the vol- leyball team, is shown with Mrs. Janice Douglas the sponsor of the team. This year the girls Went all the way to regional competition. The girls won the title of District Champs by beating Del Valle. The 1974 Volleyball Team: Alana Jones, Cheryl Alford, Sena Ash Qcaptainj, Bec Otrupcalc, Jennifer Ash, Roxanne Porter, and Jody Kifer. as ff wif ff X 1' 12 S-T ' 'Tu Y B TEAM VOLLEYBALL: Judy Wilson, Kathy Marlin, Jill Rinn, Alice Pronklin, Shelie Farr, and Cindy Jackson. Mxzell Tuttle M1ChCl Stowers Gllhan Trultt Conna1ly,Hughling, Kennedy, and Mizell. 183 K, H '- ' A - 5, fw'w2g',,5wW , VW - 1 . -1 M-uwm-A 'f'?'55V'T E . E if .v If ff 4 5 fm 'f l ff -fm -f -' - -- .Z 2 A swf Ki 1 5 5 L ' ,m... Wi ,, l ' lil i iM ,,,d P The STUDENT GOVERNMENT members are Kelton, Pope, jones, Stark, Williams, Carlisle, Russell, Dingus, Mer land, Cawthon, Coufal, Shuttlesworth, Kifer, Sanders, Brantley, Ash, Trevmo, Green, Kennedy, and Martinez. The NATIONAL HGNOR SOCIETY members are Tulloch, Stewart, Kerley, Stephens, Blair. Monfrini, Hanes, Bridges dith, Kennedy, J. Ash, Nichols, Floyd, Albright, Mizell, Cabaniss, Whitmire, Welch, Carlisle, Phillips, Holland, Burton, B Wilson, Wesson, Alexander, Jones, P. Jackson, Lawson, Kirby, Stark, Schaub, R. Jackson, B. Cabaniss, Vitek, Byrd. T H. Whitis, Evans, Gibson, Kinney, Henderson, Treasg J. Whitis, Pres., Ash, Sec.: Cannon, Vice-Pres.: Lastovica, Bryan, Har- grove, Brooks, Boren, Sanford, Williams, and Farr. ...,-...M-'MM LAIR Staff members are Lisa Mizell, Mary Jo Burson, Melissa Clack, Estelline Miller, Pam Phillips, Lila Price, Rick Woody Trevino, Melinda Bridges, Janis Coufal, Dana Floyd, and Anita Schaub. TIGER Staff members are Ruth Roberts, Cheryl Hendricks, John Allen, Teresa Bailey, Retha Douglas, Marty Sheryl Alexander, and Rita Kifer. 185 The TIGER DOLLS are Lana Johnsong Janis Coufal, Captaing Anita Schaub, Captaing janet Kerleyg Annette Hende song Estelline Millerg Kay Nicholsg Barbra Walkerg Cheryl Oxelyg Rita Kiferg and Jean Blair. The CHEERLEADERS are Belinda Carlisleg Cindy Bounds, Headg Susan Keltong Becky Kennedyg Kathy Meredithg Carrie Di usg Laurie Stewartg and Becky Otrucpak. 186 BAND OFFICERS for this year were Retha Douglas, Lib.g Ronnie Vitek, Quartermasterg Tracey Sanford, Quarter masterg Harold Whitis, Quartermasterg Robbie Jackson, Lib.g Kellie Kamphere, Hist.-Repqjennifer Bay, Drum Major- etteg Sean Burton, Drum Majoretteg Yvonne Stark, Lib.g-Iames Whitis, lst Lieu.g Rita Aguilar, Sec.3 Ann Flasher, Lib., Mary Lou Cannon, Hist.-Rep., jackie Connally, Lib.g and Calvin Tyner, Band Captain. TWIRLERS are Debbie Hanes, Melinda Bridges, Angie Steger, Mary Jo Burson, Luanne Clements, Barbara Allen, Stark, DRUM MAJORETTES: Sean Burton and Jennifer Bay. FRE BANDAND B.H.S. CHOIR members are Bohlin, Stone, Hanes, Higginbotham, Maddux, Pope, Robinson, Culp, Benskin, Barnes, Chresti son, Edmonson, Lynch, Mooney, Meyer, Bridges, Hadden, Diefenderfer, Pratz, and Whitley. A members are Donna Moore, Lucinda Ludwick, Leeann Kersey, Dorothy Driska, Barbara Holland, Teresa Stan Burk, Melissa Johnson, Teresa Albright, Retha Douglas, Treas.g Robbie Jackson, Vice Pres.g Anita Pres., Janis Coufal, Sec,g Yvonne Stark, Hist.g Stan Hanes, District Financial Secg and Liz Smith. Club members are Barbara Holland, Ruth Roberts, Dorothy Driska, Kathy Kerley, Ron Lastovica, Richard Kin Stan Burk, Patty Rice, Marty Monfrini, Robbie Jackson, Treas.g Cheryl Lawson, Pres.,-Ianet Kerley, Vice Pres., Truitt, Sec., Anita Schaub, Janis Coufal and Lisa Sanders. The SPANISH Club members are Potts, Wells, C. Presnall, D. Williams, Malone, Aldridge, Standard, Sharpe, Steger, las, Ybarra, Salazar, H. Williams, Kifer, Flesher, J. Presnall, Trammel, Trevino, Henderson, Cannon, Rep., Aguilar, Sec.- Treas.g vifek, Pres.gWl1itis, Vice-Pres., Albright, Par.g Dominguez, and Smith. I 1- : 5 W The AUTO MECHANICS members are Camp, Rush, McKenzie, McGinnis, Stanley, Burris, Kneese, Carroll, Pres.g Deaver, Chrisner, and Hale. .A. members are Yiedv Cordero. Leeann Kersey, Nancy Whitley, Jackie Connally, Pam Holcombe, Sherrie Stowers, Kelton, Karen Lemmons, Sean Burton, Mona Brown, Dina Willingham, Darla Kirby, Janis Coufal, Virginia Toliver, nna Burkett, Donna Nourse, Mary Stevens, Pam Wheeler, Janie Henager, Adela Morin, Betty Luna, Nancy Carpenter, xanne Porter, Diane Reed, Leticia Dominguez, Pres., Yvonne Stark, Vice Pres., Melonee Brown, Sec., Susan Mebane. as., Feresa Moore, Reporter, and Gracie johnson, Hist. . members are Donna Sutter, Don Jones, Danny Young, Trey Tulloch, Pat O'Neal, Clarence Farr, Judy Gifford, Giles, Pam Lundy, Richard Dixon, Royce Petty, Ronnie Thomas, Sam Rodriquez, Vice Pres., Don Shelton, s., Harriette Giles, Treas., Debbie Butler, and Gwenn Whitehead, Reps. 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Mrs. Linda Fowler has nu- merous jobs in the office in- cluding clerical work as well as measuring seniors for caps and gowns. Mrs. Brown is our new state aid and takes care of registers and teachers' files. ' Q- segxi ffrisr 1 .sf ' 'W i L is ' 4 I ffi c 5 ,.ZS .:,,.s 5 . gl fri .. 'jf S ' T s Mark Anderson Ass't Principal Elvin Tomlinson Counselor Mark Anderson, assistant principal, is concerned with disciplinary problems and attendance. Elvi year as boys' counselor and Mrs. Shirley Hughes returns for another year as girls' counselor, A w I Shirle y Hughes Counselor n Tomlinson continues ano EACULTY Wi K 'QU 'Wi C i- A 1 5 B 7 Mr as ,L 'I , ' fi' ' 1 ,- H..-M ,,, . L -3' ,, iz fx? I If ii ' ' fi 2 s 'U if as-A ,s,,f 31,3 Q Z V47 AV? 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'ffsai fa' 7 -ei-1 X 4,4 'li ' X JLG is 4 if ' I mmf ' . V lfxsaa 'fy nw' , ,sv sl-A 1. if f w - an . a 'V -..ffl ' .1---. , . + f X- l 4, f.. 3 f 1 0 .vi v Q s a- X it JL 'K , P . Q Qs'Y?'x'v an . iffs ' W-4-2-ww fir W rag ifignl? wr ag rf' 3 aww? George Moore Vocational Adjustment Coordinator He has moved to B.H.S. counse1or's office. AWN I R 112 - 1511 -'3'?,55f.-:' ,E e ffm EQ ,nnn 553 2sw8Mv'+ 'E?vw Ronald Ray Jamie Reichert Doug Ruthven Patsy Saffold Patsy Sanford Janice Schiller B. B. Shaw Betty Sitz William Smith Maxine Smithson Ann Speer Diana Stroud Jimmy Stroud Hugh Sullivan B. J. H. Taylor, Jr George C. Thompson, Jr Lanelle Welch Doris West Charles Wilcox James Williams Louise Wood Gertrude York ADMINIQITPNTON SCHOOL BOARD ag, w may , Odell Geer ., . is 939 1 - , George Dulany ' 4 f L O l.A 1- Dan W. Lord , .2 W. if ,, 1 4 H - QW-Wi. Mm 5, J, 'Q 5 'W i f 4 f as ,K ,g,.,i, f A, gf, 5 , QW 1 ' 1 f f , as Q 1 ' K, 2, lf, if wiv 'lily if 2' 5' WZ-f 9 , 3, N 'ZR -Ii! 4 fy X 1?-W -,Y 'aff ,ff ff J fr' K S V. A K ,- YK l ll? 1' r 5 61 .f if . V. ,, E X if z r I A Benny Bay I Y . 191' - l ' . . W. B. Long . . Charley Powell Q . he A 1 Pfesldenf, me if 2 :ii i Q 4211 1 ' H ' Q 5.3: H i W. B. Long Charley Powell Secretary, Dorothy Langston Auxiliary Employees Kitty Burton Janie Henager Vickie Proctor Janna Luclwick Sean Burton Dorothy Shepherd Io Ann Alford SUPER! N. L. DOUGLAS N. L. Douglas could be defined as a hardworking, school spirited associate ofthe Belton School System. Striving for better means of education is one of his better duties. Dr. Glenn Lowe Supervisor of Special Education joe Pirtle-Ass't Superintendent Donald Aycock-Tax Assessor Elmo Cummins--Business Manager OFFICE ASSISTANTS: A. Schaub, L. Dominguez, C. Bounds, M. Birtchet, J. Bay, S. Kelton, T. Albright, J. Caba- niss, E. Morin, S. Ash, J. Stewart, D. Northcutt, D. Welch, D. whirmire, C. McDonald, L. Clements, B. Carlisle, J. Minor, B. Allen, D. Bird, K. Lamphere, L. Stewart, J. Pirtle, M. Cannon LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: P. Taylor, D. Reed, C. Tuttle, B. Trojan, D. Moore, J. Woods, P. McCutcheon, M. Patter- son, L. Fuentes, S. Williams, M. Moore, H. Wright. QPECV-KL Shelton, Newman, Bridges, Burrell, Graham, Beavers Belton High School requires the aid of special helpers as well as professionals. These helpers aid in the care of the school and students. CUSTODIANS: Ortega, Currie, Green, QParamoren not picturedl CAFETERIA: Watson, Bartek, Francis BUS DRIVERS Bridges, Garlic, Wilcox, Cearley, Richards QByrd not picturedj 245 DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY HEARTFIELD FLORIST Temple, Texas I Flowers are the gift which make an event a Carpet Cleaning Car et, Tile rememberable occasion. Deep Steaming vinyl, Willson Art We Deliver 939-37 87 415 North Main E F CARPETS O FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 117 N. East Street Belton, Texas 76513 LAW Elvin 85 Lou Ann Tomlinson store 939-6261 AGENCY Res. 939-1614 ALL LINES OF INSURANCE AND BONDS 400 East Central Avenue AND RESTAURANT P. o. BOX 450 Belton, Texas Delicious Smorgasbord Phone: 939371 1 Served Twice Daily 939-5711 939-2331 ALBRITTON-BOREN S Your Hometown Newspaper Our compliments to the Belton High School Student Body and members ofthe Faculty and the Administration . . . IHl35 SQFUTH THE BELTON JOURNAL Be ton, exas B-BAR-D SERVING BELToN SINCE 1866 WESTERN STORE 601 East Central Avenue 817 939-1741 Western Wear Belton, Texas Horse Supplies 106 West Central 939-3366 A COMPLETE Department Store QUALITY HIGHER TI-IAN PRICE 939-3333 COCHRAN, BLAIR, AND POTTS SERVING BELTON F OR 105 YEARS SCOTT AND WHITE MEMORIA L HOSPITAL BRUCE CAMPBELL THE CHURCH IN AND SON THE HEART OF LUMBER COMPANY RMON Our compliments to our many friends and WITH BEL-TON customers in Belton ' 21 South 4th 1 Temple, Texas High School. We have ON HER HEART complete outfitters of ' men and boysa Call I 778-3538, i I1- town Templle. OW BAPTIST RIVER FOREST CHURCH MOTEL AND RESTAURANT 0 I LEROY KEMP, Delicious Smorgasbord Served Twice Daily PASTOR 939-571 1 939-9026 TINER STUDIO IH 35 SOUTH BELTON 939-5038 BELTON CAR PARTS 1 13 NORTH MAIN 939-1631 BELL COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN 939-2221 400 East Central Belton, Texas DUKE AND AYRES Belton, Texas Your Dollar Buys More At Your 5 86 10 Cent Store CLINE DRUGS 210 East .Central Ave. Since 1894 Sporting Goods Prescriptions Televisions Appliances Gifts Cosmetics KTCN RADIO 940 A.M. 'IO6 3 F M 24 HOURS A DAY 101 'Xa SUPPORTERS OF BIG RED We Sell Service and Convenience! 3 do e DRIVE IN OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7 AM TO 10 PM Holland Road 81 Shady Lane OUR COMPLIMENTS TO OUR MANY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS IN BEL- TON HIGH SCHOOL. coMPLETE OUT- GLAZENER'S FITTERS TO MEN af TEEN MEN. GARAGE HERRINGS' 120 North Penelope Box 616 778-3538 11 East Central Ave. in Downtown Temple ROYAL OAKS BELTON DRIVE- IN BOOK H. E.B. STORE FOOD STORES GO BIG RED! OPEN: Office Supplies 6 A.M. till 12 P.M. Cards Downtown 939-6121 Belton 2304 N. Main 104 N. Main Belton 939-5191 Best Wishes F rom GRIGGS EQUIPMENT CQMPANY Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1974 Belton, Texas JCHNSON MINI MAX INSULATION Awnings Duct Wrapping Acoustical Tiles Patio Covers INSULATION DOESNVI' COST- IT PAYS! I Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1974 Insulation Contractors Old Waco Road Belton, Texas 204 N. East Street Phone: 939-1821 SPRINGBOARD TO ACHIEVEMENT IN EVERY FIELD Space-age education in an ultra-modern setting with a tradition of excellence since 1926. TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE v i . .Cs -1. px - ,Nga-2 - 1 ,f i7 i,:3.tQ W '5 .J Southern Association of Colleges Association of Texas Colleges and Universities Coordinating Board of Texas Colleges Southern Association of Junior Colleges Texas Public Junior College Association Texas Junior College Association Z! START3 2. adam' gaa'ZZ oxagtic S c 11 0 ja Q0 Za adam 7 I' ego 6445 v., an Q Q.. 861-d C849 062' is Ofqrs J C 'U 1 Z E ix? I Q? Sk O 0 -s. 06 G9 0 1919 G O Contact . . . THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR COLLEGE BELTON, TEXAS 76513 Once You Know HOW . . . You'11 Know WHERE! MARY HAHUINIJAYIUH EUIIHSI A SMALL COEDUCATIONAL COLLEGE IN BELTON DANIEL- HUNDLEY BUICK F. H. Daniel Howell Hundley 206 East Adams Temple, Texas Buick-Opel 25 years service to the Central Texas Compliments of MELVIN CONSTRUC- TION coMPANY See us for all of your building area needs. PITTMAN'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Shirts jeans Draperies 301 N. Penelope Belton IN APPRECIATION AMERICAN DESK MANUFACTURING COMPANY TEMPLE, TEXAS Congratulations to the Class of 1974 from BRADFORD TEXACO 939-9024 339 North Main Belton, Texas TRUST YOUR CAR TO THE MAN WHO WEARS THE STAR ll Free-Pick-up 81 Delivery FIRST NATIONAL BANK Belton, Texas Owen P. Carpenter, President Alton C. Martin, Vice President Glenn Blair, Cashier Midlred Kaiser, Assistant Cashier Dorothy Golden, Assistant Cashier Dr. J. W. Pittman, Vice President, inactive YOUR FUNDS ARE SAFE HERE, EVERY DEPOSITOR INSURED UP TO 320,000 MEMBER FDIC FOWLER'S EXXON 303 North Main Belton, Texas Phone: 939-9943 Wash Tune-up Lubrication Road Service Stan Fowler-Owner-Director WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE The family store is home owned by L. M. Hancock. We are located at 316 East SOUTHWESTERN TRANSIT CO., INC. Safe Transportation T. E. Sanderford, Central, Belton, Phone: 939-1471 President POWELL SUPPLY WOMBLE COMPANY INSURANCE AGENCY G. E. Appliances 504 East Central Goodyear Tires Belton, Texas Congratulations to the Class of 1973-74 BELTON, TEXAS STAGECOACH PROPERTIES INCORPORATED Great spot for: A salcs meeting, convention, family reunion, or personal holiday! Try the delicious food and the luxurious tranquility in Salado. For reservations call: ac 817 947-5111. Stagecoach Inn, located on Inter- state 35 at Salado, Texas, on the banks of Salado Creek. Compliments of SCHIGUT'S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing for the entire family Lewis Shoes jane Colby Sportswear Haggar Slacks Playtex Nocona Boots Pinehurst Lingerie Richard Schigut-Owner CLEM MIKESKA'S BAR-B-Q 57th at Avenue M Phone 817 778-5481 Temple, Texas Our customers say it's Texas' finest Bar-B-Q. Catering Service Premium Beef Sausage BARRY'S Towne 81 Country Shopping Center Temple, Texas 76501 BRITT DRUG COMPANY :QC 1 1 2 East Central Belton, Texas 939-2682 BELTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 100'Za Backers of BIG RED!! BELL COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Complete Records of all Bell County titles. Member ofTexas Land Title Association and American Land Title Association. Phone 939-5801, or write P. O. Box 239, Belton, Texas, 76513, about your Abstracts or Title Insurance. William A. Stephens, Manager. JONES HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY TYCSTQIIC 102 East Central 939-3785 BELTON, TEXAS HANCOCK'S FABRIC Your supermarket of Fabrics Downtown Temple Leon Valley Golfillourse 1 .-.un 2- 'I .345 - ' nj. 1:4 BELTON, TEXAS 939-5271 PAINTS HARDWARE APPLIANCES TELEVISION SETS SPORTING GOODS Compliments of the BIG TOP the greatest little show on earth Backing Big Red Phone: 939-6281 820 East Central THE CHURCH IN THE HEART OF BELTON WITH BELTON ON HER HEART. POTTS FIRST HARDWARE BAPTIST Q.J.'S CAFE CHURCH Eat here or to go PHONE: 9392211 Pizzas Hamburgers LEROY KEMP, Tacos Burritos Mexican Plates PASTOR 2302 North Main 939-5231 ABC BONDING SERVICE Mobil 773-1922 2'- 4 W1 -'gee f ' . fv f I M I fr ' 5300 an I 31370 gl. 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Glaser store manager FRANK'S LAKEVIEW INN AND ANCHOR CLUB Relax and enjoy the beautiful view of Lake Belton while dinin at Frank's Lakeview Inn or Anchor Clui 939-5771 DR SN NOLANVILLE PLAZA DRIVE-IN GROCERY Milk, Ice, Meats, Dru?s, Cold Drinks 4603 E. Ave. H, No anville, Texas Borden Dairy Products-Picnic Supplies COMPLIMENTS OF TP8.L MONTEITH ABSTRACT COMPANY F rank Turner . . . Manager Frank Turner, Jr. . Assistant Manager Established 1 876 COMPLIMENTS BELTON KARATE SCHOCL BUTCH'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 702 East Central Belton, Texas THE BELTONIAN LCHCIHJ lexas only falfllly Theatre Belt CONTINENTAL BELTON COMPANY Where Quality Has Priority 50:2 East Central Belton, Texas 939-5021 -'BIG 3 AUTO SUPPLY Ted johns Machine Shop Service Day Phone: 778 5223 Ave. M at 49th, Temple Night Phone: 939 3695 Delco-Remy 3 Gates X McQuay-Norris if Walker if Monroe When you think of flowers, Think of Martin's 1404 N. Main Belton, Texas Phone 939-6771 Compliments- lcnsvnqarf - -' I DAN STEAKLEY CHEVROLET CO. We have time for you before and after the sale 939-3771 Low Discount Prices QUALITY DISCOUNT CENTER Compliments to the 1974 graduating Seniors o Belton High School from their friends at Quality Discount Center. 210 North Penelope Belton, Texas sql ' Serving Belton. . . lilfilbllofdl lx!llr.cEi1C.lll1lllU1CC?S with day-to-day local and national news coverage! Established 1 94 9 X -Q Royal il' Victor Pk Norelco 'K Roneo 'k Offset ,Ai psi BELTON Printing 3,3 BUREAU 'l f f 110 North Main 1311 West Adams Temple, Texas 76501 X: X' X Phone No. 1 ' ' I 939-3431 WE WELCOME YOUR CALLS News Tips and Advertising TEMPLE DAILY TELEGRAM Serving Central Texas Since 1907 GIBSON'S DISCOUNT CENTER 2601 Thornton Lane- Loop 363 Temple Texas Where you buy the best for less', The LAIR staff wishes to express it's appreciation to all the merchants and businesses for supporting the LAIR and other school activities. 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