Belton High School - Lair Yearbook (Belton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1975 volume:

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Y ar lg. y 'k I' :Tit K Personalities, Achievements, Decisions We often wonder what our future holds, But as new friends are found, knowledge acquired, and activities come to the campus, We tend to forget our responsibilities for tomorrow's decisions. The purpose of the 1975 LAIR is to help with the realization of each individua.l's personality, his 1975 achievements, and the importance of his future. slf 'l - Z K IH W 'M L.,-5? 'Ga X, R sf 23 if sg A 'K rff, ' teachers, And moments ofcompanionship. Students spend a day in the '50's And Tigo boosts spirit All with the joyous memory of friends. GOI ' AND FRG TIGERLAN M' i '2'i'nn?g is-W5 Mai 'li Wa, M ,. 44 'fr A ,MA ghv.1qqxr in i4 if 45' XJ an se- xii is Qmimle .5q5'?iI Q ' x .Wm W S , ' vi A . if . Q, , ,i k ag -so A 'gs - Ja' emit 'f '-m,-p- f n 'ka ia if 'ha M' li li iff i NE i with 4 Q ' l ', NN W Y ' M f f Q g gs n WZ A band is to paint the big sign for each football game. This year's 5 sign chairman was Tracey San- ford. The band put together thirteen signs this season. The money to sponsor the sign was donated each week by a dif- ferent local merchant. ' 13 f ,ai X ,, fl x, ' ,ty Q: H .lf A Y . Y x ws ,fx ' - ' ' 4' iffy 7 X C5 K. yr, 'tis' it ff a V SI ,e -r-- +115 o 'a 'fr ,, One ofthe traditions of the I M , nvqwmmsgn 1-liars-nn- MvvwnMw,.t,, ------Q- in cami-ve..-4..,,. an Q we siaafa er e 3 8 ,Q - as ,sw F is Ti' If M it a so .gn - ff' w , 1 .wt W .W V i h'9'VN Wwe Q I The band is pictured in their performance at the Cotton Bowl's Parade of Champions contest. Debbie Whitmire was chosen by the band to be their sweet heart. She has been a member of the Marching 100 for three years and is serving as clarinet section leader this year. Challenge Cf Success Careful planning is necessary to make any project suc- cessful. We are here to learn and go away filled with know- ledge and memories. Any open mind of a Willing person has the ability to reach horizons that have never been explored. Debbie Hanes, drum majorette, is feature twirler at many of the Lisa Sanders takes time out ofher busy schedule to study for a few games. minutes. Fans enjoy the Gatesville game as they cheer the team to victory. Students work diligently to build the bonfire. On this page Mrs. Lilla Barnes is pictured with some of her stu- dents on Western day. xx X' f E ix x v -, Q if 'W 1 X , f ' 1 L x fl i H Y I A. E ' 'Ky ,, 4 ' N I fl fl' - jk- Q 4 W X . ,-1' ' .:g13,l '.L,i'Lv T'5li 'f 'aw E -,f J if 52 1 'f Q F gf. if W, fi w. -wv 1, 2, Q: iz X f H ff g. wh , V his uw a 1 kk nf ff inf -' 1 h . izwvg f K H , 41' A 'C' ri ey fm B. ,.h.,':f 'fi far 51 - , A 'Nfl 'J V N , . F , SH. ,,,.f f ..,,,.. ,z W . .gy -:,'f,,.3 7,1 ,,1 Il K' jf 'ui . . , ,..Q - 1., , . ,mh ,, , L in ,kgff'w-- sm V V, K I ' - N , . xwfii M ,.,.. iM -, WNW 'Ng ' . Z . h 15:5 wr, '- Carrie Dingus was chosen as this year's Homecoming Sweetheart. The twirlcrs pick up pom-poms to add spirit to one ofthe many vic- tory marches. Laurie Stewart was chosen by the team as this year's Football Sweetheart Big Red runs through the traditional sign on the way to victory. Q A 13 We Stand Together I Harmony is a necessity in every day of school life. The joy of victory, satisfaction of success in a play, joining in the fun of Western Day, Receiving long awaited honors, Improving the school, or just enjoying a dance. These memories form a moment which remains forever in our minds. ' 2 S1 ff' mf -. ,gf .. , 5 su W A H Q 1 . week' gig -.,, I ' gf W a ,3gNrwQBBGinN1Nc it For everyone a goal is the chance for each individual to plan his own destination, But this can be achieved only by preparation. Bach one must realize his own desires potential, and personality, And plan his life by building a solid foundation as he answers- Why are we here? We come to prepare our way in life By increasing our mental, physical, and emotional status. With guidance of teachers, friends, and personal intuition We take one step closer to the completion of a private goal- Destination unknown. 1 'Lx 'f 1'.-. mf 'K Memories The laughter shared, The honors won, and The excitement of greeting each new experience- These are the moments which remain forever. The joy of success, The warmth of spring, and The thought of graduation-just around the corner- Memories which never fade . . . ga . gif? 5335 F. t. g fi? if gifs? 5. :J 'Mi 1: ::13,..g 3-digg ,, NN,- Q' va- A Mi. . 'ffifik , wif: uw if M5355 VGA. N. , . ' xy . N V V - ' ,-vs 'uv ' :fl , ii, , I- A V K . +25 i Q-1.4:-' - V,V. ji. . . .15 . . 1 K . my ki W if in wry? - 2 gli, 14 ,.-' f Vs! V I The pleasure of being honored by your fellow students, The self-satisfaction in the Buccaneer Day Band Festival And the anticipation of a banquet celebration, These thoughts live within our minds. A ? i r 13 if M Y' 5 'iff' ' ' , 95555116533 T ' Baccalaureate I Baccalaureate took place in the auditorium on May 'l5,1975, and it was beauti- ful outside. Students patiently wait as the rest ofthe class files in. Beth Tippit wears her cap and gown proudly. The speaker for baccalaureate wasjoc Baisden, Belton Church of Christ minister COMMENCEMENT S I FAVGRITES . . . THQSE WHO STAND OUT 4 VALEDICTORIAN-BQYCE CABANISS SALUTATURIAN-DANA FLOYD are-sg., MISS B.H.S. LAURIE STEWART Laurie's face has been seen at every sport spectacular of Belton High. Laurie has been a cheerleader for four years and served as head cheerlead- er her senior year. She was a member of the Student Council, FHA, Honor Society, and a two year member of the band. Laurie was voted as the 1974 Football Sweetheart and was a Homecoming nominee. These honors as well as her warm smile makes her deserving of the title of Miss B.H.S. U CK fe MR. B.H.S. BRYAN HARGROVE Bryan has been known as an outstanding athlete throughout his years at Belton High School. He has been a three-year member ofthe varsity football team as well as the track team. He was honored his senior year as a member of the All Zone and L'All Cen'Tex teams and received the Coach's Award. He advanced to Regional competition in track both his junior and senior year and placed third in the State Mile Relay hisjunior year. Bryanis Winning personality and smile as well as his athletic ability makes him a fine choice for Mr. B.H.S. r RONALD LASTOVICA Ronald has been a member of the football team as well as the band for three years. He has been a three-year member of the Latin Club, and served as Club President and Caesar his senior year. Ronald has been a member of the National Honor Society for three years and was President his senior year. He was voted Most Likely to Succeed and the 1974 Optimist Club voted him Outstanding Belton High Boy. He has been a member of the 4-H for nine years and is the Boy's Vice-Chair- man of the Texas 4-H Council. OUTSTANDI G DANA FLOYD Dana has been a member of the Marching 100 for three years and served as secretary her senior year. She has been a member of the National Honor Society for three years. She became LAIR editor after serving on the staff for a year. Dana was the student director of the senior play. She was voted Outstanding Junior and was a Girls State Alternate. Dur ing herjunior year she received the English Departmental Award and the American Heritage Achievement Award. The 1974 Optimist Club voted her as the Outstanding Belton High Girl. Dana placed fourth in U.I.L. shorthand her senior year and is Salutatorian of her class. SE IDRS TERESA ALBRIGHT if C Teresa has been a member of the National Honor Society for three years and was Vice-President her senior year. She las been a member of the Marching 100 for three years. Feresa was a class officer, member of the Student Council, and 1 class favorite for both her freshman and sophomore year. Feresa is a member of the Junior Historians, Future Teachers mf America, Drama Club, International Thespian Society, and Spanish Club. She was chosen as the Spanish Club Senorita ler senior year. Teresa was FFA sweetheart and FF A district iweetheart her junior year. BRYAN HARGRUVE Bryan has been a member of the varsity football team for three years. He was honored his senior year as a member of , the All Zone and All Cen-Tex teams as both split end and defensive halfback. Bryan also won the Coach's Award. He was a three year letterman in track. He placed first in the Mile Relay in regional competition his junior year and third in state. Bryan was voted Best All Around his sophomore year, Class Officer his junior year, and Mr. B.H.S. his senior year. v . . ..,, C N r ... , . , 1 , .Q 29 . MN ' ,' ff ga , M 'If' V- ' 'S an EL, 4 - - wx- .A H :F van in -:R ,PPL 295 , 0 + 'J tv ,vii A f 6 LX WA, ,X 33 . 535,-s , , .n ASI-I v .5 ff: Ni.. OUTSTANDING SOPHOMGRES DAVID COUFAL KELLY BROQKS NANCY KIRBY SUE BARTLETT 3 ? DUTSTANDING FRESHMEN STEVE BRUTON RCJY SMYTI-IE GREG QTRUPCAK BRUCE MERCER 33 TGP TEN Boyce Cabaniss Dana Floyd Debbie Whitmire Teresa Albright Mary Wilson Diane Scott Ted Williams Kelli Lanphere Debbie Bird Tracey Sanford 97.63 96.58 95.17 95.08 94.46 94.38 94.09 93.90 93.59 93.49 Tracey Sanford received the Director's Award. Boyce Cabaniss was honored with many awards, including a valedictory plaque and a silver cup for being an outstanding math student. CLASSES WHY WERE WE HERE? SS W fe K 5 fl ii 6 K he i i gm Sf , .. 5? VII Y' ' fi., X'1i 'wf 'K a , . iff ,ai QM N 3 , V Mgsff. J ,Lim QQ 5737 QQ 5 E, 2243 wi ' 1 +1 , 'x , :,.. , Q N I 4 V xx. fri? x :rg 59' E A ff 91-xv ei, , ,4,QZ4,f.7f?i wa-M Ernest Brenek Lorna Brown Mary Jo Burson Mark Bush Matt Bush . A. 'JJ qv. Rex fPigj Melvin and Lisa Sanders return to the nostalgia of the 1950's L e hw wg if A J Sue Edmondson . :ir,,n'x . james Fincher Dana Floyd X49 , M Lila Fuentes Arthur Fuller Even though the weather was inappropriate, the Big Red Tigers found time to sing Christmas carols and spread the Christmas spirit. They sang in the halls between third and fourth periods. A E if? N X E 1 21 1 53 SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES LUCINDA LUDWICK TRACEY SANFORI QQ .r mfs Af Vw 46 Q fs .s ' ' I ff ei-1. , WSE., , -Jax k , Ri' ,Q-, Q .. M ,..,. V, ,fm 410001 -44 V -.I Thx ,Figs David Livingston Lucy Ludwick Ronald Lastovica is a member ofthe 1950's Jet Pam Lundy Ronnie Maddux Sef- Pat Martinez cindy McDonald David McGinnis 49 W 'Kluin Robert McKenzie Peggy Melton . I ,. . -4 , n Rex Melvin Debbie Meyer The main attraction at lun -N.,-JIQP' Robert Meyer Rhonda Michel Estelline Miller Tw iw ?..M'P ,' 1975 SE- ICR PLAY The 1975 Senior Play, THE MOUSE THAT ROARED, WHS based on the small country of Grand Fenwick trying to over- take the United States Government and mistakenly succeeding. Mrs. Psencik was the faculty director. Dana Floyd was the student director. A member of the i'Fenwickian Council was Randall Geer. The large crew did an outstandingjob. 5 3 'I fl W if iff ' sw, ., N .f ., ' ...Q ,. A-.WA 'g - -2551 , A X 3 if, , 5 rf i t 2.i 4 . VAS l f f . Q 1 .- fm . -V . l 'wi fe.: 2 1? 1 I' as 4- - I 52? gy, if fl? f' Y of' ag pf'- mf Lf ,Q Wig f 5 2 Y n Brenda calms down Ricky Robinson, a Fenwickian Council member Professor Kokintz displays his formula for the Q Bomb. Ted looks on as Boyce dusts the powerful Q Bomb. The queen orders the Q Bomb to the dun- geon. yi 3 in I H Arm 'ix' wma, s.....,o0l ' R. l x Paul Pustka Randy Randolph Richard Rendon Donald Reveile Sam Robertson Richard Robinson . Wh- Ni Jil ,N ..- K fi V - Q -'P wfw,'.'-,- 1-W ., 'Q Q :Tr---f-,if-, r M. i 1 1 ' 1 f f -. '.-.kifzvfni David Roepke Debbie Rogers William Royster .if a, 1.e1if:T5i2,. x , 141- x-'-- M vu W my ,, . fi Cal Stowers Glen sumerford Bryan SWCCHCY primp for the Senior Play. W Q Cindy Taylor Beth Tippit Tommy Tompkins Martin Trammel ff? Belinda Trojan Gail True Carol Vance if-err-J -11,4-AP' lvfamdfnv- Wagga Frank Vasquez Susan Walker Sharon Wallace I 1 1 QE, l l 50 James Warehime Jay Warrick Dana Welch 25. Q 'N -. X I 1 Daniel Wilkerson Mary Wilson James Woods Danny Young Roy Costillo Warren Lawson Michael Rinn Diane Scott if The Big wheels U-Srs.'Q1'I5 V 1? gi fxfmdw 4 . . ig. gi dQfg? Q?5Zif-Qfigz Q Qi J' 'ix M0953 u9QQ8MJT 2 EES? 55 J iii Q MZ' Jig? . 55-awk-als fuyfliiyxig- V E ge, EPE '9 'f'+V5 ' 333225 YQ Q4 , Z-,ki wry G, gQf5fl,.,?E?MQ,i1mM 3 Q - . .2 E?5??Q'gwf'1'fQ1ff5'iQf,j5w,fj9Q1Qy YQ KW M df 115+ A IU ICR CLASS OFFICERS Lee Russell, Presidentg Teresa Stark, Vice-Presidentg jennifer Ash, Secretaryg Carrie Dingus, Parliamentariang Laurel Sparks, Treasurer. Zqk S S q. E 66 SAI- saf S We + ,gs-Q24 .-,- . fi 12, A .kg aw' fl 1,- A. .Kg .' K -.fi '36 2' . ..,, ,,f 4 :ig K jj',, ..ff--WW ---L'X ' ' S? tm t IUNIGRS- ALMOST THERE . if Wi 51 we Chris Lee and Charmayne Dusek are deep in thought about theirjunior year. Bobby Wulf and Darrell Beauchamp worked hard for THE TIGER this past year. Lionel Vera keeps his smile through evcn the toughest times. Between classes, Carrie Dingus and Stan Burk enjoy each othcr's company. Before classes is always a fun time in the morning. Pete Alcozer Robert Aldrid e Sheila Alexanser Cheryl Alford Timmy Alford David Allen Sheila Altum Chris Ander so n Matt Anderson john Ansay Lynee Armstrong Jennifer Ash Robert Atmar Don Baggerly 68 A fr janet Stewart brings up the rear ofa spirit line for a pep rally. Q G-,af . ,MN X ,of sv' Sterlene Barlow Dick Bay Dennis Beach Darrell Beauchamp Connie Bills Jean Blair Lewis Boren Mitchell Borgeson Jesse Bowden Melinda Bridges Cathy Brown George Brown Robert Brown Stan Burk ' Tommy Burkett Jackie Burris Steven Burtchell Darlene Butler Jim Button Roger Byrd W we es Cathy Cantrell Ruth Cerecerez Allen Chaney Debbie Chrestiansen Kathy Churchill Bobby Colacino Isabella Caldera Belinda Carlisle 70 .,T5 ,,+, Z '4 . . ,, lay it 4 ilgf i' J H 1 ff' ,,, , , .,. K f Nt I D4 223 W' Enjoying every moment of it, David and Sandy participate in the 50's Day actlons f i f fe D 8 Sgif' 5 V 9 --.. wang Q. W H Q if 4 X 'B it J, fl, 45 -4 -RY A 2353152 r are 537' . . i ' ' g,.. - ,I ful- . A gi - , .1 W i ft DX i z Mary Connally Peggy Connally Teresa Cox Walter Cox John Cramer Cyndie Dailey Barbara DaVidSOI1 Diane De LaRosa Charles Dean Marion Dernerson Howard Dermody Carrie Dingus Betty Drake Alan Drake Louis Driska Diana Dulany Gary Durr Charmayne Dusek Grant Engler Don Eastridge Johnny Elkins Kenny Elliott Gail Ervin Randy Evans Richard Evans Rita Farr Johnny F aulk Brenda Fenley Keith Finney Titus Fletcher Ross Ann Forrest Jo Ann Fort David Foster Bobby Furnace Richard Garza Sandy Gholson Danny Gibson Roy Gomez Willie Gooding Molly Gosney 001, - X -wav- Ves Ur 55 Y Wx -mf? 'WW. 5 Y Z-uk 1155 gf' .l Sanderford drools over the make-up for Calamity . . --,- H es f Ei Q 1 Y 5 Qi ui Mechalle Go ssett Tony Green Blair Groth Daniel Guajardo Norma Guerrero David Guffey Lisa Guillen Cin dy Guthrie Kenneth Guthrie Bill Harlow Kathy Harris Stan Hanes Bettie Harvell Melissa Hays 73 Roy Heartfield Larry Herald Juanita Hernandez Buddy Hickerson Randy Hickerson Be nny Hicks Debbie Hilliard joe Hilliard Merle Hileman Daniel Hogan Debbie Hood Rickey Hosch Keith Hossfeld Cathy Huckabee Van Irvin John Jackson Bill Jansen Lana johnson Cathy Jones Deborah Kallus Kathy Kerley Jody Kifer Anthony Kimble Tommy Konola Randy Lawson Wanda Leach Kris Lee Mack Lingo Al Lopez Sonny Martinez Faye McBride Cyndi McDowell Bruce McQween Shirley Mead I 75 IUNIDR CLASS FAVORITES LEE RUSSELL CAR -1,-fix, -2-+ '-+'a,-we-5: -.-, :Ayn ' . - , I ' 'ggy1g2'L3g ' ,, E:E.niHf:- Y f , '- 1 f fe 32 4 91 1 fffi '55 tsrggftgx is 5 1 A Ss Kathy Meredith Patty Meyer Mitch Mensch Terry Minica Jane Minor James Morin Sam Morin Daniel Narvaiz Robert N avarrette Janese Nellis Tommy Newton Kay Nichols Cathy Northam Doug Northam Billy Oglesby Peter Ohlhaver 77 Alifonsia Ortiz Sandra. Owens Randal Park Mary Patterson Laura Oliver Mike Pette Brenda Petty Mike Phillips Bonita Pierce Brenda Powell Charles Presnall Bobby Colacino gives his full attention in English class 'is U as r- Q 4 1? X I, W' W f sg A -as f -11 K W RT Qi fi? C H r ' Qfkpzzr ' .4 . ' ' 'fm ' I ai' V' ' - if - . i,, , A .A fi -' ' 1 ' s wr.', f Pete Ramos Nancy Ray Debbie Reagan Wayne Reid Sherry Renick Edmond Reynolds Tommy Richter David Rivera Larry Robinson John Rockholt Kathy Rodgers Robin Roesner Ricky Ruiz Kathryn Russell Lee Russell Steve Sabotka Sandy Sanderford Garry Sanford Beverly Schmidt Isabella Schnell 79 Robert Schumaker Bobby Shafer Paula Sharpe Gretchen Sheiler Debbie Siegler jeff Sims Randall Sinclair jean Skirvin Billy Sulak Karen Smith Laurel Sparks Felicia Standard Teresa Stark Angie Steger xv Z? Coach Wi1cox's Health class lear ,Q- m :1 i ,, k..,k in . ffl A ' ' 37, -. A ,Q ., ' - , ,f f J 1 p i iz E' f ,iii Q 4 , v ' ' ev. -' Jack Stewart Janet Stewart Lydia Taylor Carledon Tessmer Tommy Thornton Donna. Thweatt James Titlow bw, 'fri ff Qt! X -,I if Wig Wg A L E f . Jo1Tolkm1tt W ' 5 x 3 A.. . ji! 517' 'M 135 Barbara True Peggy Truelove Darlene Truitt Marion Truitt Louanne Truelove Vicki Tubbs 81 Lewis Boren expresses his serious point of view. Timmy Alford reveals his excited mood. fgs- Virginia Ude Edward Vaca Ann Vaden Lionel Vera Ra mond Vriseno Heien Wade Diane Ward Eddie Watts Carol Weir Donna West Brenda White Cuxtis Wickliffe 82 .1 X W9 me gffggp fd' 1 ,.., . Bobby Wulf Delia Ybarra Cassie Tuttle Cindy Williams Ellen Williams Michael Williams Sharon Willis Shirley Williams Wayne Wilson Rick Woody Helen Wright Erin Lanphere, Paxliamentariang Lindsey McFarland, Treasurerg Roy Brantley, Vice-Presidentg Marsha Schiller, Secretaryg David Coufal, President SJ 311' - .-.rn Q W W . Hi, 1 w,w.,w ' 5 4, M1 .. k ..l, .. 4- ,- f Qfw f, w.x,.. '-V. 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I .1560 f X sf Bob Adams Mike Aguilar Roddy Alejandro Terry Alexander Jesse Andardo julie Ayers Sharon Bakke Linda Ballard Sterling Barlow Sue Bartlett Tim Beacham Bobbie Beamon Glen Beauchamp Franklin Beaver Jake Beaver Teresa Beck Tommy Benandez jane Benton Larrie Bird Sylvia Blair Wayne Bolton David Boriack George Bottoms Terry Boyd Carl Bozon Roy Brantley Kelly Brooks Brenda Brown Tammy Brown Toni Brown Debbie Burns Dwight Burris William Burton Emmah Bu sh 'ug V, ,f-eg, eorra B :lQ .f f, B lare W,.. 5. 1 W .,, , .ey f X 4144. , , N., ,,,,. . at My 1 49: ' ' 'G XJ ll ff' Terry Butler Denise Cagle Jack Cannon Ronnie Cargle Darla Carpenter David Carpenter Alfredo Carrasco Mark Carroll Matt Cawthon Donnie Clark Bonnie Clemens Bonnie Cockerham Karen Coleman Clarence Collins Vivian Collins Billy Conn Danny Coppin Milliard Coppin Barton Couch David Coufal 87 Carrie Cox Stephen Cox Steve Cox Georgia Curry Dessie Deholloz David DeLoach Doris Denney Chris Dominguez Kathie Drake Pat Edmondson Don Elliott Tina Ellis Robert Eno Terric Ervin 3 .MQPQQ W V -f AAQXZ VV ,aL...,gZA.I rig..-,,. K f : l 3 f f , fs - -eih , dv?g C is 5,3 ,wx I ' ' 'f . L, nf X f , f Q: 'M 5 - fs'- s l 5 S We V 5: .- ... rg ' PM 5 v , X ' Linda Wood confers with Mrs. Barnes about English. Q will A .Q Few X X fi -It Harold Esparza Tommy Faglie Ronda Farmer Shelli Farr Robert Flores Clyde Fowler Mary Ann Fox Alice Franklin Felix Fuentes Barbara Fulton Ernie Garcia Jerri Gatewood Ruby Gifford Darrel Green Terry Green Penny Gregory David Guajardo Manual Guajardo Gloria Guerrero Mike Guillen SGPHOMURE CLASS FA ORITES MATT CAWTHON LINDSEY MCFARLANI if-,,:Q?rf2:, A ik.:, -1535 90 -ff' lumpy-s, ia- .- - - , -up x . r of lp w L '23 '-L S I '- -1+ ,p N f :. ' 4 . 2 v Fi 3? ,J . :A ' -T If I l ' Lx kggfi - - ,,. ,il ' Y .9 VA . I 1:54 JUQL f 51355: aft, l 'vii' y - ' . 2 David Wiseman supported th l on Slave Day. faf:g,f:'Q4,.. , ,fr-K 4 1 ' A 1. e National Honor Society fs. 'T' X V. , miie f T. ii-1 '.if'-'X . X WM, K I X - .2 Q, Ricky Guthrie Scottye Hale Stephen Hammonds Bill Harris Debbie Harris Randy Hendricks Gabriel Hernandez Sherry Hervey Warren Hileman Karen Hilliard Edith Howell David Hughes Pam Hughling Janell Huntley Doris Hyde Becky Jackson Some sophomore students work hard on their English LAPS. Betty jackson Cindy jackson Alice Janeway Pam Jansen David jarosek Arturo Jemenez Rudy Jimenez 1 Cathy johnson AX ,Y ,. 4 f. William Johnson Anne jones David Jones Penny Jorger lv f-Q. f 'N, 6 !1S :N adsl E492 'TA X 'PC' 4. Ln f f '6- X il J 'X ed We 715 in It Rani f 'iii 'LAA , tu IV if L, SE , ,fa dw, .. 1, g is if k 4' g .- Ep . In fa 4 YA fx, 1 Q q , 4, f n ,W Ma gg , 1- M? B5 , 49 :1 1 A fr 4 V, 5 wig? P Z w 1 , 1 1. 2 'Q My WM, il. fha 49? Jerry Karriker Ronald Keeton David Kelley Grady Kelley Pat Kelly Becky Kennedy Vicki King Donald Kirby Nancy Kirby Elizabeth Kirkpatrick jackie Knight Steve Krotz Tamara Lancaster Erin Lanphere Kerri Leach Carol Lewey Bill Lewis Ronnie Lewis Lee Lingo Nancy Locklear Gene Lopez Eddy Lott Kenneth Love Carrie Loew ,,,' Q . eww- .5kW 3 nnnnnnnn Eg yi Zzz I h I James Luckenbach gan. , P as Richard Luna X Q Kathy Marlin ' Li? Betty Maxwell N Ivory McDaniel Lindsey McFarland Mike McGinnis Dale McQueen Debra McQuire Mel Melone Robert Mendoza Beth Mercer Nancy Meyer Carolyn Miller Chester Miller Ricky Miller ,1 'Eva ie iii I f3i!f?E ii' fin? - fri- 'H 'G Q 321 32 ring, Q -M ' 1-.4 4.4 r R R- t, , M QQWJ3, gf X u Ji N v 1 is ' in ' '. fx a rm KC Q sf X Y 1. 'XE r 1, '15 .. 1141? ye x nr- v If image ':1 -Q-: ssgsm Li1'2:'g1N .1 f- - :3+v11..1s2,i4 R43 gigesliz Msg-iq , a.55:,,Q!f3-'ggfgzxf rlr w , M gag , ,,,, az, Aw W ,P if f Q ' if .gr L Q .,E3TAE an , x fre- . 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Blas Muniz Chuck Northam Dennis Northam Jesse Olivarez Mauricio Olivarez Philip O'Nea1 Frank Ortega Becky Otrupcak Dan Palmer Edward Paramore Danny Pate Heidi Peither Delia Perez Kathy Pickett john Pogan Lois Powell Harry Proctor Susan Pustka Alex Ramos Trudy Ratliff Renee Rafy Paul Ren row David Rentschler Jim Rhoads Jill Rinn Kath Roberson Y Marilyn Roe Tony Rose Leah Rudasill Ronnie Rush Sally Rutherford Lin da Sabotka ,af -WI' .vi vs 2 .,' - A I M' 0 . f' Q 4.7 4 fisiiiiiifii- A 1 4 , . f fW?BXA xxx Q ex 'S ,, Michael Aguilar works diligentl I? X A lk y in Related Math ll K 7 i i V Ana Salazar 1 Jamie Sanclerforcl VVVL' .. Mo n ic a S ander s 3,1141 Robert S a n gstc r V' ' 1 Wendall Sangster A ' .- Tony Scallions ' if 2 4 1 J MIQNY' all 5 I , ,M . 2 ' , , WB f . as ' 4 V Ki 1 5 Marsha Schiller Jimmy Schwartz 'WN lcla Scofield Susie Shepherd David Shuttlesworth Jerry Simpson Lesli Slover Barbara Smith Liz Smith Eddie Spencer Rhonda Staton Scott Staton Tim Staton Ann Stephens Diane Stewart Shane Stone Eddie Stowers Steve Stowell Tim Sullivan Al Summers Harold Sutter James Tatum Garland Taylor William Tomecek X Kenny Tompkins Reggie Trammel Beatrice Trevino Louis Trevino 411 'Y' v- f- 4 A :.fz 1 eff? QW - VV- .-,, 2 'Z we x 'rf K gg A . tp: ,M ,,.,,,,,H , ' x N w ik if Xsf.,.,,i. ., Wifi XJ-Y? ,ff ,QW , i' i ' V ' tau' .5 f ii Q fl: 5 , 5, 6 All 'T li: ef? 1, K s i X 1 as 5 wig , 4, gs.. 'Q Q fl ,X ws 4 2 m ay rf F.. .. S. Q Q 1 at is i ,if 1 -P i 4 R 'if' rx ft 5 ,tg X M es f Q , .1 ,A ' EE Y ,,. i A , Q, N f 1 1 .- . 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K - , I HJ -1 f 1, 1 5 x- W ' - gi fi., . thu g.'gxr'.ix , . . , - ' my 396, 101 Frank Acosta Margaret Alcozer Wesley Alexander Terry Allenbaugh Tanya Altum Tony Aman Lynne Anderson Tammy Anderson Debra Artherton Angela Barcuch Billie Barnes Tony Beach Steve Benskin Steve Bigham Mary Blair Janice Boales James Boney Rod Borgeson Elmer Boriack Cindy Bottoms 102 sf' ii r Mrs. Saffold's Algebra I class works consistently. - J yy A1557 ., W agz5i.QiQ, ' ' Q, f---faire , ,f rr ' i' 2 3 aw trrt i rttti M f t, if ' f . ,mc t A,4 'x X Hi fi 4? , .L w'x'!hun YT Debbie Bridges Alison Burton Steve Bruton Marsha Butler Richard Butler Diana Byrd Jane Caldera Rex Caldwell Melanie Cantrell Craig Cardwell Paulette Carlisle Dana Carpenter Roney Caster Susan Cock Mark Collier Ted Connally Ricky Conner Robert Crawford Linda Crouch Mark Cullison Donna Cummings Charlsey Darnell William Davidson Beverly Davis Cindy Davis Patricia Davis Robert Davis Willie Davis Henry Dean Albert DeLoach David Dillon Virginia Dingus Susan Dixon Don Drake Vickie Denney Henry Durr A, , Mfr 1 i ,Q R .,w g i'Wh. I u H 5 .ff 5 5,3 g . X, ,NM I I fhfe if ii gf F 29 U '91- XY xx li rlf f P W- . fi' ww 2 JN I 3 1 1 E, W .L 'V ' 1 JAM Tony Ecldins joy Elkins Jerome Engelke Steve Engler Cheryl Faulk Carol Finney Sandra Fletcher David Flores Jimmy Forrest Lavonda Fowler Paula Fowler Mark Fox Michael Franklin Phillip Fuentes Pam Garner William Garner Billy Garrett Jay Garrett Charles Garwood Peggy Gatliff 105 Ruth Gibson Lee Roy Glazener Leatha Goldsmith Blanche Gonzales Victor Gooding Jeannie Gonley Marsha Green Terry Griffin Mary Giullen Teresa Guthrie Donna Hall Travis Hall Leslie Hallbauer Sheri Hargrove Judy Harris James Harvell Billy Hawthorne Lela Hayne Lottie Hay ne Patricia Haynes 106 AL Daydreaming is also part ofa busy day at Belton High School. YW ,,..., X -...qw W fzillff NFL -K X 'DHA Rachel Heard Kyle Henderson Til . ,A h lA ig f 1 ' -if 5 'K i 1 pu? A '13 fl'- 'U' i ,, i .lf 1 - flax l X Linda Henderson Joel Hickerson Q7 E jimmy Hicks Brenda Hill Gary Hilliard Eddie Holcombe Robert Holland Cindy Holler James Hopper Henry Horton Herbert Howell Joey Howell 107 FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES VIRGINIA DINGUS GREG OTRU fi PC fin,-f - aa? if S1 x 3 , .. W ,im - V. -wr ,N-4 . -1, ,1 . arrzfgmm gf! . K f '17- Qrzpl 'C' Ig Q 'nip Y f x 1 . QQ 4 Y fi? 1 g ,fs , X H ,G a Q ,jk Q 4?fi'fiBr f 914- 54,-0 rf'-LQ 3 Q x f L ' afm by . Rhonda Hull Jeanne Hutnacher Williard Hutson Robert Hutto Paul Isaacks Dana Johnson Donna jackson Johnny Jarosek Bobby jeffersor Jerry Jolly Bobby Jones David jones Teresa Jones Debbie Kasberg Robert Keaton Karen Keeton Paul Kemp Bernie Kendall Howard Kendall Brenda Kennedy Teresa Killings- worth Chester Kirby Frances Knight Joe Knight Jenny Krotz Chester Kruse Ricky LaCour Billy Lalonde james Leach Karen Levinske Ann Loc klin Loe Logan Becky Luna Mary Luna Wesley Lundy Kenneth Lynch 'sl 'EGP 'U' M S fs I' S at num if 'O A physical science class is animated by Mrs. Barnes. ,f ?I9 F56 , ,,.. , 1. W 1 ff 351 X .S if 'GL 117' - e Q LVLV L 4' H I QQ . ' 3 Avr- 'f 11? 4 , . M X K' X 3 ., X' Bill Lawson Frank Lawson Ricky Magnuson Michael Marlin Tommy Martindale David Martinez Noel Martinez Sylvia Matamoras Deana Mattson Marvin Maxwell Michael McCradic Cathy McCrellan Mary Lee McDaniel Jimmy Mead Bruce Mercer Mona Michel Keith Millison Ben Minor Rosa Minor Dan Mizell 111 Mary Moncrief Mary Morin Terry Morrin Barbara Morton Louie Motloch Tracy Mumme Linda Muniz Royda Northen Chris Norman Michelle Nichols Rhonda Nessitt Scott Owens Greg Otrupcak Jessis Ortiz Cathy Oldham Betsy Ohlhaver Chris O'Hara Debbie Obermiller Stella Ortiz Steve Pabst 112 11 Y Wh' ff? ,A .M ,k.i. ,C Y My ww Ziff? AK pq Jw s so A tx Q fx 1 -. 'UW 'W vblifw -ff .ffm ,ff I f Gene Page Susan Palmer Terry Pechal Anita Peither Wyatt Phillips Donna Pierce Sharon Pierce Michael Powell Suarra Proctor jeff Pustka Debbie Ralston Beatrice Ramirez Randy Ray Bridgette Regian Tamela Richter David Risen Esther Rivera Sam Robinson Nete Rociriquez Vivian Roclriquez johnny Lee Ross Debbie Rougeau John Rovetto Vera Russell Carol Schiller Arnold Schnell Scheri L nn Schofield Yvonne Schwind Wendy Seiter Clint Shed Melissa Shed David Sheppard Bobbie Shirey Darla Short Harry Simmons Kenny Simmons Paul Skill Billy Smith Connie Smith Craig Smith PRiQ! 3r' KW2W udy Harris lends all cars during a lecture. 'W W... ft' w ,r- ,av ,I ,M ,dev 'V VIN! 5 22 .4 , ,645 f ' 4 al' ,rf , ,,.... ..- fi if 5f'tmst51 Donna Smith Gene Smith joe Dean Smith Mary Io Smith William Smith Roy Smy thc Debbie Southerland Donald Stebbins Tim Steger Arno Stemmer Renaldo Stowers Trinda Stubblefield Patricia Taylor Mary Ann Tessmer 115 Gerald Thompson Kim Thweatt Becky Tinner Teresa Titlow Randy Townsend Robert Townsend Eloise Trevino Hope Trevino John Trevino Lillie Trevino Pat Trevino Stephen Trevino Kitty Truict Ty Tulloch Mark Vance Mary Vasquez Robert Vasquez Mario Velez Elisa Vera Ruben Vriseno ZWA fa LL :ffm s .far rf- In flew f' , Wzfiff, , , sn,s A , X r 1 1 y 4 , if :Jane .' el NYM-ws' fi Tara Van Gorden Lynne Wallace Tammy Wallace Elizabeth Walston Barbara Watts Frankie Warcl Dean Warehime David Wesson Joe Whitley Mary Whiteley Russell Whiteley Cindy Wiggins Janet Wilkerson Susan Wilkerson Connie Williams jimmy Willis Lori Wells Laura Wilson Oliver Winkler Barbara Wiseman 117 a Witcher I -nr Jazk Wolf Ronald Yarbrough f 5 Bruce Youmans Barry Young Deanna Zabel 2 lx AUToGRAPHs 118 Brad Woodliff L ar UIL. . .MATHA DTMEA BA 21,156 ,few . -QA MFT .1 1975 showed a great many band students trying out for All-District Band. Both the response and thc results were great. Teague Byrd, Debbie Whitmire, Susan Walker. and Carol Vance ad- vanced to Area and auditioned for the All-Stare Band. BHS should be proud to have such a fine band program. The two students who went to UIL in the Slide Rule competition were Randy Hickerson and Eddie Fincher. Those who went out for Number Sense were Bruce Mercer. Mark Fox, Greg Otrupeak. and Kyle Henderson. 119 SPEECHA D. . . ,A , 5 - ,. ,-.1-. .,'.f.:a l JL. - u . L -'npr' l , ', , -.V Q 3. .xml i ,K E ,. ,- if , 1 1 f . ' -V-an w' H Q 1-.F IT' . , JM 'N 5 5 wh Mrs. Psencik was sponsor for UIL Speech events and One-Act Play. The one-act play cast included Darrell B., Barton C., Brenda B., Ran- dall G., Sheryl A., Don W., Danny P., Ellen W., Ricky R., jim W., I and Bobby W. They were alternate onefact play in District. Sheila Alexander, Sally Rutlierfordauid Chris O'Hara went out for ' Poetry Reading in UIL. l Randall Geer, Sheryl Alexander, Leah Rudasill, and Darrell Beauchamp Y were the Prose Readers for UIL. 1 Informative Speakers were Craig Smith and Leah Rudasill. Martin Trammell and Ricky Robinson went out for Ull. Persuasive Speaking. l l l 1 l l l w v r LITERARY CO PETITIO Participation in Literary Competition increased greatly this year, with Mrs. Psencik as the sponsor. Darlene Butler and Helen Wright participated in Headline Writing. Eric Nelson and Darlene entered in the News Writing phase of the contest. Eric Nelson and Darrell Beauchamp took part in Feature Writing. Helen Wright and Sheryl Alexander entered in Editorial Writing, with Sheryl placing first and progressing to Region in Corpus Christi. The Debate Team that went to Georgetown included Elizabeth Walston, Connie Smith, Erin Lamphere, and Carl Black. T Wm Q3 'B 5 'Zi 121 BUSI ESSAND SCIE CE Mrs. Wood was the sponsor for Typing. Those going out were Sue Bartlett, Debbie Whitmire, Marsha Shiller, Mel Malone, Pam Hughling, and Steve Krotz. Those going out for Science Facts were Boyce Cabaniss. Lana johnson, and Carl Black QNot Picturedj. Boyce won first in District, Region, and he missed being first at State by two points. We are all proud of Boyce for his outstanding achievement. Jane Edmondson was the entrant for U.I.L. Spelling. jo Carroll and Bobby Wulf wcnt out forthe U.I.l-. Ready Writing. Shorthand entrants were Dana Floyd and Peggy jackson. Dana won fourth place at District. 122 ACADEMICS. . . A SHARING HARD WORK I CE TRAL OFFICE The school board members for the 1974-75 school year are t Odell Geer, R. D. Sanderford, Charley Powell, Presidentg George Dulany, Secretaryg and M. H. Cowan III. Not pic- tured is Benny Bay, Vice-President. N. L. Douglas, the superintendent ofthe Belton Independent School District, has served area schools well for several years. 'ff-. ' :H -' ' , fzgf gl ffm f:J!?v'ifzfie ' D V33 'U fs 'Ki my iw, .-Fc gf4f'e'!51gk:::: ,'e,ee WW ' 7- ' 5. A f f' if 4 :if i N : ' 'v 'A j?f'i.,' g 5. f- Mrs. Lan ston su erintendent's 7 SCCFCEZIIY. ' 124 6 y, X, BHS H S HARD-WORKI A MINISTR TORS Royce Boren, a familiar face and principal at BHS, takes in- terest in all school-related activities. He is concerned with all aspects of student life on campus. As assistant principal, Mark Anderson's primary duties are those related to attendance and disciplinary problems. Mrs. Linda Fowler not only does clerical work in the office but is also responsible for special student services. Taking care of registers and teachers' files is Mrs. Brown, our state funded aid. Mrs. Shirley Hughes and Elvin Tomlinson return for another year as counselors. They schedule the students' courses and provide information about various colleges around the state. A party was held for this year's retiring faculty members. At this party, which was hosted by the silver bowls were presented to the LOUISE BARNES SENIOR ENGLISH Louise Barnes has been teaching in Belton schools for sixteen years. She has taught English in both the traditional classroom method and um. teachers of the English department, honorees. They were also given silver plat- ters by the administration at the last faculty meeting of the year. under the new LAP system. Her husband, O. A. Barnes, was business manager for the B.I.S.D. for sev- eral years preceding his retirement. Following her retirement, Mr. and Mrs. Barnes plan to work on their hobbies and do some traveling and fishing. GERTRUDE YORK LIBRARIAN Gertrude York has been employed in Belton schools for twenty-one years. For many years, she has been librarian at Belton High School. Mrs. York has kept the library well- stocked with up-to-date books as well as magazines and newspapers. Besides being the librarian, Mrs. York has also been financial sponsor of THE LAIR for quite some time, and has been a great help to the staff. 'Y .wi F CULTY NUSTALGIA rrtv sna iir in .V-k., g g Vt,k ,tr 1, l If 45 ff, ,, i ,gf i B C i l ff! my ga? A ' P . . ' - ' '22 f :ilA I 5 V, 'MJ ' 'li ' Lilla Barnes Louise Barnes joy Brock joe Brooks David Coppin Diana Cowan Oleta Cox Richard Crain Many faculty members as well as students particlpatcd in F1flI1CS Day at Belton High Shown hcrc is Mrs. Evans looking on as several students do the Bunny Hop Betty Critchfleld Chester Critchfield Elizabeth Cunningham Frances Dalton Charles Douglas Janice Douglas Vivian Eads Rilla Eproson Weeta Evans Stan Fowler Stan Fowler Mrs Smlthson discusses the ad sec-- txon with Ronnie Maddux, annual business manager. Ed Franklin Frances Glazener Prudie Harvey Judy Heartfield Geraldean Hitt Tommy Hood Chris Houy Peggy Hughes ,neu 11 'shes , 13'-IN l M, W ,, uf f 'I i I A1 3 s- . , s :Q 7 'S I lil S it Y A C E ef. -we r y , A ,. hm? gfrifvsv if ' ' H ' ' -. iff: 1 , 1 eff? 4: ,, rl . fe-'iv' :- fr Wh ,,,, fl ' 1 , ' ' E i T, V V I f. N. n ' f , X 1 5 -H A , ,fs 1 . C A ,fl x H Sharon james Bob johnson joe B. jones Wayne Langford Connie Long Charles Lott Van Maedgen Grace McDonald Ed Mitchell George Moore Charles Newman Shirley Patterson Maxjo Poole Dorothy Potts Kay Psencik Ronald Ray jamie Reichert Doug Ruthven Patsy Saffold Patsy Sanford FACULTY BOOS .C SCHOOL SPIRIT Cheerleaders for the Super Teachers boost spirit at the Honor Society and Faculty volleyball game, Janice Schiller Betty Sitz Bill Smith Maxine Smithson Ann Speer Diana Stroud jimmy Stroud Hugh Sullivan Lanelle Welch Rodger Welch Doris West Charles Wilcox XT J. ', gf- fag 4 .- f.: 'W fn ? '?3 f:T'-' 5 N9 Y 1. ' 1- ' ' E72 ,, ,557 f..,,,5 - Q Z ,Q K 1 C sv. J f Q , N1 1 .i . gp , , , .L 5-4 ' :fm Y ' g , , ' . j ' k,,,.Vk , ., , B Y Y. Mr. K he X 2. 'rw Y gg ' 'Wi ,cf Phyllis Wick james Williams Louise Wood Gertrude York The new auto mechanics teacher at Belton High is Robert Brock. who had a year's experience as an instructor in the army. Mr. Anderson strolls across the stage after making preparations for the 19754 976 cheerleader try-outs. Mr. Welch is caught by surprise while napping at an FFA Lead- ership Campout at the lake. During a conference, Mrs. Peggy Hughes gives advice to some of her sophomore English students. OFFICE ASSISTA TS Rita Kifer Becky Otrupeak Estelline Miller Becky Kennedy Sandy Gholson Alice Janeway Lisa Sanders Marion Truitt Cathy jones Debbie Bird Kelli Lamphere Kathy Yearwood Debbie Whitmire Lisa Mizell Dana Welch Marion Truitt Jo Ann Fort Cal Stowers Vanessa Armstrong Debbie Hood Debbie Norchcutt Belinda Carlisle Molly Gosney TUDE TS ASSIST LIBRARIA Each year, Mrs. York has several students who help her in the library. Among other things, these students Check out and shelve books and help other students in finding ref- erences. This ycar's library assistants are Bonnie Cocker- ham, Tamara Lancaster, Cheryl McKay, James Woods, Donna West, Sylvia Castillo, Mary Patterson, Kay Haynes, and Wyatt Phillips. These people have been a great help in maintaining our library. 133 TRANSPORT TIO MAINTE A CE Alex McKee, Director of Trans- portation and Maintenance, plays an important role in the school district. Besides being in charge of all school buses and their routes, he is also re- sponsible for all film distribu- tion and maintenance. This yearls bus drivers are Clarence Winkler, O.V. Hall, Pat O'Neal, Howell Otis Cear- ley, Jr., and Floyd Richards. Not pictured: Charles New- man, Bill Smith, Terry Hood, Morteza Fazili, Curtis Graham, james Burrell, Charles Wilcox, O.C. Byrd, Fred Grimm, Ed Mitchell, and Doug Reed. 134 Quads'-'fa 'lu Q! SCHOOL BUS Q if 91 W e ff? x. A l 4 . , ti 'af- 45 f A 4, 5, 5 ' 4352, . - As Q' 7 b SNAPS CAFE - TERIA WORKERS MRS. WATSON AND MRS. FRANCIS Y S4 M S , Faculty members find time to relax during a party given for rc tiring members by teachers in the English department. Coach Joe Brooks is perplexed by some ofthe questions asked by his geometry students. l 137 'W muvfff 4 iii: . . 1, H'.M1g-'jifi--1l,Q T- X Jiv:?Ki-XSQQZLP 52155 Q, ' ffgifg . 5, ,5,4.,.,v :: . K 3 W g 5 5 ' ' ..m!:' .- '51 XP 1 Ja' 'ze f- M , Q-Q f 2 , L 4 ,Q .si If b 9 Q, 't S 'L K H E. . .. 1, .f 5 ,, ,. vw 1 . ..,. - wif- rf Q ,rf B Q P?-C W . Q 1 U M 1 SPORTS. . . ATHLETIC SUCCESS 1 Q PRE-S . SO WARM UP -The Belton Big Red Tigers showed their strength in the pre- season games. ' OPPONENTS BIG RED Hearne' 6 . . . 28 Brenham 8 . . . 23 ' Cameron O . . . 0 Rockdale 2 . . . . 21 Round Rock 0 . . . . 24 Taylor 10 . . . 10 A Belton receiver is trying to get together with the ball for some yardage in the Round Rock game. David Rocpkc is running hard for a touchdown against the Hearnc Eagles. Bryan Sweeney is reaching for some needed yardage. Big Red finished pre- season with three wins and two ties. With pre-season over, the Tigers were ready for district games. 140 i gf' ,. A 3 ' 2 1 e A l l is ' e-ef fn e . Ziff Cal ,, , - Q . . , . V., , , X 'M -' Ng. K -fr ' , W ' .wgfxa . 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I. f. i . - ' 2 T ' 1 , J V. - ' ff . 2 F ' .. 1 1' ,ez ,- r ffl riff fi w 2. l 1 .' . efwiv sw ' -. -S . ---.,1wfff', e af' 4 1 1 -f .eggs -.J 1 t. A v .X . ff- -- , t ' I A . 1 ' A' ., A ,T - , ' ' . ss x 4 X a s -P lg mgfgiw. Y' 1 1 1- P J five The Big Red Tigers opened the 1974 foot- ball season with a 28-6 win over the Hearne Eagles. The Tigers run back on after halftime. Belton is shown with another touch- down. 5 At the Rockdale game Tigers defense is making it hard for the Taylor Ducks to gain any yard- fyra age' 141 TIGERS GRI D GATESVILLE 29-0 One of the oldest rivalries in the district exists between Belton and the Gatesville Hor- nets. The Hornets fell by a score of 29-0 in the first dis- V trict game. In the top picture Ted Williams kicks a good PAT. David Roepke is shown running for another first down. Bryan Sweeney runs for another touchdown in the game. 142 1 an ei E I f I of Q V 1' .o I wwf' if ii --ss s W . 3 ' , ,N -. ff gy V 9 . 1? sv. YQ, 5' ,.!' i l I ft 5 U 7 ji , t i- Qi Y ' 5 P I ,. fir s rrfrr f if . ft 9 ' V N V ,N N Mr' ,fir .rig V? K A, ' ' 3 'sf , - ff '- - 51 ,Z . 4,5 - ' v F' , . fx' W F 'qee'riwiB:..,F'.s-as, -Q f-' - J' as an-iterrrgeafy' 'mv l- ,- 'HGERS CRUSH cg14:oRcs141Tovx11xi27- it , if at if s The Tigers played their second district game against the helpless Eagles of Georgetown. The coaching staff was concerned that the Eagle team might rise to the occasion and beat the Tigers, but the Big Red was not about to let this happen. The Ti- gers played a hard game and easily defeated the Eagles by a score of 27-0, ' A Tiger ball carrier clashes with a Georgetown Eagle. Lee Russell carries the ball for more yardage. 0 143 TIGERS C T COPPERAS CO E 38-O ,4 -, lilllr Oxi , in ' F x .Q 11+ 1 l -me H 0 wi M Q W q ul I NN ' WVR ' ' :fggetx f A QW L I 5 e 1, YJ, an ,fb ,., A I in-. ' 1 'H ' I Q' 'V' 2 1 4 l - A The Coppel-as Cove Bulldogs had not Won a game All Sea. Lee Lingo clears the way for ball carrier Jay Warrick i.n his atteml ' 1 ' l son, and the Tigers were not about to be the first to fall be- to Pass the Crowd of Cove Players fore a losihg tearh, end-so polished-off the bluclgeoned Bull- Bryan Sweeney makes way through a line of fallen Players for dogs 48-0 m then' dlstrxct battle. ' yardage. H Eric Nelson breaks by two tackles to show Cove what they are up against. ' 144 Q l IGERS L CE L MPASAS 59-0 , WU .-I If the first three district games had seemed easy, the boys could have napped through the fourth one. The Big Red Tigers made a clean sweep -of the North Zone as they roared to a whopping 59-0 victory over the undefeated Lam pasas Badgers, the highest score a ,Belton team has run up in many years. y . Ted Williams kicks the ball with Roy Steger holdihg. A huddle of Lampasas players bring down a Big lied player. A tiger ball carrier drags some badgers along with him for some more yardage. , , 5 ' , DISTRICT CHAMPS D TIGERS TRAMPLE TAYLOR21-14 as ,g ,,,, ,W-Mfz1,, - - X Q The Big Red Tigers 'be- came District Champs for the third year in a row meet- ing and defeating the Taylor Ducks in Round Rock. This was one ofthe hardest games for the Tigers, but Big Red showed their determina- tion by defeating the Ducks 21-14, V The Big Red defense is ready for the Taylor Ducks. I - A The refereegives the Tigers another first down in the hard fought game. A A - 146g J. o 'ne f FIGERSK QCK OUT AsASOTA With a district championship under their belts, and a five game winning streak going, the Tigers were ready to move into bi-district for the third year run- ning. The state-ranked Navasota Rattlers got the call. Once again Kyle Field was the locale. Big Red was a- flame all night and wound up with another big vic- H tory on their record. V Big Red punts the ball during the game. The Tigers move the ball down field to gain importantnyard- age. ' , The Tigers stretch for every inch to gain more yards. l STATE BDU D TIGERS BOGDQWNAT 1 CKSUNVILLE 15-W 1 vnu-wi ,Noi one liked to think sof, but with the Tigers' limited size, it was iminent that they meet up with a larger, strong- er and faster team, and the Jacksonville Indians was that team. But the Tigers had been knovsm to win games on sheer guts and determination, and though :the field was a 'mushy hdgwallow, and the weather sulyfreezing, the hard driving Big Red Machine came within eight points of ty- ing the Indians. The Tigers actually led the rushing statis- tics-with 196 yards and 13 first-downs. Bryan Hargrove carried the ball with force for a few yards. The Tiger defense held the Indians when the going was rough. Both teams showed great strength in handling the ball. i x 148, 2 . . ' . un ,i 9 ' + ' I H, , 1 1 if? E. V.. . Q r 44- f it ' 1 Mx Q - l ia! 1 . 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They are: Matt Roy Smythe was guest speaker at the banquet. lsh-Most Conscientious Player, Ernest Brenek-Fighting Heart Award, bbert Dominquez ahd Jay Warrick-Defensive Tiger Award, Bryan yeeny-Outstanding Back, Bryan Hargrove-Coaches' Award, Ted llliams-Outstanding Lineman. Coach Williams speaks to the football players after a year well-done. jack Meredith, toastmaster for the banquet, listens to the coach. 149 BIG RED TIGERS Dick Bay Jr. Quarterback Ernest Brenek . sf? I ' i i M . a r e , Nr. T. , A 1 fm , r fr ' L Q S xg H' 1, N A Q x ,, ij 4 y A ,V 1, ea, 4 F33 1 O x 1. 1 ,, 5 gg ,Y ae 'A .fs W5 m'f ' Ha iid E' 1- f 4! Sf. Guard , .' f tp - ff' Sr. T1ghtend ' To . Q lill Matt Bush nugg i - f '. V wp-1: , Sr. Tackle V 'x fif i M . :'Z 1- ,Q , ' Cgtchfleld ac e '- ' lcrc Robert Domlnguez ,Y ,ig Sf- Guard EQ LQ ' rf ig Don Elliot Z ,..t, .- , n ggi e an d f Soph. Tackle . L ,fi V t Johnny Faulk F, Af li 'ffl Y ' Sf- SP1ifeHf1 f' 3 The Big Red Machine offense moved the team into regional play-offs. ' ' Bryan Hargrove Sr. Splitend E Ronald Lastovica Sr. Guard .Mack Lingo Jr. Tightend ' Lee Lingo Soph. Tackle BIG RED- UPF SED 15+ ft.: . f J ' L. - ' V' f -f f L l s 4 - , rl QTEWP' , rf1,u1f,a z.,., - M Il 1 ,sti,,,VV 5Wr,,:,1 V My l,:::i,l: J, , .. H I ' f- 55' V ' ' r 1 5, ' ' taxi K 'W Y' X, . '. Z ..'1,'. gif . 5, lyj'-ga y. y T ,. Jr, ,, fzffiiizii ' K- 'is 4' -I 5 J W' ' er ' Q errre f s, -A F 13 I :wi S Q Q X ff f .A , Q l I A Ex al 1 ,. , ,Q .,,. F ky 505 iff 51.2 : il' ii ik'-.- -,,... . HT-, i j .,',.',L'-,iff-5,-ggi: . - ..,. :::3-fff l, GWQ-L ,, fs , . ' sf-,N T15 A ix ,jf-jj. Wiffgs Y , ' 14 .-va . Q as 1 , - was ,Q fn V. , ' ' k L ..,. ,M-,J A b , W ,ul Hamid ' S 5' f L i e H -V Jig? f2f s . 'QF v , xr .r 1 N 2 , by 11 1 ,W- ,Q W, , tg is Q3 .fa il r , 5945 ' 5 -f f 1 K' Q A L vs V 1 ,h J 'M l A J I, x gg wife 4 'Q 6 1 ff 1 i if, Y' tk? Briar ,, Z if 25,555 rw Rex Melvin Sr. Tightend Larry Montgomery Sr. Center-Tightend Sam Morin Jr. F ullback Eric Nelson Sr. F ullback Robert Dominguez and Ted Wil- liams were named to All-Zone, All-AAA, All Super CenTex, and All State Players, and Super All- State Teams. Robert was named player of the year by the Aus- tin paper. 2 David Roepke Sr. Halfback David Russell Sr. Halfback Lee Russell Jr. Halfback Floyd Stark Sr. Halfback, Roy Steger Sr. Quarterback Glen Sumerford ' Sr. Tackle Bryan Sweeney Sr. Halfback Jay Warrick 'A Sr. Fullback-Guard Ted Williams ,Y Sr, Center W 'i v w V B-TEA FRESHMA CHAMPS pp l r l l k l l The B-Team members this year were: Sullivan, Spencer, Durr, Rose, Vaca, Demerson, Tullock, Evans, Eno, Alexander, Cawthorn, Brooks, Karriker, Harlow, Sanford, Baggerly, Wulf, Woods, Pate, Coppin, Trammel, Stowers, Couch, Shuttlesworth, Hendricks, Logan, Hughes, Bozon, Cox, Faggly, Trevino, Green, Fuentes, Kelley, Buttons, Shafer, Butler. The managers were jack Cannon, john jackson, and Gary Sanford. I - 5 N 1 1 1 1 f H T 4 The Freshmen players were: Engler, Whitley, Owens, Knight, Aman, Hutson, Collier, Griffin, Connley, Page, Steger, Whitely, Fletcher, Acosta, Otrupcak, Engelke, Smyth, Mead, Bruton, Garwood, Garrett, Isaac, Trevino, Willis, Hall, Vance, Mercer, Wesson, Jeffrey, Young and Stowers. - 1 l 152 BI-DISTRICT CH MPS-BIG RED MACHI The Varsity players were: Bush, Williams, Hargrove, Steger, M., Lingo, Elliot, L. Lingo, Russell, Bush, Brenek, Warrick, Faulk, Nelson, Sweeney, Stark, Domin- guez, Morin, Russell, Sumerford, Lasto- vica, Melvin, Montgomery, Critchfield, Roepke, and Bay. The Varsity managers were Mickey Butler, Freddy Pope, and Randy Shiplett. The coaches for the year were Joe Brooks Hugh Sullivan, james Williams, head coach and Ronald Ray. , nmfMwpmwmffi.sf,- W. fpfffrvm bmnmws,s.rw1w,f.- fa . 'wr M11 i BIG RED TIGERS-'75 4. W BASKETBALL SEASON '75 l L The Varsity team this year were zone champions and beaten by Rockdale in District. Members ofthe team were: Bryan Sweeney, Martin Trammel, Willy Gooding, Marcus Russell, johnny Faulk, Doug Ruth- ven-Coach, Randy Hickerson, Lee Russell, Rex Mel- vin. junior Varsity: Ronald Ray-Coach, Mike Franklin, Robert Mendoza, Tony Rose, Loe Logan, Mike Williams, Marion Demmerson, Mark Caroll, Don Elliot, Randy Evans, Eddie Stowers. Managers: Grant Engler, Freddy Pope, Mark Fox. The Freshmen Basketball Team was coached by Coach Tommy Hood and he did an excellent job with the boys. The members were Steger,Whit- ley, Engelke, Smythe, Meede, Otrupcak, Fletcher, Owens, Kemp, Jefferson, jones, Vance, Mercer, Townsend, Wesson, Stowers, and Dean. Tony Green Randy Hiclcerson Mac Lingo Rex Melvin David Russell Bryan Sweeney Martin Trammell 1 v i . ,ff 5. wnix Zi i , sf' 3, be 'EE V .-:sfTl53'?.1 ' 9 ggi .4 H ,JM M HK vial Slew 1 U Q .. ef wfmin , F Q-9156559 ,W - 11124 4 '1'fL. E Uf-if ASS. THE USUN YI f- f-ffwn 7 . SERS LLIAYS ISE R WMQWQ Mac Lingo jumps high to get the ball in the Del Valle game. Bryan Sweeney attempts to rebound thc ball during the game. Sweeney tries to maneuver around Coppcras Cove to make a shot. Lee Russulljumps to make the basket count. 'mv af lvvbf JHFISS CLI, B are The Belton High Chess Team participated in the Del Valle chess tournament and won a third place losing to Del Valle and Anderson. The next tournament was in Round Rock and our team Non the second place trophy with George Brown taking home :he first place alternate's trophy, Belton won the first place team trophy at St. Stevens' :ournament when we played the match between the top four :eams in our area-Round Rock, Del Valle, Anderson, and St. Stevens. wits Special thanks go to the team for an outstandingjob of sportsmanship and proper attitude when representing Belton High School-job well done. Mr. Bill Smith was the sponsor of the Chess Team and did an outstandingjob. The members of the team are j ohn jack- son, Billy jansen, David jarosek, Stephen Cox, George Brown Qnot pictured are Gordon Hilley, Eddie Guajardo and Danny Youngj. The officers of the team were Gordon Hilley, President and Captain, Billy Jansen, V. President, Stephen Cox, Secretary. ik br Y 1 HE xg ' ff g s 5 at 159 TIGER BASEBALL This year the varsity baseball team placed second in zone. Pictured are: Charles Douglas-Coach, Raymond Alcozer, David Reopke, Rex Melvin, Roy Steger, jay Warrick, Larry Montegomery, Tommy Hood-Coach, Freddy Pope-Manager, Bill Harlow, Mike McGinnis Jim Buttons, Sam Morin, Robert Mendoza. Q I' ff, Z i junior varsity members are: Tommy Hood-Coach, Chuck Northam, David Jarosek, David Winkler, Louis Trevino, Roy Brantley, Raymond Vriseno, Edward Vaca, and Felix Fuentes-Managers, Tommy Faglie, Pete Alcozer, Curtis Sanford, Robert Eno, David Shuttlesworth, David Kelly, Bobby Tulloch, Bobby Shafer. 160 ASEB LL SE SO PL YERS ,. 1 , I- 'ir Lf' 1 . 2 1 1 ' L ' ' K L Lf. r vi fffg k Q4 M- L Q L' L' ri ALVL A.. A Q , H i Q .. i if v . N x.f,,4.i v,!. .! R A1 ' 1 gl -- , -' ' 5 f 1- v , - ., .1 3 COZCY ww A ,L , v v . .,' . '. I 1, i'Le.-1-1.3 3, ., . , K f I M .277 3 x .M Jim Buttons ,V ,. N, lj. Amr gt i.? 7,A 3 Lkkbr Mg, ,. -,Sb F Vkrk LH kv Agn 1... 5' rr rf ' es? ' L 2 L 'LL . L .1 K X il V- Nm ff B111 Harlow 5 f- H' if LLLLLLL . N , ' f 'L U L - ' . '. 'L ' r- K ' -1,1p,Q2i '5 . 'LW-i1'f, ,f f 4JY,:f 41 , A .,. , y - g,. ., 'L L n ,. 1 1, .., 4. S A , . X - L V , yn 57.3. 113. . - 4 L1 1 if' -1. ,, L ,. ' + ,L'. , E W'L1' Eg , ' .L LL. . 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J... ,Q 1. ff. ff p f' , -- an .yww f I , 'Q' ,wma s fi 3 1 i XL BIG RED TR CK A D FIELD The Belton High Track and Field team, once again, had a state winning team. Lee Lingo is shown throwing the discus in the Belton Relays. Sam Robertson displays his ability in hurdles. William Royster shows how to high jump correctly. The members ofthe varsity team were: Cawthon, Rose Mac Lingo, Woods, Lee Lingo, Hargrove, Russell, Dem- erson, Sweeney, Martin Trammell, Royster, Stowers, Logan, Franklin, Brooks, Welch, Hendricks, Kelley, Bay, Robertson, Russell, Nelson and Reggie Trammell. The manager was john jackson. r,mhWlm Vw 1W'Wi5l7'9'mF IF'.L FYmiZ.., 1.- ..,V,, Glu -l limb David Kelley gives all he's got to the track team. The sprinters this year were: Trammel, Kelley, Hargrove, Marcus Russell, Lee Russell, Royster, Rose, Nelson, and Franklin. These men won first in district and fourth in region. Bryan won second in district and placed third in region. Matt Cawthon stretches to clear the hurdles. The discus and shot putters were: Brooks, Lingo, and Lingo The mile relay team was comprised of Sweeney, Bay, Har- grove, and Russell. ' l f if L A K Otis Welch displays how to pole vault. The members ofthe field events were: Logan, Sweeney, Welch, Roy- ster, Stowers and Franklin. The Freshmen members arc: Kimbel, Caldwell, Smyth, Karriker, Col lier, Whitely, Fletcher, Trevino, Stowers, West, Otrupcak, Connely, Kemp, Whitley, jones, Wesson, Garrett, and Young. The hurdlers of the track team are: Sweeney, Cawthon, Bay, and Robertson. Cawthon placed second in district and fifth in regional. TIGHRETTES GIRLS TRACK. . . iid This was the first year at B.H.S. that we had a girl's track team. The girls that participated in the team made it quite a success. The girls on the team were I. Schofield, B. White, B. Powell, M. Patterson, T. Mumme, D. Cagle, V. Collins, G. True, C. Weir, D. Ybarra, D. Butler, L. Wood, V. Armstrong, D. Hilliard, and D. Tubbs. The track managers were R. Lundy and D. Siegeler. i' Mrs. Sitz and Coach Mitchell coached the girls to their winning ' SCSSOU. Tracy Mumme did an excellcntjob on the team by placing in thc district and regional meet. She won first in the district 880 dash and fourth in region. - 166 39? The relay teams did an excellentjob in the district meets. Sev- eral of the girls placed in the meet and should be congratulated on ajob well done. The members ofthe relay team are T. Mumme, M. Patterson, V. Collens, D. Cagle, B. White, C. Weir, L. Wood, l. Schofield, and B. Powell. Denise. Brenda, Ida, and Mary participated in the 880 relay. Linda, Mary, Denise, and Ida ran in the 440 relay. Denise Cagle was high point girl on the track team. She also placed third in thc hurdles at district. GIRLS-BUYS TENNIS The tennis teams this year did another finejob by winning several matches and tournaments. The girls team members were: Debbie Kasberg, Kelli Lanphere, Debbie Whitmire, Rhonda Michel, Tara Van Gordon, Tammy Anderson, Peggy Connally, Lisa Guillen, Barbara Watts, Pam Hughling, and Cassie Tuttle. 168 li,-1 . Mrs. Sitz coached the girls tennis team and the boys tear as well. N Gordon Hilley tries to reach the ball to return the serve. W xr., J.. 5'-'WC 1-,,,,kfi1 , , - - 1 Roy Castillo swings hard to connect with the ball. E, N. Randy Hickerson follows through to hit the ball over the net. Q2 5 M 1 1 K ww' The tenms players were Kenny Durr Gordon Hllley Robert Holland, Louis Driska, Roy Cas- tillo, Mike Marlin, Frank Acosta and Randy Hickerson. Louis Driska displays good form as he attempts to hit the ball. GIRLS' VOLLEYB LL Mrs. Douglas, Coach, put in much time and effort work- ing with the teams and lead- ing them to a great year. The managers helped the teams in many ways. Pictured are: Jackie Burris, Cathy Harris, and Emma Bush. Junior Varsity: M. Butler, A. Franklin, T. Titlow, J. Rinn, D. Bridges, S. Farr, B. Hill. The Varsity Volleyball team played George town to win zone, and Taylor to win the District title. They fell short of Regional playing against Channel View. Pictured are: A. Jones, C. Harris, C. Alford, J. Ash, B. Octrupcak, C. Mar- lin, J. Wilson, C. jackson. . . Z.: T . . HTA ' . 3 ,V,, , 1fY51Fi?C'i5 gszg, :L a as-yr, ,f 1 -ig fx , Q . . 'WD' I ,: ELS-1.:', - . ' k' V NX ' 2 ' ' . W 5 is:11.f?fi1fiYfsQ2w-as sf' 2. ,,,.. .1 'fi ' Ygziz-' 3 ' s . H P- X, . -f.. - '..f,, W-,II:I is . :..x . , .... Y, . 'Q ' '- -- K A W . . is f 4 if A K il i 'V N ..i.1:2.v5i5f4.1?.. 'if 1.Iegff.. f W 1 . ,. A. . N ' ' , i W, ' i ll! Ai lf ' as in A . ' 5' A S K X. -:,5:5f,5...f F... , j if . -2 3 3 K ' . . Q . .f ei 'i A 2. .q ,L fx 555 ' f '- M 5 .fi ' U 'f ---' '.is:1fa '- ' ' Q1 f -r , ' s ,zf ' 111. , L- ' t . 1, R-. T:f 2 i 'W' 'fif-'fs Fruslnnan tvzun: M. Slicdul. K1'otz,D. Oburmillcnj. Har- ris. M. Smitli, A. Loclclin, M. Guillcn. S. Cock. Octrupcal-L goes up at tlic nct to block Wilsons spilcc. Alford spikes the ball as jack son looks on. Alana Jonas was this yc11r's Captain.Sl'1c was also nanlccl to thc All-Star Tcani and wus the Outstanding Girl Athlete. a new award from BHS. Buniping thc ball is one of the many things that the varsity does to warm-up. SPURTS IN ACTIO .Ai If 1,0131 4932-1 'i ' i' lil,T ' , Q. lH URGANIZATIONS . HIDDE W STUDE TGO ERNME This year's Student Government had the friendly help of their sponsors Mrs. Hughes and Mr. Tomlinson, who took part in all facets of school life. The Student Gov't. this year voted on the following year's dress code and the homecoming dance. Janet and Roy make a cute couple dancing to the country and western songs at the sock hop sponsored by the Student Government. Some couples take advantage of good music and get with it. Andy Shaw gets in a tight Spot filling requests. STUDE GCHVT. GETSFTO STUDE TGO ERNMENT FACES Erin, David. Lucy. and Lindsey as class officers are a part ofthe student Some ofthe students took to the hall to get fresh air between government. dances. Student government sponsors were Shirley Hughes and Elvin Tomlinson. 176 gi in f ff Wt' rg 'QM -L Wi' L ffm if? XT My ,W Yin, I www' H. NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY The 1974-75 Honor Society three year members are R. Lastovica, T. Sanford, E. Breneck, T. Williams, D. Floyd, D. Hanes, T. Albright, S. Alexander, M. Wilson. The 1974-75 officers were Pam Phillips, Trea- surerg Ronald Lastovica, Presidentg Debbie Whit mire, Secretary, Teresa Albright, Vice President. Making sure their grades were up to par were the sponsors Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Eacls. 178 . HS CLEA -UP ANDI DUCTIO he new NHS members are Woods, Russel1,Thornton, awthon, Kelly, Oglesby, Otrupcak, Baggcrly, Brooks, ay, Durr, Hendricks, Hosch, Coufal, Faglic, Stewart, arrick, Meyer, Hotz, Black, Moomaw, Fl.IlCl1Cl',-l8.1'OSCli, ernandez, Maddux, Krotz, Dclouch, Williams, Hilley, allus, Kennedy, Rudasill, Morin, Wright, Hughling, tcvens, Rutherford, Stark, Leach, l-lojnacki, Trojan, rice, Brown, Ludwick, Lamphcrc, Bartlett, johnson, King, Kirby, and Shiller. Mary Wilson looks on as Debra Kallus lights her NHS candle. Pam Jansen and Terry Ervin pitch in a little in the clean-up. VOLLEYBALL GAME A D SLAVE DAY LL L Z2, , LLLA A ' l 5 ez, .g ' fy? 1 5 ., 2 K E L Z i Mrs. Lilla Barnes and Mrs. Psencik lead a cheer for the teachers team. Louis Boren cracks his whip at a volunteer slave. The honor society donated two-thirds of the slave day profits to a special fund for Richard Coufal, a brother of one ofits members. 180 4 -' Q 2:5 ' -il a, ,I,A: Ei, V A QP, b ' . gf- 1' .- ' ' ' ' A. 'X' ,,.s, 2 Q. .'- 'xv .ef if, f,f,. 2 1 ' 1 .qu ' :rl V M ff M 'f -- ' v 'xt ...lu 1 f srs irt . 'ie' 3 5 Jaw r A L 3' r L ' L 'iff Lana johnson, slave, takes a BREAK on her roller skates mn., px , 1 ,sa 5 '56 iq ,ir BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club was reorga- nized in January of this year. There was a tremendous re- sponse to the club which had a very good list of programs. Jack Stwert headed the club this year, but said that offi- cers would be elected the 1975-1976 school year. Pam and Tommy Taylor were just one ofthe outstanding speakers for the Bible Club. Mrs. Welch was this year 's sponsor. . 2 Tommy is a Drama and Speech teacher at T.J.C. and plays the gui- tar and harmonica very well. Members of the club enjoy the entertainment brought to them by the Taylor's. FUTURE HGMEMAKERS GF MERICA The 1974775 FHA officers are B. Regan, Historian-Parliamentariang S. Wilkerson, Treasurer, S. Alexander, Secretaryg T. Beck, 5th Vice Presidentg D. Southerland, 4th Vice Presidentg C. Wiggins, 3rd Vice Presidentg and M. Patterson, President. QNot pictured D. Cagle, 2nd Vice Presidentj Bridgette Regan, Sheila Alexander, Teresa Beck, and Marsha Schiller enjoy refreshments at a FHA meeting. FHA members work at making tray favors for Crestview Manor. Susan Pustka and Sheila Alexander pose at the Crestview Manor sign. FH BANQUET Mrs. Potts tests the bar-b-que at the annual FHA banquet. Teresa Beck and Mary Patterson demonstrate the X jitterbug. Debbie Southerland and Cindy Wig- gins impersonate the Beatles. The thcmc for the FHA banquet was the 30's, Memories Are Made of This. Cinday Hollar, John Girl, encounters a friendly farmer, Monica Sanders. Susan Pustka and Cindy Holla.r play Ma and john Girl. f THE FI-I E TERTAIN Cherly McKay and Susan Wilkenson do the Charleston at the FHA banquet. Debbie and Cindy get it on in singing I Wanna Hold Your Hand. Carol Lewy, Marsha Schiller and Bridgette Regian in a scene from 'LDragnet. 1 1 i 1 J 1 i 1 I .sp fo. VX 3 2 JI TIGER STAFF The Tiger Staff has worked hard this year trying to put together the school activities in one paper and selling them for ten cents. It has been hard work, but rewarding. Sheryl Alexander, Editor-in-Chief and Helen Wright, Asst. Editor listen atten- tively as the sponsor, Mrs. Kay Psencik, gives directions. Donna Chrisner, Advertising Managcrg jim Warehime, Student Affairs Editorg Helen Wright, and Darrell Beauchamp, Copy Editor are getting a few pointers from their Assis- tant Editor. Darlene Butler, Circulation Editor, looks over the staffs finaljob of THE TIGER. Bobby Wulf, Sports Editor patiently sits trying to conglornorate a few words depicting the sports world. TIGER STAFF Sponsor-Mrs. Psencik, Willie God- ding, Suzanne Housewright, Sheryl Alexander, Donna Christner, Warehime, Helen Wright, Beth Tip- pit, Sheila Altum, Bobby Wulf, and Darrell Beachamp. fNot pictured are Darlene Butler and Eric Nelson.J 188 ,,,,TzG Eric Nelson keeps his eye out for anything that might be good to report, especially sports. Darrell Beauchamp was copy editor. Willie Gooding shows his talent as a reporter. Gb ARCHI 100 BAN Mr. Crain is one ofthe best known directors in the State of Texas. He has been a great help to the March- ing 100 Band the past ten years. His dedication, ser- vice, pride, and hard work in the band and this town is shown daily in his enthusiastic personality. The three '74-'75 Band Sweetheart nominees were Teresa Albright, Debbie Whitmire, and Kelli Lanphere. Debbie was selected as the sweetheart. The first year of a Flag Corps brought color to the band at it's half-time shows. Members were Marlin, Harris, Gregory, Harvell, Cox, Wilson, Loew, QCD-Captainj, and johnson QCaptainj. '74-'75 Band Officers: Stewart, - Russell, Boren, Sanderford, Hanes, Walker QI-Iistorianj, Scott QHistorianj Alexander, L. Price, Woody Q2nd Lieutenantj, Sanford QCaptainj, A Putska Qlst Lieutenantj Owens, Dannelly, Hanes QDrum Major, R. Price, and Floyd QSecretaryJ. 189 The participation of the Big Red pep band was beneficial to the Tiger basketball victories. Percussionists jack Stewart and Craig Smith help with the pep band to support the basketball team to victory. Ae .1 K7 Teague Byrd and Peggy Connally get together for a sectional. Peggy Connally supports Dean Higgonbotham's childish behavior. 190 l is: , ., .,, ,,.. , . ,...m,.-... . A A A5- 1 . A ef. . Q i ,, l'3,g11q4g .55- 1 v ... 1 iff . . .. .. 'f Ur 2 2 . - v .aa 1 v ' ' i ' -ETL. '3- 9 W bla' . ' WL ' 3 .,, 5:75 Lv- J - 'K' f 54 ' .hw-. fri 12. 1. Y ,-rss .,, Y . X - ' :jf 'V ' V' -- f .' wer? 'Nga 'f 1'--- 2 i f A . - . ,4,. X 1 - 'ia' - H if '51, .rf f '- ' 1 1--J - ilu.. uh W ..a.. A . J, , D .K 5-1 K. , I I , .., ap., gf ,flag 7 ' . ,,WV. 1' . e ' 1-:--sw. ' it s Qimfifitf - fi jf - ' T 55if-P'?vi?'- ,,, . .Nm .- . '. 4- .. 3 if 1 ' . .,,m5h: . ,t ,,.,.,,. , .Q :wr ,, ..f..,A53E7 ,..E.g,.. . V M 1 .... K, . - . '-- ' 'f!33',.,.,m,,i .27 X l , If ,V ., ,. ,:.1- . ,,.,. .3 'E , 'I I 5. SWEEPSTAKES Because of the hard work of the Marching 100, the reward was a Sweepstakes trophy. They received this by winning first place in Marching and Concert. It was the first in 10 years. The Marching 100 participates in the Annual Parade of Champions Super Marching Contest in Dallas. The fast entrance is the highlight of every half-time performance. The band practiced until time to leave on the buses for Buccaneer Days in Corpus Christi. 191 As the Band was preparing to leave for Corpus, Tim Beacham was greeted by his friends as he recovers from an accident in which he was involved. The mass confusion at the Red Carpet Inn at Padre Island was hectic as the students were issued their keys to their rooms. Ronald Moss and Betty Harvell take advantage ofthe sand by burying Debbie Meyer. um 4.-6m :.3l?: 'f-sou: L. , .V Y. -M , fffiw. M..,,,, . W NYSA? fi T391 fe-wry, --hu DANCI G MAIORETTES This year's twirlers are: Bur- son, Steger, Bridges, Hanes, Head Twi.r1er, Janeway, Mc- Farland, Stark, and Burns. The Twirlers this year have won many awards. At Golden Gulf Twirling Camp they won first place over all other twirling lines. They were chosen Best Majorette Line at contest and also top ratings at U.I.L. solo and ensemble contest. Mr. Crain's Dancing Majorettes performed at halftime of all football games plus various other activities. Angie, Debbie, Mary jo stand at attention while waiting to lead the Band on to the field. Debbie Hanes leads twirlers in a dance routine. Twirlers show their spirit by joining in the pep band between basketball games. The twirlers are doing a routine to Wabash Cannon Ball one of the crowd's many fav- orite songs. ' Enthusiasm is shown by twirlers while they participate in a BIG RED pep rally Twirlers take part in the traditional Bonfire. 194 BIC RED CHEER- LE D- ERS The 1974-75 Big Red Cheerleaders were Becky K., Kathy M., Carrie D., Virginia D., Lisa S., Laurie S. Head, Becky O., and Belinda C. Throughout the football season all afternoon pep rallies were lead by cries of Go, mighty Tiger! and Let'S Go Big Red! A great honor for this yea.r's cheerleaders was to lead the Big Red Machine to another victory. 195 The Cheerleaders prove their enthusiasm during a game. The cheerleaders helped organize the bonfire to give students enthusiasm and spirit for a very im- portant game. W-yr ' 4 Cheerleaders show their spirit by sending the boys off to a game. Cheerleaders wait to bring the Tigers through the traditional Big Red Sign. i 2 THESPIAN AND DRAMA 16' 'Mu 411 V ,, . ' of Nu' I A shotgun wedding? No,just Thespian Troupe 425 doing what comes naturally for them-acting. Drama Club students presented a cutting of Fox- fire I and II, novels written by high school stu- dents about the superstitions and philosophies of the older generation of Georgia. Those who participated in the play were Beverly Schmidt, johnny Bohlin, Darrell Beauchamp, Jim Warehime, Sheryl Alexander, Sally Rutherford, Leah Rudasill, and fnot pictured Carl Black.l G fm ark :Q W 1 -' .rf ,Si f we , , iii. , 4 1 x xg N X LU E NDL UGHTER 4-461. 3 ' I Danny Gilmartin QStan Hanesl calls on Katie Brown QMelinda Bridgesl. Problems arise as the four have a dispute over who will take whom to the dance. Everything works out as Calamity goes with Wild Bill Uohnny Bohlinj. Lt. Gilmartin and Katie Brown go to the dance singing, Black Hills . The Love Bird always works things out as it did for Mr. and Mrs. Wild Bill Hickock and Mr. and Mrs. Lt. Danny Gilmartin. This year's choir officers were Ron- nie Maddux, Melinda Bridges, Mr. Bob johnson QDirectorj, Dean Hig- gonbotham, andjohnny Bohlin. Members of the choir were Maddux, Higgonbotham, Guaj ardo, Geer, Young, Pope, Christiansen, Edmond- son, Bridges, Pratz, Meyer, Walker, Hileman, Whitely, Rutherford, Ruda- sil1,Minica, and King. 200 L Tl CLUB 5,-n , .. ,. .,., ., , . -+3 if ,. . Q 3 gfs, ' U' 5' aw V, , - P-ffwfu we L 4 ' ' , L f 4 L'-1 ' f ,Q if: . i- , '- -- . an - 4 K 'rg ,. ,, I efflgf- sf!! QW SML 1. The 1974-75 members ofthe Latin Club are Da- vis, Schmidt, Truitt, Moomaw, Kemp, Fowler, Lawson, Dalton4Sponsor, Dingus, Heard, D. Tru itt, Standard, and Burk. Marion Truitt was chosen CALPURNIA, which is the highest honor a grl can receive in the Latin Club. ,4 i 1 Mrs. Dalton was this year's sponsor for the Latin Club. itage. Ronald Lastovica was chosen as this year's CAESAR. Beverly, They had their annual banquet at the Morgan's Point Clubhouse Darlene, Carrie, Stan, and Carrie give a toast to their Latin her- hosted by their parents. SPANISH CLUB qw I is ,,,. , ,, r -X .. This year's sponsors and officers were Mrs. Roessler, Chris O'Hara WaS Ch0SCH 35 this YC2lI'S CABALLERO- teacher of Mr. Langford, Helen Wright, Stan Hanes, Teresa Albright was Chosen as this year's SENORITA Guillen, and Mr. Langford. Some of their enter- was Spanish dancers from SWTSU at San Marcos drinks on their heads. I 203 - 4 e Jztiat vfvfvi. ' 51' 315' .. 4 . V, R i ff via-.ve-. -. , : :umm - , i F . 1 g 3 Y., ' These Spanish dancers supplied entertainment for one ofthe Spanish Club meetings. A few members get together to play cards during a meeting. Chris and Teresa get together for a quick picture after being selected Senorita and Caballero. Ernest Renteria, a former student and now attend- ing SWTSU, gives a little speech to the club. The Spanish Club members stop to eat. W' 4' f 1 V541 AUTO MECHA ICS Mr. Brock took over the helm as the new auto mechanics teacher. Randy Camp works on the engine ofhis car. Mr. Brock closely inspects the work ofhis mechanics. Benny Chrisner and Sam Robertson check for a worn part on an old engine. Sam Robertson removes the carburetor from an engine. THEL IR ,7 Mrs. Gertrude York, Financial Sponsor, enjoys a Mrs. Maxine Smithson, LAIR Sponsor. Dana Floyd was the editor for this year's LAIR. free shoe shine from Dallas Tiner, an honorary member of the LAIR staff, enjoys his re- freshing drink for the evening. Elvin Tomlinson has become an adopted member of the LAIR staff. This ycar's Business Manager was Ronnie Madclux. He was in charge of Advertisement and U.l.L. sections. Mary jo Burson was Organization Editor with Teresa Stark and David Coufal Qnot picturcdj as her assistants. Dana Floyd prcscnts Mrs. York a gift ofapprcciation for her many years ofwork with THE LAlR. Mrs. Smithson looks on as Mr. and Mrs. York admire thq silver platter given thcni by the Annual Staff. Brenda Bcnskin sang The Way Wc Wcrcn, the 1975 Senior Class Song, at the Animal staff Assem- bly. s Estelline Miller and Kay Nichols were this ycar's Sports Editors. Some members of the staff take time out at a party for a glass of tea Academic Editor was jean Blair. Sue Bartlett was Class Editor with Liz Smith as her assistant. 208 in old Mason fruit jars. Adam, Evc, and the snake did a hilarious skit at the Annual Assembly 'Q Qi jill . mn - fffifg 'X ,iii Q . 3flq?,!Qi3,A QQ: Ng 111' -,.,L g- m1,.N? ' F555 N 5 ww 12' , I 2' .. O 9- S .41 'W Q ,gy I WL,L ,4 i.-4 - M an W f f fA? N w f, x ii i 'sf ' .-4131 If5:-ff mi 2 g Qi . Q N i f :, '-.ffl f' Tim... fi 9 1 1 W PW , - if k W I if v A If M, W K4 , wa' L, 3 X. , 'S xiii' 'M e .45 ' 11. an f 4? 3 ,S -,Ll I :'f5vQ,fifg5Q.k 3' X 4, .Q ' f 0 WM, 'Y . . Q m f Q-'Ham' s Q -x 4,1 ,ga iqkfflfl' ,K '?1.UJw,, 45 TEH Q A ': qv 'E H ' .Q 222114 , ffff w FUTURE F RMERS GF AMERICA 1 go- it M, my i - Mi ff? ,. Qi I A ' , Sl H42 L1 BELTO CH PTER my EEK, EES! 1914 NEAT5 JUDGIM CEN-YEL mst mo fh- ' H I The officers ofthe Belton Chapter of Future Farmers of America are Pictured with the officers is Mayor Bucky Wllson proclalmmg it Na as follows: Roy Heartfield-President, David Coufal-Secretary, james tional FFA Week. Fincher-Vice-President, Roy Brantley-Reporter, Otis Welch-Treasur- er, Ernest Brenek-Sentinel. james Fincher with his Lonc Star Farmer dcgrcc. This ycar's FFA Sweetheart was Teresa Stark. Tcrcsa was also District Sweetheart and participated in area. Richard Scitcr with a samplc box of fruit which was sold for a money making project by the FFA. 1 in am , I . 59 C4 , .1 fy 1 f , . , , v fl. f 'fu ,, xg V -Jw: fe ., , .gf im Y x 5 gk :ff '.4 'k. ' T312--i.: ,, Q . Q-Q A s -4' gui Q f X, :W G will KV4, X' 33 'Q HE 2' Q . W , . ,. ., Q ' LP Bill Lewis takes charge ofthe Childrens Barnyard at the Temple Livestock Show. William Tomecek leads a discussion at i1I'CgLll3.I' meet- ing. These nine young ladies were candidates for FFA Sweetheart. Mr. Huey's Parks and Wildlife class fiberglasses a boat Members of Belton Young Farmers relax after 21 meet ing. ,fa 216 B . U .A. C. Building Our American Communities a TL ,.. JD Students take a break wliilc cleaning the park. The cleaning ofNolun Creek was vcry successful and some thing that thc wliolc community can take pride in. Belton was first in BOAC in urea ciglit. ,.v 1' HF J' 'W 'ff ,,l.s r.r1: 1 J Chapter Conducting Team: COLll-ill, Tomecek, Brantley Northam. and Welch. Farm Skills Team: McQueen, Hartfleld, and Eastridge. G. H. Chapter Conducting: Ray. Welch, Adv.: Acosta, Tompson. Faglie. Hughes, and Fox. james Fincher was second in District 1 for Public Speaking. Members ofthe Farm Skdls for Green Hands were Pustka, Howell, and Town- send. 218 Farm Radio: Eastridgc, Guthric, Fincher Horse judging: Gifford, Ellis Dairy judging Houston: Guthrie, Ellis, Hood. Deb bie Hood won a dairy hcifcr. Dairy Products: Tompson, Hughes, Fox. Livestock judging: Brcnek, Heartficld, Coufal and Brown. Otis Welch clips gilt for thc Waco Show. David jones trims his Su ffolk cwc for show. Mr. Wclch watches as Mickuy Butler wushcs his calf. Ag I-II built ax stock truilcr for sgxlc amd ll float trailer for thc Cham ber of Commcrcc. David Coufzxl was caught by surprise while grooming his gilt at thc Waco Show. - ' if Tim Sullivan displays his champion Suffolk ewe at the Temple Show Susan Fruebel with her Hereford heifer at Temple. Members of the talent team: Nurtl1.un.Hood, Rcvctto, and Guthrie. Otis Welch smiles at the buyer ofhis 2nd place Angus steer. Dale McQueen preparing his doe fur show. T f--,,. - 2 I-1 :Y Y l i if HOME ECO OMICS REL TED OCCUPATIO Susan Pratz Food Service Employee Sirloin Stockade Ross Ann Forest Child Care Aid Private Residence Ester Morin Food Service Employee Butch 's Restaurant Teresa Cozart Consumer Aide Taylor 's Grocery Ruth Runyon Food Service Employee McDonalds Peggy Dowling House Keeping Man. Ass, Stillhouse Project Office 222 4 I Lila Fuentes Food Service Employee Butch's Restaurant Debbie Rogers Consumer Aide Inman's Pharmacy Patty Elkins Floral Designer Wonderland Nursery Bob Garwood Food Service Employee Little John's Restaurant Mona Duffield Food Service Employee Showtown Theaters Peggy Reynolds Consumer Aide Ward's Drugs 6 'ss VOCATIO OFFICE FIDIO CATIO . si it W 5 5 , . 2 t e n, 5 , n i 5 5 t A ' 0' .. 1 1 P 75 ,Q Q - M 1-ii 'L if , . A get W s :,bW . ,-'. 1 . 4 L 1 'A '.- X ' Wx. 'i , 215155 'Q' Officers of the Office Education Association were installed by Leticia MTS- Shi-f1eY P3-ffefsons VOE Te?-Chef and OBA SPOUSU' Dominguez, past president. They are Pam Phillips, Pres.g Brenda Ben- skin, Scrapbook Chrm.g Leta Dannelly, Treas.g Pam Lundy, VPg Charles Loft, V0C3ti0l'1?l1 Di1'CCt0r- Wanda Leach, Sec.5 Debra Kallus, Reporter. 224 Af '14, , Contestants and winners in Area III Competition for VOE students were: Deborah Kallus,jody Crumly, Susan Walker, Shirleen Motloek, Peggy Jack Gail True, Lila Price, Wanda Leach, L Dannelley, Pam Phillips, Brenda Ben- skin, and Cindy Haddon. Yvonne Stark, the past MISS OEA, SOl'1 C1121 congratulates Lcta Dannelly this year's MISS OEA. The annual Bosses Ban- quet Was held at the Ponderosa. 225 --.af Mrs. Dorothy Potts works hard as our Vocational Counselor. Pumcln Phillips, American Lung Association ofCcntra.l Texas Dcbbic Northcutt, Inman Pharmacy, Belton Peggy jackson, Belton Medical and Dental Center Some of our distinguished guests were being scrvcd rcfrcshmc annual Christmas Coffee. 226 nts LII OLII' Cindy McDonald. Bell County Engineefs Office Teresa Bailey, Peoples National Bank Susan Walker, Bell County District Clerk's Office Becky Brown, Belton I.S.D. Cafeteria Office Brenda Bcnskin, Western Auto I .K tif I , . v , wg, 'f' K K, -- 11 fr- 4. 52-if f. '1 ty 'Y 1-4lX -a.. -' . A il This yea.r's members ofthe VOE Advisory Committee: Sam Michel, Brenda Benskin, Cindy Haddon and Peggy jackson pose in front of the Bell Co. Adult Probation Officeg Mrs. Arthur Neale Potts, Sr., Voca- Christmas bulletin board they prepared. A group of employers voted tional Counselorg Hally Cox, Peoples National Bankg Miss Fran Mc- this as the first place display in the VOE Dept. Donald, American Lung Association of Central Texasg and Mrs. Wayne Carpenter, Belton Medical and Dental Center. Top sales girls in money making project were Shirleen Motloch and Pam Phillips. .......,,,, 1 Lila Price, Bell County Adult Probation Office Cindy Haddon. Potts Bros. Hardware Cindy McGee, Belton City Hall Lucinda Ludwick, Law Insurance Agency Jane Pirtle, Belton I.S.D. and Office. a fs 1 o 'eyg Jac? Gai1TruC, Scott and White Hospital Diane Scott. Inman Pharmacy,Tc1nplc Pam Lundy, Bell County Adult Probation office Jody Crumley Shirlccn Motloch, Griggs Equipment, Inc. v.., ,. T ii! fig!! 3 if 7 Mal... 'bf ima Av' breakfast at River Forest Restaurant honored the VOE Advisory Committee during National OEA Week in February. pproxirnately 100 people attended the annual VOE Employer-Employee Appreciation Banquet held in the Ponderosa Banquet oom. 3 n These girls have worked very hard in Mrs. P8IfCl'SOI1,S VOE Lab program. Lorna Brown, VUE Lab Deborah Kallus, VOE Lab Roxanne Pricc, VOE Lab Elaine jeffrey, VOE Lab jane Minor and Lorna Brown, VOE lab students, donated their time and services to babysit at a meeting of foster parents. This was one community service project of the VOE lab section Lctu Danncllcy, VOE Lab Juanita Hcrnzmdez, VOE Lab Jane Minor, VOE Lab Wanda Leach, VOE Lab Linda Westbrook, VOE Lab DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIO Mr. Franklin is the D.E. Sponsor. Mr, Lott is the Supervisor of Vocational Programs Mrs. Potts is the Vocational Counselor. Mum sales for Homecoming are the big money maker for D.E. This yearls high mum saleswoman was Evelyn Glazcner. Steve House- wright was second, with Debbie Butler coming third. 234 Sylkc Hojnaki, Montgomery Wards judy Gifford, Krogcrs Bobby Colacino, Cocl1ran.Bluir 84 Potts Tim Alford, Montgomery Wards joe Hilliard, H.E.B. K., Z 5? s 3 ' A, H.,- , cl. f. 315542 gi' Qu ,,.,,,f ww, . ff .mm W V ,.,+ ., X5 71.5 aip- 1 ,wr ass' 1 ff . S, Y. ma NIS W ' ,, iw i B ,px 1341? Q ii.. line?-'-ff ii i . 55 ,. J ,i 4 4 5 ' i if 2 fm W' William Ogicsby, Woolco Keith Finncy,DL1kC K Ayers Howard Dcr1nody,Bcll Discount Aum Ricky Ruiz, Belton Drivc-ln Sue Gi1cs.H.E.l5. Danny Young, Minimax Edmond Reynolds. Minimax Danny rcccivus the second place award for Area Display Benny Hicks. Robert Taylor Gro. james Woods. Smiths Red 84 White al 240 ADS. .SUPPLY AND SUPPQRT BSIBTII lll0 fa Mig ,fun Y 3 Q0 A . 3 A . A l Be alrs SALES SERVI K QUALITY MfRCHANolsl BILL BARTLETT REAL ESTATE 939-6351 . ' 1 L lll L I 2 n111nm1e11LLE Ranches TINER STUDIO IH 35 south Belton 939 5038 JONES HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY 'Wrestoue 102 East Central 939-3785 BELTON, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS SOUTHWESTERN TRANSIT CO INC TULLOCH BROTHERS PLUMBING Sa e Transportauon T E Sanderford See us for all Pres1dent your plumblng needs fCHEVROLETf DAN STEAKLEY CHEVROLET COMPANY We have t1me for you before and after the sale 939 3771 OF f il .- li ?l..-:..I 7 COMPLIMENTS OF SCOTT AND WHITE WOMBLE INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulauons to the class of 1975 and best W1shes for the future 108 N Main Belton Texas . , 502 EAST CENTRAL BELTON '1 EXAS 939 5021 DAIRY QUEEN of Belton, Inc. wishes to congratulate the class of 197 5 MINIMAX 204 N. East Street Congratulations to the Class of 1975 BATTERIES - STEREOS GARY HANCOCK-MANAGER 316 E. 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Ask about financial aid from MARY I-IARDIN BAYLOR COLLEGE COI'1taCt ADMISSIONS DEPARTMENT MARY I-IARDIN BAYLOR COLLEGE BELTON TEXAS 76513 Coeducatlonal Smce 1971 A Fully Accredlted Four Year School MARY I-IARDIN BAYLOR IN PARTNERSHIP WITH BELTON SINCE 1886 Leon Valley Poll nurse ,bl YOUR FASHION ALERT AND FRIENDLY DEPARTMENT STORE DOWNTOWN TEMPI E TEXAS Ha ull-I' 31 BELTON TEXAS 9395271 if BELTON CAR PARTS 113 North Mam 939 1631 all r o. I 1-S I Q52 HERE S WISI-IING YOU SUCCESS IN YOUR FUTURE ROCKWCOL INDUSTRIES INC TEXAS DIVISION MANUFACTURERS OF PREMIUM BRAND INSULATION PRODUCTS TAYLOR S VALLEY ROAD BELTON TEXAS 3 I l I 7 7 IN APPRECIATION AMERICAN DESK MANUFACTURING CGMPANY TEMPLE TEXAS GLAZENER S GARAGE Nh Bt B-BAR-D THE BELTONIAN WESTERN STORE 601 East Central Avenue 817-939-1741 Western Wear Belton, Texas Horse Supplies Congratulations to the Class of 1975 from BRADFORD TEXACO 939 9024 339 North Marn Belton TRUST YOUR CAR TO THE MAN WHO WEARS THE STAR .-gf... 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