Berkner High School - Ram Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 318 of the 1979 volume:

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Q f -vu. mx ,ax if '.,,,-nr f K I 5 UPPER LEFT: up, Up and away! 4 ' UPPER RIGHT: Lori Beasore and her father vvait anxiously for the announcement FAR LEFT: Homecoming queen finalist Suzanne Puig FAR RIGHT: Last year's queen Sandy Blankenship reminisces with Mrs. Bell CENTER LEFT: Tracy Albrecht receives the honor of being named sophomore princess CENTER i , if its f T RlGHTi Sophomore runners up enjoyed a cool ride around the S1223 ffgif stadium :gg , gazziit: I A V ' N 20 X Activities S Homecoming Homecoming 1979 began in a flash of green and white as the balloons signifying the opening of the festivities were released in the air at Wildcat- Fiam Stadium. Following a procession of beautiful floats, Lori Beasore was crowned the 1979 Homecoming Queen during the half time festivities by last year's queen, Sandy Blankenship. Lori was attended by her court comprised of junior princess Lezlie lv1cPhail, sophomore duchess, Tracy Albrecht and freshman maiden Jalinda Wilson. For the second year in a row the junior class won the most decorative float. Following the coronation activities, Berkner had their only tie game of the season when they played Pearce. Homecoming was highlighted by a formal dance held Saturday night in the Summit. Old and present students alike enjoyed the 1979 gala Homecoming affairs. A tvifies X UPPER LEFT: I think l am as good looking as they are. UPPER RIGHT: Junior float won the Homecoming contest FAR LEFT: Lori sheds a tear of joy at being crowned Queen FAR RIGHT: Jalinda Wilson, Freshman Maiden smiles at the crowd CENTER LEFT: Finalist Sharon Grounds and her father wait for the big announcement CENTER RIGHT: p Senior float, Look's like they made it. L I ,nm gl g::::: Y if X, 22 X Activities QA' .Qr. fi, 2 . ii ff I E1 ws -W 40 Activifies f 23 Senior Follies Songs, dances, laughs and pantomime were just part of the entertainment that delighted the audience at the 1979 Senior Follies April 27-28. All the various acts combined to make a delightful show that everyone enjoyed. Taking part in this year's production were: Emcee's Frank Mclvlinn and Paul Stone, The Starshine players who put on two pantomime acts, Genifer Spears singing Let's take the long way around the world , Ronnie Willitord on guitar, Rey Washam on drums, Cheryl L'huiIlier and Cyndi Miller both singing solo's and the senior cheerleaders dancing to the tune ot You Should Be Dancing. Also included were Suzanne Puig singing You Needed Me and Mike Williams playing the guitar. A group of Berkner girls called Reflections sang The Cornerstone followed by John Halpenny playing his fiddle. Last but certainly not least were our own Village People doing their version ot Macho Man. 24 X Acli t UPPER LEFT: Frank MoMinn and Paul Stone kept the program all tied up as emcee's. UPPER RIGHT: Rey Washam on drums FAR LEFT: Cheryl L'huiIIier sang to the tune of Sketches ' FAR RIGHT: Genifer Spears wanted to take the long way around the world CENTER LEFT: Ronnie Williford teamed up with Mike Williams to delight the audience with their guitars CENTER RIGHT: The Starshine Players at The Bar Activities I 25 26 f Activities UPPER LEFT: Ronnie Williford played an original composition on his guitar that he entitled The Foxhunt UPPER RIGHT: Kenny Abisror sings with the Village People FAR LEFT: Drinking at the bar was one of the two pantomime's presented by the Starshine Players. CENTER LEFT: Reflections sing The Cornerstone LOWER RIGHT: Berkner's own Macho Men. Activities f 27 UPPER LEFT: Will you please be quiet, I'm on the phone. UPPER RIGHT: Look Mom, only one cavity' LOWER LEFT: Are you sure the Rockettes started this way? LOWER RIGHT: Why don't you come up and see me sometime? FAR LOWER RIGHT: I could have danced all night i 'f..W-f wx, W., .- Q I 7 , Q I x fa nv, V, K' I I :Q . . I elel Ai yllyu vilm ' K 4' 5 it ' I' ' i nf J 2 q IQ!! V, a w, . , ' lx 9 K ..: ff- V,V,,1y144, a by ii gym S, K +W1n,t, Q,-.fi 'im s J,-io Ref- ,,.,,I 'gf V.,' ,Q E fe 1, I, wg , ' I 4 - .4 7 I I K I if Y I ,ig ,W k,n as ,QW 'S .I ,. I Q, :V f 'X ll, ,,. ,, , if ' ,, fx K 5 'V' . 6 ' I. Q 28 X Adivilies ,QQ 1 E in-fe s Xxx Bandolera Revue After eight long weeks of practice and concentrated rehearsals the Bandoleras performed their annual Spring Revue on March 3. The show featured this year's drill team along with several male participants. The theme of this year's revue was A Galaxy of Sound a take off on this year's featured movie Star Wars. The show consisted of a number of 15-20 minute skits beginning from the time of primitive man, and continuing on to include the l98O's. The program was narrated and introduced by the well-known Star Wars personality Darth Vader . This year's spring show was hailed a success by all and a tribute to the fine talents of Berkner's award winning drill team. l Activities X 29 N-dm 30 X Activities fir! JW UPPER LEFT: Today Richardson, tomorrow the world. UPPER RIGHT: Are BandoIera's really square? FAR UPPER LEFT: Put on a happy face FAR UPPER RIGHT: You asked for it, you got it. FAR LOWER LEFT: The men are so great looking herein Richardson LOWER LEFT: On your mark. . .LOWER RIGHT: The Bandoiera choo-choo Acfivifies f 3 I Band Banquet Each year the band parents and members have a banquet to honor the graduating seniors of the band. This year was no exception. Held at Northpark lnn, all the participants had a fun filled night with a delicious meal and entertainment. The underclass members ofthe band provided the program with singing, dancing, comedy and skits. Most ofthe skits reflected on the past year and poking some good natured fun at seniors. The program ended with a slide show presentation of the marching season and ofthe seniors they were there to honor. Awards were also made to outstanding students Dena Drumm and Sharon Thompson as senior band favorites. t li j 'lhljgi ' mf: EEN ' tk H4 3 Q 'li -,, 32 f Activt UPPER LEFT: Mark Krizmanic was M.C. for the band's evening UPPER RIGHT: Golly gee. . . Dol really look like a drum major? FAR LEFT: Berkner's own macho men provided entertainment at the banquet FAR RIGHT: Bob Floyd, Symphonic I Director CENTER LEFT: Bonnie Looper and Robin Kerr gave seniors a whole new look CENTER RIGHT: Allen Howard and Cindy Bell were two belies of the ball I 'Ir Activities X 33 UPPER: Barry Smith smiles over the RISD minibus because he knows he wor1't be riding them anymore, LOWER: Marching season can really wear out your dry bor1es, can'1it? I I , 34 X Adivities '2 ' WWW M V' rf-2'.3l.5li. 5Z 'Am '-i--. 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To some it wasa troubiedyear, butsentertainment and fun hadjhe biggest Seal, fsand ,m1,:, ,. LLLKALV. ' 1 ?':2 ie4'Jff1:,.,124tQ V i I , :,, 5 ' , ii ,il ,,..', 11,11 ' '.,V Vf ' -L,,L , . Q k'V- ', . ' K of if and less their dollar. Entertainment and transportation took upthe biggest part oftheir budgets trrr As the year progressed peopie everywhere were getting more and more anxious to laugh i and S!1512El8 inthai?-r'iBiSUf3-tlfl338' - 11. fx. . 11' ', i ' o,1'o1', f f yV ' oio' pgs. ,. 1,' 1, Q o,,o., 'o'o'1, 5 , Lau tswerei rrevidedirrgood p ortions bythe entesrftainmentsifirrdustry Airman named Morkveame o , 1 ' , ' K ., -- A -'V, ,k,,,' K' . 1-3 11 ,,.' l: ' J i '-h. ' g v ' k'o'fA' fwfrom Mars into ourliving rooms by television and brought us laughs and a whole newline of jokes , ' U . from spaeei5yNa-noogljia-noo afrnost became a household wierd. Motion pictures, too, oo on as s' ir-, Heawieimlan had linesiifer monthsiafter they lbpenedi' i it i Fashion took adramatic turn this year after a movie called Grease Suddenly jeans became . , - ,a - 1 J s Q oss' heelsyhigh and hats werefglonned many heads. Diego was a graze thattrh it the iiii and Hair styles'fgseven reflected theaititrne rls andsfiperms beiiioming sf, is-- .mfr V, lla rage both boys and girls. On any given day you could walk the halls ai Berknerifand get reading 'practice as more and more students expressed their personalities and thoughts on the fronts of t- the'Bee-Geeigsurpassed the of theriisiiist decade by having the most :lit hits in a row. it is no surprise that they were selected by our seniors as the most popularggvocal group of this year. Likewise, Jane Fonda and Burtfieynolds were two stars that had g. its ' sil ayt year. su that were selected QQQIQVOl'lt6QgQ6lth6f. each student spent theirlast yearfiiat Berkner, each will look back with many tii fond memories of this time. ln this last golden year that many of them became adults, they had a Qfrgood laughed a great deal, learned a great deal and enioyedthe world. t'v t i 'rra ig' - e rlro ytg r t M , . ,,E. 1',l . . --. Comedli-in Steve Mamn M0vif-t-- Animal House t tayry B rrttt ' Car--Camaro ACfee-Janeenda t t s t ' a i si i iif si' 'si' i s i 3 i ' i il i ' AcfivifiQif35 it' '1:,1'. '1,','t'ti. i ,-g 1 ' 'gt' r r 125 ,y , ,Q rPr Ma Dancing to the tunes of Coast, goers were adorned in formal attire, flowers and tuxedos that brightened the aiready festive nighiig Seniors and their datesfenfoyed riding in the f giassaeievator, having iheirjgistgrres made andy si isliis gi , visiting their friends afzddaies that madeiiiiiiiigriiiriii fiii r 7 n prom a night to remember. i i n fix ss jar mg sg L5 Q. K .rj J: . .k,. f i 1 1 if I s i is i 'ff X' i ii Ks ua gi 36 ! Activih 6 i ,ay UPPER LEFT: Is that the best date you i CouId get, Brad? F?iGHI g 'Coke adds life. . .?' ' UPPER FAR LEFT: L6e4e's Anatole, site of the prom FAR ' prefer ian-as a Bette the Bal! RUGHT: And than my waved her wand. . All-if H NN 1 is J gf' ,f Zin m if 38 f Activities 4 dm 'Ulm 1 And LEFT: George he tens tha Baccalaureate Graduating seniors gathered at the Lake Highlands Auditorium to join in prayers at the 1979 Baccalaureate ceremony on May 27. Former Berkner teacher and coach Ed Eason addressed the audience on the world today and the future tomorrow. Christie Tate provided music on the piano and songs were sung for the graduates by seniors Genifer Spears and Suzanne Puig. Following the ceremony a reception was held tor the students and their families in order for them to exchange last minute greetings. i 40 I Activiti UPPER LEFT: Speaker Ed Eason gave the graduating class the gift of today UPPER RIGHT: The graduating class of 1979 FAR LEFT: Genifer Spears and Suzanne Puig provided music for the ceremony FAR RIGHT: Rick Mozley greets family and friends at the reception CENTER LEFT: The Honor Graduates of the '79 class CENTER RIGHT: Say Cheese! Activities f 41 UPPER LEFT: Boy, tnis is exciting. LOWER LEFT: Finally we are to ine Z's. UPPER RIGHT: No, guys you are suppose to party after graduation not before. LOWER RIGHT: Rick Mozley anxiously awaits for the final moment. FAR LOWER RIGHT: Me I'm tne one!!! rmaF ?f,a4 42 f' Activities Graduation May 30th nineteen-hundred and seventy-nine at 8:00 505 seniors ended walking dovvn a twelve year path that led to graduation. The evening was as exciting as any other graduation as parents, friends, graduates, faculty members, and relatives of many listened closely to the speakers. Speeches were given by Valedictorian Harry Ploehn, Salutatorian Allen Howard and Class President Dave Luiken. Though students have completed a vvalk that took many years, the path has not ended. The time has come for every student to choose the path he wishes to travel through life. No matter hovv we choose to lead our lives novv, the memories ot our school days vvill be treasured more with each passing moment. A tvities X 43 UPPER LEFT: The future is ours! LOWER LEFT: l'Wait your turn, UPPER RIGHT: School board members prepare to hand out diplomas EAR UPPER RIGHT: l'ls it my turn finally? LOWER RIGHT: Band Members enjoyed playing at graduation FAR LOWER RIGHT: What do you mean my diploma had a smudge on it? APA 44 X Activities -is 4- x wmww +5 - VY'- Adivifies ! 45 ' Athletics Girls Basketball Paula Lake Cross Country Richard Bailey Kathy Vetter Goll Greg Tubbs Swimming Laura Jack Frank McMinn Track Richard Bradley Mark Degnon Kathy Vetter Paula Lake Volleyball Julie Wallace Wrestling Bob Sarvey Mark Osborne D.A.R. Citizenship Awards Senior - Ricky Montgomery Freshman - James Collins Perfect Attendance Awards 9th Grade 1 1th Grade Terry Cobb - 9 years Teal Amyx - 2iyears David lmpiccini Nancy Heider Ron ,Kennedy - 7 years Randy Montgomery - 1 1 years Patricia Tumer 10th Grade Tom Cassidy 12th Grade Ryan Smith - 3 years Julia Brock Ricky Montgomery - 1 2 years Scholarships and Awards Photography Texas Council ol Church Ginger Bitting Related Scholarships Harry Ploehn Air Force ROTC Allen Howard Joe Davey Dialeh I-laiibashi x Richardson Women 's Club President's Honor- Mike Mills Bethany Nazarene College Julia Brock Rosalynn Lynch Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership RISD Council of PTAs Paula Myers Patricia Ganter Mark Cody Panhellenic Council David Shain Julie McAllister U. T. - National Merit Dena Drumm p asf' Ciosses I 49 James Wingo Pam Mc:Grevv Dave Luiken Linda Middleton SWS Vice-President Secretary President Treasurer James Kenneth Janice Abbott Abisror Adams Ahmed Kerry Afzal Agee Thomas Robin John Chris Alexander Aifrey Anderson Anderson i J Laurie Diane Angevine Ansley 1 Greg Mitra Rhonda Anthony Ashtari Ashton Seniors I 51 William Barbara Bret Alexa Kaveh Ashton Atkinson Aunspach Avellino Bagheri Jon Keith Angela Lesile William Bailey Bailey Baker Ban Barlow 52 X Seniors Joel Kimberly Barnes Barnes Lorri Mike Barnett Barraza Kenneth Carol No, not the Caleteria food! Barron QGVTIGTT K ,, ffrr Q9 V, ,Q Babette Lori Dana Paige Liga Bartley Beasore Beaubien Beckwith Beis fx B James Kimberly Donald Anthony Bell BGHGGV Benningfield Benyola r an Phillip Pushpinder Susan Marissa Sandra Berry Bhangoo Bielstein Biondi Bishop Virginia Christopher USG Chris Bitting Black Black BIHVG Richard Teri Jeffrey Constance Natalie Blasko Bledso Bogue Boone Boyd Seniors X 53 Richard Thomas Thomas Bradley Braun Breslin Julia Cindy Antony Brock Brooks Brown Romeo and Juliet? 54 X Seniors Jana Brewster Cathy Brown Michael Brown dr,r Toni Burnett Debra Calligaro Michael Bridwell Jeffrey Brown 1.4, ar Denise Bulla Kelly Burton Rosemarie Camo lu. Stephen David Lori Lisa Pamela Canales Cannaday Caperton Capps Capps Tammy Charles Brian Cynthia Russell Carey Carlisle Carney Carpenter Carr Stacy Robert Patricia John Thomas Carter Carver Castellanos Cauduro CNHFNDGVS J' 'Q gf. Stanley Valerie Christopher Bobby Michael Champagne Chapman Cheatham Childress Christy Stephanie Matthew Jannis James Mark Chritton Clay Clifton Clovvdus CodY Seniors X 55 Scott Jill Cody Cole Scherrie Sharon Cole Combs iiniuii hs.. Michael Stephanie COWWOVWS C0mDton The better to see you with! James Janet Deborah Harold Mary Coons Coons Cooper Cooper Cooper 56 f Seniors Cynthia Alisa Colleen Christopher Kyle Cope Cox Cox Crank Creamer rg J i i , , c w, , A , Leslie Dano Leigh Davis V . Gary Tammy Crossland Cunningham Debra Corey Curry Curtis Cheri Glen Tvvo peas in a pod! Dale Dale Joseph Gregory Christine Jan Davey Davidson Davis Davis Stephen Abdollah Rosa Linda Davis Davish DeLeon Dean Seniors ! 57 E x ..f..... , , Drew Jill Valerie Jerry Diane Demarco Deprato Dew Dicken Dietz Latrice Vincent Cynthia Linda Diesta Dillard Diplazza Dobbs DOW DOVVUY Stephen Dena Kerry Phillip Richard Dowling Drurnrn Dunn Dunn Durbin Wx. ,dh- wee, , .Ayala ,. Michele Charles Mary Renee Scott Dyer Easum Easum Elledge Elliott 58 X Seniors Veronica Michael James Jettery Tim Ellis Elrod Engel Engel Englund Nancy Donald Ralph Adele .lacqllelyn ESYGD Evans Evans Fairman Farrell KM... Mohammad Robert Kimberly Patrick Rocky Fazeli Flentge Foraker Ford Ford Cynthia Bonnie Michael Jeffery Donald Forrest Frank Franks Frasier Freeman 8 Eric Donald Steven Tricia Cuauhtemo Fulford Fulghum Furgerson Ganter Garcia Margie Rudy Robert Cynthia John Garcia Garcia Gardner Garretson Giles Seniors X 59 Kevin Glasscook Robert Gray Richard Grigsby Alan Gross 60 f' Seniors Lynn Hail A, fx. x. N4 Joel Carri Clifton Regina Gienn Gliseon Goza Graham Illia.:-A-an Lizabeth Green X Is that you Agee? -109 I Gritten Rhonda Sharon Russeii Djaieh Grounds Grounds Grubb Hajibashi 'fm 5 Hr. John Leigh Phillip Barbara Haloenny Hamic Hamilton Harnmaok 1... Rae Hammack Debra Harp Michael Hawthorn John Heatley Camela Henninger William John Keven Steve Hampton Handel Handy Hamrick Peyton Harrell Stephen Herd 'im A b A., Elizabeth Todd Pamela Harrison Hart Havgn K Robert N, at Hays .V ,RSX No, it couIdn't be! Tvvila Henderson ymx Paula Catherine Jana Hertel Hicks Higdon Seniors X 61 nv J Uh 'fx- man.. John Gregory Jennifer Hooker Hodgkinson Hoffecker VVhere's the e? Deann Jeffrey Chris Hogue Holcomb Holland Armour Cindy Dianna Allen Maryannie Holman Hooper Horn Howard Howard L Karen Kyle Mike Lee Flachel Hughes Hughes Hull Humphrey Hunter 62 f Seniors ll H ully M Jenny Tracy Grace Samuel Laura Hux Ingram lsip Ivey Jack Joseph Hoyle Cynthia Vicki Sandra Jackson James Jan Jasper Jay Tn.-....- Sharla Kim Michael John Janet Jenkins Johnson Johnson Johnston Jones Jason James Roger Sang Peter Jones Kanewske Kang Kang Kao Nicholas Mary Kyle Kelley Charles Karabic Kartsotis Kearney Kelly Kempton ra 1 i 1 l Blanka Kimberly Jean Marie Mike Kerr Keyser Kilander Kilander Kilcrease Seniors f 63 4...- . 'xv U... 1 Sang Brenda Kelby Douglas Kim King Kite Knox James Lisa Paul Paula Krizmanic Laird Lake Lake Tami Leslie Angela Paul lf only my friends Lamm Lane Latham Latham is Patrick Betsy Cynthia Brian Joseph Laubacher Lauer Lawrence Leach Lehmer L 64 X Seniors Org Harold Larry Lisa Cheryl Leichsemmg Lewis Lewis Lewis Lhuillier Laurie Erin Randy Victor Light Lightsey Linnstaeder Long Michele Jose Ricky Yvonne Looper Lopez Lorentz Loria ouid see me now! Johnson David Robert Susan Lu Luiken Luleft Lumsden If Joan Rosalynn Michael Pamela Diane Luscombe Lynch Mahurin Mahurin Maia i i Jason Patrick Robert Kevin Frank Mann Marcinko Mart Mason McMinn i Seniors X 65 Julie Jean David Angela Eva McAIister McAllister McAIpin McCravv McCurry hui Shane Susan Janna Cynthia Pamela McDaniel Michael Metscher 66 X Seniors Cynthia Miller McDonough McGee McGrevv McGrevv Sharon Donnye Don McKinney Medler Mendelsohn 4- 'Gs lx 1 Linda Lisa Barbara Bobbie Middleton Milam Miller Miller I David Mark Ftayford Michael Miller Miller Milligan Mills Linda Paul Eric Terri Lei Ann Mitchell Mitchell Mize Mize Molter William Alan Diana Montgomery Moore Moore hug Rebecca Wendy William William David Moore Moore Morgan Morgan Mormon Loren Anabel Roger Morse Motas Mount Carol Rick Karen Tamara Jill V Mowery Mozley Murphy Murphy Murrill Seniors I 67 Brenda Gary Sharon Chang Mark Musil Myers Myers Na Navalla Y ,,,, 4 Y mr... Vglgri Karen Lezlie Kimberly Chuck Nicholson Nielsen Nolan Norris Null 68 f Seniors idk., ln... Cynthia Kimberly Odell Odom Diane Kelly Odonnell Odonnell Twenty Cents? MGVQEWQT Gin-H Odonnell Orsatli LOU Mike Steven Jesus Debra Osborne Osborne Ouellette Pagan Parker i l l Joe William Charles Ruth Edi lui: Parker Parnitke Patchen Penny Peterson l-lildie Russel Kella Catherine Robin Peterson Phemister Phillips Pires Pittrott l l Suzanne Harry David Christia Thomas Planells Ploehn Politano Prather Preston Johnny Michelle Lori Suzanne Dwight Price Price Priest Puig Quarles Seniors I 69 aa. K X we ---. r -. -. N km gfxgk David Angela Ramsey Relder N Ng X LW John Dale Rentro Reynolds Gregory Micheal QUCH! Rico Riegling Scott Gary Eric Tammye William Riley Ritter Ritter Rivers Roberts 70 f Seniors Steven David Fred Roxanne Efflie Rogers Roob Rooters Rorapaugn Rose l Anthony Antonia Renee Beverly Dana Ross Rote Roy Royall Rozinsky Anthony Michael Robert Diana Richard Rutledge Sarnacki Sarvey Schminke Schroeder l l Lori Lynn Curtis Debbie Robert Schroer Schroer Sch utza Scott Seegmiller Jon Nancy Seibert Shaffar Davld Robert Shain Shaw Guess Who? i l Seniors X 71 . .,...ilA. Michael Claudia David Shea Showers Siegert Darren Paula Simmons Simmons Jeffery Patricia Barry Skinner Slovak Smith Elizabeth Gregg Smith Smith 59 Kent Lfihe Smith Smith iw' 1' v -Y,.., 1 ,- .E.s.lf ax X Q3 Robin Sherry f Smith Smith What is it? 'x , . Timothy Elizabeth Geniter Snellgrove Soliday Spears 72 X Seniors Sheryl Debra Spielmaker Springman Eric Philip Hubert Sherry Stanley Stephenson Sthran Stieglitz l Paul Dori James Rhonda Stone Strogher Stuart Sublett 'nf - Ei Eric James Thomas Christina Swanson Sykora Tasker Tate Tracy Mary Sharon Deborah Teems Thompson Thompson Ticheli l Charles Richard Kathy Gerald Timinsky Tompkins Torngren Townsend Robin Stoker lu....... Melinda Sullivan Charles Taylor Richard Tim Kelli Troutt Seniors I 73 'QM- Nw We go together like peanutbutter and jelly! Karen Rickey Jeffrey Diana FFEIHCGS Turner Turner Ulrich Uflffled Vi-llva Jon Debra Kenneth Edward Tamara Vandergriff Varley Vender Venetucci Ventura 74 X Seniors Kathy Debra Michael Ricky Clyde Vetler Voorhees Vovvell Wade Walker Denise Jeffrey Julie Michael Helen Wallace Wallace Wallace Wallace Waller l l l l Teresa Lisa Mark Rey Janet Walls Walton Ward Washam Watkins l l l John Scott Katherine Linda Lance Watkins Way Weber Weidler Weidman l H... l David William Laura Vicki Suzanne West Westfall White Whitman Widmer :vi ' 11 A... Thomas Ronald Andy Rhonda Sidney Wilkinson Williford Wilson Wilson Wilson Seniors X 75 James Judy Wingo Wise Beverly Keiiy Withers Witherspoon me 'S wi, Tanya EBV' Witherspoon WOVWQ Bet rnine's longer than yours! Karen Russell Frank Edvvina John Wood Woods Woodyard Wright Wu rtz Qnarleg, Janet Dallas Jill Helen Xeros Yarr Yenawine YUYHD Zach 76 X Seniors Senior Achievements JAMES ABBOTT KENNETH ABISROR JANICEADAMS N.H.S., Drill Team, Basketball V.O.E., Spanish Club, Red Cross, A'CapeIIa Choir, J.V. Choir, Volley- ball. AHMED AFZAL Band, Explorers, Table Tennis. KERRY AGEE Football, Basketball, Baseball, F.C.A., Key Club. THOMAS ALEXANDER Explorers, I.C.T. ROBIN ALFREY Soccer, CHRIS ANDERSON J.A. JOHN ANDERSON Band, Explorers. LAURIEANGEVINE DIANE ANSLEY Drill Team, Pep Squad, Young Life, Student Council, Choir, Campaign- ers. GREG ANTHONY Key Club. MITRA ASHTARI RHONDA ASHTON V.O.E. WILLIAM ASHTON BRET AUNSPACH Golf, Red Cross. ALEXA AVELLINO MIKE AVINA Wrestling. KAVEH BAGHERI Soccer, Library Asst. JON BAILEY Tennis, Band. KEITH BAILEY ANGELA BAKER Keywanettes - Sec., Spanish Club, V.O.E., Red Cross. LESLIE BAN Keywanettes. WILLIAM BARLOW Band. JOEL BARNES kiivi BARNES Mu Alpha Theta. LORRI BARNETT MIKE BARRAZA l.C.T., D.E.C.A., Cross Country, Track Team, V.l.C.A. KENNETH BARRON CAROL BARTLETT Explorers, Drill Team, F.C.A., N.H.S., Drama Club, Latin Club, Pep Squad. BABETTE BARTLEY Explorers, Band, Drama Club, Flag Corps, Spanish Club. LORI BEASORE Cheerleader, Gymnastics, Young Lite, Explorers, F.C.A. DANA BEAUBIEN French Club, V.O.E., O.E.A. PAGIE BECKWITH Cheerleader - Captain, Gymnas- tics, Young Lite, F.C.A. LISA BEIS Cheerleader. JAMES BELL KIM BENDER Drill Team, Student Council. DONALD BENNINGFIELD Explorers, Key Club. ANTHONY BENYOLA Baseball, Track, Football, Explorers. PHILLIP BERRY Rodeo Club, National Rifle Assoc. PUSHPINDER BHANGOO SUSAN BIELSTEIN MARISSA BIONDI Spanish Club, Pep Squad. EDWARD BISHOP SANDRA BISHOP French Club, Band, V.O,E., Drama Club. GINGER BITTING Drill Team - Manager, Explorers, Young Life, Campaigners, Pep Squad, Keywanettes. CRISTOPHER BLACK LISA BLACK Keywanettes, Drama Club, H.E.R.O., Red Cross. CHRISTOPHER BLAIR Wrestling, Student Council, Drama Club. KEVIN BLAKE Mu Alpha Theta. RICHARD BLASKO TERI BLEDSO JEFFREY BOGUE CONNIE BOONE O,E.A. NATALIE BOYD RICHARD BRADLEY Cross Country, Track. TOM BRAUN German Club, Environmental Club. THOMAS BRESLIN Explorers, Key Club, Swimming, Golf. JANA BREWSTER Cross Country, Track, Basketball, Soccer, F.C.A., Explorers, Speech Club, Volleyball. MICHAEL BRIDWELL JULIE BROCK Band, Keywanettes. CINDYBROOKS Choir, Student Council, N.H.S., N.J.H.S. ANTHONY BROWN Football - Captain, Key Club, F.C.A. CATHY BROWN V.O.E., O.E.A. JEFFREY BROWN MICHAEL BROWN DENISE BULLA Band, Drama Club, Explorers. MARK BURKHART TONI BURNETT KELLY BURTON Speech Club - Pres., Swimming, Rampage Staff, Football. DEBBIE CALLIGARO Swimming, Keywanettes, Choir, A.F.S., Spanish Club. ROSIE CAMP Ram Staff, D.E.C.A. REGI CANALES Soccer- Captain, Young Life. DAVID CANNADAY Baseball, Football, Basketball, National Junior Honor Society, Young Lite. LORI CAPERTON LISA CAPPS Drill Team, Pep Squad. PAMELA CAPPS D.E.C.A. TAMMY CAREY Golt. CHARLES CARLISLE BRIAN CARNEY CYNTHIA CARPENTER Keywanettes - Sec., H.H.S,, N.J.H.S,, F.T.A., Choir. Seniors RUSSELL CARR STACY CARTER Explorers, Young Life. BOB CARVER Swimming. PATTY CASTELLANOS Band, Latin Club. JOHN CAUDURO BOBBY CAVE D.E. THOMAS CHAMBERS STAN CHAMPAGNE l.C.T. VALERIE CHAPMAN CHRISTOPHER CHEATHAM BOBBY CHILDRESS SUKIL CHONG MICHAEL CHRISTY Student Council, F.C.A., Football. STEPHANIE CHRITTON Band, M.I.P., N.H.S., J.E.T.S., N.J.H.S., Latin Club, Mu Alpha Theta. MATTHEW CLAY FRANK CLEMENTE Explorers. JANNIS CLIFTON RUSS CLOWDUS Band, Orchestra, Drum Pres. MARK CODY l.C.T., V.l.C.A. - Pres. SCOTT CODY Soccer. JILL COLE Band, MIP. SCHERRIE COLE LARRY COLLINS Cross Country, Track. SHARON COMBS Drill Team, Pep Squad MICHAEL COMMONS STEPHANIE COMPTON Drill Team, Pep Squad JAMES COONS Corps Environmental Club, Track. JANET COONS DEBORAH COOPER D.E.C.A. HAROLD COOPER Wrestling, J.E.T.S. MARY COOPER Band, D.E.C.A., I'I.E.C.E. 78 X Seniors CYNTHIA COPE ALISA COX COLLEEN COX KYLE CREAMER CAROL CROSSEN Basketball, Drill Team, Keywanettes. GARY CROSSLAND TAMMY CUNNINGHAM Choir, Student Council. DEBRA CURRY V.O.E., Rodeo. COREY CURTIS CH ERI DALE Keyvvanettes, Pep Squad. JAMES DALE Band, Student Council. LESLIE DANO O.E.A., V.O.E. JOSEPH DAVEY N.H.S., Key Club, Swimming, Foot- ball. GREGORY DAVIDSON CHRIS DAVIS Drill Team, J.A., P.E.L.E, JAN DAVIS N.H.S., J.E.T.S., N.J.H.S., A.E.S., Golf, Gymnastics, Student Council, Mu Alpha Theta. LEIGH DAVIS Keyvvanettes, Gymnastics, German Club, A.F.S., Student Council, Drama Club. MARK DAVIS Baseball. ABDOLLAH DAVISH ROSA DELEON D.E.C.A., P.E.L.E., F.H.A. LINDA DEAN ANDRE DELAGARRIGUE LISA DELOACH DREW DEMARCO JILL DEPRATO Tennis, Young Life, Campaigners, F.C.A. VALERIE DEW Track, Volleyball, F.C.A. - Song. JERRY DICKEN DIANE DIETZ Drill Team - Lieut., Cheerleader, Student Council, Drama Club. LATRICE DILLARD VINCENT DIPIAZZA Orchestra, German Club, J.E.T.S. CINDY DOBBS Tennis - Captain, F.C.A. - Vice Pres., Explorers, Student Council. LESHA DOLLAR LINDA DOTY Drill Team, Keywanettes, Soccer. DIESTA DOWDY STEPHEN DOWLING DENADRUMM Band - Treas., Drum Major, N.J.H.S., N.H.S., Student Council, FrenchCIub. KERRY DUNN Soccer. PHILLIP DUNN Band, D.E.C.A. RICHARD DURBIN MICHELE DYER V.O.E., F.H.A. GREGORY EASTERLING CHARLES EASUM Tennis, N.J.H.S. MARY EASUM RENEE ELLEDGE Volleyball. SCOTT ELLIOTT VERONICA ELLIS A Capella Choir, Drama Club. MIKE ELROD Choir. JAMES ENGEL Explorers, Ram Staff, Rampage Staff, JEFF ENGEL Golf, Explorers. TIM ENGLUND Baseball, Basketball. NANCY ESTEP Drill Team -1stLieut., Pep Squad. DONALD EVANS Key Club, Tennis, DE., F.C.A. RALPH EVANS Football, Track. ADELE FAIRMAN Band, Soccer - Captain, N.H.S., Spanish Club. JACOUELYN FARRELL A Cappella, Gymnastics, Track, J.A. MOHAMMAD FAZELI NADIA FAZELI JACK FERRELL ROBERT FLENTGE Band, Choir, Student Council. KIMBERLY FORAKER PATRICK FORD Band. ROCKY FORD CYNTHIA FORREST Band, N.H.S., Mu Alpha Theta. BONNIE FRANK Pep Squad, J.A., O.E.A. CRAIG FRANKLIN MICHAEL FRANKS Tennis, French Club. JEFFFRASIER Basketball, Baseball, Football, Explorers. DONALD FREEMAN ERIC FULFORD Ecology Club, l.C.T. PATRICIA GANTER Band, Flag Corps, N.H.S., Student Council, Young Life, French Club. CUAUHTEMO GARCIA MARGIE GARCIA Pep Squad - Captain, French Club, Ram Staff. MARIA GARCIA RUDY GARCIA BOBBY GARDNER Football, N.J.H.S. CYNTHIA GARRETSON Choir, Pep Squad. KEVIN GLASSCOCK JOEL GLENN Mu Alpha Theta, J.E.T.S., N.H.S. CARRI GLISSON MARYL GOLDIS HECTOR GONZALEZ CLIFTON GOZA Football. REGINA GRAHAM Band - Historian, Student Council, Drama Club, Spanish Club, HERO. ROBERT GRAY LIZABETH GREEN N.H.S., Orchestra, Latin Club. LISA GREEN JEFFREY GRIFFITH RICHARD GRIGSBY Tennis, Key Club. JOE GRITTEN Football, Explorers, Choir. ALAN GROSS Mu Alpha Theta. RHONDA GROUNDS SHARON GROUNDS RUSSELL GRUBB Student Council - Pres., Football, Track, Key Club, Cross Country, F.C.A., French Club, Frosh Class Officer, Soph. Class Officer. DJALEH HAJIBASHI LYNN HALL Keywanettes, D.E.C.A. JOHN HALPENNY Golf, Drama Club, Explorers, Foot- ball, F.C.A., Key Club. LEIGH HAMIC Volleyball, Basketball, Art Club, Spanish Club, Keywanettes. PHILLIP HAMILTON Student Council, Rampage Staff, Ram Staff, Speech Club. BARBARA HAMMACK Keyvvanettes, Pep Squad, Explorers, D.E.C.A. RAEHAMMACK Band, M.I.P., N.H.S., N.J.H.S., F.T.A., Latin Club. DEBBIE HAMPTON CHRIS HAMPTON WILLIAM HAMPTON STEVE HAMRICK V.I.C.A. JOHN HANDEL Football, Environmental Club, D.E.C.A. KEVEN HANDY ROGER HARMAN DEBRA HARP Band. PEYTON HARRELL Tennis, Key Club. MICHAEL HARRIS STEVE HARRIS ELIZABETH HARRISON TODD HART PAMELA HAVEN Pep Squad, Keyvvanettes. MICHAEL HAWTHORNE ROBERT HAYS JOHN HEATLEY TWILA HENDERSON V.O.E., O.E.A. CAMELA HENNINGER Drill Team - Lieut., Latin Club, Pep Squad. STEPHEN HERD SUZANNE HERTEL German Club, Drama Club. CATHERINE HICKS Band, Ram Staff, French Club, N.J.H.S., Red Cross. CHRISTOPHER HIEDEL JANA HIGDON TERRI HILTON JOHN HOCKER GREGORY HODGKINSON JENNIFER HOFFECKER Soccer, Environmental Club. DEANN Hocuii Drill Team - Captain, Drama Club, Cheerleader. JEFF HOLCOMB Band. CHRIS HOLLAND Spanish Club, Chess Club, Science Club, Football, Basketball, Ski Club. ARMOUR HOLMAN CINDY HOOPER DIANNA HORN Drill Team - Lieut., Drama Club, Keyvvanettes, Orchestra. ALLEN HOWARD Band - Drum Major, N.H.S., Mu Alpba Theta, J.E.T.S., Latin Club. MARY-ANNIE HOWARD Choir, L.C.F, JANIS HUDSON KAREN HUGHES KYLE HUGHES MIKE HULL LEE HUMPHREY Rodeo Club, Soccer. RACHEL HUNTER Explorers - Sec., A'CappeIla Choir, F.C.A., Young Life, Volley- ball, J.V. Choir, D.E.C.A. JENNIE HUX TRACY INGRAM Young Life, Band. ADELISA ISIP SAM IVEY Football, Baseball, V.I.C,A. LAURA JACK Pep Squad, Swimming, Keyvvan- ettes, Young Life. JOE JACKSON Golf. HOYLE JAMES Band, Speech Club, French Club, FCA. Seniors X 79 CYNTHIA JAN VICKI JASPER A.F.S. - Vice Pres., Keywanettes, Gymnastics. SANDY JAY D.E.C.A., Student Council, Track, Basketball, Gymnastics. SHARLAJENKINS Drama Club, Drill Team, French Club. KIM JOHNSON Basketball, Track. MIKE JOHNSON Wrestling, Drama Club, Young Life. JOHN JOHNSTON Band, Orchestra. JANET JONES JASON JONES Football, Band. JAMES KANEWSKE ROGER KANG SANG KANG PETER KAO NICHOLAS KARABAIC l.C.T.. D.E. MARY BETH KARTSOTIS Gymnastics, Track, J.V. Cheer- leader, N.H.S. KYLE KEARNEY Band. KELLEY KELLY 'Pep Squad, Young Lite. CHARLES KEMPTON Key Club, Spanish Club. BLANKA KERR Pep Squad, Young Lite, German Club. KIMBERLY KEYSER N.H.S., MIP. JEAN KILANDER D.E.C.A. MARIE KILANDER D.E.C.A. MIKE KILCREASE SANG KIM BRENDA KING KELBY KITE DOUGLAS KNOX WILLIAM KOCSIS JAMES KOLB JAMES KRIZMANIC Band, Orchestra, Key Club. TERRY KWASNIAK 80 X Seniors RANJU KWON A'Cappella Choir. LISA LAIRD D.E., Pep Squad. PAUL LAKE Band. PAULA LAKE Track, Basketball, F.C.A., Soccer, Cross Country. TAMI LAMM LESLIE LANE ANGELA LATHAM A.F.S. - Sec. - Historian, J.E.T.S. - Pres., N.J.H.S. - Vice-Pres., N.H.S., Latin Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Red Cross, Gymnastics, PAUL LATHAM Latin Club, J.E.T.S., J.V. Soccer, A.F.S., Band. PATRICK LAUBACHER Football, F.C.A., Key Club, Track, Explorers. BETSY LAUER Swimming, Explorers. CYNTHIA LAWRENCE BRIAN LEACH JOE LEHMER Football, Track, F.C.A. LORI LEICHSENRING Drill Team, N.H.S., Student Council, German Club, Drama Club. DART LEIGH D.E. RITA LEVENS HAROLD LEWIS Football. LARRY LEWIS Band, Red Cross, Speech. LISA LEWIS CHERYL LHUILLIER LAURIE LIGHT Explorers. ERIN LIGHTSEY J.V. Choir, Girls Choir. ROCKY LINDSEY RANDY LINNSTAEDER J.V. Football. VICTOR LONG N.J.H.S. MICHELLE LOOPER Band, Golf, Spanish Club, F.T.A. JOSE LOPEZ RICKY LORENTZ Football, Track, Key Club, Young Lite. YVONNE LORIA Cross Country, Track, Young Life, F.C.A., Volleyball. JOHNSON LU J.E.T.S., Explorers, Track, German Club, Math Club. DAVID LUIKEN Basketball, Senior Class Pres., F.C.A. - Pres., Tennis, Student Council, Key Club - Bell Guard. ROBERT LULEFF Baseball. SUSAN LUMSDEN JOAN LUSCOMBE Keywanettes - Pres., Drill Team. ROSALYNN LYNCH F.T.A., Spanish Club. LARRY MACE MIKE MAHURIN Football, Basketball. PAMELA MAHURIN l.C.T., V.I.C.A., Young Lite, V.O.E. DIANE MAIA Band, Golf, French Club, N.H.S., N.J.H.S., Environmental Club, J.A. JASON MANN PATRICK MARCINKO Soccer, Band, Explorers. DEBBIE MART ROBERT MART KEVIN MASON Band, Flag Corps, Student Council, Young Lite, Drill Team. LISA MATTHEWS JULIE MCALISTER Gymnastics - Manager, P.E.L.E. JEAN MCALLISTER Swimming, Explorers. DAVID MCALPIN ANGELA MCGRAW Band, N.H.S., Spanish Club. EVA MCCURRY Drama Club, F.H.A., Keyvvanettes, V.O.E. - Vice-Pres. MICHAEL MCDANIEL SUSAN MCDONOUGH JANNA MCGEE P.E.L.E., N.J.H.S., Young Lite, A'CappelIa Choir. KARL MCGOWAN Wrestling. CINDY MCGREW Student Council, Explorers, Ram- page Statt, Pep Squad. PAM MCGREW Student Council, Explorers, V.I.C.A., Soccer, Drama Club, Pep Squad. SHARON MCKINNEY Golt. FRANK MCMINN Swimming - Captain, Explorers. DONNYE MEDLER Football, F.C.A. DON MENDELSOHN MICHAEL METSCHER LINDA MIDDLETON Student Council, Senior Class Trea- surer, Drama Club, Track, Band, Flag Corps, Pep Squad, Keywan- ettes, Young Lite, Speech Lite. LISA MILAM N.H.S., Quill and Scroll, Rampage Staff, Explorers, Choir. BARBARA MILLER BOBBIE MILLER Environmental Club. CYNTHIA MILLER DAVID MILLER Football, Young Lite, Baseball. MARK MILLER Band, Key Club. RAYEORD MILLIGAN MICHAEL MILLS Football, F.C.A. LINDA MITCHELL Tennis, Choir. PAUL MITCHELL ERIC MIZE TERRI MIZE Explorers, Keywanettes, Young Life. EDWIN MOEEAT LEIANN MOLTER Keywanettes. RICKY MONTGOMERY Football, F.C.A., Key Club, N.H.S., N.J.H.S. ALAN MOORE Speech Club, Mu Alpha Theta, JA. BECKY MOORE Drill Team, Sophomore Class Trea- surer, N.H.S., Pep Squad, French Club, Student Council. DIANAMOORE Pep Squad, Keywanettes, Drill Team. WENDY MOORE Swimming, Young Lite. WILLIAM MORGAN Golf, Key Club, French Club, Fresh- man Class Representative. WILLIAM MORGAN ANDY MORMON Student Council, F.C.A., Football, Track, Latin Club. LOREN MORSE ANABEL MOTAS ROGER MOUNT Wrestling. CAROL Mowenv Drill Team. RICK MOZLEY Key Club Pres., Student Council, Young Lite, Campaigners. KAREN MURPHY TAMARA MURPHY Pep Squad. JILL MURRILL BRENDA MUSIL GARY MYERS SHARON MYERS Band, Spanish Club, FTA. CHANG NA D.E.C.A., F.T.A., Mu Alpha Theta, Young Lite, Red Cross. MARK NAVALTA VALERI NICHOLSON KAREN NIELSEN LESLIE NOLAN KIM NORRIS CHUCK NULL Key Club, Band, Freshman Class Pres., Student Council. CYNTHIA O'DELL Swimming. KIM ODOM Band, N.J.H.S., N.H.S., French Club, Flag Corps. DIANE O'DONNELL Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Cross Country, F.C.A., N.J.H.S. KELLY O'DONNELL Golf, Young Life. PEGGY O'DONNELL P.E.L.E., Rodeo Team. GINA ORSATTI LORI OSBORNE Pep Squad - lst Lieut., Gymnas- tics. MICHAEL OSBORNE F.C.A., Basketball. STEVEN OUELLETTE Band, French Club, Mu Alpha Theta,J.A. JESUS PAGAN DEBRA PARKER Latin Club, V.O.E., Key Club. WILLIAM PARNITKE CHARLIE PATCHEN Band, Soccer, Explorers. RUTH PENNY Band, N.J.H.S., N.H.S., ETA. - Sec. EDI PETERSON Band, N.H.S., Golt, Latin Club. HILDIE PETERSON RUSSELL PHEMISTER Basketball, Baseball, F.C.A., Young Lite. KELLA PHILLIPS CATHERINE PIRES ROBIN PITTROEE SUZANNE PLANELLS HARRY PLOEHN Mu Alpha Theta - Pres., J.E.T.S. - Vice-Pres., N.H.S., Spanish Club - Treasurer, German Club, N.J,H.S. DAVID POLITANO CHRISTIA PRATHER Choir- Treas., Sec., N.H.S. - Parliamentarian, Mu Alpha Theta - Sec., Student Council, N.J.H.S. - Parliamentarian, French Club. THOMAS PRESTON JOHNNY PRICE MIKKI PRICE F.T.A. - Historian, Choir - Vice- Pres., German Club - Sec. LORI PRIEST SUZANNE PUIG Student Council- Parliamentarian, Choir, Girls Choir -- Vice-Pres., A'Cappella - Sec., Keywanettes - Board of Directors, Pres. DWIGHT OUARLES V.I.C.A. -Vice-Pres., l.C.T. DAVID RAMSEY Band, AFS. Club, Ecology Club, J.A. ANGIE RELDER Drill Team - Poster Girl, Student Council, Choir - Vice-Pres., Sec., Young Lite, Drama Club, Keywan- ettes, Explorers - Sec. JOHN RENFRO D.E.C.A. DALE REYNOLDS C.V.A.E. GREG RICO Seniors f 81 MICHAEL RIEGLING SCOTT RILEY Football, Track, Wrestling, Key Club, Speech Club. GARY RITER N.J.H.S. ERIC RITTER Golf, Math Team. TAMMYE RIVERS Pep Squad, V.O.E. WILLIAM ROBERTS STEVEN ROGERS DAVID ROOB FRED ROOTERS ROXANNE RORAPAUGH Track, Cross Country. ERNIE ROSE ANTHONY ROSS Football, Rodeo Club. ANTONIA ROTE A'Cappella Choir, J.V. Choir, Drama Club, J.A., Pep Squad - Lieut. RENEE ROY Ram Staff - Editor, Basketball, Track, F.C.A., Explorers, Student Council. BEVERLY ROYALL D.E.C.A. - Reporter, D.E. DANA ROZINSKY ANTHONY RUTLEDGE JEFF SANDERFORD I.C.T. JANA SANDERS MICHAEL SARNACKI ROBERT SARVEY Baseball, Wrestling. DIANA SCHMINKE F.C.A. - Historian, Pres., Track, Cross Country, N.H.S., Explorers, Latin Club, Drama Club, Red Cross. RICHARD SCHROEDER Young Life. LORISCHROER Student Council - Sec., Junior Class Sec., Volleyball, Basketball, F.C.A., Young Life, Explorers, Key- wanettes, Spanish Club. LYNN SCHROER Student Council - Treas., Basket- ball, Volleyball, Sophomore Class Officer, F.C.A., F.H.A. Explorers, Young Life, Keywanettes. CURTIS SCHUTZA Band - Chaplain. DEBBIE SCOTT 82 X Seniors ROBERT SEEGMILLER Band, J.E.T.S., Mu Alpha Theta, German Club. JON SIEBERT NANCY SHAFFAR DAVID SHAIN ROBERT SHAW MICHAEL SHEA KENNETH SHILLING R.O.T.C., Football. CLAUDIA SHOWERS D,E.C.A., J.A. DAVID SIEGERT DARREN SIMMONS Band. PAULA SIMMONS Gymnastics, F.C.A., Keywanettes, Young Lite, Explorers, V.O,E. JEFFREY SKINNER PATTY SLOVAK Keywanettes, H.E.C.E. BARRY SMITH Band. LIZ SMITH Band, Explorers, French Club, Envi- ronmental Club. GREG SMITH Band, Gymnastics. KENT SMITH Tennis, Football. ROBIN SMITH SHERRY SMITH TIM SNELLGROVE Football. ELIZABETH SOLIDAY Environmental Club, German Club. GENIFER SPEARS Volleyball - Captain, Choir, J.V. Cheerleader, Basketball, Track. SHERYL SPIELMAKER DEBRA SPRINGMAN ERIC STANLEY Football, Track, F.C.A., Latin Club. MARK STEPHENSON Football, Young Life. HUBERT STHRAN SHERRY STIEGLITZ Band, N.H.S., Latin Club, F.T.A. ROBIN STOKER Keywanettes, O.E.A. PAUL STONE Football, Key Club, N.H.S., Student Council. MARC STOOKEY Band, Tennis, Track. MICHELLE STOOKEY DORI STROTHER JIM STUART Student Council - Vice Pres., Foot ball, Explorers. RHONDA SUBLETT Gymnastics, Pep Squad, Keywan ettes, F.C.A. MELINDA SULLIVAN Young Lite, Keywanettes, Band German Club. ERIC SWANSON Soccer. JIM SYKORA Band, Key Club, German Club. KAI TAM HOWARD TARRILLION I.C.T. TOM TASKER Environmental Club. CHRISTIE TATE Choir, Volleyball, Young Life, Key wanettes. CHUCK TAYLOR Swimming, Rodeo Club, Explorers. SUZANNE TAYLOR TRACY TEEMS Latin Club, Band, Ram Staff. MARY THOMPSON SHARON THOMPSON Band - Hist. - Pres., Explorers. DEBORAH TICHELI F.T.A., H.E.C.E. RICHARD TIM CHARLES TIMINSKY Student Council. RICHARD TOMPKINS Football, F.C.A., Track. KATHY TORNGREN GERALD TOWNSEND A'CappeIla Choir, Mu Alpha Theta Explorers. KELLI TROUTT DIESTA TURNER KAREN TURNER Rodeo, German Club. RICKEY TURNER JEFFREY ULRICH German Club. DIANA UNFRIED FRAN VALVA Band. ERIC VANDERGRIFF Band, German Club. DEBRA VARLEY Soccer, Explorers. EDWARD VENETUCCI TAMARA VENTURA A'Cappella Choir, Keywanettes, Ecology Club, J.V. Choir. KATHY VETTER Track, Cross Country, N.H.S., Quill and Scroll, Rampage Staff, F.C.A., Volleyball. DEBBIE VOORHEES MICHAEL VOWELL RICKY WADE l.C.T. CLYDE WALKER ROME WALKER DENISE WALLACE Track, Young Life, Cross Country. JEFF WALLACE Basketball, Student Council, F,C.A. JULIE WALLACE Volleyball, Track, F.C.A. MIKE WALLACE Tennis, Football. HELEN WALLER Band, Keywanettes. TERESA WALLS Choir, Volleyball, Pep Squad, Bas- ketball. LISA WALTON Band, Pep Squad, French Club, Red Cross. MARK WARD REY WASHAM I.C.T. JANET WATKINS Explorers, JOHN WATKINS Football. SCOTT WAY Band, N.J.H.S. BRAD WEBER Band. KATHRINE WEBER LINDA WEIDLER LANCE WEIDMAN ROWLAND WELCH DAVID WEST LORI WESTERMAN Student Council, Cheerleader, Track, Young Life. WILLIAM WESTFALL MICHAEL WHITCOMB LAURA WHITE Student Council, Keyvvanettes, Young Life, Pep Squad. VICKI WHITMAN Explorers, Young Life. SUZANNE WIDMER F.T.A. THOMAS WILKINSON Junior Class - Vice-Pres., Mu Alpha Theta, N.H.S., N.J.H.S., Key Club. MICHAEL WILLIAMS RONALD WILLIFORD D.E.C.A. - Pres. ANDY WILSON Soccer, Football. JANA WILSON RHONDA WILSON SIDNEY WILSON Band, O.E.A., Orchestra, Choir. JAMES WINGO Band, Senior Class Vice-Pres., Drama Club, Student Council, Ram- page Staff. JUDY WISE BEVERLY WITHERS KELLY WITHERSPOON TANYA WITHERSPOON Keyvvanettes, Choir, Student Coun- cil EARL WONG KAREN WOOD D.E.C.A., Keyvvanettes. RUSSELL WOODS N.J.H.S. FRANK WOODYARD J.E.T.S., Soccer, Explorers. EDWINA WRIGHT Volleyball, Basketball, F.C.A. JOHN WURTZ CHARLES XEROS Environmental Club, D.E.C.A. JANET YARR DALLAS YENAWINE Mu Alpha Theta, J.E.T.S., Band. DAN YOUNGBLOOD JILL YUTAN HELEN ZACH Seniors ! 83 Algeria Abella Matt Accountius Denton Acrea Joel Acuff Christopher Adams Deborah Adams Dede Adams Shelley Alfrey Lee Adams Kerlfleih Allen Mitch Allen Kathryn Alston Suze Allen Richard Ameen f f w MW7 Does Donna understand? . ,Sharon Anderson Roxanne Amling Van Andrews Teal Amyx Julie Armstrong Caryn Balch Jim Ball Vicki Bardin Beth Barnett Troy Barrow Juniors I 85 Dana Bass Lisa Bass Bill Batton Brad Bauer D'avvn Baxter Lyndon Bayman ,,,, , D.. if ' SA if ' , .F w. ,R Gregg Beasley Kathy Begley Adrienne Bell Kim Bellows Cheryl Bennett 86 X Juniors Suzanne Bien Sherri Bishop Don Black Steve Black Tracy Black Elizabeth Blackwell Doing the funky chicken, Jett Bennett Karla Berlin Sheree Bernstein Mark Bevers Kenneth Bielstein Bill Boehm Cynthia Bolin Becky Boone Vaughn Borison Curtis Bowens 12 Sherri Blackwell Lisa Blair Brian Blakely Maritza Blanco David Block Bobby Boatright 'tau ff t Larry thinks in solitude. Janet Bowman Bina Bracewell Debbie Braden Steve Braun Katie Breslin fl t Gerald Bright Alice Brown Cliff Brown Garry Brown James Brown Ken Brown Juniors X 87 88 X Juniors hw-v Kevin Brown Gary Broyles Betsy Buchanan Joe Butfington Elizabeth Bullard Toni Bullion QYYX Linda Burcham Russell Burleson Suzanne Burr Gary Burrows Rhonda Bursby Jennifer Butler Q we-NJ f ' 4 Yi... l QV' Michael Butler Sherry Butler Rene Byers Robyn Byers Terri Byrd Susan Calhoun 1.. . -f N. :-M 'xl Roy Callahan Rodney Calvert Mike Camille Jetl Campbell John Canavan Lyndon Cantor ki Brad Cargile Carol Carter Jon Carter Stacy Casey Shannon Castle Terri Catlett I f ia,i.-gall, ' W,,,- X , 5 Paul Cauduro Cheryl Chambers Darla Chandler Yvette Chapa Lisa Chapman Ann Chase Toni Cholas Frank Ciordia Cindy Clark John Clark Mike Clarke Roy Click 1 127 a .vllke Clifton Donald Clinkscales Kerri Clinksoales Scott Clowdus Diane Coker Jonathan Cole Mark Cole Randy Cole Cleann Collins Cindy Colvin Carole Comte Bill Conley I EPR Az, ' S? Si Glenn Connors Kevin Coogler Scott Coole Diana Cooper Trey Cooper David Copeland VN Joe Corcoran Marvin Correu Karen Countryman Cindy Covert 'QEXH is U-' Q I5 2- 5' 27 Robert Cowain ,W .VKX 'sf Sharon Cowley Sonia Cox Jenny Crawford F' Rena Crawley Swayin' to the music. 90 X Juniors ,QNX Jeff Cropp Peter Cunningham Patrick Curry Callie Cushman Lisa Daily Ritchie Dale Kevin Daniels Tom Davenport Kenneth Davis Lori Davis it Angela Crump 3 3. ,ww No, you can't have it Bill t Troy Davis Kelly Day Steven Deans David Deary av D- X-3 Johnny DeBaugh Mark Degnon Michelle Delisle Bobby Dewhurst Scott Dierolf IS that a BANDOLERA SMILE! Carla Dietz Gaby Dioiazza 'N' 5431 any , ggws Hetty Dirrivvachter vnu' Alan Dotson Altonia Douglas Dana Drake D f Dineta Duke ei. Keith Duncan M V Joe Dunegan W- Karen Dunham Mark Dunham ,W if Who . . . me! Juniors X 91 xi-W , m4,f,1i.,,w-f.,fv, if-H :uaf'f2 Susan Dunlap W K, H s.,,,,,,i. 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Stephen McAIpin Eric McClellan Tracy McCIerkin Susan McGrIvray Lawrence May Diann McDonald Brenda McGregor x X? Lori Nash Rodger Nation Larry Nelson Yi v Greg Morrison Micheal Mueller Linda Munsterman Donna Morrell .Z Sharon Nelson Andy Newborn Michele Nicholson Amy Niuman il Lori Moore John Moore Cort Morgan Kim Morgan Rhonda Morgan Libby Norris Eddie Nuckolls Steve Oakley Robert O'DonneII Molly O'DonnelI new M fx Susan Milliorn Becky Mize Steven Monroe Randy Montgomery Micky Montgomery Craig Moore Blake Olds Doug Oliver Diane Olson Mark Osborne Mark Pack Ande Parker 1001 Juniors Peekabool l found you. Benita Pearson Marcel Peray Karen Pheeney Chris Pipins Diana Pippenger Mark Pires Duane Platt Scott Plugge Renee Poindexter Orlando Pope Roberta Poulton Jim Poux Bail Prasad Mird Prasad Tom Prasad Jason Press Ashley Preston Wally Pronozuk Julie Prudhomme Terri Prussack Kelly Pate Darryl Paul Mark Pavuk Sandra Parsons Tony Pascarelli Rusty Parrish Robert Puig Jeff Guillen Michelle Raack Bruce Raitt Randy Rawlins Rodger Rawlins ,nu- ii ft, fc N 9 x -o-5 N. sei, Mike, you smell with your nose, not your eyes! Dean Ray Jeff Raybon Jerrie Rea Kris Redding Larry Redding Darryl Reeves Dianna Reif Jeff Rhodes Denise Richard Ann Richards Liz Ricks Mike Riegling Kevin Richter Sheryl Ritter Terri Roberts Joe Robertson Kevin Robertso Kelli Robinson Fl Jerome Rodriguez Greg Rollans Juniors X 101 Becky Rorapaugh 'hw Cai Steve Schrengohst Rob Roulty Jack Rundel Keith Rundle Paula Ruschmeier Laci Schroeder x 1 Dennie Sawula Jon Schmidt Mike Salsbury Thomas Russell Doug Sanderford K5 Mary Schroeder 3.5 z . N 'V -ff aw 4 2 if ' V5 2 X? if KY .v Suzann Schroeder eff' Jett Ryan Kevin Ryan David Salsbury Mm qw-r wt Debbie Schubert 4 Lemma Schultze Alison Shanafelt 102 X Juniors Angela Seals Debbie Senseman Alan See Amy Sever gjggcgzizou David Sewell Deirdre Sexton Patricia Shaw f? Y' Russell Shaw DeeDee Shell V' X David Smith dt. l Mark Shoultz Sherri Sikes C7 Shery Slovacek Tim Smathers Aimee Smith Blake Smith Jacque Silmon Debbie Silvar Glen Silver Mark Sims Jeff Skaggs Julie Smith 1 me 1 ., Marlon Simpson Glenn Sims Robert Spindler Terri Spradlin Mike Sposato Kim Spratt Sheila Smith Laura Standefer N Susan Smith Staci Stanley ,-- ff- Lee Smith Sheri Starkey Monica Smith Scott Stetfen Juniors X 103 Sheila Stewart Joey Stieler Scott Stiff Bill Stone John Stone Jack Sullivan Leigh Summers Odie Suttertield John Sweeden Carol Swirigle Darryl Thelemann Danny Thompson Sarah Thompson Scott Thompson Tina Thompson 'ffl x Nicholas Trovada Greg Tubbs Katherine Tubbs Pat Turner Robert Turner Sharon Turner Vicki Vahrenkamp Kurt Vandagritf Shawn Vandergrift Juan Vars David Vinson Carlene Walker Darlene Walker Jeff Walker Dorothy Wallace Evelyn Welchly Daniela Wells Doug Wells Skip Welsh Karen Wenholz Shelley White Suzan White Vicki Wilcox Jeff Williams Kim Williams T9 an Elias Vasquez Brian Vaughn Lynn Venable Rhonda Versh Greg Vinez Regina Warnell Leslie Warnick Jackie Watkins Flay Watkins Arnold Weil Laurie West Vanessa Westerrnan Janet Wharton Emily Wheelus Kyle White if g ff Wi' we Q54 fif 106 f Juniors Qqfw 1 V 6' 5 A 42 1 A ' A ' . M3723 T ,'-f I - - 1 '1fYf1-5' Beauty School dropout. Diane Wilson Terrie Wilson Trey Wilson Jeff Wldmer Leland Wong Mark Wood Vickie Wood dv Bill Yo Q f Q Bridget Y Q r K J L 'g':' A -, 4 w 'xv 2 . Af fi. , .Q ' 5, E I? I , K ff I dd ,: , Y: we Yi ,, d A ' 3 dd DENY Qu: d dd gfffs , . I andtI'1en he kissed me X107 if QQ 2: ,args Refs. g , , Li 51 41 +G, fxifi y Cyndi Blount Paula Myers Bert Drener Debby Cass Ioalsophomm Secretary President Vice-President Treasurer And then he said , . . 'K Alia ABuBas Timothy Accountius Cary Adams Clifford Adams Dana Adams Jeffery Akens Tracey Albrecht Chris Alexander Shannon Alexander Zachary Alexander Elaina Allen Kim Allen Stephen Allen Chris Anderson Eric Anderson Crlstl Andrews Merri Arnold Gary Arthur Tim Arvizu Danny Ashe Donald Ashley Belinda Aughenbau David Auld Randy Austin Lisa Avent Raymond Bagby Cathy Bailey Forest Bailey Cliff Banks Kevin Barker Sophomores X 109 gh Charles Barkwell Mike Barnes Philip Barnett Cynthia Bartlett Tracy Bartlett Cleve Basinger Jim Batton Sheri Bauden John Baxter Tracie Bayman David Bearden Tye Beck Melanie Beis Bichard Benedict Charles Bennett Kim Bennett Eddie Berg Don Berry Keith Berry Kelly Best Bajpreet Bhullar Terri Bickers Ann Bickharn Sean Biggerstaff Phil Bilsky Elayna Birdwell Beverly Blair Denise Blair John Blair Cyndi Blount 1 10 X Sophomores ,B 1-M T ls it that hot? David Blurne Katy Boisvert Tony Boozer Sheri Bowden Julie Bowles Barry Box Mike Bradberry Sherry Bradberry Mark Brasher Chris Braun Heidi Brendemihl Scott Brinker Crystal Brooks Sarah Brooks Wally Brown Melanie Browne Becky Broyles Betsy Brueckner Keith Bryan David Bryant Barbara Buchanan Charles Buchtel Julie Buist Carol Busby Dolly Busnach Alison Butler Harry Butler William Butler Charles Cade Donna Calk Sophomores X l l I Ken Capps Scott Capps Colleen Carey Sharon Carlson Thomas Carlson Steve Carrera Kim Carson David Carter Michelle Carter Steven Carter John Canfer Bobby Casey Come on, Allan, blow a bubble for us. Dawn Clark Mark Claster Michelle Coats Coleman Cobb Chuck Cola Jack Coleman Plalph Collier Michelle Collin Amy Collins Steve Colton Barry Combs Shery Commons l I2 f Sophomores Debby Cass Thomas Cassidy Peggy Catlett Vance Chatman Tony Chester Steve Cholas Sally Christensen Claire Christy Cindy Chritton Melanie Compton Suzanne Connors Donna Conoly Scott Cooley Karen Cooper Julie Correu Tarnara Couper Tammy Covert Darrell Cox Michelle Cox Steve Cramer Kim Crawford I love you too, Mary. Cory Daniel Joe Daniel Sue Daniel Marty Danielson Susan Danielson Marie Davila Besrena Davis Joe Davis Larry Davis Laurie Davis Scott Davis Dave Deadman Sophomores X I 13 Shelley De Ceault Bobert De La Rosa Elva De Leon Ginia DeBord Bret Delisle Alice DeLongy Garron Denney Jasper Dennison Steftanie Dicke Suzette Dieter Steve Dolan Lori Donohue Mark Donzell JoAnn Dotson Jim Dow Jimmy Dowell Kim Doyle Bert Dreher Jeff Duclow Chris Dunn Sandy Dyer Bill Eastin Ernest Eberle Dorothea Eberts Bob Edwards Liz Edwards Sylvia Elder Bobby Emad Steven Engle Darrell Ernisse H4 f Sophomores ,.,, 11 QQ 1 if - , 19599 Surprise! 317 ak ,Ai , up-Q vu -11 Y y 1 Q if 'Z 'f2- f.' 'fy 2 99, J, hier' Lori Ervine Karen Eskew Jeff Eslick lan Esplin Kathy Essinger Sandra Estep Jeff Evans John Evans Mike Ewers Bobby Fackler Kaled Farag Tom Favorite Debbie Fay Diane Fay Rocky Fenster Scott Ferguson Eugenio Fernandez Liz Ferrell Brian Fields Michele Fingerle Darby Finley Scott Fischer Brandon Flowers Laura Flynn Hilda Fontaine Kathy Foraker Mike Fordino Terry Fowler Leo Fox Susan Fox Sophomores X I I5 Gina Frazier Kevin Freeman Kirk Freeman Scott Freeman Scnelly Frost Anne Gagnard Mary Ganter Mark Genrlein Vicki Gempko Diane Getty Darren Geyer Alice Gibbons Russell Gibson Kyle Gillette Kerri Giordano Scnaundram Gist Cneryl Glassen Shawn Glenn Lean Goeden Paul Gordon Josephine Gosling Andy Gould Steven Gove David Gray Jonn Paul Gray Suni Gray David Green Kelly Green Wendy Greenberg Bill Greenwood John Grice Tracy Griffin Ftoonelle Grimes Jack Gritten Rusty Gross Kirk Grounds l 16 f Sophomores 'QV' T5 an ,,-. Nur 'x 2 E Q, I Q E if lx .VLS Viiz 5.-5' K5 Planice Grubb Wes Guillemaud Lyrae Hadfield Jack Haley Carl Hall Cindy Hall Teresa Hamby Mike Hamilton Richard Hamilton Sherry Hammack Lynn Hammond Allan Hanes Torrey Haney Gail Happ John Hardison Dena Harris Ed Harris James Hastings Cheryl Helder Greg Henderson Karen Henderson Maria Henry Becky Herd Earl Hester Steve Hester Tracy Hill Sherri Holden Ann Holland Laura Hollie Selena Hood Michael Horn Debra Horton Jay Horton Debra Hoser Carol Hudson Garry Hulme Sophomores I 1 I7 I I8 I Sophomores Doug Hutchins Karen Ingersoll Mary lovinelli Charmaine lsip Amy lvey Jan Jackson Cheryl Jacobs Kathy Jacobs Shelli James Sharon Jan Donna Jarrett Donna Jarvis Jeff Jarvis Becky Jasper Evelyn Jay David Jennings Lloyd Jensby Lisa Johns Janet Johnson Darrell Jolley Jeff Jones Jennifer Jones Julie Jones Karen Jones Steve Jones Tom Jones Woody Jones Doug Jopling Flussell Jordon Anne Kaufman 'HQQQ in.. The Fly A if? or-v. 3' of iifi ILA ,.. 31. Randy Kearney Robert Keeton Craig Keitler Scott Kelly Kim Kelly Kathleen Kempton Philip Kennedy Johnnie King Marty Kirby Kevin Kirby Barry Kirk David Kitchen Steven Kleinman Hillary Knoeppel Barbara Kolesar Julie Kolp Lisa Kozera Chris Kraft Kathy Kronlage Carol Jo Kubon Tim Kuehner Krissy Kvvasniak Jan Lair Billy Lane Suzanne Lange Kristen Lanham Craig Larsen Katrina Latham Sandy Lauber Toni Lawrence Sophomores X 1 19 Charlene Leake Kevin Ledbetter Karyn Lee Jeff Lehmer Julie Lehnhardt Buddy Lewis Keith Lewis Kevin Lewis LaDonna Lewis Teresa Lewis Rand Lieber Dana Lindsey Deborah Lindsay Julie Little Gerald Lorentz Billy Lowrance Peggy Lu Mark Lucke Tim Luiken Billy Lyng Maria Maiorino Laurie Malan Michelle Malone John Marangelli Brian Martin Kathy Martin Kenny Martin Todd Martin Chris May Mike May Jean Paul Mayeur Keith Mayfield Melissa Mayo Scott McAIister Brenda McClellan David McClendon Linda McCutchan Lisa McFerren Pompey McGee Dee McHenry Cindy McKay Kerry McKinzy 120 X Sophomores Tw l ' K I W' C137 l Pamela McLain Tammy McMurry Jim McNeely Carrie McNeese Randy McNeese Jay Meadows Bryan Merritt Cathey Miller Diane Miller Mike Miller Michele Miller Sue Miller Randy Milligan Karen Milmine Melanie Minick Lori Molter John Moore Kevin Moore Laurie Moore Mark Moore Tim Moore Tracy Moore Beth Morgan Micah Morgan Becky Morris Janette Morrow Karen Morse Osmel Motas Houston Mount Nick Mowery Greg Mozley Joan Mullen Kevin Murphy Charles Myers Paula Myers Janis Nelson Keith Nelson Lori Nelson Kenneth Neywick Giang Nguyen Nancy Nichelson Michelle Niuman Sophomores X 121 Lora Norvell Adam Norwood Debbie Norwood Melissa Null Rosa Ochoa Dawn O'Connor Mike O'Connor Grant O'Dea Wayne Odell Kyle Odom Shannon OHara Rick Oley Robin Oliver Kim Olson Brian Opanowitz Sheri Otts Sherrie Owen David Page Diane Page Bill Parey Karen Parker Paula Parten Fred Pascarelli Thomas Patchen Benny Pate Robert Paul Rhonda Pease Marilyn Pencall Scott Peterson Clark Pfarner 122 X Sophomores , K, ff' A X51 All right, Jennifer, we know who you like best! it in Love your smile! T? if ,Q Scott Phillips Julia Piland Astrid Pool Mark Pope Reggie Porter Mary Potts Paul Powell Tom Preston Jerry Price Shelley Price Tryna Prince Ann Puckett Debbie Quebe Pam Rachal Noel Raul Melinda Rae Greg Raitt Stephanie Ravsten Ken Rawlinson Gerald Ray Laurie Reddell Brian Reese Jeff Reese Peggy Rehder Debby Reitinger Carl Reynolds Katy Richards Jeff Rickel Marc Ricketts Kymberlee Rico Sophomores X l 23 Kevin Riddle Billy Rivers Cindy Roach Sandra Roberts Steve Roberts Kimberly Robertson Lydia Robertson Jett Robinson Laura Robinson Leon Robinson Ann Rogan Mike Roob Ricky Rosenblum Rick Routly Tammy Rowe Rick Roy Jackie Royster Scott Rozinsky Todd Rusk William Rusk Melanie Russell Christy Ruszkowski Brenda Ruuska Jim Ryan Kathy Ryan Nancy Ryan Susan Ryan Marian Sarnacki Stacy Sayles Melinda Schaak Wendy Schatzman Albert Schmidt Dan Schmidt Kelly Schmidt Sara Schminke Chris Schoors Mike Schroer Christopher Schuster Donald Schwab George Seals Tina Seratini Cody Sexton 124 I Sophomores H1 twf' 071.3 fig x Q Jim Shaunfield David Shaw Julie Sheridan Guy Shirley Bobby Siddiqui Lynne Silvernail Debbie Simonetta Kelli Sims John Skelton K. C. Skiles Cindy Skinner Serena Slocum Bryan Smith Jay Smith Laura Smith Patricia Smith Ryan Smith Scott Smith Shauna Smith Voni Snapp Ruth Snellgrove Sheila Socknell John Solberg Karin Soliday Don Sorrentino Phyllis Spain Melanie Spivey Kathy Splawn Cheryl Springer Subrina Stateler John Steed Cindy Stickels Jamie Stoker Alan Sullivan Allen Sullivan Barbara Sullivan Erin Sullivan Debbie Summers Sheila Summons Jane Sumter Denise Tabor Brenda Taylor Sophomores X 125 Eating again, Susan? Steve Thompson Diane Thorogood Joy Tinsen Karen Tinsley Scott Tischhauser Mike Tisdale Students dispiay school spirit. 126 f Sophomores Sam Taylor Sara Teer Marco Tellez Kathi Terzis Ted Tessem Rodger Thoes Bobby Thomason Ginny Thompson Stephanie Thompson L Robert Tompkins Eric Tooiey Mike Trice Robin Trouy Nelson Tubbs Lorri Turner Roy Turner Terri Turner Denise Tweedie Nancy Venetucc, Smile Beserena you re on Candid Camera' Richard Vetter Jeff Veverka Brent Vinson Gwen Vogt Leigh Wade Marvel Wakefield The Wet Seal dances again. I wonder if Paula will notice the sign on her back. 128 ! Sophomores Paula Ward Scott Ward David Ware Jimmy Watkins Dee Watkins Lori Watson Rhonda Weaver Frankie Webb Shelly Wedel James Welch Stacey Welsh Mary White Barbara Whitfield Dianna Whitman Jill Wicke Bill Wiedemann Bob Wiedemann Fiuthi Wiethorn Debra Wiggins Fionnel Wiginton Darla Wilkins Kirk Williams Chris Wilson Rodney Wilson Sheri Wilson Teresa Wilson Wendy Wilson Tim Wingo Karen Winston Natalie Withers Ed Wood Jerry Wood Amy Woodruff Annette Woodruft we-'ii fight ya. X it I , lam Lisa Woods Sondra Woods Charles Wright Robert Wynn Ray Yin Allen Yoder Troy Youman Brennan Young Diana Young Franna Young Ricky Young Ted Young Kim Zacny Susan Zademac Paul Zukosky Marco Zvanik k 1 R itil' A1 ' x?Qq'Q:u'iq',1 H2 Boy, how did you grow so tall? Sophomores X I 29 5 iff g Karen Abadie Regina Abella Sharin Allen Ray Alvis Minako Aoyagi Jeff Arrington Qfwv Sarah Bales Linda Bebout Steve Bales Denise Beran Greg Blackwell Patti Blair Linda Blount Christie Blue John Bourgeois Mike Bowles Cathy Barr Tammy Bartlett 7 N' 1 Joesvh Ba Marty Berkemeyer Mark Barnett Don Black Sally Ashton Robin Blake Karen Kim Blatney '? in v Aughenbaugh Brady Anderson Mafk Booth Gary Anthony James BOQUG KQUS AUUY Billy Bracewell UZ Anen Dana Braden Freshmen X 131 psx - -Eg ' ?'21ii -5:'N.F!- 1-jlsgi N 132 I Freshmen it lsn't he sweet? Bill Canavan Steven Cannaday Scott Carpenter Susan Cassidy Lisa Caudle Michelle Cayton Anna Chan Larry Chandler Paul Chapman Tracy Chapman Carol Chase Kit Chase Suzanne Chase Liyun Chuo Gary Churchill Doreen Ciordia Cindy Cisco Jeffrey Claassen Kim Clack Kelly Clark Mark Clark Derek Clifton Micheal Cnopp Terry Cobb John Cook Trenton Coon Karen Crockett Mary Cunningham 'QQ s David Braswell Danny Brinkmeyer Debra Brown Bart Browning David Browning Chris Bunch Patrick Burk Greg Burkhart Robert Button Reed Byars Bambie Bryom Gary Calk Y'-1' 1 I Chad Dailey Marie Danek Teccia Davenport Peter Davey Jennifer Davies Glenn Davis LeeAnn Davis Katie Day Rick Deaver Sherryl De Witt Steve Derr Jeff Dew Ready to build a snowman? Mona Dew Scott Dillon Jim Donnelly Shelly Dorough Jerry Dosser Mollie Dowdy J. D, Dowell Lamar Drayton Denise Dugger Donna Duke Jayme Dunegan Robbi Duran Mikes Dyson Joey Echols Russ Edmison Sandra Engel Sabrina Ernisse Leslie Ernst Laura Evans Lauri Evans Ray Farris Michael Fauquier Becky Fay Eric Feagins Roxanne Fenster Rex Ferguson Nancy Ferrell Heather Fitzgerald 127 134 X Freshmen Julie Fitzgerald Cheryl Flowers Chris Fountain Dorathe Fraser Laurie Freeman Eric Furlow Alan Glass Brad Glover Brian Goodman Michael Gorr Craig Gourley Gary Braves Dana Hall Kenny Haltom Jeanette Hamby Wes Hand Jimmy Hansen Rebecca Harp Anne Henry Vickie Hetherington Nancy Hibbs Danny Hicks Jennifer Hicks Shannon Hicks '15 Q5 1 We . Qi 'WX f' ur Keith Furrh Mark Gannon Hilary Garin Mark Garner Greg Gerard Mireille Gillette Cassandra Gray Angela Griffith Lisa Grigsby David Grossman Kelli Haak Pam Hadden Peggy Harper Mark Harpst Stacie Harris Mike Hartman Lisa Helms Bob Hendricks Lisa Hilt Cyndi Hindman Teri Hoff David Holder Keith Holt Scott Hoppe 17 Tim Hudson Jeff Hughes Kristal Huffman Tracy l-lundley Leslie Husson Jennifer Hyden l gl, , L Kevin James Bill Jarka Jeanine Jarrett Laurie Jenkins Luisa Jimenez Cecia Johnson AA 9. M5 X xc Ll ' , i'X2 Russ Kennedy Connie King Judi Kinser Stacy Kirkpatrick Sally Knotts Ann Kolich Mike Lallande Paul Lankford John Laubacher Andrew Lawrence George Leake Greg Lee Betty Howard Sam Howard Keith Howell Ftussell Howell Jeff Huddleston Anna Hudnall Pat lllingworth David lmpiccini Frances lslp Chris Jackson Tonja Jackson Gina Jacobs Marie Johnson Stephanie Johnson Kathy Johnston Allana Jones Greg Kallas Ron Kennedy 9 W Kenya Kresta Deirdre Kring Jean Kruml Angela Kruse Carrie Kuehner Chuck Kuhn ,,,, Freshmen I 135 Chip Leigh Amy Levitan Larry Lewis Lisa Lewis Jim Lightsey John Liles 136 X Freshmen tif K 5 I Greg Lourias Suzi Lowe Michelle Lyons Truman Mackey Monica Macy Jeff Magee Suzanne Linder Bruce Mahurin Ron Llngerlelt Karen Maia Debra Lippincott Gregory Maisel Lisa Lityay Susan Major Lynn Lloyd Craig Martin Yvette Loria Pam Mason George Lourias Charlie Mathews Y X l'i ff f ' 1 1 l 553' Jimmy Matteson Adina Maurice John Maurice Lucy Mauro Anthony McGaha Donny McLeod Danny McAbee Mary McAllister Mike McCain Ken McDonald Flobyn McDonald Angela McGaha Mark McGinley Lee McGovern David McNeir Danell McOuiston Randy Medlin Amy Meier Lynn Messer Brian Metscher Charles Mikkelson David Miller Debbie Milliken Karen Mills Mark Mills Brian Mitchell Mx - 1 . x'il 'L Alan Moon Michele Moore Casey Moreland Chris Morgan Melinda Mount Travis Mullins Laurie Murrell .41 x E i u. Ed Neidert Flicky Newman Dean Nguyen Mike Nicholson Tim Nicholson Ted Nickels fi-...M sp.. xi 5 7 . Sheila Noble Jeff Noland Donna Norman Tina Norris Sally Oellig Doug O'Rourke Gary Owens 'ww Allison Park Jenny Park Teri Parvin Terry Patterson Melissa Pehle Karis Pelton Freshmen X 137 138 f Freshmen Johnny Seals Cheryl Senn Ricky Shaddox Marcus Sharp Dana Shipp Tania Shirley Todd Sackler Kelly Sills Jill Simon Pat Skelton Carolyn Smith Mike Sorrells Kim Sparks Richard Stafford Karen Standefer Naya Standiler Misty Stark James Stewart Pam Stewart Christine Stone Scott Story Sherill Stump Sharon Sublett Julee Sullivan Judi Sutterlield Joe Swinney Lisa Szontagh Randy Tant .Q Garth Perez Richard Petts Cindy Pfautsch Todd Pierce Joe Ploehn Judy Plough Greg Poissoit Yvonne Porras Lauri Powell Teresa Prano Dale Prudhomme Dale Pruitt Rick Pyle Eric Raack Carol Ramos Richard Ray Keith Renlro Pam Rhodes Regina Riales Ann Ritter Stephanie Roberts Tami Robinson Virginia Rogness Mike Ruff Treva Rumbeck Melonie Saulter Robert Schlueter Amy Seals X Gary Tate Peter TenEyck Kellie Thomas Steve Tigert Betty Toles Eric Turner Tami Upton Diane Vacanti Rhonda Vandergriff Jerri Vandever Doug VanDover Elizabeth Vasquez Katie Veatch Angie Vervalin Honey Vincent Kelly Wade David Walker Mark Walker Shannon Wall Debbie Wallace Joan Wallace Bryan Ward Mike Waters Randy Watts Carolyn Weaver Tim Weis Todd Welch Crystal Wells TN , 3 - N KKNLQ Steve Yarkee Jon Zablosky Marie Zapletal Jay Zier Lisa Zirkelbach My Cindy Wells Doug Weltzin Lana West Roger West Deedee Westphal Richard Whitfield Brenda Whitaker Bryan Williams Eric Williams Kristi Williams Jalinda Wilson Tracy Wilson David Wintermyer Jonny Wise Greg Wolchansky Laura Woodside Thomas Wuest Cindy Wykes Gary Yancey Stacey Yarbrough Lyn Young Freshmen f 139 in Faculty f 141 Board o of DiSTl' lniatiariapidlyOgrowingischool RiSD, the job ot managing and directing progress is especially difficult. The schoot board in Richardson is perhaps the hardest workiarig group' ot adults in our city. Through their dedication to excetlencein education, our district has grown to one ct the O most respected and recognized school districts in the country. During his second year as Superintendent ot Schools, Or. John Roberts has proved, once again, that he is dedicated to meeting the needs of each and every individuai within our schools. The city and the people of Richardson are K pleased to have such responsible and devoted . leaders directing our path in education. 21,8 . i bi O i O. Dr. John Roberts Superintendent of Schools V -' :H-'. 2 1' i-i, i-pw' Mimi' H V , t . j wi fix, .nfl i O O 'r ff sstisis is S RlSU Seard otifrtistees i S BACK ROW CL to R3 tvlartiri Vernon, vice president Charlesvilest, secretaryg Leo J ent ot schools. FRONT ROW CL to R3 Dr. Charles A. Richardsong John A, Stallings, 142 I Focuity A Mrs an leadershippin their respective areas, staffkrnembers are recognized as outstanding by other RISE? students continue to re honors in district, state andnational competition. , yt iniikthe district airlleonditlionedfflhave gym nasiumi-facilitiies, full tilbraryfand mediaff' services. Two swimming pools, one oi which will be here at Berkner, are scheduled to be completed in the .lall iii9 rrr11r t111rtt, i i tter 1- trrev i trtr 1 i t11t r11rt R ' The RISD serves the educational needs for most of the city of Richardson, all of the community of pandgporticyns of,,Dallas,and Garland. Thedistript serves over 38, 530 students through buildiiiigs 35 elementary schools, l O junior high schools ,l l and four high sclliools. ' p educational pifogram is maintained in all grades within the distgglct. While acadeifgic lpy E areemphasizeid, thel3district's educational stressesla lll learning through the use of a widely-diversified curriculum. gipyy 7 y pg fourihigh schools offerfcourses to fit individuallli5leeds:'Thesesinclude range iiieleciiivesiiitiflifine arts, language arts, business classes, vocational courses, foreign languages, advanced math and science an many others. Gver 200 courses are otteiied at-the secondary toprovidwtor in ividualf needs and goals. l R i supplementing excellence education a career educati n gra pes all i,,i subject matter areas and guidance and counseling seivicesfrom grade school through high school. llli grovlflh ofthe Richardson schools is a reflection of the grovvth and character of it Richardson isa young citylwith citizens interestediin thelguality of handgyin-hand with interested citizens in order to provide our community with the best possible educational an 'Z reality 1 Administrators Guide Path to High Standards Smith Markham Principal The job of school administration is difficult and Each principal of our school has been dedicated demanding. The principals of Berkner l-ligh School to helping Berkner High School grovv and mature. are interested in each individualls goals and Since the doors opened, Smith Markham has achievements. Although they may not knovv each guided Berkner to the high standards knovvn to us individual student in the school personally, they novv. are willing to work out all difficulties students may The students and faculty feel privileged to have have during their years at Berkner. such a fine group of administrators. 144 f Faculty Jerry Bishop Charles Goodlovv Ron Mathews Joe Roseborough Don Skaggs lfyf Secretaries Attend to School Gperations Each secretary at Berkner has an important role in maintaining the effective operation of school business. From checking attendance slips, answering the phones, assisting the principals, teachers and students to keeping the school's funds organized, every secretary finds her day filled with dozens of duties that make up our efficient school management. 1- 'f' l-lelen Keathley Secretary to lvlr. Markham 1 o if 1 I 46 f Faculty jqnluuvuuss-o--Q-fw Kay Miller Secretary to the Assistant Principals Fran Kaschmitter Helen McKinney Ev Anderson . ' .X Mary Densmore ' .2 0 'if' x in 1 , . Q ! L 3 'VAA ,k,Vr,,,,. Teachers Aides: Dianne St. Clair, Bette Null, Ruby Wacnel, Priscilla Hetnerington Foculfy X 147 Students Guided by Counseling Staff The counseling staff provides a valuable service that every Berkner student uses during his high school years. The counselors handle pre- registration, schedule changes, credit checks and are always available to each student to provide help for solving personal problems. 0 Patty Norman - Junior Counselor James Harmon - Sophomore Counselor 148 H' Faculty Charlie Thomas - Senior Counselor Maxine Harrington - Sophomore Counselor Wanda Lewis - Secretary Sue Regina - Secretary Ftegistrar's Gffice Schedules Students Classes Making sure that all 2,475 Berkner students manage to get in the right class at the right time is the duty ofthe Registrars office. Enrolling and schedule planning for all new students to the Berkner area is also one of the many tasks this busy office must handle during the school year. S Andy Attaway Registrar Sunny Thomas Nurse Francis Campbell Secretary Stonelle Kring Data Processing C erk Beverly Lewis Helping Teacher ifyf Librarians Provide Learning Experiences Whether through books, or through audio-visual aids, the Berkner library offers every student new paths in learning. This year our library has added several thousand new books to its collection. Books, materials and learning aids come in reg- ularly, making our library the place to be, the place to come, the place to become. K. Wright B. Zoeller ,l Mr. Markham visits the library. D. Nation 50 ! Faculty Custodians L. Smith, D. Smith, B. Phillips e Janitors, Cooks Work Behind the Scenes While many of us are still sleeping, the men and women who maintain the building and prepare our meals are busy at work. ln order to prepare and serve over 900 dinners every school day, the cooks and kitchen workers must arrive as early as 7:10 a.m. The ladies that run our cafeteria are interested in preparing and sewing the best possible food in the quickest possible manner. Keeping the school clean is another large task that falls in the before and after school hours. Custodians workin different shifts, some leaving the building as late as midnight. They also must work on many of the school holidays in order to keep Berkner clean and maintained. These people are an essential part ofthe path that we walk on at Berkner High School. 5 il I d 1 .. , T T. f- P g T P i 1. Q .. .... . . . 'ns' O A I A g V . 3 ' Q? ' O Y af T. , Q 5 2 6 fm Q ix E . . . . .. ' 11: I ,-l '--i 1 i ' ' P W: . A 5 mn I . . . .... g gg . . . s .... ',.- 1 l...l. . 'T Cooks BOTTOM ROW: P. Smith, S. Bemyola, A. Orlando, C. Michel. TOP POW: G. Wagoner, M. Atckinson, J. Treon, F. Robertson, L Evans S Atkins, G. Ward, P. Ward, P. Bellerby, C. Wallace, P. Orlando, B. Carrell Faculty f 151 152 X Faculty Faculty Directs Path to Knowledge C. Avant .. K 4 , l ..., tf-'wa tv C. Arnott M, Adamson C. Carnes V. Abdo D. Carlat T. Brown M. Bohart J. Densmore M. Davis J. Davls S. Everett A-1 W. Eoff J. Ellzey S. Bell M. Bentley C. Champion J. Dulty P. Davenport lf ti B. Duhon A. Florea B. Foreman J. Freeman C. Gable R. Gilman J. Gilmore V. Greer B. Grossfeld The Mickey Mouse Club is now in order. A K M. Hodge M. Holland X gifs . lg' . Mr. Woods, what have you been up to? S. Hall M. Hanson G. Helwic C. Hibbs L. Hilbun S. Hirsn A. Holladay P. Holladay M. Garland M. Gibbs E. Ginn K. Goodbar M. Harren R, Heard 5. ' 1, ., Eating on the job. R. Jackson B. Jett Faculty I 153 Y... Y Y .- L. Johnson P. Key D. Kirk L. Kizzia J. Langston Say what? J. Laubacher J. Lee L. Lewin B. Lewis C. Lewis B. Lown J. McClure J. McFarland A. Mackey J. Mackey M. Martin X J. Mathews X5 C. Miller D. Muliarkey 154 fFccuIty R. Nicholas K. Miller G. Miilerman Montgomery J. Mulhali X i ai X SM J. O'NeilI L. Picone J. Pippin B. Potter M. Rogers C. Prince R. Rubin J. Stockton G, Tunnell R. Wachel lil L. Ramey C. Reedy ww- S-cw V. Sandvik J. Schleyer K. Stanley P. Sterling A. Sovvards M. Squires S. Wagner S. Whitesides 5- nr- S. Richmond C Sims R. Talley C. Wyatt i R. Robbins M. Smith S. Thomas P. Yager Faculty X 155 156 I Personciities br--.4 0- eng, 5,47 e M www 1. , es. 4 N fx ,Q it w wmffwwxf a+ W A ,, . . NE ., . ,,, .. ax l xf xi Si ,X 52 222 if fx in fn iii if sf? if Homecoming Queen 1979 Lori Beasore ' Lezli McPhail Junior Princess stTracey Albrecht Jalinda Wilspn phomore Duchess Freshman Malden f Personaliiics I L. av'- S ...- N . f1fIi?ffiQ-fi .FQ135fZ?i4i212fi7ffiiQfWPfi. 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BELL Orgcnizotio X I 79 JV Cheerleaders Add Spirit X Orga SUSAN FOX TRAC EY ALBREOHT CONNIE VAUOHN DEBBIE SIMONETTA BARBARA BUCHANAN GAY ARNOLD PAULA WARD SELENA HOOD Freshmen Cheer to Victory LAURA EVANS BETVY SMITH SARAH BALES KELLI HAACK DEBRA LIPPINCOTT JALINDA WILSON r Og o ts! Council Hosts Kids The 1979 Berkner Student Council had a year ot many activities. They started the year out by sponsoring a dance in the fall. As Thanksgiving time rolled around, the student council asked students to donate cans for needy families. At Christmas the students bought gifts tor the children at Rhodes Terrace Day Care Center. As the year progressed on the kids from Rhodes Terrace came to Berkner at Easter for an Easter Egg Hunt and lunch. The Council ended the year with the Superstars Competition, Celebrity Banquet, elections for next : M.-.. ,.,... year's council, and an induction for the new otticers. The 1979 Student Council left its mark at Berkner by donating a tile head ot a Ram that is to he placed in the new auditorium upon completion. -.....f ' UQ BOTTOM ROW: C. Dobbs, S. Puig, R. Roy. SECOND ROW: L. Schroer, C. McGrew nf P. McGrevv, R, Mozley. THIRD ROW: L. White, M. Hooker, J. Price. TOP ROW: L Schroer, L. Middleton, J. Wallace, D, Luiken. f' T82 f' Organize? .1.?-k,.,.., l Q, 4 K.. fx x x x H l UPPER LEFT: Angie Relder waits patiently the Easter Bunny. LOWER LEFT: Berkner's Mascot Peter Cunningham plays big brother to his friend from Rhodes Terrace. UPPER RIGHT: The 1979 Student Council Officers include Sponsor Ms. Lewin, Suzanne Puig, Lori Schroer, Brad Grubb, J. D. Stuart, Lynn Schroer. LOWER RIGHT: What would you like to eat? W ' , ' ' W4 ,V fL,2r.W QV -W fi Organizations f 184 X Organizations S Q . 'ffl' BOTTOM ROW: A. Weil, A. Smith, M. Clifton, L. Warnick, SECOND ROW: D. Cooper, D. Braden, S. Calhoun, N. Mart. TOP ROW: R. Montgomery, M. Furney, J. Williams, R. Par- rish. ,fqffungnti , . ...,. 1 ,M n we 'I BOTTOM ROW: P. Myers, B. Dreher, D. Cass, C. Blount. QSECOND ROW: S. Scnminke, D. Busnacn, M. Ganter, P. Ward. THIRD ROW: C. Leake, L. Moore, Y. Beck, R. Snellgrove. TOP ROW: S. Springer, J. Price, M. Schroer, L. Silvernail, S. Gray. BOTTOM ROW: S. Bales, D. Lippincott, D. Kring, R. Kennedy SECOND ROW: M. Berkerneyer, D. Norman, K. Addy, J. Laubacner THIRD ROW1A. Meier, J. Hicks, D. Milliken, T. Wilson UPPER LEFT: Mike Furney helps his new lriend to get a start in football. LOWER LEFT: Bonnie Looper gets acquainted with ner new triend. LOWER RIGHT: Come on Iet's Iind some more eggs. Organizations X It?? :'??'1 - 'Kr W? , 'W f Bandolera's March to Honors The 1978-1979 Berkner Bandoleras finished the school year off on a good note. All that hard work and practice was well rewarded. Following line try-outs last April, the drill team began their daily morning workouts. Thursday nights during football season were dedicated to the preparation of the half-time show. They also performed at four half-time shows during basketball season. Preparations for the annual spring review took over eight weeks. The show, entitled A Galaxy of Sound was a take off on Star Wars and featured several skits that began with primitive man and ended in the 198O's. Lori Leichenring was chosen as Bandolera of the year at the review. This year's drill team brought many honors home to Berkner. In every competition they entered they always won first place. At the American Drill Team School they won first place trophies in marching, creative routine and two trophies for the officer's at their camp. They also won a superior rating at the Miss North Texas Drill Team Competition Pageant. Jw BOTTOM ROW: C. Henninger, N. Estep, D. Hogue, D. Dietz, D. Horn SECOND ROW: B. Buchanan, L. Luscombe, L. Summers, L. Leichenring, D. Sawula, L. Ricks, S. Smith THIRD ROW: R. Lyng, N. Kiely, K. Handel, O. Bartlett, C. Davis, L. Lewis FOURTH ROW: S. Jenkins, G. Dipiazza, K. Jacobs, K. Spratt, R. Byers, M. Nicholson, B. Moore FIFTH ROW: N. Hightower, K. Robinson, L. Capps, S. Trailer, S. Combs, Y. Chapa SIXTH ROW: D. Gross, D. Drake, B. Farnell, S. Compton, S. Stanley, T. McCIerkin, K. Loftin TOP ROW: D. Moore, D. Ansley, A. Relder, K. Mason, L. Malan Organizations ! 1 +L , I 'H 8 1' K ii T b',Q ii5 : Q T 4 . fla 4 jst? T L- WT I ' : 3 UPPER LEFT: Do Bandoleras really wear curlers? FAR UPPER LEFT: Sponsor Ms. Lown and Drill Team Managers Pat Turner and Ginger Bitting. LOWER LEFT: Drill Team Capt. and Officers Camela Henninger, Nancy Estep, DeAnn Hogue, Diane Dietz, Dianna Horn. UPPER RIGHT: Marching is good exercise. LOWER RIGHT: Bandoleras form Heart during Homecoming Celebration. FAR LOWER RIGHT: How's my smile. 188 f Organizatio Z nm KMIL5 ii .xt , fs. V yr E Organizations X 189 Band Ranks Class of Class This year has been an exciting one for all of Berkners bands. At the U.l.l.. competition, the Symphonic ll band came home with excellent ratings in concert and sightreading. ln their first year of performing the Concert Band also had excellent ratings, ln April, the bands went to the Galveston Music Festival. There the Concert Band received excellent ratings while the Symphonic ll Band received superior ratings. Weeks of summer rehearsals and early practices, paid off for the Ram Marching Band this year. ln October, the band went to the SMU. Band Day, at the Cotton Bowl. lvlarching to their contest show of the arousing Copacabana and presenting the new drum corps style, the band received the first place trophy and 31000 monetary award. In November the band attended the U.l.L. lvlarching Contest, l-lere they received superior ratings and were titled The Class of the Class , by the Judges. The lvlarching Band also took a five day trip to the Six Flags Over Georgia Band Festival. There they competed against 49 other bands only to receive straight I ratings and knock out last year's winners. -lm, 190 f Orgonizuf SYMPHOMCI eensoNNEL PICCOLO Bonnie Looper FLUTE V , Sherry Stle IltZ 1 , - Stephanie ghritton Paula Parten Adele Fairmari Cindy Forrest Angela McCraw ,'z,z Kim Jeffers ' Fran Valva Elaine Penny Karen Green Jim McNeely A Dena Drurnm + Sharon Anderson Crista Andrews' Pat Ganter' Kim Odbm Vanessa Westerman Cindy Chritton 1 Sue Daniel' Elizabeth Smith Diane Wilson'-' Larry Lewis ' Patty Castellanos Michelle Looper OBOE Vicki Vahrerikamp Ande Parker BASSOON Cathy l-licks' Jett Campbell Rae Nan l-lammack Lora Norvell BASS CU TINET Mark Krigmanlc' + Diane Olson' Pat Ford AL TO SAXOPHONE Scott Plugge Tim Moore Glen Silver' Eddie Venetucci TENOE' SAXOPHONE Chris Ferrell' + John l-lardison Daffelgeyerxx V' Robbie Larson Bfwirorve sfixopirorve MM Sm John Sweedeni F Barry Smith AH Region corfrrver TRUMPET T +A 'S'ate John Johnston ' Jew WCM + SYMPHONIC ll Jertoirilef PERSONNEL Eevinilyan len Q le V T Baberte1Bartley 'DICQOLO . Joey Stleler Diane M313 Jeff Ftl'lOd6S Jett Rlckel FLUTE Allen ktoward Pat FRENCH HORN Tina Thompson F + Edt Peterson ' Jim Krizmanic Sharon Myers James Wingo Robin Kerr TROMBONE Jim Ball Greg Davidson Mike Stone Mike Bearden Bob Spindler Steve l-tester Kyle Kearney ,V EUPHONMJM John Anderson f Scott McAllster'i Charlie Patcheng Duane Fish ' TUBA Dean Kiesling' Steve Ouellette David Jennings' V STRING BASS Curtis Schutza + PERCUSSION Russ Clowdus Adam Norwood + Van Andrews Robert Paul Michelle Raaok Virginia Rogness Sandra Lee Dee Dee Shell Johnnie King Mary Schroeder Mary Ganter Angela Harris Jan Waller Lori Donohue Lisa Walton Curtis Lloyd Julia Brock Gregg Moore Deborah Quebe Paula Macy OBOE Liz Bullard CLARINET Barbara Sullivan Pam McLain Pat Burke Denise Tweedie Melanie Spivey Clark Piarner Cindi Bolin Pam Rhodes LaDonna Lewis Dawn O'Cohhor Mark Barnett' Teresa Curry Alice Brown BASS CLARINET Schelly Frost Allison Park Sharon Thompson Tania Shirley BASSOON Marian Lydick Kim Olson AL ro SAXOPHTENE Jett Evans + Gary Yancey? Jill Cole Karla Berlin Kathie Eudy TENOR SAX OPHGNE Susan White BAR! TONE SAXOPHONE Dallas Yenawlne CORNET Eddie Nuckolls Tracy Teems Ernest Eberle Chris Pipins Brian Mitchell Erick Raack Lloyd Jensby Jay Carlson Scott Rozinsky Scott Smith FRENCH HORN Tom Patchen Cathy Bailey Michelle Delisle Charles Bennett Ginny Thompson Karen Crockett Tracy Moore TROMBONE Peter Hill Steve Robertsrg, Tim Hudson Jett Jones Jay Smith Kyle Kearney EUPHONIUM Brady Anderson Jett Holcomb TUBA Stacey Kirkpatrick Bobby Keeton Russell Hollie Brian Leach PERCUSSION '+- 1 Michelle Niuman Cindy Hihdmani Craig Barlow Scott Brinker Jamie Stoker Kim Blatney Bob Seegmlller Jr. High All- Flegion Band Sr. High All- Reglon Band Organizations if 191 Hoyle James , S CONCERT BAND PERSONNEL MKPICCOLO L D AnneKaufman Lauri Evans ' Christi Ruszkowski n Darryl Theleman Michelle Fingerle Ann Rogan Karen Parker Pam Stewart Leslie I-lusson Susan Major Joan Wallace BAR! TONE SAX OPHONE Scott Tischhaiuser CORNE TS Scott Way Bob Cowain H A1 r FLUTE Dana Shipp Karen Abadie Anne Kaufman Kathy Terzis Mary lovinelli Lauri Evans Sheryl Hindman Lydia Robertson Julie Prudlhomme Debbie Brown Bridget Young Christine Braun Cindy Cisco Kristy Lanham Robin Weiss Bill Bracewell CLAF?lNEf'L' 192 I Organizations Bryan Merritt' Chuck Kuhn BASS CLARINET ii1iligtaNancy Ferrell Lyrae Hadfield i-iii Kyle Gillette David Blume Kelly Murphy Roger West W Todd Pierce Lisa Lloyd Scott Carpenter Keith Holt BASSOON Rainidy Watts,g, C. J. Mikkelson LLOL L Karen Ingersoll HORNS Peggy Harper AL T0 SAXOPHONE Reed Byars y L Ben Browrifl Bettina Vasquez Jeanine Jarrett Glen Davis Kelly Wade Marvin Correau TENOR SAXOPHONE TRGMBONE L Joe Swinney Jon Zablosky Jim Ryan Bob Crane Mark Booth O EUPHOMUM Etlil-larris OOLO L TUBA Bryan Smith Keith Bryan l Keith Finley Mark Miller PERCUSSION it Rodney Wilson Mark Pavuk Anna Gosling Monica Macy lllil Kevin James Dale Prudhomme Chris Kraft Russell Howell Orchestra Adds Talents The Berkner High School Orchestra is a growing organization. This Fall they combined with the three junior high schools for a Christmas Concert at Berkner High School. Even though they are small in number, several students have obtained honors this year. Nine students participated in the All-State Orchestra held in Fort Worth in February. Five students also participated in the Richardson Solo and Ensemble Contest and received superior ratings. This year the orchestra also was able to attend a Dallas Symphony Young People's Concert in April which proved to be very inspiring. In May Berkner and Lake Highlands' Orchestras combined to perform at a PTA sponsored concert. BOTTOM ROW: M. Aoyagi, D. Dugger, N. Travoda, V. DiPiazza, D. Allen, R. Yin. SECOND ROW: l-. Norvell, S. Anderson, C. Andrews, C. Forrest, B. Looper, V. Vahrenkamp. THIRD ROW: P. Maroink, J. Gittle, J. Johnston, J. Ball, J. Krizmanic, T. Thomp- son, A. Parker. TOP ROW: D, Kiesling, M. Sims, V, Andrews, J. Hardison, S. Oulette. Organizations! Key Club Runs to Paris The Key Club has had a most prosperous year. They did the usual school service projects such as cleaning the fountain in the courtyard and this year they expanded their region ot concern by undertaking the largest and most elaborate service project ever undertaken by a club in Berkner history. The Key Club made a shuttle run to Paris, Texas for the Texas Association tor Retarded Citizens. The club was able to raise 700 dollars for their cause. They started at 6 a.m., December 2nd, and completed the run later that night at about 8 p.m. The run involved 25 ot the Key Club members. Led by sponsor Mike Davis the run began X, QM, at the steps ot Berkner and ended in Paris with president ot the club Rick Mozley. Besides this undertaking the club had two campouts, held the slave sale, sponsored the sweetheart dance, and ended the year with a trip to New Braunstel. Overall the Key Club had an enjoyable, prosperous, and exciting year. BOTTOM ROW: Mr, M. Davis, A. Weil, R. Mozley, J. Corcoran, J. Skaggs. SECOND ROW: R. Montgomery, N. Travada, R Flentge, G. Broyles, B. Reese, O. Mozley, D. Page, S. Cholas, T. Breslin, M. Lindholm. THIRD ROW: R, Montgomery, M. Sims, J Marcinko, P, Powell, B. Smith, G. O'Dea, P. Lovelady, K. Kirby, R. Puig, N. Manitzas, J, Price. FOURTH ROW: R. Ameen, J Price, P. Zukosky, R. Thoes, C. Kempton, M. Schroer, R. Burleson, C. Null, B. Vaugh, R. l-larris, B. Faquier, D. Jopling, P. Ken nedy. TOP ROW: T. Brown, P. Stone, T. Chester, D. Kitchen, R. Parrish, B. Conley, L. Nelson, L. Adams, D. Luiken, B. Smith, C Foreman, S. Riley, B. Grubb 194 X Organizations A' Q . L42 mf UPPER LEFT: Key club in serene moments of reflection. CENTER LEFT: Mike, don't suck your thumb. LOWER LEFT: We have conquered! 196 X Organizations . v 4' as -L . f wmsg 9214 XM Y rf hw 'B ,. F Keywanettes Decorate Lockers Remember when you wondered who was always decorating the football players lockers before each football game? Well, it was the Keywannettes who worked secretly, without the football player ever knowing who did it. At the end of football season, each player was told who his secret decorator was. This kept the Keywannettes busy during the fall, along with selling plastic BAM cups as a money making project. But, they were involved in many service projects also. They visited the Buckner Orphanage and took a group of children to the movies. They also helped out the Richardson Kiwanis Club with their Pancake Day Pro- ject. Time to relax and have fun came for the Keywannettes when they went on a campout with the Key Club. BOTTOM BOW: L. Molter, M. Moore, S. Puig, D. Kring, L. Hall, D. Ciordia MIDDLE BOW: S. Schroeder, P. Slovak, B. Morgan, L Luscombe, J. Park, K. Day, J. Eisen, L. Meister, T. Mize TOP BOW: B. Kolesar, J. Wicke, L. Burcham, L. Breslin, V. Jasper, L Schroer, C. Carpenter, D. Dorough, S. Zademack, M. Bae, B. Snellgrove, D. Page I Peppers Keep Up Spirit The Pep Squad participated in a variety of activities this year. Besides practicing two days a week during football season, attending all football games, going to the home basketball games, participating in all pep rallies, the girls also found time to decorate the football players houses before each game and decorate the basketball players lockers. They also marched in the annual Richardson Christmas Parade and sold carnations for Valentines Day. Added to all those numerous i activities, they also teamed up with the cheerleaders to give the football and basketball teams a mini pep rally. They started off the year with a new sponsor after going to Drill Team school at SMU for the first time in the summer. The newly chosen officers took charge of the group after trying out for that time consuming job. ..-4' BOTTOM ROW: J. Edwards, L. Osborne, M. Garcia, D, Jarvis SECOND ROW: C. Helder, E. DeLeon, K. Eskew, L. Turner, L Tyler THIRD ROW: N. Helder, R. Weaver, D. Jarret, D. Horton, L. Tyler FOURTH ROW: D. Norwood, K. Crawford, C. McNeese J. Buist, E. Ward, BACK ROW: S. Mason, S. Elder, B. Broyles, S, Walker, C. Ward, T. Baymen 1981 Orgoniz t cn--v . dim N-uf I I S UPPER LEFT: Captain Margie Garcia holds spirit high UPPER RIGHT: The 78-79 officers were Ctop rowj Janet Edwards, Lori Osborne Cseatedj Darla Wilkins, Margie Garcia, Donna Jarvis LOWER RIGHT: Pep Squad members march in parade FAR RIGHT: Sophomores hold spirit high too! Organizations I 199 Blending Voices Harmonize in Choirs The Berkner Choirs had a year filled with concerts. They performed their Fall Concert at Liberty Junior High Gym in October and held a Christmas Concert at Greenville Auditorium in December. Both concerts were combined with talents of both Berkner Choirs, Apollo Junior High's Choir, Liberty Junior High's Choirs, and Richardson Junior High's Choirs. ln May they held a Pop Concert at Berkner. Besides these traditional concerts the choirs sang at Olla Podrida, Northpark Mall, Richardson Square Mall, and at the Richardson Public Library around Christmas time. At U.l.L. contests the A'Cappella Choir, consisting ot 38 members, received a rating ot l in Concert and a rating oi ll in Sight Reading. The Junior Varsity Choir, consisting of 49 members, received a rating of ll in Concert and a rating of lll in Sight Reading. f 5 BOTTOM ROWz K. Winhole, A. Hogg, Miss Brown, B. Jarvis M. Elrod, L. Standefer, P. Turner, D. Kiesling, C. L'huillier, V Kissel, D. Givens, C. Prather, T. Amyx, S. Ellis. 200 f' Orgonixoti in I ., . ,W J 4:-1, ff' T' I if ' wr - Q gl5 L EJ R. JuKwon, C. Garretson, S, Sikes. SECOND ROW: C. Comte, S. Manitzas, D. Bass, P. Cunningham, C. Brooks. THIRD ROW: S. Puig, A. Kallus, D. Baxter, B. Parnitke, B. Figuroa, G. Townsend, TOP ROW: J. Ferrell, T. Rote, T. Walls, G. Spears, B. Vasquez, T. Turner, T. Srnathers, K. Murphy, LOWER LEFT: Choir students get ready to sing. LOWER RIGHT: Checking the roll can be a tough task. Y in Organizations I 201 Singers Place in Solo and Ensemble Contest Seniors Cheryl L'huillier, Christia Prather, Suzanne Puig, junior Laura Standefer, and sophomore Natalie Withers were selected to represent Berkner in the All-Region Choir. At the Richardson Solo and Ensemble Contest held in February the choirs placed 11 members in first division standings and 6 members in second division standings. At the U.I.L. Solo and Ensemble Contest held in March at Plano High School the choirs had 10 members in a first division standing and 11 members in a second division standing. With these type of fine performances by Berliner Choirs the future should be filled with many more concerts and contest vvins. fit itt t . yr W, J, K I K in l f i My :,.. ' :ali l 3 it 2 .K 8 .A if in 3 Q 2 XX BOTTOM ROW: Ft. Fenster, lvl. Moore, C. Whitman, C, Brooks, Miss Brown, K, Standefer, lvl. Berkemyer, L. Young, D. Cidoria. SECOND ROW: C. Jackson, A. Maurice, T. Upton, N. Withers, lvl. Cayton, J, Jarvis, R. Kennedy, D. Nor- 202 f' Orgonizot l li 5 3 - .. 'Q man, A. Woodruff, S. Hicks, T. Weber, D. Jarvis. THlRD ROW: C. Smith, lvl. Howard, H. Vincent, J. Buisl, B. Aughen- oaugh. R. Harullon, K. Furrh, E. Bishop, K. Dgenbaugh, J. Howell, C. Blue, K. Kempton, lvl. Johnson. TDP ROW: L. 63 A S' O , ' 5 1 ' . . 5 , P wi .f W li -, H West, K. IvloKinzy, S. Gist, T. Harper, W. Wilson, T. Wilson, C. Mathews. D. Shaw, E. Bridvvell, F. Davenport, D. Vancanli, lvl. Lighlsev, K. McCoy, K. Kresta. LOWER LEFT: Choir members sing La, La, Lal LOWER RIGHT: That girl is never here. Organizations X 203 1. 4 ' A 71-jf? 7 'V , ff L , 55,5 KA W B ,, T .Z ,,., R, if 1 P ' L ' W X ,Q A -1 5 .., 1? ,0- 4 it 'N-.5v ,A J if vi! ff , 'A .1 .Img-i FAR UPPER LEFT: What an exciting game! UPPER LEFT: Peek a Boo!!! LOWER LEFT: Mr. Davis tries winning at horseshoes. UPPER RIGHT: All rightlWt1o Said that??'? -JI 'ti 204 X Organizations C9 Explorers Seek Sun and Adventures Explorer Post 477 lost one of their best advisors last year, John Mitchell, a former teacher and advi- sor at Berkner. This year Post 477 gained Steve Wilson, one of Mr. Mitchell's closest friends, as their advisor. The Post had many activities that brought fami- lies and friends closer. They visited Lake O'the Pines, Turner Falls, Wichita Wildlife Reservoir, Ole- ments Scout Ranch, and a canoe trip to New Braunfels. Explorers is a high adventure club that also car- ries on activities through the summer. This sum- mer they plan to go to Philmont, New Mexico or take a canoe trip to Wisconsin. BOTTOM ROW O Bartlett S Turner N Withers O. Dobbs, T. Beck, S. Bishop, S. Carter, B. Boone, M. Wakefield, A. Smith, M. Lindholm MIDDLE ROW J Holland O Broyles T. Breslin, J. Harris, J. Lu, O. McGrew, P. McGrew, R. Ameen, L. Blackwell, S. Casey T Whitman J Strautman C Whitman TOP ROW: S. Dickey, J. Price, R. Burleson, R. Parrish, T. Preston, J. Lightsey, F. McMinn M Sims B Stone T Cobb J Stewart T. Marcinko, K. Breslin, B. Greenwood, M. l-lartman Organizations f 205 2Og,, . IL a Yearbook Staff Does lt Annually The 1979 Yearbook Staff accomplished the task of finishing an annual vvith a busy year. The staff worked hard typing, drawing layouts, indexing, and writing copy. After many hours of hard vvork they took time out to have a coke party. This year's staff had a unique job in many vvays. First of all they had to figure out a way to include over 2,500 students and faculty members pictures in a 312 page book, without leaving anyone out. Also unique this year vvas the fact that at the beginning of school there vvas no staff. But vvith a lot of volunteering and cooperation on the part of the counselors, they finally got together and by second quarter they started putting together the book. The school year almost never ends for a yearbook staff. After the last school day they stay behind to finish up all the last pages. Then in July they begin a workshop at SMU and all the planning stages for next year's book. l-lard work and dedication goes into a yearbook, and this year's staff had plenty of both. r oniz t :A sborne Margie Garcia Renee Roy Lynne Silvernail Karyn Lee Katny Martin STANDING: Kevin Brown, Sheri UPPER LEFT: A, B, CV . . LOWER LEFT: Sheri Starkey and David Carter provided entertainment Tor the Staff. LOWER RIGHT: Staff members looked for ideas in other yearbooks Organizations f 207 FCA Hosts Marathon The girls and boys FCA had a busy year aside from their participation in sports. These activities included many fund raising projects. The week before Christmas vacation, mistle- grams were sold during the lunches. Also in December was the secret angels in which a member of the club had a secret person put candy and other treats in their lockers. FCA also attended the Texas State Convention in February which was held at the Dallas Convention Center. The biggest event ot the year was the 19 hour marathon basketball game that the FCA held in March. Through pledges and donations the club collected over two thousand dollars to enable them to attend summer conferences and camps. BOTTOM FZOW: B. Kennedy, G. Lee, S. Dillion, J. Strautman K Furrh M Ewers J Laubacher F Garcia T Beck SECOND BOW: Ft. Watkins, B. Montgomery, D. Paige, B. Fauquier, B. Dewhurst J Skaggs C Cade G O Dea B Fteese P Lovelady M Furney, H. Butler THIRD BOW: J. Ouillen, K. Handy, J. Donnelly J Veverka M Barnes V Chatman G Leake M Schroer M Simpson, M. Accountius, E. Stanley, D. Shaw, L. Davis, A. Hanes TOP ROW M Danielson M Kiger B Conley K Martin G Colk, T. Luiken, D. l.uiken, Ft. Phemister, L. Nelson, J. Wallace L Adams B Smith Ft Parrish M Bevers S Stitt D Platt Coach Ft. Nicholas 208 X Organizations 4 l BOTTOM ROW: T. Rowe, A. Chase, M. Moore, L. Meister, O. Dobbs, L. Warnick, A. Wallace, D. Cooper, M. Wakefield, S. Schminke, S. Chase. SECOND ROW: L. Ramey, D. O'DonnelI, A. Fisher, D. Givens, J. Brewster, E. Wright, O. Swingle, J. Flores, C. Bennett, T. Amyx. TOP ROW: M. Dew, S. Dickie, D. Braden, L. Schroer, K. Best, V. Dew, G. Thompson, N. Halverson, L. Schroer, D. Schubert, S. McGilvray, D. Schminke. UPPER LEFT: Lori and Lynn Schroer find out that the Kidnap Breakfast is a rude awakening. LOWER RIGHT: Yes, Jeff we know how tipsy you are. Organizations I 209 ,-.i-vi,V7- - Rampage Keeps School Informed This year brought many new changes to the Rampage as a new editor and a new sponsor took over the task ot getting out the school newspaper. Combined with a hard working statt, the paper was published monthly throughout the school year. Statt members were small in number, but mighty in determination to make our newspaper an award winning one. And win awards they did. The Berkner Rampage was selected as an all-State school paper in the class 4-A division. Editors and reporters also attended a High School Press Day that was held at Richland College and the lnterscholastic League Press Conference in Austin in order to learn ways to improve their cratt. 1 v fy, ft O xl I E T1 210 f' Orgonizot UPPER LEFT: Staff found time to enjoy the J-1 paper by playing Password UPPER RIGHT: Staff members put their ideas together to plan an issue FAR LEFT: Kim proofs a story for the typesetter CENTER LEFT: Phil found the key to getting good movie reviews SEATED: Kim Hetherington, Jerrie Rea, Sheri Starkey, Donna Murrell STANDING: Phil Hamilton, Kelly Burton, Jim Engel, Ray Leszcynski Organizations X 21 I FAR UPPER LEFT: Pat Kennedy portrays Harry Lambert in Never Too Late. UPPER LEFT: Sheri Goldstein was a disgusted daughter. CENTER LEFT: Tom Genrlein snows sympathy for Joe Corcoran. LOWER LEFT: Linda Burcnam prepares to run away. UPPER RIGHT: Pat Kennedy and Linda Burcnam dance the Boogie Gogie. 212 X Organizorio s Drama Steals the Show The Drama Club started their year off with their tall production, Never Too Late. They immediately followed with a children's play for the Bichardson Council of PTA's Scholarship Fund, an exciting melodrama Tillie the Teller. The third year drama students, known as the Starshine Players, produced a one act play called The Interview. The Drama Club has had numerous activities including cast parties following each production, a Halloween party, Christmas party, Spring Banquet and an exciting trip over Spring Break to New York City. At their March UIL competition the drama club participants presented Mr. Flannery's Ocean. This fine production brought awards to Donna Jarvis, honorable mention all-star cast, Jim Ball, all- star cast, and Vicki Vahrenkamp, best actress in zone contest. Members ot the drama club are looking forward to the 1979-80 school year when they will have enlarged facilities in the new auditorium. BOTTOM BOW: H. James, K. Ingersoll, P, Beckwith, S. Cowley, A. Smith, S. Ellis, D. Bulla, B. Broyles, J. Dotson, Ms. J. Mulhall SECOND BOW: M. Johnson, M. Lydick, D. Jarvis, S. Lauber, C. Ruszkowski, D. Cooper, S. Hand, J. Howell, A. Gagnard, B. Bartley, L. Bullard THIRD BOW: J. Ball, T. Flote, J. Prudhomme, L. Burcham, J. Corcoran, S. Starkey, K. Jacobs, L. Clark, J. Barnes, V. Vahrenkamp, S. Goldstein TOP BOW: S. Hertel, E. Williams, E. Venetucci, V. Jasper, B. Collier, J. Halpenny, L. Mid- dleton, T. Gehrlein, C. Miller, C. Blair, P. Kennedy Organizations X 213 Qt Qt .335 4 Scenes from Tillie the Teller UPPER LEFT: Tillie CSusan Ellisb helps her old Aunt CCindy Millerj at the bank. UPPER RIGHT: Peter Strongvault CTom Gehrleinj bravely guards the vault. LOWER LEFT: Frank Jessie CJoe Corcoranj tries to seduce the lovely Tillie. LOWER LEFT1 The dastardly villian CRalph Colliery threatens a board member CGennlfer Spearsj at the Fidelity National Bank. 214 X Organizations W w 1 6 4511115 l 6 4 NFL 5 iv' 1' ii LJ UPPER LEFT: The Starshine Players rehearse for an upcoming play. LOWER RIGHT: Dianna Horn practices. her breathing. The Starshine Players J. Halpenny, D. Hogue, M. Brown, D. Horn, M. Johnson Organizations ! 215 Car Club Collects History The 1978-79 edition of the Royal Berkner Society of Historical and Collectable Automobiles CAlias: Car Clubj proved to be one of the most successful clubs of any second- year club in Berkner history. With the coming of the new year the members of the club celebrated 1978's death with their annual bear hunt in the savage jungles of McKinney, Texas. After recuperating from this, they combined their talents to come up with a new film, Street Shark starring John Sweeden, Eric Vandergriff, and Barry Smith. WM wif YA BAS? BOTTOM ROW: S. Lee, K. Berlin, M. Schroder, B. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hovv- ard, Mr. Repot, J. Krizmanic, T. Teems, P. Ford, K. Morgan, J. Svveeden, E. Vander- griff. TOP ROW: A. l-lufsfutler, W. Cooper, C. Frolik, C. Ferrell. Qi .,,,. g I f - ' ' - ,...,,..,a,,W. z- -M ,,,,m ,,,'gyqwtrauma-f-WJ1,.r,rW:trm ---- ' 216 X Orgonizat ..r Literary Magazine Publishes Original Compositions The staff of the 1978-1979 Literary Magazine at Berkner is com- prised ot eight members ofthe National Honor Society. The staff was designed to assemble a short magazine containing poems, short sto- ries, and other compositions by English teachers and approved by the staff and the sponsor, Mrs. Jean Duffy. Upon completion of this unique collection, copies were made available for all to enjoy. Berk- ner is to be proud of it's literary talent. LOWER LEFT: Car Club checks out old cars. BOTTOM ROW: A. Howard, T. Ganter, C. Prather, K. Keyser. TOP ROW: J. Davis, K. Mason, V. Vahrenkamp, M. Lydick. Organizations X Q. A. ... .. L l BOTTOM ROW: C. Prather, R. Hammack, J. Davis, P. Kennedy, T. Canter. SECOND ROW: L. Milam, L. Leichsenring, L. Stande- fer, R. Montgomery, V. Vahrenkamp, A. Latham, M. Lydick, J. Robertson, B. Green, K. Keyser, D. Schminke. THIRD ROW: P. Logsdon, V. Wood, D. Maia, R. Rorapaugh, H. Ploehn, R. Montgomery, K. Odom, E. Peterson, A. Howard, S. Stieglitz, A. McCraw, L. Davis, K. Vetter. TOP ROW: P. Turner, B. Looper, D. Kiesling, R. Ellis, T. Wilkinson, S. Welsh, C. Carpenter, E. Pen- ney, J. Glenn, C. Garretson, J. Corcoran, L. Mitchell, T. Gehrlein, D. Drumm. Honor Society lnducts New Members ln order to be accepted into the National Honor Society, a student must excel in scholarship, citizenship, leadership, service and character. Members of the faculty rate candidates in these areas. Membership is limited to ten per cent of the Senior Class, seven per cent of the Junior Class and five per cent of the Sophomore Class as provisional members. This year 57 new members were installed. The induction ceremony took place on May 8 inthe Berkner Cafeteria. The officers and Mr. Markham officiated and refreshments were provided by the current members. Sponsor for the National Honor Society is Mrs. Jean Duffy. 218 f Orgonizotio s Students Who Strive for Excellence Make Junior Honor Society. The N.J.H.S. is a club set up to honor freshman students vvho make above average grades. All the students must have an average ot 85 overall and an A in citizenship. This spring they inducted thirty nevv members that meet the requirements. A student receiving this type of honor is to be commended. Many of these students take above average class and carry very heavy subject loads. Sponsors for the National Junior l-lonor Society are Mrs. Leighann l-lilbun and Ms. Linda Wren. They installed the new members at an induction at Liberty Junior High School on May 1 O. BOTTOM ROW: M. Aoyagi, T. Upton, A. Chan, D. Beran, J. Park, J. Ball, D. Westphal. SECOND ROW: C. Cannaday, D. Krane S. DeWitt, T..Jackson, E. Raack, S. Engle, W. Hand, T. Prano, R. Vandergriff. TOP ROW: M. Berkemeyer, S. Roberts, C. Blue, A Meyer, A. Ritter, S. Dorough, J. Collins, D. Braden, Mrs. L. Hilbun. Organizations f Mu Alpha Theta began their year with an Ice Cream Social tor all new members. Then, in November they sold academic T-shirts for a fund raising project. Mu Alpha Theta participated in three math contests at Dallas Baptist College, East Texas State, and SMU. They won second place at the ETSU contest. They also had a Christmas party at Maxvvells and on March 14th they celebrated Einstein's Birthday. Mu Alpha Theta and BOTTOM BOW: T. Wilkinson, C. Prather, H. Ploehn, J. Glenn, A. Howard. SECOND BOW: M. Baack, M. Schroeder, N. Boyd, B. Versher, Tl-HRD BOW: G. Banff, C. Frolik, S. Anderson, S, Kung, D. Kiesling, V. Woods, D. Blair. TOP BOW: K. Blake, S, Ouel- lette, S. Welsh, L. Adams, D. Yenavvine, B. Smith, C. Hicks, Ms. O'Neill. 220 1' Orgonizatio JETS Win Contests JETS is an organization tor students interested in science, engineering, and technology and possibly a career in one of those fields. This organization, headed by Mr. James Stockton, explores many possible career opportunities and college options. This year JETS members visited NTSU and later Texas A8tlVl on a career day to tour the campus and explore new scientific advancements. The annual NEAS test was held in early spring as a supplement to local testing programs. Joel Glenn received a scholarship as a result ot this test. The Annual State Conference was held at Texas ASM in March. Members competed in their tests in various fields of science and mathematics. JETS members also attended a banquet of the Dallas engineers to become more knowledgeable in this field and to learn ot available scholarships. 1 S' in 'x I 4 '24 BOTTOM BOW: P. Latham, l-l. Ploehn, J. Lu, V, DiPiazza, A. Howard, D. Lindsay. SECOND BOVVz S. Chritton, B. Herd, B. Figueroa, D. Haiibashi, A. Latham, A. Clay, J. Davis. TOP BOW: Mr. Stockton, T. Wilkinson, B. Harris, B. Seegmiller, D. Yenaw- ine, S. Welsh, F, Woodyard, S. Engel, J. Glenn, T. lvlarcinko, lvlr, Stiegelmeyer. Organizations X 221 Spanish Club Features Culture and Fiestas This year's Spanish Club's activities could be summed up by the one word fiesta. They started the year planning many fun filled events for their members. The group held a Christmas party at the home of a member that was highlighted by a dinner of Spanish foods. Club members also performed a South American dance from the country of Peru as part of the entertainment at the Foreign Language Banquet held inthe Summit. To add to their knowledge of the Spanish culture, the group toured S.M.U.'s museum of Spanish Art. fx M BOTTOM BOW: V. Wood, B. Stone, J. Eisen, D. Kiesling, P. Shaw SECOND BOW: D. Westphal, M. Looper, V. Henriksen, G Baiff, A. McCravv TOP BOW: Mrs. M. Garland, S. Myers, S. Zademack, B. Figuera, C. Kempton, M. Mason, L. Burcham, Mrs. J Werner 222 X Organizofi BOTTOM ROW: K. Veatch, D. Bulla, K. Ingersoll, C. Sparrow, H. James, C. Frolik K. Cooper. SECOND ROW: L, Fillebrown, M. Wakefield, K. James, D. Wilson, L Walton, L. Standefer, K. Lonham, S. Crouch. THIRD ROW: K. Odom, L. Bullard, S Goldstein, S. Horner, M. Zvanik, K. Robertson, P. Parton, C. McNeese M. Rae TOP ROW: H. Brendemihl, J. Mayeur, J. Corcoran, J. Kanewski, J. Hood, L. Can'- tor, B. Figueroa, S. Steffen, V. Chatman, Mr. Davis. j.. French Club Enjoys Cuisine The French Club had an inter- esting year. The members took many trips to Brennan's and Marcell's Restaurants to dine in a lovely French atmosphere accented by French cuisine. They closed out their year with the International Banquet. Two French Club members sang folk songs from France as the entertainment of their for- eign language culture. UPPER LEFT: Spanish students boo- gie to the music. LOWER RIGHT: French singing highlighted the Foreign Language Banquet. Organizations l 223 Latin Revives King Tut The Latin CIub's year began brightly with an initiation of officers at Reggio's Italian Restaurant on October 17. For the celebration of Christmas cheer and good tidings, several ot the members joined Mrs. Florea at her house tor a gathering. But the highlight of the year was the International Banquet that was held in the Summit by all the foreign language clubs. The entertainment provided by the Latin Club was a dance routine to King Tut. The six male belly dancers were Scott Ward, Eric Tooley, Danny Ashe, Richard Bradley, Kelly O'Connell and Kevin Ganci. Members ot the Latin Club came dressed to the banquet in Togas to emphasize the international theme. They also provided part ofthe dinner to make the night a huge success. - Q- i BOTTOM ROW: R. Castellanos, J. Glenn, B. Green, G. Bartlett, SECOND ROW: l.. Nelson, C. Chambers, R. Morgan, K. O'ConnelI, P. Latham, S. Steigletz, L. Helms, THIRD ROW: M. Browne, K. Ganci, D. Schminke, T. Teems, M. Goldis, D. Ashe, R. Bradley, S. Ward, M. Coats, TOP ROW: G. Moore, A. Malch, M. Mueller, A. Latham, J. Watkins, D. Copeland, E. Tooley, R. Harris, T. Chritton, C. Miller 224 X Orgcnizatio s UPPER LEFT: The Latin version of King Tut. . .are you sure this is the way to get rich? UPPER RIGHT: German Club student, Jim McNeely plays the flute for entertainment from Germany at the International banquet that was held in the Summit. German Club Has More Snacks than Schnapps The German Club had a very festive year. The club went to European Crossroads and to eat at Der Schnapps und Snacks. Several students also went to U.T.A. for the Novembertest held for the North Texas High School German Students. Tina Thompson vvon the solo voice competition and Jim McNeely entered a solo instrumental competition. The German Club also participated in the Foreign Language Banquet held at Berkner. Students made German potato salad for the dinner. Tina Thompson and Jim McNeely joined together to present a German folk song for entertainment. ah BOTTOM BOW: S. Frost, K. Kronlage, K. Longeneeker, G. Graves, B. Metscher, L. West, A. Harris, Mrs. Abdo. SECOND POW: S. Lowe, C. Michel, L. Davis, A. Holland, J. Gittle, B. Spindler, V. DiPiazza. THIRD BOW: G. Broyles, S. Hertel, L. Szontagh, B. Box, J. McNeely, C. Pfarner, J. Butler, T. Smathers, S. McGilvray, A. Parker, S. Smith. TOP BOW: M. McNeir, J. Campbell, M. Butler, J. Ulrich, N. Tubbs, J. Hardison, D. Platt, B. Lieber, M. Pires, B. Bauer. Organizations X 225 F.H.A. Visits Young and Old The Fl-lA had a busy year full of activities. Their activities included visiting the Garland Manor Nursing l-lome at Christmas, and giving the old folks gifts. At Easter time the Fl-lA visited a children's vvard at a local hospital and also gave them gifts. Members sold Berkner Key Chains for a money making project and attended the Area 4 conference in March at NTSU in Denton. The Fl-lA had a very busy year and they hope to have an even busier one next year. t L'ffTf'.ffJ .49 'N BOTTOM ROW: M. Zapletal, M. Moore, D. Kring, B. Fenster. TOP ROW: Mrs. Bent- ley, A. Maurice, C. Blue, S. Dorough, K. Tubbs, T. Upton, Mrs. Gibbs. r BOTTOM BOW: M. Looper, S. Myers, Fi, l-lammack. TOP BOW: E, Penny, Mrs. Odom. 226 f Orgonizot Students Make Future Teachers F.T.A. is an organization dedi- cated to stimulating interest among our youth in pursuing careers in public education. lt seeks to inform them and to challenge them to seek roles of leadership in the field of educa- tion. HECE Allows for Career Expansion and Training This year HECE members spent many long hours both at work and working on club activities. They started out the year by selling Bam Key chains for a fund raising project. They also sold candy in the fall. The money made in their ventures went to good use when they held their annual Employer Appreciation Banquet in April. They also held a Senior Breakfast in May to honor all seniors leaving their club. Aside from these and many other activities the club participated in their year, they also found time to collect clothing for the Dallas County Children's Emergency Shelter. l-IECE is a vocational program offering on the job training in fields related to home economics such as food service, child care, clothing assistants, physical fitness and dietetics. BOTTOM ROW: K. Hughes, D. Wallace, D. Mathew, J. Butler, T. Burnett, SECOND BOW: T. Warren, G. Graham, C. Lawrence, J. Little, D. Varley, D. Rozinsky, D. Ticheli TOP BOW: Mrs. Ellzey, B. Byers, P. Slovak, C. Curtis, L. Morse, T. Hart, S. Herd, L. Black, M. Stephenson Organizations X PELE offers rm '-' -f-+- W-at- W Stude nts Experiences With T Children f Q P.E.L.E. is a club for students who want the experience of working with small children. During the mornings each student has a chance to student teach a class at a local elementary school. Besides just being in class with children they also go on field trips with them. Some classes went to the zoo. They also held a picnic tor first grade students at Buckner Orphans l-lome. Many of these girls want to go on to be teachers and the experience they have gained through P.E.L.E. will help them along the way. 4' in S if BOTTOM BOW: I. DeLeon, J. Lair, B. Taylor, Mrs. Bohart, K. Jeffers, B. l.aDu, S, Bernstein. SECOND BOW: O Davis, T. Harper O Martin, J. McGee, J. McAlister, S. Walker, J. Murrill, K. Cushman. TOP BOW: C. Glisson, J. Watkins, S. Flesher, D. Norwood J. Danek, L. Woods, D. Edwards, S. Stewart, S. White. 228 if Orgonizoti BOTTOM ROW: S. Turner, P. Mahurin, P. McGrew, S. Casey, L. Doty, B. Atkinson. SECOND ROW: C. Garcia, J. Cropp, B Vaughn, M. Cody, L. Kaup, R. Washam, M. Peltier. THIRD ROW: N. Garrett, C. Morgan, D. Atkinson, L. Grigsby, B. Joubert, S Champagne, R. Rawlins, M. Allen, K. Brown. TOP ROW: Mr. Rodgers, S. Hamrick, R. Wade, D. Fox, K. Shilling, P. Cartmill, D T Ouarles, T. Alexander, C. Franklin, K, Duncan, L. May, S. Cody. VICA Members Seek Opportunities The V.l.C.A. Club had two major fund raisers this year - selling candy, and helping inventory at Sears. The club had leadership activ- ities for the officers. The conferences were in Corsicana, Houston, and Waco. Their other activities included a visit to Richland College, the Verson Steel Company, Lincoln Technical Institute, Southwestern Medical School, and Channel 13 T.V. The V.l.C.A. Club had a busy year and are hoping next year will be even better and busier. Besides the busy hours these students spend on fund raisers and club activities they spend many hours at a job. The students leave school earlier in the day and while many are still in class they are at work and beginning a busy day. VICA students are proud of the opportunities they have to combine their school work and job through their club. UPPER LEFT: Julie and Janna relate experiences with their class. Organizations X BOTTOM HOW: L. Bass, B, Jarvis, S. Jay, L. Humphrey, J. Kilander, T, Murphy, S. Dierolt, S. Stevens, M. Cooper. SECOND ROW: B. Withers, K. Torngren, P. Capps, J. Helm, G. Crossland, K. Wood, C. Xeros, S. Planells, V. Grimes, Mr. Gable. THlHD HOW: D. Adams, D. Sandertord, H. Sthran, J. Na, M. Burkhart, M. Sarnacki, O. Gibson, C. Hodgkinson, P. Dunn, R. Williford, C. Clark, L, Lane, H. Hunter. TOP HOW: W. Munsterman, J. Evans, R. Durbin, M. Threadgill, S. Elliot. D. Shane, Ft. Shaw, K. Bar- ron, J. Handel, M. Cole, M. Shea. H. Bell, M. Barraza, C. Peasner. D.E. is a club designed to meet the needs ot stu- dents vvho vvish to improve their business skills. D.E. students meet one hour a day tive days a vveek. They study such things as advertising 1 sales, display, communication, public relations, J 'J i and specific material dealing vvith their occupation. i' ln appreciation of their employers, D.E. partici- Quq., W pated in this year's Employer's Appreciation Ban- ...- duet held at the Fairmont Hotel. it N Students interested in this type ot club should l 4 contact D.E. sponsor Mr. Gable. K ,is t me ., 230 X Organizations D.E. and V.O.E. lmprove Job Skills The Berkner chapter of V.O.E. has had a year of many new experiences. During the year they toured several prominent businesses. Some that were included on their tours were Otis Engineering in Carrollton, Executive Secretarial School and Fidelity Union Life Insurance. They also listened to guest speakers at the Dallas Court Reporting School, Southwestern Bell Telephone and Sears. Aside from these activities, several V.O.E. students participated in competitive events and a youth leadership conference held at East Texas State University. The club held an Employers Appreciation Banquet at Granny's Dinner Theater which involved over 80 guests. There were 33 members in the program this year. All students were employed in office type positions, such as banks, doctor's offices, LOWER LEFT, Mane Wander automobile agencies and Others- combines her job and school through the D.E. program T it Q. A M BOTTOM BOW: T. R' ers D. Ra , C. Brooks, B. Pearson, J. Adams, P. Simmons, J. Silmon. SECOND HOW: Ms. Eon, B. Boone, iv , y D. Parker, S. Wilson, D. Curry, B. Frank, C. Felmet, D. Beaubien, V. Bardin. TOP ROW: L. Daily, L. Dano, E. McCurry, B. Calvert, B. Stoker, S. Bishop, G. Darnell, C. Boone. Organizations X VOCT Develops Leaders The 1978-1979 VOCT clubs opened their year's activities by attending the Fall Youth Leadership Workshop. At the event Davis Kring was the Acting Area Treasurer for the opening and closing ceremonies. Other activities they participated in included field trips to the Dallas County Jail and District Court Trial, the Marsalis Zoo, and to local stores for market comparisons. They also entertained their employers at an awards dinner held at Ships Bound. In order for VOCT to hold these activities they spent many hours raising money. They sold candy and held a paper drive to fill their bank account. They also held a breakfast meeting to raise funds to attend a state contest. Both chapters have had a busy year learning a vocation, raising money and attending high school. Q BOTTOM BOW: K. Bennett, K. Beasley, Ft. Crawley, C. Cox, C Jackson K Clinkscales L Manginelli MIDDLE BOW B Thom ason, K. Biddle, M. Boob, G. Hundley, H. Gonzalez, K. White, J Robinson Mrs C Wyatt TOP BOW P Lanktord O Ghosh: L Bayman, J. Parker, C. Carron, D, Wells, J. Fulton, M. Freeman B Gray D Paul 232 X Orgonizcti L L L A A L BOTTOM ROW: F. Webb, K. Hukill, C. Carlisle, C. Keiffer, T. Moore, J. Wilson, M. Ebinger MIDDLE ROW: K. ldmghes, S. Grounds, M. Ward, D. Wells, J. Skinner, C. Bartlett, J. Rundel TOP ROW: K. Bailey, K. nolds, J. Brown, R. Blagg, K. Mullen, B. Smith, J. Yarn, Mr. P. Carnes. li X' 5 ii... . i 'f.V V iz F in b 1 ?g,,,f All I .i',,,... .... , ,., Fording, E. Wood, M. Gililland, D. Rey- UPPER LEFT: CVAE student Davis Kring works hard as an active member. LOWER RIGHT: Craig Keitfer learning his career while still in high school. Organizations X 233 Students Speak Out in New Club There was another first here at Berkner as a newly organized group made its way into Berkner's history. This new group is the Speech Club. The sponsor tor the new club is another newcomer to the school, Speech teacher, Bichard Gilman. Although the club is new they participated in an assortment of activities. Some of their activities included hosting a junior high and high school tournament, selling ...Q W.. MSM candy to raise money and electing Suzanne Chase as Speech T Club Sweetheart. The group also attended twelve speech tournaments, winning a total ot nine individual trophies and winning sweepstakes at one tournament. The club had a prosperous year, considering that most ot the students who participated in these tournaments had never done anything like it before. To highlight their first year, the club held a formal spring banquet on May 28 for all members and then went to Six Flags in June after i school was over for the year. Speech club members anticipate another good year in 1980 with many ot its members returning. iI lp Wig BOTTOM ROW: S. Chase, B. Fay, G. Lee, C. Buszkowski, L. McCutchan. TOP ROW: S. Schram, G. Moore, S. Cooley, C l-loges, B. Heard, Mr. Gilman. 234 X Orgonizoti 2? P P ,Q V 'A Q - iky 'F' Q z dx- s ' Q fr :W L' 1 2 NM ,g 5 P ' .1 X Q 4 Aw 'ig 5 y. 4 5 Q ,. S- h ,I 'xlg H g' H If 'P 'B' Q ,. ii AFS Hosts Visiting Foreign Students ln order to host one to four foreign exchange students, the Berkner AFS club must raise 8975 dollars per year. This year the club sponsored the Berliner Dallas Tornado Soccer Assembly in December. This enabled Berkner exchange students Kendall Lee and Chris Kovarik to go to Chile and Germany. togethers at students houses, an International supper vvith other RISD AFS chapters, Six Flags and the Mesquite Rodeo, picnics, trips to the Ft. Worth museum and a special end ofthe year outing to a fine foreign restaurant. Another special activity included a short term exchange with students hosting some visiting exchange students from the Yucatan, Canada and South Africa for one week in April. The club's activities included social get Q 4 LOWER LEFT: Let me think novv . . UPPER RlGHT1You're pulling the wrong way! CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Davis, can't you do that any faster or should someone help you? BOTTOM ROW: P. Shaw, L. McCutchan, M. Lydick, B. Young, S. Bernstein TOP ROW: D. Ramsey, K. Lee, V. Jasper, T. Corcoran, B. Figueroa, Mrs. V. Sandvik 236 X Orgoniz l Environment Explored by Club The Environmental Club started out the year with a September camping and nature appreciation trip for three days at Lake Texoma. During the fall months, they vvorked very hard on the Richardson Environmental Action League Recycle Day Contest and vvon second place with a S200 prize. During the fall they also spent some interesting afternoons helping Christmas added to their bank account by selling candy canes during lunch periods. finished out with another clean up day at the Study Center and a farewell picnic for the departing seniors. ' . 1 rj. M .KW i clean up the Richardson Environmental Study Center. The week before ln mid March the club took another three day camping trip to the Big Thicket and to Sea Rim State Park on the Gulf of Mexico. The year was BOTTOM ROW: C. Braun, J. Hoffecker, Mrs. K. Goodbar, P. Hare, R. Rorapaugh MIDDLE ROW: L. Soliday, V. Henriksen, M. Mueller, M. Dunham, S. Braun, A. Gosling TOP ROW: B. Miller, T. Smathers, B. Stone, J. Handel, S. McAipin, T. Braun Organizations f 3 Rodeo T Ropes Big Year The Berkner Rodeo Club had a very productive year. They had three money making projects which included a car vvash, garage sale, and a cheese and sausage sale. The money raised went to sponsor their rodeo in March. Various club members participate in the Lone Star High School Rodeo through the year. The rodeo club ended a fun filled year with hard earned accomplishments. fx . , fa , . ,, A L 1 'aegis-15 :L BOTTOM ROW: M. Minick, C. Franklin, L. Humphrey, E Welchly. SECOND ROW: C. Pippins, T. Blume, R. Click, D. Holder, M. Sorrells. THIRD ROW: C. Kubon, C. Reynolds, J. Hansen, J. Moore, B. Lewis, A. Moon, T. Boozer, J. Seals, K. Turner. TOP ROW: B. Combs, R. Benedict, B. Weidman, T. Griffin, J. Dicken, C. Banks, C. May, R. Peterson, B. Saunders, Mr. Davenport. 238 I Orgcnlzatio s R 7- - ' A VtxA Q' fxih an ir.. - P ' if F Rfb' o vw.-4 Fi ' jiri ri T Y 1 ig., gn audi Y , ,-.. Mgr, Q EE 'M -W.. ,sf 3 r 1 sri- 'K .ikb .'Q,, Y my , S a wr mgxgg, A T ,f I-f M Q.: ,N Mfg, Y . - A ,P E isis wk gs , S , ? Q v- r J l T 1 E -A --N W.. f UPPER LEFT: Barry Combs and Karen Turner boogie at the Rodeo Dance. UPPER RIGHT: Rodeo CIubb'n is all smiles. LOWER RIGHT: Showing ner pole bending style is Karen Turner's favorite activity. Organizations X 239 Exci tem e nt 'J ext , is Y 240 ,I Spods ln- Q qw-Sk RV N-sd I gs 1? u ,Q c. 'J a R Q '4 ' f Q V 4 ' v ,-1' v . 1 4, Q .9 'UM 1 4' : ..Nsf1:, -5 zz f Excitement Displayed in Varsity DistrictOpener Although the '78-'79 Ram Varsity football team closed out its sea- son with a record of O-9-1 , the season offered some highlights. Once again the district opener against Richardson High School proved to be one of the most exciting games of the year. The Ram team exploded to score all of its points in the first few minutes of the game and led at half-time. Richardson was held by the Rams all through the game only to score in the last few minutes and defeated Berkner 14- 13. Another exciting game was the scoreless Homecoming against Pearce. This years Ram team's attack was headed by leading scorers Vic Manon with 24 points and Joe Lehmer with 18 points. Heading up the defense was Kerry Agee with 73 tackles and Steve Lewis with 4 interceptions. BOTTOM ROW: D. Goodman, G. Bright, S. Lewis, D. Medler, M. Clarke, R. Montgomery, R. Montgomery. SECOND ROW: T Murphy, K. Johnson, R. Tompkins, G. Jefferson, G. Brown, H. Sthran, S. Hall, R. Ellis, T. Beck. THIRD ROW: R. Lorentz, E. Stan- ley, J. Stuart, D. Platt, M. Mills, S. Riley, M. Butler. FOURTH ROW: T. Snellgrove, J. Lehmer, C. Foreman, R. Parrish, V. Mahon M. Kiger, M. Sims, J. Price. FIFTH ROW: B. Grubb, S. Stiff, T. Brown, K. Agee, J. Hood, P. Laubacher, P. Stone, B. Flowers, J Jones. TOP ROW: Coach Holladay, Coach Kirk, Coach Jackson, Coach Freeman, Coach Holladay, Coach Talley, Coach Pip- pin. 242 X Sports 0 I I i UPPER LEFT: Joe Lenmer gains yards for BHS. UPPER RIGHT: Pat Laubacher gets his man down. CENTER RIGHT: Running back the return is Gary JefIerson's specialty. LOWER RIGHT: Gary Brown heads the kicking attack. Sports X 243 ij-:tv-.-' - Ar-1 .. f , A .G v-- .Wigan Y - -W., - 4 Q : : --W: : waz:-,,::w UPPER LEFT: The Break Through begins the game. CENTER LEFT: Tackling Mustangs is harder than we thought. LOWER LEFT: Set hut-hut! UPPER RIGHT: Quarterback Gerald Bright dances his way past tacklers. CENTER RlGHT: There goes that sneaky quarterback. LOWER RlGHT: Berkner player Scott Riley holds Pearce to as few yards as possible. 244 ! Sports Bam players earn many honors Berkner football players earned a number ot awards this year. Tony Brown was selected to represent Berkner on the All City 1 st team and All District 2nd team. Steve Lewis was also selected tor All City lst team. Among those being Chosen tor All City 2nd team were Kerry Agee, Ricky Montgomery, and Garry Brown. Receiving l-lonorable Mentions honors in All District selections were Tim Snellgrove, Gerald Bright, Steve Lewis, and Rickey Montgomery. Brandon Flowers was chosen Sophomore ot the Year. This year's team was led by tri- captains Tony Brown, Steve Lewis, and Paul Stone. IA J lv Sports X 245 JV Teams End Matched Season The Junior Varsity football team had their ups and downs this season en route to a 1-9-O for the Green Team and a 1-8-1 record forthe White Team. The Green Junior Varsity Team edged out their only game against the Pearce Mustangs with a score of 14-13. The White Junior Varsity Team got their only victory at the hands ofthe L. D. Bell team with a score of 12-8. The Junior Varsity Team also came close to getting another victory in an exciting game with Lewisville. The game ended in a tie score of 6 to 6. BOTTOM BOW: T. Favorite, B. Tompkins, A. Haynes, S. Ward, S.Davis, B. Boutley, C. Anderson. SECOND BOW: Coach Thor ton, A. Schmidt, K. Carver, L. Davis, B. Berry, D. Page, J. Butler, B. Edwards, Coach Key. THIBD BOW: K. Odom, D. Shaw, M Barnes, M. Schroer, J. Evans, P, Zukosky, B. Lane, M. Miller. TOP BOW: C. Buchtel, C. Basinger, A. Larentz, M. Cooper, B Simmons, E. Anderson, S. Freeman, T. Youman, B. Turner. 246 f Sports wan, UPPER LEFT: Go! Go! Go! UPPER RIGHT: Fighting oft tacklers is the only way to gain yards. tx - if 44. is r lillnvnullnnu Q' Q Q '-R Q 1 r .V RXNE : y , v - , T , T V L Qv . ', ,l I E ig' ., . . Y V gg ,, . .s n I ' I . Z V 11 ' Vr ' Yr f , A I 3 1 . - ' ,S is Uv. . . M- QIP T F - Q. 1 if .J ' '7 wi ll fNr:rz...s.f.- P PP 1 5. ff- V .K iii . .. V' 4 f, r 4 Vkkxyy V Z .RAN J ERAN NE T Z LT HLRKNEQ Q Vim tm? h 1 BOTTOM ROW: R. Watkins, J. Straham, S. Kelly, W. Brown, B. Reese, M. Ewers, B. Vinson. SECOND ROW: T. Bartlett, L. Ham- mond, M. Furney, J. Dowell, J. Veverka, G. Rollans, D. Schoors, P. Gordon, S. Cholas. THIRD ROW: G. O'Dea, R. Dale, M. Danielson, J. Akens, M. Simpson, J. Liles, J. Coleman, G. Beasley. FOURTH ROW: T. Stubbs, K. Martin, M. Bevers, E. Tooley, R. Gaskey, T. Douglas, C. Bowens, K. Gillette. TOP ROW: Coach Talley, C. Adams, K. Barker, M. Varley, Coach Kirk. Sports X 247 Basketball Turns Over a New Leaf The 1978-79 Boys Basketball team turned over a new leaf on Nov. 18, as they began their '78-'79 season with a new coach, Bon Nicho- las. Coach Nicholas had previously coached the JV. Basketball team at Bichardson High School. The Bams concluded their season with an overall record of 11-16. The individual statistics were good, however, the team statistics were low. Senior Tim Englund led the team in scoring with a total of 124 points, and in assists with a total of 71. Jett Frasier, also a senior, contributed to the Bam scoring attack with 54 free throws made out of an attempted 79. This made his free throw average .684 percent. Bussell Phemisters led the team in rebounds. The 1979-'80 team can look forward to an exciting and victorious season next year with the help ot a coach like Bon Nicholas and the experience gained by play- ers moving up from the JV. Team. W l - BOTTOM BOW: G. Seals, K. Daniels, M. Osborne, B. Irvine, D. Luiken, B. Phemister T Englund B Logan TOP ROW Coach Nicholas, L. Nelson, J. l-lill, D. Jolley, J. Frasier, J. Wallace, C. Holland, K. Williams. 248 f Sports - SEC'uua IWW! sin? X i UPPER LEFT: Dribble on down Kerry. UPPER RIGHT: Larry NeIson moves past the Scots to make a lay-up. UPPER CENTER RIGHT: 2 pts. CENTER RIGHT: Berkners Tim Englund stuns Nimitz with his style. LOWER RIGHT: Defense!!! Sports X 249 EF 46 xx!! N ,,...--can--Il Q v' I Y UPPER LEFT: The Rams discuss game strategy. CENTER LEFT: Trap him Rams! LOWER LEFT: What kind of shot is that Tim? UPPER RIGHT: Another game begins for the Rams. CENTER RIGHT: Running toward the basket. LOWER RIGHT: Jett you don't have the ball!!! 250 I Sports Sp n X251 JV i Basketball Places Second in District The '78-'79 Bam JV. Basket- ball team closed out its season with a successful record ot 18- 10. They placed second in dis- trict vvith an impressive record ot 7-1. Their record in city was 3-O earning them the title of City Champs. Led by sophomores J. Marangelli, D. Jolley, O. Bay, and J. Lehmer the Bam team at one time won nine games in a row. This experience will prove to be very valuable for those players advancing to Varsity. .- .-in 1 1 f BOTTOM BOW: D. Deary, S. Fischer, J. Lehmer T Boundtree J Marangelli B Porter P Kennedy D Kitchens TOP BOW Coach Mackey,S. Coole, C. Myers, D. Copeland M Degon O Bay T Luiken B Smith 252 fy Sports UPPER LEFT: Paul Gordon leads the pack towards the ball. UPPER RIGHT: Scott Coole likes putting it in from a long range. CENTER RlGl-lT: David Copeland doesn't have to jump high to score two points. LOWER RlGHT: Doh't be scared it woh't bite. Sports f 253 UPPER LEFT: Varsity Volleyball play- ers get ready for action. LOWER LEFT: Bump it! Set it! Spike it! UPPER RIGHT: Somebody hit it. 254 f Sports .st-XVW wma. U -4- Varsity Volleyball Sets Up 6-9 Season Despite being plagued with problems of inconsistency early in the season, the girl's varsity volleyball team ended their season with a six win, nine loss record. Over two-thirds ot the members ot the team were returning players from the season before, allowing the girls to gain some momentum as the season progressed. They were led this year by Co- Captains Genny Spears and Lori Schroer. High point scorer for the varsity team was Lori Schorer. Julie Wallace had the distinctionof being named First Team All District. She was also named most valuable player for the volleyball team. BOTTOM ROW: K. Allen, C. Bennett, SECOND ROW: K. Miller, G. Spears, J. Piland, L. Schroer TOP ROW: J. Wallace, E. Wright, S. Castle, Coach Yager, V. Dew, J. Rae Sports I 255 Girls Basketball Shoots for District Win The 1979 Berkner Ram Girls Basketball Team ended one of its most successful seasons with a record of 24-8-O and 12-2-O in district. The Girls finished with a sound second place vvin in district action. This is the best performance they have had since entering district 13-AAAA. With such a successful season the Ram Team grabbed many honors. Chosen for First Team All-City was Junior Kim Garron and Junior Cindy Hall for Second Team All-City. l-lonorable mentions went to Junior Vivian Fields and Senior Edvvina Wright. The Rams Coach Carole Champion was selected Coach of the Year and Senior Paula Lake was selected Player of the Year. The Rams and all of Berkner are proud of the performance the Girls team has put forth. The Rams hope to see continued success inthe future, 256 if Sports fir 'S-QjN,i -uuul ',! ...--'is ...Lf n BOTTOM ROW. Coach Champion, D. Garron, V. Fields, K. Milter, E. Wright, O. O'DonneIi, P. Lake. McGiIvarey, J. Brewster, L. Schroer, D. UPPER LEFT: Paula Lake jumps for a Ram free throw. LOWER LEFT: Ram members discuss team strategy. LOWER RIGHT: The Ram team fights to put 2 pts. in the bucket. FAR LOWER LEFT: Watching from the bench is reiaxing. Sports X 257 JV Volleyball Gains Experience The Junior Varsity Girls Volleyball Team had a year of gaining experience. They ended their season with a record of 5- 12-0. Despite this losing record the girls gained the experience they will need as they continue on to the Varsity level next year. According to Coach Yager, Cathey Miller, the high point scorer, will be a great asset next year. Good Luck Girls! f' BOTTOM ROW: J. Rea, S. Castle, D. Fay. TOP ROW: Coach Champion, J. Flores, V. Gempko, B. Fiockner, K. Morse, K. Best, C. l-lall, K. Splavvn, D. Cass. 258 X Sports Girls JV Team Has Close Games The Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Team closed out its season with an even record in district of 7-7-O. ln overall competition they ended their season with a record of 19-10-O. Their season was filled with some close games. The J.V. Rams defeated Sam Houston, Richland, Azle, and Mesquite by only one point. In the three game series they played with Richland Middle School of Ft. Worth, they lost two games by only one point and won one game by one point. ln district action the Rams only lost their games by an average ot nine points. This is an accomplishment to come so close to beating league leaders like Richardson. Next year's Varsity team should drib- ble along tine with these experienced J.V. players. Varsity action will be led by players like Cindy Hall, Kathy Splawn, and Debbie Braden next year. These young ladies will value the expe- rience they have gained as a member ot the J.V. squad this year. UPPER RlGHT: J.V. Rams set up for the return. BOTTOM ROW: A. Ivey, K. Splawn, D. Braden, K. Morse, S. Dicke, T. Rowe. TOP ROW: Coach Paula Yager, T. Wilson, M. Wal- lace, K. Best, N. Halverson, J. Thompson, C. Hall, D. Givens. Sports X 259 Baseball Hustles for Second Place The Berkner Baseball Team once again had a successful season. The Rams completed the season with 15 wins and only 7 losses. lncluded in the wins was the Consolation Trophy from the Twelfth Annual Ft.l.S.D. Baseball Classic and a second place finish in district. The Bams were led by Senior Tim Englund on the mound C8-35 and at the plate with a batting average of 385. Other top hitters for the Bams included Junior Outtielder Gary Brown with an average of 359 and Senior Steve Clark with an average ot 324. The Bams will be losing some fine baseball talent as Seniors Ftobert Lulett, Kerry Agee, Tom Preston, Tony Benyola, David Cannaday, Johnny Price, Steve Lewis, Mark Davis, and Jett Frasier graduate. w.q0E'V K W ga-al. var- . uv wr? A w. 41345. fu BOTTOM BOW: T. Holder, D. Deary, S. Lewis, M. Davis, G. Brown, T. Benyola, C. Deitz. SECOND BOW: S. Starkey, S. Clark J Price, S. Freeman, T. Englund, B. Johnson, D. Cannaday, K. Jacobs. TOP BOW: Coach Talley, B. Looper, B. Smith, K. Agee J Frasier, B. Lulefl, S. Coole, A. DeLongy, Coach Norris. 260 X Sports 1 S .2gSi:J'::gg UPPER LEFT: Hitter David Deary gets a base hit. CENTER RIGHT: SAFE! FAR CENTER RIGHT: Outfielder Mark Davis looks into the sum as he makes the catch. Sports X 261 Q ,I ,V ,if UPPER LEFT: Hope I make it in time LOWER LEFT: You're out this tirne. UPPER RIGHT: Kerry Agee Waits for the ball to get there in anticipation of tagging the runner out. LOWER RIGHT: Tony Benyola steps out ot the batters box to watcn nis tearn's runner advance. 262 f Sports Q if I as an if '- wr : 'iWBQh ? 3 Y Jr P Q' M .we 464' g aw 1 al zz? wt will 3 gg 4 5 ze: 3 ,dfhny 'Wm l!X 't1l N 8 .AW We.-fa4.,,,.-w Team Provides Excitement Awards given at the Sports Banquet were to Tim Englund for M.V.P. and Coach Talley started a Super Attitude award given to Mark Davis, Jeff Frasier, and Johnny Price. The Rams provided their fans with plenty of excitement and were not out of the playoffs till the last day of district. The Plano Wildcats and the Bams were tied for the second half race and in the deciding game Plano ended up on top 2-O. Coach Talley rated this year's team by far the most hustling ball club he might ever have. The team hopes to have another successful season next year when the fine talents of David Deary, Gary Brown, Blake Smith, Bichie Johnson, Scott Coole, and Sophomore Scott Freeman return to the squad. Sports ! 263 UPPER LEFT: The triumphant Rams shovv their enthusiasm after scoring a goal in their defeat of the Wildcats. UPPER RlGHT: Greg Vinez turns the ball upfield as Robby Saye follovvs the action. CENTER RIGHT: Ram goalkeeper, Lynn Venable, reaches high over a Lake Highlands player to steal the ball. LOWER RIGHT: Su Kil Chong dribbles the ball in on a heavily defended goal area, if P f M ,. . ,,,. . W. , ,, ' ' . . f 477 ' M'7'? 'f4:I-ll' i V T T r ' .is' 'T' it M :rig t L Varsity Soccer Team BOTTOM ROW: Coach John Lee, Mgr. Bill Fauquier, Robby Saye, Terri Marcinko, Greg Vinez, Charlie Patchen, Gary Broyles Kevin Hartman, Scott Plugee, Lynn Venable TOP ROW: Sung Kim, Chuck Cola, SuKil Chong, Pat Marcinko, Reggie Canales Brian Ervine, Mike Bearden, Kevin Ryan, John Solberg, Kerry Dunn, 264 f Sports -4 Soccer Finishes Second This year's Bam Soccer season ended with a second place finish in Zone I ot district 13-AAAA with a record ot 7-9-O. Most of the Bam's games were very close. They lost four games by only one goal and lost five games by two goals. The leading scorers for this young team were Brian Ervine, Sukil Chong, and Begi Oanales. Begi Oanales and Sukil Chong were selected as the MVP. 's ot the team. K Q--wmv-'EQUIP' 'M 'f 7 Junior Varsity Soccer Team BOTTOM BOW: Coach B. Dill, B. Dewhurst, B. Young, G. Hendricks, J. Ryan, S. Oliver, K. Lewis, T. Pascarelli, J. Price, D. Vender, J. Smith, J. Hastings TOP BOW: B. Thoes, S. Kwon, B. Kearny, J. Morgan, O. Dunn, B. Harris, S. Pilove, O. Furlow, D. Jopling Sports X 265 Girls Soccer Boasts Best Season The Girls Soccer team ended its third season of competition with a record of 6-8-O. This was their best season yet. To say team is really incorrect because the girls Soccer program grew large enough this year to enable them to have a Varsity and Junior Varsity team. The Junior Varsity team had a rough first year playing an abbreviated seven game season and finishing with a O-6-1 record. But losers they are not, playing with spirit and enthusiasm they were a welcome addition to the program. The Varsity team abounded with talent and potential this year and although they did not explode into the winning season expected of them, they did record many fine victories and some very close losses to the district's leading teams. Due to many injuries the Varsity team was constantly called on to pull together and work even harder. Through the wins, the losses, the broken bones, pulled muscles, the floods, and the ninety mile an hour wind storms, the Girls soccer team continually proved that they are made ofthe stronger stuff that shows character, achievement, and success. BOTTOM BOW: A. Chase, A. Smith, M. Delise, A. Fairman. SECOND BOW: M. O'Donnel, P. Lake, N. Venetucci, K. Miller, A Gosling, J. Mullen. TOP BOW: Coach Beedy, O. Alexander, J. Brewster, T. Woodyard, O. Hall, T. Amyx, L. Davis. 266 f Sports 1- X - -W - --as fm. .- 1 -. y., . .sm Q gggg E f -H I g BOTTOM ROW: M. Moore, K. Begley, J. Flores, R. Oliver, K. Boisvert. TOP ROW: Coach Reedy, S. Chase, V. Armertdariz, K. Zacny, J. Edwards, J. Dotson L. Black- well. 'f.. 5 Q. l -.V-HK . M if-as . A any ' Y isa f ' K K -' - . . if . . I yr . N Ss. I .. , 5 'f ' K K M' UPPER LEFT: Paula Lake is really head strong about her soccer game. UPPER RIGHT: Ram player Diane O'Donr1ell sets her strategy. CENTER RIGHT: Ram player makes efforts to get the ball. Sports X 267 Track Team Breaks Records The 1979 Track team had a very successful season. This year's team, however, was a young one with only three seniors competing. Four new school records were set this year. Kevin Murphy set a new record in the discus and Brandon Flowers set a record in the shot put. Both boys did this feat as sophomores. School records were also set in the 440 yard relay and mile relay. All members of both relay teams will he returning next year. Berkner wound up a terrific season as fourth in the district, and with all the returning talent, next year promises to be even better. , 5' ,Ai , f fgmisk . ', 0 , s S r ,:ffg'9i'E'ai3taE5,9 I ttf -Qiiaiag i 1 .X giietw. + ix I Y '55 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM, BOTTOM BOW: B. Bradley, B. Baiff, C. Pusey TOP BOW: Coach Freeman, K. Bawlinson, l.. Collins, G. Denny, S. Stiff 268 V Sports Q UPPER LEFT: Richard Bradley shows Q : riff T l l his high style UPPER RIGHT: Practice makes perfect FAR LEFT: Jimmy T Dowell hurdles in after school workout i f . Q iilrli 1 ' F . . 4,5 BOTTOM ROW: B. Raiff, M. Clarke, S. Steffen, M. Montgomery, J. Dowell, K. Lewis, S. Strom, C. l-lodges, C. Percy, SECOND ROW: J. Gritten, T. Ellis, M. Butler, K. Grounds, R. Bradley, J. Lehmer, T. Youman, R. Turner, J. Akens, M. Sims, G. Denney, T. Moore, J. Lu TOP ROW: Coach Freeman, C. Basinger, L. Collins, S. Stitt, K. Murphy, G. Ray, M. Degnon, C. May, B. Flowers, M. Watley, R. Burleson, Coach Thornton, Coach l-lolladay Sports I 269 Q K3 UPPER LEFT: Runners Paula Lake and Kathy Vetter meet obstacles on their way to the finish line. CENTER RIGHT: 1 like steak and track practice. UPPER RIGHT: Workouts can be rough. 270 X Sports on ET z 'Win 15. WW BOTTOM ROW: K. Vetter, R. Mason, R. Rorapaugh, D. Schminke. SECOND ROW D. O'DonneII, P. Lake, M. Matheny, B. Rusca. TOP ROW: Coach Mackey, J. Brew- ster, P. Myers, Y. Loria, V. Long. Tracksters Run to State The girls Track Team had an extremely successful season as second place was a rarity to them. First place seems to fit into their style. Paula Lake and Kathy Vetter were the outstanding seniors who fought it out all the way to state. Paula was high point individual in most meets amidst tough competition, with co-hart Kathy Vetter, keeping her first place 800 meter title all the way to state. The whole team hung on through injuries to their peers and came out with second in District and Regionals and sixth in State meets. Our girls Cross Country team shined all season with a continuous array of first and second place trophies. It all culminated with the coveted first place trophy at the district meet. Kathy Vetter kept her first place individual throughout the season and kept it through the grueling State meet. ln Regionals, the girls grabbed second, which placed the team in the sought after State competition. BOTTOM ROW: K. Vetter, J. Ferrel, P. Myers, W. Greenburg, D. Wallace, A. Wallace, S. Schminke. SECOND ROW: K. Splawn, M. Matheny, M. Hughes, P. Lake, J. Wallace, B. Ruuska, R. Trouy. TOP ROW: Coach Mackey, D. Schminke, S. McGilvray, T. Wilson, C. Hall, J. Brewster, V. Long. Sports ! 271 Gymnasts Tumble Toward Trophies The Berkner Gymnastics Team had a very productive 1979 season. The Boys' team captured the city title at the City Meet in March. The team placed third at the Richardson Invitational Meet competing against nine schools. Mike Sims led the Boys' team vvinning a total of 43 tirst place honors, including seven medals he vvon at the State Meet He represents Texas as the number one male all-around gymnast. The Girls' team vvon first place in three tri-meets. They also captured second place at the city meet and third at the regional meet. Karen Hunter, Mary Beth Kartsotis and Debbie Simonetta gualitied at Regionals to represent Berkner at the State Meet. F -11 BOTTOM ROW1 R. Trouy, D. Simonetta. SECOND ROW: l.. Nash, J. Kolp, K. Robinson, M. Coats, K. Hunter, D. Finley, S. Phil- lips, T, Albrecht, M. Potts. TOP ROW: E. Sullivan, Coach Levvin, P. Ward, B. Mart, G. Smith, M. Sims, R. Burleson, P. Cunning- ham, O, Suttertield, J. McAlister, Charles M. Kartsotis. 272 f' Sports UPPER LEFT: Karen Hunter snows ner Style on the balance beam. UPPER RIGHT: Mike Sims warms up before the meet. CENTER RIGHT: Up and over. LOWER RIGHT: This can get boring. Sporis X 273 ji Tennis Team Raises Racquet The Varsity Tennis Team played in a numerous amount of tournaments this year. They won in matches against South Garland, Newman Smith, and Denton. Leading the men's team was Charlie Easum while Melissa Garin proved to be the girls number one player. Players Joe Buftingtom and Ron Taylor played to the second round of the district contest. Doubles team of Becky Rorapaugh and Stephanie Dicke went to the third round ot district. The Rams put in a year of hard work and look forward to many winning matches to follow next year. 2 , will BOTTOM ROW: M. Garin, M. Mason, J. Rayborn, M. Grigsby, C. Dobbs. TOP ROW1A. Pool, L. Ervine, N. Ryan, T. McKinney, L Cantor, C. Easum, J. Dennison, P. Farag, R. Taylor, L. Meister, J. Buffington, S. Dickey, Coach Moore. 274 X Sports . 4 f 3 X' A B . pe., UPPER LEFT: Watch out Jimmy Con- nors!! UPPER RIGHT: It went that away. FAR RIGHT: I toe the line. CENTER RIGHT: Charlie returns the favor. i Sports X 275 Wrestlers Pin High Goals The 1979 Bam Wrestling Team set a high goal for the tollovving Bam teams to uphold, as they gave Berkner its pest season ever of 9-5. The Bams ended the season vvith a fifth place finish in district and regionals. Among their most improved players were Mark Osborne, Orlando Pope, Scott l-luffman and David Boob. New Students Bop Sarvey and Bon Taylor greatly improved the team. Mark Osborne and Bob Sarvey both placed as district champs. David Boop and Scott Huffman finished third in district and regionals with Bon Taylor and Orlando Pope following vvith a fourth place finish in district. Coach Martinez stated that if this year's team is any indication of future teams the Bams should have many more vvinning seasons. BOTTOM BOWL M, Osborne, B. Sarvey, T. Elrod, A. Newborn. SECOND BOW: B. Mount, B. Hill, O. Pope, B. Austin, M. John son, M. Avina. TOP BOW: Coach Martinez, J. Saoatini, D. Boob, C. McGowan, D. Bryant, C. Blair, A. See, S. Huffman, D. Gray. 276 Sports A , 5.5 gm f -- , 1 A,f,: f .. ' K -.i'k f 4- 'X ., T 'h A I ,R sg' . E? Ay W , . . -- ' . my R I.. r Irt K ,,.,, ,. 3 .Q M'c'..,W - sl ,mr I, Y WWA' ,L ' ' .1 W--,1: -f,i.f:- 1 :'. D A? ZA , ' iirs R srrir it ' f I A w:,g, tl UPPER LEFT: The Rams matches were highlighted by much action. UPPER RIGHT: State members included M. Osborne, D. Roob, S. Huffman, B. Sarvey. CENTER RIGHT: Rams show the stuff it takes to win tro- phies. LOWER RIGHT: Ram Wrestlers accept their trophies with honors. Spons X 277 Swimmers Stroke to Meet Victories The Svvimming team ended the season by having 16 qualifiers for the regional swim meet at SMU. This was the finishing glory after bringing home three dual-meet wins and one tri-meet vvin. Members of the team earned many personal honors this year. Frank McMinn was named one of the top eight free stylers in Texas vvhile Beth l-lenry set the nevv regional record in TOO Butterfly and finished seventh at the State meet, The girls 200 yard Medley Belay ranked in the top l O in Texas which was an accomplishment that made the vvhole team proud. They were comprised of Ann Holland, Laura Jack, Beth Henry and Maria l-lenry. Laura was also named one ot the top 20 freestylers in Texas. -5.5, BOTTOM ROW: M. Henry, J. Jones, J. Corcoran, L. Jack, B. Henry, L. Beddell, N. Manitzas, K. Green SECOND BOW S Oakey J. Field, C. Wilson, K. Haltom, M. Zvanik, B. Davey THIBD BOW: C. Larsen, B. Lieber, F. McMinn K Morgan J Davey C Adams, BACK BOW: J. McAllister, L. Goeden, A. Holland, B. Morgan, S. Miller, Coach Stanley 278 X Sports WN... UPPER LEFT: The diving team this year consisted of Pat Smith, Lisa Blair and Melanie Compton. UPPER RIGHT: Coach Stanley congratulates Skinny on his fine free style strokes LOWER RIGHT: HELP! aG 1 J! W - - W . 'Q Q A W ,, ,. - , Www' ff Y- , - ,W ' - - 9Pf 'A ' t ,. A+ i 'tj M1 Ak ...r , K ,QA my K MAY K , W - -i n N d wg ,Bw K 4 ' ' - X ' ,. L T - '1 t-,- , - - Sports X 279 t-- , fig If .-XX K ki vi J 'K :yr-f VW? ll - I 1 ir, P'.-Q . . va, Q be X A A H rf M , 1 V 0. K BOTTOM ROW: A. Jones, J. Craig, M. Sorrels, J. Blume, J. Hansen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Turner, Mr. Turner, A. Moon, T. Boozer, G. Gerard, C. Franklin. THIRD ROW: R. Benedict, B. Combs, B. Garland, M. Jones, C. May, L. Humphrey, P. Davenport. TOP ROW: K. Turner, E. Welchly, T. Turner, M. Minick. Rodeo Team Rides to Challenging Year Many exciting and challenging moments highlighted the Rodeo Team's year. The team members attended many rodeos, including the Lone Star High School Rodeo. Members like Melanie Minick participated in barrel racing, Karen Turner in pole bending, and Craig Franklin in bronc riding. After the rodeos, the team found time to relax by attending a dance sponsored for rodeo participants. Overall the Rodeo Team is an exciting addition to the Berkner sports arena. 280 X Sports 49 J- ,r 'ff' i 'Wiasfdl ' , H 51- W ' ll , QL , l - ,f:g2mgwe-3 R, M Q4 E. vw 0' 3 ' We 1,' A ' -I . 4+ MM K an 1? wa, - wr ,A -fl, . A , ,, , 'iw-,,,-'x'x:fr' A J . ,. . - 74 , , - 4 ' . ' Qin! .1 -. ,, -' ' Q '-'al ll I ,ek W 1. Q. 4 VW, L 'ir l 1' rx'-'. ,S ,WM -.f .. 5 A ,, , wg' 4' .S+ ' ' 5 n, ' ,,,,- ' W , I QU- M, I , - 'Y' f- f ffxgfggw-1, ,A I QW. ZA-, lVk,,?.v.x3, ,, -U.. X I , , ,Jw ' ' - . N -' , f' . A f 1 ' ,P 5 v ,w ,,, , , 'f 4 f. f-V-1 15. l S' 4 any .-. Q A ,, . 3 , I M, , MN-,.,,1L 5 .W A-nf - M, ,, V-f ,, - ,1 adv , - -' wus' M, L. - -J -I. ,, 1 P y xv .V ,, M I H. I Fw ' ., 'K gn fm-z, ' 1 WM, 1 'V' '. .. XJR QA- 1' V. ' A ' --4. . 1 P '--4 ' , N , ..,. aww, . ' L A jeu .afar 'M N wr,,.f-- .. . l .g 'L QSM 'Q K 5 M. QS K. 73 Mg HQ., .iw W .9491 W' 41.1- ?? Q NCQ. UPPER RlGHT: Melanie Miniok gets, ner catch. LOWER RIGHT: Melanie leads Beaver around the barrels. 2 v 4 H 52 A 5? Sporis X 281 1 Golf Teams Swing Successfully v The Berkner Men's Golf Team proved to be one of Berkner's most talented Varsity Golf Teams ever. Before district competition the Bams competed in seven tournaments. In the seven tournaments they competed in, they finished first in tvvo of them, second in tvvo of them, third, fourth, and fifth in three different tournaments. Greg Morrison was a second place medalist in the Irving Tournament, and a seventh place medalist in the Denton Tournament. Greg Tubbs vvas a fourth place medalist in the Wichita Falls Tournament. One of the Bam's victories vvas in the Fifth Annual B.l.S.D. High School Golf Tournament. This vvas the third victory the team had achieved in this contest. Greg Tubbs vvas a first place medalist, Greg Morrison vvas a second place medalist, and Denton Acrea vvas a fourth place medalist in this competition. After all this action the team placed third in District 13-AAAA. Greg Tubbs vvas first place medalist in the district and picked Most Valuable Player. Greg vvas also selected to the first team All-District. This accomplishment allovved him to compete in the Regional Meet in Denton The Golf Team vvill only lose one starting golfer through graduation. They are looking forvvard to another successful season. X su ig-5 'j 'r 1 G Q' 9 wif ' mam 2 'QF BOTTOM BOW: J. Strautman, K. O'DonneIl, G. Lloyd, J. Sullivan, G. Morrison, D. Acrea, S. Horner, K, Robertson. TOP BOW: Coach Stockton, J. Holdridge, B. Benedict, G. Tubbs, J. Jackson, J. Engel, B. Morgan, J, l-lalpenney, E. Bitter. 282 Sport f I -.f BOTTOM ROW: G. Lloyd, J. Sullivan. TOP ROW: Coach Stockton, 'l l md' D. Walker, T. Carey, S. McKinney, M. Looper, E. Peterson, J. Davis, Coach Stock- ton, D. Busnach, G. Tubbs, J. Jackson, E. Ritter, G. Morrison, D. Acrea. The Girls Golf Team finished its year with a third place finish in district. The girls competed in the Denton Girls Golf Tournament and the Duncanville Girls Golf Tournament prior to the district competition. Next year's team will be losing all but two of its members through graduation. Due to this Coach Stockton stated that next year will be a rebuilding season in hopes of another successful season. Sports X 283 fi .. uv MS' Qi , N if if Su . .1 S , S Qal Q! q it T: D zimf 2 1 Q 5 .T fi . ,ff yoj .. 3 i Nts ' f Qs Q ' rsi.i . BOTTOM BOW: B. Browning, D. Hicks, J. Zier, G. Perez, B. Ward, B. Gordon, T. Nicholson, Fl. Kennedy. SECOND BOW: A. ,, McGaha, S. Furr, C. Kuhn, M. Waters, S. O'Rourke, J. Dowell, D. Clifton, D. Brinkmeyer. THIRD BOW: B. Kim, B. Mahurin, B. i,,,r,, West, G. Kallas, B. Medlin, J. Laubacher, S. Bales, M. Heidenreich. FOURTH BOW: G. Churchill, J. Donnelly, R Shaddox. Fl. 5--zz.: , . U H 1 in , uv- V 1 A 1 g W ' :K5 S f f I R f Q is 3' L if J i q D me . - vs Ferguson, M. Rufi, T. Cobb, D. McAbee, T. Anthony. FIFTH ROW: K. McDonald, S. Poissoit, R Watts, G. Calk, R. Alvis, T. Weis, T. Stickler, FZ. Magee. TOP ROW: Coach Carlat, T. Crow, S. Howard, J. Kle, B. Opananich, Coach Mackey. Q .e . . A L .. , . . . 'I' v 'ew Q .. K - Q is ' A-' ' . - 2 SI W-J' . . . fs' A. 2 Qi I 1 spores 1 283 aa Wx GIRLS BASKETBALL BOTTOM BOW: M. Cunningham, Y. Porras, C. Morgan. N. Hibbs, S. Yarb- rough, B. Harp, TOP BOW: M. Mc!-Xllister, P. Blair, L. Hilt, M. Danek, D. Braden, T. Parvin, J. Wilson, K. Claok, Coach McFarland. 286 X Sports Q , . A 2 20. if ,,Q1 'Q I in Freshman Floundball- ers Dribble for Action BOYS BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW: B. Stafford, B, Mahu- rin, M, Bowles, G. Davis, lvl. Nicholson G, Burkhart, C. Mikkelson, Coach Key TOP ROW: E. Furlovv C Cannaday B Jarka, C. Kuhn, J Zier L Lewis W-M? GIRLS GYMNASTICS BOTTOM ROW: C. Wells, Y. Porras, C. WdB,B.Tdes'KN'ROW:S.Ymb- rough, C. Morgan, J. Wilson, T. Hoff, M. Cunningham. 288 !Spor1s . .......... .... . .C . fi -V-,gk WM ,. wen.- . i Freshman Girls Display Talents Through Sports GIRLS VOLLEYBALL BOTTOM BOW: M. Cunningham, J Sutlerfield, J. Wilson, K. Clack, S. Yar- h B. H . TOP BOW1 Y. Porras boug , arp P. Blair, M. McAllister, M. Danek, D Braden, C. Morgan, N. I-libbs, Coach McFarland. SP' m!289 GIRLS TRACK BOTTOM ROW: S. Yarbrough, K Clark, N. Hibbs, T. Parvin TOP ROW Coach McFarland, T. Hoff, L. Hilt, M Danek, M. McAllister, Y. Porras, C Morgan 290 X Sporfs Freshman Track Runs to Honors BOYS TRACK BOTTOM ROW: T. Nickels, D. Gour- Iey, A. McGaha, B. Kim, B. Jarka, M. Waters SECOND ROW: M. Fauquier, R. West, D. McAbee, J. Donnelly, S. Hoppe, R. Shaddox, R. Medlin, Coach Carlat TOP ROW: B. Manurin, T. Sick- Ier, R. Alvis, T. Weis, J. Ligntsey, G. Calk, R. Watts, K. McDonald, S. Pois- soit Kr f. N I Sports X 291 Endi n k-Em, I-L11 M TU-af fffjiisii 5 W b' f V , ,- ,..: Wj,A as ,, , ji! 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K- - i.p:W,?. in new-f ---- Hisziwvzs- 1 ,F?i'f' Brown, Abbott, Janes 51 Abisror, Kenneth 51 Adams, Janice 51,231 Afzal, Ahmed 51 Agee, Kerry 51, 166,242,260 Alexander, Thomas 51,229 Alfrey, Robin 51 Anderson, John 51, 191 Anderson, Jon 51 Angevine, Laurie 51 Ansley, Diane 51,187 Anthony, Greg 51 Ashtari, Mitra 51 Ashton, Rhonda 51 Ashton, William 52 Atkinson, Barbara 52,229 Atkinson, Mack 229 Aunspach, Bret 52 Avellino, Alexa 52 Avina, Mike 276 Bagheri, Kaveh 52 Bailey, Jon 52 Bailey, Keith 52 Baker, Angela 52 Ban, Leslie 52 Barlow, William 53,191 Barnes, Joel 52, 213 Barnes, Kimberly 52 Barnett, Lorri 52 Barraza, Mike 52,230 Barron, Kenneth 52,230 Bartlett, Carol 52 Bartley, Babette 53, 191,213 Beasore, Lori 53, 158, 169, 178 Beaubien, Dana 53,231 Beckwith, Paige 53,168, 178,213 Beis, Lisa 53, 160,178 Bender, Kim 53 Benningfield, Donald 53 Benyola, Anthony 53, 260 Barry, Phillip 53 Bhangoo, Pushpinder 53 Bielstein, Susan 53 Biondi, Marissa 53 Bishop, Edward 203 Bishop, Sandra 53,231 Bitting, Virginia 53 Black, Christopher 53 Black, Lisa 53,227 Blake, Kevin 220 Blair, Chris 53,213 Blasko, Richard 53 Bledso, Teri 53 Bogue, Jeffrey 53 Boone, Constance 53, 231 Boyd, Natalie 53,220 Bradley, Richard 54, 224, 268, 269 Braun, Thomas 54, 237 Breslin, Thomas 54, 194 Brewster, Jana 54, 209, 257, 266, 270, 271 302 Senior Index Bridwell, Michael 54 Brock, Julia 54,191 Brooks, Cindy 54, 201, 203, 231 Brown, Antony 54, 194,242 Brown, Cathy 54 Brown, Jeffrey 54, 233 Michael 54, 215 Curry, Debra 57,231 Curtis, Corey 57,227 Dale, Cheri 57 Dale, James 57,191 Dano, Leslie 57,231 Davey, Joseph 57,278 Davidson, Gregory 57, 191 Bulla, Denise 54,213,223 Burkhart, Mark 230 Burnett, Toni 54, 227 Burton, Kelly 54,169,211 Calligaro, Debra 54 Camp, Rosemarie 54 Canales, Stephen 55, 264 Cannaday, David 55, 170, 260- Caperton, Lori 55 Capps, Lisa 55, 187 Capps, Pamela 55, 230 Carey, Tammy 55,283 Carlisle, Charles 55,233 Carney, Brian 55 Carpenter, Cynthia 55, 197,218 Carr, Russell 55 Carter, Stacy 55 Carver, Robert 55 Castellanos, Patricia 55, 191,224 Cauduro, John 55 Cave, Bobby Chambers, Thomas 55 Champagne, Stanley 55, 229 Chapman, Valerie 55 Cheatam, Christopher 55 Childress, Bobby 55 Chong, Sukil 264 Christy, Michael 55 Chritton, Stephanie 55,221,224 Clay, Matthew 55,221 Clemente, Frank Clifton, Jannis 55 Clowdus, James 55, 191 Cody, Mark 55,229 Cody, Scott 56, 229 Cole, Jill 56, 191 Cole, Scherrie 56 Collins, Larry 268,269 Combs, Sharon 56, 187 Commons, Michael 56 Compton, Stephanie 56, 187 Coons, James 56 Coons, Janet 56 Cooper, Deborah 56 Cooper, Harold 56, 216 Cooper, Mary 56,230 Cope, Cynthia 56 Cox, Alisa 56 Cox, Colleen 56,232 Crank, Christopher 56 Creaner, Kyle 56 Crossen, Carol Crossland, Gary 57, 230 Cunningham, Tammy 57 Davis Christine Davis, ,Christine 57,187,228 Davis, Jan 57, 217, 218, 283 Davis, Leigh 57,218,225 Davis, Mark 57,260 Davlsh, Abdollah 57 De Leon, Rosa 57,228 Dean, Linda 57 Delagarrigue, Andre 58 Deloach, Lisa DeMarco, Drew 58 DePrato, Jill 58 Dew, Valerie 58,239,255 Dicken, Jerry 58, 238 Dietz, Diane 58, 187 Dillard, Latrice 58 Dipiazza, Vincent 58, 193, 221, 225 Dobbs, Cindy 58, 182, 209, 274 Dollar, Lesha Doty, Linda 58,229 Freeman, Donald 59 Fulford, Eric 59 Fulghum, Donald 59 Furgerson, Steven 59 Ganter, Patricia 59, 191, 217, 218 Garcia, Cuauhtemo 59,229 Garcia, Margie 59, 198, 199, 207 Garcia Garcia , Maria , Rudy 59 Gardner, Robert 59 Garretson, Cynthia 59,201,218 Giles, John 59 Glasscock, Kevin 60 Glenn, Joel 60, 172, 218, 220, 221, 224 Glisson, Carri 60, 228 Goldis, Maryl Gonzalez, Hector 232 Goza, Clifton 60 Graham, Regina 60, 171,227 Gray, Robert 60 Green, Lizabeth 60,218,224 Greene, Lisa Griffith, Jeffrey Grigsby, Richard 60, 229 Gritten, Joe 60 Gross, Alan 60 Grounds, Rhonda 60 Dowdy, Diesta 58 Dowling, Stephen 58 Drumm, Dena 58, 164,191,218 Dunn, Kerry 58,264 Dunn, Phillip 58,230 Durbin, Richard 58,230 Dyer, Michele 58 Easterling, Gregory Easum, Charles 58,274 Easum, Mary 58 Elledge, Renee 58 Elliott, Scott 58, 230 Ellis, Veronica 58,200,213 Elrod, Michael 58, 200 Engel, James 58,211,221 Engel, Jeffrey 58, 282 Englund, Tim 58,248,260 Estep, Nancy 59, 187 Evans, Donald 59 Evans, Ralph 59 Fairman, Adele 59, 191,266 Farrell, Jacquely 59,201 Fazeli, Mohammad 59 Fazeli, Nadia Ferrell, Jack Elentge, Robert 59, 194 Foraker, Kimberly 59 Ford, Patrick 59, 191 Ford, Rocky 59,216 Forrest, Cynthia 59, 191, 193 Frank, Bonnie 59,231 Franklin, Craig 59, 229, 238, 280 Franks, Michael 59 Frasier, Jeffrey 59, 248, 260 Grounds, Sharon 60,233 Grubb, Russell 60, 194,242 Hajibashi, Djaleh 60,221 Hall, Lynn 60,197 Halpenny, John 60, 213, 215, 282 Hamic, Leigh 60 Hamilton, Phillip 60,211 Hammack, Barbara 60 Hammack, Rae 61, 191,218,226 Hampton, Debbie Hampton, Willian 61 Hamrick, Steve 61 Handel, John 61,230,237 Handy, Keven 61,208 Harman, Roger Harp, Debra 61 Harrell, Peyton 61 Harris, Michael Harris, Steve Harrison, Elizabeth 61 Hart, Todd 61,227 Haven, Pamela 61 Hawthorne, Michael 61 Hays, Robert 61 Heatley, John 61 Henderson, Twila 61 Henninger, Camela 61,170,187 Herd, Stephen 61,227 Hertel, Paula 61,213,225 Hicks, Catherine 61, 191,220 Hiebel, Christopher Higdon, Jana 61 Hilton, Terri Hocker, John 62, 182 Hodgkinson, Gregory 62,230 Hoffecker, Jennifer 62, 237 Hogue, De Ann 62, 172, 187,215 Holcomb, Jeffrey 62, 191 Holland, Chris 62,248 Holman, Armour 62 Hooper, Cindy 62 Horn, Dianna 62,187,215 Howard, Allen 62,175,191,217, 218, 220, 221 Howard, Maryannie 62, 202 Hudson, Janice Hughes, Karen 62, 227,233 Hughes, Kyle 62 Hull, Mike 62, 238, 280 Humphrey, Lee 62,238,280 Hunter, Rachel 62, 230 Hux, Jenni 62 Ingram, Tracy 62 Ivey, Grace 62 Jack, Laura 62,278 Jackson, Joseph 63, 282, 283 James, Hoyle 63,213,223 Jan, Cynthia 63 Jasper, Vicki 63, 197,213,236 Jay, Sandra 63, 230 Jenkins, Sharla 63, 167,187 Johnson, Kim 63 Johnson, Michael 63, 213, 21 5, 276 Johnston, John 63, 191, 193 Jones, Janet 63 Jones, Jason 63, 242 Kanewske, James 63, 223 Kang, Roger 63 Kang, Sang 63 Kao, Peter 63 Karabaic, Nicholas 19, 63 Kartsotis, Mary 63,272 Kearney, Kyle 63, 191 Kelly, Kelley 63 Kempton, Charles 63, 194,222 Kerr, Blanka 63 Keyser, Kimberly 63,217,218 Kilander, Jean 63,230 Kilander, Marie 63 Kilcrease, Mike 63 Kim, Hong Kim, Sang 64 King, Brenda 64 Kite, Kelby 64 Knox, Douglas 64 Kocsis, William Kolb, James Krizmanic, James 64, 191, 193, 216 Kwasniak, Terry Kwon, Ranju Laird, Lisa 64 Lake, Paul 64 Lake, Paula 64, 166, 257, 266, 270, 271 Lamm, Tami 64 Lane, Leslie 64, 230 Latham, Angela 64, 218, 221, 224 Latham, Paul64, 221,224 Laubacher, Patrick 64,208,242 Lauer, Betsy 64 Lawrence, Cynthia 64,227 Leach, Brian 64, 191 Lehmer, Joseph 64,242,269 Leichsenring, Lori 64, 174, 187, 218 Leigh, Stephen Levens, Rita Lewis, Harold 64,242,260 Lewis, Larry 64, 191 Lewis, Lisa 64, 187 Lhuillier, Cheryl 64, 200 Light, Laurie 65 Lightsey, Erin 65 Lindsey, Rocky Linnstaeder, Randy 65 Long, Victor 65 Looper, Michele 65, 191, 193, 222, 226, 283 Lopez, Jose 65 Lorentz, Ricky 65,242 Loria, Yvonne 65, 270 Lu, Johnson 65,221,269 Luiken, David 50, 65, 165, 182, 194, 208, 248 Luleff, Robert 65, 260 Lumsden, Susan 65 Luscombe, Joan 65,187, 197 Lynch, Rosalynn 65 Mace, Larry Mahurin, Michael 65 Mahurin, Pamela 65,229 Maia, Diane 65,191,218 Mann, Jason 65 Marcinko, Patrick 65, 191, 193, 264 Mart, Debbie Mart, Robert 65, 272 Mason, Kevin 65,217 Matthews, Lisa McCray, Deborah McMinn, Frank 65,278 McNellis, Jerry McAlister, Julie 66,228,272 McAllister, Jean 66, 278 McAlpin, David 66 McCraw, Angela 66,174,191, 218, 222 McCurray, Eva 66,231 McDaniel, Michael 66 McDonough, Susan 66 McGee, Janna 66,228 McGowan, Karl 276 McGrew, Cynthia 66, 182 McGrew, Pamela 50, 66, 182, 229 McKinney, Sharon 66,283 Medler, Donnye 66, 242 Mendelsohn, Don 66 Metscher, Michael 66 Middleton, Linda 50,66, 182,213 Milam, Lisa 66,218 Miller, Barbara 66 Miller, Bobbie 66,237 Miller, Cynthia 66,213,224 Miller, David 66 Miller, Mark 66 Miller, Rayford 66 Mills, Michael 66, 242 Mitchell, Linda 67,218 Mitchell, Paul 67 Mize, Eric 67 Mize, Terri 67, 197 Moffatt, Edwin Molter, Lei 67, 197 Montgomery, Ricky 67, 194, 208, 218, 272 Moore, Alan 67 Moore, Diana 67, 187 Moore, Rebecca 67, 187 Moore, Wendy 67 Morgan, William 67,282 Morgan, William 67 Morman, David 67, 168 Morse, Loren 67,227 Motas, Anabel 67 Mount, Roger 67, 276 Mowery, Carol 67, 187 Mozley, William 67,172,182, 194 Mullen, Kathryn 233 Murphy, Karen 67 Murphy, Tamara 67, 230 Murphy, Jill 67, 228 Musil, Brenda 68 Myers, Gary 68 Myers, Sharon 68, 191, 222, 226 Na, Chang 68,230 Navalta, Mark 68 Nicholson, Valeri 68 Nielson, Karen 68 Nolan, Leslie 68 Norris, Kimberly 68 Null, Charles 68,194 O'DelI, Cynthi 68 Odom, Kimberly 68, 128, 191, 223 O'Donnell, Diane 68, 209, 257, 270 O'Donnell, Kelly 68,282 O'Donnell, Margaret 68 Oley, Joseph Orsatti, Gina 68 Osborne, Lori 69, 198, 199, 209 Osborne, Mike 69, 248 Ouellette, Steven 69, 191, 193, 220, 229 Owensby, Elizabeth Pagan, Jesus 69 Parker, Debra 69, 231 Parker, Joe 69 Parnitke, William 69, 174,201 Patchen, Charles 69, 191,264 Peasner, Chris 69,230 Peche, Richard Penny, Ruth 69, 191,218,226 Peterson,Edi69, 191,218,283 Peterson, Hildie 69 Phemister, Russel 69, 208, 248 Phillips, Kella 69 Pires, Catherine 69 Pittroff, Robin 69 Planells, Suzanne 69, 230 Ploehn, Harry 69, 164, 172, 175, 218, 220, 221 Politano, David 69 Prather, Christia 69, 200, 217, 218, 220 Preston, Thomas 69 Price, Johnny 69, 182, 194, 242, 260 Price, Michelle 69 Priest, Lori 69 Puig, Suzanne 69,172,174 182 197, 201 Quarles, Dwight 69 Ramsey, David 70,236 Rawlins, Roger 229 Reif, Denise Relder, Angela 70, 187 Rentro, John 70 Renfrow, Tommy Reynolds, Dale 70, 233 Rhodes, Sheila Hico, Gregory 70 Riegling, Michael 70 Riley, Scott 70, 194,242 Riter, Gary 70 Ritter, Eric 70,282,283 Rivers, Tammye 70, 231 Roberts, William 70 Rodgers, Ronald Rodgers, Steven 70 Roob, David 70, 276 Rooters, Fred 70 Rorapaugh, Roxanne 70, 218, 270 Rose, Ernie 70 Ross, Anthony 71 , 213 Antonia 71,201 Roy, Renee 71, 182, 209 Royall, Beverly 71 Rozinsky, Dana 71,227 Rutledge, Anthony 71 Sanderford, Jeffrey 71 Sanders, Jana Sarnacki, Michael 71, 230 Sarvey, Robert 71 , 276 Schminke, Diana 71 , 209, 218, 224, 270, 271 Schroeder, Richard 71 Schroer, Lori 71, 165, 172, 182, 209, 255 Schroer, Lynn 71, 172, 182, 197 209, 257 Schutza, Curtis 71,191 Scott, Debbie 71 Seegmiller, Robert 71 , 191,221 Seibert, Jom 71 Shaffar, Nancy 71 Shain, David 71,230 Shaw, Robert 71 , 222 Shea, Michael 72,230 Shilling, Kenneth 229 Showers, Claudia 72 Siegert, David 72 Simmons, Darren 72 Simmons, Paula 72,231 Skinner, Jeffery 72,233 Slovak, Patricia 72, 197,227 Small, Charles ' Smith, Barry 72, 191,216,233 Smith, Elizabeth 72, 191 Smith, Gregg 72 Smith, Gregory 272 Smith, Kent 72 Smith, Lane 72 Smith, Paul Smith, Randall Smith, Robin 72 Smith, Sherry 72, 172, 174, 178, 179 Snellgrove, Timothy 72, 242 Soliday, Elizabeth 72,237 Spears, Genifer 72, 201 , 255 Spielmaker, Sheryl 72 Springrrian, Debra 72 Stanford, Ernest Stanley, Eric 73,208,242 Stephenson, Philip 73,227 Sthran, Hubert 73, 171 , 230, 242 Stieglitz, Sherry 73, 191,218,224 Stoker, Robin 73, 231 Stone, Paul 73, 160, 194,242 Stookey, Marc Stookey, Michelle Strother, Dori 73 Stuart, James 73, 242 Sublett, Rhonda 73 Sullivan, Melinda 73 Swanson, Eric 73 Sykora, James 73 Tam, Kai Tarrillion, Howard Tasker, Thomas 73 Tate, Christina 73 Taylor, Charles 73 Taylor, Suzanne Abella, Alegria 85 Accountius, Matthew 85 Acrea, Denton 85, 282, 283 Acuff, Joel 85 Adams Adams, , Deborah 85,230 Adams, Adams. ACIGTTTS , Archie Chris 85,278 Dede 85, 257 Lee 85, 194 Atteld, Mark 209, 220 Ainsworth, James Allrey, Michele Allrey, Shelley 85 Allen, Kenneth 85 Allen, Mitch 85,229 Allen, Suze 85 Alston, Kathryn 85 Ameen, Richard 85, 194 Amling, Roxanne 85 Amyx, Teal 85, 200, 209, 266 Anderson, Sharon 85, 191, 193, 220 Andrews, Van 85, 191, 193 Armstrong, Julie 85 Balch, Caryn 85 Ball, James 85, 191,193 Bardin, Vicki 85, 231 Barnett, Beth 85 Barnette, Lorri Barraza, Michael Barrou, Troy 85 Bascou, Jeff 86 Bass, Dana 86,201 Bass, Lisa 86,230 Batton, Bill 86 4 Teems, Tracy 73, 191, 216, 224 Thompson, Mary 73, 191 Ticheli, Deborah 73,227 Tim, Richard 73 Timinsky, Charles 73 Tompkins, Richard 83 Torngren, Kathy 73,230 Townsend, Gerald 73,201 Troutt, Kelli 73 Turner, Diesta Turner, Karen 74, 238, 280 Turner, Tickey 74 Ulrich, Jeffrey 74, 225 Unfried, Diana 74 Valva, Frances 74, 191 Vandergriff, Jon 74, 216 Varley, Debra 74, 227 Vender, Kenneth 74 Venetucci, Edward 74, 191,213 Ventura, Tamara 74 Vetter, Kathy 74, 21 1, 218, 270. 271 Voorhees, Debra 74 Vowell, Michael 74 Wade, Ricky 74,229 Walker, Clyde 74 Walker, Rome Wallace, Denise 75 Wallace, Jeffrey 75, 182,208,248 Wallace, Julie 75,255,271 Wallace, Michael 75 Waller, Helen 75, 191 Walls, Teresa 75,201 Walton, Lisa 75,191,223 Ward, Mark 75,233 Washam, Ray 75,229 Watkins, Janet 75 Watkins, John 75 Way, Scott 75 Weber, Bradley Weber, Kathrine 75 Weidler, Linda 75 Weidman, Lance 75 Welch, Rowland West, David 75 Westerman, Lori Westfall, William 75 Whitcomb, Michael White, Laura 75, 182 Whitman, Vicki 75 Widmer, Suzanne 75 Juniors Bauer, Brad 86,207,224 Baxter, D'awn 86,201 Bayman, Lyndon 86 Beasley, Gregg 86, 247 Beasley, Kyle 232 Beasley, Ryle Beaudry, Robert Begley, Kathy 86, 267 Bell, Adrienne 86 Bellows, Kim 86 Bennett, Cheryl 86, 209, 255 Bennett, Jeff 86 Berlin, Karla 86,191,216 Bernstein, Sheree 86, 228, 236 Bevers, Mard 86, 247 Biard, Becky Bickers, Carolyn Bielstein, Kenneth 86 Bien, Suzanne 86 Bishop, Sherri 86 Black, Don 86 Black, Tracy 86 Blackwell, Elizabeth 86, 267 Blackwell, Sherri 87 Blair, Christopher 276 Blair, Lisa 87 Blake, Brian 987 Balnco, Maritza 87 Blaylock, Bobby 87 Bledsoe, Teresa 87 Block, David 87 Boatright, Robert 87 Boehm, William 87 Bolin, Cynthia 87, 191 Boone, Rebecca 87, 231 Borison, Baughn 87 Bowens, Curtis 87,247 Bowman, Janet 87 Bracewell, Rina 87 Braden, Debbie 87, 184, 259 Braun, Steven 87,237 Breslin, Katharine 87, 197 Bright, Gerald 87, 242 Grown, Alice 87, 191 Brown, Cliff 87 Brown, Garry 87, 242 Brown, James 87 Brown, Ken 87 Brown, Kevin 88, 209, 229 Broules, Gary 88, 194, 225, 260, 264 Bryant, Lee Buchanan, Betsy 88, 187 Buffington, Joe 88,274 Bullard, 223 Elizabeth 88, 191, 213. Bullion, Toni 88 Bunch, Bunch, Donna Elizabeth Burcham, Linda 88, 197, 213, 222 Burleson, Russell 88, 194, 269, 272 Burr, Suzanne 88 Burrows, Gary 88 Bursby. Rhonda 88 Butler, Jennifer 88, 227 Butler, Michael 88, 242, 269 Butler, Sherry 88 Byers, Rene 88,227 Wilkinson, Thomas 75,218,220 221 Williams, Michael Williford, Ronald 75,167,230 Wilson, Andy 75 Wilson, Jana 75 Wilson, Rhonda 75 Wilson, Sidney 75,231 Wingo, James 50, 76, 172, 191, 211 Wise, Judy 76 Withers, Beverly 76,230 Witherspoon, Kelly 76 Witherspoon, Tanya 76 Wong, Earl 76 Wood, Karen 76, 230 Woods, Russell 76 Woodyard, Frank 76, 221 Wright, Edwina 76,255,257 Wurtz, John 76 Xeros, Charles 76, 230 Yarr, Janet 76, 233 Yenawine, Dallas 76, 191, 220, 221 Youngblood, Dan Yutan, Jill 76 Zach, Helen 76 Byers, Robyn 88, 187 Byrd, Terri 88 Calame, Amy Calame, Martin Calhoun, Susan 88, 178, 184 Callaham, Roy 88 Calvert, Rodney 88,231 Camille, Mike 88 Campbell, Jeff 88, 191, 225 Camabam, John 88 Cantor, Lyndon 88,223,274 Cargile, Brak 88 Carron, Casey Carter, Carol 88 Carter, Jom 88 Casey, Stacy 88, 229 Castle, Shannon 88,255,258 Catlett, Teri 88 Cauduro, Paul 89 Cayton, Patricia Chambers, Cheryl 89, 178, 179, 224 Chandler, Darla 89 Chapa, Yvette 89, 187 Chapman, Lisa 89 Chase, Ann 89,209,266 Cholas, Toni 89 Ciordia, Frank 89 Clark, Cynthia 89,230 Clark, John 89 Clarke, Mike 89,242,269 Click, Roy 89,238 Clifton, Mike 84.89, 184 Clickscales, Donald 89 Clickscales, Kerri 89, 233 Clowdus, Scott 89 Cobb, Kevin Coker, Diane 89 Cole, Jonathan 89 Cole, Mark 89, 230 Cole, Randy 89 Colker, Clinton Collander, Chester Collins, Cleann 89 Collins, Coy Colvin, Cindy 89 Compton, Melanie 279 Comte, Carole 89,201 Conley, William 89, 194 Connors, Glenn 89 Coogler, Kevin 89 Coole, Scott 89, 252, 260 Cooper, Diana 89, 184,213 Cooper, Trey 89 Copeland, David 89, 224, 252 Corcoran, Joe 90, 194, 213, 218, 223 Correu, Marvin 90, 192 Countryman, Karen 90 Covert, Cindy 90 Cowain, Robert 90, 192 Cowley, Sharon 90, 178, 179, 213 Cox, Sonia 90 Crawford, Jenny 90 Crawley, Rena 90,232 Cropp, Jeff 90, 229 Crow, Gergory Crump, Angela 90 Cunningham, Peter 90, 178, 179, 201 , 272 Curry, Patrick 90 Cushman, Callie 90,228 Daily, Lisa 90,231 Dale, Ritchie 90,247 Danek, Judy 90,228 Daniels, Kevin 90,248 Dao, Don Davenport, Tom 90 Dividson, David Davis, Jodi 221 Davis, Kenneth 90 Davis, Lori 90 Davis, Troy 91 Day, Kelly 91, 178, 179 Deans, Steven 91 Deary, David 91, 252, 260 Debaugh, Johnny 91 Degnon, Mark 91,252,269 Delisle, Michelle 91, 191,266 Dewhurst, Bobby 91,265 Dierolf, Scott 91 , 230 Dietz, Carla 91 Dipiazza, Gaby 91, 187 Dirriwachter, Hetty 91 Dotson, Alan 91 Douglas, Altonio 91,247 Drake, Dana 91,187 Duke, Dineta 91 Duncan, Keith 91,229 Dunegan, Joe 91 Dunham, Karen 91 Dunham, Mark 91 Dunlap, Susan 92 Dunn, Frank 92 Dunn, John Duran, Patty 92 Dwyer, David 92 Eason, Susan 92 Ebinger, Molly 92 Edwards, Janet 92, 198, 199, 267 Edwards, Kenneth Eisen, Jodi 92, 197, 222 Eitel, Alan 92 Elliott, Cheryl 92 Ellis, Kevin 92,242 Ellis, Rick 92,218 Ellis, Tim 92,269 Elrod, Alvis 92,276 Engel, David 92 Ervine, Brian 92,264 Essary, Dana Eudy, Kathie 92, 191 Evans, James 92 Evans, Justin 92,230 Everett, Shannon 92 Everett, Shelley 92 Farmer, Kendal 92, 187 Farnell, Beverly 92 Fauquier, Bill 92, 194, 208, 264 Fellwock, Melissa 92 Felmet, Cindy 92,231 Ferrell, Chris 92,191,216 Fields, Vivan 92,257 Figueroa, Bill 93, 201, 221, 222, 223, 236 Fillebrown, Laura 93,223 Fisher, Angela 93, 209 Fitzgerald, Cindy 93 Flores, Josie 93, 258, 267 Flores, Karri 93 Fording, Kevin 93, 233 Foreman, Charles 93, 194,242 Forniglia, Lynn 93 Fortner, Julaine 93 Fox, David 93, 229 Foxall, Rodney Frankl, Richard Frasier, Steve 93 Freeman, Donald Freeman, Kevin Frolik, Carmen 93, 216, 220, 223 Fulton, Jim 93 Furlow, Craig 93,265 Furney, Mike 93, 184,208,247 Garcia, Carol 229 Garcia, Lee 93 Garcia, Raul Garin, Melissa 93,274 Garrett, Neal 93, 229 Garron, Kim 93,257 Gaskey, Ricky 93, 247 Gehrlein, Tom 93,213,218 Gernand, Chuck 93 Ghoshi, Dirar 93 Gibson, Greg 93,230 Gililland, Michael 93 Gittle, Jeff 93, 191, 193, 225 Givens, Deedee 93, 200, 209, 257, 259 Glenn, Carrie 94 Glenn, Jenny 94, 220 Golden, Stefani 94 Goldis, Mary 94,224 Goldstein, Gail 94, 213, 223 Goodman, David 94 Goodman, Peytom 94 Gosing, Anna 94,237 Graichen, Lisa Gray, Robert Green, Karen 94,191 Gregory, Mark 94 Grigsby, Lance 94,229 Grigsby, Mike 94,274 Grimes, Vonda 94, 230 Gross, Debbie 94, 187 Grounds, Sharon Halbrooks, Kevin 94 Hale, Lisa 94 Hall, Shed 94,242 Hall, Terri 94 Hallum, Shirley 94 Halton, Kelly 94,278 Halverson, Nancy 94, 209, 259 Hammond, Laura 94 Hamrick, Stephen 229 Hand, Sharon 94, 213 Handel, Karen 94, 187 Hanly, Margaret 94 Hare, Pam 94,237 Harper, Tami 203, 228 Harpst, Sarah 94 Harris, Angela 94, 191,225 Harris, Ray 94, 194, 221, 224, 2 Harrison, Kim 94 Hartman, Kevin 94, 264 Haster, Bob 94 Heath, Billy 94 Heidenreich, Barbara 94 Helder, Nancy 94, 198 Helm, Jay 94,230 Hendricks, Gary 94, 265 Henriksen, Vicki 94, 222, 237 Henry, Beth 94,278 Hetherington, Kim 94,211 Hicks, Robert 94 Hightower, Niki 94, 187 Hill, Jeff 95, 248 Hill, Robert 276 Hindman, Sheryl 95 Hirsh, Julie 95 Hogg, Annamarie 95,200 Holder, Debbie 95 Holder, Tracey 95, 260 Holdridge, James 95, 282 Holiday, Janis 95 Hollamon, Julie 95 Holland, Jeanne 95 Hollie, James 95, 191 Hood, John 95,223,242 Horner, Steve 95, 223, 282 Hosek, Kim 95 Houts, Mark 95 Howell, Jana 95,203,213 Huck, David 95 Huck, Mark Hudnall, Ellen Hurrman, Scott 95, 276 Hulstutler, Alan 95 Hughes, Doug 95 Hughes, Mary Beth 95,271 Hukill, Kenneth Hull, Mike Humphrey, Lisa 95,230 Hundley, Gordon 95,232 Hunter, Karen 95,272 lrvine, Brian 161, 248 Jackson, Charles 95, 232 Jacobs, Karen 95, 187 Jarvis, James 95,200,230 Jasper, Sharon 95 Jeffers, Kim 95, 191, 228 Jefferson, Gary 95,242 Jester, Paul 95 Johnson, Kevin 95 Johnson, Richie 260 Johnston, Timothy Jones, Beth 95 Jones, Mary Joubert, Bill 95, 229 Kallas, Angela 95, 201 Kapanday, Ron 95 Kaup, Linc 95,229 Kennedy, Pat 95, 194, 213, 218, 252 Kerr, Robin 95,191 Kerrigan, Pamela 95 Kessler, Mark Ketterman, Mary 95 Kiely, Nancy 95, 187 Kiesling, Dean 95, 191, 193,200 218, 220, 222 Kiger, Mike 95,242 Kilcrease, Steve 95 Kim, Seung 96,264 King, Cindy 96 Kinney, Brian 96 Kirk, Karen 96, 178, 179 Kisell, Vicki 96, 200 Knox, David 96 Kollins, Robert Koontz, Steve 96 Kring, Davis 96 Krizmanic, Mark 96, 191 Kulp, Lori 96, 272 Kwon, Song 96 Lamm, Tracy 96 Lane, Jeff Lankford, Brad 96 Larson, John 96, 191 Lauber, Jackie 96 Lawson, Pamela 96 Lee, Sandre 96,191,216 Lehr, Andy 96 Leonard, Kristi 96 Leszcynski, Ray 96, 211 Lewandowski, Laura Lewandowski, Tricia 96 Lightsey, Mary 96, 205 Liles, Jeff 97, 247 Linder, Herb 97 Lindholm, Michael 97, 194 Lineback, Kim 97 Linscott, Jay 97 Lloyd, Curtis 97, 191 Loftin, Mary 97,187 Loftin, Mike 97 Logan, Richie 97, 248 Logsdon, Patty 97, 218 Long, Vickie 97,270,271 Looper, Bonnie 84, 97, 191, 218 260 Lopez, Johnny 97 Lopex, Jose Lovan, Bill 97 Love, Donna Lovelady, Paul 97, 194 Loyd, Gregg 97,282,283 Lucas, Jonathan Lydick, Marian 97, 191, 213, 218. 236 Lyles, Rusty 97 Lyng, Rosemary 97, 187 Macy, Paula 97,191 Malan, Lisa 97,187 Malch, Alicia 97,224 Malkosky, Karl Malone, Phyllis 98 Mangimelli, Lisa 98,232 Manitzas, Nick 98, 194, 278 Manitzas, Sophia 98,201 Manon, Vic 98,242 Marcinko, Terry 98, 194,221,264 Mart, Natalie 98, 184 Mart, Robert Martin, Bradley Martin, Candy 98,228 Martin, Greg 98 Martin, Kyle 98 Martin, Troy Mason, Mark 98,222,274 Mason, Reba 98,270 Mason, Susan 98,187,198 Matheny, Marilee 98,270,271 Mathew, Elizabeth 227 Matteson, Jody 98 May, Lawrence 98,229 McDonald, Diann 98 McGregor, Brenda 98 McNellis, Damon McAlpin, Stephen 98,237 McClellan, Eric 98 McClerkin, Tracy 98, 187 McDonald, Tory McGilvray, Susan 98, 209, 225, 257, 271 McKinney, Greg 98 McKinney, Terry 98,274 McLane, Kim 98 McNeir, Michael 98 McNeIlis, Damon 89 McPhail,Lezli98,159,161,178. 179 McOuiston, Dawn 98 Meister, Laura 98, 197,209,274 Mehr, Eric 98 Michel, Carla 98, 225 Miller, Barbara Miller, Jay 98 Milliorn, Susan 99 Mize, Becky 99 Montgomery, Randy 99, 184, 218. 242 Montgomery, Micky 99, 194,269 Moore, Craig 99 Moore, Kelly Moore, Lori 99, 267 Moore, John 99 Morgan, Cort 99, 229 Morgan, Kim 99,216,278 Morgan, Rhonda 99, 197, 224 6 Morrison, Greg 99,282,283 Mueller, Micheal 99 Mundy, Donald Munsterman, Anthony 230 Munsterman, Linda Murrell, Donna 99,211 Murphy, Karen 201 Na, Chang Nash, Lori 99, 272 Nation, Rodger 99 Nelson, Larry 99, 194, 248 Nelson, Sharon 99 Newborn, Andy 99,276 Nicholson, Michele 99, 187 Niuman, Amy 99 Nolan, Leslee Norris, Libby 99 Nuckolls, Eddie 99 Oakley, Steve 99, 278 O'Donnell, Molly 99,266 O'Donnell, Robert 99 Olds, Blake 99 Oliver, Doug 99,265 Olson, Diane 99, 191 Ormond, Phil Osborne, Mark 99,276 Ownsby, Michelle Pack, Mark 99 Parker, Ande 99, 191, 193,225 Parrish, Rusty 100, 184, 194, 208. 242 Parsons, Sandra 100 Pascarelli, Tony 100, 265 Pate, Kelly 100 Paul, Darryl 100 Pavuk, Mark 100, 192 Pearson, Benita 100, 231 Peasner, Christopher Peltier, James 229 Peray, Marcel 100 Perez, David Peterson, Richard 238 Pheeney, Karen 100 Pippins, Chris 100, 191. 238 Pippenger, Diane 100 Pires, Mark 100, 225 Platt, Duane 100, 225, 242 Plugge, Scott 100, 191,264 Poindexter, Renee 100 Pope, Orlando 100, 276 Poulton, Roberta 100 Poux, Jim 100 Prasad, Bari 100 Prasad, Mira 100 Prasad, Tom 100 Press, Jason 100 Preston, Ashley 100 Pronozuk, Wally 100 Prudhomme, Juliana 100, 192. 213 Prussack, Terri 100 Puig, Robert 101, 194 Ouillen, Jeff 101 Raack, Michelle 101, 191,220 Raiff, Bruce 101,268,269 Rawlins, Randy 101 Rawlins, Rodger 101 Ray, Dean 101,231 Ray, Deborah Raybon,Jeff 101,274 Raye, Janet Raymond, Ronnie Rea,Jerrie 101, 211, 255, 258 Redding, Kris 101 Redding, Larry 101 Reeves, Darryl 101 Reif, Diane 101 Renfro, Charlotte Rhodes, Jeff 101, 191 Rhodes, Robert Richard, Brian Richard, Denise 101 Richards, Ann 101 Richter, Kevin Ricks, Liz 101, 187 Riegling, Mike 101 Ritter, Sheryl 101 Roberts, Terri 101 Robertson, Joe 101, 218 Robertson, Kevin 101, 223, 282 Robinson, Debra Robinson, Kelli 101, 187,272 Rodriquez, Jerone 101 Rollans, Greg 101, 247 Rorapaugh, Becky 102, 237 Routly, Rob 102 Royer, Arthur Rundel, Jack 102, 233 Rundel, Keith 102 Ruschmeier, Paula 102 Russell, Thomas 102 Ryan, Alainna 102 Ryan, Jeffrey 102, 265 Ryan, Kevin 102, 191, 264 Sabatini, James 276 Salsbury, David 102 Salsbury, Mike 102 Sanderlord, Doug 102,230 Sawula, Debbie 102, 187 Schmidt, Jon 102 Schoors, Dennis 102, 247 Schrengohst, Steve 102 Schroeder, Laci 102 Schroeder, Mary 102, 191, 216, 220 Schroeder, Suaznna 102, 197 Schubert, Debi 102,209,257 Schultze, Laquita 102 Scott, Melinda 102 Seale, Dana 102 Seals, Angela 102 See,AIan 102,276 Senseman, Debbie 102 Sever, Amy 102 Sewell, David 102 Sexton, Deirdre 102 Shanafelt, Alison 102 Shaw, Patricia 102, 236 Shaw, Russell 103,230 Shell, Deedee 103, 191 Shoultz, Mark 103 Sikes,Sheri 103,201 Silmon, Jacque 103, 231, 271 Silvar, Debbie 103 Silver, Glen 103, 191 Simpson, Marlon 103, 247 Sims, Mike 103, 194, 272 Sims, Mark 103, 191, 193, 242. 269 Skaggs, Jeff 103, 194 Slovacek, Shery 103 Smathers, Tim 103, 201, 225, 237 Smeltzer, Timothy Smith Smith, Smith. Smith. Smith. Smith, Smith. . Blake 103, 194 Aimee 103, 184, 213, 266 David 103 Julie 103 Lee 103 Monica 103 Sheila 103 Smith, Susan 103, 187 Spindler, Robert 103, 191,225 Sposato, Mike 103 Spradlin, Terri 103 Spratt, Kim 103, 187 Staley, Karter Standeler, Laura 103, 200, 218. 223 Stanley, Staci 103, 187 Stark, Geni Starkey, Sheri 103, 207, 21 1, 213. 260 Steffen, Scott 103, 223, 269 Stevens, Sherrie 230 Stewart, Sheila 104, 228 Stieler, Joey 104, 191 Stiff, Scott 104, 242, 268, 269 Stockert, Joseph Stone, Bill 104,222,237 Stone, John 104 Stone, Michael 104, 191 Strautman, Jeffery 104 Strahan, Jonathan 104, 247, 282 Strorn, Scott 104, 269 Stubbs, Terry 104, 247 Sulliban, Jack 104, 282, 283 Summers, Leigh 104, 187 Sutterfield,Odie104,272 Seeden,John104, 191,216 Swingle, Carol 104, 209 Taylor, Lynda 104 Taylor, Ron 104, 274 Taylor, Ron 104 Ten Napel, Lisa 104 Teter, Shelly 104 Thelemann, Darryl 104, 192 Thompson, Daniel 104 Thompson, Sarah 104 Thompson, Scott 104, 259 Thompson, Tina 104, 191, 193 Threadgill, Mike 104, 230 Tillman, Terrie 104 Tleel, Rena 104 Traller, Susie 104, 187 Trice, Wilson 104 Trovada, Nick 104, 193 Tubbs,Greg 104,282,283 Tubbs, Katherine 104, 226 Turner, Pat 104, 200, 218, 280 Turner, Robert 104,201 Turner, Sharon 105, 229 Vahrenkamp, Vicki 85, 105, 191, 193, 213, 218 Vandagrifl, Kurt 105 Vandergrifl, Shawn 105 Vars, Juan 105 Comm Vasquez, Elias 105, 192, 201, 229 Vaughn, Brian 105, 194 Venable, Lynn 105,264 Versher, Rhonda 105,220 Vinez, Greg 105,264 Vinson, David 105 Walker, Carlene 105 Walker, Darlene 105,283 Walker, Jeff 105 Wallace, Dorothy 105,227 Warnell, Regina 105 Warnick, Leslie 105, 184,209 Aburas, Alia 109 Accountius, Timothy 109 Adams, Cary 109 Adams, Clifford 109,247 Adams, Dana 109 Akens, Jeffery 1 9, 247, 269 Albrecht, Tracey 109, 159, 180. 272 Alexander, Chris 109,266 Alexander, Shannon 109 Alexander, Zachary 109 Allen, Douglas 193 Allen, Elaina 109 Allen, Kim 109, 255 Allen, Stanley Allen. Stephen 109 Anderson, Chris 109, 246 Anderson, Eric 109,246 Anderson, Michael 191 Andrews, Cristi 109, 191, 193 Armstrong, Allison Arnold, Merri 109, 180 Arthur, Gary 109 Arvizu, Tim 109 Ashe, Danny 109. 224 Ashley, Donald 109 Aughenbaugh, Belinda 109, 203 Auld, David 109 Austin, Randy 109 Avent, Lisa 109 Bagby, Raymond 109 Bailey, Cathy 109, 191,233 Bailey, Forest 109 Bailey, Mary Banks, Cliff 109, 238 Barker, Kevin 109, 247 Barkwell. Charles 109 Barnes, Mike 110,246 Barnett, Philip 110 Bartlett, Cynthia 110 Bartlett, Russell Bartlett, Tracy 110, 247 Basinger, Cleve 110,246,269 Batton, Jim 110 Bauden, Sheri 110 Baxter, John 110 Bayman, Tracie 110, 198 Warren, Toni 227 Washam, Reynolds 229 Watkins, Jackie 105,228 Watkins, John Watkins, Ray 105, 247 Way, Julia Weil, Arnold 84, 105, 184,194 Weinerman, Gini Welchly, Evelyn 105, 238,280 Wells, Daniela 105, 233 Wells, Doug 105,233 Welsh, Skip 105, 218, 221 Wenholz, Karen 105 West, Laurie 105, 225 Wester, Glenn Westerman, Vanessa 105, 191 Wharton, Janet 105 Wheelus, Emily 105 White, Kyle 105 White, Shelley 105 White, Susan 105, 191, 228 Widmer, Jeff Wilcox, Vicki 105 Williams, Jeff 105, 184 Sophomores Bearden, David 110, 191, 264 Beauchamp, Craig Beck, Tye 1 10, 185, 242 Beis, Melanie 110 Benedict, Richard 110, 238, 282 Bennett, Charles 110, 191 Bennett, Kim 110, 233 Berg, Eddie 110 Berry, Bo 110, 246 Berry, Keith 110 Best, Kelly 110, 258,259 Bhullar,Raipreet110 Bichell, Robert Bickers, Terri 110 Bickham, Ann 110 Bickham, Sean 110 Bilsky, Phil 110 BirdwelI,Elayna110 Bishop, Mayr Bishop, Richard Blagg, Richard 233 Blair, Beverly 110 Blair, Denise 1 10, 220 Blair, John 110 Blitz, Bryan Blount, Cyindi 108, 110, 185 Blume, David 111, 192 Blume, Timothy 238, 280 Boisvert, Kathryn 267 Bond, Gregory Boozer, Tony 111, 238, 280 Bowden, Sheri 111 Bowles, Julie 111 Bowman, Joseph Box, Barry 111, 225 Bradberry, Mike 111 Bradberry, Sherry 111 Braden, Thomas Brasfield, Jody Brasher, Mark 111 Braun, Alison Braun, Chris 1 1 1, 192 Brendemihl, Heidi 111,223 Brinker, Scott 1 11, 191 Broolhouse, Paula Brooks, Crystal 111, 202 Brooks, Sarah 111 Brown, Wally 1 1 1, 247 Browne, Melanie 111, 224 BrOyleS,BeCky111, 198,213 Brueckner, Betsy 111 Bryan, Keith 111, 192 Bryant, David 111, 276 Buchanan, Barbara 111, 180 Buchtel, Charles 1 1 1 , 246 Buist,Julie111, 198,203 Busby, Carol 111 Busnach, Dolly 111, 185, 283 Butler, Allison 1 1 1 , 225 Butler, Harry 111 Butler, William 11 1, 225, 246 Cade, Charles 1 11 Calk, Donna 111 Capps, Ken 112 Capps, Scott 1 12 Carey, Colleen 112 Carlson, Jimmy Carlson, Sharon 112 Carlson, Thomas 1 12 Carrera, Steve 112 Carson, Kim 112 Carter, David 112, 209 Carter, Michelle 112 Carter, Steven 112 Carvell, Richard Carver, John 112, 246 Casey, Bobby 1 12 Cass, Debby 108, 112, 185, 258 Cassidy, Thomas 1 12 Catlett, Peggy 112 Chatman, Vance 1 12, 223 Chester, Tony 1 12, 194 Cholas, Steve 112, 194, 247 Christensen, Sally 112 Christy, Claire 1 12 Chritton, Cindy 1 12, 191 Clark, Dawn 112 Clark, Linda'112, 213 Claster, Mark 112 Coats, Michelle 112, 224, 272 Cobb, Anthony Cobb, Coleman 112 Coia, Chuck 112, 264 Coleman, Jack 1 12, 247 Williams, Kim 105 Williams, William Wilson, Diane 106, 191, 223 Wilson, Trey 106, 203 Wilson ,Terrie 106, 259, 271 Wilson, Trey 106 Witmer, Jeff 106 Wong, Wood, Leland 106 Mark 106 Sood, Vickie 107, 218, 220, 222 Woodyard, Patricia 107,266 Young, Bill 107 Young, Bridget 107, 192, 236 Young blood, Dan 107 Collier, Ralph 112, 213 Collins, Amy 1 12 Collins, Michelle 112 Colton, Steve 112 Combs, Barry 112, 238, 280 ons, Shery 1 12 Compton, Melanie 113 Connors, Suzanne 113 Conoly, Domma 113 Conoly, Wesley Cooley, Scott 113, 234 Cooper, Gary 246 Cooper, Karen 113,223 Corcoran, Anthony 236, 278 Correu, Julie 1 13 Couper, Tamara 1 13 Covert, Tammy 113 Cox, Christine Cox, Darrell 113 Cox, Michelle 113 Cramer, Steve 113 Crawford, Kim 113, 198 Crosland, Kelly 113 Crouch, Scott 1 13, 223 Crow, Jeff 113 Cudoy. Steven Cumbie, Kathy 113 Cummings, Tami 113 Cummingham, Melinda 113 Curry, David 1 13 Curry, Teresa 113, 191 Cushman, Kerri 113 Dale, Valerie Daniel, Cory 113 Daniel, Joe 1 13 Daniel, Sue 113, 191 Danielson, Marty 113, 247 Danielson, Susan 113 Davey, William Davila, Marie 1 13 Davis, Besrena 113 Davis, Joe 113 Davis, Larry 113, 246 Davis, Laurie 113, 266 Davis, Randy Deadman, Dave 113, 246 De Ceault, Shelley 1 14 De La Rosa, Robert 114 De La Rosa, Rudy De Leon,Elva 114,198 Devord,Ginia114 Delisle, Bret 114 Delongy, Alice 1 14, 260 Denney, Garron 1 14, 268, 269 Dennison, Jasper 114, 274 Dicke, Stattanie 1 14, 209, 259, 274 Dickson, Heather Dieter, Suzette 1 14 Dolan, Steve 114 Dollar, Shelly Donohue, Lori 114, 191 Donzell, Mark 114 Dotson, JoAnn 114, 213, 267 Dow, Jim 114 Dowell, Jimmy 1 14, 247, 269 Doyle, Kim 114 Dreher, Bert 108, 114, 185 Duclow, Jeff 114 Dunn, Chris 1 14, 265 Dyer, Sandy 1 14 Eastin, Bill 114 Eberle, Ernest 114, 191 Eberts, Dorothes 114 Ebinger, Mary 233 Edwards, Bob 114,246 Edwards, Deborah Edwards, Liz 114 Edwards, Robert Elder, Sylvia 1 14, 198 Emad. Bobby 114 Engle, Steven 114 Ernisse, Darrell 114 Ervine, Lori 115,274 Eskew, Karen 115, 198 EsliCk,Jelf115 Esplin,Ian115 Essinger, Kathy 1 15 Estep, Sandra 115 Evans,Jeff115, 191,246 Evans, John 1 15 Ewers,Mike 115,247 Fackler, Bobby 1 15 Farag, Kaled 115,274 Favorite, Tom 115, 146 Fay, Debbie 115,258 Fay, Diane 115 Fenster, Rocky 115 Ferguson, Scott 1 15 Fernandez. Eugenio 1 15 Ferrell, Liz 115 Fields, Brian 115 Fingerle, Michele 115, 192 Finley, Darby 115, 272 Fischer, Scott 115, 252 Fish. Duane 115, 191 Flesher, Shelly 228 Flowers, Brandon 115, 242,269 Flynn, Laura 115 Fontaine, Hilda 1 15 Foraker, Kathy 1 15 Fordino, Mike 115 Foster, Steve Fowler, Terry 115 Fox, Leo 115 Fox, Susan 115, 180 308 Frazier, Gina 116 Freeman, Kevin 116 Freeman, Kirk 116 Freeman, Scott 116, 246, 260 Frost, Schelly116, 191,225 Gagnard, Anne 1 16, 213 Ganci, Kelly Ganci, Kevin 224 Ganter,Mary116, 185,191 Garafola, Michael Gehrlein, Mark 116 Geisler, Todd Gempko, Vicki 1 16, 258 Getty, Diane 116 Geyer, Darren 116 Gibbons, Alice 116 Gibson, Rissell 116 Gilland, Lisa Gillette, Kyle 116, 192,247 Giordano, Kerri 116 Glst,Schaundram116,203 Glassen, Cheryl 116 Glenn, Shawn 1 16 Goeden, Leah 116, 278 Gordon, Paul 116,247 Gosling, Josephine 116, 192 Gould, Andy 1 16 Gove, Steven 116 Gray, David 116, 276 Gray, John 1 16 Gray, Suni 116, 185 Green, Cecil Green, David 116 Green, Kelly 116, 278 Greenberg, Wendy 116,271 Greenwood, Bill 116 Grice, John 1 16 Griffin, Tracy 116, 238 Griffith, Angela Grimes, Rochelle 116 Gritten,Jaok116,269 Gross, Toss 116 Grounds, Kirk 116, 269 Grubb, Ranioe117 Guillemaud, Wes 1 17 Hadfield,Lyrae117, 192 Haley, Jack 117 Hall, Carl 117 Hall, Cindy 117, 258, 259, 266, 271 Hamby, Teresa 1 17 Hamilton, Mike 117 Hamilton, Richard 117 Hamlin, Gry Hammaok, Sherry 117 Hammond, Lynn 117,247 Hanes, Allan 1 17 Haney, Torrey 1 17 Happ, Gail 117 Hardison,John117,191, 193, 225 Harris, Dena 117 Harris, Ed 117, 192 Hastings, James 1 1 7, 265 Hayes, Elizabeth Helder, Cheryl 117, 198 Henderson, Greg 117 Henderson, Karen 1 17 Henry,Maria 117,278 Herd, Becky 117, 221, 234 Hester, Earl 117 Hester, Steve 1 17, 191 Higgins, Louis Hill, Peter 191 Hill, Tracy 1 17 Holden, Sherri 117 Holland, Ann 117, 225, 278 Hollie, Laura 117 Hood, Selena 1 17, 180 Horn, Michael 117 Horton, Debra 117, 198 Horton, Jay 117 Hoser, Debra 117 Hudson, Carol 117 Hudson, Julie Hull, John Hulme, Garry 1 17 Hutchins, Doug 118 lllingworth, Tom Ingersoll, Karen 118, 192, 213, 223 lovinelli, Mary 118, 192 lsip, Charmaine 118 Ivey, Amy 1 18, 259 Jackson, Jan 118 Jacobs, Cheryl 118 Jacobs, Kathy 118,213,260 James, Shelli 118 Jan, Sharon 1 18 Jarrett, Donna 118, 198 Jarvis, Donna 118, 198, 199, 203 213 Jarvis, Jeff 1 18, 203 Jasper, Becky 1 18 Jay, Evelyn 118 Jennings, David 118, 191 Jensby, Lloyd 118, 191 Johns, Lisa 118 Johnson, Janet 118 Jolley, Darrell 118,248 Jones, Framk Jones, Jeff 118, 191 Jones, Jennifer 118, 287 Jones, Julie 118 Jones, Karen 118 Jones, Steve 1 18 Jones, Tom 118 Jones, Wooky 118 Jopling, Doug 118, 194,265 Jordon, Russell 118 Kaufman, Anne 1 18, 192 Kearney, Randy 119, 265 Keeton, Robert 119, 191 Keiffer, Craig 119, 233 Kelly, Scott 1 19, 247 Kelly, Kim 119 Kempton, Kathleen 119 Kennedy, Philip 119 Kim, Sang Lim King, Johnnie 1 19, 191 Kirby, Marty 119 Kirby, Kebin 119, 194 Kirk, Barry 119 Kitchen, David 119, 194,252 Kleinman, Steven 119 Knoeppel, Hillary 119 Kolesar, Barbara 119, 197 Kolp, Julie 119 Kozera, Lisa 1 19 Kraft, Chris 119, 192 Kronlage, Kathy 119, 225 Kubon, Carol Jo 1 19, 238 Kuehner, Tim 119 Kwasniak, Krissy 119 Lair, Jan 1 19, 228 Lane, Billy 119, 246 Lange, Suzanne 119 Lanham, Kristen 1 19, 192 Larsen, Craig 119,278 Lathem, Katrina 119 Lauber, Sandy 1 19, 213 Lawrence, Toni 1 19 Leake, Charlene 120, 185 Ledbetter, Kevin 120 Lee, Karyn 120,207 Lel, Ming 236 Lehmer, Jeff 120, 252 Lehnhardt, Julie 120 Lewis. Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Buddy 120, 238 Keith 120, 269 Kevin 120, 269 Ladonna120, 191 Bernon Lieber, Rand 120, 225, 278 Lindsay, Deborah 120, 221 Lindsay, Gregory Lindsay, Dana 120 Little, Julia 120, 227 Logan, Robertson Lowery, Dixie Lorentz, Gerald 120 Lowrance, Billy 120 Lu, Peggy 120 Luche, Mark 120 Luiken, Tim 120 Lyng, Billy 120 Maiorino, Maria 120 Malan, Laurie 120 Malone, Michelle 120 Marangelli, John 120 Martin, Brian 120 Martin, Kathy 120, 207 Martin, Kenny 120, 247 Martin, Todd 120 May, Chris 120, 238, 269, 280 May, Mike 120 Mayeur, Jean 120, 223 Mayfield, Keith 120 Mayo, Melissa 120 McAlister, Scott 120, 191 McClellan, Brenda 120 McCIendon, David 120 McCutchan,Linda 120,234 McFerien, Lisa 120 McGee, Pompey 120 McHenry, Dee 120 McKay, Cindy 120 McKinzy, Kerry 120 McLain, Pamela 121 McMurry, Tammy 121 MoNeeIy,Jim121, 191,225 McNeese, Carrie 121, 198,223 McNeese, Randy 121 McWhorter, Valerie Meadows, Jay 121 Meadows, Sabrina Mehr, Eric Merrill ,Bryan 121, 192 Miller, Cathey 121, 255, 266 Miller, Miller, Miller Miller, Diane 121 Mike 121,246 Michele 121 Sur121, 278 Schaa Milligan, Tandy 121 Milmine, Karen 121 Minick, Melanie 121, 238, 280 Molter, Lori 121 Moon, Aaron Moore . John 121, 238 Moore, Kevin 121 Moore ,Laurie 121, 185 Moore, Mark 121 Moore, Steven Moore, Tim 121, 191, 233, 269 Moore Moore Morga Morga Morris ,Tracy 121 ,Tracy n, Beth 121,278 n, John 121, 265 ,Becky 121 Morrison, Julie Morrow, Janette 121 Morse, Karen 121,258,259 Motas, Osmel 12 Mount, Houston 121 Mowry, Nick 121 Mozley. Greg 121, 194 Mullen, Joan 121 , 266 Murph Murph y, Gary 121 y, Kevin 121,269 Myers, Charles 121, 252 Myers, Paula 108, 121, 185, 27 271 Nelson, Janis 121 Nelson, Keith 121 Nelson, Lori 121,224 Neywick, Kennketh 121 Nguyen, Giang 121 Nichelson, Nancy 121 Nichols, Rochelle Niuman, Michelle 121 Noland, Blake Norvell, Lora 122, 191, 193 Norwood, Adam 122, 191 Norwood, Debbie 122, 198, 22 Nowlen, Sharon Null, Melissa 122 Null, Melissa 122 Ochoa, Rosa 122 O'Connor, Dawn 122, 191 O'Connor, Mike 122 O'Dea, Grant 122,247 O'Dell, Wayne 122 Odom, Kyle 122,246 O'l-lara, Shannon 122 Oley, Rick 122 Oliver, Robin 122, 267 Olson, Kim 122, 191 Opanowitz, Brian 122 Otts, Sheri 122 Owen, Sherrie 122 Owens, Kirk Page, David 122, 194,246 Page, Diane 122, 197 Parey, Bill 122 Parker, Karen 122, 192 Parten, Paula 122, 191, 223 8 Pascarelli, Fred 122 Patchen, Thomas 122, 191 Pate, Benny 122 Pate, Marve Paul, Rovert 122, 191 Peaks, Mark Pease, Rhonda 122 Piltier, Brenda Pencall, Marilyn 122 Peterson, Scott 122 Ptarner, Clark 122, 191, 122,225 Phillips, Scott 123, 123,272 Pickens, Marty Piland, Julia 123,255 Pistor, Betty Pool, Astrid 123, 274 Pope, Mark 123 Porter, Staley 123, 252 Potts, Mary 123, 272 Powell, Paul 123 Preston, Tom 123 Price, Jerry 123, 185, 194, 264 Price, Shelley 123 Prince, Tryna 123 Pritchard, Patricia Puckett, Ann 123 Pusey, Charles 268 Ouebe, Debbie 123, 191 Rachal, Pam 123 Rade, Kimberly Rae, Melinda 123, 197, 223 Rael, Moel 123 Raitt, Greg 123, 220, 222 Ravsten, Stephanie 123 Rawlinson, Ken 123,268 Ray, Gerald 123,252,269 Reddell, Laurie 123,278 Reese, Brian 123, 194,247 Reese, Jett 123 Rehder, Peggy 123 Reitinger, Debby 123 Reynolds, Carl 123,238 Richards, Katy 123 Rickel, Jeff 123, 191 Rickets, Marc 123 Rico, Kymberlee 123 Riddle, Kevin 124, 232 Rivers, Billy 124 Roach, Cindy 124 Roberts, Sandra 124 Roberts, Steve 124, 191 Robertson, Kimberly 124 Robertson, Lydia 124, 192 Robinson, Jeff 124 Robinson, Laura 124 Robinson, Lean 124 Rogan, Ann 124, 192 Roob, Mike 124, 232 Rosenblum, Ricky 124 Ross, Ruby Routly, Rick 124, 246 Rowe, Tammy 124,259 Roy, Rick 124 Royster, Jackie 125 Rozinsky, Scott 124, 191 Rusk, Todd 124 Rusk, William 124 Russell, Melanie 124 Ruszkowski, Christy 124, 192, 213, 234 Ruuska, Brenda 124, 271 Ryan, Jim 124, 192 Ryan, Kathy 124 Ryan, Nancy 124, 274 Ryan, Susan 124 Sarnacki, Marian 124 Saye, Robert 264 Sayles, Stacy 124 k, Melanie 124 Schatzman, Wendy 124 Schmidt, Albert 124, 246 Schmidt, Dan 124 Schmidt, Kelly 124 Schmimke, Sara 124, 185, 209, 271 Schoors, Chris 124 Schram, Susan 234 Schroer, Mike 124, 185, 194, 246 Schuster, Christopher 124 Schwab, Donald 124 Seals, George 124,248 Serafini,Tima124 Sexton, Cody 124 Shaunlield, Jim 124 Shaw, David 125,205,246 Sheridan, Julie 125 Shirley, Guy 125 Siddiqui, Bobby 125 Silvernail, Lynne 125, 185,207 Simmons, Robert 246 Simonetta, Debbie 125, 180,272 Sims, Kelli 125 Skelton, John 125 Skiles, K. C. 125 Skinner, Cindy 125 Sloan, Jill Slocum, Serena 125 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Bryan 125, 192, 194, 252 Harold Jay 125, 191,265 Laura 125 Lisa Michael Patricia 125, 279 Ryan 125, 226 Smith, Scott 125, 191 Smith. Smith. Shauna 125 Walter Snapp, Voni 125 Sulliban, Barbara 125, 191 Sullivan, Erin 125,272 Summers, Debbie 125 Summons, Sheila 125 Sumter, Jane 125 Tabor, Denise 125 Taylor, Brenda 125, 228 Taylor, Sam 126 Teer, Sara 126 Tellez, Marco 126 Terzis, Kathi 126, 192 Tessem, Ted 126 Thoes, Rodger 126, 194,265 Thomason, Bobby 126, 232 Thompson, Ginny 126, 191 Thompson, Stephanie 126, 209 Thompson, Stebe 126 Thompson, Virginia Thorogood, Diane 126 Tinsen, Joy 126 Tinsley, Karen 126 Tischhauser, Scott 126, 192 Tisdale, Mike 126 Tompkins, Robert 126, 246 Tooley, Eric 126, 224, 247 Trice, Mike 126 Trouy, Robin 126,271,272 Tubbs, Nelson 126, 225 Turner, Lorri 126, 198 Turner, Roy 126, 246, 269 Turner, Terri 126 Tweedle, Denise 126, 191 Tyler, Lisa 127, 198 Tyler, Lori 127, 198 Unlried, Robin 127 Urbieta, Blanca 127 Vandagritf, Kevin 127 Varley, Michael 127, 247 Vaughn, Connin 127, 180 Vender, Doug 127,265 Venetucci, Nancy 127, 266 Vervalin,Tonnie127 Vetter, Richard 127 Veverka, Jeff 127,247 Vinson, Brent 127, 247 Vogt, Gwen 127 Wade, Leigh 127 Wakefield, Marvel 127, 209, 223 Walker, James Walker, Ronald 127 Walker, Sachara 126, 198,228 Snellgrove, Ruth 125, 185, 197 Snow, Gordy Sockwell, Sheila 125 Solberg, John 125, 264 Soliday, Karin 125 Sorrentino, Don 125 Spain, Phyllis 125 Spivey, Melanie 125, 191 Splawn, Kathy 125, 258, 259, 271 Springer, Cheryl 125, 185 Stateler,Subrina125 Steed, John 125 Stevenson, Gerald Stickels, Cindy 125 Stinn, Kelly Stoker, Jamie 125, 191 Sulliban, Alan 125 Sullivan, Alley 125 Wallace, Angela 127, 271 Wallace, Dina 127,271 Wallace, Jerri 127 Wallace, Joe 127 Wallace, Michelle 127 Ward, Carol 127, 198 Ward, Erin 127, 198 Ward, Paula 128, 180, 185, 272 Ward , Scott 128, 162,246 Ware, David 128 Watkins, Dee 128 Watkins, Jimmy 128 Watson, Gregory Watson, Lori 128 Weaver, Rhonda 128, 198 Webb, Frankie 128, 187 Wedel, Shelly 128 Weinerman, l-leather Welch, James 128 Welsh, Stacey 128, 220 Westerman, Steven Whiffen, Wendy White, Mary 128 Whitfield, Barbara 128 Whitman, Dianna 128, 203 Wicke, Jill 128, 197 Wiedeman, Bill 128 Wiedemann, Bob 128, 238 Wiethorn, Ruthi 128 Avadie, Karen 131, 192 Abella, Regina 131 Addy, Kris 130, 131, 185 Allen, Liz 131 Allen,Sharin131 Alvis,Ray 131,284,291 Anderson, Brady 131 Anthony, Gary 131, 284 Aoyagi, Minako131, 193, 219 Arrington, Jeff 131 Ashton, Sally 131 Aughenbaugh, Karen 131 Bales, Sarah 131, 181 Bales, Steve 131, 185,285 Ball, Joseph 131, 219 Barnett, Kathy Barnett, Mark 131, 191 Barr, Cathy 131 Barranco, David Barron, Troy Bartlett, Sharon Bartlett, Tammy 131 Bebout, Linda 131 Beran, Denise 131, 218 Berkemeyer, Marty 130, 131, 185, 203, 219 Bilsky, Phillip Black, Don 131 Black, Joann Blackwell, Greg 131 Blair, Patti 131,286,289 Blake, Robin 131 Blatney,Kim 131,191 Blaycock, Charlotte Blount, Linda 131 Blue, Christie 131, 202, 219, 226 Bonds, Tracy Booth, Mark 131, 192 Boque, James 131 Bourgeois, John 131 Bowles, Mike 131, 287 Bracewell, Billy 131, 192 Braden, Dana 131, 219, 286,289 Braswell, David 132 Brinkmeyer, Danny 132, 284 Brown, Debra 132, 192 Browning, Bart 132, 284 Browning, David 132 Bunch, Chris 132 Bunton, Collette 30 Wiggins, Debra 128 Wiginton, Ronnel 128 Wilkins, Darla 128, 198, 199 Williams, Kirk 128, 248 Willingham, Steven Wilson, Chris 128, 278 Wilson, Rodney 128, 192 Wilson, Sheri 128 Wilson, Teresa 129, 205 Wilson, Wendy 129 Wimgo, Tim 129 Winston, Karen 129 Withers, Natalie 129, 203 Wood, Ed 129, 233 Wood, Jerry 129, 191 Woodruff, Amy 129, 203 Woodruff, Susan 129 Woods, Lisa 129, 228 Woods, Sondra 129 Wright, Charles 129 Wynn, Robert 129 Yin, Ray 129, 193 Freshmen Burk, Patrick 132, 191 Burkhart, Greg 132,287 Button, Robert 132 Byars, Reed 132, 192 Byron, Bambie132 Calk, Gary 132, 284, 291 Canavan, Bill 132 Cannaday, Steven 132,218,287 Capps, Scott Carpenter, Scott 132, 192 Cassidy, Susan 132 Caudle, Lisa 132 Cayton, Michelle 132 Chan, Anna 132 Chandler, Larry 132 Chapman, Paul 132 Chapman, Tracy 132 Day, Kathleen 133, 197 De Witt, Sherryl 133, 219 Deaver, Richard 133 Derr, Steve 133 Dew, Jeffrey 133 Dew, Mona 133 Dillion, Scott 133 Donnelly, James 133, 285, 291 Dorough, Shelly 133, 197, 219 228 Dosser, Jerry 133 Dowdy, Mollie 133 Dowell, James 133. 285 Drayton, Lamar 133 Dugger, Denise 133, 193 Duke, Donna 133 Dunegan, Jayme 133 Chase, Chase, Chase, 267 Carol 132 Kit 132 Suzanne 132, 209, 234, Chuo, Liyun 132 Duran, Robbi 133 Dyson, Miles 133 Echols, Joey 133 Demison, Russ 133 Engel, Sandra 133, 219 Churchill, Gary 132, 285 Ciordia, Doreen 132, 197,205 Cisco, Cindy 132, 192 Claassen, Jeffrey 132 Clack, Kim 132 Clark, Kelly 132, 209, 286, 289 Clark, Mark 132 Clifton, Derek 132, 285 Cnopp, Micheal 132 Cobb, Terry 132, 285 Collendrina, Craig Collins, James 219 Cook, John 132 Coon, Trenton 132 Cox, Julie Cramer, Robert Crittenden, Joseph Crockett, Karen 132, 191 Cropp, Michael Cunningham, Mary 132, 286, 239 Dailey, Chad 133 Danek, Marie 133, 286, 289, 290 Dao, Tinh Davenport, Teccia 133, 202 Davey, Peter 133 Davies, Jennifer 133 Davis, Glenn 133, 192,287 Davis, LeeAnn 133 Ernisse, Sabrina 133 Ernst, Leslie 133 Evans, Laura 133, 181 Evans, Lauri 133, 192 Farris, Ray 133 Fauquier, Michael 133,291 Fay, Revecca 133, 234 Feagins, Eric 133 Fenster, Rozanne 133, 202, 226 Ferguson, Rex 133, 285 Ferrell, Nancy 133, 192 Finley, Kieth192 Fitzgerald, Heather 133 Fitzgerald, Julie 134 Flowers, Cheryl 134 Fording, Michael Fountain, Chris 134 Fowlkes, Keith Frankl, Linda Fraser, Dorathe 134 Freeman, Laura 134 Furlow, Eric 134, 287 Furrh, Keith 134,203 Gannon, Mark 134 Garafola, Mayr Garin, Hilary 134 Garland, Willian 280 Garner, Mark Yoder, Allen 129 Youman, Troy 129,246,269 Young, Brennan 129,265 Young, Diana 129 Young, Franna 129 Young, Ricky 129 Young, Ted 129 Zacny,Kim 129,267 Zademack, Susan 129, 197,222 Zukosky, Paul 129, 194, 246 Zvanik, Marco 129, 223, 278 Garrison, Gregory Gerard, Greg 124, 280 Gerard, Lisa 134 Gillette, Mireille 134 Glass, Alan 134 Glover, Brad 134 Goodman, Brian 134 Gordon, Russell 284 Gorr, Michael 134 Gourley,Craig 134,291 Graves, Gary 134, 225 Gray, Cassandras 134 Griffith, Angela 134 Grigsby, Lisa 134 Grossman, David 134 l-laak, Kelli 134, 181 Hadden, Pam 134 Hall, Danny 134 Halton, Kenny 134 Hamby, Jeanette 134 Hamilton, Clardy Hand, Wesley 134, 219 Hansen, Clifford 134, 238,280 Harp, Rebecca 134, 286, 289 Harper, Peggy 134, 192 Harpst, Mark 134 Harris, Jeffrey Harris, Stacie 134 Hartman, Michael 134 Heidenreich, Michael 285 Helms, Lisa 134, 224 Hendricks, Bob 134 Henry, Anne 134 Herreta, Melisa Hetherington, Bictoriaj 34 Hibbs, Nancy 134, 286, 289, 290 Hicks, Danny 134, 284 Hicks, Shannon 134, 203 HiIt,LiSa134, 192,286,290 Hindman,Cynthia134, 191,192 Hoff, Teri 134,288,290 Holder, David 134,238 Holt, Keith 134, 192 Hoppe, Scott 134, 291 Houdek, Thomas Howard, Betty 135 Howard, Mike Howard, Sam 135, 285 Howell, Keith 135 Howell, Russell 135, 192 Hock, Amy Huck, Dianne Huddleston, Jeff 135 Hudnall, Anne 135 Hudson, Tim 135, 191 Hughes, Jeft 135 Huffman, Kristal 135 Hundley, Tracy 135 Husson, Leslie 135, 192 Hyder, Jennifer 135 Illingworth, Pat 135 Impiccini, David 135 Isip, Frances 135 Jackson, Chris 135, 202 Jackson, Tonja 135,219 Jacobs, Gina 135 James, Kebin 135, 192,223 Jan, Sharon Jarka, Bill 135, 287, 291 Jarrett, Jeanine 135, 192 Jenkins, Laurie 135 Jimenez, Luisa 135 Johnson, Lecia 135 Johnson, Marie 135, 202 Johnson, Stephanie 135 Johbston ,Kathy 135 Johbston, Paul 135 Jones, Allana 134 Kaiser, Karl Kallas, Greg 135, 284 Kang, Mo Kennedy, Ron 135 Kennedy, Russ 135, 185, 203, 285 Kim, Chae Kim, Bruce 135, 284,291 King, Connie 135 Kinser, Judi 135 Kirkpatrick, Stacy 135 Klemm, John 285 Knotts, Sally 135 Kolich, Ann 135 Kresta, Kenya 135,205 Kring, Deirdre 135, 185,197,226 Kruml, Jean 135 Kruse, Angela 135 Kuehner, Carrie 135 Frank, Chuck 135, 192, 285, 287 Kulp, Gregory La Flamme, Rochelle Lallande, Michael 135 Lankford, Paul 135 Laubacher, John 135, 163, 185, 284 Lawrence, Andrew 135 Leake, George 135 Lee, Greg 135,234 Leigh, Chip 136 Levitan, Amy 136 Lewis, Larry 136, 287 Lewis, Li ga 136 Lichtenstern, Willian Lightsey, Jim 136, 291 Liles, John 136 Linder, Suzanne 136 Llngerfelt, Ron 136 Lippincott, Debra 136, 181, 185 Litvay, Lisa 136 Lloyd, Lynn 136 Longenecker, Kevin 225 Lorentz, Gerald Loria, Yvette 136 Lourias, George 136 Lourias, Greg 136 Lowe, Suzi 136, 225 Lyons, Michelle 136 Mackey, Truman 136 Macy, Monica 136, 192 Magee, Jeff 136, 285 Mahurin, Bruce 136, 284, 287, 291 Maia, Karen 136 Maisel, Gregory 136 Major, Susan 136, 192 Martin, Craig 136 Mason, Pam 136 Mathews, Charlie 136, 203 Matteson, Jimmy 136 Maurice, Adina 136, 202, 226 Maurice, John 136 Mauro, Lucy 136 McGaha, Anthony 136, 285, 291 McGinley, Mark 136 McGovern, Lee 136 McGovern, Russell McKiney, Kerry 137, 203 McNeir, David 137,225 McQuiston,Danell137 Medlin, Randy 137,284,291 Meier, Amy 137, 185 Mendlsohn, Barry Messer, Lynn 137 Metscher, Brian 137,225 Mikkelson, Charles 137, 192,287 Miller, David 137 Milliken, Debbie 130, 137, 185 Mills, Karen 137 Mills, Mark 137 Mitchell, Brian 137, 191 Mitchell, Marcia Moon, Alan 137, 238, 280 Moore, Michele 137, 197, 202, 224 Moreland, Casey 137 Morgan, Chris 137, 286, 288, 289, 290 Morgan, Chris 137 Mount, Melinda 137 Moyer, Randy Mullins, Travis 137 Murphy, Kelly 192 Murrell, Laurie 137 Neidert, Ed 137 Newman, Ricky 137 Nguyen, Dean 137 Nicholson, Mike 137, 287 Nicholson, Tim 137,284 Nickels, Ted 137, 291 Noble, Sheila 137 Noland, Jeff 137 Norman, Donna 137, 185,203 Norris, Tina 137 O'Neal, Gary Oellig, Sally 137 O Rourke, Doug 137,285 Oreilly, Bryan Owens, Gary 137 Painter, David Palmer, David Park, Allison 137, 191 Park, Jenny 137, 197, 219 Parvin,Teri 137,286,290 Patterson, Terry 137 Pehle, Melissa 137 Pelton, Karis137 Perez, Garth 138, 284 Perry, Michael Petts, Richard 138 Pfautsch, Cynthia 138 Pierce, Todd 138, 192 Pilove, Sheldon Ploehn, Joe 138 Plough, Judy 138 Poissoit,Greg 138,284,291 Porras, Yvonne 138, 286, 288, 289, 290 Potts, Jonathan Powell, Laura Powell, Lauri 138 Prano, Teresa 138, 219 Prudhomme, Dale 138, 192 Pruitt, Dale 138 Pyle, Rick 138 Raack, Eric 138, 191, 219 Ramos, Carol 138 Ray, Richard 138 Renfro, James 138 Rhodes, Pam 138, 191 Riales, Regina 138 Richard, Gary Ritter, Ann 138, 219 Roberts, Stephanie 138, 219 Robinson, Tami 138 Rogers, Allen Rogness, Virginia 138, 191 Ruff, Mike 138,285 Rumbeck,Treva138 Rutledge, Glenn Saulter,Melonie138 Sayles, Charles Schatzman, Michael Schlueter, Robert 138 Seals, Amy 138 Seals, Johnny 138, 238 Senn, Cheryl 138 Shaddox, Ricky 138, 285, 291 Sharp, Marcus 138 Shipp, Dana 138, 192 Shirley, Tania 138, 191 Sickler,Todd 138,285,291 Sills, Kelly 138 Simon, Jill 138 Skelton, Pat 138 Smith, Carolyn 138,202 Smith, Dawn Sorrells, Mike 138, 238,280 Sparks, Kim 138 Stafford, Richard 138, 287 Standefer, Karen 138, 203 Standifer, Nava 138 Stark, Misty 138 Stewart, James 138 Stewart, Pam 138, 192 Stone, Christine 138 Story, Scott 138 Stump, Sherill 138 Sublett, Sharon 138 Sullivan, Julee 138 Sutterfleld, Judi 138,289 Swinney, Joe 138, 192 Szontagh, Lisa 138, 225 Tant, Randy 138 Tate, Gary 139 Tem Eyck, Peter 139 Thomas, Kellie 139 Tigert, Steven 139 Toles, Betty 139, 288 Turner, Eric 139 Upton, Tami 139, 202, 219, 226 Vancanti, Diane 139, 202 Vandergriff, Rhonda 139,219 Vandever, Jerri 139 Vandover, Douglas 139 Vasquez, Elizabeth 139 Veatch, Katie 139,223 Vervalin, Angela 139 Vincent, Honey 139,203 Wade, Kelly 139, 192 Walker, David 139 Walker, Mark 139 Wall, Shannon 139 Wallace, Debbie 139 Wallace, Joan 139, 192 Ward, Bryan 139, 284 Waters, Mike 139,285,291 Watts, Randy 139, 191, 192,284 Weaver, Carolyn 139 Weis, Tim 139, 284. 291 Weiss, Robin 192 Welch, Todd 139 Wells, Crystal 139,288 Wells, Cindy 139, 288 Wells, Randy Weltzin, Doug 139 West, Lana 139, 163,203 West, Roger 139, 192,284,291 Westphal, Deedee 139, 219, 222 Whitfield, Richard 139 Whitaker, Brenda 139 Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Bryan 139 Eddie Eric 139 Kristi 139 Lenora alihda139, 159, 233, 286, 288, 289 Wilson, Tracy 130, 139, Wimberly, Francis Wintermyer, David 139 Wise, Jonny 139 Wolchansky, Greg 139 Woods, Deborah Woodside, Laura 139 Wuest, Thomas 139 Wurtz, Lee Wykes, Cindy 139 Yancey, Gary 139, 191 Yarbrough, Stacey 139, 289, 290 Young, Lyn 139, 203 Yarkee, Steve 139 Wilson, J 185 206, 28 8 Zablosky, Jon 139, 192 Zapletal, Marie 139, 226 Zier,Jay139, 284,287 Zirkelbach, Lisa 139 Final Thoughts. Amagingly enough, you are reading your completedannual. Many times this school yearwwe doubted that it Could be done-B - 1 irBB iB.B l Z 1 B l rlBi - Despite black negatives, outroi focus pictures, hours of iggidenging, .late naght...and Yearlyy mQggninge at N school, skipped meals and classes, stair members who moved and being over-come by fumes in our janitofs closet turned darkroom, we finally madeigit to the last page osods it . , We hope our accomplishment serves as enioyment, laughs and pleasant memories tor you throughout the years totollow. To us, being able to haveffthe opportunity tefput this annual together for lisl youhas VUQVG than VY0fdS...CfiVl.9XDF3SSB yiiiss . isooy i,ol oytiooi . . .B There areso many people that deserve tobe thanked for all their help thatiye cbuldihot possibly name' them all here. However, we must give our special llrt thanks tea few pepple,yvhQt,.gave. so theirtime pr cared so much that they helped us turn a difficult task into an achievable goal. We would like togive tribute tor' r B I .- .. . . B ,,.- i.i I . V .A', it :ygg AIAE Q ggygi S 1 - . . . V Smith Markham Bill Bunch . Bon Mathews ' B Jim l.auderrnil.k itii B B . Billy Phillips , ...y , Bill Bamett... Chuck Null B Brad Dill B - B tsssh Brad Bauer B it , .B Dennis Weigel tss. r i l s These people, along with all the marvelous faculty and students who donated so many pictures, made our jobs a lot easier. Our heartfelt thanks goes out to all. Qc I I Renee Boy B j. ECMOI' Carney Hitfbs V , Ih. .,-1.. . 1 I B ,1,: 5 . 5... .5 ,.. rg.. .k,.g , ,Vg.V.. 5 Rf k,-V. .lift - ik. ..L, kfyi I L, .V., ,jf kj kk I 6 l I . A H b I u u.:f:.E,L .ls. s.ts s.s.s . B tsrss .r...s.. . l B. i .s.l. -Kafbffn Les. .B 1 . . Editor ,...... B ,...... Renee soy i iiii i Entity wneeius ilsiiii ' Bf ygggf Business Manager . . gg . .Brad Bauer H Seniors .... g .... . . .Lori Osborne ggrgr r Kegca S g Advisor . .B .... . . Cathiey l-libbs iisl B Bissr B ittevinrBrownl y .i.. 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