Bishop Dunne High School - Mitre Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1974 volume:

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W... ..., firm 2 L , E nw V.. . ww . , fw:iav,fgmf.W ' , .... .. A - WWW .1 wwf-',.g wmmw- ' ss. p 1 Q.. A' , -h M f gf Q..-'Q L X A we W My .14 ' ' X Q 'W ' V W w L.fi , Fw, na ' MW nl., 1 M My V V ,an aw ww' - . ' .Er JM, ' SJ ' :pr 534' . was J K . L+ w gr V, w we . ., X y. , aw s gf, . ws up N . f qf iw V 5. , ,. , , y ' Tex' . N, X 4, L V , J i n a A f h Q. W H P AW i x A' W 1' Mr , , I W i 1 Brother Adrian Gaudin has been the principal at Bishop Dunne for the past six years. He is originally a native of New Orleans, and has a B.A. from Spring Hill l University and a M.Ed. from Loyola University . This year Brother was honored by being named to WHO'S WHO in Texas. Brother Adrian Gaudin Principal gs 5 6 savllsrbll H by - ,. .I rr, in i' 5 4 r K ,,-- .,:,,., . , 2 r ' kk . , k'7' P fem Wwiwil fm ,.,, , ,, ll! -E9-f TIS '4' Brother Anthony DuRapau is the Assistant Principal and coordinates the student's schedules. He received his B. S . from Spring Hill and M.A. from Louisiana State University. Brother also teaches classes in freshmen Algebra and Calculus. Brother Anthony DuRapau Assistant Principal A any ,gi A 5 if s 5 X5 tyvyhl . dv Q, L of J Tx glylv I9 Mr . Art Rainwater 'wmv' W' Mr. Art Rainwater hails from Charleston, Ark. , and is in his 3rd year at Dunne. He holds a B.S. from Arkansas State Teachers College in Arkansas. He is the Athletic Director, and Head Football Coach. Mr. Rainwater also is the program director for Minimester. He teaches 8th grade Science and Biology. -s1---lv- -usa.. Brother William Chester Dean of Students 'ss Sister Mary Bosco Allen B . A. from Incarnate Word M.A. from St. Louis Univ.: Coordinator of Student Activitiesg also teaches geometry and trig- analysis . Bro. William carefully checks a schedule . 21 1 ,,.1 N Tir ' ,,. ..,.- 5 K 63,555 ,N W, V , 'SA x n Mtfgggf K 9 Q, rx .V Q L f - ' 5 'L A b X-f 'fr'-vw2532122-,Lisvp f' ' 42? ,'zi5':1ii Yi' 431-r. r.r...ra., 1. C V if A 1 Q -V A f ,l. i 7,i iL.1 i Q,E A n asrn 11 ,l If A 5 5 1' 7 5'-.i .gv-. Q ' EN? IVZ1-fi f1Qt.s:5f'5lwsz1 -55? J. ' , f v .nam Ms. Shirley Ballard B.A. and M.A. from NTSUQ also teaches advanced Spanish. Mark Perry prepares the kiln for firing. K I 3 Sue Ann Mussell demonstrates the latest 1n dental care. Art students, under the direc- tion of Ms. Shirley Ballard for the first time , took classes in crafts and drawing. Dunne's artists gained knowledge in pottery , copper enameling , sculpturing, and paper mache . The hallway outside the art room was brightened by the student's masterpieces. At the end of each semester, an art show was held to display everyone's works. One must say that entering into the art room was entering into a world of creativity. Ms. Ballard offers expert instruction to Tommy Tilton Elizabeth Cor1ey's soft sculpture helped entertain the seniors in the front hall. Mark readies his Waterworks for the University of Dallas art show. Now what do I do??? Working hard? . . . or Hardly working?! ! ! E. W,,, , J 1' ' LL,. 1:J,.-,,,.- a tirzesszfziz-em' K 12' ,!!.EE!:?l232f2.'iL''Flax N Ffh' , L L -' f :daft ' H- if 1 '-'f fw f i f :.:1fgL5, , V . .V -.v, , , , ., , , . fp Af V -,zr 5- 4 ,gg QQ 151, ,- 3 V+, Ht, -V , fr fgiiitfwf' .1 if sf , f if 4 M 'H 1? My Y 1 1 M ' Y i ff ' , I ,,, ,Ih ,, --:-,- 5 - -- MAE. ,, , 'few it , - ' , ' L -If if Ig ' ff iff, iffizfiiffaigjggfg-1 L5-pg f.:Ei1?7f,-, 17' fling'-' 2 1 h Qigqgdfq 'liE'1k'i'5: i'j ,, 5 H i1zfzt',if?ir3m' tiffffigifift,-,,, Ms . Lorena Callan Librarian Sister Louise Smith B.A. from Our Lady of Victory: M.A. from Catholic University of America: M.L.A. from NTSU. ,M-ffl ,A- ,W Students use new Xerox machine . Mr. Robert Parsons Band Director B.A. from Universi Texas at Austin. ty of ? b P ? 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These women are kept busy through out the year in interviews with incoming eighth graders and freshmen, preparing seniors for college , and inter- viewing students to tell them how they are doing in school. Mrs. Peggy Matus Guidance Secretary Mrs. Matus is handing out ACT results. 27 Ms. Connie Beesley B.S. from ETSU. Ms. Beesley enjoying a few minutes of relaxation. --Q www- ,, Ms. Beesley gives instructions to her typing students. Ms. Connie Beesley took over the Business classes this year and helped many Dunne stu- dents prepare for future busi- ness careers. Courses were cal practice, general busi- ness, shorthand, and typing. Ms. Beesley provided an excellent introduction to the business world . offered in bookkeeping, cleri- Mr. Raymond Healy , ., .,', , B.A. from University of Dallasg English Department Head . This Vocabulary is for the dogs Ms. Jaclyn Greenfield B. A. from University of I I I Dallas. Wi' B1 MS - Mary Jane Shipman . . UTA . Ms. Shipman attends farewell party given to her by some Junior B A from girls . Mr. Paul Finnegan B. A. from University of Dallas. '! 'H' ' ' e M W if 4 f 4 , 2 A ag? 3552? nf .W AVE: 'Wwef' ,I WWW i sl . 2 r 25. if mg QQ. I l ' t -f ii s 1 xx ,iw 425' , if 2 wi ' . I J 5 f ' a lffaflit I -f Y Mr. Charles Cocca B.A. from St. John Fisher in Rochester, N. Y . Mr. Cocca listens attentively to one of his students. Ms. Louise Norman B.A. from St. Mary-of- the-Woods College in Indiana . W vi N . Ms. Norman attempts to answer the quesuons of the freshman class q-ug. - vt- 4 ig.. . 1 Ms. Susan Parrish Ms. Elaine Ziehe Ms. Marilyn Empey B.S. from TCUQ Reading Teacher's Aid: Language B.A. from UTA: Moderator Specialist Labg Audio-Visual of S.O.S. Materials Ms. ziehe refuses to take time out for a picture . Ms. Evelyn Hinkle Language Department Chairmang A .B . from Heidleburg Collegeg Moderator of Student Council: also teaches Literature 8 , 4 5- 'F 3593- xs-. ,t iamhmk it an aiimnxxxxx '--can PM F' xv 1 OUT!-1 AMERICA I fi to M Wg S 4-s --- M l 1- it r , , W t F a tu I ! W gf gy 5 'B g Dunne students are offered courses in French, German, Latin, and Spanish. French students were awarded third place at the annual French Symposium held March 22nd and 23rd in San Anto- nio . Spanish Students put on the Span- ish version of Snow White , while the use of tapes was available to all language students. Sr. Mary Catherine and French students wait for bus to San Antonio . eq -as In w-ww-...,,, Steve Sifuentez proudly presents Ms. Bal1ard's Failing slip during a Spanish 4 class. as-if-as Sr. Mary Catherine Zacha B.A. from St. lohn's and Our Lady Of Victory Collegeg M. A . from Catholic University: French Club Moderator Sr. John Teresa Cummings B.A. and M.A. from Catholic Universityg Spanish Club Moderator Sr. Maureena Bichler B.S. from College of St. Mary: M.A. from Univ. of Oregong German Club Moderatorg also teaches World History The first semester of girls' homemaking was completely devoted to the basics of sewing and fashion design. The girls' designs ranged from pant suits to furry jackets to two-piece dresses. During second semester, cooking was taught. Both the boys and girls learned the basics for preparing meals. A home and family living course is also offered to interested students. Ms. Cheryl Malone B.S . from Spelman Collegeg Moderator of FTA Senior Lydia Friesenhahn diligently prepares her recipe -lu .af vw, E . t- -at X. ,. Mr. -W. R. CBuddyJ Henderson Physical Education Department Chairmang B . S . from Stephen F . Coach Henderson demonstrates perfect bowling form to the Lifesports class. Austing Track Coachg Moderator of Traffic Safety Club. Girl's P.E. consisted of volleyball, basketball, softball, and tumbling. The Eyaletts had a class to practice weekly routines, while the boy's P. E . classes included outdoor sports as well as the regular indoor exercises. 1-'Hu-. 41 4, Ms. Laura Taylor B.S. from ETSU Ms. Scherry Allison B.A. from SMUg Gi1'1's Basketball and Track Coach -Nqr'--vw1 f Mr. Williard UimmyJ Franklin B.S. from NTSUg Volleyball Coach Sometimes I sits and thinks, and sometimes I just sits. ' ' The Math department expanded this year to include the study of Cal culus and Analytic Geometry. Other course ranged from Related Math to Trigonometry Math Students took the Province Test which helped to evaluate teachers and students. 40 Ms. Mary Jane Crissey Math Department Chairman: B. S . from Univ. of Pittsburgh Don't forget: 1- VF- 4ac, where a 36 0 2a - ,W ., .,. .sf .,--. . -up as -- -H V V+- --aw vm -gvrq. -PL HIRE: 'Q 1 ,.,,. C .mfg 'E ' 3 -VLL- 3 A - ' f,,- . f - Confused Calculus students try to understand the area between curves. QW 5 Q t Bro. Anthony Durapau also Sr. Mary Bosco Allen Assistant Principal Also Coordinator of Student Activities 'rl I nn . pn pu Fun. ,L 'R I 'lr 1 Mr. Edward Wenzel B. S . from UTAg Moderator of Computer Science Club Coach Wright spots students in the hall between mod change. tl -as . W - ,mfs-pw 3 5 f.. E , ,yt Mr Dav1d Wrlght B S E from State College of Arkansas Head Basketball Coach -k,, Coach Wenzel contemplates jumping out the window. Don Solchenburger ponders math??? H1-L -ww Mr. Robert CLarryD Moore Science Department Chairman: B.S. and M.S. from ETSUg Moderator of Photography Club and THE MITRE Ms . Kathryn Aday B . S. from UTAQ Moderator of Cheerleaders Dunne students explored much of the universe through the Science program this year. Courses in Biology, Earth Science, Chemistry, Physics, and Oceanography helped students learn of the world we live in as well as its complex scientific formulas. Through the basic sciences , Dunnites learned of the structural development of plants and animals. Chemistry taught an under- standing of substance, while Physics taught knowledge of matter and energy. N' Eff ' - YH Ms. Phyllis Jones B.S. from ETSU: Moderator of National Honor Society Ms. Jones searches for Herbie . y Sr. Mary Judith Beard T B.A. from University of Sr. Judith listens to Physics questions. Dallas: L.S.P. from University of Louvain, Belgiumg also teaches Math 45 rg-In-ws Mr. Moore listens to Oceanography reports. rs, X, , X Z 3 5 E E X . 1 2 , , Z Y wi 'S' x Mr. Rainwater teaches Biology. Mr. Victor Domino B.S. from ETSU Ms. Nancy Dominy came at mid-term to teach Earth Science and Science 8. -' li. All Mr. John Molstad Social Studies Department Chairmang B.A. from T S- as T University of Minnesotag Tennis Coach Dunne students attended the Texas Constitutional Revision Convention The Social Studies Department expanded to include a four-part Social Studies Survey for Seniors. The Survey included studies of Economics, Political Science, Psy- chology, and Sociology. Underclassmen learned of World and American History, and American Government. Mr. Dwaine Benedict B.S. from NTSUg Head Baseball Coach: also teaches Driver's Education Mr. James Klassen B. A. from University of Dallas. 'Ns W . Mr. Klassen looks over test papers for students Brother Patrick McGinity B. A. from Spring Hill in Mobile . Mr. Mike Satarino Mr. Sonny Zachary B.B.A. from Notre Dame B.S. from Arkansas Tech in South Bend: M.Ed. from SMU: also teaches related math II and consumer math. 1 Coach Satarino is shown here proctoring over a senior exam. wh- T W - Sister Miriam N esmith B.A . from University of f i Q i,i i1 ,- - s D ,'m'iii D ' Dallasg Theology Father Mikeska offers Mass. Department Chairman . Tanya Edmond and Father discussing . . . The Exorcist? Reverend David Mikeska B.A. from St. John Seminaryg M.A. from University of Dallas. w K 5 l 1- 55 f X x EQ ,1.....: il, S3 3 if H Q -at T Brother Eldon Crifasi W l ll A B.S. from Loyola oo h University: M . A . from Notre Dame: also teaches 8th grade literature . hwy Let us remember we are rn the presence of God . Mr Robert Rando B A from Un1vers1ty of Dallas Mr. Vincent Langbein B. A . from Kilroe Coll. in Honesdale, PA: also teaches 1 math 8, and soc. stu. survey . tonrght Hey, Mr. Langbein whe ? re are you g oing 4- - - -5- ls --- ?k Father Jack Cawley, C.M. Chaplain to the Brothers 1 v -vv - From the Old Testament to Love, Sex, and Marriage the Theology Department covers all facets of life and religion. The teachers try to give an insight into the importance of respecting human life and dig- nity. In a student's senior year, he has a chance to put into practice all the Christian attitudes he has learned. He does this by helping the aged , tutoring elementary students , or by helping in a hospital. The Theology Department hopes to instill into every student an interest in his religion. Ms. Kathleen Spain B. A. from Our Lady of the Lakeg also teaches social studies survey . Mr. Arrey attempting to explain something to his theology students . all -J 1 Ms . Norma Butler Ms . Bertha Pick Ms . Eugenia Williams Ms . Beverly Baldridge Ms . Bonnie Carpenter . V l 1 U? 1111 'I-' ir' 'P' ,I jx fi gf B4 fc . , r osyv N 5 Ms . Mary Young Manager Mr. Domingo Carvajal, Mr. Salvador Carvajal Pictured are: Ms. Sylvia Blackburn, Ms. Elvira Morales, Ms. Margie Edwards, Ms. Mary Young, Ms. Olga Carr, Ms. Winifred Alderson, and Ms Ora Valdez. A f ga. , 5 Q . ff- , arm' if I9 59 . -Mg LF ,5 ' .J V F? 1 S . 3. , 1s ,gr gr ,wgiixfffif . A ' '2?'52'. ' - , Lf,, iL1f , g xx- ' . L, SL i X X5 :.k,.x Q 3-- , .X 4 'x N K f 1 1 W in s T ZVVII, fig., ky ? J A K K , 7 ' . .kk, fx R 5 .VA. 1 Q 'v , - ,. , 45 M ' A - 14, A . 2- ' A A f xii-iss ' 'W , 5 Q ' 1 , . , , WI, xxv, W I Hg ' i. h ' 119' , fr fx I X, 2 J 5. - m. 1 1 r 1 4 1 2 4' M5 ,, v f ' K Q , V. W ,L .V ' , 125'-' 1f,.I'A!'i,? Mfg 1-, '-fwfg-Vw, V ' ' -!,! ' N f I L f . ' li, . f I f 1 f Q-h 1 fi bww K ,gm ii: , fl , I il N L , 1 f -1 1 ' s. ' gg A ' , 1 9 ls ' A Q Q A 1 1 1 v 1 w , I , , 1- NK f ,, . D 57 , -if --. W First Row: Jenny Choate, Allison Hines, Isabel Umana, Mary Tillotson, Krisann Powell, Lydia Friesenhalm, Kerry Owen, Katherine Baker, Katie Meiser, and Katie Blute. Second Row: Margie Gonzales, Renee Brassard, Carl Farrer, Gilda Anderson, David Murray , LaNitra Carroll, Shandra Anderson, Mary Beth Miller, Nora Acevedo, Marian Behan, Pat Clay, Mike Behan, and Rusty Emory. Third Row: Ken Shaver, George Montgomery, Jodi Prebish, Laura Mikulen- cak, J. D. Haight, Mark Forcelledo, Chris Burns, Vince Giaugrosso, Carl Keller, Richard Kral, Tommy Tillotson, Phillip Bellmore, Eric Crabtree, Paul Crane, Mondo Moreno , Tom Tehan, Jamie Rodriguez, and Brian Baker. Fourth Row: Alan. Solchenberger, Steve Ferguson, Tom Fearing, Steve Huey, Keith Manoy, Matt Conde, Mike Kelley, David Hlavenka, Robert Parsons, directorg Pat Janicek, Joel Markey, Mike Guadagnoli, and Mike Tenney. is 58 V-,rl 4 W ,.... , .Q ,... .,,. , ,,... r k,... ..,. . ., ...., '45,- The Bishop Dunne Fighting Falcon Band has won the TCIL State Championship title for three consecutive years. This is because of unfaltering efforts of both Mr. Parsons and the advanced band students. But the band also works very hard during marching sea- son. It takes much practice to produce even the simplest drill. Even though the band program was initiated into the curriculum only four years ago, it has made great prog- ress and promises to keep striving for perfec- tion . Q... W .f..,,Y,st,r,,,!,,i,s,,..,,,N,.t-.,,.,..,, r-.,... ,Ga,,q.,,..,t,M.,,.,shw,. .. .M ,.,A..,w..,,, at Q H W, , ,, gg, 1 t s 1 at . . t, B :gg 2 5 ylQ,y it uasn ,srrr uran. Y t . ' A s y - , X' Qw t s u 'W ,t iaexgkzf A ww.. , -N -I pf -k-, First and last minute practicing before that homecoming night performance. tai X ,X E R ,via NWN New f - .a,t - 1 1 1, 60 A 'bum We 'QQ Front Row: Bruce Snow, Terry Wright, Scott Baker, Steve Van Cleave, Vincent Langbein, moderator: Michelle Moraski, and Karl Owen. Back Row: Refugio Briones, Fred Nuncio, Cassandor Woodard, Paula Lister, Sharlene Turner, Steve Garner, Evelyn Delgado, and Paul Hernandez. Not Pictured are: Tina Tyler, Mike Davis, Jay Boisseau, and David Senter. BOWLING CLUB STRIKES AGAIN! ! Club members are provided with the opportunity to develop their skill and interest in the sport of bowling. The club meets every Wed- nesday of the week to participate in inter-club competition at Bronco Bowl. High Scores this year were 234 and 215 made by Mike Davis, the secretary of the club. 3 4 The two main objectives of the Camera Club are to teach its members the basic concepts in photography and to take pictures of school activities for the yearbook and school newspaper. During mini-rnester they fulfilled i the first objective by offering a course in photography for beginners. Mem- i isr' J ' bers were kept busy supplying pictures for The Qui11 and especially for The Mitre whose constant demand for pictures seemed endless. Shri W Pictured are L to R: Steve Sifuentez, Mike Miller, Matt Savins, Noel Williams, Earl Moore Filberto, Greg Mikolajczak, and Mr. Larry Moore, Moderator. ,f .Y K F The purpose of the Computer Science Club is to introduce interested students into the field of computer programming. Members of Dunne's club have been attending classes all year with this goal in mind. They met every Wednesday night from 6:30 to 8:30 to learn different courses . The first semester was devoted to a course in F1ow charting, the process of thinking logically . The second semester they studied programming, in which they programs in the language of fortran to run in computers. They used the skills they learned in these sessions to compete in the T .C.I.L. rally in April, accomplishing third place . Pictured are L to R Sharon Moore Bryan Baker, Gaytha Johnson, Cynthia Jackson, Lisa Woods, David O'Nea1, Susan Baker Frank Alejandro Chrls Saloman Filberto Martinez. 3 A 1..- Pictured are: Cathy Rosellini, lan Butler, Jewel Shelton, Mar- celle Nieman, Cindy Wilks, Lisa Davis. Elected Six keeps Dunne Fans Cheering tsis ' r t - t t S p y K A: i ibi r ii y s n,inn nnae Varsitycheerleaders, besides performing skits, treating the ii'id'l lil'il112ai11s 2 iti th : hz 7m : t'hll teams to goodies at pep rallies, decorating the gym, and keeping .,,,,' Q p t S ,,,,,,,,,,. tttit, S spirit high , have proven their skill in outside competition . This ' y- ' iii summer at S .M.U. , the girls, both individually and as a team, p i won Superior blue ribbons. S S Ef f 1 F-A-L-C-O-N-S. 64 fi2:52EiE+HiEWE. , Well, Back in ARKANSAS I YU, by ri, nl Jn JI-5 f J Ms. Aday, Moderator, chars with Cindy and Lisa. Head Cheerleader C1ndy Wilks stirs spirit among students Who's 31, 31, 4f1??? Dunne's itll, 81, dl! An often seen cheer was the pyramid. 65 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ARE, Front Row: Kathy Ainley, Carol Morgan, Karen Clouse Middle Row: Sally Welch, Sheryl Zamora. Top: Cindy Cervantes. Cheerleaders wait for their introduction at Night of the Falcon . l 6 yi.. lx Q f' 'f' 9' 'ln FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS ARE, Front Row: Sharon Moore, Twyla Walther, Paddy Schram. Middle Row: Jennifer Johnson, Susan Hobson. Back Row: Rochelle Johnson, Suzanne Spangler, and Maggie McCauley. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS ARE, Front Row: Angela Houston, Tammy Farrell, Gayla Kading, Diedra Jackson, Cindy Buchanan. Second Row: Weegie Phife, Darcey Lemon, and Kelly Wilbanks. T ' I .5 4 I-1, 'lv- This year's Drama Club did not put on as many productions as last year , but this year's musical, THE SOUND OF MUSIC , surpassed any musical in Dunne's history. It not only included Dunne students, but also parents, elementary chil- dren, friends, and alumni. 68 1974 DRAMA CLUB President: Mary Bush OFFICERS OF THE DRAMA CLUB Vice President: Ric Derdeyn Secretary: Susy Sanders Treasurer: Tim Gilliland I-ww El . rl ,p , .,. 5 MEMBERS OF THE INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY ARE, L to R: First Row: Karen Smith, Jenny Choate, Tim Gilliland, Susy Sanders, Ric Derdeyn, Mary Bush, Elizabeth Corley, Jewel Shelton, Peggy Hogan. Second Row: Valerie Strickland, John Courtney, Susan Baker, Chris Salomon, Pat Clay, Anne Tillotson, Patti Baldwin, Ioel Markey. At their banquet held at the Old Spaghetti Warehouse the following people were inducted and are not pictured: David Murray, Debbie Slovak, Paul Iwanski, Carol Carney, Eileen O'Grady, Don O'Bannon, Irela Torres, Ed Strickland, David Senter, and Karen Senter. Thespians enjoy last party. , Director Ms. Sigrid Glenn receives roses from cast. A COMPANY OF WAYWARD SAINTS MEMBERS OF THE CAST ARE, L to R: Tim Gilliland, Ric Derdeyn, Peter Blute, Susan Baker, Tracy McClellan, Mary Bush, Paul Iwanski, Don O'Bannon, and Jewel Shelton. -1211? ---' vii fl .inf wr: -. H f ,,:: A 1 SOUND OF MUSIC Mary Leech, Lizette Le Vieux, Jennifer Glenn portray the Von in Rachel Sizer, and Trapp children. Left: stage . Left: Maria, Jenny Choate, and Captain Von Trapp, Todd Smith, take a bow. John Courtney takes a break from the lighting of the Mother Abbess played by Mrs. Nancy Ostroff smiles as she receives a standing ovation for her performances . Mary Bush presents flowers to Brother 71 Robert Warren, technical director. DRILL TEAM aw , h. ' ,NF '9 41:i Vk.,., Ji mi . ,gg 1 ,A , LEM. :W .1 if Y Q 4 ,iw ig J ' ' ,, -. .. fy , ' 1 9 - , ,. - Q r . + -. 955- S .qw f mirffi 1 ,' Iv ig. H, -' ? .V , I QMS' I av' g ff A 1-. Q Q, -. .. n 'W , A I --HH- P a is L K' 1 is :Q . if kgia Q25 K , is , 5 Q32 . ,..1.y'w we Q ' ' -1 , fling, j2:f7-wh,-V ff , f' k-QT'5i', 'lf' f .f:1fT',:7.L3'1-'52::1? fjlgf,f' . ij: 251-f159'f5?5?'5'?5f?fZ'??j H fl ar li -iff' 553-f u ,i115-Wiffn, -1' fx-r i k For the first time in the Eyaletts' history they held a banquet at the Wood N' Rail. Honor guests included Brother Adrian, Sister Mary Bosco, Mr. and Mrs. Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Tim Beesley, Photographer Paul Brandon, and announcer Paul Iwanski. It was at this time when the seniors said good-bye to the juniors and Ardelia Poret was named Eya1ett of the Year. Ms. Beesley prepares to introduce Eyaletts at Night of the Falcon. I think I forgot to put on my tights! Captain Caryn Munoz smiles at the applause given by the Officers display trophy they won for their outstanding performance in the audience . Blue and Gold Drill Team held at East Texas University. 75 ,1 I ,pt yi- E vi OFFICERS ARE, Tim Gilliland, Presidentg Ben Kelley, Vice-President, Bryan Kelly, Treasurerg Rebecca Hinnant, Secretary. MEMBERS ARE, Susan Baker, Chris Salomon, Andy Trawick, Armand Trawick, Rick Petrasic, John Heitzman, David Senter, Bob Mike Houston, Bobby Mahlstedt, Fred Nuncio, Brett Young, Gary Laden, Sally Welch, Bryan Baker, Dale Bilhartz, Ricky Brassard, Terry Green, Kelly Aiton, Elizabeth Lynch, Kevin Kirkham, Kurt Naumann, Dixie Kirkham, John Robinson, Joel Markey, Chris Matza, Alfred C. Price, Jr. , Roxanne Rains, Norma Thompson, Jana Starnes, Bobby Wilks, Tim Rebouche, Stephen Mahlstedt, Susie Smith, Donna Harkenrider, Kim Smith, Richard Torres, Patti Baldwin, Teri Baldwin, Sherry Trevilion, Karen Clouse, Tim Kelley, Shelly Cowan, Kathy Ainley, Kate Ferguson, Jill Powers, Janet Powers, Emma Pottinger Ellen Temple, Brian Jones, Karl Owen, Susan Smith, Lee Evans, Christopher Burns, Mary Miller, Tennie Shelby, Michelle Bruno, Carol Morgan, Monica Harkenrider, Pat Drake, Greg Heitzman, Pat Janicek, Keith Boone, Clay Robinson, Jan Butler, Mark Moore, Philip Pottinger, Karen Broach, Sara Kirkham, Tommy Thompson, Jennifer Johnson, Joann Smith, Patrick O'Donnell, Cathy Woeber, Bob Schutze, Susy Sanders, Colleen Burch, Joe Hays, David Barrilleaux, Matt Bielamowiez, David Boriff , Larry Davis, Pat Dyer, Diane Herman, Tracy McClellan. CLUB MODERATOR, Jaclyn Greenfield. A special thanks to Dr. and Mrs. Baker. Campers prepare to go canoeing down the Rio Grande River. Ray Scott, Mrs. Baker, Bobby Mahstedt, Paddy Schram, and Bryan Kelly examine some cactus found in the Santa Elena Canyon. Camping, hiking, back-packing, and canoeing were just a few of the activities of the advanced campers. The trip to Big Bend during Minimester highlighted the year when they stayed on the banks on the Rio Grande River for seven days. Other trips included a camp-out at Lake Texoma, camping at Gorman Falls on the Col- orado River, a canoe trip on the Guadalupe River, and new back- packing in the Guadalupe Mountains. Don't tell me it won't hurt if I fall! Ca1l Euell Gibbons - I think I just swallowed a hickory nut! ' ' 77 1' I f 78 ' 'I'11 save you !v ' F 1- H A L n 1 'Y f!'551i.wfj:ig,. ,M-:vf,w:,f:ff- Tlred campers relax after a long day of hunung gophers. Hey, where are we , anyway? : V- U EY - V5 1 1 1 .1 , il. S First Row: Pepe Delay, Vice President, Carol Carney, President, Tennell Atkins. Left to Right: John Freese Carol Morgan, Paul Senter, David Brchanan, James Callahan, Larry Walther, Kenneth Notter, Steve Bond, Cindy Wilks, Elizabeth Corley, Cathy Cuellar, Coach Henderson, Charles Henry, Tom Pick, Brent Jones, Jan Beach, Patti Derdeyn, Susy Sanders, Cindy Munoz. Not Pictured: Sharon Rogers. H- 11 E829 Q K- hd!! Q93 1 A s 3 Hub Bobby Fisher? ? ? ,.. --,f 51 4 Dunne 'intellectuals' merited a third place trophy at the Jesuit Invitation Chess Tournament held March 8 and 9. They proved experts in mastering the skill and deep concentration so necessary in the game of chess. E 1 I L l Pictured are L to R: Paul Iwanski, Pat Janicek, Vice-Presidentg Tommy Thompson, President, Mr. Bob Rando, moderator. Second Row: Tom Fletcher, Karl Owen, Joe Davis, Bruce Snow, John Robinson. The National Honor Society represents those students who possess the qualities of leader- ship, scholarship, service, and character. New members con- sisted of 15070 of the senior class, 10070 of the junior class, and 5070 of the sophomore class. The Induc- tion Ceremony was held the night of November 27 , 1973. One of the most important functions of the organization is the tutoring of students in need of scholastive help. Their major fund raising project this year was a book sale held in the Language Lab. Piattnnal iliunnr Snrwtg Elgresmi Jiliemhnrs Offzcerr TOM PICK, Prerzdent CHRIS SALOMON Vue Prendemf EILEEN OGRADY, Secretary CHERYL WASHINGTON Treasurer JAMES BILHARTZ, Reporter MRS PHYLLIS JONES, Moderator Zgizhnp Bunne il-Iigh Srhuul First Row, L to R: Robin Wells, Patricia Williams, Eric Crabtree, Jimmy Bilhartz, Cheryl Washington, Eileen O'Grady, Tom Pick, Chris Saloman, Ms. Jones, Mary Bush, Elizabeth Corley, Carol Carney. Second Row: Ardalia Poret, Lisa Davis, Lydia Friesenhahn, Susan Baker, Pat Kirlin, Mike Kolker, Nicholas Figueroa, David Crissey, Pat Dyer, Greg Buchanan, Paul Senter, Steve Mitchell. Third Row: Sue Ann Mussell, Ric Derdeyn, Ann Robinette, Cindy Finan, Mike Tatum, Cathy Rosellini, Elonide Caldwell, I. D. Haight, Daryl Taraba. Fourth Row: Cathy Woeber, Brenda Hellman, lan Butler, Marcelle Nieman, Martha Magana, Terry May, Donna Wood, Terry Baldwin Kathy Ainley, Rebecca Hinnant, Kelly Aiton. - -lu Sf- -If A ' I- F , Ms. Malone discusses plans for the year. K . Q E 1 52. 'x is The goal for the Future Teachers of America is to help students who plan on entering the teaching field . Membership offers a student beneficial experiences associated with teaching by friendly student-teacher relationships . First Row, L to R: Vivian Taylor, Sharlene Turner, Liz Arriaga, Cynthia Zachery. Second Row: Ms. Malone, Moder- atorg Jeanne Jones, Connie Smith, Denise Reed, Cossandra Woodard. 83 Pictured are L to R: Bobby Argadine, Greg Buchanan, Keith Boone, Steve Bond, Freddie Kahn, Rick Srlvey, Director 2nd Row: Mike Blake, Refugio Briones, Joe Hayes, Director: Joe Bob Kindred, Vice-president Daryl Taraba, President Greg Trawick, Secretaryg Bob Baldridge, Treasurer, Gary Laden, Karl Owen. 3rd Row: James Burris, Jimmy Ietton, Chris Saloman, Directorg Doug Burkham, Brad Lind, David Barrilleaux, Brother William Chester, Moderator Key Club is a service organization which provides services both to the school and to fl'i ,..,y , I the community. Some aims of the Club are the development of initiative , leadership, ,,,, V 1 up , ability, and good citizenship practices. L VVZ, VVA: ' ii G This organization is one of the most ' flu active clubs at Dunne. Some of their activi- ,,t, g y li' 3 7 ,.,, ties this year consisted of working with 2 T G 'yt' 2 ihz, , p ,, orphans, spending time with the elderly , g beautifying the school grounds, working i y 'l'liii ' ilii -5 , ,, i with lockers, and raising and lowering the f T' '1 1r, , G flag each day. Their main service project ,. 1 i i' . this year was volunteering sixty-six hours as , Vzlp , iig iivfii i ii messengers at Six Flags Southern Palace for f 1 gVg'g , gy the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon. M iff, yi At the convention held in San Antonio the Club won first place Achievement Award. ,SQ This 1S the first time that a first year Club r Vgyy y ypgyyyg ,, 41' A if? My My if j mg 3 244 ! , ff if g H v 7 If 11 as F WOR the award- r,t,, 84 A t ' --I , M ,. ., slif -L A -vw qu The Key Club became official when President Daryl Taraba received the charter from the Key Club International . I sf I' ff f . Y' The Key Club serves the community by remodeling old houses. The Key Club earns its money by working at Texas Stadium. 2.5, E my tnnnnnyn e Mn, ,, . 1 1 I w 1 1 -'Z-gli ,, ,, .... VY .... ,, nntn - ,,,,, A ' ff .. A , 'M I . H , -J ,,fwmm,,, mm p' , H w k J . 'fa' gf ,',wfVf--f-f f l V ig, K, ky ,,,, A rl, ,tl-A M ., X . 'kf sr g um. - E , ,f Z . - , . M 4f1i9 jf .,. , M - . nnn, s Q ' .e ' ,,,, ' ' 7 r V W 'V qu- ul pull Pictured are L to R: Olga Sepulveda, Vice-President: Sister Louise, Moderatorg Darlene Leach, Katie Blute Kathy Edwards, Secretaryg Matt Conde, Eileen Schlinder, Irma Sanchez, Presidentg Ms. Lorena Callan. The Library Club enables inter- ested students with an opportunity to learn about management and organ- ization of our school library. Several of the c1ub's services are preparing new books and repairing worn books for recirculation . Mem- bers also volunteered their time in learning how to check out books and assisting in our library during the school day. Sh-h-h-h . . . I . + 1.4, V-. 1 -1-- The goal of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes is to set high standards for younger athletes. Throughout the year the club showed films and 2 J invited the parents to attend . Q Their only fund raising activ- i ity was the sale of high school mascot posters which will pro- vide for a trip to Estes Park in Colorado to meet with profes- sional athletes. Alma mater Bishop Dunne . . . Pictured are L to R: John Freese, Brad Munchrath, Steve Bradley, Mike Daniels, Pete Holowak. Second Row: Vaugn Williams, Eric Crabtree, Hollis Lacy, Johnny Figueroa, Steve Ferguson. Third Row: Steve Tovar, James Diaz Deleon, Smedga Flemming, Coach Sonny Zachery, Moderator. Not Pictured: Tennell Atkins, President. willulnnw Mfmm Mn-QF' tam . ,P A F . fi -1 Su. Qs, MYER .law EM is A 1: , N -- , . ' v -- W 'HES Lf' i, - 1' . 4 A .V U - . 52, 1 3- Q , - '23 Q a . 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YEARBOOK I, I-Dvf::.:1-vv.,-,L-:ri I 974 MITRE STAFF ADVISOR: MR. LARRY MOORE EDITOR: EILEEN O'GRADY ACADEMICS! ELIZABETH CORLEY RENEE BRASSARD LYDIA FRIESENHAHN CLASSES: TRICIA ADAMS ELONIDE CALDWELL CATHY WOEBER KATIE BLUTE PETER BLUTE ORGANIZATIONS: CAROL CARNEY TINA TYLER ' DEBBIE NIEDERT CARYN MUNOZ STUDENT LIFE: SUE ANN MUSSELL ANN ROBINETTE RIC DERDEYN SPORTS: PEPE DELAY JAY MUSSELL ADVERTISING: ARDALIA PORET SHEILA HUMPHREY PHOTOGRAPHERS: PAUL BRANDON MATT SAVINS KURT ROCKENHAUS 17 Pictured are: Editors, Jimmy Bilhartz, Carol Johnson, Ardelia Poret, Lisa Davis, Ann Robinette, Esperonza Moore, Vicki Barrs, Pat Clay, Janice Daniels, Suzanne Ashworth, Sheila Humphrey, Anne Tillotson, Debbie Evans, Iantha Murphy, Kim Stark, Bob Schutze, Pepe Delay, Jeff Lee, Greg Leech, Mary Couch, William Larkin, Mike Daniels, Mary Miller, Mary Bush, Janie McDermott, Jewel Shelton, Refugio Briones, Allison Hines and Mr. Chuck Cocca, Advisor. ' 92 . , V. , 4-V- Y - ' L.. ul Rl ff, 1 s Y L :i:ii ilLVi,,Azh ,a,f- LQz- -1gQ2 45 QuiH - Editms: V ,z n y Carol Johnson and Jim ' ll lAdvisor: t T l , Q pl yy Mr.C,Cocca s l s Special Effectsf he Staff writers: Jeffteeffl i T 'Tom Woodson T r Mlary Bushl T R Kimyfsfarxr T ,y p T Jams Mycnpermoue PGP? ,USWYT T' ff y ' 1 T Don O'8annon r if Special Appreciation to Photographers: I y p and Bob Schutzg p if -Vs Wplsts. Shel? Tyler, Sheila Humphrey,Argialjg Pqetf C,alf9l AWEYSOYB ,iss Printing THE QUILL is a tedious yet worthwhile and rewarding proc- ess. This year, Carol, Jimmy and the Staff have worked closely with their new moderator, Mr. Cocca, in an attempt to publish more than the average high school news. They have branched out, covering community action, special features on area high school, faculty focus, and behind the scenes sports report- ing. An entire issue was devoted to the history of rock music . The paper's aim is to entertain and to please the reader, not merely to inform him , and with six issues this year, The Quill has certainly sur- passed its goal. Typists hurry to meet dead-line . if' iff 11' 7 First Row: Brian Lewis, Pepe DeLay, president: Coach Jimmy Franklin, moderator: Jimmy Bilhartz, Mike Kelly, Dale Bilhartz, and Steve Tovar. Second Row: Joe Davis, Mike Tehan, secretary: Steve Nemec, Melvin Adams, Armando Moreno, Keith Boone, John Courtney, and Greg Leech. 94 Members of Dunne's newest club , Scuba I, have encountered the beauty and mystery of the underwater world in a year of exciting scuba diving adventures. The club was organized to give scuba enthusi- asts here at Dunne an opportunity to enjoy their hobby with others their own age and give them a chance to dive into new and different places of interest. As a result, they have traveled to several various lakes in Texas, not to mention trips to the Gulf, Florida, and California. During the mini-mester the club sponsored a course in beginning scuba diving for those interested in learning the fundamentals of this thrilling sport. A I Tired divers call it a day after finding 14 alligators and 1 body. Divers come up for air ff'-g V Pictured are: Susy Sanders, Anne Tillotson, Debbie Slovak, Cindy Wilks, Jan Beach, Vicki Prasifka, Vikki Mont- gomery, Briggie Gormmar, Pat Clay, Anita Bradly, Jewell Shelton, Molly McCawley, Patti Derdeyn, Cindy Finan, Cathy Ashworth, Anela Crabtree , Jenny Furstenberg, Valerie Mackie , Marian Behan, Susie Smith, Jan Starnes, Ellen Temple, Susan Odeh, Allison Mills, Virginia Taborn, Mary Miller, Nancy Sleeper, Monica Harkenrider, Pam Barrilleaux, Mary Dobbs, Barbra Harper, Mary Guadagnoli, Diane O'Bannon, Gloria Davis, Sara Kirkham, Jan Pow- ers, Jill Powers, and Ana Roland. 96 The Spirit of the Seventies Club has worked hard to make 1974 a spirited year at Dunne. Every night before a pep rally, it's members could be found in the gym , brush in hand , going at those posters. Their artistic endeavors were used to hang in the gym, around the school, and at the games. They also used their time, effort, and crepe paper to decorate the hallways whenever a crucial game was at hand. When the paper and paint got scarce, the yummies in the lounge got plentiful, with another S .O. S . bake sale. Keep painting girls! ! ! Girls decorate school to promote spirit At times the girls tend to get on each others back! ! I Pictured are: Moderator: Ms. Evelyn Hinkle, President: Ric Derdyn, Social Committee Chairman: Steve Sifuen- tez, Spirit Committee Chairman: Jewel Shel- ton, Secretary: Don O'Bannon, Treasurer: Daryl Taraba . 98 Will anyone buy a Falcon pennant? . lf ' , L an nt, -W ' 'ev' - Pictured are L to R: Gaytha Johnson, Stephanie Fer uson Sand T I l g , ra urner, re a Torres, Carolyn Castillo, Maria Santos, Yvonne Carvajal, Kathy Cuellar, Cathy Whiteman. Second Row: Rufus Dodd, Valerie Mackie, Susie Fisher, Thelma Morris, Kathy Callahan, Harold Drake, Pam DeLeon, Severa Aguilar, Presidentg Father David, Moderator- Evelyn Del gado, Paula DeLeon, Rita Aviles, Mary Ann Carvajal, Genevie Gonzalez, Valerie Ratcliff, Martha Martinez, Andrea Jackson, Cecilia Sheppard. Not Pictured is Debra Mickins. Every Tuesday many of the members of Young Christian Students dedicate their time after school to help the children at the Bataan Community Center. They tutor children from ages six to thirteen. Many of the children need help in learning their alphabet and numbers. Their activities include picnics and par- ties. In April they had an Easter party using the easter baskets they made out of shoe boxes. They have accomplished their goal and are very satisfied and proud 99 National Forensic League stimulates interest in inter- scholastic debate, public speaking, oratory, dramatic interpretation, extemporane- ous speaking, and poetry interpretation . The organization's hard work and preparation proved successful when junior, Don O'Bannon won first place in Original Oratory in the T . C.I.L. competition, sen- iorg Jewel Shelton won third place in Memorized Interpre- tation in T.C.I.L. , and when senior Paul Iwanski advanced to finals in each of the five tournaments he participated 1n. Pictured are: Jewel Shelton, Allison Hines, Lanitra Carroll, Tracy McClellan, Pat Clay Don O'Bannon, Paul Iwanski, and Brother Eldon Crifasi, moderator. 100 I . ,Y ,. -aa g. ...-t .nf I - 4, , - MSE I 1 I -I I Roiv 1: Cindy Munoz, Sam Whiteman, Steve Bradley, Jana Starns, Pam Barrileaux, Peggy O'Riley, Valerie Manning, Robin Wells, and Carla Talash. Row 2: Diedre Jamieson, Kathly Ainley, Karen Clouse, Trudi McCombs, Moira Hughes, and Sheral Lovern. Row 3: Martha Ma+gana, Sharon Moore, Susan Cooper, Kathy Whiteman, Mary Davis, Jennifer Fisk, Sandra Dapis, and Sister M. Catherine, moderator. Row 4: Cathy Woeber, Carmen Lopez, Lisa Woods, Alison Mills, Mike Horton, Mark Stevens, Denis O'Riley, Mary Dobbs, and Tondolyn Mcisely. Row 5: Dixie Kirkham, Ann Kessler, Wayne Spray, Keith Monoy, Phillip Bellmore and Sally Welsh. Row 6: Jan Butler, Melonie Johnson, Marilu Magana, and Cathy Callahan. Row 7: Chris Burns, Ellard Scott, Lisa Haire, Cathy Dyer, and Mary Koysadar. Back Row: Mike Hehrron, Greg Ostroff , John Robinson, Peggy Hogan, Jay Mussell, and Jennifer Wollard. The French Club introduces members to French culture cuisine , and customs through its numerous activities . The organization's major service project this year was preparing a basket of food for a needy family in cooperation with the Key Club. The organization's activities consisted of a roller skating party with the Spanish Club, Christmas caroling, and their annual mass in May honoring Our Lady . The senior members enjoyed a dinner in the authentic French atmosphere of the Chablis Restaurant. They also sponsored the movie Joan of Ark on the weekend of Octo- ber 24 in order to raise funds for their various activities . The Spanish Club has been very successful this year in acquainting it's members with the many different facets of Spanish speaking peoples lives, customs, food, and cul- ture. They have sponsored a Mexican dinner at Poncho's, attended the Mexican Ballet Folklorico and sponsored a Mexican Program of folk dances in our gym. The club enjoyed an evening of entertainment at THE HEIGHTS Spanish theatre and dinner afterwards. They joined with the French Club in a roller skating party and held a ban- quet as a farewell for the seniors. To raise money for their many activities, the Spanish Club held a raffle for two Bulova watches. Front Row: Susan Baker, Secretaryg Evelyn Degado, Presidentg Carolyn Castillo, Vice President: and Sharon Malone, Treasurer. Second Row: Elizabeth Starek, Sheila Hughes, Martha Martinez, Genevieve Gonzales, Rita Aviles, Pam DeLeon, Rita Moreno, Liz Perez, Becky Dimas, and Gaytha Johnson. Third Row: Cathy Edwards, Elaine Schindler, Juanita Martinez, Carolyn Chovanec, Yvonne Carvajal, Knthy Cuellar, Maria Santos, Mary Ann Carvajal, Meg Del- linger, Irma Sanchez, and Valerie Mackie. Fourth Row: Kathy Moreno, Martha Lee, Lita Castillo, Liz Montes, Doris Figuroa, Cindy Gonzales, Maria Castillo, Cindy Borbon, Tammy Birmingham, Jan Caldwell, and Linda Harper. Sister John Teresa, club moderator. 102 qw- -v ,ffl . f A K. -t, - - .. - . . - LN -HWa- ,. .lg ,A W V. f K , . , ,, Members are L to R: Irela Torres, Lana Kay Watkins, Haven Delay, David Kelley, Annette Slovak, Debbie Slovak, Presidentg Rebbeca Hinnant, Treasurer: Sister Maureena, Moderatorg Shirley Heep, Vice-Presidentg Janie McDermott, Secretary: Lisa Hesch, Marianne McNiel, Julie Meyer. Second Row: Brenda Barrett, Kenneth Notter, Armand Trawick, Mike Kolker, Paul Boer, Richard Brassard, Mike Cernosek, Greg Trawick, Tom Tehan, Bryan Kelly, Keith Boone, Gary Slovak, Susan Odeh, Tom Fletcher. Students proudly display their winnings from the Novemberfest. The German club was active in competi- tion this year, participating in the Novem- berfest at U. T. A. in November. The Novemberfest included competition in classical and folk music, costume design, cooking, art, dramatic interpretation, bik- ing, and root beer guzzling. The club members distinguished themselves by bring- ing back three first place trophies, and also second and third place ribbons. Members outstanding in this effort were Janie McDermott, Patricia Dellon, Catherine Baker, Bryan Kelly, Lisa Hesch, and Irela Torres. The club has had several recrea- tional activities including a Christmas and Halloween party, a skating party, a trip to the Bavarian Steak House, and a going away party for the Seniors. 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' , -qi NM LM !w w RWZ W ww HN H lm Nw V W NWN MW W m M W l WMM W WW VV,, M H W M 'TW1wMW U mill 1lun.W M MWMMmYMmWWWWWWWWW ur NKIHNIIN mm Y ku T N N In N ' L T'llT'l HNIHHIHHNHW M .,, d MMN 'nf' , pl 1 i V 1 A quick look at the record of 2 wins and 7 losses paints a discouraging picture for the Falcon football team . But as always, one must take a closer look at the games to see a true picture of the effort displayed by the 1973 team. Many of the losses can be attributed to the team being unable to take advantage of breaks and injuries to key players. Bishop Dunne students and fans can rest assured that our boys will come back next year with all the enthusiasm and spirit to carry them through to a brighter season. First Row: Noel Williams, Tucker Evans, Steve Ferguson, Tennell Atkins, David Buchanan, Damon Rogers, Brad Munchrath, Brad Lind, Dale Billhartz. Second Row: Mike Friesenhahn, Mike Clark, John Paradis, Mando Moreno, Pat Dyer, Pat Kirlin, Ken Notter, David Callahan, Larry Walther, Greg Heitzman, manager. Third Row: Gerald McGaughey, Joe Crawford, Greg Brown, John Malden, Robby Day, Steve Mitchell, Greg Leech, Larry Davis, Pat Moran, Matt Bielamowicz, manager. Fourth Row: Pepe DeLay, Mike Prasifka, James Diaz DeLeon, Dewey Wakefield, Hollis Lacy, Tom Tilton, Ricky Brassard. Fifth Row: Don Garret, Bob Mike Hous- ton, Anthony Clark, Ken Johnson, Terry Green, Ricky Jones. 7 Q I .TE SUIT STEALS TENNELL'S PASS 108 CHARLES AND ROBBY MAKE PLANS FOR AFTER THE GAME. Q' Bm' N101 ---I! +- COACHES AND MANAGERS GUIDE FALCONS FROM SIDELINES. TENNELL HEADS FOR ANOTHER TOUCHDOWN. ,I , il - Q l PEPE DELAYS LINEMEN - GET IT? CRUNCH L J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM , First Row: Brad Lind, Larry Walther, Pat Dyer, David Buchanon, Brad Munchrath, David Callahan. Second Row: Ricky Jones, Greg Leech, Pat Moran, Bob Tilton, Larry Davis, Larry Zmolik, Kevin Kirkham. Third Row: Mike Stanley, Smedga Fleming, Greg Brown, John Paradis, Victor Carter, Tucker Evans, Melvin Minor. 112 ,,, y, , V First Row: Johnny Graham , Mark Stvens, Gregg Maddox, Bob Baldridge , Shawn Green, Bruce Niedert, Manager, Archie Greer, Steve Mussell, Adolph Silva, Joe Tillotson. Row 2: David Brunson, Randy Bacon, Mike Taborn, Ted Jones, Phillip Bellmore, Armand Trawick, Mike Horton, Melvin Adams, John Phifer, Greg Lind. Row 3: Mike Hearnon, Louis Moreno, Ricky Gonzales, Bob Moran, Ernest Gonzales, Tim Steinbach, Doug Malcuit, Karl Keller, Carl Boone, Coach Sonny Zachary. H First Row: Steve Malhstedt, Steve Terry, Ken Mackie, Gerald West, John Hoge, James McDonald, Joe Callahan, Ricky Corona , Tom Prybl. Row 2: John Hendrix, Donnie Haight, Randy Morgan, Phillip Pottinger, Reggie Hubbard Mike Perez. Row 3: Coach Mike Satarino, Ronald Callahan, Mike Figueroa , Phillip Brassard, Larry Turner, Tony Corona , Tommy Lundberg, Kenneth Moore , Joe Brogdon, Kevin Hooten. 114 ' l ,Jn up 'L 'F' TEAM MEMBERS ARE, Johnny Figueroa, Nick Friesenhahn, Joe Bob Kindred, David Reyes, Joe Almendarez, Kurt Rockenhaus, Marcial Bacani, Richard Savins, Jose Perez, Doug Burkham, Coach McGinity. 6 The boys swimming team accomplishments were the best in school history. Under the coaching of James Klassen, the boys had a 6 win-3 loss pre-district record. They took third place at the Oak Cliff Invitational defeating Carter, and Adamson. In district, they took second behind Jesuit. In State com- petition, they took 4th against the toughest competition ever. The girls team was quite successful , considering their small number. The girls won 87070 of the races they entered , but because of their number had a 2 win-6 loss record . 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Row 3: Keith Boone, Mark Moore, Greg Leech, Steve Mussell, Ed Tidik, Stanley Ihori, Jeff Lee, Tom Towrey. Not Pictured: Ray Scott, Brett Bracken, Coach Klassen. First Row: Velda Crawford, Emma Pottinger, Stephanie Vasquez, Coack Franklin, LaVerne Vilson Linda Macko, Cathy Woeber. Row 2: Virginia Taborn, Janice Daniel, Nancy Cooper, Diana Wood Cathy Ashworth, Donna Wood. Row 3: Debra Evans, Manager, Eileen O'Grady, Manager, Rita Moreno, Gloria Garza, Cheryl Washington. w tklxtllwbklllwll an MxMMsumAWMRLL1XXLMRWXRWliWlikblMWlkNKkillhiilliiklkkillli N3 Nw xl R H WW HM K4 l mm lx H n Y H3 WW NNW A lN!lWllNH W m a WW HUM I ll MA N TRACK WXElWHKNNXXSWKNXWXXBHXRXXXXKHW MW H 'kl' 'R V' Mm W w 1 1 v n M N N W NW W N n V WWWwwM v W H M n W HNHHWIW8HUWWHNNNOHUNIHI3MXWHIHWJH N x N A 4 M K N W Wx WW W NR W M N M N1ONHOlUllllllUlNlll5IlllillliilNIUNNNNHUNNH!NNll!INDlIU1NIWHIH3I1WIK1H1lLHIILHII1H1lU3llKHIUINHINUIIWNWIIIW K 5 v w H M IW M N! l1UStlb WHN W 3 ml, ,I MI IM W KUOOKHOIWNWHWON330OUNWINKNOUWWWDllillNWWIN!llUWNlllHllNllUllll1KINNWONIUKlllvlllllWUllllllllliNIU1ill!Nl!NOWIWWlllllNil!ill!!NUINNUlhllmllllllllllllllllllllllbNlllilll l N W IIIIHIIIllllIllllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll an 1 llmllmlmlllmllmlmlmllIml'IIIInIImlIIluIIInIlIIllIIllllIIIllIImlIIllIIIIIIllllIIllIIIlIIllIllIIIllIIIIIlllIIllllIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllIIlllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIHIIHHIII 1 n u -I -' ' ' 1 Jw i1 First Row: Coach Henderson, Dewey Wakefield, Mike Daniels, Tennell Atkins, Noel Williams, Clay Robinson, Mike Kirlin, Coach McGinity. Row 2: Ron Walther, Mike Kolker, Ken Notter, Tom Tilton, Ken Johnson, Mark Kendro, Mike Friesenhahn, Coach Wenzel. Row 3: John Paradis, Roy Finney, Smedga Fleming, Greg Brown, Tim Steinbach, Darrell Corry. Row 4: Brad Munchrath, Darry Daniels, Hollis Lacy, Dary Robinson, Anthony Clark. The boys track team took first place in the Jesuit Relays, the Oil Belt Relays, at Kilgore, St. Mark's Invitational Track Meet, the Texas Private School Relays, the Everman Relays, and the District meet. They were runner-up in the Duncanville Relays and the State Meet. Ten of the fifteen team members who went to District will return next year to continue their win- ning ways . - f- +- -V an .1 Jr. . The girls track team was runner-up in district r for the third consecutive year. Fourteen of the sixteen members qualified at the district meet and traveled to San Antonio for the state meet. In the tough competition in San Antonio, the team placed fourth out of twenty-one. The 440 yard relay team consisting of Janie Mc Dermott, Sheila Kendro, Cindy Young, and Julie Kendro set a new state record with a time of 51 . 6 . First Row: Coach Allison, Maureen Hood, Janie McDermott, Cathy Arriag, Donna Wood, Catherine Baker. Row 2: Maura Reece, Manager, Pat Price, Manager, Cindy Young, Julie Kendro, Terri Baldwin, Diana Wood. Row 3: Meg Dellinger, Sheila Kendro, Debra Evans, Donice Walker. Row 4: Velda Crawford, Angela Crabtree , Monica Harkenrider . 122 Senior Tennell Atkins had the second best time in the nation in the 120 high hurdles. He broke 12 individual records in the hurdles and long jump. Junior Dewey Wakefield broke '7 track records in the shot put. q i., -' N i, STILL ff is S. ,- we ya, Staie Meet. Atkins won the 120 high hurdles at the Klien Southwest Track Festival. As a result, he will compete in Chicago, Gainesville, Florida, Los Angeles, and possibly the U. S. -Russian Track Meet. fav Aa: ff? 123 BASEBALL www X A Mx N U Y Nw W N K W Wm N N Wu W W WW M Q, H N Y 5 H N M + W w ww W Q , HM + ,pw mmusmuw-x Mm M ww ww ww KW W WW WM M N . W A M mms 1 H W Y WN W mm! mm? WN W M M ww U N V RX 1 S WR M NNN KH WS X W NN I NH N MN W N N X 1 1 y Q X ENUM WXMHXW xx W X W q M xwm w Mx Ra v Nm s Mm wa xx mum . I1 H' .. ,us Q if 3 , A, age ,Am,,: ' gh h ooho K.. , M Q ' L.. , kg K N. f 1 we fi-in Rosellini heads for third base . Robby Day gets a hit Jeff Hamilton makes it home . Coach Benedict gives signals to batter ,pp an ul ul . ,lg TEAM MEMBERS ARE, SENIORS, Robby Day, Danny Rosellini, Jeff Hamilton. JUNIORS, Steve Lane, Daryl Taraba. SOPHOMORES, Mike Cernosek, David Buchanan, Pat Kirlin, Jeff Dubic, Dwayne Shaw, Randy Zmolik, Terry Green, Mike Prasifka , Brad Munchrath, Bruce Feltner. FRESHMEN, Bob Baldridge Mark Stevens. MANAGERS , Jimmy Jetton, Ricky Silvey. Team congratulates each other after a win. 127 First Row: John Molstad, Kelly Aiton, Rebecca Hinnant. Second Row: Marie Arline, Janie McDermott, Senior Sheila Kendro. First Row: Coach Molstad , Tracy McClellan, David Hlavenka , Pat Dyer, State Champion David Crissey, Steve Huey, Kurt Naumann, Witold Migala. MW MW IH H HNlUWINUNHlNllNllllINll1NHUNl!H ml! BASKETBALL WH IH Fl I HH MM ' 1 1g Y WW W W. H IM ' lvl 1 WQfl U1511T'5H1,1'H:',5i M , 1Z'?Hf11w,i lx E N W 1 W W yg1 ' Vw W-H' W SWH! 1lWh'W . 1 1 1 'w V-W1f m1 iaU' Y:ggZ!.L '1 ,M I Y' !l4lWiw Y!I.uw'q1IU!f!ii XMIM., ' ul -I tllllll um ' pqulnlllttlllw 'wi 'H ilvwma l! 4 WM,ll ul-ww ul 71, ull NIIINlIII4llMllttlllwlilllikllW4llWllHIlll4arnmm '- 1''' WNWllI!Illl!WI!!r , ,M . 'Ill Www wwwm uw ,QL ,1..Q smunv1nibW'ifnuinuwiinhmm 1 2 5.5my55Nimmwmmwm WNW IllllIlllliilllnulirllnnumnmw.1: ,..., ,... ,.... HI 1HINHHIHHHHNWH I 974 DISTRICT CHAMPS Th1s year s basketball team was shorter than the other drstrrct members however through drive determinatron and sk111 they held their own Coach Davrd Wright in his third year at B D won his third consecutive district trtle M A J! ll ul ,. V . , . . , . I - . I . . ' Front: Willie Newsome, David Buchanon, Jeff Hamilton, Matt Bielamowicz, Tenny Shelby. Second Row: Steve Bond, Danny Rosellini, Kim Stark, Irving Fisher, Tennell Atkins, Greg Buchanon. Third Row: Coach David Wright, Daryl Taraba, Gerald McGaughey, Welby Lockley, Eddie Watley, Vic- tor Carter, Eric Crabtree, Coach Sonny Zachery. W, .-, -. ,, r-e -Pwr! ,L 'V Ron Rains drives in for an easy two . Welby Lockley shows what he can do under pressure as' he tips the ball in for two. R. I Front Row: George Daniels, Steve Bond, Willie Newsome, Tennie Shelby, Mike Tatum. Second Row: Kim Stark, Mike Stanley, Tom Fletcher, Steve Bradley, David Buchanan, Tucker Evans. Third Row: Greg Ostroff , Smedga Flemming, Don Garrett, Darry Robinson Greg Brown, Doug Burkham, Jim Bascik, Steve Ferguson, Coach Zachary. W.. - r-ev -ag -4 f- I First Row: Ken Siedell, Richard Zapato, Mike Tenney, Mark Stephons, Mike Horton, Steve Mussell, Daryl Cory. Second Row: Melvin Minor, Doug Mal- cuit, Bob Baldridge, Greg Maddox, David Brunson, Greg Heitzman, Randy Bacon, James Burris. Third Row: Coach Wenzel, John Phifer, Bryon Haines, Melvin Adams, Steve Furray, Armand Trawick, John Brown, Mike Taborn. First Row: Carl Schlacter, Tim Morgan, Dave Boriff , Steve Terry. Second Row: David Ayere, Mike Perez, Craig Snow, Mark Kelly, Gerald West, Curtis Briggs, Bruce Schneider. Third Row: Grady Dickens, Coach Satarino, David Breeding, Kenneth Moore, Mark Brown, Ron Callahan, John Hoge, Tom Pryble. First Row: Coach Allison, Velda Crawford, Cheryl Washington, Rita Moreno, Debbie S vak. Second Row: Maura Reece, manager, Donna Harkenrider, Ellen Solchenberger, lo- Angela Crabtree, Donna Wood, Terri Baldwin, Diana Wood, Nancy Cooper, Emma Pot- tiner , Virginia Taborn . First Row: Maureen Hood, Kelly Aiton, Pam Graman, Cindy Young, Judith Wycliff . Second Row: Julie Kendro , Melancia West, Patricia Henderson, Kathy Little, Monica Harkenrider, Renee Roberson. l- ru 4- --a- rn 1 A drop of sweat lost in the dust of a now empty track. Aching muscles forgotten with the thrill of victory. Miles of water churned through with the result being a few minutes of glory after a race. The athletes, dur- ing their reign, are the gods of the school. Yet as the next sport emerges they are the most quickly forgotten . Only the records set remain - in some forgotten book of statistics - waiting to be broken again. In the minds of the athletes the memories remain, When I was in school I . . . in countless reminiscences. Was it worth it? Did anyone really know the suffering that went on in countless practices? The mass of fans at the game supporting the team. Woven into weeks and months, sports became a part of the world of Dunne. 4 E Q , '1 1: 41-I as EM 1 Wi, , ,.M,x w -:Lf--mp 'Kiwi' fig' ff? M Q' in M V .Wi .Yi Z - A ' -Y fm 1 'xllym Mrwfw mf we wp 4-, Q-gg. .W K, up A, My ix.,'1w J v -ri we Q ' k-':,:,wLb'm2iKw 15 ,ww , sf 'E ' vs Ship E .g y 'WK' in iwmwm- M, -iw Q Q Y 4 ,M S 4 bij C ' K, ga. A X: Ir .QP Vw fi HR, i,- -,.MM - - . K 3 Q ? I n 1 4 i 1 i 1 I ? S Q P T l 2 x i 1 1 4 4 i n 3 i 5 H 5 1 E N I I x 4 I I 1 1 1 nf v 1 I E ug, EE! 3 L ME 3 ', E . ,, 4 V 5' gfg awk ig , g ,3 51 3 3, - U f'A y Q ' 1 Vl ,A ,,, ja Y, ff L 1 vs-,vw f, - -f A su Vrli: Q 3 f: ' iff f w i 7 655. 1' Ik I ts' I2 g H3 af 1 ' i FT hi ,E 5 Q , 13 9? s Y' 4 l The school year starts with the annual yearbook signing party. Students gather before the new school year to review the old year . . . Graduates come to gather one last time before pur- suing their separate goals. Pl FL - '73 graduates Cathy Schneider and Mary Benson distribute the '72-'73 Mitre. The first day brought confusion and worried faces . . . For the first time at Dunne the Big sister - Little sister and Big brother - Little brother programs were incorporated. Seniors and Juniors helped freshrhen and eighth graders with their modular schedules and eased the tensions that the first few days entailed . This year's Get Acquainted Dance proved extremely successful: Sparky's Magic Echo, a tal- ented group, along with enthusiastic dancers con- tributed to its success. A mixture of rock, soul, and a, bit of blues proved to be the perfect combination. The purpose of the 'dance was to allow new students to get to know those returning from last year. l 1 N l fit SPIRITED PEP RALLIE9 A Hey you guys - I want you to meet Betty Lo Very Inter-esting! ! I Hey Pete, where's your wheels? Special Dress Days and Pep Rallies added to the usual Friday afternoon excitement. The most popu- lar dress day was 50's day when everyone wore greased-back hair, long skirts, and ponytails. Dunne's drill team and cheerleaders provided entertainment for the pep rallies. Friday afternoons were anticipated by students and faculty, and were truly the highlight of the week. 16 O Chuga Chuga motion like a railroad train - Come on Baby do the Iocamotion with me. . , Q ,pn lu- Q ,Q U S , , Corning-Home Queen Barbara Hellman and 1973 Homecoming Queen Jewel Shelton her escort. and her escort at the dance. . , I g ,ggfgy -M , . f . f f - . Who me??? 1973 HOMECOMING COURT Ardelia Porei. Cindg Wilks. Jan Beach. Jewel Shelion. Sallg Dougher. Carol Johnson and Caihg Rosellini. . e . 5 K 1 4 w I L K Q All wwE -A-.e1i.Xi1u ..5LN w?!!WN'Ss!lsw,n5,m2x2p, ,sim ,, 1. .- N 5- V N,..,, .K K '- f wwmmsme sf:+a,'wxsgssw,, --v x,w:w,g.:ww.5vew 2 Au JUAN. J , X0 mmm 4, , JAN BEACH ING PRINCESQES SALLY DOUGHER CAROL JOHNSON - --- up 7. .. ARDEL A PORET MF' CATHY ROSELLINI CINDY WILKS Hey, Cathy , there's a green, 9-legged spider crawling up your leg! ! RETREAT9 'Nl' ' ' -f w- The more fauihfullg gou Iusfen +0 ihe vonce wnihm gou ihe bei-fer you will hear whai us soundmg ouislde Dag Hammarskjold e ,,-. wa, Senior Boys head for Christian Youth Camp for three days of retreat Communication is the key to understanding. H Q qu 41. M ,. ,yy el lem. Seniors spent three days away from school, and the rest of the student body had one day retreats at school. The retreats were led by Fr. Mikeska. The main pur- pose of all the retreats was self- evaluation by all the students. ml J 'E -1 ' ,. Seniors Steve Rodgers and Steve Sifuentez cheered their team to VICTORY. Watch out, Carol, someone's on your tail! ! 1 I 1 f-E wwf- 5 Final score - Seniors - 6 , Freshmen - ZIP! Remember when it froze? lv 4- -gm K5 - 9 1 .. - uf: MQ' ' M-- - . ihw r N .N-A E1 ,J f ,map V' X ,L imap n . M Q 3 Xb ga i as Q, + X X 'xx 2 qv ' X 35 5 f 'ESP ' ' W 13 I K J g' M mK L 1f V ,,,. ..,. , j. : : 5 - . . . , :nm N fqf-zswfszf-v,,.w,f':v-x+.i.,M . , - ::.:,,-w,:s,,:-- THE SOUND F MUQI Ms. Sigrid Glenn returned to direct the last drama production of the year. Jan Worden was the musical director. Before the play could be put on, the entire auditorium had to be rewired for better lighting. This long and tedious job was performed by Paul Brandon and John Court- ney. Despite many obstacles and a very short time for rehearsals, the musical proved to be one of the finest productions of the Drama Club. Debbie Slovak served as head of the make-up crew ' fk gygagfglgwq Singers warm up in band room. 17 as Admiral Von Schrieber. wffn- 11, 12, f E my is M M52 JZ ii.. T'3f .g-A 'ff' I -h : , , f mf Tod Smith returned to play the lead role of Capt Von Trapp. Senior Jenny Choate played Marla The Baroness was played by Mary Bush and Herr Zeller was played by Chris Salomon. Joel Markey was cast if' gig, T,,,,,,,,, Wm,ff g , ' Jr, , VVZA if .. f If - VV K g ' y yyhr or an y r 1 pps' C L W' VVY1 Vppz W my ,,,,, , , Vlyr f ' ' ' ,dw , ,,,, 1, j' nf- pa' V ' rp 1' K 1 V J., FW- 5 E fag, if ,nfff a 1 X.. .H , , .if Q rg -.u,e.n....., fe. ,f Q The seven children were played by Patty Bald- win, James Behan, Rachel Sizer, Mike Tenney, Lizeue LeVieux, Mary Leech and Jennifer Glenn. This year's Family Fair was a success although stu dent support was lacking. Games included a Las Vegas Room for big spenders, a dunking booth , hay- rides, and pony rides. Food was served in the cafete ria , and a country store was set up in the student lounge . Brother William is taken to jail in the custody of Sheriff Hightower. 78 How do I love thee? Let me count the ways In all 4, f MH '-- ' H' Vince takes pointer from advanced pitcher. Bob Baldridge works out inner frustrations How deep is this water, anyway? Brother William takes it all in fun O N l I-'ll K -JN' W 41: -f-pr - s , 1. - Senior girls browse in the country store Terri Baldwin is taken to jail. Most of the booths were set up in the gym to assure a sunny day . If I could only see that kid, I'd flunk him. .wif -me fffw :sfs11ff. ,- k ff, '. 'aff ' -, . ' .,.. 1 ..., ' 1 V ' I fm. ,-.1 Q '- X . f ., v - Y -'wi K ' -X x 1: f. . , N an 'd d 2 . 'c dd g d is , . X W d, d ,,. df , A ' ' ,K,, ' ' K . ' GSWFSS?iff?I1Gil:L512PH''Eif?9!4'9i3ifi2I., 5:f5'i7'fw15. - 2-V - N . gfimvss: grwEs!L4 f1:fs1ia f Q . - ,, ., .. -fn ,,,.,W..,,,,,3.:,.f1,,,r1J,.f.,ffsm.,wwf:f.,,.w...fg:w:m nv, arm . .pi .J..1,,,,n,., .Wd f ,ff - , f Jw.,If14:5-,Y-ffff.fs.:-,ffvf.w.,Af-fy-sf::,z1JQ:,fs:m.,-1-mf,w-fwhfwiA- 'ff 3- 'sf' W 4 ' - xf-ff K I-g -- -f ' ,, ,..',g- iifI'5Jff'?f.JfE1f!1Jg5lf5.5V!'f'fEjfRY?ffiL'15f'E?fJ5P1E5?!'g9 M' 'V ' ' 'L y k x - , :'f,g:1f:,::.w,f 11 f W ' ----kk Q1 L1,1 :.f:QsfW::fmffyf.,..efQ ' 1 f i-5:9 ff: ff f.' J'k , . .... ,,,, Q M,.1,wf HU.f,..4f1f.w.,.fff--1.. M W L Students wait for Bro. Pat's Splash. n gl rr .em Both Don O'Bannon and Daryl Taraba gave convincing speeches. Good luck to all Student Council members and representatives next year. .V lr xv 1 I Cindy Munoz crowns Mary as the May Queen. ffv-1:1z.:-1z:zzm:wz1:e:s:: we-s -'f. a1f:Q,wn.m1 - 'nu pu- The last senior English class before exams was suddenly interrupted by stu- dents carrying a large package , some smaller packages, a few cakes, and punch. As Mrs. Greenfie1d's mouth drop- ped open, she was informed that class was being discontinued for a baby shower - in her honor . Sli Z FOURTH ANNUAL GOLDEN FALCONS AWARD NIGHT BISHOP DUNNE HIGH SCHOOL. MAY IG. I974 Q .,7,,,.,, Q lun 1974 GOLDEN FALCON RECIPIENTS Hall of Fame - Mrs. Louise Notman Hall of Fame - Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Wood Outstanding Graduate - Susan Baker Valedictorian - Mary Bush Salutatorian - Eileen O'Grady Art - Mark Perry Business Education - Tina Tyler English Language Arts - Mary Bush French - Martha Magana Mathematics - Susan Baker Physical Education, Boys - Paul Brandon Physical Education, Girls - Debbie Maddox Science - Ric Derdeyn Social Studies - Steve Mitchell Spanish - Irma Sanchez Theology - Elizabeth Corley Spirit - John Courtney Spirit - Pepe Delay Spirit - Joel Markey Spirit - Debbie Slovak Band - Margie Gonzalez Baseball - Robby Day Basketball, Boys' - Danny Rosellini Basketball, Girls' - Debbie Evans Bowling - Fred Kahn Camera Club - Matt Savins Cheerleaders - Cathy Rosellini Chess Club - Tommy Thompson Cross Country - Joe Bob Kindred Drama Club - Mary Bush Drill Team - Sue Ann Mussell Field and Stream - Susan Baker Football - Dewey Wakefield French Club - Robin Wells German Club - Janie McDermott Golf - Dennis Tooch Key Club - Daryl Taraba National Forensic League - Paul Iwanski National Honor Society - Tom Pick Newspaper - Jim Bilhartz Scuba Diving Club - Joe Davis Spanish Club - Sharon Malone Student Council - Ric Derdeyn Swimming, Boys' - Jay Mussell Swimming, Girls' - Sue Ann Mussell Tennis - David Crissey Track, Boy's - Tennell Atkins Track, Girl's - Sheila Kendro Volleyball - Rita Moreno Yearbook - Eileen O'Grady Young Christian Students - Severa Aguilar The GOLDEN FALCON is the highest award of Bishop Dunne High School. It is awarded annually to outstanding students in the academic and co-curric- ular activities of the school. It is also awarded to persons selected to the Bishop Dunne Hall of Fame. These latter recipients are chosen from among those persons - including Bishop Dunne students and faculty members - whether living or dead, who have shown outstanding ability, leadership, character, heroism, dedication, patriotism, service, and Christianity, whose membership in the Hall of Fame would prove an inspiration to the students of Bishop Dunne . MRS. LOUISE NOTMAN Hall of Fame MR. and MRS. G. L. WOOD - Hall of Fame MARY BUSH Valedictorian English Drama EILEEN O' GRADY Salutatorian Yearbook SUSAN BAKER Outstanding Graduate Mathematics Field and Stream MARK PERRY Art TINA TYLER Business Education PAUL BRANDON Boys Physical Education .5 7 fig -5 Y. 9 W- Y . liiifiif , . RIC DERDEYN Science Student Council STEVE MITCHELL Social Studies MARTHA MAGANA French IRMA SANCHEZ Spanish TOMMY THOMPSON Chess Club PEPE DELAY Spirit H ROBIN WELLS French Club DEWEY WAKEFIELD Football ELIZABETH CORLEY Theology DENNIS TOOCH Golf SEVERA AGUILAR Young Christian Students +. I this JOHN COURTNEY Spirit CATHY ROSELLINI Cheerleaders DEBBIE MADDOX Girls Physical Education IIMMY BILHARTZ JOE DAVIS Scuba Diving Club Newspaper JOEL MARKEY Spirit -if ig. 4 pn SUE ANN MUSSELL Drill Team Swimming SHARON MALONE Spanish Club ROBBY DAY Baseball DEBBIE EVANS Basketball JAY MUSSELL Swimming TOM PICK NHS -nf -1. Q as 9 TENNELL ATKINS Track DEBBIE SLOVAK Spirit SHIELA KENDRO Track K ,,,.,.x .,.,, ,,. Az FRED KAHN Bowling DARYL TARABA Key Club ll RITA MORENO Girls' Volleyball -Iva C. .J 5 .5 l PAUL IWAN SKI NFL MATT SAVINS Camera Club DAVID CRISSEY Tenms JANIE MCDERMOTT German Club U 201 The Prom was held in the Embassy Ballroom of the Statler Hilton Hotel . W Briggie and Jeff enjoy the music S 3 s E w 4 1 v l 1 O4 1' - The Seniors All Night Party was held at Bronco Bowl after the Prom. Among the activities were bowling, pool, and archery. 3 EVERY DAY: COMING. LEARNING. EATING. LEAVING UNTIL THE END OF MAY. THE HALL9 EMPTY WHEN THE SENIOR9 LEAVE. THEN THE OFFICIAL MOMENT THE DIPLOMA I9 GIVEN - SENIORS NO MORE - GRADUATES Y ,rm .-1-. I ,, I Bro. William on the prowl. Mike Behan tries a different View of LORD OF THE FLIES . Please report to 101 after school. 207 208 But, Brother William , we just went for a little walk . VFWQEQOQVW X g Charles Henry and his English project? i -af- ., 1- ,fzs-'w. 55,5 W ' A yu Q 5 Q . . fi ,, . S 'ff' 'XM sh .Ni Q 'LL . ,,.- 3 -:free-E'?5S . f xfiifi' - 1-25 f f'e?35-i:s?kf'1!- , f Q me. 3 gpg 5 3.3 S, I'm this many years old! Have I ever personally engaged in what??? WN Mum' :WN r.s. f ' .:.V p rpg- r ey 'rl Q CAUTION . . . Men at work! , Xriimw Minimester 1S a welcome break from the usual school curriculum It 1S a special week set aside to offer students a chance to par ticipate 111 activities usually not offered 1n school classes Mr Art Rainwater coordi nated the mrnimester scheduling Students were free to schedule themselves for a com plete week from a choice of over 125 courses Most sports and games were included in the scheduling such as tennis, bowling, tar- get Rifle, bridge, scuba diving, karate, bicycling, hunting, fishing, horseback rid- ing, billiards, roller skating, ice skating, archery, and dancing. Members of the faculty and volunteers from outside the school community taught courses, served as guest speakers, and accompanied students on field trips. Among the many courses offered were Fashion Design, French Grammar Review, Gourmet Cooking, Travelogue of Germany, Dog Training and Care , Wake up and Write , ESP, Conducting and Instrument Clinic , Life of the Early Christians, Modern Poetry, and the Mertic System. Many arts and crafts courses were availa- ble including 3-D miniatures , crocheting , macrame, sewing, knitting, bargello, leathercraft, and photography . 'fw' fzaf'155gffzf'fS ff- , ss...-mawwmwfwfeawsmgwfws.sssl1sm,mwQ-nums.,.Am.f-,-- V - 1 'HOU - FUQL 3HQQl7FsGefi'+ 5 ' ' ,drab - 4 I Some of the field trips available were a day at the University of Dallas, three-day outdoor living experi- ence for girls, NASA in Houston, Fort Worth Zoo and Pioneer Village, camping and canoeing in Big Bend, and Texas State Constitutional Convention in Austin. A number of field trips of special interest were made to the Regional Airport, Methodist Hospital, Wax Museum, Dallas Zoo, County Court, Texas Stadium, Fair Park, City Council, Children's Emergency Shel- ter, and Callier Speech and Hearing Center. Guest speakers covered such fields as law, radio and television broadcasting, and graphology. Don't shoot me - I'm only the piano player Xe Did he say dor1't shoot till I see the whites of his eyes? i 2 v X OH. BE SWIFT TO LOVE! MAKE HASTE TO BE KIND. - HENRI AMIEL 'gal xe Y V CLASSES 6 W, W ,. ,V us- ' , .,. . Ev ' , A W am ,K , Hx? , Q f Q qw , . 7' ,iff , , h J P , Q a 2 A' A, ,M K ' .V .1 5' 'f My . , - A , 4 -L 1 V , V . . W, , at 532, V I ,, ., . 4 -. 49, a ,, .1 A ,ff VW: M A, J , ,, 4 M5 331' f , 5 '- . Q, . 47,3 3 2 'X rm giffww, 3-,, , , J ,, , Q ,IK V . , E , . . ' ' .- ,FW H1 fi' ' ' m ., ' vi wifi 1 , 5 1 2 if AL ' V 'V ' h ., 1 I ' ' ,ik 1 'ix 5? J V , , Y: V 4 1, ' 1 f y M 55. ' , t, ' 'v X, --ul. 1 , '12 8 A 4'IvwT.-w.,V'n55,.. Q . V U , f , 1 2 E ,xr .F , Y , , X 1. V f 5 V , 1 x Q' Q' 1 f . ' ' A L M ' , 4 YT K 1 ff ,1 2 . vw ' J ' 'L , , 45 9 1 P N. . A 1 Ly f Qu ll 5 1 1 K. A W, . B I H 1 5? T 'xyv 1 mf J M Q..,.m fp- ff' .K W CLASS OFFICERS Pepe DeLay Sue Ann Mussell Debbie Slovak Steve Sifuemez Tommy Woodson A - 1 i MOST BEAUTIFUL MOST HANDSOME DIANE HERMAN :Rvws FISHER , -1,, .fJ1, ,, . A , ,,A, ii, . LLL 1 1 ,.f-- ,. . .,, f.qy 3, 1.1 We F, ' 1 L 1 FRIENDLIEST BEN KELLY DEBBIE sLovAK TENNELATKINQ - -V Y. A 1: MOST TALENTED MARY BUSH MARK PERRY MUST DEPENDABLE DEBBIE QLovAK TOM PICK MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED EILEEN O'GRADY JIM BILHARTZ PATRICIA RUTH ADAMS SEVERA HERNANDEZ AGUILAR GILDA DENISE ANDERSON SUSANNE ASHWORTH TENNELL ATKINS RITA MARIE AVILES SUSAN ALICE BAKER ERNEST PABLO BANDA al- : - 2? I j ,gg Q L' ,K sf ..nlhn..L Everg piciure fells 3 Sf0l'g. don'+ if! Rod Qfewarf 225 226 VICKI JEANETTE BARRS JAN CAROL BEACH MICHAEL CHARLES BEHAN JAMES ROHN BILHARTZ. JR. JAMES ALFRED BONEY III ANITA GLYNN BRADLEY PAUL BRANDON RENEE PATRICIA BRASSARD KAREN SUSAN BROACH MICHELE SUZANNE BRUNO PATRICIA ANN BURNS MARY HELEN BUSH TOMAS VICTOR CALDERON MARY PATRICIA CALLAHAN CAROL ANN CARNEY JENNY BESS CHOATE .www xi 3 E N M 'xi k M K Q3 5 XERXW1.. fa man does noi keep pace wif per a d Lei wh how TFA S PATRICIA JUAQUETTA CLAY ELIZABETH ANNE CORLEY JOHN FRANCIS COURTNEY ERIC BERNARD CRABTREE JANICE DENISE DANIEL ELIZABETH JEAN DAVIS JOSEPH LELAND DAVIS ROBERT RALPH DAY DEE JOHN DELAY PAMELA DELEON PAULA DELEON EVELYN JO DELGADO MARGARET MARY DELLINGER RICHARD ALLEN DERDEY N JAMES DIAZ de LEON SALLY ANNE DOUGHER Q I, .WL None of us is as smart as all of us. lmaginafion is more impor+an+ than knowledge - Alberi Einshen W-:Nmx Wm LV slfiaxfwlifliii f .ggi 1g,gfz1,kz-1' - . ....., Q: --.-Wf,- , ,., W ,BB ..W,., ..., f ww? 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LV? .r :-i UQMQV Q ,qiigr Q' S-9 'Tv QW? , DEBORAH ANN MADDOX MARTHA IRMA MAGANA CZ JOHN MCKNIGHT MARCONI JOEL ROBERT MARKEY from JOHN JOSEPH MCCRORY MICHAEL JOHN MILLER STEPHEN WHITSON MITCHELL VIKKI DAWN MONTGOMERY -Y .ur - ESPERANZA DELIA MOORE MARY ISABELLE MORALES -495, RITA INEZ MORENO DONNA ANN MUNCHRATH CARYN SUE MUNOZ IANTHA RENEE MURPHY DAVID TIMOTHY MURRAY SUE ANN MUSSELL ifhink. ifhinkiam. . . iherefore i am. ifhink. Moodg Blues ff f -,541vi:v:91E?2f' 1-.- 412 0 f W ,,.. ff-Q-i3l1G?Tfl'V,1l5 ',effiirw 76' W '!V' LW, h ' ,1, , 4 l Q1- V LL, . , ' , A ' . . . . 'W Yikl 2 .pf uf you Sli. jus+ sri. Q41 Agw' 1 A Buf whaiever you do if gou walk. jusi walk ' 1 V d0n'+ wobble, . . . 3 ...V f1',, , M L- g ' ffi ' -' , M ' 5 A M . Q ' H 246 4 4 ,Z W 'iw MARSHA ANN NEWTON DEBORAH SUE NIEDERT FRED NUNCIO EILEEN CECILIA O GRADY MARK STEPHEN PERRY THOMAS WAYNE PICK ARDALIA THERESA PORET VICKIE ANN PRASIFKA RENEE RDBERSON ANN ELIZABETH ROBINETTE KURT DAVID ROCKENHAUS STEVEN JOE RODGERS QHARDN PATRICIA ROGERS ALMELDA RAQUEL ROJAS ISABEL ROSALES DANNY PATRICK ROSELLINI There never seems fo be enough fime io do fhe fhings gou wanf fo do once you End ihem. . , vw-is . 3523? N, ,. SW -1. fgwf,',f,, km Q ' -Jim Croce a 5'viN.'1:lg5 ,ggi ' 9 .Mm ff, if Qu Treasure lufe un yourself and 4 A DVA. :A r. r it M fo you Llfe grows as If us spent 4 - , I. ,If . ' ofhers and If wlll come back ' r rr, r rrs ' ' 'e . . Y T 3 i 3135-f 33,3 If '. . Kv,v ?f,L..l:,l,u'. a 0 h O n n we 3, mg 5 Q glve I+ +o oi ers gave lf fo 1 ' ' I ' 4? Ji ,' Q, M AY s . . 'F . . . fi SUE, 0 KWASSW , ' V - ff21v5Z!,vi' Jfvls v :W- L f' f 'if' n..1...... Wm.-Wmwwmwaeus-Mfmnf-vmzmsgq f 0 9 . , pw r .4 f 4-v in T, x ff , e .-f ' . M.. Q Q A K x ' i -1, K ,,-ah.- , ,J A r 'Q x CHRISTOPHER RENE SALOMON IRMA SANCHEZ SUSAN MARY SANDERS MATTHEW LAWRENCE SAVINS PETER WILLIAM SCHNEIDER MARY EDYTH SCHORN ROBERT EDWARD SCHUTZE PAUL ROSS SENTER OLGA SEPULVEDA JEWEL FEDORA SHELTON STEPHEN A. SIFUENTEZ DEBORAH SUE SLOVAK DON RAY SLOVAK CYNTHIA SHIRLENE SMITH WAYNE RAY STANLEY THOMAS JOHN STEINBACH T S ,., .. , ,M ,. . I 5 , 51 I U I V: -an ' ' i . m y , ,,:. -f , an , I 'H . . , , x j.,,,, . K' V .N V . - . ,f' 77 vi L., , A Y V git. .,!- Tak., 1 nf 1. ' ' wg H . 0 . . :gi f 'Y -if 'Mui 5-L ' ., W ,. :f i f .sm Q., -.. .M 1 -' - .,f : 2 .- LW-f I mi x-4. K gf , f A .... . .,' ::f- as .gil 'W ' 1 ' -Lvifxl '.. ' , 253 i II's reallg a wonder Ihal I haven'I dropped all mg ideals, because lheg seem so absurd and impossible lo oarrg oul. Yel I keep Ihem because in spile of everglhing I slill believe lhal people are reallg good al hearl. - Anne Frank ua, .V . . his V 254 CARLA DENISE TALASH MICHAEL PATRICK TEHAN THOMAS ALLEN THOMPSON ROSE ANNE TILLOTSON KRISTINA INEZ TORRES STEPHEN TOVAR II ANDRE TRAWICK III TRENTINA MAE TYLER BRIAN EUGENE WALSH CHERYL YVONNE WASHINGTON CYNTHIA ANN WILKS NOEL CEDRIC WILLIAMS PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS VAUGHN MCDONALD WILLIAMS BERNIE THOMAS WOODSON E ONE LAST STEP SIGNIFYING AALL - AEALA THE END AND THE BEGINNING ONE LAST MOMENT. REMEMBERING THE OLD AND PREDIOTING THE FUTURE. SENIORS OF I 974 I K L .:.r,fg7,p,,,, , ,.L H 'k-, 1 T TTET k'., ... ' 5 A T TTTS 1 T,,T.THAAE an 1 2,4 EEE gi, f A fif 9 AAET T ' ' ' V' , V , -'-- jg ff 1 ,. ,--, if -A f -L,,, ,, '--' f , X15 LATE J ' - 5' f -' W. TTT H mf. A LT,,' f 554 'xgig - f - ' ' K .. .f..,, 'Vg , 1 , ' 1 , ' , ' f '- 5 1 K - V5 45 fi ,-,' x fag :Q 4 M fl ' 'N ff! P' -I- CLASS OFFICERS: Nancy Cooper Tim Gilliland Terry May Diana Wood Donna Wood NI ,a - fa: I Y P - lx- 4Wf :MW A Af an aww rm Nw. as 5-4-N, 'iw 1 1 Y 258 lv ,,, 5- nu 'N are sa ' i A wi' F 'iff Joe Almendarez Elizabeth Alva Elizabeth Arriga Cathy Ashworth Ronnie Aviles Marcial Bacani Jim Bacsik Bryan Banks David Barrilleaux Matt Bielamowicz Linda Black Mike Blake Keith Boone Carol Breeding Karen Br11nson Greg Buchanan Elonide Caldwell Annette Calahan Lanitra Carroll Mary Ann Carvajal Anthony Clark Nancy Cooper Patti Cosgrove Angela Crabtree David Crissey Kathy Cuellar Darry Daniels Michael Daniels Larry Davis Paul Dennehy Patti Derdeyn Susan Doty Pat Drake Karen Dunbar Pat Dyer 260 Sarah Enna Tom Fearing Johnny Figueroa Cindy Finan Roy Rinney Mark Fiorenza Suzy Fisher Suzanne Fraser Steve Garner Mario Garnica Rachel Garza Tom Gibran Tim Gilliland Genevieve Gonzales Kay Goodnight Jonathan Haight Karen Hearron Shirley Heep Paul Hernandez David Hlavenca Karla Hooten Moira Hughes Richard Hutyra Mark Ibbotson Stanley Ihori Andrea Jackson Carol Johnson Dawrence Johnson Mark Kendro Pat Kerr '1- -1 W, , , i JW A ...f- '-Lgshust rw Mark King Dixie Kirkham Steve Lane Brad Lind Paula Lister Welby Lockley Richard Lynch Eric Mackie Judy Maddox Jane Marconi Martha Martinez Chris Matza Terry May Molly McCauley Tracy McClellan Janie McDermott Gerald McGaughey Jackie Meeks Judson Meshack Debra Mickens P 1 62 Witold Migala Greg Mikolajczak George Montgomery Rickey Montgomery Earl Moore Mark Moore Armando Moreno Cindy Munoz Sharon Neece Steve Nemec Jackie Niedert Don O'Bannon Karl Owen Jose Perez Martha Pribyl Pat Price Ron Rains Valerie Ratliff Maura Reece Glenda Reed David Reyes Jamie Rodriguez Mary Helen Rojas Paul Rosales Cathy Rosellini Maria Santos Linda Sepulveda Gary Slovak Connie Smith Kim Smith S, E 'W I 'Q- cs, I , Z' -1 ' Q , rf .- Jb.. 4 ,, E - ' -.M 4 N- i ' . w 6 ri. :2 y ' h , Linda Zeroogian Jim Zett P Don Solchenburger Valerie Strickland Daryl Taraba Mike Tatum Vivian Taylor Norma Thompson Ed Tidik Mary Tillotson Irela Torres Greg Trawick Cecil Velasquez Derney Wakefield Robin Wells Mark White Mark Willis Diana Wood Donna Wood Cassandra Woodard Brett Young Sheryl Zamora 263 ' 3-:ivy CLASS OFFICERS: Terri Baldwin Dale Bilhartz Bob Mike Houston Thelma Morris Richard Torres mx Waxvl 3 Q! 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A X' sg? it Q si 'ZH Q E x B . fs' .qi 343 wo' K' . i f- ,. 7 gk Nora Acevedo Kathy Ainley Kelley Alton Frank Alenjandro Jerlys Anderson Bobby Aragadine Kathy Arriga Eugenio Bacani Bryan Baker Terry Baldwin Harold Barber Jeanie Barham Marian Behan Maria Bera Dale Bilhartz Ed Birmingham Katie Blute Norma Bohannon Steve Bond Jackie Bonner Doug Boyd Steve Bradley Ricky Brassard Cheryl Brewer Refugio Briones Chris Brister Ann Brow Greg Brown David Buchanan Colleen Burch Doug Burkham Chris Burns Susan Bush Jan Butler James Callahan Kathy Callahan Victor Carter Carolyn Castillo Mike Cernosek Cindy Cervantes Geary Chartrand 26 5 Michael Clark Karen Clouse Peter Cola Matthew Conde Mary Couch Shelly Cowan Paul Crane Joseph Crawford Velda Crawford Michael Cunningham Georgo Daniels Sandra Davis Patricia Dillon Rebecca Dimas Harold Drake Jeffrey Dubic Josephine Emmett Lee Evans Tucker Evans Carl Farrer Bruce Feltner Kathleen Ferguson Stephanie Ferguson George Fettinger Nicho as Figueroa Smedga Flemming Thomas Fletcher Cecilia Flores Anthony Forcelledo Carolyn Franco John Freese Michael Friesenhahn Jenny Furstenberg Juanita Garcia David Garrett v X-uv J vi, i- ' t ,ff f, -W ,. --.,,. .,, 1? ci'4 tt iii 3 ' - v 1 lx- K P' iw W 5 sr 5. 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XX . lla - ,f'yXf 'ZZ7' -.r gi A 'N -ff N ,- Donald Garrett Maria Gonzalez Rick Gonzalez Gaylan Goodnight Terrance Green Dean Hagar Lisa Haire Linda Harper Joseph Hays David Hedrick John Heitzman Brenda Hellman Rebecca Hinnant Maureen Hood Robert Houston Sharon Hughes, Sheila Hughes Jack Jamison John Janicek James Jetton Brendell Johnson Dino Johnson Gaytha Johnson Pamela Johnson Brian Jones Jeanne Jones Ricky Jones Jay Kahn David Kelley Timothy Kelley Bryan Kelly Joseph Kindred Patrick Kirkham Patrick Kirlin Mark Knight PFW 268 Iames Kolker Mary Kosydar Richard Kral Jeff Lane Connie Langston Greg Leech Brian Lewis Cathy Little Carmen Lopez Frankie Lott Valerie Mackie Linda Macko Robert Mahlstedt Filberto Martinez Juanita Maritnez Manuel Martinez Felecia Mason Tim May Trudi McCombs Mary McElroy Another Savage Sophomore heads for the tree tops Marianne Mc Neil Dean McNiel Tomasa Medrano Julie Meyer Daniel Meza Mary Miller Mary Millar Alison Mills Harold Mitchell William Moran Carol Morgan Thelma Morris Tondolyn Mosley Brad Munchrath I ay Mussell Kurt Naumann Marcel Nieman Ken Notter Susan Odeh James Oliver Dennis O'Riley Greg Ostroff John Paradis Elizabeth Perez Rosanna Perry Ed Petersen Anthony Petrasic Wyman Pierce Krisann Powell James Prasifka Georgianna Prebish Alfred Price Andrew Prior Roxanne Rains Tim Rebouche Ruby Rice Carol Richardson Susan Riley 26 Barbara Schulze Leticia Sepulveda Kenneth Shaver Lee Dwayne Shaw Tenny Shelby Cecilia Sheppard Jan Simmons Kathleen Slovak Karen Smith Susan Smith Chris Snider Alan Solchenberger Ellen Solchenberger Wayne Spray Michael Stanley Elizabeth Starek Kim Stark Jana Starnes John Summers Cathy Swafford Virginia Taborn Thomas Tehan Ellen Temple Thomas Tilton Dennis Tooch Juanita Torrez Sherry Trevilion Steve Russell Mary Salem Guillermo Santos David Senter Ursula Schorn f! Rebecca Rios Clay Robinson Dary Robinson Karen Senter T1 'Wi' Mary Trevino Janice Turner Sandra Turner Albert Vasquez Donise Walker Karla Wallace Larry Walther . Julie Watkins Eddie Wattley John Warusa Sally Welch Catherine Whiteman Teresa Wilkes Robert Wilks Arthur Witzell Cathy Woeber Tommy Younger Susan Buenting Peggy Hogan Jeff Lee ,I da Potsey and Fonsy head for Burger Biggie . 271 CLASS OFFICERS: Monica Harkenrider Sheila Montgomery Kevin Murray Suzanne Spangler Nick Tidik 272 . . - 1 Melvin Adams Rhonda Adams Ken Anders Henrietta Anguiano Marie Arline Wayne Arnspiger Bernie Arrambidez Richard Arrambidez Raquel Aviles Randy Bacon Richard Bacon Catherine Baker Cynthia Baker Bob Baldridge Patti Baldwin Karen Barber Brenda Barrett Pam Barrilleaux Phillip Bellmore Karen Benigno Frank Bernard Tammy Birmingham Raenel Bodwin Paul Boer Carl Boone Cindy Borbon Kathy Brady Eugene Brown David Brunson James Burris Janice Caldwell Walter Callahan Yvonne Carvajal Lita Castillo Maria Castillo 273 Celia Cervantes Arnetta Clernmons Patrice Conway Darrell Corry Susan Cooper Renee Cotndir Mary Davis Mike Davis Penny DeLay Jimmy Denison Steve Derdeyn Joann Diaz Mary Dobbs Rufus Dodd Consuelo Dominguez Cathy Dyer Blake Dy es Darryll Edwards Kathy Edwards Ross Embry Dirk Etheridge Beth Farrell Lois Fearing Doris Figueroa Brian Fiorenza Jennifer Fisk Susan Fowler Sylvia Franco Steve Furay Jose Garcia Eva Garza David Gilliland Bill Golden Cindy Gonzalez Ricky Gonzalez Ernesto Gonzalez Yolanda Gonzalez I ohnny Graham Pam Graham Maudie Green Shawn Green Archie Greer 274 I P l Michelle Guadagnoli Mike Guadagnoli Cheryl Hamilton Monica Harkenrider Barbara Harper Delois Hawley Byron Haynes Mike Hearron Greg Heitzman Patricia Henderson Sharon Hensel Julia Herring Susan Hobson Greg Hollabaugh Mike Horton Steve Huey Pam Hunnicutt Joe Islas Cynthia Jackson Deirdre Jamison Jennifer Johnson Karen Johnson Melonee Johnson Rochelle Johnson Ted Jones Joan Kappes Joe Karasick Karl Keller Mike Kelley Mike Kelly Julie Kendro Ann Kessler James King Terianne Kirlin Gar Laden Wiliyiam Larkin Martha Lee Darlene Leech Vicki Lenz Greg Lind Pam Lister Cheryl Lovern 275 Kathy Lowery Elizabeth Lync Christy MacDonne1l Gregg Maddox Mary Magana Doug Malcuit Sharon Malone Valerie Manning Keith Manoy Rosalinda Martinez Vickie Marriott Theresa Mason JoAnne Massad Maggie McCauley Lisa McMillan Millicent McNeal Katie Meiser Laura Mikulencak X Melvin Minor Elizabeth Montes Sheila Montgomery Joyce Moore Rhonda Moore Sharon Moore Wendolyn Mooring Bob Moran Luis Moreno Maria Moreno Kevin Murray Steve Mussell Bruce Niedert Luara Obsivac Pat O'Donne11 David O'Nea1 Kerry O'Riley Peggy O'Riley Kerrly Owen Randa 1 Paige Renatte Palmer Sharon Parker Frances Paroski Auron Perez 276 Susana Perez John Phifer Emma Pottinger Alfredia Powell Regina Prasifka Mary Ramirez Judy Ramsey Sherel Riley Kim Robertson John Robinson Leslie Rogers Delia Rodriguez Mary Rodri?uez Steve Rych ik Becky Sanchez Richard Savins Elaine Schlindler Paddy Schram Ellard Scou Janice Sewell Jimmy Shannon Ken Siedell Mary Jane Sifuentez Ado ph Silva 277 278 Ricky Silvey Catherine Simmons Nancy Sleeper Annette Slovak David Small Mark Smith Winona Smith Bruce Snow Suzanne Spangler Tim Steinbach Laura Stem Doril Stevens Jill Stephenson Roshon Stewart Kathy Svercek Mike Taborn Mike Tenney Loretta Thrasher , ,w w W .,,' ' v:+j:jj9'f ::g::4z:xw agLK3e f1-' 9, Armand Trawick Nick Tidik Steve Tillotson Tom Towry Isabel Umana Kathy Vallejo Stephanie Vasquez Martin Velasquez LaVerne Vilson Twyler Walther Barbara Watkins Deborah Watkins Lana Watkins Pat Wayrusa Larita Weathersby Malencia West Sam Whiteman Quincy Williams 1 Jackie Zamora Richard Zagata Joann Smit ROBERT SMITH I 959- I 973 Michelle Willis Dudley Wilson Lisa Woods Jennifer Woolard Theresa Wright Tony Wri?ht Judy Wyc iff William Wylie Arthur Ybarra Cindy Young II! iiff tiil'J' I - Dealh knows no lime. no season. We will remember him for all Iime. 279 280 CLASS OFFICERS Scott Baker Brian Corley Susanne Nicholl Jill Powers Bruce Schneider ann Karla Adkins Carolyn Alva David Ayres Scott Baker Pedro Benitez Bari Bennett Rebecca Bishop Russell Bishop Peter Blute Stuart Bohannon David Boruff Philip Brassard David Breeding Curtis Briggs Kenneth Broach Mark Brown Homer Bryan Cindy Buchanan Jay Bullard Hap Burden Jill Butler Elizabeth Caldwell Joe Callahan Ronald Callahan John Cates Lynn Choate Jay Clark Gigi Clayton Brian Corley Tony Corona Ricky Corona Gloria Davis Robert Davis Steve Davis Mark Dennehy Paula Farrell Tamrara Farrell Kathy Felps Pat Fettinger Mike Figueroa Debbie Finan Schell Forcelledo Tamara George Jay Green Craig Griffith Mary Guadagnoli Mary Guerrero Donny Haight Renita Hall Donna Harkenrider Phyllis Harrison Carol Head Becky Heitzman John Hendrix Wesley Hightower Sharon Hill John Hoge Eric Hollabaugh Kevin Hooten Angela Houston Ioe Dorris Lydia Duron Barbara Dyer Mary Emmett Gigi DePace Grady Dickens Mike Dillon L- 3 .. 1- -fn 1 ,L as y ., W M 'N A ii Reginald Hubbard Kathleen Hughes Deidra Jackson Janis Johnson Mike Jones Gayla Kading Mark Kelley Sara Kirkham Linda Ann Knuckles Darcy Lemon Diane Lilly Elizabeth Lindsey David Little Tommy Lundberg Chuck Machala Kenneth Mackie Steve Mahlstedt Carmelia Matthews Peggy Matus Dawn McClellan James McDonald Delfina McLemore Lois McLemore Mary McLemore Maria McNie1 Aimee Medlin Clarita Medrano Henri Migala Maureen Miller Kenneth Moore Josephine Morales Michelle Moraski 284 Randy Morgan Tim'Morgan Wayne Musgrave Susanne Nicoll Scott Norwood Diane O'Bannon Phoebe Orr Virginia Patterson Georgia Pelt Mike Perez Margaret Phife Philip Pottinger Janet Powers Jill Powers Tom Pribyl Tina Randazzo Rita Ratliff Shan Reece Laura Reins Janet Rios Melba Roberts Ina Roland Dwayne Rose Thurman Ross Karl Schlacter Bruce Schneider Toni Schneider John Shannon Beth Smith Craig Snow Darlene Summers Cam Talash Anita Taraba Patty Tehan Bruce Temple 3, tt,. Terry Wright Jean Wycliff Alan York Donna Zett Steve Terry Tom Tillotson Judy Tobola Charles Turner Gwen Turner Larry Turner John Tushim George Umana Steven Van Cleve Mary Ann Vasquez Mike Villarreal Arnell West Gerald West Kelly Wilbanks Diana Williams 285 Preslden iCKI 2 F1e1d Student Track,.4 Pep Club 1 DEE JOHN DELAEI' President 4 Student Council Dallas Morning News orable Mention 3 Letterman s PAMELA DELEON: Spanish Cluhffa PAULA DELEON: Drill Teamlsiiif Spanish EVELYN IO DELGADO: Bowling 4: Spanish Club 3, MARGARET MARY DELLQNGER: Field and Stream 3 RICHARD ALLEN DERDEYN1 Basketball 1, Drama 2 President 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Mitre 4. JAMES DIAZ DE DELEON: F.C.A. 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. . SALLY ANNE DOUGHER: Homecoming Princess 4. was TANYA YOLANDA EDMOND: Band 2: F.T.A. 3: Quill 3. EMERSON EMORY, JR.: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 3. b Y DEBORAH ELLENE EVANS: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Quill 3, 43 S.O.S. 2, 3: Track 3, 4: Y .C.S. 1. swat is ' BRUCE MICHAEL FELPS: F. C. A. 2: Field and Stream 3: Football 25 Traffic Safety 4. STEPHEN ANTHONY FERGUSON: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 4: F.C.A. 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Quill 3g Swimming 2: Y.C.S. 3, All-District Honorable Mention - Football 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4. IRVING IERAL FISHER: Band 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2 LYDIAANN 3 .T.A. 2gN.H Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 4, Quill Club 4. Q F ,P .A. 3: Football 3, 4: Traffic Safety 3, 4. m m A and Stream 3: French Club 2, 3: s.o.fs'. 2, l if! 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JEWEL PEDORA SHELTON: Band 1, 2: Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Drama 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 35 N.F.L. 2, 3, 4: Quill 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2: Student Council 3, 4, Second Vice President 4g Homecoming Princess 3, Homecoming Queen 45 Basketball Queen 4. STEPHEN ANTHONY SIFUENTEZ: Camera Club 4g Drama 2, 3g Field and Stream 4: Football lg Student Council 4, First Vice President. DEBORAH SUE P 2, 4: Drama 2, 3, 4g Drill Team 49 German Club 3, 4, President 4: Pep Club Student Council 4, Volleyball 4g Y. C.S. 1. DONN IE Week 4 I 3 0 IN FOUR YEARS BOB PARSONS HAS DONE GREAT THINGS FOR BISHOP DUNNE. HIS INITIATIVE. ENTHUSIASM. AND KNOW HOW HAVE BROUGHT THE BAND TO THEIR THIRD CONSECUTIVE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. IN THE FEW YEARS WE HAVE KNOWN HIM. HE HAS TRANSFORMED THE BAND FROM A TWELVE MEMBER DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS TO A PROFESSIONAL MARCHING BAND. HIS DYNAMIC SPIRIT HAS INFUSED HALF-TIME, PEP RALLIES, AND SPECIAL SPRING CONCERTS. FOR THESE REASONS. THE I974 MITRE STAFF FEELS IT IS TIME TO GIVE LONG OVERDUE RECOGNITION TO A VERY DEDICATED MAN WHO HAS BECOME A VERY BIG PART OF BISHOP DUNNE. THIS GESTURE: HOWEVER, REPRESENTS JUST A SMALL PART OF THE GRATITUDE STUDENTS AND FACULTY HAVE FOR THE UNTIRING EFFORTS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF OUR BAND DIRECTOR. BOB PARSONS. I I 1 Z- nd Junio Bsautifu rchandiae S 76863 u A as 'mm Gi S HU sf oc s 5 ooo 6 PSRXTI F? 63354042 on win? ai de 'Jaffe and other craft: Mak 298 89 OWNER Leavinf: srafe mon Qwfauranf and Founve S26 u affer ODELL PROPERTIES FT snow smau UQTSQD shox: Nei nwrof 'I9g:lxfi21i'3go oswnou ess me Fagwgs hwlgbgegt eco cozegonimow RESS SHQP iiieilg,-J?3 1 6384042 u2?3'n?ng my di vrofitable r rm? Hfuiifegs WZ ms ai, car on NGCO Orth ff Irina Write Box est and oldesf Def tabrishecf Recenflv 3 292-89 88f WW! ffbm W Di' C6 ' -L 1 ,:,L m m , b -L ij-2L f VL:VWi- L,,mVL Q . V Ly '.:,'. , In 1 , h W U ,L,.. : LLVV V 'LI' A ' V A 4 . ' . an , LL'L ,',,h 1 1 L111 4 f,- .1,' , kfry kfy. 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