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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1975 volume:

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It is because of this man 's outstanding character, dedication, and contribution to Bishop Dunne that we dedicate the 1975 MITRE to Brother Anthony DuRapau. Memories Like the Corners of My Mind 4 vWF'5t.f?'M hinge' we Q Qgiweeiiiiff 59,35 EW ,, . f,,w',J1r15 Wim? -M ' - v'-'ws' , .Y 1 L hiv, ff-vu -4 ,NB Q i A N RW? 'LW' V 'R v Q4x EE3Z7J'Z:kv.SV. L ' -J 4 2 , Wmifimiff -8,1-.. -Lg , g,,i.kQ15e,,..M W em,-M 1' , mem-'-w -- Misty Wafer Colored Memories of the Way We Were .53 Scattered Pictures of the Smiles E 5 eff Behind Smiles We Gave l'O Une Another For the Way We Were Can If Be Thaf If Was All So Simple Then? Or Has Time Rewriffen Every Line? If We Had the Chance fo Do If All Again, ' ' Tell Me, Wauld We? Could We? Memories May Be Beaufiful and Yef .mmuv Whafs foo Painful fo Remember, We Simply Choose fo Forgef. So If 's the Laughter We Will Remember, Whenever We Remember the Way We Were. 16 fy Iss ' 1: - N W vi K fu 'V ' TK J x ' I - fbtgwm .if ,K Y . -j, K-f::15, , via wwf? 2,32 , wg Q E. 1 1 Q I 3 i I N Y 1 i P 3 I In ADMINISTRATION mo You Erma' THAT 60608577 Brother Adrian Gaudin is in his seventh year at 'Bishop Dunne as principal. During the first semester of this year Brother Adrian was on sabbatical in the Sangre' De Cristo Retreat Center in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Brother Anthony Du Rapau is the assistant principal in charge of academic affairs. Brother Anthony was the acting principal during the first semester of the year while Brother Adrian was on sabbatical. Besides keeping busy in the office, Brother also teaches calculus. Brother Anthony conducts the awards ceremony for the first quarter. Sister Mary Bosco Allen was the acting assistant princi- pal for the first semesterg Coordinator of Student Activities. I Brother William Chester is the Dean of Students and also moderator of the Key Club. Mr. Art Rainwater Athletic Director Sister Mary Bosco takes time out from her daily trigonometry class and other duties to work at her loom . LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Hinkle prepares to hit class with a Latin LCST. . Nein, das ist nicht richtig! ! ! 22 Mrs. Evelyn Hinkle is Chair- man of the Language Depart- ment and also teaches Latin: Student Council sponsor. Sister Maureena Bichler teaches German and sopho- more theology: German Club sponsor. Mrs. Maria Bovee is from Madrid, Spain and teaches Spanish: Spanish Club Mod- erator. --W.. Mrs. Bovee finds time for enjoying hall monitoring. Sister Mary Catherine Zacha teaches French and is the French Club modera- tor. J f px? RW. Sister Mary Catherine gives a look of warning to an Mrs. Elaine Ziehe inbetween mods trespasser. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT l Mr. Raymond Healy is the Chairman of the English Department and teaches senior English. Mr. Healy realizes he forgot his watch as mod change approaches. Mrs. Evelyn Hinkle teaches eighth grade English. Seventeen hot dogs, ten cokes . . . 24 Miss Bonnie Burch is a soph- ' omore English teacher and moderator of the Field and r Stream Club. , fwfr 'U V 1. 5 V V ' S h.., . Miss Burch attempts to help a student. as A diff? E Z . . VV 5-75' ', . S, ?,g,z'. 5 g f V 1 ifiif. 41 1 , Var S Q t' V f 2 - V ' ? , If . V W- 'Ne ,. 1 ff' ' 3 ,fl K f' 4 Mr. Chuck Cocoa teaches freshman and sophomore English: School Newspaper Sponsor. S Let's see now, does G come before or after Q ? 25 Mrs. Marilyn Empey teaches freshman English. Mrs. Empey seems bewildered at a freshman question. .g,'.,..,., ua- , -1 M lil ll, E WR Now really class! ! ! 26 Mr. Paul Finnegan M ' i junior English. reach GS SPEECH AND READING ,sa K ., .E -E 4 4. , 4 I Ms. Cynthia Croslin is the new speech teacher: Foren- sic Club Sponsor. Y P P Ms. C nthia Croslin tries to hel students with their s eech assignments. T . . . . . he speech program IS in its first active year at Dunne . if ef 5 Mrs. Norma Schuster is at Dunne as a reading special- ist: Co-sponsor of the Year- book. DB You SHAKG itll 3 . . Q 5 5 Mrs. Schuster takes time out for a picture. The reading lab went into full swing this year with the hope of improving reading skills. 27 PHYSICAL EDUCA TION DEPARTMENT Mr. W. R. CBuddyJ Hender- son is the Chairman of the Physical Education Depart- ment. He teaches P.E. and also driver's education: Head Track Coachg Traffic Safety Club Moderator. Coach Henderson looks beat after a P.E. class. MF. Allison contemplates a driver's education question. M A . 28 Ms. Scherry Allison teaches P.E. and driver's educa- tion. Aw, man let me get my hair fixed first. Mr. Jimmy Franklin teaches health, physical edu cation, driver's education and is an assistant football coach. Mrs. Laura Taylor, after fourteen years at Dunne, is still devoted to the physical education department. Mrs. Taylor is finally caught by the camera SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. John Tatum teaches earth science, and also environmental science, and also geology. Mrs. Carol Sauer teaches biology and environmental science: National Honor Society Sponsor. 30 y 1 4 Mr. Timothy Long teaches geometry, trigfanalysis, . and physics. The Xerox machine seems to really please Mrs. Sauer. n. Mr. Welton Brown teaches physical science and is the girls' athletic coach. Mrs. Aday and Leticia Sepulveda concentrate on a chemistry experiment. GOLLY GEE BOYS!! ! Mr. Art Rainwater teaches biology and physical sci- ence: Athletic Director: Head Football Coach. Mrs. Kathryn Aday is the sole chemistry teacher and also teaches biologyg Cheerleader Sponsor. SOCIAI. STUDIES DEPARTMENT , , ' .-Lf 'if -,551 C .is M, . f,-' 1- ,.,. . W ...J H ,, J .wa 1,, I f Mr. John Molstad is the Chairman of the Social Studies Departmentg teaches American govern- ment and social studies sur- veyg Tennis Coach. Mr. V. G. CSonnyJ Zachary teaches ,,E... American historyg Ninth Grade Football Coach, I. V. Basketball Coach, and Golf Coach. 32 ---fd 3, . i Benedict Mr. Dwaine teaches American history, world history, and driver's educationg Head Baseball Coach and Assistant Foot- ball Coach. Mr. James Klassen teaches American history and gov- ernment: Swimming Coach. Awfublrr- You DMTY gg Brother Patrick McGinity teaches world history, and cross country coach. iii is the THEULOGY DEPARTMENT H ELP ME-Ihm Sister Miriam NeSmith is the Chairman of the Theol- ogy Department and also teaches freshman theology. Mr. Vincent Langbein teaches social studies sur- veyg also senior and fresh- man theology: Bowling Club Sponsor. Sister Miriam and Mr. Langbein compare notes. 34 Kllyub Mrs. Theresa Chaney teaches eighth grade reli- gion, sophomore theology, and social studies survey. 'How do you tell man from ape??? V l w l lsi Mr. Robert Rando teaches junior theology and is the chess club moderator. ster Emmanuel Hajek is one of the many freshman th N eology teachers . Mr. Paul Bernardy teaches sophomore theology and is the sponsor of the eighth grade intramural sports . Reverend David Mikeska is the school chaplain. N 35 MA TH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Mary Jane Crissey is the Chairman of the Math Department and teaches l Algebra 1 and 11. I N Math seems to offer some enjoyment for Mrs. Crissey as she starts her t eighth year at Dunne. N 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 N Q l Mr. David Wright teaches Math 8 And Related Alge- l bra lg Head Basketball Coach and Assistant Foot- ball Coach . What, taking pictures in MY class . . . ? 36 ,fig P' Mfr gs? 9 M 4 s 3 ., Mrs. Mathews braces herself for mod change. Mrs.' Candy Mathews teaches algebra and geom- etry. Edward Wenzel teaches Coach Wenzel throws in his ideas on how to play foosball. 37 BAND The Bishop Dunne Fighting Falcon Band is in its fifth year under the direction of Mr. Robert Parsons. After countless hours of practice and dedication both the students and Mr. Parsons , our band has received top national ratings . 1 N 38 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Cheryl Malone is in her third year of teaching home economics. Basically, home economics is designed to teach or improve students' domestic skills. Both the boys and the girls learn to sew and cook. Child care and family planning are also offered. 4 Q.. N ART DEPARTMENT 1 03 l Ms. Shirley Ballard is in her second year of teaching art at Dunne . Classes once again were taught certain crafts and drawing. An art course at Bishop Dunne enables the student to express himself and also learn to appreciate different types of artwork. A visit to an art class would show how much talent and imagination many of our students have . 40 Ms. Ballard is always ready to help her students . I 1 v 'f' 3:5 ,, ' ,f Brother William McCue is the head librarian. Although he is new to Dunne this year, he is known and welcomed by all. In addition to keeping the library under control, he is a vital part of the faculty at Dunne . Ms. Lorena Callan is the assistant librarian at Bishop Dunne . She has contributed greatly to the progress of the library . , ' - , BU INESS DEPARTMENT J , R A 1. M., rf Mrs. Martha Boyette teaches typing and short- hand: Yearbook Co-spon- sor. 'i3'T' V Y-at U! T tit Hurry with the picture: my arm is tired . Qu hui l Mr. Frank CMikeJ Satarino teaches business law and social studies survey: I.V. Football Coach: Ninth Grade Basketball Coach and J.V. Baseball Coach. WRONG l Mrs. Connie Beesley teaches bookkeeping, typ- ing, and business surveyg Drill Team Sponsor. DANCE DEPARTMENT Miss Eleanor Patterson is the Chairman of the Guid- ance Department. 44 w Mrs. Peggy Matus Guidance Mr. R. I . Parsons Ms. Konstanze Sims Secretary. ' 1 Q The guidance department is always out to lend a helping hand . OFF RSONNEL x f - Mrs. Norma Butler Mrs. Beverly Baldridge Mrs. Bonnie Carpenter Q...-u-dvr' Mrs . Eugenia Williams Mrs . Bertha Pick Mrs. Baldridge listens attentively to a student's excuse for being tardy . CA FE TERIA Qu Mrs. Mary Young Manager as Mrs . Ora Valdez 46 Mrs. Olga Carr is r Mrs . Sylvia Blackburn I Let's see, that was enchilada pie, salad, cookies, tostados, coke rv --. MAINTEN NCE 1 g A Y r , 1 .6 f 11 ,yt ag, x 1 'Z 45 W A lu jmkyqa 1 NX Mr. Domingo Carvajal , If E L ? f if if. - 1 xg Mr. Salvador Carvajal SK W'-Q.. if if W ,Q ii x l I r l I E 2 9 X 'e if if 2 3 5 22 VARSITY CHEERLEA DER5 L, i nrvuuvu rkurvi um- 1' 'ru MGI-IT: Jan Butler Susie Smith Cind Ce , , y rvantes, Carol Morgan. KNEELING: Karen Clouse, Head Cheerleader Cathy Rosellini, Shelly Cowan and Marcelle Nieman. O For the eight Varsity Cheerleaders, the 1974-'75 school year began last summer. They prepared for S. M. U. Cheerleading Camp, pep rallies, football and basketball games. During the day, they painted posters in prepa- ration for football season and in the evenin s the ' d f , g y practice or S. M.U. Cheerleading Camp. Their practicing paid off , as they brought home a spirit stick, three superior blue ribbons, and one excellent ribbon earned in competition. They have kept the spirit up in many ways, including decorating the school and the gym, baking Good-Luck sur ri f h ' ' ' p ses or t e teams, performing skits, and backing the Falcons one-hundred per-cent! MQW Let me hear the SENIORS this time! ! ! A 4? ww You mean there really iSI'1'I a game tonight? J V C HEERLEA DER5 The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders for the '74-'75 year are pictured above. KNEELING: Karen Benigno, Sharon Moore, Susan Hobson. BACK ROW: Twyla Walther, Maggie McCauley, Rochelle Johnson, Jennifer Johnson. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS THE FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS FOR THIS YEAR ARE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Kolker, Darcy Lemon, Angela Houston, Tammy Farrell, Deidra Jackson, Kelly Wilbanks, and Gayla Kading. NOT PICTURED: Mar- garet Phife . Linda Kolker in one of her most commonly seen expressions. x TRAFFIC SAFETY CLUB J.SI KU W: Carol Morgan - Vice President, Donna Wood - Secretary Diana Wood President Gre Bu h , - , g c anan - Reporter, Brad Lind, Coach Henderson - Moderator. 2nd ROW: Gayla Schulze, Janice Caldwell Kathy Cuel- lar, Patty Cosgrove, Paul Hernandez, Richard Lynch, Keith Boone. 3rd ROW: Jerri Hosford, David C ' rrssey, Sarah Enna, Martha Prlbyl, Karen Brunson, Larry Davis, David Barrilleaux, Roxanne Rains 4th ROW' Linda Burks, Ellen Temple, Cheryl Hamilton, Susan Cooper, Susie Smith Kelly Aiton Sheila Hu hes M k M , , g , ar oore Monica Harkenrider, Emma Pottinger. 5th ROW: Kate Ferguson, Colleen Burch, Tom Towry Pam Graman, Twyla Walther, Joanne Smith, Ken Knotter, Ron Walther, Pat Kirlin, Jack Jamison. 6th ROW: Mary Miller, Karen Clouse, Cindy Cervantez, Sall Welch Sh ll ' Steve Bond, Rochelle Johnson. y , e y Cowan, Hal Barber, Susan Hobson, Marcelle Nieman, NA Tl0NAL FORENSIC LEAGUE 1st ROW: Miss Croslin, Moderatorg Cathy Whiteman, Karen Smith. 2nd ROW: Peggy Hogan Lizette LeVieux, Kathy Edwards, Mary Lou Magana, LaNitJ:a Carroll. 3rd ROW: Nick Tidik, Mark Forcelledo, Kevin Murray, Torn Towry, Don O'Bannon, Mark Smith. 8.1 Q Lf' I f ffwya- 'f ' M- M QVA- R I . LLLdE tt,, fr tv' y L.,ff1 HI GUYS! I 'No, NFL does not stand for National Football DRlliTEAM l'KUN'l' ROW: Lt. Sally Welch, Captain Terry May BACK ROW- Cheryl Hamilton Kim R b . . , o ertson, Alli- son Mills, Jeanie Barham, Mary Miller, Karen Senter, Mary Couch, Cindy Thurmond, Sharon Neece. S . i X 4 l'KUN'l' ROW: Captain Terry May, Lt. Ellen Temple BACK ROW- Roxanne Rain I T . . s, an urner, Merri Kosydar, Patti Baldwin, Becky Rios, Linda Black, Andrea Jackson. Pam Graman, Pam Barrilleaux, Susan Doty, Lt. Karen Dunbar, Capt. Terry May, Gayle Schulze, Rachael Aviles, Brenda Hellman, Pat Henderson. Liz Perez, Mary Jane Sifuentez, Ian Starnes, Lt. Norma Bohannon, Capt. Terry May, Kathy Cuellar Carmen Lopez, Becky Dimas. N 1 MANAGERS: Peggy Hogan and Angela Crabtree WHERE'S NORMA??? WHERE'S NORMA??? Drill Team members practice hard to polish their routines. Being a member not only meant Mond al' through Thursday practices until 5 o'c1ock in the afternoon, but participation in weekly pep rallies and various competitions with other drill teams. I forgot to wear my 18 hour girdle! Oops! I've got it on! STUDENT C UUNCIL STANDING: Don O'Bannon, Presidentg Mrs. Hinkle, Moderatorg Tom Gebron, Head of Social Committee. SIT TING: Donna Wood, Treasurer: Teri Baldwin, Secretary: Maura Reece, Spirit Chairman. Don't you dare say that! You're not setting a good example! 60 lGuest speaker during drug abuse week tries to make Coach Henderson is overwhelmed when he lstudents realize the danger of drugs by telling it realizes he has the winning ticket from the stu like it is. dent council raffle. 1'fV Yi,i?Q 1 5 f- r Iii f K .. ., .N 3 ND X , -Y, -. lk, . . H '- 14- sf-- wl X 4' 1 ,,.. its s fp. we , my wks . if 1 4 Q ,, y l ,E 'Q ...ui I ..1 t5' ' S .,f,. A J , . Ks..,,,...,,.,...........4r' With this amount of money the student council exceeded their goal for the Muscular Dystrophy Drive. FRENCH CLUB lst ROW: Marilu Magana, Sec.g Cathy Whiteman, V. Pres.g Robin Wells, Pres., Cathy Woeber, Treas.g Sister Mary Catherine Zacha, Moderator. 2nd ROW: Mary Helen Cornado, Helen Behan, Mary Conine, Cindy Savage , Tina Rendoza , Carol Head, Veronica Lawless, Mary Guadagnoli, Steve Russell. 3rd ROW: Susan Doty, Debbie Weaver, Carolyn Chovenec, Amy Medlin, Judy Tabola, Patty Tehan, Eula Mat- thews, Lisa Woods, Dawn McClellan, Steve Bradley, 4th ROW: Mike Horton, Derwin Davis, Jennifer Fisk, Melonee Johnson, Daren Horton, Steve Terry, Elsie Crabtree, Rosalind Phillips, Sharon Moore, Chris Burns. 5th ROW: Tony Farrer, Geary Chartrand, Margaret Phife, Lizette LeVieux, Mary Dobbs, Pam Barrileaux, Valerie Manning, Diedre Jamison, Ina Roland, Linda Knuckles. 6th ROW: Lynn Woeber, Maureen Miller, Susan Cooper, Twyla Walther, Gayla Kayling, Anita Taraba, Darcy Lemon, Jennifer Woolard, Kieth Manoy. 7th ROW: Alison Mills, Carmen Lopez, Lisa Haire, Norma Bohannon, Mary Kosydar, Jana Starnes, Shirley Logan, Randy Bacon. X ,g..s. in 1974-'7 5 French Club Officers plan the activities for the up-coming Among the activities were the Annual French Club Dinner and the trip to the ballet, ROMEO AND JULIET . 62 TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW: Cathy Rosellini, Mrs. Carol Sauer, Moderator: Daryl Taraba, Donna Wood, Terri May, Teri Baldwin. ROW: Elonide Caldwell, Robin Wells, Cindy Finan, Cathy Ashworth, Monica Harkenrider, Kathleen Slo- Cathy Woeber. 3rd ROW: Norma Bohannan, Sally Welch, Cathy Whiteman, Marilu Magana, Cindy Bor- Ianie McDermott, Kelly Aiton, Maggie McCauley. 4th ROW: Pam Barrilleaux, Carmen Lopez, Carol Martha Pribyl, Katie Blute, Brenda Hellman, Marcelle Nieman, Twyla Walther. 5th ROW: Greg Heitzman, David Crissey, Mike Tatum, Nick Figueroa, Bryan Baker, Don O'Bannon. 6th ROW: Greg Ostroff , Greg Buchanan, Pat Dyer, Greg Maddox, Mike Kolker, Bob Baldridge, Jay Mussell, Pat Kirlin. the induction ceremonies, the members and their families Teri Baldwin delivers an impressive speech in the home economics room for a reception to welcome about the outstanding qualities an N . H. S . congratulate the new members. member possesses. 63 GERMAN CLUB FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sister Maureena - Moderator, Catherine Baker, Patricia Dillon, Greg Trawick, David Kelley. SECOND ROW: Kevin Leech, Debra Smith, Adrianne Hesch, Donna Zett, Penny DeLay, Charles Machala, Craig Snow, David Ayres, Glenn Romualdo. THIRD ROW: Tom Fletcher, S. P. Bielaw- ski, Janie McDermott, Daryl Corry, Armand Trawick, Keith Boone, Philip Pottinger, Alec Bielawsk, John Hoge . Officers for the 74-75 year are Patricia Dillon - President, Greg Trawick - Vice-Pres. , Catherine Baker - Secretary, David Kelley - Treasurer. Sister Maureena explains with excitement about the c1ub's activities. The German Club participated in the annual Octoberfest, sang Christmas carols in the Dunne area, and enjoyed dinners at authentic Ger- man restaurants. FIELD AND STREAM FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Roxanne Rains, Cathy Dyer, Howard Hinnant, Sally Welch, Julie Her- ring, Mark Henry, Bobby Pechak, Susan Hobson, Patty Kappes, Kathy Lowry, Kathy Brady, Donna Harkenri- der, Lizette Le Vieux, Darcy Lemon, Mary Ann Behan, Monica Harkenrider, Lynn Woeber. SECOND ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: David Senter, Phillip Brassard, Brian Corley, Pat O'Donnell, Carol Morgan, Cindy Cervantes, Karen Clouse, Emma Pottinger, Susan Cooper, Jan Powers, Mary McLemore, Jill Powers, Lois McLemore, Mary Dobbs, Joan Kappes, Cheryl Hamilton, Pam Graman. STANDING, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sponsor: Bonnie Burch, Secretary: Rickey Brassard, Treasurer: Bobby Mahlstead, Tim Rebouche, Kip Matthews Virginia Taborn, Jimmy Welch, Tom Towry, Greg Heitzman, Mike Horton, Armand Trawick, Ellard Scott, Keith Boone, David Barrilleaux, Mark Moore, Brad Lind, Pat Dyer, Dale Bilhartz, Hal Barber, Kurt Nouman, Delfina McLemore, Kathy Felps, Shawn Green, Darlene Leech, Elvie Sanchez, Elonide Caldwell, Steve Bond Vice-President: Tim Gilliland, President: Bryan Kelly. MITRE STAFF lst ROW: Susie Smith, director of classes and organizationsg Kathy Woeber, assistant editorg Elonide Caldwell, editor: Carol Breeding, business mgr.g and Martha Pribyl, cover design and art work. 2nd ROW Sheila Hughes, Karen Smith, Sarah Enna, Karen Brunson, and Moira Hughes. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Schuster, moderator, Gerald McGaughey, Patti Derdeyn, Judy Tabola, Peggy O'Riley, Terry May, and Mrs. Boy- ette, moderator. 4th ROW: Peter Blute, Geary Chartrand, Keith Boone, and Greg Leech. Earl Moore, Mrs. Empey, moderator: Geary Chartrand, and Peter Blute. 66 The MITRE involves not only the work of one person but also the work of everyone Susie Smith works on the MITRE during her free time. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Turner, Jeanie Jones, Cheryl Brewer, Stephanie Ferguson, vice presi- dent: Sheryl Riley, assistant treasurer: Connie Smith, assistant secretary: Denise Reed, treasurerg Vivian Taylor, president: Cassandra Woodard, secretary: Mrs. Cheryl Malon, sponsor. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vickie Jackson, Susan Doty, Jackie Meeks, Susie Fisher, Pam Lister, Malencia West, Sharon Moore, Karla Wallace. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tanya Berkins, Karen Chandler, Katy Chatman, Melonie Johnson, Paula Lister, Pam Johnson, Larita Weathersby, Janice Sewell, Tamera George, Julie Wat kins. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Henderson, Winona Smith, Charlotte Jones, Steve Bradley, Andrea Keith, Connie Langston, Felicia Mason. FIFTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerald McCaughey, Eddie Wattley, Greg Brown, Tucker Evans, Dawrence Johnson, Judson Meshack, Roy Finney. SIXTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Darry Robinson, Mike Stanley, George Daniels, Ricky Montgomery, Mike Daniels. CHESS CLUB Mr. Rando, moderator: Mark Smith, Brian Gill, Eric Heider, and Paul Crane. The members of the Chess Club concentrate before making a move YOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTS lst ROW: Fr. David Mikeska, Cindy Gonzales, Maria Castillo, Mary Salem, Carolyn Castillo, Sister Miriam, Valerie Mackie, Renatte Palmer, Gigi Clayton, Sharon Moore, Bob Rando. 2nd ROW: Juanita Martinez, Mar- tha Martinez, Maria Santos, Irela Torres, Kathy Vallejo, Yvonne Carvajal, Jackie Zamora, Marylu Magana, Charlotte Jones, Velda Crawford. 3rd ROW: Annette Fodor, Cynthia Baker, Delia Perez, Connie Dominguez, Letitia Magana, Susanna Perez, Cindy Borbon, Lita Castillo, Freddie Kahn, Joe Hays. 4th ROW: Harold Drake Frankie Lott, Cheryl Brewer, Jean Jones, Stephanie Ferguson, Felicia Mason, Rufus Dodd, Ralph Libone, Doris Figueroa, Liz Montes. Sister Miriam helps a student to work with children on a new project. 70 QUILL STAFF FIRST ROW: Tracy McClellan, Harold Drake, Frankie Lott, Kim Stark, Tom Owens, Greg Leech, Diana Wood, Martha Pribyl, Nancy Sleeper, Mr. Cocca, moderator. SECOND ROW: Cathy Roselinni, Terry May, Donna Wood, Laura Stem. THIRD ROW: Stephanie Ferguson, Keirh Boone, Carol Johnson, Jeff Lee, Dale Bil hartz. THE 1975 Bl HOP DUNN CONDUCTOR Bob Parsons FLUTES Mary Tillotson Krisann Powell Kerry Owen Catherine Baker Eulah Matthews Katie Meiser Katie Blute Darlene Leech Linda Knuckles CLARINETS Margie Gonzalez Chris Burns Carl Farrer LaVitra Carroll Mary Beth Miller Nora Acevedo Mary Guerrero Donald Jackson Rhonda Moore Bruce Snow Janis Caldwell Carolyn Alva BASS CLARINETS Marian Behan Ed Strickland ALTO SAXES Ken Shaver Jodi Prebish Carmelia Matthews TENOR SAXES George Montgome Arthur Ybarra BARITONE SAX Ernesto Gonzalez FAl.CON BAND i E CORNETS Bryan Baker Tom Tillotson Paul Crane Joe Dorris Craig Snow Philip Bellmore Lisa Lynn Loretta Thrasher Ray Scott Randy Morgan Tennie Shelby Wayne Musgrave Alan Baleja HORNS Laura Bikjulencak Jaime Rodriquez TROMBONES Mark Forcelledo Brian Corley James King William Wylie Brian Fiorenza Jay Bullard BARITONES Pat Ianicek Matthew Conde Refugio Briones BASSES David Hlavenka Mike Kelley Kenneth Moore PERCUSSION Tom Fearing Keith Manoy David Small Larry Turner Sam Brignon Gerald West -V ........ -...-u Q11 The band practices many long hours to create their beautiful sound. Once you get started , it's hard to stop. l KEY CLUB STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elonide Caldwell, Kathleen Slovak, Diana Wood, Bobby Argadine, Mike Blake, Jay Mussell, Armond Trawick, Gary Slovak, Bob Baldridge, Daryl Taraba, David Barrilleaux, Keith Boone, Brad Lind, Greg Buchanon, Doug Birkham, Brother William, moderator. KNEELING: Steve Bond, Greg Traw- ick, Ted Burris, Joe Bob Kindred, Tom Towry, Steve Mussell, Kevin Murray, Greg Lind, Carl Boone, Rick Silvey , Jimmy Jeton. A dog is man's best friend. Isn't that right, Brother William? Mike Blake, President of the Key Club I T if .K , , Q-1.ff.U.'-'M N s srl, ,W f NF-N -Q., ' L, Xkh.k. Liz. iss . Q, 4 i1 f , . M K Up, w R :rw- Mx Gary and Greg are a hardworking duo. In its second full year at Bishop Dunne, the Key Club has accomplished more for the school than any other organization. This year our Key Club donated new carpeting for our school library. The money was raised through the hard work of the boys and girls at Texas Stadium and a generous donation by Mr. and Mrs. Hays. This outstanding club has made life more pleasant for everyone at Bishop Dunne. Armand Trawick maintains the care of the fussball table so we can have something to do when we skip class. SPANISH CLUB ,,.,, N ,Ms,,.w, .:teM,,,,,,,.. 'll V' President, Martha Martinez - President, Cathy nuwarus, lvrs. FIRST ROW: Liz Perez, Carolyn Castai o - ice ' B ee Moderator Janice Caldwell Velda Crawford, Jose Perez. SECOND ROW: Liz Alva, Mary Helen Marta ov - , , ' l Ch vanex, Juanita Martinez Renatte Palmer, Yvonne Carva- Rojas, Linda Sepulveda, Kathy Cuellar, Caro yn o , h V lle'o Maria Santos Treasurer THIRD ROW- Lois Fearing, Michelle Guadagnoli, Maria Bera, jal, Kat y a J , - . . ' ' ' M t z, Doris Fi ueroa, Stephanie Vasquez, Rosalinda Marti- Monrca Pena, Susanna Perez, Cindy Borbon, Liz on e g nez , Lita Castillo. FOURTH ROW: Richard Arrambidez , Lydia Duron, Frankie Lott, Martha Lee , Mary Lou Magana, Beth Kolander, Schell Forcelledo, Valerie Mackie, Renita Hall, Terry Hasford. FIFTH ROW: Harold Drake, Gabriel Martinez , Lynn Choate , Jill Butler, Bari Bennett, Cindy Buchanan, Cindy Gonzales, Maria Castillo, Stuart Bohannon. SIXTH ROW: Felicia Mason, Stephanie Ferguson, Julie Watkins, William Larkin, William Wylie, Michael Lee, Tom Towry, Joe Hays. NOT PICTURED: Ms. Shirley Ballard - Moderatorg Lis Arriaga - Secretary . SPANISH CLUB HOLD A GET A C QUA IN TED FIESTA .M Members seem to enjoy the evening's refreshments The Bishop Dunne Spanish Club became a member of the PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM OF TEXAS. P.S.S.F. is sponsored by ppypww the Good Neighbor Commission located in Aus- A Venezuelan guest attempts to break la pinata. ml' Texas' 79 SCUBA CLUB M'k K 11 , Mark Smith, Steve Nemec, Wayne Arn BOTTOM ROW: Brian Lewis, Carl Boone. SECOND ROW: 1 e e y spiger, Ma Boone, Greg Leech. 80 tt Bielamowicz, David Burford, Tom Fearing, Tony Wright, Coach Franklin. TOP ROW: Keith BOWLING I My A? ,Vi .WVV A .,,. W,,,, . A ' F ' ' i' H -s . ' , f 'ki-ii? A f . 5? Es? . ' 'QF' ,-fe1'j,2k,,-, QQ in-ff :lm -' 'Q' . ts ff? t in gg . N L ,ern tt ' , ga -- K ':'1f ',. 'f,,.'Gi- .-lg: ,. ,, --,V - xg A- I ---' 'i 'K ,. Sr? -W r M S t ,H ,ig K . , mr,-t,,st, ,sw ,...- L ' , ','.1 i' Scott Baker strikes again! ! ! Whoops, I'he1d my tongue wrong! FRONT ROW: Anna Borbon, Monica Pena, Lisa Woods, Sharon Moore, Becky Bishop, Lita Castillo, Judy Wycliff , Mary Helen Ramirez, Consuelo Dominguez. 2nd ROW: Kim Harris, Pug Delay, Renatte Palmer, Fr ces McCoy, Valerie Mackie, Cindy Borbon, Maria Castillo. 3rd ROWt Terry Wright, Stuart Bohannon, John Haire, Filberto Martinez, Manuel Martinez, Rick Gonzalez, Eugenio Bacani, Blake Walker, Joe Hayes. 4th 311 ROW: Vincent Langbein, Moderator, William Larkin, Rufus Dodd, Matt Guadagnoli, Ralph Libone, Rick Sil- vey, Rick Gutierrez, Peter Cola, Fred Kahn. 81 ' 1 W ,mb Gen - W' f M W 1 Lf 'F'Wi,: MH WZ4 fi' ' 1, ,. .k,, , ,.., , H ., ff-- - V, K ,T,,M H, V y, M 5,2 rl ,4 ,WWW VARSITY FOOTBA W LL Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Art Rainwater , GSW Dun ng, 6 YSYXQD Dm FQ 5500? mme GVDVTOD DU png! Tfpxihop DUDDQ who? Dianne KQWOOD Downs Stamp Dome BHSVUD DLJYVWQ, lq YYXom5A1Xekc3 60 'I YXOY'-W1 DQKLCLS T3mV1f,+0vw 0 Vwclrdfzotl I M1160 PUQICYI QP O 91 VYXQYVEJ X CO flak Ox rw Sl ev Kuna Vx Ml '58 ISE5Jx-11 Q, , Cp ff C0 ' 0 M Lt , Eksnop Dump, 5 ... X14 Pakefawve ' x3 f ew ' E- - ei? . . 3 F EMBERS OF ane, Brad Lind, Mondo Moreno, Dewey Wakefield, Anthony Clark, Kim Stark, Jay Mussell. 2nd ROW- Matt ielamowicz, manager, Ken Notter, Pat Kirlin, Michael Clark, John Paradis, Steve Bond, Mike Prasifka, andy Zmolik, Willie Newsome. 3rd ROW: Archie Greer, Shawn Green, Karl Keller, David Brunson, Michael aborn, Greg Maddox, Michael Friesenhahn, Doug Burkham, manager. 4th ROW: David Senter, David uchanan, Greg Leech, Bob Baldridge, James Callahan, Wayne Arnspiger, Greg Heitzman, Jeff Lee. THE FALCON VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: lst ROW: Ron Walther, Steve THE STRATEGY LINE OF THE FALCON FOOTBALL TEAM: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Head Coach, Art Rainwater, and assistant coaches Dwaine Benedict, Jimmy Franklin, David Wright, and Buddy Henderson. Ron Walther scurries for a Falcon touchdown. The Falcons defense prepares to hold back Pinkston. 1m.....,,...s-...-,..4-sls- ,. f ,. mar- N w- -, X X Dewey Wakefield and John Paradis listen to Coach Henderson's advice. The Ups . . . Mondo and Dewey just AREN'T convinced by Brad. and Downs of a Coach Wenzel - deep in thought on the side- line . y Football Season. 1 , , In typical form, Mike Prasifka was a valuable asset to the Don't tell me what we Falcons. done! ! SHOULD have .lv AND FRESHMAN FOCTBALL lst ROW: Martinez Gabriel, Frank Alejandro, Archie Greer, David Brunson, Mike Taborn, Melvin Adams, Dwayne Shaw, Steve Bond. 2nd ROW: Coach Satarino, Steve Tillotson, Johnny Graham, Mike Kolker, Steve Mussell, Bob Baldridge, Willie Newsome, Tennie Shelby. 3rd ROW: David Senter, Greg Lind, Ted Jones, Shawn Green, Louis Moreno, Phillip Bellmore, Melvin Minor. THE FRESHMAN AND EIGHTH GRADE TEAM: lst ROW: Coach Wenzel, Joel Burkham, Steve Terry, John Shannon, Ricky Corona, Wesley Hightower, Bruce Arriola, Daren Horton, Man- ager Curtis Briggs. 2nd ROW: Jim Clouse, Mike Perez, James McDonald , Marty Burford, Doug Farrow, Joe Brogdon, Tony Corona. 3rd ROW: Coach Zachary, Kevin Leech, Bobby Watkins, Gary Washington, Jose Perez, Darryl Evans, David Davis, Emil Thompson, Kevin Hooten. 4th ROW: John Hoge , Ronald Callahan, Tom Pribyl , Larry Turner, Mike Jones, Kenneth Moore, Mike Villarreal. 90 VARSITY BASKETBALL l l l l STANDING: Coach Wright, David Buchanan, Tucker Evans, Greg Ostroff, Greg Brown, Welby Lockley, Dary Robinson, Eddie Wattley, Gerald McGaughey, Daryl Taraba, Ron Rains, Kim Stark, Coach Zachary. KNEELING: Managers and Trainers, Wayne Arnspiger, Doug Burkham, Willie Newsome, Steve Bond, Matt Bielamowicz. 9 Sr Wd' Lvowxeg ' Dunne, C95 an fblan Dvhfff '77 70 L mb Dome 653 -no Dum 53 .Eta mololn Uvfwuca T7 57 l,.liYWC.ifX ll: 'VfU fb1mem+ RQC023. Klmhal l Q lqssfc - 3rd Placi . Kn iglq-lg mc Columbus elsif place, T. C-31-L. 3volplo.Ce Season F-:comQ 14 roms Ol losS65 You touch me agaln and I w111 tell my mother Davld 1f I ve told you once, I've told you a million umes you can t take your teddy bear. I wonder what's on T.V. tonight. 91 Gerald McGaughey intimidates his opponents. Mighty McGaughey makes two in the victory against Lynch . W 4 I ! s Gee, I put it in the wrong bas- ket! The Falcons wait to show up No1an's 325. i Falcons Head to San Antonio for the State Tournament. ypf J. v. BASKETBALL FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Willie Newsome, manager, Dwight Flannagan, Richard Zapata, Johnny Graham, Mike Stanley, Melvin Adams, George Daniels, Byron Haynes, Greg Maddox, Randy Bacon, Doug Malcuit, Mike Horton, Coach Zachary. KNEELING: Steve Brad- ley, John Freese, Steve Mussell, Tom Fletcher. The Junior Varsity basketball team and their coach, Sonny Zachary, are pictured above. This team has worked exceptionally hard throughout the season and has proved it in many of their exciting games. Mike Stanley demonstrates his sou1 and rhythm' 94 ability on the court. gfRE5HMAN BASKETBALL - -if g .. ibm , B 3 4 ROW: Mike Jones, Curtiss B ' T rady Dickens scores two for the Freshman Fal- ms. riggs, om Pribyl, John Hoge, Ron Callahan, Frank Brown, Greg Carter, Karl David Breeding. SECOND ROW: Coach Mike Satarino, Gary Washington, Pat Franco, Grady Dickens, Davis, Derwin Davis, Darryl Evans, captain, Lawrence Turner, David Boruff, Pat Fettin er B g , ruce Coach Ed Wenzel. BOTTOM ROW: Tim Morgan, Mark Kelly, Emil Thompson, Kevin Brown, Bruce D H ' arren orton, Manuel Young, Craig Snow, Scott McElroy, David Torres. This year the eighth and ninth grade basketball teams were merged into one team. The Freshman A and B teams have proved very successful as they have done an outstanding job throughout the season. The teams have been coached by Ed Wenzel and Mike Satarino. CROSS COUNTRY 4 FRONT ROW: Joe Bob Kindred, Richard Savins, Daryl Corry. SECOND ROW: Brother Patrick, Lxoac Nick Tidik, Jose Perez , Mike Perez, Marcial Bacani. i Cross country team off for a run. Richard Savins heads for a finish. 96 BUYS VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW: Coach Wenzel, Brother Patrick McGinity, Coach Franklin, Anthony Clark, Dary Robinson, Mike Daniels, Joe Kindred, Mike Horton, Coach Henderson. SECOND 'ROWFS-teve Bond, Mike Perez, Archie Greer Ron Walther, Roy Finney, Darrell Evans, Greg Brown, Dary Daniels, Mike Kolker, Ken Notter, Hal Barber, Brad Munchrath, Doug Burkam. THIRD ROW: John Paradis, Melvin Minor, Dewey Wakefield, Bob Baldridge, Greg Maddox, Mark Knedro, Clay Robinson, Mike Friesenhahn, Ioe1Burkham, Curtis Briggs, Mr. Mackey. DISTRICT CHAMP We're number one! Freshman Mike Jones scores another victory for Dunne. High Hurdle competition comes easy for Dary Robinson Twinkle Toes Robinson eyes the track as he jumps another hur dle. Mike Daniels captures another first place for the Dunne track team. Brad gives the baton to Dary. Walk for rum a mile in my shoes One, two, three turn: one, two, When Coach Henderson says JUMP! . . . Ijump three throw . John Paradis prepares to throw the discus. FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM DISTRICT CHAMP FIRST ROW: Joel Burkham, Mike Figueroa, Gary Washington, Curtis Briggs. SECOND ROW: Steve Carter, Bobby Watkins, Rick Corona, Emil Thompson, Darryl Evans, Richard Chebino, Scott Baker, Scott West Cantu. THIRD ROW: John Hoge, William Marks, Mike Jones, Wes Hightower, Greg Carter, Steve Jones, Pat Franco, Ken Broach, John Shannon, Coach Wenzel. 102 BASEBALL l KNEELING, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Lieja, Manager: David Buchanan, James McDonald, Jay Clark, Dwayne Shaw, Greg Lind, Mike Lee, Wes Hightower, Ricky Silvey, Manager. STANDING, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Satarino, Jeff Dubic, Pat Kirlin, Mike Prasifka, Doug Farrow, Terry Green, Daryl Taraba, David Brunson, Louis Moreno, Mike Cernosek, Coach Benedict. Spirited fans cheer the team on during the game against Iesuit. THE David Buchanan sends one to the wall. FALCONS GET INTO ,L 7 .i ,-.ns swf? Q , V f 3f5!f isa .ffl gfffi? '-TT . Pat Kirlin keeps his cool as Jesuit fans heckle him . my.-M ,za-,p .V ,:f,53,W THE SWING OF THINGS 9' Coach Benedict and team members make plans for after the game. Jeff Dubic fires in a pitch. W Coach Satarino gives directions to second base, 1lRUN!vv TRA VEL5 BY Coach Benedict takes over at third base, TA RA BA Daryl Taraba . . . who DID all the running, slide home. Safe at first! Jeff Dubic beats the ball to the base. 1 Mike Prasifk ,. S 1 .,., . , ,SAQZQJKQEQA ' a drives one down the :hird base line. so so e eefgef Coach Satarino gives his opinion of the umpire's call. 08 1 ,AJ . aff ' gig? j ggaigiig ?Qma WEg? ravi aayy WW? avi it fugw E 3 akwiwawa L QaEwH?Qi Witold Migala Tracy McClellan W, iww ygd -I '.,' W'f. Pat Dyer ?aa'fWQ :QQ if if ii 2 L Chris Brister a a 1 . Co '90 6 ,, Pictures Not Available Tom Owens David Boru ff S11 an ,a Ja. s f ,W ri! 14 ., . ' , , -' 'f'w--haf, , 2 i, . Tom Fletcher 15115 'f ' 1-,,2'fm5,,A5 , Ji 1 ,.., Ya ' as 4 W, .43 f 5 f 3 Q4 M 42 'fig' f V ,,,,. , . ,,..,. .,,,,., , Myra? Kurt Nauman Henri Migala W' 1 2 4 - 'J f ii David Crissey Mike Tatum Lisa Haire A 1+ max David Kelley . ig 5 fa :fi f in a 'fri I .,,,.v ' . ,,..,, , I Heirzman TENNIS TEAM 2 s 5 QUESTION: How do you tell a tennis coach from any othe ties he wears! I P w r? By the Tennis anyone? L isa Haire: Billie Jean King's next opponent GOLF TEAM FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Kelley. ley, Tommy Younger, Wayne Spray, Phillip Pottinger, Keith Boone, Mark Moore, Greg Buchanan, Tim Kel Geary Chartrand, Doug Malcuit, Dennis Tooch, Steve Bradley. Members of the golf team tee off on Dennis Tooch. 110 GIRLS TRACK TEAM K r Q -... C , N ,,s-:Graaf ' IRST ROW: Kathy Arriaga, Donna Harkenrider, Diana Wood, Lanita Garland, Donna Wood, Ellen Solche nber- er. SECOND ROW: Coach Brown, Monica Harkenrider, Julie Kendro, Janie McDermott, Velda Crawford, iane O'Bannon, Virginia Taborn, Terri Baldwin, Coach Klassen, Maureen Hood. The Girls track team happily displays their first place district trophy. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: FIRST ROW: Cheryl Brewer, Mary Ann Vasquez, Stephanie Vasquez, Vickie Barboza, Maria Castillo, Lynn Woeber. SECOND ROW: Coach Welton Brown, Liz Montes, Monica Pena, Dan Coones, Adriane Hesch, Schell Forcelledo, Janet Rios. 112 1 7 9 , .fi gd' Us , . sw x-1,gg5. , Coach Brown Gets the Volleyball Team Going for the 1975 Season. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING: Manager - Cathy Ashworth, Ellen Solchenber, Emma Potringer, Julie Kendro, Virginia Taborn, Velda Crawford, Malencia West, Kelley Airon, Maureen Hood, Coach Wel ton Brown. KNEELING: Manager - Laura Harkenrider, Terri Baldwin, Donna Wood, Angela Crabtree, Diana Wood, Manager - Janie McDermott. A Shelly', PLEEEZE don't stick me . This is what you call a unique style . 114 DISTRICT CHAMP Xu A.,,11 1 1 Angela and Virginia wait for the ref 's decision. The girls struggle for a jump ball against Kemp girls team under the direction of Coach Brown ended their season with quite an impressive record - 21 and only 4 losses . Besides clenching the state and district titles for the first time in the history of e, the girls also captured first place in the Dr. Pepper Tournament. S TA TE CHAMP The T .C.I.L. State Champs warm up for another victory. 116 Looks like Teri ate her Wheaties! The 1974-75 championship team shown with their outstand ing coach and the state trophy . J. V. GIRLS BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Mary Conine, Donna Harkenrider, Elsie Crabtree, Cathy Arriaga, Coach Welton Brown. SECOND ROW: Marie Arline, Elvie Sanchez, Ina Roland, Lois McLemore, Terri Hosford Barbara Watkins. THIRD ROW: Jerri Hosford, Monica Harkenrider, Arnetra Clemons, Managers: Cathy Ashworth, Janie McDermott, Laura Harkenrider. SWIMMING lst ROW: Arther Witzell, Kevin Leech, John Behan, Steve Mussell, Tim May. 2nd ROW: Brett Bracken, Jay Mussell, Greg Leech, Mark Moore, Tom Towry. TOP: Coach Klassen. -Q O I W 2 wg Is it a bird? Is it a plane? CI think it's a Leech.J H8 Brett takes one giant leap for mankind . ehan, Julie Moreno. SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: Teresa Wilson, Helen B Sharon Neece, Katherine Baker. THIRD ROW: Coach James Klassen. Although the coverage of the Swimming Team was very limited this year, we still wish to recognize the fine work done . Under the direction of Coach Klassen the swimming team became a recognized organization of the Dunne community . The team brought pride and recognition to Bishop Dunne by cap turin man tro hies and showin outstandin erformance at ever com eti 8 8 P P tion . VVW 1 sf 'E 1 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Diana Wood Cindy Finan Elonide Caldwell Karen Brunson Terry May 122 Seniors af a Glance ELIZABETH SUSAN ALVA Y.C.S. 1, 2g Spanish Club 3, 5. ELIZABETH ANN ARRIAGA Pep Club 2g Spanish Club 4g Secretary F. T.A. 4. CATHERINE LOUISE ASHWORTH D.S.O. 2, 33 Y.C.S. 2g N.H.S. 53 Vo11eyba1l2, 3, 4, 55 Basketball 2, Manager 5. MARCIAL BACANI RONNIE AVILES Spanish Club 2, 3. Basketball 2, Cross Country 4, 5. BRYAN BANKS JAMES JOSEPH BACSIK Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID BARRILEAUX Key Club 4, 5, French Club 2, 3, 5. QQQ., Q ,QA g ri :ii Raquel Welch, 631 your heart out. , -f H 'i was ,,,,,, . HS J I wonder rf I can do rt? Bacam at home in the mountains China . Look mom, only one cavity. long weeks by myself with no help without a fishing pole but it was I've got my two best friends here, but I'm still lonely! MATTHEW TIMOTHY BIELAMOWICZ Scuba Club 4, 5, Field and Stream Club 4, Football 1, 2, Manager 3, 4, 59 Basketball 1, 2, Manager 3, 4, 53 Base- ball Manager . LINDA KAY BLACK Drill Team 4, 53 Science Club 29 F.T.A. 4: Pep Club 2, 3. MICHAEL BURNETT BLAKE Key Club 4, 5 , President 5. KEITH PAYNE BOONE Key Club 4, 59 Traffic Safety Club 4, 5g Quill Staff 4, 5: Field and Stream 45 J.V. Football 35 Golf 3, 55 Swimming 3, 4. CAROL MARIE BREEDING Cheerleader 1: Drama Club 4, 5, N.H.S. 5g Mitre Staff 5, Business Manager 5 . KAREN BRUN SON Student Council Representative 5: Mitre Staff 55 Traffic Safety Club 59 Homecoming Queen 5. GREG BUCHANAN Key Club 4, 55 Field and Stream 44 N.H.S. 3, 4, 5g Traf- fic Safety Club 5, Reporter, Football 19 Baseball 1: Basket- ball lg Golf 2, 3, 4, 5: Golden Falcon for Golf 3. THERESA ELONIDE CALDWELL German Club 3, 4, Secretary: Key Club 4, 59 D.S.O. 1g N.H.S. 3, 4, 5, Student Co uncil Representative 2, 3, 55 Mitre Staff 3, 4, 5, Editor 5g Golden Falcon for German Club 3 . You duty old man get your hand off Greg, surely you can blow out three candles. rt. X hi f in di. Z W ws 'M ? fm, , ,.rr yr y u VRML ,W Y 5 Come on, Linda, show your pretty teeth for the camera man The 1974 Homecoming Queen??? Hi handsome! I am not retarded . Sheriff Mike Blake ANNETTE CALLAHAN Drama Club 25 Pep Club 35 Swimming 4. IRIS LaNITRA CARROLL Band 3, 4, 55 Drama 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 55 N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, 5. ANTHONY CLARK F.C.A. 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, 55 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All T.C.I.L. 5, All Times Herald 5, All Private 5 , All Morning News 4, 5, All Texas Catholic 4, 5, All Oak Cliff Tribune 4. PATRICIA COSGROVE Cheerleader 25 Pep Club 35 Traffic Safety Club 5. ANGELA CELESTE CRABTREE S.O.S. 35 N.H.S. 4, 55 Track 2, 4, 55 Drill Team 5, Managerg Volleyball 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, Captain 5, All District for Basketball 2, All District for Basketball 2, All State 5 , Most Valuable Player at Dr. Pepper Tour- nament 5, Golden Falcon for Basketball 25 All District for Track 2, 4, All State for Track. DAVID CLARK CRISSEY Traffic Safety Club 55 N.H.S. 4, 5g Tennis Team 3, 4, 5, Golden Falcon for Tennis 3 , 4, T.C.I.L. District 4, T.C.I.L. State Champion 3, 4. KATHRYN CUELLAR Drill Team 4, 55 Y.C.S. 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, 5g Traffic Safety Club 4, 55 Computer Science Club 4, 5. DARRY GLENN DANIELS Track 2, 3, 4, All District 4. Get this darn cat off my leg, man. Wait until you hear about the one that got away! I thmk I are too much. Smile, Kathy, it won'L hun you. Where's Rodney Allen Rippy? Do the bump. MICHAEL DANIELS Mitre Staff 55 Quill 4, F.H.A. 55 F.C.A. 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4, 5, Captain 5. LAWRENCE EDWIN DAVIS Traffic Safety Club 55 Field and Stream Club 45 Baseball 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL DENNEHEY Football 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANNE DERDEYN Drama Club 3, 4, 55 Drill Team 45 Pep Club 35 S.O.S. 2, 3: Mitre Staff 5. SUSAN EILEEN DOTY French Club 4, 55 Band 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 55 Drill Team 55 Drama Club 2. PATRICK H. DRAKE IR. Science Club 1: Field and Stream Club 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Swimming 1, 4. VERA KAREN DUNBAR Choral Club 25 Drill Team 4, 5 , Lieutenant 55 Pep Club 2 , 3 . PATRICK DYER Quill 1, 2, 3, 4, 55 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Ten- nis 3, 4, 55 Basketball 25 Field and Stream 2, 3, 4. i C I Which one's the Wit! eight ball? Pretty is as pretty does. I Pucker up. 1, 2, 3, Chow, Chow, Chow! This isa bust. Wou1d you believe - two beers? three beers? How about four? SARAH ANN ENNA Traffic Safety Club 5: Mitre Staff 5. THOMAS IAMES FEARING Scuba Club 55 Band 2, 3, 4, 5, All Region Band, ior Honor Band . JUAN MANUEL FIGUEROA All Sen- Football 3g Track 25 Cross Country 49 Chess Club 3g F.C.A. 3, 4, Secretary 4. CYNTHIA ANN FINAN D.S.O. 2g F.T.A. 3, Treasurer!Secretary 35 N.H.S. 3, 4, 5g S.O.S. 43 Science Club 5g Student Council Repre- sentarive 5g Cheerleader 1, 3. ROY DEAN PINNEY IR. Track 2, 3, 4, 5g F.H.A. 5: Letterman's Club 3, 4, 5. SUSY DARLENE FISHER Y C S. 4 F.H.A. 5, Band 1, , SUZANNE HENDERSON FRASER Pep Club 2 MARIO GARNICA Me on T.V.??? My name is Chatty Cathy. Johnny, get your hand out of your mouth . Hey there good lookin! Tom Fearing at his original set of drums. It's my party and I'11 cry if I want He only bltes people. cry iflwantto . . . It takes talent RAQUEL GARZA HARRY THOMAS GEBRON Student Council Vice-President 5g N.F.L. 2, 3g Track 1. KAY LYNN GOODNIGHT Drama Club 3. PAULI. HERNANDEZ, JR. Traffic Safety Club 4, 5g Football 1, 2. DAVID RAY HLAVENKA Science Club 25 Football 13 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. KARLA JOE HOOTEN Cheerleader 39 German Club 2, 35 S.O.S. 4. MCIRA HANNAH HUGHES French Club 3, 4: Mitre Staff 5. TIMOTHY JAMES GILLILAND Best Actor 4g Field and Stream 3, 4, 5, President 4, Vice President 55 Drama Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4g Football, Bas- ketball Manager-Trainer 2: Student Council 4. Hi, my name is Tommy. Oh boy, Chow Time! I can touch my toes. Look at the birdie , Karla! -as I'11 outdo Betty Crocker anyday. My girl is an hour late. MARK DUVALL IBBOTSON Football Manager 3. ANDREA REGINE JACKSON Pep Club 2, 35 Choral Club 2, 3: Y.C.S. 4g D.S.O. 25 Drill Team 5. CAROL JOHNSON French Club 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 25 Quill 3, 4, 5, Co- editor 4, Editor 5g Drill Team 4, Eyalette of the Week 43 Mardi Gras Princess 4g Homecoming Princess 4. STEVE GARNER IOHNSON DAWRENCE KIRK JOHNSON F.H.A. 5g Band 2. Tennis 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, 5. PATRICK THOMAS KERR Track 2. MARK DAVID KENDRO Track 2, 3, 4, 5. MARK PATRICK KING Hurry, my girdle is killing me! ! ! Where's the Sundance Kid??? Ii if w , ef! ,,., - 5' wfbf' , f4',h'Zi,4 7.,:f 'Jfkivwf - , J X 4, fgif f f rr , 3 ,Q , aw , , ,ya I1-'f In f -if A V' fm MA A -- -f'- :::::zg?,1 l lll it ll i ' ,,.-, It's not polite to point, Earl. We'11 bring them back when you want to use the truck! - i12l:1'l2xj If you stick around, maybe we can work something out!! DIXIE KIRKHAM French Club 3, 45 Field and Stream 4g Drill Team 4. STEPHEN CHARLES LANE Baseball 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 55 Track 2. BRADLEY LIND Football 3, 4, 5g Basketball 25 Key Club 4, 5, Field and Stream 3, 4, 5, Swimming 2, 3: Golf2, 3, 4, 5. PAULA DIANN LISTER Band 2, 35 F.H.A. 53 Bowling 4g Y.C.S. 2. WELBY LOCKLEY Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5. RICHARD JOHNSTON LYNCH Traffic Safety Club 5: Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1g Golf 3. ERIC GREGORY MACKIE DI31'1'13. 2, 3 . JUDY KAY MADDOX D.s.o. 2g Pep Club 2, 3. jump or not to jump, THAT is the ques- proudly shows off his gift from the bunny. Here we have fashions . Judy modeling the latest in sun suit JANE CATHERINE MARCONI Camera Club 3: Drama Club 2, Choral Club 45 Pep Club 1. MARTHA IRENE MARTINEZ Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Quill 2, 55 Y.C.S. 4, 5: Spanish Club President 5. CHRISTOPHER EDWARD MATZA Baseball 1: Football 2g Science Club 2: Field and Stream 4. TERESA ANN MAY French Club 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader lg Student Council Rep- resentative 2, 3 , 4, 55 Pep Club 2: Traffic Safety Club 59 Quill 4, 5: N.H.S. 3, 4, 5, Secretary 59 Drill Team 4, 5, Lieutenant 4, Captain 5. MARY JANE MCDERMOTT German Club 3, 4, Golden Falcon for German Club 45 Track 2, 3, 4, 59 Quill 4g Choral Club 23 Science Club 5: Drama Club lg N.H.S. 3, 4, 55 Basketball Manager 5. GERALD LYNN MCGAUGHEY French Club 2, 35 Mitre Staff 5g F.H.A. 5: Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, Captain 5, All District' Basketball 4, 5, All T . C . I . L . 5 . IACQUELINE VERNELL MEEKS Band 2, 33 F.H.A. 5. IUDSON LAWRENCE MESHACK Spanish Club 3: F.H.A. 5g Football 2g Basketball 2, 3. iff, f f,:. , A,.., W I'm coo1. Hi there, how about a date tonight? My horse ran away. K I I I 1 9 W Oh no! I forgot my brass knuckles. Yes, I love my puppy dog TRACY MCCLELLAN WITOLD MARIAN PREDRICK MIGALA Tennis 4, 53 Field and Stream 45 Chess Club 3 . GREGORY JOSEPH MIKOLAJCZAK GEORGE BYRON MONTGOMERY Band 2, 3, 4, 5, Field and Stream 5. RICKEY MONTGOMERY F . H . A . 5 . EARL BENNETT MOORE Camera Club 4, 5. MARK DENNIS MOORE Swimming 2, 3, 4, 5, Golf 2, 3, 53 Football 35 Science Club 29 Field and Stream Club 3, 4, 53 Traffic Safety 4, 5 . FELIPE ARMANDO MORENO Band 2, 35 Football 4, 5, Scuba Club 4, Business Manager 4. dx , ,U it Q, . R s ,, , A 5-sg 1 QQ' sis . Janie thought that was some party! if F S L Mondo DOES SO have pants on! ! swf ark finally agrees to put his arm around a girl . . but just this once! I I don't like it and I won't do it! ! 5 a 4. if mem. if fa f 'Aw af? Gera1d's mad because he can't suit out with the team. - . N.-My,-Q... 14 SHARON ANN NEECE Choral 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3: Field and Stream 4g Drill Team 4, 5g Swimming 4, 5, Captain 5. STEPHEN JOHN NEMEC Band 2, 3, 4, 55 Library Aid 1, 2, 39 Scuba 3, 4, 53 Field and Stream 1, 2. JACKIE NIEDERT DON T. O'BANNON CAROL MARGARET NILLE N.H.S. 3, 4, 5, N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, 5, Golden Falconfor N.F.L. 3, Drama Club 4g Quill 4, 5g German Club 2: Band 3, 4: Youth and Government 2g Debate Club 2, 3, Student Council Representative 2 , 3 , Director of Public Relations 4 , President 5 . KARL WILLIAM OWEN Band 1, 2, 3, Key Club 4g Bowling 4g Chess Club 4: Field and Stream 49 Science Club 5. THOMAS IOHN OWENS Quill 2, 5: Football 2, 5, Baseball 1g Tennis 59 Student Council Representative 2 . IOSE MANUEL PEREZ Spanish Club 5 , Reporter 5: Football 2, 35 Cross Country 4, 55 Wrestling 2, 3. 'Bun Reynolds eat your heart out I think I'1l go back to bed! Oh boy, my first date! qi ' MARTHA JANE PRIBYL Traffic Safety Club 55 Quill 55 F.T.A. 15 Mitre Staff 55 N.H.S. 5. RON RAINS Basketball 2 , 3 , 4, 5, All District 5 . VALERIE KAYE RATLIFF Choral 1, 25 Y.C.S. 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 25 Drama Club 1, 2: F.H.S. 5. MAURA JEAN REECE Pep Club 25 S .O.S. 25 Student Council 5, Director of Spirit Affairs 55 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 45 Volleyball Manager 35 Track 2, 3, 4. GLENDA DENISE REED Pep Club 25 D.S.O. 25 F.T.A. 3, 45 F.H.A. 5, Treasurer 5. MARY HELEN ROJAS Spanish Club 4, 5. JAMIE G. RODRIGUEZ Chess Club 2, 3gBaI1d 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. PAUL ROSALES .5252 run ltll 3 WYE No pictures while 1 am busy. HI, HONEY PIE. This is my eye. . Hit 11 boys! W 'M'W'-Nw-W-N Q-.,.,,,w-wana-.N 1,QMU,, UM Martha Pribyl and her homemade sand pies. CATHY MARIE ROSELLINI Cheerleader 1, 2, 4, 5, Golden Falcon for Cheerleader 4, Head Cheerleader 5g National Honor Society 4, 5, Trea- surer 5g Student Council Representative 1. MARIA THERESA SANTOS Spanish Club 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 5, Pep Club 24 Science Club 2g Y.C.S. Celebration 5g Volleyball 3, 5. LINDA GUADALUPE SEPULVEDA Spanish Club 3, 4, 5. GARY LOUIS SLOVAK German Club 2, 3: Key Club 3, 4, N.H.S. 4. CONSTANCE suzrrrr sM1TH Pep Club 1gF.T.A. 4gF.H.A. 5. VALERIE DENISE STRICKLAND Choral 2, 3, Math and Science Club 5: Library Aid 1 , 2, 39 N.F.L. 4g Band 1, 2: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Outstand- ing Thespian 4. DARYL TARABA Key Club 4, 5, President 4, Board of Directors 5, Golden Falcon for Key Club 45 Quill 55 French Club 2, 3, Vice- Pres. 33 N.H.S. 3, 4, 5, President 5g Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4g Football 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, All District 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Most Valuable at K.C. Tournament. MICHAEL NEAL TATUM French Club 2, 3: Chess Club 33 N.H.S. 3, 4, 59 Basket- ball 1, 2g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1g Track 2, Tennis 5. ii 1' we Ever felt like you were up a tree? Gary S1ovak's first undercover job. One of Constance Smith's better days! C'm0n C3fhYf give Us 3 S.M.U. smile!!! isii ffl can blow out all the candles . . . with a little Wonder whose car Linda's leaning on? 14 from his friends. VIVIAN ELAINE TAYLOR F.T.A. 4, President 45 Pep Club 25 Y.C.S. 35 F.H.A. 5, President 5. NORMA MARIE THOMPSON French Club 35 Choir 2, 35 Field and Stream Club 3, 45 Basketball 2. MARY CECILIA TILLOTSON Chess Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. IRELA TORRES Drama Club 2, 3, 45 Y.C.S. 4, 55 Pep Club 2, 35 Math and Science Club 55 German Club 4, 55 International Thespian Society 4, 5 . GREGORY TRAWICK Drama Club 3, 45 Choral Club 35 International Thespian Society 4, 55 German Club 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 55 Key Club 3, 4, 5, Secretary 5. CECILIO VELASQUEZ IR. Wrestling 2, 35 Science Club 2. DEWEY ALDER WAKEFIELD , IR. Track 2, 3, 4, 5, Captain 5, All State Track, All District Track5 Football 2, 3, 4, 5, Captain 5, Golden Falcon for Football, All State Defensive Tackle 5, All District Defensive Tackle 3, 4, 5, All Metro 5, All Private 3, 4, 5, All Times Herald 3 , 4, 5, All Greater Dallas Defensive Tackle. ROBIN WELLS Drill Team 35 N.F.L. 2, 35 N.H.S. 3, 4, 55 Math and Science Club 55 French Club 2, 3 , 4, 5 , Treasurer 3 , President 4, 5. ,,,-N a fo Ride ern cowboy, don't let him throw you down . . . Just one more dunk for the road and I w11l be on my way. 55.-4.-K-fe - - Daryl - baby athlete at 8 months. y,. . ww X get' .,Q' A ' .QQ I 5 ,f, 3 , V l 'i K ft ... ttf, .......-uf, f lm... - it Getchey, Getchey, Goo . MARK WHITE Science Club 2: Track 2g Basketball 2. MARK WILLIS DIANA WOOD Drill Team 4 E alette of the Week 4- Key Club 4- Quill Q Y , , 4, 5g Cheerleader 2: Pep Club 2, Traffic and Safety Club 4, 5, President 5g Student Council Representative 3, 4, 55 Volleyball 3, 4, 5: Track 3, 4, 55 Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, Co-Captain 5 . DONNA WOOD Quill 4, 5, Drill Team 4, Eyalette of the Week 4g Cheer- leader 2, Traffic Safety Club 4, 5, Secretary 5, N.H.S. 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 5, Volleyball 3, 4, 5: Track 3, 4, 5, Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, Co-Captain 5g Bishop Lynch All Tournament Guard . CASSANDRA ELAINE WOODARD Pep Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 3, P.T.A. 3, F.H.A. 4, Sec- retary 4. BRETTAN THOMAS YOUNG Field and Stream Club 4, 5, Band 1, 2. SHERYL ANN ZAMORA Science Club 25 Pep Club 2: Drama Club 2, 3: S.O.S. 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, Cheerleader 4g Volleyball 2, 3, 4. JAMES DARRELL ZETT will - 3 Jim , it is time for another haircut. 1 ,L,, , i s ,,'A A V,,,.k 1--. :,w.m V'f K r .,.,.fi,..f KW T .. Z 1 ,awwivf Mark White competes for the mower of the No one would ever believe THAT is Cas- year . sandra . Who shrunk Sheryl? Diana and Donna Wood in the lead role as the lobbsey Twins. Look, if I do not get some candy, it is off with this guy's head . J UNI ORS SOPHDM CRES FRESHM EN EIGH TH GRADE 4 4 Zizfgi izfiif, in N' JUNIORS JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES ARE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jay Mussell, Virginia Taborn, Karen Smith, Cathy Whiteman, John Freese, and Mark Forcelledo. Now class, as your new teacher . . 156 3 5 5 Nora Acevedo Z Frank Allejandro ii Kelly Aiton Bobby Argadine Kathy Arriaga Refugio Barionnes Eugenio Bacani Bryan Baker ,. Teri Baldwin Hal Barber Jeanie Barham Marian Behan l Maria Bera Dale Bilhartz Edward Birmingham Katie Blute Norma Bohannon Steve Bond Doug Boyd Bret Bracken Steve Bradley Rick Brassard Cheryl Brewer Sam Brignon Chris Brister Ann Brow David Buchanan Greg Brown Susan Buenting Colleen Burch Doug Burkham Linda Burks Chris Burns Kellee Bush Susan Bush Ian Butler Iames Callahan Carolyn Castillo Mike Cernosek Sindy Cervantes Seary Chartrand Carolyn Chovanec 157 Mike Clark Karen Clouse Peter Cola Matt Conde Mary Couch Shelly Cowan Paul Crane Joe Crawford Velda Crawford Luly Cruz George Daniels Pat Dillon Becky Dimas Harold Drake Jeff Dubic Jo Emmett Tucker Evans Carl Farrer Bruce Feltner Kate Ferguson Stephanie Ferguson Mike Fettinger Nick Figueroa Dwight Flannagan Smedga Flemming Tom Fletcher Cecilia Flores Mark Forcelledo Carolyn Franco John Freese Mike Friesenhahn Jenny Furstenburg Juanita Garcia David Garrett Margie Gonzalez Rick Gonzalez Gaylan Goodnight Terry Green Dean Hagar Lisa Haire Linda Harper Joe Hayes 58 John Heitzman Brenda Hellman Peggy Hogan Maureen Hood Terri Hosford Sharon Hughes Sheila Hughes Jack Jamison Pat Janicek Jimmy Jetton Pam Johnson Jeannie Jones Ricky Jones Freddie Kahn Andrea Keith David Kelley Bryan Kelly Tim Kelly Joe Bob Kindred Kevin Kirkham Pat Kirlin Mark Knight Mike Kolker Mary Kosydar Jeff Lane Connie Langston Jeff Lee Greg Leech Brian Lewis Cathy Little Carmen Lopez Frankie Lott Valerie Mackie Bobby Mahlsted Filberto Martinez Juanita Martinez Manuel Martinez Felicia Mason Tim May Julie Meyer Danny Meza Mary Miller THE WONDER, THE EXCITEMENT, THE THRILL OF BELONGING TO THE JUNIOR CLASS! ! ! Mary Beth Miller Allison Mills Harold Mitchell Pat Moran Carol Morgan Brad Munchrath Jay Mussell Susan Odeh James Oliver Dennis O'Ri1ey Gregory Ostroff Kurt Nauman Willie Newsome Marcelle Nieman Ken Notter John Paradis Elizabeth Perez Rosanna Perry , ,,,, ,A P48 Ed Petersen Mike Prasifka Jody Prebish Bud Price Krisann Powell Roxanne Rains Tim Rebouche Susan Riley Becky Rios Clay Robinson Dary Robinson Steve Russell Mary Salem Guillermo Santos Gayle Schulze David Senter Karen Senter Letiqia Sepulveda One more time girls. Now it is do, re, me, fa, so, la Ken Shaver Dwayne Shaw Tennie Shelby Cecilia Sheppard Kathleen Slovak Karen Smith Susie Smith Ellen Solchenberger Wayne Spray Mike Stanley Elizabeth Starek Kim Stark I an Starnes John Summers Virginia Taborn Ellen Temple Tom Tilton Dennis Tooch amass:-sexi -:ye415:-zftwzwffx SQ A ,f 6 '-421 1 .uf ' Exi t - is L ' swam.. 'F ,r - ' 5 1 .t, ,-- 2 i Vppp N . - .- 1 , . 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Stephen Furay Jose Garcia David Gilliland Cynthia Gonzales Richard Gonzales Z 4, WILL THE REAL JOANN PLEASE STAND UP? SOPHS BRING BACK THE '50's. Ernesto Gonzalez Yolanda Gonzalez Johnny Graham Pamela Graman Shawn Green Archie Greer Michael Guadagnoli Michelle Guadagnoli Cheryl Hamilton Monica Harkenrider Barbara Harper Delois Hawley Bryon Haynes Gregory Heitzman Patricia Henderson Julie Herring Susan Hobson Gregg Hollabaugh Michael Horton Jerri Hosford Stephen Huey Deidre Jamison Jennifer Johnson Karen Johnson Lauri Johnson Karl Keller Michael Kelley Julie Kendro James King Terianne Kirlin Gary Laden William Larkin Martha Lee Dalene Leech Vicki Lenz Llzette Levieux Greory Lind Pamela Lister Kathy Lowery Christy MacDonnell Melonee Johnson Rochelle Johnson Ted Jones Joan Kappes Joseph Karasick HEY PARTNER! Gregory Maddox Maria Magana Doug Malcuit Valerie Manning Keith Manoy Gabriel Martinez Rosalinda Martinez Joanne Massad Henry Matthews Margaret McCauley t 't that your horse that just ran by? Bruce N iedert Patrick O'Donne11 David O'Nea1 Peggy O'Ri1ey Kerry Owen Lisa McMillan Millicent McNeal Katie Meiser Laura Mikulencak Melvin Minor Mary Montes Rhonda Moore Sharon Moore Wendolyn Mooring Robert Moran Luis Moreno Maria Moreno Kevin Murray Stephen Mussell Vickie Marriot 'Q f ffi' ' . fe ' J P N WX G as Nm JT gS 9n, 31351 gg wgisvi S Esmfw,--lg blah 2. - f , - ff:-1-' JS IQN H , -5 JJ fm f La? Regina Prasifka Mary Ramirez Judy Ramsey Donald Rasco Sherel Riley Kimberly Robertson John Robison Delia Rodriguez Mary Rodriguez Steven Rychlik Richard Savins Patricia Schram I 1 Ifwfffif Randall Paige Renatte Palmer Sharon Parker Francis Paroski Susana Perez Emma Pottinger SOPHS STAND TALL! Nt, Ellard Scott Janice Sewell James Shannon I ' P Mary Jane Ricky Catherine Nancy Annette David Slfuentez Silvey Simmons Sleeper Slovak Small Joann Smith Mark Smith Winona Smith Bruce Snow Mark Stanford Laura Stem Roshon Stewart Edward Strickland Kathy Svrcek Michael Taborn Loretta Thrasher Cindy Thurmond Nicholas Tidik Steve Tillotson Thomas Towry Armand Trawick Kathleen Vallejo Stephanie Vazquez Martin Velasquez Twyla Walter Barbara Watkins Larita Weathersby Malencia West Samuel Whiteman Thomas Williams Michele Willis Lisa Woods Jennifer Woolard Teresa Wright Tony Wright Judith Wycliff William Wylie Arthur Ybarra Jackie Zamora Richard Zapata FRESHM EN FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Tamara George, Donna Harkenrider, Dawn McClellan, Jill Powers, Jan Powers. STANDING: Dong Farrow, Scott Baker. Tony Corona takes time out for a picture . Members of the Freshman class give their support to the Falcons in the victory line . 172 Karla Adkins Maria Allejandro Carolyn Alva Patricia Aviles David Ayres Steven Baker Sherman Barnes Helen Behan John Behan Pedro Benitez Monica Benjamin Bari Bennett Tanya Berkins Rebecca Bishop Russell Bishop Peter Blute Stuart Bohannon David Boruff Philip Brassard Lindsey Breed David Breeding Curtiss Briggs Kenneth Broach Vincent Brogdon Frank Brown Mark Brown Mary Brown Cindy Buchanan Jay Bullard Martin Burford Jill Butler Scott Byerly Ronald Callahan Daniel Cantu Debra Castillo Elvira Catano Iohn Cates Karen Chandler Katy Chapman Robert Choate Cynthia Choate lay Clark Gigi Clayton Mary Conine Dana Coones Brian Corley Tony Corona Ricardo Corona Mary Helen Coronado Rodney Cox Stephanie Cox Elsie Crabtree Jeral Craddock Mary Curtsinger David Davis Derwin Davis Gloria Davis Robert Davis Michael Delgado Mark Dennehy Gigi Depace Grady Dickens Joseph Dorris Lydia Duron Barbara Dyer Felecia Embry Mary Emmett Darryl Evans Paula Farrell Tamara Farrell Tony Farrer Douglas Farrow Kathy Felps Douglas Fettinger Michael Figueroa Debra Finan Martha Flores Schell Forcelledo Drew Forray Lonita Garland Diana Garza Tamara George Beverly Gray Jay Green Craig Griffith Mary Guadagnoli Freida Guerra Mary Guerrero Renita Hall Donna Harkenrider Kim Harris Phyllis Harrison Carol Head Erich Heider Becky Heitzman Maria Hermosillo Mary Hernandez Adrianne Hesch Wesley Hightower Sharon Hill Cahrles Hoedebeck John Hogue Eric Hollabaugh Kevin Hooten Daren Horton Jeffery Hoskins Angela Houston Reginald Hubbard Kathleen Hughes Deidra Jackson Donald Jackson Tina Jackson Vicky Jackson Janis Johnson Ronald Johnson Charlotte Jones Michael Jones Gayla Kadlng Christopher Kelley Sara Kirkham Edna Klassen Linda Knuckles Beth Kolander Linda Kolker Veronica Lawless Michael Lee Kevin Leech Aponilar Leija Darcy Lemon Elizabeth Lindsey David Little Shirley Logan Norma Lopez Rachel Lopez Thomas Lundberg Lisa Lynn Charles Machala Gerardo Macia Kenneth Mackie Stephen Mahlstedt I 0 , f1 , , J .Wa ,af 1 . . y. 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HOMECOMING I Morgan 4 I I i PRINCESSES Shelly Cowan Karen Clause Cafh y Rosellml I9 FIFTH ANNUAL GOLDEN FALCON A WARDS BISHOP DUNNE HIGH SCHOOL MA Y I 5, 1975 Golden Falcon recipients. HALL OF FAME RECIPIENTS an 'nf Sister Mary Bosco Mrs. Mary Young CINDY FINAN Salutatorian Latin Theology DARYL TARABA Outstanding Graduate Mathematics Science National Honor Society Baseball Valedictorian DON O'BANNON JANIE McDERMOTT National Forensic League Track Student Council German mx Wx K ELONIDE CALDWELL Social Studies Yearbook 199 GREGORY BUCHANAN Business Education OO PATRICK DYER English X in ,,,.,n 1 SARA ENNA Girls' P . E . GARY SLOVAK Boys' P.E. s JUDY MADDOX Homemaking JOSE PEREZ Spanish 201 ROBIN WELLS French TOM FEARING Band Q5 ANGELA CRABTREE Basketball EARL M00 Photography WILLIAM LARKIN Bowling 20 JOE BOB KINDRED Cross Country O4 ARMANDO MORENO Football TERRY MAY Drill Team PATRICIA DILLON German Club DAVID BARRILLEAUX French Club DOUG MALCUIT Golf 205 L v a MARCELLE NIEMAN MARTHA MARTINEZ Cheerleader Spanish Club 6 CAROL JOHNSON MIKE BLAKE Newspaper Key Club MARK MOORE Swimming DAVID CRISSEY Tennis SHARON NEECE LISA HAIRE Swimming Tennis 207 2 CATHY ASHWORTH Volleyball I FAMIL Y FAIR i J. - ' ff: - ii n 210 Splash! fu ix . I lo xg' ky Sig www ' i We're busting out. Are you with us Brother Anthony? Many of the students helped with the booths and games at the fair. 5 JM ii' Aga' aaa' i Le Bon Marche etait un grande succe is 31- , 5 a, 4i a . agp? Warden Henderson and his sheriffs kept the jail full all day. 5, n W' ,,,,, .,7: .V fi- Come on, Peggy. Anyone can do that! 212 A little to the right and up next time. kg, .IM '., 1 . E , ,.ZL:'.f., . The success of the fair is evident in Coach FIank1in's face. f 'Q Wrong again! ..,f.mffw ' .M , H , VM. We 11 start the races as soon as I get my hand out 4 2i . m ,. My K fefgfziegili Solve x3 + 4y4 + 2z2 + 9 and win a prize. 13.5 me . I E Neirw I can't believe I just blew my whole paycheck. XX xx xx X x X 1 X I 1 X X X N y WL xi I wonder if hatchets rust in water? SENIOR PROM 216 The 197 5 Senior Prom was held on April 25 at the Registry Hotel ii Senior class members and their dares decide to sir this one out. . L ,pf . f www Elonide Caldwell explains how to drink punch gracefully. 7 gg-mv 4 E J if ri Tim and Lanitra BUMP to the music of Down and Under. Who had more fun, faculty or students?? ,1 F ,,, ,. m 64 Q ,if 5 ' 5 5 f By 2 nf I S 67 ii . in , Ya 3 . Y ?, ' 4 I! vm Q 6 f W' 5? J' F '1 1 fe 1' 5 4f fda 1 3 if A 50' E' A A A KM , W, ,. f 1 fvilgjjf .Q W . , N lx: I f Q' 4 ff + V ' :I 'I F -fi W 5 nga! , 3 lg T f Q If 6 4 1 'r Q b E f f .,Q5j Swing it Diana! ! ! The Swinging Schusters do their thing! -vp .-2' 1, C41 ' 'g 5 gy' Awtiff-S St - i it .2:if ':5L5:1' ' t 'L 'L' i i aiiga' 4:33. 3 t 1 M-X Q!-3 Q iz-Zi' i -f 'rw ff 'i iff' A i J 2+ 1. i it i v U., ' ' ' 'ig ' X 'r 1 ' ff, t I , Q5 5 . -tEif..?l Watching the action and waiting for the next dance . BISHDP DUNNE PRESENTS A NIGHT YOU MU T REMEMBER!!! Master of Ceremonies Don O'Bannon. The first talent show produced at Bishop Dunne proved to be a complete success with its display of modern-day talent and a bit of nostalgia. Krisann Powell and Bryan Baker present a modern musical number, Iazzman. The grand finale and the hit of the show - A Bit of Nostalgia presented by Brother Adrian Gaudin and Mrs. Evelyn Hinkle. BA C CALA UREA TE MASS 224 Brother Anthony attempts to direct the students in what to do! ! I Brother Adrian playing follow the leader. The thurifers for the mass were Greg Buchanan Matthew Bielamowicz. Daryl Taraba served as lector for the mass. The epistle was read by Carol Johnson and Elonide Caldwell. Doe a deer, a female dear . . . 225 The homily was done in three parts led by Tim Gilliland. 6 JIM ZETT ERIC MACKIE a a , .f x?,' Tem U ,, .X +1 , v ,JVI . R, fo' ffl- A e 1 5'fffp,f 52 N g wr f ff- 3. ss was offered by Brother W111 and Father Davrd J..-.A GRA DUA TION Now if you chew gum you will not graduate and that is final! ! ! 228 In order to get this cap on I guess we will to take your ears off . Let s seeg now 11 1S left foot, ughr foot, left foot, nght Salutatorian Cynthia Ann Finan The 1975 Super Semor Class 2 Valedictorian Daryl Eugene Taraba . Brother Adrian addresses the graduating class . O With Daryl Taraba's speed he should have gotten a Golden Falco track. l nfo Free at last, free at last . . . I got my diploma and I'm free at last! ! All Lhis huggrng and krsslng makes tion worth it The night of graduation held boLh smiles and tears ODDS AND ENDS ,X BITS AND PIECES Brother Adrian and Richard Yeager find time to chat during the eighth grade retreat. 5' Ear Yes, I ate my Wheaties this morning. This is the last picture in the yearbook to have a caption and we cannot think of a caption. 234 Coach Brown - in the way as usual! ! ! 5 3 7 14? ze 3, ff? 1 I didn't know volleyball was such a strenuous sport! '4'f'4 - '-'fa A 4 .f 5 Y NYJ: Z f ,'2-:M-offs, , N if Q..:..,ff , 6 o ,4,o3,9,,,Qg.'i -f .43 .. 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We11, I'11 tell ya pardner . . THA T'5 EN TER TA INM ENT PRESENTED B Y THE BISHOP DUNNE EYALETTS Under the direction of Mrs. Connie Bees- ley the Bishop Dunne Drill Team pre- sented their first spring problem That's Entertainment . Patti Baldwin sings Have You Never Been Me1low with the same style and flair as Olivia Newton-John. he drill team show included a variety of dances from jazz to hard rock. With much help from Mrs. Beesley and Captain erry May, the drill team presented an All-American Show. 240 BAND PRESENTS SPRING CONCERT This was the first public appearance the band made in their new uniforms. Under the direction of Mr. Bob Parsons, the stage band performed beautifully. UNDERCLASSMEN RE TREA TS 242 Express yourself, HOW? Sister Miriam expresses herself You've got to be kidding! sim knew 'NN-: .t - ,..-.. . Retreats are a time for expressing yourself and interacting with others, a time for quiet reflec tion, and a time for becoming reacquainted with one's real self. It's important to express yourself in everything you do FOOD DA Y Does this look like a typical Bishop Dunne lunch? Whether your answer is yes or no, it really isn't. This was the meal served on Food Day, which was Thursday, March 27 , for the Dunne community. It consisted of pinto beans, salad, cornbread, and your choice of an orange or a peach. The purpose of Food Day was to familiarize the students with the eating habits of others around the world. There were guest speakers, films, and a special prayer service. Some of the topics discussed were hunger, starvation, and organic food. 244 f' 2 Z if Bishop Dunne's first World Hunger Day proved to be quite a success by making the stu- Father David and students as they prepare for the prayer service on Food Day. Tony Corona and friends decide to eat outside on Food Day. Wonder why??? dents aware of the hunger problem we face today. 24 THE STUDENT COUNCIL TURN BACK K He really does have pucker power! 'A'It sure beats teaching English! 246 We've got legs . . . We've got legs . . . THE CLOCK TO RELI VE 50'5 DA Y!! A little dab will do you! FRENCH SYMPOSIUM The French students make their way to San Antonio for a weekend of leisure and . . . HARD WORK! 'HHH Where do we go now, Barri11eaux? 248 5 J GOLD PA TRON5 Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Breeding Dr. and Mrs. Ted Boone Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Borbon Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cowan Dr. William D. Crane Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Crissey Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Kindred Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Lane Dr. and Mrs. William F. Larkin Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Lind Dr. and Mrs. William R. Mills Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Currey G. Nieman O. John Nille Donald D. Smith Merrill W. Younger i SIL VER PA TR ONS Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Baker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome V. Bielamowicz Sr Mr. and Mrs. Hollis E. Carfer The Don Ferguson Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Irene R. 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