Brownwood High School - Pecan Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1971 volume:

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Q75 v 1971 Pecon Brownwood High Schooi Brownwood , Texos Volume 30 I exist os I om, 'rhof E 5 -5457 C, j ,f n ,QQ Jhiilim ef C' X ,. ff Lf! -1 of y ,, sv if j 5, Uilji, L ' f'ff1f f'f2-Q.. EL' 1 ,gs-5' bail . 11 AQT'-f7 7 Ck? 'A ' -- K ,w ef is enough, 15216 'Qg!,. f ' je. se! , , ' la M 'Mi ,.,. Z, 5 1, fe as-, 5 f-:zyzmz,'fswsafvf,.s.:1' V gf ' Who goes there? What is a man anyhow? what am I? what are you? All I mark as my own you shall offset it with your own, Else it were time lost listening to me. Whimpering and trucking fold with powders for invalids Conformity goes to the fourth removed, I wear my hat as I please indoors or out. In all people I see myself, none more and not one a barley-corn less, And the good or bad I say of myself I say of them. I know I am deathless, I know this orbit of mine cannot be swept by a carpenter's compass, I know I shall not pass like a child's carlacue cut with a burnt stick at night. I exist as I am, that is enough, If no other in the world be aware I sit content, And if each and all be aware I sit content. Walt Whitman 3 ABOVE Kim Norwood studies the i970 Pecan at the August annual signing party. ABOVE RIGHT Foreign exchange student, Becky Carter, becomes a genuine Texan. RIGHT American Field Service student, Clive McClelland, prepares for a summer in Germany. 4 Summer lnvolvement Develops the Individual SN-me ABOVE To beat the heat, Pat Aduddell takes a cooling dip. LEFT Rosemarie Ornelas enioys the quietness of Coggin Park. People, everywhere, of all ages, shapes, and colors are different. Each and every person has his own personality and special uniqueness. This is true ofthe BHS student. Whatever his endeavors are, he is constantly striving for the person within the person. Even while school is out of session, this struggle is a continuous movement, from the exhausted student who attempts to repack his suitcase after a summer workshop to the student who eagerly prepares and anticipates studying abroad. Just as these two students' travels take them in different directions, two other students are also traveling in different directions. While one prefers the fast pace of a vigorous swim, another is perfectly content to sit in the sun. Desire and Drive Influence Summer Work For many students, summer brings not only a time to play, but a time to work. The summer work done by BHS students can be iust as varied and unusual as the activities they indulge in. The student's expression of work may bring him out into the summer sun while working on the farm, mowing the grass, or even hanging up clothes. Another student finds his expression of work in shelving stock in a store while others combine work with travel. , is ri Yfriormr N915 fi, . ne. . ,K - i i l LEFT FFA boys, Bill Simmons and Carroll Jacobs slave at the ag barns. ABOVE Vanessa Butler helps eliminate family chores. TOP Rodney Rountree finds that summer brings an opportunity for him to display his lcwn mowing talents. LEFT One of Billy Rodriquez's duties while working in the grocery store is to shelve stock. ABOVE At iournclism comp Patsy Donchoe, Vicki Kitner, Evelyn Rotliff, Pam Stevens, and Kala Carlisle receive two first ploce awards. The Changing of Summer to Fall Brings Many Moods As revolving and varied the summer activities and work of BHS students are, so are the emotions felt as a new school year approaches. One boy may feel anguish as he realizes that he must cut his long, summer growth of hair to conform with school policies. Another may feel sadness as thoughts of leaving the lake that brought him summer fun run through his mind. Many may feel reluctance and anticipation at the drowsy thought of getting up early or going back to the hard pace and the headaches of homework. Whether the emotion telt is sadness or enthusiasm, spiced with reluctance, it, as always, is continuously individualistic. ik r1'1 ' -ffgswzr A . 1 A-1'-Q..,. FAR LEFT Mike McShan gets a reluctant haircut before school begins. LEFT Barbara Ratliff gives a final yawn before arising. BELOW Freddy Delgado grabs one extra wink. K-, hi , ,,.. .fr re? M 'J-'ew f fx We if fl tb FTS if X If M. Milt, fx W wi FAR LEFT John Balleio and Gary Black take one last look at Lake Brownwood before school starts. LEFT Enthusiastically, Carla Gilmore chooses a dress for the first day. ABOVE Charles Thomas purchases a supply of aspirin for an apprehensive year of senior English. Students Arrive in Varied Modes of Transportation ABOVE Jimmy Cornelius, Sam Hairston, Leland Cheairs, and Zan Slagle stroll enthusiastically up the walk as they arrive at school. ABOVE RIGHT Hurry up, Pam, Donnie is already here, exclaims Becky Collier. RIGHT David Greer, Belinda Ward, and Sue Smith arrive by bus. l M , mm Y. ,,,,....--- Someone once said, Getting there is half the fun, and for BHS students getting to school is not only fun but diverse. BHS has many students who ride the infamous yellow buses and others are brought by their parents. Some prefer modes of transportation such as a motorcycle while others try to see how many can arrive in one carload, still breathing. Still, there are a host of students who turn to the old-fashioned, yet most reliable of all means of transportation - walking. ABOVE Like the transportation used by many students, Carroll Jacobs is brought to school by his mother. LEFT Steve Tulcus travels by motorcycle. Diverse Activities Accent Vacant Moments At BHS, school does not iust begin with the 8:15 bell indicating for students to go to homeroom. There is a whole unique world existing that is known as Before School. During these magical minutes wonderous accomplishments are brought forth as students gather in the student center. On many Friday mornings, enthusiastic students gather for an early Pep Rally. Finally, when all the excitement and confusion dies down, there can always be found one student who wishes simply to sit and mull over his thoughts for the approaching day. ABOVE RIGHT The Drill Team's got morning spirit. ABOVE E: Sophomores come to BHS with little knowledge of current fashion. D RIGHT Kirk Davis feels rather cowardly after realizing that watching television doesn't get homework done. bf- Mx R . .W mi ' D ii95:5e+i-if5vt5W?Ke'2f5tses: , W at Mi! , firi 1 fi F A Q X X 1 E 5' .: - E ,Eg RIGHT Gary Moore finds that playing football keeps one in shape for changing classes. BELOW LEFT Foreign Exchange student, Becky Carter, is made an honorary citizen of Brownwood at a city council meeting. w AVVV i t H f'i1 : ' I' ,,4sJf 5 s-- ,,,.i: 2 ...c.,-f,-,, B .c atcy as I i l,,, lt's a bird Q U As the world of 'jBefore School .turns into homeroom, the excitement is still evident on the - student's face, and the involvement is carried on GS l through homeroom as the student uses spare minutes to catch up on homework, the latest news, or make announcements. The student finds that the announcements are an important part of homeroom, because he is informed in this way of important events for the oncoming day. Still, there is always a student who finds himself running late and must make a mad dash for homeroom. Tony Krischke advises Mr. Warren that it's best to turn the intercom Stephen Burks utilizes extra time before school for studying. on first. ne! No! It's senior rings! -T. ...1 ABOVE LEFT Kendall Fedora schemes as to how he can get four hours of homework in fifteen minules. ABOVE RIGHT Pam Neal lakes advantage of lhe BHS library facilities. RIGHT Sludenls walk in contemplation to class. he Essence of Academics s a Search for Meaning is 1 1 1 1 LEFT During Chemistry class, Mary Helen McFarlane and Kaye Bright strive to become mad scientists. BELOW LEFT Mrs. Stovall renders assistance to Jay Longley. When the aura and magic of before classes and homeroom settles, the student reluctantly gets down to studying. While some students may not enioy studying as well as the outside activities, the academic part of school invites the student to find his own scholastic interest. Even in the necessary English courses, the student finds that he is able to reach for his own creative interest level. For the student who finds his interest being in the science fields, he is able to experiment and explore what is unknown to him. Whether the student's endeavors are English, languages, history, math, or science, there can be an assurance of uniqueness and individualism in his work. In any case, the BHS student is in an unending search for meaning in his studies. 'I7 RIGHT Nancy Harlow demonstrates theatrical makeup on Dennis , Donley in drama class. BELOW Senior Sherry Kelley devotes a free period to library work. Realizing that no two students' interests are exactly alike, BHS offers a variety of elective subjects to select beyond those that are required. Through these elective subjects, a student is able to pursue his own individual interests. Whether these interests lead to subjects such as music or to the wide range of business courses, the student is free to choose that which suits his own needs now and after graduation. By means of the elective subjects, a student is not only given an opportunity to enjoy studying more, but is also able to have a feeling of fulfillment by studying subjects which aid his own purposes. I- :awww . ...........-- ...- ... W W.. ,,,. ...winl-amy211'es-aswfzzizfnzvinmrssersxawww Opportunities Are Offered for 5 Q1 5. Q. c 2. U cn 4 CL O 'U 3 cn 3 P tWW.,W,g IK B.-.L ABOVE LEFT Sophomore choir students become talented musicians. ABOVE RIGHT Sue Smith, Bernice Hutchinson, and Bobby Waller enioy creative expression in the arts and crafts class. LEFT An informal atmosphere adds to the interest of agriculture classes. Extrocurriculor Activities Improves Students Culture ABOVE Thespian members, Greg Hass and Wallace Braud, clean the stage after the Firebugs. ABOVE RIGHT National Honor Society Members help fill BHS with the Christmas spirit. RIGHT To add to the new stadium fund, John Isom, Tim Brown, Stephen Loyd, and Gene Doss count up collected soft drink bottles. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT Student Council member, Bill Stone, sells a student directory to Kerry Scaff. TOP RIGHT Gary Reynolds looks over the many toys and canned foods collected by Metal Trades for unfortunate families. BOTTOM LEFT FHA'ers, Deborah Mullins, June Wallace, and Becky Sweeney mqdel fashions seen at BHS and the ones they modeled in the Youth Fair. Becky's outfit placed third in the Make It Yourself With Wool district contest. BOTTOM RIGHT Art Club members, Pat Johnson, Cindy Jarvis, and Kristy Day, promote love among the students by putting Valentines on the lockers. Learning is always an important part of life at BHS Yet, equally important is the individual involvement in clubs and organizations that is emphasized at BHS. Through organizations, the student is able to achieve a sense of unity and fulfillment by working and planning today. Many times the work is hectic and unusual, yet the outcome is worthwhile. Sometimes the reward is a new friend, or iust the experience of helping to work toward a goal. lt is this kind of reward from involvement that lasts a lifetime. Enthusiasm and Participation Are Evialent at BHS TOP The football team stands at attention, during the playing of the , alma mater. TOP CENTER With money raised by the pantomime I assembly, Wallace Braud, Thespian president, presents Becky Carter with a Texas size hat. TOP RIGHT Becky Carter receives an . honorary membership to the National Honor Society from club president Howard Norris. RIGHT Phyllis Wells steals the spotlight I at the annual pantomime show. FAR RIGHT Sophomores elect class officers. As the bell rings at l l :3O each day, it is indicating themselves participate in the varied programs. At pep more than the end of the third period class. This is the rallies, students are able to cheer and give support to time in which students converge on the auditorium or their Lion team. Whether in assembly or at pep rally, the gymnasium for either pep rallies or assemblies. activity period is always an exciting and enioyable During assemblies, the students are able to relax while time of day. learning in an entertaining way, and often the students Q Q TOP LEFT Mary Helen McFarlane explains in the lunch line, It looks good, but the odor would kill anyone. TOP RIGHT Marla McAliley tidies up a lunch lable. RIGHT Keith Madole exclaims, Birthdays always touch a lender spot at BHS. Happiness ls Lunch al BHS ,. uf 2' 3 if .fi Everyone at BHS anxiously anticipates lunch period. During this time, each student and teacher has a thirty minute lunch period, and it is amazing how much can be accomplished in only 1,800 seconds. Students not only manage to eat, but manage to talk and assist Mrs. Harris in wishing a student a Happy Birthday! LEFT BHS students enioy a relaxed lunch. BELOW Mary Old's attire is an example ofthe many fashions seen during Co-Ed Booster initiation. As the day moves on, the final hour is found to be one of the busiest times ofthe day. During the sixth period, everything from regular classes to athletics and other extracurricular activities take place. As the school day draws to an end, it is quite evident that sixth period is a vital and very involved part that goes into the makeup of a day at BHS. , ' .t ,,t - As PECAN editor, Vicki Kitner wishfully TOP As the final bell nngs the students scatter BOTTOM Michael McShan and Pam Neal dreams, If we only could have a prepare for the weekly spirit ribbon sale yearbook with no copy or captions. Sixth period athletes gain physical fitness and fresh air l I LEFT Eddie Clements and Leanne Smith try out for Junior Cheerleaders. ABOVE As Mr. Milch always says, One good lick deserves another! BHS Soc al Life Is Fun and Exciting I I TOP LEFT John Bragdon and Douglas Tervooren win first place in the Youth Fair Talent Show. ABOVE Peggy Bobo, escorted by ' Steve DeHay is crowned 1971 Youth Fair Queen. TOP RIGHT The photographer catches Mr. McClelland, Kathleen Yantis, and Miss Mclntosh preparing for the Spaghetti Supper. TOP FAR RIGHT Ray West and Cindy Newton exercise their vocal chords as they cheer the Lions to victory. LEFT Mickey Hollingshead, Terry Moore, Rodney Folsom, Robin Rice, and Graham Snyder enioy the Coed Booster Chicken Fry. RIGHT Lion Stadium rumbles with enthusiasm of BHS students. 1 Just as quickly as the school-day ends, another very important part of the student's life begins. This is the time in which evening events such as plays, contests, and social activities take place. It is the peak ofthe day and enthusiasm runs high. During this time away from school, the student has the opportunity to continue his participation in special activities he enioys or to relax in other students' company. Whatever the student does during the evening, it assuredly characterizes the wide range of interests that make a well-rounded day. Wag I Pre-conference games prepare the boys for the conference games. Based on pre-conference games, Brownwood High School has been polled number one team in the state by the Harris Football Poll. For the first time in five years, Abilene Cooper Cougars played in Brownwood. At the half, the score was tied 6 to 6. The final score was 6 to 32. The second game was with the Temple Wildcats. The Lions were victorious with a I4 to 6 score. ln our third game, Rodney Folsom, the Lions' tailback, ran for 72 yards for the first touchdown against the Abilene Eagles. The final score was 22 to 20. The last non-district game, against South Grand Prairie, was a success with the final score 28 to 7. RIGHT Tammy Hollingshead leaps high to destroy a South Grand Prairie pass. ABOVE Rodney Folsom runs 72 yards for the first touchdown against the Abilene Eagles. RIGHT Which way do I go? Ray Thompson seems taken aback by the scramble caused by John lsom, Joe Behrens, and Gary Barron as they defend the ball against Abilene Cooper. Football ls a Time for Winning The Lions' first conference game was played against Wichita Falls Hirshi. A raging Brownwood defense forced seven turnovers for the second week in a row and had a hand in four first-half scores as the Lions carved up the Huskies at 37-O. Brownwood's Lions blasted 397 yards out of Graham's defense and their powerful front defensive wall hung a tight, strangling collar on the steer attack as the Maroons cruised to an easy 42 to 0 District 4-AAA victory. ABOVE LEFT Jerry Cross exclaims, Boy, that Astro-turf is hard. LEFT Now you just wait a minute, warns Graham Snyder. FAR LEFT Bruce Smith exclaims, He's mine, he's minel as he and Gary Barron struggle over a Steer. LEFT Coach oughta let me show them how it's done, yawns Tim Reid. Brownwood and Weatherford went exactly by the script as the Lions parlayed their mighty defense and adequate offense into an easy 28-O District 4-AAA victory over the Kangaroos. Could it be contagious? The Brownwood Lions broke out with the school's biggest offensive splurge in three years, to their fourth straight district victory, crushing a good Vernon team. Lions Lead Conference ABOVE RIGHT Leland Cheairs dramatically illustrates the art of carrying the ball. ABOVE Shae Southall, hurriedly exclaims, I know my after shave smells great, but really now! RIGHT Gary Barron bashfully admits that, I know l'm good, but handshaking comes after the game. 4l TOP Stephenville's number 80 says, Let me hit Isom! CENTER Ray Babe, y9u're gonna get it. BOTTOM Let me outa here! says Ray Thompson as he is surrounded by the Burkburnett defense. Stephenville's heralded game of the year bombed out. the party poopers were Brownwood's ever-improving Lions who made a farce of the big Shoot-out by hanging a thunderous 55-7 defeat on the Yellow Jackets to clinch a tie for the District 4-AAA football title. Brownwood won the District 4-AAA football championship in another eye-popping performance by the Lion defense. Last-quarter excitement broke open the game as the Lions beat off a determined band of Burkburnett Bulldogs I4-O and won their fourth straight 4-AAA championship! BroiNnwood's Lions racked up another vote as the , . state's top ranked Class AAA football team when they F I knocked Estacado out of the race for bi-district with an ending score of 35-l2. In the quarter-finals game against Monahans, the C mighty Lions were behind in the first half and raced to tie in the second half. The team, cheerleaders, and student body all held their breaths until it was T I announced that the Lions had won on penetrations. Top-ranked Brownwood, its big maroon machine functioning, in flawless fashion, shoved aside number 2, Plano, 35-21, and won the state Class AAA semi-finals. ABOVE Will Scott says, They ain't Q gonna get mel ABOVE RIGHT Hardie Barnes demonstrates how to l carry the ball. RIGHT Steve Cutbirth heads for a touchdown. 34 AL Brownwood's magnificent defense wrote the last chapter in Cuero's Cinderella football story, and the Gobblers didn't like the finish. The Lions dug in behind their own defense troops to hang a 14-0 collar on the amazing Gobblers and capture their 5th Class AAA state championship in ll years. TOP The bell rings on. LEFT Now wait a minute, boys. BELOW Tim Reid sneaks out of one of the many pile-ups during the state game. at A, :nfl LMV0 dr .W if www Q, A Vfwfi 1 .f ,QQLW T 2 ABOVE LEFT Truman Weslfall pauses to ploi his nexl move. ABOVE RIGHT The Lions and Roms scramble for the ball. LEFT Mickey Hollingshead hollers, Look out! If The boys enrolled in track strive to win in a very competitive sport. To increase speed and accuracy, long periods of training are required. This training is definitely work! Track is not lust a middle of the It Wasn't All Work, Then What Was It? season sport break but for some boys, track is a year-round sport. To really achieve in track, iust as in other fields of endeavor, a person must constantly apply himself and strive for improvement. ' gg: 4 If I-I I 77' Rr ttf, IJSNQE 9 I lliil i. n i. , fi' ff f l : . F15 . . 'M FAR RIGHT FIRST Tim Reid qualified for the Regional Meet by placing second in the T20 high hurdles with a time of I5.6. SECOND Running the mile, Mike GiII's 4:45.8 first place timing in the District Meet sent him to the Regional events in Fort Worth. THIRD Hurling the discus I43.7 ft., Virgil Weisinger placed first in District. FOURTH In the 220, Will Scott placed second with a 22.3. ABOVE In the 440 Sprint Relays, Will Scott, Graham Snyder, Rodney Folsom, and Gary Barron qualified for the Regional Meet by placing first in District with a time of 43.4. RIGHT Ricky Kirby's pole vaulting I3.2 ft. gave him a second place in District. g'L . t H s at ,,.,, ,irygy 4 , 'fi a www seeeiwwemeeffweee , . ,,,.,. in .., t ifi . - ' t s .fx R. 15 A 3 ii L.. , .I ............,e,,., ....,.. ,- -- '- ' I I ' .I M I yf?..z41QfeQi::,tag?E.9if2ggs V af z J 2 I .5 ...M -- A tr wi5f,,iWws+aMfQ' .Aff-.af is -, g I , i 'III , A,,. LW' ,.,, 1 .V rr sais . - H .Wiz We Golf and Tennis Are the Swinging Sports to SWF sg . , M . N M.-:ear L f 4. .L .3 w-L Q . 4 Q fs. ,Kg Q Qikkfs' 1 it '13, iw 5 31 QA... mt' 5 S 5 sc s Q' , . . , if 1 4, A 1 , We ss sz ,,'-f Y . Jerry Cross seems to be one ofthe swingingest BHS students around. Golf provides an opportunity for Jerry Cross, Darrell Smith, and other boys to perfect their golf game under the leadership of Coach Don Martin. Victor Kay, on the other hand, releases his Swinging attitudes in a tennis match. Both sports put a certain swing into BHS school life. LEFT Jerry Cross follows through after that first big swing of a golf game. LEFT Victor Kay, a senior tennis player, gets into the swing of tennis class. BELOW Darrell Smith and Coach Martin watch Jerry Cross as he prepares to swing into a golf game. X Students Demonstrate Dramatic Arts ABOVE In a scene from THE CRUCIBLE, Wallace Braud as John Proctor, and Karen Kington as his wife Elizabeth, discuss the hypocrisy of Salem life. ABOVE RIGHT Robert Locke, as a fireman in THE FIREBUGS, hurriedly puts out the imaginary blaze. In the late spring of the preceding year, Mr. McQuain chooses the plays to be presented forthe fund-raising activities ofthe Junior and Senior classes. The two iunior-senior plays presented in I97I were THE FIREBUGS and THE CRUCIBLE. The sophomore play was THE LEADING LADY. Any student may read for parts, and the best ones are cast in a role by Mr. McQuain and another teacher. As a reward for hard work in plays, certain students are asked to read for the one-act play to be presented in UIL competition. This year's one-act play was THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST. It placed second in district. ABOVE After a FIREBUGS dress rehearsal, Howard Norris, Robert Locke, and Buddy Barker ad-lib off stage. BOYS CHORUS: Where's I Chorley I JOHN HOLLEY MERSHA ELLIOTT BOBBY HAMMOND Mr. Spettigue Kitty Verdun Jack Chesney WHERE'S CHARLEY ? ' CAST Un Order Of Appearance? BRASSET ,,,,,,,,YY,,,,,,,,,,Y,,, JACK CHESNEY . ...,,,. ,..., CHARLEY WYKEHAM ,,,,,,,, KITTY VERDUN , ,,., AMY SPETTIGUE . ,,,.,, , WILKINSON ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,, SIR FRANCIS CHESNEY ,,,,,,,,,,,, MR. SPETTIGUE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, DONNA LUCIA D'AIVADOREZ ,,,,, PHOTOGRAPHER ., , .,,. .....,. , PATRICIA ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, MAID ,,,,,,,,, REGGIE ..,,., ,, , ,, Gary Worley ,, Bobby Hammond Bill Havins Mersha Elliott Pam Coleman Rodney Folsom Graham Snyder John Robert Halley Cindy Newton Shae Southall Connie Dean Kathy Kirkland Tommy George GIRLS Jimmy Cunningham, Steve Cutbirth, Ricky Kirby, Mike McShan1 Kurt Newton, Charles Porter, Larry Redding, Tim Reid, Val Rl-nodes, Shoe Southall, Lay Storm, Mike Taylor, Ray West, Tim Wilson, John Ballejo, Jimmy Cornelius, Tommy King, Mike Matthews, Steve DeHay, Danny Beck. CHORUS: Sheryl Arthur, Carla Burt, Gayle Chitwood, Jodell Coleman, Becky Collier, Shona Drewry, Judy Evans, Jane Freeland, Shelley Jamar, Dianne Kirksey, Mary Helen McFarland, Wanda McNeal, Deborah Mullins, Patti Pike, Karen Smith, June Wallace, Kathleen Yantis, Peggy Bobo, Kala Carlisle, Alida Edwards, Gwen Johnson, Sherry Kelly, Patricia Lockwood, Karey Gail McHorse, Karen Smith, Becky Sweeney, Kathy Wilson. Bill Havins imilales Donna Lucia. The Stage Crew. CINDY NEWTON GRAHAM SNYDER PAM COLEMAN BILL HAVINS GARY WORLEY Donna Lucia Sir Francis Amy Spettigue Chorley BVOSSGT D'Aivadorez Chesney Wykehdm The cast for Where's Charley? graduation ball. Where's Charley? , a musical comedy in two acts concerning the dating practices of the l89O's, was the T971 musical which was produced through the joint efforts of the band, choir, and drama departments. The play centered around the fact that Charley and 1 his friend Jack had invited their J girlfriends to their college ABOVE The band rehearses for the musical. LEFT Connie Deen dresses for the graduation. Charley's aunt, Donna Lucia, was to be the chaperone, but as she was late in arriving, Charley was forced to disguise himself as his aunt. This led to many problems and much excitement. The musical, which was outstanding, received a standing ovation at each performance. Mickey and Spiro Visit the Prom and Banquet RIGHT Peggy Bobo and Steve DeHay discuss where to sit at the Banquet while everyone else enjoys the food. BELOW RIGHT Brian Pinto gives the welcome. With the ticking away of clocks from imaginary to real, so began the l97l Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. The prevailing theme of both the Prom and Banquet was Time, with the idea centered around the Senior class motto, A Time to Begin. Timepieces from alarm clocks to Spiro T. Agnew watches highlighted the decorations at the banquet and prom. The scene of the prom was the BHS student center, which displayed varied decorations such as a large grandfather clock painted with black light paint, a clock made of orange tape on the student center floor, and the newly erected pond presented to the school by the Future Teachers of America. The prom and banquet, which was the last event of the year before graduation, indeed represented A Time To Begin. V M ABOVE RIGHT One of The highlights of the Prom wus the fountain presented To the school by the FTA. LEFT Close to You. Superior Choir Members Are Chosen H .,,,:: ,, ., - I . 5 A CappeIIaiRegionaI Choir members are ROW ONE Tim Reid, John Holley, Graham Snyder, Kurt Newton, Val Rhodes, Rodney Folsom, Ray West, Mitchell Smith. ROW TWO Patricia Lockwood, Mersha Elliott, Alida Jo Edwards, Kathy Kirkland, Gayle Chitwood, Jodell Coleman, Wanda McNeal T G ' ' ' ' , ommy eorge, Carla Burt, Becky Collier, Diane Kirksey, Mike McShan, Steve Cutbirth. ROW THREE Charles Porter, Ricky Kirby. fNot picturedl Pam Coleman, Mike Baird, Bill Havins, Karen Kington, Kathleen Yantis. A Cappella Area Choir members are SITTING Carla Burt, Wanda A Cappella State Choir Members are Patricia Lockwood, Carla Burt, McNeal, Kathy Kirkland, Dianne Kirksey, Mersha Elliott, Patricia Mitchell Smith, Dianne Kirksey. Lockwood. STANDING Mitchell Smith, Ricky Kirby, John Holley, i Val Rhodes. 46 All choir members are encouraged to try out for All gior' Choir. Judges select a group of these students try out for All Area Choir. A select group of All ea Choir members are then selected to compose a te Choir. Members of the All-School Region Choir are FIRST ROW Aleta Bagley, Cindy Alexander, Willie Riggins, Marilyn Ussery. SECOND ROW D . . . . . arrell Jones, Joe Willlford, Lisa Burleson, Gina Gottschalk, Leanne Smith, Rodney Roundtree, Alan Day, Lemore Grant, Danny McNeal. THIRD ROW Eddie Clements, Virgil Weisinger, Brian Cutbirth. ff '32, 1,- fm mm Members ofthe All-School Boys' Quartet are Alan Day, Darrell Y XSmith, Donnie Twiford, and Brian Cutbirth. embers ofthe All-School Area Choir are Aleta Bagley, Darrell nes, Cindy Alexander, Joe Williford, Eddie Clements, and Virgil eisinger. I i Students Excel in Weekend Contests Varied extra-curricular events gave BHS students an opportunity to display their talents. Included among these were the UIL district meet in Vernon, held on April 17, and the Region meet, held on April 24. Although competition was stiff, several Brownwood participants placed high in numerous contests. , i For her poetry interpretation, Phyllis Wells received a silver medal at the district meet. Wallace Braud placed third in poetry interpretation at the Region meet. .-pi.. .ru In Bill Havins reached the finals in Boys' Prose Reading at the Hardin Simmons Forensic Tournament. In typing, Carla Burt won sixth at region. FFA Rodeo Ex cites BHS l Rece and Angelique Lloyd was crowned FFA Rodeo Queen. 3, ll s Moore and Tim Wilson were named best-dressed girl and boy Western Day. iving honors for best cowgirl and cowboy were Rex Hudspeth Louanne Bird. Ouch! Western Day, Friday, April 23 and 24, in coniunction with the l97l FFA rodeo, brought the look ofthe Qld West to BHS. Highlighting the two-day affair was Saturday's downtown parade. Friday night's rodeo was open only to BHS students while Saturday night's was invitational to area goat ropers. 49 Tim Reid lunges over a hurdle during the l2O-yard high hurdles at the State Track meet. Many BHS students participated in contest activities and state events that involved talent in the different fields. Competition ranged from the field of sports to the cooperative programs of ICT, VICA, and Metal Trades. ,el f Ronald Pope, Mike Hughes, and Jerry Covington competed in the state events for Metal Trades. Kay Edwards competed in the i0O-yard dash at the State Si: Olympics while Richard Banks participated in the 50-yard da TOO-yard dash, 880-yard run, and the 25-yard swim. Deborah Walker placed first in bowling, and third in the basketball free throw. Competition Motivotes Bl-IS Students Five DE students placed first in District, which made them eligible for State. These students are Danny Piper, iob application, Kathy Boyd, Sales Demonstration, Mike Nance, ad layout, Vonn Croft, student of the year, and Steve Langley, Service Station employee. Mike Nance placed in the top ten of the state, while Vonn placed fifth. l Those students who attended the State VICA meet for Auto ICT students Mona Osborn and Sherita Followell both won in Mechanics are Terry Key, speed skill, Victor Arteaga, proiect, and District competition, while Sherita won first in notebook and fourth . Eff1eSf Pfllfllef, Pl'SSid6f1l- in job application at the state meet. Culminating the year's events ot BHS is the o long-awaited graduati For many seniors, grad and yet others meet th When the time does ar and gowns, the anticip everyone. For all senio career is a time to refle commencement leads RIGHT Jimmy Cross and Va and gown fee. BELOW LEFT preparing for graduation. B n of seniors on the first of June. uation is a time of fulfillment is time with ca sigh of relief. rive to don the traditional caps ation and excitement mounts for rs, the end of their high school ct upon the past while the road to the future. lerie Rogers wait in line to pay the cap Bill McClung assists Tommy King in ELOW RIGHT Darla McClain gets her gown ready for graduation. ABOVE Th 'I971 g d f I I t aitentively as Howa d Norr delivers h Valed t y address LEFT Donna Warren e ft g h d pl cz er eivin i Graduation ls a Dream of Yesterday and o Vision of Hope for Tomorrow . . . ln all peopl see myself I am not an earth, nor an adiunct of an earth, I am the mate and companion of all people, all iust as immortal and fathomless as myself. With music strong I come, with my cornets and my drums, I play not marches for accepted victors only, I play marches for conquer'd and slain persons. Have you heard that it was good to gain the day? I also say it is good to fall, battles are lost in the same spirit in which they are won. Do you guess I have some intricate purpose? Do you take it I would astonish? Does the daylight astonish? does the early redstart twittering through the woods? Do I astonish more than they? This hour I tell things in confidence, I might not tell everybody, but I will tell you. Walt Whitman ssll is 4 1 I 5 ' 0 ,ii flyfu ii'iH.ff ' ' rf 1' ff In ., . r, I --', if QI an if - ,Q .L -- H-db-. . 11? X ' f 1 mf ? INR Z S ..,.H,m ' 2 if 'E I . -1 an , ' , , ' H . g K f ,.., 'IQ-, Nw 157' we ,Q ' , I, i , s ex : x 1 1 , Ku f Q J ' ' Wa xi f c I I il'-'T L' T . 'W I i' , sses ws- . it s' ' ' - , -I ,i.,, I QQ f A ', V K -f i , ,, 'V ,r . . ,, ,, S,,,f,,,, fp ,, ,, ,,f .slf fe.-Q ' ' M 51 ' ,su ' ' f , A a,,13g-'- 6 .g,.,:,f K , ,,,, gg HR l jf me N , ,, i . ,,4m,,..:,.. X Q srer ws , ' ' IZE .,Axt ,XZZI i 9 , ,. N Y ..,, A'b: V , 'ii M Z ,.s,x. ,,YTii ik XX A if L.L,.. ,.,L. . L, , W W Xxx s llFaCUl'fy c X HEX js' ME , . 7 ' 't' i ZA' s --,,m.,, .. . Dr. Bryce Reid, Mr. William Slreckerl, Vice Presidenlp Mr. Roberi Dunn, Dr. Braswell Locker, Presidentf'Mr. Bill Sikesg Mrs. Ned Snyder, Secretary, Mr. Jerry DeHcy. Board of Education Establishes School Policies MR. JAMES G. McMATH Superintendent of Brownwood Public Schools Serving in his first year as superintendent of Brownwood Schools, Mr. James McMath received his master's degree from North Texas State University and was formerly a principal in the Colorado City School system for four years. As superintendent, Mr. McMath hopes to provide a better school system through the use of team teaching and individualized instruction. Already, in the time that Mr. McMath has been in the school system, many progressive and new ideas have been introduced. MR. C. B. MILAM MR. TRAVIS HENRY Assistant Superintendent Curriculum Director 'R MRS. NELL CUNNINGHAM Curriculum Secretary System Employees Aid School Mr. Olen Teague, director of cafeterias for Brownwood Schools, has many responsibilities concerning the preparation of meals. He purchases all food and equipment, prepares menus, and completes required reports on quantities of food purchased. Mr. Bill White, attendance officer at BHS, is concerned with the absence of any student. Not only does he work with the high school, but with all Brownwood schools. The duties ofthe school nurse, Mrs. Thelma Grooms, cover the entire school system. As the school nurse, Mrs. Grooms weighs, measures, checks the sight and hearing, and maintains a health record of all elementary students and all PE students of iunior and senior high schools. While she spends most of her time working with the younger students, she is available to the iunior and senior high schools, and sponsors the Careers for Health Club at BHS. MRS. THELMA GROOMS 4 l MR. BILL WHITE MR. OLEN TEAGUE 3 .ef if 19, if f 4 ffl' f S -,,, . 1 E5 5 if ,VA , Principal Provides Leadership During the five years that Mr. R. E. Warren has been principal of BHS he has supplied able leadership for the students and guided both students and faculty members through difficult decisions. Faced with an unlimited number of responsibilities, Mr. Warren strives to make BHS one of the top schools in this area. BELOW Mr. Warren finds time in an overloaded schedule to give Zan Slagle individual advice. i 1 3 3 Vice Pr ncipal, Counselor, Office Personnel, Librarian, Mr. Milch, vice-principal at B.H.S., assists in handling the administrative department of the school. He sees that the varied activities in which the school is involved run smoothly. He does an excellent job in maintaining the superior rating of B.H.S. Mrs. Ferguson, guidance counselor, assists B.H.S. students in many ways. She sees that seniors get their college entrance- examinations taken and aids in the selection of a college and an occupation. Mrs. Ferguson is also involved in the A.F.S. Chapter at B.H.S. ABOVE Mr. Milch typifies the many moods of B.H.S. RIGHT Mrs. Ferguson demonstrates her willingness to help the B.H.S. student by advising Val Rhoades on his choice of college. Attendance Clerk, cmd Secretary Assist Students Miss Bertha Guggolz, BHS librarian, gives guidance to students in using the library facilities. The BHS library consists of over 8,500 books, many of which include a varied set of encyclopedias, periodicals, magazines, and books. Under the assistance of Miss Guggolz, the library provides an excellent place for students to study. ln her second year, Mrs. Barbara McHorse fulfills the duties of attendance clerk. In this capacity, Mrs. McHorse records the daily attendance of students, issues reinstatements and tardy slips, and supervises students checking in and out of school. Mrs. Pat Dennis, secretary to Mr. Warren, has a busy day carrying out the duties that accompany a high school office. Mrs. Dennis makes stencils, takes dictation, and takes care of financial matters of the school. TOP LEFT Mrs. Barbara McHorse, Attendance Clerk. LEFT Miss Bertha Guggolz, Librarian. ABOVE Mrs. Pat Dennis, Secretary. Classes Promote Physica Fitness PAT BELL P. E. Drill Team MORRIS SOUTHALL Athletics P. E. GORDON WOOD Athletic Director Come 1: little closer! One goal of the P. E. department is to develop skills and good sportsmanship. ln addition to calisthenics, both boys and girls are given opportunities to participate in intra-class competitive sports such as basketball, football, volleyball, track and wrestling. Besides building physical fitness P. E. helps each girl become a proper housekeeper. Ray Thompson and Allen Sheffield receive assistance from Mrs. Cadenhead in Junior English. ' English Classes Teach Individual Expression Through the study of literature, the English department at BHS hopes to increase the student's understanding and appreciation of man's culture in the past and present. Sophomores endeavor to gain an understanding of several different types of literature while also learning correct grammar usage. Juniors study American literature and learn to analyze and be aware of what they have read. Seniors make an intense study of English literature from the works of Shakespeare to modern-day authors. In addition to four years of English, two years of Latin and three years of Spanish are offered for the student who plans to attend college. The student learns the customs of foreign lands as well as the language fundamentals. MRS. MARY CADENHEAD English MRS. RUTH DOSS English MISS MARGARET LEVISAY English, Latin MRS. LETTIE MORGAN English, Spanish MRS. FRANCIS STOVALL English MRS. PATTA JEAN WELLS English MRS. GUY NELL WEST English MRS. NILA WRIGHT English To provide a more complete knowledge of past and present world events, two and a half years of social studies, including civics, world history, and American history are required of each student at BHS. An addi- tional one half year of Texas history is offered for the student who wishes to continue in a deeper study of their state. While enrolled in a social studies class, a student becomes aware of the vital importance of learning historical events of the past as related to the present. Each student is also required to take one-half year of health to increase his knowledge and understanding of his body. MR. ROYCE BLACKBURN Texas History World History Athletics MR. BILL RUTHERFORD American History World History MRS. RUTH SPENCE American History Civics MR. NELSON TURNBOW American History Health MR. KENNETH WEST Economics World History Athletics 64 Social Studies Creates Interest in the World ABOVE I don't care anymore! is Debbie Smith's reaction to health. This class lacks something, reflects Naomi Rushing. PQ? su Several courses are offered at BHS to meet the diverse needs and abilities of the student. Choir and band satisfy the musical aptitudes of many individual students, and through drama and speech courses, students increase and deepen their often limited ability to express themselves and communicate with others. Special education courses are specifically designed to meet the academic and vocational needs of special students. LEFT It's Christmas time and Santa's helpers in Room 106 are busily engaged in assembling candy wreaths for sale. CLIVE MCCLELLAND Band DOROTHY McINTOSH Choir STARK MCQUAIN Drama, Speech TESSIE SHIRLEY Special Education ABOVE Sophomore choir members, Bruce Ramphal, David Camp, Jimmy Bennett, Jim Florey and Darrell Jones sing, Three blind mice, three blind mice . . . LEFT Buddy Barker vehemently explains, No!!! l'm not the Orkin Man and this is not a can of Raid. Fine Arts Stress Cultural Awareness MRS. Contributing to the educational development of the student, BHS offers Laboratory and classroom training in Math and Science. Required for graduation are two years of math and two years of lab science. These requirements aid the student in a better understanding of the elements necessary to live in our world of today. Teachers use overhead proiectors, graphs, slide rules, and three dimensional figures to demonstrate principles in these fields. Students learn biology, chemistry, and Physics through lab experimentation and textbook work. NORMA COLLIER Algebra I Algebra IIE Trigonometry MR. CLYDE DEAN Algebra II Geometry . --., MR. L. L. GILGER It -I Biology Related Math MR. BILL WILSON ,L 3 Analysis - Vf Geometry ,ff 'IiI ' C 4 . 3 D.. MR. KENNETH CLOWDUS Biology MR. DON MARTIN Chemistry Athletics MR. DAN TINDOL Biology Physics 66 ABOVE Amelia Aguirre is working hard. BELOW Coach Martin hopes it will work. ii SQL? 1 sh Math and Science Fill a Students Storehouse of Knowledge Curriculum Benefits Students Mr. Cosgrove gives needed assistance to Steve Butler in drafting. BELOW Mrs. Tabor is perturbed that the typing record is skipping. The student who plans to enter into the business world, either in commercial or vocational fields, learn valuable skills from the curriculum taught at BHS. Typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping students learn from the most modern equipment available. Printing, crafts, and mechanical drawing classes introduce students to life in the professional world. The agricultural department acquaints its students with the most modern methods of farming and farm management. Fundamentals in clothing construction, meal preparation, and home management are taught through practical application by the homemaking department. MR. JOHN COSGROVE Graphic Arts MRS. DOROTHY O'BRIEN Shorthand Typing MRS. O'NEALE TABOR Bookkeeping Typing MRS. WINONA DICKENS Homemaking MRS. MARY MARSHALL HOLLEY Homemaking MR. GERALD THOMAS Vocational Agriculture Students seeking aid in preparing for future occupations benefit greatly from the vocational courses taught at BHS. ln addition, vocational clubs offer its students opportunities to participate in area and district contests and attain leadership skills. Day Trades students in Auto Mechanics, Building, Trades, and Metal Trades attend academic classes for half a day and then spend the remainder working in lab and shop facilities. Distributive Education, Vocational Office Education and Industrial Cooperative Training comprise the Cooperative Training curriculum at BHS. Students enrolled in these classes learn from on-the-iob supervision in preparation for the specialized field they intend to enter. RIGHT Metal Trades students become acquainted with the facilities provided in their lab. MR. CARL ARNSPIGER Distributive Education MRS. PAT DANIELS Vocational Nursing MRS. HELEN JACKSON Vocational Office Education MR. PAUL ISBELL Industrial Cooperative Training MR. GERALD CALLOWAY Metal Trades MR. DALVIN JORDAN Building Trades MR. DUSTY MOORE Auto Mechanics 68 Cooperative Training Awakens Interest and Kindles Enthusasm A -',, 5 We use .s ,, mt? J 3 it The cafeteria women are Mrs. M. Sikes, Mrs. E. Bethany, Mrs. D. Millican, Mrs. A. Garner, Mrs. L. Robertson, Mrs. J. Nix, Mrs. E. Rutledge, Mrs. M. Whiteley, Mrs. H. Ketcham, Mrs. W. Bennett, Mrs. E. Mobley. ABOVE The maintenance crew is Mr. R. Wheeler, Mr. B. Stuart, Mr. R. Douglas, Mr. A. Sikes, BELOW Mrs. Bernice Harris. A Q B gf - ,, I X X gf at XF 'X aa i . - tm.. s. .... S 3 s ft s 'i X Mrs. D. Ferguson Mr. A. Robertson Mr. F. Montdgnd Necessary Services Keep School Functioning By working hard all morning, the cafeteria and snack bar staff prepare hot lunches for the BHS students. During the school year, the students learn to know and appreciate these women. Two shifts of maintenance men work to clean classrooms, repair broken facilities, and maintain the campus grounds with the help of Mrs. Harris. During a student's three years at BHS, he learns to appreciatelMrs. Harris' warmth and charm, in spite of the traditional birthday spankings. 69 im. , as A ef sky Ax 70 Honors rt ,M ,. 5 f We if K K' , . Z W il if f 5 11 se W 5. 1 56 I A is 52 f --'-- . , gi im, if VVAA 3: Eg f, x,.X i -. ,aw 5 ii ff 'fi W ' 'R .lx Q' li we Q3 if F Y M K ,ffslgav 5 N Y N -22:11 ' s,,,ibg,X K W ,, ,LL, , , :2,W 6 LLL.1 Z l V m V N, A N- 'A , .r ,, of lei l Md, g,,,49's Q? f K ' fy is X , r li'r':x1' .ws ,sefnffi 7 an M ' -L Honor students and their averages are Jim Mason, 92.660, Patricia Lockwood, 97.177, Ted Shelion, 92.218, Pam Coleman, 94.950, Kala Carlisle, 92.768, Bobby Hammond, 92.2935 John Blagg, 94.309, Standing is Clive McClelland, 94.478 'Mi' . Q- HOWARD NORRIS KAREN SMITH Valedictorian Salutatorian 97.177 97.032 Norris Heads Top Ten Howard Norris, who plans to attend Texas A 81 M University, will major in Pre-Dentistry. During High School, he has been interested in science, sports, and drama. Karen Smith, a future zoology maior, plans to attend Tarleton State College. She enjoys music, water sports, and horseback riding. 7'I Outstanding Students Are Honored On the basis of scholarship, loyalty, and achievements an outstanding senior is annually awarded the Balfour Plaque and Key Award. The sophomore and junior class officers and the high school faculty select the recipient. In the spring of their iunior year, six boys and two girls are selected by the faculty to attend Boys' and Girls' State during the summer preceding their senior year. While in Austin, the students learn more about national, state, and local governments. Interested academic students are given the National Merit Qualifying Test during their iunior year. A student first becomes a semi-finalist based on his test score. National finalists are selected from the semi-finalists on the basis of recommendations. Chosen by the teacher in specific areas, BHS students are annually awarded Departmental and Academic Awards. To obtain one of the awards a student must excel in the given subiect. ABOVE Students attending Boys' and Girls' State are SITTING Jimmy Cross, Patricia Lockwood, Pam Coleman, Howard Norris. STANDING Gene Doss, John Isom, Bobby Hammond, Tommy George. RIGHT National Merit Scholarship Finalists are Howard Norris and Karen Smith, and the Balfour Plaque and Key Award recipient is Patricia Lockwood. BEHRENS, JOE - Voc. Agriculture BLASINGAME, GARY - Ind. Arts BLAGG, JOHN - Social Studies Spanish BRAUD, MICHELLE - Math Csophl BRAUD, WALLACE - Band BURT, CARLA - English firj CAMACHO, DAVID - Student Council CARLISLE, KALA - Mum fsrj COLEMAN, PAM - Choir COSGROVE, TYANN - Journalism CROUSE, RICHARD - History fsrl CUTBIRTH, STEVE - English fin FARIES, ALLEN - Science firj FOLLOWELL, SHERITA - ICT FOLSOM, RODNEY - History fir, GALLOWAY, ROBERT - Chemistry GEORGE, TOMMY - Athletics GILMORE, CARLA - Commercial HALL, DICKY - Moth fsophl HASS, GREG - History fsophl Speech HAVINS, BILL - Choir I-IENLEY, JOHN - English fsophi HUDSON, ALYSBELLE - Science Csophj ISBELL, SANDY - VOE ISOM, JOHN - Student Council JACKSON, LAWRENCE - PE Iboysp KELLEY, SHERRY - Library KIRKSEY, DIANNE - Choir firj KING, CELIA - History fsophj KITNER, VICKI - Annual LACY, JOHN - Science fsophl LOCKWOOD, PATRICIA - English fsry Music Latin Homemaking LOW, DONNA - Dramatics MATHISON, PAUL - Building Trade MCBEE, KAREN - English fsophj McNEAL, WANDA - Science firj NORRIS, HOWARD - English fsrj English Health PIPER, DANNY - DE RODGERS, VALERIE - History fsrj SCHWAB, JOHNNY - Auto Mechanics SMITH, RANDY - Mom Q50 SNYDER, GRAHAM - Science fsrl TERVOOREN, DEBBIE Band THOMAS, DORIS - PE fgirlsj TROUTMAN, ROBIN - History firj WEISINGER, VIRGIL - Biology Choir fsophj WILLIAMS, DON - Physics Math Math fsrl WILLIS, JANET - Science fsrj Math firj POPE Metal Trades 73 YANTIS, KATHLEEN i fNot Picturedl RONALD Rotarians and Rotary Anns Honor BHS Students Sophomores receiving Rotary Academic Awards are SITTING Michelle Braud, Karen McBee, and Lisa Woodson. STANDING Greg Hass, John Henley, and Dicky Hall. Junior Rotarians and Rotary Anns are SEPTEMBER Patricia Lockwood and John Isomy OCTOBER Pam Coleman and Howar dt Norrisg NOVEMBER Kala Carlisle and Tommy Georgeg DECEMB Cindy Newton and Gene Dossg JANUARY Becky Sweeney, Beck Juniors receiving Rotary Academic Awards are SITTING Mary Hele McFarlane and Carla Burt. STANDING David Krischke, Allen Faries, and Robert Galloway. fNot pictured, Kathleen Yantis. I'1 rter fHonorary Junior Rotary Annj, and Joe Behrens, FEBRUARY ggy Bobo and Garry Moore, MARCH Debbie Tervooren and Bill Vins, APRIL Mersha Elliott and Bobby Hammond, MAY Sherry oore and Clive McClelland. gn Seniors receiving Rotary Academic Awards are SITTING Karen Smith, Patricia Lockwood, and Pam Coleman. STANDING Bobby Hammond, Howard Norris, and Clive McClelland. Each year, at the beginning of the month, a Junior Rotarian and Junior Rotary Ann are chosen from the Senior class by the faculty. The senior boy and girl attend Wednesday Rotary meetings on the first of the month. They are selected for Junior Rotarians and Junior Rotary Anns on the basis of scholastic standing, leadership, and school participation. The Rotary Club presents in the spring of each year Academic Awards to the top three boys and the top three girls in each grade. The Rotary Club honors these students and their parents with a luncheon. Mr. BHS Miss BHS SHERRY MOORE Each year, during the month of February, the student body elects a group of their fellow students to positions of honor. The candidates are nominated by the students and elected on the basis of school participation and popularity. The students elect those whom they feel are most representative of these honors. Most Friendly Girl BARBARA RAY Most Friendly Boy DARRELL RAY f if X' Mast Beautiful PEGGY BOBO Mast Handsome BILL HAVINS PAM COLEMAN Miss BHS Most Friendly Most Beautiful JERRY CROSS Most Handsome BILL HAVINS Mr. BHS Most Friendly Z r--.....,, d 61:3 - 'PIII Rr-u Runners- BHS Student Bod Seniors ,I MIKE TRIGG PAM COLEMAN JUNE WALLACE ecfs Class Favorites YS Sophomores BRIAN PINTO TERRY JARVIS TRUMAN WESTFALL Footboll Sweetheo rt ANGIE CARLSON Escort DARRELL RAY STEVE DeHAY PEGGY BOBO Crowning ot Sweetheorts bt-f 4 ft: Ffh GRAHAM SNYDER KAREY GAIL MCHORSE Highlights Vernon Game Y D Y, LE Bo nd Sweethec rt DEBBIE TERVOOREN Escort DOUGLAS TERVOOREN LYNN STARNES VIRGINIA CORNELIUS LEFT WALLACE BRAUD TYIOAKA ANN COSGROVE Clubs and Organizations Elect Sweethearts and E Beaus fNot picturedj JENNY ALLEN Metal Trades Q0 O95 aol E avi gl .9 BECKY SWEENEY TROY PARSONS GAIL WILLINGHAM BETH YANCY FCA VOE DE FFA JOLLY ALLEN GLORIA CAMPBELL Industrial, Augo Am Mechanics JERRY CROSS TERESA SIEGFRIED TERRY BROOKS FHA ICT Building Trades PEGGY BOBO Basketball fy ff! J, If .C XX I f -W X .rs gwsxxs fl! sg ., ig? 3 WN lsr , .fi 4' 1 J' Nz ,f f X Nm we -..k xy . KN Y ,C XY Ss sf x J,,.r,., we N- uff ky C - S ,f f I I if , I Isss A xxx X ,A Kg if I m X af QRS NK X iff www IX Q 'NM ' ,f .. ,, f I -'S C x I I, xg: , K ,.7k,.. N ' .N ,--www s X W ., :,,, fwww-F I ' Q , I ' A I W ih m m W ,..4 ,, ,. .X 1 , I2 Lk I xvrvk ,Ai f5xW ix k'V- I fl! , I jfj x M-0--W - Wi f'fi'f,,,,, X ,mL.,L, I .J.. My Q xl :EN Q,,k N Wm N 5 ,Q ,.N.. ' ,Aff .... Ml V,LLiy PM 'V K I j I ,F - 53' . I ff f - ' I IX X fi I xxwrmw vxdu yfifi A ig ,fl w FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS JOHN HOLLEY TOMMY GEORGE VICTOR KAY Vice Presideni President Secretary 5 1 E S SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS PAM COLEMAN JAMES BAGLEY DIANE WEBER President Vice President Secretary Seniors Prov'de Leadership Aguirre, Ada Airhart, Marci Anderson, Robert M. Ator, David B. Bagley, James T. Bagley, Michelle Baird, Mike Baker, Susan Balderrama, Linda Balleio, John Barron, Gary Bastardo, Delia Beck, Danny Behrens, Joe Benson, Cathy Black, Gary Blagg, John Lee Blake, Aaron Blassengame, Gary Bobo, Peggy Bowden, Peggy Braud, Wallace Butler, Vanessa Cadenhead, Ernest Camp, Billy Campbell, Ricky Cardenas, Yolanda Carlisle, Kala Carlisle, Ronald E. Carlson, Angie Carter, Becky Chamness, Toni Chaumonl, Rick Cheairs, Leland Clampitt, Martha Clark, Sheila Louise Coleman, Pam Copeland, Tommy Cornelius, Jim Cornelius, Virginia Cornell, Edwin Cosgrove, Tyioaka Ann Covinglon, Pamela Kay Cross, Jerry Cross, Jimmy Crouse, Richard Cupp, Martha 86 Senior Committee Coordnaies X en'or ctvities Senior Committee members are SITTING Martha Clampitt, Karey Gail McHorse, Coach Kenneth West- sponsor, Mrs. Oneal Tabor - sponsor, Karen Smith, Mersha Elliot, Tommy George, Mike Trigg, Jerry Cross. STANDlNG Debbie Tervooren, Peggy Bobo, John Holley, Cindy Newton, Howard Norris, Darrell Ray, Becky Sweeney, John Isom, Victor Kay, Stephen Loyd, Gene Doss, John Blagg. 17 f ,, jr, 'F ., f f - 1g,,4'x R , ' A L, 44: S! Lioneiies Perform During Half-time Doss, Gene Duncan, Bill Edwards, Alida .lo Elliott, Mersha Emery, Ann Estes, Lisa Ferguson, Gary Fowler, Ann Fudge, Linda Ann George, Tommy Gilmore, Carla Goodwin, Peggy Graves, Roland Hairston, Samuel Hale, Steve Hamlett, Bobbie Hammond, Bobby Havins, Bill Hill, Danny Holley, John Robert Hollingshead, Mickey Hopson, Jolynne Howard, Maudie L. Hudgeons, Donna Sue Hutchinson, Bernice lsbell, Sandy Isom, John Jarvis, Cindy Jenkins, Kathy Johnson, Gwen Kay, Victor Kelley, Sherri King, Rodney King, Susan King, Tommy Kirkland, Kath Kir sey, am Kitner, Vicki Lombard, Albert Lindsey, Marcella Little, Mickey Little, Timmy Littleton, Patsy Locke, Robert Lockwood, Patricia 90 0 Cl Part of Senior Life E awe nrme, 1g,,L,Qq,U imma.. sum.. Q Q-ml... Lopez, Frank Loyd, David Loyd, Stephen ABOVE LEFT Jeff DeHay finds that every mnnufe IS useful to keep up in Sensor English LEFT In deep thought Evelyn Railiff shuffles along to her next class. ,- I I xx X N is W gr: f L 5 1, .. D WWW Luthy, Kathy Mathews, Mike Mauldin, Marilyn Mauldin, Michella May, Lanham Mazurek, Ray McClain, Darla McClelland, Clive McClung, Bill McDonald, Mike Seniors Prepare During the SAT Test, Mike Trigg, Trigger , can't seem to keep his mind off Saturday night. Wonder what really happened? for College wr Q...- McHorse, Karey Gail McNamee, Joel McShan, Denise Meredith, Kay Miller, Earl Miller, Randy Mitchell, Kenneth Moore, Garry Moore, Paul Moore, Sherry Morris, Kathy Morris, Kenneth Moss, James Nance, Mike Newton, Cindy Nichols, Ronald Norris, Howard Oller, Donna Osborn, Mona Owen, Carl Parsons, Troy Pearce, Franklin 93 Pierson, Larry Piper, Danny Pitts, Greg Ply, Susan Pursch, Bill Quick, John Ratliff, Evelyn Ray, Darrell Rice, Bonnie Rice, Robin Richey, James Rodgers, Valerie Sams, Peggy Sandifer, Beverly Scaff, Kerry Scott, Will Scribner, Betty Shelton, Ted Simpson, Sharon Slagle, Zan Smith, Debbie Smith, Karen Smith, Patty Smith, Sharon Smith, Sue Seniors Enioy Specia Privileges Bobby Tucker and Debbie Terry groan as they aniicipaie the cost of senior IDVITGTIODS. Snyder, Graham Stark, Linda Siarnes, Lynn Stevens, Pam Sfone, Bill Sfone, John Sweeney, Becky Terrell, Juanell Terry, Debbie Tervooren, Debbie 95 L 1 l Seniors Mecisure Up for Finale C'mon Peggy, sfreich iusi a little bit higher, says James Moss as Peggy Sams measures him for c graduaiion gown. Thomas, Charlie Trigg, Mike Trowbridge, Phillip Tucker, Bobby Turnbow, Kathy Turner, Bobby Vargas, Ninfa Vaughn, Cheryl Vickers, Kayla Waldrop, Sue Warren, Donna Webb, James Weber, Diane Wells, Phyllis Wells, Ronny Whileley, Fay Williams, Donald Williford, Harold G Willingham, Gail Willis, Jane? Willis, Marsha Willson, Kathy Windahl, Debbie Worley, Gary Yancy, Beth AGUIRRE, ADA - Careers for Health I, FHA I, Thespians I, Drill Team, Lt., letter 2, Office 2. ANDERSON, ROBERT - Thespians 2, 9 Plays, Lion's Roar I. ATOR, DAVID - Auto Mechanics I, DE I, PE Award, Perfect Attendance I. BAGLEY, JAMES - EAC, V-Pres. I, Band, letter 3, Stage Band 2, Student Council I, V-Pres. Sr. Class, V-Pres. Sr. Homeroom. BAGLEY, MICHELLE - Tennis I, FHA I, Careers for Health M, EAC, Reporter I, Band I, Drill Team I, Perfect Attendance. BAIRD, MIKE - Thespians 2, Crafts I, Choir, letter I, Musical 3, Tennis I. BALDERRAMA, LINDA f VOE I JCL I. BALLEJO, JOHN - FCA 3, Choir, letter 3, Football 3, Track 2, 2 Musicals. BARRON, GARY -FCA 3, Football, letter 3, Track, letter 2, Football Captain. BASTARDO, DELIA - FHA 2, Thespians I, VOE I. BECK, DANNY - FCA 2, Industrial Arts Club, Reporter I, Choir, Jr. Reporter, letter 2W, Football 2, V-Pres. Jr. Class, Soph. and Jr. Homeroom Pres. BEHRENS, JOE - FFA, Pres., V-Pres., Sentinel 3, Livestock, Dairy, and Meats Awards, Student Council I, Football, letter 2, Jr. Rotarian. BENSON, CATHY - FTA I, VOE, Sgt. at Arms I, Thespians I, Co-ed Boosters, Sec. 3, Sr. Homeroom Sec. BLACK, GARY - FCA 3, Lion's Roar, Asst. Ed. I, Football 2, Manager, letter I. Senior Index BLAGG, JOHN - EAC, Treas. I, Debate Team I, Stage Band I, Band, Pres., letter 3, Student Council 2, AFS I, Social Studies Departmental Award, One of Top Three Boys Soph., History Award Soph., NHS I, Rotary Scholastic Award I969, Spanish Departmental Award, Page US House of Representatives, Top Ten. BLAKE, AARON - EAC I, FCA 2, Basketball, letter 2, Football, letter 3, Track 2, Pres. Sr. Class. BLASINGAME, GARY - Industrial Arts, Departmental Award I. BOBO, PEGGY - FHA, V-Pres., I97I Brown County Youth Fair Queen, Choir, letter 2, Musicals, Sec. 3, Co-ed Boosters, Reporter 3, Drill Team, Captain, letter 2, Most Beautiful, Basketball Sweetheart, Jr. Usher, Jr. Rotary Ann. BRAUD, WALLACE - Thespians, Pres., 9 Plays 3, NHS I, Band, letter, Drum Maior 3, Musicals 3, Band Departmental Award, Best Thespian Award. BUTLER, VANESSA 7 FHA W, Thespians W, Careers for Health I, EAC I, Co-ed Boosters 2, Perfect Attendance I. CADENHEAD, ERNEST - FCA 2 Crafts I, Student Council I, Football 2, Track I, Homeroom Pres., Perfect Attendance 2. CAMPBELL, RICKY - Auto Mechanics, Pres. 2, ICT W, Football, letter 2, Track I, V-Pres. Sr. Class. CANTU, VALERINO - Spanish, Pres., Song Director 2, Football, letter 3, Track, letter 3. CARDENAS, YOLANDA - FHA 2, OEA I, Thespians. CARLISLE, KALA f FTA, Historian 3, AFS I, NHS 2, Drill Team, letter 2, Choir, letter 3, Pecan, Organization Editor, letter I, Rotary Award 2, Math Award, Science Award, Math Award Sr., Jr. Rotary Ann, Top Ten. CARLISLE, RONALD - VICA, V-Pres. 2, DE I. CARLSON, ANGIE - Thespian, DE I, I Play, Football Sweetheart, BRADY: Most Beautiful, Cheerleader, Spanish Club, V-Pres., Student Council, FHA. CARTER, REBECCA - NHS I, AFS I, Careers for Health I, Candy Striper, Student Council I, Tennis I, Honorary Citizen of Brownwood, Honorary Jr. Rotary Ann, Sheriff's Posse. CHAUMONT, RICK - Thespian M, FCA 1, ict 1, choir 3, Football I. CHEAIRS, LELAND - FHA 3, Football, letter 3, Perfect Attendance 6. CLAMPITT, MARTHA - FHA I, Thespians I, Careers in Health I, Co-ed Boosters I, Drill Team I, Mascot, letter I, History Award, Senior Committee. CLARK, SHEILA - FHA I, FTA 3, NHS I, Drill Team, letter 2, Perfect Attendance 4. COLEMAN, PAM - FHA, Treas. 3, NHS, Sec. 2, AFS, Sec. 3, Choir, letter 3, Co-ed Boosters 2W, Drill Team, Lt., letter 2, Pres. Sr. Class, Choir Departmental Award, Rotary Academic Award, Sr. Committee, Girls' State, Jr. Rotary Ann, English Award, Top Ten, 2 Musicals. COPELAND, TOMMY - FFA 2, Crafts I, Choir 2, Perfect Attendance 2. CORNELIUS, JIMMY - FFA, Sec. 3, Choir, letter 3, Perfect Attendance 2, 2 Musicals. CORNELIUS, VIRGINIA A FTA, Treas. 2M, Band, I letter, Maiorette, Head Maiorette, Co-ed Boosters 2. COSGROVE, TYIOAKA - NHS I, l.ion's Roar, Ed. COVINGTON, PAM - OEA I, NHS I, Perfect Attendance I. CROSS, JERRY - FCA, V-Pres. 3 Football, Best Sport, letter 3, Jr. Usher, Sr. Committee, Homeroom Pres., Soph. Class Pres., FHA Beau, Perfect Attendance I. CROSS, JIMMY f Thespians 2, Plays I, FTA, Sec. 2, Tennis 3, AFS I, JCL, Pres., V-Pres. 2, NHS 2, Boys' State, Jr. Usher, Jr. Homeroom V-Pres., Sr. Homeroom Pres., Jr. Committee, Who's Who of High School Students , Sec., V-Pres. Soph. Class, Pres. Jr. Class. CROUSE, RICHARD - History Award. CUPP, MARTHA f VOE I, Perfect Attendance I. CURBOW, GENE - DE I. DANIEL, LORETTA - Library, Pres. I, Thespians, Sec., I0 Plays 3, NHS I, Drug Committee, 2 Musicals. DARNELL, JUANITA 7 OEA I, Band, letter I, Musical 3. DAVIS, MICHAEL- FFA, Pres., Reporter 3, Thespians 2, Plays 3, Band, letter 3. DAY, GAYLON - Pecan, letter, Photographer 2. DAY, GENE - FCA, Sec.-Treas. 3, Choir I, AFS, V-Pres. 3, JCL 2, Student Council 2, Lion's Roar, Sports Editor I, Track I, Football, Captain, letter 3, Head Jr. Usher. DAY, KRISTY f FHA, Historian I, Thespians 4, Plays I, Art I, Student Council I, Drill Team, letter, Lt. 2. 1 DEEN, CONNIE - Thespians I, FHA l,Art Club l, Choir, letter 2, Musicals 3, Drill Team, Capt., letter 2, Co-ed Boosters, Treas. 2M, Jr. Usher. DEHAY, JEFF - FTA 2, FCA I, NHS l, Football 2, Perfect Attendance l. DEHAY, STEVE - FCA 3, Choir 2, Musicals 3, Football, letter 3, Perfect Attendance 3. DELISLE, META - FHA I, FTA l, OEA l. DIBRELL, GREG - Crafts l, JCL 2, Choir 2. Doses, KEN - FFA 4. DONAHUE, PAM - FHA 3. DOSS, GENE - FCA l, FTA, Pres. 2, Boys' State, Texas Youth Conference, Pres. I, Sr. Committee, V-Pres., Student Council, V-Pres. I, Football, letter 3, Jr. Class Favorite, Jr. Rotarian, Perfect Attendance I . DUNCAN, BILL- FFA, Treas. 3, Football, letter 3. EDWARDS, ALIDA - Tennis I, Careers for Health 2, Choir, letter 2, Musicals 3, Perfect Attendance 6. ELLIOT, MERSHA - FHA, V-Pres. 2, FTA I, AFS I, Co-ed Boosters 2, Choir, letter 2, Musicals 3, Drill Team, letter 2, Jr. Committee, Sec. Soph. Homeroom, Student Council, Sr. Committee, Jr. Rotary Ann. ESTES, LISA - OEA, Scrapbook I, Co-ed Boosters I, SAN ANGELO: Regas Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Boosters I, FTA. EZZELL, BRENDA - FHA, V-Pres. 2, Degrees 2, OEA M, Choir I, V Musical 2. FERGUSON, GARY - Crafts, , V-Pres., Leather Merit Award l, FFA I . FOWLER, ANN -- FHA 2, Art ' Club I, Drill Team, letter 2, Perfect Attendance l. VFUDGE, ANN - Thespians I, Careers for Health I, OEA I, Perfect Attendance 2. GEORGE, TOMMY N FCA 3, Choir 2, Musicals, V-Pres., letter 3, Student Council 2, Football, letter, Captain 3, Basketball, letter 3, Sr. Class Pres., Jr. Rotarian, Athletic Departmental Award. GILMORE, CARLA - Tennis l, FTA 2, Drill Team, letter 2, Co-ed Boosters IM, Commercial Departmental Award. GOODWIN, PEGGY R Careers for Health, Chaplain IM, OEA, Treas. I, Tennis I. GRAVES, ROLAND - Science I, Lion's Roar I, History Merit Award. HAIRSTON, SAM - FFA 3, Choir I, Football I. HALE, STEVE - Thespians l, Play 2, VICA I, ICT I. HAMLETT, BOBBIE - DE l, VICA I, ICT l. HAMMOND, BOBBY - Thespian, 6 Plays, V-Pres. 3, Choir, letter, Pres., 2 Musicals 3, Cheerleader, letter, Head 3, Jr. Rotarian, English Scholastic Award, Rotary Academic Award 2, Top Ten. HAVINS, BILL- Thespians 5, Plays 2, Choir, letter 2, Musicals 3, Most Handsome, Jr. Rotarian, Choir Departmental Award. HILL, DANNY - Slide Rule Club, Sec. l, Perfect Attendance 2. HOLLEY, JOHN - Careers for Health M, Thespians, 7 Plays I, Industrial Arts, Pres. I, FTA M, Choir, letter 2, Musicals 3, Sr. Committee, Student Council 3, Golf I, V-Pres. Sr. Class, Jr. Usher. HOLLINGSHEAD, MICKEY - FCA 3, FFA 2, Football, letter 3, Basketball, letter 3. HOPSON, JOLYNNE - Stephenville: FTA, FHA, Sci. Club, Student Council, Annual Staff, Girls' Basketball. HOWARD, MAUDIE -- FHA IM, Co-ed Boosters 2, EAC, Soc. Chairman l, Tennis W, Sec. Homeroom. HUDGEONS, DONNA - FHA 2 Drill Team l, Co-ed Boosters 2. HUTCHINSON, BERNICE - FHA IW, EAC W, Co-ed Boosters 2, Careers for Health I, V-Pres. Homeroom. ISBELL, SANDY - Thespians l, FHA l, OEA l, Co-ed Boosters 2, Perfect Attendance 2, VOE Departmental Award. ISOM, JOHN T FFA 2, FCA, Pres. l, NHS 2, Student Council, Pres. l, Student Council Departmental Award, Football, letter, Captain 3, Track 2, Perfect Attendance 3, Mr. BHS, Boys' State, Jr. Rotarian, Who's Who in High School Football, Who's Who in American High Schools. JARVIS, CINDY Y Thespians 3, Plays 2, Art Club I, Co-ed Boosters 2, Drill Team IM. JOHNSON, GWEN f FHA 2, FTA I, Drill Team, letter 2, Co-ed Boosters, Sec. 3, Choir, letter 2, Musicals 3, Lion's Roar, Feature Ed. KAY, VICTOR - Tennis I, Sr. Class Sec. KELLEY, SHERRI - FTA I, Thespians I, Careers for Health I, Choir, letter 2, Musicals 3, Co-ed Boosters 3, Library Departmental Award. JENKINS, KATHY -FHA 2, VOE, Pres. l, VOE Merit Award, Jr. Committee, Drill Team, Sec. IM, Co-ed Boosters 2, Sec. Soph. and Jr. Homerooms, V-Pres. Sr. Homeroom. KING, RODNEY - FFA 2, DE 2. KING, SUSAN - Thespians I, Band, Maiorette 3. KING, TOMMY - Thespians 2, Choir, letter 2, Musicals 3, Band, letter 3, Perfect Attendance 3. KIRKLAND, KATHY - FTA I, FHA l, Thespians I, Choir, letter 2, Musicals 3, Cheerleader, letter I, Drill I Team, Captain, letter 2, Sec. and V-Pres. Homeroom, Lion's Roar, Feature Ed., Co-ed Boosters, Student Council l. KIRKSEY, PAM - FTA 2, Co-ed Boosters, Rpt. 2, Sec. Sr. Homeroom, Tennis I. KITNER, VICKI - Thespians I, Play I, FTA 2, Lion's Roar, Editor, letter l, Co-ed Boosters 2. LAMBARD, ALBERT - FFA 2. LINDSEY, MARCELLA - FHA, Jr. Degree I, Tennis 3, letter 3, Health I, Co-ed Boosters 3, FTA I. LITTLE, D. W. W Auto Mechanics, Parliamentarian 2, ICT l, Perfect Attendance. LITTLE, TIMMY - FCA I, Golf, letter I, Pres. Sr. Homeroom. LITTLETON, PATSY - Thespians l, Play l, VOE, V-Pres. I, FHA I. LOCKE, ROBERT - Thespians, Stage Manager 3, DE l, Choir 2, Musicals 2M, 8 Plays. LOCKWOOD, PATRICIA - FHA, Pres., Area Pres. 3, Choir 2, Musicals, letter 2, Co-ed Boosters 3, AFS 3, NHS, Historian 2, Drill Team, Captain, letter 2, JCL, Treas. 2, Rotary Academic Award 3, Academic Award in Math, Latin 2, English, Departmental Award in Homemaking, Music, Latin, Texas Youth Conference, Sec. 2, Girls' State, Jr. Rotary Ann, DIA Rep., Evening Lion's Club Queen. LOPEZ, FRANK - Auto Mechanics, Treas. 2, Metal Trades T, V-Pres. Homeroom. LOYD, DAVID - VICA 3, Metal Trades, letter 2, ICT I. LOYD, STEPHEN - FFA, Pres., Sentinel 3, Pres., V-Pres. Homeroom, Student Council 2, Senior Committee I. LUTHY, CATHY - FHA 2, Drill Team, letter 2. McCLELLAND, CLIVE -FTA 2, 99 00 Math 15 Science 15 Pres.5 3 Plays5 Band, V-Pres., letter 2, Musicals 35 NHS, V-Pres. 25 AFS 25 Student Council 25 JCL 25 Rotary Academic Award 35 AFS Foreign Student to Germany5 Science Award5 Jr. Rotarian5 Top Ten. MCCLAIN, DARLA f FHA 25 Careers for Health, V-Pres. 15 Drill Team, letter 15 Sec. Sr. Homeroom5 Tennis 1. MCCLUNG, BILL - FTA 15 Band Club, Pres. 15 Band, letter 2, Musical5 Stage Band, letter 2. MCDONALD, MIKE - Auto Mechanics, V-Pres. 1. McHORSE, KAREY GAIL - FHA, V-Pres., Parliamentarian 35 Co-ed Boosters, Pres. 35 Choir 2, Musicals, letter 35 Drill Team, Capt., letter 25 V-Pres. Soph., Jr., and Sr. Homerooms5 Sr. Committee. McSHAN, DENISE - Thespians 15 Careers for Health lg FHA 15 Co-ed Boosters 25 Lion's Roar 1. MASON, JACK - Science 15 Thespians 1, Play 15 JCL 1. MASON, JIM - Science lg Thespians 1, Play 15 JCL 15 NHS 1. MATHEWS, MIKE - FCA 35 VICA 15 Choir 2, Musicals, letter 35' Football Manager, letter 1. MAULDIN, MARILYN - FHA lp Thespians 1, Play 15VOE, Parliamentarian 15 Drill Team 15 Co-ed Boosters lj V-Pres. Sr. Homeroom. MAULDIN, MICHELLA - FHA 25 FTA 15 Drill Team 15 Co-ed Boosters 25 Lion's Roar 1. MAY, LANNY - FFA 35 Sentinel. MAZUREK, RAY - FFA 35 Choir 1. MEREDITH, KAY - Thespians 2, Plays lM5 Careers for Health 15 Band, Maiorette 35 Co-ed Boosters 1. MILLER, EARL- Projectors Club 2. MITCHELL, KENNETH - Auto Mechanics, V-Pres. 25 Metal Trades 15 VICA 3. MOORE, GARRY - FCA 35 JCL, V-Pres. 25 Football, letter 35 Student Council5 Jr. Rotarian5 Perfect Attendance 2. MOORE, PAUL- Auto Mechanics, Sec. 25 Metal Trades 1. MOORE, SHERRY - Careers for Health, Pres. 15 FHA 15 Thespians I5 Drill Team, Capt., letter 25 Co-ed Boosters, V-Pres. 35 Most Friendly, Jr. YSGY5 Miss BHS5 Jr. Usher5 Soph. Class Favorite5 Jr. Class Favorite5 Jr. Rotary Ann. MORRIS, KENNETH - Building Trades 1. MOSS, JAMES - Proiectors Club, V-Pres 15 Golf 25 Perfect Attendance 1. NANCE, MIKE - DECA 25 Band 1. NEWTON, CINDY - FTA 35 Choir 35 Co-ed Boosters, Pres. 35 AFS 15 Sr. Cheerleader, letter 15 Drill Team 15 Sec. Soph. Class5 Head Jr. Usher5 Jr. Rotary Ann. NICHOLS, RONALD - FCA 35 Football, letter 35 Track lj Pres. Homeroom. NORRIS, HOWARD - FCA 25 Thespians 4, Plays 15 NHS, Pres. 25 Football, Trainer, letter 35 Basketball, letter, Trainer 25 Pres. Homeroom5 Student Council5 Valedictorian5 Sr. Committee5 Rotary Academic Award 35 Math, English Awards5 Boys' State5 National Merit Scholarship Finalist5 Who's Who in American High Schools, Who's Who in High School Dramatics 5 Jr. Rotarian5 English Academic Letter Award5 Health Departmental Award. OLLER, DONNA - FHA 15 Careers for Health, Sec.-Treas 25 Drill Team, Lt., letter 25 Co-ed Boosters 25 Sr. Homeroom Sec.5 Perfect Attendance 1. OSBORN, MONA - FHA 25 VICA, Sec. 15 NHS 15 Drill Team 15 ICT, Merit Award 1. PARSONS, TROY - Thespians 2, Plays 15 DE 15 FFA 15VOE, Beau 15 Perfect Attendance 1. PEARCE, FRANKLIN - Auto Mechanics, Sgt. at Arms 2. PIERSON, LARRY - EAC, Pres. lpCl'1Oir lj Football lp Basketball 25 Pres. Sr. Homeroom. PIPER, DANNY - DE, Pres. 25 Thespians lp DE Departmental Award. PITTS, GREG - Auto Mechanics 2. RATLIFF, EVELYN - Careers for Health 35 Pecan, Typist, letter 15 Choir lg Sec. Sr. Homeroom. RATLIFF, CHARLES - Perfect Attendance 1. RAY, DARRELL - FCA 35 Football, letter 35 Track 15 Baseball, letter 15V-Pres. Jr. Class5 Most Friendly5 Sr. Committee5 Pres. Jr. Homeroom5 Student Council 25 Perfect Attendance 15 Escort Football Sweetheart. RICE, BONNIE - FHA 15 Band, letter 35 Stage Band 2, 1 Musical. RICE, ROBIN - FHA M5 FTA M5 Careers for Health, Sec. lp Drill Team lj Pres. 2 Homerooms5 Tennis 1. RICHEY, JAMES - Tennis 3, Ietter5 V-Pres. Soph Class. RODGERS, VALERIE - FHA 15 History Academic Letter Award. SAMS, PEGGY - FTA 35 Choir 1. SANDIFER, BEVERLY - FHA 15 Spanish 15 Choir 25 Lion's Roar lp 1 Play. SCOTT, WILLIAM - FCA 35 VICA 15 Football, letter 35 Basketball, letter 35 Track, letter 3. SCRIBNER, BETTY - DECA 1. SHELTON, TED - Tennis, letter' 35 FTA 25 NHS 1. SIEGFRIED, TERESA - VICA W5 ICT Sweetheart. SIMPSON, SHARON f FHA 25- EAC 15 VICA lj Drill Team, . letter 1. 1 SMITH, DEBBIE - Tennis 15 Co-ed Boosters 25 DE 15 FHA 2. SMITH, KAREN - FHA, V-Pres. 35 JCL 25 Choir, letter 35 NHS 25 Drill Team, letter 25 Sec. Homeroom5 Sr. Committee5 Jr Rotary Ann5 Rotary Award 35 English, Science Awards. SMITH, SUE - EAC, Sec. 15 Tennis My V-Pres. Homeroonf SMITH, PATTI - FHA 25 OEA SNYDER, GRAHAM - AFS, Pres. 35 FCA 35 Student Coun 15 Choir, letter 2, Musicals 35 Track, letter 35 Football, lettel 35 Basketball 1. STARK, LINDA - Thespians, 7, Plays 25 JCL lg Art Club 15 Choir, letter 3. STARNES, LYNN - FFA 15 FTA 15 Band, letter 35 Perfect Attendance 1. STONE, BILL - Thespians 15 NHS lp Band 35 Stage Band, letter 15 Student Council lg I V-Pres. Jr., Sr. Homerooms. STRICKLAND, RICKIE - VICA, Sgt. at Arms 25 Metal Trades 1 . SWEENEY, BECKY -FHA 15 F 25 Choir, letter 2, Musicals 3 NHS 25 Co-ed Boosters, Sec Drill Team, Lt., Outstanding 1 Member, letter 25 Sec. Jr. Class5 Student Body Sec.5 Student Council 15 FCA Sweetheart5 Jr. Usher5 Jr. ' Rotary Ann5 Jr. Committee5 S Committee. ' TERRELL, JUANELL -- Careers Health, Chaplain 25 Band, letter 35 Perfect Attendance TERRY, DEBBIE - Math, Sec. TERVOOREN, DEBBIE - FTA, Sec. 25 Band, letter, Sec., As- Drum Maior 3, Musicals5 Stage Band 25 AFS 25 Sr. Committee5 Jr. Rotary Ann5 Band Sweetheart5 Band Departmental Award. THOMAS, CHARLES 4 FCA 35 Football 2. TRIGG, MIKE 4 FCA 25 Choir I5 Football I5 Track I5 Pres. Homeroom5 Sr. Class Favorite5 Sr. Committee. TROWBRIDGE, PHILLIP 4 Auto Mechanics5 FFA 35 Bond 35 Perfect Attendance 6. TULCUS, STEPHEN 4 VICA 35 Metal Trades 25 Building Trades, Sec. I. TURNBOW, KATHY 4 Thespians I, Play 25 Careers for Health I5 Co-ed Boosters 25 Choir 2, Musicals 35 Drill Team 2. TURNER, BOBBY 4 Science I5 Crafts I5 Perfect Attendance I. VARGA5, NINFA 4 FHA 35 Spanish Club 25 Thespians 25 Co-ed Boosters I5 Candy Striper. VICKERS, KAYLA 4 FHA 25 OEA I5 Co-ed Boosters 25 Drill Team 25 Pres., Soph. Homeroom5 V-Pres. Jr. Homeroom. WARREN, DONNA 4 FTA IW5 OEA, Reporter I5 Choir I5VOE I5 Tennis W5 Library I. WEBB, JAMES 4 FFA I5 Thespians, Best Thespians Award 25 Band, letter 35 Perfect Attendance 6. WEBER, DIANE 4 Drill Team in Ft. Worth 25 OEA I5 Sec. Sr. Class. WELLS, PHYLLIS 4 FHA 35 EAC, Reporter I5 Choir H5 Co-ed Boosters IM5 AFS I5 Forensic Team, letter 25 Perfect Attendance I. WHITELEY, FAY 4 FHA 25 Careers for Health I5 Choir I. WILLIAMS, DONALD 4 Proiectors, Pres. I5 Math, Pres. I5 Band, letter 2, Musicals 35 Math Award5 Math and Physics Departmental Awards5 NHS I5 Perfect Attendance I. WILLIFORD, HAROLD 4 ICT, Pres. I. My goodness! I never dreamed helping with Senior invitations would be such ghoulish business. WILLINGHAM, GAIL 4 FHA I5 Careers for Health I5 DECA, Sweetheart I5 Co-ed Boosters 35 Student Council I5 Annual Staff 25 Homeroom V-Pres.5 NHS I5 AFS 25 JCL I. WILLIS, JANET 4 FTA I5 Math I5 I JCL 25 NHS I5 Drill Team, letter 25 Science Academic Award. WILLIS, MARSHA 4 FHA 25 Careers for Health I5 Perfect Attendance I. WILLSON, KATHY 4 FHA I5 FTA, V-Pres. 25 NHS l5Co-ed Boosters 35 Choir, letter 2, Musicals 3, Drill Team, tener 2, I, Perfect Attendance I. VWORLEY, GARY 4 FFA, sec. 3, Choir, letter 2, Musicals 3. YANCY, BETH 4 Thespians, 5 Plays5 VOE I5 Co-ed Boosters 35 Drill Team M5 Metal Trades Sweetheart5 FFA Sweetheart5 Rodeo Hostess5 Student Council5 Building Trades Sweetheart. During the National Honor Society Faculty Appreciation Tea Karen Smith serves Mr Clive McClelland Gene, if you would use Drano maybe you wouldn't have to work on it every day! I0'I SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS BRIAN PINTO STEVE CUTBIRTH RICKY HORTON Vice President President Secretary 5 . FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS 'NA ,, Q' DAVID CAMACHO BARBARA RAY RODNEY FOLSOM President Secretary Vice President mx ' .- . itsr I ,t,:1 'Z , TT ttstr ,Dstl , i I S! 2 ' 3 Z I if 24 I ' Zig, -,fy .M M7 Z 491 V' VY ,Q if Ma J nfl v 5, ,QW Q , I I I L Mag. . L , I , rf 1 1 ,J fi , fyir W 4410471 4 fs Q 5 2 1 ,,., ,,,,,, L, ,,,,,, f 1' S - ' '52?'5Ej':::-if ,' 'fda it ' 1 ' , 4 if ww -ss ' I -4, 'Ps I A W. ' f S5 R Junior Committee members are STANDING Bill Simmons, Garland Freeman, Steve Cutbirth, Don Wilson, Tammy Hollingshead, Mike McShan, Mike Blagg. SITTING Valeria Smith, Laura George, Diane Morelock Jodell Coleman, Wanda McNeal, Kathleen Yantis, Shelley Jamar, Bobby Morris fnot picturedj. I Q Junior Glficers Lead Class Through a Memorable Year . N, . if in I i Q-Q C 4 2 C . ' ', ' l s i ia - f. A . -4 . 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Ratliff, Barbara Ray, Barbara Redding, Larry Reed, Pam Reid, Monty Reid, Tim Reven, Shari Rhoades, Val Riley, Kathy Rodriguez, Billy Rogers, Nancy Romero, Bobby Salazar, Amanda Schneider, Jann Schwab, Johnny Seay, Bob Sharpe, Terri Sheffield, Allen Shelton, Lindo Sikes, Debbie Simmons, Bill Sims, Darlene Sirois, Maritia Smith, Bruce Smith, Karen Smith, Mitchell Smith, Randy Smith, Valeria Soules, Linda Southall, Shoe 7 Stephens, Greg Stevens, Randy Stewart, Maren Lynn Stewart, Nancy Storm, Loy Tait, James B. Taylor, Mike Taylor, Ruby Terry, Cynthia Tervooren, Douglas Thompson, Ray Thompson, Samuel Tindol, Robert Trevino, Ray Troutman, Robin Van Huss, Mike Varela, Ronny Walker, Stanley Wallace, June Waller, Bobby Ward, Jill West, Ray Wheeler, Karen Whisenant, Paul White, Larry Whitfield, Sheila Williams, James Willson, Roger Wilson, Don Wilson, Tim 108 Students Always Manage to Enjoy Leisure Time Wright, Paul X s sas nsssa Wright, Teresa Yuntis, Kathleen si: '1 ABOVE LEFT During Area Choir tryouts, Kurt Newton, Eddie Clements Mike Baird, Bill Havins, Randy Miller, and John Robert Holley enjoy a quick game of paper cup baseball. LEFT You beat me again, says Kathy Boyd. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS DAVID JAMES DONNIE TWIFORD DARRELL SMITH President Vice President Secretary Adams, Jerry Aqulrre, Aline Aguirre, Amelia Alexander, Cindy Allen, Charles Allen, Jenny Allen, Rodney Alter, Marvin Anderson, Carl Angerstein, Bruce Arteaga, Victor A. Bagley, Aleta Baker, Tony Ballard, Larry Ballard, Vernon Balleio, Frank Banks, Linda Banks, Ronald Barton, Kay Bedlow, Steve Beene, Bill SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS LEANNE SMITH GARY SMITH BRENT REID President Vice President Secretary 63311 rv Sophomores lnvacle Halls of BHS Bennett, Jimmy Benningfield, Vicki Biggs, David Bird, Angela Birmingham, Bennie Blair, Irene Blake, Beverly Bocknite, Cathy Bower, Richard Brasher, John Braud, Michelle Brock, David Brown, Tim Bruce, Dow Bruce, Steve Burleson, Lisa Butler, Steve Cadenhead, Nancy Camp, David Carr, Tim Carthen, Ranette Case, Butch Chesser, Steve Childs, Joe Clements, Eddie Clippinger, Katri Colvin, Bobby Colyer, Gretchen Combes, Jim Cook, Ronnie Cooper, Homer Cornett, Laura Costa, Cindy Cozby, Patricia Cross, Becky Cutbirth, Brian Daniels, Kim Davis, Harrell Davis, Kirk Davis, Penny Day, Alan De La Rosa, Mary Drisdale, Rocky Duffle, Ester Edwards, Linda Kay Emery, Gayle Ephraim, Mary Evans, Gayle Evans, Sharon 'I'l1 Fanley, Dana Fedora, Kendal Ferguson, Patricia Fletcher, Allen Florey, Jim Flowers, James Fowler, Sharma Frazier, Janie Fulton, Suzanne Funderburg, Ann Funderburg, Trisha Garcia, Norma Garcia, Valde Garner, Daniel Gentry, Donna Gibson, Deena Gilbert, James Gill, Mike Goodgoin, Mike Goolsby, Terry Gotcher, Jan Gotcher, Ricky Gottschalk, Gina Grant, Lemore Grapengater, Mark Gray, Gary Griffin, Nancy Groom, Brent Gwathmey, Donna Hall, Rickey Hall, Marilyn Hammond, Flo Hammond, Melodi Hammond, Phyllis Hardy, David Hass, Greg Hatchefl, Bo Heard, Brandon Hearne, Ray Henderson, Bobby Henley, John Hill, P. J. Hinojosa, Sylvia Hodges, Jerry Holland, Brenda Sophomores Are Initiated .. is ra- - It Q '-2 v i fjjsxzgs, S its 'ff-fd 3. r wx at.. Nw -- J: , Wg., L1 ,ek - vc --Q it Q1 J - - r- QQ., ,x.,,a-he -, qi J e-sa ,, xc , f' :nel .,x' 'J' 1 -'-.N 11- .S F -, , is: i 'af f ., A i M 9 , R, xs. 4 ...- K lnto Life Gt BHS 53,21 EAT 'WM S Hoppencraft, Jim Hudson, Alysbelle Hudson, Billy Hudson, Steve Hudspeth, Rex Huggins, William Inman, Joe Bob Jacobs, Benjamin Jacobs, Carroll James, David Jarvis, Terry Jennings, Anna Johnson, Bart Johnson, Ester Mae Johnson, Gayla Johnson, Pat Jones, Darrell Jones, Joni Jordon, Jama Karnes, Adalere Keeton, Pam Keith, Lorry Kelly, Debbie Key, Terry King, Celia King, Dean King, Kasscndra King, Susan Kiser, Sheila ABOVE LEFT Sophomore, Billy Hudson, becomes a part of the finer I things in life ot BHS during band initiation. LEFT Sophomore girls spend many hours making signs to help the Lions do their thing. Sophomores Endure loolcl to Support Lions Kite, Randy Lacy, John Langston, James LaSalle, Linda Lawrence, Otis Leach, Brenda Leonhard, John Lewis, Mike Lindsey, Steve Little, Betty Lockwood, Charles Long, Donald Long, June Loyd, Angelique Loyd, Terry Madole, Keith Maggard, Steve Marshall, Robert Martin, Karen May, John Mayfield, Yvonne McAliley, Marla McBee, Karen McClellan, Bob McClelland, David McDonald, Phil McHorse, Randy McMath, Susan McNeal, Danny Meyer, Herbert Miller, Darius Miller, Jerry Miller, Jimmy Modgling, Otis Molina, Federico Monroe, Doug Moore, Roman Moore, Terry Morgan, Mike Moseley, Donna Mullins, Robert Myer, Sherry Nehr, Charles Newsom, G. T. Nichols, Patsy Norwood, Betsy Norwood, Brenda Old, Mary Ornelas, Edward I fi fi J 4 I gy of 3 P P 26:4 W ...4 X3 I g Q? ,, e, ,,, s l K .sfile 1 R ff? ' -1 :4 , B 2-3??ss:5f 'ii - YE' ,Y Kim Daniels, and Risa Swanner, along with two secret service men, back the Lions. if 39 ,QW i il ,f:::- t fkew ,. , . . . Ii, T ia , ,AG ig 2 f, Q v if K we Q A 1 . 1 gf - R W k ' ,-ss at f, f ' ' T 'M ' in X. if ': f' .- ' '35-' M Nl 5' 2 Q Osborn, Debby Palmer, Janis Pena, Rosie Pennie, Johnnie Perez, Rudy Perry, Kay Pinkston, Jimmy Piper, Ronnie Pittman, Robert Platter, Belinda Platter, Brenda Ply, Diane Prince, .lamye Quick, Robert Ragsdale, Sylvia Ramphal, Bruce Randolph, Debora Rasco, Brenda Ratliff, Bill Reid, Brent Reynolds, Gary Sophomores Adjust to BHS Reynolds, Jerry Rhoodes, Debra Richardson, Jamie Riggins, Willie Roberts, Helen Roberts, Larry Robles, Roy Rogers, Sharon Ross, DiAnne Rountree, Rodney Rowbotham, Denise Rushing, Naomi Russell, Leonard Rutledge, Mike Scaff, Barry Schott, Billy Sears, Charla Shaw, Patsy Siegfried, Shiela Sikes, Cindy Sikes, Greg Simmons, Janice Sims, Korlene Sledge, Teresa Sliger, Tommy Smith, Dorrell Smith, Gary Smith, LeAnne Snyder, Marian Sofge, Carolyn Stonke, .laye Nan Stephens, Cheryl Stephens, Lisa Stevens, Vanessa 'II6 1' Z ! 'l ff W 'X' S waxy f L s -1 I Jerry Adams w I i rw. ' ev .H 2 af' Q 31 ll 0 l' if , 4? ya X I ,N ,V 5 ig , ill have to learn that these lockers don't go all the way to the floor. I , 1 7 W T li' Slokesf Sfephen 3 ' 49 5' f D' ' A d' I- Q49 Stone, Jeanna 1 ,X 4m fx. J f gm J lvlaal 3 suddenh, Debbie A, ' J' , ' ' ff ' - Swain, Bettie V1 4, . f f ' , , T Swanner, Risa f H f F sf gf' , , ,3 A '. 1 , V . my V I 2 5- 4 ,,-ww, W. -,L I V ., if l, ll Y Q V Q M ,T Taylor, Jo Jo 4 ' 4' ' dj! I Taylor, Tommy , ' . G A 'J 7009061 Te Y , ' 1 K , V Terry, Frances . ' ,f ff I W I ' -,, 5 . 'M s' J, as J 2 T , Sh le gpfl er Y ir Y in Lrlr T '51 Q ,TL if Jw Irs? s V fa-,-A ,, . as ' ' i rjyy it Wa R K wa 'V I2 ,... X i w Jil IV? L1 :lf 'TU' X Thomas, Doris Thomas, Gary Tiner, Hillious Torrez, Arthur Townsend, Freddy f ,J li' 22 ., yi Trevino, Linda Tucker, Kenny Turner, Maryanne Twiford, Donnie Ussery, Marilyn Vaughn, Debbie Vernon, Harold Wade, Cody Walker, Debbie Ward, Belinda Waters, Judy Webster, Julie Weisinger, Virgil Welch, Joel Wells, Isaac Westfall, Truman White, Billy White, Randy Whitworth, Druann Wilkerson, Cheryl Wilks, Billy Williamson, Debbie Williford, Joe Willingham, Danny Willmon, Belinda Wise, Danny Wood, Terri Woodson, Lisa l'l 7 Mrs. Hazel Bates Miss Connie Brooks Mrs. Ira Chambers Mrs. Doris Daley Mrs. Betty Evans Mrs. Barbara Grady Mrs. Jean Isom Mrs.'Ella Jones Miss Michele LaDame Mrs. Carolyn Parker Mrs. Barbara Shepard Miss Rebecca Wheat Mrs. Katie Williams QNot picturedj Mrs. Virginia Hicks, Mrs. Karin Petty. 118 Nurses and Area Vocational Included in the vocational curriculum at BHS is nursing, which is open to any student eighteen years or older with a high school diploma or its equivalent. Nursing students participate in classroom study for eight weeks, pre-clinical study for four months, and the remaining six months are spent in clinical training. Upon completion of this course, each student is graduated as a Licensed Vocational Nurse. The officers are Miss Connie Brooks, Secretary, Mrs. Hazel Bates, President, Miss Rebecca Wheat, Publicity, Mrs. Jean Isom, Vice President. .Q S ri? .. ., My . A f I- ' -,ee ,,f 'W' ,ki ., f MW . f y if , citf t ft - 2 . B rrf ff! 1 ' f -,,,t,,,. iiii 1 ,ni 1 'if5Z9il':fi:':'t 1' '5Q:??5t . ,,,, ., ii ' F 'B i 'i., bfi' , V - 1 ttytt it W V ii 'M'5 ii' ,S , 7 if ' I' V iv B' -1 A I -S , ' ' 1 ,,,., is ix W 1 I ' .,.. .B sss' e't1 . 1 .fi I. i A , . , 5 xx cg g X g 64 li Students Learn at BHS I Enrolled in the vocational program shop facilities half a day here at BHS. , this year at BHS are boys from Cross He spends the rest of the day in courses Plains High School and Brownwood at his respective school. Each vocational Junior High School. A student enrolled course is designed to provide the in Auto Mechanics, Metal Trades, or student with technical knowledge and Building Trades works in the Lab and skills, as well as valuable experience. 44 ,uw Luster Johnny Pope Ronald Reed, Rusty s L ffl AUTO MECHANICS Clark, Bowen Cowen, George Daniel, David Gambill, David King, Tommy Melton, Bill Wellmaker, George BUILDING TRADES Gould, Russell Harris, Bradd Merryman, Tommy Potter, Tommy Scott, Don fNot pictured? Robert Lewis METAL TRADES Adams, Rickey Brown, Tommy Davis, Bobby Fulton, Mike Hargrove, David Hughes, Mike Jones, Perry Key, Brent 9 0 xx ix if ik!! QL. 42' gtg if - ix X i K hV,i:: gi: ...xx,,.,,. ZIK 5 f me ' li alexis 7 We e ee H ll . 'TN - s ,-59 - 'T I ii I + .. . igh EV i eyo e i Q A 4 J LL11 ,LLXL,L:, i ii fi eo 1 1 E , . if Barbara Ray Cindy Newton Gayle Emery Ray WGS' Bobby Hammond Val Garcia Martha Clampitt Cheerleaders Ignite School Spirit .ejtft-M wif-u rw- n ,if-,W f' '- f'.,,1 f1f-'sqtrmskw f. . . 5 ' A A iff -K SENIOR CHEERLEADERS: Cindy Newton Bobby Hammond gg., 5 4' pn xr . M r .f ' 4.-WIN. , we-'r ., -3 ' 1' - -- W k':f,LQa,e -Q -fffi ft L 5 - ?f:4J1qif 9 ' V I ,5h'wfg5WQ.,,L,r,,l1ffY:ff rr K . ,. 1 . f A Tw 'lyszgggw 1 . ,. , K nh ,A SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS: Gayle Emery Val Garcia JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS: Barbara Ray Ray West MASCOT: Martha Clampitt BHS cheerleaders are chosen each spring by student body vote. Candidates try out in front of students by doing cheers which they have been taught the previous week. A boy and girl are chosen to represent each class with the senior boy being head cheerleader. The mascot, a senior girl, is chosen by a selected committee. Each summer, cheerleaders and mascot attend cheerleaders' school which is instructed by members of the National Cheerleaders Association. Stunts, pom pcm routines, and new cheers are taught. BHS cheerleaders spend the remainder ofthe summer- practicing for pep rallies and football games. PAT BELL Director Drill Team Stimulates Enthusiasm RIGHT The outstanding members are Dianne Kirksey, ir., and Becky Sweeney, sr. i,, 1,,,f.i ..,, .,..,,. h,.,,, fa5Q51Sigf:':fffff5fZ t Ai ii.. 5 X. ,sf N I 1 252. ff 3 J? -4 :Ni -4 Q 44+ 'QL 414 4 A 4 'tw ,Q 'gin ZS tt Many hours of hard work during the summer and during the school season prepare the drill team for the football season. Each girl finds other times during the day to reach her personal goal for perfect performances. From the first football game to the last, the drill team is able to give an outstanding performance, which is proof of the pride the girls have in their school and their football team. FIRST ROW Dianne Kirksey Peggy Bobo, Kathy Turnbow, Becky Sweeney, Judy Evans, Beverly Chesser, Ann Fowler, Connie Deen, Darla McClain SECOND ROW Michelle Bagley, Donna Oller, Carla Gilmore, Kala Carlisle, Sheryl Arthur, Debbie Duncan, Shiela Clark, CNot pictured Connie Deen, Peggy Bobo, Karey Gail McHorse, Patricia Lockwood. FIRST ROW Louanne Bird, Kathy Kirkland, Pam Coleman, Mary Helen McFarlane, Kathy Willson, Sherry Moore, Patti Pike. TOP ROW Valerie Smith, June Wallace, Mersha Elliott, Jane Freeland, Jodell Coleman, Shelley Jamar. CAPTAINS Sherry Moore, Kathy Kirkland, Drill Team Rides to STGTS With the Lions ALTERNATES FIRST ROW Linda Davis, Brenda Jenkins. SECOND ROW Carla Burt, Merrily Milch. TOP ROW Gayle Chitwood, Sharon Simpson, Karen Smith, Barbara Ratliff, Tonda Montague. ,,,, ,, M:w.n,,M .N,,w,W....,g s,,,, W, ,,,, ,,W, ,W,M,,m,kIZ,,M,,,,W,,E W V ' yy s M--- T . 5. 1 will ft - - ,- ' w r i t - L ,'f'1i', Girls work hard as they prepare for drill team try-outs. rr 1 f f--- ,,,, is ,i,i ' l ,,,, J X l ' ' L 5, ,a ,- leg, V, , , ' .... .. V i , - N 'eff its ' ,- . ' W' ,Q.,..a, , .. V ' H I 1 I I - - ' J x - We i -ai 1- T, X , ripp ' ' qi :fix r, , .1 f15tff'l! :ff ,-x, :L 3 1 ,S ,fps Z e T Z5 'J571' T ' T' 3 wig, , N il T ,, J iiii N i , ' E H 1' ,, 6 4 I ,T - 2 1 'hh' Y U L .. W , Si' -. ff sg 1 f 6 ft f FIRST ROW Becky Collier, Karey Gail McHorse, Karen Smith, Shona Drewry, Cathy Luthy, Sheila Ludwick, Janice Bailey, Patricia Lockwood Debbie Sikes. TOP ROW Valerie Joslin, Gwen Johnson, Kathleen Yantis, Kristy Day, Diane Morelock, Janet Willis. 124 Junior Varsity Does lt Again JV coaches, Royce Blackburn and Don Martin, bandage Tim Reid's le The Lion B team has again proven itself by winning all season games. With a combination of excellent coaching, and players, full of great potential, the JV's are tops in their class. WE THEY 28 7 Abilene Cooper 14 l3 San Angelo Central 24 O Coleman 22 6 Graham 32 0 Stephenville 28 8 San Angelo Lakeview 40 0 Weatherford 58 0 Brady I4 O Stephenville Keith Madole, Donny Twiford. ROW Dean King, Steve Hudson, David James, David Brock, Stanley Walker, Truman Westfall, Mike Taylor, Ricky Hill, Roy Curbo Jim Bill Beene, Dickey Hall. SECOND ROW Bennie Birmingham, Homer Cooper, Larry Redding, David Camp, Arthur Torrez, Fernando Rudy Perez, Alan Day, Herbert Meyer, Jim Tait, Bart Johnson, Mike Goodgion, Joe Childs. THIRD ROW Edward Ornelas, Steve Tommy Taylor, Barry Scaff, Danny Willingham, Mike Morgan, Gary Smith, Mario Molina, Stanley Hitt, Gary Gray, Kirk Davis ROW Darius Miller, Donald Anderson, Isaac Wells, Ronny Varela, Brian Cutbirth, Pat Aduddell, David Camacho, Larry Ballard Steve 6 Here Stand The 1970 14 22 28 37 42 28 53 55 14 35 O 35 I4 GORDON WOOD Head Coach ROYCE BLACKBUF DON MARTIN KENNETH WEST MORRIS SOUTHALL State AAA Champs Cooper High Grand Prairie' Falls Hirshi TOMMY GEORGE Captain Area, District AII West Texas State GENE DAY Captain Area, State GRAHAM SNYDER KURT NEWTON TIM REID District TAMMY HOLLINGSHEAD Area, District All West Texas BOB SEAY JAMES WILLIAMS WILL SCOTT GARRY MOORE Area, District, State HOWARD NORRIS Manager STEVE DEHAY TIM WILSON SHAE SOUTHALL Area, District Super AII West Texas DON WILSON RONALD NICHOLS Area, District AII West Texas AARON BLAKE DARRELL RAY BRIAN PINTO GARY BARRON Captain District, Area All West Texas State GARY BLACK Manager HARDY BARNES DONALD KNIGHT Area, District RODNEY FOLSOM MICKEY HOLLINGSHEAD JERRY CROSS RAY THOMPSON LELAND CHEAIRS ALLAN SHEFFIELD MIKE GIBSON VAL RHODES STEVE GOODWIN GENE DOSS BRUCE SMITH JOE BEHRENS BILL DUNCAN JOHN ISOM Captain, Area District, State AII West Texas STEVE CUTBIRTH LARRY PIER SON MICKEY HOLLINGSHEAD All istrict D Honorable Mentio l'1 TAMMY HOLLINGSHEAD All District TRUMAN WESTFALL MIKE BRITTON All District Honorable Mention TIM REID All District WILL SCOTT TOMMY GEORGE SHAE SOUTHALL COACH Don Martin BHS Basketball Teams THEY 54 63 60 77 67 56 39 65 65 72 85 49 39 I2 47 79 Brady Midland Lee Mineral Wells Abilene High Hirschi Vernon Stephenville Burkburnett Graham Weatherford Hirschi Vernon Stephenville Burkburnett Graham Weatherford Ea ei Show Great Spirit WE THEY 48 32 San Angelo 69 22 Brody 49 58 Cleburne 68 65 May 33 44 Stephenville 67 57 Graham 66 36 Bishop Dunne '67 58 Weatherford 54 67 Arlington Heights 56 57 Fort Worth Brewer 62 38 San Angelo 71 53 Hirschi 70 43 Stephenville 57 44 Graham 55 46 Weatherford COACH Royce Blackburn KNEELING I2 BRIAN CUTBIRTH 20 ISAAC WELLS 32 JIM FLOREY 44 DONNIE TWIFORD 22 RAY THOMPSON STANDING I0 HARRELL DAVIS 42 JAMES WILLIAMS 34 LOY STORM 30 KURT NEWTON I4 DAVID JAMES 24 HARDY BARNES BHS Track Team Maintains a High Standard FIRST ROW David Camp, Brian Cutbirth, Carrol Jacobs, Ray Thompson, Rodney Rowntree, Bob McClellan, Mike Gill, Stephen Stokes. SECOND ROW Gary Barron, Keith Madole, Charles Allgood, Jim Florey, Isaac Wells, Rodney Folsom, Donald Knight, Greg Dyches, Hardy Barnes. THIRD ROW Will Scott, Graham Snyder, Steve Goodwin, Virgil Weisinger, Tim Reid, Steve Cutbirth, Ricky Kirby, David Brock, Bennie Birmingham. Under the watchful eyes of coaches Kenneth West and Royce Blackburn, the Lion track team had an impressive year. Although they failed to win a meet, they placed second at Ranger, Snyder, Sweetwater, and district. Through the combined efforts of the sophomore, junior, and senior members, the track team vigorously upheld the spirit for BHS. Kenneth West, Head Coach, Royce Blackburn an Don Martin, Asst. Coaches, Val Rhodes, Trainer if , . i ' A253524 . . , . , . . , pg . E QA so 7. . ' . I V an , , 53, . g A , 4 e ...rs - l Al , x Z . Q ress L viii! A A J f lex W e mmal- V W in .K is sr., 'L ' ' ' C 1 1A2A A J X ,, . A y L. J TENNIS VARSITY TOP ROW Stephen Burks, Victor Kay, James Richey, Ted Shelton, Jimmy Cross. BOTTOM ROW Marcella Lindsey, Lisa Stephens, Sheree Lindsey. A 1 1 i TENNIS B TEAM TOP ROW Cindy Alexander, Rebecca Carter, Laura George, Mary Old, Susan King, Karen McBee, Pam Kirksey, Nancy Cadenhead, Gayle Emery. BOTTOM ROW Billy Rodriquez, Coach Kenneth Clowdus. Tennis and Golf Are Competitive Sports The Brownwood High School Tennis Team of 1970-1971 competed in several tournaments with the big one being the district 4-AAA meet held in Vernon. Ted Shelton and Jimmy Cross also did well in the boys' double until they met Iowa Park. James Richey did his share in boys' singles before bowing to Graham. The BHS Golf Team, under the direction of Coach Don Martin, won in district competition, and managed a fifth place standing in regional competition. ABOVE Coach Don Martin instructed the Lion Golf Team. W KVVRAZAZQA LEFT Members of the Golf Team were Timmy Little, Randy McHorse, Charles Porter, Jimmy Cunningham, and Danny ,,, McNeal. My year's stay in Texas is passing by too quickly. I am enioying every minute of it. l only wish that I could thank everyone who made it possible for me to come here and all those who have made this year a year to remember for me. fMQ,aw1fCwrZZf X ' se, dey! XXX 7 as I' J It 43 r I I 4 I in ,fl Rx 3 M X I ' Illini W ' I .M -x I r anlzatlo A ff , I If , American Field Service Promotes Friendship To bring nations close together in the bonds of mutual friendship is the main obiective of the American Field Service. Brownwood High School and the Brownwood community strive to promote a better understanding between the peoples of the world by accepting a foreign exchange student into the city each year. This year marks the arrival of our sixth exchange student. Brownwood students who have the necessary requirements have equal opportunities to go abroad to study and live with families in other countries. The AFS steering committee J includes Brenda Holland, Cindy Newton, Val Rhodes, Sheryl Arthur, Pam Coleman, Secretary, Gene Day, Vice President, Graham Snyder, President. FIRST ROW Tim Reid, Mersha Elliot, Keith Madole, Debbie Tervooren, Shae Southall, Brian Pinto, Pam Coleman, Kala Carlisle, Becky Carter. SECOND ROW Kathleen Yantis, Jimmy Cross, Patricia Lockwood, Clive McClelland, Jim Florey, Sheryl Arthur, Darrell Smith, Louanne Bird, Angelique Loyd. THIRD ROW Brian Cutbirth, Greg Hass, David Camacho, Steve Cutbirth, Gail Willingham, John Blagg, Janice Bailey, Brenda Holland, Sylvia Hinciosa, Shelley Jamar. TOP ROW Val Rhodes, Lisa Stephens, Eddie Clements, Charles Lockwood, June Wallace, Barbara Ray, Cindy Newton, Graham Snyder, Gene Day, Gene Doss, Marian Snyder. 133 4 GENE DOSS BECKY SWEENEY JOHN ISOM Vice President Secretary President The Student Council functions in many capacities for the benefit of the whole student body. President John Isom guides the council through the strategic moments ofa successful school year. Besides dealing with the lighter side of school life, the council hears and discusses complaints or suggestions of students in each session and accomplishes more along this line than many realize. Even though the student council meets every other week, most of its work is done out of session in the committees. In the last six weeks of the school year, the student council holds elections for the following year for council and student body officers, thus successfully completing its duties for 1971. Student Council Cooperotes With Aolministrotion The class officers are TOP ROW Ricky Horton, ir., Rodney Folsom, ir., Steve Cutbirth, ir., David Camacho, ir., Barbara Ray, ir., Leanne Smith, soph., Pam Coleman, sr., Dianne Weber, sr., Tommy George, sr., Victor Kay, sr., James Bagley, sr. BOTTOM ROW Brian Pinto, iri, Brent Reid, soph., David James, soph., Gary Smith, soph., Dcryell Smith, soph., Donnie Twiford, soph., John Holley, sr. BELOW Members ofthe Student Council are TOP ROW Donnie Twiford, Tony Krischke, Tommy George, John Holley, Gene Day, Rodney Folsom, Steve Cutbirth, Gary Moore, John lsom, Brian Cutbirth, Gene Doss, David James, Gary Smith, Joe Behrens, Val Rhodes, Darrell Smith Bill Stone. BOTTOM ROW Clive McClelland, David Camacho, Sharma Fowler, Mersha Elliott, Diane Kirksey, Kathleen Yantis, Becky Sweeney, Rosie Pena, Lisa Woodson, Sandro Johnson, Beverly Blake, Gail Willingham, Barbara Ray, Janice Bailey, Angelique Loyd, Wallace Braud, John Henley. - t, fb f wwe- f .wwf-v,f,,e-f - asp , , , ,.-- Nw t. .pvv f z-, 4 fn W . .eiszxzfw NHS Membership ls the Reward BHS confers no higher honor than membership in the Eisenhower Chapter of the National Honor Society, because it gives recognition to those students who, in the opinion of their teachers and administrators, are building in their school life a fourfold foundation - Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. The character traits of NHS members must exemplify their pride in the organization by maintaining an outstanding academic average. Members are leaders in school activities and perform varied functions which include an annual appreciation tea for both the faculty and parents, a Christmas tree for the student center, and aid to the Little Flame School by providing tables, tricycles, and other articles necessary for their education and entertainment. HOWARD NORRIS 5 President g CLIVE MCCLELLAND Vice President PAM COLEMAN Secretary PATRICIA LOCKWOOD Historian Second year members KALA CARLISLE JIMMY CROSS GENE DOSS MERSHA ELLIOTT BOBBY HAMMOND JOHN ISOM KAREN SMITH First year members MARCI AIRHART JOHN BLAGG MIKE BLAGG WALLACE BRAUD CARLA BURT BECKY CARTER BEVERLY CHESSER SHEILA CLARK TYANN COSGROVE PAM COVINGTON STEVE CUTBIRTH LORETTA DANIELS JEFF DEHAY 'I36 for Heard Worm ond En'rhus'c1sm The Eisenhower Chapter inducts ine fhirfy new members. ROBERT GALLOWAY RICKY KIRBY DIANE KIRKSEY DAVID KRISCHKE DAVID LEWALLEN JIM MASON MARY HELEN MCFARLANE BOBBY MORRIS MONA OSBORN TIM REID TED SHELTON BILL STONE BECKY SWEENEY DEBBIE TERVOOREN DONALD WILLIAMS GAIL WILLINGHAM JANET WILLIS KATHY WILLSON KATHLEEN YANTIS MRS. RUTH DOSS 137 A Cappella Chair Emphasizes X. K ,,,..' 7 cf ,id :pp , ,, - LAZI Members of the A Cappella Chair are ROW ONE Patti Pike, Jane Freeland, Jadell Coleman, Shelly Jomar, June Wallace, Mary Helen McFarlane, Kathy Willson, Alida Edwards, Karen Smith. ROW TWO Mike Mathews, Pom Coleman, Mersho Elliot, Kathy Kirkland, Gayle Chitwood, Karen Smith, Diane Kirksey, Sheryl Arthur, Carla Burt, Kathy Turnbow, Kala Carlisle, Sherri Kelley, Graham Snyder. ROW THREE Steve Cutbirth, John Balleio, Shoe Southall, Steve DeHay, Judy Evans, Loretta Daniel, Gwen Johnson, Cindy Newton, Lindo Stark, Wanda McNeal, Becky Collier, Mike Taylor, Tommy King, Jimmy Cornelius, Mike McShan, Mike Blagg. ROW FOUR John Holley, Charles Porter, Rodney Folsom, Tim Wilson, Gary Worley, Mitchell Smith, Bobby Hammond, Roy West, Jimmy Cunningham, Shana Drewry, Kathleen Yontis, Connie Deen, Becky Sweeny, Mike Baird, Larry Redding, Bill Havins, Danny Beck, Ricky Kirby, Vol Rhodes, Kurt Newton. ROW FIVE Debra Mullins, Loy Storm, Karey Gail McHorse, Tim Reid, Peggy Bobo, Tommy George, Patricia Lockwood. ' Diane Kirksey and Steve Cutbirth, iunior A Cappella choir officers, accept the piano given to the choir department in memory of Ricky Knutson by the family and friends of Ricky Knutson. i Steve Cutbirth, Jr. Representative, Tommy George, Sr. Vice President, Bobby Hammond, President. SEATED Diane Kirksey, Jr. Representative, Peggy Bobo, Secretary. F Musical Ab ility Accompanying pianists are Cindy Newton, Peggy Bobo, Patricia Lockwood, Wanda McNeal, Karen Smith, Pam Coleman, Gail Chiiwood. Top magazine salesmen are Tim Wilson, Mike Taylor, Mersha Elliot, John Holley, and Patti Pike. Director of all Choirs, Miss Dorothy Mclntosh. Members of the Girl's Sextet are Wanda McNeal, Cindy Newton, Connie Deen, Pom Coleman, Patricia Lockwood, and Diane Kirksey. 9 40 Sophomores Compose All School Choir I Officers of the All School Choir are Donnie Twiford, Pres., Le Anne Smith, Sec., David James, Vice Pres. Under the guidance of Miss Dorothy Mclntosh, the choral music department of Brownwood High School continues to encourage participation, discipline, and enthusiasm. The choir participates in UIL competition as well as tryouts for All Area, All Region, and All State Choirs. The A Cappella Choir, composed of Juniors and Seniors, received the highest honor offered in UIL competition - Sweepstakes, while the All School Choir, made up of sophomores, received a one in sightreading and a two in concert. The choir earns money through magazines, the musical, and the spaghetti supper. This money sent the I Members of the Madrigal are FIRST ROW Alida Bagely, Janice Simmons, Jana Jordan, Celia King. BACK ROW Virgil Weisinger, Le Anne Smith, Jim Florey, Allysbelle Hudson, Danny Willingham, Danny McNeal. W W V-M 1 A Cappella to Carlsbad, New Mexico. 1 I . I s E 2 All School Choir members are FIRST ROW Randy McHorse, Brent Reid, David Camp, Danny McNeal, Charles Lockwood. SECOND ,ROW Patricia Ferguson, Jana Jordan, Vanessa Stevens, Janie Frazier, Denise Rowbotham, Brian Cutbirth, Mary Old, Willie Riggins, Janice Simmons, Alysbelle Hudson, Darrell Jones, Terry Jarvis, Herbert Meyer, David James, Connie Walton, Marilyn Ussery. THIRD ROW Angela Bird, Pam Hill, Jim Florey, Gina Gottschalk, Virgil Weisinger, Sharma Fowler, Celia King, Aleta Bagley, Donna Moseley, Lemore Grant, Rodney Rountree Le Anne Smith, Danny Willingham, Alan Day, Cindy Alexander, Sherry Myre, Donnie Twiford, Gayla Johnson, Belinda Ward, Eddie Clements, Darrell Smith, Robert Ramphal, Lisa Burleson, Mike Goodgion, Maryanne Turner, Joe Williford, Cathy Collier, Jon Kasahn, Diane Ply. FOURTH ROW Lynn Harry, Cheryl Wilkerson, Billy Schat, Larry Keith. Members of the Stage Band are SAXOPHONES Juanita Darnell, Bonnie Rice, Greg Stephens, Maritia Sirois, Aaron Anderson. TROMBONES Wallace Braud, Clive McClelland Ill, David McClelland, William Huggins. TRUMPETS Charles Durtschi, Bill McClung, James Bagley, Teresa Forbess. RHYTHM Douglas Tervooren, Buddy Barker, Debbie Tervooren fNot Picturedj Richard Bower. ABOVE Mr. Clive McClelland directed the Stage Band. LEFT Maritia Sirois placed in both District and Region Bands while Janis Palmer won in if District and Greg Stephens won in ,A .-..,,.,. S SQRL L fs: 5 Region. BHS's Stage Band, comprised of l7 members, S d - represents the school through its participation in n Tl contests and performances held during the year. d 'F l Membership consists of outstanding band students n selected by Mr. McClelland. The Stage Band also 0 serves as accompanist during the musical and presents assemblies for the school throughout the year. 141 42 Under the direction of Mr. Clive McClelland and the student direction of Wallace Braud, the band works diligently to produce entertaining half-time shows and other top quality performances. The band participates in such activities as UIL marching contest, all region band, all district band, the Christmas programs, the stage band festival which is held at BHS, pep rallies, and commencement. Band Reveals The Band members are FIRST ROW Bill McClung, John Blagg, Teresa Forbess, Mike Lewis, James Bagley. ROW TWO Jaunell Terrell, Johnnie Pennie, Kim Daniels, Richard Bower, Charles Durtschi. ROW THREE Joni Jones, Treaso Bickle, Virginia Cornelius, Kay Meredith, Madeleine Lyons, Pam Keeton, Randy Kite, Sylvia Hinoiosa, James Webb. ROW FOUR Bill Stone, Greg Stephens, Donald Williams, Cheryl Stephens, Juanita Darnell, Rodney Allen, Harold Alexander. ROW FIVE Debbie Tervooren, Robin McClelland, Jill Ward, JoJo Taylor, Patricia Funderburg, Maritia Sirois, Sherry Martin, Kay Bright, Aaron Anderson, Hillious Tiner, s l 1 5 E l The Maiorettes are ROW ONE Ty Ann Cosgrove, Mariti Sirois, Virginia Cornelius, Susan King, Robin McClelland. ROW TWO Jo Ja Taylor, Kay Bright, Kay Meredith. The Band Officers are John Blagg, President, Clive McClelland, Vice President, Debbie Tervooren, Secretary. :gif r pw' Townsend William Huggins, Charles Allen ROW SIX Michelle Braud, Janis Palmer, Donna y Robert Tlndol Allen Fanes Wallace Braud Jerry Adams, David Dillard, Lynn Starns ROW Clive McClelland Greg Hass, John Henley, Robert Galloway, Tim Carr, Jim Hoppenrath, Dana STANDING Buddy Barker, Susan King Bulch Case, Douglas Tervooren, Bonnie Rice Rlsa Swanner QW, WW W fs WWMZQEMAX midwife .W , .MW .,,, Mi, E. Z Ez 5 gl E I 2 Es .,,, F K 'Fri E., l ' ' A s kr , 5 Q . 1 if A 5 2 A jfwfli W 6 Eli l S S 44 The International Thespian Society is a club for the interested drama student. lt involves the production and presentation of three class plays during the year, the annual spaghetti supper and the musical. Junior Thespians work toward permanent Thespian membership by acting in or working on the plays to gain the required ten points. Throughout their often hectic school career, the Thespians gain individuality and enjoyment by working with other students. RIGHT Officers of the Thespian club are Barbara Ratlitf, Treasurer, Bobby Hammond, Vice President, Wallace Braud, President, and Loretta Daniel, Secretary, fnot picturedj. 5 Q E Z 2 FIRST ROW Risa Swanner, Cheryl Stephens, Nancy Cadenhead, Bobby Hammond, Barbara Ray, Zan Slagle, Barbara Ratliff, Michelle Braud Maritia Sirois, Alysbelle Hudson, Robert Locke. SECOND ROW David Dillard, Penny Davis, Brenda Perkins, Rosemarie Ornelas, Wallace Braud, Butch Case, Mike Lewis. ROW THREE Mitchell Smith, Greg Stephens, James Webb, Donna Low, .lohn Henley, Karen Kington, Mike McShan, Loretta Daniel, Howard Norris. Thespions Direct Club Life Junior Thespions who have not yet earned their ten points are LEFT TO RIGHT Diane Ply, Greg Hass, Susan McMath, Janis Palmer, Sharma Fowler, Vanessa Stephens, Karen McBee, John Leonhard, Freddy Townsend, Lisa Woodson, Judy Waters. Wallace Braud presents Mr. McQuoin with a director's chair on behalf of the Firebugs cast. 146 Future Homemakers of America strive to strengthen the community by planning for better future homes. To do so, the Brownwood High School chapter promotes service projects, and programs for its members, along with social functions. These goals are accomplished under the sponsorship of Mrs. Winona Dickens, a homemaking teacher. Homemakers Seek Better Future Home Life Q .Q . , 'J .Q 2 f f ggjjh, , K KP K. K : P , . . ' P ' ' -s ..,. xx, 1 , 4 ,I -ii, 1:-Q ,J 1 ' I ie,,, K , I' I iii' f ff 5 I --e f g ,. 1 1 ' . - J: S gh . ': r , ' 4 W 5 x S Q ' 2 ' .A kg - 5 I K . a- P , J' L . K is ii K ' 'F K fs? I . ,, :til fi h J is E 525 5 , f -rf .... '-iffy. 'S I 9 K 5,3 so s e A as srre r' eeer ' I ' FHA officers are FIRST ROW June Wallace, second Vice President, Karen Smith, third Vice President, Judy Evans, first Vice President, Patricia Lockwood, President, Peggy Bobo, fifth Vice President, Beverly Chesser, fourth Vice President. TOP ROW Melodi Hammond, Historian, Brenda Holland, Sergeant at Arms, Karey Gail McHorse, Parliamentarian, Sharma Fowler, Secretary, Pam Coleman, Treasurer. I E I FIRST ROW Lisa Stephens, Kathleen Yontis, June Wallace, Debbie Sudderth, Brenda Holland, Karey Gail McHorse, Donna Magness, Lauri George. SECOND ROW Jeanna Stone, Angelique Loyd, Denise McShan, Michella Mauldin, Mary Helen McFarlane, Valeria Smith, Deborah Mullins Jodell Coleman Beverley Chesser Judy Evans Carla Burt Beverl Blake THIRD ROW G I J h , , , , , y . ay a o nson, Jan Kasahn, Marilyn Ussery, Jay Nan Stonke, Debbie Vaughn, Naomi Rushing, Linda Tlevtno, Linda Harvell, Donna Hill, Jana Jordan, Denise Rowbotham, Brenda Norwood. FOURTH ROW Marian Snyder, Cindy Sikes, Terry Jarvis, Donna Gentry, Vickie Benningfield, Marla McAliIey, Sharma Fowler Sheila Ludwick, Sherry Myre, Kathy Kirkland, Jane Freeland, Cindy Alexander, Julie Webster, Lisa Woodson. FIFTH ROW Charla Sears, Sylvia, Ragsdale, Gayla Johnson, Linda Thomas, Melodi Harmond, G J h K I S' ' Vargas, Norma Garcia, Shelley Jamar, Patti Pike. wen o nson, ar ene lms, Jo Jo Taylor, Lynn Harry, Valerie Rodgers, Ninfa Busy Days tor Agricultural Skills TOP ROW Jimmy Pinkston, Terry Teague, Leonard Russell, Steve Stokes, Alan Day, Don Wilson, Monty Reid, Mal Aaron, Leland Cheairs, Beth Yancy fSweetheartl, Roger Wilson, Jimmy Cornelius, Steve Chesser, Carroll Jacobs, Brent Reid, Otis Lawrence. SECOND ROW Vernon Ballard, John May, Gary Thomas, Kendal Fedora, Rex Hudspeth, Danny May, Bo Hatchett, Gary Smith, Bruce Smith, Lanny May, Tim Wilson, Allan Sheffield, Barry Scaff, Larry Ballard, Harold Vernon. BOTTOM ROW Stephen Loyd, Mike Mackey, Mike Davis, Donald Long, Bill Simmons, Ray West, Joe Behrens, Stanley Hitt, Gary Worley, Karl Kuykendall, Ricky Horton. SENIOR HIGH OFFICERS Danny May, Treasurer, Bruce Smith, Vice-President, Mike Davis, President, Mal Aaron, Reporter, Gary Worley, Secretary, Tim Wilson, Sentinel. to-xi CHAPTER OFFICERS Gary Thomas, Reporter, Joe Behrens, Sentine Bill Simmons, Vice-President, Jimmy Cornelius, Secretary, Stanley Hitt, Treasurer, Stephen Loyd, President. To learn new methods of farming is the goal of students in Future Farmers of America. Realizing that farming forms the backbone of the future, FFA concentrates on teaching the use ofthe best and newest methods of farming. The boys enrolled in this program participate in such proiects as leadership contests, the Brown County Youth Fair, livestock shows, iudging contests, and a Chapter and Invitational Rodeo. If I47 48 VOE Students Learn Through Experience ll Ill! .1 . , 1, if 1 Vx iq 4 ,Af Y, 9 Through practical training in offices around Brownwood, the senior students enrolled in Vocational Office Education to learn the actual mechanics of office work. Along with becoming informed about office work, the students learn to associate with people through proiects such as giving toys to the Little Flame School, typing and mimeographing papers and report CGI'dS for VCIl'iOUS departments at VOE Officers are Donna Warren, Reporter, Kerry Scaff, Secretary, Patsy Littleton, Vice the high school and by Selling President, Peggy Goodwin, Treasurer, Cathy Benson, Sergeant-at-Arms, Marilyn Mauldin, candy ' Parliamentarian, Kathy Jenkins, President. Members of VOE are ROW ONE Susan Baker, Linda Balderrama, Patti Smith, Pam Covington, Martha Cupp, Kerry Scaff, Kathy Benson, Delia Bastardo. ROW TWO Mrs. Jackson - Sponsor, Joyce Blankenship, Michelle Knight, Ann Fudge, Meta DeLisle, Peggy Goodwin, Patsy Littleton, Loretta Daniels, Susan Ply, Brenda Ezzel, Juanita Darnell, Yolanda Cardenas. ROW THREE Marilyn Mauldin, Sandy Isbell, Donna Warren, Lisa Estes, Kathy Jenkins, Troy Parsons, Diane Weber, Kala Vickers. T ROW ONE Gloria Campbell, Nancy Rodgers, Terry Sharpe, Loretta Graham, Sheila Whitfield, Nila Goodgoin, Danny Piper, Vonn Croft, Kathy Boyd, Jimmy Campbell, Angie Carlson, Debbie Smith, Gail Willingham, Patricia Arant, Betty Scribner. ROW TWO Mike Nance, Ray Hall, Gene Curbow, Rodney King, David Ator, Ronny Wells, Randy Stevens, Ronald Carlisle, Stephen Langley, Ray Trevino, Freddy Delgado, Raymond Bible, Robert Locke. Officers are Danny Piper, President, Kathy Boyd, Secretary, Steve Langley, Treasurer, Vonn Croft, Vice President, and Mike Nance, Parliamentarian. Distributive Education Teaches Marketing and Distribution DECA meaning Distributive Education Clubs of America identifies a program of instruction which teaches marketing and distribution of consumer products. The purpose of Distributive Education is to promote understanding and appreciation forthe responsibility of citizenship in our free, competitive enterprise system. 149 Industrial Cooperative Training Develops Skills Industrial Cooperative Training is a work-study program to train interested students for employment in skilled trades and medical trades. Paul Isbell helps place the students in iobs around the Brownwood area, providing on-the-iob training under real conditions. ICT officers are Mona Osborn, Secretary, Mike McLane, Vice President, Sherita Followell, Parliamentarian, Harold Williford, President, Sheri Reven, Treasurer, Patty Kelly, Parliamentarian, Friou Allen, Sergeant at Arms, and Sherry Callaway,'Reporter. , ,, i Members of ICT are ROW ONE Harold Williford, Sherry Callaway, Sherita Followell, Sheri Reven, Theresa Siegfried, Wayne Beard. ROW TWO Friou Allen, Susan Leach, Patti Kelly, Sharon Smith, Mona Osborn, Mike McLane. ROW THREE Bobby Hamlett, Samuel Thompson, Dennis Key, Joel McNamee, David Loyd, Eugene Blanton, ROW FOUR John Quick, Steve Hale, Ricky Campbell, Billy Camp, Mike Mathews FIRST ROW Victor Artega, Donald Anderson, Millard Funderburg, Phillip Trowbridge, Joe Moore, Charles Ratliff, Oswaldo Molina, Danny Holloway, Bowin Clark, David Daniels. SECOND ROW Joe Lopez, Dale Lancaster, Micky Little, Joe Bob Inman, Mike McDonald, Terry Key, Ernest Paintor, Craig Cartwright, David Hardy, Johnny Schwab, Raymond Pope, Jackie Coates, Arthur Torres, George Cowen, Bobby Romero Bill Melton, Steve Bruce, Tommy King, David Gambill, George Wellmaker. 3 Officers are Joey I A Moore, Sgt. at Arms, ,.'V- 5. Charles Ratliff, Student : J i Advisor, Raymond Pope Sec., Johnny Schwab, Parl., Mike McDonald, Vice Pres., Victor Arteaga, Treas., Bobby Romero, Rep., Ernest Painter, Pres. l To train students in the maintenance and repair of cars, trucks, tractors, and other vehicles is the primary obiective of the sponsor and teacher of Auto Mechanics, Mr. Dusty Moore. Under his direction, the students repair vehicles for the public, thereby obtaining experience -and money to aid in the advancement of the program. Mechanical Knowledge ls Acquired Through Auto Mechanics 1 2 Metal Trades Provides Supervised Instruction The boys enrolled in Metal trades attend Throughout the year the students complete three regular academic classes, then spend a number of projects, including boat docks, the remainder of the day in the Vocational hayracks, barbeque barrels, and Metal Trades Department of BHS under the miscellaneous feeders. supervision of Mr. Gerald Calloway. Metal Trades officers are Perry Jones, Pres., Ronald Pope, Rep., Ricky Adams, Treas., Cody Wade, Vice Pres., Bill Ratliff, Sgt. at Arms, Terry Gibson, Parl. 2 ROW ONE Kenneth Mitchell, Terry Gibson, Perry Jones, Jenny Allen, Cody Wade, Ricky Adams, David Hargrove, Frank Lopez. ROW TWO John Burnett, Jerry Covington, Gary Reynolds, Paul Moore, Tommy Brown, Mike Mackey, Wayne Ely, Brent Key, Bobby Davis, Johnny Luster Terry Dobbins, Terrell Cochran, Sandy Joe Pierce, Rusty Reed, Raymond Pope, Bill Ratliff, Will Scott, Mike Gibson. i ONE Jerry Green, Tommy Sliger, James Gilbert, Don Scott, Terry Brooks fSweetheartj, Russell Gould, Tommy Potter, Mr. Jordon D. ROW TWO Charles Nehr, Robert Lewis, Tommy Merriman, Robert Quick, Kenneth Morris, Malcolm Windham, Paul Mathison. ROW Edwin Cornett, David Biggs, Daniel Garner, Ricky Gotcher, Brent Groom, Steve Tulcus. Through the construction of a house, the boys enrolled in building trades acquire skills and technical knowledge. The sponsor, Mr. Dalvin Jordon, provides constructive criticism and assistance to the boys as he supervises the work they do. Building Trades Helps Build the Future Building trades students build toward a promising future as they learn to cooperate and work together. Diversified Teaching Fields Are Examined Open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors interested in becoming teachers, Future Teachers of America presents guest speakers representing different fields connected with education. The members divide into groups and practice the art of teaching so as to experience their occupational desire. The FTA observes American Education Week and serves as ushers forthe District IV TSTA convention. Other proiects during the year include a series of films and operation of the concession stand to mise money. OFFICERS Debbie Tervooren, Secretary, Gene Doss F Kala Carlisle, Historian, Kathy Willson, Vice-Presidei1t,Jimm Secretary, Virginia Cornelius, Treasurer. FIRST ROW Karen Manning, Deena Gibson, Mersha Elliot, Debbie Tervooren, Anne Cobern, Jan Gotcher, Valerie Joslin, Angela Kay, Karen Smith, Debbie Duncan. SECOND ROW David Herman, Ronnie Matthews, Don Jones, Jimmy Cross, Becky Sweeney, Cindy Newton, Eddie Clements, Shona Drewry, Ricky Masters, Richards, Kala Carlisle. THIRD ROW Mike Blagg, Allen Faries, Ted Shelton, Jeff DeHay, Clive McClelland, David Kirschke, James Ketchum, Robert Galloway. UP THE STAIRS Garland Freeman, Frank Griffin, Linda Lamkin, Charles Durtschi, Kathy Kroencke, Shiela Clark, Diane Kirksey, Pam Holt, Pam Kirksey, Becky Collier, Gayle Chitwood, Carla Gilmore, Angela Bird, Vicki Kitner, Nancy Harlow, Lynn Starnes, Virginia Cornelius, Kathy Willson Geene Doss, Peggy Sams, David McClelland, Kenny Harris, David Lewellen, Tim Carr, William Huggins, Sheree Lindsey, Teresa Forbess, Kaye Bright. 154 Y iff, . ai Clubs Fultill Students' Interest ABOVE Members of the CAREERS FOR HEALTH are FIRST ROW Ada Aguirre, Amelia Aguirre, Glenda Brown, Linda Goodwin, Pam Jarvis, Juanell Terrell, Alida Bagley, Ester Johnson. SECOND ROW Kay Edwards, Trisha Funderburg, Sue Hudson, Pat Cozby, Brenda Platter, Kay Barton, Betsy Norwood, Suzie Fulton, Rhonda Moore, Yvonne Mayfield. THIRD ROW Marcella Lindsey, Patsy Donahoo, Janice Fields, Lanell Grant, Kathy Riley, Vonda Cunningham, Francis Terry, Janice Simmons, Joni Jones, Cheryl Wilkerson, Ester Duffie, Maren Lynn Stewart, Barbara Cupp, Belinda Platter. FOURTH ROW Debbie Williamson, Orann Whitworth, Kay Perry, Jan Snyder, Jane Fudge, Pam Reed, Becky Morgan, Kay Meredith, Sherri Kelley, Marsha Willis, Belinda Willmon, Billie Wilks, Evelyn Ratliff, Alida Jo Edwards. FIFTH ROW Janie Frazier, Gina Gottschalk, Teresa Wright, Mary Dela Rosa, Sandra Johnson, Shiela Siegfried, Sandra Harvell, Terry Wood, Fay Whiteley, Madeleine Lyons, Carolyn Sofge, Kathy Blackstock, Karen Wheeler, Jill Ward. SIXTH ROW MrsL Grooms, Lamore Grant, Christine Bowers, Louanne Bird, Kathy Turnbow, Donna Oller, Darla McClain, Martha Clampitt. The Careers for Health Club provides practical experience for those students interested in the nursing field. Sponsored by Mrs. Grooms, members attend state conventions, assist in Heart and Cancer drives, become acquainted with health facilities and professional people, and participate in Candy Stripers at the Community Hospital. ABOVE Officers of the CAREERS FOR HEALTH are Janie Frazier, Social.Chairman, Glenda Brown, Chaplain, Linda Goodwin, President, Donna Oller, Secretary, Pam Jarvis, Parliamentarian. The Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Tindol, offers opportunity to explore various areas of scientific study. The activities of the club include speakers and films on modern scientific problems. The members discuss these problems and scientific advancements such as pollution and our environment. i i ABOVE SCIENCE CLUB officers are Larry Keith, Vice President, Darrell Smith, President, Rodney Roundtree, Secretary. Members of the SCIENCE CLUB are John Lacy, Bruce Ramphal, Darrell Smith, Joel Welch, David James, Robert Marshall, Donnie Twiford, Gary Newsom, Charles Durtschi, Larry Keith, Danny McNeal, Valde Garcia, Robert Ramphal, Billy White, Robert Mullins, Truman Westfall, Rodney Roundtree, Mr. Tindol, 5 56 Students Benefit From Club Experiences FIRST ROW, LATIN Il Bobby Morris, Ray West, Beverley Chesser, Patricia Lockwood, Karen Smith, Janet Willis, Mitchell Smith, Sherri Kelley Pam Reed, Glenda Brown, David Camacho. ROW TWO, LATIN I Judy Evans, Valerie Smith, Debbie Sikes, Pam Neal, Cathy Brandstetter, Vanessa Stevens, Cheryl Stephens, Greg Stephens, Larry Keith, Dean King, Stanley Walker, Bobby Turner. ROW THREE Stephen Langley Helen Roberts, Greg Dyches, Allen Faries, Bobby Colvin, Charles Lockwood, Steve Goodwin, Loy Storm, Terry Moore, Sherry Myre, Roy Curbo. ROW FOUR Miss Margaret Levisay, Sponsor, Pam Coleman, Garry Moore, Mary Helen McFarlane, Kathleen Yantis, Nancy Cadenhead, Lisa Stephens, Rosemarie Ornelas, Jill Ward, Risa Swanner, Maren Stewart, Robert Tindol, Cnot pictured? Stanley Hitt, James Langston. 1 fs' 'fs- .3 f we , 4 0 1-,as rw . Latin II officers are Bobby Morris, President, Patricia Lockwood, Treasurer, Chesser, Secretory, Ray West, Vice-President. RQ Dv ,mt M 915. , I S. rv ,A xr A Q tt if Q 0 Latin I officers are SITTING Mary Helen McFarlane, Secretary, Kathleen Yantis, Treasurer. STANDING Garry Moore, Vice-President, Pam Coleman, President. Latin I officers are Valerie Smith, Secretary, Pam Neal Treasurer- Debbie Vice-President, Judy Evans, President. Members of FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES are FIRST ROW Shoe Southall, Graham Snyder, Mickey Hollingshead, Jerry Cross, Tommy George, Tim Reid, Mike Gibson, Gary Black, Gary Moore, Charlie Thomas, John Isom. SECOND ROW Steve DeHay, Kurt Newton, Gene Day, Mike Trigg, Brian Pinto, Tammy Hollingshead, Steve Cutbirth, Pat Aduddell, Isaac Wells, Bobby Henderson. THIRD ROW Val Rhodes, Ronald Nichols, Herbert Meyer, Darrell Ray, David Camacho, Jim Tait, Mike Taylor, Donald Knight, Donald Anderson. FOURTH ROW Rodney Folsom, Timmy Little, Jimmy Cunningham, Larry Redding, Steve Hudson, Stanley Walker, Brian Cutbirth, Kirk Davis, Darius Miller, Hardy Barnes. FIFTH ROW Steve Lindsey, Mike Britton, Mike Morgan, Deon King, Bobby Morris, Charles Porter, David Camp, David Brock, Ronny Varela. SIXTH ROW Ricky Hill, Steve Goodwin, Ricky Dansby, Roy Curbow, Mario Molina, Greg Dyches, Kim Norwood, Fernando Martinez, Tony Perez. SEVENTH ROW Homer Cooper, Jim Combes, Dickey Hall, Billy Beene, Bobby McClelland, Mike Gill, Charles Lockwood. EIGHTH ROW Ronnie Cook, Keith Modole, Ricky Kirby, Jim Florey, Ray Thompson, Larry Pierson, Danny Willingham, Gary Gray, Eddie Ornelas, Steve Chesser. ABOVE Industrial Arts officers are Danny Beck, Reporter, John Holley, President, Jolly Allen, Secretary, Gary Ferguson, Vice President. LEFT Fellowship of Christian Athletes officers are Jerry Cross, Captain Elect, John Isom, Captain, Gene Day, Secretary-Treasurer, Gary Moore, Public Relations. g, INDUSTRIAL ARTS members are FIRST ROW Don Franklin, Bobby Darrell Jones. SECOND Row David Greer, Greg Dibrell, Tommy Copeland, Mike Baird, Bill Pursch, Danny Beck, John Holley, Steve Beddow, Gary Ferguson, Kenny Tucker, Freddy Firth, Carl Owen, ' Dennis Donley. Waller, Jolly Allen, James Flowers, I5 7 - The Spelling and Math clubs, though not large in C l U P l number, fulfill the needs of those students interested in UIL competition in their select fields. I n d Cl U GI The Ethnic Action Club, newly organized this yea-r, strives to study the origin and progression for certain P - - ' ethnic groups. G l C l O l l The Art Club, also newly organized this year, finds interest in the study of both classical and modern art. Members of the SPELLlNG CLUB are Jay Longley, Linda Shelton, Amanda Salazar, Debbie Egger, and Ronnie Piper. Officers of the ART CLUB are Brenda Jenkins, Secretary, Pam Neal, Vice President, Janice Bailey, President. LV f 715: Members of the ART CLUB are FIRSTROW Pat Johnson, Brenda Jenkins, Merrily Milch, Diane Morelock, Sherri Lindsey, Randy Kite. SECOND ROW Teresa Siegfried, Ann Fowler, Leanne Smith, Cindy Jarvis, Linda Stark, Patricia Ferguson, Cindy Costa, Linda Lamkin. THIRD ROW Pam Keeton, Pam Neal, Janice Bailey, Hellen Brittan, Cindy Collins, Belinda Ward, Harold Alexander, Kathy Kroencke. FOURTH ROW Charles Durtschi, Joe Williford, Earl Miller, Jim Hoppenraff, David Dillard, Connie Deen, Teresa Forbess, Jamie Richardson. 158 The members of the MATH CLUB are SITTING Cynthia Marvin Alter. STANDING Randy Smith, Janet Willis, Donald Williams, president, Robert Tindol, Jerry Hodges. ABOVE Members of ETHNIC ACTIONS are FIRST ROW Debbie Osborn, Rosie Pena, Ollie Hansboro, Sue Smith, Sharon Simpson. SECOND ROW Nancy Martin, Elizabeth Gleaton, Linda Banks, Maudie Howard, Michelle Bagley, Mrs. Spence - Sponsor, Willie Riggins, Johnnie Penny, Phyllis Wells, Kathy Bocknite. TOP ROW Mary Ephraim, Aaron Blake, James Richey, Bob Seay, John Blagg, Larry Pierson, James Bagley, Aaron Anderson, Sam Hairston. LEFT The officers of EAC are Sue Smith, Secretary, Larry Pierson, President, James Bagley, Vice President, John Blagg, Treasurer. Terry, Debbie Terry, secretary, 9 connecting link between the students, the teachers, and the community. To become a student must be enrolled in a iournalism class. Mr. McQuain serves as sponsor Lion's Roar Reports School Happenings The Lion's Roar forms a member of the staff, a for the strictly self-supporting school paper. The paper is financed by advertisers and by the students who pay ten cents per copy. Tyann Cosgrove, Editor, Stark McQuain, Sponsor, Gary Black, Assistant Editor. ! Gene DUYI 5P0 fS Edlfofi Kf1ll'1Y Kirkland, Cubs Cofnef Edlfofi Brenda Perkins, Typist, Ronald Nichols, Circulation Manager, Phyllis Gwen -l0hf1S0f1, Feflll-'fe ECl'l0f- Wells and Paul Hollingshead, Advertising Managers. 60 Pecan Staff Pictures Year's Events Cries of anguish when a headline will not fit, tears when a roll of film turns out blank, exclamations of delight when an idea turns out right, and laughter when students work as a team on o common proiect symbolize the efforts of the l97l A 1 Pecan staff to publish a tl yearbook for their fellow students at BHS. The Pecan staff wishes to express a special note of thanks to the members of fifth period study hall and to Sue Hudson for the time and effort which they so willingly dedicated to help make the '71 Pecan a success. LEFT Co-editors Vicki Kitner and Pam Stevens discuss the Progress Chart with sponsor, Mrs. Collier. ABOVE Yearbook work brings the staff together. Staff members are Evelyn Ratliff, typist, Paul Wright, sports editor, Kala Carlisle, student life editor, Janet Willis, index editor, Donna Low, caption writer, Tony Krischke, business manager, and Patsy Donahoo, class editor. LEFT Head photographer Gaylon Day explains the techniques of using the enlarger to Rodney Rountree and Roland Balderrama. 161 Dobbs, Ken 4 88 62 - A - Aaron, Malcom 4 103, 147 Adams, Jerry 4 110, 117, 142 Aduddell, Patrick 4 5, 103, 125, 157 Aguirre, Ada 4 85, 155 Aguirre, Aline 4 110 Aguirre, Amelia 4 110, 66, 155 Airhart, Marci 4 85, 136 Alexander, Cynthia 4 110, 131, 140, 146, 147 Alexander, Harold 4103, 142, 158 Allen, Charles 4 110, 142 Allen, Friou 4 103, 150 Allen, Jenny 4 110, 151 Allen, Jolly 4 103, 157, 82 Allen, Rodney 4 110, 142 Allgood, Charles 4 103, 130 Alter, Marvin 4 110, 159 Anderson, Aaron 4 103, 142, 159 Anderson, Carl 4 110 Anderson, Donald 4 103, 125, 151, 157 Anderson, Robert 4 85 Anderstein, Bruce 4 1 10 Arant, Patricia 4 103 Arteaga, Victor 4 1 10, 151 Arthur, Sheryl 4 103, 122, 133 Ator, David 4 85 - B - Bagley, Aleta 4 1 10, 47, 140, 155 Bagley, James 4 85, 89, 135, 142, 159 Bagley, Michelle 4 85, 122, 159 Bailey, Janice 4 103, 124, 133, 135, 158 Baird, Mike 4 85, 157 Baker, Susan 4 85, 148 Baker, Tony 4 110 Balderama, Linda 4 85, 148 Balderama, Roland 4 103, 161 Ballard, Larry 4 110, 125, 147 Ballard, Vernon 4 110, 147 Balleio, Frank 4 110 Balleio, John 4 9, 85 Banks, Linda 4 159, 110 Banks, Richard 4 103 Banks, Ronald 4 110 Barker, Buddy 4 65, 103, 142 Barnes, Hardie 4 34, 103, 127, 129, 130, 157 Barron, Gary 4 30, 31, 32, 38, 85, '127, 130 Barton, Sandra Barton, Kay 4 110, 158 Bastardo, Delia 4 85, 148 Beard, Wayne 4 103, 150 Beck, Danny 4 85, 157 Bible, Raymond 4 103 Bickle, Treasa 4 103, 142 Biggs, David 4 111 Bird, Angela 4 111, 154, 140 Bird, Louanne 4 49, 103, 123, 133, 155 Birmingham, Bennie 4111, 125, 130 Student Index Black, Gary 4 9, 85, 127, 157, 160 Blackstock, Kathy 4 103, 155 Blagg, Michael 4 102, 103, 136, 154 Blagg, John 4 85, 87, 73, 133, 136, 142, 159, 70 Blair, Joe 4 103 Blair, Nell Irene 4 111 Blake, Aaron 4 85, 127, 159 Blake, Beverly 4 111, 135, 146 Blankenship, Joyce 4 148 Blanton, Eugene 4 103, 150 Blasingame, Gary 4 85, 73 Bledsoe, Gary 4 103 Bobo, Peggy 4 74, 80, 83, 85, 87, 28, 122, 123, 146 Bocknite, Cathy 4 111, 159 Bowden, Peggy 4 85 Bowers, Christine 4 155 Bower, Richard 4111, 41 , 142, 154 Boyd, Kathy 4 51 , 103 Bragdon, John Brandstetter, Cathy 4 103, 156 Brasher, John 4 111 Braud, Michelle 4 73, 75, 111, 142, 144 Braud, Wallace 4 20, 23, 73, 81, 85,135,136,142,144, 145 4 28,103,142 Bright, Kaye 4 17, 103, 142, 154 Brittan, Hellen 4 158 Britton, Joseph 4 103, 36, 128, 157 Brock, David 4 111, 125, 130, 157 Brown, Glenda 4103, 155, 156 Brown, John 4 103 Brown, Nancy Brown, Lonnie 4 103 Brown, Tim Bruce, Stephen 4 111, 151 Bruce, William 4 111 Burks, Stephen 15, 103, 131 Burleson, Lisa 4 Burnett, John 4 Burt, Carla 4 73, 75, 103, 124, 136, 139, 146 Bush, David Butler, Stephen 4 67, 1 1 1 Butler, Vanessa 4 6, 85 111,140 103,151 - C - Cadenhead, Ernest 4 85 Cadenhead, Nancy 4111, 131, 144, 156 Callaway, Sherry 4 103, 150 Camacho, David 4 73, 102, 103,125,133,l35,156,157 Camp, Billy 4 85, 150 Camp, David 4 65, 111,125, 130, 140, 157 Campbell, Gloria 4 82, 103 Campbell, James 4 103 Campbell, Ricky 4 86, 150 Canta, Valerino Cardenas, Yolanda 4 86, 148 Carlisle, Kala 4 7, 74, 86, 73, 122, 133, 136, 154, 161, 70 Carlisle, Ronald 4 86 Carlson, Angie 4 80, 86 Carmack, Don 4 103 Carr, Timothy 4 111, 142, 154 Carter, Becky 4 4, 14, 23, 74, 86,131,132,133,136 Carthen, Ranette 4 1 11 Cartwright, Craig 4 103, 151 Case, Butch 4 41,111,142, 144 Chamness, Toni 4 86 Chaumont, Rickey 4 86 Cheirs, Leland 4 10, 32, 86, 127, 147 Chesser, Beverly 4 103, 122, 136, 146, 156 Chesser, Steve 4 111, 125, 157, 147 Childs, Joe 4 111, 125 Chitwood, Gayle 4 103, 124, 139, 154 Clampitt, Martha 4 86, 87, 120, 121, 155 Clark, Sheila 4 86, 122, 136, 154 Clements, Eddie 4 27, 111, 133, 140, 154 Clippinger, Katri 4 111 Coates, Jackie 4 103, 151 Cobern, Anne 4 103, 154 Cochran, Terrell 4 103, 151 Coleman, Jodell 4 102, 103, 123, 139, 146 Coleman, Pam 4 43, 70, 73, 74, 75, 78, 86, 89, 123, 133, 136 ,135,146,156 Collier, Becky 4 10, 103, 124, 139, 154 Collier, Cathy 4 140 Collins, Cindy 4 158 Colvin, Bobby 4 111, 156 Colyer, Gretchen 4 111 Combes, Jim 4 111, 125, 157 Cook, Ronnie 4 111, 157 Cornett, Laura 4 1 1 1 Cosgrove, Tyioaka 4 73, 81, 86, 136, 160 Costa, Cindy 4 111, 158 Covington, Jerry 4 104, 151 Covington, Pam 4 86, 136, 148 Cooper, Homer 4111, 125, 157 Copeland, Tommy 4 86, 157 Cornelius, Jim 4 10, 86, 147 Cornelius, Virginia 4 81 , 86, 142, 154 Cornett, Edwin 4 86 Cox, Roger 4 104 Cozby, Patricia 4 1 1 1, 158 Creek, Tommy 4 104 Croft, Vonn 4 51, 104 Cross, Becky 4 1 1 1 Cross, Jerry 4 31, 39, 83, 86, 87, 127, 157 Cross, Jimmy 4 86, 131, 136, 133, 146, 154 Crouse, Richard 4 86, 73 Cunningham, Jimmy 4104, 131, 157 Cunningham, Vonda 4 155 Cupp, Barbara 4 104, 155 Cupp, Martha 4 86, 148 Curbo, Roy 4 104, 125, 156, 157 Curbow, Gene 4 88 Cutbirth, Brian 4 111, 125, 133 129,130,135, 140,157 Cutbirth, Steve 4 34, 73, 102, 104,127,130,133,135, 136, 139, 157 , D - Daniel, Loretta 4 88, 136, 144, 148 Daniels, Kim 4111, 115, 142 Dansby, Rickey 4 20, 104, 15' Darnell, Juanita 4 88, 142,14 Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Harrell- 111, 129 Kirk412,111,125, 15 Linda 4 18, 104, 124 Michael 4 88, 142, 147 Penny- 111, 144 Day, Alan 4 111, 140, 147, 125 Day, Diann 4 88 Day, Gaylon 4 88, 161 Day, Gene 4 88, 127, 133, 135, 157, 160 Day, Kristy 4 88, 124 Deen, Connie 4 43, 88, 122, 123, 158 Dehay, Jeff 4 88, 91 , 136, 15 Dehay, Steve 4 28, 80, 88, 127, 157 De Lar osa, Mary 4 111 Delgado, Freddie 4 9 Delisle, Meta 4 88, 148 Dibrell, Greg 4 88, 157 Dichey, Helen 4 104 Dillard, David 4 104, 142, 141 158 Dobbins, Steve 4 88 Dobbins, Terry 4 104, 151 Donahoo, Patsy 4 7, 104, 15 161 Donley, Dennis 4 18, 104, 1' Doss, Gene 4 20, 74, 87, 89, 127, 133,134,135,136, 146, 154 Dough erty, Rhonda 4 104 Drewry, Shona 4 104, 124, 1 Drisdale, Rocky 4 111 Duffie, Ester 4 1 55 Duncan, Bill 4 89, 127 Duncan, Debbie 4104, 122, 154 Durtschi, Charles 4 104, 142, 154, 155, 158 Dyches, Greg 4 104, 130, 15 157 -E- Edwards, Alida 4 89, 139, 1 Edwards, Linda Kay 4 50, 1 1 155 Egger, Debbie - 104, 158 Elliot, Mersha - 42, 74, 87, 123, 89, 133, 135, 136, 139, 154 Ely, Wayne - 104, 151 Emery, Ann - 89 Emery, Gayle-111, 120, 121, 131 Ephraim, Mary - 111, 159 Estes, Lisa - 12, 89, 148 Etheredge, Ginger - 104 Evans, Judy - 104, 122, 146, 156 Evans, Gayle - 1 1 1 Evans, Sharon - 111 Ezzel, Brenda - 148 - F - Faries, Allen - 73, 75, 104, 142, 154, 156 Farley, Dana - 112, 142 Fedora, Kendal- 16, 112, 147 Ferguson, Gary - 89, 157 Ferguson, Patricia - 1 12, 140, 158 Field, Janice - 104, 155 Firth, Freddy - 57, 104 Fletcher, Allen - 112 Florey, Jim - 65, 112, 129, 1 30, 133, 140,157 Flowers, James - 112, 157 Followell, Sherita - 50, 73, 104 150 Folsom, Rodney - 28, 30, 38, 73, 102, 104, 127, 13O,135, 139, 157 Forbess, Teresa - 104, 142, 154, 158 Fowler, Ann - 89, 122, 158 Fowler, Sharma - 112, 135, 140, 145, 146 Franklin, Don - 104, 157 Frazier, Janie -112, 140,155 Freeland, Jane - 104, 123, 146 Freeman, Garland - 102, 104, 154 Fudge, Ann - 89, 148 Fulton, Suzanne - 112, 155 Funderburg, Trisha - 112 Funderburg, Millard - 104, 151 Funderburg, Patricia - 1 12 - G - alloway, Robert- 73, 75, 104, 137, 142, 154 arcia, Norma - 112, 146 arcia, Valde - 112, 120, 121 , 155 arner, Daniel - 112 entry, Donna - 112, 146 eorge, Laura - 102, 104, 131, 146 eorge, Tommy - 36, 73, 74, 87, 89, 127, 128, 135, 139, 157 146, ibson, ibson, ibson, ilbert, Deena -112,154 Mike- 127, 151,157 Terry- 104, 151 James- 112 ill, Mike - 38, 112, 130, 157 ilmore, Carla - 9, 73, 89, 122, 154. leaton, Elizabeth - 104, 159 oodgion, Nila - 104 1 Goodgion, Mike -112, 125, 140 Goodwin, Linda - 104, 155 Goodwin, Peggy - 89, 148 Goodwin, Steve - 104, 127, 130, 156, 157 Goolsby, Terri - 1 12 Gotcher, Jan - 112, 154 Gotcher, Ricky - 1 12 Gottschalk, Gina - 112, 140, 155 Grant, Lemore - 112, 140, 155 Graham, Loretta - 104 Grant, Lanell - 105, 155 Grapengater, Mark - 112 Graves, Roland - 89 Gray, Gary -112, 125, 157 Green, Jerry - 105 Greer, David - 10, 105, 157 Griffin, Frank - 105, 154 Griffin, Nancy - 112 Groom, Brent- 112 Gwathmey, Donna - 112, 142 - H - Hairston, Samuel- 10, 89, 159 Hale, Steve - 89, 150 Hall, Dicky - 73, 75,112, 125, 157 Hall, Marilyn - 112 Hall, Ray - 105 Holloway, Danny Hamlett, Bobby - 89, 150 Hammond, Bobby - 42, 70, 74, 75, 89, 120, 121, 136, 144, 146 Hammond, Flo - 112 Hammond, Melodi - 41 , 112, 146 Hammond, Phyllis - 112 Hansboro, Ollie Ruth - 105, 159 Hardy, David - 112, 151 Harlow, Nancy - 18, 105, 154 Harris, Jo Ellen - 105 Harriss, Kenneth - 105, 154 Harry, Becky - 140, 146 Harvell, Linda - 105, 146 Harvell, Sandra - 105, 155 Hass, Greg - 20, 41 , 73, 75, 112, 133,142,145 Hatchett, Bo - 112, 147 Havins, Bill - 42, 43, 73, 74, 89 Heard, Brandon - 112 Hearne, Roderick - 1 12 Henderson, Bobby - 112, 157 Henley, John - 41, 73, 75,112, 135, 142, 144 Herman, David - 154 Hill, Donna - 105, 146 Hill, Danny - 89 Hill, P. J. -112,140 Hill, Rickey - 105, 125, 157 Hinoiosa, Sylvia - 112, 133, 142 Hitt, Stanley - 105, 125, 147 Hodges, Jerry - 112, 159 Holland, Brenda - 112, 133, 146 Holley, John - 42, 87, 89, 135, 139, 157 Hollingshead, Mickey - 28, 36, 37, 90, 127, 128, 157 Hollingshead, Paul - 105, 160 Hollingshead, Tammy - 30, 102,105,127,128,157 Holloway, Danny - 105, 151 Holt, Pam - 105, 154 Hoppenrath, Jim -113, 142, 158 Hopson, Jolynne - 90 Horton, Ricky - 102, 105, 135, 147 Howard, Maudie - 90, 159 Hudgeons, Donna - 90 Hudson, Alysbelle - 41 , 73, 113, 140, 144 Hudson, Billy - 113 Hudson, Steve - 113, 125, 157 Hudson, Sue - 105, 155 Hudspeth, Rex - 49, 113, 147 Huggins, William -113, 142, 154 Hutchinson, Bernice - 90, 19 .. I - Ingram, David Inman, Joe Bob -113, 151 Isbell, Sandy - 73, 90, 148 lsom, John - 20, 30, 73, 74, 76, 87, 90,127, 134,135, 136, 146, 157 - J - Jackson, Lawrence - 73, 105 Jacobs, Beniamin - 113 Jacobs, Carrol- 6, 1 1, 1 13, 130, 147 Jamar, Shelley - 102, 105, 123, 133, 146 James, David - 110, 113, 125, 129, 135, 155,140 Jarvis, Cindy - 90, 158 Jarvis, Pam - 105, 155 Jarvis, Terry - 79, 113, 140, 146 Jenkins, Brenda -105, 124, 158 Jenkins, Kathy - 90, 148 Jennings, Jennings, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, 146 Johnson, Johnson, 160 Johnson, Johnson, 155 Anna - 1 13 Simon Bart- 113, 125 Ester -113,155 Gayla -113, 140, Gordon Gwen - 124, 146, Pat- 113, 158 Sandra -105, 135, Jones, Darrell- 65, 113, 140, 157 Jones, Perry - 151 Jones, Don - 105, 154 Jones, Joni- 113, 142, 155 Jordon, Jana - 113, 140, 146 Joslin, Valerie - 105, 124, 154 - K - Karnes, Adalene - 113 Kasahn, Jan - 41, 140, 146 Kay, Angela - 105, 154 Kay, Victor - 39, 87, 89, 90, 131, 135 Keel, Darlene - 105 Keeton, Pam - 113, 142, 158 Keith, Larry - 113, 140, 155, 156 Kelley, Debby - 1 13 Kelley, Patty - 105, 150 Kelley, Sherri- 18, 73, 90, 155, 156 Ketcham, James - 105, 154 Key, Dennis - 105, 150 Key, Terry -113, 151 King, Celia - 41, 73,113,140 King, Dean -113, 125, 156, 157 King, Kassandra - 113 King, Rodney - 90 King, Susan - 113 King, Susan - 90, 131, 142 King, Tommy - 90 Kington, Karen - 105, 144 Kirby, Ricky - 38, 105, 130, 137, 139, 157 Kirkland, Kathy - 90, 123, 139, 146, 160 Kirksey, Dianne - 105, 122, 135,137,139, 154 Kirksey, Pam - 10, 90, 131 , 154 Kiser, Sheila - 113 Kite, Randy - 114, 142, 158 Kitner, Vicki- 7, 26, 73, 90, 154, 160 Knight, Donald - 105, 127, 130, 157 Knight, Michelle - 105, 148 Knotts, Jackie - 105 Knutson, Ricky - 105 Krischke, David - 15, 75, 105, 135, 137,154, 161 Kroencke, Kathy - 105, 154, 158 Kuykendall, Karl - 105, 147 - L - Lacy, John - 73, 114, 155 Lombard, Albert - 90 Lamkin, Linda - 105, 154, 158 Lancaster, Dale - 106, 151 Lancaster, Tim - 106 Langley, Stephen - 51, 106, 156 Langston, James - 114 Lawrence, Otis - 1 14, 147 La Salle, Linda - 114 Leach, Brenda - 1 13 Leach, Susan - 106, 150 Leonhard, John - 114, 142, 145 Lewallen, David - 106, 137, 154 Lewis, Mike - 114, 142, 144 Lindsey, Denise - 106 Lindsey, Sherri- 106, 131, 154, 158 Lindsey, Marcella - 90, 131, 155 Lindsey, Steve - 114, 125, 157 Little, Betty - 114 Little, Micky - 90, 151 Little, Timmy - 90, 131, 157 Littleton, Patsy - 90, 148 Locke, Robert- 90, 144 Lockwood, Charles -114, 133, 140, 156, 157 Lockwood, Patricia - 70, 73, 74, 75, 90,123, 124,133, 163 64 136,,139, 146, 156 Long, Donald 4 114, 147 Long, June 4 114 Longley, Jay 4 106, 158 Lopez, Frank 4 91, 151 Lopez, Joe-4 106, 151 Low, Donna 4 106, 144, 161 Loyd, Angelique 4 49, 114, 133, 135, 146 Loyd, David 4 91, 150 Loyd, Stephen 4 20, 87, 91, 147 Loyd, Terry 4 114 Ludwick, Sheila 4 106, 124, 146 Luthy, Kathy 4 92, 124 Lyons, Madeleine 4106, 142, 155 - M - Mackey, Mike 4 106, 147, 151 Madole, Keith 4 24, 114, 125, 130, 133, 157 Maggard, Steve 4 114 Magness, Donna 4 106, 146 Manning, Karen 4 106, 154 Marshall, Robert 4 114, 155 Martin, Karen 4 114 Martin, Nancy 4 106, 159 Martin, Sherry 4 106, 142 Martinez, Fernando 4 106, 125, 157 Mason, Jack Mason, Jim 4 70, 137 Masters, Ricky 4 106, 154 Mothison, Paul 4 106 Mathews, Mike 4 92, 150 Matthews, Ronnie 4 106, 154 Mauldin, Marilyn 4 92, 148 Mauldin, Michella 4 92, 146 May, Danny 4 106, 147 May, John 4114, 147 May, Lanny 4 92, 147 Mayfield, Yvonne 4 114, 155 Mozurek, Ray 4 92 McAliley, Marla 4 24, 114, 146 McBee, Karen 4 41, 73, 75, 114, 131, 145 McClain, Darla 4 92, 122, 155 McClellan, Bob 4114, 130, 157 McClelland, Clive 4 4, 70, 74, 75, 92, 133,135,136, 142, 154 McClelland, David 4 41,114, 142, 154 McClelland, Robin 4 106, 142 McClung, Bill 4 92, 142 McDonald, Mike 4 92, 151 McConald, Phil 4 114 McFarlane, Mary Hellen 4 17, 24, 75, 106, 123, 137, 146, 156 McHorse, Karey Gail 4 80, 87, 93, 123, 124, 146 McHorse, Randy 4114, 131 , 140 McLane, Mike 4 150 McMath, Susan 4 41, 114, 145 McNamee, Joel 4 93, 150 McNeal, Danny 4 114, 131, 140, 155 McNeal, Wanda 4 73, 102, 106, 139 McShan, Denise 4 93, 146 McShan, Michael 4 8, 26, 102, 106, 139, 144 Meadows, Tony Meltor, Bill 4 151 Meredith, Kay 4 93, 142, 155 Meyer, Herbert 4 114, 125, 140, 157 Milch, Merrily 4 124, 106, 158 Miller, Earl 4 93, 158 Miller, Darius 4 114, 125, 157 Miller, Jerry 4 114 Miller, Jimmy 4 114 Miller, Randy 4 93 Milloway, Michael 4 106 Mitchell, Kenneth 4 93, 151 Modgling, Otis 4 114 Molina, Federico 4 114 Molina, Mario 4 106, 125, 157 Molina, Oswaldo 4 151 Monroe, Doug 4 1 14 Montague, Tonda 4 106, 124 Moore, Garry 4 14, 74, 93, 127,135,156,157 Moore, Joe 4 106, 151 Moore, Paul 4 93, 151 Moore, Roman 4 114 Moore, Rhonda 4 155 Moore, Sherry 4 74, 76, 93, 123 Moore, Terry 4 28, 49, 1 14, 156 Morelock, Diane 4 102, 106, 124, 158 Morgan, Becky 4 106, 155 Morgan, Mike 4 114, 125,157 Morris, Bobby 4 106, 137, 156, 157 Morris, Kathy 4 93 Morris, Kenneth 4 93 Morris, Wayne 4 106 Moseley, Donna 4 114, 140 Moss, James 4 93, 95 Mullins, Deborah 4 106, 146 Mullins, Jim Mullins, Robert 4 114, 155 Myre, Sherry 4 1 14, 140, 146, 156 Myrick, Chester Myrick, Rusty A N - Nance, Mike 4 51, 93 Neal, Pamela 4 26, 106, 156, 158 Nehr, Charles 4 114 Newsom, Gary 4 114, 155 Newton, Bobby Newton, Cindy 4 29, 43, 74, 87, 93,120,121,133,154 Newton, Doris 4 73 Newton, Kurt4106, 127, 129, 139, 157 Norwood, Betsy 4 114, 155 Norwood, Brenda 4 114, 146 Norwood, Kim 4 4, 106, 157 Nichols, Patsy 4 114 Nichols, Ronald 4 93, 127, 157, 160 Norris, Howard 4 73, 74, 75, 87, 93,127,136,144,146, 147 -QW Old, Mary 4 25,114,131,140 Oller, Donna 4 93, 122, 155 Ornelas, Edward 4 114,125, 157 Ornelas, Rosemarie 4 5, 106, 144, 156 Osborn, Debby 4 115, 159 Osborn, Michael Osborn, Mona 4 50, 93, 137, 150 Owen, Carl 4 93, 157 - p - Painter, Ernie 4 51, 106, 151 Palmer, Janis 4 115, 142, 145 Payne, Larry 4 106 Parsons, Troy 4 82, 93, 148 Pearce, Franklin 4 93 Pena, Rosie 4 115, 135, 159 Pennie, Johnnie Karen 4115, 142, 159 Perez, Rudy 4 115, 125 Perez, Tony 4 157 Perkins, Brenda 4 106, 144, 160 Perry, Kay 4 115, 155 Pierce, Sandy Joe 4 151 Pierson, Larry 4 94, 128, 157, 159 Pike, Patti 4 106, 123, 146 Pinkston, Jimmy 4 115, 147 Pinto, Brian 4 79, 102, 106, 127,133,135,157 Pittman, Robert 4 1 15 Pitts, Greg 4 94 Piper, Danny 4 51, 73, 94 Piper, Ronnie 4 115, 158 Platter, Becky 4 106 Platter, Belinda 4 115, 155 Platter, Brenda 4 115, 155 Ply, Diane 4 115, 140, 145 Ply, Susan 4 94, 148 Pope, Raymond 4 151 Porter, Charles 4106, 131, 139, 157 Prince, Jamye 4 115 Pursch, Bill 4 94, 157 - Q - Quick, John 4 94, 150 Quick, Lisa 4 106 Quick, Robert 4 1 15 .. R - Ragsdale, Sylvia 4 1 15, 146 Ramos, Armando 4 106 Ramphal, Robert 4 65, 115, 140, 155 Randolph, Deborah 4 115 Rasco, Brenda 4 1 15 Ratliff, Barbara 4 8, 107, 124, 144 Ratliff, Bill 4 115, 151 Ratliff, Charles 4 151 Ratliff, Evelyn 4 7, 91, 94, 155, 161 Ray, Barbara 4 76, 102, 106, 120,121, 133,135,144 Ray, Darrell 4 76, 80, 87, 94, 127, 157 Redding, Larry 4 107, 125, 157 Reed, Pam 4 107, 156, 155 Reid, Brent- 1 10, 115, 135, 140, 147 Reid, Monty 4 107, 147 Reid, Tim 4 31, 35, 38, 36, 50, 107,127, 125,128, 130, 133, 137, 139,157 Reven, Sheri 4 107, 150 Reynolds, Gary 4 115, 151 Reynolds, Jerry 4 116 Rhoades, Debra 4 1 16 Rhodes, Val 4 107, 127, 130, 133, 135,139,157 Rice, Bonnie 4 94, 142 Rice, Robin 4 94, 28 Richardson, Jamie 4 116, 158 Richey, James 4 94, 131, 159 Riggins, Willie 4 47, 116, 140, 159 Riley, Kathy 4 107, 155 Robbs, Roy Roberts, Helen 4 116, 156 Roberts, Larry 4 1 16 Robles, Roy 4 116 Rodgers, Valerie 4 73, 94, 146 Rodriquez, Billy 4 7, 107, 131 Rogers, Nance 4 107 Rogers, Sharon 4 116 Romero, Bobby 4 107, 151 Ross, Dianne 4 116 Rosa, Mary Dela 4 155 Rountree, Rodney 4 7, 1 16, 13O,14O,155,16l Rowbotham, Denise 4 116, 140 146 Rushing, Naomi 4 116, 146 Russell, Leonard 4 116, 147 Rutledge, Mike 4 116 - 5 .. Salazar, Amanda 4 107, 158 Salazar, Johnny Sams, Peggy 4 94, 96, 154 Sandifer, Beverly 4 94 Scaff, Barry 4 116, 125, 147 Scaff, Kerry 4 94, 148 schm, Billy - 116, 140 Schneider, Jann 4 107 Schwab, Johnny 4 107 Scott, Will 4 34, 38, 94,127, 128, 130, 151 Scribner, Betty 4 94 Scruggs, Michael Sears, Charla 4 116, 146 Seay, Bob 4 107, 127, 159 Sharpe, Terri 4 107 Shaw, Patsy 4 116 Sheffield, Allen 4 63, 107, 12 147 Shelton, Linda 4 107, 158 Shelton, Ted 4 70, 94, 131, 137, 154 Siegfried, Sheila 4 116, 155 Siegfied, Teresa 4 83, 150, 15 Sikes, Cindy 4 116, 146 Sikes, Debbie 4 107, 124, 15 Sikes, Greg 4 116 Simmons, Bill 4 6, 102,107, 147 Simmons, Janice 4116, 140, 155 Simpson, Sharon 4 94, 124, 159 Sims, Darlene 4 107 Sims, Karlene 4 116, 146 Sirois, Maritia 4 107, 142, 1 ' Slagle, Zan 4 10, 59, 94, 14 I ledge, Teresa - 1 16 Iiger, Tommy - 116 mith, Bruce - 31, 107, 127, 147 mith, Clifford mith, Darrell- 39, 110, 116, 133,135,140, 155 mith, Debbie - 64, 94 mith, Gary -110, 116, 125, 135, 147 mith, Karen - 75, 87, 94, 124, 136,146,147,156 mith, Karen - 107, 124, 154 ith, Le Anne - 27, 1 10, 116, 135, 140, 158 ith, Mitchell- 107, 139, 144, 156 ith, Patty - 94, 148 ith, Randy - 73, 107, 159 1 ith, Sharon - 94, 150 ith, Sue - 10, 19, 94, 159 ' ith, Valeria-102, 107, 123, 146, 156 yder, Graham - 28, 31, 43, 73, 80, 95, 127, 130, 133, 139, 157 yder, Jan - 155 yder, Marian -116,133, 146 fge, Carolyn - 116, 155 ules, Linda - 107 uthall, Shae - 32, 107, 127, 128, 133, 157 anke, Jaye Nan - 116, 146 ark, Linda - 95, 158 arnes, Linda - 81, 95, 142, 154 phens, Cheryl- 116, 142, 144, 156 phens, Greg - 108, 142, 144, 156 phens, Lisa -116,131,133, 146, 156 vens, Pam - 7, 95, 161 vens, Randy - 108 vens, Vanessa -116, 140, 145, 156 wart, Maren Lynn - 108, 155, 156 wart, Nancy - 108 kes, Stephen - 1 17, 130, 147 ne, Bill- 95, 135, 137, 142 ne, Jeanna -117,146 ne, John - 95 rm, Loy -108, 129, 156 ickland, Rickie dderth, Debbie - 117, 146 ab, Johnny - 151 ain, Bettie - 117 anner, Risa - 41,115,117, 142, 144, 156 eeney, Becky - 74, 82, 87, 122, 134,135,137,154 1' - t, James - 108, 125, 157 lor, Jo Jo -117,142,146 1 lor, Mike - 108, 125, 157 1 lor, Tommy - 117, 125 1 lor, Ruby - 108 gue, Terry - 117, 147 rell, Juanell - 95, 142, 155 Tervooren, Debbie - 73, 74, 81, 87, 95, 133, 137, 142, 154 Tervooren, Douglas - 28, 81, 108, 142 Terry, Cynthia - 108, 159 Terry, Debbie - 95, 159 Terry, Frances - 117, 155 Terry, Shirley - 117 Thomas, Charlie - 9, 97, 157 Thomas, Doris - 73, 117 Thomas Linda - 146 Thomas, Gary - 117, 147 Thompson, Willie Thompson, Ray - 30, 33, 63, 108, 127,129,130,157 Thompson, Samuel - 108, 150 Tindol, Robert- 108, 142, 156, 159 Tiner, Hillious - 117, 142 Torrez, Arthur - 117, 125, 151 Townsend, Freddy -117, 142, 145 Trevino, Linda - 117, 146 Trevino, Ray - 108 Trigg, Mike - 78, 87, 92, 97, 157 Troutman, Robin - 73, 108 Trowbridge, Phillip - 97, 151 Tucker, Bobby - 95, 97 Tucker, Kenny - 117, 157 Tucker, Rudy Tulcus, Steve- 11 Turner, Bobby - 97, 156 Turner, Maryanne - 117, 140 Turnbow, Kathy - 97, 122, 155 Twiford, Donnie - 1 10, 1 17, 125,129,135,140, 155 -U Ussery, Marilyn - 47, 117, 140, 146 -V Van Huss, Mike - 108 Vargas, Ninfa - 97, 146 Varela, Ronny - 108, 125, 157 Vaughan, Cheryl - 97 Vaughn, Debbie - 97, 117, 146 Vernon, Harold - 117, 147 Vickers, Kayia - 148 W Wade, Cody - 117, 151 Waldrop, Sue - 97 Walker, Debbie - 117 Walker, Stanley -108, 125, 156, 157 Wallace, June - 78, 108, 123, 133, 146 Waller, Bobby - 19, 108, 157 Walton, Connie - 140 Ward, Belinda - 10, 117, 140 Ward, Jill - 155, 156 Ward, Tommie Jill- 108, 142 Warren, Donna - 97, 148 Waters, Judy - 117, 145 Webb, James - 97, 142, 144 Weber, Diane - 89, 97, 135, 148 Webster, Julie - 117, 146 Weisinger, Virgil- 38, 73, 117, 130, 140 Welch, Joel - 1 17, 155 Weld, Joel Wells, Isaac -117, 125, 129, 130, 157 Wells, Ronny - 97 Wells, Phyllis - 22, 97, 159, 160 West, Ray - 29,108, 120, 121, 139, 147, 156 Westfall, Truman - 37, 79, 117, 125, 128, 155 Wheeler, Karen - 108, 155 Whisenant, Paul - 108 White, Billy - 117, 155 White, Larry - 108 White, Randy 4 117 Whitfield, Shelia - 108 Whiteley, Fay - 97, 155 Whitworth, Orann - 117, 155 Wilkerson, Cheryl - 117, 140, 155 Wilks, Billie - 117, 155 Williams, Donald - 73, 97, 137 142, 159 Williams, James - 108, 127, 129 Williamson, Debby - 117, 155 Williford, Harold - 150 Williford, Joe - 117, 140, 158 Willingham, Danny -117, 125, 1 140, 157 Willingham, can - az, 97, 133, 135, 137 Willis, Janet- 73, 97, 124, 137,156,159,161 Willis, Marsha - 97, 155 Willmon, Belinda - 117, 155 Willson, Kathy - 97, 123, 137, 154 Willson, Roger - 108, 147 Wilson, Don - 102, 108, 127, 147 Wilson, Tim - 49, 108, 127, 147 Windahl, Debbie - 97 Windham, Malcolm - 109 Wise, Danny - 117 Wood, Terry - 117, 155 Woodson, Lisa - 75, 117, 135, 145, 146 Worley, Gary - 43, 97, 147 Wright, Paul- 18, 109, 161 Wright, Teresa - 109, 155 - Y - Yoncy, Beth - 82, 97, 147 Yantis, Kathleen - 29, 73, 75, 102, 109, 124,133, 135, 137, 146, 156 ,E is Y ABOVE Kristy Day and Connie Deen display a drawing entered in the first annual art show. BELOW Tim Wilson enjoys the large assortment of food at the FHA tasting tea. MM 165 '15 w I exist os I om, that is enough. 1 1 I I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I s I I I I I 1 I I 1 I I I I I I I , Memoriom to Our'FEIend Ricky Knutson Forgive my grief for one removed, Thy creature, whom I found so fair. I trust he lives in thee, and there I find him worthier to be Ioved. - Tennyson AQVMJV Qfjwbmu gawk, 0V'?AL6JL A , WL Www O, 6 MWMWMW F' WW K ffafffwvt Jig ,f fgwww aL ,,f ,!,fZZ5LLi,,: Afjmfwf Wk' A M M 32522 Ziffffff fwf Aim M i fyvf-Zi., ,B ' QQ Tfi1iff., f'!Z 'w'WG4? QNX j9fgHf - , ki H, Y 09 ,gvpyjxx wb 3 LSU Q QA N MW' 1' MQW OH NE Q MsfgisS , 16.1, X47 !LQf1.QQ2f,fm,L00 out cm wJQbwmwf:MLpf2,oP. 551632 gbhu jucwa O, if-GQQVQQQL, ELG-LL, QLQJQQJUJQ . 'QfQ xgajwjok, ww, JJ wx f , D P Q 'te' Lam ffM'7f1,,4M,4 f , Qi. For the first time in approxi- mately fifteen years, the Brown- wood High School senior class selected new ring designs. 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