Brownwood High School - Pecan Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1972 volume:

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'N 1 ll I6 L Ye'r if people sil' lback and merely observe, how can fhey ever know whal' I+ feels like +o experience, 'ro be a par+ of +he world 'rhey supposedly do nol' wan+. X 445 Involvemen+, H' derives from ambH'ion and encouragement And in +his involvemeni' we feel +he in'rense fervor of an'Hcipa+ion, par+icipa+ion, and gra+ifica+ion. f M 1., . fi if Zgffig L1 i1 ,nl , Am bi+ion The desire 'ro win is useless wi+hou+ 'l'he desire +0 prepare. n WEE- - . Sf: fifth 'yh 1 , 2' I 4 V13 , L w...., I Compe+i+ion mo+iva+es an inner s+reng+h +ha+ ca+alyzes an ou+er reac'rion. 'V 4 Bui' one mus+ remember +l1a+ along wi+h 'rhese If comes 'rhe inevi+abili+y of success or failure - 55 9 ' ' ' : f ff' ' T ' .v x ' Q. V . , M . - , , W 3, ,fm Mmwwmwmifhimkwww mw, WF- Mwvwmww, , ' v ' V 2 ., 1 V + , bv' 1. 5-'YY -ff g,,W3,'g, H- , I :V ij:,Qjgi, .2 1, Vg ' V , jg ww w 0 N xi M 6 ,, - '- w i g f - , 'T if? 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They labor in +he areas of' group parficipafion such as Cheerleaders .3 Juniors Valde Garcia, LeAnne Smifhg Seniors Mike McShan, Barbara Rayp Mascot Tonda Montague, and Sophomores Jim Moore, Hollye Mask. r an w A 1 Members of the LIONETTES are, FIRST ROW: Sheila Ludwick, Dianne Kirksey, Beverly Chesser, Becky Collier, Jane Freeland. SECOND ROW: Terry Moore, Carla Burt, Gina Gottschalk, Karen Kington, Linda Davis, Sylvia Ragsdale, Marian Snyder, Julie Webster, Angela Kay. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Mayfield, Debra Rhodes, Pam Holi, Donna Magness, Jana Jordan, Debbie Duncan, Brenda Norwood, Angela Bird, Jeanna Stone. Lionelles, FIRST ROW: Janice Bailey, Kathleen Yantis, Diane Morelock, Valeria Smith, June Wallace, Patti Pike. SECOND ROW: Wanda McNeal, Gayla Johnson, Valerie Joslin, Mary Helen McFarlane, Judy Evans, Lisa Woodson, Jodell Coleman, Gayle Chitwood, Denise Rowbathcm. THIRD ROW: Brenda Holland, Lindo Lamkin, Penny Davis, Cindy Sikes, Gayle Emery, Lisa Stephens, Louanne Bird, Deena Gibson, Angelique Loyd. CAPTAINS: June Wallace, Diane Morelock, Janice Bailey, Becky Collier, Dianne Kirksey, Shelley Jamar, PRESIDENT: Valerio Smith SECRETARY: Lisa Stephens NOT PICTURED: Shelley Jamar, Shana Drewry, Cathy Bocknite I Th e cast and band of ihe D g girls, Tina, and Gaston. and Deparlmenlal Cooperalion for The Red Mill Kid C THE RED MII.l. CAST Un Order of Appearance! TOWN CRIER , , ,, WILLEM Ilfeepnr of Red Mill Inn! FRANZ lSIwrIffI ., TINA iWiIIsm'l Daughterl BURGOMASTER OF KALWYKANN-ZEE JULIANA iBurgamauer's sinful CON KIDDEK . KID CONNER W GRETCHEN iBurgomo:Mr'n daughter! GASTDN V V - e H H CAPT. HENDRIX VAN DAMM Jimmy Cunningham Steve Cutbirfh Tim Wilion Karen Kington my ww Dianne Kirksey ., Rodnoy Folsom Charles Porter Kalbleon Yanris Donnie Twiford ., Ricky Kirby MADAME DE LA FLEUR Celia King JOSHUA PENNYFEATHER H Mike McShan GOVERNOR 0F ZEELAND Viv il Weixin Cf lFrida I 9 9 Y Kurt Newton CSafunlayI DANCING GIRIS , , ., ,,., Becky Colllor, Shollay Jamar Le Anne Smith, Denise Rowbotham, Angela Bird, Marianne Turner MADAME'S DAUGHTERS N Karen Smilh, Patti Pike Janice Simmons, Jodell Coleman ARTISTS , Ginger Afieberry, Juno Wallace Eddie Clemenh, Danny McNeal iFridayI, Shao Southall, Loy Storm lSaNrdayl SOLDIERS, PICKETS, SERVANTS ,Y ..,. A Danny Willingham Randy MCHUUQI Charles Lockwood PEASANT GIRLS . . ,,,,,.,.,, Shana Drevry, Carla Burl' Wanda McNeal, Alysballo Hudson TOWNSPEOPLE .. Mike lllgg. Judy Evans, Jana Freeland Mary Helen McFarlane, Deborah Mullins, Larry Redding, Tim Reid, Val Rhodes, Mika Taylor, Cindy Alexander, Becky Cross, Brian Cutblrfll, Alan Day, Jim Flofy. Gina Golhchalk, Lynn Harry, David James, Darrell Jana, Jana Jordan, Larry Keith, Rodney Rounlree, Darrell Smifh, Marilyn Unary, Joe Wllliford no mu. BALLET: Kang - Msn. Blass, Girl . Becky confer, seam . Randy Mclione, Ghost - June Wallace, Ballet Girl: Stage crew for the musical Q55 F - I my: gy y. N, f ' -if 3, 5 . -wwf ,iw 25,2 :Fix ie :Sf Q3- S . 'z 3 ,- , -.3 f , 3 F Ever so fai+l1fully, 1'l1e 8:25 bell - rings and 1'ranspor+s 750 s+uden+s in+o 'rhe world of BHS. 'T 'M..,, I, - ,, X' X'.'wwf , ' ,, 4i N X , ,. , lt, X W W aw If N- ..-f-,- X f ff X X L fckff 'I uafx f J The 3:35 ge'I'away bell, o'F+en five or len minu1'es la're, releases over seven hours of hos+ili+ies from a demanding predicamenl' in+o freedom and relaxa+ion. T' l I 1 1 a i Dif'Feren'r people use +his free +ime +0 do differen+ 'rhingsg ,,. ga - W L. bu+ mosi' apply if +o do wha+ +hey like besi' E H-sf' I I sf X And in 'i'i'liS is a vivid reflec+ion of who and whai' one really is, and maybe where he is going. hai? M .44 TM if 1 1 ' f xx . . v F542-'T Y L .E .,.. ly K -fx , Q in ' N rf A .,.. M... Swv..-f ffffffw' ' -'M :xy . L ' Q hh' Q 515 V- -1:1 ,, -7..--ag-3,113 'S +2 my Ja, X .A KX Y f SQ? M ax mm N Sims: f ff below: PATSY DONAHOO, Editor of hope. 'LIE ZW t'-'H2g?'fi4.'L1'. tr .ff 0' 'm tg., K Make every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision K , ' f ea-f .f . . si A. X - Q . tx iv t 'l 'fix ' gy , . w 45- fl, ivk 'itil it X above: SUSAN MCMATH, Faculty I live only through constant involvement with other people. m D .1 ,Y 0 kfwh N. 4 3 .2 :-:Ke X f . . 3 -an , 8-IA above: ROLAND BALDERRAMA, Head Photographer Let me feel compassion instead of hate. ' left: GRETCHEN COLYER, Organizations and Classes Must I be all the things everybody expects of me. mis fl Q like . 11. Annual Staff Attempts to Accurately Record Events of School Year MR. LARRY PREAS, Advisor . . . l'm only a man who needs and wants, mostly things he'll never have. Looking for the thing tl..it's hardest to find - himself. DONNA LOW Associate Editor You have to make the good times yourself. Take the little times and make them big times and save the times that are all right for the times that aren't so good. Lion's Roar Publishes Monthly The LIONS ROAR Staff is com- posed of students enrolled in the third period Journalism class. Spon- sor of the class is Mr. McQuain. The LlON'S ROAR furnishes a means for communication through- out Brownwood High School as well as through Junior High School. Advertisements purchased from Brownwood merchants help to fi- nance the publication. above: LEFT TO RIGHT are Stark McQuain, Sponsor James Ketcham, Editor David Krischke, Assistant Editor . T? vii i? 5,1 1 f it e 3. ,, , I I F 2 .E 1 1 ta , :T I 15 Q 5 s above left: Sports Editors: Ray Thompson,' Donald Knight, Tammy Hollingshead, Fea- ture Editor: Ginger Atterbury above: Cartoonist: Bill Alexander, Typists: Sheila Ludwick, Becky Collier, Tonda Mo- ntague left: Circulation Managers: Don Jones, Patsy Donahoo, Junior High Editors: Darlene Sims, Jolly Allen 51 li Se? :ww 5. ,uw ' Officers of the 1971-1972 Brownwood High School Student Council are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Val Rhodes, Vice President: Barbara Ray, Secretory, and Brian Pinto, President. Sludenl Council Keeps On Truckin' if 'T Members of the Student Council are FIRST ROW: Patti Milam, Mr. Stark McQuain, lSponsorl, Gretchen Colyer, Susan McMath, Barbara Ray, Candy Coleman, Sharma Fowler, Vicki Ross. SECOND ROW: Keith Madole, Martha Ferguson, Rayla Fowler, Angela Bird, Debbie Sikes, Glen Jones, Steve Gist. THIRD ROW: Danny McNeal, Melinda White, Martha Carlson, Valerie Joslin, John Henley, Kathleen Yantis, Virgil Weisinger, Rodney Folsom, David'Sylvester. FOURTH ROW: Brian Pinto, Mike McShan, Tim Reid, Shelly Jamar, Steve Cutbirth. 1 Second Year Members Mike Blagg Carla Burt Beverly Chesser Steve Cutbirth Robert Galloway Ricky Kirby Dianne Kirksey David Krischke David Lewallen Mary Helen McFarlane Tim Reid Kathleen Yantis First Year Members Cathy Brandstetter Kaye Bright Stephen Burks Anne Cobern Jodell Coleman Brian Cutbirth Rhonda Dougherty Debbie Duncan Judy Evans Allen Faries Jane Freeland Deena Gibson Dickey Hall Greg Hass Stanley Hitt Steve Hudson 54 .4 'vs '12 WX if :Sinn f 'seq M y l G 'iii M' ,, I ' ' -':, b, Y 1 xl? W we wr. ws. ...s-E... Officers of NHS are from LEFT TO RIGHT: David Krischke, V, President, Steve Cut- birth, Presidentg Dianne Kirksey, Secretary-Treasurer, Kathleen Yantis, Historian. National Honor Society Slimulates Intellectual Growth fo., -wg, naw. are- JUN 111 -ag, ae! Karl Kuykendall Tim Lancaster Donna Low Sheila Ludwick Keith Madole David McClelland Wanda McNeal Tonda Montague Brenda Norwood Kim Norwood Patti Pike Larry Redding Debbie Sikes l.eAnne Smith Randy Smith Nancy Stewart June Wallace Jill Ward Virgil Weisinger Lisa Woodson Mrs. Ruth Doss Advisor American Field Service Promotes International Unity Members of AFS are FIRST ROW: Greg Hass, Brian Cut- birth, Darrell Smith, Steve Cutbirth, Charles Lockwood, Dave Spencer, Ray West, Mike Blagg, David Camacho, June Wallace, Nancey Ca- denhead, Marian Snyder. SECOND ROW: Margie Lock- wood, Martha Carlson, Pam Thomas, Candy Coleman, Becky Collier, Shelly Jamar, Brenda Jenkins, Tim Land- caster, Sheila Ludwick, Diane Kirksey, Angelique Loyd, Bar- bara Ray, Eddie Clements, Jim Florey, Lisa Stephens. THIRD ROW: Keith Madole, Patti Milam, Betty Storm, Karen Brogdon, Val Rhodes, Tammy Hollingshead, Tim Reid, Ricky Kirby, Loy Storm, Brian Pinto, Shoe Southall, Mr. Kenneth West, Sponsor. Kuniko lNickyi Tanioka a foreign exchange student, living in Fort Worth, visited Brownwood for a week. While visiting Brownwood she lived with the Tom Yantis family. Kathleen Yantis visits with her. gc--f .mm- We-Q .wffw The AFS officers are from LEFT TO RIGHT: David Camacho, President, Shelly Jamar, Secre- tary, Mike Blagg, Vice President. .X 1 Q K 7' 'f .yy V , fl vr ,,,:'q,5jp3 ', .1221 , V , 'l ml? . I I f ' ' 1 - ' 71 . 'V ' if 1 Fri' . I , . -'NT-J 1 Coming from Encarnacion, Paraguay, Jose Caggiano, Brownwood's foreign exchange student learned the many different ways of American living. Latin II Officers are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathleen Yantis, Vice President, Judy Evans, President, NOT PICTURED: Pam Neal, Sec- retary, Debbie Sikes, Treasurer. Latin I Officers are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Lancaster, Presi- dent, Sharma Fowler, Treasurer, Greg Hass, Vice President, Margie Lockwood, Secretary. Junior Classical League Develops Appreciation for Roman Culture Latin I Officers are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Roman Moore, Presi- dent, Carla Burt, Vice President, Mary Old, Secretary, Karen McBee, Treasurer. Members of JCL are FIRST ROW: Judy Evans, Kathleen Yantis, Pam Neal, Debbie Sikes, Stanley Walker, Dean King, Larry Keith, Charles Lockwood, James Langston, Greg Stephens. SECOND ROW: Vanessa Stephens, Mary Helen McFarlane, Jill Ward, Risa Swanner, Cathy Brandstetter, Rosemarie Ornelas, Lisa Stephens, Nancy Cadenhead, Roy Curbo, Allen Faries. THIRD ROW: Greg Hass, Tim Lancaster, Sharma Fowler, Margie Lockwood, Sylvia Hinoiosa, Karen Martin, Johnnie Pennie, Rayla Fowler, Jay Nan Waddell, Pattie Milam, Martha Carlson, Michelle Braud, Jolly Allen. FOURTH ROW: Roman Moore, Carla Burt, Mary Old, Karen McBee, Jan Gotcher, Allysbelle Hudson, Gretchen Colyer, Tricia Funderburg, Frank Griffin, David McClelland, Van Glynn, Mike Morgan. FIFTH ROW: Miss Margaret Levisay, Sponsor, Don McCarty, Eddie Ornelas, Lorna Teague, Gwen Stephens, David Perkins, Shaun Dunn, Mike Dillard, Steve Slagle. i br Awards were given to LeAnne Smith, Outstanding Junior Choir Member, Steve Cutbirth, Out- standing Senior Boy Choir Member, and Diane Kirksey, Outstanding Senior Girl Member. A Cappella Choir Maintains High Standards CY.: X' Members of the Girl's Sextet are FIRST ROW: Karen Kington, June Wallace, Becky Collier. SECOND ROW: Wand McNeal, Diane Kirksey. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Yantis. 58 2 ,g ,.,. l . 2 ' ei? A fQl Q ,Q . . e . 'V , X A A iiii. ,MVK . A Vrjt gy: V il W V . . 5? ,Q '5 tt I , K ,h I VV W J xl if . . 2' . . AA I' ' 1 1 1 , f,, ...i--f - 1 a A Q Q 'fl J le A , iit 2 M H f , , .5 .- -. , ine... 1 . , f, T, , . ? , f K ' ' MW' 'f I .L - f ' - ' ' , il ii JIU- . 'H , , Q., ,, ,. ,,,. , ,., . T , 1 .. V K ,N If X B- ',' Officers of the A Cappella Choir are BOTTOM ROW: Le- Anne Smith Jr. Representative- Diane Kirksey Secretary. TOP ROW: Tim Wilson Sr. Vice President- Brian Cutbirth Jr. Vice President- Steve Cutbirth President. Zn Members of the A Cappella Choir are ROW ONE: Karen Smith, Patti Pike, Jane Freeland, Ginger Atte- berry, Shelly Jamar, Jana Jordon, June Wallace, Mary Helen McF- arlane, Janice Simmons, Denise Row- botham, Dianne Kirksey, Maryanne Turner, Gina Gottschalk, Jodell Cole- man, Allysbelle Hudson. SECOND ROW: Celia King, Cindy Alexander, Karen Kington, Angela Bird, Gail Chitwood, Kathleen Yantis, Wanda McNeal, Debra Mullins, Shona Drewry, Becky Cross, Lynn Harry, Marilyn Ussery, LeAnne Smith, Becky Collier, Carla Burt, Judy Evans. THIRD ROW: Charles Lockwood, Mike Blagg, Shae Southall, Larry Redding, Rodney Folsom, Steve Cut- birth, Charles Porter, Donnie Twi- ford, Darrell Jones, Rodney Round- tree, Brian Cutbirth, Mike McShan, Ricky Kirby, Eddie Clements, Darrell Smith, Danny McNeal. FOURTH ROW: Danny Willingham, Virgil Weisinger, Jim Florey, David James, Randy McHorse, Tim Wilson, Mike Taylor, Loy Storm, Tim Reid, Kurt Newton, Val Rhodes, Alan Day, Joe Williford, Jimmy Cunningham, Larry Keith, Ray West. All-School Choir Gains Experience for A Cappella Years l Jeff Embrey received an award for being the Outstanding Soph- omore Choir member. Officers of the All-School Choir are Robert Crawford, President, Betty Storm, Secretary, and Glen Jones, Vice President. All-State Choir Members are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Virgil Weisinger, Karen Kington, LeAnne Smith, Diane Kirksey, Carla Burt, and Jeff Em- brey. , fyfizzeg I Members of the All-School Choir are FIRST ROW: Robert Simmons, Johnny Windham, Chuck Britt, Jane Turner, Cindy Parker, Nona Rae Donahoo, Cindy Sams, Jay Nan Waddell, Wicki Barnes, Candy Coleman, Jeff Embrey, Johnathan Wells, Randy Estes. SECOND ROW: Robert Redding, Raul Martinez, Andy Diaz, David Thomas, Gary George, Carla Sebastian, Martha Ferguson, Anita Bradley, Gretchen Hallquist, Pam Thomas, Andrea Arnold, Steve Gist, Jim Moore, Terry Gilmore, John Bohuslav. THIRD ROW: Glen Davis, Don Wright, Jim Kington, Vance Groce, Vicki Ross, Jane Morris, Cathy Tilton, Hollye Mask, Patti Milam, Margie Lockwood, Gary Ray, Randy Butler, David Duncan, Glen Jones. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Sharp, Robert Crawford, Paul Jamar, Bill Jenkins, Bill Tilton, Delores Stark, Susan McMath, Betty Storm, Martha Carlson, Rayla Fowler, Wayne Self, Ted Drewry, Kurt Armstrong, Mike Dillard, Dean Low, Lem Sellers. Stage Band Wins Showmanship al Brownwood VK .. ,.,k w K.. n i ,V F Festival ss , L wa' ' - f . 1. : Mike Lewis was awarded the 3-AAA trumpet soloist award at the Stage Band Festival. -1 ,QQ I I S' l L , il ' i i K , ' o Iiv l o W , wwlw , 'tx .. . r -f he , --, Roy Hawkins captured the title of All-State Band member. Members of the Stage Band are FIRST ROW: Darla Stillings, Robin McClelland, Maritia Sirois, Van Glynn, Greg Stephens. SECOND ROW: James Langston, Milton Perry, Greg Hass, David McClelland, Roy Hawkins, James Rhodes, William Huggins. THlRD ROW: Dave Lewis, Director, John Brasher, Doug Tervooren, Freddie Townsend, Mike Lewis, Richard Bower, Carol Putnam, Teresa Forbess. Bands Sirive 'ro 1 A+'rain Superior Raiings The 1971-72 BHS Drum Maior was Greg Stephens. 4 Pvf The Mciorehes of the 1971-72 BHS Band were ROW ONE: Michelle Brcud, Janice Palmer Robin McCeIland. ROW TWO: Mcrifia Sirois, and Kay Bright. Members of the Band are FIRST ROW: Van Glynn, Greg Stephens, Joni Jones, Maritia Sirois, Trisha Funderburg, Debra Phillips, Janet Smith, Jo Jo Taylor, Robin McCelIand, Gwen Stephens, Jill Ward. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Stephens, Wanda Miller, Randy Kite, Mike Tindol, Sherry Martin, Corla Jean Survant, Kay Bright, Kim Daniels, Jerry Adams, Debra Skelton, Tomas Terrell, Donna Gwathamey, Michelle Braud, Carol Putnam. THIRD ROW: Romelia Sanchez, Dana Smith, Cathy Bocknite, Johnnie Pennie, Teresa Forbess, Dana Farley, Dottie Best, Richard Bower, James Nicholson, Mike Lewis, Freddie Townsend, Charles Durtchi, Roy Hawkins, Cindy Tomlinson, William Huggins, Shaun Dunn, Pam Keeton, Tobert Carmack, Gary Joiner, Wynehe Survant, Mike Camp, James Rhodes, Tony Hill, Sylvia Hinoiosa, Tim Carr, Greg Hass, Jeff Knight, Danny Brandstetter, Robert Galloway, John Henley, David McCeIland. FOURTH ROW: David Dillard, Doug Tervooren, Butch Case, Dave Spencer, Duane Tervooren, Boyd Garrett, Jim Hoppenrath, John Leonard, Jerry Gober, Risa Swanner, Milton Perry, Darla Stillings, John Brasher, James Langston. Officers of the Band are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Robin McCelIand, Reporter, Teresa Forbess, Secretary, Doug Tervooren, Vice President, Robert Galloway, President. 63 FIRST ROW: John Brasher, Donald Long, Kenneth Nabers, Butch Case, Dave Spencer, James Rhoades, Fred Townsend, John Leonhard, Mike Lewis, Dwayne Tervooren, Boyd Garrett, John Henley. SECOND ROW: Gretchen Colyer, Donna Low, Celia King, Robin McClelland, Susan McMath, Diana Gregg, Carol Putman, Deborah Skelton, Sarabeth Lynn, Belinda Ward, Diane Ply, Judy Waters, Greg Hass. THIRD ROW: Michelle Braud, Gwen Stephens, Kim Daniels, Karen Kington, Allysbelle Hudson, Karen McBee, Vanessa Stevens, Debra Phillips, Risa Swanner, Cindy Tomlinson, Wanda Miller, Lee Ann Gill. Thespians Learn 'ro Direct and 'ro Be Directed Members of the Forensic Team are FIRST ROW: Donna Low, Sharma Fowler, Deborah Phillips, Pam Neal, John Henley, Boyd Garrett, Butch Case. SECOND ROW: Gretchen Colyer, Vanessa Stevens, Dave Spencer, Karen McBee, Susan Mc- Math, Greg Hass, Donald Long. Officers of the Thespian club are Donna Low, President, John Henley, Vice President, Greg Hass, Treasurer, Karen Kington, Secretary: Susan McMath, Stage Manager. FHA and Ethnics Strive to 'Gu' Improve Relations Officers of the FHA are Carla Burt, 3rd V. President, Sharma Fowler, Sergeant-At-Arms, Wanda McNeal, Parliamentarian, Judy Evans, President, June Wallace, lst V. President, Betty Evans, Secretary, Winona Dickens, Advisor, Beverly Chesser, 4th V. President, Lisa Woodson, 2nd V. President, Jodell Coleman, 5th V. President, Margie Lockwood, Historian, Mrs. Miller, Advisor. FIRST ROW: Carla Burt, Wanda McNeal, Sharma Fowler, Lisa Woodson, June Wallace, Judy Evans, Jodell Coleman, Beverly Chesser, Margie Lockwood, Betty Evans. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dickens, Terry Lucus, Becky Holt, Theresa Wheeler, Candy Coleman, Debbie Vaughn, Debbie Egger, Sheila Kiser, Denise Rowbothom, Terry Jarvis, Alpha lsom, Mrs. Miller. THIRD ROW: Brenda Hughes, Peggy King, Judy Vess, Julie Webster, Kathleen Yantis, Sheila Ludwick, Deborah Mullins, Sherry Myre, Brenda Norwood, Judy Burroughs, Patti Milam. FOURTH ROW: Gretchen Hallquist, Carolyn Krause, Jana Jordon, Marilyn Ussery, Jaye Nan Stanke, Rayla Fowler, Hollye Mask, Vicki Ross, Martha Carlson, Cindy Sams, Mary Helen MeParlane, Shirley Terry. Members of the ETHNIC ACTIONS CLUB are FIRST ROW: Lawrency Jackson, Aaron Anderson, Don Franklin, Tony Baker, Joe Whitfield, Cathy Bocnite. SECOND ROW, Virginia Costilla, Mary Gomez, Teresa Miles, Mrs. Ruth Spence, Melody Gaines, Mary Ephraim, Ollie Ruth Hansboro, Johnnie Penny, Thelma Duf'fie. THIRD ROW: Paula Waller, De- lores Stark, Willie Riggins, Allene Baynes, Gloria Reed, Esther Duffie, Deborah Randolph, Wanda Jones. Members of Future Farmers of America Reap Benefits of Association X I F.F.A. Chapter Officers are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Simmons, F.F.A. High School Officers ore from LEFT TO RIGHT: Rex President, Karl Kuykendall, Treasurer, Mal Aaron, Secretary, Hudspeth, Reporter, Gary Thomas, Vice President, Tim Wil- Donnie Wilson, Sentinel, Stanley Hitt, Vice President. son, Sentinel, Jay Allison, Secretory-Treasurer, Bo Hotchett, President. I I Members of F.F.A. are FIRST ROW: Ray Wells, Geronimo Mindieta, David Rudd, Kurt Brown, Steve Kelley, Alan Wyatt, Barry Scaff, Bill Simmons, Kendal Fedora, Otis Lawrence, Vernon Ballard. SECOND ROW: Gary Thomas, Stanley Hitt, Larry Ballard, Ricky James, George Salazar, Tim Wilson, Karl Kyyendall, Danny May, Bo Hatchett, Gary Benson, Carroll Jacobs, Bill Tilton. THIRD ROW: John May, Roger Wilson, Terry Teague, Stephen Stokes, Donnie Wilson, Bruce Smith, Shelly Jomor Isweetheortl, Jay Allison, Alan Day, Bill Gandy, Mal Aaron, Monty Reid, Jimmy Pinkston, Rex Hudspeth. Future Teachers and Fellowship of Christian Athletes Prepare for the Future W 1, A Members of FTA are ROW ONE: Mike Blagg, Anne Cobern, Gayle Chitwood, Dianne Kirksey, Becky Collier, Eddie Clements, Pam Holt, Angela Bird. ROW TWO: David Sylvester, James Ketcham, David Lewallen, Allen Faries, Garland Freeman, Debbie Sikes, David Krischke, Robert Galloway, Valerie Joslin, Stephen Burks, Karen Smith, Debbie Duncan, Debbie Suddereth, Rickey Masters, Bobby Waller, Ray West, Jane Freeland, Wayne Self, Jim Moore, Shona Drewry, Angelique Loyd, Gina Gottschalk. ROW THREE: Deena Gibson, Terry Moore, Gayle Emery, Mike McShan, Marian Snyder, Cindy Sikes, Lynn Harry, Nancy Stewart, Rosemarie Ornelas, Romelia Sanchez, Roland Balderamma, Cheryl Stephens, Darla Stillings, Maritia Sirois, Tim Carr, William Huggins, Betty Storm, Vicky Barnes, Cathy Tilton, Randy McHorse. U L, - M ,Q - - .,-Y V .w . f ' ' v--..' I ' ,ew -ir 'S' W sr 'f,. aa.. 'Nc .- A Q s, Sv., .r f W. 3-1, -f e - . M . ' ' , N K f ,, . k 4 5 T' Y V .. -.,., A M ,, 'Q 1 we . , - - ,Y Q. .W 1 -.. '7 A - Members of FCA are ROW ONE: Joe Clifton, Don Morelock, Reyes Cardenas, Rio Brownlee, Pat Aduddell, Brian Cutbirth, Steve Cutbirth, Kirk Davis, David Camacho, Tammy Hollingshead, Ray Thompson, Ronny Varela, Shoe Southall, Mario Molina, Rodney Roundtree. ROW TWO: Michael Thomas, Lem Sellars, Danny McNeal, Darrell Smith, Eddie Ornealas, Bob McClelland, Steve Roberts, Donald Knight, Richard Riggins, Gary Smith, Steve Goodwin, Gary George, Jonathan Wells, Mike Perry, Issac Wells. ROW THREE: Dean King, Mike Morgan, David Camp, Charles Lockwood, Oscar Lewis, Dicky Hall, Mike Gill, Ricky Kirby, Steve Hudson, Stanley Walker, Roy Curbo, Jerry Sharp, Robert Crawford, Mike Goodioin. ROW FOUR: Curt Armstrong, Keith Madole, Don Wright, Danny Willingham, Donnie Twiford, Joe Childs, David James, David Brock, Jeff Combes, Ricky Hill, Truman Westfall. Careers for Health and Tennis Club Stresses Medical and Physical Abilities Officers of Careers for Health are FIRST ROW: Janice Simmons, Secretary, Patsy Dona- hoo, Social Chairman, Linda Goodwin, President, Jill Ward, Chaplain. ROW TWO: Ka- thy Blackstock, Scrapbook Chairman: Karen Wheeler, Advertising Chairman, Pam Jarvis, Vice President. I Members of Careers for Health are ROW ONE: Terri Wood, Sylvia Hinoiosa, Kathy Blackstock, Sandra Johnson, Kay Perry, Susan Coffey, Jill Ward, Karen Wheeler, Carol Coggin, Debra Benson. ROW TWO: Mrs. Thelma Grooms, Phyllis Hammond, Doris Newton, Kathy Williams, Pam Jarvis, Linda Goodwin, Patsy Donahoo, Janice Simmons, Trisha Funderburg, Anita Bradley, Cynthis Herrington. Q, i M 5 . ' an - R N 5 in ' N ' ss- ' lifi5,..5.,,.., ',, ll 3' . . iz . V' I Ji Y x A 1 Y .,,, ., . it ' t .., f - Q . yr, g 2 X : V V rzj fgggl ff if i X ,. A t t - I W ..' ff, M . 3 ' Ui' H A ' I j if R3 51 A2 f 4 f5T' f?5 . W' F1 4' 73? 1 kip, ,,.., Q. . 4 : l :ix 1 A lr Q - W V i H V,,' ' v VV 'f Q V ' V V,, , V V5 W h 1. , 1: . L 4 Q L, Vg . ': : g ' til 1 ft, ..,,,. I V V . Q ' - ' K 'A 'M t Jaw: 1 lv - , K ' J ' , A I V ,HJ iv is Aw J 'E ,,,, , I ,,, ti i s I F-f Q, . if A L J t , 9 ' - 3 Z l I' I 5 ii ii Q! 5 i, iff' 1 f f ' ,ig ' 's- ' iv 9: 'fi 1 f , VAZA ,L 1 r 7 , 1 Q A ,, . Z xy . XY- 1. V. g E , In , . K ' 'f'1 7'f 'd M J ,- A Q, 4' I ' B J . ,g X , 15 'W 'A A 5 K 'Zvi ' Mgffffl ' S ' Members of the Tennis Club are FIRST ROW: Karen Smith, Sherlyn Alford, Karen Brogdon, Charles Lockwood. SEC- OND ROW: Kenny Nabors, Martha Ferguson, Sheree Lindsey, Laura George, Sarabeth Lynn, Mary Tulcus, Coach Kenneth Clowdus. THIRD ROW: Jerry Sharpe, John Brasher, Billy Rodriquez, Cindy Alexander, Stephen Burks, Karen McBee, Beverly Blake, Randy Estes, David Lewellen, NOT PICTURED Susan King. 68 Day -N Trades Emphasize Skill - f . aswfi ,ex w - Members of the Metal Trades are ROW ONE: Wayne Ely, Bill Ratliff, Sylvia Ragsdale, David Bush, Stanley Russell, Jerry Wallace, Frank Hinoiosa, Paul Brown, Billy White, Phillip Cochran. ROW TWO: Jerry Covington, Charles Bratton, Joel Welch, Jerry Reynolds, Kenneth Martin, Donald Allgood, Wayne Hardy, Cody Wade, Harold Vernon. Members of Auto Mechanics are ROW ONE: Mike Van Huss, Lynn Means, Bobby Romero, Darius Miller, Bobby Henderson, Victor Arteaga, Ronnie Cook, Homer Cooper. ROW TWO: Ernest Painter, Danny Holloway, Terry Key, Joe Lopez, Phil McDonald, Fernando Martinez, Millard Funderburg, Joey Moore, Tony Hill, Herbie Meyer. ROW THREE: David Hardy, Craig Cartwright. 69 Vocalional Office Educalion Teach Vilal Skills Members of Building Trades are FIRST ROW: Jackie Coates, John Stickney, Steve Cantrell, Liz Anne Slayton, Earl Miller, Fernando Garcia. SECOND ROW: Phillip Bond, Bruce Cross, Steve Bruce, Kenny Turney, Arthur Torrez, Randy White, Steve Lindsey, Dalvin Jordon, Sponsor. 4 A Members of VOE are FIRST ROW: Janice Field, Gwenda Smith, Teresa Wright, Lisa Quick, Brenda Perkins, Lanell Grant. SECOND ROW: Janice Brondstetter, Brenda Jenkins, Pam Hill, Donna Moseley, Jane Fudge, Rhonda Dougherty, Helen Dickey, Becky Platter, Mary Ephraim. THIRD ROW: Randy Stephens, Kim Norwood, Nila Goodgion, Belinda Wilmon, Yvonne Mayfield, Carolyn Sofge, Debbie Williamson, Katri Clippinger, Sharon Miller, Madeleine Lyons. M Disiributive Education, Industrial Cooperative , me 'f' gfgii' M Training Learn Through Experience li DE officers are Ray Hall, Treasurer, Gloria Jones, Secretary, Steve Langley, President, Vonne Croft, Secretary, Kenneth Harriss, Reporter. Members of DE are ROW ONE: Terri Sharpe, Robin Troutman, Vonne Croft, Stephen Langley, Ray Hall, Billie Brown, Gloria Guthrie. ROW TWO: Mary Stapp, Elizabeth Gleaton, Nancy Rodgers, Kassandra King, Jackie Knotts, Dianna Dobbins, Linda Trevino, Teresa Sledge, Denise Lindsey, Darlene Keel. ROW THREE: Gloria Thacker, Jae Bob lnman, Robin Marshall, Jerry Miller, Steve Dobbins, Ray Trevino, Bobby Newton, Terry Dob- bins. ROW FOUR: Donald Anderson, Joe Stapp, Kenny Harriss, Ronnie Piper. ff 1 'T f rl 1 Members of ICT are ROW ONE: Linda Shelton, Sherita Followell, Susan Leach, Kathy Brandstetter, Ranette Carthen, Barbara Cupp. ROW TWO: Betty Little, Sherry Callaway, Wayne Baird, Friou Allen, Paul Mathison, Johnny Tedford, Joe Williford, Cheryl Wilkerson, Betty Dunlap. 7'l A scene from the Sophomore play. The International Thespian Society hosts West Texas Thespian Convention. The Band, Drama Department and Choir collaborate on Spaghetti Supper Club Activities Add Spice to Daily Routines The Art Club proved again to be an important and effective part of BHS. One of the highlights of the school year was the art show, sponsored by the ART Club. Members of the Art Club also aided the Junior and Senior classes by making posters for the class plays. The Art Club greatly aided Thespians by helping make decorations and signs for the West Texas Thes- pian convention that was held at BHS this year. The Brownwood chapter of the International Thespian Society had a busy time this year. Not only did they produce their usual three plays and musical, but they also hosted the West Texas Thespian Convention at Brownwood this year. Mr. Alex Reeve was the head ad- visor for the convention's planning. Miss Kathleen Dab- ney, a young actress, participated in the convention. Miss Dabney read poetry of her own composition and she and Mr. Reeve read scenes from She Stoops to Conquer. Another of the activities in which Thespians entered was the one-act play contest. Brownwood won first at zone with Donna Low winning best actress, Greg Hass named on All-Star Cast, and Susan McMath given and Honorable Mention. In district competition, Brownwood again took first. Donna Low and John . Henley were named on All-Star Cast. At region, in the new North Texas State theatre, Brownwood placed second with Donna Low winning best actress, Ray West winning best supporting actor, and Celia King was named to All-Star Cast. E 51. : page Art Show Winners pose with works. In district competition for the Forensic meet, which took place in Weatherford, Donna Low placed second in prose reading, Susan McMath placed second in po- etry interpretation, John Henley placed second in poetry interpretation, and Karen McBee placed third in extem- poraneous speaking. The members of Future Homemakers of America were involved in many worthwhile projects this year. One of the proiects was the collection of cancelled postage stamps to be sent to Norway to aid the fight against tuberculosis. Another of FHA's proiects was the collec- tion of discarded eyeglasses. The Brownwood Chapter of FHA also contributed to the Area IV meeting at Tarleton State College. Turning in their usual fine performance at every foot- ball game, the band provided an added incentive for student participation at the games. Aided by the drill team, the BHS band combined music and precision to produce and outstanding half-time show. The Band also entered UIL competition and Roy Hawkins won a seat on the All-State Band. The BHS Stage Band was truly exceptional this year. Under the direction of Dave Lewis, the BHS Stage Band won the showmanship award at Brownwood's annual Stage Band Festival. Mike Lewis won the class 3-AAA All Star Band Trumpet position. One of the main attrac- tions at the festival was the Hawaiian stage band which featured dancers performing Hawaiian and Polynesian dances. The band and stage band made many trips this year to compete in various contests. The final and most dis- tant trip was to Enid, Oklahoma. This concluded a fine year for the BHS band. Ki 74 x 5 ' k Qs f , ics Q 7 Lions Seek Unprecedented Third Consecutive AAA Crown What new horizons are left after a ball club has won back-to-back state champi- onships in Class AAA football? Such was the predicament of the 1971 edition of the Brownwood Lions. Having earned the kingpin position in 1969 and again in 1970, some prognosticators were picking the Lions to accomplish the feat again. right: Steve Cutbirth snags a pass in the opening game of the season against Abi- lene Cooper. OPPOSITE PAGE: top: Ray Thompson attempts to elude a group of Cooper tacklers. bottom: Trainer Val Rhoades works with an iniured Rodney Folsom. ffl 2 13 s M T r 5 -- Igwqilr .1-K8 FIRST ROW: Beene, James, Hollingshead, Westfall, Reid, birth, Barnes, Low, Curbo, Brock, Goodwin. THIRD ROW Walker, Newton, Hill. SECOND ROW: Wilson, Pinto, Cut- Hudson, Mlina, Torrez, Sheffield, Morgan, Cutbirth, Fol- The two opening games of the district sched- ule probably provided the two roughest games on the Lion's schedule. Both Hirschi and Iowa Park teamed potent offenses and capable de- fenses to produce excellent football teams and managed to give the Lions a battle for the loop crown. Hirschi, a two touchdown under- dog, engaged the Lions and proved to be one of the most improved teams in the league be- fore bowing out 7-6 in a defensive squeaker. Iowa Park, too, managed to ruffle the Lions a few times in the District 4-AAA game of the year. Trailing 7-0 at halftime, the Lions came back in the second half to exhibit the poise necessary to be true champions, as they de- feated the Hawks I5-7. The Lions rolled to the last district game with ease, but Burkburnett was supposed to seri- ously threaten Lion domination of the district again. However, the ever-improving Lions breezed to a crushing 41-7 verdict, and a fifth consecutive district crown. som, Southall. FOURTH ROW: Thompson, Scaff, Riggins, Smith, Hitt, Knight, Smith. However, with the first two games past and the Mighty Maroon glancing back at two losses to Class AAAA powerhouses, Abilene Cooper and Abilene High, the faithful dwindled to a hearty few. Not only was the 21-23 loss to Abilene High embarassing be- fore a large home crowd, but it was also captured in the lenses of SPORTS ILLUSTRATED photographer Lane Stewart. Following the Abilene High game, came the sound defeat of South Grand Prairie, the last non-confer- ence game, to the tune of 33-O, and it was evident that the Lions had found some of the ielling com- pound needed to begin the long road to state. right: Speedy Ray Thompson gains ground against Abilene High. below: Brian Pinto talks about his game problems to Coach Wood. SEASON SCORES OPPONENT Abilene Cooper Abilene High South Grand Prairie Hirschi . Iowa Park Graham Weatherford Vernon Stephenville Burkburnett Estacado Andrews Plano THEM 20 20 0 6 7 8 12 O 7 7 6 0 IO Brownwood Over All in District 4-AAA for Fif+h Straight Year left: Tammy Hollingshead shows his elation after scoring on an inter- ception. below: Many hours of preparation are necessary in preparation for each week's contest. ff Lions Baller Andrews, 38-ZH Advance +o Sem's g far left: Lion squadmen, ll-rl Steve Cutbirth, Donald Knight, Ray Thompson, Hardy Barnes, Kurt Newton, leave for the Estacado game in style, via Texas International. left: The Lion offense takes a brief rest against Lubbock Estacado. below: Squad members are urged on by their supporters. x above: A pride of Lion blockers assist Rodney Folsom in a big gain against the Andrews Mustangs. K' -1'1 ',., 2 -',,l: iff ., VKLL, ,,ji1,,,,- Wr5.e.e,,e it if a r rsst iiss A A ' at Aj U V K K A ,f.-k Q, A i , fifi-ffl ',.L it .. ' 9 ft' in A my W kk ,gs We gf, f-'M N v ' i I 'lv After winning seven straight conference games, the Lions faced Lubbock Estacado, in Lubbock on Thanks- giving night. With tremendous support from the student body, band, drill team, cheerleaders, and other fans, the Lions managed to outlast the awesome Matadors, 7- 6. ln the quarter-final game against Andrews, the of- fense had obviously taken some lessons from their Texas International Airlines trip to Lubbock and burned up the airways to trounce the Mustangs 38-0. ..-4. .Myne . , L wt'-we ' ' K W . Plano Stops Lions Plano blocked, for a least a time, the Lion's dynasty with the first defeat in a phenomenal string of twenty-eight consecutive district and playoff games. With twenty-one seconds left on the TCU Stadium clock, the Wildcats took the lead on a field goal to win the game l0-8. With spirits sagging the Mighty Maroon Machine returned to Brownwood to bandage their pride and to show that even though they had lost, they were not beaten. ALL-DISTRICT ALL-AREA ALL-STATE Shae Southall Shoe Southall Kurt Newton Tim Reid Tim Reid Brian Pinto Kurt Newton Kurt Newton Tommy Hollingshead Don Knight Tommy Hollingshead Steve Goodwin Brian Pinto Bruce Smith Tommy Hollingshead Ray Thompson Brian Pinto Steve Cutbirth Rodney Folsom above: Ray Thompson, David James, Tommy Hollingshead, Tim Reid, Truman Westfall, Mike Britton, Loy Storm, Kurt Newton, Robert Crawford Brian Cutbirth, Shae Southall, Kirk Davis, trainer below right: Roy Thompson breaks up a play against Brady. Take District Crown Roundballers Have Best Season in Five Years. With several starters still wearing the dirt, pads and sweat of the gridiron wars, the 1971-1972 basketball season began for the Lions. Beginning workouts in early December, Coach Don Martin's charges had the poten- tial to have an excellent season. Lion roundballers, still sharing their coach with the football team, won opening games against Brady and Lake View and placed second in the Seymour Tourna- ment. During the Christmas holidays, for the first time with a full crew, the Lions had several workouts and faced rugged competition in the Howard Payne Tourna- ment. The Lions represented BHS well before bowing out to awesome AAAA Midland Lee. The end of the Christmas vacation brought the advent of the district struggle with several iniuries plaguing the Lion squad. The Lions battled tough competition in early district games and faced a show-down for the district lead against Burkburnett in a home game. Despite an off-night, the Lions managed to stave off the Bulldogs and went on to finish the first half of the district season undefeated, gaining at least a play-off spot. 1 'UYICJ 9W-,Ek N--1-4 3 R ff' E above: Mike Brifian clears the boards as Tim Reid looks on. Depth Provides Strong Assist s Strength and Height Carry Maroons to Victory The second half of the season was dominated by three long iaunts to the Red River Country for games with Burkburnett, Iowa Park and Vernon. The North Country teams always provide tough competition, especially their home courts. The ever-improv- ing Lions, however, duplicated their first half performance and finished the second half of the district with a spotless record. 3' .iff above: Brittan outiumps a Mineral Wells opponent. right: Hollingshead fakes against Midland Lee. 86 Cold Third Quarter Fatal Lions Bow Out to Snyder in Bi-District Boasting a district crown for the first time since 1967, the Lions won a series of coin flips to gain the right to play the Bi-district game in the Brown- wood Coliseum against Snyder. Leading at the end of the first half, the Lions went cold in the third quarter and the tall Snyder team began to pull away. Fighting back, in the final quar- ter the Lions managed to pull within twelve, 57-69, but couldn't catch the Tigers. Ending the season on a sour note the Lions were able to look back on a fine 27-5 season and three All- District performances by Mike Brittan, Tru- man Westfall, and Tammy Hollingshead. above: Thompson is caught short against the tall Snyder team. left: Position plays a vital role in the game, as Reid demonstrates. Golf, Track, Tennis Spring Sports Bring More District Crowns The opening of the second se- mester brought preparations in ear- nest for the spring sports season. Although golf and tennis teams had been at work since the begin- ning of school, most of the athletes out for track had been busy with at least one other sport. Golf opened the spring schedule with the San Angelo Tourney on January u28, 29. Battling extremely adverse con- ditions including wind, rain, ice, and sleet, the 1972 edition of the Lion linksters got off to a poor start and showed need of vast improve- ment. Tennis was the second spring above: David Camp works hard in prepara- tion for competition. right: Steve Burks shows his form that he used to win a district crown. McHorse, Burks Take Disfricf Tifles V 41 5. T. l above: Golfers: Eddie Clements, Jimmy Cunningham, Coach Preas, Jeff Embrey, Randy Mc- Horse, Charles Porter, Danny McNeal. below: Netter: Randy Estes, Steve Burks, Billy Rodriguez, Martha Ferguson, Sheree Lindsey Laura George. below right: Mike Gill strains to win the mile. i . qi' ' K. VY 1 1 ' Qs Q' N- 9 i S K if xx Y Lg 2 V 'K' it E 1 sport to make its debut and the Lion netters faced rugged competi- tion in several tournaments. The next tourney on the linksters sched- ule was the Abilene Invitational, a thirty-six hole, one-day affair. The Lion team of Randy McHorse, Danny McNeal, Jimmy Cunning- ham, Charles Porter, and Eddie Clements, battled on all AAAA Field to a sixth place finish. Randy McHorse was runner-up in the med- alist race. By this time the Lion cin- dermen had taken to the field and run to second place finish at the Brady Relays. Brady was also the site of a tourney for the golfers on March li, and though finishing only one stroke out of first place, the Lions placed fourth behind three AAAA teams. Randy Mc- Horse again paced the Lions by placing second in the medalist race. The following weekend brought a spring sports weekend to Brownwood with meets hosted by all Lion teams. Kirby Reed fo Sfafe for Lions The Brownwood Invitational Golf Tournament also provided the first round of the district competition for the Iinksters. Lion golfers managed a second place tro- phy for the overall tourney and held a slim one stroke lead in the district race over Weatherford. McHorse placed second once more in the medalist division and sophomore Jeff Embrey gave the Lions a strong assist. The cindermen place fourth against a strong field and the netters failed to place. Graham hosted the second round of the three meet district golf schedule and Brownwood managed to pick up nine more strokes on the field with Hirschi moving into second and Stephen- ville holding down third. Weatherford hosted the third and final round at the Benbrook Golf Course and Coach Larry Preas's Lions had to hold on for all their worth to emerge a one stroke victor over Hirschi and a third district crown for BHS. McHorse finally won a med- alist race and he and the rest of the Lion golfers were off for Regional at Denton. Weatherford was also the host the following day for the district track and tennis meets. Ricky Kirby 1 ROW l Morelock Rountree Dillard George Camp Gull Madole Knight ROW 2: Weisinger, Riggirs, Clifton, Low, Ray, McClelland, Willingham, Brock. ROW3 Florey Lewis Wilson Thomas Reid Crawford S Cutbnrth Kirby B Cutbirth, Folsom. l , 1 ' T 42,-if wi.. -. if ,f . . .iieg:gg15f5 't' e sf' ,,,1:gfeiQ,',t,qs2 ,. 1, ff ' . T ' 1 b 1s .T 1 1 155, wg M' A ' f ' :iga21,.ifv,ri5 L , -I 1 fi ter ' 4 tgzqtfgsyfwfi fy , -' . ', ..fr'fg:.:kefrfd ' 'litem Q- ivff -- V i 4 1 -W I 3 - V 2, ',,, 2 - Q .fit t- 2 . Q 'r rrrccrr , t r T , i f,,4w K l f- l ' kmbwwwwfxiiisiwismrftw. M, -----.....,,. above: Steve Cutbirth perfects his hurdling form. below: Tim Reid steps over a hurdle. Lion tennis star, Steve Burks, paced Coach Kenneth Clowdus's charges as he won the boys singles and Coach Ken West's tracksters turned in outstand- ing performances in many areas to bring in still another district crown. BHS was represented by fourteen athletes at regional at North Texas State. Included were: Steve Cutbirth, sprint relay, Brian Cutbirth, high iump and sprint relay, Ricky Kirby, pole vault, Rodney Folsom, sprint relay, Mike Gill, mile, Tim Reid, 120 hurdles, Richard Riggins, 100 yd. dash and sprint relay, Virgil Weisinger, discus, Steve Burks, singles tennis, Jimmy Cunning- ham, Charles Porter, Eddie Clements, Randy McHorse, Danny McNeal, golf. At regional, Lion golfers, after a bad first day moved up to a fourth place finish and Steve Burks fell in his semi-final match. Tim Reid and Ricky Kirby qualified in their events for the state meet. At the state meet, Kirby placed second and Reid finished sixth to close out the sports year for BHS with an impressive record of four team district titles and one individual title. fs F r I A ! W , V 1 f f J. Y A, , 5 44' 1. . A W :W A 1 92 g, ,. . I 3 , we DISH nc'rions if 44' wav- Ten Scholarly Seniors Top Their Class M ' W ' x W Eg YA! - 2' 'VIV w of Y Q llr. Honor Students and their averages are Robert Gallaway ............... David Krischke ...... . . . . Mary Helen McFarlane Kathleen Yantis .... Wanda McNeal .... .95.135 .....94.75O .....94.615 .....94.596 .....94.428 Mike Blagg .... Carla Burt ...... Cathy Brandsteher . . Donna Low ..... Alan Faries .... A 3 . . .94.354 . . .93.457 . . 93.223 . . 93.149 . . .93.016 26 Sophomores Face New Situations FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Jay Allison, President Betty Storm, V. President Martha Ferguson, Secretary SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Robert Crawford, President Candy Coleman, V. President Vicki Ross, Secretary 9 14 Q f f M 2? 4 Y' n x + 'l ll. iw Z rs A R. ll, -.W 4. Mrs. Marcell Sikes, Mrs. Eloise Bethany, Mrs. Dorothy Millican, Mrs. Arlis Garner, Mrs. Louise Roberson, Mrs. Julia Ann Nix, Mrs. E. W. Rutledge, Mrs. Melba Whiteley, Mrs. Hazel Ketcham, Mrs. Wynona Bennett, Mrs. Evelyn Mobley, Not Pictured: Bernice Harris. Kitchen Department Striving to combat malnutrition in the student body, the lunchroom ladies are continually work- ing to succeed at their task. BACK ROW: Mr. Frank Montagna, Mr. Doyle Oliver, Mr. A. R. Sikes. FRONT ROW: Mr. Lynn Douglas, Mr. Moon Mullins, Mr. Roy Martin. Maintenance Department ln order to maintain a sound ecological environment on the B.H.S. campus, the maintenance department is always on the alert. 123 NS: Coach Gordon Wood, Coach Royce Blackburn, Coach Don Martin, Coach Ken West, Coach Morris Southall. Athletics Department The Athletics Department strives to strengthen physically, instill courage and a desire to win. in Euwrrmm l 4 X X wwf? K, FQ . y ,, fi. if X - -' 1 at 1 vs nz mfg: i ,.,. . Aw .,,,,,, Q I7 - A f ny 1,3 33 Ei L? 'I it H02 .ka 1, Lvl . ,..' STANDING: Coach Larry Preas. SEATED: Mrs. Elna Clark, Miss Pat Bell, Coach Ken Clowdus. Department of Biological and Physical Sciences Containing an abundance of knowledge, science recalls what has been, shows what is, and dreams of what can be. Mr. Dan Tindol, Mr. Don Martin, Mr. Kenneth Clowdus, Mr. L. L. Gilger. 20 ww ,.. Y Q . ii life MQ ff , d ., 1 if all sl 1, r . ., 'i t1iii.,,fi1ifcgi H Q , ? i fllHi3.ia,qgjf L.. is 4 Q 1 i .mf Mr. L. L. Gilger, Mr. Bill Williams, Mrs. Elna Clark, Mr. Maurice Petross. Department ot Mathematics Mathematics releases a new and exciting world of the infinite and the finite, of certainties and uncer- tainties. Vocational Department Whether in the home of in a trade, the Vocational De- partment prepares students for the future. BACK ROW: Mrs. Joann Miller, Mrs. Winona Dickens, Mrs. Helen Jackson. FRONT ROW: Mr. Jerry Callaway, Mr. Dusty Moore, Mr. Carl Arnspiger, Mr. Paul Isbell. w 1 '!gfN .sissy L , wap A7 STANDING: Mr. Nelson Turnbow, Mr. Larry Preas, Mr. Kenneth West. SEATED: Mr. John Cosgrove, Mrs. Margarette Robbins, Mrs. Ruth Spence, Mr. Royce Blackburn Social Sciences Department The Social Studies Department tries to promote a ' greater understanding of ourselves and find a brighter future by looking at the past. 9 Special Education Special Education provides chal- lenge for the special. Business Department Business courses offer professional training to aid stu- dents in academic endeavors as well as vocational choices. IIB Mrs. Tessie Shirley Mrs. Mary Jane Gilley STANDING: Mrs. Nelda Posey. SITTING: Mrs. O'Neale Tabor, Mrs. Dorothy O'Brien Mrs. Lettie Morgan, Mrs. Ruth Doss, Miss Margaret Levisay, Mrs. Mary Cadenhead. Francis Stovall, Mrs. Linda Hicks, Mrs. Margarette Robbins, Mrs. Nelda Posey, Mrs. Guy Nell Department of English and Foreign Language Breaking the barriers of intolerance and misunder- standing, languages open the door to expressions of the mind. 6 Fine Arts Fine Arts continues to inspire o better comprehen- sion of people through expression in music, dromo, and art. Mr. Clive McClelland, Miss Dorothy Mclntosh, Mrs. Nelda Posey, Mr. Stork McQuain W' lex Mrs. Thelma Grooms, School Nurse Mrs. Vivian Ferguson, Counselor Mrs. Mary McClelland, Librarian Supporling Personnel l X' l W YA! 5 , 1 , . A .W 3 ,1 Q '- ' ,f y ,Wi ' ' . 1 - 2 , ,Eg P I Cl a . t . t it During his six-year tenure at Brownwood, Mr. R. E. Warren e V xhVTliV y has administered B.H.S. with a it W3 ' ' tl t ' firm hand. The strength of his personality has affected B.H.S. as F 'A tremendously. His capabilities shine with each new duty he is 4 required to perform. Mr. R. E. Warren Vice-Principal As Vice-Principal, Mr. Milch sees that activities are run smoothly and assists in the ad- ministrative department. f '1unn-asv-1- Mr. Al Milch Attendance Clerk Mrs. Barbara McHorse 5.4 Q N a wig? E Registrar t , Mrs. Pat Dennis e ,A , . , X ', ,, ' . V 3 .. t W1 f ..,. I 'lll 3 V g- ,, bl f . . ., ,,,, , , - , t ,. , H ,.,,. 5. ,. -if , , awww , M - Mr. James McMath L f gf ? Q f ,L 2 'M , ,,, ,gf 3 4? W ,, -we my .N S ,. , E 221' 9 iw? Superintendent of Brownwood l.S.D. Mr. James G. McMath, in his second year as superintendent of the Brownwood Independent School District, has provided the open-minded leadership needed in his position of responsibility. Mr. McMath has performed his adminis- trational duties but has also worked closely with his faculty and staff to lay a sound foundation for an improving school system. 'Il 3 STANDING: Mr. Bob Duno, Mr. John Harkey, Mr. Jerry DeHay. SEATED: Mrs. Erma Medcalf, Mr. James Gandy, Mr. Jack Ruth. NOT SHOWN: Mr. William Streckert. Board of Education above: Board of Education right: Assistant Superintendent far right: Curriculum Director below: Attendance Officer below right: Director of Cafeterias Mr. C. B. Milam Mr. Travis Henry we-f K , n Mr. Bill White Mr. Olen Teague T12 -. W Ill Aca N34 Ctlwer Teams and Clubs Choose Sweethearts left: Sylvia Rcgsdale, Metal Trades Sweetheart and Lizanne Slayton, Building Trades Sweetheart. lower left: Tonda Montague, Basketball Sweetheart. lower right: Barbara Ray, Homecoming Queen and escort Tim Lancaster. 109 Sweethearts and Bea us Honored Steve Cutbirth, Drill Team Beau, Stanley Walker, Latin Club Beau, Mary Helen McFarlane, Latin Club Sweetheart, Barbara Ray, Auto Me- chanics Sweetheort, Shelly Jamar, FFA Sweetheart. Not Pictured: Jolly Allen, industrial Arts Club. Bancl and Football Team Honor Lovelies Darla Stillings, Band Sweetheart Shelly Jamar, Football Sweetheart 108 K' it 979 xv Choices for Royally Brighlen School Life ' 'rm ., , top left: June Wallace was selected Brown County Pecan Queen. above: Terry Moore reigned at the Brownwood F.F.A. Rodeo. left: BHS sophomore, Kay Wells was named Brown County Youth Fair Queen. 107 N.. xf 5 Y Y.. Junior Class Favori+es DONNIE TWIFORD BRENDA HOLLAND if 1 , Q Ki Wmifwn-www.-ww ff w,,.,Q X .-M.-W f , - 'T ff Favored Juniors and Seniors Are Chosen Senior Class Favori+es KAREN KINGTON BRIAN PINTO L Runners-up Are Honored, Too STEVE CUTBIRTH Mr. BHS JENNY ALLEN Most Beautiful RODN EY FOLSOM Most Handsome BARBARA RAY Miss BHS Mos? Friendly BILL SIMMONS Most Friendly Mos'r Beau'riful and Mos'r Handsome Are Chosen in May Elec:+ions Mos+ Ha ndsome Mosi' Bea u+iful STEVE CUTBIRTH BECKY CROSS Four S'ruden+s Eledred 'ro High Posi'rions of Honor Mosl' Friendly Girl Mosl' Friendly Boy BRENDA HOLLAND BRIAN PINTO 4 Miss BHS Mr. BHS June Wallace Brian Pin'ro Rotarian and Rotary Ann Activities T 'KF Junior Rotarians and Junior Rotary Anns and their months of selection are from right to left: SEPTEMBER Steve Cutbirth and Diane Kirkseyp OCTOBER Val Rhoades and Kathleen Yantisg lnot picturedlp NOVEMBER David Camacho and Donna Lowg DECEMBER Brian Pinto and Shelley Jamarg JANUARY Mike Blagg and Carla Burt, FEBRUARY Rodney Folsom and Ollie Ruth Hansborog MARCH Ray West and Karen Kingtong APRIL Tim Reid and June Wallace, MAY Larry Redding and Judy Ev- ans. At the beginning of each month, a Junior Rotarian and a Junior Rotary Ann is chosen from the Senior class by the fac- ulty. The selection is based upon scholastic standing, leadership, and school participation. The senior boy and girl attend Wed- nesday Rotary meeting on the first Wednesday of the month. BHS Students Participate in ' H L V g ' gyyy 'fftisf - ww 41- A .,,. li t ,y fr- - f v'VV ' .. 5 5 Z J i I 97 Academic, Depar'rmen+ai, and Special Awards received by record number of s+uden+s on Awards Day, I972. Six boys and two girls are selected by the faculty in the spring of their iunior year to attend Boys' State and Girls' State during the summer before their senior year. During their stay in Austin, the students learn about all phases of government. The National Merit Qualifying Test is given to inter- ested students during their iunior year. A student first becomes a semi-finalist based on his test score. Na- tional finalists are selected from the semi-finalists on the basis of recommendation. Students attending Boys' State and Girls' State are Donald Knight, Shae Southall, Tim Reid, Brian Pinto, Rodney Folsom, Steve Cutbirth, Kathleen Yantis, and Robin Troutman. National Merit Semi-Finalist, Ca- thy Brandstetter. National Merit Semi-Finalist, Frank Griffin. Students Are Honored for Leadership and Scholastic Abilities Qi 1 X IA' f' -of A if 2 for . Q , N' 'N -0 '2 , ' 7? sa V -.. g l ,ff I ll U' A-N 1 'r li? I I 'A 5 E 'r lt 4 .-- il 5' 'ffl df' pg, , '- .L '- 4 in 'V' A 1 4 we C ' -. W? ' .5 lf 5 Ei-'mx f f . , ,IN 5, 3 ll W I -1- . i i Q Adams, Bobby Aguirre, Molly Alexander, Brian Alford, Sheralyn Allen, Charles Allgood, Brenda Allgood, Donald Allison, Jay Amonett, Kevin Anderson, Shirley Armstrong, Kurt Arnold, Andrea Baird, Darrell Baker, Becky Baldwin, Yogi Ballard, Debbie Ballard, Vernon Barnes, Vickie Barron, Donald Bastardo, Pete Baynes, Allene Benson, Debra Benson, Gary Best, Dottie Bond, Philip Boshulav, John Bradley, Anita Brandstetter, Danny Brasher, John Bratton, Charles Bridges, Elizabeth Britt, Chuck Broadaway, Robert Broadaway, Sheila Brogdon, Karen Brown, Kurt Brown, Robert Bownlee, Reo Bruce, Steve Burroughs, Vicki Butler, Larry Butler, Randy Camp, Mike Cantrell, Steve Contu, Rita Cardenas, Reyes Carlson, Martha Carmack, Robert Case, Butch sophomores 127 Chambers, Tommy Clemons, Dee Don Clifton, Joseph Cochran, Phillip Coffey, Susan Coggin, Carol Coleman, Candy Combes, Jeff Costilla, Virginia Covington, Gail Cox, Ray Crawford, Robert Cross, Bruce Daniel, Steve Davis, Glenn Day, Bobby Dela Rosa, Delores Diaz, Andy Dillard, Mike Donahoo, Nona Ray Drewery, Ted Duffie, Thelma Duncan, Davis Duncan, Steve Dunn, Shaun Embrey, Jeff Emery, B. J. Estes, Randy Evans, Betty Ann Ferguson, Betty Ann Ferguson, Martha Fowler, Rayla Franks, Helen Franks, Kathy Frazier, Patricia Fulton, Suzie Gaines, Melody 128 ' J: S K Q rr i , 'Vt .1 jfs 5 . ,V I ef' l ' S .,.1 , tl' ' s- F 'F l i , ,. . ...- . at j F' Y 1 , F QQ :S?S?g , 'f If 3 gf' sell f SX i 2 . af I I 1473? if 6 .J in ,s i A 'ff ' S it s s f i' V , me - S r lss lv s ,, C C v s f i 1 it S i it ' s x ' . i ' fl l . -, a, an o f if Lt fx f ett e S , L, . J t vs,s I -. F ' l6l!pE?n'sKY5 :555 ,V 13, l . Gandy, Bill Ganl, Sammie Garcia, Fernando Garcia, Sara Garrerl, Boys Galewood, Pam George, Gary Gibbs, Sally Gill, Lee Ann Gilmore, Sherry Gilmore, Terry Gisl, Steve Gober, Jerry Gober, Linda Goins, Teresa Gomez, Mary Gregg, Diana Griffin, Glen Groce, Vance Hall, Marilyn Hallquisl, Gretchen Hamlefl, Denise Hanna, Nancy Hardy, Tommy Hardy, Wayne Henry, Terry Henson, Teresa Harrington, Cindy Hill, Tony Hillhouse, Wesley Hinoiosa, Frank Holl, Becky Horton, Brenda Horton, Fred Hughes, Brenda Hughes, Mike Isom, Alpha Jackson, Britt Jamar, Paul James, Ricky Jenkins, Bill sophomores 129 Joiner, Gary Jones, Glen Keel, Kenny Kelley, Steve Kelly, Debbie Kelly, Joe King, Patricia King, Tony Kington, Jimmy Kirby, Tom Knight, Jeff Lappe, Donnie Lappe, Ronnie LaSalle, Johnny Leach, Debbie Leach, Mike Lee, Debbie Lewis, Kelly Lindsey, Danny Lockwood, Margie Lofton, Kevin Low, Dean Loyd, Terry Lucas, Terri Lynn, Sarabeth Maetas, Jesse Martin, Celeste Martin, Kenny Martinez, Raul Martinez, Rudy Mask, Hollye Mathison, Ruth Mauldin, Janet McCarty, Don McClain, Roy McDonald, Phil Means, Lynn Milam, Patti Miles, Teresa Miller, Carolyn I nf V I t 15 is ,Lf R 5 Q -, J N ,'. 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' 'p gm J 1 f ' I' X Miller, Wanda Millstead, Don Millsted, Jerry Mindieta, Geronimo Monson, Dalphine Moore, Charles Moore, Jim Morelock, Don Morgan, Dianna Morgan, Gayle Morris, Jane Nalaors, Kenneth Nicholson, James Olan, Randy Pace, Donna Pena, Sandy Perkins, David Perry, Alice Philips, Deborah Pitts, Carol Putman, Carol Ann Ramos, Mary Ray, Gary Redding, Robert Reed, Gloria Rhodes, James Riggins, Ricky Riley, Debbie Roberts, Larry Robertson, Robin Robles, Roy Rodriquez, David Rodriquez, Pam Rogers, Sharon Ross, Becky Ross, Vicki Rouse, Kenny Rudd, David Russell, Albert Russell, Stanley Salazer, George sophomores 131 Sams, Cindy Sanchez, Romelia Sandifer, Steve Sebastian, Carla Self, Wayne Sellers, Lem Sharp, Jerry Simcox, Candy Simcox, Daniel Simmons, Jerry Simmons, Robert Simms, Karlene Skelton, Debra Slagle, Steve Slayton, Lizanne Smith, Billy Smith, Clifton Smith, Dana Smith, Jad Smithwick, Kathy Soules, Sharon Spencer, Carol Spencer, Dave Stark, Delores Steger, Jerry Stephens, Gwen Stewart, Carol Stewart, Larry 2 ff-is S' W 'S' L ,, :gi Airk K ka A-1 K I 1 i g , Q ' s . f ,:5' . 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S 'fi ,T S F - 4 s V ,efr,,,f,s, efx , sffx Storm, Betty Stokes, Cynthia Strickland, Janet Survant, Wynette Sylvester, David Teague, Lorna Terrell, Thomas Tervooren, Duane Thomas, David Thomas, Margaret Thomas, Michael Thomas, Pam Tilton, Bill Tilton, Cathy Tindol, Mike Tomlinson, Cindy Tucker, Donald Tulcas, Mary Turner, Jane Vogel, Kathy Wassell, Jaynan Wallace, Jerry Waller, Paula Warren, Debra Watkins, Sue Webb, Donnie Welch, Joel Wells, Billie Ann Wells, Jonathan Wells, Kay Wells, Roy Wheeler, Teresa Whisenant, Debra White, Melinda Whitfield, Joe Williams, Kathy Windham, Johnny Woodcox, Debra Woodcox, Erlene Wright, Don Wyatt, Alan sophomores 133 34 if 2 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President: Donnie Twiford President: Terry Jarvis Vice President: Becky Cross Vice President: LeAnne Smith Secretary: Charla Sears Secretary: Larry Ballard 'zf I 4 X , A A :R - 21 . x . 4 -lg: 3 15 a R 1, X i Q42 X' I ,, Q. ii?5'i-if ' . 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NOT PICTURED: Brian Cutbirth, Cecilia King, Barry Scaff, Nancy Griffin, Donnie Twiford, Larry Ballard. Sponsor: Mrs. Posey. Sponsor: Mr. Wilson. Carpenter, Jimmy Carr, Tim Childs, Joe Clements, Eddie Clippinger, Katri Colvin, Bobby Calyer, Gretchen ,-g .1- Combes, Jim Cook, Ronnie Cooper, Homer Cornett, Laura Costa, Cindy Cozby, Pat Cross, Becky Cutbirth, Brian Daniels, Kim Davis, Kirk Davis, Penny Day, Alan Dela Rosa, Mary Donley, Dennis 'fs 1 -.1 5 ,'f'f4 wr f'l'X,' 3, ,AA ' :IV .fx :SQ X ,4' fc? ,wa I J GW s.. 2 ff' i ' ' 1: , l sg I 4 ii f s v if 1 , l 3 ff i I Q 4 l 'k'- , , 5 91 QM i X lx ss-V ,lf ' 91 .E K S ,Pl V h Tm' 'll' , iii wwf I fl ' li ,, f 1 Ts f i r ff f 2 Q ,Ur l X fee Classes Work +o Allain Goals it A A.sss qq: f sfs 5 I . l I l s ll i ' il W ml .Leng ss .s X X :F i i'i:i 'I' A '59 Q , ,Q - - X 1 if I ax Edwards, Kaye Emery, Gayle Evans, Wayne Farley, Dana Fedora, Kendal Ferguson, Tricia Florey, Jim Fowler, Sharma Frazier, Janie Funderberg, Annie Funderberg, Trisha Garcia, Norma Garcia, Valde Gentry, Donna Gibson, Deena Gill, Mike Glynn, Van Goodgion, Mike Golcher, Jan Goffschalk, Gina Grant, Lemore Green, Jerry Griffin, Nancy Gwaihmey, Donna Hall, Dicky Hammonds, Phyllis Harry, Lynn juniors 137 Hass, Greg Hatchett, Bo Hawkins, Roy Henderson, Bobby Henley, John Hill, Pam Hinoiosa, Sylvia Hodges, Jerry Holland, Brenda Hoppenrath, Jim Hudson, Allysbelle Hudson, Steve Hudspeth, Rex Huggins, William Jacobs, Carroll James, David Jarvis, Terry Johnson, Gayla Johnson, Pat Johnson, Sandy Jones, Darrell Jones, Joni Jordon, Jana Karnes, Adalene Keeton, Pam Keith, Larry Key, Terry King, Celia King, Dean King, Susan Kiser, Sheila Kite, Randy Lacy, John Langston, James Lawrence, Otis Leach, Brenda Leonhard, John Lewis, Mike Lindsey, Steve Little, Betty Lockwood, Charles Long, Donald Loyd, Angelique Madole, Keith Marshall, Robin Martin, Karen May, John Mayfield, Yvonne McAliley, Marla 8 '55 -'13 X , ,fm A E? 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L' ' Sffilll In . 411b,,.W',-1 -1.1-'iii ..Q2 1 1 ' Q W ' ,. - ii R R 4 ' 5 fi q SQ J? i 5. gg ffi:'1 551 ',, ' E A ix it QR McBee, Karen McClellan, Bob McClelland, David McHorse, Randy McMoth, Susan McNeal, Danny Meyer, Herbert Miller, Darius Moore, Roman Moore, Terry Morgan, Mike Moseley, Donna Mullins, Robert Myre, Sherry Newsom, Gary Nichols, Patsy Norwood, Betsy Norwood, Brenda Old, Mary Ornelas, Eddie Osborn, Debbie Palmer, Janis Payne, Larry Pena, Rosie Pennie, Johnnie Perry, Kay Perry, Mike Pinkston, Jimmy Piper, Ronnie Pittman, Robert Ply, Diane Quick, Robert Ragsdale, Sylvia Ramphal, Bruce Randolf, Deborah Rosco, Brendo Rotliff, Bill iuniors 139 Reynolds, Jerry Rhoades, Deborah Richardson, Jamie Roberts, Helen Ross, Diane Roundtree, Rodney Rowbotham, Denise Rushing, Naomi Scaff, Barry Schatt, Billy Scott, Kim Scruggs, Michelle Sears, Charla Shaw, Patsy Siegfried, Sheila Sikes, Cindy Simmons, Janice Sledge, Teresa Smith, Darrell Smith, Gary Smith, Janet Smith, Leanne Snyder, Marian Sofge, Carolyn Stanke, Jaye Nan Stanley, Clarissa Stapp, Joe Stephen, Lisa Stevens, Vanessa Stevens, Cheryl Stokes, Stephen Stone, Jeanna Stone, Thomas Sudderth, Debbie Survant, Carla Jean ,Q M- ,, , .4 R ,, K3 V ,, Z T 7, .Ag 7 rf ff It .gi 1 ' i .1 li w 'L A -Q X -i.. ., ei S.: J if f'-P K S is of R 'A I f if C 55 2 'QT N 40 gg, If W, ,s :xx.:. 4 l 1 ' si f 'GER 'IS lr ,ff T X X J fl T ' 2' rf - X F If if xl' Y ,NTS ff Q, . M 4'-fe iil 1 Rl -w r v Q iw as X. jig 3 f X , 6' .W -, J. M1 ml A 'ii ' I '28 My yy: 1' Tr Swanner, Risa Taylor, Jo Jo Teague, Terry Tedford, Johnny Terry, Francis Terry, Shirley Thomas, Gary Tiner, Hillious Torrez, Arthur Townsend, Freddy Trevino, Linda Tucker, Kenny Turner, Maryanne Twiford, Donnie Ussery, Marilyn Vernon, Harold Vess, Judy Wade, Cody Walker, Debbie Ward, Belinda Waters, Judy Webster, Julie Weisinger, Virgil Wells, Isaac Westfall, Truman White, Billy While, Larry Wilks, Billy Williamson, Debbie Williford, Joe Willingham, Danny Willmon, Belinda Wood, Melaine Wood, Terry Woodson, Lisa iuniors 141 D R N.. Q nn.,.,IT-Z K' viz- 1, Z SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - . 5 s FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President: Steve Cutbirth President: Tim Lancaster Vice President: David Camacho Vice President: Donnie Wilson 42 Secretary: Pat Aduddell Secretary: Judy Evans ! :.Y TQ? C'.Z17Y' ,.-4' Aaron, Mal Aduddell, Pai Alexander, Bill Allen, Friou Allen, Jolly Allgood, Charles A. Anderson, Aaron John Anderson, Donald Ray Arleaga, Victor A. Arthur, Sheryl Ann Bailey, Janice Balderrama, Roland Barker, Buddy Barnes, Hardie Beakley, Donna Beard, Wayne Bible, Raymond Bird, Louanne Blacksfock, Kathy Blagg, Mike is seniors 143 X l Blanton, Eugene Bledsoe, Gary Don Boyd, Kathy Bragdon, John Brandstetter, Kathy Bright, Kaye Brittian, Helen Britton, Mike Brown, Billie Ann Brown, Nancy Burks, Stephen Burt, Carla Caggiano, Jose Callaway, Sherry Camacho, David Campbell, Gloria Cartwright, Craig Chesser, Beverly Chitwood, Gail Cobern, Ann Cochran, Terrell Coleman, Jodell Colquitt, Paula Collier, Becky Covington, Jerry Cox, Roger Croft, Vonne Cunningham, Jimmy Cupp, Barbara Curbo, Roy 44 ar hx Nz' TL ,,.e -ei P-Ax, 24? ii! f--5 .-.gn -....,,..f' 'bww y-J' , CS 17' I-I' ...f-' ,MQ Cutbirfh, Steve Davis, Linda Dickey, Helen Dillard, David Dobbins, Dianna Dobbins, Steve Dobbins, Terry Donahoo, Palsy Dougherty, Rhonda Drewry, Shana Duncan, Debbie Dunlap, Betty Ann Durlschi, Charles Egger, Debbie Ely, Wayne Ephraim, Mary Etheridge, Ginger Evans, Judy Faries, Allen Field, Janice 'I4 Firth, Fred Followwell, Sherita Folsom, Rodney Forbess, Teresa Franklin, Don Freeland, Jane Freeman, Garland Fudge, Jane Funderburg, Millard Galloway, Robert George, Laura Gleaton, Elizabeth Goodgion, Nila Goodwin, Linda Goodwin, Steve Graham, Loretta Grant, Lanell Greer, David Griffin, Frank 46 1 7 9 ,l -Jml TOP ROW: Debbie Duncan, Beverly Chesser, Mary Helen McFarlane, Kaye Bright, June Wallace, Bar- bara Ray. SECOND ROW: Mike McShan, Larry Redding, Tim Lancaster, Brian Pinto, Robert Gallo- Q5 Y, gg? ik-W .,f ,, I ' its . if U, W, J N r ig J vo-vw ,-k, '25 -I 5 e mi' we way. NOT PICTURED: Ollie Hansbora, Hardy Barnes, Steve Cutbirth, Steve Goodwin, Patti Pike, Bruce Smith, Tim Wilson, Karen Smith, Brenda Jen- kins. Gutherie, Gloria Hall, Ray Hansbora, Ollie Hardy, David Harriss, Kenny Hill, Donna Hill, Ricky Hitt, Stanley Hollingshead, Paul Hollingshead, Tammy Holloway, Danny Holt, Pam Horton, Ricky Hudson, Susan lnman, Joe Bob Jackson, Lawrence Jamar, Shelley Jarvis, Pam Jenkins, Brenda S6I1iO1'S 147 48 Johnson, Sandra Jones, Don Jones, Wanda Joslin, Valerie Kay, Angela Keel, Darlene Keese, Howard Ketcham, James Key, Dennis King, Kassandra Kington, Karen Kirby, Ricky Kirksey, Dianne Knight, Donald Ray Knotts, Jackie Krause, Carolyn Krischke, David Kroencke, Kathy Kuykendall, Karl Lamkin, Linda Lancaster, Dale Lancaster, Tim K' . lv 'N ...M I, --V' .1 'f i?t is x Q... JUN 'nv QQ r ,,A,,rv' 'CZIY' gf' rp.. 5,1 4 .r fb-. ite, ,,1 sqfzrv' My rex '- Langley, Stephen Leach, Susan Leak, Larry Lewallen, David Lindsey, Denise Lindsey, Sheree Longley, Jay Lopez, Joe Low, Donna Ludwick, Sheila Lyons, Madeleine Mackey, Mike Magness, Donna Martin, Nancy Martin, Sherry Martinez, Fernando Masters, Ricky Mathison, Paul Matthews, Ronnie May, Danny McClelland, Robin McFarlane, Mary Helen McNeal, Wanda McShan, Michael Milch, Merrily Moore, Joe Montague, Tonda Molina, Mario Miller, Sheryl Miller, Jerry seniors '49 Morelock, Diane Morgan, Rebecca Morris, Wayne Mullins, Deborah Neal, Pam Nehr, Charles Newton, Bobby Newton, Kurt Norwood, Kim Ornelas, Rose Marie Painter, Ernest Perkins, Brenda Perry, Milton Pike, Patti Pinto, Brian K. Pitts, Denise Platter, Becky Pope, Raymond Pope, Ronald Porter, Charles Quick, Lisa Ramos, Armando Ray, Barbara Redding, Larry Reed, Pam Reid, Monty Reid, Tim Reven, Sheri Rhoades, Val Riggins, Willie 150 Riley, Kathy Rinkenberger, Susan Rodriquez, Billy Rodgers, Nancy Romero, Robert Salazar, Amanda Schneider, Jan Schwab, Johnny Sharpe, Terri Sheffield, Allen seniors 151 Shelton, Linda Sikes, Debbie Simmons, Bill Sims, Darlene Sirois, Maritia Smith, Bruce Smith, Gwenda Smith, Karen Smith, Randy Smith, Valerie Saules, Linda Southall, Shae Stapp, Mary Stephens, Greg Stevens, Randall Stewart, Maren Lynn Stewart, Nancy Stillings, Darla Storm, Loy Taylor, Michael Terry, Cynthia Tervooren, Douglas Thacker, Gail Thompson, Donnie Thompson, Ray Thompson, Sam Tindol, Robert Trevino, Ray Troutman, Robin Varela, Ronny 52 rg of' ......,, wx --ww 9 Us 'ASV fn , sa I 'si I7 T --- W 4- TTY i. , 4 , . .. I l ,i fr -et ,V ,. VW V ,rw I A Clit- lit, .Q -mit Ynostrosa, Jesse Vaughn, Debbie Walker, Stanley Wallace, June Waller, Robert Ward, Jill West, Ray Wheeler, Karen White, Randy Whitfield, Sheila Willson, Roger Wilson, Donnie Wilson, Tim Windham, Malcolm Wright, Paul Wright, Teresa Yantis, Kathleen seniors 153 Collier, Becky - 144, 34, 51, 56, 58 67 Aaron, Mal - 143, 66 Adams, Bobby - 127 Adams, Howard - 135 Adams, Jerry - 135, 63 Aduddell, Pat - 142, 143, 67 Aguirre, Amelia - 135 Aguirre, Molly - 127 Alexander, Bill - 143, 51 Alexander, Brian - 127 Alexander, Cindy - 135, 59, 68 Alford, Sheralyn -- 127, 68 Allen, Charles - 127 Allen, Friou - 143, 71 Allen, Jenny - 135, 146, 103 Student lndtex Blanton, Eugene - 144 Bledsoe, Gary Don - 144 Bocknite, Cathy - 135, 63, 65 , Bond, Phillip - 127, 70 A Boshulav, John - 127, 60 f Bower, Richard - 135, 61, 63 I Boyd, Kathy - 144 ' Bradley, Anita - 127, 60, 68 Bragdon, John - 144 , Brandstetter, Danny - 127, 63 Brandstetter, Janice - 135, 7C Brandstetter, Kathy - 144, 5' , 57, 71, 94, 95 A Brasher, John - 127, 61, f . 64, 68 Allen, Jolly - 143, 51, 57 Allen, Rodney - 135 Allgood, Brenda - 127 Allgood, Charles - 143 Allgood, Donald - 127, 69 Allison, Jay - 126, 127, 66, 106 Amonett, Kevin - 127 Anderson, Aaron John - 143, 65 Anderson, Donald Ray - 143, 71 Anderson, Shirley - 127 Armstrong, Kurt - 127, 60, 67 Arnold, Andrea - 127, 60 Arteaga, Victor A. - 143, 69 Arthur, Sheryl Ann - 143 Atterbury, Ginger - 151, 59 Bailey, Janice - 143, 35 Balderrama, Roland -- 143, 48, 67 Baird, Darrell - 127 Baird, Wayne - 143, 71 Baker, Becky - 127 Bratton, Charles - 127, 6' Braud, Michelle - 135, 5f 62, 63, 64 Bridges, Elizabeth - 127 Bdghh Kaye--144,146 54,62,o3 erm, Chuck - 127, oo Brittain, Helen - 144 Brittain, James - 135 Britton, Mike - 144, 8,4, 85, 86 Broadway, Robert - 12? Broadway, Sheila - 127 Brock, David - 135, 67, 76, 90 Brogdon, Karen - 127, 56, 58 Brown, Billie Ann -- 144, 71 Brown, Kurt - 127, 66 Brown, Nancy - 144 Brown, Paul - 69 Brown Robert - 127 Brownlee, Rea - 127, 67 Clemons, Dee Don - 128 Clifton, Joseph - 128, 67, 90 Clippinger, Katri - 136, 70 Coates, Jackie - 70 Cobern, Anne - 144, 54, 67 Cochran, Terrell - 144 Cochran, Phillip - 128, 69 Coffey, Susan - 128, 68 Coggin, Carol - 128, 68 Coleman, Candy - 126, 53, 56, 60 65 Coleman, Jodell - 144, 35, 54, 59 65 Colvin, Bobby - 136 Colquitt, Paula - 144 Colyer, Gretchen -- 136, 48, 53, 57 64 Combes, Jeff - 128, 67 Combes, Jim - 136 Cook, Ronnie - 136, 69 Cooper, Homer -- 136, 69 Cornett, Laura - 136 Costa, Cindy - 136 Costillo, Virginia - 128, 65 Covington, Gail - 128 Covington, Jerry - 144, 69 Cox, Ray - 128 Cox, Roger - 144 Cozby, Pat - 136 Crawford, Robert - 126, 128, 60, 67 84 90 Croft, Vonne - 144, 71 Cross, Becky - 136, 59, 102 Cross, Bruce - 128, 70 Baldwin, Yogi - 127 Ballard, Debbie - 127 Ballard, Larry - 126, 127, 134, 66 Ballard, Vernon - 127, 66 Banks, Richard - 135 Barker, Buddy - 143 Barnes, Hardie - 76, 81 Barnes, Vickie - 127, 60, '67 Barron, Donald - 127 Barton, Kay - 135 Bostardo, Pete - 127 Boynes, Allene - 127, 65 Beakley, Donna - 143 Beard, Wayne - 143 Beddow, Steve - 135 Beene, Bill - 135, 76 Bennett, Johnny - 135 Benningfield, Vickie - 135 Benson, Debra - 127, 68 Benson, Gary - 127, 66 Bruce, Steve - 127, 70 Burks, Stephen - 144, 54, 67, 68, 88, 89 Bush, David - 69 Burroughs, Vicki - 127, 65 Burt, Carla - 144, 34, 54, 57, 59, 60, 65, 94, 99 Butler, Larry - 127 Butler, Randy - 127, 60 Butler, Steve - 135 Cadenhead, Nancy - 135, 56, 57 Caggiano, Jose - 144, 56 Callaway, Sherry - 144, 71 Camacho, David - 144, 142, 56, 67, 99 Camp, David - 135, 67, 88, 90 Comp, Mike - 127, 63 Campbell, Gloria - 144 Cantrell, Steve - 127, 60 Cantu, Rita - 127 Cardenas, Reyes - 127, 67 Carlson, Martha - 127, 53, 56, 57, 60, 65 Carmack, Robert - 127, 63 Cunningham, Jimmy - 144, 59, 89 Cupp, Barbara - 144, 71 Curbo, Roy - 144, 57, 67, 76 Cutbirth, Brian - 136, 54, 56, 59, 76, 84, 90 Cutbirth, Steve - 147, 142, 53, 54, 55, 58, 59, 67, 76, 81, 90, 91, 95, 99, 102 103, 108 Daniel, Steve - 128 Daniels, Kim - 136, 63, 64 Davis Davis Davis Davis , Glenn - 128, 60 , Kim -136 , Kirk - 136, 67, 84 , Linda - 145, 34 Davis, Penny - 136, 35 Day, Allan - 136, 59, 66 Day, Bobby - 128 Dela Rosa, Delores - 128 Dela Rosa, Mary - 136 Diaz, Andy - 128, 60 Dicke y, Helen - 145, 70 Dillard, David - 145, 63 Best, Dottie - 127, 63 Bible, Raymond - 143 Bird, Angela - 135, 34, 53, 59, 67 Bird, Louanne - 143, 35 Birmingham, Bennie - 135 Blackstock, Kathy - 143, 68 Blagg, Mike - 143, 54, 56, 59, 67, 94, 99 Blair, Joe - 135 Blake, Beverly - 135, 68 4 Carpenter, Jimmy - 136 Carr, Tim -- 136, 63, 67 Carthen, Ranette - 71 Cartwright, Craig - 144, 69 Case, Butch - 127, 63, 64 Chambers, Tony - Chesser, Beverly - Childs, Joe - 136, Chitwood, Gayle - Clements, Eddie -- 12a 144,146,34,54,o5 67 144,35,59,o7 136,5o,59,67,a9 Dillard, Mike - 128, 60, 90 Dobbins, Dianna - 145, 71 Dobbins, Steve - 145, 71 Dobbins, Terry - 145, 71 Donahoo, Nona Rae - 128, 60 Donahoo, Patsy - 145, 48, 51 , 68 Donley, Dennis - 136 Dougherty, Rhonda - 145, 54, 70 Drewry, Shona - 145, 59, 67 Drewry, Ted - 128, 60 Duffie, Esther - 65 Duffie, Thelma - 128, 65 Duncan, Davis - 128, 60 Duncan, Debbie - 145, 146, 34, 54, 67 Duncan, Steve - 128 Dunlap, Betty Ann - 145, 71 Dunn, Shaun - 128, 57, 63 Durtschi, Charles - 145, 63 Edwards, Kaye - 137 Egger, Debbie - 145, 65 Ely, Wayne - 145, 69 Embrey, Jeff - 128, 60, 88 Emery, 8. J. - 128 Emery, Gayle - 137, 35, 67 Ephraim, Mary - 145, 65, 70 Estes, Randy - 128, 60, 68, 89 Etheridge, Ginger - 145 Evans, Betty Ann - 128, 65 Evans, Judy - 142, 145, 35, 54, 57, 59, 65, 99 Evans, Wayne - 137 Faries, Allen - 142, 54, 57, 67, 94 Farley, Dana - 137, 63 Gist, Steve - 129, 53, 60 Gleaton, Elizabeth - 146 Glynn, Van - 137, 57, 60 Gober, Jerry - 129, 63 Gober, Linda - 129 Goins, Teresa - 1 29 Gomez, Mary - 129, 65 Goodioin, Mike - 137, 67 Goodioin, Nila - 136, 70 Goodwin, Linda - 146, 68 Goodwin, Steve - 146, 67, 76 Gotcher, Jan - 137, 57 Gottschalk, Gina - 137, 34, 59, 67 Graham, Loretta - 146 Grant, Lanell - 146, 70 Grant, Lemore - 137 Green, Jerry - 137 Greer, David - 146 Gregg, Diana - 129, 64 Griffin, Frank - 146, 57, 95 Griffin, Glen - 129 Hudspeth, Rex - 138, 66 Huggins, William - 138, 61, 63, 67 Hughes, Brenda - 129, 65 Hughes, Mike - 129 Inman, Joe Bob - 147, 71 lsom, Alpha - 129, 65 Jacobs, Carroll - 138, 66 Jackson, Britt - 129 Jackson, Lawrence - 147, 65 Fedora, Kendall - 137, 66 Ferguson, Betty Ann - 128 Ferguson, Martha - 126, 128, 53, 60, 68, 89 Ferguson, Tricia - 137 Field, Janice - 145, 70 Firth, Fred - 146 Florey, Jim - 137, 56, 59, 90 Fallowwell, Sherita - 146, 71 Folsum, Rodney - 146, 53, 59, 76, 77, 81, 90, 95, 99, 103 Forbess, Teresa - 146, 61, 69 Fowler, Rayla - 128, 53, 57, 60, 65 Fowler, Sharma - 137, 136, 53, 57, 65 Franklin, Don - 146, 65 Franks, Helen - 128 Franks, Kathy - 128 Frazier, Janie - 137 Frazier, Patricia - 128 Freeland, Jane - 146, 34, 54, 59, 67 Freeman, Garland - 146, 67 Fudge, Jane -- 146, 70 Fulton, Suzie - 128 Funderberg, Annie - 137 Funderberg, Trisha - 137, 57, 63, 68 Funderburg, Millard - 146, 69 Gaines, Melody - 128, 65 Galloway, Robert - 146, 54, 63, 67, 94 Gondy, Bill - 129, 66 Gant, Sammie - 129 Garcia, Fernando - 129, 70 Garcia, Valde - 129, 33 Garcia, Sara - 129 Garrett, Boyd - 129, 63, 64 Gatewood, Pam - 129 Gentry, Donna - 137 George, Gary - 146, 60, 67, 90 George, Laura - 129, 68, 89 Gibbs, Sally - 129 Q Gibson, Deena - 137, 35, 54, 67 Gill, Lee Ann - 129, 64 Gill, Mike - 137, 67, 89, 90 Gilmore, Sherry - 129 Gilmore, Terry - 129, 60 Griffin, Nancy - 137 Groce, Vance - 129, 60 Gutherie, Gloria - 147, 71 Gwathmey, Donna - 137, 63 Hall, Dicky - 137, 54, 67 Hall, Marilyn - 129 Hall, Ray - 147, 71 Hallquist, Gretchen - 129, 60, 65 Hammonds, Phyllis - 137, 68 Hamlett, Denise - 129 Hanna, Nancy - 129 Hansbora, Ollie - 147, 65, 99 Hardy, David - 147, 69 Hardy, Tommy - 129 Hardy, Wayne - 129, 69 Harriss, Kenny - 147, 71 Harry, Lynn - 137, 59, 67 Hass, Greg - 138, 54, 56, 57, 61, Hatchett, Bo - 138, 66 Hawkins, Roy - 138, 61, 63 Henderson, Bobby - 138, 69 Henley, John - 138, 53, 63, 64 Henry, Terry - 139 Henson, Teresa - 129 Herrington, Cynthia - 129, 68 Hill, Donna - 147 Hill, Pam - 138, 70 Hill, Rickey - 138, 67, 76 Hill, Tony - 63, 69 Hillhouse, Wesley - 129 Hinoiosa, Frank - 129, 69 Hinoiosa, Sylvia - 138, 57, 63, 68 Hitt, Stanley - 147, 54, 66, 76 63, 64 Jamar , Paul- 129, 60 Jamar, Shelley - 147, 53, 56, 59, 6 108 James, David - 138, 59, 67, 76, 84 James, Ricky - 129, 66 Jarvis, Pam - 147, 68 Jarvis, Terry - 138, 146, 134, 65 Jenkins, Bill - 129, 60 Jenkins, Brenda - 147, 56, 70 Johnson ,Gayle - isa, 146,35 Johnson, Pat - 138 Johnson, Sandra - 148, 68 Johnson , Sandy - 138 Joiner, Gary -- 130, 63 Jones, Darrell - 138, 59 Jones, Don - 148, 51 Janes, Glen - 130, 53, 60 Jones, Joni - 138, 63 Jones, Wanda - 148, 65 Jordan, Jana - 138, 34, 59, 65 Joslin, Valerie - 148, 35, 53, 67 Karnes, Adalene - 138 Kay, Angela - 148, 34 Keel, Darlene - 148, 71 Keel, Kenny - 130 Keese, Howard - 148 Keeton, Pam - 138, 63 Keith, Larry - 138, 57, 59 Kelley, Debbie - 130 Kelley, Steve - 130, 66 Ketcham, James - 148, 50, 67 Key, Dennis - 148 Key, Terry - 138, 69 King, Celia - 138, 59, 64 King, Dean - 138, 57, 67 King, Kassondra - 148, 71 King, Susan - 138 King, Patricia - 130 King, Peggy - 65 King, Tony - 130 6, Hodges, Jerry - 138 Holland, Brenda - 138, 35, 101, 104 Hollingshead, Paul - 147 Hollingshead, Tammy - 147, 51, 56, 67, 76, 79, 84, 86 Holloway, Danny - 69 Holt, Becky - 129, 65 Holt, Pam - 147, 34, 67 Hoppenrath, Jim - 138, 63 Horton, Brenda - 129 Horton, Fred - 129 Horton, Ricky - 147 Hudson, Allysbelle - 138, 57, 59, 64 Hudson,.Steve - 138, 54, 67, 76 Hudson, Sue - 147 Kington, Jim - 130, 60 Kington, Karen - 148, 34, 58, 59, 60, 99, 104 Kirby, Ricky - 148, 54, 56, 59, 67, 90 Kirby, Tom - 130 Kirksey, Dianne - 148, 34, 54, 55, 56, 58, 59, 60, 67, 99 Kiser, Sheila - 130, 65 Kite, Sandy - 130, 63 Knight, Donald Ray - 148, 51, 67, 76, 81, 90, 95 Knotts, Jackie - 130, 63 Krause, Carolyn - 148, 65 Krischke, David - 148, 50, 54, 55, 67, 94 Kroencke, Kathy - 148 Kuykendall, Karl - 148, 55, 66 5 Ragsdale, Sylvia - 139, 34, 69, 109 Martin, 56 Lacy, John - 138 Lamkin, Linda - 148, 35 Lancaster, Tim - 148, 146, 142, 55, 56, 57, 109 Langley, Stepphen - 149, 71 Langston, James - 138, 57, 61 , 63 Lappe, Donnie - 130 Lappe, Ronnie - 130 LaSalle, Johnny - 130 Lawrence, Otis - 138, 66 Leach, Brenda - 138 Leach, Debbie -- 130 Leach, Mike - 130 Leach, Susan - 149, 71 Lee, Debbie - 130 Leck, Larry - 144 Leohnard, John - 138, 63, 64 Lewis, Kelly - 130 Lewis, Mike - 138, 61, 63, 64 Lewis, Oscar - 130, 67, 90 Lewallen, David - 149, 54, 67, 68 McClelland, David - 139, 55, 61, 63 McClelland, Robin - 149, 61 , 62, 63, 64 McDonald, Phil - 130, 69 McFarla 54, 5 ne, Mary Helen - 149, 146, 35, 7, 59, 65, 94, 108 McHorse, Randy - 139, 59, 67, 88 McMath, Susan - 139, 48, 53, 60, 64 McNeal, Danny - 139, 53, 59, 67, 88 McNeal, Wanda - 149, 35, 55, 58, 65, 94 McShan, Michael - 149, 146, 33, 53, 59, 67 Means, Lynn - 130, 69 Meyer, Herbert - 139, 69 Milam, Patti - 131, 53, 56, 57, 65 Miles, Teresa - 65 Miller, Darius - 69 Miller, Earl - 70 Miller, J erry - 71 Miller, Sharon - 70 Miller, Wanda - 131, 63, 64 Lindsey, Danny - 130 Lindsey, Denise - 149, 71 Lindsey, Sherree - 149, 68, 89 Lindsey, Steve - 138, 70 Little, Betty - 138, 71 Lockwood, Charles - 138, 56, 57, 59, 67, 68 Lockwood, Margie - 130, 56, 57, 65 Long, Charles - 138 Long, Donald - 138, 64 Longley, Jay - 149 Lofton, Kevin - 130 Lopez, Joe - 149, 69 Low, Dean - 130, 60, 76, 90 Low, Donna - 149, 49, 55, 64, 94, 99 Loyd, Angelique - 138, 35, 56, 67 Loyd, Terry - 130 Lucas, Terri - 130 Ludwick, Sheila - 144, 34, 51, 55, 56, 65 Lynn, Sarabeth - 130, 64, 68 Lyons, Madeleine - 149, 70 Mackey, Mike - 149 Madole, Keith - 138, 53, 55, 56, 67, 90 Maestas, Jesse - 130 Magness, Donna - 149, 34 Marshall, Robin - 138, 71 Millstead, Don - 131 Millstead, Jerry - 131 Mindieta, Geronimo - 131, 66 Molino, Mario - 149, 67, 76 Monson, Dalphine - 131 Montague, Tonda - 149, 33, 51 , 55, 109 Moore, Charles - 131 Moore, Jim - 131, 33, 60, 67 Moore, Joe - 149, 69 Moore Roman - 139 57 Moore, Terry - 139, 34, 67, 107 Morelock, Diane - 150, 135 Morelock, Don - 131, 67, 90 Morgan Morgan , Dianna - 131 , Mike - 139, 57, 67, 76 Morgan, Rebecca - 150 Morgan, Gayle - 131 Morris, Jane - 131 Morris, Wayne - 150 Moseley, Donna - 139, 70 Mullins, Deborah - 150, 59, 65 Mullins, Robert - 139 Myre, Sherry - 139, 146, 65 Nabors, Kenneth - 131, 64, 68 Neal, Pam - 150, 57 Nehr, Charles - 150 Martin, Celeste - 130 Martin, Karin - 138, 57 Martin, Kenny - 130, 69 Martin, Nancy - 149 Sherry - 149, 63 Martinez, Fernando - 149, 69 Martinez-, Raul - 130, 60 Martinez, Rudy - 130 Mask, Hollye - 130, 33, 65 Masters, Ricky - 149, 67 Mathison, Paul - 149, 71 Mathison, Ruth - 130 Matthews, Ronnie - 149 Mauldin, Janet - 130 May, Danny -- 149, 66 May, John - 138, 66 Mayfield, Yvonne - 34, 70 McAliley, Narla -- 138 McBee, Karen - 139, 57, 64, 68 McCarty, Don - 130, 57 McClain, Ray - 130 McClellan, Bob - 139, 67, 90 Newsom, Gary - 139 Newton , Bobby - 150 Newton, Doris -- 68 Newton, Kurt - 150, 59, 76, 81, 84 Nichols, Patsy - 139 Nicholson, James - 131, 63 Norwood, Betsy - 139 Norwood, Brenda - 139, 34, 55, 65 Norwood, Kim - 150, 55, 70 Olan, Randy - 131 Old, Mary - 139, 57 Ornelas, Eddie - 139, 57, 67 Ornelas, Rose Marie - 150, 57, 67 Osborn, Debbie - 139 Pace, Donna - 131 Painter, Ernest - 150, 69 Palmer, Janis - 139, 62 Parker, Cindy - 60 Payne, Larry - 139 Pena, Rosie - 139 Pennie, Johnnie -- 139, 57, 63, 65 Perkins, Brenda - 150, 70 Perkins, David - 131, 57 Perry, Alice - 131 Perry, Kay - 139, 68 Perry, Mike - 139, 67 Perry, Milton - 150, 61 , 63 Philips, Deborah - 131, 63, 64 Pike, Patti - 150, 35, 55, 59 Pinkston, Jimmy - 139, 66 Pinto, Brian K. - 150, 146, 52, 53, 56, 76, 78, 95, 99,100,101,104 Piper, Ronnie - 139, 71 Pittman, Robert - 139 Pitts, Carol - 131 Pitts, Denise - 150 Platter, Rebecca - 150, 70 Ply, Diane - 139, 64 Pope, Raymond - 150 Pope, Ronald - 150 Porter, Charles - 150, 59, 88 Putman, Carol Ann - 131, 61 , 63, 64 Quick, Lisa - 150, 70 Quick, Robert -- 139 Ramos, Armando - 150 Ramos, Mary - 131 Ramphal, Bruce - 139 Randolph, Deborah - 139, 65 Rasco, Brenda - 139 Ratlitf, Bill - 139, 69 Ray, Barbara - 150, 146, 33, 52, 53, 56 103, 108, 109 Ray, Gary - 131, 60, 90 Redding, Larry - 150, 146, 55, 59, 99 Redding, Robert - 131, 60 Reed, Gloria - 131, 65 Reed, Pam - 150 Reid, Monty - 150, 66 Reid, Tim - 150, 53, 54, 56, 59, 76, 84 87, 90, 91, 95, 99 Reven, Sheri - 150 Reynolds, Jerry - 140, 69 Rhoades, Deborah - 140, 34 Rhoades, Val - 150, 52, 56, 59, 77, 99 Rhodes, James - 131, 61 , 63, 64 Richardson, Jamie - 140 Riggins, Ricky - 131, 67, 76, 90 Riggins, Willie - 150, 65 Riley, Debbie - 131 Riley, Kathy - 151 Rinkenberger, Susan - 151 Roberts, Helen - 140 Roberts, Larry - 131 Roberts, Steve - 151, 67 Robertson, Robin - 140 Robles, Roy - 140 Rodriquez, Billy - 151, 68, 89 Rodriquez, David - 131 Rodriquez, Pam - 131 Rodgers, Nancy - 151, 71 Rogers, Sharon - 131 Romero, Robert - 151, 69 Ross, Becky - 131 Ross, Diane - 140 Ross, Vickie - 126, 53, 60, 65 Rountree, Rodney - 140, 59, 67, 90 Rouse, Kenny - 131 Taylor, Jo Jo - 141, 63 Kay - 133, 107 Rowbotham, Denise - 140, 35, 59, 65 Rudd, David -- 131, 66 Rushing, Naomi - 140 Russell, Stanley - 69 Salazar, Amanda - 151 Salazar, George - 131, 66 Sams, Cindy - 132, 60, 65 Sanchez, Romelia - 132, 63, 67 Sandifer, Steve - 132 Scaff, Barry - 140, 66, 76 Schott, Billy - 140 Schneider, Jan - 151 Schwab, Johnny -- 151 Scott, Kim - 140 Scruggs, Michelle - 140 Sears, Charla - 140 Sebastian, Carla - 132, 60 Self, Wayne - 132, 60, 67 Sellers, Lem - 132, 60, 67 Sharp, Jerry - 132, 60, 67 Sharpe, Terri - 151, 68, 71 Shaw, Patsy - 140 Sheffield, Allen - 151, 76 Shelton, Linda - 152, 71 Siegfried, Sheila - 140 Sikes, Cindy - 140, 35, 67 Sikes, Debbie - 152, 53, 55, 57, 67 Simcox, Candy - 132 Simcox, Daniel - 132 Stephens, Gwen - 132, 57, 63, 64 Stephens, Greg - 152, 57, 61 , 62, 63 Stephens, Lisa - 140, 146, 35, 56, 57 Stevens, Cheryl - 140, 63, 67 Stevens, Randall - 152, 70 Stevens, Vanessa - 140, 57, 64 Stewart , Carol - 132 Stewart, Larry - 132 Stewart, Maren Lynn - 152 Stewart, Nancy - 152, 55, 67 Stickney, John - 70 Stillings, Darla - 152, 61 , 63, 67, 108 Stokes, Cynthia - 133 Stokes, Stephen - 140, 66 Stone, Jeanna - 140, 34 Stone, Thomas -- 140 Storm, Betty - 133, 126, 56, 60, 67, 106 Storm, Loy 1- 152, 56, 59, 84 Strickland, Janet - 133 Suddereth, Debbie - 140, 67 Survant, Carla Jean - 140, 63 Survant, Wynette - 133, 63 Vaughn, Debbie - 153, 65 Vogel, Kathy - 133 Waddell, Jaynan - 133, 57, 60 Wade, Cody - 141 , 69 Walker, Debbie - 141 Walker, Stanley - 153, 57, 67, 76, 108 Wallace, Jerry - 133, 69 Wallace, June - 153, 146, 35, 55, 56, 58, 59, 65, 99, 100, 107 Waller, Paula - 133, 65 Waller, Robert - 153, 67 Ward, Belinda - 141, 64 Ward, Jill - 153, 55, 57, 63, 68 Warren, Debra - 133 Waters, Judy - 141, 64 Watkins, Sue - 133 Webb, Donne - 133 Webster, Julie - 141, 34, 65 Weisinger, Virgil - 141, 53, 55, 57, 63, 68 Welch, Joel - 133, 69 Swanner, Risa - 141, 57, 63, 64 Sylvester, David - 133, 53, 67 Wells, Billie Ann - 133 Wells, Isaac - 141, 67 Wells, Jonathan -- 133, 60, 67 Wells, Taylor, Mike - 152, 59 Teague, Lorna - 133, 57 Teague, Terry - 141, 66 Tedford, Johnny - 141, 71 Wells, Ray - 133, 66 West, Ray - 153, 56, 59, 67, 99 Westfall, Truman - 141, 67, 76, 84 Wheeler, Karen - 153, 68 Simmons, Bill- 152, 66, 103 Simmons, Janice - 140, 59, 68 Simmons, Jerry - 132 Simmons, Robert - 132, 60 Sims, Darlene - 152, 51 Sims, Karlene - 132 Terrell, Thomas - 133, 63 Terry, Cynthia - 152 Terry, Francis - 141 Terry, Shirley - 141, 65 Tervooren, Douglas - 152, 61, 63 Tervooren, Duane - 133, 63, 64 Wheeler, Teresa - 133, 65 Whisenant, Debra - 133 White, Billy - 141, 69 White, Larry - 141 White, Melinda - 133, 53 White, Randy - 153, 70 Sirois, Maritia - 152, 61, 62, 63, 67 Skelton, Debra - 142, 63, 64 Slagle, Steve -- 132 Slayton, Lizanne - 132, 70, 109 Sledge, Teresa - 140, 71 Thacker, Gail- 152, 71 Thomas, David - 133, 60, 90 Thomas, Gary - 141, 66 Thomas, Michael - 133, 67 Thomas, Pam - 133, 56, 60 Smith Billy - 132 Smith Bruce - 152, 66, 76 Smith Clifton - 132 Smith Dana - 132, 63 Smith, Darrell - 140, 59, 67 Smith, Gary - 140, 67, 76 Smith, Gwenda - 70 Smith, Jad - 132 Smith Janet - 140, 63 Smith Karen - 152, 59, 67, 68 Smith, Le Ann - 140, 146, 134, 33, 55, 58, 59, 60 Smith, Randy - 152, 55 Smith, Valeria - 152, 35 Thompson, Donnie - 152 Thompson, Ray -- 152, 51, 67, 77, 76, 78, 81, 84, 87 Thompson, Sam - 152 Tilton, Bill - 133, 60, 66 Tilton, Cathy - 133, 67 Tindol, Mike - 133, 63 Tindol, Robert - 152 Tiner, Hillious - 141 Tomlinson, Cindy - 133, 63, 64 Torrez, Arthur -- 141, 70, 76 Townsend, Freddy - 141, 61 , 63, 64 Trevino, Linda - 141, 71 Trevino, Ray - 152, 71 Smithwick, Kathy - 132 Snyder, Marian - 140, 34, 56, 67 Sofge, Carolyn - 140, 70 Soules, Linda - 132 Soules, Sharon - 132 Southall, Shae - 152, 56, 59, 67, 76, 95 Spencer, Carol - 132 Spencer, Dave - 132, 56, 63, 64 Stanke, Jaye Nan - 140, 65 Stanley, Clarissa - 140 Stapp, Joe - 140, 71 Stapp, Mary - 152, 71 Stark, Delores - 132, 60, 65 Steger, Jerry - 132 Troutman, Robin - 152, 71, 95 Tucker, Tucker, Donald - 133 Kenny - 141 Tulcas, Mary - 133, 68 Turner, Jane - 133, 60 Turner, Maryanne - 141, 59 Turney, Kenny - 70 Twiford, Donnie - 141, 59, 67, 104 Ussery, Marilyn - 141, 59, 65 Van Huss, Mike - 69 Vorela, Ronny - 152, 67 Vernon, Harold - 141, 69 Vess, Judy - 141, 65 Whitfield, Joe - 133, 65 Whitfield, Sheila - 153 Wilkerson, Cheryl - 71 Wilks, Billy - 141 Williamson, Debbie - 141, 70 Williams, Kathy - 133, 68 Williford, Joe - 141, 59, 71 Willingham, Danny - 141, 59, 67, 90 Willmon, Belinda - 141, 70 Willson, Roger - 153, 66 Wilson, Donnie - 153, 142, 66 Wilson, Tim - 153, 59, 66, 76, 90 Windham, Johnny - 133, 60 Windham, Malcolm - 153 Wood, Melaine - 141 Wood, Terry - 141, 68 Woodcox, Debra - 133 Woodcox, Erlene - 133 Woodson, Lisa - 141, 35, 55, 65 Wright, Don - 133, 60, 67 Wright, Paul - 153 Wright, Teresa - 153, 70 Wyatt, Alan - 133, 66 Yantis, Kathleen - 153, 35, 53, 54, 55, 57, 58, 59, 65, 94, 95 Ynostrosa, Jesse - 153 7 Y Uv Q.. 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