Brownwood High School - Pecan Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

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The department administers and interprets tests, counsels personally with students andfor parents, schedules changes according to personal needs, provides assistance for those seeking loans and grants, provides information on colleges, and works with teachers assisting students. Mr. Stegemoller says that the department's primary goal is to assist each student to achieve his goals. Miss Pearlie Hall joined the BHS counseling staff in the fall of 1976. She aids students in course and college selections and provides information on various types of vocations. Pearlie Hall T '5343'-'17 if .3271 'riff' if ,lwgy We , -ef . ia., llllilil Norman Stegemoller - COUNSELOR li Y' f H' Y' l Us ' A ' :nerves 1, f ww aw V . ' e 'Y 'ls f CW ,Ven - '15 , ffl 'ii' N, 'bf' VOCATIONAL COUNSELOR Shirley West - SECRETARY Howard Murchison , Ir . Superintendent School Board, Administrators Shape Policy l'...m.. BISD Board of Trustees fl-ry SEATED: Joe Robbins, Tom Jordan, Joe Lemmons, Don Clements, President. STANDING: Grady Chastain, Vice-Pres.: Dale Wheelis, George Allcorn, Sec.: Howard Murchison, Ir. . Superintendent. 17 Office Staff Performs Many Duties OFFICE SECRETARY - P I D ' ATTENDANCE CLERK - Robbie Ratliff Renders Service 4,8 . I u .1 Y in , , X C is LIBRARIAN - Janet Johnson CAFETERIA DIRECTOR - Olin Teague .f 11 NURSE - Carol Crouch: NURSE'S Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Rothe prepare the library for school Lorna Gleason opening' 19 Teachers Instruct Students Bob Agnew Health , History , Football Margaret Blackburn P.E. Drill Team Sponsor Steve Boothe History , Basketball Mary Cadenhead English Gerald Callaway Metal Trades June Carley English , Annual Elna Clark Volleyball, Algebra Ken Clowdus Biology 20 At work? Sure if annex Qs F Q. They always come up smelling like Mrs. Dickens' roses. xl r X if i E gf Sk at 1 1 T Q fi W is 4 5 06 5, ti. W 4, id, J. MM. Q James Cornelius Physical Science Joy Davis Vocational Adjustment Coordinator Winona Dickens Homemaking John Geer Distributive Education Ruth Geeslin English Diane Gibbs Journalism , English Ike Groce Tennis Tom Horner Arts , Crafts 21 Paul Isbell Industrial Cooperative Training Helen Jackson Vocational Office Training Margaret Levisay English , Latin 22 f PM BULLETIN 4 '-Eli lei'- g 1 E3 Mr. Wilson exclaims, Yea or Nay! Aleta Lowe Vocational Adjustment Aide Mr. Cornelius makes a point! Mr. Petross doesn't know what's going on behind him M. I Doyle McElroy Band Director Dorothy Mclntosh Choir Director Don Martin Chemistry , I Football 11 Larry Mathis Speech , Drama , Debate Jo Ann Miller Homemaking Lettie Morgan English Rosemarie Ornelas English M . E . Petross Mathematics 23 Ross Rowlett Mathematics James Scott Crafts , Golf Ruth Spence Government Harold Starkey Building Trades 24 Only Miss Ornelas knows. , ,rguw M A I 9 Q? ask gil gd N. L. 1-ar ' Mrs. Guy Nell West has been voted outstanding business teacher 4 L 1 9' K as :s ict v e la A Coach Strickland and Mr. Turnbow - just goofing off. 4531, X it 1 Frances Stovall English Fred Strickland History , Football Oneale Tabor Typing Dan Tindol Biology , Physics 25 Nelson Turnbow Health Guy Nell West TYPUWS ' Shonhand , Cheerleader Sponsor W . C . Wilson Mathematics Mary Womack English 26 .. FK. I Mrs. Morgan has class. Mrs. Geeslin says, Pass the butter, p1ease?' Services Aid School SNACK BAR STAFF includes: Earline Pool, Disa Chrane. Doris Willett, Ian Walters. To ik r..qm'? N JANITORIAL STAFF includes: Charley Isom, C. M. Collier, E. M. Bolinger, H. D. Aguirre. 28 ,sun CAFETERIA STAFF includes fl-rj: Lurline Greer, Lucille Carter, Della Crawford, Sandra Pennington, Dorothy Millican, Ruby Ray, Dorothy Ferguson. 1-017 : 1 am A 1 V ,yjf ,V-1 .- .:' ' J.. fy it - ' S -rr W yeeeel r,e'e 1 r ' rf! ' N - A 5 f ' - , 5 ,t tter - 4.1542 7 :-X SJHZQ 1 Mrs. Bernice Harris has served Brownwood High School for 17 years. 41 HONORS 1 ' 92.3 - jj , Www? ,. x ZJ:NmQ-IONDI1-Pbf gi A , A ' ., !l 1 ' Q E 11 K . , , Qi' 1 4 a wg 5 X v if 1 a s ,Q 1 S7 Y: fffff- Xu ,W,, Q A '16 Q -.-.. .,.....,.. -w ,- -, x A 2 , S K, L.., ,.,, ..Vb ,....... -.. V 'NIT . sannynpsa u. 1 .i n ...M L W M, V I A M I t V - ' ff - I f '21 'fl B., .....f....., , fl dis f ml yn Rotarians and Rotary Arms honored by the Rotary Club are selected each month by the faculty on the basis of Character, Service, Atti- tude , Leadership , Loyalty , and Cooperation. Y .i Melanie Evans Shari Curtis Laro Clark Chris Coleman Y ft Ann Patterson QI' Leslie Peters . ' A 4 - . 37 - ,f l - , if Pene Harrison 1 Rick Baron 4 are Brenda Doug Reid Bra GEL Q if tw 12' 7 if Simona Garcia Jana Greer Debbie Thomas Lloyd Thomas Bruce Autrey Tim Law iw- 2 1 , fl I P l5tudents Attend Boys' and Girls' State Girls attending were: Brenda Agnew and Ann Tongate. sovs sur: Boys attending were: Laro Clark, Rick Baron, Danny Gamble, Chris Coleman, Bryan Allen, and Jim Wood. Teachers selected eight outstanding students to represent Brownwood High School at Boys'-Girls! State for one week during June , 1976. Civic clubs and organizations served as sponsors. The student participants learned about government and how it functions in Texas. They ran for governmental offices and served in the elected capacity. Forty-four cities in Texas were represented at the Capitol in Austin . Group includes: Rick Baron, Brenda Agnew, Jim Wood, Ann Tongate Chris Coleman, Bryan Allen, Danny Gamble. Laro Clark. Students Receive Rotar The Brownwood Rotary Club presented awards to the three girls and three boys in each grade who had the highest overall grade average for the 1976-'17 school year. The awards were presented at a luncheon honoring the students and their par- ents. fNot pictured is Chris Mayo.J Joy Youngstrom Tammy Fielder Greg Pittman Monty Oehrlern Gary Miller Karen Perkins V 1 Mike Dietrich Melanie Evans sz ' Cf Q ln X If X' fi - 'Honors Highli hr Year Sarah Reid and Dwayne Hogg flefty received the 1977 Optimist award. Each year the club honors one sophomore and one junior student for their contribution to home. school. church. and community. 1.' Gary Miller was Science Symposi with hlrn um Laro Clark and Melanie Evans were recipients of the outstanding scholar awards. with them . . isR E Warren, principal. This group received outstanding departmental awards. 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Jay Bearden - qualifiers for state in automotive class. OR GANIZA TI CNS f, I M .-. M ll 1 ll I .4z'fffw1 0' :QM '- 2- ,I 1' N. f-H f I J I x x ' mxxx XQNQ, EQ X 4 X '-rw: L- f,H,4':.:1 A IW' ' - v 'I wi, Ili 27, 1f11, u I. 'nh .f.f:'.:z:ue-, ,, :,,,., --,. I Q Wil, U, ' V XIAIQQI- ., 1 q:nf4::.',- I f Y :f:z - . ' lr i 5 ki' 5 i ' 5'- - .1 -.., .4 , .5 -'T 15-Q13Z5H!f2l55'!f g 2:?s:Ef,f:g,-smisiesii:ang151,-1--gash-.1.-2- 'lr-,H- , W-wig-gi 4' . ff '-- -v, . - - ' --a E-ini' fx. x -4' -41 ' w + ' ,' ' f . I.! f4i ' ' W 1 , 1 ,V - I I , ?-W - - ,, 5 XL I f ' ' ' I ' x XXX , X ' 3 u, , 5 ,Q ? 5 , ,SX 7 P l I, . g I A B. . u ' I A' it U ,f, fi' P J ' V 'gawk-Wifi A f . ,fi 511. ' ,.1' ff? ' L' r- FRONT ROW fl-nz Beth Smirh, Debbie Ward, Liz Hullum, Rhonda Roburrs, Rabrmll Smirh. Pam Ynoszrosa. Gujmell Ward. Tara Exam. ind ROW: Caroline Moore. Tammy Fielder-, Denise Perrin, Phyllis Williams, Donna Baker. Rhoda Swanncr. Bell: Bal-Lu , Laura Woods, Josiu Munoz. Ieanni Cox, Lisa Woods, Linda Dclarosa. Poggy Goorlgion. Ilrd ROW: Seiya Odom, Cheryl Harry Par Swain. lflciarrii Griffin. Denise Duvall, Dean Kilburn, lon Fishur, Pairicia Thompson, Andrea Tilrnon. Elsi: Maldonado, Natalie Laci Tim Wfiodcox, Mark Searnans. -3111 'f D . ,Qf L Q . . E X ,xg-:M'QQ'aVE 'fl ET 'L' ' ' JI , -.ihf , -' f b H i ' Q 'Q -4 -: -- - 1 r ' n . A ' ' 1. N ,tx'.QLV.:,-4- .--4-0-- - E I Q A Q I ,,...-Wm ,.v:-n..w.v- I. 8 x ' -,a I is is 5 e Q- , .1, Qigkvz,--, . . .. ' , , 1 ' ,- if 2: .- . , ,. - M- 'gf 1 ,4:v:s11:3f . . I A Q N5 A gr, 5' Y , Y E, P, if A- - M - ' ' ,- x' - ,. g: gf Ev N V ' , 1 33' ' ' . 1, 5 5 M A X V 'fb 1 - if B' ,W ff -5 ' -- 1 I wi' lr ' ' 1 Q ' ' W' F F' 1 I YM -' , egg, ' AA, , Q X B F , NUM . - - ' ' 'M Wil -N .- L ' 'X ' 1' -- j ' 2' ' V ' H f fi , ' f' U f z- . J f 4 , I ,sp Fix -it G, v A ..,: ,yk W . I I 2 ,U 5: Q , - U I S 'fgsz LC - I. , ,Q-A W ,,,'.i., . -fe -f A' ds, . 5 F ' ' 4 ' is 'fr , T? P- - ,A-,, N' -56' . -' , Af ' v 4 ,. k0u1. I'im l.z,nv5'.' Dvbbie Allgnl. Meliisn. Tulcus, Steve liiaQs,ljJi5nh'3y Perry. Mariin Massey, A1berx'Algi813',2,Dcbbie Gxefu, jyim Lioolsby, '4 51, H r...pjg15 , Lindy txinyngulr. David !w:1cir1sA. Randy.5SuitgI51and, Lgo Ifu1cm1,'Greg'Piuman.-'Melanie Evanip Billy Sharpa DRUMS: Keith mnls, liriu Swahk,-, cilwrry xxqpfyfiylq, may Ba1depram'af. Krisxgi'Kixeg,SfmrigCurris: Rdbig Morelahd,'Carol Harper. Vicki Fuluin. , , V 4 A , , ., , ,- . .,..,.. , V K -' K., . ' . - - 4, 1 , , . . , - ,.,.-qu ' . '- X , ! . , .I I V. Band Promotes Spirit The Brownwood High School Band added excitement and boosted spirit for the 1976 football games. The band also participated in marching, solo, ensemble, sight-reading, and concert contests. Traveling to Enid, Oklahoma in contest competition was one of the highlights of the year. Various fund-raising projects kept members involved. These included: cookbook, candy, and cake auction sales and participation in the Spaghetti Supper in conjunction with the choir and drama departments. Mr. Doyel McElroy, director David Perkins, dmm major ' 1 -Q I ,nt .,,,. ttttt .,.,a,. L vstt an tsst , no at t .1 Rhonda Roberts and Natalie Lee, 1976-'77 twirlers l w -4' Hard at work! Band Council members include: fl-rj Shari Cunis, Melanie Evzns, Mark Scamans, Tara Evans, Pam Ynostmsa, Greg Pittman, and Tim hw. lx s.. The band's chosen sweetheart - Shari Curtis Melanie Evans and Rhonda Roberts instruct. Band adds to halftime festivities. Members show enthusiasm. x MXN ' h '-ailing? 3 F' :- 1 z-L ' v gi PT,-hi. I 4 or Qi ff . 5 ,T -14 . ' r ' L lgsrggt Q F 9' A N ij, - . Hx f- jr: Q3 5: Y: , ,,.. . . ' 'Q .,, , 5542 in if M: , AXA bug--,415 i . , gi:-L r gg W M b r 'AQ -rm N., - ggi. -M , EY-Lf. V '. 1, . .Y-Ei' V 9 . .- x N V H g' 1 515' 5575:-11' ,, , ,. l f3:'3v,maFw- . W ' WSF VRUNT ROW 11-rx: Captains Ann Tongatc , Lawanna Perkins, Debbie Thomas, Veda Hickman, Lori Nix, Leslie Peters. 2nd ROW: Mterrie Higgt-rs, Simonn Garcia, Lrmmmr Perkins, Teresa Hampton, Leslie Clements, Lynn Fikes. Cindi Bennett, Karen Roberts. Robbyn Cox, Katrina Kohn, Karon Carson. Robin Rodgers, Jani Greer. 3rd ROW: Sharon Guess. Judy Crowder. Trisha Donahoo, Sheryl Stout, Pam hilrugrqr, Lynn Newsom. Lisa Davis, Sherri Forbes, Tami Estes, Jamie Douglas, Donna Tumerg Melinda Hatllum. Judy Salas. Stacy Nelson. 1. .,.f -'T ,-df, x ,- is-. . . A b L+ fvf' . 1 73 f f' A We 9, , . Q ' I . If I U K 5 R JJ, I 5' f B, aaaa ' an 1. ff ., . 47 E n il , V m m.. - -Z h rl ::.g,,,'yfhJ, Au 152. ' f , ' ,N ' in t I ! ,5,,3ez, -I it 3 f if ov-wa A' . . f- V f n f ' A-f Q q.4 E fi- x 4 W Q . Brenda Agnew. -hh ROW: Mary Lee Baugh, Nina . Q-...a gg Q 1 . ix '- B, ,. Hamilton. Frankie Middleton. Kathleen Dugan. Tina Sjceen, Tarxi Lancaster. Suzanne Wesson, Cxisli Clark, Karen Longley. Leanna Daniell. Cathleen McGowan. Connie Hogg, Donna lackson, Brenda Lemmons, Pene Harrison. Susan Dempsey. Dubbic Russell. Pennie Johnson. ' '37 . 1 Lronettes Delight Audiences Delighting audiences with their high-stepping routines, the Lionettes, directed by Mrs. Margaret Blackburn performed at pep rallies, football and basketball games. Q The group received sweepstake honors at the Baylor University summer drill team camp. They also competed in the fifth annual Blue and Gold Drill Team Contest and received two superior titles in jazz and prop numbers and an excellent rating in high kick. LIONETTE CAPTAINS: fl-rj Leslie Peters, Lori Nix, Veda Hickman, Debbie Thomas, Lawanna Perkins, Ann Tongate. Team manager. Pam Patterson, poses with her brother, V f Jimmy. drill team beau. L ff Mrs. Margaret Blackbum, direcro r Outstanding members Cathleen McGowen and Lavonna Perkins display Lionette officers include Pene Harrison, president and Dincy tr h ' op y wins. Arnold secretary l . . l 54 SQUAD I: Q1-rj Karen Cason, Judy Salas, Cindy Arnold, Melinda Hallum, Katrina Kohn, Leslie Peters fcapt.J, Robbyn Cox, and Donna Turner. SQUAD II: Q1-rj Lynn Newsom, Pam Almgren. Trish Donahoo, Debbie Russell, Sherri Forbess, Karen Longley, Tami Estes, Lori Nix lcapt. J , and Leslie Clements. SQUAD III: Cl-rj Lisa Davis, Nina Hamilton. Judy Crowder, Frandie Middleton, Tina Skeen, Kathleen Dugan, Connie Hogg, Veda Hickman qcapt.D. Sharon Guess. SQUAD IV: il-rj Stacy Nelson, Dqnna Jackson. Susan walker, Leanna Daniells, Mary Lee Baugh, Brenda Agnew, Brenda Lemmons, Debbie Thomas fcapt.J. SQUAD V: fl-rl Pene Harrison, Terri Lancaster, Susan Dempsey, Cristi Clark. Lawanna Perkins Ccapt.J. Suzanne Wesson, Pennie Johnson, Jamie Douglas, Sheryl Stout. SQUAD VI: fl-rj Jana Greer, Robin Rodgers, Karen Roberts, Simona Garcia, Lynn Pikes, Lavonna Perkins, Merrie Biggers, Ann Tongate fcapt.J, Cindi Bennett. A Cappella Chciir , gi Q f 0 V N u A -'Q . r .I 1 H A e . 1432 M - M M i Q1 K . . 'W V F N 1 , 7,3 I if 2 Q 4, ' x I Q4 ' a .A 1 .i an X .A ::i:'.,f?1, 5- , Lis' A 1 - , , 9, ,Z 1944 xy- A' V ' l ' IX RUM' ' di Bunncuii +, Chri grin ' + ar o ':Purkins. R ' karen Perkins: ' v McQueen, Ka . A1 All Kite. 3 twin. x mS.fl,1oyd omas Milli,r '+ LL mn ' in Mary Bras Ann Tongaru M BlilI'l10Il'x' Karun f+ . Danny 'V r ' r ,V ' 'E ' . '2 . - . F Ruburts Rnburi Q6!'iiRUix - Duliszi Fw wore, Ton f'Gilbrfc . Sherri Furb on ' Thomas, Lbohardi. Bart I 3, .,, , Q 5 5 ,I , . . . L if Y , .ii l. . . . ---- ' U Camblu + ii3ifi'if::ir1c'i r. Rub Wavn Kairim Kuhn Dwzxyn mbg P' 1 1 Fl'm1gin. R : Suzinnc Wcsson, ll Law +. l..vri I X Ru 1 'jgippq Murulu I --rw. Rmv rl: 5 . 'I'humuw Cm I +. Nirgujla 35 I , - ig? . . 4' it I M. Q I n -4-........, 1 5 1 T , . 1 sv, to nv-1. h . - 3 Yi, . ' if . ' a ' ,. ,I ' 1 3 A ' , ' , ver' ti' ff 4- I ' ' i VL, . n Ngwsmn . 'I1u,5n uclc, Lon ,J 1, Luzfnlr' ' '- lx Kun Pars-ms' un Iwxkim. N 2 mfr, f ' , 1 - X h. - nu. Icff Whisl 1 nic Doug! r ll Pvrry :ulcrsun +, Lg , fqvls, N--M . Bnzndzn 12 , Frankie M n. lkzff Ma L Sharon RHWJV Lim DR 3: l'RlI'lI.' +. I wdvr-'+, un. Tim Gmvdwir H1151 Rig 11 . Nifrwizunxptlm. l..lrrvf-ilu:-vh.Jlxnuyl'.mrwl1 +. - . f' 32 2' jf - Q If-ggifvn f hvwir Mx mln r-- .. It + Xrhxf lu-lr N1-mln rx :Sinn fhuir Nf1x,,llllhI'w , 4 I 5' l ' 'L ,11. f 9:31 ., Z 'f' ' If A I 5 J I - W ' X l I I I .1 'W,L I - 5 Pie . Lf? if . I 1 AX-i ALI. SCHOOL CHOIR MEMBERS. llvrl Chcrc Sunvcll. Lisa l.u'-v, Karen Mrllnnxcl' + .juhc Rmmsdzllc' + , Moniquc Mnxrrnilaynlc Marshall. Lori Hague. Angie Hulhurn. Karen Gnxr. Susan Rtulv, Tvrrx' Dourl ROW! 2 Gerald-l1mcs.Grcg Harley, Dcnm' Pnumls,-Icfl Vlfalkcr. Vihuxlx Smdlm, PM MrSh.m + . Hugh Kuxthlcv, Donald Hcndrwmn. Scou Lmnlastcr. Bobhvjilk Smith. Stew Im km-'. Dvuvnc Pam RUW' 1 Karr-n lhrulwld. Sus,u1Culx'nn,l.uura P:-ters. Krxrrn Pcrkinsi Allisun Baker' + . Kzukx liarmn. Manic Kuhn. Allison blzhkson. Patti Mfnhcrs. Susicliggcr,l.us.10liwr, R.uhcl Mock. lilac Murrmm, ROXXV1 Kunnu-nh Iiurholil, Iuhunx lupcr Graz Wfrlls Ken llurlcr 'lkxltl llcwltr Rohbi1'W'uxls Dcrvum XY'illum ' Dim Vlkin ll: D K ' T I 3 , . A .. , , ., . s . . . 1 A s. i Aus. cvln .n ur.l .willllu1lion.llr.liu Agnew. ROW' S' .M1nlflumllcr, Tcrr1l'.1rncs.G.ul.1 5hn'rm.ln' + ,.l.uu IvLulnlcl1. lk-Ilnmplom-s, Sarah Roni, Anir.xG:1rrc'u, Slurln Slwfficlml. Shawn.: Ross, Dnnn.t-Iirkson. Nigel.: M.wk1'x . Nclrh l'lukrn.m 'Region Chun Mclnlwcrs + Art-.l Clmnr Slclixlxrs Yea, music is the Prophet's art, Among the gifts that God hath sent, One of the most magnificent! - Longfellow 1 Sweepstake awards in Region 7 U.l.L. competition went to the A Cappella Choir, the Girls' Chorus, and the Boys' choir. All school choir received a superior rating in sight l reading. l ALL SCHOOL CHOIR OFFICERS: Gerald James. Sarah Reid, and Mike Ellis. Choirs Receive Honors SR. ENSEMBLE: ROW 1: Iimmy Patterson, Karen Casen, Lori Nix, Lavonna Perkins, Leslie Peters, Ricky Robbins. ROW 2: Tim Law, Lynn Newsom. Brenda Agnew, Lawanna Perkins, Cindy I u Leonhard. Danny Gamble. ROW 3: Jeff Mathers, Mike Kuntz, Rick Baron, Chris Coleman, Bart Ch01T DHSCYOI ' Johnson. Miss Dorothy McIntosh C ALL STATE CHOIR MEMBERS: Thomas Cooper, Leslie Peters. Chris Coleman. IR. GIRL'S ENSEMBLE: ROW 1: Cindi Bennett, Leslie Clements, A CAPPELLA CHOIR OFFICERS: Iimmy Patterson - Pres. , Pam Katrina Kohn, Lauren Dibrell. ROW 2: Lisa Davis, Suzanne Patterson - Jr. Representative, Chris Coleman - VP, Leslie Peters Wesson, Sharon Roark. Pam Patterson. Indy Crowder. Sec. . Gary Miller - Ir. Representative. 4 , 1 s f K if P 1 0 ,ROW-Q: R ,A Lanaasxer: ' x Q O x atlonal H011 pr- Soclbty ,x, Q. e K-,Q 1' I-X , V. 'i- D ' l' X? 'H' ' 3 , . Y, A -s ' A-W L5 F' 'Q . x X x ' x x Is. : fi Li, 5' Z.. J 45 'E ,sf N-- if 1, ,Jw 1 I ? A ? ,IE I ' f- ' 31 i ' 5. 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FN ,qi ' .NJSN 1 5' 4-1, .41 Q QD !..:e'f' 20 ational Honor Society Serves School NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Vs Lf Character, leadership, service, and scholarship are criteria for membership in The Eisenhower Chapter of the National Honor Society, sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Geeslin. The induction ceremony for nineteen new members held January 9, 1977 was the highlight of the year. The society's guest speaker for the occasion was David Lewis, speech professor at Abilene Christian University. The N.H.S. year's projects included involvement in United Way area collections, distribution of toys and books to the Little Flame School, contribution of a flocked Christmas tree for the student center, and leaf -raking to raise funds. The annual spring tea honoring members, parents, faculty, and administrators culminated the organization's activities. ORIGINAL MEMBERS: C1-rJ Lloyd Thomas, Connie Hogg, Cindy Taylor, Chris Coleman, Ann Tongate, Laro Clark, Pene Harrison, Melanie Evans. Shari Curtis, Veda Hickman. and W Terri Lancaster. 1 4 , W l 1 1 N.H.S. MEMBERS include: fl-rj Shari Curtis, Cindy Taylor, Terri Lancaster, Lloyd Thomas, Connie Hogg, Veda Hickman, Mrs. Ruth Geeslin, Laro Clark, Melanie Evans, Pene Harrison, Chris Coleman, Ann Ton at . ROW 2: S g e imona Garcia. Jana Greer. Mike Dietrich, Bryan Allen Paul Cline, Jim Wood, Sherrie Caffey, Sindy Packer. ROW 3: Cindi Bennett, Carla Isenhower, Cindy Arnold. Christi Clark, Judy Crowder, Monty Oehrlein, Gary Miller, Mark Fisher, Cathleen McGowen, Gayla Sherman, and Liz Arwine. 62 'and Community N.H.S. OFFICERS AND ORIGINAL MEMBERS: C1-rj Pene Harrison, historian: Cindy Taylor, secretary: Laro Clark, historian: Melanie Evans, president: Ann Tongate, vice-president. ORIGINAL MEMBERS: ll-rl Veda Hickman, Shari Curtis, Chris Coleman, Connie Hogg. Lloyd Thomas, Terri Lancaster Cheerleaders Boost School Spirit wx, A,. -4 ,AH SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS: Chris Schell, Karen Perkins: JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS: Alben Alcala. Deidra Bradshaw: SENIOR CHEERLEADERS: Chris Coleman, Leann Gamblin: MASCOT: Kim White. Leading Lion supporters in cheers for this year's teams were Chris, Leann, Albert, Deidra, Chris, Karen and Kim. The cheerleaders helped the student body to boost the football team to Bi- District. With brightly painted signs and an exciting 50's pep rally, the cheerleaders supported athletics. Behind the glitter and glamour of cheerleader life liesiresponsibility and hard work. Kim White was selected as the Lion Mascot for 1976-1977 . Cheerleader Sponsor for 1976-1977 was Mrs. Guy Nell West. L S in iff? K 3 'r Fellowship of Christian Athletes Fulfill Purpose ROW 1 Cl-rj: Ronald Bradford, Jim Wood, Brad Hart, Chris Coon, Kenny Harth, Greg Hobbs, Doug Hager. Bryan Allen, Paul Turner. Greg Bailey, Gerald James, Jeff Walker, Willie lsom, Charley Lindsey. ROW 2: Monty Oehrlein, David Hob6s. Jimmie McQueen, Richard Jarvis Gregg Scott, Larry Taylor. Pat McShan, Craig Teal. Dan Newton, Eddie Gill, Danny Gamble, Chris Mayo, Laro Clark, Gary Miller, Ken Parsons. Ken Barthold. ROW 3: Mike Hitchcock, Tony Hewitt, Bart Johnson, Mike Permenter, lim Rose, Mike Kuntz, Tom Speck. Jimmy Pepper. Joe Bob Richardson. Ricky Robbins, Derwin Williams, Bruce Autrey, Mark Baugh, Johnny Lopez, Steve Locke , Todd Hewitt. ROW 4 Doug Reid. Martin Perry, Tim Goodwin, Rick Baron, Kyle Krueger, Chris Franks, Danny Hinton, Jeff Whisnant, Kevin Taylor, Nathan Allen, Dan Spence, David Bullion, Shawn Hollingsworth, Craig Agnew. Officers and sponsors for FCA are: fl-rl Coach Bob Agnew. Greg Hobbs, treas. g Jim Wood, pres.: Tim Goodwin, sec.: Bryan Allen vice-president: and Coach Fred Strickland. . Those attending the National Conference are: ROW 1: Tim Goodwin, FCA is a fellowship through which athletes help each other to become better individuals and better examples of what the Lord can do with a yielded life. The purpose of FCA is to confront athletes and coaches, and through them the youth of the nation, with the challenge and adventure of accepting Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord , participating in His Church and serving Him through our vocations. During the summer the FCA attended a national conference at the University ofthe South-Sewanee in Tennessee. The purpose of the convention was to study, learn, and grow in their walk with Jesus Christ. Thomas Cooper, Joe Richardson, and Jim Rose. ROW 2: Jim Wood. Rick Baron, Greg Hobbs, Chris Franks, Dennis Richardson, Kenny Harth. and Tony Hewitt. Future Homemakers Make Upportunities R, W Officers include: Roseanna Griffin, Dana Stevens. Sheila Miller. Jana SPONSORS: Winona Dickens, JoAnn Miner. Greer, Marie Smith. Trish Donahoo. Cindy Leonhard, Cindy George. Tina Britton. fb Q rift if 5' W 504, -1 if , S 'tifsxtrs Oi .LL Ll ,, - ' ' Lx 'Wi 41' V ff ,tain 4 'i 1-J f 1 A , The Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Mrs. Jo Ann Miller and Mrs. Winona Dickens, provide an opportunity for improvement in family and community living. It also gives opportunity for exploration in home economics, in jobs, and in careers. The yearly activities of the chapter include numerous projects. The selling of cookbooks helped finance the work of the clu6, They collected eye glass frames for those in need . The group entertained A school administrators and their wives at a Christmas dinner, held a Christmas social for the Little Flame School, and helped in the cerebral pa1sy drive. 68. ,hrs -4 ROW 1 Cl-rl: Sheila Miller. Cindy Leonhard, Trish Donahoo. Bill Grady, Cindy George, Vikki Denison, Linda Hallford. ROW 2: Julie Haynes. Roseanna Griffin, Iana Greer, Marla Evans, Susie Egger, Thea Day, Pennie Johnson, Tina Britton, Shawna Ross, Beverly Byrd. ,yi 2 LL'LLl' X ,Q 3 5: ' L Y! Officers Roseanna Griffin, Trish Donahoo. and Sheila Miller discuss the year's plans. -N- F. H. A . beau Bill Grady 4 s s t t s l ,KP 'I if to is e f Y '-f ir! Anita, working diligently. The class in Child Development - Educating for Parenthood Cbelowb studies reponsibilities of parents, the pre-natal and post-natal development of the infant and child. The study is made meaningful by observing infants and children, viewing films related to child development, visiting with resource persons in many areas of child dvelopment and actually working with children of different ages. Jana Greer, Susan Walker. Linda Hallford. Dana Stevens, and Cindy Leonhard are hard at work! H.E.R.O. Provides Opportunity Home Economics Related Occupations provides opportunity for students trainin in the dual role of homemaker and wage earner and helps develop leadership and management skills for home economic related jobs. The 1976-'77 group became actively involved in helping others. They adopted a needy family and spent many enjoyable hours providing for them . l , , The presents are ready! Members prepare boxes. but ibn 5, H.E.R.O. members include: ROW 1: Rosanna Griffin, Marie Smith, Tina Britton, Norma Arellano, Jana Haynes. ROW 2: Iosephine Nickerson, Patricia Dillard, Melinda Majors, Roxie Hunt, Kathy Mathis. Sheri Mitchell, Renetta Jones. ROW 3: Clenard Benford, Tommy Benbow, James Stickney, Eddie Brooks. 2 l . 1 Officers are: Q1-rl Marie Smith, FHA representative: Roseanna Griffin, vice-president: Jana Haynes. secretary and Tina Britton, president. bfi RMERS Q , Development of leadership, citizenship, self- confidence , and responsibility are areas stressed in the study of agriculture. The course includes instruction in animal, plant, soil science, agriculture mechanization, and farm management. Technical training and practical experiences are provided in supervised farming programs, field trips, land laboratories, and in the classroom. f i2f,+55j,f, t z aw f.F.A. membership includes: ROW 1: Harriett Mackey, Jammie Perkins. Janet May, Billy Grady. Chris Coon, Merrie Biggers. Greg Bailey, Millie Isom, Donald Seamsn, Steve Nichols, Keith Erwin, Ronnie Landes. James Gordon, Ray Goodwin, Chris Mayo, Terry Mooney, Terry Smith, Tom Austin, Jeff Walker, Dwayne Teague. Terry Sullivan, Donald Doss, Phillip McQueen. Refugio Tobias, Charlie Lensey, Mark laugh. Buddy Moss, Ricky Pyburn, Fred Netherton. Glenn Carey, Don Oliver, Jody Pounds, Don Hitchcock. Douglas Jennings, Travis Silbreath, Terry Thomason. James Sliger, Doyce Croft, Sammy Wyatt, Dan Daniells. Scott Russell, Roger Massey, Jim Gandy, Hershell nlhitson, Ronnie Shackelford, Royce Thomason, Randy Mackey, Skinny Pruitt, Roland Hawkins. Jimmy Jennings, Derick Finnigan, Ken 'arson, Edward Bliver, Lynn Bell, Randal Hawkins, Domingo Salazar, Wes Kirby. Jay Birdon. Jim Thunderberg, Brian Cowin, Steve Smith. Carla adams, Steve Talkington. so K 95 , .,f'f'X2' FFA Officers include: Pat Coon, vice pres.: Janet May, reporter: Billy Grady, pres.: Ronnie Landes, sentinel: Preston Porter, treas.: SCCICIZIY . , 5 l i 1 .r?f , +': ni s -,N , N... ., '44 W ,Y,,f E V FFA Sponsor, Larry Smith. FFA Sweetheart, Karen Perkins. 72 ar if 0 5 N Ray Goodwin, s t , ,,,., iw Q , ,. -ww.: Jw... , r .,:, i FFA Chapter Crowns Champions Preston Poner Qaboveb performs at rodeo. Greg Bailey Cbelowj shows grand champion heifer and steer. 1 James Sliger ibelowb shows grand champion horse. Top awards went to many F.F.A. members. In addition to participation in local competition , several members traveled to the Fort Worth Exposition! Fat Stock Show and Rodeo. Honors were also won in the Houston Stock Show. Terry Thomason displays trophy win. 'fa 439, X if i f V Q i . K1 3' , :VA ' ' 1-5 1 QA 5 N 0 ., I.. ' X if 'Q i he 3 G nf fsQ'1 l-. X . L, . -'79 , .s'ifQf.' 3 Mark Baugh Cabovej displays his winning swine judging trophy. Royce Thomason Qbelowb shows winning lamb and trophy. junior Classical League Promotes Interest The Junior Classical League, a national organization of Latin students, sponsored by Miss Margaret Levisay provides opportunities for students to participate in club activities and to promote interest in the classics. One of the highlights of the year for Latin II students included a Roman gourmet dinner prepared and demonstrated by Mrs. Gilbert Harrison. y it . a'mi'1QiB ll Latin ll officers include: fl-rj Pene Harrison. president: Bruce Autry, treasurer: Debbie Thomas, vice-president: Guynell Ward, secretary. J.C.L. members include: fl-rl Bruce Autry, Guynell Ward, Pene Harrison, Debbie Thomas, Veda Hickman. Robby Cox, Donna Stone, Rick Baron. Leslie Peters, Mary Ann Avinger, Mike Dietrich, Vicky Fulton, Debbie Ward, Patsy Segrest, Jana Greer, Connie Hogg, Paula Smith. Chris Clement, Tony Hewitt, Gilbert Harrison, David Withers, Mark Low, Gary Miller, Kathleen McGowen, Judy Crowder, Nina Hamilton. Becky Youngstrom, Sharon Roark. Stacy Nelson, Mark Fisher, David Threadgill, Robin Rogers, Margaret Levisay, sponsor. 74 in Latin I officers include: 41-rl Judy Crowder. treasurer: Cathleen McGowan. vice- prcsidcnl: Gary Miller. president: and Cindy Arnold, secretary. -:I QL-rl Bruce Autry. Patsy Segrest, Guynell Ward, Paula Smith, Harrison. Mrs. Gilbert Harrison. Debbie Thomas. Robbyn Cox. Scien tia Dux Terra nl.-rl Tum H:-xn'ltt.Cl1ris Clem:-nt. Rnhbx-n lfux. Dunm Bmnr. Iklvhic Wirtl.-Ian: I mr P.n-3 kgrcst. P.tul.x Smith. Vukuc Fulton. Cunnan' Hugs. Mm Witltvrs. Mikc Dictrith.Gill'vcrtH.lrrrson.N1kr Lmm s 4-.ga y Qigggi Am. Mug.-f. Irma Pene QL-rl Judy Crowder, Cindy Arnold, Gary Miller. Cathlecn McGowan. Spanish Club Has E ventful Year The Brownwood High School Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Lettie Morgan, began its 1976 organizational year planning numerous activities. The highlight of the year came in April when the group traveled to San Antonio for the Battle of the Roses. The major purpose of the club is to learn about the Spanish language and culture. Throughout the year this study was enhanced by social functions and dinners. ' Q lx x xlydgs' Karen, Michelle, Albert, and Vicki enjoy Christmas party fes- tivities. :Q MEMBERS: ROW 1: Dolores Miles, Phillip Stanley, John Harkey, Ann Beaird, Linda Taylor, Norma Cantu. ROW 2: Albert Alcala, Dena Romero, Jeanine Crockett, Michelle Riley, Karen Longley, Tammie Fielder. ROW 3: Mrs. Lettie Morgan, sponsor: James Reyes, Vicki Wright, Chris Eliott, Tina Britton. Bill Wedeman, Becky Welch, Maria Villereal, David Spence. Esther Romero. .X -Z V OFFICERS: Maria Villarreal, pres.: Albert Alcala, vice-pres.: Esther Romero, sec.: Karen Longley, treas. 76 l Speech and Drama Depf. Have Award Winning Year 3 1 rrrr ra rr i J 5' il arr I i . , 5 - A r1,1 ' , 1. : ,, .. --..V . ir K V,k,k: ,Ir 'Tx I 2: f V Q 5 , l , Q.. ,W ' ,fr . ll my - 'rrrrr f l 5 P 121. ' C The 1976-'77 school year proved to 9 be a very successful one for the BHS Speech Department. The speech team attended many tournaments and received various trophies and awards. The speech tournaments attended were: MCC-Waco, Midland Lee, Sonora, Hardin-Simmons, Abilene Cooper, and the SWTS Speech Festi- p val. Participating in Prose events were Robin Rodgers, Rodney Williams, Pam Almgren, Troy Henderson, Susan Reedy, and Lisa Parrish. In Poetry events were Colette Shipp, Lynn Newsom. and Starla Atchley. Entering Extemporaneous Speaking were Vic Parrish, Sheryl Stout, Helen Belvin, David Perkins, Steve Jackson, and Jet Florence. The Debate teams attending tourna- ments were Lorena Arnold-John Har- key, Liz Arwine-Alane Fowler, and Tim Rayfield-Alan Klein. The Speech Team captured second place sweepstakes at the Sonora tour- nament, first place at the Hardin- Simmons tournament, and again first place at the Abilene Cooper tourna- ment. Placing at the UIL District Meet were Colette Shipp - Poetry. .Vic Par- rish - Informative Speaking, Sheryl Stout - Informative Speaking, Robin Rodgers - Prose, and the debate teams of Arnold-Harkey, and Rayfield- Klein. Larry Mathis displays this year's trophies. sz: f 493 fgg. One of the first place sweepstake trophies is displayed by Ralph Rodgers, Colette Shipp. Vic Parrish, and Sheryl Stout. 77 Disfricf Compefifion Yields Rewards UIL District competition yielded many rewards this year. Of the teams entering debate, those placing were the teams of Lorena Arnold-John Harkey, lst place: and Tim Rayfield-Alan Klein, 2nd place . District winners in Speech events were Colette Shipp, 2nd place Poetry: Robin Rodgers, 2nd place Prose: Sheryl Stout, 3rd place Informative Speaking: and Vic Parrish, 2nd place Informative speaking. Both Sheryl Stout and Vic Parrish advanced to state level competition in Informative speaking. This year's one-act play, Asylum , won in Zone and District, where the cast eamed the privilege to advance to Area com tition. At Area, however. I I I V ' PC Asylum was named alternate play to Region competition. Cast members David Perkins and Ann T A ongate were named to the All-Star Cast. Pam lmgren was saluted as Best Actress. -M er, ,ns w 4 .gg If +141 fa Lorena Amold. Alane Fowler, and Liz Arwine. STANDING: John Harkey. Tim Rayfield, and Alan Klein. frightj Rodney W . . yn . Starla Atchley. and David Perkins display one of this year's awards. 78 The Asylum cast. bove rlghtl BHS debaters are SEATED: illlams Helen Belvln L nNewsom Thespian-Forensic Club Involved in Many Profecfs lyme ,M CLUB MEMBERS: Row 1 Q1-rp: Liz Arwine, susan Ready. Robin ff X ff gif Rodgers, Pam Almgren, and Sheryl Stout. ROW 2: David Perkins, V .N Lynn Newsom. Lisa Parrish, Ann Tongate, Denise DuVal1. Jamie - 3 Grady, and Lindy Maynor. ROW 3: Steve Jackson, Lisa Thompson faW ,,:,..1 2 1 CLUB OFFICERS: fl-rj V. Pres. , Robin Rodgers: Stage Manager, David Jet Florence, Vic Parrish, Colette Shipp, Jay Johnson, Troy I Perkins: Treasurer, Sheryl Stout: Pres. , Colette Shipp: and Sec. , Pam Henderson. Buddy McBride. Rodney Wil1iamS. and Mr. Maihis- Almgren. The Tea Tree was one of this year's projects. Sponsor - Larry Mathis ti . . is Ib I, 1, 'I is ,f ru I K D-'V' x vt 3 . is gl-:Q ! Q- u X L' H. . iii . - 31 S ,,,m, i Activities Engage Lion 'S Roar 2 Sass J- li, Many activities engaged the Lion's Roar staff in 1976-1977 . Because the staff was small, each member had to work harder The staff studied the basic principles of newspaper 51, ppzp work. Each member sold ads to finance the paper: the group also held a bake sale . Finally, the work of publishing newspapers began. Interviews, stories, and copy were written and prepared for the Brownwood Bullentin to print. Selling the papers brought pride for the staff, for their hard work had produced a good product. Paul Cline In r-K i D L Q- 1 lm... Tommy Benbow Mary Ann Avinger 75,-,CN ,as ,vi Beckey Case Gayla Sherman if - s ..- Co-Editors Paul Cline Mary Ann Avinger Assistant Editor Gayla Sherman Feature Editors Beckey Case Gilbert Martinez Sports Editor Tommy Benbow R Reporter Alane Fowler Typist Ronny Hager l Advisor Dianne Gibbs Staff at work: Gilbert Martinez. Gayla Sherman, Beckey Case, Ronnie Hager, Tommy Benbow, Mary Ann Avinger, and Paul Cline . TI-IE LION'S ROAR I 4 i One more time? Mrs. Dianne Gibbs Staff Attempts Perfection Distribution of the 1976 annual in August began a busy year for the 1976-1977 Pecan staff. One of the highlights of the year for the seven member staff was a workshop sponsored by Taylor Publishing Company , which was held at T. S.U. in Stephenville. Sincere thanks go to the Brownwood Bulletin for their help and cooperation. 3 Karen, Carla, Beckey. and Dinah prepare for annual sales. Pecan Staff members who attended workshop were: Mrs. June Carley, Liz Arwine, Pat Sparks, Dinah Densman, Carla Isenhower, Gayla Sherman, Karen Perkins, and Beckey Case. Who me? Becky and Dinah discuss ideas Pecan Staff Editor Carla Isenhower Artist- ICover Design 1 Pat Sparks Business Manager Beckey Case Advertising Manager Karen Perkins Photographer I Dinah Densman Division Editors Gayla Sherman Liz Arwine Faculty Advisor I une Carley Gayla and Liz plan layouts. 82 Pat Sparks Carla Isenhower . Gayla Sherman 'inv- .np-ui!! 4, 1 ' , Ax If Beckey Case Liz Arwine Dinah Densman Karen Perkins 'ii N Mrs. June Carley Student Council Assumes Responsibilities The Student Council acts as a liaison between the student body and the administration. Each homeroom elects a representative to attend student council meetings and report on the proceedings. The representatives also serve on various committees. at A . Student Council sponsor is Kenneth West. AQ? Junior representatives are: fl-rl FRONT ROW: Lauren Dibrell, Mary Lee Baugh, Carla Isenhower, and Judy Crowder. SECOND ROW: Stacy Nelson, Lorena Arnold, Suzanne Wesson, Sharon Roark, Gayla Sherman, Cathleen McGowen, and Melinda Hallum. BACK ROW: Gary Miller Martin Perry, and Jimmy Baker. E' : s is J E Leading the Student Council were: Cl-rl Terri Lancaster, secretary: Chris Coleman, president: and Leslie Peters, vice-president. s 1 Sophomore representatives are: Cl-rj ROW 1: Allison Baker, Jayme Marshall, Bettina Turner, Kaki Barton, Nelda Hickman, and Susan Eddins. ROW 2: Pam Folowell, Aundrea Tilmon, Richar DeAnda, Scott Lancaster, Michael Ellis, Chris Mayo, Johnny Lopez, and Angie Hilburn. 1d,lJa Senior representatives are: Cl-rl ROW 1: Tim Trigg. Jana Greer, Chris Coleman, Lori Nix, Rick Baron, and Terri Lancaster. ROW 2: Huntley Turner, Leanna Daniell, Laro Clark, Leslie Peters, Danny Gamble, Debbie Russell, Bruce Autrey, and Tom Speck. Burldmg Trades Offers Emplo ment Building construction is one of America's major industries which offers employment to millions of Americans in all parts of the country. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TRADES is a unique vocational training program in that students acquire skills and technical knowledge through actually building a house which involves many building trade skills. Each operation performed involved application of related technical knowledge . In addition to the job sitework , students become familiar with the use of hand and power tools in the fabrication of cabinets and other components of house in the school shop. The course includes training in fundamentals of: blue print reading, foundation work, framing, roofing, insulating, brick masonry, painting and decorating, cabinet making, concrete work, hardware fitting, cost estimating, and installing plumbing. The two year program consists of shop and job- site work for three hours a day and four hours of regular high school courses. Three credits per year can be earned toward meeting graduation requirements. f i. . I X - 'vf ,jx XT X A Metal Trades Teaches Occupation Gerald Calloway, instructor Metal Trades, a two-year program for sophomores , juniors, and seniors, specializes in machine shop and welding. The program is specifically planned to meet the trade and the needs of society by teaching students a skilled occupation, simulating actual on job training. The shop course includes instruction and practice in blueprint reading, mechanical drawing, metalurgy hydraulics, shop mathematics , machine tool, sheet metal, welding, foundry, and ornamental iron. Officers include: ROW 1: Randall Ramos. pres.: Warren Reed vice-pres.: Mike Hinkle, sec.: Steve Baldwin, par.: John Sellers treas.: Richard Cuellar, rep.: Marcus Mares, sgt. -at-arms. ROW 1 Q1-rj: Jesse Villarreal, Birch Smith, Sirillio Lopez, Robert Solis, Marcos Mares. ROW 2 Randall Ramos, Nemo Mindieth, Wayne Teague, Lonnie Keel, Harold Sellers, David Martin James Mares. ROW 3: Warren Reed. Steve Baldwin, Mike Hinkle, Joe Sellers. Michael Goodwin Joe Jackson, Billy Day, Mike Rhodes, Mark Helge, Richard Cuellar. instructor, Helen Jackson r-M-RJ felx. ,,g VOE officers are: Renee Morris, v. pres.: Sheila Miller, pres.: Clayla Bamett, sec.: Simona Garcia, treas.: and Becky Case, rep. Vocational Office Education Offers Training The Office Education Association COEAJ is a student organiwation made up of members who are enrolled in the Vocational Office Education KVOEJ classes in Brownwood High School. The purposes of the Association are to encourage the development of occupational skills, to develop leadership in the field of office education, and to develop a sense of individual responsibility. The green and gold shield is the official emblem of the OEA. The four points of the shield itself stand for the honor and dignity of the office profession. The two types of VOE offered are the laboratory two- hour class for junior students who want to learn office machines skills for future employment in office occupations: the Co-op class is offered to seniors who wish to work in the afternoon of the school day. ROW 1: Norma Canty, Sheila Miller, Marilyn McLeod, Karen Boshers, Mary Kay Orton, Susan Scott. Pam Peirce. ROW 2: Helen Jackson, sponsor: Becky Case, Bonnie Schwab, D'dre Fenner, Karen Clippinger, Karan Kirkland , Lillian Lawson, Joyce Perry, Matilda Perez, Simona Garcia. ROW 3: Marisa Hughes, Renee Morris, Marcia Smith, Jamy Adams, Patricia Thompson, Diane Cunningham, Patsy Segrest, Clayla Barnett. Industrial Cooperative Training Provides Service ICT provides a screening and testing service for beginning workers. The program also provides corrective as well as promotional training needed for job success. The goal of the ICT program is to select young workers with potential for development and to find training stations which will provide progressive learning opportunities for them. The course provides specialized studies in a related course which supplements his on-the- job training and offers a try-out period in which to test the student's interest and aptitudes in his chosen field . ICT members include: Bruce Simpson, Tammy Bums, Theresa Cox, Denise Reagan, Dana Stevens, Vivian Ynostrose. Tammy Gr1ff1n Tim Prickett, Waylan Kite, Huntley Tumer, Vic York, Tracy Tedford, Jerry Spearman, Marcy King, Keith Erwin, Scott Smith Ricky Woodcock, George Cantu, Johnny Fleet, Mark Dubose, Bill Sikes, Everett Keel, G. L. Keas, Doyce Croft, Jeff Brooks. , . 4 , 4 a fi . , . Officers are: Theresa Cox. Denise Reagan, Dana Stephens. ROW 2: Bill Sikes, Scott Smith, and Marcy King. , vw Paul Isbell, coordinator Distributive Education Gives Training DE is an occupational training program offered for eligible sophomore, junior, and senior students who desire Lraining in the field of distribution - the retail, wholesale, and service selling occupations. The program :onsists of the high school pre-employment program and high school cooperative program, which combines approved on-the-job work experience with related classroom study. DECA's goals are to develop leadership and individual responsibility, encourage ethical practices. create an understanding of the free enterprise system, and develop appreciation for civic and social obligations. .l0l'll'l GBC! , il'lSI1'l.lCIOI Ofliccrs include: llarl Russell Rauo. rrp.: Kelly Slayton, pres.: Tim Phelps, mans.: Robert Followcll. mr-pres.. Kaybon Maynard, snip Benny Scott, pall. ROW 1: Cindy Pylor, Kevin Birch, Billy Edward, Debbie Ballejo, Diane Marintez. Lane Davis, Russ Rallo, Richard Penn, Tina Phelps, Mary Salazar, David Moore. Jimmy Fields, Kelly Slayton, Keith Denison, William Odom, Robert Followell, Michael Stenson, Randy Randoff. Bennie Scott, Kayland Maynard, Karen Hunt. Glen Spencer, Joe Isbell. Auto Mechanics Trains Students Auto Mechanics includes training in the principles and practices for the maintenance and repair of cars, trucks, tractors, and other vehicles with combustion engines. Students enroll in shop instruction three consecutive hours each day. Fuel systems, cooling systems, electrical systems, brakes, automatic transmissions, steering gears, engines, shop management, and qse of hand and power tools are learned . Second-year students are: Gary Seamans, Phil Jones, Ray Vess, Dusty Moore, instructor John Bunn. ww Members are: ROW 1: Larry Hair, Gary Seamans, Rodney Clark, Kenny Grammer, Gerald Crawford, Wayne Powell, Harry Gilbert. ROW 2 Rodney Beard, David Martin, Chris Firth, Arthur Perez, Mike Lindsey. Edwin Pierce. ROW 3: Mike Smith, Phil Jones. John Bunn, Steve Sirois, Ray Vess, Ben Shackleford, Joe Isabel, Ralph Hester, and Jay Bearden. Work-Study Programs Qualify Students uf! High school students in the work study program at Brownwood Community Hospital include fl-rl Josie Mickerson, Theresa Cox. and Sheila Miller. SES? s Building Trades students work on house project. Cosmetology, Cbelowj a two- year program available to junior and senior students, qualifies students for beautician work. Students receive nine credits per year Mrs. Ray Pool instructs students at Gary's Beauty College . n X e A , i . .so fi .D T-1 NY A , . f is-s,s ' t sv n XC fl .tht 1 4 J ,, 1 ,. ,- Cosmetology students include: fl-rl Anna Kay Pierce, Sondra Graham, Debbie Prickett. Marie Villarreal. and Tammy Hall. ...- 110 IN THE SHADE Miss Dorothy Mclntosh, Director of Choir Mr. Larry Mathis, Director of Drama Cast fin order of appearancej Toby ------------- Lloyd Thomas Jimmie McQueen Jimmy Curry ------- Danny Gamble Ricky Robbins Noah Curry -------- Laro Clark Rick Baron H. C. Curry ------- Doug Reid Tim Goodwin Lizzie Curry ------- Ann Tongate Leslie Peters Billy Starbuck ------ Chris Coleman Bart Johnson File -------------- Thomas Cooper Jimmy Patterson Snookie ----------- Lori Nix Sheryl Stout Townspeople: Brenda Agnew, Mary Lee Baugh, Cindi Ben- nett, Malcomb Blanton, Karen Cason. Cristi Clark. Leslie Clements, Judy Crowder, Leanna Daniell, Lisa Davis, Lau- ren Dibrell. Jamie Douglas, Mark Fisher, Paula Flanagin, Leann Gamblin, Tony Gilbrech, Larry Gilmore, Melinda Hallum, Nina Hamilton, Brad Hart, Dwayne Hogg, Conway Jordan, At A11 Kite, Katrina Kohn, Mike Kuntz, Terri Lan- caster. Tim Law. Cindy Leonhard, Jeff Mathers, Frankie Middleton, Gary Miller, Skipper Morelock, Delisa Moore, Lynn Newsom, Ken Parson, Pam Patterson, Karen Perkins, Lavonna Perkins, Lawanna Perkins, Martin Perry. Julie Pruitt, Lisa Roberson, Sharon Roark, Karen Roberts, Colette Shipp. Tom Speck, Tony Thomas, Donna Turner, Reb wayne, Suzanne Wesson, Jeff Whisnant Directed By Miss Risa Swanner and Mr. Greg Stahl is RH 1, S 'a C -20 0 'A 'ad 4 Choir Sfudenfs Capfure Top U.I.L. Rafings Brownwood High School choir students under the direction of Dorothy Mclntosh took high ratings in the Region 7 U.I.L. Vocal Solo and Ensemble Contest. Nineteen soloists received medals for superior rating . K 8 it - ii lj ,H K 1 ' - ' , ' Q i- A,,. f. ,K .' rbi- f I . filo 1f.1a.'i 'lif 5' N V I xgiy ri. ..., H i Wi ..., My 1 ,,,y :,, . ., gg, ,K kkyk K nj '?Vfskj vw in V ' ' ,gf-fff f,1:V,+.fz'i117,.2, Mate? i .7 .f K' 3 'Q 'L 3 E Parficipanfs Display Talem' 3.011115 JUNE T TE Mrs. Blackbum. retiring drill team sponsor D1-111 T f ri vi . after four years of outstanding leadership. eam group Prepares or sp ng re ew received a special tribute from her admrring Lionettes. UHNETTEX s ,ff gain? hi A Lori Nix reclpiept of Greig musical award. Musical group hams it up. 7 'e'o 4 Leslie and Ban perform in musical Band girls are getting ready for trip to Oklahoma. Brenda performed in voice recital. 95 The Drama Dept. Presents, The Curious Savage Being curious. Ann Tongate inspects and prepares the set prior to show time. The cast and crew work backstage on make-up. Cast THE INMATES FLORENCE ------- ---- L iz Arwine HANNIBAL ------ ------- R eb Wayne MRS. PADDY ---- ----- C olette Shipp JEFFREY ------- ---------- V ic Parrish FAIRY MAY --- ----- Cathleen McGowan THE FAMILY MRS. SAVAGE ---Ann Tongate LILLY BELLE ----- ------ S heryl Stout TITUS -------- ----- S teve Jackson SAMUEL ----- ----- T roy Henderson THE STAFF DOCTOR EMMlTT--- ----- David Perkins MISS WILLY ------- ----- ----- P a m Almgren CREW Buddy McBride Rodney williams Denise DuVa11 Jamie Grady Jay Johnson Jer Florence Bobby Ross Lindy Maynor Lisa Parrish 1 ,fry f aanii 5 Rodney Williams - hard at work. I 4.L 5 F t . snzofz L' Q02 E264 CSL!-'lima fziavoz SPOR TS FLW A ?..', X W1 - 1 M Q X I !f,LQ.4L X +-f'- VM, MT Lions Uphold Winning Tradition 3 f 4 .Q 'Y . .' K-. Amir- 1 ,,- 5 11: , V' i I .,,::,.E.:.i,! - . . rf' rw ' rv 'W ' ... , wiv 'W' ,--. '- ,' ,' ,Y , - - , . .....,.. , . . : , us.. ,....a1....d......,,.t.......s...s.,,.....,,.c........,..,,.,MV , , , I - ..,,,.,.a ....,.,,,.A.. N - , T I '1 v r... .env Lion football players include: ROW 1: Dan Spence, David Bullion, Tony Hewitt, Bruce Autrey , Laro Clark, Greg Hobbs, Tim Goodwin, Jim Wood, Bryan Allen, Rick Baron, Dennis Richardson, Danny Gamble, Thomas Cooper, Kenny Harth, Doug Reid. ROW 2: David Spence. Chri Mayo, Greg Bailey, Gary Miller, Paul Turner, Harry Hall, Jimmy Patterson, Tom Speck, Doug Hager, Kyle Krueger, Chris Franks, Bart Johnson, Ray Vess, Jeff Mathers, Mike Permenter. ROW 3: Robert lrwin. Jim Rose, Chris Coon, Richard DeAnda, Ken Barthold, Scott Lancaster, Jimmy Baker, Ricky Robbins, Jimmie McQueen, Jeff Whisnant, Ben Shackleford, Dan Newton, Billy I-lays, Nathan Allen. ROW 4: Dana Elkins, Chris Ellett, Larry Cornelius, Richard Jarvis, Victor Broadnax, Martin Perry, Eddie Gill, James Reyes, Doug Hurt, Dwayne Hogg, Craig Teal, Kevin Taylor, Johnny Lopez, Tommy Simmons. ROW 5: Shawn Holingsworth, Steve Locke, Brooke Hudson, Bill Long. Gerald James, Pat Mcshan, Ken Parsons, Gregg Scott, Jeff Walker, Derwin Williams, Dan Daniell, Mark Baugh, Craig Agnew. ROW 6: Bill Wedeman, Charley Lindsey, Monty Oehrlein, Ronald Bradford, Mike Hitchcock. Bic Davis, Todd Hewitt, Lynn Bell. ' M' Scoreboard Brownwood Opponent Abilene Cooper 13 14 Austin Travis 23 0 Waco Midway 33 7 l Burkburnett '7 O 1 Weatherford 42 0 Mineral Wells 42 14 Iowa Park 51 8 Vernon 25 0 Graham 35 0 Stephenville 35 ' 6 BI-DISTRICT Angelo Lakeview 14 'I Coaching the Lion teams to victory this year are Coaches: ROW 1: REGIONAL Fred Strickland, Morris Southall, Steve Boothe. ROW 2: Gordon Perry-ton 0 13 Wood Chead coachl, Kenneth West, Don Martin, and Bob Agnew. Q l M Tackle Doug Reid takes All-State honors on defensive team. The 1976 Brownwood High School football team upheld one of the greatest traditions of BHS - the tradition of winning. Opening the season with a 14-13 loss to Abilene Cooper, the Lions were not to be discouraged , for the next game Brownwood bounced back with an impressive 23-0 romp over Austin Travis and the beginning of a long, hard-fought-for winning streak. The Lions finished their non-district games by running over Waco Midway 33-'7 . The Lions charged into district play as they shut-out Burkburnett 'I-0 , and Weatherford 42-0 . The next week the Lions traveled to Mineral Wells where they gave the Rams a taste of 4-AAA football by beating them 42-14. Next the Lions played host to Iowa Park, and when the party was over Brownwood cleaned up on a 51-8 victory over the Hawks. After shutting out Vernon 25-0 and Graham 35-0 , and with a shocking Stephenville loss to Weatherford , the Lions were crowned King of District 4-AAA . The next week brought the last district game and a 35-'7 victory over Stephenville for the Lions. It also brought a ticket to the playoffs. As the Bi-district game approached, the spirit and enthusiasm of the students, as well as the football team , grew. On Friday night November 19 , in San Angelo, the Lions came through with a 14-'7 victory over Lakeview and an invitation to the Regional play-offs. However, the wind, the cold , and the Perryton Rangers were too much for the Lions, and Perryton walked off with a 13-0 victory. Capturing places on the All Area team are Jimmy Patterson. Jeff Mathers, Craig Teal. Doug Reid, Mike Permenter. Doug Hurt, Greg Hobbs, Dennis Richardson, Bryan Allen, Kyle Krueger. and Making the All-West team are Jimmy Patterson, Jeff Mathers. Danny Gamble. and Kyle Krueger. Danny Gamble. . Paul Turner Bart Johnson Jeff Whisnant Jim Wood Tony Hewitt Guard End Tackle End End Rick Baron End Nathan Allen Quarterback Ben Shackelford End Doug Hurt Tailback A11-district Martin Perry Kicker Q' B 5 Vt. K , ,. 5 I 4' J Ricky Robbins A 3 Q . Guard The 1976 Lion Football Team Captains Danny Gamble, Doug Reid, and Bryan Allen led this year's team to a Bi-district Championship. Jimmy McQueen Chris Franks Dan Newton Wingback End Guard sa, V T I x , , Craig Teal Jeff Mathers Jimmy Patterson Guard Center Tackle All-district All-district All-district Bruce Autrey wingback All-district Kyle Krueger Tackle A11-district Mike Permemer Eddie Gill Guard if ,mf L' 1 f if X Dwayne Hogg Guard Fullback- Linebacker I I Thomas Cooper Tackle --- If 2' The GREAT Lion Defense: Bryan Allen, Kyle Krueger, Dwayne Hogg. Eddie Gill, st.. Laro Clark Wingback Tom Speck Doug Hager End Fullback Doug Reid Greg Hobbs Bryan Allen Tackle Quarterback Guard All-disuict All-district All-District Doug Reid , Craig Teal, Tim Goodwin Center 4,0 Dennis Richardson Guard All-disrricr Harry Hall Tackle Ray Vess, and Rick Baron Ray Vess End O Danny Gamble Tailback All-disrricr i 1 4 ,1 'C ,jg 'D ,gif , , .. Ak ff f.1.' ' Larry Jones Jimmy Baker Craig Agnew Quarterback End Tackle M g A 1? ' ' ,T V A l D - ' A . if . - T U Kevin Taylor Willie Isom Joe Richardson End Manager Manager Eddie Gill gets replaced during a game. Nathan Allen and Dwayne Hogg close in on an oppo- nem. Doug Hurt escapes lunging opponents. f rr X Brownwood's offensive line is composed of Jim Wood, Thomas Cooper, Mike Permenter, Jeff Mathers Emmy Baker snags 3 pass. Dennis Richardson, Jimmy Patterson, and Rick Baron. Jimmie McQueen gets a lift from Bnxce Autrey as they express the thrill Chris Franks experiences the agony of defeat. l of victory. The name Gordon Wood is synonymous with the winning tradition. football team. There are many great traditions at Brownwood High School , but one of the greatest is the winning tradition of the football team. Though they do not always win by the scoreboard , the Lions are always victorious in the field of sportsmanship. The three main factors which contribute to the success of the football team are the excellent coaching staff headed by Gordon Wood, the togethemess of the football team, and the many hard practices that the team goes through. There are many things that a football player experiences in the years that he plays football. He learns to work with others to produce a desired result, he learns to accept the agony of defeat, and he learns how to handle the thrill of victory. Doug l-lun. Dwayne Hogg, and Danny Gamble display the togetherness of the junior Varsity Makes Spectacular Comeback ROW 1: Lynn Bell, Gary Miller, Brooke Hudson, Victor Broadnax, Greg Bailey, Mark Baugh, Jeff Walker, Richard DeAnda, Gerald James. Chris Mayo, Pat McShan, Chris Coon, Terry Mooney, Steve Locke. ROW Q.: Todd Hewitt, Jim Rose, Gregg Scott. Charley Lindsey, Larry Cornelius, Bill Long, Kevin Taylor, Dan Daniell, Tommy Simmons, Derwin Williams, Scott Lancaster, Johnny Lopez, Bic Davis, Dana Elkins, David Spence, ROW 3: Coach Fred Strickland, Joe Barron, Jimmy Pepper, Billy Hays, Bill Wedeman, Mike Hitchcock, Dan Spence, Ken Barthold, Bobby Wright, Chris Elliet, David Bullion, Shawn Hollingsworth, Richard Jarvis, Ken Parsons, Monty Oehrlein, and Coach Bob Agnew. If-3 . A The junior varsity football team started the year off rather slowly , but came back in the latter part of the season to dominate their last five opponents. Overall it was a winning season for the junior varsity . Derwin Williams takes a Sideline spectators lend support. break. Scoreboard Brownwood Opponent Breckenridge 16 42 Abilene Cooper 6 34 San Angelo Central 8 34 Abilene High 6 20 Killeen O 28 Abilene High Csophs.J 34 30 Graham 16 24 Breckenridge 55 16 Angelo Lakeview 24 8 Temple 14 13 Coach Agnew gives last minute advice. Baumger' 28 0 Gary Miller warms up Stephenville 27 0 bcfom 3 game. O Lions Dribble to Victory IARSITY: Cl-rj David Moore, Jimmy Baker, Laro Clark, Martin Perry, Nathan Allen. Bennie Scott, Kyle Kruegar, Michael Srenson. Doug lurt, Eddie Gill, and Larry Jones. Coaches: Bob Agnew and Steve Boothe. Scoreboard llmsxuvuxui -if San Angelo lfrnml S0 5 'C ? The Mighty Maroons had another tremendous Hmm munvd l'n:dml.ilmrg :lf-'W-1-I TIA'-nflfwla-kc-1-in-w season in basketball this year. The Lions won their lnmnvuxx . rn vnvHi'h ' . . nf....,.r....4 w'....tw..nQ,,,.t season opener against Vernon wrth a 35-34 victory. fffffffflfffj kQ2Qf:fff'QQfl,f,'Q 'i The strong defensive Lions were 6-0 going into the :: 't u-rr: f'i'lQ'f'f'lfF'f I finals of the first half of District play before losing to ruunutu .An . ngco cult.: . lim--1----1 f'll'l'Uf'll' Mineral Wells 65-51 to make their record 6-1 . ll ou nod Fu XYZ: l1S-v lm as , , t+f..r:::t.a xr'i..tt.ff,,,,,.,'ff' ' ' After a 63-45 victory over Graham, the Lions lost . -. . .. their next two ames a ainst Vernon and Dl5TRIi,l lulhilxh :ZW-I-X----1 W-fs---It Stephenville, 65-54 and 60-57, respectively. The mumuxx Gu mm . . , nf..s..r....1 n..ftt..mt-.. Lions won their next three games but dropped their Ifffffiffffff ifffj'i'jQQ C final game to Mineral Wells 54-40: and shared f l f'1 l second place with Vernon in the overall district Nmxuwunl Mlltrrml NY'r'lls l llmunvuxxi Graham Standlng at 10'4. llmvtmunl Vernon llmm nun! Srcphcnx illr linnxnvuxud lhlrkluxrnclr llruvuwuxui XVc.ulicrfnrd llruuumxxl low.: Park llmxununl Minz'r,1lXVclIs Jimmy Baker was unanimous choice for all-district 4-AAA Kyle Krueger, all-district Bennie Scott is up for the shot. Steer clear - Bud is near. Tracksters Speed to District Coach Ken Wast's Lions received many season's bests, but they had to contend with an ill wind in district play. The BHS tracksters finished 6th in district with 5616 points losing two places in the final standings. Brownwood's best showing at District was Doug Reid who finished lst in discus and 2nd in shot put, which qualified him for region where he finished 4th in discus. Coach West received season's best from pole vaulters Greg Hobbs, Scott Lancaster, and shot putter Shawn Hollingsworth . ffm Coach Ken West Johnny Fleet, fleet on his feet. Doug Hurt flefth and Dwayne Hogg irlghtj two of Brownwood High's sprinters. Discus thrower Thomas Cooper Y . xx .W ,. f'3g 5 , 5 i 1 -31 is ,I-1 ,5 sy ,H-,L V' lr Q cf James Reyes Cabovej 3rd in district intermediate hurdles: Crightl Scott Lancaster 5th in district pole vaulting. :Q , RNA 5 it - Y ff i ff X t Doug Reid - 2nd in shot put at district. High jumper, Danny Gamble fl to rj Larry Jones, Derwin Williams, and Gary Miller Lions 880 runners Ken Barthold fbelowb sophomore shot putter: frightl Kenny Harth senior sprinter. mmm , . , if 5 ' A ya ff it E A- 1 ,bye fs ,.....,, 5 Gregg Hobbs - 3rd in district pole vaulting Shawn Hollingsworth - 3rd in district shot put C Nleffers Swing Second af Disfricf to rj Coach Ike Groce, Ken Butler, Tony Gilbrech, Woody Sandlin. Lorena Arnold. Dana Stevens. Monique Moore, Jim Slagle. 2nd ROW: an Klein, Lisa Roberson, Victor Baker, Larry Taylor, Lloyd Thomas, Mike Kuntz, Phillip Standley. Mark Fisher. 3rd ROW: Cheryl ewan, Cindy Taylor, Mike Permenter, Liz Johnson. Dinah Densman, David Hobbs, Sarah Reid, Jimmy Hampton, Susan Dempsey, Dwane tty, Mike Low, Greg Wells. g 3' Coach Ike Groce Coach Ike Groce's Brownwood High School 1977 tennis team made spectacular strides. The team placed second in district meet at Graham, and Victor Baker dominated boys singles by winning first place in district and third in region. The varsity tennis team made great showings at the Sweetwater Invitational and the Brownwood Bluebonnet by recording second place . Tim Goodwin fleftj Dwane Petty double up as doubles partners. A, 3 J I Cheryl Stewert most valuable girl player Victor Baker most valuable boy player 'Q E 5 ' i ,,M,. Lx Liz Johnson - junior netter Sarah Reid sophomore ace Woody Sandlin - sophomore with talent On and off coun clowns are: ROW 1: Lorena Arnold and Dinah Densman. ROW 2: Larry Taylor, Sarah Reid. and Victor Baker. 7 Golfers Go fo Sfafe The 1977 Brownwood High School Golf Team had a great season which ended in their going to state. The Lion Golf Team headed by senior Conway Jordan captured first place in district and second place in region which paved the way to state. Jordan was backed by juniors Ronnie Bloodworth and Joe Tabor and Sophomore John Harkey and Scott McGraw. The golfers hot streak came to a sudden halt with a sixth place win at state. 2 5 Z t C s E 5 i 3 9 Q Golfers include ROW 1: Conway Jordan, John Harkey, Joe Tabor, Ronnie Bloodworth, and Scott McGraw. ROW 2: Randall McAna11y. David Threadgill, Scott Windhal, Kevin 1 Hailey, Terry Smith, Mike White, Tony Thomas, Brad Hart, and Coach James Scott. 1 1 Coach - James Scott fat rightj Junior golfer Joe Tabor 'E ' , .1 ,1 .1 ,l ,S Nw- 'QL M Y, I QQ, Conway Jordan - Senior golf star. Ronnie Bloodworth - Junior golfer with a future. is A M, 1 Scott McGraw - talented Sophomore golfer. John Harkey - strong sophomore golfer. Volleyballers Ha ve Sfrilcing Season The 1976 Girls' Volleyball Team ended the season with a much improved 5-3 record. Highlighting the season was a very impressive victory over Ballinger, who, up to this point, had never been beaten by Brownwood. Losing the first game of the match 14-16 the volleyballers bounced back with a very strong second game. As time ran out in the second game the score was tied and the two teams were forced to go into overtime. Brownwood came out on top with a score of 13-11. The third and final game was a repetition of the second game and again Brownwood came out on top with a score of 14- 12. Receiving All-tournament medals at the Breckenridge tournament were Cristi Clark and Denise Reagan. 120 HH Volleyballers include ROW 1: Jake Holt. Brenda white, Michelle Riley, Paulette Ratto, Starla Atchley, Bonnie Gifford, Susan Eddins. ROW 2: Raelynn White, Carolyn Roper, Delana Jones, Pat White. Sandra Korenek, Jamy Adams, Helen Belvin. ROW 3: Ruth Perry, Deidra Bradshaw, Cristi Clark, Kathleen Dugan, Denise Reagan, Cindy Taylor, Laura Ringler. Carla Isenhower, Mary Chaumont, and Bettina Turner. Scoreboard Brownwood Opponent Cross Plains 15 3 9 15 15 5 Ballinger 12 15 15 9 9 11 Breckenridge 10 15 10 13 Cross Plains 15 11 15 3 San Saba 15 4 16 14 Ballinger 14 16 13 11 14 12 Breckenridge 15 13 12 15 12 14 San Saba 13 4 15 2 Coach Elna Clark H 'L I3 B H s Varsity team members include ROW 1: Kathleen Dugan. Bettina Turner, Mary Chaumont, and Cristi Clark. ROW 2: Deidra Bradshaw, Cindy Taylor Ccaptainb. Laura Ringler, Carla Isenhower, and Ruth Perry. Not pictured are Iamie Perkins and Denise Reagan Ccaptainl. Kathleen Dugan returns the ball as Ruth Perry stands by ready to help. Carla Isenhower and Cristi Clark make a good spiking team. lat rightb Varsity spikers include ROW 1: Laura Ringler and Cindy Taylor. ROW 2: Kathleen Dugan and Denise Reagan. J. V. Smashes Opponenfs The Junior Varsity Volleyball Team had a good season. Ending the season with a 6-2 record the l.V . lost to Ballinger once and Breckenridge once. After a good year many of the I .V. members are looking forward to becoming varsity members next year. Jlmior varsity members include ROW 1: Jake Holt, Brenda White, Delana Jones, Pat White Sandra Korenek, Iamy Adams, and Starla Atchley. ROW 2: Susan Eddins, Michelle Riley Raelynn White, Paulette Ratto, Helen Belvin, Carolyn Roper, and Bonnie Gifford. I . V. team members warm up before a game. 122 Cross Plains Ballinger Breckenridge Cross Plains San Saba Ballinger Breckenridge San Saba Scoreboard Brownwood Opponent 15 6 13 15 15 8 15 13 8 15 12 15 15 5 15 11 15 3 16 14 15 8 15 9 14 16 15 12 15 10 1 15 15 13 14 16 15 3 15 0 Traclcsfers Improve Record tx, ,pigxrx ,nav uri? , M -W The 1977 Girls' Track Team had a much improved season over last year. The track team placed individuals at every meet except one. At the Brownwood Meet Pat White placed first in high jump and fifth in the hurdles, Brenda White placed first in the 220 dash and third in the 100 yard dash, - and Lori Steele placed sixth in the shot. At the Stephenville Meet Brenda placed third in the 220 dash, Pat placed third in the high jump and Carla Isenhower placed third in the shot. Placing at the District Meet were Lisa McC1ung, sixth in the 220 dash: Carla. sixth in the shot: Mary Chaumont, third in the 100 yard, dash: and Karen Perkins, Brenda, Carla, and Mary sixth in the 440 relay. Tracksters include ROW 1: Tracy Jackson, Tammy Prickett, Cindy Hunt, Lisa McClung. Linda Nickerson, and Lisa Parrish. ROW 2: Tammy Wright. DeAnn Hamlett, lori Spearman, Marcie Kohn, Sandra Korenek, Tracy Dowd, Brenda White, and Karen Perkins. ROW 3: Ima Gill, Lori Steele, Susan Eddins, Pat White, Delana Jones, Carla Isenhower, Sharon Brackett, and Coach Elna Clark. E . .ri Q . wr va ., , f' B W 1 . 2 Bl-lg' S 3 i i ea. ,-Lv? I ,lz p H ' A V J ,t r t L.-L1 . , y .sv , f L as .. .i W e svv A 8, fl 9 y BHS? BHS .Wx 1 , Jumpers include - Tammy Prickett, triple jump: DeAnn Hamlett, long lump: Ima Gill. triple jump: and Pat White, high jump. fat lefth Hurdlers include - Sandra Korenek, Karen Perkins. and Pat White. L im' 'Z E . ax, Iv., . . :5 , .sl'O'J e-sc: 'if ',,,.f.. ,3 . to ' L i . ' a ,Q 5 3 -, L3 - Long distance runners include - Marcie Kohn, Susan Eddins, Tracy Dowd, and Tammy ' , 2 3 1 5 ,2 11' wright. Coach Elna Clark Pat White - high jumper in action. W Weight people include - KNEELING: Carla Isenhower, shot put. STANDING: Lori Steele, shot put and discus: and Delana Jones, discus. CLASSES 4 -:XA xfr :I xx s X f X -ff 1 K' ' kms x 'Y 1 X av W Y- I x fi f ' 7 SU Q 4' , q X fs gl f ' ' 5 -' ' ' I' , , . QI I A m I , Y V N I fl' QE: ' L Liiu: ,g -- ' 1 rn 1. N' ,- . .W 'u . Il - V' 1' . r i 'i.!4l,Q.7l I 1 -, .A ' . fs fj I gj:f45'f Q Q Q V , A is .-1-,.., ---Vh?g:5g1!,M5U5.g.ls--g EFFFEJIfiff!!5!l!!'Ql-Q-zigztzgii-515..:H :Ex-E.--:P ,.. ff - Lili fi X V f-T 4 1 JT -V . - H. A V 1 ' x Seniors ake Year Special During the 1976-77 school year, the seniors worked together in various activities. Each senior, supported by the senior committee, expressed his enthusiasm by participating in sporting events, pep rallies, and class activities. The president of the class, Laro Clark, said that he felt this senior group was the closest class in years. In late spring as the big day neared, seniors attended parties in their honor and were the guests of the junior class for the Junior-Senior Prom. The class attended Vesper service May 22 at Coggin Avenue Baptist Church. The following event was on May 26 at the Coliseum: the graduating class received diplomas. SENIOR OFFICERS: Huntley Turner, vice-pres.: Pene Harrison, sec., Laro Clark, pres. ii? ie '5 E E I 2 In in H g A ' ' Ill 3 E S , H, f -K -,Glen ' M 'www 3 f H fiii ' - 'awww aI- .Ia-rg'12i,,2'fMf-, V SENIOR COMMITTEE: Leslie Peters, Donna Stone, Leann Gamblin, SENIOR SPONSORS: Ruth Spence, Kenneth West. Lawanna Perkins, Lori Nix, Ann Tongate, Karen Cason, Veda Hickman, Debbie Thomas, Leanne Daniel, Pene Harrison, Thomas Cooper, Danny Gamble, Tom Speck, Larry Taylor, Jimmie Patterson. Jimmie McQueen, Ruth Spence. Chris Coleman, Laro Clark, Gilbert Harrison, Kenneth West. s Q Q 1 31.126 Af QV 1 E 5 0 'I Sit f Q'- QE law? I ,.:. A f 43: Q Ya? ' , f Q , fs, V V ww Q ' 'Leslie x in 1 ' . U e , . A I -VTP! .JEQL-, . 1 fi- , 15 WLY' 49' p-V s ? 'if W. 5 'Sf , MW' Rayme Beck Steve Beck Tommy Benbow Clenard Benford Lawrence Bostick Louis Bradford Jr. Tina Britton Eddie Brooks Geoff Brooks Drew Brown Eldriadge Bryant Sharie Bryant 129 Tonj a Bryant Clayal Burnett John Bunn Sherry Caffey George Camu Karen Cason Randy Christian Laro Clark 130 .34 1 .SPS S, is ' 3 if I A . . Susan and Vonna hard at work! Jimmy Field Kim Fikes Cecil H . Fish Jonny Flett Robert Followell She rri Forbess Chris Franks Vickie Fulton 133 Roseanna Griffin Tammy Griffin Doug Hager Harry Hall Robert Hallum Teresa Hampton Gilbert Harrison Pene Harrison Kenny Harth Jana Haynes Tony Hewitt Veda Hickman 135 Greg Hobbs Connie H088 Marisa Hughes Roxie Hunt Joe Isbell Stephen Jackson Bart Johnson Pennie Johnson Phil I ones Renetta Jones Teresa Jones Conway Jordan 136 ld Ronnie Landes Tim Law Brenda Lemmons Cindy Leonhard George Lopez Sam Lopez Mark Low Randy Mackey Melinda Majors Jeff Mathers Diane Martinez Gilbert Martinez 138 1 Janet May Kaylon Maynard Becky McBride Buddy McBride Debbie McLeod Jimmy McQueen Sheila Miller David Moore Robin Moreland Renee Morris Anita Neal Gwen Neal 139 QE?-f. ,yy i if 4. . N A 1 If H5 is Dennis Richardson Lisa Roberson Debbie Robinson Ricky Robbins Robin Rodgers Debbie Russell Mary Salazar Mark Sandif er 142 Steve and Tim the bell for District Q Bonnie Schwab Bennie Scott Gary Seamans Patsy Segrest Ben Shacklef ord Billy Sharp Colette Ship Bill Sikes Kelly Skelton Jim Slagle 143 James Sliger Beth Smith Birch Smith Marcia Smith Mike Smith Paula Smith Scott K . Smith Kim Soto Gerry Spearman Tom Speck Dana Stevens Cherly Stewart 144 . Y' as :Q 1: rf 542931 5 11 James Stickney Donna Stone Sheryl Stout Cindy Taylor Larry Taylor Debbie Thomas Lloyd Thomas Shari Thomas Terry Thomason Lisa Thompson Janet Tilmon Velma Tilmon 145 Debbie Ward Guynell Ward Jeff Whisnant Kim White Nita Wlikins Sharon Willett Rodney Williams David Withers Denise Withrow Jim Wood Rick Woodcock Vivian Ynostrosa 147 exile-1: 1,95 .4 K if me Marisa Hughes says that Ben Shackleford wasn't bashful in kindergarten. Greg Hobbs and Paul Turner enjoy barbeque. Robbyn Cox - day dreamin' il! A Off to the game. New Annuals!! 148 Studying at last. Behind every bush there is a Beauty. Y Ati: one ,am xii 4 IA No! Not Paul! ,f Graduafion - I 977 Y L A-M, Ugg Iuniors Uphold Spirit JUNIOR OFFICERS: C1-rj Mary Lee Baugh, sec.: Larry Jones, pres., Eddie Gill, vice-pres.: led the class enthusiastically, and the group worked together on various projects. One of the major money-making projects was the selling of spirit ribbons. Preparations and plans for the Junior-Senior Prom were made early and the class entertained their seniors royally. fm Leading juniors in ribbon sales were: ROW 1: Kathleen Dugan, Cristi Clark, Stacy Nelson, Karen Longley. Cathleen McGowen, Cydney Ford, Jake Holt. ROW 2: Vicki Denison, Lynn Pikes, Lori Steele, Jona Funderburk . SPONSORS: Mary Cadenhead and Steve Boothe , 'Q-2 , . . if I Im. 255 ' 'ai 'ka gp J-. 35 her Q F1515 I 4 V if K gy i . rf 5' F ,Q Q' . 'Ai V , Y ' ? : ', Ll AE v xg iff' . -. . , W I 1 9 IL 3 W? 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XXF, if. 5 - 1 f sf ' FQ xx 1' ,I Jamy Adams Albert Alcala Beverly Allen Melinda Allen Katy Amen Herman Anderson Cindy Arnold Lorena Arnold Liz Arwine Rodney Baird Jimmy Baker Steve Baldwin Fernando Barrera Grace Barrera Mary Lee Baugh Cindi Bennett Merrie Biggers Malcom Blanton Ronnie Bloodworth Diedre Bradshaw 154 Marty Brasher Kevin Burch Tammy Burns Norma Cantu Kevin Carlisle Sabrina Carringer Beckey Case Christine Case Christi Clark ' Lisa Rodney Clark Leslie Clements Mike Coggin JoE1len Collier Dorcus Covington Brian Cowin Theresa Cox Doyce Croft Judy Crowder Lisa Davis Vikki Denison 155 Dinah Densman Lauren Dibrell Tricia Donahoo Jamie Douglas Kathleen Dugan Denise Duvall John Eaton Billy Edwards Keith Erwin Tami Estes Suzi Eubanks D'dre Fenner Lynn Fikes Derick Finnigan Chris Firth Mark Fisher Paula Flanagin Jet Florence Cydney Ford Barbara Fulcher IS6 Q-i'lwJ'f-1 'W in Ionna Funderburk Mary Alice Galvan James Gandy Cindy George Tony Gilbrech Eddy Gill Dori Gillett Larry Gilmore Peggy Goodgion Mike Goodwin James Gordon Sondria Graham Robin Gray Jane Ann Griffin Sharon Guess Tammy Hall Linda I-Iallford Melinda Hallum Nina Hamilton Carol Harper 157 Brad Hart Margie Hart Randal Hawkins Billy Hays Ralph Hester Carol Hill Mike Hinkle Dan Hinton Mike Hitchcock David Hobbs Gary Hogan Dwayne Hogg Jake Holt Karen Hunt Doug Hurt Carla Isenhower Willie Isom Donna Jackson Joe Jackson Scottie Jacobs Richard Jarvis Jimmy Jennings Liz Johnson Tammy Johnson Larry Jones Larry Kassberg l58 BCI Everett Keel Debra Kennedy Karan Kirkland At All Kite Katrina Kohn Lillian Lawson Charlie Lindsey Mike Lindsey Kenneth Leberta Karen Longley James Luthy John McCluskey Cathleen McGowen Rex McIntosh Marilyn McLeod Victoria Manning James Mares Marcos Mares Robin Martin Kathy Mathis Linday Maynor Fred Maxwell Wes Meek Frankie Middleton Gary Miller LaJonh Miller 159 Nemo Mindieta Sherri Mitchell Delisa Moore Melody Moore Skipper Morelock Stacy Nelson Dan Newton William Odom Monty Oehrlein Don Oliver Mary Kay Orton Vic Parrish Ken Parsons Pam Patterson Richard Penn Jimmie Pepper Arther Perez Karen Perkins Kevin Perkins Joyce Perry Martin Perry Ruth Perry Sabrina Petty Edwin Pierce Tim Prickett David Pruitt 160 Debbie Quave Randy Randolph Russell Ratto Susan Reedy Yvonne Regaldo James Reyes Michael Rhodes Joe Bob Richardson Laura Ringler Sharon Roark Karen Roberts Jim Rose Judy Salas Gregg Scott Mark Seamans Ann Sellers Jon Sellers Gayla Sherman Tina Skeen Kelly Slayton Jo Lana Sledge Marie Smith Mike Smith Lesa Solberg Robert Solis Pat Sparks l6I tag ,M s X X , w ,vnu ,4-Q dll'- l Q 1-fl W V',I A ,..' sh 163 1 Q lg Sophomores Choose Leaders Officers elected: Cl-ry Donald Doss, vice-president: Sarah Reid, presidentg and Allison Baker, secretary. Upon arriving at B.H. S. , the sophomores were concerned , not only with schoolwork, but also with adjusting to the ways and customs of a new school. To help them through their first year, the sophomores elected officers and sponsors that guided them down the path they traveled. 164 yer' ,Q 1'- SOPHOMORE SPONSORS: Helen Jackson and Fred Strickland 1 5:2 l t 'R l 4 '? ' xv if 14, N x 5,16 Q '- Q Kim, Q 4 ,pix N. , ., , . 'S x 4,.v gi 1 1 ya? Q, H' gi-ff Q .,, - ,M 5 H 5 k H, ww kg 4 if Pax Q id. Q. Q L:-'r 1 sa 42? xii X W ig. '93 U fr 'G' fit -fi e N . 41 , wr -:Ri 1 x .i. Ni. WN: GX! I ' 1 ,Q Mm, 5' 9 , ff fa, 3, we- ' .le 4 65 Craig Agnew Donnell Aguirre Joe Aguirre Amanda Alcala Johnny Alldredge Donald Allgood Hank Amen Andre Arnold Srarla Atchley Tom Austin Greg Bailey Allison Baker Beverly Baker Grace Balderamam Kim Barnett Tammy Barnum Joe Barron Karen Banhold Ken Banhold Kaki Barron Minnie Basrardo Mark Baugh Ann Beaird Tom Beard lay Bearden Lynn Bell Helen Belvin Brenda Benson Allan Bocknite Paul Bocknire Sherry Boivin Daisy Bradford Ronald Bradford Victor Broadnax Roland Brown David Buillion I66 ry- Donna Burns Ken Butler Eddie Byer Beverly Byrd Vivian Cadena Glenn Carey Terry Carnes Ann Chandler Mark Chaumom Mary Chaumom Angela Chessex Billy Christensen Chris Clay Alan Cline Jeff Coffee Cheryl Coker Naomi Coleman June Colhagen Susan Colvin Larry Cornelius Chris Coon Michael Coppic Linda Cownover Debbie Cox leanni Cox Ricky Cox Bonnie Crawford Gerald Crawford Jeanine Crocker: Lupe Cuellar Maria Cuellar Leslie Curbow Dan Daniel Gayla Daniels Sherril Darby Bic Davis I67 I 'sx'!'r:Ni X 'x --- 4 V ga ' '. :ff -' K J 3 ' . 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Q Wayne Powell Joe Prewin Paul Pruieu Debbie Prickeu Tammy Prickeu Ricky Pyburn Pal Ramos Sally Ramos Julie Ramsdale Pauleue Rauo Tim Rayfield Ruben Regalado Sarah Reid Michelle Riley Rhonda Roberts Oscar Rodriquez Dena Romero Esther Romero Carolyn Roper Bobby Ross Shawna Ross Scott Russell Laurie Rutledge Domingo Salazar Woody Sandlin Mario Sauseda Chris Schell Donald Seamans Harold Sellers Ronnie Shackleford Judy Shaw Sharla Sheffield James Sikes Tommy Simmons Steve Sirois Bobby Smilh Bobby Joe Smith Georgetta Smiih Karl Smith 173 Raenell Smith Terry Smith Bernard Smithwick Cynthia Snow Lisa Solberg Jory Spearman Dan Spence Chere Stansell Lora Stark Billy Strickland Becky Stroope William Stroope Becky Stroud Terry Sullivan Juanita Swain Kevin Taylor Linda Taylor Willy Taylor Dwayne Teague Wayne Teague Michael Thompson David Threadgill Aundrea Tilmon Rosa Tobias Malissa Tulcus Bettina Turner Janie Valdez Yolanda Valdez Fuelyn Villapando Jeff Walker Shannon Watson Bill Wedeman Becky Welch Greg Wells Wayne Westerman 174 Charley Wheat Dorothy White Laurie White Mike White Pat White RaeLynn White Hershell Whitson Donna Whitt Julia Willan Craig Williams Darlene Williams Derwin Williams Ronda Williams Gaye Williford Karen Windham Mark Wood Robby Wood Bobby Wright Tammie Wright Tanya Wright Vicky Wright Sammy Wyatt Joy Youngstrom l75 'LION 3 , v ' mf xiii' t, xi 7, L ,uw - I. ,' f , i . if 4 T :- 'Q . 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His name is JESUS CHRIST. f Welcome ' f FIRST BAPTIST X ' f if H U RC H O 1+ if U ' Q Brownwood, Texas 1 I-I-Ijlllfw. ,jg 208 Ausim Ave. xg Max Brown, Pastor .. i' ,4 tv - ' ' . 'J , LT4 0 ' ' I8-4 Agnew, Brenda: A Capella Choir, Girls' State, Junior Committee, Jr. Rotary Ann, Wizard of Oz , Drill Team, All School Choir, Region Choir, Area Choir Allen, Brenda: Ethnic Club Allen, Bryan: Football, Student Council, HR Officer, Track, FCA, Jr. Class Secretary, Top , Ten lA1mgren, Pam: Plays - A Man Called Peter , Great Cross Country Race , Curious Sav- age , Thespian's - V.P., VOE, Drill Team, Forensic's, Departmental Award - Drama Arellano, Norma: HECE, Track Autrey, Bruce: Football, Track. Jr. Usher, FCA, Jr. Class l Pres., HR Officer, Student J Council, JCL - Pres. Autry, Charles: VICA, ICT, I Tennis, Auto Mechanics Avinger, Mary Ann: JCL, Ten- nis, Lion's Roar - Editor Baker, Sheila: Band allejo, Deborah: DE aron, Rick: Football, Track, Student Council, A Capella Choir, Boys' State, Region Choir, Area Choir, All School Choir, FCA, Jr. Committee, Most Handsome, Musicals - Wizard of Oz , 11O in the .Shade Baynes, Zoe Ann: VOE, OEA, Track, Ethnic Club, HR Offi- cer, VOE Beck, Rayme: Football Mgr. , Basketball Mgr. Beck, Steve: Building Trades Benbow, Tommy: Football Mgr., Basketball Mgr., JCL, Lion's Roar Staff, HECE Benford, Clenard: Track, Ethnic Club, HERO Bostick, Lawrence: JCL, Drama Bradford, Louis: Forensics, Band, Feature Twirler, Royal Bands- men, Drama Club, Band Librarian, Prom Committee, Art Club, Band Officer Britton, Tina: Drill Team, Eth- nic Club, FHA, HECE, Sr. Committee, HR Officer Brooks, Edward: HECE, Drama Brooks, Geoff: Metal Trades Brown, Drew: Football, DE, Bas- ketball Bryant. Eldridge Bryant, Sharon: Ethnic Club N Bryant, Tonja: Ethnic Club, Cos- metology, FHA Burnett. Clayla: VOE, OEA Cantu. George: Football, ICT Cason, Karen: Drill Team, Stu- dent Council, A Capella Choir, Sr. Committee Christian, Randy: Auto Mechan- ics Clark, Laro: Football, Basket- ball, FCA, Academic Award - Biology, Rotary Award, Jr. Rotarian, Student Council, All School Choir, NHS - Histo- rian, Sr, Class Pres., FCA, A Capella Choir, Academic Award - English, Jr. Commit- tee, Boys' State, Musicals - The Wizard of Oz , 110 in the Shade , Region Choir, Most Likely to Succeed, Valedictorian Clement, Chris: Golf, All School Choir, HR Officer, Student Council, JCL, FCA Cline, Paul: All School Choir, Lion's Roar Staff, VOE, Top Ten Clippinger, Karen: Play - A Man Called Peter , VOE, OEA, Thespians, Office Sec. Withrow, Deneice Cobb: Student Council, Jr. Committee Coleman, Chris: FCA, Student Council, All School Choir, Cheerleader, Soph, Class Favorite, NHS, Academic Award - English, A Capella Choir, Region Choir, Area Choir, State Choir, Most Friendly, History Award, Boys' State, Musicals - The Wizard of Oz , 110 in the Shade , Student Body Pres. , Mr. BHS, Jr. Rotarian, Top Ten 6 Coon, Pat: Football, Track, Rodeo Team, FFA - Officer Cox, Robbyn: HR Officer, Drill Team, Student Council, Jr. Committee Croft, Doyce: FFA Crouse, Debbie Cunningham, Julie: VOE Curtis, Shari: FHA, Jr. Commit- tee, Band, Jr. Rotary Ann, Stage Band, All District Band, NHS, Rotary Award, Academic Award - History, Con Brio, Band Council - Sr. Representa- tive, Office Sec. , Band Sweetheart, Top Ten U Daniell, Leanna: Drill Team, Jr. Committee, All School Choir, A Capella Choir, Jr. Usher, Musical - Bye Bye Birdie , The Wizard of Oz , 110 in the Shade , HR Officer, Stu- dent Council Davis, Lane: DE, JCL - VP Deanda, Gloria: Flag Corps, JCL Dempsey, Susan: Tennis, Drill Team, HR Officer, Office Sec. Denison, Keith: Auto Mechan- ics, Basketball, ICT Dietrich, Michael: Rotary Award, Academic Award - World History, JCL, Top Ten Dillard . Patricia: HECE DuBose, Mark: Auto Mechanics - Sec. Evans, Melanie: Rotary Award, Academic Award - Geometry, JCL, Band - Uniform Manager and VP, Con Brio, Academic Award - Chemistry, District Band, Departmental Award - Band, Stage Band, Leadership Award - Band, Prom Commit- tee, JCL - Sec. , NHS - Pres., Jr. Rotary Ann, Salutatorian Evans, Tara: Con Brio, Band, Stage Band, District Band, Who's Who Among American High School Musicians , Band Sec. Feild , Jimmy: DE Fikes, Kim: All School Choir, Drill Team Fleet, Johnny: Student Council, Track, ICT Followell, Robert: DE, All School Choir, FFA Forbess, Sherri: Drill Team, A Capella Choir, Musical - The Wizard of Oz , HR Offi- cer Franks, Chris: Football Track, Auto Mechanics, FCA Fulton, Vickie: Con Brio, Band, Track, FHA, JCL, Stage Band Gamble, Danny: Football Cap- tain, All District Football, Boys' State, A Capella Choir, All School Choir, Student Council, Jr. Class Favorite, Most Friendly, HR Officer Gamblin, Le Ann: Jr. Commit- tee, A Capella Choir, All School Choir, HR Officer, Jr. Usher, Cheerleader, Jr. Class Favorite, Musical - The Wizard of Oz . 110 in the Shade' ' , Student Council Garcia, Simona: VOE, Student Council, Drill Team, HR Offi- cer, Flag Corps, OEA, Rotary Award Gay, Diana: FHA, Volleyball Gilbreath, Travis: FFA Goodwin, Ray: FFA Goodwin, Tim: Student Council, All School Choir, A Capella Choir, 'Region Choir, HR Offi- cer, Musical - The Wizard of Oz , 110 in the Shade . FCA, Jr. Committee, Football Grady, Billy: Soph. Class Offi- cer, FFA Officer - Pres. , FHAi Beau t l Gray , Crystal: HERO Greer, Jana: FHA - Historian, Drill Team, JCL - Sec., Jr. Rotary Ann J Griffin, Roseanna: FHA - 3rd, VP, HERO Griffin, Tammy: ICT, FHA Hagar, Doug: Track, Football, HR Officer, Jr. Committee: Soph. Class Pres. , FCA Hall, Harry: Football, Trackg. FCA Hallum, Robert: Prom Commit- tee. JCL Hampton, Teresa: Drill Team Harrison, Gilbert: JCL, Sr. Com- mittee, Tennis Harth, Kenny: Football, Play - The Great Cross Country Race , Jr. Committee, FCA, Sr. Committee, HR Officer, Track, Student Council, Bas- ketball Harrison, Pene: NHS - Historian, Sr. Class Sec. , Academic Award - Algebra II, JCL - VP, Drill Team, HR Officer, Jr. Rotary Ann Haynes, Jana: Tennis, HECE ewitt, Tony: Football, Student Council, FCA, Basketball ickman, Veda: Student Coun- cil, Drill Team - Captain, NHS, HR Officer, Sr. Com- mittee obbs, Greg: Football, Track, FCA - VP, Jr. Committee, Student Council ogg, Connie: Student Council, NHS, FHA - Parliamentarian, HR Officer, Drill Team, Jr. Committee ughes, Marisa: Track, FHA - 5th VP. VOE, OEA unt, Roxie: HERO - VP bell. Joe: DE, Auto Mechanics, Metal Trades Jackson, Stephen: Band, Drama, Play The Curious Savage Departmental Award - Art Johnson, Bart: Football, Track, Basketball, All School Choir, A Capella Choir, Area Choir, Region Choir, Student Coun- cil, FCA, Jr. Committee, HR Officer, Musical - The Wiz- ard of OZ , 110 in the Shade Johnson, Pennie: VOE, Drill Team, FHA - VP Johnson , Sylvia: FHA Jones, Phil: FFA, Auto Mechan- ics Jones, Renetta: Girl's Athletic Club. HECE, FHA - 6th VP. Volleyball Jones , Teresa Jordon, Conway: Golf, District Golf, FCA, A Capella Choir, Jr. Committee, Musical - The Wizard of Oz , 11O in the Shade , Region Choir Keas, G. L.: Building Trades, ICT Keel, Everett: Metal Trades - Award. ICT Kerby, Wes: FHA King, Marcy: All School Choir, Chess Club, ICT, HR Officer, FCA Kite, Waylan: ICT, FFA Krueger, Kyle: Football, Track, Basketball, Soph. Class Sec.. HR Officer, FCA Kuntz, Mike: All School Choir, A Capella Choir, Region Choir, Area Choir, Tennis, FCA, Musical - The Wizard of Oz , 110 in the Shade Lamberth , Karen Lancaster, Terri: Drill Team, Student Council, NHS, HR Officer, All School Choir, A Capella Choir, Musical 110 in the Shade Landes , Ronnie: FFA Law, Tim: Band - Jr. Represent- ative, Pres., Merit Award: District Band, Who's Who Musical Students in American High Schools Region Band, Stage Band, All School Choir, A Capella Choir, Region Choir, Area Choir, Musical - The Wizard of Oz , 110 in the Shade , John Philip Sousa Award Lemmons, Brenda: Drill Team, HR Officer, Student Council Leonhard, Cindy: All School Choir, A Capella Choir, Region Choir, Area Choir, Musical - The Wizard of Oz , 11O in the Shade , FHA - Sergeant of Arms Lopez, George: Metal Trades Lopez. Samuel Low, Mark: Academic Award - Math. JCL 7 Mackey, Randy: Student Coun- cil, FHA Beau. Rodeo Team, FFA - Pres. Majors, Melinda: All School Choir, FHA, HECE Martinez , Delores: DE Martinez, Gilbert: JCL, Lion's Roar Staff Mathers, Jeff: Football, All School Choir, A Capella Chior, FCA, Region Chior, Area Choir, Musical - The Wizard of Oz ,4 110 in the Shade'f ' May, Janet: FHA, FFA - Reporter Maynard, Kaylon: Track, DE, HR Officer McBride, Buddy: Drama, Play - The Curious Savage McBride , Rebecca McLeod , Debbie McQueen, Jimmie: FCA, Sr. Committee, Football, Student Council, All School Choir, A Capella Choir, Musical - The Wizard of Oz , 110 in the Shade Miller. Sheila: VOE, OEA, FHA Officer Moore, David: Soph. Class Pres., Ethnic Club, Basket- ball, Student Council Moreland, Robin: Band, Thespi- ans Morris, Renee: Band, FHA, OEA, VOE, JCL Neal, Anita: Art Club Neal, Gwen Newsom, Lynn: A Capella Choir. Musicals - The Wizard of Oz , 110 in the Shade . Forensics, Drama, Plays - A Man Called Peter , The Cross Country Race , The Curious Savage . Drill 'Team Nickerson , Charles Nickerson, Josephine: Ethnic Club. HECE Nichols , Paula Nix, Lori: All School Choir, A Capella Choir, Region Choir, Area Choir, Musical - The Wizard of Oz , 110 in the Shade , Prom Committee, HR Officer, Drill Team - Cap- tain, Office Sec. , JCL - VP Norton, Ed: All School Choir, Merit Award - Art, Drama Packer , Sindy: NHS Patterson, Jimmy: FCA, All School Choir - Outstanding Member, A Cappella Choir, Area choir, Region Choir. Football, Jr. Usher, Musical - The Wizard of Oz , 11O in the Shade Pearce, Anna Kay: DE, Cosme- tology Perez, Matilda: FHA, OEA, VOE K Perkins, David: Band, Drum Major, All School Choir, Stage Mgr., Thespians, Plays F The Great Cross Country Race , The Curious Sav- age , Forensics Perkins, Jamie: FHA, Ag., Vol- leyball, FHA Officer Perkins, Lavonna: Drill Team, All School Choir, Pins and, Needles Club, Sr. Committee, A Cappella Choir, Musicals - The wizard of oz . l'110 in the Shade' Perkins, Lawanna: Pins and Nee-1 dles Club, All School' Choinl Drill Team, A Cappella Choir, Region Choir, Musical - The Wizard of Oz'!,l 11 in the Shade P P Permenter, Mike: FCA, Foot ball, Student Council, Track FFA, Jr. Committee, HR Offi cer Perry, Steve: FFA, DE, Aut Mechanics, Chess Club Peters, Leslie: Soph. Clas Favorite, Jr. Committee Soph. VP, All School - Sec. Jr. Class VP, Most Friendly, Cappella Choir - Jr. Repre sentative, Sec. , Drill Team Captain, Jr. Usher, Sr. Com mittee, JCL, Musicals - Th Wizard of Oz , 110 in th Shade , Student Body VP Region Choir, Area Choir State Choir, Miss BHS, Sr Class Favorite Phelps , Tina: DE Pierce, Pamela: VOE, OEA. Tennis Porter, Preston: FFA - Officer, Rodeo Team Pruitt. Julie: All School Choir, A Cappella Choir, Region Choir, Area Choir, HR Officer, Ten- nis, Musicals - The Wizard of Oz , 110 in the Shade Reagan, Denise: Drill Team, Volleyball, ICT, FHA - Pres. Ramos, Randall: Art Club Offi- cer, Art Award, Spanish Club, Metal Trades Reed. Warren: Band, Metal Trades, VICA Treasurer Reese. Carey: Track, Basket- ball, Football Reid, Doug: Football, Track, Student Council, FCA, All School Choir, A Cappella Choir, Region Choir, Musicals - The Wizard of Oz , 110 in the Shade Richardson, Dennis: FCA, Track, Football, Student Council Richardson , Jodie Robbins, Ricky: All School Choir VP, Football, A Cappella Choir, Area Choir, Region Choir, Musicals - The Wiz- ard of Oz , 110 in the Shade , FCA, FFA Roberson, Lisa: FHA, All School Choir, A Cappella Choir, For- ensics, Drama Robinson, Debbie: FHA, JCL, Volleyball Rodgers, Robin: Plays - A Man Called Peter , The Cross Country Race , Forensics. Thespians, Drill Team, State Prose - 2nd, Dept. Award - Forensics Salazar, Maria: FHA, DE - Award, JV Volleyball Sandifer, Mark Schwab, Bonnie: VOE, FHA - Officer Scott, Bennie: Ethnic Club, Bas- ketball Seamans, Gary: Automechanics, FFA Segrest. Patsy. JCL, VOE Shackleford, Ben: FCA, Football Sharp, Billy: Band, Stageband Shipp, Colette: Plays - A Man Called Peter , The Curious Savage , Great Cross Coun- try Race , Thespians - Pres. . Region Choir, Area Choir, Forensics, A Cappella Choir, All School Choir, Musical - Bye Bye Birdie , The Wiz- ard of Oz Skelton, Kelly: Band, Building Trades Sikes, William: Metal Trades Slagle, Jim Sliger, James: Ag Smith, Birch: HR Officer, Metal Trades, Art Club - Officer, Student Council, FTA Smith , Beth: Band Smith, Marcia: Track, VOE, Spanish Club, OEA Smith, Mike: Ag, DE, Auto Mechanics Smith, Paula: All School, Choir. HR Officer, FHA, Student Council, FTA, JCL, Jr. Com- mittee , Track, Volleyball Smith, Scott: JCL. Lion's Roar, ICT, All School Choir, HR Officer Soto. Kim: HECE Spearman, Gerry: Art Club, ICT Speck. Tom: Football, Track, All School Choir, A Cappella Choir, Jr. Committee, Sr. Committee, FCA Stevens, Dana: Tennis, FHA, Tennis Award Stewart, Cheryl: Band, Volley- ball, FHA, Varsity Tennis Stickney . James: HECE Stout, Sheryl: All School Choir, HR Officer, A Cappella Choir, Forensics, Thespians, Region Choir, JCL, Plays - The Cross Country Race , Curious Sav- age , Musical - The Wizard of Oz , Drill Team Taylor, Cindy: Band, Con Brio, Uniform Manager, Volleyball - Co-captain, NHS, Tennis, HR Officer, Girl's Athletic Club Taylor, Larry: Tennis, Sr. Com- mittee, FCA Thomas, Debbie: Drill Team, Head Jr. Usher, Student Coun- cil, Jr. Rotary Ann, Drill Team Captain Thomas, Lloyd: Region Choir, All School Choir, Academic Award - Math, Rotary Aca- demic Award, Departmental Award - Biology, A Cappella Choir, Musicals - The Wiz- ard of Oz , 110 in the Shade , NHS, Top Ten Thomason, Terry: Ag. Thompson, Lisa: Tennis, Thes- pians Tilmon, Janet: DE, Band - Flag Girl Tilmon, Velma: Band. Ethnic Club, FHA Tobias, Refugio: Football, Metal Trades Tongate, Ann: Student Council, All School Choir, A Cappella Choir, Drill Team - Captain, Outstanding Member: Jr. Com- mittee, Sr. Committee, Plays - The Great Cross Country Race . The Curious Sav- age , Musicals - Bye Bye Birdie , The Wizard of Oz , 110 in the Shade , Jr. Usher, Girls' State, NHS, Most Friendly, Most Likely to Suc- ceed, Jr. Rotary Ann Trevino, Pete: Band, DE Trigg, Tim: Soph. Class Pres., Student Council, Building Trades, Auto Mechanics, FTA Turner, Donna: Drill Team, All School Choir, A Cappella Choir, Region Chior, Musicals - The Wizard of Oz , 110 in the Shade Turner, Huntley: ICT, Sr. Class VP Turner, Paul: Football, All School Choir, FCA, Track Valdez , Janie Vess, Ray: Football, Auto Mechanics, FCA Villareal, Jesse: Metal Trades Walker. Susan: Drill Team, Office Girl, FHA, DE Ward, Guynell: Band, JCL, HR Officer Ward, Debbie: Band, JCL, HR Officer Watson, Joey: DE, Metal Trades Whisnant, Jeff: FCA, Football, Thespians, Play - The Great Cross Country Race , All School Choir, A Cappella Choir, Musical - 110 in the Shade White, Kim: Drill Team, Mas- cot, Student Council, HR Offi- cer, Jr. Committee, Most Beautiful, Football Sweetheart Willet, Sharon: Award - Typing I: Award - Spanish, Spelling Williams, Rodney: Ethnic Club Band, Award - Drama, pians, Forensics, Plays Great Cross Country Race A Man Called Peter , Curious Savage Withers , David: JCL Wood, Jim: Football, Track, Debate, All School Choir, FCA, Boys' State Woodcock, Rick: ICT, Depart- mental Award - PE Ynostrosa: Vivian: ICT, FHA l Cherish Yesterday Dream Tomorrow Live Today. . . Ed Cunningham , .A- ', -5.4 ' -. 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