Bryan Adams High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 433 of the 1971 volume:

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Days of our lives are franfic . . . yer The 'rimglessnhss in you is, awareiol life's fimelessness and knows 'rllal yesrer- day, isd bull 'rod'ay'ss memory and Tomorrow ls +oday's dream. And fha? which sings and conlemplares in you is s'rill dwelling wilrhin ylhe bounds of lhal firsl morrlenl which scallered 'rhe silars in+o space. ' 1 - KahlillGibrang l , l. l 1 l i s i m v ,. M it, , ,. W K QM, -mv, . - . ,, Y Y ,- -W. mp,-1, , W. ', H 1 fu- 4-, .- '- + . ffgsfwf 1, , , Amr -flfaqsg 4-uwgzuu gl-Qfg: , , X, wsffuf. ,, if . f' ' ww. 'f ru ' 4? L+-1 ?, '- --4-vqgfxf- hV:'f-iw W-f . 7 ' vm 'Q 1 W gi , . 9 7 ' + mas fx 1 'V A: W ' -. 1 1 . -L .3w,:,g,f,5':1ff'ffjj Q ' ,R ' miwg rf, ,M-,, 13ffii?12?1'i 'ff ' W. '. h 3lf1Affg 'f ' '59 ' ' ' ' N , H 'w1LI5 ?' V 'TW k .Wi 'W' A W'3 Q+.',IM'1 uf 7' ., , v-.gm-, ww, 4 ugzwusw... ,,,4M-wu-wrYnwmw,,r6p5v wg. , -M 33,513 nur-wi - rf . .x P . QQ., xww-,y f., f ' M ' , 'Q Ja., - 'J 4' Hag?--4 'fif A W- -A 5' 1'1 -fa Q gl? u ,G W we -4 ' 3' ' J 1, Ac+ivi+ies. . Q. Organizafiqrns Sporfs . Curriculum Personaliiies . Classes . . Adverfiserherw TABLE OF CQNTENTS ..l8 ,u..4O . . lI2 u ..l56 ' y.l96 226 1 , A ..37fl I , If, F W 1 W A. n M fr'R if' . ' 2 - ,V N . ,x , 4.4, .5 : 1? Q? r t ar: l f if N: W ' fi' L ,.. L W ...., K . fr fi f 1 -3, l ABOVE: Mrs. Lucy Ford can? un- dersfand how Spanish can be so difficulf. TOP LEFT: A momenf of silenl un- dersfanding be-fween Pam W1'lson and Bill Holland. RIGHT: Carefree simplicify of our youflv. TOP RIGHT: Young love fills flze fufure will: hope. ia.. z f. 'V I Us . I i 2 l.. -fin .Vex . , J Q.. f f. . , :lx i n .Ku 3, ,X V it U 5 vt... n, 1 1' . K' K ' , .1 . fy .fl 'l' . 3 'N n 7 :.v bp ' Aj : I in .f 9 'Q L- '3- 4 ' ' t if ' f , Q The heart has eyes that the bruin knows nothing of. H. Porkhurst RIGHT: David Coyle and Fred W1'll1'ams puzzle over flve lale of flve Cougars. BELOW: Endless miles of flvouglvf caplfvale Sfeve Esfes. FAR RIGHT: The vfbrancy and ex- cffemenf of life. BOTTOM RIGHT: A never-ending eclvo of youflfs dreams. .,:,,W 'Q I Iv 'TQ 'H'h '1 7 I ' :W'I'wv v. biJ 'il-aa 'l'3E1 fll, k'WL' Lr 'II'!h-I 'k 135 I' I f'1 ' ,Tl I m x 1 A I I v 1-4.-Q--.. --.-wg.. 3 4-vw... f if N . +x. , f' W ' W K 4 wiv I Q ' 9 4 2 I I , fr' ,4 , lk I If I U 5 1 I, rf ,I I EI . I I: I .4 f L . ff' ! in 1 :,'L qx.. X .M f W - ff , k If I ' I ' v:1ceN,,,, I ' iff: f,,f'.6w,-If ' I I S N , ,-5 -I.. Y A' Q xhfags. -I I ig. 4 W I me ,' v?Zf+2v2,g+ ' ,fb J' - - v I- f-g g, ,Q ,, , ., I 4l,' W E., Lf' J I .:, : : j , I In I I G ' - Jffl' rf Ml X fx 'fd E14 3 I 'f:g1jf,w . ABOVE: Mr. Joe Rodgers fries Io convince Sylvia King fhaf Hue problem can be done. CENTER: Sparks of excifemenf il- iuminafe Hue faces of five Spirifs. TOP RIGHT: Pains of decision becicon Paufeffe Schwarfz, RIGHT: Debbie Cnifsey deffiy ex- plains procedures fo Brenda Toon, Afan Hunfer, and Ben Sfepnenson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Youfn vibrafes wifn compefifive spirif. ix .,,-. A two roods diverged in o wood ond i - i took the one less troveled by ond thot hos mode all the difference. - Robert Frost 9 'V ill! ,, A - ' ,fl A wi 1 V 1 I M . 7 E uw A+ , m-.n.uW,,W M. M E - . h w-,.'1 -A 2- f Q' .4 -6-. xx- ,mfv-L 3-'im . W Wx, r 'W ., . 6 V.. gf '7,Qf vi- gpm T-f5. 3u-5111 ,sa 'f' PX fd A79 Q' 'Na-F' 'h '14 ? 5' v ,J - 'W . J A f 5 J ' ' .-Q Q L JL H1 if f- ft xv -- 1 -'fn 5 3 T-- ' 2. vb -.V I n '1 lr' 0 ,qlv 05 I L !'u1rwmn,,n 1 1 . , iTYv!!iggg3g1gQ5,.. , . Egfgggrrfifgziuii.viiiimlfgpgfg. g.3,f, ffl - :m:y4L. H1 Hi H I . 1 11.-up 4 ' I . I ' -- --- k-, ' - X X. -'55, ' v ' .- - 'lu ' 3 . 4 ,..,l-. J 'A WM, . 1 , .f gg, rm! 'S '- 'Y .5 .7 35443- - -'i ' x - 5-.a5'rgii l,,-v ' 0 '12, 4 .tx .- - . . , I GN A , V Q . '52 D- -..rv'l BELOW: Seniors Joe Marek and Par McPherson enjoy an evening af PUTT- PUTT. . . RIGHT: . . . and fney finish wifn ine smiles of frue champions. BOTTOM: The spirif of Bryan Adams remains fierce fhrougn fne long, nor summer. 36 ir' -I ,W is ' 3 , A 1 5-'I L 9 Y M ji, -li--: ' ' 7 Q '---' ,1 4444-4 , - ea. BELOW: Sopnomores Paul Cornell, Anne Goodwin, Teresa Guidry, and Ricky Burch ceiebrafe a summer day wifh food, drink, and friendly service from Senior Aiice Taiiey. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior Rick Fraiey pracfices up on his iechnigue while playing golf insfrucfor for Junior Jacque Scarborough. fy ,Qui wish i was a kelIogg's cornflake floaiin' in a bowl takin' movies relaxin' awhile, living in style talkin' To a raisin who 'casion'ly plays l.a. - Simon and Garfunkel V s 1 l i ggi 'gag iff h 5 when There is no vision The people perish. - Proverbs 29:18 15 Adding The special deTails ThaT give a page liTe and checking TranTic, lasT minuTe page revisions are Tasks ThaT demand Time and a creaTive resourceTulness oT, an annual sponsor. During The pasT sev- eral years and Through The compleTion oT The I97O year- book, Mrs. Linda Ray occu- pied This posiTion. Dividing her Time beTween English classes and annual work, she sTrove To make The el C The besT book possible. Mrs. Marsha Bowlin, The new yearbook sponsor, and Mrs. Ray devoTed a greaT deal oT Time and eTTorT Toward The compleTion oT This year's book. The I97I el ConguisTa- dor sTaTT would like To exTend a special Thank you To Mrs. Linda Ray Tor her never-Tail- ing conTidence and assisT- ance. .f ,.,.,, K visa, pn : .gk Staff Dedicates Yearbook To Enthusiastic Teacher Here's one ThaT'll really cock your pisTol, is an ever-Tamiliar phrase oT Mr. Tim Hughes, preceeding an unbelievable Tale oT The Bearded One llzidel CasTrol, or oT Uncle Sugars' lThe UniTed STaTe'sl relaTions wirh a LaTin American counTry in Tur- moil. CurrenTly a Teacher oT American and LaTin American His- Tory, he has provided invaluable insTrucTion To hundreds oT sTu- denrs during his years aT Bryan Adams. Awarded special academic scholarships To Mexico and Vene- zuela, Mr. Hughes relaTes colorTul personal experiences as well as unusual currenT inTormaTion To his classes. His unique ap- proach To The classroom siTuaTion and conTagious enThusiasm win him The respecT and admiraTion oT TaculTy members as well as sTudenTs. Because oT his dedicaTed service To Bryan Adams. The l97l el ConquisTador sTaTT dedicaTes This year's book To Mr. WebsTer Tim Hughes. VI' I A, IK ii will l QW' A ,ef x,yyy m F as -Qi 'ax - . f .fx 1 AA in A yiryyygg . lrrs 'T -'ii A . T fr. rirs T 1 ' 1 - fi Q' 5 To EEF' '--r.' if 1' 'irs A,,, I ii - '--. , vi , Z 2 if S2 25 ., ' S 18 QLN.w.L.U.4:m...x L,Mwwmwmmu,.uw f V- f ,aww 1 1 1 1 1 5 4 4 4 i i 1 x 5 S 1 1 1 1 3 I n 4 I 4 f' , Y 'Y VE. 5 .. Q 1 Q h v ffffgvf f'I, K , , S . ., .L. ,.4L -fv ,Q -, V - , ,, 2 1 2 I ,V I Q h JMU 5 E I 3 Q --q'a,inf ' , W It , j H1 . A F' ' f f A B if 3 , TQ Z3 + 'fu - K 5 ' 5 r is Z ,wb O ive f , v 2,3 X . A y Lk --19 ,Q , J fi ,, N 2 -N 4 fx 1 Q LEFT: Pafricfa Juno pracffces new rouffne. RIGHT: I Hope fhis is Hve boys gym. fhfnk5 Michaef Mandreff. BQTTQM: Four obfoclc and free af fast i : in , I 45,5 1, 'ru I ., .vm ,, '-'Kyiv' f 1, .. Q . ,,. - 'H .gf .4-wp'-NJ mi' 1 , ...Fai-1 ' ,,.. A-,gy big ggikj X, w : U fy 9,l,ff1g.yh. fn- 'T 'b'l:wge1ffi. yfg 133356 .,,,mf ,NE-wg ' -119 9+ F l F August 25 Marks Beginning of School Year s K x Q ProTound emoTions bursT To The surTace as exciTed sTudenTs greeTed old and new Triends. l.uclcy sophomores received Their inTroducTions To Bryan Adams life early as cheerleaders, band, and maioreTTes provided enThusiasm and spiriT on Sophomore Day. Summer conTerences, worlcshops, and pracTices helped pave The way Tor The l97O-7l school year. For The TirsT Time in hisTo- ry, The Dallas School DisTricT began school fXugusT 25. PeaceTul hallways soon Turned inTo TraTTic iams as school- maTes vigorously sTruggled To Their nexT class. Sly Tardy sTu- denTs begged Their Teachers To give Them one more chance, Tor a new school year had begun. l Xl r is I fi 4, M-.,,L,,4v-0 ' ,,.-JC -.3 1 ew, Y- S-.. LEFT: Pau! Korlcames lceeps his spi'riT up. RIGHT: The Pride of VVhfTe Roclcil pracffces on a summer day. Cougcir's Bus Trip Highlighted by Victory AnTicipaTion Tilled Bryan Adams' sTudenTs and TaculTy as more Than Ten buses began The annual iourney To San Angelo aT noon SaTurday, SepTember IZ. ATTer a Tour hour ride Topped by dinner aT l.uby's, Cougar Tans rolled To San Angelo's CenTral I-ligh STadium where The vicTorious clash wiTh The BobcaTs began. Soon aTTer lciclcoTT, dusT blinded, The Cougars and a mad Throng oT conTacT-wear- ers headed Tor shelTer. AT halT-Time The band, maioreTTes and Belles ToughT dusT and wind in Their gualiTy perTormance. AlThough Tans' ThroaTs were dusTy and dry, spiriTed sounds echoed Trom The sTands unTil The Cougars made Their TirsT Touchdown. SpiriT Then doubled as The Cougars proved vicTori- ous by a narrow, buT glorious, one-poinT margin over The Bob- caTs. As The Tinal gun sounded, exuberanT Tans surged onTo The Tield To congraTulaTe The Cougars and ioin Them in a Tinal pray- er. Texas highways were alive wiTh singing and shouTing as The Dallas buses headed homeward. Arriving aT 4:00 a.m. Sunday, busloads oT sleepy, buT proud Cougar Tans swarmed across Bryan Adams' lawn on Their way home. in ,kk ' E W W- A ' Fri. ls xv .V TA f J rx! FAR LEFT ABOVE: Belles and ma' jorefres flavor 'rhe San Angelo game wfflv a la5fe of lvorne. FAR LEFT BQTTOM: Lynn Pfclcrell and Cindy Smiflv head llorneward alfer a vlcforfous nlglnf, LEFT TOP: Kenneflv Sffllwell gels a closer loolc flzan Paul Lowe. ABQVE: Sfudenls fesr flzefr sea legs affer flle long rrfp baclc fo Dallas. LEFT: Slvaron Lollfn, Cheryl Cla!- borne, and Jud! Ernsf brave olusf and wind af San Angelo, ABOVE: The mfghfy Cougar Hag fvfghffgfzfs ffve assembffes. RIGHT: Pau! Low, Gay Gibson, Cfndy Gefdmfer, and Sfeve Esfes prove fhaf spfrff flows We a river af Bryan Adams. . .kky i Assemblies Promote Spirit NGO. go, geT 'em, geT 'em, um-ahl Gol Gel Such cheers oT exciTemenT and expecTaTion Tilled The audiTorium as The pep assemblies progressed ThroughouT The year. Sl4iTs perTormed by The cheerleaders predicTed The upcoming vicTories. The year sTarTed ouT wiTh The marriage oT Sally SpiriT and Freddie FooT- ball lpaul Korlcames and Pam l-lall respecTively.l The oTT- spring oT This marriage broughT The mighTy Cougars a year oT high-piTched and Thrilling pep assemblies. The Belles and The maioreTTes added ThaT exTra Touch To The assemblies wiTh Their rouTines. The SpiriTs also did hand rou- Tines wearing Their new green and whiTe gloves. Pep Tallcs were given by members oT The TooTball Team To spur The Team on To vicTory. As all assemblies ended, The sTudenT body joined in wiTh The cheerleaders wiTh The TradiTional yell oT Two BiTs and The singing oT The Alma lVlaTer. -Q ,fl T TOP LEFT: Jane, Jane, where are you? walls Tarzan 5Teve EsTes. LEFT: Would someone dare op- pose Pam l-lall and Paul Korlcames in The marriage of Sally SplrlT and Freddie FooTball performed by Ref Terry Mccullar? ,4 ExciTemenT oT Tall acTiviTies reached a peak as Homecoming Day arrived. School halls decoraTed in TradiTional colors boosT- ed The Team To anoTher win. ATTer a vicTorious game againsT W. T. WhiTe, Cougars and Tormer graduaTes reTurned To The school gymnasium Tor The dance. The Box provided music, while Uranus perTormed The lighT show. HighlighT oT The evening occurred aT The climax oT The dance. A Tense crowd awaiTed The announcemenT oT Andy Horner declaring Vicki Sparks Homecoming Queen Tor I97O. The oTher TinalisTs included Anne MounTs, Pam Hall, Sandra lvlyriclc, and Norma SaTTord. J ff-452 ,MJ ,Vi TGP: Vicki Sparks is crowned Homecoming Queen ABQVE: Lyle Woods and Jimmy Croy enjoy The dance Homecoming Victorious ot Gome ond Donce 1 TOP LEFT: The Cowbeffes per- form af fhe dance, ABQVE: Looking very happy, Norma Safford is presenfeo' as a candfdafe for Homecoming Queen. LEFT: Beverfy Fordfvam Freaks oufw af me dance. BELOW: Sole searching fs Jay Bishop. TOP RIGHT: Cindy Gefdmefer dfspfays a defermineo' emofion fo win The game. BOTTOM LEFT: Oufsfde supporf fs afways apprecfafed. BOTTOM RIGHT: Melissa McClure dreams of a successfuf fufure. 'Mx--Wg OL A ra Dgfoyf 1- 3 E N IGHTTYT couusi Moods Influence The Bryon Addms Student EVEN vuoyw we our me fanny nomers tra SANS .c 7i-S X , V ,- A ' f-L' Ar! K W' 5 J ' ' v A 'ZL:1 , . - . VA, , v evil' 'J im ' 4 Two eyes by fhemselves could have been fear spoufsq a moufh, iusf a food-chomper. Buf, wifh a mind and spirif behind fhem, fhese elemenfs of a face become expressions of a mood. Screaming moufhs and fighfing eyes combined fo cheer foofball feams fo vicfory. Dreamy eyes and shy grins masked hopes for fhe fufure. However, moods fransferred from faces fo words in fhe halls and communify. School pride was leffered info pubficify posfers and signs. For brief momenfs in fime, moods reflecfed sfudenfs af BA, and sfudenfs reflecfed fhe variefy of ideas and emofions of foday. if A gf: if fs A5 me We we S-,Q is iff ' is W 2'5'sfrfIirff5 75ff'5, 5? f Q5 I - iiiflkie, 3' . I fs f ffl S-zf-5? , TOP: Mr. Cfean Mndy Hornerj backs his beffefs. ABOVE: If Sfeve Esfes' prayers are answered, vicfory is ours FAR RIGHT: A confesfanf per- forms liis prose reading. TOP CENTER: Sally Bell and Milce Wallcer discuss e minor problem. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Allen Hunfer provides informaiion fo e confused confesfanf. RIGHT: An individual praclices ner speeclv by giving if lo some friends. BOTTOM CENTER: Speech par- ficipanfs look for flveir names on flze FINAL LlS7'S. BELOW: Hosiesses welcome judges and serve refreslimenfs. Preporoiion ond Confusion Chorocierize NFL Tournomenr Buses lined up ourside rhe school and new laces seen in rhe halls were lhe lirsi signs Thai rhe annual Bryan Adams lnviia- lional Speech Tournamenl had begun. As usual, The Narional Forensic League sponsored lhe Jrournameni. Over l,OOO slu- denis from schools in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana pariici- pared in rhe l97l lournamenl on February 5 and 6. During Jrhe alrernoon, classes lisrened lo speeches, debares, orarories, and inierpreralions, while rheir reachers iudged. Qualified parenls ol many siudenis were also aslced ro iudge. Trophies given io individual winners were sponsored by Jrhe While Rock Kiwanis Club. King High School from Corpus Chrisli won Sweepsralces by collecfing The mosr poinis. 31 Interest and Understanding Broaden Youth's Awareness Our ctiiet want in lite is to tind someone who will ltelp us tind ourselves. Understanding and communications at Bryan Adams moved students closer to ttte goal ot ttte selt-awareness ttiat Emerson described. Students loolced to triends tor under- standing, and teactrers and students sttared common interests. Communication witla counselors and principals developed. Bryan Adams students, as members ot today's youtln, displayed an attitude ot involvement that led to better understanding be- tween tlte generations, tlne sexes, and the political opposites. Awareness ot ttte environment at sctiool led to understanding ot people witln contrasting ideas, and listening and teeling among individuals at BA created a unity in the sctiool. TCP: Linda Carrot contemplates some chemistry fn an ettort to understand ttie fundamentals of fite BOTTOM: Ctteerfeaders Pam Hatt and Jennie Ferguson snow interest in Angefa Ptunk s accompfistiments ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Kiffougn offers sound advice fhaf sfems from his inferesf in sfudenfs . . . ABOVE: . . . Wni'fe Cfarence Taf- fey ponders over five meaning of his words. LEFT: True undersfanding is re- ffecfed in ine eyes of Beverly Wafson. TOP: Shannon Mccuffar ano' young friends meer five day wffn expres- sions of anffcipaffon. ABOVE: Karen Tucker spends a qufef fime in Search of fnspfrafions for new ideas. RIGHT: Youfnfuf vffafffy radfafes from Mark Refndef In a frizbee game. guru-1 L...---.ov 'i . .,l,, Childhood Eogerness Returns in Undying Spirit ot Youth Smiling taces, glowing eyes. and laughing voices: these were the echoes ot childhood that emerged trom Bryan Adams youth. As students entered new contests and challenges, rays ot hopetulness and enthusiasm tor new developments radiated trom them, and excitement encompassed their actions. Meeting challenges with anticipation, students exhibited an undying vivacity that carried them closer to an understanding ot the value ot lite. Youth lived and enioyed the present, while their eyes loolced into the tuture with optimism. An acceptance ot new ideas and an excitement tor new thoughts characterized the spirit ot youth. ln the words ot Pintuaro, Kids aren't scared ot new ideas. They'll swing at any- thing you've got. But the best part is you. Catch a tly. You're up. , if 3 tl it , Q 1 X ik TOP LEFT: Swinging spurs uninhibited enthusiasm tirom Jo Falls. LEFT: Dori Hodges personihes the willingness ot youth to swing at any- thing you've got. ABOVE: Childhood memories circle around Mitre Wallcer on the merry- go-round. Responsibility Results From Involvement Dfw f AS B, , i TEH V Sfrollsuffqce 4w W 'D 0 sesss U ofgsffigalnl Q I7 ,Qc ffg 0 flf26fUfZ,lQ i LEFT: Miss Teenage America fakes time to tall: to the BA students. ABQVE: Kenneth Stiffweff enjoys the evening paper. ' l I fl -.xxx The communiTy, The counTry, and even The universe oTTered posiTions oT involvemenT To Bryan Adams sTudenTs. As They lived each day, sTudenTs Tound opporTuniTies To change, under- sTand, and communicaTe wiTh The world. These sTudenTs searched Their surroundings Tor guidance - guidance To help noT only Themselves buT also Their communiTy. Through worlcing experiences sTudenTs were beTTer able To undersTand whaT would be expecTed oT Them in laTer liTe. Per- sonal conTacT wiTh police increased Their respecT Tor laws which govern socieTy. Miss Teenage America proved by her example ThaT if The younger generaTion spoke Their mind The world would lisTen. JusT as space is inTiniTe, The sTudenTs learned ThaT involvemenT can be limiTless. Wherever The communiTy looked, They Tound Bryan Adams sTudenTs involved. WiThouT involvemenT, The sTudenTs would have gained neiTher pride, responsibiliTy, nor a Teeling oT ac- complishmenT. TOP: Early job life leads To excfT- ing career. ABGVE: Officer Kozlovslry' gives warning To Jan Brooks. S ., K G A L '-'- . vw. ' 62753-'Q'-1 in -4,37 0 Wt X Q? - I . , gift, . -V' , e ? f'f if- a N, 'N I A . 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' o Su k N . ...i j-!4 QQ, . Y 53 ' s jenny' -OF., us Student Body Benefits From New Leadership and Activity Student Council who? This question once preceded every conversation concerning that organization. l-lowever, under the leadership ot President Andy l-lorner and the sponsorship ot Mr. Jerry Clay, the l97O-7l Student Council made itselt lrnownl Action replaced tolcen accomplishments during the year. A music system was installed in the lunchroom as one ot the club's proiects. Restructuring ot the club led to a series ot smaller groups such as the dance, publicity, proiects, newsletter, and bulletin board committees. Progress made by the clean-up committee removed irritating filth trom the school. Student directories were compiled and printed earlier than in previous years by members ot the council. For the tirst time in the orga- nization's history, detinite protits were collected trom the l-lomecoming Dance. Tabulation ot the represented homerooms at council meet- ings explained the new action: participation in the club climbed by over 75CfO. By the end ot the year, students and taculty aslced, The Student Council, again? TCP: Secretary Anne Macphee peers out from behind notes and rec- ords to aid in the discussion. BQTTOM: Not all of Andy l-lornens ideas are good. pr'- B 'P -W - 'tr' 'rfr I QQ . i fi ' . i . . , ..,. 4 t ..g. '.-.'--- A W l l MH- A A - Weblogs -, W 'Fl'..'!. '.. '-'-- M ' ' F eq Vx a , Wim l BELOW: Fofics gef fogefner for Hve Sfuolenf Councii dance., BOTTQIV1 LEFT: Melinda Warren and Kafny McNaliy sign off for fne Sfudenf Council Dance BOTTOM RIGHT: Jonn Dixon is full of iife and vifalify af eariy morning meefings. 1 z I E 1 1 o ff? ix i-'V ' I , - swim, r N-'-i ,. ..., -HQ.....-, 5 Buddy System Fdmilidrizes New Students With School Following tlne success ot last year's tutoring program, tlne current National l'tonor Society continued tlte project witln new improvements. ltiose students requiring additional instruction were placed under ttte guidance ot a tutor during one study ttall period. 'llnis individual metttod ot instruction served as a basis tor ttie instigation ot a new proiect, ttie Buddy System. Students new to Bryan Adams were contacted by members ot ttie l-lonor Society during tl'1e tirst weeks ot scttool. lzamiliarization wittt ttte building, students, andthe surrounding area became tlwe main obiectives as eactt member revealed tlne activities ot Cougar Land to lwis or tier buddy. 'ltte issuing ot parking stickers to permit easier classitication ot cars and tlwe tiosting ot College Niglnt also brougtit long ttours ot work to members ot tlde l-lonor Society. LEFT: President, Steve Morris, grins sfyiy as ive volunteers an eager member to tiead one ot the million committees. TOP: Steve Morris, Vincent Werner, and Steve Strange issue parking stickers to tiappy car owners, BQTTQM: Tutoring brings Steve Tabter and Cativy Smitti to a deeper understanding . . . ot Geometry. BELQW: John Dickson ponders cosfs and possibififies of schooling af Baylor Universiry wifh represenfafives during Coffege Nighf. LEFT: The Represenfafive from Ausfin Coffege organizes nofes before briefing inferesfeo' sfudenfs. Tournomenr VicTories Bring Success To School ChopTer l-lard roclc To semi-classical characTerized The sound oT The annual N.l:.l.. TalenT Show, T.R.A.S.l-l. The Tund raising proiecT, presenTed during Two school assemblies and a nighT perTorm- ance, neTTed proTiTs essenTial To The lNl.l:.L. Proceeds Trom The show wenT Toward ouT oT Town speech TournamenTs producTion and rouTine expendiTures oT The club. ThroughouT The sTaTe oT Texas, as well as a greaTer porTion oT The UniTed STaTes, Bryan Adams was well represenTed in many debaTe and speech TournamenTs. Superior perTormances by members oT The diTTerenT divisions wiThin The club braughr nu- merous awards and Trophies To The BA. chapTer. Early spring broughT conTesTanTs, boTh in and ouT oT sTaTe, To The annual TournamenT held here and sponsored by The NaTion- al Forensic League. . HSZF' SNES OU NHL oi: is fl l0Ul jlvlloig In .Alfa 0ll3 GE Ol .l liigizlssss TCP: T.R.A.S,l-I. sTages The sound of lead singer Al Nelson from Lem- mon. LEFT: A bewildered Mr. Maflaclc aslcs Tor some Type olexplanafion ofa sTudenT's previous speech. RIGHT: NFL Taienf Snow brings ieader of fne pack. Andy Horner, fronf and cenfer. BELOW: NFL speech sfudenfs iisfen affenriveiy wniie preparing a crificai analysis of sfudenfs presenfafion LEFT: Chris Taylor and Jody Jackson speak on eacn side of five quesfion. -23l--- , '1'-ns I AV LJ Q i' 7' .Q 7 s - 1 0? 'l 3 ik . Y V if . 'Q s Gs Q : in HQ 335 N4 'Q K x S Q fs :rf vs R I' 'F D 3 4 T if 4 . 3 W f A . :ia iliiwiilw, X1 IIIHNW W -w 1 -f zz ,'-lilffffgff 1 ' ffm E' -gf:'V N?.i'2j2sZ???T'?'q . .is swf, - . .aww -N SM-s A ,, ... if AQ ,, ' ix ' V '1 ' AH-5-sm: M -.sg,5Z.f:g,. - - .fswggf is Q 7 ,,,fy5gi. 1 mg mpeg si -'aggew ,gh ' 'M ' 6553 ' 5355357 . fi' M 'gif-M . 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BOTTOM: Organizafion proves essenfial fo speech sfudenf for an effec- five presenlafion in confesf. RIGHT: Befsy Shelley helps David Dill and Roberf Parsons undersfand fheir individual faslcs in forfhcoming speech fournamenf. Curtain Opens an Variety Theater Shows QUESTION: What magic screen opens and closes with ap- plause? ANSWER: The curtains ot the Cothurnus Club's I97O- 7I production ot Variety Theater. Under the sponsorship ot Mrs. Grayce Clay and Mrs. Ann Nieto, the drama club pro- duced three one-act plays along with other activities. The Taming ot the Shrew, Boob Tube, and Merton ot the Movies comprised this year's plays tor Variety Theater. Each production ottered the audience something ditterent. Shakes- peare's Shrew received a new setting with the action ot the play set in the late nineteenth century. A satire on all phases ot American lite evolved trom the modern production ot Boob Tube. Finally, the early movie characters were never so alive as in the play Merton ot the Movies. Active participation in club productions led to membership in the Thespian Society, an honorary drama society. Another major concern ot the club involved matinees ot children's stories on Saturday atternoons. TOP: Larry Edmiston portrays an early actor-singer in MERTON. BOTTOM LEFT: Richard Dixon and Ben Stephenson malce iight of the situation. 3 I Q. x -L I F gi. Y., I .Q H, V 1 YK .X- u 5 -C-5 ,,'-'A . prix' f..-UN' 'J vp' - ! -sy - Q- f- 4 5 1' I . , ,. I.-. , Y .. .fi- 'T L 4 U if! vffqgx ff f ei? LQA- ef! QMS ,fh, .. W 4 1 i 1 Na. 25:5 0 I '52 Victory Roors Throughout Holls ot Green ond White Excitement soared with each increasing victory, and the sounds ot triumph roared throughout Cougar Land. Pep assem- blies resounded with volume as the cheerleaders released the spirit through cheers and chants, both traditional and new. Clever skits, teaturing such renowned characters as Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus, and the Great Pumpkin, began each assem- bly. During the skit, the opposing team was portrayed as a powertul threat to victory, but tell quickly, vanquished under the might ot the Cougar mascot. While attending cheerleading camp at SMU, BA placed in several divisions, acquiring a maiority ot points to bring home the coveted Spirit Stick. The very essence ot this award, spir- it, captivated every triend and toe who walked among the land ot the mighty Cougar. I were zQi , fm fti f at rm rl - -'S TOP: B. J. Morris presents coveted Spirit Stick to Mr. Richardson and student body. BOTTOM: Cheerteaders invade Viking land under ctever disguise. LEFT: Cindy Geldmeier and Sfeve Esfes. BELOW: Kafnv Downer and Paui Low. MIDDLE: Jennie Ferguson and B. J. Morris. LEFT: Pam Hail and Terry Mccuiiar LEFT: Gay Gibson TOP: Kellie Deering and Paul Koricames. Voices Filled With Spirit Penetrote Cougor Territory Traditions botl'i old and new lent excitement to tlrie land ot ttte migloty Cougar. Amid tlwese many traditions, one ot the oldest, tlwe BA. Spirits, remained outstanding. ln keeping witlt ttigti attendance, club enrollment reactied tlwree lsiundred. Dur- ing eaclo assembly and every game, tlwe club assembled, tilling numerous rows ot stadium bleaclters or auditorium seats. l-land routines and card triclcs were pertected to a unigue degree ot pertormance. ln addition to ttreir presence at games, evidence ot tlteir spirit prevailed on game days. Ttie l'ialls ot BA became colortully transtormed amid realms ot green and wlriite streamers, posters, and door decorations. As a prerequisite tor eligibility as cloeerleader, Cougar mas- cot, or.Belle, ttte Spirits tunctioned witlfi complete organization. Ttiougti rules and regulations tormed a basis, spirit was never bound by suclt stipulations. M Egfr we LEFT: Decorating at 7:00 a.m., Sophomore finds tape and posters a fit- tle too much. BOTTOM: Bright and eariy, enthusiastic Spirits eagerly await instruc- tions tirom president, Janice Gramrner. LEFT: Long scroiis of Cougar en- fnusiasm somefimes prove frou- biesome fo unroil. TOP: Pride swells as foofbaii fans view fire fradifionai Cougar Head performed by five Spirifs. RIGHT: Cougar Mascot Gay Gibson, adds excifemenf fo rhe growing spirif of hundreds of specfafors. Sharpness Remains The Goal of BA Belles Through Year Made up oT sevenTy-Two girls, The Pride oT WhiTe Rock, The BA Belles, showed Their sparkle Trom The AsTrodome To For- resTer Field. Led by CapTain Karen Scoggins, Co-capTain Bar- bara Reid, and l.ieuTenanT BeTTye Ash, each girl conTribuTed To an organized spiriT behind The TighTing Cougar Teams. ln addiTion To perTorming in TooTball halTTime shows wiTh rou- Tines, smiles, and The TradiTional BA Kick, Belles marched in The Thanksgiving Day Parade and The STaTe Fair Opening Day Pa- rade. Belles broughT Their year To a close in lvlay aT The annual Green and WhiTe game as They marched onTo The Tield in Tra- diTional V-TormaTion To The Tune oT March Grandiosof' Belles agreed ThaT Three hours oT ironing peTTicoaTs and Ten hours oT grueling pracTice a week equalled The pride They TelT aTTer a perTecT halTTime perTormance. TOP RIGHT: Belle prayer circle held beTween pep assemblies symbolizes Belles' spirif of uniTy. ABOVE: LieuTerianT BeTTye Ash leads her line of Belles info Thursday nighf Asfrodome preview performance. 5 V r L N , ' Q I-W 1 . Q., '- 'ytifri f-.-1-xr',,fa..3 fr- 'W'-' 1 'f ' . - -' l i ' - f V Q1 2 A ' -' f?'VrL?g,kf 2f1'5ff L ' ,Q , 5 ,ls . n av ,rf -5- Jr 1- M f. ,. ,,, , Y 5 'in . a . - J ' f-Wi V tina' r J . 1. TOP: Belle fine leo' by Barbara Reid and Beffye Ash performs fo fhe music of Soul Finger af fhe Garfand game. Pride of White Rock Typifies BA Spirit KNEELING: Joann Ferguson, Co-capfain Barbara Reid: FIRST ROW: Bonnie Crufchheid, Cindy Chandier, Lisa Speck, Sandra Myricir, Nancy Thomas: SECOND ROW: Lenore Crawford, Jill Morris, Sharon Gofihar, Mary Mann, Brenda Toon: THIRD ROW: Mariiyn Hofdridge, Karen Mecaslcey, Debbie Dyer, De De Averefre, Denise Anfoines: FOURTH ROW: Jan Richardson, Sharon Knighfen, Debby Ross, Gay Hail, Nina Johnson: FIFTH ROW: Donna Dun- can, Susan Mclver, Beveriy Fordham, Saffy Edgar, Cafhy George: SIXTH ROW: Dianne Debenporf, Susan McDon- ald, Gay Sanders, Paula Parks, Sandy Edwards. 5, A f , ..,, -25 W I 3 W. 1- N X , yn- ' IV? V ,J in X iff 2 JG ,,VkW K 2 'WM R -V 9- VW, if if x - , ' 4- , . 5 4 .2 p 7 N if' , , ,a ' , v . , ' v , gi M, 32 ' s ' W Q' an wg ,,' :hgh-S ,M JS 3 Q Q? TOP LEFT: Paffy Juno presenfs fhe maioreffe sparlcle during halflime acfivifies. TOP RIGHT: Richard Drake, Sieve Tracy, Marshal Drew, and John VVise are a polished group of per- formers. RIGHT: Mr. Lively calls fhe signals for Susan Veal and fhe band. , v jx, -8 H -at li! -S' c , 43 K ' ii i' Big Brass Sound Spotlights Dixieland Rhythmn and Spirit Vibrancy lcey-noted the pertormance ot the l97O-7l Band. It began with the introduction ot the new director lvlr. Bill Lively. As his name indicates, lvlr. Lively instilled new lite and excite- ment in the l5O member group. A Big Brass Sound replaced the past styles. New Dixieland unitorms completed the image ot Southern iazz. Transition to this new image meant tive hour practices which opened August 3. Student elected leaders ot the group in- cluded Drum lvlaior David Powers and Assistant Drum Maior David Brochu. When the band arrived at San Angelo, David Powers torlornly discovered that he had lett his complete uni- torm in Dallas, so the surprised David Brochu tirst experienced the responsibility ot the BA Drum lvlaior as he led the group onto the tield. Although one ot the main activities was to pertorm at BA tootball games, the band also spread the sound at college games, protessional tootball games, and parades. They also produced a record ot their new big sound. TOP: Drum Major David Powers prepares to start the beat ot the Big Brass Sound. BOTTOlv1:A compact Cougar Band provides the sound during a preview of the Astro-Dome show. s yi l c ft at it - Q 'QW .. if . -. A 1' - i 'if 7. . G ,, -, F t S1 5 W2 rt , 12 L A L., . . . 1. I .' Y '51 f :,,-up lil'-11.. . Q 1-. Q.. s s, ,fqwsf1w.,-es... ,, t L. . -N I X 1 . rpg. qu, 1 . f Q Xy 1. .. 'uf 5, . '- ' g g, Y- if ', Cs. ,,itzgU1f :fE.: k A- sw- f. 1. . Q W 1, .' - - Q if u dit! i f - ' 'N 'l - A TB - 'H 1 It-1... it it i-W i 1 'rm --'tent ' f E . . :.'P1--ffm-.l' - 4 S - - Vg. 1 - 'Briar Brita.: TTEV1 45 . f f f- li ... v' LEFT: Longhairs Karen Riley and Pam Orcufi quicfciy maneuver wifi: hair-spiiffing precision. RIGHT: Pride and safisfacfion flash across Mr. Lively 's face as he views fourfii-quarfer acfion againsf Gariarid. BOTTOM: The mighfy Cougar Band reduces fo ani-size on five Asfro-Dome playing fieid. We 1 , -tal 5 , 1 if it E232 if -m v' , , .1 pl 74' F3-rw Concentration Precedes Action in Shows ff: fx I , f..--'dr , 4 r 31' f , -. fry . TOP: Drummers just cant be beat. Dwane Rfmmer, Richard Marsnaf, Clyde Phillips, Bobby Archambar- eft, Ronnie Anderson, John Wlkse, Lee Knutn, Jfmmey Croy, Tommy Reese, and Robin Bfnford. LEFT: Tommy Tucker and Tommy Meeker understand pucfcer power. RIGHT: Paul Wa1'fes, Betsy Shel' fey, James Safter, Mike Hunter. and Ed Sfane march on the prac- tice field. Twirling Abilities Steel Audiences Heart Happiness lor eiglil girls al Bryan Adams included calclwing cold sleel on winlry mornings. Regardless ol llie vveallier, llie l97O-7l BA lvlaiorelles began praclicing al 7 a.m. during llwe loolball season. Casey Chandler, Jaclcie l-liglfilower, Pallie Juno, lvlelanie Ladd, Connie Sleely, Susan Veal, Slnarla Wagen- er, and Judy Weallnerread crealed and perlecled roulines on lliose mornings. preceding llie liall-lime perlormances, lnowever, were sum- mer days ol learning. -llwrougln parlicipalion al llwe Kilgore .lun- ior College -lwirling Camp, llne maiorelles placed lirsl in a mili- lary ensemble. Several ol llie group lauglwl lwirling lessons in llne Dallas area during llie year. Bryan Adams sliared llwe maiorelles willi llie Dallas Cowboys in llie Aslrodome, llne Fair Park lvlabil Slage, and llie opening ol llie Slale Fair. Under llie sponsorslnip ol lvlr. William Lively, llie maiorelles presenled coordinaled and vilalized roulines lor expanded audiences. TOP: A smfle fowards llze audi'- ence fs parf of Slvarla Wagenerls performance. BOTTOM RIGHT: From lop fo borfom, flie majorefres are a sfep above rlie crowd: Jackie l'li'gliloweTMelani'e Ladd, Judy Wearlverread, and Casey Chan- dler. BOTTOM LEFT: Going up flie ladder of success, from lop fo boffom, are Connie Sfeely, Susan Veal, Sliarla Wagener, and Par- ffe Juno. Archery Club Tcikes Aim or Bull's Eye of Accurcicy AlThough They beT on a long shoT each weelc, gambling played no parT in The game Tor The members oT The Archery Club. Wirh a bull's eye Tor accuracy, PresidenT Sandy l-lill and sponsor lvlr. Alan 6oldsTein TreguenTly shoT The breeze. PracTices held aT The LamplighTer Archery Club developed and improved slcills Tor old and new members. CompeTiTions Tor individual members produced honors. Beverly Cole, Brenda Cole, and Sandy l-lill Tinished TirsT, Third, and TourTh in sTaTe- wide conTesTs. Some oT The club's bowmen parTicipaTed in exhi- biTions held aT lvlarlceT l-lall. Club members recognized The dangers oT Their eguipmenT Through insTrucTion on iTs proper use. l-lowever, Sandy l-lill oTTen employed The bow and arrow as a Teaching aid when members evolced her anger. TOP: Benny .S-Tafford always Toffows The sfraighf and arrow, BOTTOM: KenT Raley holds The sfring TauT unfil The exacT rnomenT offe- lease. . lg A. Snowflakes and Skaters Fall in Winter Wonderland Wilb somewlnal confused rlneories on rlie arf ol ice slcaling, members slipped and Tumbled llnrougln a year ol riorous lun ar llne ice arena in Fair Parlc. Twice monll1ly,would-be slcalers jour- neyed downrown lor an lnour or so on Jrlwe ice lsomelimes lileral- ly on llne ice.l Wbile nor an inslruclion club, llne basic slsills involved in skal- ing were offered lo inleresled members. Slcaling inslruclors ar llwe arena provided assislance lo new slcalers. Bolli claallenging and lun, llwe club encouraged an almosplnere ol good lellow- slnip and an inreresl in a sporl rare lo sludenrs ol BA. TGP: Perliaps a slower furn ro llie lefr would liave been more elfecrive, LEFT: Compefenr slcafers masfer flre slcill of llve single blade. RIGHT: Georgia Dismulces, Linda Ronk, and Sliauna Rose demonsfrafe various merlvods of ice slcafinglll Community Service Initicites Activities ot Y-Teen Year Since Ha loween developed as a holiday tor saints, the I97O-7I Y-Teens toolq a party to the smallest saints in ttie area, ttie children ot Angels, lnc. Mentally retarded clnildren trom that school enioyed an evening ot tricks and treats provided by the BA organization. l-lowever, parties constituted only a small part ot the club's activities tor the year. By meeting on the tirst, third, and tittti Thursday ot eaclt montti, the girls planned many otlner proiects. One program designed to help tlte members ot ttie club was the Delegates Mini-Conterence in February. Y-Teens trom dit- terent schools gathered to discuss ttie Christian movement, en- vironment, and race relations. A President Sally Wilchester and sponsor Mrs. Carolyn Nail provided the leadersttip tor the twenty-one member club. 0 ' n TOP: Jan Daugherty tinds herself in a stew when she catches the hotpo- tato. BOTTOM LEFT: ln a clutch situation, Carolyn Vlfilson gives a rag doll bowling instructions. BOTTOM RIGHT: Carolyn VVilson bridges the gult between herselt and the children otAngel's, lnc. Key Club Aids Community by Distribution ot Directories ln the tal ot the school year, the buildings and grounds ot Angels, lncorporated received a massive cleaning and reorgan- ization by members ot the Key Club. This service has become an annual activity. Also during the past year, members assisted the White Rock area in the distribution ot telephone boolss in the communities surrounding Bryan Adams. At Christmas, gitts were collected, wrapped, and presented to various hospitals in the Dallas area. Club activities strove toward the promotion ot tellowship within the school as well as in the outlying localities. School spirit was also represented by members ot tbe Key Club. ,,..--qw NX ...v ' TOP: Bill Cash improves swing while clearing grass. LEFT: lvlilce Dallas, Robbie l-lall, and Rex Stovall deliver Vlfhite Roclc tel- ephone directories. RIGHT: Randy Hopkins and Marlc Beesly clear brush from the grounds offlngels, lnc. K, if ir' M my fgrw s j s - ,, sg Q-'W ei. ' . .3 ,b f . ' is . ' r -. - i ..,f...-wg- V - ' X 1 594- O . am , .ik ki' gs, V , ...f A I .. Q, K,--'V 'T . 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Led by PresidenT Paul Low, Vice-presidenT Pam Meek, Secre- Tary Laurie Reames, and Treasurer Pam OrcuTT, The choir par- TicipaTed in The VA l'lospiTal ChrisTmas Show and The PTA ChrisTmas Show, in addiTion To singing Tor BaccalaureaTe and CommencemenT Ceremonies. Members ioined wiTh chorus class sTudenTs To presenT a musical in The spring. Upholding Their moTTo oT all worlc and no play is bad Tor The voice, Con- cerT Choir members meT TogeTher Tor parTies and Tield Trips, wiTh a common inTeresT in music linlcing Them TogeTher. TOP: Pam Meelc Tells her audience On a Clear Day You Can See Forever ABOVE: Mr. ColTon Erwin Throws up his hands in despair. TOP RIGHT: Carol Crabfree does her Thing in The November VarieTy Show TOP FAR RIGHT: VarieTy Show soloisr Tom BarTon sings BUT l Love Her by The Moody Blues mg, Y KW 1 . .M ' -3- , v'?,.e'g. . K ,. ,, ' A-3-:f..Lw , . ,g24:,HS,zz-,. ?V'Z:z'L?i'.f .L ,Ap ,W V, ,ffl-ff , Qf'1Mf.g,3 af' - , .X E fr A , 532553 'E W, --'T':5i,I fa ,. Sy Z. 'K 4 L2 53' W A : T . V K if 5 V -ffl-A -A L QQ, . v Q Q . ?' 5. Q. J R- ia- . 4 Work Combined WiTh Tolent Leods To Pops Perfownonces NaTional prize winners oT l97O, The Symphony OrchesTra, began Their acTiviTies early wiTh a Pops Conc:erT in Novem- ber. Members oT The orchesTra pracTiced diligenTly To be ready Tor This TirsT big perTormance. The show led To many oTher con- cerTs and a musical in The spring. AnoTher imporTanT phase oT orchesTra liTe showed The TalenTs oT The individuals as well as The group. Solo and Ensemble Con- TesT, The CiTy OrchesTra ConTesT, The Dal-l-li Symphony, and The Regional and STaTe 0rchesTra honored many members oT The group. Winners combined hard worlc wiTh a love Tor music To bring home The honors. ABOVE: OrchesTra members say The only way To geT ahead is To pracfice Y 4 , .fx..4.3,7-7+.i 'F V .J ffl'-2 ,ff ' ', V -3 Q, :Hr- fe ,W A ' .W . V . , ,.- ., -X - rf. 1 , s - , MTM me zzzzaag -.Li-.W -. 2 -Q A J., 4,4 51,3 ,Q 1 All! X,'A.' I WV Ji TOP LEFT: Hs rurie-up fime as Roberf Meador prepares for e Pops Concerf. TOP RIGHT: Gerry Brahinslry concenfrafes on his music fo meice frie firsr iDop Cor1cerfoffrie year e success ABOVE LEFT: Yes, Miss DeSrion does make five orchesfra pracfice: iusf asf: any member. ABOVE RIGHT: Sixfh grader Tom Green wonders if he wif! ever be big enough. Outdoor Londscopes Provide Settings tor Art-in-Action Some blots, clabs. and a lot ot teeling created inspired works by the I97O-7l Art-ln-Action Club. l-lowever, under the spon- sorship ot Miss Nancy Miller, Miss Marilyn Robinson, and Mrs. Janice Cannon, the club combined art and service tor the school and community. President Debbie Baker led the club to new ideas and activi- ties in the art tield. Original Christmas stockings titled with hand-made puppets and candy were made tor the children ot Angels, lnc. ln the spring, the club sponsored an art sale. Any student at Bryan Adams could contribute to the sale that was held in the courtyard. Outdoor sketching took place at White Rock Lake: there they tound ample subiects tor their drawings. S ,Q ,., .1 ., tie 5 .... . ... V Je-fe' hs TOP: Debbie Baker sometimes gropes for words when she explains new club projects. BOTTOM LEFT: Theresa Reames draws upon past experiences for her new painting. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tart and tingling Jo Porter cloes not live by bread alone. ,. A .J . . Q35 Qi if is b ireb Socrificed Study Holl Opens World of Books To Council l.ong liours of book slacking, card checking leamwork crealed an ellicienl Library Council lieaded by lvliss l-lallie Fowler and Sammye Cardella. Members sacriliced a daily sludy liall period lo serve on llie council as library assislanls. Clwecking books in and our and ollier dulies kepl eacli girl busy. Besides 'l'l'lG regular duries as library assislanl, special aclivi- lies led lo more lun and personal salislaclion. An annual lea lor leaclners began llne spring season. Members also enlerlain- ed l-lill and Gaslon sludenls wlno would soon come lo BA as prospecrive members oi llie council. The Clnrislmas proiecl, raking gills lo llne Terrell Slale l-lospilal, proved lo eacln coun- cil member llwal giving was as mucli lun as receiving, said Sammye Cardella. li' lllkgaa 1-'iw' .IsilillllllLU.iUlif!..lllIlHLl.l1lllUil TOP: Sponsor Miss Harrie Fowler and Presidenr Sammye Cardella snare rlieir inreresr in a favorire book. ABOVE: Library Council members pose for a picrure. Sealed are Rachel Breirlelden, Peggy Flefclier, Sammye Cardella, and Jennie Geliring. Sfaniding are sponsor Miss Harrie Fowler, Cindy Ball, Slieila Tauner, Karliy Henry, and Carlvy Lalirengel, BA Broinpoweru Holds 0wn Experiment-Ins on Mondays Tlieory and experimenlalion found avid auoiences among llie members ol llne Science Club. All iielcls of science were discussed al llne bi-monllnly meelings, varying from organic clwemislry lo llne mucli discussed issue, llie losl conlinenl of Allanlis. Members wirh unusual mellwods ol researcli and ad- vanced queslions on Tlieory, acquired assislance from guesl spealcers and leaclners. Field lrips brouglnl llweory To aclualily. Led by Presidenl David Winlcler, Vice-presidenl Kennelli Slilwell, Secrelary Bev- erly Pendley, and Treasurer Leslie Praler, members ol llne club loured areas ol scienliiic inleresl in and around Dallas. Tlne Science Symposium, lield in Marcli, culminaled a year of aclivi- lies for llwe Science Club. ABOVE: Mr. Afwood and Beverly Fordham discuss anofner of Beveriyls famous reporfs. TOP MIDDLE: Cindy Carfiss checks a drug sampie under rne micro- scope during a frip ro file Food and Drug Adminisrrarion. BOTTOM lv1IDDLE:Ara Monday nigivf meefing, Tommy Carbone infer- rupfs Mr. Afwoods discussion wirh Karhy Brown. Q . I I , I .-:V Q ' 5 .W A- W a f 1 1 iaith ., TOP RIGHT: Presfdenf David W1'nfcfer foolcs indffferenffy foward RICE- ard Dixon 's greafesf experiment bafancfng a bofffe. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cindy Carfiss, Kennefh Sfffweff, David VVfnlcfer, Kaffvy Brown, and Mr. Afwooo' fisfen affenfivefy fo FDR represenfaffvels fnformafive fafk. Explonoiion Follows Thought in Moth Club W.4i'N ' all -.- . Two plus Two egualed conlusion lor some sludenls al Bryan Adams, bul members ol llne l97O-7l Malh Club considered llwal iusl lhe slarling poinl lor a years aclivilies. Presidenl Susan Lamb direcled lhe organizalion willi llie lielp ol sponsors lvlrs. l.ois Crawford and lvlr. Joe Rogers. Bi-monlhly meelings allernaled belween discussions on club business and guesl speakers. lvlalln professors spoke lo llie group lrom such scbools as NTSU, SMU, and llne Universily ol Texas al Dallas. ln January, llie club organized a lvlallsi Sympo- sium lor The school. 'llie use ol G-Compulers and olher rele- vanl malhemalics lopics were discussed. Aclive parlicipalion in The club ollen led lo membership in llie nalional lnonor malh organizalion lvlu Alpina Thela. lo gain enlrance inlo lliis elile sociely, a sludenl look specilied malln courses and mainlained a liiqli average. Susan Lamb also pre- sided as presidenl ol lliis club. g g ,glss Q N .,si NJ is ,s,,, .. 's,s aii iii -1 , ,ff-, is W -mr as -af! if ms sg ,h , TCP: The minds and eyes ofGi'l Thomas, Milce Farley, Mr. l-lunfer, and Kenny Roberls concenlrale on lhe Mafh Club spealcer. BCTTOM: Presidenl Susan Lamb and Kyle Gooch fry fo direcl lhe aclive minds and mourhs of fhe group Q l gfiff Q J qs, .- T o 'T Ja, ,, 1 i fi' f ll fd . 'S . h ii fini' 1' TZ . w Ai- 0 V 2 'Q 2 ' r W it J it 4535 QE-Qs i. 933 get , 'i a fnsaiiti LQ ,fart 15?-vs QQ3o, 3 pac' os -KV by, 405.2 .Nj 9 Y of . 4 I ry 453 gee' .K -.fz , 4 ' get val 'Jia x-.5 v as K. Q ' X, 9 . a f U 53 f Students Further Education Through Modern Visudl Aids Visual aid otten brought students to a more thorough under- standing ot class lectures, reading assignments, and research worlc. The operation and maintenance ot tilms, projectors, and pixmobiles was provided by students ot BA. Girls wishing to learn the necessary details tor operation re- ported to the tilm room during one ot their study halls. The girls became acquainted with the methods ot threading projec- tors and splicing brolcen tilm. ln addition to their duties in the tilm room, proiectionists maintained the pixmobile units which were available to classes unable to occupy the tilm room. They also tools charge ot the distribution and collection ot films. Through their assistance, the etticiency ot visual aids was greatly improved. TGP: Threading the projector brings Becky Latham in ciose contact with the mechanics ot the job. BOTTQM: Film presentations un- wind through competent hands ot proiectionists. Nlodern Times ot Old World Intrigue Spanish Students Old World customs and modern ideas interchanged as club members studied the history ot Spanish oriented lands. Under the leadership ot President Sally Richardson and sponsor lvlrs. l.uella Chitwood, interested students acquired a knowledge ot these lands and their people. At several meetings throughout the year, guest speakers re- lated their experiences to the members. A visitor trom Argenti- na, a discussion ot Mexico, and a tilm on Peru occupied but a tew ot the meetings. Though the club hosted several speakers, time was also spent on service projects. Proceeds trom candy sales were distributed to the lvlerle Tanner School and Pesos tor Braces lan organiza- tion to supply leg braces tor small childrenl. With the conclusion ot the school year, several representa- tives were chosen to attend the annual Spanish Convention held in San Antonio. TOP: Mrs. Luella Chitwood reviews plans for forthcoming Spanish convention. BOTTOM: Club ofiqcers Denny Kirpatrick, Lisa King, Sally Richardson, Sally Wr'lchester, Bonnie Coatney, and Elsa Chiusano prepare programs for future meetings. Living Revival of Dead Language in Lalin ,. 3,2 fir 'ii' .-gg1im'..' ,fi-Q1 K. ss 4iffg'gg f D i. -14 f , J f14- ' x 1 V, r mfJ,..,., it .4'A4.,. f J i V WY' E pluribus unum. lvloney spoke lo llie members ol one BA organizalion because lliey underslood ils Lalin inscriplions. illwe l97O-7l Lalin Club ollered ils members rewards ollner llian money, lnowever. Direclors ol llie aclivilies included Con- suls Carrie Parlcer and Sleve Gisl and sponsor lvlrs. Virginia Barnes. D Allliouglw Caesar never appeared lor monllaly club meelings. llne organizalion viewed a produclion ol Slialcespeares Julius Caesar. An inilialion banquel, Clnrislmas parly, and picnics in- leriecled llnemselves inlo regular business meelings. Tlie year closed willw a linal banguel wliere Roman coslumes and slcils were llie oulslanding laiglnliglils. Members ol llne club allended a slale convenlion in llne spring. Conlesls included lranslalion, grammar, coslumes, myllnology, and poelry.ll1e resulls ol llnis convenlion indicaled llie variely and educalional benelils ol memberslwip in llne Lalin Club. TGP LEFT: Doesrff Wesley Harris lrriow lzow fo malce flve peace sign? TOP RlGl'l-l: Wi'll lliis years award for llve longesf dress go fo Jolvn Harris, Carolyn Harris, Carrie Parlrer, or Wesley Harris? BQTTQM: Wliy cloesnlf Consul Carrie Parlcer believe 'rlvaf Julius Caesar is coming fa flue nexr meeffng? Der Deutsche Verein Celebrates Christmas St. Nicholas himselt could not have enlivened the German Club Christmas party more. German students danced, played games, and sang carols as they celebrated Christlcind, or the Christ child's birthday. under the direction ot Reinhard Zeigler and watchtul eye ot sponsor lvlrs. Annette Johnson. Proving their interest in many tields, club members held their tall meetings at weelcly tootball games. Their loolc-alilce uni- torms ot blue ieans and white shirts added spark to their cheers ot Gehen Sie, Jungen, gehenlu - Go, team, gol Carrying their blue ieans with them, members sold their way through several money-raising proiects to the Texas Asso- ciation ot German Students Convention in San Angelo. Zeigler maintained watch this time, as German students attended lec- tures and parties and learned more about Germany. TGP' RlGl'll: Does Beverly Pendley always laugh at German Club Christmas parties when Paul Low tries to malce a tool ot himself? BOTTOM RIGHT: Cindy Geldmeier is ready to admit that German Club parties are a blowout! BELOW: Students attempt a German Christmas carol as sponsor Mrs. Annette Johnson sings the lyrics expertly. LM x ' K Fun and Service Synonymous for Les Elites 09' , sl X s ' FVUW' 'if 4 ,fx it , we ' S T jay! yu . X xp-n fx if 1- , ,,, ,, , K x ... I ff: Parlez-vous Trancais? Si, hablo espaholf' A lack oT proTi- ciency in French did noT prohibiT membership in The l97O-7I Les EliTes. WiTh help oT PresidenT Carolyn l.argenT, The French Club combined service and Tun wiTh learning The language oT lovers. ParTy-Time developed on several occasions. A picnic on Flag Pole l-lill and a l-lalloween parTy highlighTed The monTh oT Oc- Tober. For sTudenTs wiTh brave sTomachs, The club held a cheese-TasTing parTy including some exoTic French Tlavors. However, service Tound iTs place during The ChrisTmas sea- son. The club Tools a parTy To The pre-school children aT The Juli- eTTe Fowler Children's Home. Club members provided Them wiTh games and enTerTainmenT Tor one evening. Under The sponsorship oT Miss Anne KunTz and Miss Sue Fincher, The French Club l97O-7I closed The year wiTh Tradi- Tional acTiviTies. The French Symposium in March and a ban- queT laTer in The spring ended The year. I 1' TOP: Chubby cheelcs awaifed lrosfed cupcalces aT a Chrisrmas parTy held by Les EliTes. BOTTOM LEFT: Don'T you have a place in your hearT for This li'TTle resideni' of The Julieffe Fowler Home? NA BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeanne Liv- audais cleans up a o'irTy moufh aT The parTy. .grip . y 5. Progress in Domestic Talent Remains Goal of FHA Members The l5uTure l'lomemalcers oT America, under The direcTion oT lvlrs. PaT WiThrow and presidenT PaTTie Jolly, organized To pro- moTe inTeresT in home economics. The club encouraged girls To develop slcills and abiliTies relaTed To areas oT home and com- muniTy liTe. Through a varieTy oT programs, proiecTs, and social evenTs, Fl-TA exTended The knowledge and leadership opporTuniTies oT The members. During The ChrisTmas holidays, The sTudenTs made sToclcings Tor The residenTs oT Big Town Nursing l-lome and served punch and homemade coolcies. Through The l:uTure l-lomemalcers oT America, members learned To Tace The TuTure wiTh courage and high hopes. ATTaining a TalenT in domesTic abiliTy remained The goal oT each Fl-lA member. RlGl'lT: Caughf by surprise Mrs. PaT W1'Throwfooics up af a recipe plan- ning session. BELOW LEFT: Senior giris give Their rapT affenfion during an aTTernoon meefing. BELOW RIGHT: Members prepare To seT ouT on a Held Trip. . rs i T x nuuunnz Future Teachers Scrap Yeor Tor Conven'rion's Memories Capsuled knowledge ThaT one swallows in The mornings was noT in The TuTure Tor some sTudenTs aT BA. For The members oT The l:uTure Teachers oT America, knowledge included more Than The digesTion oT TacTs. lvluch oT The learning experience Tor The members was ac- complished aT convenTions. They compiled a scrapbook con- Taining picTures oT The disTricT convenTion, oT College NighT aT BA, and oT proiecTs during The year. Judges graded The scrap- book aT The sTaTe convenTion in l'lousTon. Sponsors lvlrs. Lenora CaThey and Miss Cheryl JohnsTon es- Tablished guidelines Tor The TuTure Teachers. Through The direc- Tion oT PresidenT Jo Ann Quinn, The club Took presenTs To el- derly paTienTs aT Parkland T-lospiTal. TOP Belinda Williams approves of The smile as an irnporTanT Teaching Tool. BOTTOM LEFT Miss JohnsTon believes ThaT Teaching is also a lisTening experience. BGTTOM RIGHT Goals seem Tar away Tor some club members as They siT lisTening like Their TuTure pupils. Furure Secretaries Armin Knowledge of Business World Speed and accuracy comprised The primary goals oT l:uTure SecreTaries as They sTrove Tor advancemenT in such areas as shorThand and Typing. While developing These skills, members also discussed The essenTials oT leTTer wriTing, Tiling, and daily oTTice procedures. Each meeTing provided a closer loolc aT The obiecTives oT a secreTarial TuTure while impressing The imporTance oT a good personal appearance. A represenTaTive oT The Tricia STevenson Modeling School meT wiTh The clulo answering guesTions con- cerning appearance. During The year, girls meT wiTh various execuTives oT The busi- ness world, in pursuing Their hopes oT a secreTarial career. TOP: ProducTion uniTs give Fu- Ture Secrefaries knowledge of of- fice procedures. BOTTOM: ConTinuous pracfice improves accuracy and sicilf in I Typing office correspondence. 88 Q fs... .3-if' r 4 ,----.- mmm 1.1, V, Christ-He's tor Me! Good Slogon tor Strong Athletes Who is this guy called Christ? What does he have to do with me or you? Where does he lead a person's lite? Funny- sounding questions? They sound normal to the members ot the BA chapter ot the Fellowship ot Christian Athletes, who have learned meaningtul answers to the questions in their lives. Boasting a roster ot more than titty, members met tor bi- monthly meetings in the tilm room. Led by President Bobby l-lamilton, the FCA entertained such speakers as the Texas Tech tootball coach and star players trom champion college tootball teams. Sponsor lvlr. Ralph Zeitz was seen greeting visi- tors with an outstretched hand ot Christian tellowship. TOP: President Bobby Hamilton agrees that the spealcers are really interesting. ABOVE: Gary Gelclmeier ancl Jerry Thompson act out each memberls belief that there is a time for having tun and a time tor being serious. Conferences Bring Leadership To Studenrs Three ouTsTanding sTudenTs parTicipaTed in many leadership conTerences during The I97O-7I school year. Junior PaTTie Par- ker and Senior Paul Low parTicipaTed in The SuperinTendenT's STudenT Advisory CommiTTee ThaT meT once a monTh wiTh Dr. Nolan EsTes. This commiTTee seT up a cenTralized Tile on The Dallas high schools' dress codes, clubs, and organizaTions. ATTer malcing a survey oT The curriculum, This commiTTee added Two new courses, Psychology and Sociology. Seniors Ann Kovich and Paul Low wenT To The Governors CommiTTee on Children and YouTh lasT November. This conTer- ence senT The conclusions on The problems oT America's youTh To WashingTon, D. C. Ann and Paul, selecTed as OuTsTanding Teen-agers in Dallas, parTicipaTed in The WhiTe l-louse ConTer- ence on YouTh aT Colorado Springs, Colorado in April. RIGHT: Paul Low, PaTTfe Parlcer, KenneTh Sfflwell, and Beverly Pendley discuss fuTure conferences. BOTTOM: Ann Kovfch, Paul Low, and PaTTie Parlcer Tell Mr. Killough abouf Their experiences aT pasf conferences. fly' TOP: John Dickson provides ieadership for the group when questions arise. Bottom: For Steve Morris, Christ and modern technoiogy do not counteract. .YK x v X I K' 1 i ,0- W I '7 7ii N Christ and Students Merge Through Leadership ot YES Reigion and today's youth joined in a new club at Bryan Adams, Youth Encounter Seventy. The meetings involved both Christians and non-Christians who were interested in sharing themselves. Special speakers also shared their experiences with the stu- dents. John Watson, a tormer student at BA who is studying to become a preacher, talked about involvement with Christ. Other BA graduates related the Christian experience to lite on today's college campus. Brother Franz, a Dutch missionary to Communist countries, detailed the dangers and rewards ot a lite lived tor Christ. YES also served the community by giving tood to needy peo- ple and by preparing a party tor handicapped children. This group brought the students ot BA and Christ together, build- ing upon t-tis toundation. ffl? JCTC Rallies To Take Road To Sale-Driving Community SRlP Junclion - Ly 30 lvlPl'l sludenls read as llney parlici- paled in llae annual BA Road Rally. Drivers as well as riders in llne evenl received a necessary code slieel as lliey cliecked in al pil-slops on llne road lo viclory and sale driving. -l-l'I6 Junior Cilizens 'lrallic Commission slayed busy willa ollier aclivilies, loo, as lwo-year presidenl Joe lvlarek led members llwrougli iuvenile lrallic courl sessions during llie year. Problems ol driving sucln as drugs and drunks were dis- cussed wlien llle JCTC mel. Members kepl llie sludenl body up-lo-dale on new lrallic salely laws and ways lo improve driv- ing skills. Members sup orled llwe annual Junior Chamber ol Commerce Road-E-O along willw new police policies. RIGHT: Presidenl Joe Marek conlempiales an afler-school meeling be- lore ils sla rl. BELOW: JCTC members Dee McNally, Larry Yuem, Sleven Gisl, Jenni- fer Caramela, and Sleve Morris lislen allenliveiy lo ieclure on new driv- ing skills. Students and Police Trade Complaints tor Compliance But tlwe police malce me so madl Wlnat business do tlwey ltave sticlcing ttieir noses in my attairsff' -llte Youtlw Involvement Council decided tttat tttis was becoming too mucln ot a cliclne, and it was time to act. lttrouglt tield trips, bi-montlnly meet- ings, and police-student discussions, tlte Council began to bridge tlne gap between police and students. 'lttrougln cooperation between students and police, outcomes ot discussions about tlte police role in society and student par- ticipation were reaclted. At least two police otticers and sever- al students attended meetings led by President Jay Six and Vice-President Tom lbbotson. By talcing a look at all sides ot sit- uations concerning accidents and scttool rules, all wlno attended benetited tlnrougtt expression and clnange ot opinion. TOP Vice President Tom lbbotson stubbornly stands up tor ltis opinions at an early morning meeting. ABOVE Officer Kozlovslcy Mr Killaugh, Otticer Sturdy, and Jay Six? Ttzatls a beautiful picturel. Peru-Nledicol Club Debates Vital Issues ii? Drugs, drug abuse, and human TransplanTs became The Topics oT discussion and research oT The Para-lvledical Club. DocTors and spealcers Trom various Tields oT The medical world spolce ol The problems and possible soluTions oT Their work. Under The guidance oT lvliss Davilla Lynch and lvlrs. lrene Crosby, The club presenTed slciTs aT Children's Medical l-lospiTal during The ChrisTmas holidays. Field Trips To such places as Bay- lor College ol DenTisTry broughT The members To a greaTer un- dersTanding oT The world oT medicine. lvloney-making proiecTs such as candy sales raised necessary Tunds Tor The club's proi- ecTs. Through The Para-Medical Club, members came in closer conTacT wifh The consTanTly changing world oT medicine. TOP: Members and sponsors of The Para-Medical Club pose for picTure. BQTTOM: Debbie Flanagan and Pam Easley Tallc and laugh abouf club profecf. 94 gg gs, W, W x, X The InTricocies of Chess Produce MosTers of STroTegy OuieTness so inTense ThaT iT could be only deep concenTra- Tion proved To be highly essenTial in The arT oT chess. Members oT The Chess Club meT weekly To improve Their knowledge and sTraTegy oT The game. TournamenTs boTh in and ouT oT school were necessary To sharpen The alerTness needed To execuTe each move. Club members spenT many hours involved in discussion and acTual experimenTaTion wiTh The Theories oT chess. lv1eeTings provided playing Time and assisTance when a cerTain obiecTive oT The game needed clariTicaTion. WiTh a basic undersTanding oT chess, members worked Tor a greaTer knowledge oT The arT. sw mi nine EQYQTRD fr-ji 'N ,ff .41 TOP Grfns of safisfacfion prevail as Marlc Ovard conquers opponenT's sTraTegy. BOTTOM Chess players become so involved, Thaf any place will provide sufficienT playing condifions. Sixteen Issues Keep Chronicle Stuff Busy Sixleen issues ol a newspaper sounded lilce a llwousand as Cougar Chronicle slall members began worlc in Seplember. By May, inlerviews, copy counl, and deadlines were mel willn llwe accuracy and speed ol an everyday rouline. Under llie leader- slnip ol edilor Sondra Ulley and sponsor Mrs. Anne Riddle, llwe slall worlced diligenlly lo produce a modern and oplimislic pic- lure ol Bryan Adams. lssuing a paper every lwo weelcs received only parl ol llie slalivs allenlion. Individuals Traveled lo llwe Denlon Journalism Conlesl and ollwer iournalism conlesls lo compele lor lwonors in llie lields ol News Coverage, News Values, News Wrilings, News Ediling, and lzealures. ln llne course ol lnabil, slall mem- bers brouglil liome llie lnonors. TOP RlGl'll: Ad Salesman Leslie Gaslcell fails fo see llve liurnor as Mrs. Anne Riddle laughs will: Sondra Ufley. ABOVE: Sraff members Terry McCullar, B. J. Morris, Jennie Ferguson, Glo Beggs, and Leslie Gaslcell really do worlc occasionally. RlGl'l'l': Aclverfising Manager Dena Vlfinollvam loolcs up from ner worlc fo sell ner poinf. My , W 3- 1 1 I I I I f L .J I Q, , f ax ' ' I' I - g f Q y ity I I? . E ff 1- ' IFR? fr V X ng 5- 'QL fn...-'K E as 'il' 'Q X. sei I97O-7I COUGAR CHRONICLE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ,I ASSISTANT EDITOR EDITORIAL EDITOR ... SPORTS EDITOR ..I..,. LAY-OUT EDITOR ,,,.... EXCHANGE EDITOR I.., FEATURE EDITOR .. SPORTS WRITERS .. ADVERTISING MANAGER .. ASSISTANT AD MANAGER . AD SALESMAN .,..,.....I. COPYREADER .,.......,.. CIRCULATION MANAGER PUBLIC RELATIONS .....,.II REPORTERS ...4... ,.,.... BUSINESS MANAGER ... PHOTOGRAPHERS ..I. COLUMNISTS ..,.. SPONSOR .... x . ........,,.............SondraUIIey .,......,..,......,,.....,JaneILee ....JudaIon GiIberI ..,..B.J. Morris . . . . . .Janice Woody .....Jennie Ferguson ,,..AIicia IVIcEIyea ....,Terry Tommey Karen Oakes ....Dena Windham ,...GIoria Be-qqs ....LesIie Gaskell . . I .Vicki NieIsen .,,,Sandy Edwards . .Terry McCuIIar ,.,,...Ianie Nelly Pa? Rudd ..,.GayIe Cummings ........JoI1n Clark Susan Coffee JeII Secresf .,..Tim PrewiII Diane Plunk l Randy Earmer ,.Mrs. Anne Riddle -v, 4 if ' +A , 47' 2, . .,.. . Fix, ' n v' ' ' T:q1 ', . Y I, - A-ix , x N s. T 'A' If rx F' , . .ah- aev- f YS ' A Pf 1 U I as f is C X I' fx fax' I an V 111' ABOVE LEFT: Shes Sondra Uffey. Shes fne leader. ABOVE: Sporfs Edffor B. J. Morris gefs fhe full reporf from foofbaff frainer, Coach Herb Best Pub Stott Pictures Senior Mistakes in Block and White Seventy-tive students, worlcing in a non-crecit situation, were named to the Pub statt in December. Armed with pens and paper, the statt began their task ot cutting the members ot the Senior class down to size. Assisted by nine sectional editors, Kyle Gooch led the statt in the writing and printing ot the traditional spring publication. Through meetings betore and atter school and special night meetings, the titty-seven members ot the humor committee wrote, deleted and rewrote until the material seemed dull and humorless to them. l-lowever, the statt's reward was realized when the I97I Pub was sold later in the spring. The boolc met with ditterent reactions trom all. To all seniors Kyle Gooch said, The Pub is not meant to hurt anyone. We have said everything with a light sense ot humor, and we hope it is talcen in that manner. RIGHT: Grirnacing at a bad cut, Vincent Werner turns away to regain control. BELGW LEFT: Miss Moss explains to Kyie Gooche the art ot censorship. BELOW RIGHT: Under the supervision of humor editor Rodeny Eiicins, Marsha Rimrner and Dottie Gracey edit Pub materiai. ...,...i 1 . Stuff Awoiis Scribble Dciy Armed WiTh Honors To Besrow Oh, The annual is iusT beauTiTull oTTered members oT The I97O-7I el ConquisTador sTaTT. BeTween TreguenT praises Tor Their work, The sTaTT managed To suppress personaliTy secreTs, The cover design, and The book's dedicaTion unTil Scribble Day. SporTs, organizaTions, TaculTy, acTiviTies, classes, business, and adverTising meT copy, picTure, and page deadlines under The direcTion oT EdiTor KaThy Downer. ln her TirsT year To Teach, lvlrs. lvlarsha Bowlin sponsored The el C. ln an unprecedenTed sTep To produce The besT annual ever, she gave The sTaTT a Tree rein To record permanenTly all phases oT school liTe. lnnovaTions creaTed an annual like none orher in Bryan Adams hisTory. On a background oT TradiTional whiTe, a uniquely designed cougar resTed on The book's cover. Because The caT had been drawn Tor BA alone, no oTher annual in The UniTed STaTes had a cougar like iT. An opening secTion placed memories above sTyle To creaTe a more personal annual. For The TirsT Time in The school's hisTory, personaliTy and honor awards were noT announced unTil publicaTion oT The book. Finally, The l97O-7I el ConquisTador Tried To capTure and record The ThoughTs and opinions oT The Bryan Adams sTudenT body Tor The years To come. TOP: BoTh Karen SuTTon and KaThy Downer concenTraTe on The business aT hand. BOTTOM LEFT: Dori Hodges, Gil Thomas and Laura SmiTh geT The pic- Ture. BQTTCM RIGHT: This is oniy The Third Time l've wriTTen This copy, Thinks Robin Rose. ny., Smiles ond Teamwork Spell el C Greatness EDITOR-IN-CI-IIEE .........,...... ORGANIZATIONS CO-EDITORS ..... ACTIVITIES EDITOR ...... COPY, FACULTY EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR ......., CLASSES CO-EDITORS . .. PICTURE EDITOR ....... ADVERTISING MANAGER ..,.. . BUSINESS MANAGER ... I-IEAD PI-IOTOGRAPI-IER, ....KaIl1y Downer . . . .Bobbie Caldwell Robin Rose Jo Belli Sleplnenson ........Cl1erie Crall Asslq Gil Tlwomas, Ass? ..,......Debby Ross Kenny Wolfe, Assl ......KenneIl1S+ilwell Ivlilce Slevener, Assl . . . . .Susie Henderson Mary Mann Dori I-lodges Assl .......CaIlwy George Pal Clnenaull Assl . . . . . . . .Karen Sullon Peggy Forbes .....s..Margo Laurie Ivlusgrove ..........Jol1n Jell Secresl Clarence Talley, Ed Bailey Tom lbbolson, David Winkler TYPIST ......................................,.... Kale Green PARKING STOPPING STANDING A OW CENTER: Kafe Green, annual fypisf, may furn info a chicken because of her consfanf pecking. OW RIGHT: Mrs. Bowlin bares her feefh and flashes her brown eyes fo gef fhe poinf across. :QQ ,s's ABOVE LEFT: Hs fhe Hbeaufy gueen wave from, FRONT ROW: Laura Smifh, Jeff Secresf, Margo Cook, Kenny Woife, Kafe Green, Laurie Musgrove, Dori Hodges, Gif Thomas, Peggy Forbes, Par Chenauif, and: BACK ROW: Debby Ross, Susie Henderson, Jo Befh Sfephenson, Mike Sfevener, Cafhy George, Bobbie Caldwell, Karen Suffon, and Mary Mann, ABOVE RIGHT: Kennefh Sfifwefl and Mike Sfevener give fhe ef C a sporfing chance. .Qi wkgi A 102 'M . -Lf Q' EAN I A , Commcindonr, Helper Keep The Corps Working To induce lnabils ol orderliness and precision, lo inslill disci- pline and llnereby respecl lor Consliluled law and aulrlworily, ro encourage a lnigln sense ol personal confidence, lnonor, and de- L porlmenl are rlne immediale olaieclives ol llwe Corps. llwe pri- mary mission oi llwe Reserve Ollicers Training Corps is llne de- velopmenl ol inlelligenl cilizenslnip and lo bring our leaderslwip qualilies in llwe individual. 'Tlie clnallenge is ours.' Clillon G. Sladler SOM U. S. Army Relired Commandanl ol Cadels TOP: SOM Sfadler corilemplared flre days worlc alread. MIDDLE LEFT: SGT Suffon issuing cerfain arficles of clorliing fo Cadef ISO Riclvard Biles. MlDDLE RlOl'l'l: SSM Sradler siglvfing in flre Rifle Team. BOTTOM LEFT: SSM Sradler presenring Ciry Gallery award ro Cdr. Col. Sieve Moffefr. BOTTOM RlGl-ll: SOM Sfadler fallcing fo a class on rlve principles of ROTC. 04 Sponsors Bring EnioymenT To The Cc1deTs R.O.T.C. sponsors parTicipaTed in varied acTiviTies repre- senTinq Their Companies. They broughT To The Corp a lighT- hearTed spiriT and shared The inTeresT oT The cadeTs. A Tew basic qualiTicaTions were needed To enable a girl To become an ROTC sponsor. The sponsors were elecTed by The cadeTs and represenTed Them aT CoTTon Bowl TooTball games, in weekly Tuesday morning parades and in The lviiss ROTC compeTiTion aT The NorTh Dallas RiTle and Drill compeTiTion. Their enThusi- asm Tor The Corp and whaT iT sTood Tor maTched ThaT oT The ca- deTs. C. . ssiiss R. f ss i Q f' rois ii 451 r .. if QE , QC . r s, s , J 1 1-i ,Qt TOP RTOT-TT: Sharon Knighren: STaff Sponsor. ABOVE: Sponsors discuss various acriviries of The Corp. FAR LEET: Anne MounTs: A Company Sponsor. l.EET: Marion Feff: D Compa- ny Sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Connie Sreeiy: B Company Sponsor, Dee McAnnaffy.' HC Company Spon- sor, and Sandy Grazier: Drill Team Sponsor. I I I Stuff Members ITOP LEET: Cdr. Col Sieve Mof- I I I I I ferr - BNCO TOP CENTER: Cdr. LTC Rein- f1arc'fZeigfer - BNXO TOP RIGHT: Cdf. Cpf Mike Gersf - BNS-l MIDDLE LEFT: Cdr. Cpf Don Sefdon - BNS-2 MIDDLE CENTER: Cdr, Cpr David Posey - BNS-3 MIDDLE RIGHT: Cdr. Cpr' David Pace - BNS-4 RIGHT: Ligfrfer momenfs wifiv ffreir sponsor. Maintain Order in The Corp I 10 06 A Company Prepares for Morning Parade y TOP: A Company - Richard Bires, Marion Brocrrerre, Ronnie Brown, Srephen Bucher. Grenn Coleman, James Founrain, Juan Garcia, Carr Gifr, Vince Gorrschafrc, Gerard Hayes, Roberr Hesrer, Roberr l-rofieman, Paul Hughes, David Johnsron, Rauf Korrcames, Charies March, Thomas Mirchefr, Charres Rurredge, Sarvador Sa- bedra, Nicoine Safcher, Gary Sparrcs, Anrhony Thompson, Mac Tracy, Gary Turner, Gerr Visser, and Gregory Avifa. LEFT: A Company srarr- Cdr. ISS Richard Bires, Cdr. ILT Rauf Korlcames, Cdr. SSG Thomas Mirchefr, Cdr. XLT Safvador Sabedra, and Cdr. ZLT Brockerre. RIGHT: A Company Commander - Cdr. CPT Charres Rurredge. I r 1 l l B Company Always Maintains Clean Rifles 'Si TOP: B Company - Winsfon Benfon, Vlfilliam Brandenburg, Roger Cliandler, James Dale, Charles Davis, Finnis Day, Karl Flusclie, Gary Green, Cliarles Griffirli, Michael l-lamilfon, Roberf Heifner, Slanley l-louse, Jolin Johnson, Gary Locke, Micliael Mayo, Jerry McDonald, Roberr Meador, Jimmy Morris, Clvarles Pipes, David Rowe, Jolvn Ross, Roberl Sleely, Ronald Sforey, Kevin Smillm and Micliael l!Vifflcovver. LEFT: B Company Commander - Cdl. CRT Roloerf Meador. RIGHT: B Company Slaff- Cdf. MSG Sfanley House, Cdl. SSG David Rowe, Cdl. lL'r Michael Wi'frkower, Cdr. SSC: Clvarles Davis, and Cdr. L96 Clvarles Pipes. 107 08 C Company Adds Perfection To Their Drill . 1 I 1 Q 1122. ,552-1 .-1 LL,,L,. , 1 -K an TGP: C Company - Michael Bedford, Terrance Behner, Michael Bird, Joseph Boorh, Terrell Davison, Waller Files, Terry Harrison, George Hood, Howard Huddlesfon, Ronald Hunsalcer, Neil Jansson, Ken Kennedy, Mi- chael Mandrell, Jimmy McCrurnmin, Vifilliam Milcosz, Herberf Moon, Roman Smelalc, Gary Smifh, Terry Smifh, Michael Sluarl, Donald Terry, James Whi'fe, Marlc Mellon, VVillie Honza, Larry Cleveland, Michael Marler, Jar- rerf Herve . LEFT: C yCompany Sraff- Cdr. ILT Mark Mellon, Cdr. MSG Terry Smifh, Cdr. M56 VVillie Honza, Cdr. ISC' Neill Jansson. RIGHT: C Company Commander - Cdr. CPT Jarrefr Hervey. D Compony Holds o Compony Inspection Q TOP: D Company - Sfeve Armsfrong, Ray Beaudofn, John Chaplain, Gary Cfevefand, Jim Duncan, Larry Edmfsfon, Henry Farris, Charfes Foran, Rex Green, Roberf Half, John Hardman, Mihhon Honza, Howard Lund, Thomas Maddox, Danny Monfgomery, George Randfe, Roberr Saunders, Marfin Tavera, and Ted Youngblood. LEFT: D Company Commander - Cdr. CPT Ray Beaudofn. RIGHT: D Company Sfaff- Cdr. 2LT Roberf Half, Cdr. ISG Howard Lund, Cdf. SGT Roberr Saunders, and Cdf. ILT Mifron Honza. 'I09 0 Rifle Team Members Trcrin To Fire Better fveif J5n55Ofy firing Dave FOFGFI 7fl4l'l'l'7Q TOP CENTER: Jifi Perkins firing LOWER RIGHT: Peggy Crippen firing TOP RIGHT: Pbifip Spivey firing BOTTOM LEFT: Paffy Canada bring UPPER LEFT: Meiinda Harringfon firing BOTTOM CENTER: Lorraine Marrin Hring - Girls' UPPER CENTER: Debbie Fiirs firing RITTG Team Capfdin Ivfifjhaei VVi'i'7Lk0W9r rqring SITGIOHGFI iVfO7r7fei'7L 7LTfif7g - Rifie LOWER LEFT: Roberr Meador firing Team Capfain es Sabres Add Perfection To Routine Les Sabres represenTed BA as one oT The mosT compeTiTive ROTC Drill Teams in The ciTy oT Dallas. Les Sabres Drill Team Traveled To such compeTiTions as NorTh Dallas RiTle and Drill CompeTiTion, Byrdville RiTle and Drill CompeTiTion, TCU, UTA. The GulT CoasT, and various oTher drill compeTiTions. ln The pasT years. The Team has come To learn The True meaning oT precision drill. Diligence was needed To accomplish diTTiculT and precise movemenTs necessary To place high in each oT The compeTiTions. The Team worked To do as well in TuTure compeTi- Tions. R qs Iwi' Y 4' ' 1 5' f rm 9T?v QQ ff' T T Til? T ' ' ' i V' . , T if A if '- , , 55 .5 . 7' fwf- T 'si ...L ' ' 3 grwizri ff. T fi ,yi 'H 'P T. Y ia? 'f r-in f s T , W 7 ' 1 'J ,tux 1 Q L . n X, .W :Z r In N: gn, T In 'J oi I s X i jf s-' A,i ,rbi , x ,- ' '- Tl L 'fr' ' ' w. TTA T iw l ' ...A rem... f - P' is i TTOP LEFT: CadeT Firsf LT. John ii Herdson, Band Company Com- mander. ABOVE: Les Sabres Drill Team members: FIRST RCW: Richard Biles, David Posey, Howard Lund, Gary Turner, Ray Beaudoin, and Paul Korlcames, commanderf BACK ROW: John Ross, James Wh1'Te, Paul Jennings, Sfanley House, Danny lvfonfegomery, Davie Powe. RIGHT: Band Company prepar- ing for parades. I f,.., I S .S , oN U e 3 :', - Q x ,Z I ,Vi i . 1 'll' 'Sli -. ' ' -' a. T, ,F U .. - 1 ll - 1 s bs xx H ' I 45. A W Tir-,MQ-.ith Q ', , 1. ., ... , . 21' z,fXr -nf ' ,' . KY! A . V ,. 4 A 3-'s,,f 1' N ' . ff U -. , . '. , 4 ' - W n- . -.4-1-' ' Z fur. ' f ', SPORTS Hrhe journey of o Thousond miles begins with one smoll sTep. Chinese Proverb it ww I v'r I al I 4 BELOW: Peace or second downpl Either way the ret doesn't hesi- tate to say what he sees Could it have been his fault? We think we know. RIGHT: So close, yet so tar away. Doesn't it remind us ot lite? lJohn llaoaj One Short of District Crown Despite the lack ot experience in the team as a whole, the mighty Bryan Adams Cougar Varsity Football team almost made it to the top. Through the ettorts ot each individual player on the team, the Green and White tinished with a 9-I season record. The Rebels ot Thomas .Ietterson dealt BA a crushing deteat to Icill the championship drive. Other than that, the Cougars man- aged an unblernished record. 3 it , X. 1 BA 22 2I San Angelo BA 30 B White I I Q BA IO 6 Garland BA I6 I3 Hillcrest BA 48 I9 Lincoln BA 7 O Madison ,f BA 42 0 Pinkston BA I I I4 TJ c g Q I BA 56 O Spruce BA 2I O Samuell I l I ABOVE: BOTTOM ROW: Coach Jim Hunt, Mike Jones, Mark Newman, Jett Burnett, Rusty Allen, Ouency Hill, Blake Johnson, Stacey Conway, Robert Sherman, John Wheeler, Larry Orthq 2nd ROW: Coach Don Ferguson, Mark Crouch, Mike Roberds, Jerry Thompson, Ben Green, Gary Renn, Dan Wilder, Ronnie Johnston, Glenn Morgan, John llaoa, Coach Robert Cowsarf 3rd ROW: Coach Herb Best, Troy McDaniel, Dennis Moore, John Morris, Joe Windsor, David Coyle, Ross Bailey, John Mellor, Randy Cherry, Joey Miller: 4th ROW: Tommy King, David Floyd, Kim Scott, Brad Lowe, Mike llaoa, Jim Franklin, Bill Cash, Jerry Lancaster, Mark Beesley, Ricky Epps: 5th ROW: David Tucker, Bill Holland, Doug English, Larry Johnston, Mark Walden, Steve Stuart, Larry Whatley, Tommy Carbone, Fred Williams, Bill Lyon. z,, .x 9 L A l 9 V1 4 3V ,.if'V 'xgiijw-its Eli.: F 4 , Qing jx' . gd .L O o r O .gg Q ' '41 ' ABOVE: Mrs. Lucy Ford can? un- dersfand lvow Spanish can be so dffrqculf. TOP LEFT: A momenf of sflenf un- dersfanding be-fween Pam W1'lson and Bill l-lollancl. RIGHT: Carefree simplicffy of our yourh. TOP RIGHT: Young love Hlls flve fufure wiflv hope. sig C L I V., ,QL wi ' gi, Q V we M L K .1 1 A A 1 , 2 J . 1 1 f Q W ,'.- I A Lg q , ,l in V- I A VV 4, ,Z .V V A My F L , fn vw K illk I 4 I ,ie -9 A Q V . ,g 3 ff' I i' Q A , Ma 'f jAA W' 1 'P l fm 1 1 , V' M, Mg 'J fn X 5 QF fy 3, if . Ag 5 .. 2 EHR' 1 if 1' l Q 55 513 M 5 A 11 E E 'f H ,, . - 27 , f 5 :- .V 3 1 e .. , - 1 48: in Y 5 K 'C 4. 1' . 3 . -Q 4 5 M A 6 Bus Trip Brings Win for BA From The beginning oT TooTbalI drills in AugusT, Through The long bus Trip To San Angelo, To The end oT The Team's TirsT game oT The season, The ThoughT ThaT The Cougars mighT Tind anyThing buT vicTory in Their hisToricaI dusT bowl game never occurred To anyone. ThaT is, iT never occurred aT any Time ex- cepT Trom The opening kickoTT To The Tinal gun oT The mean Greens 22-QI win over The San Angelo BobcaTs. Cougar whiskers were severely singed as The BobcaTs leaped ouT To a 2I-O haITTime lead, and The ouTIook became bleak Tor BA. BuT The Tans conTinued To growl, and The Big Green Team roared back wiTh Tremendous Cougar Power. Erom I4 yards ouT, BA guarTerback Iviark Beesley connecTed wiTh end Bill Holland in The BobcaT prowling grounds Tor The iniTial Cougar score. HaITback Iviark Crouch loTTed The pigskin To Ricky Epps Tor 2I yards and The second score. ATTerwards, The Green deTense held on, and once again The powerTuI Cou- gar oTTense acquired possession oT The ball. WiTh less Than Two minuTes To play, Crouch bulled his way Tor I6 yards and The Tinal TD. Beesley passed To Epps Tor Two poinTs on The conver- sion, and The Tinal score sTood in Tavor oT The Big Green. srerv I If f . g 1 14 f, fe BGTTGIVI RIGHT: Ricky Epps cfuTches The pigskin Tor The wfrinfrig Two - poirrf conversion. iiiiiii' r UPPER RIGHT: Biff Holland grabs Cougar Touchdown. ABOVE: Joe Wi'ndsor hunTs for yardage. i l i l l l l i i Cougar Defense Clips Owls Defense played flne maior roll for flie Cougars as flwey sfole seven Owl fumbles and infercepfed one pass fo smoflier flue Garland Owls. lO-6. Wiffi liffle more ffian a minufe gone in flue inifial guarfer, BA linebacker Mike llaoa pounced on a fumble in Owl ferrifory. llien. fo furflier clip flue Owlls wings, running back Blake Jofin- son exploded off riglwf fackle for 35 yards and flue Mean Green's lone fouclidown of flne niglnf. Junior kicking specialisf Larry Wlnafley boofed flne exfra poinf, and a figlnf defensive baffle ensued. Oufsfanding for flie Cougars on flne defensive side were Glenn Morgan and Mark Walden. Neiflner feam managed anoflier score unfil super kicker Wliafley connecfed on a 26 yard sfrike flirougln flne up-riglnfs and a IO-O lead for ffie Cougars resulfed. l-leads up play confained flwe Owl offensive unfil flney man- aged fo score lafe in flie lasf period. 'llne final fally. IO-6. gave flne Mean Green a 2-O season record. .Ana ' . ' ' - '- V.-f-'f-.L .1 :.1.g4:M.e-our-.4 - Mraverw-,w1'. W s . ' K ' K 'X ,.-,- '. - .' -. - . , , - 'f s.. pe, i ' , - TOP: l-lalfback Blake Jolinsori does kifs iiflvlrigli on flie Garland Gridiron, ABOVE: Mark Croucli fakes flue pifclv for a long gain. UPPER LEFT: Cougars Mark Walden and Mike llaoa move in a lirrle lafe for fkie kill. LOWER LEFT: Golden Toe' Larry Wnarley boofs a field goal againsf flue Owls. 7 l Nlecin Green Upends Tigersg Spirit Growls T 4' ' . . L., 5 I, ni .Y 'W' si.. ee Ti eeee . f T ei.-R R l a T SpiriT and desire became The key in Bryan Adams TirsT dis- TricT game, as They caged The Lincoln Tigers. Lincoln scored TirsT by keying on Cougar errors, and Things looked shakey Tor our side. BuT BA came back and Tied up on a I5 yard dash by rambling halTback Blake Johnson. The Green Team Then meT pay dirT Three Times in The second period. l'-lalT- back Mark Crouch goT Two Touchdowns on runs oT 39 yards and Three yards, and Johnson picked up his second TD on a plunge Trom The one. SubsTiTuTing Treely, The Mean Green scored Three more Times during second hall play. QuarTerback Mark Beesley scored a sTrike wiTh end Ricky Epps Tor Tiye yards and a TD. Signal caller STeve RiTchey connecTed on his TirsT play To Junior halTback Ronny JohnsTon Trom seven yards ouT and anoTher score. End Ben Green goT The Tinal Cougar TD on a 26 yard riTle shoT Trom Junior guarTerback Quency l-lill. Kicker Larry WhaTley proyed True on all buT The Iasr conver- sion aTTempT as The Cougars locked The cage on The Tigers, 48 -IQ. l l TOP LEFT: BA defense has a firm grip on Lincoln offense. TOP RlGl'lT: Swivel hips Blake earns his name. BOTTOM RlGl-lT: Quency l'lill sTeps OTT yardage for The Cougar cause. rv f' 5 I 'E . l I v. Teamwork Sinks Viking Ship Fasi Cougar aciion crushed The L. G. Pinksion Vikings Friday nighi, Oclrober 2, To The Tune of 42-O. Delensive end Troy lvlcDaniel opened The scoring, as he siole a Viking pass and scrambled 30 yards Tor a TD. l-lallback lvlark Crouch punched his way Tor 2I yards and The second Cougar score. Kicker Larry Whailey added Three more poinis on a 34 yard Tield goal, and Quarierback Mark Beesley dove one yard Tor a TD To compleie Tirsi half scoring. Cn The second play of The Third quarier, Ronnie Johnsion carried The pigskin 59 yards Tor anoiher BA score. Quarierback Sieve Riichey called his own number Tor The Tiiih TD oi The evening. Cougar deiense crushed Pinksions oilense ihroughoui The game and gaihered Tour poinis oi iis own from Two Viking safe- Ties. E.. x . X fx .ii , , . Y x , -ST? TCP: One of mariy Cougar Scores. L I L LEFT: Larry Johrisfon hires his nails, as he warches rhe acrioh on The held. ABQVE: Blake Johnson adds fo his yardage wirh rhe foofball. 9 20 Cougar Offense-Defense Adds FiTTh Scalp EighT Cougars crossed The goal line as Bryan Adams scalped The l-I. Grady Spruce Apaches 56-O. l'hroughouT The game The oTTensive cup overTlowed. BA scor- ing wenT as Tollovvs: Blake Johnson scurried 56 yards: Ronny JohnsTon gallaped I7 yardsy a 24 yard scamper by lvlark Crouch: Ricky Epps snagged a l5 yard STeve RiTchey Tlingy Tommy Carbone shoT nine yards: John llaoa Twinkle-Toed 25 yards wiTh an inTercepTed pass: Quency l-lill dashed I8 yards: Larry QrTh ouTraced The Spruce deTenders Tor 76 yards: Larry WhaTley ToTaled poinTs on eighT successive conversion aT- TempTs. BA played iTs usual deTensive game by holding The Apaches scoreless. Six inTercepTions and Three Tumble recoveries were crediTed To The lvlean Greenls unyielding deTense. s. 's TOP: Rugged Rusfyll Allen puTs ouT H261 eflorT in his aTTempT To reach The ball. ABOVE: The lingers of Tommy Carbone reach for STeve l?fT- cheyls pass. Cougors Stompede Longhorns When Bryan Adams Tinally goT sTarTed, They TwisTed The horns oT The W. T. WhiTe Longhorns by a margin oT 30-8. WiTh Three Cougar players rushing Tor more Than 90 yards apiece, The Mean Green crunched Tor 376 yards along The ground rouTe. QuarTerbaclc Mark Beasley rallied TirsT Tor The Green and WhiTe on a one yard dive. Larry WhaTley added his ideas wiTh a 42 yard Tield goal To end TirsT-halT scoring. Runningback Mark Crouch goT The nexT six poinTs wiTh a Tour yard dash oTT leTT Tackle. Blake Johnson, The games leading rusher, Tollowed wiTh a scamper oT 28 yards To paydirT and Tin- ished The game wiTh I57 yards on I3 carries. Ronny JohnsTon ended The scoring by bulling Two yards wiTh The pigslcin, and WhaTley added The oTher poinTs on conversion kicks. TGP LEFT: Cougar Troy McDaniel posiTions himself Tor anoTher Tackle. ABQVE: Longhorn deTenders awaiT a collision wiTh TleeT-TooTed Blake Johnson. BOTTQM: From amidsT The rising dusT oT The TooTball baTTles and Tox holes rises The sign ofpeacew . . . oTherwise known as second down, TOP LEFT: Referee sTriices a fa- miliar pose for BA fooTbaii fans . . . a Touchdown! TOP RIGHT: Receiver Ricky Epps finds a handle on an air- borne TooTbaii. BOTTQM LEFT: Troy McDaniel zeroes in on a PanTher defender, Close Coll Ends in Victory ln an emoTional game oT many penalTies and liTTle scoring, Bryan Adams emerged vicTorious over The l-lillcresT PanThers wiTh a score oT I6-I3. l-lillcresT drew TirsT blood as They marched Tor a Touchdown on Their iniTial possession. BA showed liTTle liTe unTil laTe in The TirsT guarTer when The green oTTense drove To The PanTher Tive. Two major penalTies Torced The Cougars To seTTle Tor a 3l yarc Tield goal via Larry WhaTley's Tamous TooT. Hogging The pig- slcin wiTh ball conTrol in The second guarTer, Bryan Adams cov- ered ol yards in I3 plays Tor Their TirsT Touchdown. Junior Marl Crouch snealced inTo The end zone Trom The one, and WhaTley's poinT aTTer lciclc inTo The wind was wide. The PanThers managed a second TD in The Third guarTer while The Cougar score remained unchanged unTil The TourTl' guarTer. BA baTTled iTs way Sl yards Through The l-TillcresT dei Tense in IO plays. A Three yard lunge Trom hahfbaclq Crouch pu' The Mean Green ahead To sTay. WhaTley added his poinT or The conversion To compleTe The scoring. luruvrrr ' .. , ',p ' lv . 5' u'QLf . 1 5 ox pg g - fo., J fi. nl iff A ' '-..Zq- .4f, r- v.,f. s,'.fi7' CT.: 5' J N ' gn- G ik. Q?-,U-,5fr' . , Ay Lk y...fnV ,ff 'en , I me M- l li',K'1'?'1.l im!! friia as I . Cougars Sneak Post Troicins SaTurday was usually a day oT resT Tor The Bryan Adams' TooTball Team. ConsequenTly, The Cougars resTed on Their only SaTurday conTesT and almosT Tailed To deTeaT The winless James Madison Troians. The long aTTernoon was Tilled wiTh dull, uninspiring plays. The Big Green deTense presenTed Bryan Adams wiTh The TooTball on The Madison 26 yard line early in The game. Four plays, capped by a nine yard dash by senior Blake Johnson, puT BA inTo The end zone Tor The games lone score. Larry WhaTley sailed his exTra poinT Through The goal posTs, and The scorelseeper re- mained idle The resT oT The day. The Cougar oTTense, plagued by Tive Tumbles, spuTTered Through The remainder oT The evenT. The Mean Green deTense halTed every Troian scoring ThreaT as The oTTensive II Tre- quenTly rewarded Madison wiTh excellenT Tield posiTion. OuT- sTanding names Tor The BA deTense were linebacker Tommy King, and saTeTy Ouency l-lill. The Tinal whisTle broughT signs oT relieT Trom The Bryan Adams' bench as The Cougars squeezed pasT The Madison Trojans wiTh a score oT 7-O. or we ig All TOP LEFT: Pressbox windows reffecf The soul of The Cougar defense. BOTTOM LEFT: Somefimes a quarferbaclc feels all alone. RIGHT: The Mean Green defense . , . 'nuf said. 4 1' , - . r We . ' 'r ' -A '-2,1 -W, 1 N W .if Qian v' f 7 W ' -P4014 aaii f ' ,4.: W 'T ua., ,.,:,,, a A - - .HWY .. ' 1 ' - .Q fe.. 'fi . Q 3.2 ,.- 21- Rebels Crush Cougar Dreams The emoTion expressed aT The TJ game had been gradually building To a climax ThroughouT The season. The mighTy Cou- gars possessed an unblemished record, and The Thomas JeTTer- son Rebels were undeTeaTed in disTricT play. All hopes Tor a dis- TricT Tirle would be shaTTered or fulfilled in a shorT 48 minuTe conTesT aT l.oos STadium. The baTTle began wirh neiTher Team showing any supremacy. Finally, laTe in The lsT guarTer The Rebels pushed The ball across The Cougar goal line. Bryan Adams Tailed To produce poinTs unTil a second guarTer Larry WhaTley Tield goal Trom The 25 yard line. ln The second halT, Thomas JeTTerson managed anoTher Touchdown as They conTinued To dominaTe The game. WiTh a I4-3 score and less Than Two minuTes remaining, iunior guarTer- back Quency l-lill enTered The conTesT and puT life baclc in The Cougar cause. l-lill engineered a long drive inTo The TJ end zone as Troy McDaniel caughr a IO yard pass Tor The only BA Touchdown. QuarTerbaclc l-lill connecTed wiTh Bill Holland Tor a successTul Two poinT conversion pass. For Bryan Adams iT was Two liTTle, Too laTe as all hopes Tor a disTricT crown were losT in The I4-I I deTeaT. l y it ' Y , -L T -fi T i , TOP LEFT: Maybe if Blake had played more . , . TOP RlGl-lT: Co-Capfain Mike llaoa considers The sfTuaTfon from The sicleline. BQTTOM: Senior Larry Johnsfon shows signs of faTigue affer giv- ing all. Tough Cougor Seoson - Fost Cougor Finish y Who'd a Thunlc iT? , . . ThaT BA could have overcome The shaTTering eTTecTs oT The week beTore and puT anyThing TogeTh- er aT all? BUT They did geT iT all TogeTher, and The Samuell Spar- Tans knew iT as The Cougars mangled Them QI-O. l As muddy as The baTTleTield was, The Cougar deTense held Tough and The oTTense blasTed ouT Tor Three Touchdowns. Junior Mark Crouch rambled Through The ground rouTe Tor one and i,Tossed a oO-yard bomb To Riclcy Epps Tor anoTher. BuT The de- Tense sTood ouT mosT as They challced up Their TourTh shuTouT. l Typical oT The season's play, Bryan Adams husTled and hir lhard To Tinish wiTh a 9-I record, which was good Tor second 'place in disTricT, TOP LEFT: Final Cougar score for The year. BOTTOM LEFT: Marlc Beesley discusses The game, TOP RIGHT: Blake Johnson . .. very oTTen The View for The de- fense, His Too bad he didn? have more chances. ABOVE: Mark Crouch has anoTh- er chance. 5 JV, B Team Develop Through Winning Yeor , BeTore a boy played Tor The BA VarsiTy TooTIoaII Team, he had To show his abiIiTies and prove himseIT worThy oT The honor. The Junior VarsiTy and B Team oTTered a player These opporTuni- Ties. On boTh Teams, The aThleTe became Tamiliar wiTh The BA TooTbaII program, and he hopeTuIIy prepared himseIT Tor a posi- Tion on The Mean Green varsiTy. Their perTormances on ei- Ther oT These Two Teams deTermined Their TooTbaII careers aT Bryan Adams. The I97O JV excelled in all oT Their games as Coaches Dolph Regelslcy and Larry Covin led Them Through an undeTeaTed sea- son. Coach Frank Davis guided The B Team in The I97O TooTbaII schedule. firr my or CQ, Q-A 7 BOTTOM ROW: Randy Hoplcins, Danny Kerley, CurTis Rowland, Milre McDonald, Gregg Porfer, Jay Scoggins, Rex Sfovall, Glen l-leclv man, Eddie Coolc, David Johaninng, Marlc Davis. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Dolph Regelslcy, Dennis Ganf, Ed Phillips, Barf Turner, Davic Hiclcman, James Yeager, Charles Cheshire, Milce Dallas, Coach Larry Covin. TOP ROW: Bruce Moser, Riclcy Burachia, Gary Geldmeier. Gary Greer, Neil Shephard, Sfeve Tabler, Terry Bunfon, Marshall Kindred, Weldon McLaughlin, Eddie Roy Pearce. NOT PICTURED: Bill Hayden, Randy Mafhis, Jay Lindholm, Gene Duclcworlh. I970 Junior VarsiTy Record I970 B Team Record BA I3 7 CarTer BA O I3 Woodrow BA 47 O SunseT BA 8 I9 Garland BA 40 O NorTh Dallas BA I4 I4 Lincoln BA 24 I4 Lake I-Iighlands BA 7 6 Pinl4sTon BA 52 O J. J. Pearce BA 32 O Spruce BA 24 I2 W. T. WhiTe BA I3 I4 Bishop Lynch BA I2 7 Richardson BA I4 I4 I'IiIIcresT BA 24 6 Richardson BA 8 I4 Madison BA I 3 I2 T. JeTTerson BA I2 8 T. JeTTersor BA I2 O Samuell BA 6 O Samuel L 1' . 1 'G I , 3' -gs, , .. ., X 9 , ,b ' . , . 7 ,5 -rf A., C. 1' av 'P A- ' 34 y - e, x QV' ' fm J TOP LEFT: JV resfs befween halves and consulls wifh coaches abouf sec- ! N if and half sfrafegy. . - ui - ' U ' MIDDLE LEFT: B Team sprinfer moves fhe pigslcin for BA. - QI. '. X nv BELOW: Junior Varsify offense explodes fhrough ifs opponenf. lfi H- X 'L ' SN, V ' DLY Q' -Q 1 ' , ' .- ' is-'-'fe--1 -u--W U- -+f- ,,,,,,q,,,,g, g K , - - . - 4 W vf- -1 V 1 L ., sf 'Y,'g'?i- ?7t:'gf' 1' S-1, f- ' 1 .. 2 . a S- Q ' L n..,fa:f-'QPE 'JH133 ' ' v'2f'.,Lj'--arf? - w :2lr'T-4 f,.: - .5 , 'I ' . V w ' ,, - f V1 H. Iwiiqpz , wiht 'V g-4n.,g.5g' ,E V V E E '- I V I' ,, ,am ms -1 .yti .4 3 - V ,'f43f,',f,.'1'5 -4 Yr ff!! K ll. , 1 AN 'v fi .gMQ 'f 1. ' L F 'I , ' ,Q ' ' ' HT- . V ' ' ' N VI - f. in L v we if - ai f ' l -I, A- , .i.x, g, ' . , .Q I , N .af Q -2' 1, I ' ng: J A P A , 4' Y ' L 9 A 1 L - X M . Q YG , ..:: J ..,,, m,,,,,-ga, . ' 1 - V ik' -.' 'fu-:s4:'ff.:.a:f..-.:,1?'!:e ff- -1.3.4-, ...M 'i L ' 1: haf : -1,Lwg- 0 A -A L- A I-wiki +L- ,A i:...fi'fQ:,g A . , '. ., 5.4 ng.-I 54'-:':iif? 'j..7..0 Y- I. r 3 . r ' -iq.?'LY,-:XLR i-in-Sf., -::, if-'V Zh! ,w4jF.m,, if 3. 1 ' ' l ng' L ffeef- '. - 5-I -9- 2-.eifff 4135, ' dl ,4QLi'7i'l.1f L i 73 f i ' ' ' ' 2' Q - 4 - A - i xBOVE, BOTTOM ROW: Frank Daugherfy, George Simpson. Jim Willows, Bo Smifh, Marlc Erwin, Marlr Webb, Bruce Hampfon, Ron Hamm, Danny Warner, John Whifson, Kevin Wilson, Dennis Marshall, John Posey fMgrj: MIDDLE ROW: Chip Page lMgrj, Charlie flcLaughlin, Maff Beesley, Milce Zasmowich, Randy Parlcins, Marcus Shanlrle, Sian Genfzler, Jerry Hamm, Milre Wallis, John Penn, Leo Q-lollo, Troy Simpson, Windel Wifhrow fMgrj: TOP ROW: Lance Declcard, Danny Cowarf, Jerry Windham, Deric Massey, Paul Shearer, Eavid Brown, David Todd, Marlc Guy, Clarlc Hiclroclc, Doug Brandeberry fMgrl: NOT PICTURED: Marfin Boyd. Ricky Burch, Larry Hel- ms, Rex Curfis. 28 Roundbollers - Tough Pace! Cougar Rouncballers were oT a dislringuishable breed as They l4epT The opposiTion guessing. Nobody seemed To be able To predicT whaT The mighTy Green and WhiTe would do nexT. Dur- ing The TirsT halT of The season They compiled a 4-4 record while beaTing The Top Tour Teams in Their lasT Tour games. Seniors Ricls Morris and Aaron CompTon led The Team wiTh Coach Ralph ZeiTz Tilling The coaching sloT. The Team members worlced hard and pracTiced an average oT Tour To Tive hours daily. Morris, who seT The example wiTh Tine ball handling, led The oTher players To lceep Things TighT in almosT every conTesT. All in all, iT was a good season, and inTeresT sTayed aT a high, even wiTh The losses. ABOVE: TOP ROW: Don Chandler, Danny Capeharlr, Doyle Files, Howard Horfon, Bill Cash, Gordon Evans MlD'DLE ROW: Coach Larry Covin, Mgrs. Ronnie Alexander, Chip Page, and Thomas Horlon, Sfeve RiTchey, David Rogers, Greg Smirh, Coach Ralph ZeiTz,' BOTTOM ROW: MarTy Renner, Co-Capfains Riclc Morris anc Aaron CompTon, Ouency Hill, KenT Roach. TOP RIGHT: Quincy Hill follows Through. VASE? 5,4 A 33 TOP: Rick Morris drives for fire loucfcef. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior srarfer Sieve Rifchey guards his man. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rifchey - big man on five boards. DISTRICT RECORD BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA Hillcresi' TJ Madison Woodrow Spruce Lincoln While Samuel Hillcres+ TJ Madison Woodrow Spruce Lincoln WhH'e Samuel J A Q- may gif- f gwkw, 1 L 4 ,f ,E - QL fUs -,1!.!a ia sq 'I29 V 1' zz ' . 1 M-wks ' x r ,K xi, x -Titi- A o r or X .1 H -.zrshx Mir .,w I 1 -in -Q r 1 'I '51, .I sy- ', I --ff ,-...+kx4. r . 'M 1 5.1 , H. ? , .rig 5 xsfr Q..-'f' Cougors Perform With Sryle, Show Green ond White Power r 9 . . 'ffm' . , ,QW '- wan . A . - 1 , ' ,,'Q'-If . 'J TOP LEFT: To be or nor fo be . ., LEFT: Querrcy Hfff in good form on fayup. ABOVE: Capfain Rick enroufe fo fwo more. 2 Cougors Work Completely - Come Up Shorr , ro. ,. Q, o ABOVE: Richard Lisice covers bail and Samuel! piayer. TOP RIGHT: Friends meer under five basicer for an occasional rebound. BOTTQM RIGHT: Baskerbaii ace Rick Morris flings his arms in defensive play. X' uf, 3 'A f B , .,... . :rg-. 4-but 'iii Yr. JV, B Team Basketball Show Winning Habits ' qs m ,Wifi : ai ' if X 5 if I V w, , E1. i,,LVA mzhv K J K A, ,Q i I 5 at bk 1 ?a,5r:'i ..'kk W JM QS A t .- ' is -. Lg.. f ., i , if 1 X T , . 'AB if T -if 3:-ef iii Q' is My 'I3 4 A Tim -fi TOP, B TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Sfigall, John Penn, Mark Guy, Ricky Bunch, David Zimmerman, David Todd. MIDDLE ROW: Scoffy Pierce, Paul Shearer, Kenny Hafner, Derrik Massey, Greg Bell, Dan Drake, Coach Larry Covin. LAST ROW: Marcus Shankles, Jimmy Danner, Rex Curfis, Mike Black, David Perna. BOTTOM LEFT: JV scrirnmages in daily workouf. BOTTOM RIGHT: JV BOTTOM ROW: Vick Barlow, Rodney Hubbard, Scoffy Williams, Gary Hanks. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Allan Gold- sfein, David Looper, Neil Rudine, Skip Corcoran, Joe Pipes, LAST ROW: Kark Kabaneck, Bill Hayden, David Greg, Jay Lindholm, Rich- ard Quinfa. BA Tumblelinus Roll Through Anorher Year 'R V ,- S ,W any ,E Ivy el are - i Hill' F. 'Fi pau-4 new nga T353 V fin K , V, ,px , Q, p,,.c:.,r ni , 4 ' L re T -K1 W ,ye . ,thy lr., L, ': V , is ,alla 1 ' As The newesT enTiTy To Bryan Adams sporTsdom, The Cougar Tumbling Team climbed peaks oT success Through The use oT body conTorTions and coordinaTed acrobaTic movemenTs. The squad compeTed in The sTaTe High School lv1eeT and oTher dis- TricT meeTs. AlThough Tew seemed To acknowledge The presence oT such an arTisTically beauTiTul sporT aT BA, The Tumblers made iT clear ThaT They were a parT oT The Tough Green and WhiTe SporTs DeparTmenT. WiTh Coach Sinah Goode insTrucTing The girls, The Bryan Adams sTudenT body caughT a glimpse OT whaT real liberarion could mean. TOP: The jolly rollers pose for The Team picfure: Jan Pylancl, Lana Bur- nard, Kafhy Tuclrer, Jan Sabafinf, Darla Greiser, Judy Davies: NCT PIC- TURED: Judy Davis, Debbie Plumb. LEFT: Kafhy Tuclcer helps Judy Davies posr'Tr'on herself for an acrobafic feat 6 Golf Squad Swings Into High for Schedule ABOVE: Terry Tafe, Roberf . x , S I F I Faughn, Dan Welinslcy, Burch N j ,S y 3 Mfffer, Biff Monfgomery, Paul f W WS' A - 1SS'2 SPV Sfone, Gary Penn, Charley Har- M M A ,AIIZ , reff, Joe Haugfvy, Marshel Drew, y ' 4' David Moon, Scoff Chubfn, Larry ,.L f rrr' Q. M y ' Orfh, Barry Payne, Jack Mac- ,,, N . . 2 WJ f Doweff, Mark Beesley, Spencer Av '- V H VVA 1 my W , vtrr Cluff, RIGHT: Capfain Joe Hau- ' ' 'vi 4 ghy prepares for a wedge shof. I I, SS S fi Se S S' S S gy S , if , f rr'r 'Sr yrre , 12 L1' 3 1 'SSS 75 T af.:,e.ffgef,gmfw f3f:,,mgf,,:,fM. ,W U1 . i 'K f M wwf. xffeiw , ,WVV mf-W. , , ,pg-,, eff,--:ff we ,gmgw H., 'fi '- Q r Q. LM e Qffff' lr 4, V iii ' , . . ,,,,,,,.. S11 - ,, , fm M, V .-w.q mg 4 W 4. T -fi' '-T' ' i A f M .. ,era , , is T 1 I 'JT ,ff ff' ' x-. ,Eff fs bf . '.: Q.:- T' ffl.. - .'fia'Fri'-- x f:f,g,,'.M , X A gf as . Afx.iLgfff5.i,, ' gf gm- ,, 3 . it ',,.- 'A 4 .FR Iwi! Q pl gfffT1'35Eq.'2q4-' 124.4 i fT5,'fg,4 '.-an J? . Q..-P' ABOVE: Senior golfers ofTen Take Time ouf To place a friendly wager. lf makes The game a liffle more inferesfing. BOTTCM: Bill Monfgomerry shows The sTyle ThaT did if for him. 1 ' . f f - Q , , l .., X - N i K V 5 L 1 5: as .Q '-SN. -a.-1 ug' . .f : ffl- ikg --, A .4 IT only Took a liTTle whiTe ball, a seT oT golT clubs, and a loT oT skill and co-ordinaTion To make The grade as a member oT The Bryan Adams GOIT Squad. BUT ThaT was saying a mouThTul and Then some. Through hours OT daily pracTice and preparaTion, The Team members chipped, puTTed. drove, Tapped, and generally did iusT abouT anyThing necessary and Tair To sharpen Their skills inTo championship maTerial. Under The direcTion oT Coach l-lerb BesT and The leadership oT seasoned senior golTers, The GOIT Team gained The uniTy involved in a greaT Team. as well as The individual skills ThaT are a musT. WiTh The sTarT oT The season and The Tough schedule iT en- Tailed, The Team TelT well prepared To Tackle anyThing and any- body. ATTer all, iT only Takes a Tinely co-ordinaTed aThleTe To make The grade. 7 , f-,ma Qi,-15151 s T .f'ii 2 , T ' etgtfx I ,R Truck Team Sprints Quickly ' T T i ' - - y s ln pasT years, aThleTes have been on y insTrumenTs oT , f yl 5 sTrengTh and Timing wiTh no real need Tor menTal capaciTy. l-lowever, This was noT so as Tar as The Bryan Adams TraclcsTers were concerned. The guys who sTuclc wiTh iT and used Their ,fir if aTayT'yf own minds To Train Themselves should be highly commended Tor Their selT discipline as well as Their physical abiliTies. T iyyyy Tryr Coach Frank Davis supervised The Team in Their daily worlc- y j hi ouTs in such acTiviTies as hurdling, shoTpuT, discus, long iump, f and many running evenTs. WhaT can you say To a bunch oT guys M if - 'iii-if Q fri' ,T r ii?I ifl I'K like ThaTf7 E a 5 ii ABOVE: FIRST ROW: Randy Cherry, Gene May, Davio' Buhmann, Ricky Epps, RusTy Allen, Mark Webb, Bobby Banksron, Murray Duranf, Coach Frank Davisf MIDDLE ROW: Gary Garret John Wheeler, Gary Geldmeier, Ben Green, Dennis Ganf, STeve Neumeislrer, Kennerh Wr'lson, Bryan Lyerly, Mark DeTfman, Mike Zasimowich TOP ROW: Jimmy Oakes, George Simpson, Kim Scoff, Doug English, Sreve Sfuarr, Don Millican, Jerry Lancas- Ter, Brad Lowe, Mgrs. Joey Miller and Jerry Thompson: NOT PICTURED: Joe Marek. TOP RIGHT: Jimmy Oakes eases over The high-jump bar. . . . Xi Q2 in GQH: ,II 4., NYJ ,,, . 1 Sw - 7 V, '. A 'J .- ASL? . - f r ff-vw mm., g Lf Y? fb' V, ,V of . A ,V i-me L+.: L L G - ' - g L , F11 ' . -. . : '..'g ' jd., ' - if 55131.-?'4 1 ' . ,iff--,ff , 2 L : L , A Q51 w Q. Q.-- i A F g ' - my A ., I .L F' ' -' -' - ' x Q . , N Q 0- 4. i I K i f I l X.. 4 Qi. nfviiikrnq ,..4. M.. L x ,gui f i'fs - W, , , A -L . 'W' F29 TOP LEFT: Rusfy Aifen and Marlc Deffman malce an imporfanf ex- change in refay. MIDDLE LEFT: BA hurdfers Ricky Epps, Sfeve Sfuarf, and Murray Duranf Hy fhrough fhe air wifh fhe greafesf of ease. BOTTOM LEFT: A herd of fracic- sfers sfampede around Cinder fraclc. fGary Garreff, Ben Green, Gene May, David Buhmannj TOP RIGHT: Don Mfiffcan and David Buhmann head frack feam as 1971 capfains. 9 TOP RIGHT: Don Mfllican flings nfs partner, the discus, 'round and 'rouno'. '-X, .. . BOTTOM RIGHT: Dennis Gent gasps for air ln nfs lonely wallc after a f r fy , 144' 2' E.. mn' , . , ss ' BELOW: Junior Jerry Lancaster gathers his strength fn the sltotput, L T 'l': M My ns. if W :Te Qgwfdwkkwq ffm M 5-litem wgizgw WP' S- Tig' Q ' H 'swf F uk hr, niuiffew 140 .R , si ey, 'FL 1 xg me . . 6 ., : ,ga , ,ififf f f ., EIT ' 1 ' wi t.'L'lv'q, 9 ,,.. ii,'m:1?: fi ' v iz . T ff mi , sf ': Ks' 7, it-z k ti,-Aw ,, hw., , :seems V- t ww If ff,-9 b D -. f w , ,,.. 12, H, vs ,J v :1MLf 'ei ' te. W4 , 2 -iff: ' 452 4' V W A u it ,241 -f Y ' if ,Q L . 1 ' fs 1 ss O ' Q Q ,.' ' 'Y ,,.,V lf , the art ot running the mile consists, in essence, of reaching the threshold of unconsciousness ot the instant ot breosting the tape. fssfiil' -- :N .s ,, a.,.,N,,,, ,, Q , .- -1-W-.,..,, s . lllgin.-3.-,.::' z Dj.. N, i , Q3fl2fsi,j,5. . wi- .2,sf 1'?: ' 55155 '- L I 8 1 - sg 1.f3egie.:1x 1 A .1 5 W' ' - M N if . 1.4 T. ' 1 e glkigggsas. .M . 11 - ' s ,.,-.- ef--1, 2, '-W--Mm-H.,......... tj - ' .f is , Q- fast' s 9' 'Q T! .1 Q f Q55 5' fi ,. J as E E 5 32 s Cindermen Train Diligenlly, Show Well Developed Skills TOP LEFT: Sieve Neumeisfer and Gary Gleldmeier speed around fhe lanes in fhe 220. BOTTOM LEFT: Brad Lowe exhales affer his launching of fhe shofpuf. RIGHT: Doug English begins The windup of fhe discus fhrow, 42 Rockets Blaze os Tennis Athletes msg .T l.ove, deuce, TaulT, Torehand, drive, valley, and overhead smash were words Tound in The lingo oT every Tennis player. The Tennis players oT The Bryan Adams Tennis Team noT only knew whaT The words me-anT, buT execuTed each word Tor Tennis mo- Tion wiTh slcill and agiliTy. The sporT required much pracTice To achieve excellence. Cougar raclceTeers Trained Tor Tierce compeTiTion daily aTTer school. Coach Wayne ScoTT supervised workouTs and spon- sored The Team as'insTrucTor and coach. l3aiThTul dedicaTion and superb abiliTy made The squad oT sophomores, juniors, and sen- iors one OT The TinesT in The ciTy. Worm Up n. 'Q' . , 'w LEFT: Milce Campbell really should Tuclc his shirf Tail fn. Buf we lcnow he played well anyway. TOP RIGHT: Eddie Pearce fin- ishes alswfng. ABOVE: Sharon Chrfss performs smoofhly, 1 X fr X Q' .ff l liz' faq: .K .,. .. 'wsu 'if- x .. i i l x 1 l Wm HE 5 . I I X. ' M' N J .. M: 5521-9- . 5.-.-.-Y.-.n . .'.-TASS! , J ' , l ., at . l I Ag? TOP: ls+ ROW: Jim Shirreff Doug York, Ralph Canada, Mike Benneff, Sfeve Haire, Mike Campbell, Tom Newell, Roberf Hall. Edclie Pearce, Paul Turner. 2nd ROW: Coach Wayne Scofr, Pam Orcufl, Sharon Chriss, Renee Cohen, Georgia Huff, Linda Ronk, Margie Allen. LEFT: Senior Mike Campbell awaifs fhe arrival of fhe ball. ABOVE: Tom Newell backhands fhe ball. . . in mio'-air even. 'I4 E n 5 22 Ili., ff! Q55 Senior 71 ot Top in Tennis 5, V V QL 1? :fivveiw T M W .,,1i .,k. .4 1144 'J T T 5 5:2 2 2' 5 '4 rv '-.v'3,otTi i f ' Q I in 11 .4' A-1 ' v4 . .-... -W' .,.. TOP LEFT: Senior Pau! Turner rerrfecfs on sifuafion af hand. LEFT: Even sophomores fffce Mffce Benneff have fhefr own sfance. Won- der who his hero is? TOP RIGHT: Seniors have made if fo fhe end. ABOVE: The shadow of fare pfays an fmporfanf parf in oufcome of game. 'I4 46 Cougar Team Captures District Swim Crown Bryan Adams boasted a swimming team ot cnampion quality during the l97O-7I season. Coach Zeke Zidermanis molded swimming seniors, iuniors, and sophomores into specimens that even tish envied. Co-Captains Dane Johnson and Bret Stephen ot the t:Joy's squad and Carol Formway and lvlarcy Lair ot the girl's squad led the BA tank team into every meet. l'lard daily workouts at White Rock swimming pool became a routine tor the Cougar tankers. This practice prepared the team tor their arch rivals, W. T. White and l lillcrest. The looy's squad won the district title, while the girl's tinished high on the list. Thus, the excellent athletic tradition ot winning at Bryan Adams was carried on by the ettorts ot the swim team. , me-s C . .W .1-. rs, m ufswswr' . f gf? -44 Ref: W I 1 .-I , ., ,, ., Nix, R ui :Hg I A..-Q LEFT: LOW BOARD: Sieve Parker, Jeff Ferguson, Max Molley, Gregg Packwood, Cliarles Bruner, Keiflv Smifli, Allan Jones, Mark Esflick, Mike Clark, Andre Baca, Jeff Veasy, Charles Williams, David Smiflv. Bobby Holland, and Carl Swickf HIGH BOARD SEATED: Mike Sulli- van, Richarcl Baefan, Mark Sfeeliens, Kendle Jacobs, Larry Hill, Dane Jol1nson:STANDING: Mike Harfwig, Cass Ragan, Jerry Clzrisfian. Don Hillman, Ryan Sfevens, Allan Nix, Ben Sfevenson. TOP: Boys feam meefs early every morning fo pracfice. BOTTOM: FIRST ROW: Jan Tucker, Marcy Lair, Jackie Higlrfower, Callvy Hendricks, Kim Ragan, Randi Rogers: SECOND ROW: Coacli Zidermanis, Caflwy Boyle, Debbie Lacy, Marion Feff, Lenore Crawford, Connie Krause, Sandy Hill: THIRD ROW: Margie Erickson, Carol Harris, Carol Formway, Paffi Fuller: FOURTH ROW: Judy Dilling, Lisa Jolvnson, Becky McBee. 147 , 53-H s fffeyg: ,,, 5, ,H . ,.,. W,..A, . i.if'!t2sbQl' 1. ,, sexes: f -. t,,,M, ,, S39 fi-fi 3 134 '91 ,gf ,idx f:l,1 wg as 3 ...,, . 'fn fs, 5 . .V f H ' .5 ,. 'L v If bl? 5 A . Y ..,, , qx QW. ul Y Ky 4 sf af R 1 bw? , Q H I , 1, 3 E 'Z in ,- A 4 ,E , S Q, ,S at EE Q' -a ' s ' f nr? 'Q 1 va v w Tb X vv I -K' 1 e f--'fl' Q , .fy ff' QQ ' ., ' is 45 ' P - ..' K 2- ,, K. .. . . 1 S V- .Af , A if . . , , va? Vg KVVVV LVM, ' Q' ,Q , v vi :J f m,,1 ' , , A,,z eff 1 '- . V. ,j'-Cam, L 'fg,..X fe mm xk. in ,. ..-.f A - -A . 'P :AN iQgn.,,14 ww' X ,. A ...,. .. - . --h' W' -Q ei:-frf W- A serif-'f3,,.Y I., , ' W' ...P W' . , A A, H ,jf fv, , . 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A M ,I Z ef - . b , ., , 1 5, I --f- -4 351. 'I :W H1 1' v 3 fm ' ,hig V -:F J., T ,, T- , sais.-.4 l A -,,.l-9 Tank Team Makes Big Splash f 3.'Tf?f?V - T ,WS 5 T' hv2. 5- EH V+? '1 1 mf , ,. as sf 2 , .:1 :sn ii'ir.?:Nsuq3::L.1 in Q, x,.LL 5 gg, .id jx -. I L, ,S T T K s s ' as P aw Y- as if K ' Y . Fiiivlf gf I ay rf , 4 gay Ka-1 1 if K 4- E Q 4 7 4: ' 1 rs.. ' '- J ,I 'I Ox 1 , Q , I5 klein, an f Q -s w sf, b sf H v. .5 sf, T 4 li ' Q if N ll: as ' ' T' ' Q za fl ' Y 4 Ar , , TOP LEFT: Randi Rogers dives wifi? perfecf form, LEFT: A rnomenf of concenfrafion comes before each dive. TOP RIGHT: Caro! Formway flings ner arms fo move ner body. ABOVE: Dane Johnson gasps for oxygen in his world of cnforinafed wa fe r. ' ,K Q I' 1 215? 1- A lg ' '. Q r fs-W' we ii T eg ' Q5 151 ,g f , q 7 7 . .Qs Q ' i 4 1 1 TOP: Three Bryan Adams basebaif piayers: Richard Marshaii, Leo Hoiio, Mark Crouch. BOTTOM: BOTTOM ROW: Ron Cochran, Ricky Branfiy, Rudy Fernandez, Ricky Brockway, Lyle Wood, Don Cochran: MIDDLE ROW: Coach Dofph Regefsky, Mike Eudy, Mark Crouch, Roberf Sherman, Gene Duckworfh, David Frankiin, David Dofeman, Leo Hofio, Rick Bass: TOP ROW: Mike York, Larry Heiiums, Bruce Hampfon, Doug Depoma, Sfan Genfzier, Ciark Hickock, Ron Hamm. Randy Perkins, Richard Marshafi, Kevin Cook. .4 I, JA ,,.,..- - Baseball - Bright Picture Baseball aT Bryan Adams may noT have been an everyday Topic oT conversaTion, buT ThaT's beside The poinT. The poinT consisTed oT The energeTic enThusiasm as well as The consisTency and exciTemenT oT The individual players and coach working as a Team. WiTh so many Tinely co-ordinaTed players and so much dedi- caTion working TogeTher, iT was hard To suspecT ThaT The Cou- gars could go anywhere buT Tar. And Tar They wenT, as Coach Dolph Regelsky drilled The necessary skills inTo a Team ThaT de- veloped inTo a cogwork oT on-Time machinery. CapTains Ricky Brockway and Rudy Fernandez uncoiled Themselves as Tine examples, and The Team Tollowed by giving Their all in an eTTorT ThaT made oTher l l-AAAA Teams siT up and Take noTice. Baseball aT BA may never again be The same. I Q g-,fglsy gtcrnau-'1' 4 ,nfl Q T ,. Mo? we . , 23, A , -- an Y, . .Z A 'fans- Q? 41 N- ,,,,,5,,g' W 'A 4 p-sup'-Qu. ,.'-. 5, in . TOP RIGHT: Baffer Rick Bass eagerly sTanols aT The plaTe. BOTTOM RlGl'll: Ricky Branfley, 8, and ouffielder Ron Cochran awaff The nexT pffch. ABOVE: Leo Hollo anficipafes a Tasf ball. Pillars of Strength - Cougar Bosebcrllers 4 TOP RIC-El-1T:A vefw fhrough rhe bacfcsrop shows fhe pifcrrer- cafcher combfnafion in acfion. TOP LEFT: Sfeve Rfrchey srrffces a common pose. u 1 G' 11 Q rr 1 ' A P x vi . I .x. 6 r'v-r7l,-- I I' ff' AA, J H 4 , su T T -T1 ,Of 5:2 -'I f 2' 'N -A ' , 3 I ,. .x ' ' - E f--gem. K ,- gay.,-f X .ff 11 ' 'z E'-if 'Q T M K . Q , HW,,M.v..Wm sm. .fig-.p.6-i 1' T ivi 'l ' T T Q , . 'T' O p , g i., , I,,-: iz Jfw, fa ll A 5 TOP LEFT: Ricky Brockway levefs ouf baf and meefs fhe baff. BOTTOM LEFT: Whaf fhe fans see af fhe green and whffe game. TOP RIGHT: Soufhpaw Ouency Hill sfeps off fhe mound wffh an- ofher pffch. K. VH vt' f , -4 1 x. 1. egg 3.-im! .f-lr .,3., CURRICULUM The more exrensive o mon's knowledge of what hos been done, The greater will be his power of knowing what To do. , , - Drsroelr School Boord Anricipores Bright Future in Educotion ConTinuing eTTorTs by The school adminisTraTion Tor The im- proved educaTion oT children and young adulTs oT Dallas high- lighTed acTiviTies oT The '70 - '7l school board. Teacher salaries, lunchroorn Tood prices, school disTricTing, and mainTaining eTTicienT use oT building TaciliTies were only a Tew problems Taced by The school board, headed by Superin- TendenT Dr. Nolan EsTes. BeneTiTing The sTudenT and Teacher was The main concern oT Dr. EsTes. l-le yisiTed all The schools in The disTricT and saw recenT innovaTions in acTion. LEFT: Members of lhe Dallas lndependenf School Disfricf Board of Edu- cafion are lleff fo righfj Trinidad Garza, G. R. Hollingsworfh. John Pla'lh Green, Dr. Emmeff J. Conrad lVice Presidenlj, Dr. Marvin H. Berkeley fpresidenfl, Dr. Nolan Esles fSuperinfendenfj, Mrs. Henri H. Bromberg, Jr., Dr. Sam R. Faris, Dr. Daniel W. Fosfer, and Joe W. Kirven. BOTTOM: Dr. Esfes discusses problems wifh members of his execufive feam. BELCW: Dr. Nolan Esfes, Superinfendenf of Dallas lndependenf School Disfricf. 60 ,-, E' Z' ' I I M 5 E ' asrs 'lg ... iE , Kwik OQQICOOIOQO TOP LEFT: Mr. Richardson enjoys 35. 'T' . . ww a char wifh a srudenr in rhe courr- . yard. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Hoff heips cfear office woric by approving spirif posfers for Karen Knighfen. TOP CENTER: Mrs. Swiff aids Iac uify member wifh fhe fiies as Mr Richardson reviews rhe Honor Roii. if M-My RIGHT: Mr. Richardson and Mrs Swifr help Ioad buses in anficipa fion offhsfrodome performance. FAR RIGHT: Bryan Adams' princi- pal Mr. Dear! D. Richardson. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Hoff can? wair fo board Ihe bus for San An- geio. i i-, le i r A z..' it Y. il l ' - .1 l ,V K-K, f- ,ff -0 sgw- ..,f,- . Q., em. N Nlr. Richordson Provides tor Improvement of Student Body 'lGood is not good enough declared Bryan Adams' princi- pal lvlr. Dearl D. Richardson throughout the year. l'le indicated a need tor students to become involved in student activities and to excel in areas ot personal interest. ln his role as principal, lvlr. Richardson became totally in- volved with student lite in and around BA. Besides the taslc ot malcing daily announcements, co-ordinating all aspects ot school lite. and establishing a rapport with all students, he rep- resented Bryan Adams to all area high schools and the sur- rounding community. lvlr. Richardson was aided throughout the year by lvlrs. Eve- lyn l-tolt and lvlrs. Frances Switt. l yt i i . uf :sa l Aw l g V J i I. Assislonr Principols Aid School Through Underslonding Arranging assemblies, coordinaling sludenl aclivilies wilh school polic , and supervising aclivilies and curriculum by scheduling cliubs busied Assislanl Principals Earl Killough and Jerry lvladison, Adrninislralive lnlern Marcus Freeman. and Pu il Personnel Counselor Sarah Carrnichal. lifliss Carmichal handled rhe laslc of lceeping daily enrollrnenl and allendance records. lvlr. Madison deall wiih vvorlr permil applicalions and supervised The requisilioning and issuing of all lexrboolcs. Alliludes and inleresls ol sludenls were aclively observed by lhe assislanr principals, who also organized delenlion sched- u es. ,M o i ....,,ss. .wer in ,...... cs,... or sisc so Q S 7 , .A 9 ff , .f:. ' , l rrrrr is rc r 15 ' gf-' H xxx , .-,ki xx ' ,. X is , wss.,,,.,,, A wPg,,x .. .75-ii?7Ni I : 9' .X ua su, 5' ffm T' ,L ffifik GI-u....., EAR RIGHT: Mrs. Cheshire direcfs Mr. Killough on opening day of school. TOP CENTER: Miss Carmichal and Mr. Freeman show dissalvsfacfion wirh enrollmenf Hgures. BOTTOM CENTER: The new dress code caused many problems. TOP LEFT: Mr. Marcus Freeman, Aclminisfrafive lnfern. TOP RIGHT: Miss Sarah Carmichal, Pupil Personnel Counselor. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Jerry Madison, Assisfanf Principal. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Earl Killough, Assisfanf Principal. Counselors Plon ond Work ond Work ond Plon Helpl My schedule is all wrong. Counselors direcTed new and old sTudenTs oT Bryan Adams Through such TraumaTic expe- riences as This. Mrs. ElizabeTh Winder and Miss Nona Randolph guided The sophomores Through The problems and quesTions oT adapTing To Bryan Adams. Mrs. Nell MarTin and Mrs. lElizal3eTh Enlow helped The juniors in Their preliminary planning Tor college. 'lhey also encouraged Their sTudenTs To Take The PSA-l' and NaTional MeriT lesTs. Mrs. Ragge Chamblee and Mrs. RuTh Lewis led The seniors Through Their Tinal year oT high school. Senior counselors 'helped To Tinalize The seniors' graduaTion plans and decisions as To Their TuTure academic lives. i-. ABOVE: Work never ceases for Mrs. Piclcrell and Mrs. Ferguson. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Enlow and Mrs. MarT1'n plan a junior schedule for nexr year. TOR RIGHT: Mrs. Randolph always wears a smile. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. W1'nder works on The childrens schedules. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Chamblee worlc on The end- less amounT of forms. 164 J fx -f,,, W ,fff, ' 4 If ,,' '1'ia' rf 4 If sas ll r' s. an-, vm f ,, A tf J? A I6 66 Stuff Development Modermzes Educcmon Abbot Cliarles Allcins, Marion Afwoocl, Gary Barnes, Virginia Berns. Perry Blair, Charles Blair, Virginia Bowlin, Marsha Brewer. Larena Bronaugh, Donna Brown, Dora Brown, Eddie Brown, H. C. Brumbauglw, Slanley Bull, Jesse Cain, Eulin Campbell, Evelyn Caslleberry, Curlis Callney. Lenora Clieslnire, Bernice Clnilwood, Luella Clay. Grace Clay, Jerry Cleere, Dwain Clinl, Jane Colnen, Elizabefli Covin, Larry Cowsar, Bob Crawford, Lois Crews, Herman iffl iw. 2 10' M li Cunningham. Juanifa Daniel. Jim Davis, Frank Davis. Lucius Davis, Sharon DeShong, Fran England. Jan Enlow, Elizabelh Erwin, Colfon Evans, Rufh Ferguson. Don Fincher. Sue Ford. Benne++ Forrner. Rulh Ann Fowler. Hallie Frisby. Carol Frye, Susan Gaunft Marion Gerard. C. B. Glenn, Marfha Golden, Helen Goldsfein. Alan Goode. Sinah Groves. Winford Haraway. Evelyn Harsfrom, David Higgins. Lois Holi, Evelyn Holloway. Charles Hoerner. Violef Hughes, Tim Hunl, Jim Hunfer. H. B. Hurt Judy HuHo, Susan Johnson, Annelre I67 68 Johnslon, Cheryl Kaslen. Jerome King, Mildred Kriz, Carol Kunlz, Anne Laflerly, Carol Lively, William Lynch, Davilla McClure, John B. McCoy. Rulh McKee, Richard Malone, Alfred Marlin. Nell Maflaclc, Kirby Mayfield, John Miller, Nancy Murray. Louis Dan Nail, Carolyn Nevils. Randel Nielo. Ann Osborn, Pal' Paleshic, Pefer Parlc, Gene Parker, Margaref Peek, R. O. Pellis, Linda Powell, J. H. Profiler, Edna Randolph, Nona Regelslcy, Dolph Richardson. L. Roan, Rulh Robinson, Juanila Roberls, Janice Rodgers, Joe Roe, Billie 1 . , . ,., wah Rush, Barbara Rushing, Sallie Sensing. Peggy Scoff, Wayne Sharp, June Sheffield. LaVerne Sponsellor. Fred Snow, Dell Sparks, Nina Sfadler, Clillon Sfone, Wilma Swift Frances Taylor. Barbara Thompson, Carolyn Turner, Lois Van, Faye Viclc, A. T. Voss, Anne Wai+s, Edwin Wallcer. Mary Walls, Francis Walson. Joyce Weallieread, Arllwur Weaver, Jusline Weaver. Rila Wesl, Billie Welzel. Louise Wl1i+e, Sue Wieland. Janice Willoanlcs. Maryellen Wiflirow, Pal Worsliam, Leila Wright Marslia Wylie, Mary Zaboinilc, Jerome Zidermanis, Auslrums 70 Auxiliary Departments Aid With Daily Activities of B.A. Bryan Adams' school days proceeded on an orderly basis with the assistance ot the library, clinic, lunchroom and IBM statts. lvlrs. Ruth Roan remained busy throughout the year, espe- cially during report card weeks. She contributed to the daily routine by keeping attendance and making program cards. Miss Hattie Fowler kept the library opened trom early morn- ing until late atternoon to provide adequate time and provi- sions tor 'research and extra reading. l-lealth records were maintained by the clinic statt. They aided ill students and ad- vised them on treatment. TOP: Mrs. Hepple checks the blood pressure ot' new students. ABOVE: Mrs. Roan cheerfully goes through daily duties. RIGHT: Diane Medlin, Mrs. Roan, Jana Wri'ght, and Curt WI.lll'5mS find time for play in the IBM room. 'iff K 1 1 . . i Y' 7 ad ,. i BELOW: Sfudenfs work busily during fheir daiiy sfudy haiis. BOTTOM LEFT: Magazines added variefy fo sfudy hall for Junior Sreve Vififfis. 'A'i' fig' 5 fy I 'ilk W .rI,e Qk ' Xe I riff 3 QW , A i . - Qi Xi s all Study Halls Open New Doors To Advancement of Learning As fhe sfudenf walks info sfudy hall and prepares for a good hour's sleep. a ferrible fhoughf sfrilces him. l haven'f done my essay fhaf should be furned in nexf period. Besides occur- rences such as fhis, sfudenfs use sfudy halls fo do assiqnmenfs fhaf fhey cannof find fime fo do af home. Sfudy hall also offers fhe fime fo make lasf-minufe correcfions on fhernes and com- posifions. If a sfudenf needs fo do exfra research or reading, sfudy hall provides fhe fime fo go fo fhe library. Also, sfudy hall enables a sfudenf fo consulf wifh his counselor. 72 sag, J K, , A ' is I its i 3 , 'T Q - - 'gg 'fx 3 Qs? ia: Students Exercise Toward cr Stronger and Healthier Body On alternating days, BA students attenced Physical Educa- tion classes and participated in a large variety ot activities. Atter warm-up exercises, one participated in seasonal sports such as basketball, volleyball, soccer, sottball. and tootball. Also, a tew students at a time played tennis. The large size ot many ot the gym classes necessitated the need tor organization. To supplement this need, students tound themselves placed on a team. As a result ot this system ot orga- nization, it tollowed that sportsmanship and competitiveness were encouraged. Although exercising lust twice or three times a weelc did not make a person physically tit, it should be remembered that every little bit helped. ,,. Y To T A, ,, r r ,,,,.., Q xl9 --,1 x ... ,,..... ----Q. 7 if Y , .' 1 .. Sn.- . HY g,, fgl'.v tai? ., f f r ,. lf' - . A 'w V .m. -'M' o J . --4 1 v1'4 'm'fQT T' is f if ' . TOP LEET: Mrs. Taylor plays foof- ball wiflv sfudenfs as Miss Sinalr Goode feaclies gymnasfics. TOP CENTER: Senior BillAllen. . . ls flvaf all flwere is? TOP RIGHT: Dorfy Gracey pre- pares fo snap llze ball as Leslie Gaskell and Doffy Harwood loolr on. EAR LEFT: Senior Jeff lrion assisls Mr. O'l?ear in gerling class con- frol. LEET: Junior girls srrain a lilfle fo do sif-ups. 173 74 English: To Hear - To Comprehend - To Lecirn g Courses in English provided insTrucTion Tor The various inTer- esTs and apTiTudes oT The sTudenTs oT Bryan Adams. English courses developed The abiliTies To Thinlc clearly and To express ThoughTs orally and in wriTing. They also used liTeraTure as a means oT learning oT oThers as well as learning oT oneselT. While The sTudy oT grammar improved The sTudenTs' proper English usage, liTeraTure Turnished The sTudenTs wiTh a TasTe oT diTTerenT culTures and periods oT Time. Honors courses and l-ligh Academic ApTiTude Groups en- abled sTudenTs To learn more Than in convenTional courses. These courses gave sTudenTs oT lcnown abiliTy and recognized achievemenT The chance To underTalce work according To Their abiliTy. 5 V.. , . J 4 Q ,ef c T 2 acc T c 'Q , ,I X 4 sms l T? 12 i sE2i'-21,2114 TOP: Mr. McKee projects his ideas To his sTuo'enTs. ABOVE: Mrs. Bowlin - hard aT work as usual. 1,37 b u N ,.......h.a P A A. : 5 V-.JI X rf je- -x . , - fren f 4 X if , K mi 'EDS E. if -. , ,955 -.3 41 i rt -'- Q4 ff bg fx: , x Q E3 ?,f9-79.11 . F 'E I aa .gi +15 as , Q, MH 'B 1 fr F' ' ' i 1351 e f e ' e e 'Q-S1 V '7 A V . j A J ' - . T L, ,V L, 341 fl L ' ,S T emu .l: D, gf'-A-,g,,-Qiqgigz ,f f K- A Y 1: ? ,.... - , , ., -. 'Q 555' J. N 4 ' f 'Qi fl 1 1 We, i .-if X. -.--Qi ,-Ps- 4.1. . H kr f If f L. ABOVE: Mrs. Worsham helps Jeanne Tomson, LEFT: Mrs. W1'fbenks fhfnfcs fhaf somebodyk gof fo be kidding, 175 76 History Studies The Change of Societies SimulaTion games used in cerTain hisTory classes gave sTu- denTs The opporTuniTy To geT inTo The role oT oTher people. ln one class, during The seTTlemenT oT a labor-managemenT con- TracT, several Truck drivers Tound Themselves accused oT Talcing ampheTamines while on The iob. The games did noT always geT so dramaTic. l-lowever, The sTudenTs who played acTually learned how The person TelT in a given siTuaTion. OTher hisTory courses enabled The sTudenT To learn abouT his naTion and The Theory oT governmenT under which The UniTed STaTes operaTes. Advanced courses in English l-lisTory provided The sTudenTs wiTh a new perspecTive oT Their lvloTher Coun- Try. l.aTin-American l-lisTory acTed as a basis Tor a lcnowledge OT Their SouTh American neighbors. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Sue Whiife asks you To Think. BOT-l'Qlvl RIGHT: Mr. Harsfrom quesfions an unsuspecTing class. BELQW: Officer Kozlovsky speaks in a Problems of Democ- racy Class. ABOVE: Miss Wri'ghT shows piea- sure Thaf a sTuo'enT acruaiiy knows The answer To a guesfion. -4 .,,x -wk ' . , -, gm 5 W r N 721 1 H 'A' 4 78 Languages und Symbols Buffle New Moth Students lvlaTw insTrucTors TaughT sTudenTs The viTal roles which maThe- maTics played so ThaT They acquired The slcills To undersTand and apply Them. The basic concepTs oT maTh received special aTTenTion aT The beginning oT The year. As Time progressed, new areas were TaughT. New Topics such as idenTiTies, vecTors, and maTrics enlighTened The sTudenTs. CompuTer programming and The lVlaTh Club gave sTudenTs wiTh special inTeresTs in maThemaTics The chance To TurTher Their knowledge and undersTanding oT The subiecT. Slide rules made easy The problems which mighT oTherwise in- volve many compuTaTions. ln advanced courses sTudenTs pene- TraTed deeper inTo Their chosen Tield oT sTudy. l 5 , gg -T y a 'iff '-fit: ll fm . .W i 111 If ,JK-mr , ,K ABOVE LEFT: Miss Rush wanfs To prove ThaT she is righT. ABOVE: Mr. Viclc raises a quesTion in Trig. ABOVE RlOl'lT: Mr. Viclc graphically poiriTs The way, BOTTOM RIGHT: Now do you geT iT? quesTions Mr. Holloway. c V b 51-1 Q --, 411423 X ., 4.3255-, -' x Qs, , XYZ f if .:59 . 3 W5 ,..,Whf mf F 2 '11-g,.,,msh-bgvwiw l- ' - 'Au wo ff.-g: ::.- --Mn lhwaom, 'I79 0 ..-me-uw wif ,ww SJ if if xg ., ,'L M, Iiiww ' vi 'uns N4 Whether blowing up a Test Tube opening a bottle oT Butyric acid or dissecting a Trog experiments in science gave sTudenTs a chanceto make prachcalapphcahonsoTTheirknom4edge oT science Courses in Biology ChernusTry and Physics Taught The sTu- denTs vamous Theomes oT The apphed sdences.,Advanced courses provided Tor sTudenTs wiTh special interests The chance To gain a beTTer undersTanding oT The Tield. The Science Club sponsored by Mr Gary Atwood, hosted The Sdence Sympoduniat whkh peode hontthe mjenhhc world spoke To sTudenTs on The many diversiTied and interesting Tields oT science. LEFT: Mrs. Turner fnsfrucfs future Physicists. cience Students Learn Scientific Process an-T1 i' .T A .' T ' . ., Q N T. pmgswef it Y.. ' 1. BOTTOM: Mrs. Stone and students make a new discovery fn Biology. i si c 1 ,lil A l N. , i .. We I . N x x 9' ,NN- TOP LEFT: The Thfnlcer defiberaTes on a problem as Mike Tafcoft wafches on BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Kriz explains a new Topic in Biology. Foreign Longuoges Soon Become I love, you love, he loves, we love, you love and They love. WhaT is all This 'love' abouT? someone asked. The beicuddled guesT happened in on one oT The many Toreign language classes oT Bryan Adams. French, German, Spanish, and LaTin provided conversaTional as well as hisTorical background oT The respecTive counTries. Films, slides, and picTures supplemenTed The knowledge and in- TormaTion gained Trom The TradiTional Torms oT sTudy. Lan- guage labs enabled The sTudenTs To hear The spoken language oT TluenT naTives oT The language's counTry. Less Foreign Y K 0 We sa- 1. or 1. Q 1. ' YV Q , X 1 rg. 4342 ,. .L W, 554 - 1: nge 1 F :Q 5 f'5 3 'ff r ,Q ,i f ' '94 .fi Q r 'M l, t -' ' K ' 'QM E JRE. H gui, v4.5 :Q- ,11 Yglf 1 f U 1- -F ' . 1 Y ' ,,,P.,1j,':-.,, J.. ' 5 L I J , L A F w i .5 7 L 1 ' Q M , .4 3 fl L 4 . F:i5'fif53'hf T X ' .Jr Ja w f ' 1 Kg-,:'-:uw ' s -J .P-2 s ax ., xv. V. - M gg:u7v 'ls' Fl - '-Q15-5151, :ff . fiufi gw . pgi. L: 3 .b,v, . J . .vans 'sv 'fy' aj -- Ar '.n'ns Qgi 'rf' -,f1'!f:,- : ,1 rf': --' I 1 . y Aw i 1 5 0 , A 1 5 ., yah I r 5 5' Qu.. C Y'-W TOP LEFT: Hs been a long day. FAR LEFT: Miss Fincher says ine fimes are a changing. LEFT: Mr. Brurnbaugn Hpoinfs fire way fo his Spanish class. TGP: l have an idea, says David Brocnu fo Miss Kunfz and Jim Horner. 4 ABOVE: Mrs. Osborne reads resulfs of recenf survey fo ner Sociofogy cfass. CENTER: Mrs. Tyra answers many quesfions durfng Psycnofogy discus- sions. RIGHT: Rodney Effcfns pofnfs our exampfe of a case sfudy fo Mrs. Os- borne. I New Courses r T f 2i-s Promote Humon Understanding UndersTanding Themselves and oThers became The goal oT many sTudenTs Taking Psychology and Sociology. These courses, recenT addiTions To The Bryan Adams curriculum, oTTered sTu- denTs a chance To learn The reasons behind Their acTions. Psychology, insTrucTed by Mrs. Sylvia Tyra, dealT wiTh The ac- Tions and ThoughTs oT The human being, revealing The hidden moTivaTions behind everyday occurrences. Peoples' TuncTions in Their environmenT were sTudied and discussed by The Sociology classes, under The direcTion oT Mrs. PaT Usborne. ExperimenTs were conducTed ThroughouT The year, and sur- veys were Talcen Trom boTh classes. Psychology sTudenTs devised The TirsT Teacher EvaluaTion sysTem Tor BA, while The Sociology classes conducTed area surveys oT Their own. 86 Speech, lournolism Promote CommunicoTion in Leorning PerTecTion in speeches, dramaTic inTerpreTaTions, and dueT acTing was achieved by numerous sTudenTs Talcing Drama and Speech courses. GreaT TalenT was shown by boTh boys and girls as They pracTiced beTore, aTTer, and during school hours. ATTer learning modern wriTing Techniques Tor headlines and news sTories, iournalism sTudenTs began worlq on The Cougar Chronicle. This publicaTion provided an opporTuniTy Tor sTu- denTs To expand The public's knowledge oT school evenTs. Through ediTorial wriTing, sTudenTs conveyed Their ideas on cur- renT aTTairs To The school and communiTy. ff? sz T -4 . WW, ea T ,f 3 Milk 12 if lx' iiEQlrl'Z'f on snggmg Hifi 520162 Svrgo EAR A UKIZ 4. 0 H sis E 'A 6 1-. 'Meiji ,U . I 4 1 FAR RIGHT: Brenda Toon ano' Mile Campbell pracfice affer school in empfy classroom. TOP CENTER: Mr. Maflaclc lisfens fo sfudenfs' speeches. BOTTOM CENTER: Merilee Slroplancl and Alan l-lunfer pracfice on Duel Acfing, BELOW: Miss Anne Voss fallcs fo lier Journalism class abouf newspaper rules and policies. chi, 7 ig H s 's Music ond Art Stimulate Appreciation ot Fine Arts l i l i i l i i Loud sounds. sweet and sour, echoedtrom the band and or- chestra rooms as the musical talents ot students were devel- oped. Students who demonstrated exceptional slcills were mitted to play in the BA Band and Orchestra. Meanwhile, in the art department, students practiced sketching, painting, and carving. lvlany ot the young artists' projects were displayed in the trophy cases tor special recogni- tion. r crrr r ,iic per- Kgxg? WW .., 'N i i r New X tes me ,awe-nw We 't Pw 4v Xxx 1 Se' NWS Y J f yr Q -is Y' ,QA ,g x fqx K ! Qg, 771 I' ,el , Sqp Q ZX Q if' x t . , .1 E U7-if' 9 I 1 2:1 R.. 'P w D 'sd ' I . 'Shir A s s f. 1 'l f N till' :I I -412 sri . 1:53-12 ,,.. .' X . ., - ,u 'QC' . ' ' 'Y v'Q . ,., LEFT: Senior girl improves her slrefclving falenfs in arf class. FAR LEFT: Senior boys find Aff a perfecf lime fo express fliem- selves. ABOVE: Sfudenfs increase flzeir musical slcill flwrouglz membership in flue Band. in ABOVE: Cindy Sfeelman, junior, finds homemalring useful for learning fo sew. TOP RIGHT: Wood shop pro- vides an opporfunify fo build book shelves and cabiners. RIGHT: Senior boy finds fhaf Plasfic Shop requires close con- cenfrarion. FAR RIGHT: Melinda Henry finds Home Economics fo be an excellenr lime for exfending her wardrobe. I 3, i f --' i ., xp-' 'sn ' ,..-.- r -'Q 12:11 -'N Q21- 7 l S' 1 r lf 'J L 'x Home Economics, Industrial Arts Teach Valuable Skills Necessary slcills lor presenl and laler life were lauglil in Jrlne Home Economics and lnduslrial Arls deparlmenls. Consumer economics, family lnarmony, and cliild care were discussed in Family Living classes. Wardrobe design, sewing, cooking, and prolein requiremenls were lauglwlr in 'rlwe l'lome Economics courses. Equally useful skills were learned in 'rlne lnduslrial Arls de- parlrmenr. Arcliileclural designs were sludied by dralling slu- denls,wl'1ile cabinels and ollaer uselul ilems were made by slu- denls in llwe Wood, lvlelal, and Plaslics slnops. 191 Business Preparation lnspires Leu Basic programs provided sTudenTs wiTh The opporTuniTy To learn abouT Their chosen Tield and To gain experience Through on The job Training. Emphasis in The use oT indusTrial eguipmenT demonsTraTed To lndusTrial CooperaTive Training sTudenTs The need Tor skill in labor. Those who parTicipaTed in disTribuTive insTrucTion in- cluded adverTising and sTore and sales managemenT. l-lealTh OccupaTional CooperaTive Training aided Those sTu- denTs wiTh medical inTeresTs. VocaTional OTTice EducaTion sTu- denTs sTudied basic oTTice procedures. AgriculTural Coopera- Tive Training sTudenTs Trained Tor TuTure careers in Tarm and nursery managemenT. TOP: Mrs. Hazelwood helps solve Paula Furr's problems in office pracTice. RIGHT: Rose Ann Rico erases awayl' her mrsfalces in DE. FAR TOP: 5TuderrTs of all Types concenfrafe in Typing. FAR BOTTOM: Mr. Shores rning Hlaughes his way Through Book- lceeping. Students Begin Future in Ottice Prcictice Prospective secretaries and hopetul busi- ness executives took courses in Business Math, Typing, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping. Col- umns ot seemingly never-ending tigures en- abled students to learn the correct method ot keeping a company's books. Down the hall, Typing taught the basics and proper methods to deal with the contusing conglomeration ot torms. Shorthand provided the knowledge tor students to decipher the toreign language whichxat times somehow slipped away. 'I-K Xa. ABOVE: Mr. Richardson and his wife Welch fhe Band and Belles in an Asfrodome performance, TOP RIGHT: Mr. Richardson and Mr. Madison fall: wifh Rein- hard Zeigler in anficipafion of fhe San Angelo frip. RIGHT: Colonel McClure sup- porfs fhe Cougars by affending all foofball games. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Jusfice be- comes acfively involved in class discussions. FAR RIGHT: Mrs. Sharp explains absenfee procedures fo Mr. Freeman. iz l k m al. t h V -.. Jn N, -Ye'-. -' in s it rf . A 1 I g U Y mfr.: B, tk Q I . ,., i , . K no 1 l i ' ' TSE?- 'tf tH ,Q -sys-,esi : gr ' .AQ l .4 'Q I 1+ :G gi. J f 4 9 'H u .. 5 l . n . H ' it JK. , it i 'I' V ,-e.'- K, 0 D Qg.-?-sexi gm4 Foculty Follows Routines Sees New ond Old Activities This year, more modern ideas were lorought to the Dallas school system. Curriculum innovations involving the new no- exam schedule and the new program computers were intro- duced. Already equipped with the latest technological materials, teachers added their enthusiasm and interest to inspire youth- tul energy into usetul channels. Each taculty member strove to attain a greater amount ot achievement through their depart- ment activities. f Eef -af nl ll Q. ,M f YQU l PERSONALITIES ci smile is The whisper of o laugh. - ChiId's definition oss of 1971 Chooses Se ior Fovorites ANNE MOUNTS ZX - MNQQF' ' s -is W , ,,.,lE' is s w X t L, , 'lk DOUG ENGUSH STEVE ESTES 15 W Um ' S N fl ' ! 1 'S W' H74 ' -1 - 1 11 1 iii: fi ns KELLIE DEARING SSE Aan BLAKE JOHNSON SANDRA MYRICK Fovorites Nominoted From Closs of H00 TERRY MCCULLAR VICKI SPARKS Personalities Chosen by Graduating Seniors BETTYE ASH BETTYE LARRY CINDY LARRY ORTH CINDY GELDMEIER DAVID COYLE Q. Q.: f I xr, DAVID SUSAN SUSAN MCDONALD 5 Mg, ,W DS 1 TERRY TERR Qx Y TOMMY FRED WILLIAMS MARSHA RIMMER CARRIE PARKER , ,j,A,5. ,Vi CARRIE jew 5 MARSHA Senior Class '71 Nominoies Personalities PAUL KORKAMES A CLARENCE PAM L I . Q , , P iv 1. if CLARENCE TALLEY PAM HALL Voting Results in Senior Personolities MIKE JONES JEANNIE MIKE M JEANNIE LIVAUDAIS MIKE ILAOA V A V H SHARON GUY BILLY JOE MORRIS SHARON B. J. NORMA NORMA SAFFORD Bcilloting Decides Junior Personalities VICK BARLOW MARY ALICE MCLEAN QUENCY HILL JOANN FERGUSON JERRY LANCASTER PATH PARKER FRANETTE HOPKINS JEFF BURNETT 209 PAM WILSON GLEN HECKMAN RONNY JOHNSTGN JANICE GRAMMER Personalities Elected by Junior Class KIM SCOTT SHARON BROWN l l l MARK CROUCH LYNN LOWENTHAL Sophomore Closs Elects I97I Personolities KENNY HAEN SARA STARKEY ER TROY SIMPSON MIKE WALLIS BEKI BUNCH 'ii 3 E , . DIANE MARIS BOBBY DEBENPORT NANCY MULLINS LYNN CLARK gm A Q A Y Y'B vi :ff 'L rggx 51' 2' '- Vf' iB': ' T A ' A sk 24 if 'L SUSANNE OSBORNE MARK GUY LEO HOLLO ,ff- Senior Hearts Remember the Little Things E W OTTen amid a compeTiTive diversiTy oT people emerge a Tew selecT individuals ThaT consisTenTly reach Tor an unaTTainable perTecTion, reTusing To seT a lower sTandard Tor Their lives. AT Bryan Adams These are The sTudenTs ThaT oTTen quieTly spend hours organizing proiecTs and perTecTing experimenTal Tech- niques. They possess gualiTies ThaT magnelrically draw Them inTo The challenging world oT Today's people and Their ideas. To These Truly individual sTudenTs, The el ConquisTador awards The Treasured Gold Cougar Award or el C SaluTe. PresenTed To The rec:ipienTs on 'Scribble Day, The awards rep- resenT The enTire Senior class in honoring These ouTsTanding sTu- denTs. 216 ANN-..u.! Have soul, Tor iT is The shrine oT reason and iTs TaiTh malces easy The aTTainmenT oT every goal. IT is a giTT Trom heaven, and The mosT To be desired, because heaven's TirsT and iT's greaTesT. KaThy Downer, by living Through The viTal- iTy oT her soul, has personiTied BalTasar Gracian's philoso- phy in her years aT Bryan Adams. She has served as The BA Goals For Dallas represenTaTive, on The STudenT Council, and as a member oT The NaTional l-lonor SocieTy. As a senior, KaThy was elecTed Senior Class SecreTary, cheerleader alTernaTe, and was nominaTed Tor OuTsTanding Teenager in America. By virTue oT ouTsTanding worlc on The I97O annual as As- sisTanT EdiTor, KaThy was selecTed as EdiTor-in-ChieT Tor The I97I el ConquisTador. She worked long hours To insure ThaT The yearbook would live up To The liTe ThaT is Bryan Adams. Because oT her deTerminaTion, scholarship, and The example oT perTecTion she has seT Tor Those around her, The el Con- quisTador is proud To award The Gold Cougar To KaThy Downer. KATHY DOWNE wo Ednors Honored With Gold Cougor Wisdom is The principal Thing: ThereTore geT wisdom: and wiTh all Thy geTTing geT undersTanding. This guoTaTion Trom Proverbs 4 is apTly personiTied by Kyle Gooch. This Three-year A l-lonor Roll sTudenT has made valuable conTribuTions To Bryan Adams Through his knowledge and undersTanding in The fields OT music, language. maThemaTics, and liTeraTure. Kyle has parTicipaTed acTively Tor Three years in The Cougar marching and symphonic bands. l'le also served as a STudenT Council represenTaTive, lvlaTh Club Vice-PresidenT, EdiTor-in- ChieT oT The Senior Pub, and as a member oT The NaTional l'Tonor SocieTy. As a member oT The Spanish Club, Kyle conTribuTed boTh his Time and energies To The organizaTion's beTTermenT. l-le served as Club presidenT his Junior year and won a scholarship To Sal- Tillo, Mexico in l9o9. Kyle was a l97O Essay l:inalisT in The NaTional Council oT English Teachers and parTicipaTed in Bryan Adams' CreaTive WriTing organizaTion. The el ConquisTador is pleased To pre- senT The Gold Cougar Award To Kyle Gooch. KYLE GOOCH 2 Gold Cougar Awarded To Musician, Swimmer Music is indivisible. The dualism oT Teeling and Thinking musT be resolved To a sTaTe oT uniTy in which one Thinks wiTh The hearT and Teels wiTh The brain. WiTh These words George Szell sums up The essence oT a poTenTially greaT musician, noT merely a good one. l-leicould have been wriTing abouT Susan Lamb, an individual excelling noT only musically, buT in The Tields oT maTh- emaTics and science as well. ConTribuTing long hours oT pracTice To The Cougar band and orchesTra, Susan has won The respecT and awe oT her conTem- poraries. l-ler musical honors range Trom parTicipaTion in The All-CiTy To The All-STaTe Band, The All-STaTe OrchesTra, The All- STaTe l-ligh School Symphony, and The NaTional l-lonors Or- chesTra. As PresidenT oT The BA lvlaTh Club and The honorary Mu Alpha l'heTa, Susan has uniguely represenTed her school, win- ning The Air Force OuTsTanding Award in MaThemaTical Sci- ences. Susan has also acTively parTicipaTed in The Science Club, in The NaTional l lonor SocieTy, and was a NaTional lvleriT Schol- arship FinalisT. The el ConquisTador is proud To award a Gold Cougar To someone as deserving as Susan Lamb. SUSAN LAMB l l REINHARD ZIEGLER f ,J l fi -. if . L+ 95 if ' ig ' .- . fr y '- , up r,.. ' WA, f: -, R L 1 T ' 4 A l 9 D 4 C 1 Q Z 1 r Give The besT ThaT you have To The highesT you know - and do iT now. This sTaTemenT Trom Ralph W. SToclcman empha- sizes The need Today Tor individuals oT powerTul characTer and deTerminaTion. Reinhard Ziegler personiTies boTh oT These qualiTies Through his parTicipaTion in The ROTC program, The German Club, The NaTional l-lonor SocieTy, and on The BA Swim Team. l'lis genuine inTeresT in oThers wins him valuable Triendships and respecT. As a Three-year parTicipanT on The varsiTy swim Team, Reinhard excelled, parTicularly in The baclcsTrolce. l'le ranked TirsT in The hundred yards bacl4sTrol4e Tor l97l. Reinhard also conTribuTed his abiliTy as a leader To The RCTC program. ln his Junior year as The I4Th BaTTalion's Ser- geanT lvlaior, he received The CommandanT's Ribbon, Senior Army lnsTrucTor's Ribbon, Color Guard Ribbon, and The RiTle Team Ribbon, along wiTh honors Tor service, scholarship, aThleT- ics, and academic excellence. As a Senior, Reinhard served as The BaTTalion ExecuTive GTTicer. He also acTed as The I97I German Club presidenT and as direcTor oT The organizaTion's conTesT play. The el ConquisTador is pleased To presenT The Gold Cougar award To Reinhard Ziegler. 219 JOHN CLARK Nobody can be exacTly like me. Some- Times even l have Trouble doing iT. These words oT Tallulah Bankhead describing a unique sense oT humor and qualiTy oT obiec- Tive honesTy are personiTied in John Clark. WiTh his limiTless work on The el ConquisTa- dor sTaTT and his uncompromising individu- aliTy, John, also known as Flash, has broughT To lighT new perspecTives aT Bryan Adams. As head phoTographer Tor The el C, he has devoTed long hours To The planning, de- veloping, and prinTing oT endless sTaTT phoTo reguesTs. l-lis abiliTy To capTure on Tilm The impulsive vibrancy oT exciTemenT and The peaceTul soliTude oT a guieT mo- menT has given a new dimension To The yearbook. The el ConquisTador is proud To saluTe John Clark. ChrisT died and rose and lives. . .laugh as if all The people in The whole world were inviTed To a picnic and Then inviTe Them. Jo BeTh STephenson perTecTly reTlecTs This idea oT ChrisTian happiness. She served Bryan Adams as Vice-PresidenT oT The Na- Tional Honor SocieTy, AssisTanT Business Manager oT The CoThurnus Club, and as a member oT Thespians. As a 2-year member oT The el ConquisTa- dor sTaTT, Jo BeTh unscrambled word combi- naTions as Copy EdiTor and inTerviewed un- cerTain club members as OrganizaTions Edi- Tor. She also acTed as Vice-PresidenT oT Quill and Scroll. Because oT her conTribu- Tions To BA and her gualiTies as an individu- al, she has been nominaTed as an 0uTsTand- ing Teenager oT America. The el ConquisTa- dor is proud To saluTe Jo BeTh STephenson. JO BETH STEPHENSON ime ond Ettort Earn Students el C Salute if ANN KOVICH Look upon every day as the whole ot lite, not merely as a section: and enjoy and improve the present without wishing. through haste, to rush on to another. Ann Kovich, an outstanding individual in numer- ous areas at Bryan Adams, pertectly re- tlects the wisdom ot these words by Rich- ter. ln her Junior year, Ann placed in the Richardson l-ligh School and Baylor Univer- sity debate tournaments and received a summer scholarship to Northwestern Uni- versity. During her Senior year, Ann served as President ot the National Forensic League. Along with her speech activities, she participated in the BA Band and the National l-lonor Society. The el Conquista- dor is proud to salute Ann Kovich. There is no magic tormula tor achieving creativity - it is simply a way ot lite in a laboratory ot science dedicated to discov- ery and invention. Whether in the labora- tory ot science or music, Paul Low exempli- tied the creative abilities described by Dr. Paul Salzberg. l-le served BA as the l97l president ot the Concert Choir and as trea- surer ot the Cougar lvlarching Band. Attending the Texas Atomic Energy Re- search Foundation Symposium, Paul repre- sented the BA Science Club. l-le also served Bryan Adams as a member ot the Math Club, Chess Club, and as alternate cheerleader. As a member ot the Superin- tendent's Student Advisory Committee, Paul worlced tor greater harmony between the administration and individual schools. The el Conquistador is pleased to salute Paul Low. PAUL LOW 22 Enthusiastic Students Awarded el C Salute BONNIE COATNEY Gentleness is a divine trait, nothing is so strong as gentleness and nothing is so gentle as real strength. Bonnie Coatney possesses the unique qualities ot gentle un- derstanding and quiet strength described by Ralph W. Stockman. l-ler enthusiastic participation in Y-Teens, Spirits, Spanish Club, and as a Biology lab assistant evoked respect and admiration trom everyone as- sociated with her. For three years Bonnie worked as a dis- patcher, machine operator, and all-around industrious assistant in the IBM room. l-ler patience and sense ot humor helped to overcome problems with obstinate re- port-card tiles and scrambled schedules. She also gave her time and energy to work on the Senior Play, Senior Pub, and Bacca- laureate Committee. The el Conquistador is very proud to salute Bonnie Coatney. Science, treedom, beauty,: What more could you ask ot lite? Charles Lindbergh made this statement atter his tamous flight. The same words could apply to the interests ot David Winkler. l-lis activities in the tield ot science, and any other area ottering him a challenge, have enabled him to make sig- niticant contributions to Bryan Adams. Interest in logic-challenging activities in- duced David to become a member ot the BA lvlath, Science, and Chess Clubs. l'le served as president ot the Chess Club both his Junior and Senior year and was Science Club president his Senior year. David is also a two-year member ot the National l-lonor Society, lab assistant, el C photographer, and an instigator ot the Scuba Club. The el Conquistador is proud to salute David Winkler. DAVID WINKLER if ,Q L.: MIKE ILAOA The harder a man works, The harder iT is To surrender. Winning isn'T a big Thing - lT's The only Thing. Vince Lombardi's pow- erTul words were reTlecTed sTrongly in The consisTenT deTerminaTion oT The Cougars l97l VarsiTy FooTball CapTain, Mike llaoa. TiTled Herbie by his TeammaTes, Mike led The Big Green To a 9-I season oT hard- ToughT play. Evincing Tew grins Trom The op- posing linemen, Mike Tackled his way To numerous aThleTic TiTles. He was named All- DisTricT, All-GreaTer Dallas, and All-MeTro Tor '7l. Mike consisTenTly made The B Honor Roll, supplying conTagious enThusiasm in his classes. Because oT his deTerminaTion To al- ways give his besT, The el ConquisTador sa- luTes Mike llaoa. The human brain is a mosT unusual in- sTrumenT oT eleganT, and as yeT unknown ca- paciTy. STuarT Luman SeaTon's words per- TecTly describe The individualism and crea- Tive poTenTial oT Beverly Fordham. Through her leadership aT Bryan Adams in The Tields oT science and drama, Beverly has proven To be especially deserving oT recogniTion. ln I969, This ouTsTanding individual placed TirsT in Three caTegories aT The Dallas Regional Science Fair and TirsT in Tive caTe- gories aT The lnTernaTional Science Fair in ForT WorTh. In addiTion To scienTiTic achievemenTs, Beverly has acTively parTici- paTed in numerous speech evenTs and in Va- rieTy TheaTre Tor Three years. The el Con- quisTador is proud To saluTe a sTudenT as deserving as Beverly Fordham. BEVERLY FORDHANT 223 224 BA Students and Clubs Select Queens Throughout the l97O-l97l school year, Bryan Adams students select- ed queens to reign over special oc- casions and represent ditterent school organizations. The girls were elected either by individual clubs or by the entire student body. Fol- lowing the victory over W. T. White, the Homecoming Dance was held in the girl's gym. Toward the end ot the dance, the tive nominees were introduced and the queen was crowned. Atter outstanding seasons, both the tootball and basketball teams voted on a girl to specitically represent their organization. ANNE MOUNTS l97l Football Queen Key Club Sweetheart l l l -sf-M. 'ie --.ww 'QV '+n..m tt' '-was we l SUSAN MCDQNALD ee e n n eee e 1971 Basketball Queen mf ' ' ' ' . - VICKI SPARKS Homecoming Queen 225 226 1 X x N V xg- ,4A Q rm r-ar P' ,H X . '24-if -3. : ' is 1-,Ag ' f-J Y -A ' rl 32 .,- .. .- au, . 4,' j QI x x A. f. ,.1 N? CLASSES 'X ' ff: -U .r 4' It i p fs 1 - uu- hnnJ ' ., 1- .f f .-vi . ' I ..'t 13? au- , I, wx - . ' 1 G 1 kx'liYy.,x 1 Jlyy lg ' ,su : -4-. -.N ,V 1 - , - -.. we'd like to know o little bit about you for our tiles. we'd like to help you leorn to help yourself. look oround you. oll you see ore sympathetic eyes. stroll oround the grounds until you feel ot home. Simon ond Gortunkel f s... ' lx 3. h 'AV V' ' 'A7 ., -.if .Y9' ' '- 'tftttftwf .' 227 228 Donna Abel Warren Acrey Zane Agee Jeanne Allarecnl Sandy Alexander Margie Allen Carol Almgren Rosa Alvarez Debra Anderson Susan Anderson Bill Andrew Beclcl Andrews Torn Anrnony Ginger Arcner Llsa Armstrong Murl1Armslrong Danny Auslln Cheryl Aulry Jacqueline Babb Enrique Baez Lynn Baker sophomores Sophomores o Wa f or ,roo ,roooe,re J err. o :kr V. A , i , sl 3 3- f 3 -.L I. 4 .1 ! ' ,. iv 1 f .- 1, A f fix. Tia f ,N k U --rff A or r.rr . , A o an '-ll rrrr , lllr- A ' - l 'ff ' P Par Eubanlcs cfecorares rhe halls of B.A. wfrn rhe assistance of anorher splrfr Spirit Decorations Build Cougor Enthusiasm fs s x .A ! i l w I sr '3 i. 6 A G , Q? 'gf' 5 l , if . K ii Q my . B 0- ,. ii ' A ff' l . , - 'J' I L 'BX wx '. 114 fc - W ,' gl L A A '31 5 A ' ' - 1 we L A 'Q S - 1 1 i ' N , ' em r' i B t- B - A ff 1. fr Q- 3 ' at 'lam , l' ' r . K 43 32 ' , . , , au., ' .Xl ,. G, ,, ' if B J l l' Q! 1 ' x Y 1 l or o'r e K , ' ' fp, Q.. ' i nv, 7 X 1 , 'Irv V ., - 4 ' , ,f M, C r B to 1' ff f' W Y 4, Z? so B ri? , 4- , Win , 4. IAA, - .w , I a 'L A' 1 fa 1 ff I Cindy Ball Bobby Bsnlrsfon Angela Bannister Pam Barker Cindy Barnes Rita Barnett Susan Barnett Beverly Barton Perry Bartlett Julie Bean Milne Bedford Paul Beene Matt Beesley Elissa Bell Vicke Bell Greg Bell Debbie Bellah Danelle Belzer Mike Bennett Sherry Bennett Cathy Benton Ricky Benton Mimi Berry Jodi Beverly Mike Bird Mike Black Naiala Boren Elizabeth Bosler Debbie Boswell Doug Boswell Rita Bower Donna Boyd Martin Boyd Barbara Boyle Eve Brady Lana Branch Doug Brandenberry Bill Brandenburg Rachel Breittelder Cindy Brewer Garlya Brewer Gary Brazil: Janet Bridges Patti Brinkley Annette Brown David Brown Patricia Brown Shirley Brown Stephen Brown 229 230 Kathy Brownriqg Glen Bruner Rolayne Brunson David Bryant Becky Buckley John Buckner Becky Bunch Ricky Bunch Stephanie Bunch Ricky Burch Glen Burden Steve Burgess Jody Burnett Robin Burton Denise Butler Tony Byers Michael Caldwell Katy Calhoun Jan Campbell Ralph Canada Debbie Cannon Vicki Cannon Patty Cantrell Cathy Caperton Katy Carpenter Laura Carroll Carolyn Carson Cary Carter Georgia Carter Ricky Carter Cindy Carver Pat Caster Tirn Castleberry Margaret Cathey Karen Cavanaugh Jane Cave Keith Chatlin Roger Chandler John Chaplain Kathy Chesney Douglas Chesser Elsa Chuisano Scott Chubin Chris Clark Juane Clark l.aVon Clark Lynn Clark Mike Clark Paula Clark sophomores - RJ? . 553,631 is , A X 5, H . 6, 1. i J ...,,, 6. -a mi , , KJ: Q. Z-6 fa. uy,, A J iiyy vu hh 5 . i , Jw J' V .- V ef I-L+ f ' V' ' J J -su 'FI Wz. I J. J ,,,. g. X X B .-JJJ A Y f 'uu- , . . ,iv f r X Q 3 f ,J J E N,,, t ffl J E-. te s i:Tii'i5iies3J12V irq: . ink 'Y '. 'twig J',,. 1 l 2 :J Q, V rg i i ' if ifiilly my J l 4 NW R ' x alll ' w S Q W W. A A J J is-5 if , . ,,,.1 A A 'i. 1,e I J 'J l fil l 'J Ji in C fb' Q 1 ft, 1 i. af ir, J ' 'Z J J issrr Q J J .J-.M aw .. M 1 ' ,, L llar , 4 gf il X 4 in 'les x J, K J JJ B M' e J 'f C P- :JD J .iii mf. its J J . 1 of fhe Cougar Marching Band pracfice in earnesf during Hve as x 1 I 1,1 ' .rw L' 1572 aw., . .. . fs. .,., . we-- -..,-.-- ' ,. lm we-ig .ur---2' Ni. ' , L, 'L . ,. . .., ., ,M 1. ' ,J .' V 2- xx ' Iv -T M' uk , ,A ., 3 arf-ff mv.. . .A .. , it T? , . V Q LLZ, , . ' Q fr 5. ,C ' 1 -43- N- l ' 33 ' fa Q l 5 Z i A .f .Q ' 1 l l 'Y L 1 ' ix .wg 4 , H U , ., m H' ...Nz ,,,. . 'LE ,, i ax , S 2? if , Q. af W X vi- fav .A,,, my , ll C ' 4 ff Hi' fl: ks, t 1 1 ig' 3 ly, Sydney Clark Julia Claymen Becky Clemenvs 'Q ' K Nancy Cochran ,K 55' NelICol1en Sue Colden 6 l Kelly Coleman Laura Coleman Pevricia Coleman Denms Collms Cl-urisri Cook Debbwe Cool: Kevin Cook Paul Cornell Dan Cowan Kermefh Cox Rlclward Cox Luvnma Crawiord Sylvla Crawford Karen Crews it - Gary Cross I Rex Cuff-s James Dale Rene Dalmas David Damel N 232 Early Morning Nleelings Organize Spirit Jimmy Danrier Peggy Daveriporl Melanie David Karlmy Davison Judy Davies Barbara Davis Debbie Davis D et Davis Nicki Davis Richard Davis Suzy Davis Susan Davis Harold Dawson Jan Deaflieraqe Bob Delaenporl Deon Dempsey Doug Depoma Kim Denman Mike DeVeney Melissa Dickinson Judy Dillirig Georgia Dismulres Paula Dixon Paulerre Doidson Milne Doly Dan Drake Gary Drew Sleplianie Dugqer sophomores I ' -nie: , is , ' w fl! f . .Hp i -vis' 'Z Syl gli rr, E ,Q 1 k 'sv I r ,Qu vw- X ky ' QR jk V 5 an 6 V Vyw.,.,, -ff' . , 1 f' ' ' r x EX Q i ' . 5 9 ' vs A i. ' 1 l Ik 1 N X r 1 'Vx Varbara Beo'd1'ngffefd and sfsfer spfrffs puf ffre pep In We a5sembffe5. Jean Dundwey Jacquelyn Dunn Rhonda Dunn Barbara Dysarv Linda Dysarr Joy Eason Amanda Eafon Larry Edmisforv Nancy Edwards Debbie Erdson Karen Ekrss Debbwe Eklls Margaref Ellws Mark Emerson Lean Emerson Donna Enqsfrom Mark Epstewn Randy Erwrn Mark Erwin Befsy Esves Ekarne Estes Mark Egtlwck Pafrima Eubanks Mwke Eucy Debbie Evans Suzerfe Evans Kennefh Evans Linda Ealkenburq Henry Ferns Jeff Ferguson Randy Ferguson Dennrs Fiske Debby Frelds Barry Fme Roxanne Flefsche r 233 Barbara Fleicher Peggy Fisrcher Karl Flusche Mike Foiey Jane? Ford Linda Forrester Ka?hy Forsyfhe Wes Fosrer Laura Fowier Connie Fox Marvin Fugifi Pam Fuifon Teresa Galbradh Dennis Gambill Lisa Gandy Maria Garcia Phiiip Garner Eiizabefh Gear Vicki Gentry Sianley Genrzler Nancy German Monfr Giiber? Janey Goldsby Chrisry Gonz Rebecca Gonzaies Connie Goodwin Jane? Goodwin Anne Goodwin Carol Gracey Kay Graham Daryl Gran? Debbie Gray John E. Gray Carl Green Cindy Green Russ Green Anna Gregory Laura Griffin Marsha Griffin Euveii Grubbs Mike Grubbs Paul Grubbs sophomores W. 'ii ii 1'r A arf' xii 5 Sf in I' ,. 2 x ig 2 15- ,. - 'N A rf 3 C , A.. M. -.mvgrsfsg 1 1 Wx GQ fr' ' T C 'F' i 1 my 1 . eg ' - 5, ..,yy y. F.- i Xi '-if ,K i .I gg ,G y J ,iff-, ' ???'T7 f X S fig LL Kal , ' iiiiiii G if r ff WN Y : r J aarrrri 2 orra J airr i G ' Q fx gi' 3 51' 'l g rg 'o f- J -Q f ' 5 C J N 'ii 3? -. Ei 'I A 45, 44 ,, 1 i Q31 1,7 5 Q1 , xg r 5 ,A - n ,, I -J T Y z ' 5 r G IRL r 1 'iff' , aglf ' ' 'L' M . In nj... t ,H , , gig 4 O v QT, .- 3 - 5, ' - -4.7, 'Vu ' ' 1 fi - F 'V 'E .S Whaf's on everyonefs mind. . Teresa Guidry Mrke Gunnels Jan Guy Mark Guy Jerry Guyer Keren Hedley Kenny Hafner Meri HAH Barbara Hekey Brenda Hamby Jerry Hamm Ron Hsrnm Susan Hammett Bruce Hampvon LesHe Harnpfon Wess Hampton Benji Harnrwck Mitchell Harber Mary Harlan vrckae Harper Brenda Hams 235 236 Crepe Pciper end Spirit Enguli Auditorium Cami Harris Melladee Harris Nancy Harris Sandra Harris Virgil Harris Debbie Harfman Susan Harvanelr Beveriy Haskeff Candy Hafcneil Ciwris Hafcher Sfanley Hauqhey Larry Heilums Dan Hernedinqer Theresa Henderson Teresa Henry Lee Hesse Laura Hefiweringfon Ci'lucllHici1man David Hickman Clark Hickocir Siephen Hicks sophomores we, 8 4 5 f. . .axis : . 5 ' , ' K' , -. al J ,, y Xj t 'l I 'V T . is ,f fn-' H yy - sr' .- 'X -I r i v i f 1 ,li A, I y I ' X X s i V x X J 9 ...1 A F 2 5 n .,x if l 1:1 ,X VI ' - tl , i , S L ly J fd l iif Fx l A Q3 , I ,N 2 '2 2 L' i z 9. I - ,- y - ff 31 ,J , if . y My J J 'S 1 ' Y F ,',, 1 . kk A i ,V fit. ' I N J . VX ' ' h s. .- '1 ' v ' ll il x ,' . 5 J i 1' V ' g ' P s by my 5, , , , R ,i Af 2:00 on Mum Day, all spfrif breaks loose. Cathy Higqinbofham Kenny Hill Tina Hill Neva Hoffman Debbie Holguin Phyllis Hollabaugh Cofhy Holland Bobby Holland Scort Holloway Leo Hollo Melanie Holt George Hood Debbie Horton Iwo Jima House Dove Howell Carole Huff Dennis Hughes Kevin Hunsolner Milne Hunter Betty Hurley Bill lngley Ben Ivey Judy Jefferies Kenny Jerome Forrest John Debra Johnson Jeannie Johnson John Johnson Lise Johnson Sieve Johnson Sharlotle Johnsfon Jana Jolly Cindy Jones Debbie Jones Keifh Jones Susie Jones Marvin Jones Neil Jones Sally Jones Wanda Jones Robin Judy Peffy Juno 237 Richard Kamper Terry Keller Leroy Kelley James Kellum Brad Kernpson Susie Kilmer Sylvie King Sylvia King Richard Kinney Clwrisri Kirby Donna Kirby Jeff Kniqhf Jimmy Knipp Anifa Kohl Alan Kolb Connie Krause Denise Kuykendall Mark Kuykendall Debbie Lacy Rosemary Lalumia Tony Lane Bill Laporfe Bonnie Lapsiey Sheri Laroe Osberf Lassberg Don Lawrence Carol Ledbefrer Virginia Leonard Beth Lewis Cindy Lindgren Tom Lloyd Raylari Loggins Cynrliia Lolirengel Gene Long Linda Loveledy Debbie Lurnmas David Lumpkin Mike Lynch Sliaron Lyons Deborah Maas Claudia Maced Linda Mackie Bill Macrnanus Gayla Maddox Torn Maddox Randy Malone Rickey Malone Denise Malone Mike Mandrell sophomores Qillllllml 'li X X iii Q in if 5 H r L fi' ,lt fr.. J 2 in , V. ga g f' J K r' W , L ,, A., My 'fi ' if fe 7a w w A 114' v Q 9 ' .F 2 WF 9 ff ,Q , l 5' Y 1 P i ' N -. - k r '-is , 1 A I f i' s. i in e H is an we - ' ,K -- r .sy ' VW ' ll ' rp r fi , emwwf 5. W, - 'R ,. 1 D i .L-f ,i K px . -+ v i f r e ' i ' fi 5 - ' r L Z' 3, ' Q -y N - Ziff 'li V ii D - K l , gr A ,fx ,: r L I ' 'Q if ri -0 ,,., ,,,,, 1 W,,.lL , Q? ,AB ' 'i f . E Paula Marble Sheri Marble Charles March Diane Maris Dennis Marshall Richard Marshall Dale Marshbanks Debbie Marlin Diane Martin Robert Marfin Susan Marlin Janie Marfinez Lynn Martinez Derek Massey Richard Masterson Leslie Maihews Becky Maffhews Norma May Randy Mayes Mike Mays Jan McAlavy Belly Mccaleb Lisa McCIenan Donna McCollum Richie McCracken Kay McElroy Tess McGinnis Diane McGinnis Marcia McKee Sieve McKelvey Palti McKinley Debbie McKissick Aloaha McLaughlin Charles McLaughlin Bruce McMahon Janice McMurfrey Andy McNamara Barbara McNeill John McRae Mark McWaHers Nancy McWilliams Nancy Meagher Harry Meek Marsha Meek William Mikosz Diane Michaels Debbie Mullen Danny Miller Ricky Miller 239 240 Butch Milier Tim Milier Neresa Minarree Dan Mofiefr Arline Moncriei Barbara Monk Paul Montgomery Mike Moores Toni Moreno Carolyn Morris Jimmy Morris Mike Morris Max Morley Nancy Muiiins Bobbie Munoz Rickey Murphee Asuka Nakahera Thomas Napper Paulo Nelson Ricky Netrle Kerry Noble sophomores Wggi . , 59, 3 r 5 bw 4 . X W 'gm' , i iirr M y zy o , my gy ' vr.,., v yyr ,.,f.,,,,,m3 ,M M -an K-mmm' ,IJAVV K. : ,X 5. ' ' 4 4 To some sophomores lunch fs nor rho hfghpoinf of ine day. il' is K in s i 1 3 E ,,, i Lunchroom Provides Change of G -, Q r if gif, up ,sin l P' , Q'i 6- 0 ! ,YZ l l 3 i 1 Atmosphere ' A it Edd New Barbara Noler Pct Norris Barbara Norton V- Monica Norwood Yvette Oakes Karen O Dell P in Deseria Ogden Elizabeth O Neal Gary Oostveen Susanne Osborne al Gregory Packwood Carolyn Padgett Chip Page I-aa N 'E 1 F Debbie Painter -- Bentley Palez Barbara Palmer - Milne Panffoeder nr-v i ' - X W' Greg Paris i-.31-. Pl ' .V Sheila Parker 8 , P ug Kathie P.-,fir 1. . Steve Partridge - Sw nne P ttill as 3 y e o .QV ' xiii' al Q ' r g Paula Patterson x --.e 5. 5' ' 3 Glenda Pearson 7 f l W' E- Teresa Pecina Sherry Peek I ' hz SX John Penn il ...O P 2 yy R d P ku . sg ' an y er ins . 5 A 'ff A 9 Q iw , red Perry 6 6 ' lk' P . Q Margaret Petrey f A Q J V3 5- 'A+' . HY - - 3- 5 X -- fr my I . Karla Phillips ' ' ' rfrff U W Msn Phauaps I l 1 y ffl: f Lynn Philp ' v iii -ifr I P Jayne Pierce l i Y y i i Qs if Scott Pierce 6. Jenn Pietzsch slit f J lg 51? . T ay , Robert Pill Debe Plumb Vicki Plunlr Mike Pluto Mitch Pluto f gyf riss N Y N if x 24 42 Laine Pochrnann Terry Pogue John Posey Pai Powers Kevin Prentice Lea Prevrisiil Johnny Quill Elaine Quinn Kirn Ragan Danny Raqsdale George Randle Reber? Rapp Joe Reflifi Roxann Reames Teresa Reernes Karen Redding Sharon Redding Chris Reeves John Reeves Sidney Reid Nancy Richardson Roland Richardson Jane? Riclmeffs Manuel Rico Janice Riddell Duane Rimmer Maris Rivera Denise Roberis sophomores 'F' J . I M' 1 I -meg 'TMm.,,, - im, 7 - 'wr' ii tw Sfudenrs soon find our Hier V, makeup fesfs are nof as 2 easy as fhe original. i , .. Q, .A M? is '53 I X 'ff -x ' i 4 W , v i -S., if m i as r :.,. 7 l ,, .mn A Q A 5 . We 4- wage f f 2 -' r. x trim X -1 X .N ,S gi! 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' A I s 'V l , l Danny Robison Chrisfy Rodgers Cindy Rodgers Lin Rodgers David Rogers Melissa Roland Judy Rose Shauna Rose Rise Rosenkranz Karolyn Rofhecker Tommy Rowan Augusfin Rubio Chrisfy Rush Laurie Rush James Rush Kay Sage Jimmy Saller Melinda Scales John Schoonover Valerie Scilies Mark Scogqins Vickie Scoll Dyane Sealey Karen Selden Sandra Sell Jill Sellers Wayne Seymour Marcus Shanlrle Sally Sharrock Marfha Shaw Paul Shearer Mark Shepherd Leroy Shepperd Vicki Shipman Sieve Shocklay Norma Shoemaker Mark Simmons George Simpson Troy Simpson Greg Sims Marianne Sipriano Mark Slevin 243 Bo Smith Cathy Smith Kathy Smith Cindy Smith David Smith Debbie Smith Keith Smith Mark Smith Sandy Smith Elaine Spaeth Sheila Spotswood Jerri Staring Sara Starkey Richard Steele Craig Stephens Brice Stephens Kasey Stspp Liz Stewart Janet Still Joe Stovall Theresa Stroman James Stroup Terry Strouse Janet Strucely Ann Strucely Howard Surovil: Don Sutton Ronald Sutton sophomores 244 Open mouths of enthusiasm dominate the Spirit scene. -4-N 5' if ' ' -it Jin-w fffifrtei f ft . Y , ' - iw' L it 4' t i V ff r : S, 'W S. S - , f, QV W , if kk,r Sirivx , A A S, ,. ,. fi, S 5, by S, JVV V ,. x H fs 41:5 f . - In - gi, S r S 'V 1 S- 5,7-,f . f S iit SS S V , ,, 4, ,V Sz , f i K- K K' ' ' 1 ' . 'f ,., f'J'L t34SZ, . 1, 2 'VLH . 0 7 V -XVL ' ff: '72 - ' S S 1 C L- Sz. S L N 'iii H , , ' g w A fi, 'gi .,, ,, we as W S. X- ' ,ff i ' eff' 1, ' t ii A 1 -n -in -Q L i-i I ,,,,' K ft V 3 4 1 f 'V S 1 y K ' Y lui if I Football Stadium Vibroies With Spir' .!.. 'T . -i xx l,f E 'vi Q' 'U' S fx Q i l , , , s l f l . , i ..V.,., V W- ' i i Q Y r ' ' T xi, w 'T 7 x g 4- . A TA' yy fr as ' -Q '1 , 4: 115 1 i -5 i 5- ' il Yygi ii lf l T .- x 'I x x . ' Ax Q , l . l alex M IJ l X x T'- 1- , ra X f. i - Y i N s ' l -ll ig. an s if l '.-' 4 .. ' T 0 .. . G 0 l A gi X r T' V , I l i V X X l I i 5 i 1 'fat E I , 5' M ,E , , ' 'N 5 l L l IT Sam Smith Vicki Surcel: Tim Swanson Carl Swick Bonnie Talley Tami Tanner Margarel Tarpley Terry Tale Brad Taylor Cheryl Taylor Gwen Taylor Sid Taylor Joseph Taylor Donald Terry Ronnie Tharp Sheryl Thomas Nancy Thomas Anfhony Thompson David Thompson Gail Thompson Thomas Thompson Don Thornfon Jill Thylault Carolyn Tipping Don Titus David Todd Jay Tolman Mark Tooley Ray Torrez Peggy Trull Charles Tucker Greg Tucker Mary Jayne Turbeville Mary Turner Suzanne Ullasz John Van Jeanna Van Horn Belly Vann Debbie Varner Carol Vaughn Peggi Vaughn Vicki Vaughn 24 246 l sophomores Jeff Veazey Deborah Verhoeven Brad Vice Joe Vickers Monica Wallace Terry Wallace Mike Wallis Debbie Ward John Ward Cindy Wafson .loy Walson Kay Wefson Laura Weafherbee James Webb Mark Webb Craig Weeks Marla Wells Marvin Wells Mary Wells Grelchen Werner Daniel Werlh Janet Wheeler Debbie Whilalrer Gary Whife Sherri While John Whilson Mona Whiffilrer Roger Whirton Charles Williams Dinah Williams Glenda Williams John Williams Kafhryn Williams Scoff Williams Steve Williams Cheryl Williamson Don Willis Teresa Willis Lynne Willis Jim Willows Leigh Wilson Jackie Wilson 1' I r M J it f 5 ii sf v W Q ia. -fam, W5 4 9 . 1 yy, isa, lzmffb V wi i 2 . ,r- x .. ,, 'll i flfff' K A ga? K: X , A , if 'f , V i L ,V vain! V , in 4,5 , H ,l ,V - w W , y ill ri W- 1' ., - , ll - L -H. , ff' ,Q--5 V ii if Q ,.,5' i f ll lj r seri if I ff , V' V iff., I. 2 ' i'V.V 5 I ,yy y .f 'Q K M A - s . rs i rv I , :E gg - - we , ii i V I K yd. fr ,4-y W. , W , .r.,,. 5, -4'-x,.,.,..y ,r'. W fn. i i ' - 7 i ' f ,vi ,' K pirifs honor flue performance of fhe Belles wfrh a perfecrfy execufed ard frfclr. 42, G f Qi is 5 5 '65 Y , .ax V W' 'v 'K . 5: I ,k 9 ' 3 A A E 'E' li if RLY, J 1 mg, '....f' 1 I x Y Y pq 'Q ax I 7- 1 f 4? ' i gr: ffl e.A, T , A x M . -.4 f-s T A1 , E ,L X f we X K ,- -of, ... rg.. I A ' '-v. Wi ,MM ri' ,,,, li x Kathy Wilson Kevin Wilson Mary Wilson Paul Wilson Jerry Windham Kclliy Willrirow Wendel Wivhrow Keren Wollman Debbie Woods Patsy Woods Clmerri Wrighl Tina Yarbrough John Yenne Susan Yoaclium Cynthia York- Milie Yorlc Tim Yoss Doug Young Jolm Young Ted Youngblood Richard Younlrman Carol Zuber Cefhy Claverbaugh George Danielson Dusfy Sexlon Venifa Storey 247 248 Karen Abell Chuck Adams Randy Adkins Suzanne Aduddell Kim Akerman James Alexander Allred Allen Ronnie Allman Jeb Ardoin Sieve Armour Doug Arnold Elayne Arnspiger Danny Askew Jerry Ausfin Roddy Aus+in DeDe Avereff Gail Axe Palfi Badgell Terry Bagby Janie Bailey Thomas Bailey Deb Baker Terri Bales Carolyn Ballew Marilyn Ballew Nancy Bamberger Jeannine Banning Judy Barker Vick Barlow Bernard Barnes juniors Juniors 47 Eifher way you have fo pay Transportation Varies Among Students Randy Barnes Vicki Barnett Kim Barr Kim Barta Rick Bass Jolnn Bates Tom Baugh Jeanell Baxter Melinda Baxter Walt Beaman Linda Beasley Tommy Beaver f Beverly Beddingtield Ricky Beisert David Bell '- 413 249 50 Sally Bell Leslie Bender Judy Benlson David Berry Richard Biles Noble Birlcel David Bishop Tim Blacl: Samuel Blain Jolwn Blanlc Riclcy Blann Paula Boggs Leslie Bolwme Billy Bollon Barbara Bone Lee Boollw Emily Bornlwoldl Gary Bobsliclc Calliy Boyle Dudley Bozeman ,fi we 'fzgfiwi V' 'fi if-1, 9 4 4 X 'EEA wif , nz X We-N I 5 Cynfhfa Quiroga exclaims her new discovery as friends look on. juniors if is ' ,Ng iiaar Q f,.-,E-L' iz ,K .1-if ae' 1 2' aux Sv--V fc 'Of' L f '? . 'flaw or . 9 if Q 3:91 Y f fix xmi -aw. 'est' we 'Q 7 l' ii 'i . 4. 1 i4'i si J , ii i iivs i be eg: v-Ja y V o . I i. I T ' ' fi? A W 1 A 1 Y .bi G., 5 ' 'Rx 'Q f. 3 s..- .55 W A 31 f P- ki -bil i, , 'S xxh 4' K X , if 4 . . ' i X rf . Bill Brandslefler James Branscome Daniel Braswell Chris Brawley Liz Breiflelder Carlfon Bridge Kafherine Bridges David Brochu Pam Brooks Paffi Brooks Bruce Browder Gary Brown Linda Brown Merrily Brown Nancy Brown Jane? Browning Kenny Brunner Beverly Buchanan Paul Buchanan Nicki Bunch Terry Bunfon David Burdefie Lana Burnard Jeff Burner? Ricky Burrescia Lesfer Burfon Sally Bu++erField Joyce Byrd Nancy Byrd Susan Cain 252 Youths Pledge Potriotism in Ceremony Tina Callahan Sarah Calvert Janice Camp Kim Campbell Terry Cannon Christy Cantley Carol Cantu Robert Cantu Mary Carlton Riley Carter Linda Cartwright Jill Cary Donald Caster Durward Cates Lynne Cerveny Debra Chambers Casey Chandler Cindy Chandler Milne Chandler Roger Chapman Paul Chapman Benny Cheelc Pat Chenault Alan Cheney Chuck Chesser iuniors si A . . .x . ff K. ii '1'5' Y ,, Fr? ea area WWW s i W ., , , L ,W i Q orrr r 1 it i. L 1 ,E , t ll 'UP 'R ig? eaie o esaf ., qzk t t. WRC C I i ii is A itwwi H - it 1,, ff! it l A lit' is ,Qi l e' S k Kg -A y rs, vi' r R.O.T.C. horror guard displays the Stars ana' Stripes along with the big green flag. Jerry Chrisfian Cheryl Claiborne Alan Clarke Kafhy Clemens Becca Colfer Renee Cohen Judy Cole Cafhy Coleman David Coleman Glenn Coleman Palrick Coleman Sherry Collins Ernie Cook Paffy Cook Cynfhia Corley Cymhia Corliss Mike Corn Joseph Cossaboo David Courrege Jan Cox IU Carol Crabfree Mike Crablree Pai Craig Tommy Craven Mark Croucli Jimmy Croy Bonnie Crufclifield Jackie Culpepper Vickie Culpepper Gayle Cummings Debbie Cundill Mike Dallas Tommy Dalmas Donna Daniel Linda Daniels Russell Daniels Jane Daniels Duane Danlzler Wynn Dauglierly Greg David Danny Davis Debra Davis Greg Davis Judy Davis Susan Davis Eddie Davis Charles Dean Edward Dees Paul Denninglon Dennis Devine niors 'ii' of iv FFT' nik - Q - F wr, 9: 5 'ai il. yy, D E i f D S0 fo! shawl Janice Dewees Daniel Dickson Ann Dilling Jimmy Dixon Brenda Dodd Larry Dolfon Doug Dommer Tracy Donihoo Janene Dooley Susan Dooley Sharon Douglas Charles Dozier Nancy Drake Richard Dralce Shane Drigqs Gene Duclcworfh Gary Duffey Paula Dugger Donna Duncan Jim Duncan Ray Dunn Murray Duran? Debbie Dyer Rex Egan Nancy Edgar Kaihy Edwards Rebecca Edwards Janef Ellis Carolyn Elsby Judi Ernsl 56 Enticing Gdors Lure Fcimished Students Gordon Evans Becky Ewing Jo Falls Paifie Falzone Mike Farley Karin Fegraeus Malay Fellon David Fenley Bren? Ferguson Joann Ferguson Larry Ferguson Saraln Ferguson Beverly Ferrell Chris Field Elizabelln Fielder John Finlclea Nelda File Debbie Flanagan Suzi Flelclner David Floyd Tim Flynn Dave Foran Peggy Forbes Linda Foren Kafliy Forresl iuniors Sfuclenls eager lo beef llie lunch bunch rush foward appellzing smells S- ,,..... 0 xx-4ara' f9'x Donna Foun+ain Jane Frank Terri Frank David Franklin Wanda Franklin Sharon Franks Raymond French Carla Friddle Michael Fries Ronnie Fulgham David Fuller Allen Fuqua Deborah Galloway Terry Galloway William Gammon 258 Dennis Gani Diane Gardner Gary Garrefi Glen Garreff Par Garreff Louis Garreff Clayron Gaufreaux Randy Gehrinq Gary Geldmeimer Rhonda Genfry Sfephen Genfry Clnarlofie George Janie Gibbons Jane Gibson Alan Giobke luniors Ray Richards expfains his opinion on. fo fhe class as a fellow sfudenf foo we E 4 ' .5'x Q17 'Qi 1-7 - xr!! if 6' 'a W T f' . . Y 5-J-gif Q Ffa, if r.. T 'P i' lx is 5. 'X K .3 7 S' 'A 1 x 'P 'P . SCM wx.- W i 5 G . ....,- Wx ff 'L wi I li Linda Goff Tim Goff Sharon Golihar Anifa Gonzalez James Goodwin Rifa Gdrfschallc Charloffe Gracy Debbie Graham Jeff Graham Janice Grammer Jean Graves Carol Gray Susan Gray Debbie Green Donald Green Don Green Kim Greenman Linda Griffin Roger Griffin Gordan Griffifh Shelley Grimes Daryla Griser Mike Groblewslci Glennda Grube Milne Gruben Sylvia Guerra Glenna Gulsvig Mary Haqler David Hall Margarel' Hall 25 Mary Hall Roberf Hall Gary Hammefl Regina Hanks David Hanna Curfis Hardaway Nancy Hardesly Sandy Hardy Sandy Harringlon Brooks Harris Carolyn Harris Sandy Harris Bobbie Harrison Chris Harlford Mike Harfwig IUVTIOFS Debbie Cundiff fakes a lifffe ffme our from her long, Hard day Student Takes Time Out to Relax in Study Hull 43 Y WZ. 11 .iz Aa x X T? ,i 4 sb i 'l 'Cf 4 Marison Harvey Gary Hasclwke Barbara Hass Katlty Hastings Gary Hatcher Tedilu Hatclner Barbara Hattield Martin Hawes Tommy Hawn Bill Hayden Ricky Hayden Gerald Hayes Glen Heckman Karen Helm Gail Helton Fred Hendricks Gary Henley Kathy Henry Ricky Henry Connie Hensley Linda Henson Frank Herrin Cindy Hickman David Hickman Carolyn Hightower Richard Hiqhlower Leofa Hill Randy Hill Quency Hill Richard Hill Sandy Hill Shelley Hill Dori Hodges Fran Hogue Debbie Holland Margie Hollis Laura Holloway Sleven Holmes Sieve Holf Willie Honza Kalhy Hoofen Franelle Hopkins Rodney Horn Debi Hornaclc Terri Horne Sfanley House Lyn Howard Kafhy Howser Mike Hoye Rodney Hubbard Jean Hudson Toni Huff Mary Lynn Hughes Debbie Hulme MarkfHunsalcer luniors fl' EJ' ual Q..- NY Janef Hum' Janef l-lunfer Lana Hunfer Tom lbbofson Vyanne llcel John llaoa Becky lmhoff Diane Ivey Jody Jackson John Jackson Kendall Jacobs Thomas Jacobs Sfeve Jenkins Meg Jensen David Johanninq Donna Johnson Malcolm Johnson Nina Johnson Terri Johnson Terry Johnson Bill Johnson David Johnsion Ronny Johnsfon Janie Joiner Paffie Jolley Lynn Jones Larry Jones Brenl Jones James Jordan Debbie Jus+ice 263 264 ' Gym Exercises Develop More Than Muscles Karl Kabanelc Linda Kelsey Brenda Kennedy Cynfliia Kennedy Becky Kenner Gary Kenl Danny Kerley Teresa Kienifz Tony Kienzle Debbie Kilpalriclr Phyllis Kilpafriclc Janie King Mall Kinsey Richard Kirby Teri Kirby Karon Knighren David Knox Sieve Knox Lee Knurlw Janel Kovar Nancy Krenricli Debbie Kuclc Barbara Kundl Connie Lagadinos Reggie Lagow juniors iff.. A 5 fb' X 1' I 'Q 4' Jan and ner friends sfruggle fheir way fhrough fiffy sffups l i i , f v V i F is HQ 1 l L , i x l We L Q W as . ,, 7 IM. si L L , y- V gif f , M.. -M.,-'Q Jerry Lancasfer Pamela Landrum Mike Lane Donna Laney Kafhy Laquey George Lariscy Leanna Lasfer Beckye La+l1am Rick LaTour Dennis Lawless Gail Lawrence Thomas Lawrence Margie Ledbeller Russell Lee Vickie Lee 66 Marshal Kindred deydreams in assembly as cheer feeder Kefiie Deering rushes down file aisfe AI Lewsader Joe Linde Jay Lindholm Richard Lislce Kafhy Liffle Jo Be+h Lloyd Sharon Loffin George Lokey Susan London David Looper Brad Lowe Denise Lowe Rick Lowe Lynn Lowen+ixai Joan Lukachek iuniors 1 4'-s X 4. wt, ' i' 'N ' 4 l bw if ' X Xl P i 'A -L , r 'i ' W'-' A 5 or 7 , 6 Q ,W A 5 if l -...I l R' 3' l'loward Lund Brian Lyerly Pam Lynam Nancy Lyon Karen Mabrey Jaclc Macdowell Eddy Mackey Beverly Magee Cindi Mahan John Mahan Roger Maller? Janice Mangan Brenda Mann Julie Marble Noel Marchbanlcs Brenda Marino Tom Maris Pafricia Marshall Brenda Marlin Debbie Marlin Deanne Mar+in Jill Mar+in Nancy Marfiri Sfephen Marfin Gary Marrhews Vonna Maxwell Charles Maxwell Sam May Denise Mayfield Jan Mayhall 267 268 Linda Mayo Beverly Mcfxllisfer Becky McBee Mark McCaffrey Mike Mccary Spring brings our young lovers f z5 '?:..,,'. , X X I 54 X M ' ' B ,fav -.r if fa favs O Q. J , I 'ik fa everywhere. L ' V A Beverly McClin+ock Sheri McClure Shannon McCullar Mike McDaniel Billy McDonald Jerry McDonald Karen McDonald Mike McDonald Susan McDonald Toni McDonald juniors 'Wir Courrycirds Provide Relaxing Armos on 4'-v 3+ 2 avr- A' K R- 1 a 4 phere Michelle Milchell Rila Kay Miller Pam Miller Linda Miller Laurie Miller Joe Miller Len Meyer John Meyer John Merrell Morris Meredilh Dave Merchanf Margie Menzel John Mellon John Mellor Theone Meeker Melanie Medaniclc Karen Mecaslcey Shirley McQueen Roberl McQuaqqe David McPeelc Pam Mclxleely Debbie McMillin Connie McManus Mary Alice McLean Weldon McLaughlin Randy McKinney Sheri McKee Susan Mclver Lorie Mclflya Donald McDougal 269 270 llene Moncrief Warren Moody Lowell Moon Chris Moore Debra Moore Gary Moore S+eve Moore Bonnie Moreland Wynona Morgan Milne Morgan is sl. QU 9 Sid Morgan V' Bob Morris 3 ' an Lloyd Moseley LarrY Munoz i liii B fr Aaail , Bob Murdoch E f ' . ii B Marvin Murphree 5' Cindy Murrah Laurie Musgrove i s Kay Nabors f-- Q! Bruce Naylor ii 'g . Sleve Neill Jena Nelson Lee Nelson Ree Nelson Sieve Neumeissfer Mark Newman Belly Lee Ng Breclc Nichols Pennie Nichols Marguerif Nicholson iuniors 'si ii N 'Q X II '43- .f i is Q, We 'Y Q y a X K 'Q X n 5 Q M. 75 V 'sg Cheryl Nicks Paul Nierman Gerry Nix Joe++a Noble Sfaci Norris Larry Norfon Glenda Odom Scoff Ogle Mike Oliver Randall Oliver Jeannie Olson Babel? Oslin Susan Owens Delman Painfer Alberl Pankonien lvlifzi Parish Darlene Parker Paffi Parker Roberf Parker Susznna Parker Carolyn Parrish Donna Parrish Landra Parrofl Roberf Parsons Pam Parvin Bill Pasher Debbie Paffillo Janis Peak Nancy Pearce Eddie Pearce 272 Honor Society Tutors Avvoken Sleeping Minds iuniors Sieve Pecina Janel Peeler Ke-nnelh Perry Cindy Perry Palricia Pefly Kalhy Phelps Rickr Philfer Charles Phillips Clyde Phillips Lynne Piclcrell Penny Piner Charles Pipes Joe Pipes Richard Plunlc Jo Porler Gregg Porrer David Powe Leslie Prafer Frank Prevralil Jeanera Pricer Mike Pryor Keron Pullen Jan Pyland Richard Quinral Cynlhia Quiroga -J ,,,'5 Si? r ln fhe fuforing room sfudenfs are able fo share fhefr knowledge. Sandra Rabb Carolyn Rabun Charles Regan Jeff Rainwafer Kenf Raley Carol Ramsey Linda Raney Lenny Rangel Charles Ralliff David Ray Anneffe Raynes Mike Reames Delanna Reed Tommey Reese Dennis Renfrc 27 Marfy Renner Sharon Rheay Linda Rhodes Mary Rhodes Ray Richards Jan Richardson Pam Ridgeway Cindy Roach Kenny Roberfs Becky Roberfson Johnny Robinson Bob Robinson Robin Robison Daphne Roehr Linda Roni: Pam Rorie Arthur Rose Jane+ Rose Neil Rudine Loyda Rush Cindy Rufhford Phil Rufledge Sherry Saba juniors A fypical junior frick - going up fhe down sfaircase, Janef Sabafini Wayne Sanders Gay Sanders Ronnie Sandlin Roberf Saunders Richard Saxfon Mary Scamardo Debbie Scarborough Jackie Scarborough Joe Scheer Teresa Schell Pam Schellenburg Sallie Scherer Debbie Schiclc Howard Scoggins Donna Se+ral4 Gil Sharp Donna Shaw Nel Shepard Roberf Sherman Dudley Sherry Merrilee Shopland Daniel Shoffs Chrisfy Shoulis Charlie Simms Charles Simpson Cindy Sinor Jay Six Bradley Sloan Dinah Slover 27 276 Amy Smalley Delores Smiili Dixie Smilli Laura Smilh Mark Smifh Monica Smillfi Nanerle Snipes Mark Spaefln Regina Spinuzzi Caflwy Sparks Dolores Srubar Bill Sfaab Benny Sfalford Suzy Sfallings Cyn+l'1ia S+anley Jerry Sfeed Cindy S+eelman juniors 'f f1:fr3i , Variefy Theafre fines provide a challenge for Merillee Shopland and Alan Hunfer Diane Sfein Jill Sfephen Scoff Sfephens Krisfie Sfepp Mike Sfevener Paul Sfires Beverly Sfockard Mike Sfocldon Susie Sfone Ronald Sforey Cindy Sfovall Rex Sfovall Milne Sullivan Connie Swiff Sfephen Tabler Archie Taliaferro Cheri Talley Philip Tanner George Tarpley Gayla Ta+orn Chris Taylor Keifh Taylor Sandra Taylor Susan Taylor Len Teaque 278 Mark Teel Ray Talflefon Gil Thomas Gary Thompson Jimmy Thompson Linda Thornlon John Thursion Leon Tims Tanya Toland Denise Tompkins Ronney Torres Gary Townsley Alex Tracy Gracie Triple++ Karen Tucker Kalhy Tucker Larry Tucker Tommy Tucker Karen Tumbinson Julia Turbeville Bar? Turner Sammy Valenfi Brenda Van Trudye Varnon Mike Vaughan Vivian Vaurick Michael Wahl Bobby Waite Sherry Wakefield Debi Waldrop iuniors 'Sk al my 1' Mr, Lia X .iss.s . l 'J' Karen Waldrop Beverly Walker Jimmy Walker Larry Walker Mike Walker Ricky Walker Becky Wallace Vicki Wallace Bruce Waller Liz Walls Donna Walp Tim Walvoord Karen Waraksa Joanne Ward Pam Ward Terry Ward LouAnn Ward Allen Warren Marshall Warren Becca Wash Malcolm Wafson Todd Wafson Margy Webb Linda Weeks Truefl' Weeks Jill Weizenburg Sfephen Weldon Olanda Wells Darlene Werner Susan Wesf 27 280 Alter Becky Whalen John Wheeler Kim Wheeler Donna Whelslone Cindy While Phillip While Gayle Whi+e Ricky While Beih Wicker Winsion Wiqand Dan Wilensky Melissa Wilkinson Bryan Williams Curl Williams Dana Williams John Williams Karen Williams Kirk Williams' Mark Williams Scofl Williams Sandra Williams Suzan Williams Windell Williams David Williamson Angela Wilson Debbie Wilson Glynda Wilson Pam Wilson Sheryl Wilson Teresa Wilson iuniors School Scrimmoges Provide Preview ,f :ii , 5 pw Q Q-li sw M i i f N . - 43,4 . e e 1 r 't Q. os. f i Wg, 1- s 'FST e - ii l Y if -- f .if .Wave .f -1 W ire i M, 52-i.. if ai ii N as I Y, Ngf A 9 .' y 4' 'A 4,1 A . ..:nw 1ii!-INR? V A' F 'W' I ll 'ib, he 21... ,ol .ev-. 'qi Tom Wilson Ralph Winani John Windle Debbie Winn Peggy Winion Carol Wiihrow John Wofford Kenny Wolfe Wendy Wood Vicki Woodard Carl Woods Vickie Woods Sandra Woolley Beverly Wooien Claudia Wren David Wynier Jim Yeager Bill Yenne Larry Yium Douglas York No. 32 is ready for Mark Beesley and Larry Orfffs nexf offensive move. Seniors of T971 STrive for Improvemenr lviighTy green T-shirTs and records oT AsTrodome music dis- Tinguished The ear oT l97I Trom all previous years. Led by chosen class olificers, The I97I senior class swung iTs way Through man memorable senior acTiviTies. The absence oT exams marlcedl noT only The Tinal semesTer buT also mid-Term. A new dress code broughT To seniors The long awaiTed privilege oT dressing casually. Class proiecTs, The movie Daddy's Gone A-l-lunTing, and numerous bake sales provided The senior class wiTh Tunds Tor an acTive year. TradiTions repeaTed over The years gained more meaning To Those who would never share Them again. Seniors '7I made anoTher Bryan Adams TirsT wiTh green caps and gowns. if W we .ffl is , . 1, . ' r : -f . ' 55 i ' - 1 .W .iiis f as 1 ,, a s ef 'Y I ss 1 T T' i ' A ' ' A f .ir T yr sfhilnvii-lainie,-,, ,s f - 1 V Y. . if Q . ,K Q2 ..--f ' ,es , C227 3 YY? ibn Qtr The 1971 Senior class officers are President Steve Stuart ltop Iefti Sec- 'etary Kathy Downer lbottom leftl Treasurer Jeannie Livaudais ltop rightl and Vice-President Blake Johnson Ibottom righti. Sponsors are Mrs. E. P. Cohen and Mrs. Ruth Roan. ABELL. JAMES SILDON Distributive Education I, 2. ACERS, JAMEY L. Student Council I, 2: Spirits I, 2: NFL Talent Show 2, 33 Belles 3. ACKERMAN, GREGORY G. ACREE, ROBERT W. Concert Choir 3: Senior Play 3: MusicaI3. ADAMS, DEBORAH LEA Spirits I. ADRIAN, ROXANNE Spirits I, 2. AIAVOLASITI, KEITH DENNIS Musical I, 31 Latin Club 2: Concert Choir 2, 35 Variety Theatre 2, 3: Thespian 2, 3: YES 3: Cothurnus Club 3: Senior Prom Committee: Sen- ior Play. ALEXANDER, RONALD L. Varsity Basketball, Manager I, 2, 3: FCA 2.3: Key Club 3. ALLEN. WILLIAN CHANDLER NFL I: Debate 2: Parliamentarian 3: Student Council I. 2, 37 NFL Talent Show I, 2, 3: Senior Pub: Senior Play. ANDERSON, BILLY ANDERSON, LINDA J. Spirits I: NFL Talent Show I, 2: Variety Theatre I, 2, 3: Musical I, 3: Concert Choir 2, 37 Thespians, Treas- urer 2, President 3: Cothurnus I, 2, 3: Student Council 2: Annual Representative 37 Senior Publicity Committee. ANDERSON, PEARL DARLENE 2 284 ANDERSON. RONALD LESLIE Marching' Band I. 2. 3: Slage Crew I, 2: Sfage Band I, 2: Spanish Club I, 2: PASF, Treas- urer 2: Nafional Honor Sociely 2. 3: Orcheslra 2. ANDREWS, GINGER LEIGH PTA Represenlalive I: Red Cross Represenlalive I: Sludenl Coun- cil Represenlafive I, 2. 3: French Club I, 2: Spirils I, Clinic Help- er 2: Junior Princess Finelisl. ANTOINE. DENISE M. ARCHAM BAU LT, ROBERT MORGAN Symphonic Band I. 2, 3: March- ing Band 2. 3: Symphony Or- cheslra I, 2. 3: Region Orcheslra I, 2, 3: All Slale Orcheslra 2, 3: AII Slale Symphony 3. ARCHER. SARA ANN Ice Slcaling Club I: Spirils I: PTA Represenlalive 3: Senior PIay'3. ARNOLD. JOHN R. B Team Foolklall I. ASH, BETTYE RUTH Spirils I: Belles 2, Lieufenanl 3: Spanish Club I. 2: Personalily 2, 3: Junior Princess Einalisfp Na- Iionel Honor Sociely 2. 3: Colhur- 'us Club 2, 3: Senior Council: Senior Pulnlicily Cornmillee: Homecoming Queen Nominee: B Honor Roll 2. ASHIVIORE, DEBORAH ANN Office Helper I, 2: Library Coun- ci . ASHMORIE, TIMOTHY REED Philosophical Sociely 2, 3: FA Aclion Club 2.3. ATHERTON, ERANKY LYNN ATKINS, WILLIAM B. AUDETTE, MARY ALICE Sludenl Council, Publicily Com. mi'r'ree 2: Colhurnus Club 3: Crealive Wriling 3: Red Cross Represenfeli-fe 3: Senior Pub, Arl Edilorg B Honor Roll 2, 3. seniors Q BAILEY. EDWARD LAWRENCE German Club I. 2: el C Slaff, Phofoqrapher 3: Science Club 2, 3: Senior Play. BAIN, DEBORAH L. Spirifs I, 2: Sfudenf Council lg Prom Commiffee 3. BALENTINE, CAROL LEIGH Spanish Club I: Spirifs I, 2: YES 3: B Honor Roll I. BALLARD. DEBRA L. BARBER, TERRY G. BARNETT, DOROTHY FAYE Spirifs 2. BARRETT, ARNOLD W. French Club 2, 3: Ice Sleaiing Club 3: Arf Club 3. BARTON, DANNA KAY Fufure Secrefaries 2, 3: Fufure Teachers 3: Fufure Homemalcers 3: Young Life 3. BARTON, DAVID M. BARTON, THOMAS STEPHEN Concerf Choir 2, 3: Coihurnus Club 2, 3: Variely Theafer 3: Senior Play. BAUER, PATRICIA S. Spirifs I: French Club 2: Cre- afive Wrifing 2: PTA Represenfa- five 2, 3: Prom Commiflee 3. BAUMGARDNER. JOHNNY WALTER German Club 2, 3: ChiIdren's Theafer 3: Cap and Gown Com- miffee 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 28 Bumper Stickers Boost Student Sp: I BAYLINA, REYNALDO HECTOR Red Cross Representative 3. BEACH, CAROLYN KAY Spirits I, 2: Art Club 2, 3: Ottice Assistant I, 3: Senior Council: B Honor Roll 3. BEACH, GREG SCOTT PTA Representative 3: B Honor Roll 2, 3. BEACH, SUSAN CAROL Spirits I, 2: YES Club: Tri-Hi-Y. BEASLEY, JOHNNY MARK Cotlnurnus Club 3. BECK, CYNTHIA LOUISE Ice Skating Club I: Clinic Assistant I: CounseIor's Ottice 2: Spirits I, 2: Welcoming Committee 3: PTA Representative 3: Lab Assistant 3. BECK. TERESE ANN BEESLEY. MARK GILBERT J.V. Football I, 2: Student Council I. 2, 3: B-Team Basketball I: Key Club I, 2, 3: German Club I, 2: FCA -I, 2, 3: National Honor Society 2, 3: Varsity Football 3: Gott Team 3: JCTC 3: Red Cross Representative 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. BEESON. CHERYL KAY Spirits I, 2: B Honor Roll I, 3. BEESON, ROBERTA SUSAN Tutoring 3: B Honor Roll 3. BEETS, MICHAEL THOMAS Lab Assistant I: B Honor Roll 3. BEGGS, GLORIA ,JEAN Spirits I, 2: Student Council I, 2: Cotlnurnus Club I, 3: Variety Theater 3: Senior Play 3: Cougar Chronicle Statt, Assistant Advertising Manager 3: Pub Statt 3. seniors 286 k V. i, . ,www , ,serv in vw. V.. M. jf.. f 1 7: 'mg .Y .QU tw , eeee H--af, -,g The Bumper Sticker- a symbol of Cougar Spirit. BELZER, DAYLE JEROME Band I, 2. 3, BENAVIDEZ, ANITA M. BENAVIDEZ, RAQUEL BENDER, SUZANNE Spanish Club lg Spiriis 2: Cofhurnus Club 2. 3: Variefy Theafer 3: Chfidren's Theafer 3: Senior Play 3: Senior Prom Commiifeeg Pub Sf-aff 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. BENTLEY, GUY D. BENTLEY, PAMELA JEAN Lab Assisfanf 3. 7 2 BERRY, KATHERINE MARIE PTA Represenfalive l: Fulure Homemalcers 2: Girls' Rifle Team 3. BERRY, PATRICIA LARK HECE 3: Annual Represenlalive 3: Red Cross Represenfalive 3. BETIN, RICHARD GEORGE Swim Team I. 2, 3: Ice Slcafinq Club I. BINFORD, WAYNE ROBIN Advanced Band I, 2, 3: Advanced Orclneslra I, 2, 3: Sfage Band I, 2, 3: NFL TaIenlSl1ow I, 2, 3: Nafional Honors Orclweslra 3. BIRD, CAROL EVONNE ROTC Drill Team 3. BISCHOEE, JANET CAROL Spirifs 2: Girls Gymnasfics Team 2, 3: YfTeen 3: Girls Synchronized Swimming Team 3: Fulure Secre- 'raries 3: Senior Play 3: Lab As- sisfanl 3: B Honor Roll 2, 3. BISHOP, JAY M. Red Cross Represenlalive 2, 3: Senior Council 3: Cap and Gown Commiliee 3: Senior Prom Com- millee: B Honor Roll 2. BLACKWELL, MICHAEL R. BLAKE, PENNY CAROLYN Spirifs I, 2: Senior Council 3: Pub Sfalf 3: Puloliciiy Commil- lee 3: B Honor Roll 3. BLOMOUIST, LINDA K. BOBB, JOHNNY WILSON ROTC I, 2. BOBB, WESLEY E. SSFIIOFS BOLDINO, DONNA ELIZABETH Spirils Ig Girls' Rifle Team 3. BONE, BEVERLY ANN Fulure Secrelaries I, 2, 3: Eulure Red Raiders I, 2, 3: PTA Repre- senlafive 2: Spirils I: Ice Slcaiing Club I, 2: Scuba Club 3: B Honor Roll 2, 3. BORDEN, DEBORAH ELAINE Spiriis I, 2: Coflnurnus Club I, 2, 3: Variely Tlweafer I, 2, 3: French Club I: Tlwespians 2, 3: Red Cross Represenlafive 2: Senior Play: Senior Assembly Cornmillee. BOWEN, JEANINE C. BOWSER, DAVID B: BOYD, DONALD R. BOYD, NATHAN ALAN Marching Band I: Red Cross Rep- resenfarive I: Cofhurnus Club I: Sludenf Council I: Safely Rep- resenlalive I: German Club I. BOYD, PAMELA DIANE Senior Prom Cornmilfee. BOYLE, PATRICIA LEE Spirifs I, 2: Proieclionisf I, 2, 3: Young Life 2, 3: FHA 2. BRADFORD, PAMELA SUE Spanish Club I, 2: PTA Repre- senrafive I, 2: Red Cross Repre- senlafive I: Junior Traffic Com- mission I: Spiriis I, 2: Fufure Secrelaries I, 2: Fulure Home- malcer 2, 3: Senior Play: Colliur- nus Club 2: Youlh Encounfer 3: Baccalaureale Commiflee 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. BRADY, CHRIS C. BRAGG, ALICE DARLENE 290 Work Progroms Produce Future Executives yr, ,,kk . ,ie BRAI-IINSKY, GERALD ELI Orchesira I, 2, 31 Marching Band I, 2, 3: Symphonic Band I, 2, 3: DaI4I-Ii Orchesrra I. 2 R ' O h Ir I 2 3 g egion rc es a . . 1 MusicaI I: All Sfafe Sym- phony Orchesrra 2. 3: B Hon- or RoII I, 2. 3. BRANCH, STEVEN A. BRANDEBERRY. CAROL ROBIN Spirifs 2: Red Cross Repre- sen'raI'ive 3: Lab Assisfanf 37 Spanish Club 2. 3: Para Medi- caI Club 3: Tuior 2. BRANTLEY. LOREN RICKEY Varsiiy Baseball I, 2, 3: B Honor Roll I. 3. BRASWELL, WILLIAM R DECA CIub, ParIiamen'rarian 3. Sheri Marris types a letter using the dictaphone. seniors BRATTON. JO ELLEN IBM Assislanf I, 2, 3: Spirifs I, 2: Red Cross Represenla- live I: Colhurnus Club 3: Sen- ior Play 3. BRAUGHTON, BARBARA JANE Spirifs I: VOE 3. BRECHEEN, SANDRA LYNN Spirits I, 2: Office Assislanf I, 2, 3: Fufure Secrefaries Club 2, 3. BRICE, LAURA L. BRITT. DEBRA LEIGI-I Variefy Theaire 3: Cofhurnus Club 37 B Honor Roll 3. BRITTON, JUDY Spirils I, 2: Coihurnus 2: Slu- denf Council 3. BROCKETTE. MARION L. ROTC I, 2, 3: Rifle Team 2, 3: Chess Club 2: NCO Club 2: Red Cross Represeniafive 3: OlIicer's Club 3: Science Club 3: B Honor Roll 3. BROCKLES, LINDA PAULINE French Club I: Fulure Secre- laries 3. BROCKWAY, RICKY LYNN Varsily Baseball I, 2, Capfain 3: B Football I: B Honor Roll I, 2. 3: Fellowship of Chrislian Afhlefes I, 2, 3: Red Cross Represenfalive 2, 3: Key 'Club 2, 3: J.V. Foolball 2. BROOKS, JANIS ANN Colhurnus Club I, 2, 3: Spir- ils I, 2: Variely Theafre l, 2: Senior Play 3. BROWER, VICKI LYNN B Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Sfudenl' Council 3: Welcoming Commilfee 3. BROWN, LEWIS C. 292 BROWN, RICKIE JOE Lab Assislanl 2, 3: PTA Repre- senlalive 2. BROWN, ROBERT EDWARD BROWN, RONNIE LEE BROWNINC5, PATRICIA ANN Lab Assislanl 3. BRUNER, CHARLES ALLEN Track Team I. 2: Senior Play 3: PTA RepresenIa+ive 3. BRYANTRWILLIAM lvl. BUI-IMANN, DAVID BROWNLEY Varsily Track I, 2, 31 Spanish Club I: Ice Skaling Club I: Lab Assisianl 2, 3: Senior Council Represenfalive 3. BUNCH, PATSY L. German Club I, 23 Spirils 2. BU RGESS, CHARLES E. BURGESS, JANICE MARIE Ari Club I. Vice Presiclenf 31 Spanish Club I, 2, 3? Lab AS- sislanl 2, 3. BURMINGI-IAM, TED E. BURR, DAVID GAYNOR Yoga Club Ig Colhurnus Club 3 seniors BYERS, GARY L. BYNUM, SUZANNE Spirits I: Ice Skating Club I: Future Secretaries 3: B Honor R Il 3. CJAIN, THOMAS RUSSELL CALDWELL, BOBBIE JEAN Spirits I, Squadleader 2: Concert Choir 2, 3: el C Stall: 2, 3: Quill and Scroll Secretary 3: German Club 2, 3: Invitations Committee 3: Publicity Commit- tee 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. CALDWELL, REXINE MARIE Spanish Club I. 2: Spirits I. CALLAHAN, GLENDA D. Spanish Club I. CALLAWAY, CYNTHIA ANN Spirits I. 2: French Club I: German Club 3. CAMERON, LINDA D. CAMPBELL, JOYCE ELAINE Cothurnus Club I, 2, 3: Spirits I, 2: Student Council Alternate I: Student Council 3: Variety Theater 3: PTA Representative 3: Concert Choir 3. CAM PBELL, LINDA ELAINE Spirits I, 2: Para-Medical Club I: PTA Representative 2, 3: Spanish Club 3: B Honor Roll 2,3. CAMPBELL, MICHAEL EUGENE Tennis Team I, 2, 3: Cothurnus Club 2, 3: Variety Theater 3: Tutoring Program 3: Philosophi- cal Society 3: Bicycle Club 3. CANADA, PATRICIA ANNETTE Library Assistant I: Girls' Rifle Team, Platoon Leader 3, 29 294 CANNON, LU ANN Fulure Secreiaries 2: ROTC 3. CANTRELL, PAMELA LATRICIA Spirils I: Spanish Club 2: B Honor Roll 3. CANTRELL. SEAN V. CAPEHARI. DANIEL TERRY B Team Baslcefball I: Junior Varsily Baslcefball 2: Varsily Baskefball 3. CARAMELA, JENNIFER DEE Cofhurnus Club I, 2. 3: Larin Club I, 2. 3: Sludenl' Council I, 2. 3: Spirils I: NFL I: French Club 2. 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 2. Treasurer 3. CARBONE, THOMAS J. CARDELLA, SAMMYE JO Spirifs l, 2: Library Council I, 2, Presidenl 3: PTA Represenfafive I, 2, 3: Sludenl Council I, 2: Ice Slcal- zng Club I, 2. 3. CARPENTER, CAROLYN ANN Spirils I: FHA 2,31 seniors I 3i 3 . ll fi.: A . .si r A . .. ' ai QT. Ii ii - , .Q I . . ,, , I 5 if .' -, f ' i . ., 1-vi I. ,,ii' RK. . 1 jess ij i' 1 H, -L :, 3 W 6 - , W 'SEQSQF rfFf5.1g., .L f - tj -EE-n.1f:f. ,eg 1 WNY.. .1 Q. fu- ,f.i.1.2.-,- I .1 3 Q- , Af . C. ,.k,l1:.f.!:.:g 24 Y, ' A - .- . gg ,X H - - 1-af ., 1 -fr - . if gn' R g I . 1 -' I Q. ' kr' - , . .... . 1 2 . 4 . fi ' Cheerleaders huddle for spirit before a big cheer. Students Encourage Cougars With Spirit 'W- CARROLL, LINDA JANE Cothurnus Club 2, 3: German Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3: Office Help 2. CARTER, CAROLYN SUE Para-Medical Club I: Ice Skating Club 2: Lab Assistant 3. CARTER, WILLIAM E. CASH, WILLIAM LEE Football I: Junior Varsity Football 2: Varsity Football 3: B Team Basket- ball I: Varsity Basketball 2, 3: FCA I, 2, 3: Key Club 2.3. CASTER, JOSEPH P. CASTLEBERRY, JIMMY A. National Honor Society 2, 3: NFL I. 2, 3. CAUDLE, SUSAN A. CAVAZOS, DEBORAH K. Spirits I, Captain 2: Spanish Club I: Office Help I, 2, 3: Pub Staff 3: Senior Publicity Committee 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, CERVENY, STEVE J. CHAFFIN. CHARLES OTIS German Club I, 2: Marching Band I, 2, 3: Concert Band I, 2, 3: Musi- cal I: Concert Choir 2, 3: NLL City Choir 2, 3: ISME Conference Delegate 3: Foreign Studies Pro- gram 2, 3. CHAMBLESS. DEENA MAE Spanish Club I, 2: Chorus I: Con- cert Choir 2, 3: Musical I: Spirits I: National Honor Society 2, 3: Cothurnus Club 3: Variety Theater 3: Tutoring Program 2, 3: Lab As- sistant 3. CHANDLER. DONALD ALAN B Team Basketball I: Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3: National Honor Society 2, 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 29 296 CHANEY. DEBRA JAN led Cross Represenlalive I: An- nual Represenlalive I. 2, 3: Spirils I, 2: PTA Represenlalive I. CHEEK, THOMAS LEWIS CHENG, ROBERT H. Honor Sociely 3. CHERRY, LARRY L. Spanish Club 2, 3: Archery Club 2, 3. CHESSER. DAVID LEWIS Band 3. CHITSEY, DEBRA KAY Spirils I: Belles 2, 3: Spanish Club I: NFL I: Duchess Finalisl Ig Colhurnus Club, Hisforian 2, Presiden+.3: Thespians 37 Senior Play 3. CI-IRISS, SHARON LARUE Tennis Team I, 2, 3: PTA Repre- senfalive Ig Sludenf Council 3. CHRISTIE, ROBBIE JOY Ice Slcaling Club I. 2, Vice-Pres- iclenl 3: Spanish Club I: Spirils I. CLARK, DAVID L. CLARK, DONALD lvl. CLARK, JOHN MICHAEL Sludenl Council Allernafe I. 2: el C Staff 2, Phofography Edilor 3: Quill and Scroll Sociely 2, 3: Cap and Gown Commillee 3: Prom Commillee 3: Pub Slafl 3: Cougar Chronicle Slaff 3: Slu- denl Council 3. CLARK, MARIE K. seniors 'ik ' CLARK, VICKIE LYNN Red Cross 3. CLEMENTS, JANET L. Spirifs I, 2: Belles 3: PTA Repre- senlaiive I, 2: Red Cross Repre- senrafive I: Office Helper I, 2, 3: Senior Play 3: Publicily Com- millee 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. COATNEY, BONNIE LEE Spiriis I, 2: Spanish Club I, 2, Reporler 3: IBM Assislanl' I. 2. 3: Lab Assisfanr 2, 3: Pub Sfaff 3: Senior Play 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. COBB, ROBERT S. COCHRAN, DENNIS JAY COCHRAN, DONALD Baseball I. 3: Science Club 3. COCHRAN, RONALD JAY Baseball I. 3: Science Club 3. COFFEE, SUSAN I. Cougar Chronicle, Pholoqrapher 3: Pub Sfaff 3: Girls' Rifle Team ICOKER, RANDY CLINTON B Honor Roll I, 2.3. COLE, BEVERLY JILLENE Swim Team I, 2, 3: Spirifs I, 2: French Club I: Archery Club 2, 3. COLE, BRENDA JENELLE Spirits I, 2: French Club I, 2: Counselors' Office Assislani I, 2, 3: Archery Club 2, 3: Senior Council 3. COLEMAN, CHARLES C. Key Club I. 2, 3: Sludenl' Coun- cil Allernale I, Represenlafive 2, 3:Si ClbI'PbSfff3' cence u . u a , B Honor Roll 2, 3. 297 298 COLLINS. ANADELE Clinic Assisfanf I, 2, 3, COLLINS, JACQUELYN COMBS, TERRY M. COMPTON, AARON LYNN Team Baslcelball I: Varsily Baslcel- ball 2, 3: Young Life I: Fellowship of Chrislian Alhleles 2: Campus Life 2: Key Club 3. CONINE, DEBORAH KAY Spirils I: Sludenl Council I. 2: B Honor Roll 2. 3. CONNASTER, NOLAN W. CONWAY. STACY ISO B Team Baskelball I: B Team Fool- ball I: Varsily Foolball 2, 3: Key Club I. 2, 3: FCA I, 2, 3: Sludenl' Council I: Senior Council: Senior Assembly 3: B Honor Roll 3. COOK. CATHERINE E. COOK. GALA MARGO Fulure Homemakers I, 2, Secrelary 2: Quill and Scroll Sociely 2. 3: French Club 2, 3: EI C Sfalf 2. Bus- iness Manager 3: Senior Prom Com- miflee 3: Senior Council Allernafe 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. COOK. MARY LOU Spanish Club I: Ice Skaling Club I, 2. 3: Fufure Secretaries I, 2, 3. COOTES. JOE RICHARD Paramedical Club I, 2, 3: Red Cross I. 2, 3: Sludenl Council I, 2. 3: B Team Baseball I: German Club I, 2. 3: Key Club 2, 3: LIFE 2, 3: ODA 2, 3: B Honor Roll I. CORLEY. HOMER B. seniors Prcrcrrce Makes Bryon Adams Bond Perfect CORNITIUS. PAMELA DAWN Tri-Hi-Y I, 2: Spirits I: PTA Repre senfarive 3: Red Cross Represenfa five 3: Cofhurnus Club 3. COSTANZA, ANTHONY F. COTTEN, CATHI D. Ta ra ra boom dee ay! Ta ra ra boom dee ay! COTTEN, TERRI A. COX, JANNA DENICE Red Cross Represenrafive 3: B Honor Roll I. COX. ROBERT E. B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. COX, WILLIAM STUART B Team Foolball I: Red Cross Represenlalive 2, 3: B Honor Roll I, 2. . COYLE. DAVID A. CRAFT. CHERIE MARIE Red Cross Represenlalive I: Counselors' Office Assislanl' I. 2: Spirils I, 2: PTA Represenlalive 2: el C Slafl 2, Acfivilies Edilor 3: Quill and Scroll Sociely 2, 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Malh Club 3: Tuloring Program 3: YES 3: Senior Assembly Com- millee: Senior Publicily Commil- lee. CRAWFORD. EDDIE F. CRAWFORD. FLOYD WILSON ICT 2, 3: VICA 3. CRAWFORD. LENORE Swim Team I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I: Spirils I, Squadleader 2: Belles 3: Colhurnus Club 2, 3: Variely Thealer 2: Sludenl Coun- cil 2: Junior Princess Nominee 2: Thespians 3: Nalional Honor So- ciely 3. CRESPENO, JUDY C. Spirils I: B Honor Roll 3. CRIPPEN, PEGGY ANNE Spanish Club I-: Spirils I: Fulure Teachers 2, 3: ROTC 3: Spanish Club Secrelary 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. CRITTENDEN. CATHERINE JO Spirils I: B Honor Roll 3. CROMER, SHARON DIANE PTA Represenlalive I. 2. 3: An- nual Represenlalive I, 2, 3: Slu- denl Council I, 2: Red Cross Represenlalive I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I: Spirils I, Squadleader 2: Belles 3: Proieclionisl' 3: Lab Assislanl' 3: Senior Prom Com- millee 3. CROWSTON, EDDIE G. B Team Foolball I: Junior Var- sily Foolball 2: B Team'BaskeI'- ball I: Track I: Sludenl Council I, 2, 3. CRUZ. ANGELA ESTLER Spanish Club I, 3: ChiIdren's Theafer 2, 3: Senior Play-Corrv millee Assislanl 2. seniors CUMMINGS, JANET M. Spirils I, 2: Counselors' Assislanf I, 2: Biology Club 2. 3: Lab As- sistant 2, 3, Science Club 3. CUNDIEE, MICHAEL EUGENE NFL Taleni Show 3: NFL 3. CURTIS, RANDALL J. DABNEY, DONNA LYNNE Ice Skaling Club 37 Fuiure Sec- relaries 3. DAILY, SUSAN KATHLEEN PTA Represenlalive Ig Arf Club 3. DALBY, CHARLES E. DALSTON, SI-IELLY R. Library Council I: Proieclionisf I7 Spirils I. 2: B Honor Roll I, 31 YES 2: Senior Council 3: Senior Prom Commiffee 3. DANIEL, RANDY RAY DE Program 3. DANIELSON, WILLIAM EDWARD Colhurnus Club 3: Spanish Club 3. DARWIN, JAMES K. DAGHERTY, JANET LYNN Ice Slcaling Club I: Spirirs I, 2: Y-Teens 2, Secrelary 3: Lab As- sisfanl 3. DAUGI-IERTY, WILLIAM 302 DAVIDENKO, GLENN A. DAVIDSON, JOHNNY WAYNE Pub Slafl 35 B Honor Roll 3. DAVIS, BEDA NELL DAVIS, BEN MARION Red Cross Represenfalive I, 33 Sludenl Council 21 Scuba Club 3: PTA Represenfalive 2: Co- Ihurnus Club 31 Variely Theafer 3. DAVIS. DEBORAH Tl-IERESA Spirils I, 2: French Club Ig Span- ish Club 2, 3: Profeclionisl 2, 37 Cofhurnus Club 35 NFL Talenl Show 33 Variely Thealer 3: Chil- clren's Thealer 37 Senior Play 3: Slcaling Club 3: Sludenf Council 37 Publicify Commillee 37 B Hon- or Roll 3. DAVIS, STEVE A. seniors Lynn Jones models The lafest in lollipop fashions from Miss MilIer's arf class -K .. Clossroom Artists Struggle for Perfection DAVIS, SUSAN K. DAVISON, DANA R. DAWSON, CLAUDIA JUNE B Honor Roll 3. DAWSON, SANDRA MARIE Future Homemakers, Secretary 3. DEARING, DEBRA LYN Spirits I, 2. DEARING, KELLIE Spirits I, Otticer 2: Spanish Club I: Student Council I, 2: Tum- bling Team 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Per- sonality 2: Cheerleader 3: Senior Publicity Committee 3: Senior Fa- vorite 3. DEBENPORT, DIANNE E. Spirits I: Belles 2. 3: Senior Play 3: Senior Publicity Committee 3: B Honor Roll I. 2, 3. DELENA, HENRY LAWRENCE VICA 3. DEPEW, BRENDA ELLEN Latin Club I: Spirits l: Clinic Assistant 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. DERR, ROSSLYN CHARLYCE Spirits l, 2: French Club I: YES 3: Spanish Club 3: B Honor Roll 2, 3. DET-I-MAN, MARK HENRY Track I, 2, 3: Junior Varsity Foot- ball 2: Fellowship ot Christian Athletes 3: B Honor Roll 2, 3. DICKSON, JOHN HOWARD Student Council I, 2. 3: Campus Lite I, 2, 3: National Honor So- ciety 2, 3: YES, President 3: Sen- ior Pub, Publicity Manager 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 304 DILI., DAVID M. NFL Delaale Squad I, 2, 3: NFL Talenl Show I, 2, 3: French Club I, 2: Senior Pub 3. DIXON, DON MICHAEL Variely Thealer 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 3. DIXON, DORANN ELIZABETH German Club I, 2, 3: Spirils I, 2: Colhurnus Club 2, 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Senior Pub, Copy Edilor 3: Sludenl Council 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. DIXON, EDITH LYNNE Red Cross Represenlalive 2: Arl' Club 2: Annual RepresenIa'rive42: HOCT 3: VICA 3. DIXON, RICHARD A. F. Band I, 2, 3: Colhurnus Club I, 2, 3: Variely Thealer I, 2, 3: Musical I, 3: NFL Talenl Show 2: ChiIcIren's Thealer 2: Scuba Club 3: Science Club 3: Sludenl Coun- cil 3: Senior Play 3: Slaqe Man- ager 3. DOIRON. DEBRA C. French Club I: Campus Life I, 2: Tuloring Program 2, 3. DOLLAHITE. WILLIAM J. Spanish Club I: IBM Assislanl 2: DE Program 3: B Honor Roll 2. DONAHOO, MARY ANN French Club I: Sludenl Council Allernafe I: Red Cross Repre- senlalive 2: VICA 3: B Honor Roll 2, 3. DORSEY, DONALD BLAINE Swim Team I, 2. DOWNER, KATHY ANN Spirils I, 2: Sludenf Council 2: Personalily I, 2: el C Slafl, As- sisfanl Edilor 2, Edilor-in-Chief 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Quill and Scroll Sociely 2, 3: Goals for Dallas Represenlalive 2: Sen- ior Class Secrelary 3: Cheerlead- er Allernale 3: B Honor Roll I: A Honor Roll 2, 3: Nominee for Oulslanding Teenager of America 3. DRAKE, BRENDA SUE Spirils I. DREW, MARSHALL BRYAN Marching Band I, 2, 3: Golf Team I, 2, 3: B Honor Roll 3. seniors DRINKWATER, ROBERT BLAUD German Club I: DE Program 3. DUDLEY, DEBORAH Spirils I: PTA Represenfalive I: Lafin Club I: VOE 3: Baccalauf' reafe Commiflee 3. DUDLEY, DEBORAH ANN Collwurnus 2: Marching Band 2, 3: Concerf Band 2, 3: Cl1iIdren's Theafer 3. DUMMER, MARILYN KAY Clinic Helper I: Spanish Club I. 2: Sludenf Council I, 2, 3: Sen- ior Council 3: YES 3. DUNCAN, PATRICIA COLLEEN Pararnedical Club 3. DUNCAN, STEVEN CRAIG DE 2, 3. DUNCAN, TERRI LYNN Spirils I: Spanish Club I: Sen- ior Plaiy 3. DURRETT, PATSY RUTH Spirifs I, 2: B Honor Roll 3. EAGAN, CAREN MARIE Ice Slcaling Club I, 2: Spirils I. 2: Sfudenf Council Represenlalive I, 2. 3. EAST. CHARLES T. EDGAR, SALLY ANN Spirifs I, Squadleader 2: Spanish Club I: Coflwurnus Club I, 2: Sfudenf Council I, 2: PTA Repre- senfalive 2: Belles 3: Office As- sisfanf 3: Pub Slalf 3: Senior Publicily Commilfee 3: B I-Ionor Roll 3. EDWARDS, JANET G. 5 306 EDWARDS. SANDRA Sfudenf Council I, 2: Spirils I, 2: B Honor Roll I: NFL Talenl Show 2. 3: Office Assislanl 2: Collwurnus Club 3: Belles 3: Cougar Chronicle Slaff 3: Pub Sloff 3. EISEMANN. LARRY WAYNE German Club I: Sludem' Council 2: Colhurnus Club 3: Ice Slcaling Club 3. ELKINS, RODNEY ROBERT B Team Foolball I: Fellowship of Clwrislian Allwleies I: Science Club 3: Pub Sfafl 3: Cougar Chronicle 3: Sluclenl Council Represenlalive 3. ELLIS, RONNIE C. ENGLE, DENNIS L. ENGLISH, LOWELL DOUGLAS B Team Eoolloall I: Key Club I: Varsily Football 2, 3: Senior Fa- vorile 3. EPPS, RICKY LYNN B Team Eoofball I: Varsily Fooiball 2, 3: Varsily Track I, 2: Siudenf Council I, 2, 3: PTA Represenfalive I, 2. ERICKSONQ DAVID MARTIN Advanced Band I, 2, 3: Sfaqe Band I, 2, 3: AII Region Band 2, 3: All Area Band 2: All Stale Band 2: Na- Iional Honor Socieiy 2, 3: A Honor Roll I, 2, 3. ERICKSON, MARGIE RUTH Swim Team I, 2, 3: Colhurnus Club 2.3. ERWIN, GLORIA D. ESPINOSA, YOLANDA ESSER, JANENE R. seniors Home Ec Classes Educate Future Housewives Mary Rhodes masfers the art of making iced tea with boiling wafer. ESTES, STEVEN EARL Yourh Encounfer Sevenfies 3: Cheer- leader 3: Senior Favorife 3. ETLER. PAMELA 6. EUBANKS, LAURELL LYNN VOE 3: B Honor Roll I, 2. 3. EVANS. CHARLES O. EVANS, JOSEPH L. EVERITT, KRISTIN L. 307 08 EWIN6, BRADFORD DEAN Band I, 2, 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 31 Tuloring Program 3. FALLENSTEIN, LINDA L. FARMER. RANDOLE WELCH . Traclc I, 23 Senior Play 37 Va- riely Thealer 31 Colhurnus Club 3: Cougar Chronicle Slafl 3: Senior Assembly Commillee 31 Sludenl Council 3. FARMER, REBECCA ANN Spirils I: Belles 2, 3: Spanish Club I: Sophomore Duchess Nom- inee I: Fulure Bears I. EAUGHN, ROBERT JOSEPH Golf I, 2, 3: B Honor Roll 3. EELDER, LONNIE GREGORY Sludenl Council Allernafe I. 2: JCTC 2. 3: Publicily Commillee 35 Sludenl Council Represenlalive 3. FERGUSON, JENNIE LOU Siudenl Council I, 21 Spirils I, 23 Spanish Club I: Head Cheer- leader 37 Cougar Chronicle 3: Pub SIafl31 Senior Publicily Com- millee 3. FERNANDEZ. JOHNNY RUDY Varsily Baseball I, 2, 3: B Honor Roll I, 2. FERRARE, ROBERT JCTC 3. EERRELL, DEBRA K. EETT, MARION ALICE Spirils I, 2: Swim Team I, 2. 3: Youth for Chrisl Ig Ari' Club I: Colhurnus Club 3: Scuba Diving Club 31 Synchronized Swimming Club 3: ROTC 3: Baccalaureale Commillee 3. FICKE, MICHAEL D. Spanish Club I. seniors :K Wi had bf ttf' 5 FISHER, RANDALL C. FITE, W. RANDY Band I, 2. 3: Concerf Band I, 2, 3: Compuler Class I, 2, 3: Mafh Club I, 2, 3: Chess Club I: Colhurnus Club 2, 3. FITTS, DEBORAH LYNN ROTC Girls' Rifle Team 3: PTA Represenlalive 3. IZLESCHLER. SAMMY French Club I: Band l, 2: Marching Band 3: Concerf Band 3: I3 Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Fufure Longhorns 3. FLOWERS, E. STEPHEN FOLEY, PATRICIA C. Spirifs I. FORDHAM, BEVERLY ANN Cofhurnus Club I, Treasurer 2, Vice-Presidenl 3: Science Club I, 2, 3: Spirils I: Belles 2, 3: Bi- ology Club I, 2: Variety Thealer I, 2. 3: NFL Talenf Show I, 2: French Club I, Board Gflicer 2: Sfudenf Council I: Nalional Hon- or Sociely 2, 3: Thespians 2. 3: Senior Council 3: Senior Play 3. EQRMWAY. CAROL ANN Spirifs I, 2: Swim Team I, Co- Capfain 2, Caplain 3: Ice Slcafing Club I: B Honor Roll I. FQSHEE. REBECCA J. Spirifs l, 2: Fulure Teachers 2. FOSTER, DAVID N. Lab Assislanl' 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Tulor 3. FQSTER, MAE A. FOSTER, WILLIAM LYNN B Team Football I: Key Club 3: Prom Commillee 3: Senior Coun- cil 3: B Honor Roll 3. 309 310 FOUNTAIN, JAMES L. Mililary I, 2, 3: Rifle Team I, 2: Drill Team 2, 3: Color Guard 2, 31 Arr Club 2, 3: Ice Slcaling Club 2, 3: Children's Thealre. FOX, KARIN THERESE Spirils I, 2: German Club I, 3: Proiecfionisl 2, 3: Cap and Gown Commilfee 3: Senior Assembly Com- millee 3: B Honor Roll. FOX, MARK ANTHONY LaIin Club I: Junior Achievemenf 2: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. FRALEY, RICHARD CLAYTON Golf Team I, 2: Chess Club 3: Crealive Wriling 3. FRANKLIN, JAMES WRIGHT B-Team Foolball I: Varsily Foolball 2, 3: Track Team I, 2, 3: Red Cross Represenfalive I: Key Club 2, 3. FRIDAY, VICKI LYNN Spirils I, Squadleader 2: Spanish Club I: Red Cross Represenfafive 2: Fund Raising Chairman 3: VOE 3: B Honor Rall I. 2, 3. FRITSCHE, ROGER WAYNE ROTC, Drill Team I, Color Guard 2: VICA Club 3: B Honor l, 2, 3. FULLER, PATTIE LANE Spirils I, 2: Swimming Team 3. FULLINGTON, RONNY E. Archery Club 2, 3: ICT 3: VICA Club 3. EURR, PAULA ALICE VOE Secrelary 3: B Honor Roll 3. GABE, JOHN DANNY Junior Varsily Foofball I, 2: B Team Baseball I: Key Club I, 2, 3: Track 2: Senior Class Play 3: Co- Ihurnus Club 3: B I-Ionor Roll 3. GABRIEL, LARRY CHRIS Band l, 2: Spanish Club I: Ice Slcaf- inq Club 2, 3: NFL 2, 3: Science Club 3: Coihurnus Club 3: Senior Play 3: Variely Theafre 3. .lm-s Casual Seniors By-Product of Dress Code if Bill Allen wonders if Ultra-Brite really gives you sex appeal. mx I GALBRAITH, PATRlClA ELIZABETH Spirits I, 2: Coilwurnus Club I: Sen- ior Prom Commillee 3. GAREIELD, DEBORAH CHARLOTTE Spirits I7 Para-Medical Club I. GARMON, REBECCA A. Spirils I. 2. GASKELL, LESLIE JANE Spirits I, 2: Swim Team 2: Colliurnus Club 3: Senior Pub 3: Cougar Chron- icle 3g Variely Thealer 3: Los Vence- dores I, 2: Sfudenf Council I, 2, 3: Senior Council 3: Senior Play 3: Senior Prom Commiifee 3: Cap and Gown Commiffee 3. GAULDEN, DANA S. GEI-IRING, JENNIE CHRISTINE German Club I, 27 Library Assislanf 3: Library Council 3. 312 GELDMEIER, CINDY JOYCE German Club I, 2, 3: Sluclenf Coun- cil I, 2: Ice Slcafinq Club I: B Hon- or Roll I, 2, 3: Spirirs 2: Clieer- leader 3: Junior Cifizens Traffic Commission 2: Tulor 2, 3: Senior Personalily. GEORGE, CATHY IRENE Spirils I, Treasurer 2: Belles 3: Red Cross Represenfalive I: Siudenl Council I, 2: Lab Assislanr I: el C. Staff 2, Piclure Edilor 3: Girls' Sfafe Represenlalive 2: Ouill and Scroll 2.3: Publicily Commillee 3. GERON, CINDY E. GERST. MICHAEL ROBERT NCO Club I. 2: Superior ROTC Caclel I: Creafive Wrifing 2, 3: Ice Slcafing Club 2: Color Guard 2, 3: Colhurnus Club 3: B Honor Roll I, 2: A Honor Roll 3: Pilol Film Proj- ecl 3: Baffalion Sfaff Officer 3. GIBBS, GARY E. GIBBS, HAROLD R. GIBSON, FONDRA GAY Spirils I, 2: Couqar lvlascol 3: San- ior Prom Commillee 3. GIFFORD, STEPHEN JAY Dislribulive Educalion Program. GILBERT, JUDALON M. GILE, LESHIA ANN Vocalional Office Educalion Club 3: B Honor Roll 3. GIST, STEPHEN E. Lalin Club I, 2, 3: Nalional Honor Socielsf 2, 3. GOLDSBY, RANDY W. seniors wif if GONZALEZ, GREGORY GOOCH, WINDELL KYLE Spanish Club I, Presidenf 2: Ad- vanced Band I, 2, 3: Concerf Band I, 2, 3: Sfudenl Council 2, 3: Malln Club 2, 3: Nafional Honor Rall 2, 3: Crealive Wrilinq 3: Ice Slcafinq 3: Senior Pub, Eclifor 3: A Honor Roll I, 2. GOODRICH, SCOTT E. GOSS, BRUCE KERN B Honor Roll 3. GRACEY, DOROTHY JANE Spirils I, Squadleader 2: Coflwurnus I, 2, 3: Variely Theafer I, 2, 3: Sludenl Council I, 2, 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Tlwespians 2, 3: Senior Play 3: Pub Sfaff 3: Senior Assembly Cornmilfee 3. GRAHAM, JANITH K. GRAHAM, ROBERT C. GRASER, SHELIA CATHERINE Spirils 2: ROTC Sponsor 3: Biology Lab Assisfanl 3. GREEN, BEN Track I: Junior Varsily Foolball 2: Varsily Track 2: Varsily Foolball 3. GREEN, KATHERINE LOUISE Spirils I, Squadleader 2: Annual Rep- resenlalive I, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: Annual Sfafli 3: Tuioring Pro- gram 3: Quill and Scroll Sociefy 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. GREER, DONALD LYNN 314 GREER, MARY VIRGINIA Spirils I, 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Concerl Choir 3. GREINER, MICHELE MARIE Cofhurnus Club I: B Honor Roll 2. ORIPPITHS, DIONA DEE Proieclionisl 2: Variely Tlwealer 3: Senior Play 3: B Honor Roll 3: Colliurnus Club 3. GRIMES, SHARON RENE Spirifs I, 2: Proieclionisf I: Spanish Club 3: ROTC Girls Rifle Team 3. GRIIVIMETT, SARA LYNN GROVE, MARY PAT GROVES, DONNA R. GUARD, KENNETH DAVID GUINSBURG, ANNETTE Spirils I: German Club I, 2, Vice- Presidenf 3: Fulure Teaclwers I. 3. Vice-Presidenl 2: Lab Assislanl 3: B Honor Roll 2. GUY, SHARON JAY Sludenl' Council I: Spanish Club I: Red Cross Represenlafive I, 3: Spir- ifs I: Belles 2. 3: Sophomore Person- ality: Duchess Nominee: Junior Per- sonalily: Princess Nominee: Senior Personalify: Senior Play 3: Senior Publicily Commiflee 3: Office As- sisfanl I, 2, 3. I-IADLEY, RANNY L. I-IAILEY, CYNTHIA Spirils 2: Spanish Club 2: Red Cross Represenlalive 2: Senior Play 3: Pub Slaff, Publicily Manager 3: Tu- Iorinq 2, 3. seniors Senior Activities Strom Pocket Money HAIRE, ROBERT S. HALCOMB, ELMER JOHN HALL, JEFFERY R. Red Cross Represenlalive I, 2: Chil- dren's Thealer 3. HALL, MARGARET A. Band I, 3: Dal-Hi Symphony I: Orcheslra 3: Colhurnus Club I: Va- riely Theafer I: German Club I: All-Slale Symphony Orchesfra 3. HALL, PAMELA J. Spirifs I, Caplain 2: Spanish Club I: A Honor Roll I: Sophomore Duchess Nominee: Sfudenl Council I, 2: Na- tional Honor Sociely 2, 3: B Honor Roll 2, 3: Campus Life 2: Cheer- leader 3: Pub Slall 3: Homecoming Queen Einalisl 3: Senior Play 3: Sen- ior Prom Commillee 3: Senior Coun- cil 3: YES 3: Senior Personaliiy 3. HALL, PAMELA KAYE Spirifs I, 2: Belles 3: Office Assislanf I. 2: Red Cross Represenialive I. HALL, ROBERT B. ROTC l, 2. 3. HALL, SHARRON GAY Spirits 2: Belles 3: Red Cross Rep- resenlafive 2. HALLEY, REBECCA A. HAMILTON, ROBERT STUART B Team Foolball I: Varsily Foolball 2: Key Club I, 2, 3: Fellowship of Chrislian Alhleles I, Treasurer 2, Presidenl 3: Malh Club 2. HANEY, REBECCA ANN Spanish Club I, 2: Cofhurnus Club 3: Variely Thealer 3: Senior Play 3. HANNA, DEBORAH MARIE 316 HANNA, TIMOTHY M. HARDEN, GAYLE E. DECCA Club. HARDESTY, SUSAN E. Spirifs I, 27 Spanish Club Presidenl' I, 2, 3: Cofhurnus Club 21 Nafional Honor So- ciefy 2, 35 Variely Thealer 3: Senior Play 3: ChiIdren's Thealer 3: Sludenl Council 3: Philosophical Sociely 3. HARDIN, DAVID M. Junior Varsily Foolball 23 Junior Varsily Baskelball 2: Fellowship of Chrisfian Alh- Ieles 2, 3. HARDY, STEPHEN LESLIE B Swim Team 2: LaIin Club 27 Nalional Honor Sociely 2,'3. HARMAN, THOMAS CHARLES Lalin Club I, HARRELL, CHARLES E. B Team Foofloall Ig B Team Basketball Ig Golf Team I. 2. 33 Fellowship of Chrislian Alh- Iefes I, 2. 3: Key Club 2,l3. HARRINGTON. MELINDA KAY ROTC Girls Rifle Team. HARRIS, GAIL CYNTHIA Lalin Club I, 2, 3: Spirils I, 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Senior Council 3. HARRIS, JAMES WESLEY HARRIS, JOHN THFO Marching Band I, 2, 3: Lalin Club I. 2: Program Chairman 31 B Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Con- cerf Band 2, 3: French Club 2, 3: Nafional Honor Socieiy 2, 37 NHS Play 3. HARRIS, RANDALL GENE SGVIIOFS HARRIS, ROBERT L. HARRIS, WESLEY CHARLES Band I: Laiin Club I, Officer 2, 3: Senior Council 3. HARRISON. JACK HARRISON, MARY MERLENE French Club l. HART, DEBBIE JO Spirifs I, 23 Y-Teens 2, 3: Belles 3. HARTOON, CHERYL ANN Spanish Club I, 23 Sludenf Council 2, Spirits 21 ROTC Girls Rifle Team 3: YES 3. I-IARVANEK, STEPHEN R. I-IARVILLE, CAROL D. Lafin Club I, 2. HARWOOD. DOROTHY GAIL Coihurnus Club 2. Recording Secrelary 3: Spirils 2: NFL Talenf Show 2, 3: VarieIy Theater 3: Tlnespian Sociefy, Secrefary 3: Nafional Foren- sic League 3: Senior Play 3: Confesl Play 3: Pub Sfaff 3. I-IASS, ROBERT L. I-IATCI-IELL, LACY M. I-IATCI-IER, JOI-IN D. Orclwesfra I, 2, 3. 317 3 'Now fhis fhing here goes through This thing here, insfrucfs Brenda Toon To Pam Fulton. HAUQHEY, MEL Amon Golf Team I. 2, Capfain 3. I-IAYTER, STEVEN ROWELL German Club I, 2: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3i A Honor Roll 2, HEALEY, GREGORY S. Ice Skalinq Club I, 25 Science CIub I: Indusfrial Corporafion Training Club 2: VICA 3. MEARNE, REBECCA EILEEN Spirils Ig Senior Assembly Com- miffee 3, HEATH, DEBORAH DENISE Spiriis I: Fulure Homemakers I, 23 Swim Team I, 2: Fufure Secre+aries 37 B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. I-IEDGES, MARGARET B. G. Spiri'rs I: Lafin Club I, 2, 3: Con- cerI Choir 2, 3: Cofhurnus CIub 2, 3. seniors Film Room Provides Comfort ond Knowledge K'-.L HELLUMS, JAMES ROGER French Club I, 2. 3: Ice Slcaling Club I, 2, Secrelary-Treasurer 3: Science Club 2, 3: Nalional Honor Socieiy 2, 3. HELWIG, ROBERT L. HENDERSON, KAREN LYN Spirils I, 2: Lalin Club 3: Ice Slcal- ing Club 3: Senior Prom Commil- Iee 3: B Honor Roll I, 3. HENDERSON, SUSAN MARIE Spirils I, 2: Spanish Club I: Bi- ology Club 2: Para-Medical Club 2: el C Slafl' 2, Class Ediior 3: Quill and Scroll Sociely 2, 3: Nalional Honor Socieiy 3: Senior Prom Com- millee 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. HENDLEY, DEBRA SUE Spirits I: Clinic Assislani I: Office Assislanf 2. HENDREX, STEWART EDWIN German Club 2: Bryan Adams Tactics Club 3. HENDRICKS, CATHY DARLENE Swim Team I, 2, 3: Spirifs I, 2: Spanish Club 2: Senior Council Rep- resenlalive 3. HENRY, DONALD B. HENRY, MELINDA JOYCE Sludenl Council I, 3: Spanish Club I: Spirils I. 2: Eulure Homemakers I: Sluclenf Council Allernale 2: Sen- ior Play 3: Senior Pub. HERD, CONNIE RUTH Spirils I: Y-Teens 3: Red Cross Rep- resenlalive 3. HERVEY, JARRETT R. Les Sabre Drill Team I, 2: NCO Club I. 2: Lalin Club I, 2: Red Cross Represenlafive 2: Children's Theaier 2: Color Guard 2, 3: Of- ficers Club 3. HESCQCK, JANET LEE Spirils I, 2: French Club I. 2, Sec- refary 3: Colhurnus Club I, 2, 3: Sludenf Council I, 2, 3: Red Cross Represenlalive I 2, 3: PTA Repre- senlalive I, 2, 3: Variely Thealer 2: Senior Pub, Adveriising Manager 3. 319 320 HESELTINE, DAVID ANDREW Fufure Farmers, Rodeo Coniesianf 3. HESTER, ROBERT EVERETT ROTC I, 2. Color Guard 3. HEWETT, CARL VERNON Band I, 2, 3. HIGHTOWER, JACCDUELYN Spanish Club I: Spirifs I: Maioreffe 2, 3: Swim Team I, 2, 3: PTA Repre- senfafive 2: Band ,2, 3: B Honor RoII 3, I'IILL, BILLY T. I'IILL, JUNE GAIL HOCT 2, 37 VICA 3. HILL, LAWRENCE EVERETT Swim Team WI, 2. 3. HILL, RICHARD SCHANBERG Red Cross I: Mafh Club I: Nafional Honor Society 2, 3: French Club 2, 3: Compuier Programming Club 2: PTA Represenfaiive 2, 3: Tuforing Program 3: B Honor RoII I, 2, 3. HILLIARD, GARY DON HILLIARD, MARY S. HILLMAN, DONALD W. Swim Team 3. HINCKLEY, JOHNNY IVI. DE 'Program 3. wniors KP' 'Uk WHT My I HINES, CYNTHIA DIANE B Honor Roll 3. HOCKER, IVIAROIE JO Spirils I, 27 Fulure Secrelaries 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. I-IOLDRIDGE, MARILYN HODGES, PAULA FRANCINE Spirils I3 Lafin Club I, 2, 32 An- nual Represenlalive I, 2, 3: French Club 2: National Honor Sociely 2. 33 B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. HOLLAND, CHRISTOPHER LEWIS Swimming I, 2, 3. HOLLEY, DAVID A. HOLLON, GARY THOMAS Varsiiy Foolball I, 2: Baslcelball Team 3: B Honor Roll Ig A Honor Roll 2. HONZA. MILTON, L. Les Sabres Drill Team 2. 3: NCO Club I, 23 PTA Represenlalive I: Sludenf Council 23 Red Cross Rep- resenlafive 2, Officers Club 2, 3: Color Guard 2, 3: Senior Council: Senior Assembly Commiileeg B Hon- or Roll I, 2, 3. HOOD, LYNNE ANNE Red Cross I: Future Nurses I: Lalin Club lg B Honor Roll 33 ROTC 3. HORNER, ANDREW THOMAS Sludenl Council Represenlalive I: Sluclenl Council Treasurer 2, Pres- idenl 37 Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3, Science Club I, 2, 33 German CIubX2, 33 NFL I, 2, Publicily Man- ager 3: B Honor Roll 3. HORNER, JAMES S. HORTON, HOWARD MILTON Marching Band I, 2, 35- Symphonic Band I, 2, 3: Band Council I: Var- sify Baslcelball 37 Fellowship of Chrig. lian Alhleles 3, HOR-ION. THOMAS M. Latin Club I: Band I, 2, 31 Na- fional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Var- sily Baskelball 3, NFL Lighling Crew 37 Varieiy Thealer Lighl- ing Crew 3: Nalional Honor So- ciely 2, 3. HOUSTON. SHEILA JACALYN Red Cross I, 2. HOUSTON, SONIA RAMONA Red Cross Represenlalive I: Span- ish Club 2. HOWARD, SUSAN R. Spirils I. HUDSON, JOHN MARKLEY Chess Club, Vice-Presidenl 2: Slu- denl Council 25 Taclics Club, Commander 3: ROTC Band, Com- pany Commander 3. HUDSON, WILLIAM , LAKE Sfudenl' Council I, 2, 3: NFL l, 2, 31 Choir I, 2, 3: Key Club I, 2, 31 Colhurnus Club I, 2, 3: Thespians I, 2, 31 Band I, 2, 3: Science Club I, 2, 37 Malh Club I, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I, 2, 31 Hon- or Sociely 2, 3: Varsify Foolball 3: Varsily Baslcelball 31 Traclc 3: Senior Favoriie 33 Senior Coun- cil 37 Philosophical Sociely I, 2, 37 Sophomore Personalifyg Jun- ior Personalify: Arl Club l, 2, 3: Senior Play 3, Senior Prom'Com- milleeq Cap and Gown Commil- Ieeg Publicily Commillee 3, Lalin Club I, 2, 3: French Club l, 2, 3. seniors to his secret sauce 4: 'VUE +3 iz HUEE, LARRY M. Spanish Club 2: Sfudenf Council 3. HUGHES, DAMON ROSS DECA Club, Presideni' 3. HUNTER, ALAN L. Swim Team I. 2: Siudeni Council I: Coihurnus Club 2, Assisfani Publicity Manager 3: Varieiy Theaier 2. 3: Senior Play 2, 3: NFL Taleni Show 3: Children's Theaier 2: Thespians 2, 3. HUTCHINGS, RONALD WAYNE Lab Assisiani 2. HUTCHINS, LARRY ALAN IBBOTSON, JULIA ANN Y-Teens I: Spiriis I, 2: French Club 2, 3: Coihurnus Club 2. 3: Thespians 2, 3: Varieiy Theafer, Make-up Commiiiee 2: B Honor Roll. INGLEY, JEANNE S. Spanish Club I, 2, 3: Paramedical Club 2, 3: Naiional Honor So- cieiy 3. INGRAM, JONI JEAN Eulure Secreiaries 2, 3: Lab AS- sisianf 3. IRION. JEFFREY C. Fooiball I, 2: Track I: Scuba Club 3. IWANIER, IDA E. Lalin Club I: Orchesfra I, 2. 3: Regional Orchesfra I, 2: All- Slaie Youih Orchesira 2: PTA Represeniaiive 2, 3: French Club 2. JAMES, RICHARD ALLEN DE 3. JEFFERSON, NANCY Spiriis l: Colhurnus Club I, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: lce Slcaiing Club 2, 3: Siudeni Council 2: Senior Play 3. Experiments in Biology Provide Answers 323 324 JENNINGS, PAUL ERIC JOHN, MARSHA ConcerlCI1oir 3. JOHNSON, BYRON BLAKE Personalily I, 2: Senior Fa- vorile 3, Key Club I, 2, 37 Varsily Foolball I, 2, 31 Var- sily Baseball I, 21 Fellowship ol Clirislian Allwleles I, 2, 31 IBM Assislanl 2, 3: Vice-Fres- idenl ol Senior Class 3: Senior Play 31 NFL 3. JOHNSON, DANE KNIGHT Collwurnus Club I7 Swim Team I, 2, 3: Variely Tlwealer I: Key Club 2, 3: Nalional Hon- or Sociely 2, 31 B Honor Roll. JOHNSON, FRANK O. Sludenl Council Represenlalive 3. JOHNSON, MARILYN M. JOHNSON, MARJORIE T. JOHNSON, MARY LOU Fulure Red Raiders I7 Spirils I, 27 Y-Teens 35 B Honor Roll 3. JOHNSTON, JANA J. Spirits I, 2: Red Cross Rep- resenlalive I. JOHNSTON, LARRY KEITH Junior Varsily Foolball I, 2: Varsily Foolball 37 Red Cross Represenlalive 2. JONES, GORDON PAUL Key Club I, 2: JCTC I7 Slu- denl Council I, 2, 37 B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. JONES, PHYLLIS L. Spirils lg Lalin Club I, 2: NFL I, 2. seniors .2 It QA -eg' K JONES, RICHARD C. JONES, SANDRA D. KARR, NANCY EILEEN Fufure Secrelaries Club 3. KATHMAN, CLEM ENS A. Concerf Band I, 2, 3: March- ing Band I, 2, 3: Siege Band I, 2: Orcheslra I, Nafional Honors Orchesfra 2, 3: Math Club I, 2. 3: Science Club I. 3: Mu Alpha Thefa I, 2, 3: Compuler Programming Club I: All Region, All Sfafe Or- chesfra 2. KEARSEY, ANNETTE JOY YES 3: French Club 3: Cre- elive Writing 3. KELSO, KATHY M. Y-Teens I: Concert Choir 2, 3: French Club 2. 3: B Honor Roll 2, 3: Baccalaureafe Com- mitlee 3. KEIVIMER, MICHAEL 6. Swim Team I, 2: B Honor Roll 3 I KENT, NEVA LARAINE Spirifs I, 2. KENYON, CLYDINE REXANNE Spirifs I, 2. KERSHAW, BARBARA JEAN Spirifs I, 2: Spanish Club I, 2: Nafional Honor Sociefy 2, 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Prom Commillee 3: PTA Rep- resenfarive I: Red Crogs Rep- resenrafive 2. KETTLE, DIANNE P. Spirils I: Red Cross Repre- senlalive I. KILLION, WYNDLE G. 3 KIMBER, JAMES C. NPI. 25 Senior Play 3. KINCY, RICHARD E. KING, CYNTHIA DIANNE Office Help I, 21 Spiriis I, 2: Cap and Gown Commiffee 3: Wel- coming CornmiIIee 3. KING, DANNY L. KING, I-IARRIET ELIZABETI-I Spanish Club I. Vice-Presiclenf 2, 3: Concerf Clwoir 2, 3: CoII'1urnus Club 31 NFL Talenf Show 3: Variefy Tlieafer 31 Nafional I-Ionor Sociefy 35 A Honor Roll I: B Honor Roll 2, 3. KING, TI-IOMAS R. KITTRELL, DEBBIE E. Spirifs I, 27 SIudenI Council 2, 37 Pub Sfaff 3, I,EIN, STEPHEN A. SSFIIOFS Graduates Retain Fond Memories of BA An anonymous Belle gazes intently our fhe window of The fufure. KNIGHT, GLORIA ELAINE PTA Represenlalive I, 2. KNIGHTEN, SHARON Spirifs I, 2: Cofhurnus Club l, 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, Secre- Iary 3: CounseIor's Assistant I, 2, 3: Siudenl Council I, 23 ROTC Spon- sor 3: DAR Award 3: Belles 3: YES 3: Lab Assislanf 3. KNOX, BARBARA LOUISE Chess Club 2: German Club 2, 3. KORKAMES. PAUL JOYNER Red Cross Represenlalive I: ROTC I, 2, 3: Compuler Proqramminq I: Sfudenl Council 25 Rifle Drill Team Plaloon Sergeanl 2, Execulive Olli. cer 3: Superior Cadel' 2: Honor Guard Commander 2: LIFE 2: Cheer- leader 3: PTA Represenlalive 3: Creafive Wriiinq Club 3: Science Club 3: Senior Assembly Commillee 3: Oulslandinq Teenagers of Ameri- ca 3. KOVICH, ANN ELISE Nafional Forensic League I, 2, Press idenl 3: Spanish Club 2: Lalin Club 2: A Band 2. 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 2. 3. KRAFT, STUART FREDERICK Junior Varsily Swim Team 2: Fellow- ship of Cl-irislian Alhleles 2, 3. KRAIG, DEBORAH JEAN Spirils I, 2: Spanish Club I: B Honor Roll 2: Senior Publicily Com- millee 3: Ice Slcaling Club 3. KRAI6, RICHARD DEAN Archery Club 2, 3. KRUGER. CAROLE JANE Spirils I, 2: Office Assislanr 3: Sen- ior Council 3: Senior Prom Commif- Iee 3. 327 328 KUNKEL, MARY KATHRYN Senior Play 3: Senior Prom Corn- milleeq Philosophical Club 3. KUYKENDALL, THOMAS B. LACROIX, PATRICIA ANN Spirils I, 2: Para-Medical Club I, Corresponding Secrelary 2, Vice-Presiclenl 3: Red Cross Rep- resenlalive 2, 3: Lab Assislanl 31 Pub Slalf 3: Variely Thealer 37 Senior Play 3: Colhurnus Club 3: Sludenl Council 3, Senior Council 37 Publicily Commillee 3: B Hon- or Roll 3. LADD, MELANIE MARGARET 2, 3: NFL Talenr Colhurnus Club I, Thealer I, 2, VA Band I, 2, 3, Slu- Represenlalive I: Maiorelle I, Show I, 2, 3: 2, 3: Variely Show I, 2, 31 Clenf Council Concerl Choir 2, 31 PTA Repre- senlalive 25 B Honor Roll I. LAIR. MARCY Spirils I, 2, Swim Team I, 2, Co-Caplain 35 B Honor Roll 2, 3. LAMB, SUSAN MELINDA 'Band I, 2, 3: Orcheslra I, 2, 3: All-Slale Youlh Symphony I. 2: All-Region Orcheslra I, 2, 37 Na- Iional Honors Orchestra 2: Dal- Hi Symphony I, 2, 31 Science Club Ig Malh Club I, Secrelary Treasurer 2, Presidenl 3: Mu Al- pha Thefa Secrelary-Treasurer 2, Presidenl 37 Senior Council 3, Na- 'rional Honor Socieiy 3. LANCASTER, GARY A. LANCASTER, KAREN DEE Spirils I, 2: Variely Thealer I, 2: Colhurnus Club I, 2, 31 PTA Rep- resenfalive 2: Senior Assembly 3: Senior Play 3. LANE, NORA SUE Spirils I, 2, Ice Slcalinq Club I, 2. 3: French Club 3. LANKFORD, SUSAN JEAN Spirils I, 2: Spanish Club I. LAPSLEY, BECKY LYNN Spirils I, 2: Para-Medical Club Ig Junior Achievemenl 27 Library Assislanl 2, 3. LAQUEY, JUDY ELIZABETH Spirils'l, French Club I, 2: An- nual Represenlalive I, 2: PTA Represenlalive I, 2: Cofhurnus Club 2, 3: Sluclenr Council Pub- licify Commillee 3: Dance Com- miflee 3: B Honor Roll 3. seniors LARGENT, CAROLYN MARIE French Club I, 2, Presidenl' 3: Ice Slcaling Club 2: Campus Life 2. LAROE, JANNA DENISE Spirils I: French Club I, 2, 3: Tri-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3: PTA Represenla- live 2. 3: Red Cross Represenla- Iive 3: Senior Council: Senior As- sembly 3: Senior Play 3: Science Club 3: B Honor Roll I, 2. 3. LEDBETTER, GENEVA ELEASE Spirils I: Spanish Club I: Slu- denl' Council Allerriale I: DE 2.3: DECCA Club 2. LEDBET-TER, .KIIVI I-I. LEDERIVIAN, MARY ANN DE 2.3. LEE, JANET SUE Spirils I, 2: Science Club I: Quill and Scroll 2, Vice-Presidenl' 3: Pub 3: Cougar Chronicle AS- sislanl Edifor 3: B I-lonor Roll 2, 3. LEE, MARTHA LOU Spirils I, 2: Colhurnus Club I, 2, 3: Variely Thealer I, 3: Senior Play 3. LEE, SHIRLEY DIANE Spirils I: Fulure Secrelaries Treas- urer 3: B Honor Rall I, 2, 3. LEIVILEY, DAVID G. LEWIS, DOUGLAS R. LIBBY, PATRICK W. LIEVSAY, SANDRA L. Spirils I, Squad Leader 2: Lalin Club I, 2: B Honor Roll I. 329 30 Managers and Warer Bring Relief To Team LILLY, MARK ALLEN ICT 2, 3. LINTON, WILLIAM RANDALL B Team Foolball I: Spanish Club I: Scuba Club Vice Presidenl 3: Slu- denl Council 3: Physics Club 3: Video-Tape Operalor 3. LITTLEPAGE, GARY S. LIVAUDAIS, JEANNETTE MARGUERITE Sfudenl' Council I: Lab Assislanl I: Lalin Club I. 2, 3, Secrelary 2: Spirils I, Squad Leader 2: French Club 2: Board Member 3: German Club 3: Belles 3: Junior Princess Nominee: Nalional Honor Sociely 2. 3: Senior Class Treasurer 3: Pub Slall 3: Senior Personalily 3. LOGGINS, LINDA KAYE Spirils I, 2: Colhurnus Club I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I: Junior Princess Nominee 2: Ice Slcalinq Club 3: Sen- ior' Assembly Commilfee 3: Sludenl' Council 3: YES 3: B Honor Rall 3. LOGSDON, GILDA JEAN DECCA Club 2: Red Cross Repre- senlalive 3. LOVELADY, ELIZABETH ANN LOW, PAUL M. Chess Club I, 2: Science Club I, 2, 3: Slaqe Crew I: Malh Club 2: Concerl Choir 2, Presidenl 3: Band 2, Treasurer 3: Cheerleader 3: Co- Ihurnus Club 3: Lab Assislanl 3: Va- riefy Thealer 3: Oulslandinq Sludenr in Dallas 3. LOWREY, DEBRA LYNN Concerl Band I, 2, 3: Dal-Hi Orches- Ira l, 2: Orcheslra I, 2, 3: PTA Represenlalive I: Nalional Honors Orchesfra 2: Band 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. LUCKEY, LECIA LYNN Spirils I. 2: PTA Represenlalive I: Proiecrionisl 2, 3: Senior Council 3: Prom Commillee 3: Pub Sfalf 3: B Honor Roll 3. LUNDY, BRENDA JEAN Spirils I, 2: Senior Baccalaureare Commillee. LUNDY, REX W. JCTC l, Vice-Presidenl 2, 3: Sludenl' Council I, 2: Variely Thealer 2: Colhurnus Club 2, 3: Thespians 2, 3: Road Rally Chairman 2, 3. seniors LUPPLACE, LARRY W. LYON, WILLIAM DEAN 2.3. LYONS, MARJORIE KATHERINE PTA Represenfafive I, 2, 3. Ivy T -I. P Jerry Thompson and his fellow managers view the game anricipafing the next injury. MAAS. GEORGE DONALD Junior Varsi+y Foofball I, 2: Team Baseball lg Fellowship of Ch Han Afhlefes I. 2: HECE 3. MacDONALD, JUANITA PATRICIA Lalin Club 2: Lab Assislanf 2, its Z MAOKEY, BILLY D. Annual Represenfafive 2, 3: B Hon Roll I 2 B Team Foolball I: Varsify Foofball B ris- 3. I OF 332 MACKEY, DONA LYNN Spirifs I: VOE Treasurer 3. MacPI'IEE, ANNE ELIZABETH Spirifs I, 2: Sludenl Council I, 2, Secrelary 33 Nalional Fo- rensic League I, 2, Public Rela- 'rions 3: Nalional Honor Socieiy I, 27 NFL TaIen'rSI1ow 3, MANN. MARY LOIS Spirifs I, 23 Belles 3: Ice Slcalinq Club Ig Quill and Scroll 2, 3: EI Conquisfador 2, Classes Edilor 3. MANNINO, SUSAN D. MARCO, VIROIL R. MAREK, RAYMOND JOE JCTC I, Presidenf 2, 31 Track Team I, 2, 3: Sludent Council Represenlalive 3: Senior Direcfor 3: Fellowship of Clirisfian Allileles 37 Lalin Club 3: Tulor 3. MARIS, SI-IERI OAIL Spirils I, 23 Spanish Club Ig Fu- Iure Homemalcers I7 Fulure Sec- relaries 21 VOE 3: A Honor Roll 3. MARKEL, RONALD C. MARTIN, LARRY WAYNE Swim Team I. 27 Campus Life 2, 3. MARTIN, LORRAINE KAY PTA Represeniaiive I, 2, 3: FHA Ig Crealive Wririnq 2, 31 Ice Skaling Club 2: Red Cross Repre- senlalive 33 Colhurnus Club 31 Capfain of Girls ROTC Rifle Team 3. MARTIN, NIT-A IVI. . Spirifs Ig Belles 2, 3: Lafin Club I, 2: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. MARTIN. ROBERT A. 'seniors Tx 'EF' xxx Q31 R... MARTINEZ, MARY Eufure I-Iomemakers 3. MASON, MARILYN ANN Pub Sfaff 3. MASSEY, MICHELE LYNN Spiriis I: Ice SkaIing CIub 2, 3. MASSEY, SUSAN LEA CoII1urnus CIub I, 2: Spirifs I, 2: Annual Represenfafive I, 2, 3. MATHEWS, MICHAEL H. Cofhurnus CIub 3: Variety Theafer 3. MAIHIS, LEIGH ELIZABETH Spiri+s I, 2: Campus Life 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: YES 3. MAY, GENE DOUGLAS Track I, 2, 3. MAY, JIMMY KYLE Junior Varsi+y BasIceIbaII I. MAYES, RICKEY L. MAYNARD, JOHN CLARK MCADOO, MARINELL IBM Assisfanf I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I: Spiri+s I, 2. MCANALLY, CORALYN DEE Spiri+s 2: German CIub 2: Sfu- denf Council 2, 3: ROTC Sponsor 3: Pub Sfaff 3: Red Cross Repre- senfafive 3: JCTC 3: Senior Play 3: Lab AssisfanI 3: Baccalaureafe Commiffee 3: Y-Teens 3: Tufor- ing Program 3: B Honor Roll 2. 333 34 After School Progroms Improve Young Minds McCAlN, MARK MCCAMEY, CAROLYN ALDRICI-I Marching Season Subslilule Band I: Marching Band 2, 35 Spanish Club 2: Ice Skaling lg Symphonic Band 3. MCCAR-IER, WILLIAM ARCl'llE B Honor Roll. MCCLURE, MARK ALLEN UFO Club I7 Philosophical Sociely 2, 3: Colhurnus Club 35 Bicycle Club 37Variely Thealer 3. . MCCLURE, MARY MELISSA Spanish Club I: Spirils I. Squad- Ieacler 27 IBM Assislanl' I, 2, 31 Nalional Honor Sociely 2. 35 Belles 3. IvlcCOLLUlv1, DEBORAH SUE Spirils I, 27 Lalin Club I, 2. 33 Fulure Secrelaries 2. 3. seniors MCCULLAR, TERRY S. Swim Team I. 2: Key Club I, Treas- urer 2, Vice-President 3: Cofhurnus Club I, 3: Veriefy Tliealer I, 3: Quill and Scroll 2, 3: Senior Play 3: Senior Council 3: Cougar Chronicle Sfeff 3. MCCULLOUGH, JANET LEA Spirils I: Erenclw Club I, 2: Concerl Clnoir Ensemble 2: Concerl Choir 3: Youfli Encounler Seveniies 3: Senior Play 3: French Club, Vice-Presidenf 3. MCDANIEL, MARY MARGARET Spirils I, 2: Spanish Club I, 2, 3: Paramedical Club 2, 3: Mein Club 2: Nelional Honor Sociely 3: Sen- ior Council Represenlalive 3. MCDANIEL, NORMAN T. McDONALD. JOHN L. MCDONALD. SUSAN ELAINE Sludenl Council I, 2: Spirifs I, 2: Belles 3: Junior Princess Nominee 2: Young Lile 3: Colliurnus Club 3: Senior Council 3: Senior Play 3: Homecoming Oueen Nominee 3: Baslcelbell Oueen 3. MGCDONALD, STEPHEN W. MCDOUOLE, LINDA MQELYEA, ALICIA ROSE Library Council I: Spiriis I: Bible Creclil I, 2: PTA Represenlelive I: Quill and Scroll 2, 3: Fuiure Teaclriers 2, 3: Cougar Chronicle Slaff 3: Pub Slaff 3: B Honor Roll 2, 3. MCGINNIS, TIMOTHY ALBERT Collwurnus Club 2: Variefy Tlneafer 2: CI1ilclren's Tliealer 2: Senior Play 3: B Honor Roll I. MCGUEEEE, HENRY E. Laiin Club I: Junior Varsily Foolball I, 2: Track I. MCHALE, GARY BRENT Red Cross I, 2, 3. 336 IVlcKEEVER, CATHERINE ANN Spirils I, 2: Paramedical Club I, 27 Spanish Club lg Senior Assem- bly 37 Colhurnus Club 3. IVICKELVEY, LINDA E. Spanish Club 2, 3: Y-Teens 3. IvlcKINNEY, BARBARA MQKINNEY, JERRY ED IBM Assislanl I, 2, Science Club ly Compuler Club 2. IVICKINNEY, JOAN ELIZABETH Spirils I, 21 Swim Team I: HECE 3: YFC I. IVICKOOL, IVIELINDA FRANCIS Home Economics Co-operalive Eclucalion 3: Home Economics Relaled Occupalions Club 3. MCNABB, MARILYN KAY MCNALLY, KATHLEEN S. MEADOR, ROBERT S. Orcheslra I, 2, 33 ROTC I, 2, 33 German Club 2, 3. MEDLIN, CASCEIL CLAIRE NFL I, 2, Vice-Presiclenl 33 Co- lhurnus Club I, Z. 3, Philosophical Sociely 2, Presidenl 3, Ivlalh Club 2. 37 Thespians 2, 3, Mu Alpha Thela 2, 3: Variely Thealer 2, 31 NFL Talenl Show 2, 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3, Tulorinq Pro- gram 3: Senior Play 3. IVIEDLIN, DIANNE CECILE Spirils I, 27 Colhurnus Club I. 2, 3, French Club lg Ice Skaling Club lg Nalional Honor Sociely 3: Variely Thealer 33 Senior Play 3: Senior Prom Commillee 37 A Honor Roll I, 2, 3. IVIEEK, JEFFREY ALAN German Club- 23 JCTC 23 Thes- pians 3: Variely Thealer 3, Senior Play 3: Colhurnus Club 31 B Hon- or Roll I, 2, 3. seniors MEEK, PAMELA GAYLE Spirils I, Squaclleader 21 Musical I: Sludenl Council I, 2, 3: Con- cerl' Choir 2, 3g NFL Talenl Show 2, 3: Colhurnus Club 31 Variely Thealer 3: Concerf Choir Vice- Presiclenl 3: Senior Play 3. MEEKER, RAYMOND THOMAS Band I. 2, 3: Orcheslra I. 3, Honors Orcheslra 25 B Honor R II I 2 3 MJELEAR, CHARLES R. B Honor Roll 3: Spanish Club 3. MELTON, DIANE KAREN Spirils I: Spanish Club I3 PTA Represenlolive I. MELTON, GARY E. MELTON, MARK R. MENZEL, EAYTHE ANNE Spirifs I, 21 Senior Prom Com- miflee 3. METCALF, GARY W. MICHALENOK, JUNE M. Spirils I. MILLEN, MARY ANN Spirils I7 B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. MILLER, SUZAN R. Spirits lg French Club 21 Senior Assembly Commillee 3. MILLICAN, DON PHILIP Track I, Varsify Traclc Team 2, 3: Fellowship ol Chrislian Alhleles 2. 3. 337 338 BA Sends Outstanding Students Into World MILLISON, GERALD CRAIG German Club Ig B Honor Roll 2, 3. MILNER, BRENDA JEAN PTA Representative I, 2, 3: Home Economics Co-Op. Education 25 Vocational Ottice Education 3. MINERVINI, MICHAEL MITCHELL, MARGARET ANN Red Cross Representative 3. MITCHELL, TOMMY DALE Military I, 2, 3. MOFFETT. STEPHEN GENE ROTC lst Sergeant A Company I, 2, 33 Ritle Team I, lst Ser- geant 2, Captain 31 Battalion Cadet Commander ot Bryan Adams Corps 37 A Honor Roll lg B Honor Roll 2, 33 Lab As- sistant 2. MGLLOY, LAURENCE CLIFTON MONIE, DEBORAH JEAN Spirits I, 2: B Honor Roll 2, 3: Baccalaureate Committee 2. MONTGOMERY. MICHAEL EVANS Junior Varsity Football I: Student Council I, 2, 3: B Honor Roll 3. MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM FLOYD Golt Team I, 2, 33 B Honor Roll I, 3: B Team Baseball I: Var- sity Baseball 27 National Honor Society 3. MOODY, SHERRY JEAN Ice Slcatinq Club lg Annual Rep- resentative I, 2: Spirits I. MOORE, ANTHONY J. seniors 1729 MOORE, CLAY EDWARD B Honor Roll 3: Dislribulive Ed- ucalion Program 3: Key Club 3. MOORE, JAMES D. MOORE, JUDY LEE Spirifs I, 2: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3: IBM Assisianl 2: Pub Slafl 3. MOORMAN, RICHARD DON Fulure Red Raiders Club I, 2, 3: Ice Slcaling Club I, 2, 3: Scuba Club 3: B Honor Roll 3. MORENO, RICHARD ALLEN ICT Worlc Program 3: VICA Club 3. MORGAN, GARY LYNN ICT Worlc Program 3. MORGAN, HAROLD GLENN Junior Varsily Football I: Varsiiy Eoofball 2, 3: Sfudeni Council I: Red Cross Represenlaiive 2: A Honor Roll I, 2, 3. MORGAN, STEVE D. Traclr I, 2. MORRIS, BILLY JOE B Team Eoolball I: Junior Varsily Eoolball 2: Cheerleader 3: Cougar Chronicle, Sporls Edilor 3: Sen- ior Play 3: Pub Sfalf 3: Ouill and Scroll 2, Presidenf 3. MORRIS, JILL Spirils I, 2: Spanish Club I, 2: Coihurnus Club I, 2. 3: Junior Cilizens Traffic Commission I, 2: Sludenf Council I, 2: PTA Rep- reseniafive I: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Thespians 2, 3: Variely Thealer 2: Lab Assislanl 2: Belles 3: Proieciionisl 3: Pub Slaff 3: Senior Publicily Commillee 3: Senior Play 3. MORRIS, JOHN B. B Team Eoolball I: Junior Varsily Eoolball 2: Varsily Eoolball 3: Sfudenl Council 2: Fellowship of Chrislian Afhlefes 2, 3. MORRIS, RICKEY LYNN Varsily Baslcelball I, 2, Co4Cap- Iain 3: Fellowship of Chrislian Alhleles I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I: B Honor Roll I: Key Club 2. 3: Baseball 2: B Team Baslcefball I. 339 40 Approaching MORRIS, STEVEN LYNN Siudeni Council Represeniaiive I, 2, 3: Junior Ciiizens Traffic Come mission 2: Spanish Club 2. 33 Na- Iional Honor Socieiy 2, Presideni 3: Lab Assisiani 2, 33 Maih Club 3. MORRIS, VICKI L. MORRISON, SYBIL SKELTON Chorus I, 2, Conceri Choir 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Annual Repre- senialive 2, 3: Laiin Club 2. 3: Senior Play 33 Baccalaureaie Com- miiiee 3: Y-Teens 33 Tuioring Pro- gram 37 Music Man 3. MOSMAN, MARY KATHERINE Fuiure Homemalcers of America 3. MOUNTS, ANNE T. MULLANE, MICHAEL J. MULLINS, MARYSUE CAROLINE Spirifs I, 2, Belles 3, Spanish Club I: Euiure Secreiaries 21 B Honor Roll 33 Senior Publicily Commiiiee 3: Dance Commiiiee 3: Siudeni Council 3. IVIUNN, DEBORAH KAY Sfudeni Council I, 3, Spirils I, 2: PTA Represenialive lg French Club Ig B Honor Roll Ip Conceri Choir I7 Infer-Club Council Represeniaiive IorY-Teens. MURRAY, BENJAMIN FRANK Phoiog ra pher 3, MURRAY, MICHAEL TRAVIS B Honor Roll I, 21 Senior Council 3: Baccalaureaie Commifiee 3: Scuba Diving Club 3. MYERS, MADELYN LEIGH Siudenf Council I, 25 Spirifs Ig Belles 2, 33 B Honor Roll I, 2, 31 Naiional Honor Socieiy 2, 3, Senior Prom Commiiiee 3. IVIYRICK, SANDRA JEAN Spirils I, 2: Sophomore Personalilyg Sophomore Duchess Nominee, Junior Personaliiyi Junior Princess Nomi- nee, Naliorial Honor Socieiy 2. 35 Homecoming Queen Nominee 35 B Honor Roll 31 Belles 3. seniors Holidays Bring Festive Spirit NALLY. ELIZABETH JANE Arf Club I, 2, 31 French Club Ig Ice Slcalinq Club 2. 3: Variefy Theafer 31 Colhurnus Club 3: Cou- gar Chronicle Sfall 37 Senior Play 3: Baccalaureale Commiflee 3. NATION, JOSEPH DAVIS Bicycle Club, Vice-Presidenf 3. NEAL, JERRY R. NEILL, NANCY JANE PrIncIpaI's Office Assislanf I, 2, 3. NEUBACH, NANCY A. Spirifs I. 2: Eufure Baylor Bears 3: B I-I O R II I 2 3 NEQIELLCI THOMAS JOE Debby Ross and Mark Deffman cheerfully decorate The family 42 NEWSOM, CRAIG H. NIELSEN, VICKI SUSAN Spanish Club I: Spirils 2: Cougar Chronicle Slall 3: Pub Shall 3. NIX, ALAN L. NIXON, CHERYL ANN HECE Program 2: DE Program 3. NORMAN, ARLENE KAY HOCT 2.3. NORTI-IUM, RUTH ANNE French Club 2, 3: Ice Slcaiinq Club 2, 3: Marching Band 2, 3: Annual Represenlafive 3: Tulor 2, 3: Bac- calaureale Commillee 3: B Honor Roll l. 2. 3. NUNN, ALAN SCOTT Malh Club I: Variefy Thealer 3. NYE, VIRGINIA LYNN Colhurnus Club I, 2, 3: Spirils I, 2: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. OAKES, JAMES ELLIOTT . B Team Baslxelball I: Track I. 2. 3: Varsily Basketball 2. OAKES, KAREN YVONNE Spirifs I, 2: Swim Team 2, 3: Cougar Chronicle Slaff 3. OCKER, PAMELA SUE Spirifs I: French Club 2: Red Cross Represenfafive 2: B Honor Roll 2: Ice Slcaling Club 3: A Honor Roll: DE Program 2. 3. ODNEAL, CATHERINE ANN Spanish Club I, 21 Spirils l, 2: Pub Sfaff 3: Colhurnus Club 3: Variely Thealer 3: B Honor Roll 3. seniors tr QS! '-i-ff .ff OLSGN, LINDA S, Ari. Club I, 2: Sfudenf Council 2, 3: PTOIECIIOUISI 27 Colhurnus Club 3: Office Assislanf 2, 3. OQUINN, ALICE SUE ORCUTT, PAMELA SUE Marchlmfl Band li 2. 3i Concerf Band I, 2, 3: Tennis Team I, 2, 3: Con- cerf Clwoir 2, Treasurer 3: Annual Reoresenlafive 2. 3: Nafional Honor SOCISIY 2. 3: Spanish Club 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, OREHEK, MIKE E. Chess Club I, 2: Science Club I. ORTH, LAWRENCE HAROLD B Team Eoolball I: Varsily Eoofball 2, 3: Key Club 2. 3: Golf Team 3: Sophomore Personalifyg Junior Per- sonalilyg Senior Personalify. OVARD, MARK A. Clwess Club I, 2, 3: Nafional Fo- rensic Leaque I, 2, 3: Lafin Club 2, 3: NFL Talenl Show 2, 3: Collwur- nus Club 3: Variely Tliealer 3: Scuba Club 3. OVERFIELD, TERRY LEA OWENS, DENNIS A. OWENS, MICHAEL V. PACE, GEORGE D. NCO Club I, 2: Rifle Drill Team I, 2: Malh Club I: Science Club I: B Honor Roll 2. PAGE, RANDALL CURTIS Ari Club I: Red Cross Represenfa- five I. PALMER, LINDA MARIE Fufure Homemalcers of America I. 2: Clinic Assislanl 2, 3. 343 344 PARKER, CARRIE LYNN NFL I, 2, 31 Sfudenl Council I: Spirifs I: Belles 2, 3: Coflwurnus 3: Nelional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Senior Council 3: Senior Personalifyg Lafin Club I, Treasurer 2, Consul 3. PARKER, DAVID L. PARKER, STEVE WAYNE Swim Team I, 2, 37 Sfudenl Council I, 25 Senior Represenlalive 3. PARKS, PAU LA DIANE Spirils I, 2: Belles 3. PATRICK, EDWARD R. PATTERSON, BOBBY G. No senior will ever forget White Rock Lake, its moon, the frees, The QW355 seniors Numerous Senior Acrrvrrres Nlork I97I PATTERSON, LINDA GAIL Spirirs I. 2, French Club I, 2, 3: Ice Slcalinq Club 2, 3: Colhurnus 3. PAYNE, BARRY SCOTT Golf Team I, 2. 3: Nalional Honor Sociery 2, 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. PEAK, STEPHEN L. PECK, BOBBY R. PENDLEY, BEVERLY ANN l Spirils Ig Ice Slcarinq Club I: Scr- ence Club I. 2, Secrelary 3: JCTC Ig German Club 2, 3: Tulor 27 Na- Iional Merir 33 B Honor Rall I, 2, 3. PENN, GARY WAYNE B Team Poofball I3 B Team Basker- ball Ig FCA I, 3: Sfudenr Council I, 2: JV Eoofball 27 Varsily Poor- ball 3: Golf Team 33 Invirarion Com- millee 3: Publicily Commirlee 3. PENNINGTON, RICHARD ADAIR B Team Bazlrelball I: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. PENRY, SUZIE JEAN PTA Represenfafive I. 2, 3: Red Cross Represenlaiive I, 21 Para- Medical Club I7 Clinic Helper 3. PEPPER, CHARLES M. B Team Eoolball I3 ECA I, 23 JV Eoofball I, 2: Key Club 37 Red Cross Represenlafive 3, Senior Coun- cil 3: Cap and Gown Commiffee 3: Prom Commillee 3. PERKINS, JILL ANNE Library Assiaranr I: ROTC Girls' Rifle Team Co-Caplain 3. PERKINS, KATHLEEN MARIE Annual Represenlalive I, 2, 3. PETERS, JEANIE A. 346 PHILLIPS, FRANKLIN I-I. PHILLIPS, LYNN Spiriis I. PINER, PEGGY JEAN Spirifs I, 27 Nafional I-Ionor SocieIy 2, 3. PINKA, GARY M. PLUMB, ARTI-IER E. DECA, Vice Presidenf 3, PLUNK, BEVERLY DIANE Spirifs I, 25 Cougar Chronicle 3: Pub 3: Senior Prom Com- miIIee 3: Sfudeni Council AI- IernaIe 3. POCI-IMANN, LINDA DIANE Spirifs I, 2: FI-IA I3 Para Medical Club I, 2, Phoioq- rapher 3, Ice Skaiinq CIub 3Ii B Honor RQII 3. POLVADO, SI-IERI G. POPEJOY, DONNA KAY Spirifs I, 2: Spanish CIub Ii B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. POSEY, DAVID WAYNE Science Ciub I, 2, 3: ROTC I, Les Sabres Precision Drill Team 2, 3, DriII Team Leader 2, PIaIoon Leader 2, BaI'raIion Sfaif 3, I3 Company Insfrucfor 3, Academic Wreaih I. 2: Sfudenf Council 3, LaIin CIub 2. 37 Officers CIuI:a 3. POWERS, DAVID G. Conceri Band I, 27 Marching Band I, 2, Drum Maior 3: De- baie Squad I1 Band CounciI 21 Spanish Club, Officer 2: Symphonic Band 3: Senior Council 3: Lab AssisIanI 3. POWERS. DAVID PRATER, DEBORAH ANN Red Cross I, 2: Spanish Club I: Eulure Secretaries 2. PRESTON, HENRY C. PREWITT, TIMOTI-IY L. Cougar Chronicle 3: Senior Assembly Comrniflee 3. PRICE, PAIGE PROBST, CYNTHIA JEAN Spnrrfs I: Spanish Club I, 2: Projeclionisf 2, 3: NFL Talenl' Show 3: Red Cross Represenra- five 3: Lab Assislanl 3: Bac- calaureale Commiilee 3. RRUEITT, STARRLET Vocalional Office Educalion 3. PRUETT, BRENDA KAYE Spirils I, 2: Spanish Club I, 2: Annual Represenfafive 2: Young Life 2: Colhurnus Club 3: Variefy Thealer 3: PTA Represenfalive 3: Sludenf Council Represenlafive 3: Sen- ior Prom Commiflee 3, QUARLES, NORVELL RICKY ROTC I, 2, 3: Marching Band 3. QUINN, JOANN RADFQRD. JEANNA SUE Spirifs I. Zi Office Asslslanl' I, 2: Narional I-Ionor Sociefy 2, 3: B Honor Roll I. 2. 3. RADVIC, CHARLES N. RAINES, DEBORAH J. 48 RAMSEY, ANNEITA SUE Spirils I: Annual Represenlalive I7 Fulure Secrelaries 23 Sludenf Council Allernale 2: Junior Cilizens Traffic Commission 2: Vocalional Ollice Ed- ucalion 3. RANGAL, MARCUS C. RASMUSSEN, CAROL CORINNE Spanish Club I, 2, 3: Colhurnus I, 2, 3: Fulure Teachers 2, 3: Nae lional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Pub Slalf 3. RATLI FF, LINDA PATRICE Spirit I, 2: Corhurnus Club I, 2, 3: Ice Slxalinq I, 3: Spanish Club 2: Fulure Homemalcers 2: Variely Thealer 3. RAILIFF, PATRICIA RUTH UFO Club I: PTA Represenlalive I: Spanish Club I: Red Cross Repre- senlalive I: Sfudenl Council Al- 'rernale I: Dislribulive Educafion Club 2, 3: Senior Council 3: B Honor Roll 2: A Honor Roll 3. READ, DONNA LAURA Spirils I, 2: Belles 3: Lab Assislanl' 3: Senior Council 3: Pub Slalf 3: B Honor I, 2, 3. REAIVIES, LAURIE ELIZABETH French Club I: JCIC Represenla- live I: Spirils I, Squadleader 2: French Club, Secrelary 2: Musical 2: Concerl Choir 2, Secrelary 3: Slu- denl Council Represenlalive 2: Sen- ior Council 3: Tulorinq Program 3: Senior Play 3: B Honor Roll I, 2. 3. REDDICK, MARY L. Sludenr Council I, 2, 3: Spirirs I, 2: Colhurnus Club I, 2, 3: German Club 2, 3: Senior Play 3: Variefy Thealer 3: Senior Pub 3. seniors Phantom seniors from left to right are Mocha Boy, Flash, Jef, and Ace 'l, '2h'i ,I A a I 5 1 i ,N I K I 4 ,N '- ' ' tk 'ffaltw Ig Rv. a we 4, Sl- -. tv -3 I Class Pride Dislinguishes Year of l97l A. .1 'S' - , . :qw -f. I H ,-,-N, K n . '00 - 'Sni'w , . V N Mew.: He. ww- -sk- M., xg. I Mm I ' 'fltfs'-ur--nz f' me.. A., 'W lm- L-15'-A ' ' . 1',,,,,,g.aLnQ,,,,'40f: -,L V f'- -K -- J, ,Mi ,NY -f I Arla--1 F' ,. M , 'Tv HL- 1. , I. V '-. - v -.- .H nays.-. U awww' is ,-R. 0 ' ' aff-sail . V fr......: .1 , af, www 'ffjwg S REED, BILLY D. DECA 3. REEDY. CSAIL LOUISE Band l. 2: Marching Band 3: Span- ish Club 2. REEDY, SHERYL WYNN Colhurnus Club 3: Variely Thealer 2. REESE. ROCHELLE M. Spirils I. 2: Sludenl Council I. 3: Y-Teens 3: Fulure Homemalxers 3: B Honor Roll I. 2, 3. REEVES, STEVE BYRON ICT I, 3. REGAL. CYNTHIA ANN Spanish Club, Treasurer 2: Chorus 2: Concerl Choir 3: G,-ymnaslics 3: Lab Assislanl 3: B Honor Roll 2, 3. RECSAN, CINDY REID, BARBARA ANN Spirils I: Belles 2, Co-Caplain 3: Spanish Club l: Personalily l, 2: Sophomore Duchess Nominee l: Na- lional Honor Sociely 2. 3: Annual Represenlalive 2, 3. 349 350 REID, RANDALL O. REILLY, KAREN SUE Marching Band I, 2, 3: Concerl' Band I, 2, 3: Orcliesira I, 2, 3. REINDEL, CATHERINE ANN Spirils I, 2: Erencln Club I. REJCEK, DEBORAH ANN Y-Teens 2. REPP, DAVID N. REYNOLDS, NANCY LYNN Spirils I, 2: PTA Represenlalive I: Spanish Club I, 2: Red Cross Represenlalive 2, 3: Senior Coun- cil 3: Annual Represenlaiive 3: Baccalaureale Commillee 3: Cap and Gown Commiilee 3. RHOADES, RONNIE RHODES, DAVID RUSSELL Dislribulive Educafion Club 3. RHODES, JO BETH PTA Represenlalive I: Red Cross Represenlalive 2: HECT 3. RICHARDSON, SALLY HEATHER Spirils I, 2: NFL I: Spanish Club I, Secrelary 2, Presidenl 3: Na- 'lional Honor Sociely 2, 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. RICO, ROSE ANNA Spirils 2: Red Cross 2: Library Assisfanl 2: VOE, Presidenl 3: B Honor Roll 3. RIDDLE, BILLY J. Mafh Club I: Lafin Club I: Sci- ence Club I. seniors gg...-,f RIEWE, STEPHEN M. RILEY, SHARON EARLENE Spirits I, 2: Red Cross Represen- tative I: Spanish Club 2, 3: Stu- dent Council Representative 2: National Honor Society 3: Future Secretaries 3: NFL 3. RIMMER, MARSHA LYNN Spirits I: Belles 2, 3: Ottice As- sistant I, 2. 3: Sophomore Duch- ess Nominee I: Junior Princess Nominee 2: Youth tor Christ I: Spanish Club I: Student Council I: Dad's Club Representative I. 2: Annual Representative 2: Co- thurnus Club 3: Senior Council 3: YES 3: Pub Statt, Humor As- sistant 3: B Honor Roll 2, 3. RITCHEY, STEVEN WAYNE Varsity Football I, 2, 3: Varsity Baseball I, 2. 3: B Team Basket- ball I: Varsity Basketball I, 3: Latin Club I: Fellowship ot Chris- tian Athletes 2: National Honor Society 3: Student Council 3. RITTER. SAIVIIVIIE OTTO Science Club I: Cothurnus Club 3: Variety Theater 3: Senior Play 3: Senior Assembly Committee 3: Senior Play Committee 3i Youth Encounter Seventies 3: Pub Statt 3. RIVERS, BETTINA J. ROACH, DOW KENT Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Var- sity Basketball 3: Fellowship ot Christian Athletes 3: B Honor Rall I, 2. 3. ROBBINS, KAREN SUE Art Club I: Ice Skating Club I, 2: Cothurnus Club 2, Treas- urer 3: Spirits 2: Variety Theater 2, 3: NFL 2. 3: Creative Writing 2, 3. ROBBINS, MICHAEL FREDERICK ROBERDS, MICHAEL R. B Football Team, Trainer I: Red Cross I: Student Council I, 2: Varsity Football, Trainer 2, 3: Student Police 3: Baseball 2, 3. ROBERTS, DEBORAH LAVERNE Spirits I, 2: Belles 3: Future Sec- retaries 3. ROBERTS. RHONDA LYNNE Spirits I, 2: Student Council AI- ternate I: Youth for Christ I: National Honor Society 2. 3: JCTC 2: Lab Assistants I, 2, 3: Regional Science Fair, First Place 2: ROTC Girls' Ritle Team 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 57 ROBINSON, NANCY MAY ROBINSON, PAMELA J. RODGERS, CHARLY N. RODRIGUEZ, DIANA J. RODRIGUEZ, ELOISE ROGERS, RANDI KAY Spirifs I, 2: Belles 3: Swim Team I,'2, 3: Archery 2, 3. ROGERS, STANLEY D. ROSE, CYNTHIA ANNE Spirils I, 2: PTA Represenlalive 2: Campus Life 2: YES Club 3: B Honor Roll 3. ROSE, JANET EILEEN Spiriis I, 2: Spanish Club I, 2: Slu- clenl Council 2, 3: Pub Slalf 3: Lab Assisianl 2. 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Senior Council 3: Senior Play 3. ROSE, ROBIN ELAINE Siudeni Council I: Spirils I, Squad- Ieader 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Senior Council 3: Ouill 8: Scroll 2, Vice-Presiclenl 3: EI Con- quislaclor 2, 3. ROSS, DEBRA ANNE Spirils I, 2: Belles 3: Annual Repree senlafive I: Sludenl Council I, 2: Counselor Help I: Los Vencedores I: Malh Club I: Biology Club I: Allendance Office Help 2: Ouill 81 Scroll 2, 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: el Conquislador Slall 2: Cur- riculum Edilor 3, Copy Editor 3: Pub Slalf 3: A Honor Roll I, 2, 3. ROSS, LINDA LOUISE Euiure Teacliefs 2: Fulure Homemak- ers 3: Ice Slcaling Club 3: Young Life 3: Y-Teens 3. seniors haf gs uni JUN ROSSON, PAULA JEAN Spirils I. ROWELL, CAROL JEANETTE Sprrils I. 2. RUBLE, MARTIN D. RUDD, PATRICK JAMES Cougar Chronicle Sraff 3, RUSH, WILLIAM DAVID RUSSELL, VICKI LYNN Ari Club 2. 3: DECA 3. RUTLEDGE, CHARLES GREG Les Sabres Drill Team I, 2, 3: Chess Club 2, Presidenl 3: Symphony I, 2, 3: NCO Club 2: Science Club 3: Color Guard Company Com- mander 3: Oilicers' Club 3: Com- pufer Programming 3. RYAN. DEBRA JEAN Variefy Theaier I, 2, 3: Spirils I. 2: Cofhurnus Club I, 2, 3: Coniesi Play 2: Clinic Assislanf I: Thespians 2, 3: Philosophical Socieiy 2, 3: Senior Play 3: NFL Talenl Show 3: B Honor Roll 3. RYAN, RICHARD A. RYBURN, DEBORAH LYNN Arr Club I, 2: Spirifs I, 2: Belles 3: Spanish Club I: Fufure Secreiaries 3. SABA, SUSAN MARIE Spirils I, 2: Spanish Club I: Na- fional Honor Sociely 2, 3: German Club 3: Senior Prom Commillee 3: Senior Play 3: A Honor Roll 2: B Honor Roll I, 3. SAFFORD, NORMA JEANE Spirils I: Colhurnus Club 2, Publicily Manager 3: NFL Talenf Show 3: Bicycle Club, Secreiary 3: Philosoph- ical Socieiy, Publicily Manager 3: Senior Play Commilfee 3: Home- coming Queen Nominee 3: Person- alify 3. Seniors Survive Third Yeor Lunch - WXYZ 353 54 SABEDRA. SALVADOR ROTC I, 2, Firsl Lieulenanf, A Com pany 3: Baseball 2: Track 2: Na 'rional Leadership Insfifufe 2. SALAS, ALICE CHRISTINE Spanish Club 3. SANDOVAL, REYNALDO SATCHELL, LAWRENCE SAUER, NANCY CAROL Ari Club I: Spirils I: Belles 2, 3. SAVAGE, STEPHEN HOWARD SAVANT, HOPE SUZANNE PTA Represenlalive I: HOCT Sec- retary 3. SCALLIONS, CHARLES E. SCHEER, SANDRA ELAINE French Club I, 2, 3: Ice Slcaling Club 2, 3: Campus Life 2: Spirils 2: Lab Assislanl 3: B Honor Roll I, 2. SCHNITIZIUS, MARTHA MARIE French Club I, 2: Spirils I, 2: De bale I: Annual Represenlalive 3 SCHULTZE, JEAN ANNE Spirils I, 2: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3 SCHWARTZ, PAULETTE K. Spanish Club I: Spirils I, Squad leader 2: Welcoming Commillee 3 Senior Prom Commillee 3. seniors ms?- SCI-IWEIKI-IARD, MARY SUE Spirils I, 2: Spanish Club: Concerl Choir 2, 3: Annual Represenlalive 3. SCOGGINS, GARY RAY Lalin Club I, 2: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Advanced Band I, 2. 3: Red Cross Represenlalive 2: NHS Play 3: Fu- Iure Aggies 3. SCOGGINS, KAREN ANN Spirils I: Belles 2, Caplain 3: Senior Prom Commillee. SCOGGINS, SANDRA GAY I-IOCT. SCOTT, ANITA JO Fufure Homemalcers ol' America I: Concerl Choir I, 2, 3: Lafin Club 2, 3: Girls Alhlefic Associalion. SCOTT, ANNA JUNE Chorus I: Fufure Teachers of Ameri- ca I: Fulure Homemalcers of Amer- ica 2: Girls Alhlefic Associalion I. SEALEY, WAYNE D. French Club 2, B Honor Rall: NFL 2: Senior Prom Commillee 4: Sluclenl' Council 3. SECREST, JEFFREY ALAN Science Club I, 2. 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3: el C Slaff Pholographer 3. SEEKO, DANIEL G. SEIBERT, KEITH MICHAEL Advanced Band I: Lafin Club I, 2. SELDEN, DONALD E. Pan American Sludenf Forum I, 2: Spanish Club I, 2: ROTC Drill Team I, Isf Serqeanl 2, Senior Color Guard 3, Cade? Capfain 3: Orches- Ira I: Red Cross Represenfafive I: B Honor Roll I, 2: A Honor Roll 3: Fulure Aggies I: Band I: NCO 2, 3: Sludenl' Council Represenlalive 2. SETRAK, MARY MARGARET PTA Represenlalive I, 2, 3: Spirils I. 355 356 SEWARD, MICHELLE A. SHELEY, ELIZABETH HOLMES Nalional Forensic League I, 2, Cor- responding Secrelary 3: Debale I, 2, 3: Sludenl' Council I, 2. 3: Ad- vanced Band I, 2, 3: Lalin Club 2: Commiflee Chairman 3: Senior Coun- cil: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3. SHELTON. VICKI Spirils I, 2: Sludenl Council I, 2, 3: Red Cross Represenfalive I, 2: PTA Represenralive 3: Swim Team I, 2: Spanish Club I, 2: B Honor Roll 3: Froieclionisl' 2: Vocafional Office Educalion 3. Sl-IINER, JAMES ANDREW Varsify Track I, 2, 3: Science Club I, 2, 3: German Club 2, 3: Scuba Club, Secrerary 3. SHIPLEY, LARRY W. SHIRREEE, JAMES D. Track I, 2: French Club I, 2: Ten- nis Team 3: Debale 3: Pub Sfaff 3. SIEPERT, REBECCA ANN S iril I. STLVERTHORNE, CLINT SIMIELE, Bwaon HENRY ROTC Cadel I: Band I, 2, 3: B Honor Roll I, 2. SIMMONS, DEBORAH J. SIMMONS, LINDA ANNE Spirils I, 2: Sludenr Council I, 2: Red Cross Represenlafive I: Senior Council: Senior Prom Commilfee: Baccalaureafe Commiflee. SIMMONS, PATRICEA EVELYN Spirits I, 2: Red Cross Represenla- 'five I: Sludenf Council 2: Nafional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Cofhurnus Club 2, 3: Lalin Club 2: Variely Tlnealre 2: Thespian Sociely 2, 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. seniors Students Practice Speech in Language Labs I I ' x SKINNER. DEBRA JO VOE Program 3. SLATER. CHARLES E. ICT Program 3. SLATER, NANCY LEIGH Spirits I, 2: Swim Team I: Sopho- more Duchess Finalist I: Paramedical Club I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I. 2: PTA Representative I. 2, 3: Red Cross 2. President 3: YES Secre- tary 3: Library Council Reporter 2: Student Council 3: Senior Publicity Committee 3: Cothurnus Club 3: Va- riety Theater 3: Senior Play 3: Con- test Play 3: Clinic Assistant 3: B Honor Roll I, 2.3. SMITH, ANGELA GAIL Spanish Club I: Band 1.2. 3. SMITH, CHARLES M. SMITH, DAVID J. SMITH, DENNIS E. ICT Officer 3: VICA Club 3. SMITH, GREG C. B Team Football I: Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Track I: Varsity Basket- ball 3: Fellowship ot Christian Ath- letes I. 2. 3: Senior Assembly Com- mittee 3: Senior Council Alternate 3. SMITH, JOHN CHARLES Spanish Club I, 2: Student Council: Red Cross Representative 2: Distribu- tive Education Program, President 3. SMITH, LAWRENCE STEVE ROTC Drill Team I: Band I. SMITH. LEE SMITH, LESLIE 357 58 SMITH, NANCY K. ROBERT LARRY TERRY LEE SMITH. SMITH. ROTC I, 2, lnslruclor 3: German Club I. SMITH, WAYNE L. lce Slcaling Club I, 2. SMYTH, JUDY Spirils I, 2: Red Cross Repre- senlalive 2: Fulure Secrelaries 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. SNIPES, ANN MARIE AFS I, 2: Spirils I, 2: Spanish Club I, 2: Lalin Club 2.3. SOLOMON. DELIA B. Sludenl Council I, 2, 3: Spirils l, 2: Spanish Club l: Office Help 2: Annual Represenlalive 3. SPAETH, WILLIAM P. SPARKS, NANCY K. Spirlls I: Spanish Club 2: Red Cross Represenlalive I: Sludenf Council Allernafe 3. SPARKS, VICKI DENISE Spirit I: Srudenl Council I, 2: Sophomore Duchess: Sophomore Persbnalily: Senior Favorile: An- nual Represenlalive I, 2, 3: PTA Represenlalive 3: Homecoming Queen 3. SPECK, MELISSA DEIRDRE Spirifs I, 2: Spanish Club I: Chorus I, 2: Belles 3, Concerl Choir 3: Archery Club 2: Senior Play 3: Fulure Secrelaries 3: B Honor Rell 3. SPIVEY, PHILIP CHARLES French Club I: ROTC 2, Rifle Team 2, 3. seniors SPRUNK. MARY ANN Y-Teens 2: Fufure Secrelaries 23 Nafional Honor Sociely 2, 37 Crealive Wriling 25 OEA Club 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. STAAB. MARY KATHRYN Spirits I, 2: PTA Represeniafive I: Red Cross Represenlalive 2: Lab Assisianf 3. STAFFEID, DARCEE A. STAILEY, CONNIE E. Splrils I. STANLEY, STEVEN G. STARKEY, BONNIE L. Ice Slcafing Club 3. STEELY, CORNELIA BETH Maiorelfe I, 2, 33 Cofhurnus Club I3 Concerl Band I, 2, 31 Sopho- more Duchess Nominee Ig Sym- phony Orcheslra 2, 37 ROTC Sponsor 3. STEINQ NANCY LOUISE Spirils I, 2, Cofhurnus Club I, 2, 33 Ice Skating Club Ig Senior Prom Commillee. STEINKE, LOUIS E. Band I, 21 Lalin Club I, 2, 31 Sludenl' Council Represenlalive 3. STEPHEN, BRETT EUGENE B Team Eooiball Ig Swim Team 2, Co-Capiain 3: German Club 2: B Honor Roll I. STEPHENS, IVAN MARK Swim Team I. 2, 3: Lalin Club I. STEPHENSON, BEN ASLEY SW Swim Team I, 2, 33 NFL I, 2, 33 ChiIdren's Thealer 2, 3: Senior Play Comrnillee 3: Coe fhurnus Club I, 2, Vice-Presiclenl 3: Conlesl Play 21 Senior Play 3. 359 360 STEPHENSON. JO BETH Red Cross Representative lg Student Council Representative Ig Cothurnus Club l, 2, 3: Spirits, Squaclleader I: Vice-President: el C Stall, Copy Edi- tor, Organizations Editor 31 'Na- tional Honor Society 2, Vice-Presi- dent 33 Tutoring Program 3: Thes- pians 37 Outstanding Teenager of America Nominee 33 Quill and Scroll Society 2. Treasurer 3. STEVENS, RYAN EARL Science Club 3: Swim Team 3: Math Club 3i B Team Football I. STEWART. ANN E. STEWART, SUSAN J. STlLWELL, KENNETH LEON Science Club l. 2, Vice-President 3: Math Club l, 2: Spanish Club l: Campus Life I, 2. 31 el C Stall 2, Sports Editor 3: Traclc 3: Lab As- sistant 3. STONE, BARRY ALAN seniors Kenneth Stilwell shares his views on almost anything with almost anyone Cozy Fireplaces Worm Chilly Winrer Nights STONE, LARRY D. STONE, PAUL DAHL Latin Club I, 2: Golt Team 2, 3: B Honor Roll I, 2. STRANGE, STEPHEN LEE Latin Club I, 2, 3: Junior Citizens Traffic Commission 2: National Hon- or Society 2, 3. STRELKE, WLLIAM KENNETH PTA Representative I: Basketball Team 2. STRUIVI, JO ELLEN Spirits I: Ice Skating Club 2, 3: Junior Princess Nominee 2: Student Council 3: YES 3. STUART, MICHAEL WAYNE ROTC I, 2, 3: JCTC 2: Student Police Council 3. STUART, STEVEN FRANK B Football I: Varsity Football 2, 3, Varsity Traclc I, 2, 3: Key Club I, 2, 3: B Team Basketball 2: Student Council Representative I, 2: Fellow- ship ot Christian Athletes I: Senior Class President 3, STUBBS, HARRY ABBOTT Student Council Representative I: Red Cross I: B Honor Roll I, 3. SULLIVAN, CARLA Spirits I, 2: French Club I. 2: YES 3. SUIVIMERS, ASI-ILEY KAY Spirits I, Squadleader 2: Variety Theatre I, 2: Children's Theatre I: Cothurnus Club I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I, 2: Senior Council: Senior Play: Senior Prom Committee: Pub Staff. SIJMMERS, MARTHA JEAN Spirits I, 2: National Honor Society 2, 3: Youth Encounter Seventies 3: Welcoming Committee 3. SUTTON, CHRISTY LYNN Spirits I, Squadleader 2: Spanish Club 2: Cothurnus Club 2, 3: Va- riety Theater 2: Student Council 3: PTA 3: National Honor Society 2. 3: B Honor! Roll I, 2, 3. 62 SUTTON. KAREN SUE Spirils I, 2: el C Slafl 2, Aclver- Iising Edilor 3: Quill and Scroll Sociefy 2, 3: German Club I, 2, 3: Spanish I, 2: Colhurnus Club 3: Swim Team I. SWAN, SUSAN LYNN Spiriis I, 2: Colhurnus Club I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I, 2: Sludenl' Council Represenlalive I, 2: Duchess Einalisl I: Princess Ei- nalisf 2: Red Cross Represenlafive 3. SWANSON, THOMAS G. Track I, 2, 3. TALCOTT, MICHAEL ALLEN Bancl I, 2, 3: Musical I: Concer? Choir 2, 3: Chess Club 2, 3: All- Region Band 2: Science Club 3. TALLEY, ALICE ELAINE Spirils I: Sludenl' Council Repre- senlalive I, 2, 3: AES Club I, 2: Ice Slcafing Club I, 2, Presidenl' 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Concerl Choir 2, 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. TALLEY, CLARENCE CENNLEY IBM Assislanl' I, 2: Ice Slcaling Club I, 2, 3: el C Pholograpl-ner 3? Colhurnus Club 3: Variefy Thealre 3: NFL Talenl' Show 3: Thespians 3: Senior Play 3: Quill and Scroll Sociely 3. TAMEZ. ERNEST TANNER. PATRICIA DIAN Spirifs I, 2: Belles 3: Red Cross Represenfalive 2: Fufure Secre- laries Presidenl 3: Lab Assislanl 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. TAYLOR, Cl-IERYL A. TAYLOR, REBECCA LYNN Spirifs I. TAYLOR, ROY TEEL, STEVIE A. seniors iy L., ffifs TEICHMAN, LEO ALLAN B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. TETTLETON, LONNIE M. THOMAS, MIKE FRANKLIN Clness Club I: Cougar Chronicle 3. THOMAS, NANCY J. Frenclw Club I, Reporler 2, Vice- Presidenl 3: Spirils I: Belles 2, 3: Collnlfrnus Club I, 2, 3: Sludenl Council I: Tlwespian Sociely 2. Vice-Presidenl 3: Nalional Hon- or Sociely 2, 3: B Honor Rall I, 2, 3. THOMPSON, JERRY WAYNE Varsily Track Trainer I, 2, 3: B Team Foolball Manager Ig Annual Represenlafive I, 2, 3: Fellow- ship of Clwrislian Alhlefes I, 2, 3: Varsily Foofball Trainer 2, 3: Key Club 3: B Honor Roll 3: Mosf Valuable Player in Traclc Award 2. THOMPSON, LARRY Red Cross Represenlafive 2: Mallw Club 2: Tulor 3: Ice Skating Club 3. THOMPSON, MARK L. DECA 3. THORNTON, DONNA MARIE HECE Program 3. THORNTON, KAREN Spirils I, 2: AFS I, Secrelary- Treasurer 2: Ice Skalinq Club Ig Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Tuforinq Program 2, 3: Pub Slaff 3, Assislanl Edilor 3: YES Club 3. TIBBLES, DEBRA H. Spirifs I, 2: Annual Represenla- live I: Spanish Club I: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. TILOHMAN, MICHAEL SHANE TIPPING, MELINDA SUE Clworus I, 2: Tri-Hi-Y: HOCT Work Program 3. 363 364 TISDALE, NANCY RUTH Spirils I, 25 Belles 31 French Club I: Colhnurnus I, 2, 31 Variely The-aler 2: Tulor Assislanl 3. TITUS, CHARLES EIVIIL Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Erench Club 3: B Honor Roll 2, 3. TODD, BELVA JEAN YES Club 3. TODD, LAURA SUE Spirils lg Spanish Club I, 2: Con- cerl Choir 31 Ice Slcaling Club 37 Senior Play 31 Baccalaureale Com- millee 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. TODD, PATTI ANN Arl Club 2: VOE Program 3. TOLAN, BOBBY JAY Junior Varsily Eoolball I, 27 German Club li Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: BA Symphony Orcheslra I, 2, 37 Scuba Club 3. TOLMAN, MILDRED ANN- Red Cross Represenlalive Ig B Hon- or Rall I7 Eulure Homemalcers of America 2. TOMIVIEY, TERRY DALLAS Sludenl Council Ig Sophomore Per- sonalilyg Key Club, Sophomore Di- reclor 2, Presidenl 33 Manager of Swim Team lg Manager ol Eoolball Team lg Cougar Chronicle Slall 3: Senior Assembly Commillee 3: Junior Personalilyg Senior Personalily. TOIVISON, JEANNE LAURA Spirils I, 25 Office Assislanl I, 2. 3: Sludenl Council 25 B Honor Roll I. 2, 3. TOON, BRENDA GAIL TOPLEY, DONALD CHARLES Spirils I, 2, Lalin Club I. TOPPER, LINDA L. Chess Club 2, 33 Colhurnus Club 3. seniors The lone girl walks through The halls of knowledge Solitude Reigns Over Hells During Classes in-Q TOWB, BEVERLY D. TRAPHAGAN, CHARLES K. TRENT, KENNETH R. TROEGLE. JERRY W. Fulure Farmers of America, Presi deni 3. TRULL, PATRICIA ANN Office Assislanl' l, 2, 37 Laiin Club l. 25 Naiional Honor Sociely 2, 3 Sludenf Council 2, 33 Ari Club 3. TRULY, JUDY KAY Spirils I, 23 Library Assislanl I, 2 3: Library Council I, Secrel'ary-Treas- urer 2, 31 PTA Represenlalive 2 Concerl Choir 3. TUCKER, DAVID E. Football Manager I, 2, 3. TUCKER, DEBE S. Lab Assisianf lg Spirils lf Spanish Club lg Ice Skating Club I, 2 VOE Club 3. 365 366 TUCKER, JANYCE MARIE Swimrninq I. 2. 3: Spirils I, 2: Colhurnus Club 2, 3: Annual Represenlalive 3. TUCKER, LONNIE KAY Ice Slcalinq Club I, 2, 3: Spirils I, 2: Belles 3: Lalin Club I: Slu- defil Council I: Library Council I. 2? Spanish Club Secrelary 2. TWEDELL, DAVID S. Philosophical Sociely, Member- ship Secrelary I, 2, Vice-Presiclenl' 3. URIAS. PAUL A. USREY, RICKY L. LITLEY, SONDRA L. PTA Represenlalive I: Y-Teens 2: Eulure Homernalcers 2: Eulure Sec- relaries 2: Nalional Honor So- ciely 2, 3: Quill and Scroll So- ciely 2, 3: Annual Represenlalive 3: Cougar Chronicle Sfall, Edi- Ior 3: Pub Slall 3. VANDERBURG, CHARLES SCOTT B Team Foolball I: Junior Var- Sily Foolball 2: Red Cross Rep- resenlalive I: Swim Team I: Arl Club 2: Key Club 3: Colhurnus Club 3: Senior Play 3: Variely Thealer 3: Sludenl Council 3: Cougar Chronicle Slall 3. VANDERBURG, JANA DENESE Spirils I: Spanish Club I: Pub Slall 3: HOCE, Presiclenl' 3: An- nual Repreaenlalive 3: B Honor Roll 2. VAUGI-IN, KATHLEEN ELAINE Tulorinq Program 2, 3. VAUGI-IN, STEVE WADE Sludenl Council I, 2: Variely Thealer 3: Senior Play 3: Co- Ihurnus Club 3: Pub Slall 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. VEAL, SUSAN GAIL Advanced Band I, 2. 3: Orches- lra I, 2, 3: Colhurnus Club I: Maiorelle 3: B Honor Rall 3. VINSEY, ANTHONY JAMES Marching Bancl I, 2: Ice Slcalinq Club I: French Club I: Colhurnus Club 3: Thespian Sociely 3: Senior Play 3: Philosophical So- ciely 3. seniors -9189. WAGENER, SHARLA RUTH Maiorelle I, 2, 3: Colhurnus Club I, 2, 3: French Club I, 2, 3: Variely Theafer I, 2: NFL Talenl Show 2, 3: Band Council I. WAITS, WILLIAM R. WALDEN, MARK STEPHEN B Team Foolball I: Red Cross I, 2, 3: Track Team I, 2: B Team Baslcelball I: Sluclenf Coun- cil I: Varsily Foolball 2, 3: Golf 31B Honor Rall I, 2, 3. WALDEN, REBECCA CAROL Spirils I. WALDIE, PATRICIA DAWN Spirils I, 2: French Club I: IBM Assislanl I, 2, 3: Pub 3: Senior Play 32 B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. WALKER, ROBERT BRUCE WALLACE, ROGER B. WARD, BARBARA DIANNE Fulure Teachers I: Colhurnus Club 2, 3: Ice Skating Club 2, 3: Lalin Club: Fulure Secrelaries 3: B Honor Roll 2, 3. WARREN, DEBORAH M. WARREN, MELINDA JANE Spirils I, 2: Colhurnus Club I, 2: Cap and Gown Commillee 3. WARREN, RUTI-IMARY French Club I: Crealive Wrilinq 3: Ice Slcaling Club 3: Arl Club 3. WATKINS, ANDREW M. Bicycle Club 3: Children's Thealer 3: Colhurnus 3: Variefy Thealer 3: Senior Play 3. 367 368 Full BringsA'1Ticipo'rion of Groduo WATSON, BEVERLY JEAN Spirifs I, Squadleader 23 Spanish Club, Treasurer, JCTC Secrefary 2, 3: CoIhurnus Club 2, 3: Sfudenl Council Aliernale 21 Red Cross Rep- resenlafive 27 Annual Represenfafive 3. WATSON, CHARLES K. WATSON, JO Spirifs Ii Spanish Club 27 VOE Club 31 B I-Ionor Roll I, 2, 3. WATSON, RICHARD CHARLES VICA Club, Secreiary 3. WATT, BONNIE RET!-IA Band I, 2, 3: PTA Represemafive I, 23 Chess Club 2, 3: Red Cross Rep- reseniaiive 23 Pub Siaff 3: Fufure Aggies 37 B I-Ionor RoII 2, 3. WATTS, BEVERLY ANN Spanish Club Ig Tuioring Assisfanf 2, 3: Typing Assislanl 3. seniors WATTS, PAUL S. WEATHERBEE, ELNA Spirils I, 2: Spanish Club I. Reporl- er 2: Sluderil Council 3: Annual Rep- resenlalive 3: Pub Slall 3: Senior Prom Cornmillee 3. WEATHERREAD, JUDY KAY Spanish Club I, 2: Maiorelle I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3. WEBB, JOHNNY lvl. WERNER, JANICE LOUISE Red Cross I, 23 Nalional Honor So- ciely 2, 3: Tulor 3: Colhurnus Club 2, 3: Variely Thealer 3: Lalin Club 2, 3. WERNER, VINCENT JAMES Malh Club Ig Science Club I, 2. 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I, 2: Chess Club I, 2: Nalional Hon- or Sociely 2, 3: Sludenl Council 2: Jcrc 21 Pub sian 3. WEST. CAROL ANN Spirils I. 2: PTA Represenlalive I: Lalin Club Ig Tulor 2: Y-Teens, Treasurer 3: Concerl Choir 3: Pub- Iicily Commillee 3, WETSEL, JANICE RUTH Y-Teens 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: Fu- lure Teachers 3. WHARTON, NANCY INEZ Spirils I, 2: Fulure Secrelaries 2, 3: Ice Skaling Club 3: Senior Play 3: PTA Represenlafive 3. WHEELER. JAMIE HENRY Junior Varsily Baslrelball 2: Science Club 3: Scuba Club 3: Biology Club 3. WHETTSTONE, DIANA RUTH Spirils I, 2: Library Assislanl I, 2: Sludenl Council 2, 3: Senior Play 3: Variely Thealer 3: Senior Council 3: Colhurnus Club 3. WHITAKER, LARRY NORMAN DECA Club 3. 369 370 WHITAKER, PATRICIA LEE French Club I: Spirils 2: Secrelarial Club 2, Vice-Presidenf 3: Colhurnus Club 3: Variety Thealer 3: Senior Play 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. WHIISQN, MARY lvl. Spirils I, 2: French Club 3. WHIll,LE, JANET S. Spirils I: Spanish Club I: PTA Rep- resenlalive 2: Fulure Secreraries 3: Senior Play 3. WIBBENMEYER, DIANE Spirils I: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. WIBBENMEYER, DONNA LOUISE Spirils I: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. WIELAND, CYNDA CAROLE NFL I, 2, 3: NFL Talenl Show I, 2, 3: Cofhurnus Club I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I, 2: German Club I: Variely Thealer I, 2, 3: Spirils I, 2: Na- Iional Honor Sociely 2. 3: Sludenf Council Represenlalive 2, 3: Senior Play 3: Publicily Commilfee 3: Dallas Times Herald Teenage Council Repre- senlafive 3: A Honor Roll 2. WIGAND, LEE ALLEN Marching Band I, 2, 3: Concerl Band 2: Concerl Choir 2, 3: Co- Ihurnus Club 3. WILBURN, DONNA K. WILCHESTER, SALLY KATI-IRYN Red Cross Represenlalive I: Y-Teens I, Secrelary 2: Spirils I, 2: Sym- phony Orcheslra I, 2, 3: Lab As- sislanf 2, 3: Baccalaureale Commil- lee 3: Tulorinq Program 3: Dal-Hi Symphony 2, 3: Region Orcheslra 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Infer- Club Council, Presidenl 3. WILCHESTER, SUSAN KAREN Spanish Club I, 2, 2nd Vice-Presidenl 3: Orcheslra I, 2, 3: Red Cross Represenlalive I, 2, 3: Spirils I, 2: Sludenl Council Allernale I, 2: Lab Assislanr 2, 3: All Region Orcheslra 2: Dal-Hi Orcheslra 2: Narional Honor Sociely 2, 3: NCTE Finalisf 2: Pub Slall 3: Baccalaureale Com- millee 3: Tulorinq Program 3. WILI-IITE, ALICE E. WILLIAMS, CINDI J. seniors WILLIAMS, CINDY LOU NFL Talenf Show I, 2, 3: Coflwurnus Club I, 2. 3: Spiriis I: Varieiy Tlneaier 2, 3: Thespians 2. 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. WILLIAMS, DEBORAH A. WILLIAMS, DOUGLAS ALAN Red Cross Represenfafive I, 2, 3: Concerf Choir 3: Lab Assisianf I, 2: B Honor Roll 3. WILLIAMS, FREDERICK VAUGHN Key Club I, 2, 3: B Team Foolball I: Varsify Football 2, 3: Junior Per- sonalify 2: NFL Talenf Show 3: Sen- ior Play 3. WILLIAMS, JOHN STEVEN Cofliurnus Club I, 2, 3: Laiin Club 2, 3: Science Club I: Compuier 2, 3: Cougar Chronicle 3. WILLIAMSON, DONNA SAIL Fulure Teachers I, 2, Presidenf 3: Spirils I, 2: Lafin Club I, 2: Para- Medical Club 2: Lab Assisfanf 2, 3: Pub Siaff 3: Y-Teens 3: Senior Council Allernafe 3: Tuforing Pro! gram 31 B Honor Roll I. WILLIAMSON, LLOYD MICKEY Swim Team I: Tuforing Program 2. WILLIAMSON, PATTI JO Cap and Gown Commiilee 3: VOE 3: B Honor Roll I. 2, 3. WILLIAMSON, TERRIE ANN Disfribulive Educaiion Club 3. WILLIAMSON, VICKI LYNN Spiri+s I, 2: Fufure Homemalcers Club I: Concer+ Choir 3: Y-Teens 3. WILLIS, DAVID Marching and Concer+ Band I, 2, 3: Sfage Band 2, 3: Coiliurnus Club 3. WILSON, CAROLYN ELAINE Spirifs I, 2: Sfudeni Council Alfer- naie 2: Y-Teens 3: ICC Represenfa- five 3. 37 72 Light to Future Reflects Through Ring WILSON, JUDY WILSON, KATHY LOU Para-Medical Club I: Annual Repre- sentative I, 2. 3: Cothurnus Club 2, 3: Variety Theater 2: Ice Skating Club 2: Senior Play 3: Senior Pub 3: Student Council 3: Senior Pub- licity Committee 3: Thespians 3: PTA Representative 3: B Honor Roll I, 2, 3. WlNDl IAM, DENA MARIE Spirits I, 2: Cothurnus Club I: Stu- dent Council I, 2, 3: Belles 3: Les Elites I, 2, 3: Advertisinq lvlanaqer Cougar Chronicle 3: Senior Pub: Senior Prom Committee: Variety Theater 3: Red Cross I, 2, 3. WINDSOR, JOE WELDON B Team Football I: Varsity Football 2. Captain 3: Student Council I: Key Club 2: B Honor Roll I. WINFREY, REBECCA LEE Spirits I, 2: French Club I. 2, 3: Counselor Assistant 2, 3: Senior Play 3: Baccalaureate Committee 3. WINKLER, DAVID GENE Chess Club I, President 2, 3: Sci- ence Club I, 2, President 3: National Honor Society 2, 3: Biology Club 2, 3: Math Club 3. WITTKOWER, MICHAEL WAYNE Stage Crew I, 2, 3: Annual Repre- sentative I, 2: ROTC Drill Team I. Executive Otticer B Company 37 Calor Guard 3: Marching Band 22 Ritle Team 32 Tactics Club, Presi- dent 3. VVOOD, DAVID LYLE Varsity Baseball I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I: B Team Basketball I: Junior Var- sity Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3: Fellowship ot Christian Athletes 3: Key Club 3: B Honor Roll 3. WOOD, SHARON DIAN WOODY, JANICE MARIE Student Council Representative I: Cougar Chronicle 2, 3: Pub Statt 3: Future Secretaries 3: B Honor Rall I, 2, 3. WOOLF, TERRI O. WRIGHT, JANA LORRAINE Latin Club I, 2: Ice Skating Club I, 2: Spirtis I, 2: IBM Assistant 2, 3: Senior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3. seniors 'ii' 3 I WRIGHT, CHRIS YARBROUOH, ROBERT R. YATES, ELLEN BOYLAN YATES, JANICE YORK, KENNETH E. YORK, SUSAN SMITH Spirlfs I: Ice Skalinq Club I: Vo Calional Oflice Educallon, Presidenl 3. YOUNG, LESTER E. ZIEOLER, REINHARD Swim Team I, 2, 37 German Club Vice Presiderwi 2, Presldenl 31 ROTC Baffalucn Execuhve Oflucer 3: Na tional Hfmor Soclely 2, 3: B Honor Roll I. 2, 3. ZIVNEY, CHERI MARIE Collmurnus Club 2, 31 Varlely Tlwealer 2, 31Semor Play 3. I 373 3115 xxx --1' Wg 'Q Jn ,ef 1 if 51 J -2' WWI 'V A Ligfli-4-zz ,. --.. - -I ' --, 'Q .- ' . V ri ' ' - - ,... .- - 1 1 A igjilgft HN' 3 --Qf. V 155. , liz w IQ' '-: L Q. A. V ' :-- 4' , ., 4 ' N..:-- ff.. dl - '..-f's:.rf - SQ 4 ,-,:. .- X r- --- - as--.. .J , NAME, .u -'S ,s Sa.. N - .,' -diff' '-.N -MJ 5.43 , :N Fx. M X.. I :gag-is J ' X - - . 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P wigs , f'-N.--- . sl- it :ag -,Rf N 'v ' ...Y - sins- . i .Pi-4. I- 3 xi-3 Q. 1 -li -. 5 , lu I- A N Y ' , - ...E I -.g.5fcg..:f,1j-fn r 'asian 55? F ' x A 1 . - . -- , '- -. ' g i , M 4 -A-3 . 1 x ' - --' Q -K P.,-gi-53. 0- e ..:Tgi.?A?. -.Q K. ' - : s QI--. .- - , -- in N -- - C '. 1,f?.'i -'r - ,. . ., 1.5 ., ' K . 1 .x '.s:,Q+. ,'vig-Q -, -Q ss- Q -A 1 - s - igiz Kash in L -.V il, . b Xb: rv , E.-F. i.,-5. as' Xi' 5 ,-TSX, , -,Z V 1 5 - -yr- Y.-. ., , J . r X , has In -, K 'ZTSX-gilggg I Z, b fr Q' ' -'M-.-ISR ADVERTISING There's no business like , 37 Margo Cook and JoI'1n I-Iarris enjoy Ilwe Ioeaufy and com- forf of furnifure from Ihe Maple Shop. MAPLE SHOP Furnifure and Accessories Casa Linda Plaza Dallas, Texas WOQIDS Oafes WQZG yjfarmaoy 2308 Oa+es Drive DA 7-735I CongraIuIa+ions, Gradualesu J. L. SANDERS AND R. W. STIEGELMAR Owners Carpef Land guaranlees fine carpei. CARPETLAND 9433 Garland Rd. Dallas, Texas 328- I 844 376 HELMS PRINTING CO. General Job Prinling Municipal Bond Prinling Our Specially ESTABLISHED I935 27 I 0 Swiss . .... 82 I-9949 MFSHA HURIST- I03II Gariand Rd. Dallas CITY-WIDE DELIVERY 32 I -266I 377 Cindy Jones finds shoes for every occasion al' Sandy's Shoe Slore. Beauliful floral arranqemenfs can be found a+ Norrlwlalc Florisl. lLynn Jones and Gay l'lall.l NORTH LAKE FLORIST 234 Norfhlake Cenfer Ferndale af Nor+l1wes1' Hwy. Dallas, Texas 75238 2572 Gus Thomasson 32l-I764 Phone 3484470 Ni9l1'fS 327'399l ll Z -xg U Vivian Vavericlc appreciafes excellenl service al' R. C. Harris Enco. lWesley Harrisl R. C. HARRIS ENCO CAR CARE CENTER IOl40 Easi' N.W. Hwy. a'+ Easlon Rd. Phone 34l-3606 R. C. HARRIS Manager 373 DERRELL FERGUSON Service Manager Barbers provide fine service ar Arcade Barbers. ARCADE BARBERS 2327 Gus Thomasson 327-9955 l aileyl ncl helpful advice and excellenf qualify malerial al' ommunily Sewing Shop. lCindy Jones and Cindy COMMUNITY SEWING SHOP 23 I5 Gus Thomasson 32 I-5820 ll ONDER LAND HOBBIES I TOVS 2338 Oafes Drive a'I' Ferguson 327-046I COMPLETE LINE OF: Toys-Hobbies-Craffs Lay-Away Charge Plan BILL LAWRENCE REALTY CO. 220 Casa Linda Plaza 32l-6458 Bill Lawrence Really Co. offers line really service 379 ll in I I L 1212 41 N I I .I All your pharmaceuiical needs can be found ai Adarn's Norfhlalce Pharmacy. ADAM'S , LOWEST PRICES Fur f , F TUP QUALITY Merchandise S4 V aZfCESSORIES X ULDEST Esianiisneuwig xi if Salon in the Area X nfsnruna BY EXPERTS W9 5294? Cutting- Styling af' Cleaning Sizing Q Dying X ons DAY. sfnvicf M7 i j BANKIIMERIDARD 1 Wig Chateau No. 1 NO. 2 NCRTHI-AKE PHARMACY C,12f5z.:ri:i,2':,. Your Pharmacislsu 328-6000 8 FERGUSON soo Norfhlake 348-4250 OR 328-5121 32843020 Telephone I2I4l 327-5587 miie DEALERS OF FINEST FIBERGLASS ONE-DESIGN AND CRUISING SAILBOATS BROKERAGE 0 ACCESSORIES o TRAILERS 7I2 N. Buckner Blvd. Dallas, Texas 752I8 380 vs J ,fy ig? 'H' t wr ,fi sf-Q TS, 'Z F., L? 'K :nf 'if L.. Q' N L.. I I - ,W :. M I w?iw?ff s 4 ,S , 4' we I .. I I In JL oIIio - r I fM '1,, in , . , f Irii F i z Iiorii in I , I my Friendly service awails you al Molls 5 8c I0 IAni+a Benavidezl MOTTS 5 84 I0 We carry all school supplies Casa Linda Plaza Casa View Shopping Center What inthe World nn ll Do You Want? 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Only hffmff- I everything. Everything you could want for ln lust hours, your order will be.at your Casa yourself, your kids, your home, your garden, View Catalog Center for you to pick up. Could or your car. anything be easier? You can use your Catalog two ways. You Call or visit your Penney's Catalog Center. can come into your nearest Catalog Center or Don't wait. Do it today. you can do it all by phone, figlll f 0m YOU' Just Pick Up the Phone and Call Penney's Catalog Center Open Monday Thru Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Casa View-2596 Gus Thomasson-Call 328-9l6l Howe lil Easlon al' Norlhwesl Hwy. 348-3240 If you gel 'flue ilclw for lumber, go +o lvey's. IVEY LUMBER SALES I604 Peavy Rd., 32I-646I ,7 .','?', - TIRES GLADYS DUNKLIN REALTOR JIM SMITH'S BUYIUQP'-Selling , ENCO CAR CARE CENTER Call Us You Wall Luke Our Service OPEN 24 HOURS WRECKER SERVICE Our 22nd Year I090I Ga,-land Road Dallas' Largesl Slalion Dallas, Texas JIM SMITH DA I-6464 Bus. DA 8-4333 Garland Road al' Buckner 382 Res. DA 8-4507 Serving CooQor Country Since I95-4 From The Norrhloke Shopping Center X . Q59 ij.If Q,, I Q1 Iwi, .1- l llwaffid I - ,gl - ,. 0-QQ 348-6 I 30 MARY-ALICE WILLIAMS FRED V. WILLIAMS Real SI'a+e MLS Insurance m AL BILLINGSLY GLO CLEANERS 2347 Oaies Dr. DA I-5558 Those who know go 'ro Glo . Al+era+ions-Reweaving 7 HOUR CLEANING Comple'I'e Laundry Service Wheel Balance Wheel Alignmenl' AUTO MART II5I4 Garland Rd.: Garland Rd. a+ Barnes Bridge Rd. Complere Auronnorive Repair Tune-up-Brakes-Air Condilioning C. R. GREEN-Owner DA I-5255 DA I-I88I Sfealcley Brolhers new I97I Malibus. I..I Cafhy Hendricks and David Buhmann wave from one gg I i Sleakley Ashley Summers and Karen Sullon model The Ialesl IE fashions from CIaire's Casuals. sl: C R Els ir -lr mr Now...0ver Sixteen Acres of Complete Chevrolet Facilites if if i' NORTHWEST HWY. af l 2332 oa+e3 Plaza 328-I2I0 Office ancl Display: rum- Warehouse I5 I 9 Fullel I5 I9 Fuller 5 32 I-3455 32I-26I3 uv. 384 These men can help you find a fence for your needs. iCA'SAs-iffy 5405 UQ! f Q 2-jvfsrina izbcgouff STUDE CENTER McKinney ai' Lemmon 385 In Dallas and the Southwest.. Ahead EBBV I-IQLLIDQV Reaalfor: WHITE ROCK BRANCH 9730 Audelia Road 34l-0330 WILSHIRE TELEVISION AND STEREO Sales and Service Q 4 . ' If 5 I , EXE , af QQ- 'R . 5- 'wiki . L- ? T.T-T--2-'T-'Q . .-r :L'w1Mff-.--- -v'-Nw I swf T , . TOP: Liz Walls and Shannon McCullar make a record seleclion lo play on a slereo from Wilshire Television. ABOVE: Shannon walches a carloon on a Wilshire Television. Color TV Porlable TV Slereo Raclio Serving Cougar Counlry ancl Norlheasl Dallas bl I4 E. Mockingbird Lane al Skillman Nex+ 'ro lhe Wilshire Thealer 824-2047 QYLVAN L9 5N'T lm, , X V omsmrrisrnorsir as ELECTRONICS 387 SERVE DR PEPPU vmuc My . . iii . - -ui Richard Behn says ll s dillerenl and l like il. DR y4r:sghljrydSyr!,1unL-iris! receives lasl' service al Fishburn's Cle Take Dr Pepper Wirh You Everywhere FISHBURNS-CASA VIEW CLEANING 81 LAUNDRY 2232 Gus Thomasson 327-274I Sally Bell and Linda Miller discuss The friendly Jr f B R lf VOS. 65 , cour eous service 0 Clememvs CLEMENTS BROS. REAL ESTATE I0255 Ferguson as 327-I44I ' fi-4 wfk .L ti K I Wli . . C .,. . 'S l A linac makes A wunacfful gm I N ,, xii: Z .-f Q-'fc We carry a wide selechon of anfique churning Grand- Iarlwer-wall-manlel-cuckoo-decorafor and boudoir cloclcs. II Your 'Timing' is oil, Bring Your Clocks +0 Us for Complele Repair Boo Magee and Suzanne Smiflw find clollues Masfer Charge-LGYBWBY-Bank Americard COLBERTS TIC TOC CLCCKYSHOP 270 Casa Linda plaza 324,444l 8928 Garland Road Dallas, Texas 752I8 for every occasion al Colberls. Hours l W Xi Xa 'Sqn om L. I., 'fi XX Gayle Cummings and Suzanne Smilln find While SIOFGS have everyllwing and an aulomolive sound cenrer. WHITE STORES, INC. Doroflwy Prinzlworn Real Eslale sign. 5200 Gus .I-I'lOrT'l6SSOl'I I I I NorI'I1IaIce Cen'Ier 270'245I 34I-3000 . Z.. lx Karen Sullon and Carlny Hendricks nolice The 389 BEN F. TISINGER lReal+orl 2357 Gus Thomasson Road P.O. Box 28068 Dallas, Texas 75228 The finesi in jewelry can be 'found a+ Casa Jewelers 32 265' CASA JEWELELRS In 'Hue Arcade Fine Diamonds Qualify Waiclwes Casa View Shopping Cen+er 2363 Gus Thomasson Rd. 327-5008 J. E. HILL Wafch and Jewelry Repair Pllllllps . uusnua T nncon coi.LlNs-DENNISON ,gas .. . , I K eeeii pori pptpi - My ' ' .7 ' :Fw s wi 7 l . iiii 7 f if-g-155 . We Sell io Sell Again 1 , z L ' ii ,,.. 1 If P yy E52 ' ffl' 1 ll -1 . s.,. L., i -' Avly 44 ,2 ., 7 y 9407 esfland Road A .ew Qimi Dallas, Texas ms.. .. - Wfi' 'Wii izy fsr- Friendly people can always be found ai Ferguson Village 66- Phone 327-828l FERGUSON VILLAGE 66 9830 Ferguson Rd. 327-2244 390 WAYNE SHIPLEY REALTORS 944l Garland Road Dallas, Texas 328-326i I822 Garland Shopping Cenfer Garland, Texas 27I-36II N If V ', ' T ', Q 'MN M. 'E W v Sf se wr W N If f 2 ,, ' 1 9 : A ' if' .DJY 4 ,, ' L35 A V' 4l..fQ 'L EJ ,Q F2 1 , f N '- , A . 1' W gg S L' .- ww r ' V 4 5 ,, . - 2' 5 1 :gf . , , T ,f1X, J . T . '1 YM 9 X ff , , , W W W V W jk! vrky iv? V iv 1- 511' I A - M x r f'A lv'..lv,:g.:-pI1'.J' 51 .1 1 ',f ' J ' ff ' :g.e, 5 .4-L HLA, W1-31 sv '- v - N ,www , wg, 4 , , , , wr ' - AA , n I I 4. . I V in 1- x x 1 g , V 15 y- Q 5 f 4 ' 4 5 ' , f '. .ab N I l . Vylyf. ,A Vw- f- gg- ' K . -A w. , f l 1 Q' ' , v L , X 2 Q 2 nf hivw1Z1f??i ' . 3K ' r 1 E L51 W -w ' Nh is pal N14 K wifi i h if. W Sound Power Seventy in the Astrodome Dawn Waldie and Beverly Walson figlril lo 'rlwe biller end wi+l'i lielp from Jaclcson's Sporling Goods. fl we Mike Slevener blasls his way 'ro a hole in one, while Beverly Walson, Dawn Waldie, and Rodney Elkins walclx for llme oulcome. L-an Rodney Elkins leads his crowd on To fun and frolic willw equipmenl from Jaclcson's Sporlinq Goods. JACKSON'S SPORTING GOODS 246 Casa Linda Plaza 327-7343 or 327-7344 395 game will speak H3 sign Mike Murray lells Jack his order from The delicious selecfions of lhe Jack-in-The-Box menu. JACK-IN-TH E-BOX DRIVE THRU Insured Qualify 2546 Gus Thomasson Rd. MICHIAL C. HARPER-Manager For experl hairslyles, visil Norfhlalxe Beaufy Salon. NORTHLAKE BEAUTY SALON l08 Norfhlalce Shopping Cen+er DI 8-3390 Experl l'lair Colorisl Color Correcfion OPEN LATE TUESDAY AND THURSDAY CLOSED MONDAY BUB WHERE 1' S ' 7 1 ,-,aw quvofyf sE'g 1 ef- QOYSIIM .rg I if 1 N,tg ' iii ' 1avfMN'oN?,, ,.- i ii-Q15 , B-ff ,M , ,ig ' 1 i Y -V i fy ,V Caren Eagan models iusf one of The many xt siyles al Young Ages. 'G S -Mini You NG AGES Yo M, .. .,. ,r- 906 Lochwood Village V1.9 A 328-8351 -57 96 F l l X. I 1 . l Marlc Crouch crouches, ready and vylll- ln9 T0 help YOU llnd all YOU' Clollmng Mr. Cook and Clarence Talley ride in needs G+Def1C Edclar- a real slage coach al' Slage Coach Tradin Posl. I ' ANTIQUES FURNITURE BOTTLES MEN S We l-ADlES Buy-Sell-Trade WEAR FASHIONS H TRADIN POST 38'-5330 Brands You Know-Slyles You Prefer 52,5 Lawnview Ave' 279-9550 isis FERGUSON RD.-DALLAS, TEXAS 75228-PHONE 327-9256 Dallas, Texas 75227 Q, 0, COOK, Owner g - we 3..- e-,,,a 3 ,W far-.. gl . 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Wig Chaleau alll 8: 2 . Wilshire Television ..... Wonderland Toys .. Young Ages ..... 399 383 376 382 382 396 38I 382 376 377 380 396 378 400 378 378 380l 367 384 388 39I 388 380 389 379 396 l ABBOTT. CHARLES. B.S.. M.S.. East Texas State: Ameri- can History. Salesmanship. Driver Training. ARRINGTON, JAMES. B.S.. East Texas State: Plastics: Junior Citizens Tratlic Safety Council. Student Police Council. ATKINS. MARION. B.S.. Texas Womens University: H.E.C.E.: Future Teachers. ATWOOD. GARY. B.S., M.Ed.. North Texas State. South- ern Methodist. Central Missouri State. East Texas State. Hope College. University ot California at Berkeley: Chemistry, Biology: Science Club. Science Symposium. IUL Science. Science Ouizdown. BARNES. VIRGINIA. B,S.. University ot Kansas. Southern Methodist, Central Missouri State: Latin: Latin Club. BERNES. PERRY. B.S.. East Texas State: Biology: Audio Visuals. BEST. HERB. B.S.. B.A.. Southeastern Louisiana: American History: Football. Golf Coach, BLAIR. CHARLES. B.S.. M.S.. North Texas State: Wood- work: Cratts Fair. BLAIR. VIRGINIA. B.S.. North Texas State: Home Eco- nomics: Red Cross. BOWLIN. MARSHA. B.A.. Baylor University: English: el Conquistador. BRONAUGH. DONNA. B.A,. Indiana University: English. BREWER, LORENE. Study Hall. BROWN. DORA. B.A.. M.A.. North Texas State: Europe- an History. American History. BROWN. EDDIE.,B.S.. M.S.. Texas Womens University: Homemaking: Future Hornemakers. BROWN. H. C,. B.S.. Kansas State. University ot Missouri North Texas State: Technical Drafting. BRUMBAUGH. STANLEY. B.A.. L,L,B.. University ot Michigan. Southern Methodist: Spanish. BULL, JESSE. B.A.. Baylor University. Southern Methodist: American History, World History: Youth Encounter Sev- enty. CAIN. EULIN. B.S.. East Texas State. Arlington State: Mathematics: Slide Rule Club. Number Sense. CAMPBELL. EVELYN. B.A., Baylor University: Business Law. Typing. CANNON. JANIS. B.A.. Southern Methodist: Art: Art Club, CARMICHAEL. SARAH. B.A.. M.E.. Austin College. Southern Methodist: Pupil Personnel Counselor. CASTLEBERRY. CURTIS. B.S.. Texas ABM: Agricultural Co-operative Training: Vocational Club. CATHEY. LENORA. B.A.. Southeastern State University: Geometry, Related Algebra: Future Teachers. CHAMBLEE. PEGGY. B.S., M.Ed.. North Texas State, Southern Methodist: Senior Counselor. CHESHIRE. BERNICE. Study Hall. Faculty Index CHITWOOD. LUELLA. B.A,, University ot Texas: Span- ish: Spanish Club. CLAY. GRAYCE. B.S.. Northwestern University: Drama, Speech: Cothurnus. International Thespian Society. lntere scholastic League One Act Flay. Senior Play. CLAY. JERRY. B.A.. University ot Corpus Christi: Distrib- utive Education: Student Council, Vocational Club. CLEERE. DWAIN. B.S.. M.S.. North Texas State: Metal, Power Mechanics: Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest. Fisher Body Contest. Crafts Fair. COHEN. ELIZABETH. B.A.. M,A.. University ot Texas: English: Senior Class. COVIN. LARRY, B,S,. M.PHER. North Texas State. East Texas State: Physical Education. Driver Training: Basket- ball Football IJVI coach. COWSAR. BOB. B,S.. M.S.. Hardin-Simmons, East Texas State: Business Math: Varsity Football, CRAWFORD. LOIS. B.A.. M.A., Southeastern State. East Texas State: Calculus. Trigonometry, and Geometry: Math Club. Mu Alpha Theta. CROSBY, IRENE. B.S.. R.N.. University ot Houston: Nurse: Medical Careers. CUNNINGHAM. JUANITA. B.A.. M.Ed.. Southern State College. University ot Oklahoma: English: Ice Skating. DANIEL. JAMES. B.A.. North Texas State: Problems ot Deimocracy: National Honor Society. Tutoring Program, DAVIS. FRANK. B.S.. North Texas State: History: Track Coach. DAVIS. LUCIUS. A.B.. Texas College: English: Creative Writing. DAVIS. SHARON, B.S.. North Texas State: Home Ei Fami- ly Living. DeSl-IONG. FRAN DOUGLAS. MARGO. B.B.A., Southern Methodist Uni- versity: Distributive Education. ENGLAND, JANICE. B,S.. University ot Texas: Algebra. ERWIN. COLTON. B.A.. M.A,. New England Conservato- ry ot Music. North Texas State: Concert Choir, Chorus. FERGUSON, DON. B.B.A., Southern Methodist Universi ty. North Texas State: World History: Football Coach. FINCHER. SUSAN. B.A.. Southern Methodist University: French. English: French Club. FORD. BENNETT. B.A., George Washington University. Austin College: Spanish: Ice Skating Club, Spanish Club. FORTNER. RUTH, B.A.. East Texas State: English. FOWLER. HATTIE. B.A.. M.L.S.. Southwestern State. Texas Womens University. University ot Texas: Librarian Library Council. FRISBY. CAROL. B.B.A.. Texas Technological University: English. FRYE. SUSAN. B.S.. Texas Womens University. University ot Southwestern Louisiana: Homemaking: ROTC Spone sors. GAUNTT. MARION. B.A.. North Texas State: English. GERARD. JANET, B.S.. Texas Womens University: Eng' Iish. GIBBS. ANN. B.S.. Southern Methodist University: Biolo- BY' GLENN. MARTHA. B.S.. North Texas State: Shorthand, Typing, Business Math: Future Secretaries. GOLDEN. HELEN. B.A.. M.A.. Our Lady ot the Lake Col- lege. Trinity College: Spanish: Spanish Club, GOLDSTEIN. ALAN. B.A.. University ot Texas: Biology: Archery Club. Scuba Club. Basketball coach. GOODE. SINAH. B.A.. Texas Tech: Physical Education: Spirits. Girls Gymnastic Team. GRIFFITH. JULIA. B.S.. M.S.. Texas Tech: Home 8 Family Living. GROVES. WINFORD. B.S.. M.Ed.. North Texas State: Trigonometry. Algebra: Number Sense. HARAWAY. EVELYN, Tutoring Center. HARSTROM. DAVID. B.S.. M.S.. North Texas State. Uni- versity ot Colorado. New Hampshire State College: American History: Historical Society. HAZELWOOD, BARBARA. B.B.A.. Southern Methodist University: VOE: OEA. HIGGINS. LOIS. Southern Methodist. East Texas State: Study Hall. HOLLOWAY. CHARLES. B.S.. Prairie View ABM: Alge- bra. HORTON. ALFRED HUGHES. TIM. B.S.E.. M.A.. Henderson State Teachers. George Peabody College for Teachers: Latin American History. American History. HUNT. JIMMY DON. B.S.. M.PHER.. Austin College. North Texas State- American History. Civics: Football Coach. HUNTER. BRUCE HURT. JUDITH. B.A.. University ot Texas: English. HUNTER, BRUCE, B.A.E.. M.A.T.. Centenary College. Oklahoma State University. University ot Oklahoma. Southern Methodist University. Louisiana State University. Tulane University: Trigonometry, Algebra. Geometry, Drafting: Chess Club. HUTTO, SUSAN. B.A.. Southwestern University. Southern Methodist University: World History: Historical Society. JOHNSON. ANNETTE. B.A.. University ot Florida. Uni- versity ot Texas at Arlington: German: German Club. JOHNSTON. CHERYL. B,S,. North Texas State: Typing, Business English: Future Teachers. JUSTICE. WILLIAM. Civics. KASTEN. JEROME. B.A.. M.A.. East Texas State. Univer- sity ot Houston. University ol Texas: American History, 40 404 Civics: World Attairs Club. KING, MILDRED. B.A., North Texas State, Texas Womens University, East Texas State, University ot Texas: English. KRITZ, CAROL. B.S., Trinity University: Biology: Cheer- leaders. KUNTZ, ANNE, B.A., North Texas State, Texas Christian, University ot Texas: French: French Club, French Ad- vanced Study Program. LAFFERTY, CAROL, B.A., M.A., Southwest Texas State. Southern Methodist University: English: National Honor Society. LaPRADE, MARGARET, B.A., Southern Methodist Uni- versity, Duke University: English: Creative Writing. LEWIS, RUTH, B.S., M.A., North West Missouri State, Southern Methodist University, Michigan State Universi- ty: Counselor. LIVELY, WILLIAM H., B.A.. M.Ed., Southern Methodist University, North Texas State: Advanced Band, Intermedi- ate Band: Cougar Marching Band, Cougar Concert Band, Maiorettes. LOHMAN. ELIZABETH, B.S., Waynesburg College, Texas Christian, University ot Texas: Biology, American History, World History, Historical Society. LYNCH, DAVELLA, B.S., M.Ed., Texas Womens Universi ty. Baylor University, University ot Texas: Nurse: Para- medical Club. MCCLURE, JOHN, B.S.. Clemson University. University ot Texas at Arlington: History, Civics. MCCOY, RUTH, B.A., University ot Texas: Texas History: Campus Lite. McKEE, RICHARD, B.S., M.Ed., North Texas State: Eng- Iish. MCMAHEN. ELIZABETH, B.S., University ot Arkansas: Home lr Family Living. MCSWEENEY. MARTHA. B.S., North Texas State, Univer- sity ot Texas at Arlington, El Centro: Chemistry: Philo- sophical Society. MALONE, ALFRED. Dratting. MALONE, CAMILLE, B.A., North Texas State: Algebra, Geometry: National Honor Society. MARTIN. NELL. B.A.. M.A.M.. North Texas State: Coun- selor. MATLACK, KIRBY. A.A.D., B.A., Paris Junior College, North Texas State: Speech, English, Debate. MAYFIELD, JOHN, B.S., North Texas State: Power Me- chanics, Electronics. MILLER, NANCY, B.S., Texas Womens University: Art: Art Club. MONOGHAN. JOHN MURRAY. LOUIS, B.S., M.Ed., East Texas State, Stetson University: Math: FCOBA. NAIL, CAROLYN, B.A., Southern Methodist University? English: Y-Teens. NEVILS, RANDEL. B.S., North Texas State: Dratting. NIETO, ANN, B.A., Texas Womens University, North Texas State. University ot New Mexico, University ot Georgia: Speech, Drama: Cothurnus Club, Variety Thea- tre. Childrens Theatre. OIREAR, FLOYD, B.S., Physical Education: Driver Educa- tion. OSBORN, PATRICIA, B.A., University ot Colorado, Texas Womens University, North Texas State. Southern Method- ist University: Sociology, Home Sr Family Living: Syn- chronized Swimming. PALESCHIC. PETER, B.S.. M.A., Texas Christian, Univer- sity ot North Carolina, University ot Chattanooga: Eco- nomics, Business Math: World Attairs Club, UN Work- shop. PARK, GENE, B.S., Ph.D,, University ot Texas: Chemistry: Slide Rule Club. PARKER, MARGARET, B.A.. Hockaclay Junior College, North Texas State: World History. PEEK, ROBERT, B.S., Southern Methodist University: His- tory, Civics. PETTIS. LINDA, B.S., Louisiana Tech: Geometry, Algebra. POWELL. JAMES PROFFER, EDNA, B.S., M.S., North Texas State: Algebra. RANDOLPH, NONA, B.S., M.A., George Peabody Col- lege: Counselor. REGELSKY, DOLPH, B.A., M.Ed., University ot North Dakota: American History: Football lJVl and Baseball Coach. RICHARDSON, L. B., B.A.. East Texas State: Industrial Co-operative Training: Vocational Club, ROAN, RUTH, Data Processing: Senior Sponsor ROBERTS, JANICE, B.A., William Carey College: English. ROBISON, JUANITA. Study Hall. ROBINSON, MARYLYN, B.S., East Texas State: Art: Art Club. RODGERS, JOE TOM, B.S., University ot Texas: Geome- try, Calculus. RUSH, BARBARA, B.S., North Texas State: Geometry, Al- gebra: Philosophical Society. RUSHING. SALLIE, B.A., Hardin-Simmons University? Spanish: Spanish Club. SANSING, PEGGY, B.A., M.S., Southern Methodist Uni- versity, Texas Womens University: Algebra, Trigonome- try. SCOTT. WAYNE, B.S., Stephen F. Austin State Universi ty: Biology: Tennis Team Coach. SHORES, PHILLIP. B.S., M.S., North Texas State: Book- keeping, Typing. SNOW, DELL. Study Hall. SPARKS, NINA, B.S., M.S., East Texas State: Physical Edu- cation: Bryan Adams Belles. SPONSELLER, FRED, B.S.. M.Ed., Heidleburg College, North Texas State, Ohio State University: English. STADLER, CLIFTON, Southwestern Louisiana University: ROTC: ROTC Rifle Team lBoy's and Girl'sI, and ROTC Drill Team iBoy's and Girlisi. STONE. WILMA, B.A.. M.Ed., East Texas State, Southern Methodist University. Texas Christian University, Universi ty ot Alaska, University ot' Minnesota. John Brown Univer sity, Texas Womens University: Biology: Biology Club. TAYLOR, BARBARA, B.S.. East Texas State, University ot Texas at Arlington: Physical Education. TAYLOR, DOROTHY, R.H., B.S., University ot Alabama. Texas Tech: Health Occupations Co-operative Training. THOMPSON, CAROLYN. B.B.A., North Texas State: Typing: Future Secretaries. TURNER, LOIS, B.S.. West Texas State University: Phys- ICS. TYRA, SYLVIA. B.A.. North Texas State: Psychology, Home Br Family Living: Junior Red Cross. VICK, ALFRED, B.S.E.E., M.S.Ed., Clemson University. University ot Georgia: Trigonometry: Key Club. VOSS, ANNE, B.S., M.Ed.. North Texas State: Journalism: Cougar Chronicle, Senior Pub, Ouill Bi Scroll. WAITS, EDWIN. B.S., M.S., North Texas State: Civics. WALKER, MARY. B.S., M.Ed., Texas Womens University. North Texas State: Algebra, Trigonometry: National Honor Society. WALLS. FRANCYS, B.S.. M.A., Texas Christian Universi- ty. University ot Colorado, Southern Methodist Universi- ty: English: Coronation. WEATHERREAD, A. B.. B.B.A., M.Ed., East Texas State: Bookkeeping, Typing. WEAVER, JUSTINE, Arkansas Coilege, Henderson State Teachers College: Study Hall. WEAVER, RITA. B.S., East Texas State: Typing, Short- hand: Ice Skating. WEST, BILLIE. Study Hall. WETZEL. LOUISE. B.A., North Texas State: English: Ger- man Club. WHITE. SUE, B.A., M.A., East Texas State. Southern Methodist University: American History, English History: Bicycle Club. WIELAND. JANICE. B.A., M.A., University ot Illinois, Southern Methodist University: Speech, Public Speaking, Oral Interpretation ot Literature: National Forensic League. lnterschoiastic League. WILBANKS, MARYELLEN. B.A., Trinity University: Eng- Iish: Creative Writing. WINDER, ELIZABETH, B.A.. M.A., Columbia University: Counselor. WITHROW, LOU, M.B.E.. B.S., North Texas State, East Texas State: Typing: Future Secretaries, WITHROW, PAT. B.S.. North Texas State: Home Eco- nomics: Future Homernakers. WORSHAM, LEITA, B.S., M.S.. East Texas State, South- ern Methodist University: English. WRIGHT, MARSHA. B.A., North Texas State: World History, American History: National Honor Society. ZABOJNIK, JEROME. B.S., M.S., North Texas State: Biol- ogy. ZEITZ. RALPH, M.S., M.Ed., North Texas State. Illinois Wesleyan University: Civics: Fellowship ot Christian Ath- letes. ZIDERMANIS, AUSTRUM, B.S., North Texas State, Ar- lington State: Biology: Swim Coach. Abel Donna D. 1IO1 228 Abell, Jam esSeldon 1121283 Abell. Karen S. 1I I1 248 Abusad. Usama R. 1I I1 Acers. Jamey L. 1l21 bl. 283 Ackerman. Gregory G,1l21283 Acree. Robert W. 1l21 73. 283 Acrey. Robin L. 1l I1 Acrey. Wa Adams. De rren F.1IO1228 borah L. 1121 283 Adams. Marcia 6.1101 Adams. Ro Adams, W Adkins. Ra Adrian. Ro bert D. 1I I1 illiam C.11l1 248 riay 1411111248 xanne1I21283 Aduddell. Suzanne G,-.1lI1248 Agee. Howard 2.1101 228 Aiavolasiti. Keith D.1I21 73, 283 Akerman, Kim A,1II1248 Albrecht. Jeanne E.1IO1228 Alderson. Jess 1l I1 Alexander. Charles E. 1l21 Alexander. James R. 1I I1 248 Alexander. Ronald L. 1l21 283. I28 Alexander. Sandra 61101228 Allen, Alfred 6.1111 248. l3B I39 Allen. Amos Jessie 1l21 I2D Allen. Mar 1orie1IO1 143. 228 Allen, Timothy P. 1101 Allen. William C. 1l21 Ill. II4. I7 Allison. Ch arles1I217I Allman. Ronnie Lee 1Il1248 Almgren. Carol J. 1IO1 228 Aloi. Cecil ia L.1II1 Alvarez. Rosa N.1I01228 Amacker. Donald R. 1IO1 Anderson. Billy G.1I21283 Anderson. Jeanne A.1IO1228 Anderson. Linda 1.1121 73. 283 Anderson Pearl 0.1121 283 Anderson. Ronald L. 1l21 65. 284 Anderson. Susan 61101228 Anderton. Michael L. 1I I1 Andor. Thomas W. 11 I1 Andrew. vvilliarri A.1lO1228 Andrews. Ginger L. 1l21 284 Andrews. Rebekah 1I01 228 Angona, Joanne A. 1I I1 Angus. Ricky D. 1101 Anthony. Thomas M. 1IO1 228 Antoine. Connie R. 1I I1 Antoine. Denise M. 1l21 60. 284 Archambault, Robert 1l21 65. 284 Archer. Sara A. 1l21 284 Archer. virgiriia M. 1101 228 Ardoin. Je bO.1II1248 Armour, Steve Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Arnold. Bo .Altred c.1121248 . Charlotte 1I I1 .Janice R. 1l I1 .Lisa M. 1IO1 228 .srapliar M. 1l01 109 .Susan E. 1l I1 ,PauIN.1I0122B nite J. 1101 Arnold. Douglas 8,11 I1 248 Arnold. Jo Arnspiger. hn 284 Marilyn E.1II1248 Asli.Ba11ya R.1I21 58. 513. 81. 284. 202 Asher. Richard D. 1I I1 Ashmore. Deborah 1l21 284 Ashmore. Timothy R. 1l21 284 Askew. Daniel G. 1I I1 248 Atherton. Franky Lyn 1121284 Atkins. William B. 284 Atkinson. Judy L. 1I I1 284 Audette. Mary Alice 1l21 284 Audette. Michael L. 1IO1 Austin. Da ray K.1I0122B Student Index Austin. Jerry D. 1I I1 248 Aiialirr. Roddy G. 1I I1 248 Autry, Cheryl A, 1101 228 Autry. John Randall 1I11 Averett. Dorothy D. 1l I1 60. 248 Avila. Gregory Magnoo 1101 Axe. Brenda G.1II124B Ayle. Michael Steven 1l21 Aylwiri. Richard vv. 1101 Babb. Jacqueline D. 1lO1 228 Babb. Paul Joe 1l21 Babb. Michael Ray 1101 Baca. Andre Lee 1IG1 I47 Badgett. Patti 1I I1 248 Baez. Enrique 1101228 Bagby. Terry N. 1l I1 248 Baggett, Gerald P. 1l01 Baggett. Teresa R. 1I I1 Bailes. Cherie D. 1l01 Bailey. Edward L. 1121 285. IOO Bailey. Jane 51111248 Bailey. Thomas R. 1I I1 II4. 248 Bain. Deborah L. 1l21 285 Baker. Deborah J, 1l I1 76. 248 Baker. Deborah S. 1lO1 Baker. Pamela J. 1I01 Baker. Sandra L. 1IO1 228 Balentine. Carol L. 1l21 285 Bales. Larry R. 1I I1 Bales. Terri L, 1l I1 6l, 248 Ball. Cynthia Y. 1101 77. 2213 Ballard, Debra L. 1l21 285 Ballew. Carolyn R. 1I I1 248 Ballew. Marilyn K.1Il1248 Baltz. Robert Andrew 1l21 Bamberger. Nancy A.1II1248 Bankston. Bobby R, 1101 I38. 229 Banning. Susan J. 1I I1 248 Bannister. Angela D. 1101 229 Barber, Terry G. 1l21 285 Barker, Judy Lan1I11248 Barker. Pamela J. 1IO1 229 Barling. Glenn Mark 1l21 Barlow. Vick J. 1I I1 I34. 248. 208 Barnes. Bernard N. 1111 248 Barnes, Cindy J. 1101 229 Barnes. Jeannie 1l I1 Barnes. Randy 249 Barnett. Dorothy F. 1l21 285 Barnett. Rita 61101229 Barnett. Susan A.1I01229 Barnett. Vicki L. 1I I1 249 Barr. Kim Michael 1I I1 249 Barrett. Arnold W. 1l21 285 Barrett. Barry E. 1l I1 Barrett. Lee M. 1l01 Barron. Marilyn C. 1I I1 Barta. Kim 51111249 Bartlett. Perry M. 1lO1 229 Barton. Beverly S.1lO1229 Barton. Danna K,1121 285 Barton. David M. 1l21 7l. 285 Barton. Thomas S. 1l21 73. 285 Bartos. Paul F. 1l I1 Bass. Ricki D. 1I I1 I52. 153. 249 Bates. John K. 1I I1 249 Bates. Susan L. 1l21 Bates. Virginia l..1IO1 Battaile. Michael K. 1I I1 Bauer, Patricia S. 1l21 285 Baugh. Tommy Glenn 1II1249 Baumbach. George A.1I21 Baumbach. Gregory G. 1I I1 Baumgardner. Johnny 1l21 285 Baxter. Emma J, 1l I1 249 Baxter. Melinda V.1lI12-49 Baylina. Reynaldo H. 1l21 286 Beach. Carolyn K. 1l21 286 Beach. Gregg Scott 1l21 286 Beach. Susan C. 1l21 286 Bearnan. Walton R. 1I I1 249 Bean. Julie K. 1101 229 Bear. Daniel Jay 1121 Beasley. Brad M. 1I I1 Beasley. Johnny M. 1l21 286 Beasley. Linda A.1II1249 Beaudoin. Raymond A.1I21 IO9. ll I Beaver. Tommy J. 1l I1 249 Beck Cynthia L. 1121 288 Beck. Teresa Ann 1l21 286 Beckham. Susan M. 1IO1 Beddingiield. Beverly 1lI1249 Bedford. Michael K. 1l01 IO8. 229 Beene. Paul G. 1I01 229 Beasley. Mark G. 1l21 70. I I4. l25. Beasley. Matt E. 1IO1 I27. 229 Beeson. Cheryl K. 1l21 286 Beeson. Roberta S. 1l21 286 Beets. Michael T. 1l21 286 Beggs. Gloria J.1I2196. 286 Behner. Terrance J. 1l I1 I08 Beisert. Ricky A.1lI1249 Belinger. Lloyd 1I I1 Bell. David A.1lI1249 Bell. David Eugene 11 I1 249 Bell. Elissa A.1lO1229 Bell. Richard B. 1I I1 Bell. Salena Ann 1l I1 30. 250. 388 Bell. Vicki J. 1101 229 Bell. William 6.1101 134. 229 Bellah, Debra 1101229 Belzer. Danelle K. 1101 229 Belzer, Dayle J. 1l21 287 Barayiaar. Anita M. 1121 287. 380 Benavidez. Augustin 1IO1 Benavidez. Raquel 1l21 287 Bender. Leslie L, 1I I1 250 Bender. Suzanne 1l21 287 Benedetto Frankie P.1I01 Bennett Bennett Bennett. Bennett Bennett Bennett Bentley. Bentley. Bentley. Benton. Benton. Bentsen Cynthia C. 1I I1 Gary D, 1101 James M. 1l21 Michael A. 1I01 I43 l45. 2 Sherry L. 1101 229 Warren J. 1l01 Guy D.1l21285 Pamela J. 1l21 285 Vaughn R. 1l01 Cathy A. 1101 229 Winston 8.1101 107. 228 Juaiili A. 1I I1 81. 250 Barry, David vv. 1l I1 250 Berry. Katherine M. 1121 288 Berry. Marial M. 1101 229 Berry, Patricia L, 1l21 288 Berryhill. Aubrey E. 1l01 Betin Richard G. 1l21 288. 388 Beverly. Jo Anne 1101 229 Bilas. Richard K. 1I I1 I03. IO5. I06. Bintord. Wayne Robin 1I2165. 288 Bird. Carol Evonne1I21288 Bird. Donald F.1101 Bird. Michael W. 1I01 I08. 229 Bird. Ronald L. 1I I1 Birkenback. Sarah S. 1l01 Birket. Noble R.1II125O Birlail. Vicki L. 1121 Bischott. Janet Caro 1l21 288 Bishop. Cheryl Lynn 1l21 Bishop. Jay M. 1l21 28. 288 Bishop. Steven D,1II125O Black. Michael A,1I01 134,229 Black. Timothy D.1II12SO Blackwell. Michael R. 1l21 288 Blain. Samuel S. 1I I1250 Blake. Penny C.1l2128B Blank. John A.1II1250 Blann, Ricky D.1II1250 I36. 286 29 2 Blamquist. Linda K, 288 Blount. James Paul 1l21 Bobb. Johnson W. 1l21 288 Bobb. Wesley E.1I21288 Boggs. Paula L. 1I I1 250 Bohme. Leslie M.1ll1250 Bolding. Donna E. 1l21 289 Bolton. Billy Wayne 1I I1 250 Bolton. Deborah A, 1I I1 Bone. Barbara A.1II1250 Bone. Beverly A.1I21 289 Bonno, John N. 1I I1 Booth. Joseph D, 1101 I08 Booth, Lee R. 1I I1 250 Boots. Daniel Gregor 1l01 Borcoman. Blake E. 1l I1 Borden. Deborah E.1IZ1289 Boren. Natala1IO1229 Boring. Donetta 1l21 Bornholdt. Emily M, 1I I1 250 Bosler. Elizabeth A,1I01 229 Basiiclr. Gary w. 1I I1 250 Boswell. Debbie 1101 229 Boswell. Douglas E. 1lO1 229 Botcher. Jerry R. 1I I1 Botcher. Patricia A.1IO1 Boulet. Kathleen S. 1l21 Bowen. Jeanine C. 1l21 289 Bower. Rita A.1IO1 228 Bowser. David B.1l21 289 Boyd. Donald R. 1l21 289 Boyd. Donna M. 1IO1 229 Boyd. John M. 1l01 229 Boyd. Nathan A.1I21289 Boyd, Pamela D.1I21289 Boykin. Dennis L. 1I01 Boyle. Barbara A,1IO1229 Boyle. Catherine 1I I1 I47. 250 Boyle. Patricia Lee 1l21 289 Boyles. Linda 1lO1 Bozeman. Dudley M. 1l I1 250 Brandenburg Joan 1101 Bradtord, David M, 1I I1 Bradiord. Pamela S. 1l21 289 Bradley. Toni V. 1l21 Brady. Chris C. 1l21 289 Brady, Mary E. 1l01 229 Bragg, Alice Darlene 1121289 Braliiasly. Gerald E.1I2175.290 Braly Terry J. 1I01 Branch. Lana K.1I611229 Branch. Steven A,1l21290 Brandeberry. Carol R. 1l21 290 Brandeberry. Douglas 1101 I27 229 Brandenburg. William 1l01 IO7 229 Brandstetter. Joseph 1II125I Brandt. Cornelius F.1Il1 Branscome, James M. 1I I1 25I Branscome. Janice O. 1l I1 Brant, Pamela S. 1l21 Brantley. Loren R. 1l21 I52. 153. 290 Braswell. Daniel R, 1I I1 251 Braswell. William R. 1l21 290 Bratton. Jo Ellen 1l21 29I Braughton, Barbara J. 1l21 29I Brawley. Christopher 1l I1 25I Brecheen, Sandra L. 1l21 29I Breittelder. Elizabe 1l I1 25l Breittelder. Rachel 1101 77. 229 Brenner, Nancy D. 1I I1 Brewer. Cynthia A.1lO1229 arawar. 1-lawara 0.1101 Brewer. Gailya1l01229 Brezik. Gary W, 1101 229 Brice. Laura L. 1l21 29I Bridge. Carlton H. 1I I1 25l Bridges. Janet L. 1l01 229 Bridges. Katherine R.1II125I Bridges. Philip H. 1l I1 405 Bronson. Barney 6.1111 Clark vicri L. lI2l 297 Burr. D 406 Brinkley, Patricia 1101 229 Britt. David ll Il Britt, Debra Leigh 1121 291 Britton, Jewel A. 1121 291 Brochu, David A. ll ll 63. IB3, 251 Brockette, Marion L. 1121 106, 291 Brocklss, Linda P. 1121 Brockway, Ricky L. 1121 152. 155,291 Broderhausen. Tena ll2l Byrd, Nancy ll ll 251 Cain. Susan G. 1111 251 Cain, Thomas Russell 1121293 Caldwell, Bobbie J. 1121 73. 100, 101,293 Caldwell, Micheal 1101 230 Caldwell, Rexine M. 1121 293 Calhoun, Nancy K. 1101 230 Callahan, Glenda D. 1121 293 Callahan, Tena T.lIIJ 252 Callaway, Cynthia An 1121293 Chandler, Cynthia 111160. 252 Chandler, Donald A. 1121 128, 130, 295 Chandler, Michael W. ll ll 252 Chandler, Roger G. 1101 107,230 Chaney, Debra Jan 1121296 Chapel, Daniel Arthu 1121 Chaplain, John Elvin 1101 109,230 Chapman, Gene R. ll Il 252 Chapman, Paul M. ll Il 252 Cheek, Alex B. 1111 252 Collins. Dennis P. 1101 231 Co1lins,Jacquelyn S. 1121 298 Collins, Sharon J. ll Il 253 Collop, Douglas J. ll Il Combs. Terry M. 1121 298 Compton, Aaron L. l121 128, 298 Compton, William D. ll Il Conine, Deborah K. 1121 298 Connatser. Nolan W. 1121 298 Conner. William A. 1121 Brooks. Brooks. Brooks. Janis A. 1121 37. 291 Pamela 1111 251 Patricia J. ll Il 251 Browder. Bruce P, ll Il 251 Brower. Vickie L. 1121 291 Brown, Alice Annette 1101229 Brown, David A. 1101 127, 229 Brown, Gary R. ll ll 251 Brown, Karen R. ll Il Brown, Lewis C. lI2l 291 Brown, Brown, Brown. Brown. Brown, Linda Kathlee ll ll 78, 79, 251 Merrily V. 1111251 Nancy Karen 1111 251 Patricia L. noi 229 Rickie 11121292 Brown, Robert Edward 1121 292 Brown, Ronnie Lee 1121 106. 292 Brown, Sharon 1111211 Brown. Shirley A. 1101 229 Brown. siephen 81101229 Browning. Janet L. ll Il 251 Browning, Patricia A. lI2l 292 Brownrigby, Kathy 1101 230 Brugha, Richard C. 1101 Bruner. Bruner. Charles A. 1121 147, 292 Glen E. noi 230 Brunner, Kenneth R.l1I125l Brunson, Rolayne ll0l 230 Brust, Louis 6.1111 Bryant. Cynthia J, 1121 Bryant, David L. 1101 230 Bryant, Paul E. ll Il Calvert, Gary L. ll ll Calvert, Sarah E. ll ll 252 Calwalader. Bobbie J. ll Il Cameron, Camp, M Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campisi, Linda D. 1121 293 artha R. 1111 252 .Gary G. 1101 .James W. ll ll ,Janet E. l1Ol 230 .John Tim ll Il .Joyce E. l12l 73. 293 . Kimberly A. n 11 61. 252 . Linda E. 1121 263 ,Michael 1121 142, 143, 187, 293 Linda Thorn ll ll Canada, Patricia A. ll2l 110,293 Cananza. Tina Rae lI2l Canada. William R. l10l 143, 230 Cannon. Debra V. 1101 230 Cannon. Lu Ann 1121 294 Cannon, Richard C. 1111 Cannon. Terry L. ll ll 252 Cannon. Vicki D. 1101 230 Cantley, Christy A. ll ll 252 Cantrell, Pam L. 1121 294 Cantrell, Patricia A. 1101 230 Cantrell, Sean V. 1121 294 Cantu. cami n I1 252 Cantu, Robert ll Il 252 Capehart Caperton Caramela Caramela .Daniel T. ll2l 128.294 .Cathy A. noi 230 ,Claudia A. ll0l ,Jennifer 1121 92. 294 Cheek, Thomas Lewis 1121 296 Chenault. Patricia A. ll ll 100, 101,252 Cheney, Alan B. 1111 252 Cheng. Robert Hochen l12l 296 Cherry, Connie Denis 1101 Cherry, Larry L, 1121 296 Cherry, Randall J. ll Il 114, 138 Cheshire. Charles 126 Chesney, Kathleen E. 1101 230 Chesser. Charles C.l1Il252 Chesser. David Lewis 1121 296 Chesser, Douglas l'l. 1101 230 Chitsey, Debra K. l12l 8. 53, 61. 296 Chiusano, Elsa 1.110182 230 Chriss, Sharon L. ll2l 142, 143, 296 Christian. Jerry C. ll ll 147,253 Conway, Daniel J. lI2l Conway. Stacey 1.1121 114, 298 Cook, Beverly K, ll ll Cook. Carolyn P. 1121 Cook, Catherine 131121298 Cook, Christi S. l1Ol 231 Cook, Craig A, ll Il Cook. Debra Jean 1101231 Cook, Ernest L. 1111 253 Cook, Gala Margo 1121 100, 101.298 Cook, Jacquelyn Cars 1111 Cook, Mary L. 1121 Cook, Patsy Jean 1111253 Cook. Robert 14.1101 152,231 Cook, William E. ll Il 126 Cooper. Mark Gordon 1101 Bryant, William M, 1121 292 Buchanan, Beverly A. ll Il 251 Buchanan, Paul M, ll ll 251 Carbone, Thomas J. ll2l 78. 120, 114.294 Carde1la,Sammye J. 1121 77. 294 Carlton, Mary B, ll Il 252 Bucher, Stephen A. 1101 106 Buck. J onathan J,l1Il 73 Buckley. Rebecca 5,1101 230 Buckner, John L. 1101 230 Carpenter, Carolyn A. 1121 294 Carpenter, George T. 1101 Chrssiae. Robbie 11121296 Christoph, Kelly W. ll Il Chubin, Samuel 5.1101 136, 230 Claiborne. Cheryl R. 1111 23, 253 Clancy, Sheila K. l10l Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark. Clark Clark. Clark. Clark. Clark. Clark Clark. Clare. ,Christopher 1101 230 Robert D. lIOl David L. 1121 296 Donald 1-1. 1121 296 Dorothy J. lIOl 230 Harold W. 1101 Clark. .Janie Mildred ll Il John M. ll21 100, 220, 296. 400 La Von 1101230 Lynn A. noi 213. 230 Maize K. 1121 296 Michael R, l1Ol 147. 230 Paula 230 Sydney A. 1101 231 .ToyD.l10l Cootes, Joe R. 1121 298 Copeland, Edna J. 1101 Coppedge. Belinda G, 1101 Corcoran, Dennis S. ll ll 134 Corley, Cynthia A. ll ll 253 Corley, Homer 111121298 Corliss. Cynthia A. ll Il 78, 79. 253 Corn, Michael R. ll Il 253 Cornell, Paul C. 1101 13. 231 Cornitius. Pamela D. l2El 299 Cossaboom. Joseph V,l11l 253 Costanza, Anthony 121121299 Conan, 0611.1 1121 299 Cotten, Terri A. 1121 299 Courrege. John D. 1111 253 Cowart, Daniel T. 1101 1A27, 231 Cowgill, Michael 1121 Cox, Janita L. ll Il 253 Cox, Janna D. l12l 299 Buhmann, David B. 1121 l3B, 139. 292, 384 Bull, Deborah L. ll Il Bullard, Dennis J. 1121 Bunch, Nicki Lynn l1Il25l Carpente Carroll, J Carroll, L Carroll, L r. Katy L. 1101 230 ettrey C. 1101 aura A, 1101 230 inda J. lI2l 32, 295 Carson, Carolyn J. l10l 230 Carson. Nancy J, 1101 Clarke, John A. ll Il 253 Claterbauqh. Cathy D, U01 247 Cox, Kenneth W. 1101 231 Cox, Richard A. 1101 231 Cox. Robert E. 1121 299 Cox, William S. 1121 300 Bunch, Patsy L. 1121 292 Bunch. Rebecca Ann 1101 212, 230 Bunch, Richard A. 1101 134, 230 Bunch. Stephanie A. 1101 230 Bunton, Terrance D. ll ll 126, 251 Burch. Racry 51101230 Burden, Glen 5.1101 230 Burdette, David A. ll ll 251 Burgess, Charles F. 1121 292 Burgess, Glen ll ll Burgess, Janice M. 1121 292 Burgess, Steven K. 1101 230 Burks. Bobby Jack ll ll Burmingham, Ted E. 1121 292 Burnard, Lana E. ll Il 135, 251 Burn.-nf, Jettrey T. n Il 71. 251, 114.209 Burnett, Thelma Jo 1101 230 avid Gaynor l12l 292 Carter, Carolyn Sue 1121 295 Carter. Cary W. l1Ol 230 Carter, Georgia A. 1101 230 Carter, Ricky L. 1101 230 Carter, Riley C.lI1l252 Carter. William E. 1121 295 Cartwright. Linda K. ll Il 252 Carver, Cindy A. 1101 230 Cary. Jill L. ll I1 61, 252 Cash. Wallis... L. n21 70. II4, 128 Caster. Donald R. ll Il 252 Caster, Joseph P. 1121 295 Caster. Laura Ann 1101 Caster, Patrick C. 1101 230 Castleberry. Jimmy A.l121295 Castleberry, Timothy 1101230 Cates, Durward 1-1.lIIl252 Cates, Thomas B. 1101 Burrescia, Ricky T. ll ll 126. 251 Burris, Richard Wayn 1101 Burrows, Deborah 1121 Burton. Lester G. ll Il 251 Burton, Robin G. 1101 230 Busch. Gary W. ll Il Butler. Denise E. 1101 230 Buttertield, Sally A. ll Il 251 Butynes. Catherine L. 1121 Byers, Gary L. 1121 293 Byers, Tony 1101230 Bynum. Suzanne ll0l 293 Byrd.Cath1ine Cotte 1121 Byrd Joyce R. ll Il 251 Byrd, Moreland C. 1121 Cathey, Margaret A. 1101 230 Caudle, Susan A. lI2l 295 Cavanaugh, Karen K. 1101 230 Cavazos. Deborah K, 1121 295 Cave, Jane A. 1101 230 Cerveny. Lynne M. ll Il 252 Cerveny, Steve J.l12l 295 Chaftin, Charles O. l12l 73, 295 Chattin. Keith W. ll0l 230 Chairez, Jesse ll Il Chamberlain, Anthony ll Il Chambers, Debra K. lI1l252 Chamblsss. Deena M. 1121 73, 295 Chance, Lawrence W. ll ll Chandler, Casey L.l1Il 66, 252 Clayman, Julia F. 1101 231 Clemens, Kathy 5.11 Il 253 Clements, Janet L. 1121 61, 297 Clements, Rebecca A. l10l 231 Cleveland, Gary L. ll Il 109 Cleveland, Larry Gleo ll ll 108 Cline. Bruce E. ll Il Cline, Robert C. 1101 Cline. William Jett 1121 Clutt. Spencer D. ll Il 136 Coatney, Bonnie L, 1121 82, 222. 297 Cobb. Robert S. ll2l 297 Cochran, Dennis Jay 1121 297 Cochran, Donald 12.1121 152.297 Cochran. Nancy A. 1101 231 Cochran. Ronald J, 1121 152. 153, 297 Cottee, Susan McC1ai l12l 297 Cotter, Rebecca A. ll Il 253 Cohen, Renee 1111 143. 253 Cohen, Richard N. 1101 231 Coke, Dean E. ll Il Coker, Randy C, l12l 297 Colden, Susan G. l10l 231 Cole, Cole, Cole. Cole. Cole, Beverly J. 1121 67, 297 Brenda J. l12l 67, 297 Judy Lynn 1111253 Michael 1-1.1121 Richard Mila ll ll Coleman. Cathy Sue ll ll 253 Coleman. Charles C.l121297 Coleman, David C.l1ll253 Coleman. Glenn E. ll Il 106,253 Coleman. Kelly 1101 231 Coleman, Laura D. 1101 231 Coleman. Patricia L. ll0l 231. 253 Coleman, Patrick T. ll ll Collins, Anadele 1121 298 Coyle. David A. 1121 6, 300. 203 Crabtree. Carol A. ll ll 73. 254 Crabtree. Michael E. ll Il 254 Cratt. Cherie M, 1121 100, 300 Craig, Henry P, ll ll 254 Craker, Paul A. ll ll Craven, Thomas J. 1111 254 Craw Craw Craw Craw Craw tord, Eddie 121121300 tord. Floyd W. 1121 300 ford. Sylvia 1121 231 ford. Lenore 112160. 147, 300 tord, Luvana l12l 231 Crespeno, Judy C. 1121 300 Crew. William D. 1121 Crews, Karen S. 1101 231 Crippen. Peggy Anne 1121 IIO. 300 Crittenden, Catherin 1121 300 Cromer. Sharon D. 1121 61, 300 Cross, Gary 5,1101 231 Crouch. Mark A,l1ll 114, 117, . 254, 397 Crowder, James 8.1101 125152 211 Crowston, Eddie G. 1121 300 Croy, Jimmy L.1Il126, 65. 254 Crutchfield, Bonnie 111160, 254 Cruz, Angela 1121 300 Cuddy, Terri L.l1Il Culpepper, Jacquelin 1111 254 Culpepper, Vickie A. ll ll 254 Cummings. Helen 6ay1lI1l254, 389 Cummings. Janet M. 1121 301 Cunditt, Deborah L. ll Il 254. 260 Cunditt, Michael E. 1121 301 Curran. Michael D. 1101 Curtis, Randall J, 1121 301 Curtis, Rex E. 1101 134, 231 Cuthbertson, Billy L. ll ll Dabney. Donna L. 1121 301 Daganais, Peter 1101 Daily, Susan K. 1121 301 Dalby, Charles E. 1121 301 Dale. James E. 1101 107,231 Dallatior, Douglas W, 1111 Dallas, Michae1G.11l1 70. 126, 254 Dalmas. Emil T. 1111 254 Dalmas. Rene Louise 1101 231 Dalston, Shelly R. 1121 301 Damron, Donald W. 1111 Damron, Douglas W. 1111 Danchik, Donald K. 1101 Daniel, David L. 1101 231 Daniel, Donna L.1lI12S4 Daniels, Linda Sue 11 11 254 Daniel. Randy R. 1121 301 Daniel. Russell D,1111254 Daniels, Jane E.1I11254 Danielson, George 1101 247 Danielson, William E.1121301 Danner, Jimmy L. 1101 134,232 Dantzler. Duane L. 11 11 254 Danyluk. Bradley B. 1101 Darcangelo. Gary 1..1101 Darland. Deborah K. 1121 Darland, Nancy L,1121 Darwin, James K. 1121 301 Darwin, Terry G. 1121 Daugherty, Frank W. 1101 127 Daugherty, Janet L. 1121 69. 301 Daugherty, William 1121 Daugherty. Wynn 1111 254 Daulong, Daryl E.1101 Daulong, Deborah A. 1121 Davenport, Peggy A. 1101 232 David. Gregory P.1I11254 David, Melonie E.1IO1232 Davidenko, Glenn A. 1121 302 Davidson. Johnny W. 111 302 Davidson. Kathy J.1I01232 Davies, Judith L. 1101 135.232 Davis. Barbara J. 1101 232 Davis, Beda Nell 1121 30-2 Davis, Ben Marion 1121 302 Davis, Bert N. 1101 Davis, Charles L. 1111 107 Davis, Danny W.1111254 Davis. Deanna 6.1101 Davis, Deborah T. 1121 302 Davis. Debra D. 1101 232 Davis. Debra Renee 1111 254 Davis, Det S.1101232 Davis. Gregory Lynn 1111254 Davis. Judy E. 1135, 254 Davis. Kenneth R. 1121 Davis. Mark 5,1111 126 Davis. Nicki S. 1101 232 Davis, Odell E. 1111 Davis, Richard J. 1101 232 Davis, Stephen R. 1111 Davis. Steve A. 1121 302 Davis. Susan C. 1101 232 Davis. Susan K, 1121 303 Davis. Susan L,1111254 Davis. Susan Marie 1101 232 Davis. William Edwin 1111254 Davison, Dana R. 1121 303 Davison, Terrell 12.1101 108 Dawson, Claudia J, 1121 303 Dawson, Harold R. 1101 232 Dawson, Sandra M, 1121 303 Day. Correne Ann 1111 Day. Finnis 1,,1101 107 Dean, Charles F, 1111 254 Dearing. Debra L. 1121 303 Daaring. Kellie 1121 55. 303. 199 Deatherage, Carol J. 1101 232 Debenport, Dianne E. 112160. 303 Debenport, Robert S. 1101 213. 232 Dec1iard,Lance C. 1101 127 Dees, Edward J.11I1254 Deiarnette. Linda J, 1121 Delena. Henry L,1121303 Dempsey, Deon1101232 Dennington. Paul S. 1111 254 Depew. Brenda E. 1121 303 Deporna, Doug 1101 152,232 Derr, Frank A. 1101 Derr, Rosslyn C. 1121 303 Dettman, Kim M.1101232 Dettman, Mark H. 1121 138. 139,303,341 Devaney, Michael D. 1101 232. 254 Devine. Dennis J. 1111 Dewees, Janice K,1111255 Dickey. Robert K. 1101 Dickinson, Melissa J. 1101232 Dickson, Daniel O. 11 11 255 Dickson. John 1-t.112145, 91, 303 Dietzrnan, David C. 1111 Dill, David M. 112149, 304 Dilling, Ann 14,1111 255 Dilling, Judith M. 1101 147,232 Dismukes, Georgia A. 110168, 232 Dixon. Den M. 1121 304 Dixon. Dorann, 51121304 Dixon. Edith L,1121304 Dixon, James A. 111143. 255 Dixon, Paula R, 1101 232 Dixon, Richard A. 1121 50. 79. 304 Dodson. Paulette 1101 232 Dodd, Brenda 14.1111 255 Doiron, Debra C. 1121 304 Dolan. Thomas F.1101 Doleman, David 152 Dollahite. Tonie Bat 1121 Dollahite, W. J. 1121 304 Dolton, Larry R, 1111 255 Dome. Billy Joe 1111 Dominquez. Angel R. 11 11 Dornmer. Douglas W.1111255 Donahoo, Mary 1121 304 Donica, Steven Ralph 1101 Donihoo, Tracy K. 1111 255 Dooley, Janenne 11 11 255 Dooley, Susan 1111255 Dyer, Deborah D.111160, 255 Dysart, Barbara A. 1101 233 Dysart, Linda S. 1101233 Eagan. Caren M. 1121 305, 396 Eagan. Rex W. 1111 255 Easley. Pamela J. 1111 94 Easom. William D. 1111 Eason, Joy E.1101233 East. Charles T. 1121 305 Easter, Larry 1121 Eaton, Amanda L. 1101 233 Eavenson, Gwen 5.1111 Echols, Pamela D. 1111 Edgar. Nancy A.1111255 Edgar, Sally A. 112160. 305 Edmiston, Larry R, 1101 50, 109, 233 Edwards, George Keito 1111 Edwards, Janet G.1121305 Edwards, Kathy S.1111255 Edwards, Nancy 1101 233 Edwards, Rebecca 1111255 Edwards, Rebecca Ann 1121 Edwards, Sandra 112160, 306 Egbert, Marie E.1ll1 Eidson. Debra 141101233 Eisemann, Larry Wayno1121 306 Ekiss, Karen E.1101233 Elkins. Rodney R. 1121 96. 184. Ellington, Elaine 1111 Ellis Deborah K. 1101 233 Ellis, Janet 11 11 255 Ellis Jim C. 1111 Ellis Margaret L. 1101 233 Ellis, Rickie E. 1121 Ellis. Ronnie C.1121306 Elmore. Rickey L. 1101 Elsby. Carolyn Jane 11 11 255 Emerson, Lawrence M, 1101 233 Emerson, Leah G. 1101 233 Engle, Dennis L. 1121 306 Dorsey, Donald B. 1121 304 Doss, David M, 1101 Douglas. Sharon Lee 1111 255 Doty, Michael J. 1101 232 Dowlearn, James 1101 Downer. Kathy A.1121 ss, 99, loo, 216, 282, 364 Dozier. Charles W.1111255 Dozzi, Dona Mackey 1121 Drake. Brenda 5.1121 304 Drake. Daniel C, 1101 134,232 Drake, Gary James 1121 Drake, Nancy A. 1111 255 Drake, Richard A. 1111 62, 255 Drew. Gary W. 1101 232 Drew. Marshall B. 1121 62. 136, 304 Drewry. Claude Jay 1121 Driggs, Shane C.1111255 Drinkwater. Robert B. 1121 305 Droke, Stevie Gene 1101 Duckworth. Walter G, 1111 152. 255 Dudley. Deborah 1121 305 Dudley, Deborah A. 1121 305 Duttey. Gary W. 1111 255 Dugger, Paula D.1111255 Dugger, Stephanie M.1101 232 Duke. Rebecca J. 1111 Dumrner. Marilyn Kay 1121 305 Dunaway, Michael C, 14A1 Dunaway, Zelma J. 1101 233 Duncan, Donna K. 1111 60, 255 Duncan, James H. 1111 109.255 Duncan. Martin A. 1121 Duncan. Patricia 1121 305 Duncan, Randall O. 1101 Duncan, Steven C, 1121 305 Duncan, Terri Lynn 1121305 Dunn, Jacquelyn C. 1101 233 Dunn, Luia R, 1111 255 Dunn. Rhonda Kay 1101 233 Duplissey. Robert 1101 Duplissey. Thomas L.1II15l Duran, Priscilla Ann 1101 Durant, Murray L.1l11 138, 139,255 Durrett, Patsy R. 1121 305 Dybvig. Kenneth D,11l1 306, 395, 400 English, Lowell D.1121 114. 138. 141, 198,306 Engstrom, Donna Stew 1101 233 Epps. Ricky L. 1121 114. 116, 122. isa, 139. 306 Epstein. Mark S. 1101 233 Erck, Lawrence A. 1111 Erickson. David M. 1121 306 Erickson. Mar1orie 11.1121 147,306 Ernst. Judith E. 1111 23. 255 Ervin. Billy R.1IO1233 Erwin. Gloria D. 1121 306 Erwin. Mark S. 1101 127,233 Escamilla. Hector 1101 Espinosa, Yolanda 1121 306 Espinoza. Pedro. Jr, 1111 Esser. Janene R, 1121 306 Estes. Elizabeth A. 1101 233 Estes. Margaret E. 1101 233 Estes. Steven E.1121b, 24, 25, 29. 55 Estlick. Mark R. 1101 147,233 Etier, Pamela G. 1121 307 Eubanks. Laurell L.1l21307 Eubanks. Patricia M. 1101 228, 233 Eudy. Michae1L.1l01 152, 233 Evans. Charles O, 1121 307 Evans. Deborah D.1101233 Evans, Gordon B, 1111 128, 256 Evans, Jeanne S.1101233 Evans, Joseph L. 1121 307 Evans, Kenneth 151101233 Everitt, Kristin L.1121307 Ewing, Bracltord 0,1121 308 Ewing, Rebecca J.1111256 Falkenburg. Linda L.1I01233 Fallenstein. Linda L.1I21308 Falls, Jo Marie 1111 35, 256 Falzone. Patricia 1111256 Farley. Michael S. 11 11 80, 256 Farmer, Randolph W. 1121 308 Farmer. Rebecca Ann 112161, 308 Farris. Henry 12,1101 109.233 Farrow, Jetlrey R. 1101 Faughn. Robert J.1121 136,308 Faulkenbury. Kim M. 1101 Feernster, Scott E. 1101 Fegraeus. Karin E,1111256 , 199, 307 Felder. Lonnie G. 1121 73, 308 Felton. Lesley Ma1ayo1lI1256 Fenley, David A, 1111 53. 256 Ferguson. Brent A.1I11256 Ferguson. Goettrey D.1101 147,233 Ferguson. Gregory P. 1111 Ferguson. Jennie L.1121 32. 55, 96, 308 Ferguson, Joann E.111160. 208,256 Ferguson. Larry G. 1111 256 Ferguson, Randy K. 1101 233 Ferguson, Sarah A, 11 11 256 Fernandez. Johnny R. 1121 152.308 Ferraro, Robert 1121 308 Ferrell, Beverly A. 1111 256 Ferrell, Debra K. 1121 308 Pan, Marian A. 1121 104. 147, 308 Ficke, Dennis D.1101233 Ficke, Michael D.1121 308 Field, Christina L,1l11256 Fielder, Carolyn E.1Il1256 Fields, Deborah Joyc 1101233 Filbert, Donald A. 11 11 Filbert. William 5.1101 Files, Doyal L. 1121 128 Files, Walter 12,1101 108 Fine, Barry H. 1101 233 Finklea, John E.1lI1256 Fisher. George M. 1111 Fisher, Randall C. 1121 309 Fite. Nelda D.1111256 Fits, Wallace R. 1121 309 Fitts. Deborah Lynn 1121 110. 309 Fitzgerald Larry 0.1121 Flanagan, Deborah 1, 111194, 256 Fleischer, Rozanne1101233 Fleschler, Sammy 1121 309 Fletcher, Anna J.11l1256 Fletcher Barbara E.1101 234 Fletcher, Peggy J.1101 77,234 Flores. Richard J.1101 Flowers. E, Stephen 1121 309 Floyd, Cathy TruSty 1111 Floyd. David W.1111256, 114 Flusche. Karl J. 1101 107,234 Flynn. Brenda K. 1121 Flynn, Karen A. 1101 Flynn, Timothy 1v1. 11 I1 256 Foley, Michael E. 1101 234 Foley. Patricia C. 1121 309 Falkes. Mary Emily 1121 Foran. Charles D. 1111 109. 110, 256 Forbes, Larry D,1lI1 Forbes, Peggy L, 1111 100. 101,256 Ford, Janet L. 1101 234 Fordham, Beverly A. 1121 27. 52, 60. 77, 223, 309 Fordham, Gary E. 1101 Foren, Linda D.11I1256 Foren, Ricky C.1121 Fornnway, Carol A. 1121 147, 151.309 Forrest, Kathy A. 1111 256 Forrester, Judy R. 1111 Forrester, Laurie R. 1101 234 Forsythe. Kathy Ann 1101234 Forte. Gary Ray 1101 Foshee. Rebecca J.1121 309 Foster. Charles A, 1101 Foster. David N. 1121 309 Foster. Mae A. 1121 309 Foster. Wesley W. 1101 234 Foster. William L, 1121 309 Fountain, Donna G. 1111 257 Fountain, James L, 1121 106.310 Fowler, Laura E.1I01234 Fowler, Linda L,1111 Fox, Connie L.1IO1234 Fox, Karin T. 1121 310 Fox, MarkA,1121310 Fraley, Richard C.1121 13.310 Fralin. Gary Park 1111 Frank, Martha J.1111257 Frank. Terri L. 1111 257 Franklin, David M1111 152,257 Franklin, James W, 1121 114, 310 Franklin, Wanda 61111257 Franks, Sharon S.1111257 407 Freeman, Debra Ann 1101 408 Frazee. Paula M. 1111 Freeman, Gerald Jame 1111 Freemyer, Gary D. 1111 French, Raymond E.1111257 Friday, Viclri L. 1121 310 Friddle, Carla J.1111257 Fries, Floyd M,1111257 Fritsche, Roger W. 1121 310 Fugitt, Marvin 61101234 Fulqham, Ronald J.1111257 Fuller. David L. 11 I1 257 Fuller. Lois Y. 1101 Fuller. Pattie L. 1121 147. 310 Fullington, Ronald 131121310 Fulton, Pamela Sue 1101 234, 318 Fuqua, Wayne A., Jr, 1111 257 Furgueson. Marsha Deo 1111 Furr. Paula A, 1121 192, 310 Furr. Richard 8.1111 . Gabe, John 111121310 Gabriel, Larry C. 1121 310 Galbraith, Patricia 1121 311 Galbraith, Teresa A, 1101 234 Gallagher, Gary W. 11 11 Galloway. Deborah G. 11 11 257 Galloway. Terry L, 11 11 257 Gambill, Dennis P. 1101 234 Gambill, Michael Ed 1111 Gammon, William T.1II1257 Gandy, Lisa C, 1101 234 Gandy, Steven P. 1111 Gant, Dennis E. 11 I1 126, 138, 140, 258 Garay, Abram A. 1111 Garcia, Cecilia 1101 Garcia, Juan 1111 106 Garcia. Maria 1101234 Gardner, Diane M.11I1258 Gartield, Deborah C. 1121 311 Garlington, Michael 1111 Garmon, Rebecca Ann 1121 311 Garner, Philip K. 1101 234 Garoutte. Lewis Glen 1111 Garrett,C1aud E. 11 11 Garrett. Gary A. 11 11 138, 139, 258 Garrett, Glen 111111258 Garrett, John P. 1111 258 Garrett, Mary P. 1111 Garrett, Richard 1111 email, wiiiiaii L.1Il1258 G1rvin, Dana A. 1111 Gaslrell, Leslie J. 1121 96, 97, 173. 311 Gattuso, Steve A. 11 11 Gaulden, Dana S.1121311 Gautreaux, Clayton A. 1111258 Gear, Elizabeth 1101 234 Gee. Denis E. 1101 Gehring. Jennie C. 1121 77. 311 Gehring. Randall E, 11 11 258 Geldmeier. Cindy J. 1121 24, 28, 55, 84, 89 312 Geldrneier, Gary H. 1111 126, 258. 138, 141, 202 Gentry, Rhonda L. 11 11 258 Gentry, Stephen A.1111258 Gentry Viclri Lynne 1101 234 Gentzler, Stanley V. 1101 127, 152, 234 George, Cathy 1.1I2160,,100, 101, 312 George, Charlotte 11 11 61, 258 German. Nancy M. 1101 234 Garon, Cindy E. 1121 312 Gerst, Michael R. 1121 105, 312 Gibbons, Janie D. 1111 258 Gibbs, Gary E, 1121 312 Gibbs, Harold R. 1121 312 Gibson, Fondra G. 1121 24, 55, 57. 312 Gibson, Jane W. 1111 258 Gittord, Stephen J. 1121 312 Gilbert, Gary L. 1101 Gi1bert,Juda1on M. 1121 312 Gilbert, Monti R, 1101 234 C-3119, Lssiiiii A, 1121 312 Gill, Beverly Jean 1121 Gill, Carl L. 1101 106 Gist, Adolphus V. 1101 Gist, Stephen E. 112192, 312 Givens, Weldon E. 11 11 Globlre. Alan R. 1111 258 Gode, Danny W. 1121 Gott. Linda S.1l11259 Gott. Timothy Hardin 111173. 259 Goldsby, Janet Lynn 1101234 Goldsby. Randy W. 1121 312 Golihar. Sharon 111160. 259 Gonz, Christine G. 1101 234 Gonzales, Irene 11 11 Gonzales, Patricia A. 1121 Gonzales, Rebecca 1101234 Gonzales. Robert, Jr. 11 11 Gonzalez, Anita A. 1111 259 Gonzalez, Gregory 1121 313 Gooch .vviiiasii Kyle 11218O.98, 21 Goodman, Timothy M. 1111 Gcodr ici, scan E.1121 313 Goodson, Milre D. 1101 Goodson, Rand-a11K,1I11 Goodwin, Connie L. 1101 234 Goodwin. James Malay 1111 73, 259 Goodwin. Janet K. 1101 234 Goodwin, Marianne 1101 13,234 Goss, Bruce Kern 1121 313 Gottschalk, Rita M.1111259 Gottschallr, Vincent 1101 106 Gracey. Carol A. 1101 234 Gracey. Dorothy J, 1121 96, 173 Gracy, Charlotte 111111259 Graet. Jonathan E. 1101 Graha Graha Graha Graha Graha m, Deborah J. 11 I1 259 iii, Jsiiiiii 14. 1101 234 rn,Jani1h 1121313 rr1, Jettrey A.1111259 iii, Robert c.1121 313 Grammer, Janice E. 11 11 56, 210, 259 Grant, Melvin D.1101234 Graser,She1ia C. 1121 104, 313 Graves, Jean 11 11 259 Graves. Billie Gene 11 11 7,313 Gray, Carol L, 1111 259 Gray, Debbie D. 1101 234 Gray, John E. 1101 234 Gray, Susan E,1111259 Gray, Terry G. 1111 Green. Belinda S. 11 11 Green, Ben 1121 114. 139, 138. 313 Green, Carl C, 1101 234 Green, Cynthia 5,1101 234 Green, Deborah L. 11 11 259 Green, Donald L. 1111 259 Green, Donald V. 1111 259 Green, Gerry L. 1101 Graen,Jac1ry R. 1111 Green. John R. 1101-234 Green. Katherine L. 1121 IO, 100. 10 Green, Rebecca K. 1101 Green. Rex 6.1101 107, 109 Greer Greer Greer, D nald Lynn 12 313 ary Dwain 11 126 Mary V. 1121 73, 314 Greenman, Bruce 141111259 . o 1 1 , G ' 1 1 T Greer, ommy G.1l11 Gregg, David B. 1111 134 Gregory. Anna R. 1101 234 Greiner. Michele M. 1121 314 eiiriin, Lsiiia L.1101234 Griffin, Linda 14.1111 259 Grittin. Roger A.1l11259 Grittith, Charles W. 1101 107 Grittith. Marsha A. 1101 234 eiirfiiii. Ra1phG.1111259 eiirfii1i,si.m D. 1111 Grit1iths.Diona D.1121314 Griggs, Herman C. 11 11 Grimes. Sharon R. 1121 314 Grimes, Shelley L.1l11259 Grimmett, Sarah L. 1121 314 Griser,Dary1a J. 1111 135,259 Groblewslri, Michael 1111259 Grove, Mary Pat 1121 314 Groves. Donna R. 1121 314 Grubbs, Euvell, D.1IO1234 Grubbs. Michael L. 1101 234 eiubbs. Pau1A.1IO1234 Grube.G1ennda 61111259 Gruben, Michael A. 1111 259 Harrington. Melinda 1121 110,316 Harrington, Sandra L, 1111 260 Guard, Kenneth David 1121 314 Guernsey. Debra A, 1121 Guerra, Robert P. 1111 Guerra, Sylvia 1111259 Guerro, Romeo 1111 Guidry, Teresa R. 1101 13,235 Guinsburg, Annette 1121 314 Gulsvig, Glenna K. 1111259 Gunnels, Michael L. 1101 235 Guy, Dale W. 1121 Guy, Janice L. 1101 235 Guy, Mar1rG.1101 127, 134, 213. 235 Guy, Sharon J. 1121 61, 207, 314 Guyer, William G.1101235 Haclrney, Leslie A. 11 11 Haclrney, Michael D.1II1 Hadley, Delmer Sam 1111 Hadley, Karen S. 1101 235 Hadley, Ranny1l21314 Hafner. Kenneth P. 1101 134, 212, 235 Hagen. John T. 1111 Hagler. Mary Ann 1111 259 Hailey, Cynthia 1121 314, 379 Haire, Robert S, 1121 143. 315 Halcomb, Elmer John 1121 315 Harris. Boots 150, 260 Harris. Brooks, L, 11 11 Harris. Carol F. 1101 235 Harris. Carolyn L. 1111 147, 260 Harris, Carolyn Par 1111 E3 Harris, Gail C, 1121 316 Harris, Jaclc G. 1111 Harris, James W. 1121 316 Hsin., John '1.1I2183, 316. 376 Harris, Matthew F. 1111 Harris, Me1ladee1l0123b Harris, Nancy A. 1101 236 Harris, Randall G. 1121 316 Harris, Robert L. 1121 317 Harris. Sandra L. 1111 260 Harris. Sandra R. 1101 236 Harris. Virgil C. 1101 236 Harris. Wesley C. 1121 83, 317, 378 Harrison. Bobbie W. 1111 260 Harrison. Donna Jole 1111 Harrison. Marion Jac 1121 317 Harrison, Mary M.1121 317 Harrison, Terry R. 1101 108 Hart, Debbie Jo 1121 61, 317 Harttord. Clarissa S.1l11260 Hale, Halli Hall, Randy K. 1101 David S.11I1259 Hal M,1101235 Hall, Jettery R.1121315 Hartman, Debbie 1101 236 Hartoon, Cheryl A. 1121 317 Hartwig. Michael J. 11 11 149, 260. 147 Harvanelr, Stephen R. 1121 317 1.313 Hall, Margaret A. 1121 259, 315 Hall, Mary Louise 1111260 Hall, Pamela J, 1121 25, 32, 55. 205. 315 Hall, Pamela Kaye 1121 61. 315 Hall, Rachel J, 1101 Hall, Robert B. 1121 109, 143, 260, 315 Hall, Robert C. 11 11 70 Hall. Sharron Gay 1121 60, 315, 378 Halley, Rebecca A. 1121 315 Hallmarlc, Gary R. 1101 Halsey. Barbara J. 1101 235 Hamby, Brenda L, 1101 235 Hamideh.Eme1y V. 1111 Hamideh, Fatima 5.1101 Hamilton, John M.1121315 Hamilton, Dian 1111 Hamilton, Michael A. 11 11 107 Hamilton. Robert 5.1121 89 Hamm, Jerry D. 1101 127,235 1-1amrn.Rona1d A. 1101 127, 152,235 Hammett, Gary W.1111260 Hammett, Susan L. 1101 235 Hampton, Bruce C. 1101 127, 152.235 Hampton, Leslie D,1IO1235 Hampton, Wesley 121101235 1-imiiicii, Biinii M1101 Haney, Rebecca Ann 1121 315 Haniten, Laura K. 1101 Hanlcs, Regina D.1I11260 Hanlcins, James D.1101 Hanlrs, Gary M. 1111 134 Hanna, Deborah Marie 1121 315 Hanna, Henry D,111126O Hanna, Timothy M.1121 316 Hanna, Wanda J. 1101 Hannah. William A. 1111 Hansen, William M.1101 Harber, Mitchel D.1IO1235 Hardaway, Curtis 61111260 Harden, Gayle Elaine 1121 316 Harder. Allen L. 11 11 Harvanelc, Susan K. 1101 236 Harvey. Harvey. Kathy L. 1101 Marisan1111261 Harvey. Sheila 0,1121 Harvilla. Carol D.1121317 Harwood Dorothy 6.1121 173,317 Haschlce, Gary S.11I1261 Haskett, Beverly A. 1101 236 Hass, Barbara J, 11 11 261 Hass, Robert L, 1121 317 Hastings. Kathleen S.1111261 Hatchell. Candace L. 1101 236 Hatchell. Lacy M,1121317 Hatcher, Debra C. 1101 236 Hatcher, Gary C. 1111 261 Hatcher. John D.1121 317 Hatcher. Hatfield, Hatfield, Tedi1u1I11261 Barbara A. 11 11 261 Nancy L. 1101 Haughey, Mel Alton 1121 136. 318 Hauahey,Stan1ey D.1IO1236 Hawes, William M.11l1261 Hawn, Thomas J. 1111261 Hayden, Hayden, George W. 11 11 134,261 Rickey D.1I11261 Hayes, Gerald W. 1111 106, 261 Hayes, Joyce Lillian 1111 Hayes, Linda M,1111 Hayles, Donald P, 11 11 Hayter, Steven 11.1121 318 Healey. Gregory S.1121318 Heap, Veronica P. 1111 Hearne, Rebecca E. 1121 318 Heath. Deborah 1121 318 Heclrman, Glen W. 1111 126, 261. 210 Hedges, Margaret 8.G.1121318 Hetner. Nancy Lynn 1121 Heitner, Robert 15.1101 IO7 Heine, Robert J. 1121 Heitman, William F. 1111 Hellums James R, 1121 319 Hardesty. Nancy 1111 260 Hardesty, Susan E. 1121 316 Hardin, David M1121 3113 Hardin, Linda V. 1121 Hardman, John J. 1101 109 Hardi, Sandra 191111260 Hardy, Stephen L. 1121 316 Hargrave, Gary L. 1101 Hargrove, Jimmy J. 1121 Harlan. Mary A. 1101 235 Harman, Thomas C. 1121 316 Harper, Viclrie A. 1101 235 Harpster, Bonnie J. 1101 Harrell, Charles E. 1121 136, 316 He11umi, Larry R.1IO123a. 152 Helm, Karen L. 11 11 261 Helton, Gail L. 1111 261 Helton, Jaclc C. 1101 Helwig. Robert L. 1121 319 Hemedinger, Daniel 1101236 Henderson. Karen Lyn 1121 319 Henderson, Susan M.1121 319. 101, 100 Henderson, Therese A. 1101 236 Hendley, Debra S, 1121 319 Hendrex. Stewart E. 1121 319 Hendriclcs, Cathy D.1121319, 384, 389 147 Hendricks, Fred C.Jr. 1111261 Henley, Gary Wayne 1111 261 Knuth, Henry. Donald B. ll2l 3l9 Henry, Katherine M. ll Il 77. 26l Henry, Melinda J. ll2l IQO. 3I9 Henry. Richard W. ll Il 26l Henry. Teresa S. ll0l 236 Hensley. Connie J. ll ll 26I Henson. Linda S. ll ll 26I l-lard, Connie R. ll2l 3l9 Herod. Deborah L. lIOl Herod. Richard J, ll Il Herrin. Frank ll ll 26l Herring. Russell M. ll Il Hervey. Jarrett R. lI2l I08, 3I9 Hescock. Janet L. lI2l 3I9 Hesse. Les A. ll0l 236 Hesseltine, David A. lI2l 320 Hester, Robert E. lI2l 106, 320 Hetherington. Laura U01 236 Hewetf. Carl V. ll2l 320 Hewitt. Shelia R. lI2l Hewett. Noel Dean H01 Hickman. David M. llOl I26. 236 Hickman. Charles M. flOl 236 Hickman. Cynthia A. ll ll 26l Hickman, David Ralph ll ll 26l Hickock. Harold C. lI0l l27. 236. I52 Hicks. Stephen H. ll0j 236 Hicks. James R. llOl Higginbotham. Mary L. lldl 237 Higgins. Marla Kay llOl Hightower. Carolyn D. ll Il 261 Hightower. Jacquelyn lI2l 66. 320. Hightower. Richard J. ll Il 262 l-llll, Billy T. ll2l 320 Hill, Joseph A. ll Il Hill. June G. ll2l 320 Hill, Kenny J. lIOl 237 Hill, Lawrence E. ll2l 320. I47 Hill, Leota E. ll Il 262 Hill, Randall K. ll ll 262 Hill. Randall Quency ll Il lI8. l30. l28. I55. 208 Hill. Richard O. ll ll 262 Hill. Richard P. ll ll Hill. Richard S. ll2l 320 Hiil. Sandra L. ll Il 262. 67. I47 Hill. Shelley L. ll Il 262 l-lall, Tina L. lI0l 237 Hilliard. Gary Don lI2l 320 Hilliard, Mary S. lI2l 320 Hillman, Donald W. ll2l 320, I47 Hinckley. Johnny M. ll2l 320 Hinckley, Tommy L. llOl Hines, Cynthia D. ll2l 32l Habin, Margaret L. ll lj Hocker. Margie Jo ll2l 32l 262. I Honza. Willie J. ll Il los, 262, 237 Hood. George l08. 237 Hood. Lynne Anne ll2l 32l Hooper. David A. ll Il l-l66i6n, lcsiny J6 ll Il 262 Hoover. Dana E. lI0l Hopkins, Franette ll ll 6I. 262. 209 Hopkins. John R. ll Il 70, l26 Horn. David M, ll0l Horn. Rodney G. ll ll 262 Hornack, Debra L. ll ll 262 Horne. rein L. ll ll 262 Horner, Andrew T. ll2l 29. 42. 47. 32l Horner. James S. ll2l IB3. 32l Horton, Debra K. llOl 237 Horton .Howard M, ll2l 32l. l28 Horton, Thomas M. ll2l 322, I2B House, Iwo Jima ll0l 237 House. Stanley Earl ll ll IO7. 262. II I Houston. Cheryl L. llOl Houston. Sheila T.lI2j 322 Houston. Sonia R, ll2l 322 Hawnfd. Kathy L. ll Il 262 Howard. Michael Lynn ll Il Howard. Steven D. ll Il Howard, Susan R. lI2l 322 Hansen. Kathy M, ll Il 262 Howell. Earl Davis lI0l 237 Hoye. Michael Joe ll ll 262 Hubbard, Rodney L. ll Il I34. 262 Huberman. Cecile ll Il Huddleston. Howard S. II ll l08 Hudson. Jean ll ll 262 Hudson, John M, ll2l 322 Hudson. Mary L. ll2l Hudson. William Lake ll2l 322 Hutt. Carole C. ll0l 237 Hutt. Larry M. ll2l 323 Hutt. Tony ll ll 262 Hughes. Danon R. lI2l 323 Hughes. Mabel H. lI2l Huges. Mary Lynn ll ll 262 Hughes, Paul D. lI0l lo6. 237 Hulme. Debra G. fl Il 262 Hulme. Gary W. lI0l Hulsey. Gary Don ll Il Huphries. Gregory W. ll0l Hunker. David J. lIOl Hunsaker. Kevin A. lIOl 237 Hunsaker. Mark W. ll ll 262 Hunsaker. Ronald G. ll0l l08 Hodges. Dori L. ll Il 262, 35, 99. l0l. I00 Hodges. Pamela L. ll0l Hodges. Paula F. lI2l 32l Hodgkinson. Richard lI0l Hoefle. Richard M. ll ll Hoifman. Neva J. llOl 237 Hogue. Ana F, ll Il 262 Holdridge. Marilyn A. ll2l 60 Holguin, Debra ll0l 237 l-lallsbnnqn, Phyllis ll0l 237 Holland. Christopher ll2l 32l Holland. Deborah Ann ll Il 262 Holland. Mary C. lIOl 237 Holland Robert G, ll0l 237. I47 Holland. William L. ll ll 4. II6. I l4 Holleman. Robert H. ll0l l06 Holleman, William J. O. ll0l Holley, David A. ll2l 32l Holley, William R. llOl Hollis. Margaret A, ll Il 262 Hollon. Gary Thomas ll2l 32l Holloway. Dallas llOl 237 Hollo. Leo Joseph lI0l I27. 237. I5. Holloway. Angela C. ll2l Holloway. Laura A. ll Il 262 Holmes. Woody Steven ll Il 262 Hood, George Charles lIOl Holt, Melanie L. flOl 237 Holt, Steven R. ll Il 262 Honza. Milton L. Jr. lI2l IO9. 32l I53.2I3 Hunt. Janet E, ll Il 263 l'lunter.Alar1 L. ll2l s, I87. 323. 30 Hunter, Janet W. ll Il 263 Hunter, Lana Kay ll Il 263 Hunter. Michael S. ll0l 65. 237 Hurley, Betty A. llOl 237 Hurt. Georgia M, ll Il I43 Hutche rson. Thomas L, ll0l Hutchings. Ronald W. ll2l 323 Hutchins. Clifford B. ll0l Hutchins. Larry A. ll2l 323 lbbotson, James T. ll ll 263. 96, l00 lbbotson. Julia A,ill2l 323 lkel. Vyanne K. fl ll 263 llaoa. John Ernest ll ll 263, Il4 llaoa. Michael W. ll2l I l7. I24. I I4, 22 lmhoit. Rebecca A. ll ll 263 lngley. Jeanne Sue ll2l 323 lngley. vvalllnfn B. ll0l 237 Ingram. Joni J. lI2l 333 Ingram. Ronald D. ll2l Irion. Jeffrey C. ll2l I73. 323 lvey, Benjamin M. ll0l 237 lvey. Shelia D. ll ll 263 lvie. W lwanier. Jackson Jackson llllnrn M. ll2l Ida E. lI2l 323 .Gary Wayne ll Il .Jody M. ll ll 47, 48. 263 Jackson. John P. ll ll 52. 263 Jacobs, Jacobs. James. James. Kendall R. ll Il 263. I47 Thomas A. ll ll 263 George Fred ll Il Richard A, ll2l 323 Jansson. Neil Ray ll ll 73, IOS. IIO Jai-osz. Steven M. ll ll 3. 206 Jefferies, Judy K. lI0l 237 Jefferson. Nancy lI2l 323 Jenkins. Johanna Kay U01 Jenkins. Steven A. ll ll 263 Jennigs, Paul Eric ll2l 324 Jennings. Paul M. ll Il Ill Jerome. Kenneth ll0l 237 Johanning. David ll ll l26. 263 John. Forrest F. llOl 237 John. Marsha ll2l 73. 324 Johnson, Boyd E. lIOl Johnson, Byron B. ll2l ll7. I I9. I20. I24. l25. 282.324, II4. 200 Johnson. Dane K. ll2l 324. I47. l5l Johnson. David J. lIOl Johnson. Frank G U2 324 Johnson. J mes F II Johnson. Jeannie E. ll0l 237 6nn E, llOl IO7. 237 Johnson. Lisa lI0l 237. I47 Johnson. Malcolm M. ll ll 263 Johnson. Marilyn M. ll2l 324 Johnson. Mariorie T. ll2l 324 Johnson. Mary L.lI2J 324 Johnson. Nina M. ll Il 60. 263 Johnson. Rhonda M. lI0l Johnson. Richard F. lI2l Johnson. Steven T. lI0l 237 Johnson. Terri L. ll Il 73, 263 Johnson. Terry W. ll Il 263 Johnson. William D. llOl Johnson. William H. ll ll 263 Johnston. David M. ll Il lO6, 263 Johnston. Jana J. lI2l Johnson. Donna Jean ll ll 263 - l G -l l J Johnson. Johnston. Larry K. lI2l II9. I24, 324. II4 Johnston. Ronald L. ll Il 263. l I4, 2I0 Johnston. Sharlotte llOl 237 Joiner, Jane G. ll Il 263 Joiner. Jerald S. ll Il Jolley, Patricia L. ll Il 263, 86 Jolly Jana E. llOl 237 Jones. Alan T. lIOl I47 Jones. Allison H. H01 Jones. Benny Joe ll Il Jones. Carol L. ll ll 263 Jones, Cynthia L. lIOl 237. 378. 379 Jones, Deborah K. llOl 237 Jones. Gary C. ll Il Jones, Gordon P. lI2l TO. 324 Jones, Keith E. ll0l 237 Jones. Larry A. ll ll 263 Jones. Linda S. llOl 237 Jones. Loyd Brent ll Il 263 Jones, Lynn ll Il 302. 378 Jones, Marvin D, lI0l 237 Jones. Michael F. lI2l I I4, 206 Jones. Neil M. llOl 237 Jones. Paul Joseph lI2l Jones. Phyllis S. lI2l 324 Jones. Richard C, ll2j 325 Jones. Richard Louis ll2l Jones. Sally M. ll0l 237 Jones. Sandra D. lI2l 325 Jones, Vicki L, ll0l Jones, Wanda C. ll0l 237 Jordan. James L. ll Il 263 Judy. Robin A. lI0l 237 Juno. Patricia A. ll0l 20. 62. 66. Justice, Debra J. ll ll 263 Kabanek. Karl W. ll Il I34. 264 Kamper. Richard D. lIOl 238 Karr. Nancy E. fl2l 325 Kathman. Clemens A. ll2l 325 Keeton. Gerold A. ll0l Keierleber, Sarah J. ll0l Keller. Terry L. ll0l 238 Kelley. Harry L. lI0l 238 Kellum. James L. lI0l 238 Kelsey. Linda Lucill ll Il 264 Kelso, Kathy M. ll2l 73. 325 Kemmer. Michael G. ll2l 325 Kempson. Bradley T. ll0l 328 Kennedy. Brenda Kay ll ll 264 Kennedy. Cynthia A. ll Il 264 Kenner. Becky L. ll Il 264 237 Kennerly. Kenneth lIOl IO8 Kent. Danny S. ll Il Kent, Gary K. ll Il 264 Kent N.-,yn L. lI2l 325 Kenyon. Clydine R.ll2l 325 Kenyon. Stephen D. ll Il Kerley. Danny L. ll ll l26, 264 Kershaw. Barbara J. fl2l 325 Kettle, Dianne P, ll2l 325 Kettle. Linda Joyce ll ll Kienitz. Teresa ll ll 264 Kienzle. James A. ll ll 264 Killion. Wyndle G. ll2l 325 Kilmer. Susan K. ll0l 23B Kilpatrick. Deborah ll ll 264 Kilpatrick. Phyllis ll Il 264 Kimber. James C. ll2l 326 Kincy. Richard E, ll2l 326 Kindred. Marshall L. ll ll l26 King, Cynthia fI2l 326 King. Danny L. ll2l 326 King. David D. llOl' icing Hnnlsi E. llzl 73, 326, 82 King. Janie L. ll ll 264 King. Sylvia D. ll0l 238 King. Sylvia Jo ll2l King. rnainss R, ll2l 326, ll4 King, Virgil Wayne llOl Kinney. Richard A, ll0l 238 Kinsey. Donna K. lI0l Kinsey. James M. ll ll 264 Kirby, cnnsia J. ll0l 238 Kirby. Donna E. lI0l 238 Kirby. Richard F. ll ll 264 Kirby. Teresa L. ll ll 264 Kirkpatrick. Dennis ll ll 73 82 Kissell. Kim K. fl0l Kittrell. Debbie F. lI2l 326 Kittrell. Johnny D. U01 Klein. sinpnnn A, ll2l 326 Knight. Gloria E. lI2l 327 Knight. Jeffrey D. lIOl 238 Knighten. Karon ll ll l6O 264 Knighten, Sharon ll2l 60, 327. lo-3 Knipp. James A. llOj 238 Knoeckel. Jeannette ll ll Knoeckel. Michael R. lI2l Knox. Barbara L. ll2l Knox, David M. ll Il 264 Knox. Stephen L. ll Il 264 Lee E, llll 65, 264 Kohl. Anita 6.1101 238 Kolb, Frank A. lIOl 238 Kolb Patricia T. ll Il Korkames. Paul J. ll2l 2I. 25, 55. IO6. 327 l I I. 205 Kosan. Debra L. ll0l Kotas. Paul M. llOl Kovar, Frank Cecil U01 Kovar, Janet E. ll Il 264 Kovich. Ann E. ll2l 90. 327. 22l Kozak. Joseph R. llOl Kraft. Stuart Freder fl2l 327 Kraig, Deborah J. lI2l 327 Kraig. Richard D. ll2l 327 Krause, Connie R. lI0l 238. I47 Krenrich, Nancy S. ll Il 264 Krueger. Jessica ll2l Kruger. Carole J. ll2l 327 Kuhlmann. Curtas A. ll ll lcnnal. Barbara A. ll ll 264 Kunkel. Mary Kathryn ll2l 328 Kuykendall. Carol D. flOl 238 Kuykendall, Mark A. llOl 238 Kuykendall. Thomas B. ll2j 328 Kwilosz, Patricia ll2l Lacroix. Patricia A. ll2l 5l. 328 Lacy. Debra fl0l 238. I47 Ladd. Melanie M. ll2l 66. 73. 328 Lagadinos. Connie L. ll ll 264 Lagow. Reginald L. ll ll 264 Lair. Marcy ll2l 328. I47 Lalurnia. Rosemary ll0l 238 Lamb. Christina I. llOl Lamb. Susan M. ll2l 80, 328. 2l8 Lamphere, Thomas L. ll2l 410 Lancaster, Gary A.1I2j 328 Lancaster. Jerry D, ll ll 265 II4 l38 209 U Lancaster. Karen D. ll2l 328 Landis, Beverly Ann ll ll Landrum. Pamela A.1ll1265 Lane, Michael D.1Il173, 265 Lane, Nora S. ll2l 328 Lane. Tony M. llOl 238 Laney, Donna J. ll Il 265 Lanier, Barry ll Il Lanklord, Susan J. ll2l 328 Laporte, William P.1I01238 Lapsley, Becky L.1l21328 Lapsley, Bonnie L.1IO1238 Laquey, Judy E.1I21 328 Laquey. Mary K.1ll1265 Largenl. Carolyn 18.1121 73, 329 Lariscy, George E.1II1265 Laroe, Janna D.1l21329 Laroe, Sheri D. 1IO1 238 Lassberg.OsberlM.1lOl238 Laster, Leanna L.1II1265 Lalham. Rebecca L.1ll1bI, BI, 265 Lalour, Rickey L.1lI1265 Lawless, Dennis A. 1Il1 265 Lawrence. Donald R.'1IOj 238 Lawrence, Gail D,1lI1265 Lawrence, Thcrnas P.1II1265 Lawson. Vivian Ann lI21 Learner, Frank 8.1121 Ledbelter, Carol N. 1l0l 238 Ledbeller, Geneva E. U21 329 Ledbetler. Kim H.1I21329 Ledbeller, Margarel 1lI1 265 Lederman, Andrew 1IOl Lederman, Mary A.1I2l 329 Lederrnan, Palricia L.1II1 Lee, Janet ll2l 329 Lee. Martha L.1l21329 Lee, Palrick R.1Il1265 Lee, Shirley D. 1I2l 329 Lee, Vickie 1I Il 265 Leepow. Angela Janic lI2l Leepow. David Anthon 1II1 Leonard. Virginia T.1I01238 Lewis. Douglas R, 1l21 329 Lewis, Elizabeth L.1lOl238 Lewis, William H. 1IIl Lewsader. Alyne J. ll Il 266 Libby, Patrick W. ll2l 329 Lievsay, Sandra L. 1I2l 329 Lilly, Mark A. ll2l Linde, Joseph Hodges, ll I1 266 Lindgren. Cynthia L.1l01238 Lindholm, Jay 3.1111 134, 266 Lindley. Walter H. 1I I1 Linton, William R.1l21 Liske, Richard E.1II1266, I32 Llille, Kathryn ll Il 266 Lilflepage, Gary S.1I21 Livaudais, Jeannette ll2l 6l, 85, 282, 206 Lloyd, Tom J,1lO1238 Locke, Gary P, 1101 IO7 Locke. Rebecca L.1II1 Loltin, Sharon S. 1ll123. 266 Loggins, Linda K.1I215I, 330 Loggins, Raylan L. 1lOl 238 Logsdon, Gilda J. lI2l 330 Lohrengel, Cynthia L.1IO1238 Lokey, George L. 1II1 266 London, Susan 1II1266 Long, Gene A.1lO1238 Long, Roddy D.1IO1 Longan, Deane P.1I21 Longan. Gene Thrail ll Il Longan, Janie E. 1lI1 Looper, David W. ll lj I34, 266 Lord. Richard W. llOl Loremo, Stephen Mark 1II1 Lcvalady, Linda L.1I01238 Lovelady, Li1abethA.llZ1 330 Low, Paul Matthew U21 24, 55, 73, 84, 90, 332, 22I Lowe, Bradley S,1ll1266. II4, I38. I4I Lowe. Denise ll ll 266 Lowe. Rickey M. 1II1 266 Lowenlhal, Lynn E.1II16I, 266, 2lI Lowrey, Debra L.1I21330 Luckey, Lecia L.1I21330 Lukachek, Joan E.1lI1266 Lummus, Deborah D.1IO1238 Lumpkin. Michael D.1IO123B Luna, Howard A, Ji. ll I1 109, 267, 111 Lundy. Brenda J. 1l2l 330 Lundy, Rex W. 1I2l 53, 330 Lupplace, Larry W. 1I2l 33l Lutlrell, David D.1Il1 Lyerly. Brian H.1II1267, l38 Lynam. Pamela J. ll ll 267 Lynch. Gary M. llol 238 Lynch, Janet Mary 1I2l Lynch, Randy L,1IOj Lyon. Nancy K. 1Il1 267 Lyon, William D. ll2l 33l, I I4 Lyons, Marjorie K.1I2133I Lyons. Randy A,1II1 Lyons, Sharon A.1I01238 Maas, Deborah K.1IO1238 Maas. George D. lI2l 33l Mable, Theodore F.1IO1 Mabrey, Karen D,1lI1267 Macdonald. Juanita P. ll2l 33l Macdonald. Slephen W. 1l2l Macdowell. Jack Lee 1l2l 136, 267 Macao. Claudia A. 1IOl 238 Mackey. Billy D, 1121 33l Mackey. Eddy L.1II1267 Mackey, Donna 332 Mackie Linda J.1IO1238 Macmanus, William M. 1l0j 238 Macphee. Anne E.1I2142. 332 Maddox. Gayle 1l0l 238 Maddox, Sondra K. 1IOl Maddox, Thomas P.1l01 IO9, 238 Magee. Beverly F. ll ll 267, 389 Mahan. Cynlhia K.1II1267 Mahan, John Paul 1Ill 267 Malaty, Germain Y.1IO1 Mallell, Roger A.1Il1267 Malone, John Randall H01 238 Malone, Noel R,1I01 238 Malone, Patricia D.1lO1238 Maloney. Charles P.1Il1 Maloney. Pafricia J. 1l2l Mandrell. Michael A. ll0l 20, IBO, 238 Mangan. Janice Lee ll ll 267 Mann. Brenda M. 1II1 267 Mann. Mary L.1I2160, 332, IOI. IOO Manning, Susan D. lI2j 332 Mapes, Cynlhia M. 1lI1 Marble. Julie A.1Il1 267 Marble. Paula D. ll0l 239 Marble. Sheri L.1IO1239 March. Charles R. llol IO6, 239 Marchbanks. Noel Ray ll ll 267 Marco, Virgil R.1I21 332 lylslek, Raymond 3.1121 12, 92. 332, 138 Marino. Brenda M. ll ll 267 Maris, Diane K.1IO1239, 2l2 M8r1S,si6r1e.1121280,332 Maris, Thomas W. ll Il 267 Markel, Ronald C. 1I2l 332 Marler. Michael D.llO1 l08 Marshall, Dennis W. 1lOl l27, 239 Marshall. Palricia A. ll Il 267 Marshall, Richard L.1IO165, 239. 152 Marshbanks, Evelyn D. 1101 73, 239 Martin. Brenda J. ll ll 267 Marlin, David E.1l21 Marlin, Debbie L,1lI1 267 Martin, Debra A.1IO1239 Marlin, Diane S.1lOl239 Merlin, Jill A, ll I1 267 Marlin, John Sleven 1lO1 Marlin, Larry W. l2l 332 Martin, Lorraine K.1I21 IIO, 332 Martin, Nancy A. ll ll 267 Ml,r1an,Nl+s 171.1121 61, 332 Martin, Robert A. 1l2l 332 Marlin, Robert' E.1I2j Martin. Robert R, 1101 239 Martin, Slephen H.1II1267 Martin. Susan Y.1I01Z39 Martinez, Mary 1l2l Marlinez, Mary J11012313. 333 Marfinez, Valila L.1l01239 Marvin, Mari K.1IO1 Mason, Marilyn A.1I21 333 Massey, Debra Jo1l0l Massey, Michelle L.1I21333 Massey. Paul D. 1lO1 I27, 239 Massey. Susan L.1I21333 Masterson, Malhewes. Richard M. 1l0l 239 Michael H. 1l2l 5l, 333 Malhews, Lesley A.1IO1239 Malhis, Leigh E.1I21333 Malhis, Randall T. 1Il1 Matthews, Gary W. 1II1 267 Mallhews. Matthews. Kate E,1l21 Rebecca E.1I0123'? Mclflyea, Alicia Rose lI2l 335 McGill, Michael Dav ll ll McGinnis, Teresa J. ll0l 239 McGinnis, Terry D.1lO1239 McGinnis, Timolhy a. 1l2l 335 McGu'lfee. Henry E. U21 335 McHale. Gary B,1I21 Mclver. Pamela A, llOl Mclver, Susan A. 1II1 60, 269 McKee, Kennelh A. ll2l McKee. Marcia A.1IO1239 McKee, Sheri D.1II1 269 McKeever, Catherine ll2l 336 McKelvey, Linda E.1I21336 McKelvey, Steven A.1IO1239 McKenney, Michael P, 1lOl McKinley. Patti 239 McKinney. Barbara J. 1I2l 336 McKinney, Jerry Ed1I2133b Maxey, Dennis 1lOl Maxvill, Vonna R.1lI1267 McKinney, Joan E.1I21 336 McKinney. Randall A. ll ll 263 McKinnie. Michael A. 1lOl Maxwell, Charles D, ll ll 267 May, Gene D. 1121 333, 138, I39 May, Jimmy K.1l21333 May, Norma L.1IO1239 May, Sam R.1Il1267 Mayes, Randy 6.1IO1239 Mayes, Rickey L.1lZ1333 Mayfield, Denise A.1lI1267 Mayhall, Jan E.1Il1 I67 Maynard, John Clark 1l21 333 Mayo, Linda E. 1II1 268 Mayo, Tornmy G. U21 McKissick, Debra E.1I01Z39 McKcol. Melinda F.1I21336 McLaughlin, Aloaha L.1IO1 239 McLaughlin, Charles llOl I27, 239 McLaughlin, Weldon E.1Il1 I26, 269 McLean, Mary A.1lI1 269, 208 McMahon, Bruce A,1IOl239 McManus. Connie L.1lI1 269 McMillin, Debra Lynn 1II1269 McMurlrey. Janice 1101 239 M6N6l36, Marilyn Kay 1121 335 McNally, Kathleen S. UZ143, 335 Mays. Michael D. 1l0l IO7, 239 McAdoo.Marinell1I2j333 McAlavy. Janis C. 1lOl 239 McAllisler, Beverly 1111 268 McAnally, Coralyn D. 1I21 92. 333, IO4 McBee. Rebecca Lynn 1Il1 268, I47 McBreen, Mark A. ll Il McBride. Cynlhia A.1Il1 McCaffrey, Mark A. ll Il 268 McCain, Mark ll2l 334 McCaleb. Betty Ann 1I01239 McCarney. Carolyn A.1l2l 334 McCarler, William A.1I2l334 McCary, Robert M.1Il1268 McClenan. Lisa K. 1l01 239 McClintock, Beverly 1ll1 268 McClure. Mark A,1l21 334 McClure, Mary M.1l2l28.6I, 334 McClure, Sherin D. ll Il 6l, 288 McCollum, Deborah S,1I21334 McCollum. Donna A.1lO1239 McCommas, Roberl H. ll Il McConnell, William K.1Ill McCoy, Gregg A. 1121 McCracken, Michael R.1I01239 McCrummen, Jimmy L.1IOj lOB McCullar. Shannon 1lI1268, 387. 34 McCuIIar, Terry S. ll2l 25, 55, 7l, 96, 335, McNamara, James M. ll ll McNamara, Keith A,1IOl239 McNeely, Pamela Jean ll I1 269 McNeill. Barbara J.1lO1239 McNulty. Karen E. 1lOl McPeek, David M. ll lj 269 McPherson, Dennis P.1I2j I2 McOuagge, Roberl L,1lI1269 McQueen, Shirley A.1II1269 McRae. John 6,1101 239 McWatlers. John M. ll0l 239 McWherler, Carol A. 1I2l McWilliams, Nancy L. 1101 239 Mead, Gary D,1I21 Meador, Robert Sherr U21 75, IO7, I Meagher, Nancy L.1I01239 Mecaskey, Karen 1lI1 60, 269 Medanich, Melanie ll ll 269 Medlin,CasceilC.1l21 336 Medlin, 0181.116 C.1l2l 170, 336 Meek. Meek, Mask, Meek, Harry A.1IO1239 Jeffrey A.1l2153, 336 Marsha L.1IOj239 Pamela G.1I21 72, 73. 337 Meeker. Raymond T.1I2165, 337 Meeker, Theone K.1II1269 Mikosz, William A.1IOl239 2OI McCullough, Janel L. 1l2l 73, 335 McDaniel. McDaniel, McDaniel, McDaniel. McDonald McDonald McDonald, McDonald, McDonald, Donald G-.1II1 Mary 171.1121 335 Michael W. ll I1 268 Norman 1.1121 121, 122, 33 Bally lvl, ll Il 268 Cynthia R. 1IOl Denice A.1lOj James E. 1lI1 Jerry vv. ll I1 107, 268 Melear. Charles R. U21 Mellor. John P. 11 lj 269, I I4 Melton, Diane K. lI2l 337 Mellon, Gary E.1l21337 Mellon, John L.1II1269 Mellon. Mark R,1I21 lO8, 337 Melville, Michael O. 1121 Mentesana, Charles J. lI2l Menzel, Faythe Anne ll2l 337 Menzel. Margaret K.1II1269 Merchant, David H.1Il1269 McDonald. John L.1l21335 McDonald, Karen J. 1II1 53. 268 McDonald, Keilh W. 1l0l McDonald. Michael T. ll ll I26, 268 McDonald, Slephen W. 335 McDonald, Susan E.1l21335, 225, 203 McDonald, Susan M.1IIl6O,26B McDonald. Toni C. ll ll 268 McDougal. Donald L.1ll1269 McDougal. Larry C. ll2l McDougle. Linda S. lI2l 335 McDowell. James O. 1lI1 McElroy, Jeannette K.1IO1239 McElya, Lorie Lea ll lj 269 Meredilh, Morris 6.1lI1269 Merk, Douglas K.1l01 Merrell, John L.1IIj 269 Metcalf, Gary W. ll2l 337 Meyer, John P.1II1 Meyer, Leonard W. Jr. ll ll 269 Mhoon. Kevin M. 1l0l Michaels, Carol D. 1lOl 239 Michalenok, June M.lI21337 Millen, Debra J,1IO1239 Millen, Mary A.1I2l 337 Miller. Daniel G. ll0l 239 Miller Elmer J. ll Il I69, l38 Miller ,Jerry C. 1101 I 0 Miller, Larry Kyle 1111 Miller. Laurie D,1111269 Mi11er.Linda S,11112s9. 31313 Miller. Marilyn 1111 Miller, Merril B. 1121 136 Miller, Pamela A.1111269 Miller, Richard M. 1101 239 Miller, Riva K.1II1269 Miller, Burch Pc 1101 240 Miller. Stanley D. 1121 Morris. Morris. Steven L112144. 91.92. 340 viciii L. 340 Morrison. Sybil S. 1121 73. 340 Moseley. Lloyd E. 1111 270 Moser, Bruce Wayne 11 11 Moskowitz. David G. 1101 108 Mosman. Mary K. 1121 Mosman Rita L. 1101 Moss. Deann 1101 Motley. Robert M. 1101 240, 147 Miller. Suzan Kay 1121 337 Miller, Tirrirsrhy G. 1101 240 Millican. Don P.1I21337. 138. 139. 140 Millison. Gerald C. 1121 338 Mills. clifrari W.1121 Milner, Brenda J. 1121 338 Milstead. Donna M. 1101 Minatrea. Nerasa B. 1101 240 Minervini. Jill 1. 11 I1 Minervini. Michael V. 1121 Miramontes. Gregory 1101 Mitchell, Margaret A. 1121 338 Mitchell. Melody 1111 Mitchell. Michelle 11 11 269 Mitchell. Tommy D. 1121 106. 338 Mixon. Linda Davis 1121 Moffett. Daniel P. 1101 240 Marian. Stephen 6,1121 103. 110.338 104 Molloy. Laurence C. 1121 338 Moncriet. Arline B. 1101 240 Moncriet. lene E. 1111 270 Monie. Deborah 1121 338 Monier, John Edward 1111 'Monk. Barbara J. 1101 240 Montelrl. Ernest A. 1101 Montgomery. Danny K, 1101 109. 111 Mouledous. Altred E. 1101 Mounts. Anne T. 1121 10. 61, 340. 104. 2 198 Mowat. Oliver C. 1111 Mullane. Michael J. 1121 340 Mullins. Marysue C. 1121 61. 340 Mullins. Nancy K. 1101 240. 213 Munn, Deborah K, 1121 73, 340 Munoz. Larry 1111 270 Munoz. Roberta M. 1101 240 Murdoch. James R.1II173. 270 Murphree. Marvin W.111127O Murphree. Rickey P.110124O Murphy. Leroy Robert 1121 Murrah. Cynthia S. 11 11 270 Murray. Beniamin F.1l2134O Murray. Michael T. 1121 340. 396 Musgrove. Laurie L. 1111 270. 101. 100 Myers. Madelyn L. 112161. 340 Myrick, Sandra J. 1121 60. 340. 200 Nabors. Katherine Y.1l11270 Nakahara. Asuka 1101 240 Nally. Elizabeth J. 1121 341 Napper, Thomas 121101240 Nation, Joseph D. 1121 341 Naylor, Bruce F. 11 11 170 Montgo mery. Michael 1121 338 Montgomery. Paul 12.1101 240 Montgomery. Pebble A. 11 11 Montgomery. Steve R. 1121 Montgomery. William 1121 136 137. 338 Moody, Deborah F. 11 11 Moody. Sherry J. 1121 338 Moody, Warren S, 1111 270 Moon, David Norman 1111 136 Moon, Herbert Lowell 1111 108,270 Moon, Kimberly J. 1101 Moore, Moore. Moore. Moore. Moore. Anthony J. 1121 338 chriiiihe A.1111270 Clay Edward 1121339 Debra L. 1111270 Dennis C. 1121 114 Moore. Dennis W. 1111 Moore. Gary L. 1111 270 Moore. James D. 1121 339 Moore. Moors. Moore. Judy Lee 1121 339 Keirh ic. 1111 Stephan Deway1l11270 Moores. Michael A. 1101 240 Moorman. Richard D. 1121 339 Moran. Robert J. 1111 Morand. Robert D, 1121 Moreland. Bonnie 1111 270 Moreno Moreno Morgan .Richard A.1I21339 .Tonia G.1101240 .Carolyn D. 1111 Morgan. Gary L, 1121 339 Morgan. Harold G. 1121 339. 114 Morgan. Kassie W. 1111 270 Morgan. Michael J. 11 11 270 Morgan. Ned R. 1121 Morgan, Samuel E. 1101 Morgan, Sidney D. 1111 270 Morgan. Steve D. 1121 339 Morris, Billy J. 1121 54. SS, 96, 97. 339. 207 Morris, Carolyn G. 1101 240 Morris, Charles A. 1121 Morris. Jackie D. 1101 Morris. Jill 112160. 339 Morris. Jimmy R. 1101 107.240 Morris. John B. 1121 339. 114 Morris. Michael A. 1101 240 Morris. Rickey Lynn 1121 130 339. 114. 129. 132 Morris. Robert D. 1111 270 Nazzal. Cherie A. 1101 Neal. Danny 12.1101 Neal. Jerry R. 1121 341 Neill. Nancy Jane 1121 341 Neill. Stephen 1111 270 Neiman, Vernon L. 11 11 Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. Nettle, Charles K. 1121 73 Jena C.1111270 Lee D.1111270 Paula 1101240 R99 D.111127O Ricky D. 1101 240 Neubach. Nancy A. 1121 341 Neumeister. Steven M.1111270. 138. 141 Newby. Bradley E, 11 11 Newell. Thomas Joe 1121 143. 341 Newman. Barbara B. 11 11 Newman. Mark XR. 11 11 270. 114 Newsom, Craig H.1I21342 Ng. Jack 1101 Nichols. Alan B. 1111 270 Nichols. Pennie D. 1111 270 Nicholson. Marguerit 1111270 Nicks. Cheryl K. 1111 271 Nicodemus. Kenneth W. 1101 Nielsen, Vicki S. 1121 342 Nierman. Paul M. 1111 271 Nix. Meri L.1121342. 147 Nix.Geraldina 1111271 Nixon. Noble, Noble. Noble. Noell. Nolet. Cheryl A. 1121 342 Joetta1111271 Kerry J,1I01240 Richard A. 11 11 Edd 5.1101 241 Barbara 1101241 Norman. Arlene Kay 1121 342 Norris. Patrick B. 1101 241 Norris. Staci L. 1111 271 Northum. Ruth A. 1121 342 Norton. Barbara N.1IO1241 Norton. James M. 1121 Norton. Larry G. 1111 271 Norwood. Monica L. 1101 241 Nowlin. Charles E. Jr, 11 11 Nunn. Aish 5.1121 342 Nye. Virginia L. 1121 342 Oakes. James E. 1121 342. 138 Oakes. Karen Y.11Z1 342 Oakes. Mary Y. 1101241 Obrien. Patrick L. 1121 24. Ocker. Pamela S. 1121 342 Odell. Karen L. 1101 241 Odell. Kenneth S. 1121 Odle, Terry G, 1111 Odneal. Catherine A. 1121 342 Odom. Glenda 61111271 Ogden. Desarie M. 1101 241 Ogle. Gordon Scot 1111 271 Oliver. Michael R. 1111 271 Oliver. Randall W. 11 11 271 Oliver. Stephanye L. 1101 Olson. Linda S. 1121 343 Olson. Jeanne Anne 11 11 271 Ondeck. Patricia 1111 Oneal, Elizabeth J. 1101 241 Onea1,Steven Blane1l11 Oostveen. Gary A. 1101 21 Oppert. Robert E. 1101 Oquinn. Alice Sue1121343 Orcutt. Pamela S. 1121 64. I43. 343 Orehek. Michael 121121343 Orth. Lawrence H. 1121 136. 343. 114, 202 Osborne. Carole S. 1101 241. 213 Osborne. Dicky W. 1111 Osborne. Ricky W. 1111 Oslin. Margaret B. 1111 271 Overton. Douglas K. 1101 Ovard. Mark 112195. 343 Overtield. Terry Lea 1121 343 Owens. Dennis A. 1121 343 Owens. Michael V. 1121 343 Owens. Rickie A. 1121 Owens. Stephen M, 1111 Owens. Susan E, 1111 271 Owens. William Leon 1111 Ozuna. Teresa P. 1101 Pace. George D, 1121 343. 105 Packwood. Gregory A. 1101 241. 147 Paden. Regina Gail 1111 Padgett. Carolyn R. 1101 241 Page. Debra K. 1101 Page. Randall C. 1121 127. 343. 128 Page. William D. 1101 241 Painter. Debbie K. 1101 241 Painter. Delman R.1I11271 Palez. Bentley C. 1101 241 Palmer. Barbara C. 1101 241 Palmer. Linda M. 1121 343 Pankonien Albert N. 11 11 271 Panttoeder. Michael 1101 241 Paris. Gregory A. 1101 241 Parish. Mitzi G. 11 11 271 Parker. Carrie Lynn 1121 61. 83. 344. Parker. Chris Wright 1121 Parker. Clara D. 1111 271 Parker. Darrel M. 1111 Parker. David L. 344 Parker Patricia 1111 61. 90. 271. 209 Parker. Richmond W. 11 I1 Parker. Robert G.1111271 Parker. Sheila J, 1101 241 Parker. Stephen P. 1101 Parker. Steve W. 1121 344. 147 Parker. Susanna 1111271 Parkins, Randy 127 Parks. Kathie A. 1101 241 Parks. Paua D. 1121 60. 344 Parris, Michael E. 1111 Parrish. Donna K, 1111 271 Parrott. Landra M.1111271 Parsons. Robert S. 111148 49. 271 Partridge. Steven E. 1101 241 Parvin. Pamela S. 1111 271 Pasher. William V.1111271 Patillo. Gwynne M. 1101 241, 271 Patrick. Edward R.1I21344 Patterson. Bobby 6.1121 344 Patterson. Linda G. 1121 345 Patterson. Paula 1101241 Patti, Ross A. 1121 Pattillo. Deborah L. 11 11 Paulson. Pamela 1111 Paxton, Charles G. 1101 Payne. Barry S. 1121 136. 345 Peak. Janis 15.1111 271 Peak. Stephen L. 1121 345 4 Pearce. Nancy E. 1111 271 Pearce. Roy E. 1111 126. 143. 271 Pearson. Glenda C. 1101 241 Peasner. David Alan 1111 Pecina. Steve 1111 272 Pecina. Teresa 1101 241 Peck. Bobby R.11Z1 345 Peck, Penne D. 1101 Peebles. Pamela Joyce 11 11 Peek. Sherry E. 1101 241 Peeler. Lawrence F. 1121 Peeler. Janet Meadoro 1111 272 Pendley. Beverly a. 1121 84. 90. 345 Penn. Gary W. 1121 136. 345 Perih, John F. 1101 127. 134,241 Pennington. Richard 1121 345 Penry. Suzie J. 1121 345 Pepper. Charles M. 1121 345 Perdue. Gary T. 1121 Pergola. Mary A. 1101 Perkins, Jill A. 1121 110.345 Perkins. Kathleen M. 1121 345 Perkins. Randall C. 1101 241. 152 Perne. David A. 1101 134 Perry. Kenneth L. 1111 272 Perry. Lacinda A. 1111 272 Perry. Ted J. 1101 241 Peters. Jeanie A. 1121 345 Pethtal. Juliette A. 14a1 Pettey. Margaret R.1101241 Petty, Larry W. 1101 Petty. Patricia 1111 272 Peyton. Beverly J. 1111 Peyton. Michael D. 1121 Phelps. Gary L.1101 Phelps. Kathy A. 1111 272 Phitter. Richard M. 1111 272 Phillips. Charles t-1.1111 Phillips. ciyae L.111165.272 Phillips. Ed 126 Phi11ips.Frank1in H.1I21346 Phillips. Karla D. 1101 241 Phillips. Lynn 1121 346 Phillips. Mark A. 1101 241 Phiip. Morris L. 1101 241 Pichard. Philip A.1101 Pickrell. Edina L.1lI123.272 Pierce. Barbara J, 1101 241 Pierce. Charles S. 1101 134,241 Pietzsch. Jann M. 1101 241 Pill. Robert Morris 11 I1 241 Pincus. Loren R. 1101 Piner. Peggy J. 1121 346 Piner. Penny 1111 272 Pinka. Gary M. 1121 346 Pipes, Charles Rober 1111 107 272 Pipes. Roger J.1111134.272 Pitts. Gary D. 1111 Plumb. Arthur E, 1121 346 Plumb. Deborah N.1101 241. 135 Plunk. Beverly D. 1121 346 Phiriii. Richard A.1111272 Plunk. Vicki L.1101241 Pluto, Michael G. 1101 241 Pluto. Mitchell W. 1101 241 Pochmann. Laine W. 1101 242 Pochmann. Linda D. 1121 346 Pogue. Terry L.1101242 Pokladnik. Paul 11.1101 Polvado. Sheri G. 1121 346 Poole. Mary K. 1101 Poole, Thomas P.1II1 Popeioy. Donna K. 1121 346 Porter. Debbie S. 1101 Porter. Lynn M. 1101 Porter. Mary S. 1111 Porter. Norma J. 1111 76. 272 Posey. David W.1l2134b, 105. 111 Posey. John A. 1101 127.242 Potter, Gregg 12,1111 126. 272 Powe. David 31111272 Powers. David 6.112161 346 Powers. David Powers, Gregory B. 1101 Powers. Pat 1101 242 4 41 2 Powers, William D. ll2l 346 Prater, Deborah A. ll2l 347 Prater, Leslie A. ll Il 272 Prentice. Kevin L. ll0l 242 Preston. Henry C. ll2l 347 Preston. Jack Glenn ll0l Prevratil. Helen L. lI0l 242 Pre-wlli Timothy L. ll2l 347 Price. Paige ll2l 347 Price. Pamela Parker ll2l Pricer. Jeaneta L.lIIJ 272 Pritchett, Gary Wayn ll2l Probst, Cynthia J. ll2l 347 Protter Kenneth W. llOl Prueitt, Starlet ll2l 347 Pruett. Brenda K. ll2l 347 Pryor. Michael J. ll Il 272 Pullen, Keron A. ll Il 272 Pyland, Jan ll ll 272. l35 Pyron, Jettrey Lee ll Il Quarles, Norvell R. ll2l 347 Quill, Jonathan M. llOl 242 Quill, Elaine ll0l 242 Quinn, Joann ll2l Quintal, Richard A. ll ll I34, 272 Quintanilla, Raul S. lI2l Quiroga, Cynthia ll ll 250. 272 Rabb, Sandra J. ll ll 273 Rabun, Carolyn L. ll ll 273 Radclitt. Mark E. ll2l Radford, Jeanna Sue ll2l 347 Radvic, Charles N. ll2l 347 Rattety, Daniel B. ll0l Rattety, William T, ll2l Ragan, Charles L. ll Il 273, I47 RagaRfREQbedyllol242,l4r Ragsdale, Danny K. ll0l 242 Ragsdale. James R. ll Il Raines, Deborah J. ll2l 347 Raines, Debra L. ll ll Rains, Lee Perry lIOl Rainwater, Jettrey H. ll ll 273 Raley, Charles K. ll Il 73. 273, 67 Ramsay, Annetta S. ll2l 348 Ramsey, Carol ll Il Ramsey, Jimmy E. ll ll Ramsey, Ricky D. lI0l Randle, George W. ll0l IO9, 242 Randles, Michael D. llOl Raney, Linda L. ll ll 273 Rangel, Daniel P, ll Il 273 Rangel, Marcus C. ll2l 348 Rapp. Robert P. llOl 242 Rasmussen, Carol C. ll2l 348 Ratclitte, Robert E, llOl Ratlitt, Charles E. ll ll 273 Ratlitt, Joe R. ll0l 242 Ratlitt, Linda P. ll2l 348 Ratlitt, Patricia R, ll2l 348 Ratzlatt, William E. ll ll Ray, David J. ll ll 273 Raynes, Vivian A, ll ll 273 Read. Donna L. ll2l sl, 348 Reagan, Paul E. ll2l Reames. James M. ll ll 273 Reames. Laurie E, ll2l 73, 348 Reames, Roxann lI0l 242 Reames, Teresa A. lIOl 76, 242 Roddick. Mary L. ll2l Redding, Karen L. llOl 242 Redding, Sharen G. lIOl 242 Raed, Billy D, lI2l 349 Redd. Delanna K. ll ll 273 Reed, Jobeth L. ll ll 266 Reed. Michael K, ll ll Reedy, Gail Louise ll2l 349 Reedy, Sheryl W. ll2l 349 Reese. Kenneth W, llOl Reese. Rochelle M. ll2l 349 Reese, Thomas A. ll Il 65, 273 Reetz. Emily C. ll0l Reeves, Christopher llOl 242 Reeves, John A. ll0l 242 Reeves. Steve Byron ll2l 349 Regal. Cynthia A. lI2l 73, 349 Regan. Cindy A, ll2l 349 Reid. Barbara A. ll2l 59, 60, 349 Reid, Randall O. ll2l 350 Reid, Sidney E. ll0l 242 Really. Karen S. ll2i 350 Reindel, Catherine A. ll2l 350 Reindel, Mark E. ll ll 34 Reicek, Deborah A. ll2l 350 Rerltro, Dennis L. ll ll 273 Renner, William M. ll Il l30, 274, l28 Repp, David N. ll2l 350 Reynolds, Christopher ll2l Reynolds, Nancy L. ll2l 350 Rheay, Sharon J. ll ll 274 Rheingans, John H. ll ll Rhoades, Linda E. ll ll 274 Rhoades, Ronnie ll2l 350 Rhodes. David R. ll2l 350 Rhodes, Jo Beth ll2l 350 Rhodes, Mary A. ll Il 274, 307 Richards, Robert R, ll ll 258, 274 Richardson, Jan M. ll ll 60, 274 Richardson. Nancy A. llOl 242 Richardson. Roland L. llOl 242 Richardson. Sally ll2l 350, 82 Ricketts. Janet K. llOl 242 Rlala. David J. llzl 242 Rico, Manuel ll0l Rico, Rose Ann lI2l I92. 350 Riddell. Janice M. lI0l 242 Riddle, Billy J. ll2l 350 Ridgeway, Pamela L. ll ll 274 Riewe, Stephen M. ll2l 35l Rigby. Robert Whitne lI2l Riley, Sharon E, ll2l 64, 35l Rimmer. Rimmer. John D. llOl as, 242 Marsha L. ll2l 6l, 35l, 96. 204 Ritchey, Sharisse J. ll lj Ritchey, Steven W. ll2l l20, 35l, I28, l29 l54 Ritter, O. Sammie ll2l 35l Rivera, Maria D. lI0l 242 Rivers, Bettina J. ll2l 35l Roach, Cindy L. ll ll 274 Roach, Dow K. ll2l 35l, I28 Roach, Roger L. ll Il Robbins, Karen Sue ll2l 35l Robbins, Michael E. lI2l 35l Roberds, Michael R. ll2l 35l, II4 Roberts, Carol D. ll0l 242 Roberts, Deborah L. ll2l 6l Roberts, Roberts, Kenneth E, ll Il 80. 274 Rhonda L. ll2l 35l Robertson, Patricia ll lj Robetson, Rebecca E. ll ll 274 Robinson, Curtis W. ll0l Robinson, Johnny J. ll ll 274 Robinson, Nancy May ll2l 352 Robinson, Pamela lI2l 352 Robinson. Robert J. ll Il 274 Robison. Daniel G. llOl 243 Robison. Robin D. ll ll 274 Rock, Kimberly A, ll2l Rodela, Portirio Jr. ll ll Roden. Monroe ll0l Rodgers, Charly ll2l 352 Rodgers, Cheryl N. ll2l Rodgers, Christy L. ll0l 243 Rodgers. Cynthia N. ll0l 243 Rodgers, Franklin H. llOl 243 Rodriguez, Diana J. ll2l 352 Rodriguez, Eloise ll2l 352 Rodriguez George A, ll2l Roebuck. Don K. lI0l Roehr, Daphne E. ll ll 274 Rogers, David llOl 243 Rogers, Marilyn W. ll ll Rogers. Randy K. ll2l 6l, l48. 352, I47, l5l Rogers. Stanley D. ll2l 352 Roias. Mario Frank ll ll Roland, Melissa K. ll0l 243 Ronk. Linda L. ll Il aa, l43, 274 Rorie, Pamela Gail ll ll 274 Rose, Arthur L. ll ll 274 Rose. Cynthia A. ll2l 352 Rasa, Janet ll2l 352 Rose, Janet E. ll ll 274 Rose. Judy L. ll0l 243 Rose. Robin E. ll2l 352, 99, IOO Rose. Shauna llOl 68, 243 Rosenkranz, Rise C. ll0l 243 Ross. Debra A, ll2l 58. 34l, 352. lOl Ross, John ll ll IO7, I l I Ross, Linda L. ll2l 352 Rosson, Paula Jean lI2l 353 Roth, Judith D. ll2j Rothecker. Karolyn ll0l 243 Rotramel, Deborah C, ll0l Rothstein, Erin R. llOl Rowan, Tommy L. llOl 243 Rayyan, William R. ll0l Rowell, Carol J. ll2l 353 Rowland, Clarence C. ll ll I26 Rubio, Augustin llOl 243 Ruble, Martin D. ll2l 353 Rudd. Patrick J. ll2l 353 Rudine, William Neil ll ll I34, 274 Rush. Christy ll0l 243 Rush, Laurie E. ll0l 243 Rush, Loyda M. ll ll 274 Rush. William David ll2l 353 Russell. Charles R. ll ll Russell. Darrell G. ll ll Russell. Vicki L. lI2l 353 Rust, James Taylor ll0l 243 Ruthertord, Andrew W. ll ll Ruthtord. Cindy ll ll 274 Rutledge, Charles G. ll2l IO6, 353 Rutledge, Phil ll ll 274 Ryan, Debra J. ll2l Ryan, Richard A, ll2l 353 Ryburn, Deborah L. lI2l bl, 353 Saba. Sharon E. ll ll 274 Saba. Susan M. ll2l 353 Sabatini, Janet Cece ll ll 275. l35 Sattord, Norma J. ll2l 27. 353, 207 Sabedra, Salvador ll2l l06, 354 Sage, Kay F. ll0l 243 Salas, Alice C. ll2l 354 Salas, Arthur R, ll0l Salcher, Nicolae ll0l l06 Salter, James R. ll0l 65. 243 Samples, Terry L. ll ll Sanders, Charles D. llOl Sanders, Elbert W. ll ll 275 Sanders, Gay D. ll ll ao, 275 Sanders, Hollis ll2l Sandoval, Reynaldo ll2l 354 Sandlin, Ronald B. ll ll 275 San Juan, Carmen R. lIOl Satchell. Lawrence L. ll2l 354 Sauer Nancy C. ll2l 6l, 354 Saunders, Robert Lou ll ll l09, 275 Savage, Stephen How ll2l 354 Savant, Hope Suzanne ll2l 354 Saxton, Richard A. ll ll 275 Scales. Melinda S. ll0l 243 Scallions, Charles E, ll2l 354 Scamardo, Mary C. ll ll 275 Scarborough, Jacquel ll Il I3, 275 Scheer, Joel David ll ll 275 Scheer. Sandra E. ll2l 354 Schell. Charles T. ll2l Schell, Teresa A. ll ll 275 Schellenberg. Pamela ll ll 275 Scherer, Sallie l. ll ll 73. 275 Schick, Debbie D. ll ll 275 Schnitizius. Martha ll2l 354 Schoonover. John W, ll0l 243 Schultze, Jean A. ll2l 354 Schwartz, K. Paulette ll2l 8, 5l, 354 Salwwalulafd. Mary S. ll2l 73, 355 Scltres. Valerie A. llOl 243 Scoggirls, Gary R. lI2l 355 sadqdlfla, Howard Jay ll2l I26, 275 Scoggins, Karen A, ll2l bl, 355 Scoggins, Mark W. llOl 243 Scoggins, Sandra ll2l 355 Scott. Anita Jo ll2l 355 Scott, Anna Jane ll2l 355 Scott, Kimberly ll ll ll4, l38. 2l l Scott, Roland Wayne ll ll Scott. Vickie L. ll0l 243 .IOO Sealey, Diane K. llOl 243 Sealey, Wayne D. lI2l 355 Seaman, Michael R. ll0l Secrest, Jeftrey A. ll2l lO, 355, lOl, lO0 Setko, Daniel G, ll2l 355 Seibert, Keith M. lI2l 355 Selden, Donald E, ll2l 355. l05 Selden, Karen E. llOl 243 Selt, Sandra J. llOl 243 Sellers, Janet S. ll ll Sellers, Jill M. llol 243 Setrak, Donna L. ll ll 275 Setrak. Mary M, ll2l 355 Seward, Mary E. llOl Seward. Michelle A. ll2l 356 Sexton, Edward M. lI2l Sexton, James M. llOl 244 Seymour, Arthur W. llOl 243 Shankle. Marcus L. ll0l I27. l34, 243 Sharb, Kenneth G. ll2j Sharp, Gilbert ll ll 275 Sharrock, Sally A. ll0l 243 Shaw, Donna J. ll ll 275 Shaw, Janet Lynn ll2l Shearer. Paul A. lIOl l2r, l34, 243 Shettield, Michael D. ll ll Shettler, Thomas W. ll0l Sheley. Elizabeth H. lI2l 49, 65, 356 shallan, Vicki lI2l 356 Shepard, Ewell N, ll ll I26, 275 Shepherd, Mark T. ll0l 243 Shepperd, Alvin L. lIOl 243 Sherer, Bonnie Joan ll ll Sherman, Robert W. ll Il 275, It4, l52 Sherry, Dudley B. ll ll 275 Shiner, James A. ll2l 356 Shipley. Larry W. ll2l 356 Shipman, Victoria J. llOl 243 Shirreft, James D. ll2l I43, 356 Shockley. Steve G. D. ll0l 243 Shoemaker. Norma F. ll0l 243 Shopland, Merrilee L. ll ll l87, 275 Shotts, Daniel W, ll Il 73, 275 Shoults, Christine J. ll ll 275 Siepert, Rebecca Ann ll2l 356 Silverthorne, Clint ll2l 356 Simiele, Byron H. ll2l 356 Simmons, Deborah J, ll2l 356 Simmons, Linda A. ll2l 356 Simmons, Mark W. llOl 243 Simmons, Michael B, ll0l Simmons, Patricia E. ll2l 356 Simms, Charles M. ll ll 275 Simpson. Charles ll ll 275 Simpson, George M. Jr, ll0l I27. 243. l38 Simpson, Troy D. ll0l l27, 243, 2l2 Sims. Deborah L. lI2l Sims. Debra A. ll ll Sims. Gregory W. llOl 243 Sinor, Cynthia A. ll ll 275 Sipriano, Mary A. ll0l 243 slr, Austin Jay Jr. ll Il 275, 93 Skinner, Debra Jo ll2l 357 Slack. Cynthia T. ll2l Slack, Vincent F. ll2l Slane, Kenneth E. ll ll 65 Slate. Robin E. ll0l Slater, Charles E. lI2l 357 Slater, Nancy L. ll2l 357 Slevin, Mark M. llOl 243 Sloan. Bradley T. ll ll 275 slayer, Dinah L. ll Il 275 Small, Sara L. ll ll 73 Smalley, Amelia J. ll ll 276 Smetak. Roman G. lIOl l08 Smith, Angela Dee ll Il Smith, Angela 6.1121 357 Smith, Bo l27, 244 Smith, Carlton C. ll2l Smith, Cathy L. ll0l 244 Smith, Chaflaa M. lI2l 357 Smith, Candy lvl, llOl 23, 244 Smith, David J. ll2l 357 smllh, David P. lIOl 244 Smith, Deborah A. ll0l 244 Smith, Delores A. ll ll 276 Tompk Smith. Deririis E. 1121 357 Smith, Dixie L. ll lj 276 Smith, Douglas G. ll lj Smith, Dwight 1l0j Smith. Gary Michael ll lj IOB Srriiih, Greg C. 1121 357, 123 Srniiii, 1-iiiqii K. 1101 Smith, John C. ll2j 357 Smith, June Marie jl0j Smith. Kathleen A. 1lOj 44, 244 Smith. Keith W. ll0j 244, I47 smith, Kevin E. 1101 107 Smith, Laura R. ll lj 276, 99, lOl, IDD Smith, Lawrence S. ll2j 357 Smith, Leland C, ll2j 357 Smith. Leslie 1l2j 357 Srrii11i.M6rkE.1111276 Smith. Mark W. jl0j 244 Srniiii, Mania. L. ll 11 276 Smith, Nancy K. ll2j 358 Smith, Robert Larry ll2j 358 Smith, Samuel S. ll0j 245 Smith. Sandra Lee ll0j 244 Smith. Suzanne ll lj 389 Smith. Terry L. ll2j l08. 358 Smith, Thcmas G. ll2j Smith, Wayne D. jl2j 358 Smyth, Judy jl2j 358 Snipes. Ann M. jl2j 358 Snipes. Nanette M. ll lj 276 Solomon. Delia B. ll2j 358 Sowards, Ronda S, ll lj Spaeth, Mark R, ll lj 276 Spaeth, Mary E. llOj 244 566616, vviiiiam P. 1121 35s Sparkman, Dale Wayne jl2j Sparks. Cathy ll lj 276 Sparks. Gary S. jl0j IO6 Sparks. Nancy K. ll2j 35B Sparks, Vicki D. jl2j 26, 358. 225. 20l Speck, Melissa D. ll2j 60, 358 Spinuzzi. Regina D. ll lj 276 Spivey, Phiiip C. 1121 110, 358 Spotswood. Sheila D, 1l0j 244 Sprunck. Mary A. ll2j 359 Srubar, Dolores A, ll lj 276 51666. Mary 14. 1121 359 Staab, William J. ll lj 276 Statteld. Darcee A. ll2j 359 Stattord, Benny R. ll lj 276. 67 Stailey. Connie E. ll2j 359 Stallings. Suzanne K. ll lj 276 Stantield, Patricia ll lj Stantord, Gerald W, ll2j Stantord, Judy K,1lOj Stanley. Cynthia A. ll lj 276 Stanley. Paul Morris ll lj Stanley, Steven G, ll 2j 359 Staring, Jerri Anne ll0j 244 Starkey. Bonnie L. ll2j 359 Starkey, Sara M. jl0j 244, 2l2 Starkey. Robert E. ll lj Stastny, Vicki L. jl2j Stayton, Richard W. llOj Steed, Jerry R, ll lj 276 Steele, Perry G. ll lj Steele, Richard J. ll0j 244 Steelman, Cynthia L. ll lj l9O, 276 Steely. Cornelia B. ll2j 66, 359, lO4 Steely. Robert W. ll0j IO7 Stein, Dennis E. llOj Stein, Diane M. ll lj 277 Stevens. Robert Lee ll lj Stevens, Ryan E.1l2j I49. 360, l47 Stewart, Ann E. ll2j 360 Stewart, Charles S. ll lj Stewart, Deana B. ll lj Stewart, Elizabeth A. ll0j 244 Stewart, Gary D, llOj Stewart, Susan J. ll2j 360 Stiles, Robin jl2j Still, Janet Sue ll0j 24-4 Stigall. Perry W, ll0j Stilwell, Kenneth L. 1121 23, 79. 90. lOl, IOO Stigall, Jerry B,1lOj I34 Stires. Donna L. ll0j Stires, Ronald P. ll lj 277 Stiver, Kevin D. jlOj 516:16 William D. ll 11 Stockard, Beverly G, ll lj 277 Stockton, Michael J. ll lj 277 Stone. Barry Alan ll2j 360 Stone, Janice S. ll lj 277 Stone. Larry D. ll2j 36l Stone, Paul D. ll2j l36, 36l Storey. Ronald C. ll lj IO7, 277 Storey, Venita A. jlOj 247 Stovall, Cindy L. ll lj 277 Stovall. Joseph D, llOj 244 S16y611. Rex F. 11 11 70, 126. 277 Strange. Stephan L. ll2j 44, 36l Strelke. William K. ll2j 36l Stroman, Teresa N. jl0j 244 Stroman, William D. ll lj Stroup, James L. ll0j 244 Strouse, Terry A, ll0j 244 Struble, Alan G. ll2j Strucely. Janet M. ll0j 244 Strucely, Louina A. ll0j 244 Strum, JoEllen ll2j 36l S1u6r+,Mi6h661w,1121 10a. 361 Stuart, Steven F. jl2j 282. 36l, l38 Stubbs. Harry A. 1121 361 Sullivan. Carla l-link ll2j 36l Sullivan, James K, ll0j Siilliyeri, Michael S. lllj 277, 147 Summers, Ashley Kay ll2j 36l, 384. Summers, David W. ll2j Summers, Keri Brooke ll lj Summers. Martha J. ll2j 36l Surovik, Howard A. ll0j 244 Sustayta, David jl0j s6ii6ri, Christy L. 1121 361 Sutton. Donald D. jl0j 244 Sutton. Karen S, ll2j 362, 384, 389. l00 56066, Ronald R. 1101 244 Svrcek, Vicki L, ll0j 245 Swallow, Dovanda B. ll lj Swan. Susan L, ll2j 362 sfair, Nancy L. 1121 359 si6ir16,L6i.i5 F. 1121 359 Stephe Stephe ri. Brett E. 1121 359 n. Sandra Jill ll lj 277 Stephens. Bobby C. ll0j 244 Stephens. Daniel B. ll0j 244 Stephens, Ivan M. ll2j I49, 359. l47 Stephens. Robert S. ll lj 277 Stephenson, Ben A. ll2j 359, I47 Stephenson, Jo B. ll2j 360. lOl, l00, 220 Stepp, Kasey C, ll0j 244 Stepp, Kerrie R. ll2j Stepp, Kristie ll lj 277 Stevener, Michael J. ll lj 277, 395, lOl, l00 Swanson, Thomas 6,1121 362 Swanson, Timothy M. ll0j 245 Swearengen, Debra L. llOj Swick, Carl A. lI0j 245, I47 Switt, Constance B. ll lj 277 Swing, Gregg S. ll2j Tabbert. Mark E. ll lj Tabler, Stephen G. ll lj 44, l26, 277 Talcott, Michael A. ll2j l80 362 Taliaterro, Archer A. ll lj 277 Taley, Alice E. 1121 13. 33, 362 Talley, Bonnie R. ll0j 245 Talley, Cheri ll lj 277 Talley, Clarence C, ll2j 52. 53, 362, 205 Tamez, Ernest jl2j 362 Tanner. Patricia ll2j 362 Tanner, Phillip D. ll lj 277 Tanner, Sheila R, llOj 77 Tanner. Tam G. ll0j 245 Tanona, Mark W. llOj Tarpley, George H, ll lj 277 Tarpley. Margaret A. jl0j 245 Tate. Terry D. jl0j l36. 245 Tatom, Gayla C. ll lj 277 Tavera. Martin ll lj IO9 Taylor. Bradley S, llOj 245 Taylor. Cheryl A. 1121 362 Taylor. Cheryl Y. ll0j 245 Taylor. Christine L. ll lj 47 277 Taylor, Gwendolyn K. ll0j 245 Taylor, John S. jl0j 245 Taylor, Joseph M. jlOj 245 K6y16r,146ii1iL,111173.277 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor. Taylor. Paul vv, ll 11 Rebecca L. jl2j 362 Roy L. ll2j 362 Sandra L. ll lj 277 Susan G. ll lj 277 Teague, Len R. ll lj 277 Tear, Randolph E. ll lj Teel. Mark A. ll lj 277 Teal. S ieyie A. 1121 362 Teichman. Leo A. jl2j 362 Terrell, Walter M. ll2j Terrell, William S. ll0j Terry. Tettlet Tettlet Tharp, Thoma Thoma Donald R. ll0j lO8, 245 on, Lonnie M. ll2j 363 on, Marvin R. ll lj 278 Ronald L. ll0j 245 S. Charlotte E. ll0j 245 5. eil C.1111a0, 278, 99. 101, 100 Thomas, Melody L. ll0j Thoma Thoma Thoma Theme 5, Mike F, 1121 363 s, Nancy J, ll2j 60, 363 S, Sheryl A. llOj s. Nancy J, jlOj 245 Thompson, Anthony F.1IOj IO6, 245 Thompson, Blenda J. ll2j Thomp Thomp Thomp Thomp Thomp Thomp Thomp Thomp Thomp Thomp Tornto son, Dannie R. jl2j son, David C. llOj 245 son, Gail J. jlOj 245 son. Gary A. ll lj 278 son. James C. ll lj 278 566. Jerry vv. 1121 39. 363, 114, 13s son. Larry D. ll2j 363 son, Mark L. jl2j 363 son, Scott E. ll2j son, Thomas E. llOj 245 6, Daririla C. 1101 245 Thornton, Donna M. ll2j 363 Thornton, Karen jl2j 363 Thornton, Linda ll lj 278 Thurston, John R, ll lj 27B Thurston, Lana K. ll lj Thytault. Jill llOj 245 Tibbles. Debra H. ll2j 363 Tilghman. Michael S. ll2j 363 Tims, Leon P. ll lj 278 Tipping, Carolyn J. ll0j 245 Tipping, Melinda S. jl2j 363 Tipton. Travis A. ll lj Tisdale, Mark Randal ll lj Tisdale, Nancy R. 1121 61, 364 Titus, Charles E. ll2j 364 Titus, Donald R.1I01 245 Todd, Todd, Belva J. ll2j 364 David N. 1101 127. 134, 245 Todd, James F. ll lj Todd, Laura S. ll2j 364 Todd, Marggret Jane ll lj Tadri, Patti Anrr 1121 364 Tolan. Bobby 3.112136-4 Toland, Tanya K. ll lj 278 Tolman, Jay E. ll0j 245 Tolman, Mildred A. ll2j 364 Tommey, Terry D. ll2j 364. 203 ins, Denise ll lj 27B 360, 36, I39 388 99, l0l. l0O. 397 Tomson, Jeanne L. ll2j 364, l75 Tooley, Mark W. jlOj 245 T66n, Brenda esii 1121 a, 60. 187. 315, 364 Topley, Donald C. ll2j 364 Topper, Linda L. ll2j 364 Torres. Ronney J. jl lj 278 Torrez, Reynaldo S. ll0j 245 T6r1i,E.Fr6nii1121 Towb, Beverly D. ll2j 365 Townsley. Gary T.1l2j278 Tracy, Mac Alexander ll lj l06, 278 Tracy. Steven R. jl2j 62 Traphagan, Charles K. jl2j 365 Travis, Alan Wayne jl lj Trent, Kenneth R. ll2l 365 Triplett, Grace E. ll lj 278 Traegle, Jerry W. ll2j 365 Trull, Patricia Ann jl2j 365 Trull, Peggy D. jl0j 245 Truly, Judy Kay ll2j 365 Trusty. Gary W, ll2j Tucker, Charles R. ll0j 245 Tucker, David E. jl2j 365, II4 Tucker. Deborah S. ll2j 365 Tucker. Gregory A. ll0j 245 Tucker. Janice M. ll2j 366, l47 Tucker. Karen A, ll lj 278. 34 Tucker, Kathy E, ll lj l35 Tucker, Larry L. ll lj 278 Tucker, Lonnie K. jl2j 366 Tucker, Thomas J. ll lj 65, 278 Tumlinson, Karen ll lj 278 Turbeville, Julie ll lj 27B Turbeville. Mary J. ll lj 245 Turbeville. Michael jl0j Turnbull, Catharine ll lj Turner. Gary Don ll lj l I l Turner, Gary J. jl0j IO6 Turner, Jay B. ll lj l26, 278 Turner, Mary E. ll0j 245 Turner, Paul C. ll2j I43. l4S Turner, Richard Y. jl2j Twedell. David S. ll2j 53, 366 Tyner, Benny J. ll0j Uliasz, Suzanne T.1lOj245 Urias, Paul A. jl2j 366 Usrey. Ricky L. ll2j 366 Utley, Sondra L, ll2j 97. 366 Valenti, James P, llOj Valenti, Samuel ll 11 279 Van, Brenda C. ll lj 278 Van Horn. Debbie J. ll lj Van, John H. ll0j 245 Vance, Michael David ll lj Vanderburg, Charles jl2j 366 Vanderburg, Jana D. ll2j 366 Vanclivort, Randy L. llOj Vanhorn, Jeanna Lee llOj 245 Vann, Betty S. llOj 245 Vanroy, Jettery J. ll0j Varner. Deborah L. ll0j 245 Varnon. Trudye ll lj 278 Vaughan. Carol Ann ll0j 245 Vaughan, Kathleen E.1I21 366 Vaughan. Michael R. ll lj 278 Vaughan. Steven ll2j 366 Vaughn, Peggi L. ll0j 245 Vaughn. vicii L. 1101 245 Vavrik. Vivian Louis ll lj 278, 378 Veal. Susan G, ll2j 62, 66, 366 Veasey. Jettery R. jl0j 246, I47 Vercell, Gary L. ll0j 7l Verhoeven, David A. ll lj Verhoeven. Deborah A. ll0j 246 Vice, Ray B, llOj 246 Vick. Deborah Elaine ll lj Vickers. Joe A. llOj 246 Vieger, Robert A. ll lj Vinsey, Anthony J. jl2j 366 Visser, Gert J. jl0j IO6 Vulgamore. Gary A. jl0j Wagener, Sharie R. ll2j 66. 367 Wahl, Michael R. ll lj 278 Wahlquist. Ray W. ll lj Wainwright, Victoria jl2j Waite. Robert D. ll lj 278 Waits, William P. ll lj 65 Waits, William R. ll2j 367 Wakefield, Sherry A. ll lj 278 Walden. Mark S. ll2j 367. II4 Walden Rebecca C. ll2j 367 Waldie. Patricia D. 1121 367, 395 Waldrop, Debra L. ll lj 278 Waldrop, Karan D. ll lj 279 Walker. Anna M. ll2j Walker, Beverly J. ll lj 6l. 279 Walker, Elizabeth J. ll lj Walker, Jimmy ll lj 279 Walker, Julian E.1IIj Walker, Larry L, ll lj 279 Walker. Michael D, lllj 279. 30, 413 414 Walker, Ricky A. ll ll 279 Walker, Robert Bruce l12l 367 Wallace, Monica lIOl 246 Wallace, Rebecca A. ll lj 279 Wallace, Roger D. ll2l 368 Wallace, Terry L. llOl 246 Wallace, Vicki ll Il 279 Waller, Bruce L.l1Il 279 Wallis, Michael A, lI0l 127, 246, 212 Walls. Elizabeth A. ll lj 279, 387 Walp. Donna G. ll Il 279 Walston. Rae N. ll ll Walvoord, Timothy ll Il 279 Waraksa, Karen C. ll ll 279 Ward. Barbara Dianne ll2l 368 Ward. Deborah J. llOl 246 Ward, Joanne E. ll Il 279 Ward, John E. ll0l 246 Ward, Pamela Dale ll ll 279 Ward, Terry L. ll ll 279 Warden, Johnny B. ll0l Warnar, Daniel K. ll0l 127 Warren, Deborah M. ll2l 368 Warren, James A. ll ll 279 Warren, Loyd M. ll ll 279 Warren, Melinda Jane ll2l 43. 368 Warren, Ruthmary ll2l 368 Wash, Rebecca L. ll ll 61, 279 Watkins. Andy M, l12l 368 Watkins, Gregory N. llOl Watscn, Beverly J. lI2l 33, 368, 395 Watson, Charles K. lI2l 369 Watson. Cindy L. ll0l 246 Watson, Janice ll ll Watson, Jo lI2l 368 Watson, Joy L. llOl 246 Watson, Leanne Kay ll0l 246 Watson, Malcolm L. ll lj 279 Watson, Richard C. ll2l 368 Watson, Todd L. ll ll 279 Watt, 8onnie R. lI2j 368 Watts. Beverly A. ll2l 368 Watts. Paul S. 1121 369 Weatherbee, Elna ll2l 369 Weatherbee, Laura U01 246 Weathered. Cheryl D. ll Il Weatherread, Judy K. ll2l 66, 369 Webb. James R. ll0l 246 Webb. Johnny M. U21 369 Webb, Margaret ll Il 279 Webb. Mark A, ll0l l27, 246, 138 Webb. Ronald 6.1101 Weeks, Carl M, lI2l Weeks, Linda H. ll ll 279 Weeks, Robert C. llOl 246 Weeks, Truett L. ll Il 279 Weisenburg, Jill ll Il 279 Welch. Kenneth D. lI0l Welch. Terrence J. ll Il Weldon, Stephen A. ll Il 279 Wells. Marla E. ll0l 246 Wells. Marvin L. 1101 246 Wells. Mary Beth lI0l 246 Wells. Patricia O. ll Il 279 Wells. Darlene M. ll ll 279 Werner, Gretchen C. llOl 246 Werner. Janice L. ll2l 369 Werner, Vincent J. ll2l 44, 369. 96 Werth, Daniel K. lIOl 246 West, Carol A. ll2l 369 West, Susan Eilene ll Il 279 Westpheling, Patricio lIOl Wetsel. Janice R, lI2l 369 Whalen. Leslie A. llOl Whalen. Rebecca J. ll ll 280 Wharton, Nancy l. ll2l 369 Wiiallay, Larry L. ll Il II7, llli Wheeler. Antia L. 1121 Wheeler, Jamie H. 1121 369 Wheeler. Janet L. lIOl 246 Wheeler, John E. ll ll 280, 114, 138 Wheeler, Jorge A. lIOI Wheeler, Kim K, ll ll Whetstone, Diana R. H21 369 Whetstone, Donna L. ll Il 280 Whitaker. Deborah A. llOl 246 Whitaker, Larry N. ll2l 369 Whitaker. Patricia L. ll2l 370 Wliils, Cindy ll ll zso White, Deborah 6. llOl White. George P. ll ll 280 White. James E. ll ll l08, I I I While, Lina., Gayle ll Il 2230 White, Ricky ll Il 280 White, Robert G. llOl 246 White, Ronald Eugene ll2l White, Sherri A. ll0l 246 White, Stephen E. ll2l Whitson. John A. llOl 127, 246 Whitson, Mary M. ll2l 370 Whittle, Jimi 5. 1121 370 Whitton. Roger D, ll0l 246 Whittiker. Mona 246 Wibbenrneyer, Diane ll2l 370 Wibbenmeyer, Donna ll2l 370 Wicker, Nina Beth ll ll 280 Wieland. Cynda C. ll2l 370 Wigsiia, Lee A. ll2l 370 Wigand, Winston J. ll ll 280 Wilburn. Donna K. ll2l 370 Wilchester. Sally K. U21 370, 82 Wilchester, Susan K. ll2l 370 Wilder, Daniel R. ll Il I I4 Wilensky. Dan ll Il 280 Wilhite, Alice E. ll2l 370 Wilhie. Claudia A. ll ll Wilkerson. Richard K, llOl Wilkinson, Melissa ll ll 61, 280 Williams, Bryan Dale ll ll 280 Williams, Charles K. llOl 246, 247 Williams. Cindy J, ll2l 370 Williams. Cindy L. l12l 371 Williams, Curt A. ll ll 170, 280 Williams, Dana D. ll ll 280 Williams, Deborah A. ll2l 37I Williams, Dinah K. lI0l 246 Williams. Douglas A, ll2l 371 Williams, Frederick ll2l 6, 371, II4, 204 Williams, Glenda K. ll0l 246 Williams, James 8. ll Il Williams, John L. ll0l 246 Williams. John S. ll2l 371 Williams. John W. ll ll 280 Williams, Karen I.l1Il28O Williams, Kathryn A. ll0l 246 Williams, Kirk ll ll 280 Williams. Mark D. ll ll 280 Williams. Michael R. ll ll Williams, Michael W, lI2l Williams, Paul D. lIOl Williams, Randall W. ll ll Williams, Richard S. ll ll Williams, Samuel R. llOl Williams. Scott W. lI0l I34. 246, 280 Williams, Shannon E. ll Il Williams, Sondra L, ll ll 280 Williams, Steve H. llOI 246 Williams, Suzan 6.1111 280 Williams, Windall R. ll ll 280 Williamson, Cheryl D. 1101 246 Williamson, David L, E. ll ll 280 Williamson, Donna G, 1121 371 Williamson. Lloyd M. ll2l 371 Williamson, Patti Jo ll2l 371 Williamson. Theresa 1121 371 Williamson, Vicki L. ll2l 371 Willingham, Timmy G. lI0l Willis, David L. ll2l 371 Willis, Donald D. lIOl 246 Willis, Steve ll ll I7I Willis, Teresa L. ll0l 246 Willis, Pamela L. llOl 246 Willows. James H, lI0l 127.246 Wilson, Angela Lynn ll Il 280 Wilson. Barbara L. ll0l 246 Wilson. Carolyn E. ll2l 69, 371 Wilson. Deborah K, H24 Wilson. Deborah Phil ll2l Wilson. Debra L. ll ll 280 Wilson. Glynda N. ll Il 280 Wilson. Jackie Jane ll0l 246 Wilson. Judy K. U21 372 Wilson. Kathryn J, ll0l 244 Wilson, Kathy L. ll2l 372 Wilson, Kevin J. lI0l 127, 244 Wilson, Mary J. lIOl 244 Wilson, Pamella ll lj 4, 280. 210 Wilson, Paul D. ll0l 244 Wilson, Ronald W. ll ll Wilson, Sheryl R. ll Il 280 Wilson, Teresa Rae ll ll 280 Wilson, Thomas M. ll ll 281 Winant, Ralph M. ll ll 281 Windham, Dena M. lI2l 51, al, Qs, 372 Windham, Jerry R. ll0l 127, 244 Windle, John P. ll ll 281 Windsor, Joe W. ll2l 116.372, I I4 Winfrey, Rebecca L. 1121 372 Winkler, David G. ll2l 79, 372. 100 Winn. Deborah A. ll Il 281 Winton. Peggy J, ll ll 281 Wischmeyer, Dana K. ll ll ,I22 Wise, John R. ll lj 62, 65 Withers. Linda A. ll2l Withrow, Carol J. ll Il 281 Withrow, Kathy Sue llOl 244 Withrow, Wendel A. ll0l 127, 244 Wittko wer. Michael W, lI2l 107. 110, 372 Wottord, John W. ll ll 281 Walt, John L. ll Ll Wolte. Kenneth E. ll ll 281 101, 100 Woltman, Karen lIOl 244 Wood. Wood. Wood. Wood. Carolyn A, ll0l David Lyle ll2l 26, 7l, 372, l52 Sharon Dian ll2l 372 Wendy L. ll ll 281 Woodard, Vicki Lynn ll Il 281 Woods, Carl F. ll ll 281 Woods. Deborah S. ll0l 247 Woods. Patricia A. llOl 247 Woods, Vickie Lynn ll ll 281 Wocdy, Janice M. ll2l 372 Woolti Wocllle Woote Wren. Terri G. ll2l 372 y, Sandra K. ll lj n, Beverly J. ll ll 281 Claudia M. llll 28l Wright, Cherri M. ll0l 244 Wiiglil, Chris lI2l 373 Wright, Jana L, ll2l 170. 372 Wright. Marion Evely l12l Wymer. David L. ll ll 281 Yarborough Tina G. llOl 244 Yarbrough, John R. ll ll Yarbrough. Robert R. ll2l 373 Yates, Ellen Boylan ll2l 373 Yates, Janice L. ll2l 373 Yeager. James E. ll ll 126. 281 Yenne, Yenne, John Charles 1101 247, 281 William P. ll Il Yium, Larry J. ll lj 92, 281 Yoachu m, Susan G. llOl 247 York, Cynthia A. ll0j 247 York, Douglas E. ll Il I43, 281 York, K enneth E, ll2l 373 York, Michael G. lI0l 247, 152 York. Susan Smith lI2l 373 Yclss, William J. ll0l 247 Young. Barbara A. ll0l Young, Douglas H. lI0l 247 Young, Edward L. ll ll Young, Harvey D. ll ll Young, Jimmy W. U01 Young, John R. llOl 247 Young. Lester F. U21 Young. Michael G. H01 Youngblood. Ted W. ll0l IO9, 247 Younkman. Richard H. ll0j 247 Zabbia. Carl S. ll0l Zasimowich, Michael ll0l 127, 138 Ziegler, Reinhard ll2j I94, 373. 105,219 Zimmer Zivney, man. David R. U01 134 Cheri Marie ll2l 373 Zuber. Carol A. l10j 247 X fu? f Bryan Adams has experienced e loss wilrln Jrne deafns of srudenlr Weldon Cain, fac- ulry member Mrs. Vera McCauley, and communilry leader Mr. Ben F. 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