Burnet High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burnet, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

The Tower of the Americas at HemisFair 68. A reflection may be a distinct image or merely a hazy outline, but it always resembles to some extent the original. The quality depends upon the reflecting surface. This year's reflections include banquets, projects, clubs, and many other high school activities. Many remember, of course, the trip to HemisFair '68 with the Tower of the Americas pic- tured above. To be a successful publication, this yearbook must also fulfill its obligation to the student and school. If a student, perusing his yearbook, can place himself in a scene or can enjoy an accomplishment in school by teachers, administrators, and students as correctly portrayed, then the yearbook has succeeded. We hope that this reflection has succeeded like the other volumes that have gone before us. 2 THAT WONDERFUL YEAR 1968 WHAT WE DID...........................4 ACTIVITIES THOSE WE CHEERED.....................28 ATHLETICS WHAT WE JOINED.......................58 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS THOSE WHO TAUGHT US..................74 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION WHO WE WERE..........................86 STUDENTS THOSE WHO FOLLOW....................116 JUNIOR HIGH WHERE WE STARTED................... 132 ELEMENTARY WHAT WE LEFT........................157 SENIOR SUMMARY THOSE WE TURNED TO..................161 ADVERTISERS WHAT WE DID HOMECOMING Building the bonfire. Feild, Lynch, Robertson, and White Excitement, tension, fatigue, sore muscles, and high spirits all describe the traditional BHS Homecoming Bon- fire. The night of the bonfire everyone gathered around the huge pile of lum- ber, bushes, trees, and signs so duti- fully collected by the student body. The traditional outhouse was gracing the top of the bonfire. Student and adult fans followed the enthusiastic direction of the cheerleaders, twirlers, and band. 7 HOMECOMING QUEEN SALLY ROBERTSON Elaine Boyd escorted by Lonnie Jones was crowned Band Sweet- heart. Linda Lucksinger was crowned Football Sweetheart. A week before homecoming the student body nominated four of the loveliest girls for Homecoming Queen. Then the students elected the queen by secret ballot. At half- time on Homecoming night, Sally Robertson was crowned the 1967 Burnet Homecoming Queen. DEBBIE LYNCH SANDY WHITE 9 HARVEST QUEEN AND KING DEBBIE LYNCH The court of the Harvest Festival consisted of the King and Queen, and the Prince and Princess of Jr. High. MARVA LU TRUSSELL JUDY BOYD JILL SANDNER HARVEST FESTIVAL NOMINEES L. to R.: Trussel and Hawthorne, Boyd and Tucker, Sandner and Johnson. MR. AND MISS B.H.S. NOMINEES L. to R.: Lucksinger and Cox, Metzler and Keele, Kroeger and Barnett. Miss Sandy White is crowned Miss BHS of 1968 by Sally Robertson, Miss BHS of 1967. Tommy Tate honored Mr. BHS, Eddie Fariss, by handing down his crown from last year. MR. AND MISS B.H.S. SANDY WHITE EDDIE FARISS BEST PERSONALITY SANDY WHITE TIM O'DONNELL BIGGEST FLIRT JOY HENDERSON MANDOLIN RICHARDS WITTIEST CUTEST TONY REEVES SANDY BRYANT EDDIE FARISS SALLY ROBERTSON FRIENDLIEST NEATEST LINDA LUCKSINGER KELVIN KEELE GLENNA ORMAN BILL HOWELL MOST POLITE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BRENDA LANDTROOP RAYMOND ALVERSON JAN FIELD LARRY WORD SENIOR FAVORITES SOPHOMORE FAVORITES DONNIE DUNCAN BRENDA BURROWS FRESHMAN FAVORITES 19 PAULA RUSSELL BILLY ADAMS MR. ESQUIRE BEAUTY QUEEN MIKE LUCKSINGER SUZIE KROEGER Runners-up and winners receive flowers as a sign of their new hon- or. Unfortunately all the nominees couldn't win but these lucky few represent all for the forthcoming year. DECA BEAUTY PAGEANT Unfortunate victims wait to be sold as the Key Club held its annual slave sale. (RIGHT and BELOW) Underclassmen put a few of their slaves through their paces. ABOVE: Two members of the annual staff decorate school doors as sales promotion gets into full swing. LEFT: Students' spirits grow as they enjoy the first snowfall of the year. LEFT: Liz Lawson receives F. H. A. award. WHO’S WHO IN B.H.S. 24 Students receiving subject medals at BHS. After a long hard year students are honored for perfect attendance. High ranking Sophs, in nation wide test given by Mrs. Hill. CENTER: Students on A-B honor roll. in ■■ Ml ■■ THE ROAD GOODBYE Seniors patiently await graduation 26 The road 1 took was named Goodbye The path looked strange. I wondered why It left familiar things behind A hand caught mine ... 1 paid no mind. The stranger never once did say Just what nad brought him on my way. On we went, and some afraid I wished I hadn't come, but stayed. All the friends that I once knew Took a road named Goodbye too. There were no two roads just the same Though all were called Goodbye by name. The road went on; we went on too. And I was sad, for then I knew That never could I be the same Having walked down Goodbye Lane. And though I couldn't understand We walked together hand in hand. We said no words, but just walked on, I thought of things now past and gone. I thought of games I'd lost and won, I thought of all the things I'd done, I thought of those I loved and cared, Of times we'd had, of things we'd shared. I thought of those I'd come to know. Just knowing them--they'd helped me so. I thought of things, of tears I'd shed ... Those same things now brought smiles instead. The tasks I'd done, those left to do, I wondered how I'd make it through When something inside seems to say, The best you can from day to day. The way was rough; I knew the Sv. ore, It never ends ... there's always more. But now I know that all in all Each thing in its own place will fall. I thought of all the happy days, The sad ones now just seemed a haze, And in a flash I came to see How much the past had meant to me. We walked along--I wondered where The future led and what was there. The past still echoed from behind I was its, and it was mine. But in my heart was still a fear. And in my eye a shining tear; Yet on my face there was a smile. And we walked forward all the while. I walked along the road Goodbye. I looked back once ... I heaved a sigh. Then I remembered at my side-- My silent, but my constant guide. The stranger's hand I felt in mine. I looked into his face this time. I asked his name--he turned just so, He smiled and said, I'm called Hello. LARRY WORD Valedictorian JAN FIELD Salutatorian GRADUATION WEEK RDUGH 15 THE RDAO THAT LEADS TD THE HEIGHTS DF GREATN ' f 5 27 Seniors receive diplomas. 28 THOSE WE CHEERED FOOTBALL 1967 FOOTBALL SQUAD - FRONT: Mike Knight, Mike Ashe, Roy Maddox, Odus Littleton, Charles Copeland, Dan Jenkins, Donny Lanning, John Penner. SECOND: Jimmy Word (Mgr-.), Coach Under- wood, Lynn Stewart, Mike Lucksinger, Eddie Fariss, Joey Cox, Andy Miller, Skippy Hawthorne, Benny Cadenhead, Coach Patterson, Jimmy Dickens (Mgr.). THIRD: Perry Broaderick, Ken Reagor, Tony Reeves, Phil Barnett, Lamar Schooley, Richard Shelburn, Barry Detlefsen, Bill Barnes, Coach Tomerlin. FOURTH: Co ch Whitfield, Dan Sparks, Kit Pelfry, Larry Boyd, Robert Dalton, Kelvin Keele, Royce Smith, and Bill Sikes. BURNET COACHING STAFF - R. A. Underwood - Defensive line, Gary Whitfield - Secondary, Ken Patterson - Offensive line. Bob Tomerlin - Head Coach. 30 Bulldog Mascot - BUTCH” JIMMY WORD - Football Managei VARSITY OFFENSE - Royce Smith, Lynn Stewart, Joey Cox, Andy Miller, Phil Barnett, Larry Boyd, Dan Jenkins, Kelvin Keele, Kit Pelfry, Tony Reeves, Eddie Fariss. VARSITY DEFENSE - Benny Cadenhead, Kelvin Keele, Andy Miller, Phil Barnett, Dan Jenkins, Larry Boyd, Joey Cox, Lynn Stewart, Kit Pelfry, Royce Smith, Lamar Schooley. Cheerleaders show spirit! KELVIN KEELE 4 Yr. Back Hon. Ment. 65,66; All-District 67; Captain DAN JENKINS 2 Yr. Lineman Hon. Ment. 67 EDDIE FARISS 3 Yr. End T RICHARD SHELBURN 1 Yr. Lineman 67-68 Football Sweetheart - LINDA LUCKSINGER LARRY BOYD 2 Yr. Back Hon. Ment. 66,67 ROBERT DALTON 1 Yr. Lineman 32 JOEY COX 4 Yr. Back Joey Cox scores first touchdown of the year. ANDY MILLER 3 Yr. Lineman Hon. Ment. 67 ROYCE SMITH 2 Yr. Quarterback All-District 67 LYNN STEWART 2 Yr. Lineman PHIL BARNETT All-District 67 Captain Smith picks up a few more. 33 Ijjiow! LAMAR SCHOOLEY 1 Yr. Linebacker KIT PELFRY 2 Yr. Lineman TONY REEVES 1 Yr. Back MIKE LUCKSINGER 1 Yr. Quarterback DONNIE LANNING 1 Yr. Back SKIPPY HAWTHORNE 1 Yr. End BENNY CADENHEAD 1 Yr. Lineman Mr. Patterson, Mr. Stevens, and Mr. Lopes show school spirit. 34 KENNETH REAGOR 1 Yr. Back Cox finds room to ramble. Keele scores against Marble Falls. Cox and Keele Inc. Reagor gains yardage against Llano. Keele runs hard against Hearne. Barnett blocks for good gain. Fariss and Reagor cause fumoie. Cox and Allen hit hard against Cove. Cox makes tackle as Barnett comes to help. Boyd gets good blocks. Lucksinger makes good tackle against Georgetown. Coach Patterson receives an appreciation Coach Tomerlin and Butch gift from the team at the Banquet. talk after a pep rally. ALL DISTRICT and HONORABLE MENTION - Kelvin Keele, Phil Barnett, Royce Smith, Andy Miller, Tim O’Don- nell, Dan Jenkins, and Larry Boyd. 36 Just after receiving Varsity Jackets are Joey Cox. Kelvin Keele, Mike Lucksinger, Tony Reeves. Royce Smith. Mike Thompson, Eddie Fariss, Ken Reagor, Phil Barnett. Dan Jenkins, Larry Boyd, Don Duncan, Jim Word (Mgr.), Benny Cadenhead, Don Lanning, Andy Miller, Tim O'Donald, Lynn Stewart, Richard Shelburn, Lamar Schooley, and Kit Pelfry. Coach Bob Tomerlin speaks at Football Banquet. Kelvin Keele gives an appreciation gift to Coach Underwood. Linda Lucksinger is presented a gift at the Banquet. JUNIOR VARSITY OFFENSE - Mike Knight, John Penner, Bill Barnes, Odus Littleton, Roy Maddox, Charles Copeland, and Barry Detlefsen. Backfield - Dan Sparks, Mike Ashe, Perry Broderick, and Bill Sikes. 37 BASKETBALL 1967-68 VARSITY - SITTING: Phil Barnett, Mike Lucksinger, Ken Reagor, Frank Sidensticker. STANDING: Coach Underwood, Donnie Duncan, Royce Smith, Ralph Johnson, John Lowery, Kelvin Keele, Joey Cox. KELVIN KEELE All-District JOEY COX RALPH JOHNSON ROYCE SMITH All-District 38 DONNIE DUNCAN JOHN LOWREY PHIL BARNETT MIKE LUCKSINGER FRANK SIDENSTICKER Johnson jumps high to start game. KEN REAGOR 39 Smith takes shot from corner. Duncan shoots free throw. 1967-68 JUNIOR VARSITY - KNEELING: Stan Massey, Tommy Long, Gene Dayton, Larry Tucker, Tony Reeves, and Kevin Dariey. STANDING: Mike Ashe, Curtis Pell, Mike Adams, Mike Steadman, Carl Arnold, and Bill Sikes. Johnson drives for layup. B” Team is introduced at Pep-rally. 40 TRACK 1968 TRACK TEAM - FIRST ROW: Reeves, Fariss, Peifry, Keele, Barnett, Boyd, Sikes, Lucksinger. SEC- OND ROW: Cadenhead, Reeves, Johnson, O’Donnell, Copeland, Barnes, Sidensticker, Smith. THIRD ROW: Hawthorne, Schooley, Johnston, McGinty, Duncan, Penner, and Coach Tomerlin. Mike Reeves was our finest regional-bound hurdler. Sprint relay team of Keele, Fariss, Reeves, and Boyd. Mile relay of Peifry, Sikes, Fariss, and Reeves. 41 Weightmen show progress. Senior trackmen FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM - Ken Reagor, Craig Fariss, Gene Henry, Larry Virsen, E. J. Bouzon, Gary Mar- tin, Don Lanning. SECOND ROW: Coach Whitfield, B. J. Smith, Billy Adams, Mike Knight, Dan Sparks, Mike Ash, Rodney New land, Melvin Birch, and Coach Tomer lin. UNDEFEATED SPRINT RELAY TEAM - Reagor, The Fantastic Four Adams, Martin, Sparks, and Smith. 42 BASEBALL 1968 BASEBALL TEAM - FIRST ROW: Brannon, Cox, Richards, Johnson, Lucksinger, McDonald, and Tuck- er, SECOND ROW: Reagor, Hawthorne, Garcia, Pirtle, Mallett, Barnett, Schooley, Smith, and Coach. EDDIE PIRTLE JOEY COX JOE GARCIA MIKE MALLETT ROYCE SMITH MIKE JOHNSON SKIPPY HAWTHORNE LAMAR SCHOOLEY PHIL BARNETT 44 jimmy McDonald MIKE LUCKSINGER BILL RICHARDS JAMES BRANNON LARRY TUCKER KEN REAGOR The Bulldog Team had the spirit to play well and the stamina to play hard. The combi- nation set them firmly against their adversary proving that the needed strength comes not only in numbers. By comparison the school team is small. But the team showed eagerness, worked conscientiously, and gave their every effort to accomplish victory. GOLF GOLF TEAM - Andy Miller, Mike Thompson, Lynn Stewert, Coach Whitfield, Kevin Darley, Blake John- son, Henry Smith. Stewart shows his style. JR. VARSITY TENNIS - B. J. Smith, Mike Box. Stan Massey. 46 TENNIS Jim, Ralph, Terry, and Wayne competed in dis- trict play this year. ♦ 4 ♦ - 1 - • ► - V- ► -■ •—Y i t t - i t r-� • ♦ Wayne and Ralph show their skill in doubles. TENNIS TEAM - Ralph Johnson, Terry Newton, Wayne DeLeon, Mr. Eckermann, Mike Lucksinger, Jim Word, Skippy Hawthorne, Bill Richards. 47 SWIMMIW 4 year let ter man, Johnny Lowery, heads up the Burnet swimming team as Captain. He has been a hard worker and successful swimmer for Burnet High School. Phil Barnett wins third in state diving. 48 1968 BOYS SWIMMING TEAM - Rodney Newlin, Greg Taylor, Ken Reagor, Tony Reeves, Robert Brannon, Kevin Darley, Bill Pratt, Coach Don Duncan, Dan Jenkins, John Lowery, Lynn Stewart, Phil Barnett. AWARDS For the first time this year Fresh- men on the Track team received awards for their participation in the spring sport. Coach Tomeriin congrat- ulates Rodney Newlin at the awards assembly. (RIGHT) Billy Adams is shown here receiving his award from Coach. Baseball players are pic- tured with their well earned prizes. BACK ROW: Fred Dougherty, Halfback; Ealy Moses, Fullback; B. Burns, Manager; Jim Daugherty, Halfback. MIDDLE ROW: Ira Bird, End; Hudson Sorrels, Tackle; Moody Smart, Guard; Will Hayes, Guard; Tom Jones. Tackle; Pat Daugherty, End. FRONT ROW: John Kincaid, Halfback; Mabry Norrell, Quarterback and Capt. FOOTBALL 70 YEARS AGO During the two seasons of 1897 and 1898, the Burnet High School Football Team lost but one game. 50 GIRL’S BASKETBALL 51 “A” TEAM STANDING: Crow, Tippie, Petrick, Lindeman B., Baker, Landtroop, Richter, Young, Coach Patter- son. SITTING: Haynes, White, Hyatt, Carrigan, Lindeman M. 67-68 GIRLS BASKETBALL TERESA HYATT Forward 4 yr. Letter man Senior MARY LINDEMAN Forward 3 yr. Letterman Senior 52 BARBARA LINDEMAN Forward 2 yr. Letterman Junior TEAM SANDY WHITE Senior Guard 4 yr. Letterman JAN BAKER Guard 3 yr. Letterman Junior SPIRIT BRENDA LANDTROOP Guard Junior 3 yr. Letterman VICKE CARRIGAN Guard Senior 3 yr. Letterman PAM RICHTER Guard Sophomore 2 yr. Letterman 53 REGINA TIPPIE NIKKI PETRICK Guard Sophomore 2 yr. Letterman Forward Sophomore 2 yr. Letterman ANDREA HAYNES Senior 1 yr. Letterman “B” TEAM 54 STANDING: Coach Patterson. SITTING: L. Lawson, Vicki Keele, Glenda Dietering, D. Johnson, P. Reeves, L. Meador, M. Hughes, F. Seidenstriker, C. Kelly, W. Childress, E. Speakerman, J. Boyd, P. Russel, L. Shepperd, C. Cox. GIRLS SWIMMING Jill Sandner, L. Shepperd, Jann Sandner, Coach Tex Robertson, P. Reeves, V. Carrigan, S. Rob- ertson, L. Lucksinger, L. McCullough. Girls’ Coach - MISS MOFFITT L'— Captain - SALLY ROBERTSON 55 BACK ROW: Nikki Petrick, Vicki Carrigan, Jan Baker, Coach Miss Moffit, Pam Richter, Mary Lindeman, Doris Barton. FRONT ROW: Tina Luther, Lisa Meador, Regina Tippie, Barbara Lindeman, Pam Lynch. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL 56 GIRL’S SPORTS BASKETBALL Girls leave after a hard game. Team gathers in victory. SWIMMING AND VOLLEYBALL 57 58 WHAT WE JOINED NEWSPAPER STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF .............................................- - Krista Keele BUSINESS MGR. ------------------------------ Johnny Lowery ASST. BUS. MGR. David McGinty EXCHANGE EDITOR - — - — - — ---------- - Raymond Alverson SPORTS............................................Karol Crow JUNIOR HIGH.............................-..........Bill Sikes ELEMENTARY - — - — - - - Eddie Dickinson TYPISTS - Cindy Cox, Grace Howell, Laura Sopp REPORTERS............Walter Crow, Andrea Haynes, Bill Howell, Kathy Lowe, Gayla Kroeger, Linda Lawler, Eddie Pirtle ADVISER - -- -- -- -- -- — - -- -- -- -- -- Miss C as beer 60 EDITOR........ ASST. EDITOR - - ADM. , FACULTY, HIGH SCHOOL • S PORTS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES---- JUNIOR HIGH--- ELEMENTARY - - ASST. BUS. MGR. BUS. MGR.------- PHOTOGRAPHER - - Raymond A1 verson ---------Lonnie Jones ----Nancy Johnston Curtis Jackson Francis Seidensticker James Brannon --------Ken Reagor Bill Sikes Brenda Landtroop ----Andrea Haynes Larry Fox --------Karol Crow Paula Russel - - Henry Schressler Judy Marx ----Cheryl Pertick Karen Wofford - - - Bonnie Hanzen - - Verlon Reagor - - - Eddie Dickinson KEY CLUB A 9 This year the Key Club was ac- tive in many projects including the distribution of March of Dimes canisters, a car bash, and a Senior Slave Sale. The Burnet Club was honored in having the Spring Rally of the 24 district. For the third consecutive year the Key Club Scholarship was awarded to deserv- ing Seniors. For the first time, speakers were invited to talk to the Key Clubbers at one of the monthly meetings. Miller, Pres. ; Kroeger, Sweetheart; Word, Vice Pres.; Alverson, Sec.; Jenkins, Treasurer; Boyd, Fariss, Cox, Lucksinger, Crow, Johnson, Keele, Metzler, Richards, Sikes, Schooley, Stewart, Shelburn, Duncan, Reeves, B. Richards, Clarke, DeLeon, J. Word, Hawthorne, Howell, Barnett, Houy, Jackson. 62 SPANISH CLUB REFINES A SECOND LANGUAGE This year the Spanish Club en- larged to include the Junior High classes under Mrs. Vance. The Spanish movies and the trip to UT to the Spanish play were just two of the highlights of taking the foreign language course in BHS this year. The Spanish students use a lan- guage lab here on one of their trips. 63 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS LARRY WORD President JAN FEILD Vice-President LUJET MC CULLOUGH Secretary -Treasurer 64 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS ANDY MILLER President LUJET MC CULLOUGH Vice-President DEBBIE JOHNSON Treasurer EDDIE FARISS Parliamentarian DEBBIE LYNCH Secretary THE STUDENT’S VOICE 65 PEP SQUAD-BOOSTS TEAM MIKE LUCKSINGER --pep squad beau. 67 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS MIKE MALLET President TOMMY LASTLY Vice-President DAN JENKINS Secretary KELVIN KEELE Treasurer LARRY WORD Reporter JOEY COX Sentinel LINDA LUCKSINGER Sweetheart RONNIE PATTERSON JOHN STEPHENS Sponsors 68 DECA OFFICERS JOE GARCIA President VERLON REAGER Vice-President KAY JOHNSON Treasurer PAT BURTON Secretary This year the Bulldog Band has com- pleted one of its most successful seasons. Linder the direction of Mr. Lopes, the band seeks to provide a cultural and aes- thetic experience for the students. It has been said that, as a nation, we are becoming technologically advanced but aesthetically impoverished. We at BHS are trying to dispel that premise. The hard work and perseverance of the band members has shown through with triumphant glory when they re- ceived several excellent ratings. These dedicated musicians have proved that music as a fine art gives purpose and value to life, but perhaps most impor- tant of all is the fact that it reveals man to himself. 72 THOSE WHO TAUGHT US BURNET SCHOOL BOARD - SEATED: Mr. Wm. M. Hanszen, Mrs. Elizabeth Seidensticker, Mr. Herb Kindred. STANDING: Mr. Brice Taylor, Mr. Conley Wofford, Mr. Roy Oakley, and Dr. John Sandner. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Eckermann working in the principal's office before taking over the job of acting superintendent. MR. CALVIN ECKERMANN Acting Superintendent Typing 76 PRINCIPAL MR. JOHN H. DRIVER Math and Biology High School Principal When the need arose there was a man to fill the position. The need that arose was to find a man to fill the position vacated by former principal Mr. Eckermann when he was promoted to acting superintendent. The man that was found for the job was a lonely Jr. High Math teacher. When called, Mr. John Driver came forth to fill the position with great vigor and carry the new responsibilities given to him through the rest of the year with expert skill. 77 Webster's dictionary defines a teach- er as a person who imparts knowledge and practical skill. Mrs. Theo Hill did this and much more. She was a co-ordinator ... never losing her sym- pathy for youth ... keeping abreast of developments in their respective fields ... setting an example of mature be- havior. This dedicated woman was al- ways ready and willing to lend a help- ing hand ... patiently discussing problems with a distressed student ... or advising understanding and pro- fessionally. COUNSELING 78 MRS. BERNICE MORELAND Secretary SCHOOL PERSONNEL Mrs. Moreland takes time from her busy routine to pose for a picture. MRS. REBA CASHEN Bookkeeper ASA HOWELL Custodian ROSS DOTSON Custodian HIGH SCHOOL LUNCHROOM - SEATED: Mrs. Rama Eckert, Mrs. Anne May Cowan, Mis. Iris Smith. STANDING: Mrs. Nancy Williams, Mrs. Mildred Clark, Supervisor, Mr. Marvin Dietering, and Mrs. Jessie Wooter. 79 Mr. John Lopes at work directing the band at the Fish Fry put on by the mothers of some of the members of the band. English, Journalism Mrs. Margaret Fry helps student with a problem on an assignment given in her senior English class. 80 MRS. TARVER English MRS. FRY English FINE ARTS Mr. Zimmerman takes time out from a lecture to have his picture taken. Besides being a teacher Mr. Byrd was the head of the Student Council. Here he is conducting a meeting on the steps of the school. SCIENCES MR. JIM BYRD Biology, Chemistry MRS. BRONAUGH Math MRS. GALYEAN Math MR. ADKISSON Math 82 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION MRS. MARGARET SMITH Business Ed., Typing MRS. ARLEE BARTON Homemaking MR. JOHN STEPHENS Vocational Ag. MR. BUDDY CLENDENNEN Distributive Ed. MR. RON PATTERSON Vocational Ag. Picture Not Available MR. PATTERSON Coach, History PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. TOMERLIN Head Coach, Health MISS MARY MOFFITT Girls P. E. mrs. McDonald Librarian LIBRARY WHO WE WERE 87 88 SENIORS EDDIE FARISS President JOEY COX Vice-President SALLY ROBERTSON Secretary LINDA LUCKSINGER Treasurer 89 RAYMOND ALVERSON PENNY BENTON ELAINE BOYD GLENDA BROWN SHARON BAKER CAROL BOYD LARRY BOYD ANN CAMPBELL Some people would do anything to get out of class! 90 Senior Santa arrives at the annual Christmas pageant. VICKI CARRIGAN KAROL CROW ROBERT DALTON JACK EVANS GEORGE CLARK WALTER CROW EDDIE DICKINSON JAN FEILD 91 ALBINO GARCIA JOE GARCIA Chemistry lab work makes theories easier to understand. LAWRENCE FOX PAM FREE ANDREA HAYNES JOY HENDERSON LONNY HOCKER BILL HOWELL CURTIS JACKSON DAN JENKINS 93 KELVIN KEELE At it again. 94 ALLEN LINDEMAN jP ,V DEBBIE LYNCH TOMMY LASTLY LINDA LOWLER V J MARY LINDEMANN JOHN LOWERY KRISTA KEELE TOMMY METLZER GET OFF THE CARS!!! VERLON REAGOR MANDOLIN RICHARDS RICHARD SHELBURN RONALD TEMPLIN SANDY WHITE DWIGHT TiPPIE LETA TUMLINSON BETTY YOUNG Senior Laura Sopp takes time from her busy day to pose for a picture. 97 JUNIORS 98 Phil Barnett, President Pattie Metzler, Vice-President Jan Clark, Secretary Grace Howell, Treasurer Skippy Hawthorne, Reporter Jan Baker Doris Barton Sandy Bryant Donald Burns 99 Yes, Juniors, ... it's your Pres. I Mike Johnson Lonnie Jones Gayla Kroeger Brenda Landtroop Elizabeth Lawson Charlie Light Barbara Lindeman Kathy Lowe Joel Mann JIM WORD shows his champion Suffolk yearling. Lujet McCullough UGH! David McGinty Jessie Minton Clem Mueller Terry Newton Loxie Owens Kit Pelfrey Cheryl Petrick Mike Reeves Pat Reeves Elizabeth Sanders 102 Freshman's horror. Richard Sanders Roger Sanders Lamar Schooley Barbara Shelburn Bill Sikes Royce Smith Debbie Sons Ann Taylor Marva Lu Trussel 103 Randall Warwick Allenx Wilburn Jim Word SOPHOMORES 104 Mike Lucksing er, President Regina Tippie, Vice-President Donnie Duncan, Sec. -Treas. Su£ie Kroeger, Reporter Doyle Amidon Glenda Anz Priscilla Baker Welda Baker Bill Barnes Jimmie Lynn Beck Radell Box James Branon Questions are often answered through teacher -student discussions. 105 Brenda Burrow Benny Cadenhead Charles Copeland Cheryl Cox Nancy Daniels Kevin Darley Gene Dayton Wayne DeLeon Jimmy Dickens Glenda Dieteiing Paula Eckerman Emma Jean Fisher 106 Diane Floyd Marie Foster Eddie Gage Arthur Garcia Kathy Harrod Bruce Haynes Phil Herridge Bruce Hinson Dennis Hoover Mary Lou Hughes Blake Johnson Steve Kroeger 107 Odus Littleton Billy Marble Lisa Meador Frank Mcllhany Jimmy McDonald Darnell Mills Tim O'Donnell Jerry Payne Nikki Petrick John Penner Tony Reeves Bill Richards 108 Montie Rhodes Jann Sandner Jill Sandner Frank Seidensticker Linda Shepperd Sally Warwick Eddie Williams Carolyn Wills Karen Wofford 109 FRESHMEN I 10 Larry Tucker President Cleve Clinton Vice-President Vicki Keele Secretary Paula Russel Reporter Billy Adams Clifford Alhorn Sarah Allen Carl Arnold Mike Ash Jimmy Bell Melvin Birch Raymond Bostick Mike Box Judy Boyd Robert Brannon Perry Broderick Sammy Burton Rodney Cantrell Angie Castillo Kathy Clarke Alice Coker Sue Collins Janie Escamilla Craig Fariss James Faught II Freshmen study hard (would you believe?) Gladys Foster Nelda Free Ernest Fry Olga Garcia Gary Guthrie Bonnie Hanszen Judy Hart Gene Henry Linda Hill Pam Holley Wendy Hyman Delilah Jackson Sturgis Jackson Beckie Johnson Connie Kelly Dianne Kelly Wayland Kelly Many seemed willing to pitch in and help build a huge bonfire for the Homecoming activities. 112 Connie Lastly Tommy Long Tina Luther Yes, athletes have to keep up their grades too! Pam Lynch Judy Marx Stan Massey Steve Massey Bryan Milliorn Bill McClung Mary Jane McCoy Westen McCoy Steve McFadden Roy Mcllhaney Rodney Newlin Mike Ozier James Payne Curtis Pell Elizabeth Perez Billie Pratt Don Quick Melba Ratliff Kenneth Reagor Lonell Roach Lynn Robertson David Robles Sylvia Robles Ricky Rushing Roger Sam ford Ray Sanders Henry Schuessler Frances Seidensticker Phyllis Shelburn Catherine Smith B. J. Smith Galen Smith Henry Smith Guy. Sons Mike Sopp With five minutes to get from one class to another. Freshmen hastily throw books into the lockers and head to class. 114 Miss Casbeer seems to have made a big hit with students, especially those of the Annual Staff. Spanish can prove to be inter- esting when stories are enacted by the class. Lillie Mae Stark Fred Taylor Greg Taylor Robert Teal Earline Spiekermann Richard Ulbricht Mary Kay Wall Anna Beth Warden Melvin Williams Milda Williams Richard Williams Carolyn Word 115 I 16 'Vm THOSE WHO FOLLOW 117 PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF JUNIOR HIGH BOB JOHNSON and NANCY ROBERTSON MIKE VINSON and LYNDA NULL KIM DETLEFSEN and CLAUDIA CLINTON MR. AND MISS B.J.H.S. I - TONDA MONTAGUE and MIKE VINSON CLAUDIA CLINTON and KELLY HAWTHORNE TERRI BOX and RANDY THERIOT These two honors of Harvest Prince and Princess and Mr. and Miss BJHS are given to the most worthy students in the eyes of their fellow students. Of all the nominees for the Harvest Court, Kim Detlefsen and Claudia Clinton were elected to reign throughout this year as the Junior High Representatives to the Court. Mr. and Miss BJHS are the students that the majority of the Junior High feels is the most ideal couple. Mike Vinson and Tonda Montague were matched by the student body as the best two. I 19 GRADUATION ALICE JENNINGS Average 96.147 VALEDICTORIAN JUNIOR HIGH SPANISH CLUB 121 JUNIOR HIGH BAND BACK ROW (Left to Right): Linda Schuessler, Jimmy Cordes, Randy Meeks, Nancy Frazier, James Keir, Qr- dam Cantrel, Johnny McDuff, Becky Fry, Ralph Yeagor, Larry Anz. FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Eua Fox, Elaina Mann, Sue Henderson, Debbie Powell, Donna Althaus, Lura Mirike, Denise Russel, Cindy Hyman, Mary Helen Gibbs, Mary Ann Currington. JUNIOR HIGH PEP SQUAD CHEERLEADERS - (Left to Right): Nancy Robertson, Claudia Clinton, Lou Ann Hullum, Elaina Mann. 4th ROW (Left to Right): Mary Pat Moffit, Stirling McCullough, Pam Clements, Christine Foster. 3rd ROW (Left to Right): Mary Ellen Lowery, Nelda Jackson, Tonda Montague, Nancy Frazier, Martha Lucksinger, Priscilla Dayton. 2nd ROW: Beverly Pierson, Kathy Cain, Elizebeth Jernigan, Karen Mallet, Linda Tomerlin, Elize- beth Alexander. 1st ROW: Karen Woods, Mary Sue Childress, Terri Box, Susan Tutor, Jonie Lumkins, 122 Sharolotte McAlhany. EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW: Gonzales, Wilison, Kelly, Gonzales, Richards, Johnson, Atkison, Castillo, Corneilou. SECOND ROW: Fisher, Pafford, Wooten, Bapter, Eden, Metzler, Hensel, Copeland, Ware. THIRD ROW: Coach Whitfield, DeSpain, Teriot, Scott, Willis, Hunziker, Mulker, Boisclair, Castillo, Garcia, Coach Underwood. SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW: Lany, Althaus, Hasty, Bell, Cain, Burton, Wooten, Hawthorne, Darley, Eckerman, Justus. SECOND ROW: Hitley, Warwick, Boisclair, Woods, Crow, Castillo, Whyburn, Green, Wasquez, Garcia. TOP ROW: Coach Whitfield, Escamilla, Burton, Vinson, Maxwell, Emerick, Houston, Ledbetter, Armen- trout, Newton, Martin, Cowey. 123 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW: Wooten, Cain, Newton. Castillo, Crow, Hawthorne. SECOND ROW: Houston, Green, Maxwell, Eckermann, Whybum, Escamilla. Coach - Whitfield. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW: Gonzales, Coperland, Metzler, Johnson, Pafford, Conaverf. SECOND ROW: Mulky, Fish- er, Theriot, Richards, Ware, Ray. THIRD ROW: Carneles, DeSpain, Gonzales. Coach Whitfield. 124 JUHNNIE SMITH Principal University of Texas ELIZABETH ROBERTSON Special Ed. M. A. Texas Tech JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY GLADYS DRIVER Reading M. A. North Texas State University CHARLES LEVERKUHN Math B. A. Baylor University BLANCHE WORD History B. S. Southwest Texas LOUISE CLEMMER, English Jacksonville State University Jacksonville, Alabama GARY WHITFIELD P. E., B. A. Austin College EIGHTH GRADE Elizabeth Alexander Kenneth Ahlhorn Ken Althaus Mike Armentrout Stephen Ashby Sandy Atkison Phillip Baker Linda Baker Rebecca Baker Chris Barker Ricky Bell Donald Bird Greg Boisclair Judy Bostick Bid die Bran on Becky Burrow Carl Burton Duane Burton E. J. Busan William Cain John Campbell Richard Campbell Jan Casey Charlie Castillo Pam Clements Claudia Clinton Norman Cothan Rita Cowan Steve Cowey Jessie Crow Kerry Darley Priscilla Dayton Gary DeSpain Kim Detlefson Sherry Dickens Terry Eckerman Jerry Elliott Russell Emerick Joe Escamilla Sallye Floyd Christine Foster Ricky Garcia Laurie Gentry Mike Glaspy Mike Greene Robbie Hardin Tommie Nell Harned Rosa Hart Thomas Hasty Kelly Hawthorne Debbie Hoover Lee Don Houston Lou Ann Hullum Edith Hunziker Alice Jennings Roy Johnston Mike Justice Elizabeth Keir Alex Kelly Danny Lang Maria Lara Dana Ledbetter Susan Light Wayne Ligon Mary Ellen Lowery Sherrie Maddox Karen Mallett Geary Martin DeAnn Masey Willie Maxwell James Mir ike Tonda Montague Stirling McCullough Kenya McFarland Kim Newton Linda Null Charles Paine Steven Parker Susan Quick Randy Roberson Cindy Rushing Alferd Samford Kathy Seay Eddie Snider Daniel Sparks Richard Strain Donna Tinsley Mike Thompson Sherry Tippie Charlene Troxell Randy Trussell Mitchel Tucker Susan Ulbricht Scott Vance Bobby Vasquez Mike Vinson Ricky Warren Curtis Warwick Lynda Weisinger Joe Whitley David Whyburn Kathy Williams Charles Woods Joe Wooten Riggs Young SEVENTH GRADE Donna Althaus Larry Anz Glen Atkison Cynthia Baker Bobby Boxten Mary Bernal Kenneth Boisclair Terri Box Margaret Brooks Arden Cantrell Henry Castillio Robert Castillio Mary Sue Childers Kenneth Copeland Jimmy Cordes Patricia Cryer Mary Anne Currington Larry DeSpain Randy Eden Jodie Elkins Debra Ellett Lindberg Fisher Nancy Frazier Becky Fry Ruby Fry Rickey Gonzales Ronnie Gonzales Mary Helen Gibbs Sue Henderson Damon Hensel Craig Hilton Tim Hunziker Cindy Hyman Mike Isabell Nelda Jackson Elizabeth Jerginan Bob Johnson James Keir Carlton Kelley Rex Lastly James Lavette Deryl Ledbetter Martha Lucksinger Junie Lumkinds Elaina Mann Johnny McDuff 12 9 Charlott Mcllhaney Randy Meeks David Metaler Lura Mirike Sidney Mulkey Jerry Pafford Beverley Pearson Debbie Powell Johnny Ray Robert Richards Jimmy Riley Nancy Robertson Yolanda Robles Denise Russell Bill Russworm Debra Sanders David Sandifer Ronnie Scott Rex Schroeder Linda Schuessler Steve Sopp Aaron Stark Randy Theriot Linda Tomerlin Susan Tutor Terry Vinson Mike Ware Gay Whitley Mary Williams Tony Williams Carl Wills Richard Wilson Karon Woods Ronnie Woods Jimmy Wooten Ralph Yeager 130 SPECIAL EDUCATION Kenneth Alcorn Roger Bernal Edwin DeSpain Don Ebling Victor Fierro Ruth Fry Thelma Fry Ester Garcia Martin Garcia Earl Houston Ronnie Hunziker Frances Martinez Johnny Pesina Sherry Pizzaferrito Tony Pizzaferrito Robert Stevens 131 132 I WHERE WE STARTED 133 1st ROW: Lisa Corsi, Shirley Prince, Joyce Mirike, Linda Amidon, Lisa Taylor, Patricia Sopp, Sue Snider. 2nd ROW: Becky Newton, Janie Robles, Angie-Wilson, Karen Ware, Mark Meeks. ELEMENTARY BANDS 1st ROW (Left to Right): Gayle Newton, Ginger Boyd, Ryan Cowan, Gary Ozier, Dixie Hoover, Linda Hiney, Becky Brannon. 2nd ROW (Left to Right): Debbie Foster, Davis Wall, Graig Leech, Darrel Hinds. 3rd ROW (Left to Right): Becky Pratt, Steve Newton, George Newlon. TEAM TWO Coaches: Bob Tarleton and Barney Baker FOOTBALL TEAM ONE Coaches: George Newlin and Pete Knox TEAM FOUR Coaches: Travis Thomas and Oscas Jones TEAM THREE Coach: Dennis James MRS. KROEGER 1st grade MRS. KNOX 1st grade MRS. JOHNSON 1st grade MRS. McCOY 1st grade MRS. HENRY 2nd grade MRS. McCOY 2nd grade MRS. BOX 2nd grade MRS. AKRIDGE 3rd grade MRS. WHITTINGTON 3rd grade MRS. DEBO 3rd grade MRS. FANCHER 4th grade MRS. CLENDENNEN 4th grade MR. DAGHER 4th grade Mrs. ANTHONY 5th grade MRS. JOHNSON 5th grade LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Mrs. Greer Mrs. Heine Mrs. Dietering Mrs. Baker Mrs. Lewis Mrs. McCoy Mr. Rogers MRS. GARRETT 5th grade MISS GIBBS 6th grade MR. PALMER 6th grade MRS. KROEGER 6th grade MRS. SANDERS Special Ed. MRS. KASSAW Reading MRS. CRENSHAW Reading MRS. MAYFIELD P. E. MRS. WARNER Librarian MRS. ROSENQUEST Speech Therapy ELEMENTARY FACULTY MRS. DOROTHY SCHMITD MRS. ERWIN School Nurse MR. CASHEN Custodian 137 SPECIAL EDUCATION Rosa Lee Alcorn James Crawford Tracey Fariss Andrew Garcia Allen Gray Davy Hyman Beverly Kincheloe Bessie May Maughan Oscar Peck Danene Shrubar Randall Spiekermann Mike Taylor Special Education students have varied activities i Mrs. Sandners stives to give the children in her class a well rounded edu- cation. SIXTH GRADE George Akin David Allbritton Barbara Alexander Charlene Allcorn Kenneth Amidon Eugene Arellano Teresa Ashby Don Atkison Raymond Baker Ginger Boyd Becky Brannon Barbara Brown Steve Cantrell Pat Carrigan Paula Clements Roddy Collins Ryan Cowan Ronnie Darley Burgess Delay Kenneth Derrick Carla Easter Mark Ebeling Land Emmett Judy Field Margaret Fisher Debbie Foster Lynn Fowler Debbie Frazier Evetta Free Mary Garcia CAUGHT IN THE ACT!--Jim Hopkins, may not be aware the world is upside down but Mrs. Vera Johnson, has been aware of it for some time now. Jim's book betrayed his frog-playing activities. 139 Anna Gibbs Dian Gilbert Jonnie Gretchen Debra Hall Linda Heine Henry Hernandez Bobby Heridge Daryl Hinds Johnny Hinson Dixie Hoover Jim Hopkins Bill Houy Ted Joiner Gary Johnson Franklin Lansford Bobby Herridge, Carlos Maxwell, Kevin Ulrich, Ryan Cowan, Jim Hopkins, and Steve Newton are being presented Safety Patrol Awards again by Mrs. Schmidt. Emma Jo Lastly Craig Leech Susan Lloyd Trudy Lowery Debra Martin Janice Marx Betty A. Maxwell Clay Maxwell Randy McCoy Kennetha Mill George Newlin Gayle Newton Pamela Newton Steve Newton Gary Ozier 140 Rebecca Parker Rebecca Pratt Tim Ratliff Wanda Ratliff Mark Reeves Gaylon Roberts Debbie Robertson Kathryn Russworm Richard Samford Diana Sanceda Randy Sanders Tom Schroeder Monte Scott Jan Scruggs Salvador Serrano Brian Smith Tyanne Sons Bonnie Stephens Larry Stephens Brian Thompson Robert Troxell Ricky Ulrich Ronnie Vinson Davis Wall Billy W. Wilson Bill Houy, LEFT, and Henry Hernandez, RIGHT, Gary Ozier and Gary Johnson receive Flag Awards are shown receiving their Presidential Physical from Mrs. Schmidt at the Awards Program. Fitness Awards from Mrs. Mayfield. 141 FIFTH GRADE Debbie Adams Bobby Allbritton Linda Amidon Connie Anderson Larry Bird Monte Be archamp Tim Box Chester Brooks Douglas Coulthart Susan Brown Donald Bryant Lisi Corsi Margaret Crayton Bouglas Crooks David Dalton Monte Deal Andy Dick Steve Dickens Steve Ebling Shirley Ellett Bill Felps Shirley Fisher A. C. Foster Tim Fox Joel Frazier Johnny Fry James Gage Robert Gloes Paul Hallmark Ruth Hart Three elementary students quickly learn to use a tape recorder to aid in reading. 142 Thomas Hanszen Henry Hernandez Veronica Hernandez Darla Hinds Shirley Hopkins Jeany Hyman Jimmy Jernagin Scott Johnson Michael Kelley Geraldine Kincheloe Frank Light Mark Ligon Darrell Maxwell Ricky Meeks Jill Me ller Joyce Mirike Debbie Montague Rebecca Newton Carolyn Nored Calvin Null Glynda Parker Shirley Prince John Quirl Troy Ratliff Ronald Ray Douglas Reeves Billy Richards Deborah Rinstaff 143 Ray Roberts Janie Robles Janet Rushing Margaret Samford Carolyn Schrieber Louis Schrieber Scott Rhoades Tandy Shelburn Sue Snider Patricia Sopp Kenneth Stark Judy Stephens Dow Stidman Tim Tate Lisa Taylor Rhonda Thomas Sharon Warden Karen Ware Brian Whitfield Gregory Williams Angela Wilson Curtis Wilson Dallas Wood Charles Zinser FOURTH GRADE Lucinda Akridge Kenneth Allen Dan Althause Randy Amidon Romana Amidon Betty Arellano Gayle Ashby Debbie Atkinson Monty Bass Sheri Borders Jama Bostic Cheryl Box Rhonda Brannon Nancy Brown Terry Bryan Cynthia Burrow Deborah Calhoun Hector Castillo Ransey Clinton John Cline Greg Collins Terry Collins Jackie Camp ton Andy Corsi Elan Daniels 145 Mark Gretchen shows his award winning Science Fair Project. Sherry De'Spain Sheriee Downing Debbie Elkin Betty Ford Helen Foster James Fowler Mark Gretchen Gary Haag Rita Hardin Ruby Harris Connie Hart Dana Heckman Billy Hinds Cynthia Holland Billy Houy David Howard Glenda Hunziker Dorothy Hyman Dana Kelly William Kuykendall Clifftene Lastly Rosemary Lloyd Leslie Long Eddie Longoria Tammy Lowe Nancy Lucksinger Royceton Lucksinger Mary Martin Bruce Maxwell Ben McCurry 146 Tony Mitchell Kris Newlin Carla Jayne Newton Susie Owens Mark Ozier Steve Palmer Bill Pell Lu Lisa Petrick Sherry Powell La Verne Ramsey Betty Richards Thomas Riley Randy Rowney Kimberly Sands Natividad Sauceda Carolyn Schreiber David Schuessler Dina Scott Debra Shillings Ricky Sillix Clifton Smith Darryl Thorp Maria Vasquez Linda Wall Carol Whitfield Kitty Williams Terry Wills Connie Winn Jerry Winter Marshall Zinser 147 THIRD GRADE Cheryl Alcorn Ann Allen Estella Alonzo Nancy Althause Clay Alverson Charles Amidon Peggy Amidon Gary Ashby Karen Atkinson Beatrice Castillo Danny Bell Alan Borders James Boyd Camilla Butler Danny Costillo A typical pioneer family Roy Crayton Donna Crooks Jim Davenport Vicky Driver Melanie Eades Richard Eckerman Bruce Eden Julie Elkins Donna Everett Earl Fisher Cheryl Fowler Donald Fox Robert Fox Ricky Free Devon Fry 148 Third graders turn into bunnies for the Easter program. Jason Fry Donna Gibbs Janis Gibson John Goble Gary Gonzales Cynthia Gretchen Rebeccah Haines Gayland Hamilton Glenda Hart Debbie Heckman Debra Heine Albert Hernandez Teresa Hinds Lisette Hinson Victor Holder Bill Holland Deborah Holley Darrel Hopkins Sharon Hunziker Stephen Johnson Marcus Kelley Keith Shelley Dennis Kincheloe Jimmy Kuykendall Tami Leech William Longoria Amy Maddux Kenny Martin Saragosa Martinez Terry McCoy 149 Penguin's Progress by Tami Leech and Billy Robertson. Gay Nell McGinty Betty McGuire Austin Minton Paula Newton Cathy O'Donnell Cody Orman Billy Ottmers V 4sM Matt Palmer David Pilgrim Scott Richards Bill Robertson Sonny Robles Phillip Russell Richard Sanders Martha Schilling Cindy Schlomach Mark Shaw Vickie Shaw Meg Shelburn Wayne Smith Dweayne Stidman Cindy Thompson Bart Thomas Richard Troxell David Tucker Russell Tutor Sheila Ulrich Arnold Warden Billy Whyburn Jim Woffard SECOND GRADE Brenda Alcorn Thressa Allen Rosa Alonze Waylen Ashby Ted Baker Mark Beauchamp Cindy Bellings Cindy Lou Bostick Ann Brooks Linda Brown Burk Burnett Rebecca Castillo Russell Clendennen Joni Cline Jill Corsi Terry Cowan David Crain Dean Crow Rachel Currington Robert Darley Stevan DeLeon Clint Dickens Jimmy Dickenson Melissa Eades Marianne Ebeling Melissa Fawcett Harts Tarts Valentine Program I Mis. Warner uses an overhead projector in the ele- mentary library. Rhonea Ford Marine Foster Aaron Fry Lupe Garcia Helen Garza John Gibbs Rickey Gilbert Donald Glover Aubrey Hart Sara Haybes Robert Hernandez Barbara Houy Jeff Hullum Mike Kincheloe Kenny Lentz Cindy Ligon Robert Lucksinger David Mann Clifton Maxwell Sharon Maxwell Warren Maxwell Donna Millsap Vivian Palmer Dewayne Pearson Estela Pesina Lupe Pesina Kay Ramsey Mary and her lamb have audience with the King and Queen of Hearts. 152 Pam Re agor Curtis Rhoades Laurie Riley Chris Ringstaff Kevin Ross Judy Rushing Randy Samford Sylvia Sanders Shannon Sands Karen Schilling Tammy Schlomach Johnnie Schrieber Harts Tarts outstand- ing performance. Cathy Sillix George Starke Cary Taylor Karl Thomas Dickie Thorp Darrel Tippie Linda Tutt DeWayne Wade Randall Walker Joe Warden Vernon Warden Sandra Williams Pamela Wills Danette Wood David Wood Tom Wood 153 FIRST GRADE Denver Adams Cathy Akridge Terry Alexander Verna Kaye Alexander Bobbie Armstead Gregory Ashabranner Ellen Ashby Kenneth Atkison Leslie Baucom Rubin Pernal Students find it hard to study. Todd Bostic Billy Boyd Edna Brooks Jack Butler Dean Cain Henry Calhoun Rachel Castillo Sandra Castillo Tony Castillo Collen Clendennen Jan Collins Jeff Collins David Compton Jay Crawford Danny Cude Ricky Daniels Allen Kenneth Davenport Sharon Downing Steven Everet Wendell Everet Henry Flores Donald Foster Ronald Foster William Michael Foster Karen Fowler Andy Fry Hermelinda Garcia Robert Guterrrez Paul Haines Guerin Heckman Raymond Heine Louis Hernandez Thomas Hernandez Steven Hinds Wesley Hinds Randy Hopkins Linda Howell Norman Hunziker Doris Hyman Alan H. Jones Vicki Keele Regina Kelley Jana King Kellie Kinsey Johnny Lastly Lajean Lewis Page Lowe Tommy Martin Annette Marx Suzanne Mata Jimmy McGuire Sheila Mcllhaney Rond a Meyer Terry Meyer Dee Milliron Sherrie Minton Brenda Mitchell Clarks Newton Leigh Ann O'Donnell Ray O'Neal 155 Rhonda Ottmers Jesse Pesina Brian Pratt Rhonda Rhine Jerry Rhoades Birdo Richards Jr. Glen Ringstaff Karen Roe Ellis Ray Sam ford Leticia Sauceda Blenda Schilling Elizabeth Schilling Joe Schruber Cindy Schuessler Loy Scruggs, Jr. Mark Sexton Michael Smith Alan Snider Glenn Stark Jerry Streung Celia Taylor Phillip Taylor Kim Thompson Lisa Thompson Patricia Thompson Tony Underwood Bradley Warden Charles Warden Terri Lynn Whitfield Alan Wills Kathy Wills Dewayne Winn April Withers Francis Woods Lynn Why burn First grade puts on a very interesting Christmas pro- gram. 156 THE 1968 GRADUATING CLASS WHAT WE LEFT 157 m-Y r 1967 $ENIOR CLASS LVERSON, } SUMMARY - Spanish Club 1 yr., Student Council 1 yr. , Annual Staff 3 yrs., 0 uiL Literary Events 2 yrs., Key Club 2 yrs., 1 Act Play, Most Polite 1 yr. BAKER, SHARON BENTON, PENNY - FHA 1 yr., Spanish Club 1 yr., Pep Squad 2 yrs., DE Club 1 yr. BOYD, CAROL - FHA 3 yrs., Spanish Club 2 yrs., Pep Squad 4 yrs., Volleyball 3 yrs. BOYD, ELAINE - FHA 4 yrs. , Band 4 yrs., Courtesy Student 1 yr., Future Nurses 2 yrs., Feature Twirler 2 yrs., Band Sweetheart 1 yr., Bulldog Barks 1 yr., Choir 1 yr. BOYD, LARRY - FFA 1 yr., Spanish Club 2 yrs., Football 4 yrs., Track and Field 4 yrs., Key Club 3 yrs. CAMPBELL, ANN - FHA 3 yrs., Pep Squad 2 yrs., Band 1 yr. , Courtesy Student 1 yr., UIL Literary Events 3 yrs., Thespians 1 yr., Science Club 1 yr., DE Club 1 yr. , Speech Club 1 yr. CARRIGAN, VICKIE - Class Officer 1 yr., Pep Squad 3 yrs., Basketball 3 yrs., Swim- ming 1 yr., Volleyball 4 yrs., Basketball Sweetheart 1 yr. CLARKE, GEORGE COX, JOEY - Class Offices 4 yrs., FFA 3 yrs., Student Council 2 yrs., Football 4 yrs., Basketball 4 yrs., Baseball 2 yrs., Track and Field 2 yrs., Key Club 3 yrs. CROW, KAROL - FHA 3 yrs., Spanish Club 3 yrs., Annual Staff 2 yrs., Band 4 yrs., Basketball 2 yrs., UIL Literary Events 2 yrs., Feature Twirler 3 yrs., Volleyball 2 yrs., Journalism 2 yrs. CROW, WALTER DICKINSON, EDDIE - Spanish Club 2 yrs., Annual Staff 2 yrs., Football 3 yrs., Bas- ketball 2 yrs., Baseball 2 yrs., Track and Field 2 yrs., Tennis 2 yrs., Newspaper Staff 1 yr. FARISS, EARL EDDIE FIELD, JAN - FHA 1 yr., Spanish Club 2 yrs., Nat'l Honor Society 3 yrs., Student Council 3 yrs., Band 4 yrs., FFA Sweetheart 67-68, Junior Class Favorite, Neat- est, Drum Major 2 yrs., Most Likely to Succeed 68-69, Nominee Homecoming Queen 67-68, Salutatorian. FREE, PAMELA - FHA, Annual Staff 2 yrs., FTA 2 yrs. , Drama Club, Journalism 2 yrs. GARCIA, ALBINO - FFA 3 yrs. HAYNES, ANDREA - FHA 2 yrs., Annual Staff 1 yr., Pep Squad 1 yr., Basketball 1 yr., DE Club 1 yr. HENDERSON, JOY - Band 4 yrs., Courtesy Student 2 yrs., Swimming 2 yrs., Future Nurses 2 yrs., Thespians 1 yr., Biggest Flirt 67-68, All Star Cast 67-68. HOCKER, LONNY - FFA 3 yrs. HOWELL, BILL HYATT, TERESA - FHA 4 yrs., Student Council 1 yr., Pep Squad 1 yr., Basketball 4 yrs., Volleyball 1 yr. FOX, LAWRENCE - Spanish Club 2 yrs., Annual Staff 1 yr. JACKSON, CURTIS - Spanish Club 3 yrs., Annual Staff 1 yr., Key Club 2 yrs. JENKINS, DAN - Football 3 yrs., Hon. Mention 67-68, Track and Field 1 yr., FFA 3 yrs., Sec. 67-68, Key Club 3 yrs., Swim Team 2 yrs., Sr. Class Favorite, FHA Beau 3 yrs., Rep. Jr. Class Harvest Festival. JOHNSON, KAY JOHNSTON, NANCY - FHA 3 yrs., Spanish Club 1 yr., Annual Staff 2 yrs., Pep Squad, Band 1 yr., Volleyball 1 yr. KEELE, KRISTA - FHA 4 yrs., Future Business 2 yrs., Nat l Hon. Society 2 yrs., Stu- dent Council 1 yr., Annual Staff 1 yr., Pep Squad 1 yr. KEELE, KELVIN - Class Officer 2 yrs., FFA 3 yrs., Spanish Club 2 yrs., Student Coun- cil 2 yrs., Football 4 yrs., Basketball 4 yrs., Track and Field 4 yrs., Key Club 3 yrs., Pep Squad Beau 66-67, Friendliest 67-68. LASTLY. TOMMY LAWLER, LINDA LINDEMAN, ALLEN - FFA 1 yr., V. A. 1 yr., DE 1 yr. LINDEMAN, MARY - FHA 2 yrs., Student Council 2 yrs., Basketball 3 yrs., Volley- ball 2 yrs. LOWERY, JOHN - Spanish Club 3 yrs., Basketball 4 yrs., Golf 2 yrs., Swimming 4 yrs. LUCKSINGER, LINDA - Class Officer 1 yr., FFA 2 yrs.. Sec. -Treasurer 67-68, Span- ish Club 3 yrs., Annual Staff 2 yrs., Pep Squad 1 yr., Band 1 yr., Swimming 4 yrs., Thespians 3 yrs., Class Sec. -Treasurer 66-67, Cheerleader 2 yrs., FFA Sweetheart 67-68, Football Sweetheart 67-68, Harvest Queen Nominee 66-67, Miss BHS Nominee, Cutest 67-68, Friendliest 67-68 LYNCH, DEBBIE - Class Treasurer 66-67, Secretary 67-68, Band 4 yrs., Spanish Club 1 yr., FHA 1 yr. 159 MALLETT, MIKE JqPep Squad 4 yrs. , Volleyball 2 yrs. h(Sb' 2 yrs., Nat l Hon. Society 3 yrs., Student Council 2 (Present 67-6Football 4 yrs. , Golf 3 yrs.. UIL Literary Events 2 yrs. , Key Club 3 yrs. RAY ORMAN, GLENNA - THA 1 yr. , Pep Squad 1 yr., Basketball 1 yr., Future Teachers 2 yrs., Vagabonds 2 yrs., Volleyball 1 yr., Neatest 1 yr. P1RTLE, EDDIE - Key Club 1 yr., Baseball 1 yr. n REAGOR, VERLON - Annual Staff 1 yr., Football 1 yr., Track 1 yr., Key Club 1 yr., DE 3 yrs. RICHARDS, MANDOLIN - FFA 4 yrs., Football 3 yrs., Baseball 3 yrs., Track and Field 3 yrs., Key Club 2 yrs.. DE Club 1 yr., Most Polite 66-67, Biggest Flirt 67-68 ROBERTSON, SALLY - Class Officer 2 yrs., FHA 2 yrs., Spanish Club 2 yrs., Student Council 3 yrs., Pep Squad 3 yrs., Swimming 3 yrs. , Thespians 2 yrs., Cutest Girl 67-68 SHELBURN, RICHARD - Annual Staff 1 yr., Football 2 yrs. , Basketball 1 yr., Key Club 1 yr., DE Club 1 yr. SMITH, CHARLOTTE - FHA 2 yrs., Spanish Club 1 yr. , DE Club 1 yr. , History Club, V-P Philmatic Club, Reporter for Decca, English Honor Society, Youth for Christ, Honor Roll SOPP, LAURA STEWART, LYNN - Spanish Club 1 yr., Annual Staff 1 yr. , Football 4 yrs., Basket- ball 1 yr., Track and Field 2 yrs., Tennis 1 yr., Golf 2 yrs. , Swimming 2 yrs., Key Club 2 yrs., Booster Clufe 1 yr., DE Club 1 yr. TEMPLIN, RONALD TIPPIE, DWIGHT - FFA 3 yrs., Future Business 1 yr. , Football 2 yrs., Basketball 1 yr., Baseball 1 yr., Track and Field 1 yr., DE Club 1 yr., Booster Club 2 yrs. TUMLINSON, LET A - FHA 4 yrs., Future Nurses 3 yrs. WHITE, SANDY - Class Officer 1 yr. , FHA 4 yrs., Pep Squad 1 yr., Basketball 4 yrs. , Swimming 1 yr., Volleyball 1 yr., Cheerleader 3 yrs. WORD, LARRY - Valedictorian, Class Officer 2 yrs., National Honor Society 3 yrs., FFA 3 yrs., Magna Cum Laude, Meat Judging Team 1 yr., Key Club 2 yrs., Stu- dent Council 2 yrs., Tennis 1 yr., Most Likely to Succeed, Spanish Club 2 yrs., UIL Literary Events 1 yr. YOUNG, BETTY ED - FHA 2 yrs., Spanish Club 2 yrs. ketball Manager 1 yr., UIL 2 yrs. Courtesty Student 1 yr., Bas-