Burnet High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burnet, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1976 volume:

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Wilkin Superintendent Bonnie Fawcett Reba Cashen Ruth Glaspy Secretary Bookkeeper Bookeeeper 9 Principal: Harry Heickman Secretary: Ann Scruggs Quinetta Ater English Arlee Barton Homemaking John Burges Mathematics Athletics Donna Callaway An Gwen Cox Science Bernice Elzey Vocational Office Education Ray Frady Athletic Director Physical Education Margaret Fry English Emma Jewel Goodwin Homemaking Rodger Grant Vocational Agriculture Natalie Gunter Girls Phy. Education Social Studies Amy Harty Mathematics Jane Hays Choir Marie Herbon Mathematics Science Charles Hughes Distributive Education Fkicu£ly 11 Bill Johnson Drafting Carolyn Johnson English Gordon M. Kemper Science Athletics David Kleinhans Social Studies Athletics Darrell Montgomery Vocational Agriculture Power Mechanics Paul Mosley Athletics Math, Social Studies Larche N. Petross Social Studies Typing Lewis Phelps Band William Pryor Voc. Adj. Counselor Cynthia Shramek Social Studies English Margaret Smith Business Education English Winifred Rhoden Librarian Robert Veach Science Athletics Minnie Mae Whybum Homemaking Andy Williams Spanish Social Studies 12 The Ann Buinet High Scho and the activities of o students and encouraged us to Bulldog Annual is d To a man who we feel has done a lot for 5Tt Ksk of preparing the courses, the schedules, always supported the extracurricular activities of our school spirit this and much mo 13 Custodians LUNCHROOM LADIES: Mrs. Insall, Mrs. Heine. Mrs. Clark, Cathy Reed. Mrs. Williams, Diane Spencer, and Shirley Warwick MAINTENANCE MEN: Mr. Knowlton, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Jackson. Mr. Caraway. Not Pic- CUSTODIANS: Rachel and Homer Camp- tured - Mrs. Knowlton Not Pictured - NIGHT CUSTODIANS: Tony Mitchell and Mr. Robles bell A • As Freshmen we searched frantically for our classes that first day in B.H.S. Our Sophomore year brought a little more confidence in our- selves and in our school. Then as Juniors we worked excitedly for the Prom and won- dered where in the world the Seniors had hidden our class rings. Finally Seniors! Wanting to be out on our own and yet at the same time reluctant to leave, we realized that a part of us would be left behind. BH! What Is a Senior? A Senior is someone who has to decide the answer to the question he has been asked all his life - What do you want to be when you grow up?!’ - Sharon Being a Senior means catching a bad case of senioritis. - Sammie Someone who can go out with the underclasswomen. - Carey A Senior is a dude that's been in school for 12 years. - Tec , . .or maybe 13! - Richard fioSc You know you’re a Senior when you make the counselor think you only have one office when you actually have three. - Nancy Seniors are the ones who trade Government and English test questions with other Seniors. - Theresa Class Officers President------ Vice-President Sec.-Treas. -- -Carey Clinton -LuLisa Petrick Sherry Teague Bf nda SBdb Bflonda Biannon (Bum BB rihcfwpt Born s{(!(!fn f)cmM y{B uS Bm 'BdcwcPmd ‘d Ondy {mid n Deboiafi GcMgm (°m y (Piintm offletojf 3)tQ pm 18 'U g.T . m? 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Charles! 18) And here’s Peggy!!! 19) Go get ’em, Randy! 20) Isn't Randy a dandy! What Is a Junior? A Junior is someone who’s right in the middle, with years ahead to look forward to and years behind to remember. ” - Gay Being a Junior means having only one more year of football prac- tice. - Phillip You know you’re a Junior when you have a different boyfriend each week. - Sherry Juniors are the ones who are older than a Sophomore but younger than a Senior. - Alex Being a Junior is a lot better than being a Rookie because you know you only have one year ahead of you instead of three. - Flea A Junior is someone who can act as dumb as a Rookie and get away with it. - Juliet Class Officers President--------------------------------------------Dee-Dee Hisler Vice-President----------------------------------------Austin Minton Secretary--------------------------------------------Camilla Butler Treasurer-----------------------------------Kathey Maldonado Cheryl Alcorn Rosa Alcorn Bill Allen Nancy Althaus Clay Alverson Bret Barnett Judy Barrow Yondale Beavers Jeff Bird Ray Bird Rose Birdsong Vickie Blacklock Ray Bonnet Bret Burton Camilla Butler John Calhoun Katherine Calhoun Ervin Cockrell Randy Cope Rebecca Crain Steve Davenport Glenda Dennis Pam DeSpain Hi Cutie! 27 ■� - 28 Steve Ebeling Jimmy Ellington Teri Escamilla Joe Evans Donna Everett Tracy Fariss Arthur Felan Doak Field Steve Fomby Janet Foreman Robert Fox Pam Frady Jay Fry Mike Gentry Charles Goble Allen Gray Rebecca Haines Debbie Harris Debbie Heckman Albert Hernandez George Hernandez Brenda Hicks Big Bad Austin Lisette Hinson Dee Dee Hisler Bill Holland Deborah Holley Brenda Hoover Richard Hudman Richard Huggins Bill Hyde Barbara Johnson John Johnson Mark Kelley Morris Kemper Dennis Kincheloe Debbie Lee Tami Leech Kathey Maldonado David Massengale Austin Minton Debbie Minton Ellen Montgomery 29 30 Ronnie Moses Mary Muhle Marsha Mulhollan Mark McClure Terry McCoy Lisa McDonald Gay McGinty Brian McPherson Paula Newton Cathy O’Donnell Cody Orman Sherry Petkovsky David Poe Sandra Price Douglas Reeves Scott Richardson Bill Robertson Phillip Russell ,£3iidy Schlomacjy Meg Shelbum r What did you do this time, Rose? Jim Wofford Charles Zinser Lyndell Shipp Jeanne Smiles Tina Spiekermann Carolyn Swope Alex Tarleton Cindy Thompson Melinda Tinney Doug Trahan Kevin Travis Joe Trevino Richard Troxell David Tucker Shelia Ulrich Arnold Warden Tonya Washington Curt Whitworth Billy Whyburn Brenda Wilson Linda Wilson Reanita Wilson Not Pictured: Evelyn Bird Eddie Hinds Lajuana Kelley Linda McCubbin Shirley Mooney Kathy Ratliff Charlotte Tucker Julian Valdez David Click Sherry Isbell Janet Shell Dat Quoc Vu James Watson Wayne Yancy Eugene Baladez 31 What Is a Sophomore? A Sophomore is someone who becomes more involved in B.H.S. - Jill No longer being a WIMP! - Tonja Sophomores are the ones who are too young to give the parties but old enough to go. - Jeff and Timmy Being a Sophomore means looking forward to being an upperclassman. - Malcom You know you’re a Sophomore when you finally get your driver's license and spend Friday and Saturday nights out on the town burning a tank of gas. - Rachel Sophomores are the ones who sit in the Jr.-Sr. circle even though they’re not supposed to. - Kristi Someone who looks ahead to the future and not behind at the past. - Danny Class Officers President------ Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ Tom McGilvray -----Mike York -Donna Millsap --Clint Dickens Lee Abernathy Brenda Alcorn Donna Armstrong Ted Baker Sherry Beavers Christine Bertelson Sheri Blacklock Billy Blair Barbara Blue Cindy Bostic Clay Bostic Patty Bridges Darrell Brizendine Allison Brown Pat Buckner Ban Bunon Pat Caballero Lana Carpenter Mike Casna Russell Clendennen SAFE!! 33 Sue Cox Gail Crabtree David Crain Rachel Curing ton Della Dale Stevan DeLeon Jackie Diamond Clint Dickens Lisa Dilbeck Danny Dooley Keith Duhon Marianne Ebeling Randy Everett Melissa Fawcett Jim Felan Roy Flinn Terry Floyd Marsha Foss Maxine Foster Karen Foust You do and I’ll slug you!! 34 Donald Glover John Goble A. John Goble C. Gary Gonzales Julie Greenlees Peggy Hayes Robert Hernandez Victor Higgins Bobby Hill Teresa Hinds Mark Holland Barbie Houy Cathy Huggins Jeff Hullum Aline Ischy Brenda Johnson Robert Kennedy Alan Kilburn Mike Kincheloe Preston Lewis Jean Longwell Robert Lucksinger Charles Lynch Tim Lyons 35 Amy Maddux Donald Mallett Natalie Martin Sharon Maxwell Mark Miller Donna Millsap Bonnie Montgomery Timmy McGilvray Tommy McGilvray Betty McGuire Faith McPherson Tonya Nyquist Steve Palmour Rory Parker Marcus Patterson Leslie Petkovsky Bobby Porter La Verne Ramsey Gary Reed Sonny Robles Jeff Roden Kevin Ross Richard Sanders 36 Why did I come today? k Tammy SchlomacIS Johnnie Schieiber Robert Schwartz Tom Sharp John Sims Kelly Slayton Can Smith Terry Smith Helen St. Clair Dewayne Tant Kelly Taylor Terry Vaughn Randy Walker Judy Watson Donna Westbrook Malcom Wilkes Rhonda Willis Glen Wills Terry Wills Thea Wilson NOT PICTURED: Teresa Allen David Barziza Don Brandon Jimmy Bunch Johnny Carpenter Jill Corsi Dana Dodd Mark Mousetis Connie Parks Roben Price Ron Robinson Wilma Tucker Loi Van Vu Melinda Walker Kenneth WilUams Janie Ybarra 37 What Is a Rookie? Being a Rookie means wishing you weren't. - Barry ’’You know you’re a Rookie when you get rotten bananas put down your shirt and waking up the next morning with flour and syrup still in your hair. - Lynn ’’Rookies are the ones who get a whole circle in the student commons area all to themselves.’’ - Leish A Rookie is someone who has to try extra hard to be noticed. - Kathy ME! ” - Joe Being a Rookie means putting up the volleyball nets and basketballs in athletics. ' - Deann Rookies are the ones who always get picked on. ’’ - Lajean Class Officers President----- Vice-President Secretary----- Treasurer----- ------Dirk Field Louis Hernandez Sharon Downing Verna Alexander Kay Allen Kim Allen Eddie Alman Greg Ashabranner Cindy Arthur Curtis Baker Linda Baladez Kathy Bird Todd Bostic Paul Bouras Travis Brautigan Donald Bridges Ann Brooks Sharon Brown Robin Burton Jack Butler Henry Calhoun Mary Calhoun Colleen Clendennen 39 Jan Collins Kathy Collins Jay Crawford Dean Crow Alan Davenport Stephen DeRobbio Woodie Diamond Sharon Downing Don Eames Crystal Ellett Ray Escalante Steve Everett Kathy_Feild DirkFielJ =fC§ in Floraw Brenda Foss Donald Foster Ronald Foster Michael Foster Karen Fowler Kenneth Franklin Tommy Franklin Ben Furr 40 High school better be worth this! Bobby Genini John Gibbs Sandra Gibson Ricky Glasgow Carla Goodwin Tina Guinn Paul Haines Karen Harris Sarah Haynes Guerin Heckman Raymond Heine Diana Hernandez Louis Hernandez Thomas Hernandez Freddy Hester Sherlyn Hibbitts Steven Hinds John Hines Bobby Holland Carla Holland Hang in there Baby. Joe Hollaway Lisa Hopkins Linda Howell 41 Bruce Hudson Norman Hunziker Sharon Hunziker Doris Hyman Jerry Jackson Lee Jacobson Jeannie Jones Vicki Keele Paul Kelly Gloria Kincheloe Sam LeGault Chandra Langston John Lastly Kenny Lentz Lajean Lewis James Loftis Rodney Lott Buddy Lyons Deann Maddox Johnny Maldonado 42 Dee Milliom Sherrie Minton Tony Minton Donnie Montgomery Dan Morgan Florentina Morales Cindy Morris Tolicia Moulton Guy Muhle Karen Muehlhause Will Mulhollan Melony McCoy David McDonald -Sheila Mcllhaney ■Kathy McPherson Johnny Napier Charles Newton Mark Odiome Leigh O' Donnell Sue Oldaker 43 Kenny Price Kay Ramsey Tod Ray Pam Reagor Ray Reed Kristin Reich Rhonda Rhine Birdo Richards Laurie Riley Chris Ringstaff Duane Roberts Doug Robinson Ruben Robles Cindy Rush Blenda Schilling Karen Schilling Buzz Scruggs Mark Sexton Bonnie Shannon Rachael Shannon Bob Shipley Barry Smith Kevin Smith i o 44 Betty Wilson Sharon Wise April Withers Maria Ybarra Mike Smith Alan Snider Sylvia Solis David Thompson Kim Thompson Lisa Thompson Darrell Tippie Linda Tutt Irene Valdez Tina Vaughn Lisa Warwick Patsy Westbrook Sue Westbrook Carol Whitehead Terri Whitfield Lynn Whyburn Wayne Williams Eva Williams Sandra Williams Kathy Wills NOT PICTURED: Diane Aguilar Sherri Phelps Margeraite Calhoun Lynn Puckett Russell Dempsey Mary Quintero Karen Funderburk Jarrett Rhodes Andrew Garcia Neal Shafer Ricky Gilbert Layne Simmons Randy Hensley Frankie Smith Bobby Hibbitts Glen Smith Cathy McCubbin Josie Solis Michael Martin Oralia Trevino Warren Maxwell Kevin Wilson Linda Maykszak Daniel Morgan Lou Yancy 45 1) Are ya'll planning a 2) Ready or not here we come. 3) Hamburger Bill at Busters. 4) Kitty Williams - Wishful Thinking! 5) Brenda Hicks - Sweet dreams. 6) You must be kidding! 7) Jim Nance - Whoopee! They bought m excuse. 8) Becky Cockrell - All Smiles. 9) Whatcha mad about Donna? 10) Donna Andrus - The closer you get the bette she looks?!! PATRONS We would like to thank the following for their assistance in making this annual possible: The Darrell Montgomerys - Sic ’Em Bulldogs Jackie Miller and Family Geneva and Eddie Verlander Burnet Gift and Variety A O Pharmacy Dr. and Mrs. Dan L. Bailey Ramsey and Emmy Clinton Burnet’s White Auto C. N. Faris - Buster’s Dairy Cream Addis Haines and Family Bill and Carol Heckman John and Evelyn Sandner Coach and Mrs. Gutzler Ronnie and Luanne Patterson Adrian and Emma Jo Handley The Otto Rhines Earline A. Harris - Good Luck, Seniors Bill and Carolyn Johnson Mrs. Rhoden - Congratulations, Seniors The Schlomachs - Back the Bulldogs The Rodger Grants - Beat ’Em Bulldogs L. N. Petross The Heickmans Bill Cornelius Judy Montgomery - Backs the Bulldogs The Loy Scruggs - Boosting the Bulldogs Hullum's Grocery - Congratulations, Seniors Merle Norman Studiol- Beauty is Our Business James and Margaret Fry - Congratulations, Senior The Jim Burketts - Go Get ’Em, Bulldogs Johnny and Margaret Smith - Yea, Senioi Pure Golden Wildflower Honey L. T. BARNETT Ph. 756-2272 727 N. West Burnet, Texas Triple K Printing Commercial Printing Office Supplies Owner - D. C. Kincheloe Office Phone 512-756-2722 304 S. Main Burnet, Texas BLUEBON- NET CAFE Catfish Chicken Hushpuppies Steaks Randall and Bonnie Marx Buchanan PARKER AUTO SALES 204 W. Polk Ph. 756-6232 M. R. Parker Compliments Every Kind of Bait and Tackle 24 Hr. Service Ed and Jewell Hinds Ph. 756-4606 Burnet, Texas A1 Kroeger 1000 N. Water HAINES BOOT SHOP Eddie Petrick Excavation Septic Tank Installation Ph. 756-4134 212 S. Main Burnet Phone 756-2352 or 793-2242 Beck's Electronics Marble Falls BURNET COUNTY PROCESSING PLANT I I Hwy 29 East Burnet, Texas Ph. 756-4994 Stereos CB’s Tapes Radios Antennas Records Recorders Electronic Parts Fleets Inn Oyster Bar Come Find Us or Ask Your Friends Buchanan Dam Ph. 793-8877 Flighland Lakes Florist Flowers - Gifts - Candle 132 S. Main Ph. 512 756-2167 Bank Americard Master Charge D W Printing • • • Office Supplies Distinctive Printing for Every Purpose Business • Professional • Personal 206 S. Water Gratton R. Williams Burnet, Tex. 78611 Burnet, Tex. 78611 Phone 512-756-6290 50 51 THE HOME STA TE BANK « --’i. ‘K. S. t Z Si w 1� ’ U B J £«N 9 ■ .� ,: m ag an « . � 3Cfc Bar e ss' , t a Marble Falls, Texas 78654 Serves the Highland Lakes Area Member FDIC Hubert Schnelle President 52 James E. Swan, Jr. Executive Vice President Flores Exxon Tires, Batteries, Oil, Accessories Ph. 355-2392 Qsms Marble Fails, TX Fabric Center 107 E. Jackson Congratulations Seniors Ph. 756-2498 76 parm CCNCfRUOTON COMPANY a RESTAURANT MEXICAN FOOD • STEAKS • LOBSTER • FROG LEGS • SALAD BAR HIGHWAY 29 — BUCHANAN DAM PHONE 512-793-8100 BOBBY AND COY PRESTON Bobbies Tot-IS-Veen 117 E. Jackson Phone 756-2235 Sales and Service y OLDSMOBILE LDSM -w MERKLE WILLIAMS CHEVROLET-OLDS, INC. 512-756-2777 200 N. Water Burnet, Texas 78611 53 Where Quality Comes First! food Compliments of Burnet Chcu b i ToujQob$ QtcttUw Hwy.29 Bertram, TX 700 E. Polk ED Vouag’s BgaW o to to 1 226 S. Main a Burnet, TX ft Burnet, TX Coutttui fCitdieit jUb BottickBM Our Specialty Is Chicken Fried Steak Bertram, Texas TOWER 6 AM lO PM STEAK HOUSE Specializing in Steaks 806 S. Water Burnet, TX 78611 W a s h a t e r i a Convenience Store 54 Dilbeck s Department Store Finest in Fashions tor the Entire Family 55 ■X 3 BURNET COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY. INC. � . a. DRAWER I BURNET, TEXAS 7 IB 11 1 Ox BEVERLY O' ' SV 512-75B-2139 0 r cr O c o . c 0- v , rv 3 o s r O' rr K V x X . o O' J V, o r cv - « o ; -.r Ar V kV° ' Auto - Furniture - Boat HOWELL'S UPHOLSTERY Free Estimates 512-756-2008 602 S. Water Burnet, Texas Bill Howell, Owner Farmers State Bank Member F.D.I.C. Bertram, Texas ’m CAMP LONGHORN America's No. 1 Boys' Camp and Girls' Camp i Buchanan Dam, TX Ph. 512 793-2129 Lake Builders Builders of TY LEX. TEXAS Ken Barner, Builder EJgON Mac s Grocery Station AT THE Y JAMES D MCDANIEL RTE. 1 r BOX 130 512-793-2860 BUCHANAN DAM TEXAS 78609 56 Burnet County Supply Co. Inc. Hardware, Housewares, Fishing Tackle . . . Ph. 756-4245 Burnet Butane Gas Company Uihiniptml Appliances Propane Gas and Service A O Pharmacy 104 W. Polk Texas Farm Bureau Ins. Co. Jimmy Green, Agent Burnet Ph. 756-2187 138 S. Main 756-2806 TUB COWBOYWNCOUr INC Ikz COWBOY HANGOUT One. GP WESTERN STORE ma D. L LESTERS WESTERN WORLD Cotyip lMi o CMeS, Boots, Nats, atidAtuftfu EJm . . . BULLDOG DRIVE- IN Specialty Broiled Ph. 756-2412 Hwy. 29 Burnet, TX Charcoal Hamburgers Box 245 RANCHERS FEED SUPPLY Bertram, Texas KEN WARDEN TEXACO Hwy 29 and 281 Burnet, TX Wholesale 756-4313 Service Station 756-4451 H. E. B. ’ Home of Golden Service” 108 E. Polk Burnet, Texas DUN- CAN- HUSTED INC. Wholesale Frozen Foods Phone 756-4192 BUSTER'S You haven’t lived till you've come to Buster's!! Ph. 756-9906 700 N. Water, Burnet 306 S. Water Burnet, TX Hamburgers, Fried Chicken, Malts, Cold Drinks Super Save Foods Your Friendly Market 103 W. Polk Burnet, TX 78611 Burnet County bulletin Serving the Highland Lake Area Twice Weekly Congratulations, Class of '76 Combined Service to the People for Over 200 Years ■ Burnet, H TX y. o G a Complete S Propane Service Ph. 756-4285 CITY OF BURNET WRIGHT WATER WELLS “Drive Carefully Bulldogs — We Need the Taxpayers’’ Drilling and Serving J. M. Wright Ph. 512 756-4342 Mayor: O. L. Kassaw Aldermen: James Fry, Bill Wilcox, Howard Bluton, Richard Sanders, Jr., Darrell Cowan P. O. Box 158 Burnet, Texas 78611 Hoover Bldrs. and Supply Inc. Ranges Lumber Refrigeration Building Freezers Supplies 500 S. Water Burnet, TX Ph. 756-2161 500 E. Polk Burnet, TX Phone 756-2139 Growing to Give You Better Service! Since 1908 THE FIRST STATE BANK OF BURNET has been helping Burnet County folks with their financial problems. Today we are still helping others . . and our growth proves it. THE FIRST STATE BANK of Burnet Member FDIC oaiefarm INSURANCE- CO. Agent: Hardy Whitfield PATWAUCE FKSURE SOLON IME WrtOWL Owner and Mgr. Chris DeSpain 601 Hwy 29 West Marine Sales and Service Bertram, Texas Ph. 335-2992 NioaNBOium PAUL 'S SERMCBCBfJTbR. Mobile Products and Gas Official State Inspections Balancing and Alignment Authorized McCulloch Chain Saw Dealer 63 Bertram Food Sales Your Friendly Super Market Edgar Funeral Home and Flower Shop 109 N. Main, Burnet Phone: 756-4444 Beauty Bazaar Joyce Spiekermann and Pam Ray Ph. 756-4411 600 S. Water Burnet, Texas Bertram Lumber Co. Everything to Build Anything Bill's Electric Hwy. 281 North Burnet, Texas B D Glass and Mirror Auto - Residential - Commercial Glass for Every Need Ph. 793-2704 Day or Night Hwy. 29 East Buchanan Dam, Texas Danlees Shop and Fast - Courteous Save Service Gas and Groceries Phone 756-6401 635 Buchanan Dr. Burnet, Texas Marble Falls Ladies Shop 66 H)a£Cace ’’Your Senior Photographer” San Angelo, Texas Tel. (915) 653-4798 Rhoden F M e • i e 1 d 1 100 N. Silver Burnet Petrick’s Pantry Italian Food Pizza Bar-B-Q Fried Chicken Fish . . . Have or to Go 200 S. Water Burnet Phone 756-2792 Frances B e a u t y Shop Hwy 29E Bertram, Texas Lakeview Burnet Grocery and Cafe Laundry Complete General Laundry Service: Pick-up and Delivery All Forms of Insurance The Galloway Company Jerry A. Cozby - Agent 155 East Jackson St. Burnet Home Phone - 756-4934 Bus. Phone - 756-4431 67 U-TOTE-M U-Tell-Em U-Tell-M Large Enough to Serve You Small Enough to Know You estern ito 221 South Pierce Burnet, TX Phone 756-4120 68 cx_ 1) Hey, cut out that cutting up! 2) Ellen, do yjfr(3i?ys lay on high JumP P°le? 3) M a� in the circle?!!! 4) Dennis - taking it easy. 5) Mrs. Scruggs - Hard at work. 6) She has Faith” in what she’s doing. 7) Jeff and Glen, artists of the future? 8) Ya'll learning anything? 9) Richard and Tec) exercise equal rights for students with a caffge break. 10) It's a bird, it’s a plane, it's SUPER JIM!!! 11) JhftfTkhoden - Your friendly librarian. 1) We're a grand ole gang. 2) Happy eating! 3) Coach Veach with bat in reach. 4) Lunch- time pep rally - Big success. 5) Charles - In my opinion ... 6) Monte Carlo - alias - the gym. 7) David gives the evil eye. 8) Defi- nitely a future track star, Helen. 9) Can't you keep their attention. Coach Burges? 10) How'd I get stuck with this? 11) Cheer up ya'll, you don’t HAVE to become chemists! •Love t’t . The participation in extra- curricular activities is the most pleasurable aspect of high school. B.H.S. organizations are active throughout the school year and provide a means for students to better themselves, the school, and the community. 71 PARTICIPATION TOP: Deann Maddox. Rose Birdsong, Sharon Downing, Jan Collins. Nancy Lucksinger, Sharon Goodwin. Sherry DeSpain, Susie Moore, Dee Dee FTIsler 5r=ar MIDDLE: Ellen Montgomery, Julie Shipley, Cindy Sclomach, Gay McGinty, Pam Frady, Tonja Washing- ton, Tolicia Moulton BOTTOM: Mark Ozier, Mike Gentry, Robert Terrell, Sherry Petkovsky, Cathy O’Donnell. Sherry Teague, Camilla Butler, Kathy Bird, Kathleen Mohan, Glenda Baker, Susie Owens. Sponsors: Mrs. Elzey, Mrs. Callaway, Mrs. Smith Editors STANDING: Mrs. Elzey, sponsor; Gay McGinty, Asst. Bus. Manager; Mrs. Callaway, spon- sor; Pam Frady, organizations; Mrs. Smith, sponsor; Tami Leech, layouts SITTING: Sherry Teague, asst, editor; Nancy Lucksinger, sports; Kathy Bird, editor; Glenda Baker, advertising NOT PICTURED: Mark Ozier, photographer; Kathleen Mohan, personalities 72 £ T U V B N T TOP: Glenda Baker, Alan Davenport, Clif Smith, Mark Ozier, Lisa Hisler, Mary Eudy, Jay Fry, Jan Col- lins, Sponsors - Natalie Gunter, David Kleinhans, Carolyn Johnson MIDDLE: BilJ.Jtab£iis£n, Pam Frady, Julie Greenlees, Nancy Lucksinger, Kathy Bird, Susie Owens BOTTOM:fijsa Hopkins) Alan Snider, Jill Corsi, Tami Leech (L to R) TOP TO BOTTOM: Resa Blanchard, Cindy Bostic, Melissa Fawcett, Camilla Butler, Julie Shipley, Jan Collins, Lisa Thompson, Carla Goodwin, Jean Longwell, Leigh O'Donnell, Julie Greenlees, Ellen Montgomery, Cathy O'Donnell, Pam Frady, Karen Foust, Tonya Washington, Donna Andrus, Cindy Schlomach, Gay McGinty, Deann Maddox, Tami Leech, Kathy McPherson, Ruby Harris, Leslie Petkovsky, Lisa Hopkins, Kim Thompson, Lajean Lewis, Kitty Williams, Kathy Bird s p I R I T PRIDE 31 u6U vUJ- OFFICERS: STANDING (L-R): President - Kathy Bird; Head Drill Leader; Kitty Williams; Vice-President - Tami Leech; Historian - Tonya Washington; Treasurer - Julie Shipley; Secretary - Camilla Butler BOTTOM: Head Cheerleader - Nancy Lucksinger DRILL LEADERS: STANDING (L-R): Donna Andrus, Gay McGinty KNEELING: Cindy Schlomach, Cathy O'Donnell SITTING: Ellen Montgomery, Kitty Williams, Pam Frady H O N 75 Cheerleaders and Barney Bulldog Nancy Lucksinger - Senior Head Cheerleader Jill Corsi - Sophomore Sherry Teague - Senior The cheerleaders and Barney have led B.H.S. in many activi- ties with the Spirit, Pride and Honor it takes to be a winner. They have done a great job. Lisa Hisler - Senior Barney Bulldog Debbie Harris - Junior Sherry Peikovsky - Junior LuLisa Petrick - Senior BULLDOG BAND 1975-76 1975-76 was a very successful year for the Band. The band received the rating of excellent at marching contest in Round Rock. Concert Contest was held here in Burnet and the band received the rating of superior in Concert and the rating of excellent in Sightreading. Four members of the band made the All-District Band. They are Shelia Ulrich, Sheri Borders, Betty Richards, and Susan Breitschopf. Sheri Borders, Betty Richards, and Susan Breitschopf made the All-Region Band. Twelve members of the band received the rating of 1 in Solo and Ensemble Contest. The band traveled to Branson, Missouri, in May to attend the Band and Choral Festival in Silver Dollar City. This trip was enjoyed by all. Susie Owens - Twirler Kim Kemper - Drum Major Cindy Thompson - Twirler 2 years 1 Year 1 Year 77 WHO’S WHO I N B A N D Band Director - Lewis Phelps BAND COUNCIL: BOTTOM ROW: Sheri Borders, Sec.; David Tucker, Pres.; Kim Kemper, Drum Major TOP ROW: Brett Burton, Jr. Rep.; Marcus Kelley, Librarian: John Sims, Soph. Rep.; Robin Burton, Fresh. Rep.; Rusty King, Sr. Rep. 78 Assistant Band Director - Jane Hays ALL DISTRICT BAND: Betty Richards, Susan Breitschopf, Sheri Borders, Shelia Ulrich ALL REGION BAND: Betty Richards. Susan Breitschopf. Sheri Borders WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN MUSIC STUDENTS: BOTTOM ROW: Betty Richards, Sheri Borders, Shelia Ulrich, Carol Whitfield TOP ROW: Kim Kemper, Rusty King, Susan Breitschopf, David Tucker 1) Band Trip to Branzon, Missouri 2) Silver Dollar City Band and Choral Festival 3) Surprise!!! 4) Lift your knees, keep straight lines, and don’t forget to yell! 5) Marcus, is your food as bad as mine? 6) Never can say goodbye 7) My girdle is killing me! 8) Seniors in band pose for a picture 9) Have you heard the latest gossip? 10) Sleeping on the job! 11) The Band's own refreshment stand! BOTTOM ROW: K. Muehlhause, K. Maldonado, S. DeSpain, M. Eudy, K. Williams, S. Goodwin, E. Montgomery, S. Breitschopf, T. Washington SECOND ROW: T. Whitfield, R. Burton, T. Moulton, p. Mad flox„M. Muhle, K feild, C. Goodwin, L. OUDonnell S. Do_wning, C. Schlomach, R. Allen THIRD ROW: A. Withers, R. Haines, D. Lee, C. Whitehead, B. Montgomery, S. Mcllhaney, V. Keele, C. Ellen, K. Fowler, L. Howell, F. Morales FOURTH ROW: K. Allen. K. Alieni L. Hopkins. J. Collins, S. Beavers, S. Blacklock, A. Maddux. 1. Schlomach. K. McPherson, Y. Beavers FIFTH ROW: F. McPherson, R. Birdsong, C. Thompson, V. Blacklock, B. McPherson, A. Hernandez, P. Blend, A. Ischy, D. Millsap, B. Richards, G. Hunziker OFFICERS: S. Breitschopf, S. DeSpain, E. Montgomery, M. Eudy, K. Williams, K. Maldonado, S. Goodwin SPONSORS: Mrs. Whyburn, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Goodwin Futwis f-fotMetnak tS 4 Aim BEAU: Tom Allen BOTTOM (L-R): Ray, Click, Montgomery, Jacobson, Lastly, Calhoun, Franklin, Tippie, Hudson, Brautigam, Lamben STANDING (L-R): Roberts. Bostic, Poe, Thompson, Flinn, Hinds, Ringstaff, Foster, Crain, Wilkes, Baker, Scruggs, Reed, Holland, Rhoden, Marshall, Shelley, Alverson, Kilburn, Richardson m TOP (L-R): Roger Grant - Sponsor, Arnold Warden - Treasurer, Don- nie Moses - Vice President, Terry McCoy - President, Kelly Slayton - Secretary, Jeff Hullum - Reporter, Darrell Montgomery - Sponsor BOTTOM (L-R): Tonya Washington - Sweetheart, Clint Dickens - Sen- tinel BOTTOM (L-R): Dickens, Hullum, Brizendine. Everett, Hayes, Warden, Ramsey STANDING: McCoy, Slayton, Rogers, Alcorn, Haines, Moses, Nance, Walker, Mitchell, Bonnet TOP: Calhoun, Vaughn, Patterson TOP ROW: Sponsor - C. Hughes. B. McGuire. B. Barnett, R. Hall, E. Cockrell, D. Scott, R. Amidon, S. Moore, S. DeSpain, J. Frazier, R. Bird, C. Orman. S. Ebeling, R. Sanders, G. Williams MIDDLE ROW: A. Minton, J. Jones, S. Hunziker, P. Westbrook, D. Kincheloe, P. Lewis, L. Rogers BOTTOM ROW: C. Holland, C. Glaspy, J. Montgomery. D. Lee, A. Corsi, S. Mitchell, S. Price, P. Bridges DBCA Chapter OFFICERS Reporter - Cheryl Glaspy, V. P. - Joel Frazier, Sec.-Treas. - Dina Scott, Historian - Cindy Holland, Sponsor - Charles Hughes, Sweetheart - Susie Moore 82 CQub SPONSOR: Harry P. Heickman FRONT ROW: B. Robertson, K. Shelley, M. Ozier, D. Houy, P. Russell. A. Tarleton, B. Whybum, C. Alverson SECOND ROW: R. Mason, C. Zinser, S. Mitchell, B. Allen, J. Roden THIRD ROW: D. Tucker, C. Smith, T. McGilvray, L. Gutzler, J. Wofford, J. Relan, A. Felan, E. Hinds, T. McGilvray, J. Hopkins, D. Poe OFFICERS: President - Andy Corsi. Vice President - Randy Amidon, Secretary - David Houy. Treasurer - Larry Gutzler Offacc Bducatiotv Association TOP: Bruce Maxwell. Ronnie Hudman, Roseann Birdsong MIDDLE: Katherine Calhoun. Rebecca Allen. Deborah Holley. Ruby Harris. Brenda Hoover. Sharon Goodwin, Kathey Maldanado, Donna Everett, Melinda Tinney, Bernice Elzey - Sponsor SITTING: Helen Foster. Janet Shell V OFFICERS list. - Helen Fisher, Sec. - Sharon Good- win, Pari. - Ruby Harris NOT PICTURED: Pres. - Brenda Hoover DISTRICT O.E.A. CONTEST WINNERS: Ruby Harris - Typing, Brenda Hoover - Records Management. Paula Newton - Bookkeep- ing Notion OFFICERS V. P. - Betty Richards, Sec. Ruby Harris, Treas. - Susan Breitschopf, Pres. - David Houy TOP ROW: Sieve Davenport, Ellen Montgomery, Terry McCoy, Roy Lucksinger, Jay Fry, David Houy, Anhur Felan, Camilla Butler, David Tucker MIDDLE ROW: Carloyn Johnson - Sponsor, Kim Kemper, Mark Ozier, Carey Clinton, Clif Smith, Randy Rowney, Sammie Logan, Billie Burkett - Sponsor BOTTm W: Nancy Lucksinger, Betty Richards, Kathy Bird, Susan Breitschopf. Kathey Maldonado. Shelia Ulrich, Sharon Goodwin £PtcWeD'. £ 85 TOP ROW (L to R): A. Brown. P. Reagor, A. Davenport, R. Hudman, J. Fry, R. Rowney, L. Abernathy, L. Meuir, R. Nesbitt MIDDLE ROW (L to R): R. Simms, R. Willis, T. Vaughn. S. Logan. T. Mallett, J. Coleman, M. Gentry, R. Hudman, R. Lou BOTTOM ROW (L to R): L. Shipp, C. Rush, T. Guinn, B. Schilling. D. Dodd, K. Williams, S. Ulrich, D. Hyman ChoVt Gu Y QA . . . This past year the choir members went to concert con- test and received an excellent rating in both concert and sightreading. They also sent six members to All-District choir, three to All-Region, and one to State. Chofo omAj QuaJkfc i (L to R): L. Dilbeck - All-Region, M. Gentry - All-Region, S. Logan - All-State, R. Rowney - President - All-District, J. Fry - Chaplain - All-Region, R. Hudman - All-District, Rachel Simms - Sec.-Treas. u Sponsor Mrs. Emma Goodwin TOP ROW (1 10 r): M. Shelbum, R. Haines, G. Hunziker, J. Newton BOTTOM ROW (1 to r): S. Warwick, C. Hill, D. Spencer, L. Wall Ce u vt Eyphw t ’s Chib FRONT TO BACK (1 to r): R. Harris, D. Spencer, K. Bird, S. Owens, S. Goodwin, P. Blend, L. Petrick, S. Borders, D. Andrus, C. Casteel, S. DeSpain, S. Teague, B. Richards, S. Logan, K. Mohan, D. Heckman, R. Rowney, C. Smith, D. Houy, R. Lucksinger, L. Gutzler, B. Maxwell. M. Ozier, L. Wall, R. Blanchard, T. Allen. R. Mason 87 Atkfatic OfacbAzdes TOPrancy Lucksinger, Bill Allen, Randy Amidon, Jerry Hopkins, Kathleen Mohan, Jim Nance, Mary Eudy, Dee Dee Hisler, Glenda Baker BOTTOM: Donna Andrus, Gay McGinty, Kitty Williams, Peggy Blend, LuLisa Petrick BcukL Otfjic Aides 88 Lynn Shipp, Rusty King, Sheri Borders, Bret Burton, Betty Richards, Mark Kelley, Carol Whitfield TOP ROW (L to R): Roy Luckslnger, Cathy O'Donnell, Lisa Hisler, Bruce Maxwell, Kathy Bird, Carla Casteel, Randy Rowney, Sherry Teague, David Massengale, Theresa Mallett BOTTOM ROW: Susie Owens, Mark Ozier TOP ROW (L to R): Karen Fowler, Sharon Hunziker, Resa Blanchard, Dana Heckman BOTTOM ROW: Charles Lynch, Terry Wills, Rachel Simms, Diane Spencer. c K t to $ t TEXAS STATE DRAFTING COMPETITION Tom Allen - Second Place Bret Burton - First Place U.I.L. CONTESTS - DISTRICT Karen Muehlhause - Second Place - Spelling Mark McClure - First Place - Poetry Interpretation Shelia Ulrich - Second Place - Typing David Houy - First Place - Readywriting B.H.S. sent many students to various con- tests throughout the year. We are very proud of all the students who took the time and effort to participate in these activities. ONE-ACT PLAY Jay Fry - All-Star Cast Randy Rowney - Honorable Mention 90 The personality of a school is reflected by the ones chosen as THE Personalities. All through the years, we here at Burnet High School have honored those whom we con- sider special. These individuals are chosen by the student body as those who best exemplify the characteris- tic which makes them outstand- ing. 91 YX CoAJki - dc r?-u. tX tJxc GV S (vu-c ' t 'lad rjJLo-t eA tytcU tA. xqJU tJLvuUL. A r l 4 -r (('X -rid .-ALficza t died 'vvT S' UM 0U Cd £ trr u_ hdm 'U'dA_ or d T MW 9l t- y rtOdtr A 1 jUv Jw qp fr - 'o k. Zb ffud 'Ajztsnd zx ( Yi± Lt6tkiL A CJy)Og- oid cu-t do? id d r U :m 'ct; 5df Z JdC Op-isve jb-S -z wi 'iiUds tjL+p uL cjl isndi 'TUx eA %i tyua-t bad t u. dx 6Ui QjaJd a?® i Mc y 1 ■ HARVEST FESTIVAL i 9 7 6 Freshman Louis Hernandez and Sharon Downing Sophomores Tommy McGiluray and Julie Greenlees Juniors Bill Allen and Kathey Maldonado 102 KING RANDY AND QUEEN KATHLEEN Kathleen Mohan Randy Amidon Participation in athletics is one of the major interests of B.H.S. students. The spirit of competition was obvious in the many victories and few defeats of the athletic program this past year. This winning tradition of Burnet High is a result of the Spirit, Pride, and Honor in Bulldog Athletes. 105 COMPETITION Coach Paul Mosley Assistant Football Track Coach Coach Robert Veach Freshman Football J.V. Basketball, Baseball Coach G. M. Kemper Assistant Football Varsity Basketball BULLDOG COACHING STAFF 1975-76 Coach Ray Frady Athletic Director Head Football Coach Coach Natalie Gunter Girls 9th, J. V., Varsity Basketball and Track Coach Coach John Burges Freshman Basketball Tennis Coach Coach David Kleinhans J. V. Football Assistant Track Coach J. V. SCORES Burnet — 6 Lampasas --27 Burnet— -—25 Pflugervilie — 0 Burnet — ---26 D. Springs 0 Burnet — ---41 Marble Falls -- 0 Burnet— 2 Brady 0 Burnet— -—13 Fredericksburg --24 Burnet — ---34 San Saba 0 Burnet — 6 Llano 0 Denotes District Games Season Record -7-2 District Champs FRESHMAN SCORES Burnet— —10 Lampasas —8 Burnet — —21 Pflugervilie —0 Burnet — —43 Leander —0 Burnet — 35 Dripping Springs --6 Burnet — —28 Marble Falls —0 Burnet — —25 Brady — 6 Burnet — —14 Fredericksburg — — 0 ’Burnet — 6 Llano — 0 ’Denotes District Games Season Record 8-0 District Champs VARSITY SCORES Burnet— 6 Lampasas -21 Burnet— — -14 Floresville -10 Burnet— --33 Pflugervilie —7 Burnet— 0 Leander -13 Burnet— --43 Dripping Springs —0 Burnet— --26 Blanco —0 ’Burnet— —-14 Marble Falls —7 ’Burnet— —12 Brady -13 ’Burnet— --27 San Saba —0 ’Burnet— 0 Llano —7 Denotes District Games Season Record - 6-4 Jim Nance - Sr. Halfback - Captain All-Dist. Off. - All-West Tex. Mark Ozier - Sr. Halfback All-Dist. HM Def. Harry Heickman - Sr. Quarterback All-Dist. HM Def. Carey Clinton - Sr. Quarterback All-Dist. Off. - Ail-West Tex. BUUDOGCFflLLTOLAMPACAQ 21 6. . . The opening game of the season showed the Burnet Bulldogs fall to the stronger Lampasas Badgers, but not after a hard fight was put up by the Bulldogs. The only Bulldog touchdown came in the second quarter on an 11 yard run by Jim Nance. Though the Bulldogs ended up on the short end of the stick, their spirits were still high and they were ready to meet the next weeks' oppo- nents . Bulldogs' defense makes ready for Lampasas. BURNET LAMPASAS First Downs 15 14 Rushing Yds. 175 208 Passing Yds. 29 6 Passes 3-6 1-6 Punts 5-15 3-50 Fumbles Lost 2 2 Penalized 2-20 6-60 Burnet 0 6 0 0-6 Lampasas 7 0 0 14-21 Randy Amidon - Sr. Captain - Center All-Dist. Off and Def Jerry Hopkins - Sr. Guard Bill Pell - Sr. Captain - Tackle All-Dist. HM Off. Greg Collins - Sr. End All-Dist. Off. 108 BULWOOC RALLY FOR, FIRCTWtN OF VR4R FLORESVILLE First Downs Rushing Yds. Passing Yds. Passes Punts Fumbles Lost Penalties Burnet 0 Floresville 3 BURNET 18 299 0 0-1-1 3-32 3 0 8 0 7 0 12 246 25 3-16 4-30.5 1 3-15 6 - 14 0 - 10 The Burnet Bulldogs rose to the occasion and beat the Tigers from Floresville on the Tigers’ own home ground. Mark Ozier made the first score on a 2 yard run, while Terry Collins ran for the two point conversion. The second score came in the fourth quarter with four minutes left on the clock on a 59 yard run by Jim Nance. The final score was Burjret - 14 and Floresville IQ. 2. BURMET OLLQ ON 52-7. . . The Burnet Bulldogs on home ground with a light rain shower, decisively beat the Panthers from Pflugerville. Jim Nance was the leading scorer of the night with four touchdowns on runs of 17 yards, 1 yard, 31 yards, and 7 yards, respectfully. He also ran for a two point conversion. Doak Field also tallied six points for the Mean Green with a 74 yard touchdown run. The kick after was made b] Lyndel Shipp. 1) Mark Ozier and Doa d add the final touches” on the tackle. 2) Spirit Ladder '76 - Mr. Helckman bravely climbs, while Bill Allen enjoys the out- come. 3) Randy Amidon and Jim Ellington crash through the run-through sign at Floresville game. 4) All Bulldogs try to get in on the action. PFLUGERVILLE BURNET First Downs 16 9 Rushing Yds. 378 102 Passing Yds. 0 90 Passes 0-0-1 8-20 Punts 4-23.5 7-27.2 Penalties 6-67 5-29 Fumbles Lost 2 2 Burnet 12 7 8 6 - 33 Pflugerville 0 0 0 7 - 7 109 V Larry Gutzler - Sr. Terry Collins - Sr. Bobby Porter - Sr. J. D. Hayes - Sr. End Halfback Halfback Guard BULLDOGC LOSE- TO LEANDG ISO The Burnet Bulldogs suffered their first shutout of the year by the Lions from Leander. The first half of the game was a defensive battle and neither team scored. The second half was a different story, as the Lions took over and defeated the fighting Bulldogs. BURNET LEANDER First Downs 10 17 Rushing Yds. 170 269 Passing Yds. 35 51 Passes 2-3-0 2-4-1 Punts 5-27 3-34.7 Penalties 4-50 8-90 Fumbles Lost 1 1 Burnet 0 0 0 0-0 Leander 0 0 7 6-13 1) Captains Randy Amidon, Jim Nance, and Bill Pell stand on the sidelines waiting for the toss of the coin to start the game. 2) Onlooking Bulldogs stand ready to go into the game. Dan Althaus - Sr. Guard Joe Trevino - Sr. Tackle Tom Allen - Sr. End Jim Ellington - Jr. Guard no First Downs BURNET 18 TIGERS 12 Rushing Yds. 264 201 Passing Yds. 138 0 Passes 6-9-0 0-7-2 Fumbles Lost 1 6 Punts 5-24 3-38.7 Penalties 4-26.5 5-43 Dogs Rip Ttgm 430 The Burnet Bulldogs were not to be kept down by a loss and proved this by traveling to Dripping Springs and shutting out the Tigers on their Homecoming night. Scores were made by a great variety of Bulldogs. Doak Field scored on a 16 yard run, Jim Nance on a 3 yard run, Mark (Jzier on a 22 yard run, Tercy Collins on a 1 yard run, and David Click passed to Tom Allen for a 12 yard score. Two points by kicks were added during the night by Ronnie Moses and Doak Field ran for a two point conversion. LOVE THOSE BULLDOCS BuMgsBfast B0anCfr 26-0 2. 1) The sign that tells it like it is. 2) Doak_ReEd forges ahead for more yardage. 3) Keith Shelley moves in for The Burnet Bulldogs Homecoming went off as successfully as ever with the high point being the Bulldogs' win over Blanco. Jim Nance scored three touchdowns of the night with runs of 18 yards, 1 yard and 1 yard, respectfully. Ronnie Moses made two out of four of his attempts for points after. Another touchdown came from a Carey Clinton to Greg Collins pass for 26 yards. 3. First Downs BLANCO 16 BURNET 9 Rushing Yds. 250 77 Passing Yds. 76 56 Passes 4-9-0 5-18-4 Punts 5-39.8 6-38.3 Fumbles Lost 3 0 Penalties 7-45 3-25 Burnet 7 0 6 13 - 26 Blanco 0 0 0 0 - 0 in Keith Shelley - Jr. Quarterback All-Dist. Def. Doak Field - Jr. Fullback All-Dist. Off and Def Phillip Russell - Jr. Guard Ronnie Moses - Jr. Tackle DOGC COIZRAL MUOflNGC The Burnet Bulldogs took the first step to District and also won the County Crown” by beating the Marble Falls Mustangs at Bulldog Field. Both scores of the Bulldogs were made on 2 yard runs by Jim Nance and the points after were added by Ronnie Moses. First Downs BURNET 18 M. F. 7 Rushing Yds. 216 137 Passing Yds. 36 0 Passes 3-7-1 0-11-2 Punts 5-26.6 4-41.2 Fumbles Lost 3 2 Penalties 1-5 4-40 Burnet 7 7 0 0- Marble Falls 0 7 o 0 1 Highlandettes express their feelings after a District win. Tim McGilrray - Soph. Lyndel Shipp - Jr. Scott Richardson - Jr. Brian McPherson - Jr. End Tackle End End All-Dist. Def. 112 BumetFaM bu The Burnet Bulldogs put up a tough fight against the Brady Bull- dogs, but could not pull it out. One of Burnet's scores came when a Brady punt was blocked and Burnet recovered in the end zone, but the point after failed. The other score was made in the last minute of the game by a pass from Carey Clinton to Greg Collins for 3 yards, but the two point conversion attempt failed. Let's Be 1! Bulldog sign proclaims ihe object of District. BURNET BRADY First Downs 5 15 Rushing Yds. 28 214 Passing Yds. 74 46 Passes 6-13-0 1-4-0 Fumbles Lost 0 2 Punts 7-25 2-39.8 Penalties 1-2 8-90 Burnet 6 0 0 6 - 12 Brady 0 13 0 0 - 13 The Pile Up! BURNET SAN SABA First Downs 16 12 Rushing Yds. 288 142 Passing Yds. 0 54 Passes 0-2-1 5-16-1 Punts 1-37 4-37 Fumbles Lost 1 3 Penalties 2-20 5-45 Burnet 14 13 0 0- 27 San Saba 0 0 o 0 1 o Dogs Whip VMoS 27-0 The Burnet Bulldogs dominated the San Saba Armadillos at Bulldog Field and beat them 27-0. Jim Nance scored three touchdowns with runs of 5 yards, 17 yards, and 65 yards. Doak Field scored on a 1 yard run and Rohfffe oses added three points during the night with his kicks after T.D.’s. Jim Nance keeps on truck- in. THE Man. Jeff Roden - Soph. Roy Flinn - Soph. Charles Lynch - Soph. Albert Hernandez - Jr. Center Guard Tackle Halfback DOGQ LOSS JO UANO The Burnet Bulldogs after a hard fought season lost the District title to the Llano Yellowjackets by a score of 0-7. The Bulldogs fought on almost even terms with the Jackets except for a first quarter lapse when the Jackets obtained their only score. Llano played the Cameron Yoemen in Bi-District and lost. 1. 1) The Highlandettes doing their thing.' 2) A Bulldog Blum of action! Jim Nance turns the corner to make his way downfield. Uxxudge tS: BURNET LLANO First Downs 9 13 Rushing Yds. 137 163 Passing Yds. 17 39 Passes 1-8-2 4-12-1 Punts 3-37 4-38 Fumbles Lost 2 0 Penalties 5-34 8-70 Burnet 0 0 0 0 - 0 Llano 7 0 0 0 - 7 Ricky Steve Travis Tommy Mike Hall Fomby Brautigam Franklin Longwell 114 j. it. cuui fash tahb (Ju bdab trtks 115 0U1N£ Equine? SWEEtty an Breitsc S, [hlee,n Mq1 1) Did someone say food? 2) If Jill says yell, ya'll yell, now, ye hear? 3) Hubba hubba - look at that lineup. 4) Bye Bye Mr. Heickman 5) We jawed 'em alright 6) Highlandettes get In the Mood 7) Hee Haw in Burnet? 8) Bill Allen whip creams Mr. Heickman on Spirit Ladder 9) Silence before the storm 10) Precision! BULLDOG BOOaaWLL ATHLETE’S PRAYER Dear Lord, in the battle that goes on through life, I ask a field that is fair; A chance that is equal to all the strife. And courage to strive and to dare. And if I should win, let it be by the code. With my faith and my honor held high. And if I should lose, let me stand by the road, And cheer as the winner goes by. k) 1975-76 i r -it BuMdogs Obtahv Ba ketbcM VARSITY SCORES Burnet --38 Leander-------------- -42 Burnet —49 Georgetown ------------72 Burnet ---26 Hays.............-.......49 Burnet —26 Copperas Cove .. ....--65 Burnet—43 Coleman----------------37 Burnet —35 Marble Falls-----------36 Burnet —45 Leander----------------56 Burnet —60 George West------------37 Burnet —59 Lampasas---------------48 Burnet —36 Georgetown-------------49 Burnet —37 Georgetown-------------57 Burnet —53 Lampasas---------------35 Burnet—61 Taylor-----------------66 Burnet —41 Bastrop----------------58 Burnet —30 Brenham----------------49 Burnet—64 Brady------------------52 Burnet —37 Copperas Cove----------42 Burnet—55 Llano------------------48 Burnet —50 San Saba---------------34 Burnet —51 Marble Falls-----------41 Burnet—44 Brady------------------36 Burnet —42 Copperas Cove----------46 Burnet ---53 Llano------------------47 Burnet —53 San Saba---------------31 Burnet —53 Marble Falls-----------55 Burnet ---47 Troy-------------------46 Burnet—40 Hutto------------------53 xBurnet—37 Cameron--............. 61 Denotes District x Denotes Bi-District The boys basketball team started off slow, but ended with a full head of steam. Looking at their season record, 12-15, you might think that it was ’’just one of those years, ' but then you have to consider their District record, 7-1, which is where it really counts. The Bulldogs also won third place in their own tournament against tough competition. For Bi-District, the Bulldogs traveled to Killeen where they met the giants” from Cameron. Our men looked small up against the Yoemen, but they gave them a run for their money. 1) Are they District champs107 (L-R) Greg Collins, Mike York. Charles Zinser, Billy Whyburn, Doak Field, David Houy, Jim Nance, and Roy Lucksinger. 2) Bulldogs hustle after ball at Llano. 3) David Houy goes up for two at Bi-District game. 4) Jay Fry pon ders over what to do, while Greg Collins looks on. David Houy - Sr. Captain; 6'0 I I Charles Zinser - Sr. 6'1 I I t Doak Field goes up for jump ball at U no. Greg Collins - Sr. Jim Nance - Sr. Roy Lucksinger - Sr. Captain; 511 5'9 61 Action against Copperas Cove. DISTRICT CHAMPIONS BACK ROW (L-R): Greg Collins, Doak Field. Jay Fry. Dirk Field. Charles Zinser, Coach G. M. Kemper FRONT ROW (L-Rj- Billy Whyburn, David Houy, Mike York, Jim Nance. David Tucker, Roy Lucksinger. 121 David Tucker - Jr. 5'8 Mike York - Soph. 5'5 Jay Fry - Jr. All-District; 6'2 Doak Field - Jr. All-District, 6'2 Billy Whyburn - Jr. 6'0 1) Coach Kemper calls the strategy of the game. 2) Jay Fry jumps while Billy Whyburn, Greg Collins, and Doak Field wait for the outcome. 3) Greg Collins looks disheartened as the referee calls a foul on him at the Bi-District game. 4) Charles Zinser, David Houy, Mike York, and Roy Lucksinger wait for the chance to warm up. 5) Charles Zinser goes up for two. 6) Roy Lucksinger takes a jump shot against Copperas Cove. 7) Jay Fry goes up for two points at the Bi-District game. 122 PieslunetvDistrictChcmps —CeasowR wul IBS BACK ROW (L-R): Coach John Burgess, Bob Shipley, Joe Holloway, Alan Davenpon, Dean Crow, Jeff Collins FRONT ROW (L-R): Barry Smith, Raymond Heine, Ronald Foster, Donald Foster, Jerry Jackson J. V. District ChcttnpS — QpmowRmcmI 74-9 123 BACK ROW (L-R): Keith Shelley, Randy Walker, Steve Davenport, Russell Clendenen, Coach Bob Veach FRONT ROW (L-R): Bill Allen, Morris Kemper, Steven Palmour, Phillip Russell, Roy Flinn ohamd eak, i VARSITY SCORES Burnet-------35 Burnet-------59 Burnet-------53 Burnet-------56 Burnet-------62 Burnet-------70 Burnet-------55 Burnet-------25 Burnet-------62 Burnet-------58 Burnet-------69 Burnet-------78 Burnet-------42 Burnet-------54 Burnet-------48 Burnet-------37 Burnet-------50 Burnet-------56 Burnet-------65 Burnet-------34 Burnet------82 Burnet------67 Burnet------68 15 Burnet-----72 Burnet------78 Burnet-------49 Burnet------55 Burnet-------43 Burnet-------51 x Burnet------61 + Burnet-----47 District, x Bi-Dist, A Fredericksburg-----------53 Leander------------------38 Copperas Cove------------41 Hays---------------------60 Killeen------------------44 Poteet-------------------25 Llano--------------------50 Pflugerville-------------40 Fredericksburg-----------40 Leander------------------21 Hutto--------------------37 Junction-----------------24 Pflugerville-------------38 Fredericksburg-----------40 Fredericksburg-----------43 Killeen------------------36 Lexington----------------33 Manor--------------------44 Hutto--------------------48 Copperas Cove------------25 San Saba-----------------22 Marble Falls-------------33 Llano--------------------55 San Saba-----------------32 Marble Falls-------------28 Hays---------------------63 Llano--------------------49 Pflugerville-------------56 Troy---------------------30 Manor--------------------41 Bellville----------------82 , + Regionals i % The Burnet Girls Basketball team had a very successful season for the second year in a row. The girls brought home a trophy from every tour- nament they entered. They won first place in both the Llano and Leander tournaments and won third place in the Pflugerville tournament. The offense did an excellent job all year by scoring an aver- age of 56 points per game. The defense did just as well by only allowing the opponents to score an average of 41 points per game. The girls District record was 6-0, while their season record was 25- 6. The only games they lost were to Fredericks- burg, Hays, Pflugerville, and then the Regional game in which they lost to Bellville. Bellville later went on to become second in State. The parents and fans supported the girls enthusiastic- ally all season long and the spirit was always high. For the Seniors the season was too short, while for the others it was a fantastic ’'building block” for the next year. GLENDA BAKER, or better known as Bake, was not just a manager, but the sour’ of all the teams. Bake Issued uniforms, wrapped ankles, bandaged knees, kept books and charts, ran the Video-tape machine, refereed scrimmages, and even kept Coach in line. In other words, Bake did EVERYTHING that ever needed to be done. She was FAN- TASTIC and the teams loved her for it. ' m Managers who also did a fantastic job all year long were Tami Leech, Tammy Schlomach. and Lynn Why bum. Kim Kemper - Sr. Forward; 5'8 All-District All Cen-Tex Nancy Lucksinger - Sr. Guard; 5'5 11 Cindy Schlomach - Jr. Guard; 5'2 All-Dist. Hon Mention Dee Dee Hisler - Jr,, Guard; 5'10 1 All-District Mary Eudy - Sr. Forward; 6'0 All-District All Cen-Tex Lulisa Petrick - Sr. Forward; 5'4 All-District Elise Hisler - Sr. Guard; 5'10 A11-District All-Cen-Tex 4. 1) Kim Kemper goes up for two points at the Bi-Dis- tiict game against Manor. 2) The van” that took the girls to Regionals for two years. 3) Mary Eudy goes up for two points against a Llano defender. 4) THE picture . . . (L-R) UP LEFT SIDE. DOWN RIGHT: Karen Foust, Julie Shipley, Debbie Heck- man, Camilla Butler, Elise Hisler, LuLisa Petrick, Kim Kemper, Nancy Lucksinger, Mary Eudy, Dee Dee Hisler, Cathy O'Donnell, Ellen Montgomery, Flea Schlomach CENTER: Glenda Baker, manager 3. 125 1. 4. 1) Rose Birdsong stops the play while Nancy Luck- singer looks on during Regionals. 2) The Highlan- dettes support the girls at the Regional game. 3) Flea Schlomach is caught by surprise during a warm-up. 4) The varsity girls are wailing to play their last District game against Llano. 5) Karen Foust waits for the jump ball, while Elise Hisler waits patiently on the other end. .v-A WO w V CM VY Kathy O'Donnell - Jr. Guard; 5'7 126 5. FRESHMEN 75-76 (L-R): Lisa Hopkins, Lisa Thompson, Sharon Downing, Carla Goodwin, Leigh O'Donnell, Deann Maddox, Jan( � H ns, Lajean vLewis, Cathy McPherson, Chandra Langston. v—jr' — piesltlnpjv DiStdct IB — Season Record - ,v ) Kathy O'Donnell tries to block the shot of a forward. 2) Jill Corsi and Carla Good- win go up for a rebound, while Julie Shipley blocks it. 3) Tonja Nyquist has a jump ball, while Ellen Montgomery, Jill Corsi, and Julie Shipley wait for the results. J. V. Dcshtct Chcwips — Season Reewul 1S-S JUNIOR VARSITY 75-76 (L-R): Kathy O'Donnell, Sherry Beavers, Rachel Currington, Leslie Petkovsky, Jill Corsi, Julie Shipley, Karen Foust, Tonja Nyquist, Pam Frady. Aline Ischy, Ellen Montgomery_____________________________________ VanityTux stms Give-110percent VARSITY: BACK (L-R): Coach Paul Mosley, Dean Crow, Alan Davenport. Dirft Field. Don Walker FRONT (L-R): Steve Fomby, Birdo Richards, Louis Hernandez, Keith Shelley, Eddie Hinds WEIGHT MEN: STANDING: Dirk Field. Alan REGIONAL QUALIFIERS: (L-R): Eddie Hinds, Keith The Varsity boys track only placed fourth in District, but everyone of them gave a hun- dred and ten per cent. There were two Regional qualifiers from the Bulldog squad who traveled to the Regional track meet in Brenham. Keith Shel- ley, Junior, went in the 330 intermediate hurdles. Eddie Hinds, Junior, also went to Regionals in the 880 yard dash. The men that ran track this year should be congratu- lated for their tough determi- nation and ability! Davenport Shelley KNEELING: Steve Fomby, Don Walker SPRINTERS: STANDING: Don Walker MILE RELAY: (L-R): Eddie Hinds, Dean Crow, Don Walker. K.-ith Shelley KNEELING: Louis Hernandez BROAD JUMP: STANDING: Dean Crow KNEELING: Keith Shelley HIGH JUMP: STANDING: Dirk Field KNEELING: Dean Crow, Keith Shelley HURDLERS: STANDING: Alan Davenport KNEELING: Steve Fomby, Keith Shelley SPRINT RELAY: (L-R): Louis Hernandez. Don Walker. Eddie Hinds. DISTANCE: STANDING: Eddie Hinds, Dean Crow Dean Crow KNEELING: Birdo Richards J.V. Ttcuckst ts ofr '76 JUNIOR VARSITY: BACK (L-R): Coach David Kleinhans, Malcom Wilkes. Charles Lynch 129 FRONT (L-R): Raymond Heine, Ronald Foster, Donald Foster, Paul Haynes The track girls of Burnet High made it through another fantastic year. They were third in District for the year and sent eight girls to the Regional track meet in Brenham. Cindy Schlomach, Junior, wiped out her events and wentjo Rayinnals in ihe. inn-yard dash. 60- yard dash, and in the broad jump. Jan Collins, Fresh- man, made her debut in the 100-yard dash at Region- al. Sammie Logan, Senior, went to Regionals for the third year in a row. This year Sammie went in the field event of discus. The mile-relay qualified for Region- als, which contained Mary Eudy - Senior, Julie Shipjey - Junior, Sherry Petkovsky - Junior, and arla Good win, - Freshman. Rose Birdsong, Junior, was theaTternate for the relay. SPRINTERS: BACK (L-R): Susie Owens, Sharon-Dawning. Jean Long- well, Jan Collins FRONT (L-R): Deann Maddox, Cindy Schlomach, Cathy McPherson LONG DISTANCE: BACK (L-R): Carla Goodwin. Julie Shipley, Mary Eudy, Rose Birdsong KNEELING: Sherry Petkovsky, Leslie Petkovsky REGIONAL QUALIFIERS: BACK (L-R): Julie Shipley, Carla Goodwin, Mary Eudy, Sherry Petkovsky FRONT (L-R): Cindy Schlomach, Sammie Logan, Jan Collins. Rose Bird- song DISCUS AND SHOT: (L-R): Peggy Blend, Lajean Lewis, Sammie HURDLERS: KNEELING: Lajean Lewis Logan. Marsha Mullollan. Lisa Thompson STANDING: Gail Crabtree 880 YARD RELAY: (L-R): Rose Birdsong, Gail Crabtree, Susie Owens Ellen Montgomery MILE RELAY: (L-R): Julie Shipley, Carla Goodwin, Sherry Petkovsky Mary Eudy — FIELD EVENTS: BACK (L-R): Carla Goodwin, Ellen Montgomery, Dee Dee Hisler, Cathy O’Donnell, KNEELING (L-R): Pam Frady, Lajean Lewis. Cindy Schlomach, RQge_ Birdsoni SITTING: Lisa Hopkins SPRINT RELAY: (L-R): Cathy McPherson. Cindy Schlo mach, Pam Frady, Jan Collins 1. 1) The track girls at a dual meet in Marble Falls. 2) Sammie Logan practicing the shot put. 3) Man- ager, Glenda Baker, takes a break from her many duties. 131 VCMSitylhwlS T Uw Tennis Coach John Burges VARSITY team members are Kim Kemper, Debbie Heckman, Dana Heckman, Susan Breit- schopf, Allison Brown, Brenda Foss, David Houy, Clif Smith, Morris Kemper. David Tucker. Jim Wofford, and Larry Gutzler REGIONAL QUALIFIERS: (Left to right): Dana Heckman and David Houy Junior V iSity Vfoiscty GIRLS J.V.: (Left to right): Sandra Williams, Cindy Bostic, Janet Foreman, Johnnie Schreiber BOTTOM: Lisa Dilbeck, Sherry Beavers, and Sharon Brown STATE QUALIFIERS: (Left to right): Debbie Heckman and Kim Kemper BOYS J.V.: TOP (1-r): Charles Newton, Jim Wofford, David Tucker, Kevin Smith. Donald Glover, Robert Fox BOTTOM: Greg Ashabranner, Guerin Heckman, Larry Gutzler, Ban Burton 1) Kim hopes that what goes up, MUST come down! 2) Debbie, Kim and Dana - the three stooges?! 133 BACK (L-R): Coach Robert Veach, Greg Collin , Lyndell Shipp, Doal iek), Charles Zinser, Jerry Hopkins, Louis Rogers, Kelly Slayton MIDDLE (L-R): Barry Smith, Steve DavenporKllilly Whyburn, cffi finfon, Arthur Felan, Roy Flinn FRONT (L-R): Scott Richardson, Jim Felan,(CaiLSmith, Mike York, Robert Hernandez 1976 BURNET BULLDOGS VS. Marble Falls----------------------------------won Leander-------------------------------------loss Blanco----------------------------------------won Lampasas------------------------------------loss Pflugerville----------------------------------won Lampasas--------------------------------------won Georgetown-------------------------------------loss + Taylor-----------------------------------------loss + Pflugerville--------------------------------- won Leander---------------------------------------won Westlake------------------------------------loss Marble Fails-----------------------------------won Leander----------------------------------------won Westlake---------------------------------------won Marble Falls-----------------------------------won Leander----------------------------------------won Westlake----------------------------------- loss Westlake---------------------------------------won Elgin-----------------------------------------loss x Elgin-----------------------------------------loss x SEASON RECORD 12-8 - Zone; x - District + - tournaments The Bulldog Baseball team had another swinging” sea- son this year. Instead of being in a district, the Dogs were placed in a zone in which they played Marble Falls and Westlake. The Dogs won the zone and went on to play the Elgin Wildcats for District. There were to be two-out-of- thiee games between the teams to decide who was to go on to Bi-District. The first game the Bulldogs hosted and they were decisively beaten by the Wildcats, 7-4. The next game, the Bulldogs traveled to Elgin where they were nar- rowly beaten 4-3. Thus the District title went to Elgin. The Bulldog Baseballers put up a fantastic showing and should be well congratulated for a fine season. AT- AWAY-TO-GO! Named to the ALL-DISTRICT WEST ZONE were Pitcher - Arthur Felan; Catcher - Kelly Slay- ton; Infielders - Mike York and Doak Field; Outfielder - Greg Collins. — Kelly Slayton makes his way around third to come across the plate for another run for the Dogs. Out to- tko BcMfmk. . C 1) Waiting for their time at bat are (L-R) Dflak...fi , Lyndel Shipp, Carey Clinton, and Robert Hernandez. 2) A TaitHurhelper at the gate of every ball game is Mr. Palmer. 3) The team comes out to congrat- ulate Greg Collins on his home run. 4) Louis Rogers doing his thing on the pitcher’s mound. 5) During a scrimmage with Marble Falls, Carey Clinton yawns, while Roy Flinn and Barry Smith hang on the fence. QtaifyflA CluZtoipUtoS TOP ROW (1-r): Jim Ellington, Lisa Hisler, Alex Tarlton, David Thompson, and Bill Hyde BOTTOM ROW (1-r): Barbie Houy, Carla Casteel, Sheri Borders, Kristi Prentice, and Bill Rob- ertson '76 The 1975-76 Bulldog swim team swam to another STATE AA swim title. The Bulldogs also placed highly in swim meets ail over the state, com- peting with A AAA and AAA schools. The 1976 Regional qualifiers are: The boys Medley Relay (Bill Robert- son, Alex Tarlton, Bill Hyde, and David Thompson), Lisa Hisler (50 Freestyle), Sheri Borders (100 Frees- tyle) and Alex Tarlton (100 Breast- stroke). Bill Robertson placed 4th in the 200 I.M. and 2nd in the back- stroke . 2 3 SWIM CAPTAINS: Alex Tarlton and Sheri Borders BOY’S RELAY TEAM: (Left to right): Alex Tarlton. David Thompson. Bill Hyde, and Bill Robertson Bill Robertson: Went to state in the backstroke and placed 8th with a time of 57:9. 137 1) Setting up for the prom. 2) Monte Carlo magnificence. 3) They better not cheat me out of this one. 4) Now Doaks, the punch is not spiked that much. 5) King David and Queen Kathy accept their royal crown. 6) Oh Mack, go ahead and say it. 7) Shake it baby, shake it. 8) Look at Princess Camilla get after the prince. 9) A pair of jokers. 138 139 TOM ALLEN: Key Club, Football, Basketball, F. H. A. Beau, Senior Favorite DAN ALTHAUS: Football, Track DONNA ANDRUS: Band, Highlandettes - Drill Leader, F.H.A., Explorers Club GLENDA BAKER: Student Council - Fresh. Rep. - Pres. sr. yr., Annual Staff - Ad Mgr. fresh., soph., sr. yr., O.E.A. - Pres. jr. yr., Basket- ball and Track Mgr. , Freshman Favorite, Senior Favorite KATHY BIRD: F.H.A., National Honor Society, Highlandettes - V.P. soph yr. - Pres. jr. and sr. yr. , Annual Staff - Editor sr. yr. , Student Council - P. sr. yr., jr. Class Treas., Prom Queen sr. yr. RES A BLANCHARD: Explorer's Club, F.F.A., High- landettes PEGGY BLEND: Stagefright, F.H.A. , Explorer's Club, Tennis, Track SHERI BORDERS: Band - Dist. and Reg. Band sr. yr. - First-Division Solo, Swim Team - Capt. sr. yr. RHONDA BRANNON: D.E.C.A. - Historian, F.H.A. SUSAN BREITSCHOPF: Band - Dist. and Reg. Band jr. and sr. yrs., F.H.A., National Honor Soci- ety - Treas. sr. yr., Tennis, Who’s Who Among High School Students, Who’s Who Among Music Students, Band Sweetheart - sr. yr. CARCY CLINTON: Key Club, Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes, Student Council - fresh. Rep., National Honor Society, Burnet Volunteer Fire Dept., Boys’ State, Explorer’s Club, Spanish Club, Football - All-Dist. and All-West Texas - sr. yr., Basketball, Baseball, Swimming - Reg. Qualifier, Senior Class Pres. GREG COLLINS: Key Club, Spanish Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Explorer’s Club, Football - All Dist. sr. yr. , Basketball - Capt. sr. yr., Track, Baseball, Best-A 11-Around sr. yr., Highlandette Beau TERRY COLLINS: Football SHERRY DESPAIN: Band - Sec. sr. yr., F.H.A. - V.P. sr. yr., D.E.C.A. - V.P. sr. yr., Annual Staff, Basketball MARY EUDY: F.H.A. - Reporter sr. yr. , Student Council - Treas. sr. yr.. Annual Staff, Basket- ball - All Dist. and All Reg., Track - Reg. Qualifier - 440 and Mile Relay HELEN FOSTER: Band, Drama, Spanish Club, O.E.A. , U.I.L. Prose Interpretation - First Place, U.I.L. Solo Acting - First Place CHERYL BOX GLASPY: Highlandettes, F.H.A. , Annual Staff, D.E.C.A. - Reporter SHARON GOODWIN: Band - Rep. jr. yr., F.H.A. - Sec. jr. yr. - Pres. sr. yr., National Honor Society, O.E.A., Spanish Club, Explorer’s Club, Who’s Who Among High School Students LARRY GUTZLER: Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Key Club, Football, Tennis, Who’s Who Among High School Students RUBY NELL HARRIS: Stagefright, National Honor Society - Sec. sr. yr., O.E.A. - Parliamenta- rian sr. yr., Highlandettes - V.P. jr. yr., Choir, Student Council - Rep., Explorer’s Club, Who’s Who Among High School Students, Betty Crocker Award, Most Likely to Succeed DANA HECKMAN: Highlandettes, F.H.A., Explor- er’s Club, Tennis HARRY HEICKMAN: Key Club, Explorer’s Club, Football - All-Dist. sr. yr., Basketball, Swim- ming, Tennis LISA HISLER: Highlandettes, Stagefright, Student Council - Sec. sr. yr., Basketball - All-Dist. jr. and sr. yrs. - Super-Cen-Tex sr. yr., Swim- ming, Barney Bulldog sr. yr. , Homecoming Duchess - sr. yr., Most Spirited - sr. yr. CINDY HOLLAND: F.H.A., D.E.C.A. - Historian sr. yr., D.E.C.A. Sweetheart - jr. yr. JERRY HOPKINS: Key Club, F.F.A. , Explorer’s Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Foot- ball, Baseball DAVID HOUY: National Honor Society - Pres. sr. yr.. Key Club - Sec. sr. yr., Student Council Rep., F.F.A. Tennis - State Champion jr. yr., Basketball - Capt. sr .yr., Prom King - sr. yr., Ready Writing - First-Place Dist. jr. and sr. yrs. KIM KEMPER: Band, National Honor Society, Bas- ketball - All-Dist. soph., jr., sr. yrs. - All- Centex jr. and sr. yrs. - Most Valuable Offen- sive Player sr. yr., Tennis - Dist. Winner jr. yr., Track, Jr. Class Treas., Best-All-Around - jr. yr., Who’s Who Among Music Students, Who’s Who Among High School Students RUSTY KING: Band - Band Council J. D. HAYES: F.F.A., Football SAMMIE LOGAN: Choir - All-Reg. jr. yr. - All- State sr. yr. , National Honor Society, Explorer’s Club, Buchanan Dam Volunteer Fire Dept., Track - Dist. soph., jr., sr., yrs., Who's Who Among High School Students, Who's Who Among Music Students Sr. Class, Homecoming Duchess - sr. yr., Miss B.H.S. RICHARD PRESCOTT: PE Honor Award, Intramural Basketball MIKE LONG WELL: F.F. A., Football Mgr. NANCY LUCKSINGER: Highlandettes - cheerleader soph, jr., sr. yrs. - Head sr. yr., National Honor Society, Annual Staff - Sports Editor sr. yr. , Explorer’s Club, Spanish Club, Student Council - Rep. jr. and sr. yrs., Basketball, Track, Fresh. Class Sec.-Treas., Homecoming Duchess - jr. yr.. Homecoming Queen - sr. yr., Sophomore Favorite, Who’s Who Among High School Students ROY LUCKSINGER: National Honor Society, Basket- ball, Fresh. Class Pres., Jr. Class Pres. THERESA MALLETT: F.F.A., 4-H - Dist. Dress Review - Second Place 3 yrs. - First Place - 1 yr. - Dist. Winner in Food Show 3 yrs. - Council Delegate 2 yrs. - V.P. 1 yr., Track, Tennis, District Prose Reading - jr. yr., Who's Who Among High School Students RODNEY MASON: Key Club, Explorer's Club, Who’s Who Among High School Students BRUCE MAXWELL: O.E. A Mgr. Football and Track KATHLEEN MOHAN: Highlandettes, Explorer's Club, Annual Staff - Personalities Editor sr. yr., Swimming, Football Sweetheart - sr. yr., Har- vest Festival Queen - sr. yr. JIM NANCE: D.E.C.A., F.F.A., Football - Capt. sr. yr. - All-Dist. - All-Cen-Tex - All-West Texas sr yr., Basketball, Mr. B.H.S. rV 1 SUSIE OWENS: Band - Twirier jr. and sr. yrs., Stu- dent Council - Sr. Rep., Annual Staff, Track, Swimming, Band Sweetheart - jr. yT., Most Beautiful - sr. yr. MARK OZIER: National Honor Society, Student Council - Rep. jr. and sr. yrs., Key Club, Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes, Spanish Club, Football - All-Dist. sr. yr., Track, Soph. Class Pres., Junior Favorite, Most Friendly - sr. yr. BETTY RICHARDS: F.H.A., National Honor Society - V.P. sr. yr., Band - Drum Major jr. yr., Stu- dent Council - Fresh Rep., Dist. and Reg. Band jr. and sr. yrs., Who’s Who Among High School Students, Who’s Who Among Music Students LOUIS ROGERS: F.F.A., D.E.C.A., Baseball RANDY ROWNEY: Band, Choir - All-Region 1975, National Honor Society, Stagefright, Football Mgr., Who's Who Among High School Students, Who's Who Among Music Students, National Merit Scholarship - Commended Student, Most Likely to Succeed DINA SCOTT: Chess Club, O.E.A. - Third in area contest, D.E.C.A. - Sec.-Treas. sr. yr. - Rotary Club exceptional D.E. student JEFF SHARP: N.J.R.O.T.C. Rifle Team LYNN SHIPP: F.H.A., Band, Choir RACHEL SIMMS: Choir, Pep Squad, Third Place in U.I.L. Poetry Interpretation CLIF SMITH: Student Council - fresh. - soph. - jr. - sr. Rep., National Honor Society, Explorer’s Club, Tennis, Who’s Who Among High School Students DIANE SPENCER: F.H.A., H.E.C.E., Swim Team SHERRY TEAGUE: F.H.A., Annual Staff - Assistant Editor sr. yr., Highlandettes - Cheerleader jr. and sr. yrs., National Honor Society, Explorer's Club, Sec.-Treas. of Sr. Class, Junior Favorite, Homecoming Duchess - sr. yr. ROBERT TERRELL: Annual Staff DON WALKER: Key Club, Football - First Team All Conference and All North Iowa - Third Team All-State, Track CAROL WHITFIELD: Band - Class I in Solo and Ensemble Contest LULISA PETRJCK: Highlandettes - Drill Leader soph, and jr. yrs. - Cheerleader sr. yr., F.H.A., D.E.C.A., O.E.A., Basketball - Dist. jr. and sr. yrs.. Track - Reg. Qualifier - 220, V.P. of KITTY WILLIAMS: F.H.A. - Treas. soph. yr. and jr. yr. - Sec. sr. yr., Highlandettes - Drill Leader jr. yr. - Head Drill Leader sr. yr., Ten- nis, Burnet Fair Queen, Sec. of Jr. Class 141 v'rJ L ° r U% V Graduation is an end, But also a beginning - The start of all the dreams That every graduate is spinning. Graduation is sighs and laughter Mingled liberally with tears, And memories of the moments shared With classmates through the years. Graduation marks the end Of one phase of work and fun, Like a milestone in the path where new adventures are begun. Davis nrvx) y-pZ «YT A T ‘ o- ck v -vP rY rvryV r Uz fcpfO 142 5v v ?tx vo x XiXp; ' - VA--TJYvr V Cy. rc -v d ixaTO 'r'rv' 00 esu-gy oT| yV) 'vTtT !) A -px ■ ' yoVy . pD O T o 0 VystAaO'°1_ Something of Ourselves Remains Wherever We Have Been And Then We Celebrated . . . QpVub ofa