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FALL FRESHMEN BAND HIGH LA NDETTES CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL ORGANIZATIONS HA R VEST FESTI VA L 3 8 10 14 16 18 32 46 1977 BULLDOG VOLUME 20 WINTER SOPHOMORES BASKETBALL CORONATION JUNIORS BURNET HIGH SCHOOL BURNET TEXAS 78611 Each season serves a purpose in the cycle of life. Just as the world goes through its cycle of seasons to give promises of continuing life in nature, so we change in our years here at B.H.S. to give the promise of continuing growth, con- tinuing hope for mankind. Fall brings in the excited but somewhat frightened Fresh- men, who flit around the halls much as the wind blows the fallen leaves. They are new faces to add color to the school. Winter casts its cold blanket over the Sophomores. No longer new and frightened, they have not yet found a secure place here at B.H.S. They are dormant, waiting to step forward, and claim a place in the sun. It is during Winter that the Juniors come into their own as vibrant, energetic and responsible sources of school activity. They must plan and produce the Harvest Festival, the basketball conces- sion, and the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Much work is expended as the juniors come ever closer to the wonderful Senior year. Spring, of course, is the time of new life and new growth. The Seniors have come full cycle in that they have matured into responsible young people with their eyes on the future. The years of growth in B.H.S. have served them well as they move confidently out to a different world where they will begin yet another cycle. The Seniors are our bouquet of varied and beautiful flowers for the world! 3 WHO’S IN CHARGE? Superintendent - Robert Wilkin Staff - B. Fawcett, M. Williams, and M. Grant BOARD MEMBERS Gene Taylor, President Beauford Rowney, Vice-Pres. Johnny DeSpain, Secretary Clyde Keele E. B. Price Loy Scruggs Joy Taylor School Board and listeners discuss school taxes. PEOPLE WITH A PURPOSE Education is truly everybody’s business and it is wonderful to see how local problems in education can be solved when all work together. I hope the 1976-77 school year was good to our students. They are entitled to the best. Our aim is toward an educational program which will give every student the opportunity for maximum development. I pledge my efforts and the efforts of our faculty to help all of you in this purpose. My hope is that in the future as we all look back on this fine annual every student will be able to say that he accepted the challenge of the time and was rewarded in just proportion to the effort he expended to reach his goals. £. C. Vandeventer, Principal Mr. Gamble Counselor Mrs. Burkett - Counselor Mrs. Scruggs - Secretary FACULTY 77 OUR TEACHERS • OUR FRIENDS Marie Herbert Chris Houy 6 5 6 The students of Burnet High School would like to thank the faculty for a productive enjoyable year. We realize and appreciate the extra effort given by our teachers in various school functions. School is much more than the service of an education: It is also a place where we find comfort in friends and pleasure in activities. This envi- ronment could not be created without helpful teachers who give their time to make Burnet High School an excep- tional school. SEITEmtES Jeff Bird LENDING A HELPING HAND 9 10 1. Mr. Johnson, the board is upside down. 2. Mrs. Fry at your service. 3. Let us in on the joke, Mrs. Elzey! 4. Mrs. Rhoden, is that a good book? 5. What?! Mr. Grant in detention? 6. Now Mrs. Callaway there’s got to be an art to being an artist. 7. It’s really quite simple. You just divide the sine by the cosine to get the reciprocal function. 8. Don't look so shocked, Mrs. Johnson. We don’t know what we're doing here either. 9. Smile Mrs. Smith - you're on candid cam- era! 10. Uh Oh, Mr. Petross is watching you. 11. What do I do now, professor Blair? Not pictured James Gamble Minnie Mae Andy Williams Whyburn FACULTY Margaret Smith Robert Veach 7 chss, 0 80 Katrina Alexander Polly Allen Gay Armstrong Cindy Arthur Kenneth Atkison Rul Baily Ed Baker Mike Benedict Tracy Birkleback FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Rosie Salinas, President, Kirk Tatum, Vice President, Sandra Turner, Secretary As Freshmen - we won't deny . . . High School is much more fun than Junior High! We get ridiculed, teased a bit We just keep cool and take the wit. It's been scary, exciting too, But we’re glad to say our first year’s through. Three more years . . . think we'll hate it? Can’t be too bad - The Seniors made it! The students of Burnet High School would like to dedicate these words to a friend we will deeply miss. Bonnie Shannon will always be remembered for her cheerful personality and warm friendliness. NOT PICTURED Stella Ashby Karen Blue Daniel Casey David Casey Jay Crawford Jeanne Davis Zachary James Linda Johns Patsy Johns Rena Kennedy Terry Meyers Florentina Moralos Connie Newman Doug Robinson Donetta Smith Mario Solis Walter Watkins ITS ONLY JUST BEGUN mzcuwzN Cfo ok o Randv Brock Bert Rrnna i loh Edna Brooks Earl Brown Lan Bui______Carl Carpenter Kathy Collins John Copeland BAND MAKES I IN MARCHING TEST W. Diamond, D. Tucker, J. Oden, R. Hud man, B. Bronaugh. B. Burton, C. Goble, K. Ramsey, D. Hyman, T. Moulton, B. Damro, K. Janota, J. Davis. C. Rutledge, M. Young. G. Crabtree, C. Heckman, S. Blair. L. Goble. T. Higgs. M. Kelly, D. Landon, R. Burton, B. Smith, S. Taylor, T. Whitfield, B. Blair, K. Muelhause, S. Williams, V. Keele, B. Burton, J. Daniels, S. Price, J. Simms, M. Gentry, K. Huggins, R. Zinzer, C. Helms, B. Foss. T. Escamilla. B. Johnson, D. Minton, M. Foss, S. Turner, S. Brown. J. Crumpler, S. Felan, L. Chaung, L. Jones, L. Puckett, S. Minton. S. Ulrich, C. Thompson, S. Blacklock, D. Holley, L. Whybum, C. Ellen. TWIRLER: Sheila Ulrich Sr. FEATURE SAXOPHONES: D. Landon, R. Bunon, S. Taylor. T. TWIRLER: Cindy Thompson Sr OFFICERS: S. Ulrich - Secretary, Bret Bunon - Librarian, R. Zinzer - Fr. Representative. M. Kelly - Drum Major, C. Goble - Sr. Representative, D. Tucker - President, G. Crabtree - Jr. Representative. B. Smith - Soph. Rep- DRUM MAJOR: Marcus Kelly Sr. C. Goble. B. Bunon, D. Tucker, M. Gentry v ' v 3 I , I ND THE BE A T GOES ON 1. Boy, Do my jaws hurt! 2. Little Drummer Boys of BHS. 3. Tonja gets caught in the act. 4. Downtown pep rally. 5. BAND SWEETHEART: Cindy Thompson 6. Quit laughing! This is serious! 7. Practice makes perfect 8. I sure do wish Coach Frady would let us play! 7 This year the band was engaged in many interesting activities. We spent many long hours practicing for the U.I.L. Marching Contest in which we received one of two first division ratings. We also sold calendars and listings in an effort to help raise adequate funds toward our trip at the end of the year to Lake Charles, Louisiana to partici- pate in the Contraband Days Festival. David Tucker t ALL TEMPERA TERE CHEER FRESWUEfJ ( 80 Robert Cottrell Amanda Cox Louis Cozby Diane Crain Nathan Dodd Chris Dominque 5 1. Sheila making a spectacle of herself. 2. Nothing like advertising the band. 3. Lori, are you swatting flies? 4. A band member who has got the beat! 5. The Band and Highlandettes and their fearless leader. 6. Nothing like spirit to cheer up the scene and a whole lot of spirit comes from Lajean! Danny Cude o] id Jimmy Daniel Ricky Daniels Darla DeSpain Sherri Davis Keith Dickens 1st DIVISION UIL SOLO AND ENSEMBLE: Top to bottom - David Tucker - Tympani; Guerin Heckman - Cornet Solo: Marsha Foss, Rachel Zinzer, Brenda Foss, Karen Muelhause - Clarinet Quartet: Myra Felan, Cindy Thompson, Sharon Brown, Sheri Blacklock - Flute Quartet. Greg Ekrut Sandra Escamilla 6 PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENES Campbell S from - l. to K: t.atny need, Alice Anglin, violet Heine. Rosa Mildred Clark. Doris Watson. Lee Mandigo. Nancy Althaus, Shirley Warwick, Ruth Insall, L u n c h r o 0 m L a d 1 e s L a W We are really grateful to our people behind the scenes. Our custodi- fj ans and lawn men do a good job of keeping the school clean and in order. We thank our lunch room ladies for preparing our meals, no matter what’s on the menu. We think these people are really great! We appreciate every one of you. e n R. W. Knowlton, Prentice Caraway, and Homer Campbell 13 FR££MUEN Cfo ob O HIGH LA N Front to back - K. Foust, L. O’Donnell, J. Collins, D. Maddox, C. Taylor, C. Collins, S. Goodwin, A. Maddux. B. Alcorn, P. Hays, D. Despain, M. Fleming, T. Leech, C.McPherson, P. Allen, Sponsor - D. Gambell, L. Richter, S. Davis, C. Bosfba, UJWiiing-r A. Brown, J. Longwell, S. Keele, B. Schilling. D. Maddox 1.. Hopkins, C. Field, D. WhiteheadTMTToster, L. Thompson. L. Lewis. Head Drill Leader - Tami Leech: Secretary - Lisa Thompson: V. Pres. - Cindy Bostic: Historian - Jan Collins; Pres. - Susie Moore: Treasure - Lajean Lewis You’ve Come a Long Way Baby really tells it like it is. Several years ago the Highlandettes were a pep Tbquad. About five years ago we began calling ourselves a drill team because we did motions in the stands. We were just beginning to get recognition throughout our district when an HEW ruling set up new standards which looked as if the Highlandettes would be wiped out. NO WAY! ! When thirty determined girls showed up at a school board meeting to have their voice heard it was quite a sight and we won! The school purchased our uniforms and hired a choreographer, Mrs. Gamble, who was great! We really felt lucky to find someone like her on such short notice. For the first time ever, rile Highlandettes performed - dance routines at pep rallies, football and basketball games. We thank the band for their patience and understanding during these times. Jrill Leader - Tami Leech: Karen Foust, Carla Goodwin Downing Lisa Hopkins, Kathy McPherson «fTTOBEn VE COME A LONG WA Y, BABY 1. Practice makes perfect, sometimes. 2. You’re kidding!, I’m so embarrassed. 3. The Miss Highlandette Big Mouth contes tf 4. Hail Frady. 7)Yk 5. Highlandettes performing rain dance. 6. They say old women do most of the gossip?! 7. Knock three times . . . 8. Susie Moore, Bill Robertson, and Tami Leech; seniors and beau. 9. High School venus fly trap. 10. Camera shy, aren't they. t-t. Jill Corsi - Junior The B.H.S. cheerleaders of 1976-77 would like to thank the entire student body, boosters, and faculty for the spirit, pride, and honor you have shown this year. We sponsored several activities to raise the school spirit. Homecoming week included various activities such as class spirit days, penny day, box day, and ribbon day. Other spirit raisers included many skits, yells, and stunts at pep rallies. There are good times to remember during this season and we hope every- one has enjoyed us as your cheerlead- ers. We appreciate everyone's support and the interest shown in our teams. Sherty Petkovsky Leslie Petkovsky - Junior Patty Bridges - Junior Sherry Petkovsky - Senior Head Cheerleader Tonya Washington - Senior CHEERLEADERS SUCCEED IN wujuh ir RAISING SPIRIT 13 1. A salute to the Bulldogs! 2. CHARGE! 3. I think I forgot the Motions. 4. Jill gives Leslie the pre-pep rally plans. 5. Grand finale of a fantastic pep rally. 6. Duh! 7. Hey, right on, right on, right on, intro- duce yourself! 8. Monkey see, monkey do. 9. A familiar sight at a Bulldog pep rally. 10. Are you losing your head, Doots? 11. Get down tonight, Bulldogs! 12. Don't dent it Tonya. 13. Hey, and here is Dee-Dee. 17 1976 BURNET BULLDOGS Front row - L. to R.: Richard Marryou. Mgr.. Kevin Ross, Jim Ellington. Joe Maldonado. Steve Palmour. James Loftis. Phillip Russell. Mike York. Bill Allen, Scott Richardson. Bob Houy. Mgr. Second row - Coach Phil Barnett, Malcolm Wilkes, Bob Shipley, Keith Shelley, Jeff Roden, Dean Crow, Russell Clendennen, Brian McPherson, Steve Davenport, Coach David Kleinhans. Third row - Coach Robert Veach, Coach Paul Mosely, Billy Whyburn, Alan Davenport, Doak Field, Timmy McGilvray, Lyndel Shipp, David Poe, Randy Walker, Ronnie Moses, Head Coach Ray Frady. VA RSITY SCORES BURNET BURNET BURNET BURNET BURNET BURNET BURNET BURNET BURNET BURNET J. V. SCORES LAMPASAS DELVALLE PFLUGERV BASTROP SONORA LLANO MARBLE FALLS SAN SABA LEANDER BRADY BURNET 8 LAMPASAS 0 BURNET 8 DELVALLE 0 BURNET 2 PFLUGERVILLE 12 BURNET 16 BASTROP 20 BURNET 12 MARBLE FALLS 18 BURNET 7 MARBLE FALLS 0 BURNET 20 LEANDER 0 BURNET 20 LLANO 14 BURNET 34 BRADY 14 yl FRESHMAN SCORES BURNET 7 LAMPASAS 0 BURNET 0 DELVALLE 0 BURNET 21 PFLUGERVILLE 18 BURNET 6 BASTROP 2 BURNET 14 MARBLE FALLS 20 BURNET 0 MARBLE FALLS 12 BURNET 6 LEANDER 8 BURNET 14 LLANO 20 BURNET 12 BRADY 0 BURNET 0 SAN SABA 8 19 5 E A S 0 N P R E V 1 E 11' S 20 7 1. A line of hungry men wait to be served at the Booster Club BAr-B-Q. 2. Bulldogs get fired up at the game. 3. Keith Shelley covers a Georgetown receiver. 4. The tedious strain of pregame preparation? 5. Dean Crow looks for a place to go. 6. Burnet and Georgetown scrimmage at the start of the football season. 7. What are we doing here? 8. Varsity watches as the J. V. scrimmage. 9. Bill Allen - How sweet it is! Bill Allen - Sr. Steve Davenport - Sr. Guard Tackle Honorable Mention Def. , All-West Tex. 2nd Team All-State. Hon. Men. All American Jim Ellington - Sr. Guard Doak Field - Sr.. FB - Captain - All Dist. Off. and BULLDOGS DOWN BADGERS 7-6 Phillip Russell - Sr. Keith Shelley - Sr. Lyndel Shipp - Sr. Billy Whybum - Sr. Guard Captain - Quarterback Captain - Tackle, All Dist. Off. and End Honorable Mention All-Dist. Def. Def., All Center, All American BURNET BEATS DELVALLE, 7-0 3 PANTHERS UPSET DOGS 14-7 1. Ronnie Moses gets the extra point off. 2. Phillip Russell prepares to attack. 3. Did you get a kick out of that. Bob? 4. Keith Shelley throws another completion. 5. TOUCHDOWN! 6. Mike York gains yardage behind the blocking of Scott Richardson. DOGS TIE BEA RS 14-14 BURNET EDGES SONORA 7-6 1. David Poe gets ready to lower the boom on a Sonora Bronco. 2. What seems to be the prob- lem? 3. Coach Kleinhans - The man with the plan. 4. Sideline view. 5. The Highlandettes back the Bulldogs all the way. 5 Russell Clendennen - Jr. Quarterback Tim McGilvray - Jr. End Steve Palmour - Jr. Honorable Mention Guard Jeff Roden - Jr. Center Honorable Mention 1. The many moods of Tonya Washington. 2. Homecoming Band - Cold springs played contemporary country music. 3. Bret Burton, Mark Kelley, Richard Hudman and Charles Gable Rock around the clock. 4. Football captains announce Susie Moore as their Sweet- heart. 5. David Tucker announces Cindy Thompson Band Sweet- heart. 6. Radiant Royalty! 7. Tami Leech and Brenda Hoover anticipate the band. 8. Cathy O'Donnell congratu- lates Camilla Butler. 9. Austin Minton and Dennis Kincheloe - two cool dudes. 10. Tommy McGilvray - a real root in toot in cowboy. 11. Mrs. Scruggs is presented a mum from the student body. 12. Terry McCoy and Karen Shilling at Homecoming dance. A large majority of students actively participated in Home- coming week. The cheerlead- ers sponsored Penny, Ribbon, and Box Day. Freshmen dressed as Hobos on their day. Sopho- mores were costumed as famous people on their day. Juniors made BHS resemble the Old West on their day. Seniors sponsored the traditional Fifties day. Everyone got fired up for the game at the bonfire that night. Friday at halftime Cam- illa Butler was crowned Home- coming Queen. It was a great week! H o M E C 0 M 1 N G H O S T S H A P P Y D A Y S 25 LIVIN’ IT UP. . . 1. Band performs for student body. 2. Looky at my booky! 3. Clyde looks doubtful as Marcus shows him Alex’s muscle. 4. Sitting must be contagious. 5. As usual. Clay is in a daze. 6. It’s just a tone too high says maestro Fry. 7. Sandy and Kim enjoy a good giggle. 8. Is it true blondes have more fun? 5 7 26 AND FEELIN’ Kevin Ross - Ir. Guard Randy Walker - Jr. End Malcom Wilkes - Jr. Tackle All-Dist. Def. Mike York - Jr. Halfback All-Disi. Def. LLANO BURNET First Downs 15 7 Rushing Yds 215 8 Passing Yds 194 58 Passes 6-8 2-14 Punts 2-44 5-28 Fumbles lost 2 3 Penalties 4-65 1-15 Llano 3 12 13 0 28 Burnet 0 0 0 0 0 DOGS LOSE TO LLANO 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. DOGS LASSO MUSTANGS Brian McPherson goes up for a high pass. Doak Field covers two receivers. Who's got the ball? Bulldogs take the field. It's up for grabs. 28 BURNET MARBLE FALLS First Downs 19 10 Rushing Yds 204 147 Passing Yds 44 8 Passes 3-5-0 2-6-1 Punts 2-30 4-36 Fumbles lost 3 0 Penalties 2-30 Burnet 7 6 0 0 13 Marble Falls 7 0 0 0 7 5 BULLDOGS SHUTOUT SA N SA BA 38-0 BURNET SAN SABA First Downs 23 4 Rushing Yds 315 21 Passing Yds 40 36 Passes 2-8-0 7-14-1 Punts 2-20 5-34 Fumbles Lost 3 4 Penalties 9-105 1-5 Burnet 12 8 8 7 35 San Saba 0 0 0 0 0 BURNET DO WNED B Y LEA NDER Dean Crow - Soph. Halfback Alan Davenport - Soph. James Loftis - Soph John Maldonado - Soph. Honorable Mention End Guard Tackle 1. Bulldog Spirit Bus. 2. 1 got that one with my eyes closed Mom! 3. A crowd gathers at the downtown pep rally. 4. Football has weird side effects. BURNET LEANDER First Downs 15 15 Rushing Yds. 105 178 Passing Yds 40 106 Passes 6-18-1 7-8-1 Punts 3-76 5-176 Fumbles Lost 2 1 Penalties 1-15 4-27 Burnet 0 0 6 0 6 Leander 13 15 0 0 28 1. Hey Ray, did you steal my bananas? 2. I think we need a snow plow! 3. Through rain, hail, sleet, or snow, nothing can stop David Poe. 4. It looks like snow. 5. Sideline shivers. 6. The Burnet Faithful. 7. OOH, this snow tickles my nose. 30 w-o From row: Cart Smith, MTttikMte. Butch Bridges, Donald Foster, Robert Hernandez, Alan Snider, Tod Ray. Second row: Coach Bob Veach, Raymond Heine. Louis Hernandez. Kevin Smith, Ronnie Rodriguez, Jeff Collins, Barry Smith, Tommy McGilvray, Freddy Hester. Jack Butler. Third row: Kenneth Williams, James Poe, Donald Mallett, Michael Marzean, Buzz Scruggs, Paul Haines. 1. Look Coach, I'm not bionic. 2. Teammates congratulate each other. 3. Poised for action! 4. Headquarters. FRESH MA N FOOT BA LL Front row: Brad Warden, Mike Benedict, Shon Lovelace, Mike Smith, Ruben Bernal. Danny Williams, Stacy Samford, Dewain Everett. Second row: Billy Wall, Stephen Scruggs, David Clendennen, Louis Cozby, Kenneth Atkinson, Nathan Dodd, Jimmy Bibles, Lony Underwood, Randy Brock. Third row: Coach Phil Barnett, Hugh Woodard, Wendell Everett, Kirk Tatum, Barry Collins, Don Fawcett, Marty Riley, Lynn Thorp, Sam Owens. 31 dtiteofr o Cindy Helms Sherlyn Hibbitts Ray Hill Lisa Hinton Bobby Holland Danna Hoover Randy Hopkins Dianna Hopper Bob Houy Lee Ischy Tina Johnson LeAnn Jones Stacey Keele Theresa Kelly James Kesinger Debbie Knight 5 T U D E N T M. Wilks, T. Leech, A. Davenport, C. Bostic, A. Tarlton, C. Smith, B. Smith, B. Bro- naugh, J. Collins, B. Robertson, M. Riley, M. Felan, T. Washington, L. LewiSj_K. Foust, P. Frady, S. Petkovsky, Sponsors: Martha Riley, Carolyn Johnson, and David Kleinhans. Treasurer, Pam Frady President, Bill Robertson Vice Presi- dent, Tami Leech Secre- tary, Sherry Blacklock Communication is an important factor in any relationship. Through representation and various means of other outreaches your student council has attempted to promote good relations between the students and faculty. Our ultimate aim for this year and years to come is to initiate a better place for BHS stu- dents to fulfill their years of edu- cation. Another goal has been to further carry on the tradition of SPIRIT PRIDE AND HONOR. Bill Robertson Allison Brown, Gail Crabtree, Marsha Foss, Sheila Ulrich, Kathey Maldonado, Julie Green- lees, Cindy Thompson, Camilla Butler, David Tucker. Terry McCoy, Arthur Felan, Jay Fry, Steve Davenport, Donald Glover, Billy Blair, John Sims, Eddie Hinds SPONSORS: Mrs. Fry and Mrs. Burkett OFFICERS President - Camilla Butler, Vice President - David Tucker, Secretary - Kathey Maldonado, Treasurer - Sheila Ulrich NHS EXPRESSES TRAITS OF LEADERSHIP, CHARACTER, SERVICE, AND SCHOLARSHIP 3 4 The National Honor Society is an organization which gives recognition to outstanding students. All members are Juniors or Seniors with a scholas- tic average of 90 or above. They must also show qualities of leadership, have given service to their school, and exhibit highest character. The emblem is the keystone and torch. The flower is the yellow rose. We help with the one-act play and take several trips to Austin to see plays or museums. Camilla Butler 1. Jay sure is studying hard!! 2. My weekend was great Julie, How was yours? 3. Is that a love letter Arthur? 4. Primping to make a good impression? 5. They call him Debonair Steve. 6. What's on your mind, Allison? 33 Ck s 4S0 Danny Landon Sandy Lee Karen Lewis Shon Lovelace Debbie Maddox Neil Martin Gail Maxwell Wesley Maxwell Kirk Moore Norma Mosee LuCinda McDaniel Nancy McGilvray Jimmy McGuire Robert Nesbitt A N N V A L S T A F F Back row - L-R: Mrs. Elzey - Sponsor, Mark Holland, Bill Robertson, Kevin Ross, Albert Hernandez, David Massengale, Dennis Kincheloe, Jeff Bird, Bun Bronaugh, Kendra Tork- elson, Mrs. Callaway - Sponsor. Mrs. Smith - Sponsor. Front row - L-R: Amy Maddux, Maxine Foster. Pam Frady, Pat Caballero. Robert Lucksinger, Tami Leech. Jim Felan. Melissa Fawcett, Sharon Maxwell. Cindy Bostic. Cathy O'Donfiell, Susie Moore, Gay McGinty, Julie Greenlees, Tonja Nyquist. Had you entered the annual room the first week we started working on the year- book. it would have sounded like this: What's a layout? This looks hard. When's our first deadline? I can t find the camera. What does overbum mean? HELP! Gradually our inexperienced staff got the hang of things and we were on our way. We started off scared, subdued, but eager to learn, and advanced to excite- ment and confidence. We all felt it would be a great yearbook. We discussed sugges- tions, carried out plans, and spent many hours after school. We hope the yearbook will be enjoyed by the entire student body. Tami Leech, Editor 1. Jim takes time out for a lunch break. 2. You don't say! 3. Skid row bums. 4. Pat Caballero - Alias Kung Fu Kid. 5. AAAYYY! 6. Tami and Melissa leaving another exciting school day. 7. Annual staff members only eat at the finest restaurants. 8. Caught in the act. 9. Jim shaving in the dark room. 10. Techni Cropper. 11. If Mom could only see me now! 12. Well, Tonja, let me tell you how it is. 13. I use Close-Up. 14. Smile! You’re on Candid Camera. 7 EXECUTIVE STAFF: Top - L-R: Pam Frady, Organizations Editor: Tonja Nyquist, Personalities Editor; Cathy O'Donnell, Spons Editor; Jim Felan, Roben Lucksinger, Photographers. Second row - L-R: Susie Moore, Class Editor; Bill Robenson, Photographer; Gay McGinty, Business Manager; Maxine Foster, Activities Editor. Front row - L-R: Cindy Bostic, Assistant Editor; Tami Leech, Editor. doteolfSO UK .•—- ■ § 1ili 1 tM A 1I r l MB V TP Connie Nichols Ca h ine Nored Clyde Nunn Jeff Oden Lucirfa Ontiveios Sam Owens K E Y C L U B P R O D U C E S F E L L 0 W S H 1 P A M O N G M E N Another exciting day for Clay. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Standing - L-R: B. Robertson, J. Fry, B. Why- bum, C. Alverson. Setting - L-R: L. Shipp, (Vice-Pres.), K. Shelley (Pres.), S. Davenport ( Sec.-Treas.). Standing - L-R: Back row - J. Butler, J. Bird, T. McGilvary, R. Clendennen, A. Daven- port, D. Field, J. Collins. Middle row - T. McGilvary, M. York, J. Felan, A. Minton, S. Palmour, Sponsor - F. Barnett, D. Tucker, A. Felan, E. Hinds, R. Ansden. Setting - B. Robertson, J. Fry, L. Shipp, K. Shelley, S. Davenport, B. Whyburn, C. Alverson. Standing - Sue Cox, Melinda Barton, Marianne Ebeling, Sponsor: B. Elzey, Gay McGinty, Cindy Bostic, Susie Moore, Donna Everette, Katherine Calhoun, Rebecca Allen, Terry Calhoun, Judy Barrow, Danette Wood, Donna Millsap, Teri Escamilla. Sitting - Paula Rickaby. OEA BUILDING THE SKILLS OF AMERICA OEA prepares students for various office occupations. The club sponsors selling the spirit chain, candles, and carnations as money-making projects, so that members can attend area state, and national conferences. OEA is a fine organization with many good students. Teri Escamilla 1. If only I knew how to work the thing! 2. Deck the halls with chains of spirit. 3. Ring around the collar. 4. Just married. 5. Has anybody seen my contact? HECE Gets Experience in the Business World and R. Haines M. Shelburn - A O Pharmacy B. Johnson - Holley’s Nursery D. Minton - Seidensticker's N. Althaus - School Snack Bar D. Hayes - School Snack Bar The Home Economics Cooperative Education class gives students the opportunity to work in areas related to Homemaking. These students work a minimum of 15 hours a week. The program is designed to give on-the-job training and provide valuable work experience which can be developed into a worthwhile career. CHOIR WINS SWEEPSTAKES D. Crow, S. Davenport. J. Fry, A. Davenport, T. Higgs, M. Gentry. R. Hudman, L. Dilbeck, D. Glover. D. Leslie, C. Rush, L. Whyburn, K. Funderburk, O. Trivino STATE QUALIFIERS: Mike Gentry. Donald Glo ver • 1st DIVISION WINNERS: Regional Mike Gentry, Donald Glover. Jay Fry. Ronnie Hud- 1 man, Cindy Rush, Steve Davenport, Lisa Dilbeck._____________________________________ REGIONAL CHOIR: Alan Davenport, Jay Fry. Steve Daven port, Mike Gentry, Lisa Dilbeck, Donald Glover The choir has had a very successful year. Many members of the choir participated in the U.I.L. Solo and Ensemble Contest and received a first division rating. The choir’s greatest achievement was earning the coveted Sweepstakes trophy. To receive this trophy, the choir received a first division rating in concert and sight-reading contests. The choir is grateful to their director. Miss Hays, for all the work she does. - Donald Glover - 39 Cfiass ofrso Martin Riley Glenn Ringstaff Julie Robison Patti Robles Kim Ross John Rote James Schillings Michael Schreiber Brenda Shell Carrie Shelly F H A T O W A R D Back row - L-R: C. Ratliff, J. Schreiber, J. Collins, C. Goodwin, K. Fields, M. Graves, S. Cox, M. Fawcett, P. Bridges, L. O'Donnell, B. Schillings, R. Birdsong, V. Blacklock, D. Holley, S. Mcllhaney. 4th row - 1-K: m. Cox, C. Shelley, A. Whith- ers, K. Allen, R. Willis, Ki ’Allen, K. Shellnutt, K. McPherson, L. Hopkins, J. Schlo- mach, M. Shelbum, D. Maddox, T. Washington, D. Millsap. 3rd row - L-R: K. Funder- burk, L. Ontiveros, M. Dam row. R. Pabst. B. Montgomery, B. Johnson. D. Woods. K. Lewis, D. Hays. 2nd row - L-R: C. Helms, C. Huggins, M. Foss, L. Bli, S. Sharp, S. Keele, C. Maxwell, D. McDaniels, D. Thorp, G. Armstrong. Front row - L-R: J. Shipley, B. Hoover, L. Lewis. (BEAU) K. Shelley, K. Maldonado, C. Thompson, C. Schlomach, T. Escamilla, (Sponsors) - Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Whybum. The FHA’s main objective is to help individuals improve personal, family, and commu- nity living. The colors of the organization are red and white. The motto is Toward New Horizon's and the flower is the red rose. This year we took fruit to the Nursing Homes, had an Easter Egg Hunt for the Child Development Center, and had a Mother-Daughter Supper. I believe FHA is a worthwhile organization and a growing one. Kathey Maldonado N E W H 0 R 1 Z o N S Back row L-R: (Song Leader) - Brenda Hoover, (Secretary) - La jean Lewis, (Treasurer) - Cindy-SchlorrTach, (Reporter) - Julie Shipley. Front row - L-R: (Vice-President) - Cindy Thompson, (President) Kathey Maldonado, (Historian ) - Teri Escamilla. Below - FHA Beau Keith Shelley FHA SPONSORS: Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Barton, Mrs Back row - L-R: Mr. Houy, B. Scruggs, T. Bostic, J. Lastly, M. Smith, G. Reid, C. Ringstaff, D. Roberts, M. Wilkes. J. Roden, Mr. Grant. 4th row - L-R: J. Poe, A. Kilburn, M. Holland, S. LeGault, C. Dickens, T. Ray, R. Hernandez, F. Lamberton, D. Moses, S. Haynes. K. Ramsey, T. Floyd. 3rd row - L-R: H. Calhoun, S. Heinz. D. Tippie, D. Brizendine. C. Alverson. R. Sanders. t._Calhnnn. R. Everett, T. Baker, R. Bonnet. Front row - L-R: R. Flinn, T. Vaughn. J. Hullum, C. Orman. iheaTxT harpff DaKJurnrTN. Shelley, A. Warden, R. Walker, M. Patterson, B. Allen. ------------—' Back row - L-R: Mr. Houy, W. Mulhollan, T. McGilvrary, S. Palmour, R. Clendennen. T. Cowan. L. Thorp, D. Everett, C. Rutledge, L. Warwick, P. Westbrook, T. Brizendine, Mr. Grant. 4th row. L-R: P. Buckner, D. Cude, M. Neely, R. Daniels, T. Lyons. T. Hill. F. Woods, K. Tatum, B. Warden, J. Bibles. 3rd row - L-R: M. Nesbit, J. Diamond, R. Cotrell, G. Smith. C. Newton, K. Lentz, D. Clenden- nen, G. Ringstaff, D. Williams. N. Dodd, W. Everett. 2nd row, L-R: R. Hopkins, B. Hibbits, B. Bronaugh, T. Vaughn, C. Warden, B. Wall, G. Ekrut, J. Rote, N. Martin, E. Brown. Front row - L-R: R. Marriott, J. Johnson, D. Hoover, S. Hibbits, M. Riley, K. Atkinson, L. Underwood, P. Brizendine, S. Scruggs, R. Bernal. FFA S WEET EXTrf S rrrrr Several members of the Burnet FFA Chapter are practicing for this year's judging contests. We have two livestock judging teams, a meats judging team, and a dairy judging team. The coaches are Rodger Gram and Chris Houy. The recipient of the annual Burnet FFA Chapter Award has been selected and he will receive his pla- que soon. Terry McCoy FFA OFFICERS: (Sentinel) T. Vaughn, (Treas.) C. Orman, (Sec.) J. Hullum, (Reporter) A. Warden, (Vice Pres.) K. Shel- ley, (Pres.) T. McCoy. F F A L E A R N I N G B Y D 0 1 N G 41 FR££K UEN Cfiass of SO w Kin r h Vivian Smith Sylvia Solis Matt Soloman Kim Stark Kirk Tatum Cheryl Taylor Shari Taylor Kathrina Terrell Debbie Thorp Lvnn Thoi Oratia Trevino n I1 P? Sand Turner bony D. Petty, S. Robles, A, Minton, S. Williams, B. Jenkins, S. LeGault, D. Tam, R. San- S ders, C. Orman, R. Bird, B. Bridges, S. Ebeling, C. Dickens, T. Baker, P. Herrera, S. DeLeon. M. Sexton, G. Reed, J. Calhoun, M. Casna, C. Goble. R. Troxell, D. Fox, Mr. Hughes. K. Fowler, R. Shannon, P. Hayes, T. Smith, C. McCubbin, E. Butler, J. Gibbs, B. Holland, P. Bridges, D. Massengale, S. Everett, M. McCoy, C. Whitehead, L. War- THE SPANISH Treas. Kathy O'Donnell, Pres. Pam Frady, Vice Pies. Phil lip Russell, Sec. Marsha Mulhollan, Sponsor Mr. Williams. L. Thompson, E. Hinds, D. Tant, B. Smith, D. Tucker, L. Shipp, B. Shipley, B. Why- bum, D. Fields, B. Blair, D. Hisler, D. Glover, R. Troxell, M. Young, C. Butler, K. O'Donnell, K. Williams, J. Bird, J. Wofford. Maddox . K. Thompson, D. Milliorn, P. Russell, A. Felan, C. Thompson. T. Leech_____A. Brown, L. Petkovsky, J. Schrieber, J. Felan, B. Houy, J. Shipley, J. Maldonado, B. Robertson, P. Frady, S. Ulrich, G. McGinty, T. Washington, L. Petkovsky, B. Hicks, M. Mulhollan, C. Maldonado, A. Minton. The Spanish Club The Spanish Club has been reorganized this year, the first time in several years. It was organized for any student who has had at least one year of Spanish. We sponsored a Christmas dance during the holidays and helped during Clean-Up week around Burnet. This Spring we went to Fiesta in San Antonio. We had a great year! Pam Frady 1. Of course that stupid look on their faces means they don’t understand. 2. It looks like baseball isn’t the only thing Cart’s got his hands into. 3. Who is this mean hombre? The good, bad, or the ugly? 4. Pam is always smiling. 5. Passing the baton should be saved for the track. 43 da ofr o Gloria Vasquez Topper Vaughn Billy Wall Brad Warden Chuck Warden Charles Wans Patsy Westbrook Loren White Donna Whitehead Daniel Williams Sharon Wise Tonya Withers Leslye Woelfel Francis Wood Hugh Woodard Rachel Zinzer B U R N E T H I G H M A Y I H E L P Y O U ? KOOLAIDS ATHLETIC AIDS: Julie Shipley. Cindy Scholmach, Debbie Heckman, Cathy O'Donnell, Pam Frady, Vickie Blacklock, Dee-Dee Hisler. JR. HIGH AIDS: Tammy Schlomach, Aline Ischy, Mike York, Brenda Hicks, Paula Ric- kaby, Bill Hyde, Rebecca Haines, Donald Mallet, Rachel Curringion, Tonya Washing- ton. Katherine Calhoun, Lisa Dilbeck, Peggy Hayes, Amy Maddux, Linda Howell, Brenda Johnson, Brenda Alcorn. BAND AIDS: Marcus Kelley, John Simms, Bret Burton, Mike Gentry, Cindy Thompson, Sheila Ulrich. OFFICE AIDS: Jim Wofford, Camilla Butler, David Poe, Rose Ann Birdsong, Brian McPherson, Melinda Barton, Kathy Maldonado, Tina Speikermann, Marsha Mulhol- lan, Tommy McGilvray, Marianne Ebling, Sherry Petkovsky. LIBRARY AIDS: Lana Carpenter, Crystal Eliot, Meg Shelburn, Teri Escamilla, Brenda Hoover, Dennis Kincheloe, Mike Gentry, Dewayne Tam. 1. We are Bulldogs, happy as can be . . . 2. Flea Has ticks. 3. ‘'Yes, ladies, that’s how I got to the top. ” 4. That's not the point. 5. How sweet - Mrs. Scruggs types Dennis to sleep as Jeff lends a helping hand. 6. Assemblies a me up. 45 HA R VEST FESTI VA L JULIE SHIPLEY STEVE EBELING — — QUEEN KING ------- BHS — ATITS BEST HQYEnnER 4 1. Pucker up Linda! 2. BHS in 1999 3. Richard Marryott at coke break 4. Bill Allen jumps for joy 5. Clay Bostic - enjoying the com- forts of school(ha ha) 6. Brett Barnett admiring his heroes. 7. Juniors are ALWAYS anxious to learn their lessons!!! 8. What a gentleman! 9. What's wrong Alex, Didn't you approve of the pep rally? Greg Ashabranner Helen Bingel SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Dirk P iyl, President, Lisa Thompson, Secretary, Sharon , wnin$ vXreasurer, Butch Bridges, Vice President GOWO UORES Kay Allen Kim Allen Butch Bridges Sharon Brown Kathy Bird Todd Bostic fl A Robin Burton Edie Butler H r • Jack Butler Henry Calhoun A i 'r' A Mary Calhoun Terry Calhoun P n Lana Carpenter We re the Sophs and stuck in the middle. We're not big yet but we're not still little. As Fish, we were in doubt But now we know what it's ail about! NOT PICTURED Chandra Langston Marvin Moreau Patricia Morrow Eric Reagan Kelly Reed Ray Smith Christopher Storch We’re not upperclassmen, but that’s not bad, Our attempts are fun cause it makes'em mad. We've got it together - we’re doing fine. Watch out for the class of seventy-nine! SOPHS • SILLY, BUT SATISFIED 1. Sleep walking at BHS 2. How Mg IS it, Snider? 3. Don't fight over her, she'll go out with both of you. 4. The future principal of BHS. 5. Cheating again, LaJean? t T ©WtT 6. Jean Longwell's cupcakes. SOPWO UORES Cfess 479 VARSITY BASKETBALL BULLDOGS END SEASON WITH EXCELLENT RECORD 19-7 Collins Dean Crow R. Currington B. Damrow Front row - L to R: Billy Whyburn, Keith Shelley, Mike York, Russell Clenden- nen, Steve Davenport. Back row: Ben Bronaugh, Alan Davenport, Dirk Field, Jay Fry, Doak Field, Coach Bob Veach. Alan Davenport Woodie Diamond_____ Crystal Ellett Randy Everett BURNET OPPONENT 51 Pflugerville 45 71 Georgetown 57 49 Copperas Cove 46 70 Bandera 61 55 Marble Falls 52 60 Lampasas 61 75 Lampasas 47 37 San Saba 30 57 Marble Falls 45 47 Pflugerville 39 50 Blanco 54 39 Del Valle 73 49 Smithville 57 50 Elgin 44 70 L.B.J. 75 51 Copperas Cove 50 50 Leander 54 84 Brady 59 80 Llano 38 45 Marble Falls 50 67 San Saba 45 65 Leander 60 54 Brady 51 57 Marble Falls 47 57 San Saba 47 2 Llano 0 Denotes District Games 1. Jay goes up for two. 2. Doak puts one in. 3. Mmm, not bad! Steve Davenport - Sr. 6' Doak Field - Sr. 6 3 Jay Fry - Sr. 6'4 Keith Shelley - Sr. 5'10 Billy Whyburn - Sr. 6'2 • Doak Field - All Dist.. All Tournament - Marble Falls. Burnet, Taylor. Most Valuable Player Billy Whyburn - Hon. Men. Mike York - All Tournament - Burnet Dirk Field - All Dist., All Tournament - Burnet COPRO UOREC C$MS 0 79 Karen Fowler Kenneth Franklin Tommy Franklin Janet Frizzell Bert Furr Andrew Garcia John Gibbs John Goble Carla Goodwin Paul Haines Sarah Haynes Guerin Heckman VARSITY GIRLS Camilla Butler - Sr. Forward: 5'8 Front row - L to R: Karen Foust, Camilla Butler, Tonja Nyquist, Dee-Dee Hisler, Cathy O’Donnell, Cindy Schlomach. Back row - Lynn Whybum, Mgr., Vickie Blacklock. Mgr.. La jean Lewis. Sharon Maxwell, Carla Goodwin. Coach Martha Riley, Lis hom oB?mie Shipley, Aline Ischy, Rose Ann Birdsong, Tammy SchloniachT gr. •Dee-Dee (DOOTS) Hisler All Dist.. Super Centex 1st Team, Super Centex Defensive Player of the Year, All American Cindy (FLEA) Schlomach All Dist. Karen Foust All Dist., All American, Super Centex Hon. Ment. Tonja Nyquist All Dist. Cathy O'Donnell - Sr. Guard; 5'8 Cindy Schlomach - Sr. Julie Shipley - Sr. Karen Foust - Jr. Guard; 5'2 Guard; 5'7 Forward; 5'6 WIN DISTRICT BURNET 37 33 40 Aline Ischy - Jr Guard: 5'6 1. Hey! What's going on down there? 2. Tonya hooks it for two. Sharon Maxwell - Jr Forward; 5'7 3. Siamese Twins? 4. Camilla to the rescue! Tonja Nyquist - Jr Forward: 5'8 Carla Goodwin - Soph Guard: 5'7 La jean Lewis - Soph Forward: 5'2 Lisa Thompson - Soph Forward; 5'7 J- v-DISTRICT cha mps Raymond Heine Louis Hernandez R. Hernandez T. Hernandez Freddie Hester Steven Hinds John Hines ri To HoTToway Back row - L to R: Bob Shipley, Randy Walker, Joe Holloway, Dean Crow, Jeff Collins, Coach John Burges. Front row - Ronald Foster, Steve Palmour, Barry Smith, Donald Foster. SEASON RECORD 16-8 WIltElt J. V. GIRLS BA SKETBA LL 1. Lisa goes up for two. 2. Lajean and 3B5«ftrxet ready to rebound. 3. Carla demonstrates her special ball-han- dling technique. 4. Lajean leaves her guard wondering what happened as she drives around her. Leslie Petkovsky, Becky Cockrell, SEA SON RECORD 13-9 L to R - Carla Goodwin, Lisa Thompson, Deal Lajea wis. Leigh Ann (JTDonneirN an Collins iron DownU COWO UOREC Cfo ob 79 Gloria Kincheloe Jill Kladstrup F. Lam be non T. Lambenon F R E S H M John Lastly Sam LeGault Kenny Lent2 LaJean Lewis Preston Lewis James Lofus Me my fcCoy Cathy McCubbin Betty McGuire Shelia Mcllhaney n WB VI k-J E T B A L L ]. McNamara K. McPherson Back row - L to R: Coach Phil Barnett, Randy Brock. Many Riley, Lynn Thorp, Steve Scruggs. Reuban Bernal. Front row: Bob Houy, Dewain Everett, Brad Warden, Lony Underwood, Stacey Samford, David Clendennen. DISTRICT CO MPS SEA SON RECORD 9-6 DISTRICT CO-CHA MPS SEASON RECORD 5-2 L to R - Diane Murchison. Marie Graves, Norma Mosee, Catherine Nored, Kathy Collins, Darla Des- pain, Molly Fleming, Cheryl Taylor, Kim Ross. Debbie Maddox. Kim Shelnut, Nancy McGilvray. C Cl f l‘ 0 Congratulations to Miss Landers, Dorothy Hamil, Helliose, and Jamie Sommers, alias Ms. Harty, for surviving 5th period geometry. - Your 5th period class Carroll and August Hahn and Jason Mr. Frank L. Hall Supporting the Bulldogs - A Bulldog Booster Congratulations Seniors - May your lives be full of happy achievements. - Marie Herbort Compliments of Ray and Helen Frady Bulldogs are Super!! Mr. Lewis Phelps The 77 Bulldog was printed by Taylor Publishing Company, Dal- las, Texas, on 80-pound enamel paper. Press run was 350. Cover was designed by David Massengale. We would like to thank Camp Longhorn, Bumet Bulletin, and The Highlander for their assistance in photography. Mr. Vandeven- ter for all of his help; and the English teachers for their time spent proofreading. We also wish to thank the many, many people whose names were not mentioned for everything they contributed in mak- ing this annual possible. SOPHOMORES )eann Maddox Johnny Maldonado Richard Marryott Michael Marzean Dee Milliom Tony Minton Sherrie Minton Donnie Montgomery Cynthia Morris Tolicia Moulton Karen Muehlhouse Guy Munle Will Mulhollan Michael Neely Charles Newton Mark Odiorne HOW j P 5 Kenny Price Lynn Puckett Kay Ramsey Tod Ray ft A h J A Pam Reagor Kristin Reich Rhonda Rhine Birdo Richards 0 60 e JLl 0 A Chris Ringstaff Duane Roberts Ronnie Robinson Ronald Rodrigue z SWEET IT IS 1. I guess some teachers just can’t stand the strain. 2. Maybe Mark is smarter than we think. 3. Melissa and Marianne gazing among the stars. 4. Bill attacks from the rear. 5. Mrs. Fry using sign language. 6. They are eating. They must be human. 7. Remember, Mr. Curbo - He’s inno- cent until proven guilty. 8. Dirk - The Lone Ranger of Burnet High. 9. Hall life coming and going. 10. Dr. Tucker and Mr. Hyde. 11. Mrs. Johnson. I didn't write that. 12. O.K. Freshmen, here it comes! 13. I’m a lady and 1 11 sit in the chair if I want to. 14. Now I know there's a bug in here somewhere. 15. Dipping helps Brian's concentra- tion. 61 iPam DxaJy iBill cJ otj£.rtum r y o±t Scfi oo [ SfiLxLt V o±t andio n om. son snnis 5Sz±t czrf-rounct U zitfz Sfi£,CCg,y KE. =H. £. dcunitCa. !SutLzr zA [r. 69 zM,OiL.t J2i!z£.[y to SuCC££cl UX Oihn U atfi£.Li A [a[Aonaclo d Z[x. Qofin (2ux(jo Mark Sexton Rachel Shannon FALL HAS FELL, WINTERHAS £OPWOMOR££ Kevin Ross Cindy Rush Blenda Schilling Buzz Scruggs 1. Phillip - Trying 10 catch flies for lunch? 2. Just another day in the students circle. 3. Cindy needs a Flea collar! 4. Concentration wonder why they all left? Do my eyes deceive me? He thinks I don't know my picture is being taken. Kim Thompson WENT, AND SPRING HAS SPRUNG 1. Gee, you are sharp. Cindy! 2. Another normal day for Mike. 3. Just take one, I am in a hurry! 4. Sheer confidence 5. Who hairlipped you, Todd? 6. You shouldn't bring that kind of drinks to class, Tina. 7. Clay is on a diet. Besides the normal meals he only eats two periods a day. 8. Russell to Stephen. He’s got legs! 77 dm ofy 79 A TIME FOR WORK. . . Karen Torkelson Cindy Vasecka Tina Vaughn Lisa Warwick Carol Whitehead Terri Whitfield Lynn Whybum Eva Williams Sandra Williams Kathy Wills Maria Ybarra 3 5 1. Now ya’ll don’t rust your brains! 2. Guerin, is there a draft in that room? 3. Mr. Johnson points out the problem. 4. Kay and Kim double their fun 5. Freddie just loves his pocket calculator! 6. A normal day in dude Hughes class. 7. Is this a good pose? n 7 AND A TIME FOR PLA Y 1. Modem balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet 2. Chuchie, chuchie coo!! 3. Lisa and Carla enjoy library life 4. You must watch out for Pam - she’ll run right over you! 5. No! I beg of you, don’t put me in the deten- tion chamber! !! 6. Bill and Brian - foozing it up! 7. Hey, you didn’t lose something did you? 8. David and Alex exhibit a true test of strength. 9. Who let them out of their cages? 79 Loafing Laughing Torn between two lovers New kid in town Wasted days and wasted The boys are back in town. ShafTe I like dr earn in isco auc JUNIOR date, r 78 Brenda Alcorn Donna Armstrong Ted Baker Breti Bameit David Barziza Christine Bertelson Sheri Blacklock Billy Blair JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Can Smith. President. Melissa Fa tt. Secretary. Leslie Pet- kovsky. Vice President, Roben Lucksinger. Treasurer. crp crp CLD Cindy Bostic Clav Bostic We're the Juniors, you know the story. We get to share in all the glory. We have all the money and sponsor the dances. We have good times when we get the chances. We keep it going and make our lives great. Next year's big moments will just have to wait! We may be restless and make some mistakes, But we know we're trying and that's what it takes! Our conflict with the Seniors will stop. They'll be gone and we’ll be on top! NOT PICTURED Kathy Bills Tim Gatlin Mark Gilbert David Leslie Darrell Brizendine Allison Brown Pat Buckner______Bart Burton 1 1. Try telling this guy school lunches are bad. . 2. Who is that marked man? I -L) 3. One of the pgT ffiB. fo s. ' 4. What poise''! What grace! Look at that girl! 6. Ah-so! Ah-so! 7. A smile like that can only mean one thing - School’s out!! 8. Jean giving Cindy the hairy eye- ball. 9. One of those days, Patty. 10. T mmv, this is my corner! 11. Junkets a good laugh out of stud- ying. JUNfORC C$a ( 78 KEY CLUB VS. FACULTY Pat Caballero Mike Casna R. Clendennen B. Coleman Jill Corsi Terry Cowan Sue Cox Gail Crabtree David Crain Stevan DeLeon Jackie Diamond Clint Dickens Danny Dooley Marianne Ebeling 1. Basket-bound 2. Movin’ on. 3. Mr. Williams speeds down the court. 4. Aw, he fall down, Ka-Boom. 5. Faculty plans strategy. 6. Can in action. 7. Get up off your feet!!! The game was exciting for everyone. It was not taken seriously and resulted in a gym full of laughs. The players were dressed ridiculously. The game resulted in a tie. ONE DAY AT A TIME 4 1. What're we going to do with him? D-Hall's all filled up! 2. I won't tell if ya'll won’t. 3. Doak, where's Tonja? 4. These questions don’t have a thing to do with Biology, but after you read them, you will know a lot about Basketball! j 5. Don’t worry, Phillip. Whiter teeth and fresh breath will get her back. 6. One of the better days at B. H. S. 7. He's over there, I think. 8. I sure hope I don’t get caught with these cheat notes. 9. Let's flip! Heads he’s yours and tails he's mine! 10. You see, even Dennis found out that he wasn't the toughest guy in school. q 11. Just shut-up or leave! g5 JUNIORS cte of 78 SLA VE DA Y Melissa Fawcett Jim Felan Marty Fitch Roy Flinn Terry Floyd Marsha Foss Maxine Foster Karen Foust Donald Fox Donald Glover Julie Greenlees Peggy Hayes Victor Higgins Eugene Hinds 1. Camera caught your eye Robert? 2. I’m not sure that I like this girl-pays bit. 3. Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. 4. Let’s see . . . if I can just get the beat down. I've got it made! 5. Hey, you’re choking me, and quit stepping on my feet! 6. You got the Boogie Fever? 7. Band - BORN YESTERDAY. 8. And the winner is . . . Twirp week was a crazy week when the girls carried the guys’ books, walked them to class, asked them out, and then took them to the dance on Friday. Everyone who participated had a great time. JUNIORS doss o 78 We’ve Got Winners; athy Huggins Jelt Hullum B. W. Lighisey Jean Longwell Robert Lucksinger Timothy Lyons Amy Maddox Don Mallett Sharon Maxwell Kevin McBryde 1 U.I.L. REGIONAL QUALIFIERS: Paul lause - spelling X m Mi rporlv WTitintr xnarrm n ONE ACT PLAY MEMBERS: Jay Fry, Lynn Puckett, sponsor - Mrs. Lei and Mark McClure 1977 HONOR STUDENTS Linda McCubbin Timmy McGilvray To gain a goal is not only an achievement for an individual but also one for his or her fellow students as our High School is being represented by these people. You are winners and we are proud of you! J 8' JUNIORS doss offis VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: G. Ashabranner, D. Glover, J. Wofford, G. Heckman, K. Dickens, D. Tucker, B. Burton, A. Brown, D. Heckman, T. Leech, L. Dilbeck, S. Brown, L. Chuang Robles Jeff Rhoden VARSITY BOYS DOUBLES TEAM: D. Tucker, and J. Wofford, B. Burton, and D. Glover and L. Chuang Johnnie Schreiber Tom Sharp COACH JOHN BURGES VARSITY BOYS SINGLES: K. Dickens and G. Ashabranner REGIONAL QUALIFIER: Debbie Heckman 1. Tennis men ... on your mark, gel set, GO!!! 2. Lisa gets in shape for the big match. JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: R. Phelps. M. Rhine. K. Moore, E. Brown, M. Schrieber. C. Langston, R. Burton, L. Hopkins, D. Crain, and T. Bolin VARSITY GIRLS SINGLES: A. Brown and D. Heckman Love. . . volley. . . slice. . . overhead . . . lob. . . smash . . . topspin. . . deuce. . . poach . . . ace. . . add in. . . match point. . . KEEP ON VARSITY: Standing - L-R: Bob Shipley, Malcolm Wilkes, Alan Davenport, Dirk Field, Eddie Hinds, Dean Crow. Kneeling - L-R: Coach Kleinhans, Kenneth Williams, Donald Foster, Louis Hernandez, Raymond Heine. 880 dash - 2:05.8 TRA CKIN’ TRJC TfUCl TRACK 0 TR AC ?rack '-CW JR. VARSITY: Standing - L-R: Shon Lovelace, Barry Smith, Freddie Hester, Randy Brock, Lynn Thorp, Don Fawcett, Dana Hoover. Kneeling - L-R: Hugh Woodard, Paul Haines, David Clenden- nen, Lony Underwood, Stacy Samford, Coach Kleinhans. 1. Dean Crow - The missing link that was never missed. 2. Poor Bob - Sports just cracks him 3. Dirk gets another medal One more for the road! 4. Look, I won again. Mom! 5. Contrary to popular belief, you see Bulldogs can fly. 6. Just another Bulldog striving for perfection. 7. Raymond - Making hurdles look easy. 8. Show them what the Fish can do, Lony. 9. If it wasn't for the mat, this would be no fun at all. (ACWWOSTERC] Top: Nancy McGilvray, Carla Goodwin, Leigh O'Donnell, Dee-Dee Hisler, Tonja Nyquist, Sharon Maxwell. Karen Foust, Coach Martha Riley. Middle: Julie Shipley, Cathy O’Donnell, Gail Crabtiee, Becky Cockrell, Marsha Mul- hollan, Jean Longwell, Lynn Whyburn, Mgr. Bottom: Kim Ross, Diane Murchison, Lajean Lewis, §h§ion Downing7 I Cindy Schlomach, Jan Collins, Kathy Mcftieison, Detfbie Knight. GIRLS Top: Becky Cockrell, Gail Fh rr n n umu — Tonja Nyquist, Sharon Maxwell, Karen Foust, Jean Longwell, Karen Foust. Bottom: Debbie Knight, Nancy McGilvray, Kathy McPherson, Cindy Schlomach, Jan Collins, Lajean Lewis, Kim Ross. Mom told me there would be days like this. Cathy O'Donnell. Bottom: Lajean Lewis, Nancy McGilvray, Carla Goodwin. well, Diane Murchison. Bottom: Carla Goodwin, Jan Collins, Cindy Schlomach. 2 2. Diane Murchison clears the bar at regionals. 3. Julie Shipley hands off to Carla Goodwin in the Mile Relay. Julie Shipley, Nancy McGilvray, Cathy O'Donnell, Carla Goodwin. 5. Coach Riley discusses high jump form with Diane Murchison. 4. Dee-Dee Hisler gives it all she's got. 95 GRIN AND BEAR IT! 1. He’s cute. Let’s wink at him. 2. Rose, 1 really appreciate your doing my homework! 3. Brenda Hicks gets her kicks. 4. Take Robert's advice - never eat jelly beans and pizza. 5. Are you dreaming about something, Dale? 6. Now, How many more days until school’s out? 7. Newly elected J.V. cheerleaders. 3. DeeDee and Jeff have a heart to heart talk. 9. MMM, Chocolate milk!! 10. Lurch on the Perch. . DISTRICT CO-CHA MPS 1. CAPTAINS: Barry Smith, Jim Felan, Lyndel Shipp. Kneeling: Coach Phil Bar- nett. 2. Jim Felan finds time to wave at the fans while sliding into home. 3. Johnny Maldonado gets ready to prac- tice his Rung Fu on the other team’s catcher. 4. Doak Field - The student body. Standing: Coach Phil Barnett, Freddy Hester. Steve Davenport. Lyndel Shipp, Doak Field. Arthur Felan. Scott Richardson, Johnny Maldo- nado. Kneeling: Barry Smith. Daniel Williams, Bob Houy, Mike York, Cart Smith, Jim Felan, Donald Foster, Becky Cockrell. BURNET OPPONENT 11 Georgetown 7 9 Del Valle 11 3 Del Valle 6 2 Taylor 1 Copperas Cove 7 1 Marble Falls 12 11 Liberty Hill 6 12 Liberty Hill 5 BURNET Leander Leander Marble Falls Leander Marble Falls Marble Falls Marble Falls Marble Falls Marble Falls OPPONENT 9 1 2 2 1 3 3 9 5 JUNfORC C0a$$47S 5 WIM TEA M MA KES BIG SPLASH 1 CAPTAINS: Bill Robertson and Barbie Houy. SWIM TEAM: Back row - L-R: D. Landon, G. Ringstaff, W. Diamond. B. Hyde. Middle row - L-R: D. Thompson, J. Schreiber, A. Tarlton. From row - L- R: B. Robertson, B. Houy, K. Alexander. Kenneth Williams Rhonda Willis Glenn Wills Danette Wood 1. The race is on! 2. Coach Dawn Houy 3. Johnnie really gets into it, doesn't she? 4. Are you tired, Alex9 Morgan Young WA TER WA Y TO GO 1. Bill Rob wins third at state in the 100 yd. back- stroke with a time of 54.6! Way to go. Bill. 2. Look, but don't touch. 3. Bill demonstrates the dog paddle! 4. Help! Help! I'm drown- ing. 5. Duh, which way to the pool? 6. Becky, what a diver! 7. Let me tell you - swim- ming isn't all I know. 8. Mrs. Houy - Munchin Out 99 1. Flea presented Coach Riley with a gift from the basketball team. 2. Dee Dee and mEaq eem to be enjoy- ing the banquet. 3. We felt privileged to have Phil George as our speaker for the evening. 4. Ga-zoon-hite, Tommy!!! 5. Doak was voted most valuable player in basketball by his teammates. 6. Master of Ceremonies - Dan Shipley. 7. Having fun, Marsha? 8. Billy gave a speech about his Senior year. 9. Lyndell presented Coach Mosley with a gift from the football team. 10. Lynn must have been listening to Bil- ly’s speech. 11. Don presented Coach Burges with a gift from the tennis team. 100 OUR PROM WAS VENLY 7 STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN 1. Tommy dieams as Allison prances before his eyes. 2. Mike attempts to look debonair. 3. Louis and Tina escape the noise and get cozy. 4. Brian - it looks as if you have the women waiting in line to see you! 5. These Senior wills are something else . . . sure am glad I’m not a Junior! 6. Philip, Tonja and Susie prepare themselves for the prom. 7. If mom could only see me now! 8. Pam tries to ignore the behavior of the fellas. 101 SEMORfi dmsohll crp c_d £ o $ o £} o © o $ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Camilla Butler, Secretary, Kathey Maldonado, Treasurer, Dee Dee Hisler, Vice President, and David Tucker, President. Ostentatious ■ Striving rr A Class of 77 - let’s give a cheer! Seems like those Freshmen get smaller each year. We're crazy, we party, we skip. We proved it all on the Six Flags trip! We’re the first Seniors in Century Three. We’re graduating and leaving Big B . Yes, we're stepping out, moving on . . . Good luck Juniors - WE'RE GONE!!! Rosa undeci- ded Rebecca Bill secretary undecided Rosa Alcorn Rebecca Crain Allen William Frasher Allen pink . . . green . . . enjoys working . . . brown hair . . . likes puppies . . . enjoys talking to people . . . being around people OEA 3,4: Annual Staff 3 blue . . . likes to swim . . . blonde . . . keeps to herself Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Baseball 1, 2: Key Club 4 black . . . foosball . . . pinball . . . wrec- kin' cars . . . goofin' off . . . chasin’ women . . . livin it up Nancy Nursing College Clay Texas A M Nancy Sue Althaus Joseph Clayton Alverson Russell Ellsworth Amsden, Jr. FHA 1. 2, 3: HECE 4: HERO 4; HA 4 purple . . . swim . . . roller skate . . . read . . . write stories . . . can’t stay still Key Club 3. 4: Ag. 1. 2: 4H 4 blue . . . My Stars . . . dancing . . . country and western music . . . 281 club Track 4: Wrestling 3: German Club 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2: Key Club 4: Chess Club 1 red . . . does impressions . . . Shake a leg . . . Jacksonville Beach, Fla. . . . Hey Babe . . . Yours is not to reason why. yours is but to do and die. Melinda office work Melinda Tinney Barton Judy undecided Judy Ann Barrow Jeff College Geoffrey Eugene Bird OEA 3, 4: Hon. Men. in Rel. Math II; Annual Staff 3 blue . . . dance . . . party . . . boat ride . . . camping out on the lake . . . bite fingernails OEA Club 4; DECA 2; PE Award 2 blue . . . Bertram , . . quiet . . . getting married Football 1, 2; DECA 3, 4: Pres. 4: Spanish Club 4; Key Club 3, 4: Annual Staff 4; Track 1 light blue . . . work on cars . . . dance . . . hunt . . . camping . . . new places . . . new faces 103 Foosh Old Timer Austin Commu- nity College Rose undecided Austin Commu- nity College Melvin Ray Bird Rose Ann Birdsong Vickie Lee Blacklock DEC A 1. 2. 3; Key Club 1 red . . . What's Happening . . . party . . . swim . . . fish . . . Bertram . . . eat Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 3; OEA Vice-Pres. 3; FHA 1. 2, 3, 4 blue . . . play basketball . . . Tec . . . likes to talk . . . laughs a lot FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Mgr. 4; DECA 3: 2nd Place in An Contest; Tennis 4 blue . . . Oh really . . . likes to pany . . . tennis and softball . . . Bertram . . . smiles . . . embarrass easily FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 blue . . . Way to go” . . . rope . . . swim . . . ride motorcycles . . . shoot pool . . . Liberty Hill swimming hole Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Office 3, 4; Band Council 3, 4; 1st Place in Texas A M Drawing Competi- tion blue . . . motorcycles . . . Hi There . . . Ponderosa Point . . . major in Laser-Electro - Optics Miss BHS; Homecoming Queen 4; Prom Prin. 3; Friendliest 3; Class Sec. 2, 3, 4; Highlan- dettes 1. 2. 3; Sec. 2. 3; Spanish Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Var. 3. 4; Tennis 1, 2; Var. 2; Annual Staff 2, 3 brown , . . Bill . . . eating . . . dieting . . . sunbathing . . . blue jeans . . . water ski . . . loves plants John undecided Katherine undecided Steve Me Murry College John H. Calhoun Katherine Ann Calhoun Steven Kent Davenport FFA 1, 2. 3. 4; DECA 1 blue . . . Stuff like that is hard on a fellow . . . girl watcher . . . wants to be a heavy machine operator . . . mechanic OEA 3, 4; Homemaking 1, 2. 3; Math Award in Related Math II blue . . . Austin . . . chews on end of pen . . . pushes hair out of eyes . . . paints . . . Live and Let Live Football 2, 3, 4: All Dis. Hon. Men. 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3, 4; Track 1; Key Club Sec.-Treas. 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; All Dis. 4; I in Reg. Solo Ensemble Contest 3.4; National Honor Society 3, 4 blue . . . sports . . . outdoors 104 Steve Steven Bailey Ebeling unde- cided Jim College Clayton James Ellington Teri St. Edwards University Teresa F. Escamilla DEC A 2, 3, 4: Harvest Festival King 4 blue . . . Glad you got to see me . . . happy with Julie . . . It was a financial pleasure . . . fishes . . . likes to sleep . . . works with animals Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Var. 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3: Swim Team 3, 4; VOE 4 blue . . . 1 only work here . . . party . . . the lake . . . girl watching . . . chess . . . beautiful eyes Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4: OEA Pres. 4; Fresh Class Sec.;FHA His. 4; Library Club 4; Hon. Awards in Rel. Math I, Span. I, and HM II; Area Merit Award in Typing and Rel. I brown. . . likes to dream . . . quiet . . . major in Elem. Education Sunni getting married Donna Louise Everett Rusty College Doak Baylor University Adolph Arthur Felan, Jr. Richard Doak Field, Jr. Annual Staff 3; OEA 3, 4 blue . . . dance . . . party . . . swim . . . sew . . . continue working . . . get married Key Club 3, 4; Span. Club 4; Most Likely to Suc- ceed 4; Var. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; All Zone 3; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; National Honor Soci- ety 3. 4 blue . . . Hey Man . . . sleep . . . eat . . . baseball field in Bertram . . . read news- paper Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Capt. 4; All Dis. 2, 3, 4; All West Tex. 4; All State 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: All Dis. 3, 4; MVP 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: All Zone 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Adidas All American; Mr. BHS; Class Fav. 2; Class Pres. 2: Who’s Who; Drafting Hon. Men. All State; Spanish Club 4; Key Club 2 sky blue . . . ski . . . travel . . . explore . . . athletics . . . wants to be a millionaire Robert Holy Cross Semi- nary Pam University of Texas Robert Henry Fox Pamela Anne Frady McMurry College James Jason Fry DECA 4; Tennis Team 2, 3 blue . . . tennis . . . throw frisbee . . . movies Highlandettes 1, 2, 3: Drill Leader 2, 3; Cheer- leader 4: Stu. Council 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Track 1.2, 3; Spanish Club Pres. 4: Homecoming Nominee 4; Friendliest 4; Who’s Who blue . . . Hey . . . crazy laugh . . . out- doors . . . Jeff . . . always smiles Football 1, 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Var. 2, 3, 4: All Dis. 3; Track 1, 2; Key Club 4; Stu. Council 1. 2, 3: Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4: Who's Who; Subj. Awards in Eng., Span.. His., 3; Boys' State Delegate 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. Leader and Off. 2, 3, 4; All Dis. 3, 4; All Reg. 3. 4; 1st Div. Class I UIL Ensemble and Vocal Solo: Dis. One Act Play 3, 4 Rebecca Ann Haines FHA 1, 2, 4: HECE 3, 4; Who’s Who; Honor Awards in HECE 3; Child Care 3; Consumers Ed. 3 blue . . . coast . . . I don’t know . . . pushes hair out of eyes . . . moody . . . party Pistol Pete unde- cided Pete M. Herrera, Jr. DECA 4; Homemaking 4 pink and red . . . Aw Bubba . . . Austin . . . What’s going on Son . . . hot rod- ding and racing . . . party . . . plans to do DECA 3; HECE 4: FHA 2, 4: Who’s WHo 3 blue . , . Buchanan Dam . . . Bob . . . mar- ried Tuna TSTI Charles Edward Goble DECA 1, 2; Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Band Coun. 4. Band Sr. Rep. 4: Who's Who Among Music Students; Who’s Who blue . . . Hi There . . . listen to and play music . . . motorcycles . . . Llano slabs . . . donuts Becky College Deirdre Elaine Hisler Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Var. 2, 3, 4; All Dis. 3, 4; Super Cen-Tex 4; Super Cen-Tex Def. Player ol the Year 4: All-American 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Reg. Qual. 4; Soph. Fav.; Best All- Around 3. 4; Jr. Class Pres.: Sr. Class V- Pres.: Span. Club 4; Annual Staff 1. 2; Bar- ney Bulldog 4 blue . . . party . . . Australia . . . Don't walk in front of me. I may not fol- low. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Mike TSTI Michael Ray Gentry Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec. Leader 3. 4: Band Office 4: Coun. 2; Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; A11-Reg. 3. 4; Area Candidate 4: All-Dis. 3, 4; 1st Div. Sup-Rating Vocal Ensemble U1L Comp. 4; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3 blue . . . I'm so confused . . . sings to himself . . . builds on his autos Debbie housewife Deborah Lee Hays Brenda Brenda Sue Hicks Span. Club 4: 2nd Place - Voice of Democracy Speech 3 Hon. Men. Typing I 3; 2nd in UIL One Act Play 4; UIL Typing 3; Ready Writing 4; News Writing 4 blue ... I can’t wait till Friday . . . talk . . . the beach 106 Deborah Karen Heckman Basketball 1, 2, 3: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 3: Highlandettes 1, 2 yellow . . . party . . . the lake . . . water sports . . . athletics Football 2. 3: Track 2, 3. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4: Beta Club 2, 3; Chess Club 2, 3; Span. Club 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4 pink . . . active . . . foosball . . . water sports . . . frisbee . . . party . . . dinner table Dee Dee College University of Texas Debbie Concordia College Ready Eddie SWTSU Eddie Wayne Hinds } SENIORS OF57 BIRDBRAINS No Way!! 1. Kathy and Austin in 50's Day play. 2. Rusty Fonzarelli?!! 3. Sit On It Underclassmen!!! 4. Are you up to 80 words per minute yet Kendra? 5. Camilla wonders if school was this hard in the fifties. 6. Elvis Fry let’s his charm shine. 7. Dennis, you've been looking a little pale lately. 8. Seniors ordering graduation invitations. 9. Senior meeting - total chaos (as usual) 10. Are ya'll accomplishing anything? Richard Deborah Howard Payne University Brenda secretary College Deborah Sue Holley Brenda Gail Hoover Richard Wayne Hudman HECE 4; VOE 4; OEA 4; Who's Who 4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; FHA 1. 2; HERO 4 blue . . . the lake . . . work with children ... be with friends Band 1; Choir 1. 2; Stage Fright 2; OEA Pres. 3; FHA Songleader 4: Who's Who 3, 4: PE Hon. Award 3; Hon. Men. OEA 3 green . . . party . . . play tennis . . . swim Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir 2. 3. 4; All Reg. 3; All Dis. 4 purple . . . work on cars Bill military pilot Barbara Mary- Hardin Baylor University John College William Howard Hyde Barbara Kay Johnson John Boyd Johnson Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Reg. Qual. 3; Reg. Qual and Finalist 4: 2AA State Swim Champs 4: Home Family Living Award 4: What side do I paddle on, Kincheloe? . . . “Let's run out of gas so 1 can take some pictures’ . . . sage . . . black olive pizza . . . litUe green cars HERO 4; FHA 4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Choir 1. 2; Who’s Who 4: Who's Who Among Music Students 4 blue . . . listen to good music . . . something outdoors Athletics 3, 4 green . . . “Fantastic'' . . . fishing and hunting . . . girl watching . . . drinking tea Dennis College Dennis Lane Kincheloe Peach SWTSU Tami Lyn Leech Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Staff 3, 4; Drum Major 4; Who's Who Among Music Students 4 blue . . . “I'm so confused” . . . motorcycles . . . skateboards . . . race cars . . . pop knuckles . . . 108 Football 1, 2, 3; Var. 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2; DECA 2, 3. 4; V-Pres. 4; Annual Staff 4; Soph. Class V-Pres.; Fresh. Class Fav.; Prom Prince 3; Most Handsome 4 blue . . . You bet” . . . canoe in white water . . . fun to be around . . . handsome Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Editor 4; Highlan- dettes 1, 2, 3. 4; His. 2; V-Pres. 3: Capt. 4; Stu. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4; V-Pres. 4; Span. Club 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4: Who's Who 4 pink . . . “Hidy” . . . snow skiing . . . “I’m so embarrassed . . . party . . . Did Dale come to school today?” . . . REO Kathey Univer- sity of Mary- land Kathey Maldonado David Paul Massengale Austin Wayne Minton Goose architect Gustaf work Hon. Award HM II 2; Hon. Award Span. I and II 2, 3; 1st Place Span. Dec. Con. 4; Span. Club 4; 3rd Place Voice of Dem. Con. 2; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; His. 3: Pres. 4: OEA 3: NHS 3, 4: Sec. 4: Most Likely to Succeed; Jr. and Sr. Class Treas.; Jr. Class Harvest Fest. Prin- cess; Fresh. Stu. Coun. Rep.; Who’s Who; UIL One Act Play 3 Intramural Basketball and Table Tennis 2; Tennis 1; DECA Class Reporter 4; Annual Staff Yearbook Cover Designer red . . . ”Hey break your thumbs Man . . . goes to school but not to classes . . . draw . . . Texas, England, or the Moon ... DECA 3, 4; Sec. Treas. 4; Annual Staff 4; Key Club 4; Span. Club 4; Jr. Class V-Pres.; Prom King blue . . . Top of the morning to ya know . . . lake victor . . . sing . . . play ping- pong, basketball, football, and volleyball . . . talk Irish red . . . little bit wild . . . Ga-a-a party . . . likes to talk and laugh and flirt Debbie College Deborah Lynn Minton Shirley Bauder Fashion College Shirley Ann Mooney Susie Bauder Fashion College Susan Jean Moore FHA 1; Band 4; HECE 1 blue . . . France . . . swim . . . sew . . . Alaska . . . cook . . . draw Tennis 1; HECE 3; Chatos Drill Team (Houston) 1; DECA 4 light blue . . . horseback ride . . . swim . . . party . . . Houston FHA 1; DECA Sweetheart 3; Highlandettes Pres. 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Class Editor 4; Football Sweetheart 4; OEA Sec. 4; Prom Queen; Who's Who blue . . . ya know . . . summer time . . . gossip with Kathey . . . tch . . . water sports . . . REO Quadrio . . . Blue Devil marriage Donald Edward Moses Mo Howard Payne University Bruno undecided Ronald Charles Moses Marsha Diane Mulhollan FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA 1 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Span. Club 4; Who’s Who blue . . . Ah Shoot . . . ranching . . . Dallas . . . bite lower lip . . . blue . . . What d'ya know . . . party . . . weld . . . give teachers a hard time . . . Bur- net . . . looks like his brother . . . can’t sit still green . . . party . . . Busters . . . How many more days till school is out? ... fly kites . . . play softball . . . lake victor . . . 109 Mark University of Texas Mark Nichols McClure Honcho construc- tion industry Terry Glen McCoy Gay SWTSU Gay Nell McGinty National Jr. Honor Society 1; Dis. 24 A A 1st Place Poetry Interpretation 3; Dis. 24AA One Act Play 4 green . . . party down . . . white bluff . . . Football 1. 2: Track 1. 2; FFA 1. 2, 3. 4; Sec. 2: Pres. 3. 4; Honor Award 2. 3: Judging Team 2, 3, 4: Winner of Houston Rodeo Scramble 2; Voting Delegate in FFA State Con. 2, 3 blue . . . That's life . . . party . . . rodeo . . . liberty hill swimming hole . . . chew on toothpicks Highlandettes 1, 2, 3; Drill Leader 3: Cheer- leader 2; Voice of Dem. 2: OEA Treas. 4; Span. Club 4; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Asst. Business Mgr. 3; Business Mgr. 4; Who's Who 4 white . . . hookem horns . . . bites lip . . . I’m embarrassed . . . the ocean . . . Mark Hook Cathy marriage SWTSU Cody Tarleton State Univer- sity Brian Patrick McPherson Mary Catherine O’Donnell Cody Lee Orman Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1: Track 1, 2; Golf 1; Swimming 2; Key Club 2, 3; King of Twerp Week Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Var. 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Reg. Qual. 4; Highlandettes 1, 2, 3; Drill Leader 2, 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Sports Editor 4 FFA 1, 2. 4; Pres. 2; Treas. 4; DECA 2. 3. 4; 4H 9 Years; Chairman 3; Gold Star Award; Rodeo State Finalist Qual. blue ... go to parties . . . kilt club . . . What an A . . . blue . . . shoot . . . skiing . . . the eagles blue . . . being in the country . . . mr. gattis . . . cutoffs . . . moody Sherry UTSA Sherry Lynn Petkovsky Dale TSTI Dale Bernarr Petty David Brown Root David Wayne Poe Track 1, 2, 3; Reg. Qual. 2. 3: Highlandettes 1, 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Head 4; Annual Staff 3; Stu. Coun. Sr. Rep.; Who's Who 3, 4; Span. Club 4 blue ... go out on Sat. nite . . . REO Quadrio DECA 4 blue . . . How about that? . . . motorcy- cles ... Dr. Peppers and chocolate soda pop . . . quiet . . . pops knuckles . . . great at fixin cars . . . big brown eyes Football 1, 2. 3, 4; All Dis. 4; Key Club 3; Span. Club 1 blue . . . poor baby , . . party . . . play pool . . . picking on people . . . the tree 110 Sam photog- rapher Pam work Pam college Sandra Fay Price Pamela DeSpain Ratliff Pamela Jean Reagor DECA 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4: FHA 1 red . . . ski . . . Gilley's . . . biting end of pen . . . DECA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; Highlandettes 2; Annual Staff 1; Honor Awards in Family Living and DECA maroon . . . ’’honest injun” . . . Troy Dean . . . I magine” . . . New Mexico . . . always friendly Choir 1, 2. 4; Sec. 1: Band 1 blue . . . Amarillo . . . brown hair . . . green eyes . . . Bill Rob University of Texas William Francis Robertson Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Var. 3, 4; All Dis. Def. Back 4; Var. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Span. Club 4; FFA 3 hunt . . .fish OEA 3, 4; Dist. Bookkeeping Finalist 3; Hon. Men. in Bookkeeping Contest 4; DECA 2; Hon. Men. in Typing II blue . . . type . . . biting nails Swim Team 1, 2, 3. 4; Capt. 4; All Reg. 2, 3; All State 4; St. Coun. 2, 3. 4; Pres. 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Span. Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Highlan- dette Beau 4; Friendliest 4 blue . . . Great” . . . swim . . . snow ski . . . party . . . freaking out . . . sleeping Trap Angelo State Univer- sity Phillip Edward Russell Veedhop- per undecided Richard Lee Sanders Flea Durham’s Business College Cynthia Louise Schlomach Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All Dis. Def. Back 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Key Club 3; V-Pres. Span. Club 4: Sr. Class Fav.; Basketball Beau 4 royal blue . . . hunting . . . swimming . ... fishing . . . Hookem Horns . . . Those sorry refs . . . DECA 2, 3, 4; His. 4; FFA 3, 4 blue . . . drink . . . blue hole at Liberty Hill Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: All Dis. Hon. Men. 3: All Dis. 1st Team 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Reg. 1, 2, 3, 4; State 2; FHA 1. 2, 3. 4; Treas. 4; Highlan- dettes 2, 3; Drill Leader 3: Key Club Sweetheart 4 pink . . . fishin in the country . . . Ill Meg Nixon- Clay College Margaret Ann Shelburn Julie Ann Shipley Keith Tarleton State University Gordon Keith Shelley Ship unde- cided HECE 3. 4; Stu. Participation Award 1: HERO 4; Hon. Merit 4: FHA 4: 4H 3 Yrs.: Sec.-Treas. 1 Yr.: Pres. 1 Yr. blue . . . green . . . brown . . . ride horses . . . walk ... go on picnics . . . moody ... in the country ... on the lake . . . Football 1. 2. 3. 4. All Dis. Def. 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3: Reg. Qual. 3: Key Club Pres. 4: FFA 3, 4; V-Pres. 4; Jr. Class Fav.: Best All-Around 4 dance . . . 281 club . . . rope calves . . . do it to it when you get to it because you may never get to it to do it again. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Reg. Qual. 2, 3, 4; Highlandettes 1, 2. 3: Treas. 3; Annual Staff 2, 3; Jr. Class Fav.; FHA Reporter 4; Har. Fest. Queen 4 blue . . . Hey ... be with Steve.. . . Oh ya’ll” . . . Shippwreck Lyndel SWTSU Marvin Lyndel Shipp Tina Tarleton State University Tina Elaine Spiekermann Alex unde- cided Alexander Thomas Tarleton Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Capt. 4; All Dist. Off. and Def. Tackle 4; All Cen Tex 4; High School All- American 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4; V-Pres. 4; Span. Club 4: Who's Who 3, 4 brown . . . I like dreamin . . . sports . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . outdoors . . . sing- ing blue . . . horseback riding . . . water skiing Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Capt. 3; Key Club 3; ... go to western dances . . . party . . . Stu. Coun. 4 chew straws . . . drink Dr. Peppers . . . You Bet . . . No Davorish ... I say Baby . . . Smartin up kid . . . Cindy SWTSU Kendra College Kido unde- cided Cindy Suzanne Thompson Kendra Suzanne Torkelson Joe Trevino, Jr. Annual Staff 1: Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Sweetheart 4; Who's Who Among Music Students; Twirler 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; V-Pres. 4; Most Beautiful 4: Nat. Hon. Soc. 4; Who's Who 3 red . . . likes to twirl . . . remain unmarried Annual Staff Photographer 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Biology Club 2; Hon. Stu. Latin 1, 2; Chem. Honors 3; Racquet Champ. 2; Badminton Champ 3 royal blue . . . Where's your smile? . . . meet new people Football 1,2,3 blue . . . Padre Island . . . nothing worth repeating . . . Hey There . . , play pool . . . 112 Richard Sheila Air Force Richard Bryan Troxell «Tuck DeVry Institute of Tech- nology James David Tucker University of Texas Sheila Joy Ulrich DEC A 4; Span. Club 4 blue . . . Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Pies. 3, 4: 1st Div. Rating Tym- pani Solo 3, 4; Sr. Class Pres.; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4; V-Pres. 4 blue . . . Mercy Day . . . ski . . . swim . . . ride horses . . . lake . . . being late . . . ocean . . . country Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Twirler 4; Dist. Band 2, 3; Sec. Treas. 4; 1st Div. Piano Solo 1. 2; Choir 1, 3; Who's Who Among Music Students 3. 4; Fresh. Class Rep.: Nat. Frat. of Stu. Musicians 2, 4: 2nd in State UIL Typing 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3. 4; Treas. 4; Hon. Men. A M Drafting Comp. orange . . . french fries . . . party . . . guys Frank TSTI Frank T. Vickers Arnold Tarleton State University Arnold William Warden, Jr. Lucy Jane Tarleton State University Tonya Lynn Washington DECA 4; Band Club 1,2,3 blue . . . ’Let’s party down ... go fishin . . . Buchanan Dam ... rat racing Football 1; FFA 1, 2. 3, 4; Hon. Award 1. 2, 3; Lone Star Farmer 3; High Indiv. at A M Judging Con. 2; 1st High Indiv. at San Angelo Judging Con. 4; Voting Dele, at FFA State Convention blue . . . Bet Me . . . swimming . . . make money . . . have a good time . . . town . . . going out on weekends Track 2, 3; Annual Staff 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Sweetheart 3; Homecoming Duchess 4; Highlandettes 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Sr. Class Fav.; Sr. Class Rep.; Who’s Who 3 blue . . . 281 club . . . shake her bootie . . . party . . . REO Quadrio Billy Baylor Univer- sity Billy Dale Whyburn Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Hon. Men. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3: Key Club 3, 4; Exe. Coun. 4; Span. Club 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 3, 4 blue . . . basketball . . . Baylor . . . Sic ’em Bears . . . getting technicals . . . Come on Ref . . . Jim College James Wesley Wofford Fish undecided Charles Dwaine Zinser Tennis 2, 3, 4; Span. Club 4: Key Club 3 blue . . . What’s happening? . . . baseball . . . cruising big B . . . throwing frisbee . . . hunting . . . quiet places . . . lakeside . . . listening to records . . . Basketball 3; Baseball 3; Football Mgr. 1, 2, 3; Track Mgr. 2; Key Club; DECA 1, 4 green . . . Look at that . . . Busters . . . 113 FROM DIAPERS pair. david tonya iulie terl john vicki billy donna bill sheila cindy clay barbra david TO DIPLOMA S brenda marcus kathey deborah austin W i charies 115 HAIL TO THEE OUR ALMA MATER BURNET HIGH ALL HAIL FAMOUS NOW AND EVER AFTER MAY THY NAME PREVAIL LOYALTY AND FAITH AND HONOR WE NOW PLEDGE TO YOU AS WE STAND YOUR SONS AND DAUGHTERS AND SALUTE OUR SCHOOL THREE CHEERS FOR THE SENIOR PA R TY 1. Camilla exhibits her marshmallow roasting style. 2. Cathy, Debbie, Tina and Vicki get in tune for the Alma Mater. 3. Pam - pick'in and grin’nin. 4. And then . . . three cheers for the senior party! -V.'. V . . s. ,, WELCOME! CHECKING ACCOUNTS HIGHLAND LAKES NO SERVICE CHARGE NO MINIMUM BALANCE NO LIMIT ON NUMBER OF CHECKS MAXIMUM RATE PERMITTED BY FEDERAL REGULATIONS ON TIME ACCOUNTS COMPOUNDED DAILY postage paid both ways when you bank by mail Drawer G KINGSLAND TEXAS (915) 388 4551 FDIC REAL ESTATE LOANS CONVENTIONAL FHA VA The Edge Water Resorts X A 3 WAY HOOK-UP SWIMMING POOL BOATS £ MOTORS Phone 793-2818 Rt - 1 Box 210 Buchanan Dam, Texas 78609 Lumber Roofing Paneling Fencing Furniture Hardware Tools Paints W. F. J. F. Barnes, Tasty Treat Stop by on the way to the games! Everything to Build Anything Phone 512-693-4347 Hamburgers, Malts, Cold Drinks and French Fries Marble Falls, Texas 306 S. Water Serving the Highland Lakes Area Burnet 306 Polk 756-2222 Marble Falls Hwy 281 N 693-4373 Clements Funeral Homes Phone 756-2914 H9 PH. 915:388-4934 P.O. Box 28 Your Protection Is Our Profession King's Land Insurance Agency Highland Lakes Shopping Center 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Monday-Friday Kingsland, Texas 78639 Burnet Laundry Complete General Laundry Service: Pick-up And Delivery George Webb Burnet Plant Star Route, Box 5H Burnet, Texas 78611 Ph. 512 756-4301 Wholesale Distributor for Party Cubes and Block Ice Office 756-4815 Mobil Ph. 756-2146 Unit 549 Byron Jenkins Builder Retired Real Estate Broker Retired Lumber Dealer Tired Building Contractor Star Route, Box 583 Burnet, Texas 78611 Res. Ph. (512) 793-2506 Serving the Highland Lake Area Twice Weekly Congratulations Class of 77 Burnet County bulletin Combined Service to the People for Over 200 Years (JMu itpod Appliances Burnet Butane Gas Company Propane Gas and Service Cochran’s Drive In Self Serve Gas Groceries and Ice Deer Storage 756-2254 Burnet, Texas 78611 512-756-6166 Burnet, Texas 78611 Fabric Center Congratulations, Seniors 107 E. Jackson 77 Seidenstickers Inc. Complete Men's Shop and Ladies ’ Shop Marble Falls Burnet 121 Clyde's Electric A C and Heating Sheet Metal Shop (512)756-4972 P.0. Box 306 Hwy 281 Burnet, Texas 78611 Lacy Cottages Indian Hills 793-2808 Buchanan Dam Food Store and Trading Post 793-2716 Congratulations Srs. 77 Lake Shore Drive Buchanan Dam - The Flower Patch P.O. Box 86 Bertram, Texas 78605 Phone 355-2355 Gifts, Fresh Flowers, Pottery, Plants and Flowers for all occasions! 702 N. Water Burnet, Texas 78611 756-4374 756-9906 Fleets Inn Oyster Bar Come Find Us Or Ask Your Friends Buchanan Dam 793-8877 l UN Buster's Dairy Cream All Kids Welcome - Adults Too If They’ll Behave A Is Electronics 693-2323 904 Main Street Congratulations Srs. 77 Marble Falls, Texas 221 South Pierce Burnet, Texas 78611 512 756-4120 123 La Vista Motel Cafe Specializing in Steaks and Fresh Sea Food 756-4367 MR. AND MRS. CARL MORRIS, Owners Burnet County Abstract Company, Inc. —— A Pioneer In The Field P.O. Drawer 1 Burnet, Texas 78611 BEVERLY J. PRATT 512-756-2159 124 KHLB Radio As you leave the world of toys and things, and enter the world of working and responsible adulthood . . .try and remember that you’re living in the best country in the world . . .let freedom ring . . . and may the freedom of speech . . . and the freedom of the press always remain. Go forward now . . . The American Way. 125 Burnet Florist Nursery Hwy. 29 West Burnet, Texas 512-756-2200 Andy Miller Real Estate City Property - Farms and Ranches Lake Property Bonded 512-756-4130 P.O. Box 445 Burnet, Texas 78611 Mac’s Grocery Station At the EJfcON james d. mcdaniel Rte. 1 Box 130 Buchanan Dam Texas 78609 512-793-2860 A. W. Warden Exxon Products Sonny’s A. W. WARDEN Exxon Products 101 N. Water Burnet, Texas 78611 126 512-756-2201 608 S. Water Burnet, Texas Fred’s TV Center 2302 Hwy. 281 North Marble Falls Texas 78654 693-4222 Sales and Service Quazar RCA Zenith Litton Microwave Ovens Antenna Sales and Installation Keele A uto Repair General Auto Reapir Hwy 29 West 756-4925 Leroy Ellett Big John’s Bar-B-Q Builder and Residential - Commercial Metal Building Remodeling and Repairs 203 E. Jackson Burnet, Texas 78611 512-756-6272 Catering Service Intersection Hwy. 1431 and 29 Buchanan Dam, Texas 512-793-2261 127 The Home State Bank Marble Falls, Texas 78654 “Serves the Highland Lakes Area Member FDIC HUBERT SCHNELLE President 128 JAMES E. SWAN, JR. Executive Vice President compliments of Bertram Booster i i 109 N. Main Burnet, Texas 756-4444 Edgar Funeral Home and Flower Shop Compliments of Burnet Chamber of Commerce Burnet Chamber of Commerce Reed's Moving Storage Highway 281 N. P.O. Box 551 Marble Falls, Texas 512 693-2613 David E. Reed Adas,Van Lines Agevit 78654 Good Luck Seniors! 756-4422 Oaks Nursing Home Darrell Construction Company P.O. Box 7 Burnet, Texas 78611 Financing - Design - Quality Construction Lake Homes, Residential, Commercial GOOD LUCK SENIORS! Pirate Cove Lodges Family Cottages 793-2827 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! Launching Ramp 130 “buuo s • atmoPECtas Stein Lumber Company II in -X Pittsburg Paints Make Stein Lumber Co. Your Headquarters for ALL of Your Remodeling and New Home Needs Ace is the place with the Helpful Hardware Man ™ Complete Building Service Home and Commercial Building Remodeling and Repair Planning Service Building Sites Available Lumber - Building Material - Hardware Hand and Electric Tools Wallpaper - Carpet and Linoleum Portable Storage Building Trusses Dial 388-4526 Since 1892 Hwy. 1431 Kingsland AI Kroeger’s 102 East Polk 756-2247 Arco Service Station Ken Warden Texaco Hwy. 29 and 281 Burnet, Tex. Wholesale 756-4313 Service Station 756-4451 Catfish Chicken Hushpuppies Steaks Bluebonnet Cafe and Bar Randall and Bonnie Marx Mexican Food Buchanan Dam Burnet County Processing Plant Lucky's Miss Corner BURNET COUNTY PROCESSING PLAIMT and Mart l J JA Mrs. Good Gulf Gas Shop Groceries - Ice Bait - Tackle - 1' J—Sal 2300 North Hwy. 281 Marble Falis, TX Im rmw } - Hwy. 29 and FM 2341 Burnet, TX Wholesale of all meat items to hotels, A Complete Bea and Tom restaurants and institutions. Line of Ladies Lucksinger Sportswear Will deliver your processed meat for a Phone 756-4395 minimum charge. Phone 512 693-3057 Sides - quarter of beef, retail sales of all pork items, smoked turkeys, T-bone steaks, hamburger patties, lockers, deer processing, sides of pork. 132 THE Branding Iron Barbecue Modern Dining Room We Cater to Parties Owned and Operated by Dick and Mary Tidwell Lakeshore Drive Buchanan Dam, Texas 106 N. Water Burnet, Texas Tower Steak House and Gift Shop Jim Hammonds Owner-Manager Congratulations Highland Lakes Retail Merchants Assoc. Seniors Go Bulldogs Miller's Food Market Where Quality Comes First 700 E. Polk, Burnet, Texas Wofford Jewelry Gifts for the Entire Family - Nationally Advertised Watches Watch Repair Since 1946 On the Square” Glassware - Pottery Complete Bridal Registry Dial 756-4271 208 S. Main Bumet, Texas 133 Chrysler-Imperial Plymouth Dodge Dodge Trucks Fry Motors Inc. 206 West Polk Burnet Texas Bus. 756-2291 Hornet Gremlin Matador Jeep The Feed Store Books A Christian Bookstore On the East Side of the Square Burnet, Texas 512-756-6138 Sheet Music Gifts Burnet, Tex. Ph. 756-4285 H y d r o g a s Complete Propane and Butane Service Steaks Don Busby Firehouse Restaurant Buchanan Dam, Texas 78609 Ph. 512-793-2100 and Lounge Salad Bar Bushy Marine Sales Highway 1431 Kingsland, Texas Frog Legs Sam Busby Phone 756-6401 635 Buchanan Drive Burnet, Texas D a n L e e s Shop and Save Gas and Groceries Fast - Courteous Service P.O. Box 927 Ph. (915) 388-6551 Owner: Roy L. Murray Pharmacist 134 Haynes Pharmacy Burnet, Texas Ph. 756-2535 Growing to Give You Better Service! 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 Ranches Homes Lake Property Fox Real Estate Call our office at 756-2022 Billy Joe Fox, Broker 756-2042 By appointment Nita Culler 756-6400 Billie Sue Palmer 793-2271 Catherine Everett 756-4895 D. L. Lester 756-6131 Highlander Inns Burnet, Texas Flow erfs (512)793-2112 ' Rock Wood Sid’s Stop (n ’ Shop Cottages Serving the Community 24 Hours a Day Groc. Needs - Gasoline and Oils Cafe - Camp Facilities 7 vA Refrigerated Air - Vented Heat Shuffleboard - Skiing Fishing - Swimming - T.V. Boating - Golfing Buchanan Dam, Tex. 78609 Ph. 512 793-2834 Hwy. 29 and Hwy. 1431 Intersection Buchanan Dam, Texas 78609 Sid Simpson Owner Beauty is Our Business - Free Lessons - Merle Norman U-TOTE-M Cosmetics U-TELL-EM and U-TELL-M Boutiques Large Enough to Serve You Small Enough to Know You 503 East Lamon Ave. 756-2398 Burnet Marine 136 Johnson Outboards Sales and Service Hwy. 29 West Burnet, Texas Phone 756-6158 103 S. Water Burnet, Texas Kingsland, Texas 78639 Ph. 915-388-6212 Compliments of Kroeger’s Fried Chicken Where There’s Plenty of Good Chicken! Phone 693-4322 On The Square Ph. 756-4245 Thelma Miller Real Estate Buchanan Dam, Texas Ph. 512-793-2805 Res. 915-379-3951 Community Savings and Loan Association 401 Hwy. 281 Marble Falls, Texas of Fredericksburg MA RBLE FA LLS BRA NCH Hill Country's Savings Center Since 1934 Congratulations Class Of 77 Burnet County Supply Hardware Housewares Fishing Tackle A O Pharmacy Ph. 756-2187 104 W. Polk Burnet, Texas 137 200 N. Water Burnet, Texas 78611 Merkle Williams Chevrolet — Olds Inc. OLDSMOBILE Ranch House Bar-B-Q Beef Brisket Turkey Sausage Hwy 281-6th St. Marble Falls, Texas 78654 CA MP LONGHORN for Boys for Girls 8-15 8-16 AMERICA’S 1 CAMP Ranges Refrigeration Freezers Hoover Builders And Supply Inc. 500 East Polk Burnet Texas 78611 Phone 756-2139 Lumber Building Supplies A ll Forms °f Insurance The Galloway Company Jerry A. Cozby — Agent 155 East Jackson St. Burnet Home Phone— 756-4934 139 Bus. Phone — 756-4431 State Farm Insurance Co. Agent: Hardy Whitfield Bus. Phone 756-2204 Res. Phone 756-2652 Triple K Printing Commercial Printing Office Supplies Owner - D. C. Kincheloe Olfice Phone - 512- 56-2722 304 S. Main Burnet, Texas City of Burnet “Drive Carefully Bulldogs — We Need the Taxpayers'9 Mayor: O. L. Kassaw Aldermen: James Fry, Bill Wilcox, Howard Benton, Richard Sanders, Jr. , Darrell Cowan 140 The Beauty Bazaar Supports the Bulldogs Williams Pharmacy, Inc. Phone 693-2713 519 Highway 281 Marble Falls, Texas Bob Williams Belinda Brannam 512 693-4506 512 693-4827 Cowboy Hangout Phone 756-6131 Hamilton Creek Plaza Hwy. 281 S. Burnet, Texas COWBOY HANGOUT Vwniiy. Blue Bells Wrangler Justin Sander’s Jeans Resistol Hats Danny Lester Gibson's Discount Center Hwy. 29 W. Burnet, Texas 756-6161 Rhoden Feed Mill Hwy. 29 E. Burnet, Texas 756-2370 You'll Find Your Favorite Brands at Aileen’s in Marble Falls Bobbie Brooks, Turtle Bax, Jantzen, Label 4, Alpaq Ml . me Three Name Brands T r«ll 'jjg %7lc ie£ t trLt one by Johnston 1S-24 mo. Compliments Heckman Automotive Supply Burnet and Marble Falls Highland Insurance Agency Off. 512 793-2508 Res. 512 793-2508 GENERAL INSURANCE Hwy. 29 West - P.O. Box 127 Buchanan Buchanan Dam, Texas 78609 Robert S. Norman Ruel Dean Norman Clendennen’s Mart Rea go r Air Conditioning QUARTERS 300 N. Water Burnet, Texas 512-756-4402 Electrical Plumbing 124 S. Main Burnet, Texas 756-2175 Includes Radio Shack Fabrics and Fashion Accessories rLENNOX M2 Willie Judy Rose Buchanan Fashions ” Happiness for Milady” pateat '?CL4 Uo t4. P.O. Box 102 Buchanan Dam, TX 512-793-2315 Dilbeck’s Department Store “Finest in Fashions for the Entire Family 236 S. Main Burnet 143 Bill and Lou Dilbeck Ed and Jewell Hinds 24 Hour Service Red Top Bait Shop Every Kind of Bait and Tackle 144 FINISHED AT LA ST!
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