Burnet High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burnet, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

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Duh, 1 don’t get it, coach!” Leslie Fry — State Choir Mr. Piskator What’s a tardy bell? Heavier than she looks, huh Wynn? “Love Hurts” i i ±1 iiH • 9 FACULTY Julie Atkinson Biology, Fresh. Soph. Girls Basketball. Tennis, Girls P.E., Soph. Class Spons. Marilyn Barr English I. Rem. Read., Drama, Sr. Class Spons. Arlee Barton Homemaking I and II, Boys Homemaking I, Home and Family Living, FHA and Soph. Class Spons. Cecilia Brodbeck English I and II, Fresh. Class Spons. Danny “How do you spell relief?” Brodbeck Athletic Director, Jr. Class Spons. Dortha Callaway Art 1 and II, Reading, Photography, Photog Club. Soph. Spons. Bernice Elzey VOE, VOE Coop., Job Coord., Sr. Class Spons. Margaret Fry English II, UIL, Jr. Class Spons. Emma Goodwin HECE, Home and Family Living, Job Coord., Sr. Class Spons. Amy Grant Trig., Geometry, FOM II. Student Council Spons. Rodger Grant Ag. I and II, Sr. Class Spons. Theresa Ham Alg. I, FOM I, Jr. Class Spons. Bill Hill Assist. V. Football Coach, Am. Hist., Jr. Class Sponsor Charles Hughes DE I and II, Job Coord., Fresh. Class Spons. Bill Johnson Physics, Drafting I and II, Sr. Class Spons. Carolyn Johnson English III, UIL Coord., Sr. Class Spons. Kade King Fresh. Basketball and Football, Swimming, Boys P.E., Fresh. Class Spons Karen Mohan Resource, Jr. Class Spons. “You mean Mr. V did his homework?” How did you find me?' Uh-oh, we’re caught!” Candace Olaon V. Girls Basketball, Girls P.E., Swimming, Jr. Class Sponsor Duru ard Patterson Chemistry, Physical Science, Soph. Class Spons. Mark Pearson V. Boys Basketball, Health, Golf, Fresh. Class Spons. David Penn Head Track. J.V. Football, Biology Larche Petross Gov’t, W. Hist., Typing I, Soph. Class Spons. Lewis Phelps Band, Flag Corps, Sr. Class Spons. Richard Piskator Choir, Asst. Band Director Ann Price English III, Spanish I nd II, Spons. Spanish Club and Cheerleaders Mike Quintana Baseball, V. and J.V. Football, American Hist., Health Fresh. Class Winifred Rhoden Librarian Jill Ringstaff Alg. II, Pre-AIg., Spons. FTA, Chess Club, Soph. Class Spons. James Slaughter Resource. VAC. Job Coord., Fresh. Class Spons. Margaret Smith Typing I, Bookkeeping, Annual Staff, Sr. Class Spons. Pam Smith Resource, Jr. Class Sponsor Don Watson Gen. Ag., Ag. Ill and IV, Fresh. Class Spons. Alan Watts Gov’t, W. Hist., Student Council and Soph. Class Spons. Minnie Mae Whyburn Homemaking I. FHA and Jr. Class Spons. Don Yager English I, Gov’t, Business English, Speech, Jr. Class Spons. FACULTY Did 1 pass?” 11 ADMINISTRATION My first year as your Superintendent has been enjoyable and rewarding. Together we have achieved many good things and I look forward to more achievements in the coming year. My philosophy as an educator is rather simple — but, I believe in it. We are in public education for one primary purpose: Give students the knowledge, understanding, comprehension, values, skills, and discipline to go into a complex society and succeed in being a valuable, contributing, happy member of a representative Democratic society. Everything we do in education should be done with that fundamental purpose in mind. In every decision we make we should always ask o-rselves: 1) Is it the truth? 2) Is it fair? 3) Will it build goodwill and better friendships? 4) Is it beneficial? 5) Is it ethical? If all of us (school staff, students, and parents) follow these guidelines we can continue to make our schools even better. Excellence in education always has been — and always will be — a cooperative effort. George T. Wright SCHOOL BOARD ROW 1 — P. Mosley (Sec.), G. Taylor (Pres.), E. B. Price (V. Pres.) ROW 2 — G. Eddings (Bus. Mgr.), J. DeSpain (Member), B. Baker (Member), R. Patterson (Member), L. Scruggs (Member), G. Wright (Supt.) Superintendent Business Manager Gene Eddings Vice Principal Gerald Ritchie Principal 14 Clift Vandeventer SECRETARIES (L-R) Fay Supak, Bonnie Fawcett, Mary Williams The students, faculty and administration of BHS are all appreciative of the many hours our an- nual staff contributes to making this yearbook possible. In the years to come we will be able to recall our experiences of 1981-1982 through this collec- tion of words and pictures. I have enjoyed working with all of you as your principal. C. C. Vandeventer Computer courses begin at B.H.S. Off to prison camp? F.H.A. Installation Christmas door winner Spanish Club door Penny for your thoughts Jimmy Oooo gross!!! Harvest festival 1981 Seniors George Oakley and Jean Nored Harvest Festival King and Queen Juniors Todd Collins i6 Susan Wright Sophomores B. Ringstaff Leslie Luther Freshmen David Escamilla Jennifer Johnson 17 Student Council Bottom Row (L to R): Linda Canitz. Richard Seibert, Sr. Reps; Mr. Watts, sponsor; Bill Price, Pres.; Wynn Allen, Vice-Pres.; Shannon Miller, Sec.; Gail Hender- son. Treas.; Mrs. Grant, sponsor; Sarah Hyde, David Blair, Sr. Reps. Top Row (L to R): Bryan Barnett, Laura Eckert, Michele Phillips, James Oakley, Jr. Reps.; Tracy Rhine. Tracey Tally, Kevin Willhelm, Greg Shelnutt, Soph. Reps.; Robert Millican, Mike Rouse, Lori Frank. Ginger Wilcox. Freshmen Reps. This year the Student Council initiated a Campus Beautification Project to provide a more attractive and pleasant atmosphere for the school and to foster a sense of pride throughout the student body. The creation of an “outdoor commons” area between the gym and main building is the first goal of the pro- ject, and the installation of tables and benches began in the spring. A live oak was also planted in the open area in front of the main entrance. The Student Council hopes that this beginning will draw various campus clubs and many in- dividuals into a long-range effort to maintain and enhance everyone’s idea of the campus as a place to learn and a place to enjoy the company of others. The Leo and Drafting Clubs have already given their encouragement and sup- port to the plan, and Mr. Vandeventer, through his work with the Council and the School Board, made it possible for us to get off the ground financially. ANNUAL STAFF Front Row Leland Reynolds, Lisajean Kaindl, Shannon Thompson, Sara Null, Linnie Owens. Shelly Field. Tommy Peek. Sam Greenlees, Shelby Nyquist Back Row: Gail Yager — Co-Editor, Annie McKinley — Editor, Lynn Jenkins, Gail Henderson — Co-Editor, Tasha Smith J National Honor Society Firu Row P Shell; M Taylor; P Atkison. R Warren, B Barnett Second Row: M. Fry; Sponsor: T. Elliott. N Furr, S. Miller, M Phillips; T Ashabranner. K LaJoy, S. Eckert; M Bird; A. Burleson Third Row: B. Price; D Blair; R Chafin, M Foss; R. Hornsby; G. Henderson; J Champion; D Dishman. S Mrosko; E Rueffer Fourth Row: W Allen. Sec. Treas ; S Null. V Pres.. D. Kubala. Pres Somebody ask Dale and Sara what’s so funny!!! What are you talking about!?! Character, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship are the main characteristics required of a N.H.S. student. To be accepted into the National Honor Society, a grade point average of 90 or above must be achieved and maintained. This year the N.H.S. helped with the District One Act Play Contest held in Burnet by working as guides for the out-of-town guests and running the refreshment stand. They also helped at the Band Concert Contest by fulfilling the duties of guides and aides while the band was performing. The National Honor Society had several bake sales to raise money for a trip to Austin to see the Ice Capades. You mean you’re not going to U.T., Scott?!? Hey guys, I think this is grass!” Crud! I was afraid it wouldn’t fit!” Excuse me, may I cut in on this dance?” .. . ha, ha . . . Mrs. Smith will never know I’m faking it. .. The Lucky Ones! . and I mean out to here!” Let’s go up to my room! Congratulations, Annie, you’ve just lost your mind. My lips are sealed! “Beam us up, Scotty Oops!” 21 Row 1: A. Patel, T. Blair, C. Ritchie, K. Baker, D. Cox, (Pres.), G. Green, (Sweetheart, V. Pres.), T. Talley, (Sec.), F. Robinson, (Treas.), S. Thompson, (Director), L. Taylor, (Director), E. Jackson, (Director), M. Legg, (Director), T. Carney, L. Greenlees, C. Carruth Row 2: J. Johnson, T. Morrow, M. Herron, G. Yager, T. Rhine, S. Wright, M. Camper, K. Casteel, K. Neighbor, K. Kivel, M. Bird, D. Barnett, S. Greenlees, L. Frank, S. Carruth Row 3: G. Wilcox, D. Haynes, J. Whitehead, B. Kershner, D. Yager, J. Sheppard, P. Cain, G. Ritchie, R. Welch, B. Thomas, D. Patterson. M. Fickle, L. Luther, J. McFadden, M. Tippie, L. Dishman, K. Reich. J. Heffington, S. Waters, B. Wilson 1. Raised money for Angie Lowrey Fund. 2. Raised money for contribution to the outdoor sitting area between main building and gym. 3. Raised money for cooperative scholarship (with Lions Club) to be given to a worthy graduating senior. 4. Collected toys for the newly established Infant-Parent Program for children under 3 years old who need extra help. 5. Leos have helped the local Lions Club on many occasions with fund raising projects, concession stands and so forth. The Leo Club of Burnet High School is an organization of unselfish young people dedicated to serving others less fortunate. They are always willing to lend a helping hand to one in need. They are always busy having bake sales and other fund raising activities to support their many worthy projects. The members also have fun with club social events, but their main objective is to serve their community and school through service activities. CAKE A MT1 I 22 IfV This year the Key Club has been active in community and school activities. We sponsored the car decoration contest during football season. We raised money through a concession stand at the annual carnival and donated our time to paint the Dairy Cream. We used the money to buy paint and donated our time to paint the Neighborhood Center. Part of the money was used in our annual Scholarship Program. We again sponsored our annual Blood Drive for Burnet County and we participated in the annual parade. C L Row 1: S. Patterson, (V. Pres.), K. Brinkley, (Pres ), L. Eckert, (Sec. Treas.), J. Slaughter, (Sponsor) Row 2: P. Sanders, K. Zinser, C. Davidson, S. Duncan, M. Wisener, M. Bridges, L. Jackson, T. Payne, V. Warren Row 3: R. Siebert, R. Brizendine, T. Haines, K. LaJoy, J. Rowlen, M. Eddings, D. Murchison, S. Field, R. Heckman, S. Miller, L. Blackerby Row 4: D. Nichols, J. Montag, T. Bibles, F. McPherson, F. Creasey, T. Prentice, D. Barksdale, S. Samford, T. Collins, J. Legg 23 SPANISH Row 1: J. Nored, Pres., S. Hyde, V. Pres., M. Bird, Sec., R. Hornsby, Treas., Act. Chmn, R Hayes, A. McKinley, J. Champion, A. Price, Sponsor Row 2: O. Ontiveros, N. Betty, T. Smith, R. Roden, V. Rojas, K. La- Joy, M. Phillips, A. Schreiber, M. Watson, M. Mulhollan Row 3: M. J. Salinas, F. Zambrano, S. Parker, L. Ratliff, L. Kaindl, A. Burleson, S. Odiorne, G. Henderson, L. Cain, L. Frank, S. Gholson, B. Dollar Row 4: R. Ontiveros, P. Shell. L. Motlock, B. Kirkpatrick, M. Alzaga, D. Blair, D. Holder, J. Mata, B. Barnett, R. Fike, G. Ramsey This year the Spanish Club became affiliated with the Pan American Student Forum. The club has taken field trips to Austin to the U.T. Performing Arts Center to see the Ballet Folkloric de Mexico, and at Christmas, members visited Market Square in San Antonio during the annual Fiestas Navidenas. 24 DRAFTING Front Row: Stan Lewis, Pres., Melissa Watson, V. Pres., Lynn Jenkins, Sec. Treas Second Row: Jeff Davis, Gail Henderson, Randy Chafin, Annie McKinley, Todd Smith, Richard Seibert, Freddy Solis, Darroll Jones, James Schaller Third Row: Kelly Breeding, Richard Dee Collins, James Zinz, Jimmy Legg, Todd Pickens, Roger Parker, Loren Cowen, Ricky Thorp, Tonja Richardson, Kenneth Butler C L U E 25 ( In its second year, the International Thespian Society officers were Mike Youngblood, President; Jody Hornsby, V. President; Shannon Wright, Secretary-Treasurer. Other members were Brian Miller, Robert Waggoner, and Laura Hehr. New members who gained eligibility during the school year included Gabby Pridgeon, Mary Cranford, Dana Chris- tian, and Lisa Prince. Students who wish to join the International Thes- pian Society must have participated in at least four play performances. In UIL One-Act Play competition, the play “Rest in Peace” was nam- ed Alternate play. Mike Youngblood was placed on the All-Star Cast and Robert Waggoner and Brian Miller received Honorable Mention All-Star Cast. Other cast members were Jody Hornsby, Lisa Prince, and Dana Christian. Crew and alternates were Mary Cranford, Kathy Friend, Gab- by Pridgeon, Michelle Wisener, Shannon Wright, and Tommy Peek. Bottom Bow (Lto R): Brian Miller; Shannon Wright, Sec Treas.; Mike Youngblood, Pres.; Jody Hornsby; V. Pres.; Robert Waggoner Top Row: Gabby Pridgeon; Lisa Prince; Michelle Wisener; Andy Slimp; Mary Cranford; Mrs. Barr; Sponsor. Not Pictured: Dana Christian; Laura Hehr 26 PHOTOGRAPHY Row 1: L. Richter, Pres.; P. Nason, V. Pres.; G. Hopkins, Sec.; J. Ware, Treas. Row 2: D. Smith, L. Collins, L. Kaindl Row 3 C. Richter, T. Smith. D. Callaway, Spon.; J. Feild The Photography Club enjoyed taking pictures at the end of school picnic, which was made possible by several cake raffles during the year. 27 D3 C r o LU O UJ O UJ O UJ O UJ O UJ O UJ O UJ O UJ O UJ O Office Education Association OEA once again sponsored the Spirit Chain giving the winning class, Freshman, $25.00 and the runner-up, Juniors, $15.00. February 8th-13th was National OEA Week and the students participated by having a carnation sale, distributing posters in several businesses in town, and giving the teachers notepads on Teacher Appreciation Day. They had several money-making pro- jects including the stuffed animal sale and the “Big Cookie” Raffle. The club was also community involved by having a speaker, Mr. Allen, from Allen’s Tax and Computer Service, and attending a Chamber of Commerce meeting concerning the Blue Bonnet Trail. OEA Club worked with a civic group on a community vocational interest survey. For the Co-op students an annual coffee for the employers and parents was held. OEA Regional Contest was held at Lanier High School in Austin, five students attended: Gina Green, Suzan Holbrook, Dena Locklear, Shelly Mulhollan, and Belinda Perez. The club finished the year with a trip to the Magic Time Machine. O m O m O m • O m O m • O m O m O m • O m m Row 1: (L to R) R. Stark, Pres., L. Canitz, V. Pres., S. Holbrook, Sec., D. Locklear, Treas., L. Hehr, Hist., D. Coupel, Rep. Row 2: S. Gilbert, S. Mulhollan. A. Franklin, G. Green, D. Mulhollan, M. Helms Row 3: Mrs. Elzey, J. Colson, K. Fox, C. Smith, B. Pere2, M. Sanders Not Pictured: D. Christian, M. Evans. OEA ... OEA ... OEA ... OEA ... OEA . .. OEA ... OEA ... OEA ... o UJ Q U UJ Q U UJ a Distributive Education Clubs of America O UJ a u UJ Bottom Row: L to R D. Mills, Rep., T. Smith, V. Pres., A. Payne, Pres., J. Oakley, Sec. Treas., J. Luther, Hist., T. Payne, Chap. Sweetheart Row 2: P. Atkison, T Zinz, C. Gilmore, C Wilson, A. Lyda, G. Oakley, R. Seibert, R. Escamilla. S. Joy, K. Janssen Row 3: D. Jones, K. Kinsey, K. Davis, T. Mize, B. Smith, T. Lewis, W. Sims, S. King, L. Prince, R. Davis, W. Ramsey Row 4: L. Richter, C. Richter, T. Franklin, M. Herron, A. Davis, P. Ratliff, K. Bird, M. Salinas, C. Chiles, J. Robison, G. Atkison Row 5: J. Doyle, T. Higgins, E. Rueffer, K. Westen, S. Shell, D. Blair, R. Thorp, R. Waggoner, C. Troxell, T. Elliott, K. Harned Row 6: Mr. Hughes Not Pictured: L. Smith, S. Stein, S. Hinton, R. Collins, R. Hernandez, H. Jamar, C. Bailey, T. Bristow, C. Chiles, M. Hinds, D. Schafer, C Wallace. Q THE DECA CREED U UJ a 9 9 (J UJ I believe in the future which I am planning for myself in the field of distribution, and in the opportunities which my vocation offers. I believe in fulfilling the highest measure of service to my vocation, my fellow beings, my country, and my God — that by so doing, 1 will be rewarded with personal satisfaction and material wealth. 1 believe in the democratic philosophies of private enterprise and competition, and in the freedoms of this nation — that these philosophies allow for the fullest development of my individual abilities. I believe that by doing my best to live according to these high principles, I will be of greater service both to myself and to mankind. a m O a m o a m o a m O a m n a m O a m o a m n DECA . . . DECA . . . DECA .. . DECA . . . DECA . . . DECA . . . DECA J Jj J D -U x UJ U LU X UJ O UJ X UJ U Heme Eccncmic Cooperative Education Bottom Row: (L to R) Mrs. Goodwin, Mary Fry, Ramona McGinty, Rynda Hayes, Linda Wills 2nd Row: Renee Brizendine, Lisa Dilworth 3rd Row: Courtney Chiles. Rose Bird 4th Row: Natalie Furr. Cindy Waddell 5th Row: Shawnna Hinds, Eva Solis rr c rr c C r r r HECE... HECE... HECE.. . HECE.. . HECE. Home Economics Cooperative Education is designed to give students job skills and on-the-job training. Students work in areas related to homemaking. These students learn to manage their time and money, combine school and work schedules, work with others, keep accurate records, and become more mature, independent, and responsible. In addition, they learn skills related to their job which can be used as an occupation after high school or open the door for advanc- ed training in college. C rr X rr C rr r . HECE . . . HECE . . . The Future Teachers of America accomplished a great deal in the year 1981-82. For Flalloween, several FTA members filled decorated sacks for each teacher. For Thanksgiving, they raffled tickets for a turkey and for Christmas, they decorated a door. Each FTA member must earn credits in order to be allowed to attend the field trip. This can be done by grading papers for teachers or by helping at the career day or other FTA projects. This year, the field trip was at U.T. in Austin. Row 1: (L to R) A. Webb, D. Hazlewood. T. Lentz, R. Roden, M. Bird, M. Foss, J. Hornsby, S. Lawson, T. Payne, R. Stark, G. Flores, Y. Jackson, M. Phillips Row 2: (L to R) T. Smith. A. Burleson. T. Turner, M. Foreman, S. Gilbert, M Watson, S. Miller, L. Jackson, K. LaJoy, L. Dishman, M. Sanders, B. Perez, J. Bowmer, A. Lewis, K. Zinser, L. Blackerby Row 3: (L to R) V. Wanren, M. Bridges, M. Wisener, S. Duncan Row 4: (L to R) T. Ashabranner, V. Pres., S. Null, Treas., L. Owens, Sec., J. Ringstaff, Spon Row 5: D. Kubala, Pres. Future Homemakers of America Row 1: B. Smith Pres., T. Payne V. Pres., J. Nored Treas., T. Ashabranner Reporter, R. McGinty Historian Row 2: M. Whyburn, L. Hibbits, G. Kivel, M. Haines, J. Burkett, G. Wilcox, K. Wall, S. Steele. B. Wilson, J. Hunziker, C. Holstin, C. Turner, S. Gilbert, Y. Jackson, S. Flores, T. Carney, C. Arellano, T. Payne, A. Barton, E. Goodwin Row 3: P. Culler, D. Parks, J. Roberson, J. Johnson, D. Neighbor. D. Waggoner, K. Marx, V. Rojas, S. Malhollan, D. Mulhollan, R. Corbin, P. Ratliff, G. Hopkins, L. Blackerby, L. Jackson, B Lighfoot, K. Wilkes Row 4: K. Cagle, K. Palmer, L. Greenlees. T. Sumner, L. Hehr, H. Colson, S. Odiome, M Fry, R. Hayes, M. Wisener, R. Bird, M. Foreman, D. Mills, D. Bean, S. Miller, C. Davidson 32 FHA Ninth Annual Mother-Daughter Supper and Style Show 33 Row 1: James Valdez, Trey Bolt, Shelly Field; Sweetheart, Greg Shelnut, Justin Taylor, Kevin Brinkley, Lisa Smith Row 2: John Morgan, Belinda Cross, Paula DeSpain, Russell Barksdale. Wesley Palmer, Rudy Baldez, Mike Konarik, Alan Payne, David Cox, Frank Creasey Row 3: Ronnie Rossen, Scot Blackard, Scot Reynolds, Jim Feild, Randy Fisher, Ronnie Barnhill, Grat Williams, Mark Camper, Dennis Norrod, San- tos Salinas, Billy Melton Row 4; Greg Atkinson, Gary McGinty, DeWayne Kunkel, Flarden Wallace, Todd Collins, Donald Murchison, B. Ringstaff, Ricky Ray, Darroll Jones, Ricky Smith, Jeff Hernandez Row 5: Stacy Joy, Tony Hoover, Ken Noah, Chuck Lowery, Marcus Foster, Frank McPherson, Robert Escamilla, Robert Heckman, David Barksdale, Stuart Samford, Chuck Cathey, David Tucker Row 6: Guy Norris, David Rains, Bill Mercer, Hank Parker, Adam Montoya, Jimmy Fisher, Thomas Bibles, Kerry Collins, Allen Fisher, Mike Taylor, Gary Ferguson, Pat Atkinson Row 7: Honey Colson, Garry Littlepage, Richard Jackson, Kevin Berry, Karen Wilkes, Thomas Franklin, Machelle Bridges, Ricky Swarts, Jason Hahn, Scot Brinkley, Russell Warren, James Robison Row 8: Jim Luther, Clay Gilmore, Benny Cranford, Tim Thomas, Trey Felan, Terry Zinz, Andy Lyda, Jay Bowmer, Kevin Baker, Ross Lovelace, Ronald Pearson, Mike Legg, William Ramsey Row 9: Sponsor Don Watson, Marc Hodge, James Patterson, Tommy Sanders, Darrell Hall, Paul Simons, Tommy Sanders, Laura Dishman, Keith Jones, Tony Bristow, Loren Cowan, Tommy Butler, Phillip Craker, Joey Allen, Sponsor, Rodger Grant FFA Officers — James Valdez, Pres.; Trey Bolt, V. Pres.; Justin Taylor, Treas.; Greg Shelnut, Sec.; Lisa Smith, Sentinel. The FFA has accomplished many goals this year. We had a successful stock show and numerous other activities such as the Children’s Barnyard and our Fruit Sale Fund Raiser. We also had many people represent us at the district and area con- vention. We feel like we have achieved our major goal of en- couraging young people to get involved in agriculture by spon- soring these activities. 34 Burnet County Livestock Show B. Ringstaff Chuck Cathey Kevin Brinkley Justin Taylor Karen Caale Stuart Samford Juan Shepperd Andy Lyda Jim Feild Guy Norris Dana Christian Lisa Smith Loren Cowan U.I.L. Contestants Each year a number of students put forth extensive individual ef- fort to compete in the UIL literary and academic contests. After weeks of preparation, they travel to practice tournaments to try their skills against students of other schools. Some of the contests are based on skills learned in the classroom; others require special effort and preparation far beyond the normal course requirements. First year typing students compete against each other in speed and ac- curacy. Representing BHS this year were Terri Ashabranner, Allen Fisher, Debbie Haynes, Kathy Hunziker, and Lisa Wills. Also, competing in a speaking event were the debate teams of David Blair and Patrick Shell and Richard Seibert and Bill Price. After preparing their cases in Mr. Don Yager’s speech class, the teams refined their delivery and rebut- tal skills in various contests and brought home several trophies. Laura Eckert, Brian Kirkpatrick, and Tommy Peek competed in the four types of writing required in jour- nalism. In district. Tommy placed third in News Writing and fourth in Headline Writing. Brian placed fifth in News Writing; Laura was fifth in Feature Writing and sixth in Editorial Writing. To compete in Number Sense, Beatrix Elliott, Leslie Fry, Karen Palmer, and Raymond Ybarra worked with Mrs. Jill Ringstaff to learn the many tricks of mental mathematics. In their contest, all they could write down was the answer to the math problems. No figuring on paper was allowed. In the opposite direction, Robbin Hornsby increased her speed in solving problems with the calculator. John Garcia, James Montag, and George Oakley prepared for a Science test of fifty objective questions covering biology, chemistry, physics, and the earth sciences. 36 UIL Contestants To compete in poetry interpretation and prose interpretation, Beatrix Elliott, Lynn Taylor, Leslie Fry and Patricia Lewis worked for many hours with Mrs. Ann Price to perfect their selections from each of three categories. They not only won awards, but also learned to capture an audience. In district, Trixie won second place in poetry; Patricia and Leslie won second and third places in prose. Skill in writing themes won Bill Price, Wynn Allen and An- drea Burleson the first, fourth and fifth places in the district competition in Ready Writing. Gloria Flores, Shelly Mulhollan and Angela Schreiber studied a long list of words for the Spelling and Plain Writing contest. Bill Price and Tommy Peek took their writing skills to region competition in Brenham. Bill represented the district in Ready Writing and Tommy wrote in both News and Headline Writing contests. Our competitors in Prose and Poetry Inter- pretation won in the preliminary competitions and made it into the finals in Region contests in Brenham. 37 CHEERLEADERS 81-82 38 HIGHLANDETTES 81-82 Row 1: Capt. Wynn Allen Row 2: Kim La Joy, Laura Jackson, Lt. Dena Locklear, Connie Davidson, Sarah Hyde Row 3: Jody Hornsby, Michele Phillips, Shannon Wright, Lt. Terri Ashabranner, Robbin Hornsby, Yvonne Jackson, Teresa Payne Row 4: Shannon Miller, Tammy Sumner, Stacy Evans, Michele Wisener, Karen Palmer 39 CHOIR Row 1: Marilyn Herron, Alto; Shannon Riley, Alto Row 2: Staci Lawson, Soprano; Melissa Masters, Soprano; Alexa Webb, Alto; Patricia Lewis, Alto Row 3; Kathy Jones, Soprano; Brenda Guthrie, Soprano Row 4: Ken Janssen, Baritone; Leslie Fry, Baritone; James Whitehead, Baritone Not Pictured: Patty Warren, Soprano Officers: Alexa Webb, Vice Pres.; Brenda Guthrie, Sec. Treas.; Leslie Fry, Pres. The Burnet High School Choir is devoted to singing and having fun in the process. The choir par- ticipated as a group in UIL Concert Contest and in the Astro World Choral Festival at fun-filled Astro World. Many individuals excelled in choir by competing for District, Region, Area, and finally State Choir. Leslie Fry, a junior, qualified for State. The choir ended their year in a concert with the Sixth, Jr. High, and High School Choirs all participating. 40 STATE QUALIFIER TCUE 82 41 Band Row 1: L. Owens, G. Yager, L. Taylor, S. Wright, L. Ledesma, C. Ritchie, J. Burkett Row 2: G. Henderson, T. Rhine, T. Lentz. A. Patel, L. Fry, K. Hullum, M Foss, A. Chism, T. Blair Row 3: L. Greenlees, T. Morrow, H. West, S. Bouman, S. Lawson, K. Zinzer, D. Haines, D. Box, L. Cain, S. Null Row 4: J. Shaw, K. Willhelm, B. Kirkpatrick, C. Turner, D. Haynes, K. Kivel, K. Neighbor, B. Barnett, Q. Brown, C. Peek Row 5: J. Whitehead, S. Clark, G. Green, G. Flores, D. Shipp, J. Bowmer, T. Turner, K. Rhine, S. Carruth, J. Robison, M. Stapleton, R. Chafin, T. Ramsey, L. McKinney, G. Coberly, J. Feild, L. Reynolds, S. Nyquist Row 6: D. Barnett, M. Bird, K. Moore, S. Greenlees, B. Erickson, A. Slimp, K. Drew, R. Whitley, K. Dennis. T. Peek, C. Carruth, K. Baker THE TAM) BAND COUNCIL: Top: Brian Kirkpatrick, Linnie Owens, Mary Bird, Sara Null, Randy Chafin; Bottom: Donnie Haynes, Sam Greenlees, Leland Reynolds, Kent Moore, Kathleen Neighbor The Burnet Bulldog Band has a long-standing tradition of excellence under the direction of Mr. Lewis Phelps. This year the Bulldog Band, consisting of 73 members, continued that tradition with an Excellent rating in the UIL Marching and a Special Award in the UIL Concert Contest. The Band was also well represented in the UIL Solo and Ensemble competition. The Band was also busy in matters other than UIL musical events. They sold Calenders, and performed at the Chili Supper. This year the Band went to Branson, Missouri to attend the Silver Dollar City Band Festival and saw the Shepperd of the Hills play. The Band ended an eventful year with their annual Spring Concert. Twirlers: Gina Green, Sara Null; Drum Major: Randy Chafin Who’s Who in Music: Top: Bryan Barnett, Linnie Owens, Leland Reynolds, Mary Bird; Bottom: Leslie Fry, Mary Foss, Sara Null, Randy Chafin. Band Sweetheart: Linnie Owens HIGELANDETTES TUCy’RE PLAyiNG CUR SCNG The Highlandettes overcame a few obstacles to have a successful year in 1981-82. Functioning without a faculty advisor from basketball season throughout the remainder of the year, the drill team was able to carry on with its usual duties. The Highlandet- tes performed at basketball games and put on a well-received Spring Show. Long hours of hard practice were imperative in preparation for the show. The girls’ cooperation and effort paid dividends when the show was a success and they were very proud of their accomplishment. A lot of participation from other students added welcome variety to the show with twelve of the eighteen acts performed by other members of the Burnet Student body. Of the fifty students who contributed their talent to make the show a success, the sixteen Highlandettes carried their share by providing six numbers. They would like to thank all of those involved and especially Jan Ray, who became our chaperone and sponsor. 46 Mr J are V°u surc I’m so embarrassed. this is right? Capital Punishment: For or Against? This will prove to dad that I need a new car. t 1 SWEATHEARTS Lynn, you are peeking. You want it moved where? 47 49 BAND SPRING CONCEPT The” Social Awards Band Genie with the light brown hair S-E-N-I-O-R-S I like your Style 50 Our Saxophone Special Seniors Page 52 Juniors Page 64 Sophomores Page 70 Freshmen Page 76 51 R. Hayes G. Henderson M. Henron M. Hinds G. Hopkins R. Hornsby S. Hyde R. McGinty A. McKinley F. McPherson D. Mills J. Montag K. Moore S. Mrosko D. Mulhollan J. Nored G. Norris S. Null S. Nyquist G. Oakley L. Owens M. Parks S. Patterson A. Payne B. Price L. Prince L. Ratliff L. Reynolds C. Richter L. Richter Q. Riley F. Robinson R. Rowney E. Rueffer M. Salinas R. Seibert S. Shell B. Smith R. Smith T. Smith R. Stark S. Thompson B. Elzey B. Johnson C. Johnson E. Goodwin R. Grant L. Phelps M. Smith YOU’VE COME A LONG WAY!!! 53 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1982 Wynn Allen Richard Seibert Dawn Kubala Jean Nored President Vice President Secretary Treasurer David Blair Kevin Brinkley Tony Bristow Renee Brizendine 54 Carrie Chiles Courtney Chiles Judy Champion Randy Chafin Rikki Corbin Dee Collins Mary Fry Sherri Gilbert Clay Gilmore Shari Gonzales Kenny Harned Rynda Hayes Laura Hehr Gail Henderson Marilyn Herron Minette Hinds James Holbrook Glenda Hopkins 56 Robbin Hornsby Sarah Hyde Ken Janssen Darroll Jones Kim Kinsey Stan Lewis X Peggy Light Jim Luther Ramona McGinty Annie McKinley Andy Lyda Dee Dee Mulhollan VA 1 Kent Moore J A Sid Muhle Guy Norris Mike Parks Linnie Owens Shelby Nyquist % George Oakley Alan Payne Frank Robinson Ryan Rowney Eddie Rueffer Mary Jane Salinas Cindy Waddell Darlene Waggoner - Robert Waggoner Curtis Wallace Jerry Ware Travis Warren Melissa Watson Kim Williams A' SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS WYNN ALLEN Basketball 9-12, Capt. 12; Highlandettes 9-12, Capt. 10-12; FCA Pres. 11; Student Council 11. 12, V.P. 12; N.H.S. 11-12. Sec. Treas. 12; Class Pres. 9. 12; Class V.P. 11; A Honor Roll 9-12; Honor Award Eng. I, Alg. I, Driver Ed 9, Hon. Ment. Alg. II 10; Who’s Who 11. 12; Soc. of Dist. Am. H.S. Students 11. 12; Am. H.S. Athlete 11; 3rd UIL Ready Writing 11; Homecoming Nom. 12; Hon. Ment. Tx. History 12; High Honor Award Geometry, Bookkeeping. English 12; Most Likely to Suc- ceed 12 MENENA ALZAGA Basketball 9-12; Princess 12; Student Council 12; Spanish Club 12 CHARLES BAILEY DE BRYAN BELL VAC Prog.; A-B Honor Roll 11; Perfect Att. 11 KAREN BIRD DE 10. 12; OEA 11. Treas. 11; Hon. Ment. History 10; A-B Honor Roll 10 ROSE BIRD Green Fever 9; FHA 12; Library Aide 11-12; HECE; HECE II — Honor Award 12 DAVID BLAIR Football 9; Student Coun cil Rep. 9. 10, 12; Honor Roll 9-12; Spanish II Award 10; Debate Award 11; N.H.S. 11, 12; Who’s Who 11, 12; Soc. of Dist. Am. H.S. Students 12; UIL Debate 3rd In Dist. 11; UIL Typing 6th in Dist. 11; Spanish Club 9-12 KEVIN BRINKLEY FFA 9-12, Chapter and Area Off. 12, Dist. Off. 11; Football 11, 12; Photography 11; High Academic Award Ag II- IV; FFA Star Greenhand — Lone Star Farmer — Stock Show Outstanding Senior 12; Key Club 10. 11, 12, Pres. 12; Honorable Mention — Government; Top Award — Computer TONY BRISTOW FFA 9 12; DECA 11, 12 RENEE BRIZENDINE Tennis 9; OEA 11. V.P. 11; FTA 11; Annual Staff 11; HECE 12 LESLY CAIN Band 9-12; Leo Club 10; Spanish Club 10-12; Stock Show 9, 10; Annual Staff 11; Aide 11, 12; Coronation Nom. 12; FFA 9; Leo Club 10-11 LINDA CANITZ Band 9; Highlandettes 10, 11; Student Council 12; OEA Club 11, 12; Leo Club 9, 10; FTA 10; OEA 12. V.P.; Perfect Att 9; A-B Honor Roll 9, 10; High Honor VOE 12 RANDY CHAFIN Band 9-12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Drum Major 12; Chemistry Award 11; A-B Honor Roll 9-12; Leo Club 11; Drafting Club 12; Band Council 12; Class Rep. 9 JUDY CHAMPION A-B Honor Roll 10, 11; Highlandettes, Highlandette of the Year 11; Spanish Club 10-12, Sec. 11, Plan. Comm. 12; FTA 11; Soc. of Dist. Am. H.S. Students 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Essay Contest 11; FHA 9; Office Aide 11, 12 CARRIE CHILES Band 9; FTA 10, 11; FHA 9; OEA 11; DE 12. Annual Staff 11 COURTNEY CHILES FTA 10. 11; FHA 12; Library Aide 11, 12; OEA 11; HECE 12; HECE I Honorable Mention RICHARD DEE COLLINS Drafting Club 11,12; DE 11,12 RIKKI CORBIN Band 9-11; FHA 9-12, V.P. 10, Sec. 11; FTA 9; 1st Div. Solo, 1st Div. Ensemble 10; State Solo and Ensemble 2nd Div. 10; Who’s Who 11; Miss Burnet 11 DANA COUPEL Highlandettes 11; Key Club 11; FTA 11; OEA 12. Reporter 12 DAVID COX Baseball 10-12, Capt 12. All Dist. 11; FFA 11. 12; DECA 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; Leo Club 10-12, V.P. 11, Pres. 12 WILLIAM TRAVIS COZBY Football 912, Capt. 12. All Dist. 11. Hon. Ment. 12; Basketball 912; Hon. Ment. 12; Track 9, 10; Key Club 9-11 BELINDA CROSS Basketball 9, 10; Track 9-11; Rodeo Club 9-11; German Club 9, 10; Soccer 10; 4H 9-11; First Ladies 9, 10; Swimming 12; FFA 12 KEVIN DENNIS Band 9-12; Leo Club 10; Band Aide 12 LISA RATLIFF DILWORTH FHA 9 12; Spanish Club 12 DALE D. DISHMAN Football 9-10; V. Track 9-12, Capt. 11; Dist. Champ 1600 m run 10-12; Reg. Qual 1600 m run 10-12; 800 mi run 11; State Qual. 1600 11, 12; Varsity Cross Country 11, 12; Dist. Champ Cross Country 12, Reg. Qual. 11, 12; Class Sec. Treas. 9; Class Rep. 10, 11; Green Fever 9; FFA 9, 10; Stu- dent Council Rep 10, 11; N.H.S. 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11; Highlandette Beau 12; Class Fav. 11; A Honor Roll 9-11; Dist. Champ 3200 m run 12; Most Athletic 12; Reg. Qual. 3200 m run 12; Award for Ath. Excellence 12; State Qual. 3200 12; 2nd State 3200 m run 12; A-B Honor Roll 12; VFW Best All-A ward 12; Center Athlete of the Week 12 JERAL DOYLE Drafting Club; DECA ROBERT ESCAMILLA Football 9-12; Baseball 10-12; FFA 9-12; DECA 12; Senior Fav. 12 TREY FELAN Baseball 9 12. Capt 12; FFA 9. 10; Football mgr. 10, 11; Key Club 10; FCA 11; Coronation Nom. 12; High Honor Ag II 12 MARY FOSS Band 9-12, All Dist., All Reg. Band 9-12; 1st Div. Ensemble 10; Who’s Who in Music 11; Who’s Who 11, 12; Typing Award 10; World History Award 11; Spanish I Award 10; Am. History 9; FTA 9-12; Spanish Club 10; N.H.S. 11,12 KITTY FOX Basketball 9-12; Key Club 11; Track 9-11; Junior Fav Cheerleader 9, 11, 12; Leo Club 11; FTA 11, 12; OEA 12; Homecom- ing Queen 12; Miss B.H.S. 12 THOMAS FRANKLIN FFA 9-12; DE I and U; FHA 11 MARY FRY FTA 9, 10; Photography 10, 11; FHA 11, 12; HECE 12 SHERRI GILBERT FTA 11, 12. FHA 11,12, Sec. 12; HECE 11; VOE 12; OEA 12 CLAY GILMORE Football 11, 12; FFA 9-12; DE 11, 12; Leo Club 10,11 SHARI GONZALES vac KENNETH HARNED Pre-Employment DE 1 and II; Tennis 9, 10 RYNDA HAYES FHA 9-12, Hist. 11; Swimming 9; Highlandettes 10, 11; FTA 10; Basketball Sweetheart 11; Spanish Club 11; HECE, Hist. 12; Office Aide 10 LAURA HEHR Swimming 9; OEA 12, Hist.; VOE 12; Drama 9-11; Flag 12 GAIL HENDERSON Annual Staff Co- Editor 12; NHS 11, 12; Honor Awards — Eng. 10. Acct. 11, Gov’t; Hon. Ment. Eng. I, Eng. 4; A Honor Roll 10-12; A-B 9; Green Fever 9; Spanish Club 9-12; Leo Club 11; Swimming 9. 10. Reg. Qual. 10; Student Council Rep. 10, 11; Who’s Who 11, 12; FTA 9, 10; Drafting Club 12; UIL Ready Writing 10. 11; Band 9-12, Sec. Leader 12; 1st Div. Class II Clarinet Ensemble 10; Coronation Nominee 12; Coronation Emcee 12; Honor Award Govt. 12; Honorable Mention English IV 12; Annual Staff 12; Magna Cum Laude MARILYN HERRON Choir 10-12; Leo Club 12; DECA 11, 12; FFA 9. 10; Forestry 9. 10 MINNETTE HINDS FTA 10. 11; Library Aide 11; DECA 11, 12 JAMES HOLBROOK FFA 9-11; Key Club 10 GLENDA HOPKINS FHA 11, 12; Photography Sec. 12 ROBBIN HORNSBY Highlandettes 10- 12; Spanish Club 9-12. Treas. 12; FTA 11; Who’s Who 11, 12; Soc. of Dist. Am. High School Students 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; A Honor Roll 9; A-B Honor Roll 10, 12; Track Mgr. 9; Perfect Att. 9; Magna Cum Laude; Hon. Ment. Bookkeeping SARAH HYDE Highlandettes 10-12, Of- ficer 11; Swimming 9, 10, Capt. 9; Choir 9, 10, Sec. 10; Spanish Club 12, V.P. 12; Student Council 12; Who’s Who; Class Fav. 10; Vars. Basketball Statistician 10, 11 KEN JANSSEN Annual Staff 11; Swimm- ing 11; Choir 12; DECA 12; Key Club 11; FTA 11 LYNN JENKINS Basketball 9-12; Track 9-11; Cheerleader 9, 11, 12; Highlandettes 10; Harvest Fest. Nom 9; Coronation Nom. 10, 12; Class Officer 10; Drafting Club Sec. Treas. 12; Annual Staff 12; Key Club 11; Leo Club 10; Prom Princess 11; Football Sweetheart 12 DARROLL JONES FFA 9; Pre- Employment 10; DECA 11, 12; Drafting 12 KIM KINSEY Track and Basketball 9; DECA 10-12, Sweetheart 11; Woodsman of the World 11; A-B Honor Roll 10-12; Soc. of Dist. Am. High School Students 12; FFA 9; Art 9-12; Art Award 11; FTA 10 DAWN KUBALA Tennis 9-12, 3rd Vars. Dist. 10, 11; FTA 9-12, Pres. 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, Pres. 11; All Dist. 10; 1st Div. Class Solo 10; 1st Div. Class Ensemble 10. 11; Southwest Choral Festival Div. I Ensemble 11; Aide 11; Band 9; Student Council Rep. 9-11; A Honor Roll 9, 11, 12; A-B 10; Class Treas. 11; Class Sec. 12; High Honor Roll Choir 10, 11; Hon. Ment. Eng. Ill 11; Who’s Who; Soc. of Dist. Am. High School Students 11. 12; N.H.S. 11. 12. Pres. 12; Barney Bulldog 12; Student of the Month 12; Magna Cum Laude; High Honor Trig, and Tx. History; Hon. Ment. Data Process- ing 12; Best All Around 12 61 STAN LEWIS Football 9, 10. 12; Basket ball 9-12; Track 9; Drafting Club 9-12, Pres. 12; Class Favorite 9; Harvest Fest. Nom. 11; Hon. Ment. Basketball and Football 12; Most Hand- some 12 PEGGY LIGHT Tennis 11; FHA 12 JIM LUTHER Football 9, 10; DECA 11, 12; FFA 9-12 ANDY LYDA DECA 12; FFA 9-12; Photography 11; Voc. Ag. Mech. 12 BILLY MELTON FFA 9-12; DECA 11.12 RAMONA McGINTY FTA ll; FHA 11, 12, Hist. 12; Honor Award Homemaking II, 11; HECE 12; Who's Who 11 ANNIE McKINLEY Basketball 9-12; Hon. Ment. 11; All Dist. 12; Track 9-11; Draf- ting Club 9, 10; Spanish Club 10, 11; Annual Staff 11, 12. Editor 12; Outstanding Athlete Award 12; Most Athletic 12 FRANK McPHERSON Football 9 12; Track 9-12; Dist. Champ Shotput Reg. Qual. 11; Class Fav 10; Cheerleader Beau 11; Key Club 9-12; All Dist. Football; Best All Around 12 DENESE MILLS DE 11, 12; FHA 9. 10. 12; Reading Honor Award 9 JAMES MONTAG Football 9-12; Basket- ball 9, Mgr. Capt.; Chess Team 9; Chess Club Pres. 10; UIL Science 10. 12; Who’s Who 11, 12 KENT MOORE Tennis 9-12, Dist. Champ 9; Basketball 9, 10; Band 9-12; Class Rep. 11, 12; Key Club 10; Leo Club 9, 10 SCOTT MROSKO Football 9; Baseball 10-12, Capt. 12; Woodsman of the World History Award 10; Top Honors in Biology 10; Green Fever 9, Honor Roll 10-12; N.H.S. 12; Computer Club 12; Key Club 9, 10; Chess Club 9-12. Pres. 11; V.P. 12; Spanish Club 9-11; Of fice Aide 12; Who’s Who 11. 12; Soc. of Dist. Am. H.S. Students 11, 12 SIDNEY MUHLE VAC Program DEE DEE BARTON MULHOLLAN OEA Coop 12; FHA 12; FTA 10; Basketball 9- 10; Track 10; Chess Club Sec.-Treas. 9; Class Favorite 9 JEAN NORED FHA 9, 10, 12 - Treas. 12; Spanish Club 10-12, Pres. 12; Basketball 9- 11; Harvest Fest. Queen 12; Class Treas. 12; FCA V.P. 11; Counselor Aide 12; Coronation Nominee 12 GUY NORRIS Football 12; Baseball 12; Ag. Mech. 11, 12; D.E. 11 SARA NULL Band 9-12; Band Council 9- 12; Rep. 9, 10; Uniform Mgr. 11 — Alumni Sec 12; Twirler 12; 1st Div. Class III Solo 9; I Div. Class II Sax Ensemble; All Dist.; All Reg. Band; Sec. Leader 11, 12; Girls’ State 11; An- nual Staff 12; FTA 9-12, Treas. 12; Spanish Club 11; N.H.S. 11, 12 — V.P. 12; UIL Typing 10; Hon. Ment. Typing 10; Soc. of Dist. Am. H.S. Students 11, 12; Who’s Who 11, 12; A-B Honor Roll 11, 12; Who’s Who in Music 12; Hon. Ment. Tex. History 12; Most Talented 12 SHELBY NYQUIST Band 9-12; Sec Leader 11, 12; Football 9; Basketball 9, 10; An- nual Staff 11-12; Drafting Club 11-12; Leo Club 9 GEORGE OAKLEY Football 9, 10; Harvest Fest. King 12; DECA 11, 12; Drafting Club 9, 10; UIL Science; A Honor Roll; Corona tion Nom. 10; Friendliest 12 LINN1E OWENS Band 9-12; All Dist.; All Reg. Band 9-12; UIL Solo and Ensemble 1st Div. Class III 9; Sec. Leader 12; Band Council 11, 12; Uniform Mgr, 11, 12; Band Sweetheart 12; Who’s Who 11. 12; Honor Roll 9, 11. 12; FTA 9-12, Treas. 11. Sec. 12; Spanish Club 11; Annual Staff 12; Who’s Who in Music 12 MIKE PARKS Chess Club 9-12, Sec. Treas. 11, 12; Spanish Club 10-12; FTA 9, 10; Computer Club 12; Drafting Club 12; Green Fever 9 STEVE PATTERSON Football 10-12, Capt. 12; Swimming 11, 12; Track 10; V.P. Key Club 12; Cheerleader Beau 12; Coronation Nom. 12 ALAN PAYNE FFA 9, 10, 12; DE 11, 12 — Pres. 12; Voc. Ag. Mech. 12 JEFF POORE Football 9, 10; Track 9, 10; Drafting Club 9-11; FCA 10, 11; Leo Club 10. 11 BILL PRICE Class V.P 9, 10; Football 9 12; All Dist. Honorable Ment. Def. Back; Baseball 9-12, Capt. 12; All Dist. Centerfield 11; FFA 9. 10; Key Club 9-11, Sec. Treas. 11; N.H.S. 11. 12; FCA 10. 11, Treas. 11; Who’s Who 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Pres. 12; UIL Debate 12; 1st Dist. UIL Ready Writing; Most Likely to Succeed 12; Spanish Club 11; Honor Award. Drivers Ed 9; Alg. I; English III; Chemistry 11; Speech 12; English II; Harvest Fest. 12; A Honor Roll 9-12 LISA PRINCE DE 12; Drama 12 PAM RATLIFF FHA 9-12; DECA 10-12 LELAND REYNOLDS Band 9-12; Band Pres. 12; Boys’ State 11; National Merit Scholar 12; Who’s Who 11, 12; Annual Staff 12 CLINTON RICHTER Football 9; Honor Award Math 9; FFA 9, 10; DECA 10-12 LINDA RICHTER Photography 11. 12; DECA QUINT RILEY Football 9-12, Capt. 12; Basketball 9-12; Track 10; Coronation Nom. 11; Spanish Club 10, 11, Hon. Ment. Football 11; All Dist. 2nd Team 12; Hon. Ment. Basket- ball 11; All Dist. Basketball 12 FRANK ROBINSON Football 9. 12; Basketball Mgr. 9, 10; Green Fever 9; Leo Club 9- 12; Director 10; Treas. 12; Drafting Club 9; Computer Club 12; Chess Club 9, 10; Harvest Fest. Nom. 9; Perfect Attendance 9 RYAN ROWNEY Football 9-12, Capt. 12; Basketball 9-12; FFA 9-12; Key Club 9, 11; Track 9, 10; All Dist. Football 12; Leo Club 9 EDDIE RUEFFER FFA 9-11; DECA 11, 12; N.H.S. 12; A-B Honor Roll 9-12 MARY JANE SALINAS Spanish Club 10- 12; DECA 11,12; Band 9 RANDY SANDERS After leaving school for 8 yrs. he has come back and taken P.E., Gov. and Drafting and made A’s. Ag. DECA 10, 11 RICHARD SEIBERT Drafting Club 11, 12; Key Club 12; Sr. Class V.P.; Sr. Class Rep. Student Council 12; Debate Team 11, 12 — 3rd Dist. 11; Reg. Contestant DECA Club 11. 12 SCOTT SHELL FCA 11; Chess Club 11; DECA 12; Photography 12; Football Mgr. 11 BECKY SMITH Basketball 9-12; Track 9; Tennis 11; FTA 11; FHA 9-12, V.P. 11. Pres 12; Flag Corps 12 — Capt. MICHAEL TODD SMITH DECA 11. 12; V.P. 12; Football 9-10; Drafting Club 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9; Coronation Nominee 12 RICKY SMITH FFA 9-12; Football 11. Baseball 10-12, Drafting 11,12 RHONDA STARK Band 9, 10; Twirler 10; Cheerleader 11, 12, Head 11, 12; Harvest Fest. Nom. 11; Coronation Nom. 11; Homecom- ing Queen Nom. 12; OEA Hist. 11; Pres. 12; FTA 11, 12; Office Aide 11. 12; Leo Club 10. 11; Most Beautiful 12 SHANNON THOMPSON Basketball 9. Mgr. 10-12; Highlandettes 10; Leo Club 11, 12, Director 12; Annual Staff 12; Track Mgr. 10, 11; Senior Fav. 12 JAMES TILLEY VAC DONNA TUTOR Band 9 12; Drama 10, 11; Swimming 10; FTA 9-12; FCA 10; A-B Honor Roll 9 CINDY WADDELL Basketball 9. 10; Track 9. 10; Softball 9. 10; Pep Club 9. 10; Glee Club 9.10 DARLENE WAGGONER Speech 9, Art Club in Belton; FHA 12; VOE 11 ROBERT WAGGONER Drama 11-12 CURTIS WALLACE Chess Club 9; FTA 10; DE !0 JERRY WARE Tennis 9-11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Tennis Dist. Champs 9; Photography Club Treas. 12 PATRICIA WARREN Choir WILLIAM TRAVIS WARREN Foot- ball 9, 12; Var. Track 9, Reg. Qual. Sprint Relay 5-A 9-11; All Dist. Sprint Relay 11; Key Club 11; FCA; Mr. B.H.S. 12 MELISSA WATSON Drafting Club 11- 12, V.P. 12; Spanish Club 12; FTA 12; Photography 11 KIM WILLIAMS Basketball 9-11; Basket- ball Co-Champs 11; Basketball Dist. 9; OEA 12; Track 9 11; Reg. 10; Drafting Club 11; Cheerleader 10 CHRIS WILSON Football 9, 10; FFA 9, 10; DE 11, 12 GAIL YAGER Band 9-12; All Dist. 11; All City (Virginia) 9; Flute Ensemble Class I and II 11, 12; FCA 11; Spanish Club 10; Drafting IT, Hon. Men.; Alternate for Girls’ State 11; DAR Good Citizen 12; Soc. of Dist. Am. H.S. Students 11, 12; Co-Editor Annual Staff 12; Hon. Ment. Annual Staff 12 SUSIE YBARRA MICHAEL YOUNGBLOOD Band 9- 12; Dist. 9-11; Reg. Band 11, Solo Ensemble 9- 11; State Ensemble 11; Who’s Who IT, Corona- tion Nom. 11; UIL Prose Int. 10; Reg. Prose Int. 10; UIL One Act Play 9-12; Hon. Ment. O.A.P. 11; Area Hon. Ment. 11; District Area Region State O.A.P. 9; Most Talented 12 TERRY ZINZ Football 9, 10, 11; Basket- ball 9, 10; Track 9, 10; FFA 11, 12; Drafting Club 9; Leo Club 10; Key Club 10, 11; DECA 62 Bill at worn! I ain’t takin’ D-Hall BOREDOM CITY!! Caught by the CREATURE. Caught Ya! I’m gonna get you! I think it’s a roach. “Miss Spirit 1982 Look at that guy!! T utoring Service Gosh Lynn, quit jumping!! You talkin’ to me? “The Payoff” 64 Kay Davis Loren Cowan Connie Davidson Max Eddings Beatrix Elliott Ameta Davis Brian Erickson Paul Escamilla Gary Ferguson Natalie Furr Jim Feild Carrie Galland Shelly Field Randy Gourley Kenneth Everett Leslie Fry Sandy Grandstaff Sam Greenlees C- C z o PO co 65 Billy Graves Gina Green Debby Guenter Brenda Guthrie Tommy Guthrie Melody Haines Timothy Haines Robert Heckman Eric Hefner Mary Helms Ruben Hernandez Terry Higgins Shawna Hinds Marc Hodge Suzan Holbrook Deanna Holder Lisajean Kaindl Eddie Kincheloe Susie King Brian Kirkpatrick Kim LaJoy Leticia Ledesma Jimmy Legg Alicia Lewis Tony Lewis Bobbette Lightfoot Dena Locklear Eddie Mata 66 Brian Miller Shannon Miller Tommy Mize Wayne Muhle Shelly Mulhollan Donald Murchison Kenneth Noah James Oakley Shana Odiorne Ernestina Ontiveros Marta Ontiveros Tammy Payne Belinda Perez Michele Phillips Tom Prentice Tina Ramsey William Ramsey Ricky Ray Dee Jon Schafer Beau Sessions Patti Shannon Toni Shannon Patricia Shaver Patrick Shell Cm C z o in 67 De Anne Shipp Wayne Sims Cindia Smith Donald Smith Lee Smith Tasha Smith Freddy Solis Shawn Stein Jaydra Stinnett Lynn Taylor Mike Taylor Ricky Thorp Crissi Troxell David Tucker James Valdez Russell Warren Kevian Westen James Whitehead Linda Wills Donna Wilson Susan Wright Mustang roundup js s € rea|ly doing homework? 69 CO UJ cc O X O X CL O CO Class Officers: Pres. Grat Williams, V. Pres. Tracey Tally, Sec. Treas. Ricky Welch Mike Abel Brenda Austin Gary Bagby William Baird Isaac Baladez Russell Barksdale Ronnie Barnhill Amy Beverly Clarence Biddy David Bostick Jackie Bowmer Kelly Breeding Mark Camper Michelle Camper David Brigner Jesse Casa Angie Bristow Susie Casa Joy Breitschopf Donny Carr 70 Robert Chaney Eric Colbert LaDonna Collins Honey Colson Benny Cranford Frank Creasey Jeff Davis Lana Davis Randy Davis Kendall Drew Shelley Duncan Robin Dunn Diana East Mark Fickle Rodney Fike Randy Fisher Kenneth Flint Mona Foreman Troy Guthrie Darrell Hall Dewayne Harned Debbie Haynes Denise Hazlewood Julie Heffington CO O •v X O 2 o 50 m co 71 Jody Hornsby Steve Hugghins Kathy Hunziker Kay Isbell Edith Jackson Richard Jackson Hollis Jamar Charles Kelley Betty Kershner Kim Kivel Teresa Lentz Patricia Lewis Garry Littlepage Chuck Lowery Leslie Luther Jeffery Marx Jayne McFadden Jeanne McFadden Bill Mercer Alan Mize Kelly Moldenhauer Adam Montoya John Morgan Kathleen Neighbor 72 George Ramsey John Reavis B. Ringstaff Venita Rojas Lacy Pearson Tommy Peek Michael Pirrung Gabrielle Pridgeon Karla Reich Scott Reynolds Tracy Rhine Mark Rhoads Lisa Smith Jay Sosebee Andy Slimp Stacey Smith William Springer Eva Solis Johnny Solis Tina Sonnier Jeff Roten Santos Salinas Ben Shaver Greg Shelnutt cn O X o o pa m cn 73 Kathie Sowell Tracey Tally Justin Taylor Blake Thomas Tim Thomas MikkiTfppie Cindy Turner Teresa Turner Vicki Underwood Kip Ware Vicki Warren Paul Watkins Alexa Webb Ricky Welch Reece Whitley Karen Wilkes Kevin Willhelm Grat Williams Joey Allen Cathy Arellano Johnny Arellai.u Charla Atkison Kim Baker Rudy Baladez Donna Barnett Thomas Bass Tonya Blair Ricky Blindert Stephani Bouman William Bowmer Jennie Breitschopf ?? 76 Machelle Bridges Tommy Butler Scot Brinkley Karen Cagle Quinn Brown Jerry Cain Jamie Burkett Paul Cain Mike Burleson Teresa Carney Cindy Carruth Sandy Carruth Manuel Castillo Allison Chism Grady Coberly Susan Courtney Phillip Craker Mary Cranford Patty Culler Paula DeSpain Kevin Didway Brent Dollar Debbie Ellett Connie Escamilla David Escamilla Kristy Escamilla Milton Escamilla Coby Faught Chris Fertitta n 50 m an X X m z 77 Jimmy Fisher Susanna Flores Sally Fowler Lori Frank Sabra Gholson Jana Goble Julies Gonzales Don Grandstaff Lori Greenlees Lisa Guthrie Jason Hahn Donnie Haynes Lisa Hibbitts Timothy Higgins Camille Holstin Chris Hudson Connie Huggins Julie Hunziker 78 Gary McGinty Lisa McKinney Robert Millican Troy Moldenhauer Tabitha Morrow Chris Montag Laura Motlock Mary Mulhollan Diane Neighbor Doug Nichols Ortensia Ontiveros Rosa Ontiveros Aaron Palmer Wesley Palmer Sara Parker Dana Parks Amita Patel Ronald Pearson Chris Peek Wayne Phillips Todd Pickens Alice Price Phillip Priest David Rains 79 Ken Reiley Kristy Rhine Tonja Richardson Shannon Riley Cathy Ritchie Jil Roberson Jana Robison Ronnie Rossen Mike Rouse Joe Rowlin Paul Sanders Tommy Sanders James Schaller Angela Schrieber Joe Shaw Juan Sheppard Paul Simons Hector Solis Bryan Thorp Debbie Tribble Kim Wall Harden Wallace John Warden Stephane Waters 80 NOTABLES Mr. and Miss BHS Best All Around Page 84 Most Likely to Succeed Most Handsome and Beautiful Page 85 Most Talented Most Athletic Page 86 Friendliest Class Favorites Page 87 Class Favorites Page 88 Teacher of the Year Nominees, Emcees Page 89 Academic Awards Page 90 Best fill fireund frank mcpherson . . . green . . . partying , . , pizza . . . Killer Dude . . . have lots of money. • . daum kubala . . . Toe-Toe. . . blue . . . shrimp . . . Weenee! . . . Maury . . . get married. . . 'ffir. and ifiiss BUS Iranis warren . . . yellow . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . venison . . . Stay white! . . . the lease. . . kitty fox . . . Kitty-kitty-kitty . . . blue. . . swimming . . . pizza . . . Shut up! . . .the lake . . . get married. . . IHost likely to Succeed bill price ... Gonzo . . . red. . . BBB . . . shooting pool. . . Get on it!” . . . dancing . . . going to be rich . . . wynn alien . . . Pooh . . . yellow .. . Danny . . . hamburgers and fries . . . Oh fan!” . . . get married. . . Most Handsome and Beautiful stan lewis rhonda stark . . . blue. . . water skiing . . . steak and potatoes . . . Blow it off!” . . . going to Marble Falls ... be successful. . . . . . blue. . . cheerleading . . . pizza . . . Huh?” . . . Austin . . . college . . . get married. . . fflosl Talented Mast Mlelic dale d. dlshman . . . blue. . . being with good friends . . . pizza and Gatorade . . . Let's go!'' . . . track meets . . . further my education . . . do my best. . . annle mckmlcy . . . red. . . playing basketball. . . pizza ... Bet me ' . . . San Antonio . . . college. . . coaching mike ypungblaod . . . Young Mikeblood. . . red. . . watching TV . . . Mexican food. . . Fine then ... SR6 ... become rich as a chemical engineer . . . sara null . . . Sarr . . . purple . . . water skiing . . . beef stroganoff. . . Hey Sweetheart . SR 6” .. .own a travel agency . . . friendliest grorye «abieti . . . Gorge. . . blue . . . party . . . hunting . . . BBB . . . Go for it! . . . dancing . . . get high paying job and travel. . . shelly field . . . Smelly . . . pink . . . being with friends . . . starbursts . . . I mean, you know? . . . movies . . . dancing . . . be happy. . . Senior roberl eseamilla . . . Escie . . . light blue . . . lifting weights . . . pizza . . . Say . . . be the best in building and construction . . . faoorilcs shannon thompson . . . pink . . . Robert. . . outrageous . . . turtles . . . Mexican food. . . go to barber school. . . Sophomore mark fickle ... Fick ... eating ... chicken fried steak ... “I’m not an animal, I am a human being.”... have a blast... junior favorites dauid barksdale ... “Big Un” ... blue ... leather work ... steak ... play pro ball... dcaimc shipp ... Dean ... blue ... be- ing with friends ... “Oh man!” ... camping ... do the best at anything I try... favorites edith jackson ... yellow ... being with friends ... pizza ... “Are you talking to me?”... the lake ... live happily ever after... freshmen favorites jerry tain alicc price ... Holmes ... brown.........Al ... blue ... pizza sports ... pizza ... “Say ... playing basketball Dude” ... Freeport............“For Real”... to the play football in college... lake... College... Front Row: Lesly Cain, Deanna Holder, Terri Ashabranner, Gail Henderson. Sarah Hyde. Lynn Jenkins. Jean Nored. Back Row: David Blair. Trey Felan. W. T. Cozby, Quint Riley. Steve Patterson. Todd Smith. Leslie Fry. Emcees Teacher of the year coach quintana L to R: Sarah Hyde, Bill Price, Gail Henderson, Richard Seibert. Personality nominees ACADEMIC AWARDS STUDENTS INVOLVED IN SCHOLASTIC AWARDS NIGHT 1981-82 Mike Abel Laura Eckert Mike Konarik Gabriele Pridgeon Joey Allen Beatrix Elliott Dawn Kubala Lisa Prince Wynn Allen Jim Feild Kim LaJoy John Reavis Terri Ashabranner Trey Felan Teresa Lentz Eddie Rueffer Pat Atkison Allen Fisher Patricia Lewis Tina Rutledge David Barksdale Gloria Flores Dena Locklear Tommy Sanders Bryan Barnett Mary Foss Chuck Lowery Angela Schreiber Donna Barnett Kathy Friend Leslie Luther Richard Seibert Nancy Betty Leslie Fry Andy Lyda Patrick Shell Mary Bird Seth Fuller Jayne McFadden Juan Shepperd Rose Bird Natalie Furr Annie McKinley Ricky Smith Lisa Blackerby Carrie Galland Kim Marx Tasha Smith David Blair John Garcia Eddie Mata Rhonda Stark Kevin Brinkley Rocky Garner Johnny Mata Shannon Steele Tony Bristow Margie Gonzales Brian Miller Jaydra Stinnett Renee Brizendine Gina Green Denese Mills Tracey Tally Andrea Burleson Tommy Guthrie James Montag Lynn Taylor Billy Burns Daryl Hall Scott Mrosko Mike Taylor Kenneth Butler Debbie Haynes Dee Dee Mulhollan Blake Thomas Kerri Casteel Donnie Haynes Mary Mulhollan Tim Thomas Linda Canitz Gail Henderson Shelly Mulhollan Vicki Underwood Susie Casa Jeff Hernandez Diane Neighbor Robert Waggoner Chuck Cathey Tim Higgins Kathleen Neighbor Kip Ware Judy Champion Shawna Hinds Sara Null Russell Warren Randy Chafin Glenda Hopkins George Oakley Vicki Warren Robert Chaney Jody Hornsby Marta Ontiveros Alexa Webb Carrie Chiles Robbin Hornsby Aaron Palmour Reece Whitley Courtney Chiles Steve Hugghins Darren Palmer Karen Wilkes Dana Christian Kim Hullum Karen Palmer Grat Williams Grady Coberly Kathy Hunziker Wesley Palmer Kevin Willhelm Honey Mae Colson Sarah Hyde Amita Patel Linda Wills Rikki Corbin Laura Jackson Tammy Payne Lisa Wills David Cox Lisa Jackson Teresa Payne Michelle Wisener Benny Cranford Darroll Jones Chris Peek Shannon Wright Ameta Davis Stacy Joy Tommy Peek Susan Wright Dale Dishman Lisajean Kaindl Michele Phillips Gail Yager Brent Dollar Eddie Kincheloe Tom Prentice Raymond Ybarra Diana East Brian Kirkpatrick Bill Price Mike Youngblood 90 im i ol Mr net MEMBER FOIC Banquet Football Basketball Golf Swimming Page 92 Page 94 Page 100 Baseball 91 Burnet Bulldog AH Sports Banquet VARSITY Batksdaie. David. 21. AD HM Bibles. Thomas. 1L Brinkley. Kevin. IL Cathay. Chock. IL Colima. Todd. IL Colby. W T . 3L, AD. HM. Cpt lacamiiia. Robert, IL Foster. Marcus. IL Hamas. Tim. IL Hackman, Robart, 2L. AD Halnar. Eric. IL Harnandai. Jeff. IL Lagy, Jimmy. IL lewis. Stan. 2L AD. HM Moniag. Jamas. IL Murchnon, Don. IL McPherson. Frank. 2L, AD. Cpt Norris. Guy. IL Patterson. Stava, 2L Cpt Prantica, Tom. IL Pnca. Bill. 2L, AD. HM R.lay. Quint. 2L. AD. Cpt Rmgstaff. B . IL Robinson. Frank. IL Rowvnay Ryan. 2L AD. Cpt Samford. Stuan, 2L, AD. HM Smith. Don. IL Smith. Las. 2L AD. Cpt Tucker, David. 11 Warren. Travis. IL Managers Baker. Kevin Garner. Rocky Millican, Robart HIGHLANDETTES FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Abel, Mika Bagby. Gary Barksdale. Russell Barnhill. Ronnie Butler. Kan Camper. Mark Collins. Kerry Creasy. Frank Fickle. Mark Fisher. Randy Fuller, Seth Goniales. Julius Hahr. Tim Hoover. Tony Mercer. Bill Montoya. Adam Morgan. John Nichols. Doug Noah. Kan Norrod, Dennis Parker, Hank Reavis, John Salmas. Santos Thomas. Blake Welch. Ricky Whiiiey Reaps Williams. Grat Allan. Wynn. Cept Ashabrannet. Tern. Lt Davidson. Connie Evans. Stacy Hornsby, JOdy Hornsby. Robbm Hyde. Sarah Jackson. Laura Jackson. Yvonne LsJov. Kim lock lee', Dena it Miller. Shannon Palmar. Karen Phillips. Michelle Sumner. Tammy Wisener. Michelle Wnght. Shannon FRESHMEN Arellano. Johnny Boomer, Jay Brinkley. Scot Cain, Jerry Cam. Paul CasMto. Manual Didwav. Kevin Escamilla. David Fisher. Jimmy Hthn. Jason Kunkai, DeWayne legg. Mike Lovelace. Ross Montag, Chris Peimour, Aston Rems. David Sheppard. Juen Swam. Ricky Wilkes Lonnie GOLF Garner. Rocky Lovelace. Ross Rmgstaff. B Samford. Stuart Thomas. B'aks Welch, Rickv CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Eckert. Laura Ann. Jr Fields Shelly Jr . IL Fox. Kitty. Sr . 2l Haims. Ma� y. Jr . IL Jenkins. Lynn Sr . 2l Stark. Rhonda Sf 21. Head Kubaia. Oawn. Sr . IL. Bamey JUNIOR VARSITY Austin Brands So Luther. Lesha So Puce. Alice. Fr Roberson. Jil, Fr SWIMMING BOYS AND GIRLS Biackard. Scott Burleson, Mike Burketl. Jamie Cross. Belinda DaSpam. Paula Evans. Stacy Eckert. Laura Lewis, Alicia Patterson. Steve P'tntice. Tom Rouse Mike Shaver, Ben Shaver. Pet Taylor, Lynn CAMERAMAN Rov Palmour BOYS TRACK VARSITY Backdate. David Jr Barnhill. Room So ,RQ Bostick. David. So . RQ Coberly. Grady. Fr Davis. Jafl. So Dishman. Dale. S , RQ EscemiHe. David. Fr . RQ Foster Marcus. So Fickle. Marx. So . RQ Heckman Robert. Jr RQ Hernandei Jeff. So Murchison. Don. Jr RQ McPherson. Frank. Sr RQ Norrod. Dennis So Sheinut. Gieg. So Smith, Lee. Sr . RQ Smith. Don. Jr Thornes. Blake. So Tucket. David. Jr Watren. Tievis. Si . RQ Welch Ricky. So Manager Millican Robert GIRLS BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Bowmer. Jay Fr Butler, Kenneth. Jr Cam. Paul Fr Creesey Frank. So Didwav. Kevm, Fr Fuller. Seth. So Memilion Bieke. So Hoover Tonv, So Lowery. Chuck. So Mercer Bill. So Monteg. Chris. Fr Montoya Adam So Parker Hank So Rmgstaff 0 . So Wiimelm. Kevm So Wilkes. Lonnie. Fr LEGEND AD - An District hm Honorable Mention RQ - Regional Qualifier Bur AT - Burnet All Tourney BASEBALL VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Barksdale. Russell Baiade . Rudy Cam. Jerry Brinkley, Scot Cam. Wesley Didwav. Kevin Cathey. Chuck Fickle. Mark Co . David Fisher. Jimmy Escamilla, Robert Hall. Darrell Feien, Trey Hoover Tony Hernandei. Jeff Legy. Mike Lowery, Chuck Montoya. Adam Price. Bill Noah. Kenneth Rmgstaff 6 Sheppard. Juan Samford. Stuart Taylor Juttm Smith Ricky W'ight John Sol't, Johnny Managers Thomas. Blake Managers Camper. Mark Colima. Kerry Watson Melissa, Stats Manager Creesey Frank VARSITY Allen. Wynn. 11 Field. Shelly, IL. Bur AT For, Kitty, 21 Helms. Mery, IL Holder. Deanna. 21, AO. HM Jenkins. Lynn 1l Luther. Leslie IL McKinley. Annie. 2L .Bur-AT.AD Shipp. Desnne IL Smith. Becky. IL Manage' Telly, Tracy. IL Thompaon. Shannon. 21 COACHES Danny Brodbeo Bill Hill Davd Perm Mmk Pearson Mu- Qumtana Kd-lC K mg Cendv Olson Jan flay ,, '• Aik n«ofl Waiiy Gui iei R A Underwit' Am Ridde1' Li .i Bel F.� r.k U v,. P' 'M GIRLS TRACK VARSITY Bouman Stephani Coison, Honey Mae Eckert, lauie Frank. Lori. IL Ghoison Sabra IL Holder. Deanna Jackson, Edith Jones. Kathy McFadden Jeane, IL Neighbor. Kathleen. IL Shipp. Deann, 1l Wright, Susan Manager McFadden, Jayne IL JUNIOR VARSITY Allege. Manana Camper. Michele Cesteei. Kern Hetfmgton, Julie Jackson. Edith McFadden Jean Neighbor, Kathleen Rhine. Tracy Reich. Karla Ttppia. Mikki Managers McFadden. Jayne Payne, Teresa BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY Barksdale David. 2L Colby. W T . 2L Lewis. Sian, 2L Murchison. Don. ti Riley. Quint, 2L AD Rowney. Ryen, 21 Samford. Sturat. 21 Smith, Don, IL TuCke . David. IL Managers Millican. Robert Garner. Rocky Creesey. Ftenk Eckert (aura. Stats FRESHMEN Baker. Kim Bouman, Stepham Carruth, Cmdy Car ruth, Sandy Florea. Su an Frank. Lon Ghoison. Sabra Johnaon. Jennifer Kivel. G q. Lynn. DeeAnn Masters. Melissa Mulhoilan Mary Parka Dana Pr ce, Alice Rhine, Knsiy Roberson Jil Sumner. Jody Waters. Stephane Wilcox, Ginger Wilson, Betty Managers Blair. Tony Camay Teresa Culler Patty TENNIS GIRLS Ashabranner Tern. IL Barnett. Donna Carruth. Cindy Carruth. Sandy Chism. Allison JUNIOR VARSITY Duncan. Shelley. 21 Barksdale Russell Kubeia. Dawn Bostick. Dav.d Lynn, DeeAnn Chaney. Robert Rhine. Tracy Fickle. Mark Sanders Meianv Fisher Alan Schreiber. Angela Hemandei, Jeff Smith Lisa lowery. Chuck Managers Welch, Ricky B' dges Macheiie Thomas. B'ake Mo QW Tabithe Roden Rhonda FRESHMEN BOYS Arrelleno. Johnny Carr. Donnjr Dollar. Brent Cam. Jerry Castillo. Manuel F'fce, Rodney Coberly. Grady Moidenheuer. Troy Didway. Kevin Oafclev James Escamilla. David Palmar Wesley legg Mike Palmour. Aaror Hoidenheur. Troy Rhoads Mark Monteg Chris Simons. Paul Swartf. Ricky Thorp. Bryan Thorp. Bryan Warren Russe j s v s ,i =jf i?-t - SPORTS BANQUET VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: K. Baker, Mgr., L. Smith. T. Bibles. R. Escamilla. T. Haines, J. Legg, T Warren, S. Lewis, B. Ringstaff, J. Sosebee, Mgr. Row 2: R. Garner, Mgr , M. Foster, G. Norris, E. Hefner, F. Robinson, C. Cathey, J. Hernandez, D. Smith, D. Murchison, D. Rosen, J. Montag, S. Patterson Row 3: C. Hill, C. Penn. R Rowney, B Price, K. Brinkley, T. Prentice, R. Heckman, D. Barksdale, S. Samford, T. Collins, W. Cozby, D. Tucker. F. McPherson, Q. Riley, C. Brodbeck, C. Quintana Football Captains: Row 1: F. McPherson, L. Smith, S. Patterson Row 2: R. Rowney, Q. Riley, W. Cozby v w M Mjb � ♦ David Barksdale 220 lbs. Jr. Thomas Bibles 135 lbs. Jr. Kevin Brinkley 160 lbs. Sr. Chuck Cathey 140 lbs. Jr. 94 Bill Price 140 lbs. Sr. Quint Riley 165 lbs. Sr. B. Ringstaff 170 lbs. Soph. David Rosen 155 lbs. Soph. Ryan Rowney 170 lbs. Sr. Stuart Samford 185 lbs. Jr. Tom Prentice 160 lbs. Jr. Frank Robinson 185 lbs. Sr. Donald Smith 155 lbs. Jr. J.V. FOOTBALL Row 1: R. Barksdale, B. Mercer, K. Butler, A. Montoya, K. Noah, K. Collins Row 2: C. Penn, C. Hill, W. Ramsey, M. Abel, C. Lowery, R. Welch, B. Thomas, G. Williams, S. Reynolds, G. Shelnutt, J. Reavis, J. Morgan, C. Quintana, C. Brodbeck Row 3: D. Nichols, F. Creasey, R. Whitley, T. Hoover, E. Colbert, M Fickle, D. Harned, S. Salinas, M. Camper, R. Barnhill FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Row 1: T Sanders, R. Blindert, J. Arellano, J. Fisher, R. Lovelace, S. Brinkley, M. Legg Row 2: C. King, D. Rains, J. Kennedy, J. Warden, T. Moldenhauer, D. Escamilla, D. Kunkel, J. Shepperd, C. Pearson Row 3: R. Swarts, A. Palmour, L. Wilkes, P. Cain, M. Castillo, W. Bowmer, J. Cain, C. Montag 98 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: Shannon Thompson, Mgr., Tracey Tally, Mgr., Coach Olson Row 2: Wynn Allen, Becky Smith, Annie McKinley, Kitty Fox, Lynn Jenkins Row 3: Mary Helms, Susan Wright, Shelly Field, Deanna Holder, DeAnne Shipp, Leslie Luther 1981-82 Basketball Beau B. Ringstaff Honorable Mention Deanna Holder 100 Wynn Allen 5'8 Sr. Deanna Holder 5'8 Jr. Shelly Field 5'7 Jr. Kitty Fox 5'7 Sr. Mary Helms 5'5 Jr. Annie McKinley 5'5 Sr. I would like to congratulate the varsity girls on a rewarding season. There were many superb team efforts, as well as several outstanding individual performances during the season. The girls had a season of 12 wins and 12 losses. The district record was 4 and 5. The girls won first place in the Burnet Tournament. Receiving all tourney awards were Annie McKinley and Shelly Field. The girls also won second place in the Belton Tournament. Coach Olson J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: Coach Atkinson, Coach Olson Row 2: Teresa Payne, Mgr., Jeanne McFadden, Manena Alzaga, Kerri Casteel, Edith Jackson, Jayne McFadden, Mgr. Row 3: Karla Reich, Julie Heffington, Tracy Rhine, Kathleen Neighbor, Michele Camper, Mikki Tippie The J.V., being shared by both coaches had to adjust to different personalities. During the course of the season they increased in their knowledge and skill of basketball tremendously. We look forward to next year when some of these players will be playing varsity ball for the Bulldogs. The J.V. won second place in the Belton J.V. Tournament and finished the season with a win against Dripping Springs to bring their season record to 11 wins and 11 losses. 102 Coach Olson Coach Atkinson The Freshmen girls had an up and down season. Throughout the year they worked hard to improve their skills and stayed motivated even after a few trying defeats. A few players were stronger than others, but as a whole, the team work- ed well together. The girls won second place in the Mason Tournament. They ended the season with a win, making the season record 6 and 7. Coach Atkinson 103 FRESHMEN GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: Tonya Blair, Mgr., Patty Culler, Mgr., Coach Atkinson Row 2: Sabra Gholson, Susanna Flores, Alice Price, Kim Baker, Sandy Carruth, Mary Mulhollan Row 3: Cindy Carruth, Kristy Rhine, Dana Parks, DeeAnn Lynn, Betty Wilson Row 4: Jil Roberson, Jody Sumner, Lori Frank, Stephanie Waters, Stephani Bouman, Melissa Masters, Jennifer Johnson, Ginger Wilcox VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL As a coach, I felt that we had a good season. I enjoyed coaching individuals such as these, who possess a good attitude and great hustle. Our record ended 18-12. Coach Pearson Donald Murchison, David Tucker, Donald Smith, David Barksdale, Stuart Samford, W. T. Cozby, Quint Riley, Stan Lewis, 104 Stan Lewis, Stuart Samford, W. T. Cozby Honorable Mention Coach Pearson Laura Eckert Basketball Sweetheart Donald Smith 6'0 Jr. David Tucker 6'0 Jr. David Barksdale 6'4 Jr. w Cozby Stan Lewis 5'8 Sr. Donald Murchison 6'0 Jr. Quint Riley 5'11 Sr. Stuart Samford Jr. 105 J V B O Y SRow 1: Mark Fickle, Russell Barksdale, Kerry Collins, Robert Chaney, Allen Fisher, Blake Thomas Row 2: Ricky Welch, Jeff Hernandez, Kip Ware, Greg Shelnutt, Chuck Lowery, Coach King The Junior Varsity basketball team achieved many of their desired goals set in pre-season. A steady progression of in- dividual improvement and the development of a strong team concept enabled us to finish the season with a very positive outlook for next year’s varsity. The players represented Burnet in a commendable manner all year Coach King F R E S H M A N Mike Legg, Grady Coberly, Troy Moldenhauer, Manuel Castillo, Chris Montag, Bryan Thorp, Ricky Swarts, Johnny Arellano, Coach King. B A S K E T B A L L The Freshman team improved remarkably during the course of the season. They worked diligently to conform to our philosophy of basketball. Consequently they began to work better as a cohesive unit. I have a special rapport with these kids stemming from football and they in turn, made my first year coaching here at Burnet a pleasurable and rewarding experience. Coach Kjng 106 SWIMMING Left Row: Michelle Wisener, Coach King, Tom Prentice, Ben Shaver, Stacy Evans, Coach Olson, Patty Shaver, Scot Blackard Middle Row: Julie Heffington, Sue Lengemen, Earl Sutton, Lynn Taylor, Melissa Stapleton, Laura Eckert Right Row: Jana Robison, Jamie Burkett, Alicia Lewis, Riki Bradshaw, Roger Parker, Nancy Farmer Not Pictured: Steve Patterson, Kim Baker GOLF Stuart Samford, Blake Thomas, Rocky Garner, Ross Lovelace, B. Ringstaff, Ricky Welch 107 VARSITY BOYS TRACK Row 1: Dennis Norrod; David Bostick; David Escamilla Row 2: Jeff Davis; Jeff Hernandez; Marcus Foster; Greg Shelnutt Row 3: Donald Smith; Grady Coberly; Robert Heckman; Lee Smith; David Barksdale Row 4: Donald Murchison; Travis Warren; Dale Dishman; Frank McPherson Row 5: Ricky Welch; Ronnie Barnhill; Blake Thomas; Mark Fickle VARSITY GIRLS TRACK Row 1: Stephanie Bouman; Sabra Gholson; Lori Frank; Kathy Jones; Coach Olson Row 2: Jeanne McFadden; Jayne McFadden, mgr.; Edith Jackson; Honey Colson Row 3: Susan Wright; Laura Eckert; DeAnne Shipp; Kathleen Neighbor Not Pictured: Deanna Holder J.V. BOYS TRACK Row 1: Paul Cain; Bill Mercer; Ken Noah Row 2: Tony Hoover; Adam Mon- toya; Kevin Willhelm; Chris Montag Row 3: William Bowmer; Chuck Lowery; Hank Parker; Blake Hamilton; Seth Fuller 108 David Bostick Regional Qualifiers 1982 District Champions Coach Penn Frank McPherson Ronnie Barnhill Dale Dishman State Qualifier IV Kathleen Neighbor Robert Heckman Kathy Jones t f%)A «4 r a� ; v r V .«cirrate 109 VARSITY TENNIS Row 1: Becky Smith; Lisa Smith; Shelley Duncan; Dawn Kubala Row 2: Coach Atkinson; Machelle Bridges, mgr.; Tabitha Morrow, mgr.; Rodney Fike; Russell Warren; Terri Ashabranner; Melany Sanders; Rhonda Rhoden, mgr. J.V. TENNIS 110 Row 1: Chris Peek; Mike Burleson; Roger Parker; Brent Dollar; Wesley Palmer; Donnie Haynes; Paul Simons Row 2: Betty Kershner; Angela Schreiber; Andrea Burleson; Allison Chism; Kim Kivel; Donna Barnett; Coach Atkinson GIRLS VARSITY The girl’s varsity had high hopes of going to Regionals this year both in doubles and in singles but none reached the end of their rainbow. The girls improved throughout the year winn- ing second in the Marble Falls Tournament as well as the Burnet and District Tournaments. Only one senior will be leav- ing so next year looks promising. BOYS VARSITY Throughout the year the boy’s varsity team had many changes. But toward the end of the season some consistency was found. This is reflected in that the number one doubles team (Russell Warren and Mark Rhoads) and singles (Rodney Fike) travel to the Regional Meet in Brenham. I feel they have a good chance of competing well in the Regional Tournament. Regional Qualifiers J.V. TENNIS Overall the J.V. team did really well considering they were all Freshmen and lacked in playing experience. There will be few openings on the var- sity next year. Therefore, the return- ing J.V. team should be strong. Ill BASEBALL Front Row: Melissa Watson — Mgr., Thomas Bibles, Robert Escamilla, B. Ringstaff, Blake Thomas, Russell Barksdale, Chuck Cathey. Ricky Smith, Trey Felan, Jerry Cain, Kerry Collins — Mgr. Back Row: Mark Camper — Mgr., Johnny Solis, Bill Price, Guy Norris, Jeff Hernandez, Stuart Samford, Scott Mrosko, Wesley Cain, David Cox, Chuck Lowery, Frank Creasy — Mgr. Coach Mike Quintana, Front Row: Rudy Baladez, Adam Montoya, Scot Brinkley, John Wright, Mike Legg, Jimmy Fisher Back Row: Mark Fickle, Tony Hoover, Darrell Hall, Kenneth Noah, Juan Sheppard, Kevin Didway, Frank Creasey — Mgr. 112 Wes on first base. Don’t trip! “Catch Follow the little white line. Run Bill! Watch out batter!!! New Dance? Huddle up team. Attack Stuart Issac Stop him, Robert. New member? 113 EULLDCG SCCEES Varsity Football BHS 21 Lampasas 0 13 Leander 24 10 Elgin 6 33 Menard 0 6 Rogers 12 8 Marble Falls 36 13 Pflugerville 15 14 Llano 31 0 Manor 39 40 Dripping Springs 2 Freshmen Football BHS 14 Lampasas 0 6 Leander 0 18 Elgin 12 23 Fredricksburg 6 35 Wimberley 22 20 Marble Falls 20 6 Pflugerville 12 17 Llano 0 114 Junior Varsity Football BHS 0 Lampasas 21 0 Leander 18 18 Elgin 12 0 Menard 26 0 Fredricksburg 31 25 Wimberley 0 0 Marble Falls 0 7 Pflugerville 7 0 Llano 7 13 Manor 12 Varsity Baseball BHS 1 Blanco 0 6 Fredricksburg 13 12 Lampasas 5 2 Dripping Springs 11 2 Liberty Hill 4 5 Lampasas 9 4 Leander 5 2 Lampasas 3 9 Dripping Springs 7 3 Blanco 2 6 Dripping Springs 2 10 Manor 4 3 Elgin 14 19 Florence 5 9 Florence 3 4 Liberty Hill 5 5 Marble Falls 2 8 Manor 7 4 Pflugerville 2 0 Marble Falls 7 3 Pflugerville 11 Manor 1 'Marble Falls 5 'play off game Junior Varsity Baseball BHS 1 Lake Travis V. 8 4 Liberty Hill 6 4 Lampasas 6 2 Leander 5 9 Lampasas 4 5 Liberty Hill 3 4 Pflugerville 6 4 Pflugerville 6 ECLLDCG SCORES Varsity Boys Basketball BHS 78 Liberty Hill 46 52 Liberty Hill 33 70 Mason 46 34 Marble Falls 33 33 Leander 40 34 Lampasas 41 69 Mason 37 51 Lampasas 40 42 Leander 43 69 Westwood «IV. 32 56 Thorndale 52 66 San Saba 41 50 Elgin 45 56 Taylor 63 57 Hays Cons. 55 37 Rockdale 47 47 Hutto 53 61 St. Anthony's 72 52 Canyon 46 56 Pflugerville 57 48 Dripping Springs 39 66 Manor 72 63 Pflugerville 51 76 Llano 48 54 Dripping Springs 72 52 Manor 68 65 Marble Falls 73 76 Uano 40 51 Hutto 50 60 Johnson City 48 Season Record W-18, L-12 Junior Varsity Boys Basketball BHS 42 Liberty Hill 30 54 Liberty Hill 31 40 Lampasas 41 66 Mason 35 31 Lampasas 47 55 San Saba 22 55 Hutto 30 40 San Antonio 47 65 Johnson City 44 47 Canyon 39 50 Hutto 38 41 Pflugerville 56 59 Llano 15 42 Dripping Springs 52 52 Pflugerville 71 61 Llano 46 51 Dripping Springs 64 27 Manor 32 45 Marble Falls 24 28 Manor 45 Varsity Gris Basketball BHS 23 Taylor 34 3 San Saba 17 33 Leander 35 43 Belton 41 63 Mason 47 46 Liberty Hill 41 32 Belton 45 45 Dripping Springs 36 44 Fredricksburg 43 34 Lampasas 30 31 Leander 35 46 Marble Falls J.V. 23 20 Seguin 59 26 Lampasas 36 53 Lampasas 42 30 Belton 35 25 Hutto 31 48 Manor 34 40 Marble Falls 41 30 Pflugerville 57 57 Llano 61 55 Dripping Springs 36 54 Manor 47 29 Pflugerville 48 52 Uano 69 52 Dripping Springs 45 Junior Varsity Girls Basketball BHS 17 Taylor 16 23 San Saba 16 3 Leander 34 28 Belton 6 13 Mason 39 18 Liberty Hill 16 13 Belton 6 24 Llano Varsity 59 19 Lampasas Varsity 49 21 Lampasas 19 19 Lampasas 22 18 Lampasas 25 23 Belton 17 19 Rockdale 46 17 Hutto 20 20 Manor 15 16 Marble Falls 28 33 Pflugerville 47 34 Llano 31 21 Dripping Springs 23 21 Pflugerville 40 25 Llano 24 20 Dripping Springs 16 Freshmen Boys Basketball BHS 23 New Braunfels 48 42 Smithson Valley 29 44 Canyon 50 35 Lampasas 38 46 Mason 35 34 Lampasas 45 47 San Saba 16 47 Ingram 31 29 San Saba 27 43 Pflugerville 47 44 Llano 24 23 Manor 35 35 Pflugerville 41 41 Llano 32 36 Manor 43 48 Marble Falls 46 Freshmen Girls Basketball BHS 4 Taylor 10 8 San Saba 14 25 Belton 19 18 Belton 37 19 Lampasas 31 19 Lampasas 34 12 Hutto 7 17 Brady 16 13 Mason 51 8 Marble Falls 41 26 Pflugerville 45 29 Llano 28 20 Dripping Springs 14 18 Pflugerville 43 32 Llano 48 25 Dripping Springs 22 115 STUDENT €T TUE A4CNTU Leslie Fry April HONORSTUDENTS Bottom Row: Dale Dishman, Robbin Hornsby, Sara Null, Mary Foss, David Blair, Dawn Kubala, Eddie Rueffer Top Row: George Oakley, Bill Price, Judy Champion, Wynn Allen, Randy Chafin, Scott Mrosko, Gail Henderson 116 Classified FIRST STATE BANK OF BURNET A Full Service Bank Serving This Area for Seventy-Three Years We’re Your Kind of Bank Try Our Convenient Drive-Thru Service FDIC 118 Mr. C’s Family Game Room 309 S. Water Burnet, Texas Fun for the Whole Family J.D. and Sue Helm 756-8425 Owners Hwy. 29 West Bobby Bradshaw Burnet Manager CHARLIE’S DRIVE-IN GROCERY 635 Buchanan Dr., Burnet, Texas Phone 756-6401 Gas and Groceries Fast — Service Shop and Save Mastercards Visa Carte Blanche Shamrock Cards Honored Owners: ATTORNEYS Camm Lary, Jr. Alvin Nored Representing ABSTRACT COMPANY • Lawyer’s Title Insurance Corporation • St. Paul Title Company of the South • Title Insurance Company of Minnesota • American Title Insurance WATER-LAND COMMUNICATIONS .V • 2-Way Radio Sales and Service • Communications Products ••• k I -l-i -------- J. ( _ - LaVerne Kaindl President 208 S. Water Kingsland 388-6757 Burnet, TX 78611 512 756-2145 TASTY TREAT Antiques. Gifts Catering “The place to eat” CMe WuJUnp We HIGHWAY 29 WEST BURNET TEX 78611 JANELLE BOUCHER 512-756-2698 ‘Burnet’s hometown newspaper for 108 years’ Serving: Hamburgers Sandwiches Malts the burnet bulletin 120 101 E. Jackson Burnet, TX 78611 Tom J. Grahan Presiden 756-6131 Burnet Feed and Supply BURNET FEED e. SUPPLY Jim and James Banner Phone: 756-6325 Good Luck Seniors From the County Seat Burnet, Texas 78611 Samford and Sons Floor Covering Tony Samford 756-4847 Congratulations Graduates! McFarlin Pharmacy Bertram Walter and Betty Mrosko Phone: 355-2124 Bertram Nursing Home Owned by: Bertram Development Co., Inc. Dixie Westen — Administrator Board of Directors Charles Barton — Pres. Ruth K. Taylor — V. Pres. Members F. C. Benedict Emma Goodwin David Paul Tippie Associate Store — Home Owned Complete Sporting Goods Home and Garden Supplies Including All Major Appliances Tires, Batteries and Automotive Accessories “On the Square” 221 South Pierce (512) 756-4120 Burnet, Texas 121 PAT WALKER’S FIGURE SALON Business, Professional, and Personal Office Supplies D W PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLIES Distinctive Printing for Every Purpose 206 S. Water Burnet, Texas Gratton Williams — Owner Phone - 512-756-6290 Mufflers Shocks Tune-Up A C Service Custom Dual Exhaust Call today for your complimentary treatment and figure analysis. 756-2920 756-2921 903 Buchanan Drive BUSTER’S Dairy Cream Drive-In Serving BHS Students Since the Fifties 756-7143 PERFORMANCE SHOP P.O. Box 127 Hwy. 281 S Burnet, Texas 78611 Ph. 512-7564833 SUNDOWN MOTOR INN Wayne Moore 205 North Water Burnet, Texas 512-756-2171 Compliments of: Paul Taparauskas ATTORNEY AT LAW 102 East Polk Telephone: P.O. Box 489 Office: (512) 756-2933 Burnet, Texas 78611 Home: (512) 756-7239 Congratulations Class of ’82 Hwy. 281 DESPAIN BUILDERS INC. General Contractors — Commercial Builders U3 yL Pi r C p a 1 kl 1 |Jt jrAIN r - W - Jj BUILD EPS INC • K Burnet West Center Hwy. 29 West Office Phone Home Phone 756-6756 756-4053 Martin Parks Sales and Manager West Hwy. 29 Burnet, TX 78611 Ph. 512-756-6054 Beef Sausage BURNET BARBECUE Ribs Chicken GENMAR-SUZUKI Sales and Service Service on Most All Machines BURNET COUNTY PROCESSING PLANT Pit Cooked With Woods We Do Catering Hwy. 29 West Charlie Ware Burnet, TX 78611 Ph. 756-6468 “Best Barbecue in Town” Buchanan Fashions “Happiness for Milady” Buchanan Building Home of the “Hill Country Smokehouse Products” •Lockers Hwy. 29 E. •Smoked Meats 756-4994 •Sides and Quarters •Slaughtering by Appointment P.O. Box 102 Buchanan Dam, TX 78609 Ph. 512 793-2315 Willette Miller — Salesperson Owner 123 A O Pharmacy Congratulations Class of ’82 Norman’s Shoes on the South Side of the Square “Shoes for the Entire Family” 104 W. Polk Phone: Burnet, Texas 756-2187 Phone: 756-6176 Burnet, Texas Compliments of Bill Wilcox of CLEMENTS - Best Wishes Seniors MARBLE FALLS 502 Hwy. 281 THE BEST PIZZA IN TOWN (512) 693-2950 (HONEST) WILCOX FUNERAL HOME 306 East Polk 1509 Hwy. 281 North Burnet Marble Falls 124 Cabinets Hwy. 281 South Burnet, Texas 78611 NICE AND NATURAL BEAUTY SALON HAINES BOOT SHOP Boots Hats Repair 212 South Main Burnet, Texas Owner — Pam Ray 107 E. Jackson Phone — 756-6768 125 i -Ls-l mmcmMI 608 S. Water Burnet, Texas 78611 Phone — 7564751 ANDY MILLER REAL ESTATE City, Lake, Farm and Ranch Properties WEAL ESTATE RANCHES • HOMES I.AKE PROPERTY P.O. Box 455 Burnet, Texas Phone — 7564130 126 SONNY’S MINIMAX “Come and Visit Our Bakery and Deli” WILLS CONSTRUCTION Dirt Hauling Blading Loader Levelinq Shreading KENNETH WILLS FREE ESTIMATES 512 756-6349 512 756-2887 Hwy. 29 West Burnet. TX 78611 A. B. McGILL Your Fashion Advisor Bertram, TX Phone — 355-2155 Precision COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPING RON FARRELL CERTIFIED OPTICIAN 809 Buchanan Dr. Burnet, Texas 78611 512-756-6026 RALAINE GILLESPIE 117 Hwy. 281 Marble Falls, TX NEWTON SERVICE CENTER PHONE 512 756-4455 300 S. WATER ST. BURNET, TEXAS 78611 DOUG NEWTON. OWNER COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 512-693-3201 Hill Country Carpet Interiors 512-756-2200 Hwy. 29 West Across From Burnet, TX Shepperd Hospital 756-6333 HWY 29 WEST BURNET, TEX TO11 FRANK SHIRLEY BRISTOW You, too, can be a Member of the BURNET COUNTY FAIR AND RODEO ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 153 Burnet R F Carpet Sheet Vinyl Sleep Shop Interior Decorating Hwy. 29 East H O D E E MILLER’S FOOD MARKET “Where quality comes first” EAKIN PUBLICATIONS Book Publishers for the Southwest E N M D I L L Burnet, Texas 756-2370 702 E. Polk Burnet, Texas Mexican Food and Seafood to Go 127 mflRBLE FALLS nHTIOflHL BHflH P O. Box 888 Marble Falls, Texas 78654 (512) 693-3676 Member FDIC CAMP LONGHORN, INC. Camp Longhorn for Girls 8-16 Camp Longhorn for Boys 8-15 America’s 1 Camps Hook ’em Bullfrogs!! mi discount center Hwy. 29 West Burnet, Tx. HOOVER BUILDERS and SUPPLY, INC. Jones-Blair Paints Hoover Vacuum Cleaners CjhmVa£u£) HARDWARE STORES 500 E. Polk Burnet, Texas 78611 Business Phone 756-2139 Compliments of Erickson Industries, Inc. DUNCAN HUSTED INC. 7564192 Wholesale Frozen Foods W. R. (Bill) Erickson 302 N. Water St. President P.O. Box 279 Burnet, Texas ____78611 BURNET MARINE DONNA YOUNG DONNA’S FLOWERS PLANTS 793-2141 Hwy. 29 1 Mile W. of Park Rd. 4 P.O. Box 336 Buchanan Dam Hwy. 29 West Burnet, Texas Phone: 756-6158 Fashion Shoe Store The Hill Country’s Finest 1111 Hiway 1431 West Marble Falls, Texas 78654 Phone 693-4048 Dave and Clara Thornblom JOHNSTON INC. Made Especially For: Fischel, Betti Terrell, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bonwit Teller Neiman-Marcus, Lord Taylor, Marshall Field, I. Magnum, J. M. Towne Hwy. 281 S. 756-2614 BILL’S DOLLAR STORE Discount Prices Store Hours 8:30-5:30 225 Pierce St. Burnet, Texas 78611 756-8765 130 THE SHADE TREE GIFT SHOP Highway 281 S. — Rt. 2 Box 10B Burnet, Texas 78611 Phone (512) 756-8815 or (512) 756-2587 Inside Burnet Feed and Supply Melanie Banner McBride, Owner Open Monday thru Saturday — 9:00 to 5:30 Specialty items Children’s gifts Gifts Christmas decorations Men’s gifts Free gift wrapping Lakeview Grocery Texaco Gas Star Rt. Box 334 Burnet, Texas 78611 756-6243 on Lake Buchanan Owned by: Lillian Fisher i FARMERS STATE BANK . 1 OF BERTRAM .1 ■ r ' Thomas B. Hutto Bertram lJ M k3D a — President Texas 78605 Burnet Automotive Service Datsun Toyota All Domestic Neal Ford Hwy. 29 East Burnet, Texas 78611 Gnh%. 1 Til MbI. Jim Berry Co. Located at the Intersection of Hwy. 281 and Hwy. 29 (512) 756-6021 “Serving the Entire Highland Lakes Area” • Ranches • Homes • Commercial • Lake Property • Small Acreage “We’re the Neighborhood Professionals” 131 Cedar Junction Discount Duds 307 West Polk 756-6621 Burnet, Texas 701 Buchanan Drive Burnet 756-6918 $1 off medium pizza $2 off large pizza Bring yearbook in for special discounts initial_________ Expires December 31, 1982 “Heart of the Hill Country” ARROWHEAD MOTEL Color TV’s, Phones, Pool, Kingsize Beds B. K. Patel Owner-Manager Bertram Exxon Hwy. 29 W. Burnet, Texas 78611 Ph. 512-756-6151 127 E. JACKSON Burnet, Texas SEIDENSTICKER’ INC. Self-Service Hwy. 29 West Bertram, TX Phone: 355-2582 Oscar Theatre “On the Square in Burnet” “Always a good movie at the Oscar.” Theatre information: 756-6461 Roy Ragsdale — Owner Complete Men’s and Ladies’ Shop Marble Falls 693-2612 Burnet 756-2479 132 HILL COUNTRY STEAK HOUSE 1125 Highway 281 Good Food (512) 693-3981 Marble Falls, Texas 78654 TOOLS STEEL PIPE WELDING R R ENTERPRISES EVERYTHING FOR OXY-ACETYLENE AND ARC WELDING Supplies for the Hill Country LARRY E. REYNOLDS HWY. 29 WEST PH. 512-756-4460 BURNET, TEXAS 78611 Signs INCORPORATED BURNET, TEXAS DILBECK’S DEPARTMENT STORE Finest in Fashion for the Entire Family PETE’S STOP-N-SHOP 503 South Water Phone: Burnet, Texas 756-4141 133 THE EXCEPTIONAL BANK 134 Kingsland, Texas 915-388-4551 FDIC Box 1207 HARDY WHITFIELD j AIITfVI IFF • FIPF HFA1 TH STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. Hardy Whitfield — Agent PARADISE POINT FISHING RESORT Cafe Launching Facilities Heated Docks Cabins 601 Hwy. 29 West Burnet, Texas Res. Phone 756-2652 Bus. Phone 756-6173 Bob and Penny Gilbert (915) 379-2222 H.E.B BURNET COUNTY SUPPLY CO., INC. 108 E. Polk Hwy. 29 East Phone: 756-6188 Burnet, Texas 78611 Hardware, Small Electrical Appliances, Water Pumps, Plumbing Fixtures, Fishing and Hunting Supplies On the North Side of the Square in Burnet Phone: 756-4245 135 JACK’S FRIED CHICKEN Where America Shops for Value Jerry and Janie Cozby 201 S. Water 756-617: Burnet, Tex. 78611 PHONE 756-2176 Donna’s Flowers Plants SHERRIE MINTON 220 S. MAH (Owner) BURNET, TEXAS 7861 111 N. Water 756-2912 Burnet Stone Plant Highway 281 South MTONESTAR SM Railroad Ballast Producer of: Agricultural Limestone Chemical Stone 136 Paving Stone Concrete Aggregate EDGAR FUNERAL HOME and FLOWER SHOP V� if p ___-. . ! I EDGAR PVKEKAL HOi;� 109 N. Main Burnet, Texas 756-4444 Your Family Finance Center P.O. Box 239 Burnet, Texas 78611 (512) 756-6166 We have more interest in you For we are home folks too!” Burnet 512 756-6018 Kingsland 915 388-6212 Buchanan 512 793-2893 Sherwood Shores 512 598-5258 THELMA MILLER MLS Real Estate P.O. Box 173 Buchanan Dam 78609 GALLOWAY COMPANY Agent Jerry Cozby Phone: Home — 756-2504 Business — 756-4437 138 All Forms of Insurance J. K. AVIATION INC. Burnet Municipal Airport P.O. Box 128 Flight Operations Burnet, Texas 78611 Phone: 756-6655 Jack King 756-6497 J. J. Tomme 756-6752 Maintenance Flight — Rental Training — Air Taxi Cargo CHARM M’ LADY Beauty Salon Complete Haircare Reasonable Prices Hwy. 29 793-2868 111 E. JACKSON ST. BURNET, TEXAS 78611 PH. 512-756-2235 Buchanan Dam COWBOY HANGOUT Family Western and Sportswear Norma and Odessa Grissom Phone — 756-6131 Hwy. 281 S. Hamilton Crk. Plaza TELEPHONE MESSAGE Date Q n 782 Tn CDojaj •£. '62__ Message uUnh LMJU cfjjjJuAJ if Lack Continental Telephone of Texas 139 THE FLOWER PATCH M Bertram, Texas 3552355 Fresh Flowers, Gifts, and Plants for All Occasions FRY MOTORS Chrysler Dodge Trucks Plymouth Dodge Colt 206 W. Polk Phone: 756 2291 Burnet, Texas ◄ Dainp .Queen. ► HYDROGAS Locally Owned and Operated Complete Propane and Butane Service Burnet, Texas 78611 Texas Country Foods 501 S. Water Phone: 756-2161 OAKS NURSING HOME Good Luck Grads! Phone: 756-6044 Compliments of: HECKMAN AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 212 S. Water Burnet, Texas Duke Ayres 508 S. Water Burnet, Street Texas Phone: 756-6143 Class Rings Gold Lance Art-Carved R.Johns Bridal Registry ' tf � • ANTIQUESTONE INC. P.O. Box 434 Bertram, Texas 78605 The Barn Owl Owners All Graduates of BHS! Phone: 355-2722 204 S. Main Phone: Burnet, Texas 78611 756-6091 LAKES AREA PHARMACY Pharmacists Roy Murray 756-6215 David Humphries 756-6951 Store Phone No. 756-8550 24 Hour Service Senior Citizen Discount Up to 15% Hwy. 29 W. Lakes Area Professional Park Burnet, Texas Warden’s Exxon Station 101 N. Water Burnet, Texas 756-2201 141 The REAL variety store. 103 W. Polk Burnet, Texas 756-6055 • JiZ u'u (w fttrrt . lLir e, TIFFANY CULTURED MARBLE BATH TUBSVANITY TOPSSHOWERS-TUB ENCLOSUR K K AUTO PARTS TRW Blue-Strike Monroe Dayco 512-756-2122 209 West Polk Billy Joe Fox 1-512-355-2477 Marble Vanities, Showers, Tubs, Leaded Stained Glass, Fiber Glass Tubs, and Corian Broker 756-2042 Fox Real Estate Sales — Appraisals — Management George Ramsower 756-2203 Bert Debo 756-8800 (512) 756-6066 pn 401 Buchanan Dr. - MLS Highlander Inn Burnet, Tex. 78611 JOHNSON FORD-MERCURY, INC. HIGHWAY 29 WEST BURNET, TEXAS 78611 756-4140 ROSS H. JOHNSON HOME 693-3323 Allied Bank of Marble Falls BETTER BIGGER STRONGER SAME FRIENDLY SERVICE MEMBER FDIC 700 Hwy. 281 Phone (512) 693-4301 Drawer 760 Marble Falls, Tex. 78654 143 Boats — Motors — Batteries — Accessories — Deer Blinds — Hunting and Fishing Supplies — Cutlery — Gifts, Etc. Custom Ordered ★★ Boots — Shoes — Printing — Magnetic Signs — Rubber Stamps — and Advertising Specialties (Over 10,000 items WHOLESALE) T-Shirts, Caps, Bumper Stickers and all types Saws and Tools Sharpened. D - M - P ETC., INC. P.O. BOX 576 (HWY. 29 W.) BURNET, TEX. 78611 Day (512) 756-7186 Nite: (512) 756-6735 DAVID O. PARK. Pres. MARJORIE A. PARK, Vice Pres. Gibson’s Discount Center 1505 Hwy. 1431 W. Marble Falls, Texas Phone: (512) 693-3561 Custom Homes — Remodeling Commercial — Residential Insulation — Free Estimates Financing Available Acorn Construction, Hwy. 29 West — Burnet Phone: 512 756-4441 or If No Answer 512 7564978 J. M. (Jug) Alberding P.O. Box 99 Burnet, Texas 78611 144 Bertram Food Sales Main Street Bertram, Texas and Shopette Drive-In Hwy. 29 E. Bertram, Texas 78605 Quick Stop Drive In Corner of Hi ways 281 and 29 512-756-2887 Mobil Gas — All Major Oils All Picnic Supplies Open 7 Days — Mobil Visa — MasterCharge Kenneth and Linda Wills Owners (512) 756-4972 Clyde’s Electric Electrical Contractor Hwy. 29 North Burnet, Texas Shirley Johnnie Peggy Atkinson Mgr. Phone (512) 756-7163 Hwy. 29 West P.O. Box FM 107.1 Business Office 201 Main Street P.O. Box 176 Marble Falls, Tex. 78654-0176 Telephone: (512) 693-2671 The Building Mart of the Highland Lakes Burnet Lumber Company ...� ✓ n 1340 RADIO - P.O. Box 398 Burnet, Texas 78611-0398 Telephone (512) 756-2147 Ph. 512-756-4157 Complete Selection of Lumber, Building Materials — Electrical Supplies — Hardware — Fixtures Nails — Paints One Block East of the Square on Jackson Street 145 Take Care my Friend I miss talking with you . . . . . . and laughing with you . . . And sharing the moments That make being with you so special. Take Care my Friend Because there’s something all wrong with a day when you’re not here . . . something is missing . . . . . . and in spite of myself I listen for your laugh . . . and for your face in the crowd. Take Care my Friend . . . because I can’t help thinking How lonely it is without you . . . And how nice it would be to have you here. But most of all, Take Care Because you matter to me. domme.ncM.mtnt Pxoqxam £une 4, 1 Q82 Processional................Leslie Fry Invocation........Sheila Dawn Kubala Honor Student Student Speakers Wynn Allen Mery Foss Announcement of Awards American Legion Post 437 American Legion Post 437 Auxiliary Burnet Band Bertram Literary Club Burnet Creative Art Epsilon Pi Chapter ESA fust State Bank Goodrich Ranch K ■ wants Club-Key Club Pen Chat Club Ed and Riggs Young Memorial Scholarship Rotary Club Stats of Texas i Valedictorian! T 0 Bryant Scholarship Ward Wilson Scholarship W 0 Corder Memorial Scholarship National Mem Scholarship Tasty Treat Scholarship Future Teachers of America Scholarship Gavm Garrett Scholarship Lions Club Leo Club Scholarship Highland Lakes Business and Proteesional Women’s Club Scholarship Lcene Bolt Scholarship Other A wards and Certification ... Mr. Presentation of Class.......... Mr. Mr Charles Phillips Mr Charles Phillips Mr Bud Green Mrs D C McDaniel Mrs Paula Harris Mrs JoleneMocIt Mr Dan Haynes Mr David Garrett School Stall Mrs Jeromrf K Fetps Mrs Nanpy Young Mr Arthur Wood School Staff Judge 0 V Hammond Judge0 V Hammond Mr Dan Haynes School Stat� School Staff School Staff Mr Gavin Garrett School Staff DmeJ Phillips Mr Gene Taylor Cliff Vandeventer High School Principal George T. Wright Superintendent of Schools Awarding of Diplomas. Mr. Gene Taylor President Board of Education Benediction..........William Ernest Price Honor Student Recessional.......................Leslie Fry !j acca[auxaate ScxvLc£ May 30, I )82 Processional.................Leslie Fry Invocation.......Rev. B. Jack Why burn Scripture Reading.........Gail Arden Henderson Honor STud+nt Sermon..................Rev. Bill Arnold Benediction......................Mark Newton Student, Berio' UfnvtHVty Index A Abel. Mike 70.89. 90. 92. 93. 98 Adamclk. Staci 30. 76. 86 Alexander. Don 76, 86 Allen. Joey 34. 76. 86. 89. 90 Allen, Wynn 3. 4. 5. 6. 9. 12. 18. 20. 37. 38. 39. 44. 45. 49. 52. 54. 63. 66. 82. 85. 89. 90. 92. 93. 100, 101. 146, 147. 148, 149 Alzaga. Manena 24, 52. 54. 82. 92. 93. 102. 146 Arellano, Cathy 30. 32. 76. 86 Arellano. Johnny 76, 86. 92. 93. 98. 106 Ashabranner, Terri 2, 12, 13. 15.20.31.32. 36. 38. 39. 44. 45. 51. 64, 89. 90. 92. 93. 110 Atklson. Greg 29. 34. 64 Atkison. Pat 20. 29. 34. 64, 89. 90 Atklson, Char la 30, 76, 86 Austin. Brenda 24. 38. 70. 92. 93. 98. 122 B Bagby. Gary 70. 92.93 Bailey. Charlie 54. 149 Baird. William 12, 70 Baker, Kevin 5. 34. 64. 92. 93. 94 Baker, Kim 8. 22. 40. 41. 42. 76. 81. 86. 92. 93. 103 Baladez. Isaac 47. 70 Baladez. Rudy 34. 76. 86. 92. 93. 113 Barksdale. David 1. 2.9. 15. 23. 34. 64. 69. 88. 90. 92. 93. 94. 99. 104, 105. 108. 109 Barksdale. Russell 21. 34. 48. 70. 92. 93, 98. 112 Barnett. Bryan 8. 18. 20. 24. 42. 43. 50. 64. 89, 90 Barnett, Donna 22. 40, 41. 42. 76. 81. 86. 89. 90. 92. 93. Ill Barnhill. Ronnie 12. 34. 70. 92. 93. 98. 108. 109 Bass. Thomas 76. 86 Bean, DeAnn 30, 32, 76, 86 Bean. Jeff 64 Bernal. Istdlro 76. 86 Bernal, Rebecca 76 Berry. Kevin 34. 76. 86 Betty. Nancy 24. 76. 86. 89. 90 Beverly. Amy 70 Bibles. Thomas 23. 34. 64. 92.93, 94. 95. 112 Biddy. Clarence 70 Bird. Karen 29. 52, 54. 149 Bird. Mary 8. 12. 20. 22 24. 31. 39. 42. 43. 49. 64. 82. 89. 900 Bird. Nancy 76. 86 Bird. Rose 30. 32. 52. 54. 89, 90. 149 Blachard. Scot 13, 34. 76. 86. 92.93. 107 Blackerby. Lisa 12. 23. 31.32. 33. 64. 89, 90 Blair. Dale 24,64 Blair. David 18. 20. 29.36. 52. 54. 82. 89. 90. 147, 148. 149 Blair. Tonya 8.13. 22. 40. 41. 42. 50. 76. 86. 92. 93. 103 Blindert, Ricky 76. 86.98 Bolt. Trey 34, 64 Bostick. David 70.92. 93. 108, 109 Bouman, Stephani 8, 40. 41.42, 76. 86.92, 93. 103 Bowmer. Jackie 31, 40. 41.42, 51. 70 Bowmer, William 76. 86. 92. 93. 98. 109 Box. Donetl 8. 42. 50 Bradshaw. Riki 64. 107 Breeding. Kelly 25, 70 Breitschopf. Jennie 76, 86 Breitschopf, Joy 33. 70 Bridges. Machelle 23. 31. 34. 77. 86. 92.93. 110 Brigner, David 70 Brinkley. Kevin 2.9. 15. 23. 34. 35. 49. 52. 54. 69. 89. 90. 92. 93. 94. 97 Brtnkely, Scot 34. 77.92. 93. 98. 113 Bristow. Angie 70 Bristow. Tony 34. 54. 89. 90 Brizendine. Renee 9, 23. 30. 52. 54. 89. 90. 149 Brown, Quinn , '7 Burkett. Jamie 6. 8. 32. 33. 40.41.42. 51. 77. 92.93. 107 Burleson. Andrea 20. 24. 31. 37.46. 64. 89. 90. Ill Burleson. Mike 77. 92. 93, 111 Burns. Billy 70.89. 90 Burton. Scot 77 Butler. Kenneth 25. 64. 89. 90. 92. 93. 98. 109 Butler, Tommy 34, 77 c Cabellaro, John 64 Cagel, Karen 30. 32. 35. 77 Cain, Jerry 76, 77. 88, 92. 93. 98, 112 Cain. Lesly 6. 8. 21.24. 49. 50. 52. 55. 89. 148.149 Cain, Paul 22. 77. 92.93. 98. 109 Cain. Wesley 49. 64.92. 93, 112 Camper. Mabk 34. 49. 70. 92.93. 98. 112 Camper, Michelle 3. 22. 70, 82. 92. 93, 102 Cantiz. Linda 8. 18. 28. 49. 52. 55.90. 146. 147 Carney. Teresa 22. 30. 32. 77. 81. 92. 93. 103 Carr, Donny 69. 70, 92. 93 Carruth. Cindy 7. 8. 22. 40. 41. 42. 50. 51.77. 92. 93. 103 Carruth, Sandy 22. 40. 41, 42. 77. 92. 93. 103 Casa. Jesse 70 Casa. Susie 70. 89. 90 Castillo. Manuel 77, 92. 93. 98. 106 Casteel. Kerri 3. 8, 12. 21.22. 48. 70. 89. 90. 92, 93. 102 Cathey. Chuck 1.2. 3. 15.21.34. 35.47.48. 64.69. 89. 90, 92. 93.94 112 Chafin. Randy 3. 6. 20. 25. 41.42. 43. 47. 50. 52. 55, 82,89, 90. 116. 146. 147. 148 Champion. Judy 6. 13. 20. 21. 24. 49. 52. 55. 82. 89.90. 116. 148. 147. 146 Chaney. Robert 71. 89. 90. 106 Chllee. Carrie 30. 52, 55. 89. 90. 147 Chile , Courtney 29. 32. 52. 55. 89. 90 Chism. Allison 24. 40. 41.42. 77. 82. 92. 93. Ill Christian, Dana 26. 64, 75.89. 90 Clark. Sandra 9, 40. 41.42. 47. 64. 82 Coberly. Grady 8. 40. 41, 42. 77. 89. 90. 92. 93. 99. 106. 108. 109 Cokcndolpher. Lisa 42. 46, 50.82 Colbert. Eric 71. 98 Collins. Kerry 34. 64. 92. 93. 98. 106, 112 Collins. LaDonna 27, 71 Collins. Richard Dee 25. 52. 55. 146, 149 Collins. Todd 2. 15. 16. 23. 34. 65. 92. 93. 94. 95 Colson. Honey 8. 30. 32. 34. 71, 89. 90. 92. 93 Colson. Julia 28, 65 Corbin. Rlkki 21. 32. 33. 52. 55. 60, 89. 90. 146. 148 Coupe I. Dana 8, 28. 52. 55. 82 Courtney. Susan 77 Cowan. Loren 25. 34. 35. 65 Co . David 6. 22. 34. 52. 55. 89,90. 92. 93. 112. 122. 146. 148 Cozby. W. T. 2. 7.9. 15, 49. 52. 55. 63. 82. 89. 92.93. 94.95.97. 99. 104. 105 Craker. Phillip 34. 77 Cranford, Benny 34. 71.89. 90 Cranford, Mary 26. 77 Creasey. Frank 18. 23. 34. 71. 92. 93. 98. 112. 113 Croee. Belinda 34. 55. 92, 93 Culler. Patty 30, 32. 33. 77. 92. 93, 103 D Davidson. Connie 8, 12. 23. 32. 39.65. 92. 93 Davis. Ameta 29. 47. 65. 89. 90 Davis. Jeff 71,92.93, 108. 109 Davis. Kay 29. 65 Davis. Lana 25. 71 Davis. Randy 29. 71 Dennis, Kevin 3.6. 8. 21. 42. 44. 50. 52, 55. 75. 82. 146 DeSpaln. Paula 34. 77. 92, 93 Didway. Kevin 77. 92. 93. 105. 113 Dilworth. Lisa 55. 146. 149 Diahman. Dale 7, 17. 20. 52. 55, 86, 89. 90. 92. 93. 108. 109. 146. 147. 148 Dishman, Laura 17. 34. 65. 142 Dollar. Brent 24. 77.89. 90. 92.93. 111 Doyle. Jeral 29 Drew, Kendall 40,41.71 Duncan. Shelly 12.23,31.71.92.93. 110 Dunn. Robinn 12. 71 E East. Diana 71. 89.90 Eckert, Laura 1.2.13. 18. 20. 23. 36. 38. 45. 63. 65. 69. 89. 90. 92. 93. 98. 104. 107.112 Eddlngs. Max 23. 65. 82 Ellett, Debbie 77 Elliott. Beatrix 20. 29. 37. 65. 89, 90 Erickson. Brian 3. 6. 8. 40. 41. 42. 65 Escamilla, Connie 77 Escamilla. David 16. 77. 92. 93.98, 108. 109 Escamilla. Kristy 77 Escamilla. Milton 77 Escamilla. Paul 65 Escamilla. Robert 1 2.5. 12. 15. 29. 34. 52. 55. 69. 87. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 112, 147 Evans. Misty 21.65 Evans. Stacey 12.13.31. 39. 60.65, 92. 93. 107 Everett. Kenneth 65 F Farmer, Nadine 77 Farmer, Nancy 107 Faught. Coby 77 Felan. Trey 21. 34. 52. 56. 89. 90. 92. 93. 112. 147 Ferguson. Gary 34. 65 Fertitta, Chris 77 Field. Jim 8. 25. 27. 34. 35. 40. 41.42. 65. 82. 89. 148 Field. Shelly 1. 2. 4. 5. 9. 12. 17, 19, 23. 33, 34. 38. 39, 44. 65. 69, 87. 92. 93. 98. 99. 101 Fickle. Mark 22. 71. 75. 88. 92. 93. 98. 106. 108. 109. 113 Flke, Rodney 24. 71.92. 93. 110 Flint, Kenneth 71 Fisher. Allen 25. 34. 36. 65. 89. 90. 106 Fisher. Jimmy 34. 92. 93. 98, 113 Fisher. Randy 12.34. 35.71.92, 93 Rores. Gloria 31. 37. 40. 41.42. 65. 89. 90 Rores. Susanna 30. 32. 78. 92. 93. 103 Foreman, Mona 30. 31, 32. 71,82 Foae. Mary 6. 8. 20. 31.41.42. 43. 48. 50, 52. 56.89. 90. 116. 146. 147. 148 Foster. Marcus 15. 34, 71.92. 93. 94. 95. 97. 108. 109 Fowler, Sally 78 Fox. Kitty 1.2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 12. 28. 38.47. 49. 52. 56. 63. 69. 82. 84. 92. 93, 98. 99. 100. 101. 148. 149 Frank. Lori 18. 22. 24. 78. 81, 92. 93. 103 Franklin, Alicia 28 Franklin. Thomas 1.29. 34. 52. 56. 147. 149 Friend. Kathy 44. 89, 90 Fry. Leslie 8. 9. 20. 36. 37. 40. 42. 43. 45. 50, 65. 89, 90. 116 Fry. Mary 30. 32. 52. 56. 146. 149 Fuller. Seth 12.71.89.90. 92.93 Furr, Natilie 20. 30. 65. 89. 90 G Galland, Carrie 65, 89. 90 Garcia. John 71, 89.90 Garner. Rocky 27. 71. 89. 90. 92. 93. 94. 105. 107 Gholson, Sabra 24. 78.92. 93. 103 Gilbert. Sherri 28. 31.32. 52. 56 Gilmore. Clay 9. 17. 29. 34. 49. 52. 56. 82. 146 Goble. Jana 78 Gonzales, Julies 78, 92, 93 Gonzales. Marcella 71. 89 Gonzales. Richard 71 Gonzales, Sheri 56 Gourley, Randy 65 Grandstaff, Don 78 Grandstafi. Sandy 8. 49, 65 Graves. Billy 65 Green. Gina 1. 2.3. 21.22. 28. 41. 42. 43. 44. 47. 48. 89. 90. 116 Greenlees, Lori 7, 8. 21.22, 32. 40. 41. 42. 78, 81 Greenlees. Sam 1. 3.8. 19. 21. 22. 39. 42. 43. 50.51,63.65. 82. 132. 139. 147 Guenter. Debbie 32, 65 Guthrie, Brenda 27. 40. 65 Guthrie. Lisa 78 Guthrie. Tommy 66, 89. 90 Guthrie. Troy 71 H Hahn, Jason 34. 78. 92.93 Haile. Linda 46 Haines. Melody 12. 32. 66 Haines. Timothy 1. 2. 15. 23, 66. 69.92. 93. 94. 95,97 Hall. Darrell 34. 71. 89. 90. 92, 93. 113 Hamed, Dewayne 12, 71. 75, 98 Hamed, Kenny 29, 52. 56 Hayea. Rynda 9. 12. 24. 30. 32. 52. 56. 60. 147 Haynes. Debbie 8. 12. 16. 22.36. 40.41.42. 50. 71. 75.89.90 Haynes. Donnie 8. 40. 41. 42. 43, 47. 78. 89. 90.Ill Hazlewood. Denise 8, 31. 40. 41.42. 71 Heckman. Robert I. 2. 15. 23, 34. 66. 69. 92. 93. 94,95. 108, 109 Hefflngton, Julie 6. 8. 22. 71.92. 93. 99. 102. 107.122 Hefner. Eric 15. 66. 92. 93. 94. 95 Hehr. Laura 28.32.56 Hehr. Tim 72. 92. 93 Helms. Mary 1. 2. 38. 45. 66. 82. 92. 93. 98. 100, 101 Henderson. Gall 1.6. 8. 9. 13. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21.24. 25. 41.42. 49. 50, 52. 56. 75. 89, 90. 139, 147. 148, 149 Hernandez. Jeff 12. 21. 34. 47. 72. 89. 90. 94. 95. 106. 108. 109. 112 Hernandez, Ruben 66 Herron. Marilyn 22. 29. 40. 52. 56 Hester. John Hibbits, Lisa 30. 32. 78 Hickman. Tina Higgins. Terry 29. 66 Higgins, Timothy 78. 89, 90 Hill. Kimaey 72. 119. 128 Hinda. Minettc 52. 56 Hinds. Shawn a 30. 66, 89. 90 Hodge. Marc 34.66 Holbrook. James 56. 147 Holbrook. Suzan 28. 48, 49. 66 Holder. Deanna 7. 24. 66. 82. 89. 92. 93. 99. 101.101 Holder. Lloyd 72 Holstin. Camille 30. 32. 78 Hoover. Tony 34. 72. 92. 93. 98. 109. 113 Hopkins. Glenda 27. 32. 52. 89. 90 Hornsby. Jim 72 Hornsby. Jody 8. 12. 13. 21. 26, 31. 39. 44. 72. 89. 90. 92, 93 Hornsby. Robbin 6. 9. 13. 20. 24, 36. 39. 44. 45. 49. 52. 57. 63. 89. 90. 92. 93. 116. 146. 148 Hudson. Chris 78 Huggins. Connie 30. 78 Huggins. Steve 72. 89. 90 Hullum, Kim 8. 17. 42, 50. 66. 69. 89. 90 Hunziker, Julie 30, 32, 78 Hunziker. Kathy 36. 72.89.90 Hyde. Sarah b. 8. 12, 13. 18. 24. 39.44. 45. 49.52, 57.89. 90. 92. 93. 146 I Isbell, Kay 72 J Jackson. Edith 22. 24. 72. 80. 92. 93. 99. 102 Jackson. Laura 2. 12. 17. 23. 31. 32. 38. 39. 44. 45. 49. 60, 63. 66. 89. 90.92. 93 Jackson. Lisa 78. 89. 90 Jackson. Lorraine 26 Jackson, Richard 72 Jackson. Yvonne 12. 17. 31. 32. 39. 92. 93 Jamar. Hollis 72 Janssen. Ken 29. 40, 52. 57 Jenkins. Lynn 1. 2. 3. 5. 12. 17. 19. 21. 25. 38. 39. 49. 51. 52. 57. 63. 82. 89. 92. 93, 98. 100,101. 146 Jennlng Terry 78 Johnson, Jennifer 12. 16. 24. 30. 32. 33. 78. 81. 92.93. 103 Johnson, Todd 66 Jones. Darroll 25. 29. 34. 57. 89. 90. 149 Jones. Kathy 40. 78. 92. 93. 109 Jones, Keith 22. 34. 78 Joy. Stacy 20. 34, 56. 82. 89. 90 K Kaindl. Lisajean 1. 18. 24. 27. 66. 89. 90. 126. 139 Kelly. Charles 46. 72 Kershner, Betty 22, 72. Ill Klncheloe. Eddie 25, 44. 66.89. 90 King. Lisa 78 King. Susie 29, 66 Klnaey. Kim 29. 52. 57. 147. 149 Kirk pa trie, Brian 7. 8, 21. 24. 36, 42. 43. 48. 66. 89. 90. 147. 148 Kivel, Qgi 30. 32. 78. 92. 93. 98 Kivel. Kim 8. 22. 40. 41. 42. 50. 72. 111 Konank. Mike 34. 78, 89. 90 Kubala. Dawn 2. 3. 17. 20. 21. 31. 38. 39. 49. 52. 54. 57. 63. 84. 89, 90. 92.93. 98. 110. 116. 146. 147. 148. 149 Kunkel. DeWayne 34. 78. 92. 93. 98 L La Joy, Kim 8. 17. 20, 23. 24. 31. 38. 39. 44. 45. 46. 66. 69. 89. 90. 92. 93 Lawson. Stacl 31. 40. 41.42. 43. 78 Ledesma. Leticia 8. 42. 43. 50, 66. 82 Legg, Jimmy 2. 9. 15. 23. 25. 66. 69. 92. 93. 94. 95 Legg. Mike 22. 34. 78. 92. 93. 98, 106. 113 Lengeman, Sue 79, 107 Lentz. Teresa 8. 12. 13, 31. 40. 41, 42. 50. 72. 89,90 Lewis. Alicia 12. 31. 66. 92. 93 Lewis. Patricia 37. 40. 44, 72. 89. 90 Lewis. Stan 1.2,5, 15. 17,21.25, 48.49, 52. 57. 82. 85, 92. 93. 94, 95. 96. 97, 99. 104. 105. 146 Lewis. Tony 29, 66 Light. Peggy 32. 57 Lightfoot. Bobbette 12. 17.31. 32. 66 Littlepage. Garry 34. 72 Locklear. Dena 12. 13, 17. 28. 38, 39. 44, 51. 66. 89. 90. 92. 93, 97 Lovelace. Ross 34. 79. 92. 93. 98 Lowery. Chuck 34. 47. 72. 89. 90. 92. 93. 98. 106. 109. 112 Luther. Jim 8. 9. 21. 29. 34. 49. 52. 57. 82 Luther, Leslie 16. 21.22. 38. 48. 72. 89. 90, 92. 93. 98. 100, 101 Lyda. Andy 29. 34. 35. 47. 52. 57. 89.90 Lynne. DeAnne 79. 81. 92. 93, 103 M Marx, Jeffery 72 Marx. Kim 30. 32. 79.82, 89.90 Master� . Melissa 13. 40. 92. 93. 103 Mala. Eddie 66. 89. 90 Mata. Johnny 24. 79. 89, 90 Matamoroua, Maria 48. 82 McCubbin, Len 79 McFadden. Jayne 12. 22. 48. 72. 89. 90, 92. 93. 102 McFadden. Jeanne 72. 92. 93. 102 McGlnty. Gary 34. 78 McGinty. Ramona 15. 30. 32. 52. 57. 149 McKinley. Annie 1,6.8, 12. 17, 19.21,24. 25. 46. 49. 51.52, 57. 75.86. 89. 90, 92. 93. 99. 100. 101. 148 McKinney. Lisa 40. 41.42. 79 McPherson, Frank 1.2, 5, 15. 23, 34. 46. 49. 52. 57. 69. 82. 84. 92. 93. 94. 95. 97. 108, 109 Melton, Billy 34. 57 Mercer. Bill 34. 72. 92. 93. 98 Miller. Barbara 46 Miller. Brian 44. 67. 89. 90. 119. 128 Miller. Shannon 2. 12. 18. 20. 23. 26. 31. 32. 39. 44. 45. 49. 63. 67. 75. 92. 93 Mlllican, Robert 18. 79, 92. 93 Mills. Denise 29. 32. 52. 57. 89. 90. 148 Mire. Alan 72 Mire, Tommy 29, 67 Moldenhauer. Kelly 12. 72 Moldenhauer, Troy 79. 92. 93. 98. 106 Montag. Chris 79. 92. 93, 98. 99. 106 Montag. James 2. 9. 15. 17. 23, 36. 52, 57. 69. 89.90.92,93. 94.95, 122 Montoya, Adam 34. 72. 92. 93. 98. 109. 113 Moore. Kent 1,6.9. 21. 39.41.42. 43. 50. 51. 52. 58. 75. 82, 148 Morgan. John 34, 72. 92. 93. 98 Morrow. Tabitha 8. 22. 40. 41. 42. 50. 79. 92. 93, 110 Motlock. Laura 24. 79 Mroeko. Scott 17. 20. 21.52. 58. 69. 82. 89. 90. 112. 116. 146. 147, 148 Muhle. SUI 58 Muhle, Wayne 67 Mulhollan. Dee Dee 48. 147 Mulhollan. Mary 24. 79. 89, 90. 92. 93 Mulhollan. Shelly 15, 17. 28. 32. 37. 67. 89. 90. 147, 149 Murchison. Donald 2. 15. 23, 34. 48, 49. 67. 92, 93. 94. 96. 97. 104. 105. 108. 109 N Nason. Preaton 21 Neighbor. Diane 32. 79. 89, 90 Neighbor. Kathleen 8. 22. 42. 43. 47. 50. 72. 89. 90. 92.93, 99. 102. 109 Nichols. Doug 12. 23. 79. 92. 93. 98 Noah. Kenneth 67. 92. 93. 98. 113 Noted. Jean 15. 16. 17. 24. 32. 52. 53. 54. 58. 69. 75. 89, 149 Norred, Dennis 34. 73. 92. 93. 108. 109 Norris, Guy 2, 15, 34. 35. 53. 58. 69. 92. 93. 94.96. 112, 122, 148 Null. Sara 1. 2. 6. 17. 19. 20. 31.41. 42. 43. 44. 50, 53. 58. 63. 69. 86. 89. 90. 126. 147. 148 Nyqulet. Shelby 1.8. 12. 19. 25. 41.42 47. 48, 50. 53. 58. 82. 119 o Oakley. George 16. 17. 29. 36. 49. 53. 58. 82. 89. 90. 116. 147. 149 Oakley. James 18, 29. 49. 67. 92. 93 Odlorne. Shana 24. 32, 46. 67 Ontiveros. Ernistina 67 Ontiveros. Marta 67. 89. 90 Ontiveros, Ortensia 24, 79 Ontiveros, Rosa 24. 79 Owens. Linnie 1.3. 5.6.8. 19.31.41.42. 43. 44 48. 50. 53. 58. 69. 119. 126. 132. 139. 147 P Palmer. Darren 89, 90 Palmer. Wesley 34. 79. 89. 90. 92. 93. 111 Palmer. Karen 1.12. 32. 36. 39. 44. 69, 73. 89. 90. 92.93 Palmour, Arron 89, 90. 92. 93.98 Parker. Hank 34. 73. 92.93 Parker. Sara 24. 79 Parker. Roger 25. 73. 107, 111 Parks. Dana 32, 79.81.92.93 Parka. Mike 53. 58. 98. 147. 149 Patel. Ameta 22. 41,42. 79. 89. 90 Patterson, James 34. 73 Patterson, Steve 2.15, 23. 51. 53, 58. 89. 90. 92. 93. 94. 96. 97. 107 Payne. Alan 29. 34. 53.58, 149 Payne. Tammy 12. 29. 30. 32. 67, 89. 90 Payne. Teresa 12, 13. 23. 30. 31. 32. 39. 73. 89. 90. 92.93, 102 Pearson, Lacey 73 Pearson. Ronald 34. 79 Peek. Chrts 8, 42. 43. 50, 79. 89. 90. 111 Peek. Tommy 1. 8. 19. 36. 37. 40. 41. 42. 48. 50. 66. 73. 82. 89. 90. 92. 93 Pete . Belinda 8. 12. 28. 31.49. 67 Phillips. Michele 8, 12. 18. 20. 24. 31.39. 44. 45. 67. 75. 89. 90. 92. 93 Phillips. Wayne 79 Pickens. Todd 25. 79 Prentice. Tom 23.63. 67. 89. 90. 93. 94.96. 107 Pirrung, Michael 73 Poore. Jelf 58. 63 Price, Alice 24. 38. 69. 76. 79.81.88. 98 Price. Bill '2, 5, 9, 18. 20. 21.36. 37. 49. 53. 63. 69. 82. 85, 89. 90. 92. 93. 94, 96. 97, 112, 116. 147, 148 Pridgeon. Gabrielle 12. 73. 89. 90 Priest, Phillip 15.42. 79 Prince. Lias 26. 29. 53. 58. 89. 90. 121. 147. 148 R Rains. David 34. 79. 92. 93. 98 Ramsey. George 73 Ramsey. William 29. 34, 46. 67, 98 Ratliff, Pam 29. 32.58 Ray. Ricky 34, 67 Reavls. John 73. 89. 90. 92. 93. 98 Retch. Karla 22. 73. 92. 93.99. 102 Relley. Ken 80 Reynolds. Leland 1.8. 19.41,42.43. 53.59. 119.147 Reynolds. Scott 34, 73. 98 Rhine. Kristi 42. 50. 51.80. 82. 92. 93 Rhine, Tracy 3. 6. 8. 18. 22. 40. 41.42. 50. 73. 92.93. 102 Rhoads. Mark 73.92. 93 Richardson. Tanya 25. 80 Richter. Clinton 7. 29. 53. 59 Richter. Linda 27. 29. 53. 59 Riley. Shannon 27.43. 80 Riley. Quint 2. 3.9. 15. 49. 53. 59. 89. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 99. 104. 105. 106 Ringstaff. B.1,2, 15. 16. 34. 35. 69. 73. 92. 93. 94.96. 100. 107, 109.112 Ritchie. Cathy 8, 22. 41.42. 50. 75. 80 Roberson. Jll 29. 32. 38. 80. 92. 93. 98 Robinson. Frank 2.9. 15. 39. 53. 59. 92. 93. 94.96, 148 Robison, Jana 42, 80 Robison, James 34. 67 Roden. Rhonda 13. 24.31.67.92.93. 110 Rodriguez. Irma 67 Rojas. Venita 24. 30. 32. 73 Rosen. David 67. 82. 94. 96 Rossen. Ronnie 34. 80 Roten. Jeff 73 Rouse. Mike 18.92.93 Rowlin, Joe 23, 80 Rowney. Ryan 2 7. 9. 12. 15. 53. 59, 92. 93. 94, 95. 96, 97. 99. 104. 105. 122. 146. 148 Rucffer. Eddie 20. 29, 53. 59. 89, 90. 116. 122. 146, 147. 148, 149 Rutledge. Tina 8. 40. 41.42. 67.89. 90 s Salinas. Mary Jane 24. 29. 53. 59, 147. 149 Salinas, Santos 34. 73. 92. 93. 98 Samford. Stuart 1. 2. 5. 7. 15. 23, 34, 35. 67, 92. 93. 94. 96. 97. 99. 104. 105. 107. 112 Sandert. Melanie 28, 31,67. 92. 93, 0 Sanders, Paul 23, 80 Sanders. Tommy 34. 63. 80. 89. 98 Seibert. Richard 18. 23, 25. 29. 36. 53. 54. 82. 89. 90. 147. 148. 149 Schaller, James 25. 80 Schrteber, Angela 24. 37. 47. 80. 89. 90.92. 93. Ill Sessions. Beau 67 Shannon, Patty 67 Shannon. Toni 47. 67 Shaver, Ben 21. 51. 73. 92. 93. 107 Shaver, Patricia 21. 46. 67. 82. 92. 93. 107 Shaw. Joe 8. 42. 80 Shell. Patrick 20. 24. 36. 67. 82. 89. 90 Shell. Scott 27. 29, 49. 53. 59. 148 Shelnutt. Greg 18. 34. 73. 92. 93. 98. 106. 108. 109 Shepperd. Juan 22. 35. 80. 89. 90. 92. 93. 98. 113 Shipp. DeAnne 7. 21, 40. 41.42. 63, 64. 68. 75. 80. 92. 93. 99. 100, 101 Simons, Paul34.80. 92.93. Ill Sims, Wayne 29. 68 Sllmp. Andy 22. 40. 41, 42. 50. 73 Smith. Becky 8. 29. 32. 35. 53. 59.92, 93, 100. 101. 110. 146, 148 Smith. Cirtdia 15. 28. 46. 68 Smith. Dee 27 Smith. Donald 1.2. 68. 92. 93. 96. 104. 105. 108. 109 Smith. Lee 68.92.93. 94. 108, 109 Smith. Lisa 34. 35. 47. 73. 92. 93. 110 Smith. Ricky 34. 53, 59. 89.90. 112. 146. 148 Smith. Stacey 13, 24. 73 Smith. Tasha 1. 19. 24. 27. 31.68. 89. 90, 126. 132 Smith. Todd 3. 25. 29. 49. 53. 59, 82. 89. 148 Soils, Eva 30, 73 Solis. Freddy 25. 68 Solis. Hecter 13. 80 Solis. Johnny 73.92. 93. 112 Sonnier, Tina 73 Sosbce. Jay 73. 94 Sowell. Kathte 74 Springer, William 73 Stapleton, Melissa 42, 80. 107 Stark. Rhonda 1,2,4. 5. 21. 28. 31.38. 39. 49 53. 59. 63. 85. 89. 90. 92. 93. 98 Steele, Shannon 32. 80. 82. 89. 90 Stein. Shawn 68 Stinnett. Jaydra 68. 89. 90 Sumner. Jody 13. 80. 92. 93 Sumner, Tammy 13, 32, 39. 80, 93 Sutton. Earl 80. 107 Swarts. Ricky 34. 80. 92. 93. 98. 106 T Talley. Tracey 18. 22. 47. 89. 90.92. 93. 100. 101 Taylor. Justin 34. 35. 74. 92. 93 Taylor. Lynn 12. 17. 20. 22. 37. 40. 41,42. 44. 47. 50. 68. 75. 89. 90. 92. 93. 107 Taylor. Mike 8. 34. 68, 89. 90 Thomas. Blake 22. 48. 74. 89. 90. 92. 93. 98. 104. 106. 107. 108. 109. 112 Thomas. Tim 22. 74. 89. 90. 92.93. 98. 104. 106, 107. 108, 109 Thompson. Shannon 1. 8. 12. 17, 19. 22. 49, 51. 53. 59. 87. 89. 93, 100, 101, 146. 147. 149 Thorp. Bryan 80. 92. 93, 106 Thorp. Ricky 25, 29. 68 Tilley. James 53. 59, 146 Tipple. Mikki 22. 74. 92. 93. 102 Tribble. Debbie 80 Well. Crissi 29. 68 Tucker. David 34. 49. 68. 69. 82. 92. 93. 94. 95. 104, 105. 109 Tutor. Donna 41,50, 59 Turner. Gndy 8. 12. 13.32.40.41.42. 74.75. 124 Turner. Teresa 8, 13. 31.40, 41. 42. 74 u Underwood. Vicki 7. 74. 89. 90 V Valdez. James 34, 68 w Waddell. Cindy o 30. 53. 60. 147. 148 Waggoner. Darlene 32. 53. 60. 147 Waggoner. Robert 29, 53. 60. 89 Wall. Kim 32. 81 Wallace. Curtia 60. 90 Wallace. Hardin 34. 80 Warden. John 80. 98 Ware. Jerry 27, 53. 82. 60. 148 Ware. Kip 74.89.90, 106 Warren. Russell 20, 34. 68. 82. 89. 90.92. 93. 110 Warren. Travia 1.49. 53. 60. 84. 92. 93. 94. 108. 109 Warren. Vicki 13. 23.31. 74. 89. 90 Watkins. Paul 74 Watson. Melissa 3. 24. 25. 31. 49. 75. 92. 93. 112.146 Webb. Alexa 31.40, 44. 74. 89. 90 Welch. Ricky 2. 22. 74.92. 93. 98. 106, 107. 108. 109 West. Holly 42.81 Weaten. Kevian 29, 68 Whitehead. James 8. 22. 40, 41. 42. 48. 68 Whitley. Reece 1. 8. 40, 41. 42. 44. 45. 89, 90. 92. 93. 98 Wilcox. Ginger 18. 22. 32. 76. 81.92. 93. 103 Wilkes. Karen 30. 32. 34. 74. 89. 90 Wilkes. Lonnie 81. 82. 92, 93.98. 109 Wilhelm, Kevin 8. 18, 40. 41. 42. 44. 89. 90. 92. 93 Williams. Andy 81 Williams. Grat 34, 49. 74. 89. 90.92. 93. 98 Williams. Kim 149 Williams. Peggy 81 Wills. Dee 81 Wills. Linda 30. 68. 89. 90 Wills. Lisa 36. 74. 89. 90 Wilson. 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