Burnet High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burnet, TX)

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Garland Lovelance — Cons. Math; Drafting; BS L(J; MED SPA; Sr. Spon. Billy Masslnngill — W. Geo.; A. History; BS, MS TSU; Soph Spon.; Ath. Spon. Rodney McGee — Health; Phy. Ed.; Ath.; BAT SHSU; Jr. Spon.; FCA Spon. Karen Mohan — Resource; BS UT, Soph. Spon.. Cheer- leader Spon. Michael North — Phy. Sci., Ath.; BS UT; Soph. Spon.; FCA Span. Candy Olson — Phy. Ed.; Ath.; Health; BAT SHSCI; Fresh. Spon. Lewis Phelps — Band; BM, Ann Price — Eng. I; Spanish Adele Quintana — Alg. I; Mike Quintana — Ath. Dir.; Jill Rlngstaff — Comp. Tooky Roberta — Registrar- MM HTSU; Sr. Spon. I; BA, Masters SWTSU; Sr. FOM; BS. Minor ASU; Certi Head Football Coach; BS. Mi Math; Trig.; Pre-Cal; OIL; BS. Teachers Aide; Assoc M Jr Spon. flcation Math. SWTSCI; Fresh, nor. Dr. ASU Masters UT; Sr. Spon College; Cheerleader CoSpon Spon. Suzanne 8chule — Eng. II, Albert J. 8mith — Intro. Judy 8mith — Secretary; BS (H); CLA II; Dance; V. JV Drill Bio.. Phy. Sci.; BS SRU UT Team BS UT; Sr. Sp.; High- landette Sp.; JV Drill Team Sp. Margaret Smith — Typ.; Pam Smith — VAC; Resource Susan Stewart — Bio.. (H); Acctg ; Yearbook; CIIL; BBA Math; Content Mastery; BA BS TTU; MED ASU; Jr. Spon. BU; MBA UT; Sr Spon TSU; Masters SWTSU; Fresh. Spon. Jay Templeton — Eng. I; Span. I; Swim Team Coach; BA HSU; Jr. Spon Mike Walzcl — W History. Ath.; BS HPU; Jr. Spon Cindy Weston — Art; Ath.. BS SRU; Secondary Art De- gree SRU: Soph Spon Minnie Mae Whyburn — F N; Hmk I; C T; OE; BS MHBU; Fresh Spon : FFA Spon. Don Yager — ECO-FE; BS. Minor MTSU: MPS AU; Fresh Spon Carolyn Young — Off. Pro; Typ. I; Wd. Proc ; VOE Co-op; BS. MA SRU: Jr. Spon 19

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 ‘i Roy Berryhill — Tom Blasienz — Resource Britt Block — Drama; Julie Collins — Health; Ath.; Roger Daugherty — Chem. Chris Ferguson — Eng. I, Choir Band; BM SHSd Eng.; Content Mastery; BS Speech; BETC; BA CJTHonors; Major, Minor A M; Sr. Spon (H); Phy. Sci.: BS ASM; Jr. (H); Eng. Ill; Drama; (JIL; BA TA I: Jr. Spon Fresh. Spon. Spon. TSU; Sr. Spon. Margaret Fry — Eng. I; Eng Toni Garner — Librarian; Emma Jewel Goodwin — Amy Grant — Geom.; Inf. Rodger Grant — Ag Coop, Richard Grill — Ag Sci. Ag H; Eng. IV; BS SFA Fresh BAT. Minors SHSU HECE; Fam. Living; House; Geom.; Cak.; BS TTCJ; Student Ag Sci II. Ill; Ag Mech; BS Mech.; BS SWTSU; Soph. Spon : NHS Spon Child Dev.; Cons Ed. BS SWT Council Spon TSU, Soph. Spon.; FFA Spon. Spon.; FFA Spon SO; Soph. Spon ; FHA Spon. Walter Gutzler — ISS; BS. Theresa Ham — Alg II; Pre Bill Johnson — Alg II; Phys- Carolyn Johnson — Eng. Ill Cecilia Kasparek — Coun Diane Lillard — OE Aide Masters SHSU Alg ; Comp Math; BS SWTSU; ics; Drafting; BBA TA I; Soph (H); CLA III. BS HTSU; Soph selor; BA. Teaching Certifies Fresh Spon. Spon. Spon. lion. Masters SWTSU 18

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Above: William Miller. Below: Adele Quintana, Dorthy Steadman, Sherrie Ferguson. Above: L Io R: Billie Taylor, Cathy Reed. Nelda Tinny, Shirley Warwick, Sherrie Ferguson, Ernestine Baker, Dorthy Steadman, Valetta Gailand. Mot Pictured: Mildred Love, Wanda Box. Food Service Office explodes some popular misconceptions about food: 1. Fish is brain food. No one has yet proved the theory that food high in protein make the mind more alert. But fish is low in fat, so it may be a heart healthy food. 2. Eating carrots improve eyesight. Not so. Carrots contain vitamin A, needed by eye tissues, but vitamin A can’t improve vision. 3. Garlic lowers blood pressure. Eating 8 to 10 cloves of garlic each day for several weeks might lower cholesterol and triglyceride levels, but think what this would do to your social life. 4. Brown eggs are superior to white. No nutritional difference. 5. An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Would that it were true. 6. Vitamin C cures colds. Not proven. 7. Starchy foods are fattening. Not true. A small baked potato contains fewer than 100 calories, but watch the butter. 8. Athletes require huge amounts of protein. Only those involved in aerobics, and not much even then. Excess protein turns into fat, not muscle. 9. Chocolate aggravates acne. Only if there is a food allergy. 10. Afternoon fatigue is a sign of hypoglycemia. The fact that a candy bar in the afternoon picks you up is no sign of disease. We appreciate your participation in the Cafeteria, Snack Bar and Salad Bar. Cathy Reed, Ernestine Baker, Nelda Tinney, Valleta Gailand, Billie Taylor, Sherrie Ferguson, Dorothy Steadman, Shirley Warwick, Mildred Love, Wanda Box and Gene Van Horn. Right: Donna Da- vis, Maxine Hous- ton. 20