Caprock High School - La Saga Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 278 of the 1969 volume:

LA SA GA Caprool-t I-ligh School Amarillo, Texas Volume Vl 1958-69 Table of Contents Student Life .......... 10 Academies ............ 22 Organizations ...... 38 Sports ...................... 78 Favorites .............. 114 ' 142 Seniors .................. Iuniors .................. 172 Sophomores ........ 188 Freshmen .............. 208 Advertising .......... 216 I ' T I 1' Q , s 'I ri W .p 1,1 z n L W 4, THE QENIORQ The senfor year represents the top step on the high school stairway. lt is the ultimate goal for each per- son who enters high school. For freshmen, senior status is a flag waving in the distance, promis- ing a challenging balance of work and achievement. For sophomores it is a prize which has drawn one year closer. Ituis no longer the re- mote possibility, it has become the attainable goal. For iuniors the word SENIOR is a clearly defined, tangible reward, iust a few short months ealization. For seniors, their final designa- tion reaped from twelve years of endeavor is a badge of accomplish- ment, a trophy which symbolizes their most coveted public school achievement. - The T968-69 La Saga proudly an- nounces The Seniors as its theme, not because it singles out a separate group, but because this theme rep- resents the ever beckoning summit which all high school students strive to attain. The work, the laugh- ter, the tears, the dreams, the small failures, and the large successes, all of these treasures which intertwine to weave the fabric of memories, go into the process from which seniors evolve. Signet Ring - A Senior's Proud Symbol MJ I gs If' fl l if I'm a big senior now! says Jewel Brown to fresh- Go steady with me! Rolene Herring, Debbie man David Allen as she shows him her senior ring. Rogers, Glenda Flippo, Pat Dunn, and Marcia Osteen try to give Jeff Bergstresser their rings. 'Uh- .g ' :gif 4 Seniors in Mrs. Moutos' Vocabulary 40 can't even pose for a picture without showing off their rings. Sophomore Randy Wilson gets the traditional KLUNK from Gary Langford's newly acquired senior ring. A golden ring becomes The proud symbol ot the classification of sen- ior. lt is worn with an inner conti- dence borne ot the collected achievements of Twelve years. It is The one worthy status symbol of which all underclassmen dream. Senior rings are held in such high esteem That They become Tokens of steady dating, since The relinquish- ing of one's class ring is considered one of The most unseltish acts of devotion. - T 5 . I mir Seniors Nelda Roberts, Ruben Vigil, and Darlene King wait in line to receive their senior rings. ' T '- Dan Barbarito, junior, Tries on a ring, dreaming of the day when he will have one of his own. . yaw' 1 And away we go! Rickey Culp, Nancy Tanner, Sue Tobias, and Chrissy Brown Take advanTage of a nice day To ride bikes. The weaker sex? Phyllis Sfefano shows Craig Owens whaT real courage is during The TB TesT given OCT. 3. Final Yeor Brings Mixed Emotions Jess Fleming and Allen Deputy board the bus for the last out-of-town football game ofthe season . f' i ii i lii gg ,Q A tear of mixed ioy and sadness on graduation night. A step for- ward to a brighter, new tomorrow. An attempt to make this last year the best. These are only a few of the many mixed emotions brought on by the final year. lt is the end of twelve years spent in many activi- ties, many long hours of study, and many periods of doubt and self- analysis. lt is a time for pondering in amazement how nine months could pass so quickly. lt is a time of change from the familiar old to the awesome new. lt is a time for looking back and a time for looking forward. Craig Owens and Danny Moore hold up the Go Seniors sign to boost seniors' spirit during Class Victory Seniors Prepare For Therr Future Of all school years The senior year is imporTanT as a final sTepping sTone inTo The fuTure. The senior sTands on The Threshold of The door To higher achievemenT. To many seniors iT is The door To college and furTher educaTion. Tof'oTher seniors iT is The door To The armed forces, a iob, or perhaps marriage. AlThough Their inTeresTs, religions, and naTion- al origins are differenT, They work Togefher Toward The same end: A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE. UPPER RIGHT: Mary Cochran, senior, confers wiTh Miss Boulware on The SAT and ACT TesTs. LOWER RIGHT: Hey, iT looks preTTy good! Rickey Culp'announces To Cheryl Stone as They learn The as- pecTs of cooking in Their Home Man- agemenf class. a Tom Cowper, senior, exercises great caution and control while performing an experiment in chemistry. pl '1 x ',4. UPPER RIGHT: Brenda Linville, senior, observes some scenery in the museum on the West Texas State campus. LOWER LEFT: Doug Kirby, senior, looks through college catalogues in the coun- selor's office for a possible college. s N xx 'WW' 2' STUDENT LIFE r l Enthusiastic Longhorns Diane Folson, iunior cheerleader, boosts Longhorn spirit at the Caprock-Palo Duro football game. Display Spirit Caprock is known for its great school spirit. In athletic and aca- demic competition alike, Longhorns back their school TOO per cent. Many organizations helped create school spirit. The cheerleaders were present at all pep rallies and at many sports events. The Student Council sold spirit ribbons for every football game and Y-Teen members sold Longhorn flags. The Hi-Y spon- sored El Toro, Caprock's first mascot. But the group most responsible for that fighting Longhorn spirit was the student body. Without their loyal .support there would have been no school spirit. They supported the football team through victory and defeat. They were proud of the band, the debate team, and everyone else who represented Cap- rock. This is what is known as the Spirit of the Orange and the Pride of the White. r ! The mighty Longhorns break through a spirit sign as they charge onto the field at the Longhorn-Don game. ff 4, , if ...LQ-df 1-if as-a'-ff: if-ug M ,,,, Y , Pat Stanfield decorates Prissy Bigham's car before the Tascosa-Caprock football game on October l2. HHN-we . A proposal? No, Patti Samuels, senior, has to Rickey Culp, Mike Scroggins, Larry Woodward, beg Dan Barbarito to buy a Longhorn flag. Ted Liles, John Stadler, and David Hollywood Garrison prove that even football players have spirit. Donnie Bennett is a member of a local band, The Rioteers. They pro- vided the entertainment for the first mixer sponsored by the cheerleaders. l D . tl f 't l QXI Longhorns Enjoy Q' 1 sl V V X The Magic Carpet Slide in Thompson Park is a favorite gathering place for students. Mixers were held after several home games. Various Interests Caprock students found several differ- ent ways to make use of their spare time. After 3:35, many students still had long athletic practices before them. Others had club meetings to attend. But most went home to relax and maybe watch television before starting in on hours of homework. Weekends were a welcome break from school routine. Such things as football games, basketball games, track meets, and dances were attended by most Caprock students. Sundays were filled with leisure- ly picnics and coke dates. Sunday nights were set aside for last minute assignments. 1 Seniors Jimmy Hansen and Jess Fleming go through the ritual required of all football players. ii r z r , I i 1 -57 W1,' A 2 W- - ' -'k', . ' csrs This sign symbolizes The great spirit with which the Longhorns entered the game with the Rebels. tg , ,gc X The national anthem is sung before each assem- Coach Merton Fuquay introduces Mike Scroggins bly throughout the year. during the first football pep rally. 1 Assemblies Held During Homeroom Ricky Turner, iunior, listens intently as Minnie Pearl -carries on about the mighty Longhorns. Longhorns welcomed assemblies as they provided an escape from homeroom. Assemblies were held for many reasons. Pep rallies were held every Friday during football season. Freshmen pep rallies were held in the gym every Thursday morning during homeroom. Many special assemblies were held throughout the year. Among these were assemblies for election of class officers, a Christmas assem- bly, a fashion show for the girls, the Sadie Hawkins assembly, and the Senior Day skit. It's time to hook 'em up, Horns! says Brenda Are we being invaded by Mars? No, only by Davis as she impersonates Tuggie at a pep rally. Y-Teens Prissy Bigham and Rhonda Meadows Linda Adams, who is employed at a local drug store, is active in one of The vocational programs at Caprock. ,il', . ls 'ls' A ' fi Q' Q.: Danny Moore, a grave senior, Jeff Bergstresser works afrer school in a grocery store as a checker and sfocker. i diligently completes a job. . I 'R-'I' - vi' . X -5, .....- - -- 'am-.-,-n Many Horns Take Part Time lobe . i , nv' G .. dv is A sf X1 .,, V .fu A X 5 U H -. .fs Tx Lvl 'tx' C , . 'i it r 1 i l , ' 1,111 -fre-s ' rr and 'K ,W-F'f'f ' 'ti Ri. .,: ,w, h- , A I-, 'fi A S Rex Frieze, senior, works as a stocker in a local supermarket after school and on Saturdays. . --1 'r . ' f:-1 Mr. Trader assists Karon Milton with a difficult typing problem. Karon was active in the V.O.E. program. Many Horns, especially seniors, found it necessary to work part time to meet school expenses. Boys worked as grocery sackers and ser- vice station attendants. Girls Worked in department stores and offices. Many students participated in Vo- cational Office Education, Industrial Cooperative Training, or Distributive Education. ln these programs, the students worked half a day and went to school half a day. Cooperative Home Economics and Health Occu- pations were new work programs offered at CHS this year. 1968-69 Filled With Special Events QI' ff , ,fe Light my fire! A Harvesfer warms ...'749:fi . 1- l,Qr,fe'a Many ouTside evenTs enlivened This school year. The firsT was The CoronaTion, aT which The Queen of Caprock was crowned. The Presen- TaTion, which was held in February, consisTed of The naming of Mr. and Miss CHS and class favoriTes. A special nighT pep rally was held before The fooTbaII game wiTh Pampa. A HarvesTer was burned in effigy on The fooTball field afTer The pep rally in The gym. Spring was filled wiTh many ac- TiviTies. During Sadie Hawkin's girls carried boy's books, asked Them for daTes, and Took Them To The Sadie Hawkin's dance. The mosT ouTsTanding evenT, graduaTion, was held May 27 and was followed by The all-nighT parTy. TNNA up for The Longhorns. The Longhorn Spirit Ever Dwells. 'Y ' - ,gi few: 5 E ua Q as But I use mouthwash every morning, an old family favorite! says Danny Burrows to Debbie Walters in the one act play The City Slicker and Our Nell presented by members of the Drama Club. i ,, , E I iw 'u l of the football team display their Jan Strickland, Westlena Kellum, and Patty Dart, mem- spirit at the night pep rally held before bers of the Caprock Chorale, perform for the Coronation. the Pampa game. ,EM 1 I ' E! 3 ll H l -5 gi RQ! aft? 4. I a-'Q 4,.,! ,ew 1 '22 AF' 'E ima I . ,.,, gas 'Q l ACADEMICS Principal, ASs't Work With Students -J ' Mr. Mixon works constantly for the betterment of Caprock and its student body. Mr. Richard Mixon Principal B.S., M.A. Mr. Gerald Nipp Assistant Principal B.S., M.A. Mr. Nipp points out the new horizons Gary Henderson will be facing as he graduates. Mr. Mixon and Mr. Nipp discuss plans for senior activi- ties in the coming year. Mr..Nipp reviews some requested schedule changes at the awaiting Conference with him, beginning of the semester. Mr. Nipp's approval is required on all changes. X 'W-M c..,,,.WN Mr. Richard Mixon and Mr. Ger- ald Nipp keep Caprock in top order and serve as friends to the student body. Mr. Mixon, a graduate of the Uni- versity ot Louisiana, was assistant principal of Caprock for two years. This year as principal, his duties in- clude making the morning an- nouncements and coordinating school activities. Mr. Nipp was the baseball coach at Caprock before he became assis- tant principal ot the school. He is a graduate of Southwestern State College and the University ot Texas. Mr. Nipp has the iob ot issuing text books and handling disciplinary ac- tion at Caprock. Students wait outside Mr. Mixon's office Counselors Work With Computer Miss Boulware reviews the records of seniors to make sure they have enough credits to graduate. For the first time Caprock is under a computer system of scheduling. C.H.S. is the only school under this system in Amarillo. Last spring students filled out schedules of what they wished to take in the coming year. The sched- ules were then run through a corn- puter and arranged for each stu- dent. It is the iob of the counselors to straighten out any problems stu- dents face as they attend school. They also make sure that students meet the requirements tor gradua- tion. Mr. Charles Bacon B.S., M.S. Junior Counselor Miss Esther Boulware B.S., M.Ed. Senior Counselor Miss Loveta Reed B.S., M.A. Freshman, Sophoniore Counselor Office Stuff Keeps C.H.S. Orderly The office staff of Caprock is in charge of checking attendance, keeping records, withdrawals, and handling secretarial duties needed in the operation of an efficient school. Mrs. Wanda Cross and Mrs. Patsy Huff are in charge of keeping atten- dance and withdrawal records. Mrs. Cross also sponsors the office aides which help with attendance record- ing each period of the day. Mrs. Ernestine Lewis is the regis- trar and secretary. She manages the school fees which are collected and the money from activity card sales. Mrs. Opal Sims is the school nurse. She checks the health rec- ords of students. 1 X 1 Fsfyff' Mrs. Lewis takes time out from counting money for fees to answer the phone. Mrs. Huff and Mrs. Cross go through the daily routine of checking attendance sheets and re- instating students. Mrs. Wanda Cross Attendance Clerk Withdrawals Mrs. Patsy Huff Attendance Clerk Withdrawals Mrs. Ernestine Lewis Secretary Registrar Mrs. Opal Sims, R.N. School Nurse English And Library Work Together 55. Sv' ,- L.: fxir :ff S1 f - ,. 1. 1 :'-' E'il:p', . ...rv 'def' Mrs. Gladys Cox B.S., B.S.L.S. Librarian Mrs. Georgia Garner Library Clerk Mrs. Marion Ga mertsfelder B.A. English, English OT Mrs. Letha Green B.A. English, Y-Teens Mrs. Vada Hall B.A., M.A. English, National Honor Society Mr. Gene Lay B.S. English, Football Mrs. D'Ann Moutos B.S. English, Vocabulary Composition Mrs. Beryl Richarson M.A. English, Y-Teens Mrs. Kay Stelter B.S. English, 21 OT Mrs. Karolyn Townsend B.S. English The English department is aided by films and paperback issues of required reading. English is requir- ed throughout high school. Mrs. Beryl Richardson is the Eng- lish department head and she is in charge of ordering all necessary equipment. Senior English is based on a -col- lege preparatory course. lt includes novels and type of grammar which is used in college. Mrs. Letha Green lectures to her sopho more class. Voootionol Courses Give Opportunities , A, ' ' MNJ' '77 C ,fx in? Mr. Gwindle Chamberlain B.S. Automechanics V.i.C.A. Mr. Gene Davis University of Texa: Building Trades Mr. Bob Flanagan B.S., B.A. Ed. Typing, Key Club Mr. Ken Hart B.B.A. D.E. Mr. Joe McQuay B.S. Ed. Vocation Academic Ed. Mrs. Billy Rue R.N. Health Occunations Miss Pat Salmon B.B.A., M.A., B.A. Shorthand, Bookkeeping Freshman Cheerleaders Mr. Chuck Speed B.S. l.C.T., V.I.C.A. Mr. Eugene Trader B.B.A. Vocational Office Ed. V.O.E. Mrs. Carolyn Walker B.B.A., M.B.A. Special Education Experience is acquired by those stu- dents taking a type of vocational course. These courses include business work and secretarial training. Business experience is found in the Distributive Education program. These students obtain on the iob training in various occupations. Salesmanship and clerking are two of the many oppor- tunities offered in this course. Training for secretarial iobs is found in the Vocational Office Education pro- gram. Students also take courses in shorthand and bookkeeping to better their chances for a job. Sharon Lack, senior, types out a letter she has been assigned in her V.O.E. class. ig Aii.. N-X Have a heart' pleads Carlene Kuhn, sophomore, as she asks Mr Rombach to give her a passing grade. The Science department at Caprock is very complete. This year 'several new microscopes were acquired. The science program includes the study of biology, chemistry, and general science. Biology courses are aided by films and experiments in their study of the life of plants and animals. Chemistry is the study of the chemi- cal make up of many things. Experi- ments prove the presence of or the lack of a certain chemical or element. General science covers everything from space to the center of the earth. It is taken by freshmen in preparation of coming science courses. Science Intrigues C.H.S. Students Mr. Bob Andrew B.S. Biology, Football, Baseball Mr. Ray Basinger B.S., M.P.E. Biology, Football, Track Mrs. Sharyel Bradford B.S. Biology, Physical Science Mr. Jack Morrison B.S., M.Ed. Biology Mr. Ronald Rhodes B.S. Ch. Chemistry, Physical Science Mr. Bob Rombach B.S. Biology, Baseball Ruben Vigil, Ricky Upton, and Dennis Carathers, seniors, become mad scientists as they perform, exciting experiments in a chemistry class. Variety Offered By Elective Courses Mrs. Bobbie Bland M.H. Ec. Ed. Foods, Home Management F.H.A. Mrs. Guadelupe Cantu' B.A. Spanish, Art Miss Nancy Cleavinger B.S. Foods, Clothing Mrs. June Darnell B.S. C.H.E., Clothing F.H.A. Mr. John Garmon B.S. Journalism, English Mrs. Catherine Jones B.A., M.Ed. Art, Crafts Danny Jackson, senior, grins as the photog rapher snaps his picture during a drafting class. Mrs. Janice Laseter, B.S. C.V.A.E., Homemaking Related Mr. Gary Minor, B.S. Woodworking, Industrial Arts Mr. Walter Nelson, Driver's Education Mrs. Gig O'Donnell, B.A., B.L.S. Latin, English, National Honor Society Mr. Jim Restine, B.M.E., M.A. Band, Orchestra Mrs. Ruth Riley, B.S., M.R.E. Bible Mr. Jess Roan, B.S. Drafting, Industrial Arts Mr. Gordon Suits, B.M., M.Ed. Choir, English Mrs. Nancy Walker, B.A. French, English Mrs. Linda Warner, B.A. Spanish, English, Spanish Club Mr. Guy Yates, B.A. Speech, Drama, N.F.L., Drama Club B.S. Social Studies - Post And Present Mr. David Stults explains the intricate concepts of our government. Bobby Schultz points out the congressional districts in Texas. ,E 2 e ! i Mr. Bob Allen History courses enable students to find out about events that occurred thousands of years ago. Study be- gins with the first findings of man on up to the present accomplish- ments of man. Freshmen are not required to take a course in history. However, sophomores and iuniors study world and American history. Sen- iors are required to take a course in government and economics. Gov., Eco. F.T.A. Mr. Bill Bolk O.T. Social Studies Basketball Mr. Don Ca rper B.S. History Football Mr. Don Martz B.S.E., M.A. History, Geography Golf Mr. Hilton Miller B.S., M.Ed. History Freshman Coach Mr. Larry Patterson B.S. History Football Mr. David Stults B.S., M.Ed. Government Senior Sponsor Mr. Billy White B.S., M.S. History Football, Basketball 2 K1 ' K. 2 '2 J x E. I X anie Anderson and Kathy Wolfe discuss a problem they tust solve in a math class. Math is a very interesting course as it offers a definite answer to every problem. With the aid of rulers, slide rules, and graphs, a student of math can answer any problem he undertakes. At Caprock, courses in related math, algebra, geometry, trigonom- etry, math analysis, and data pro- cessing are offered. Data processing is a new course at Caprock. With the rising use of computers, it is a very valuable course to take. All students are required to take at least two years of math or sub- stitute two years of science or home- making. i Data Processing Included In Math .sg Mr. Austin Bowes, B.M.Ed., Math Mr. B. C. Calvert, B.S., Algebra, Geometry, Hi-Y Mrs. Jane Douglass, B.S., Algebra, Geometry, l Student Council l Mr. Merton Fuquay, B.S., Math, Data Pro- i cessing, Football Mrs. Billie Love, B.S., Math Analysis, Physics, Algebra, Math and Science Club Mr. Hoyt Lovelace, B.A., M.Ed., OT Math, Algebra, Trainer Mr. Sheldon Marsh, B.S., M.Ed., Math, Fresh- man Coach Mr. Carthel Morgan, B.S., M.E., Trigonome- try, Algebra, Math P.E. Classes Build Up Students Miss Pelley promises to drive her girls into physical fitness. Don't get teed-off! This is the pun running through the mind of this golfer as he pre- pares to practice his swing. Physical Education serves as a body conditioner for every student. Three years of P.E. is required un- less the student has a doctor's ex- cuse. Exercises are the beginning activ- ity in each class. Sports such as ten- nis, golf, archery, and volleyball are played in most classes. Physical fitness test are given each six weeks. Test for running ability and strength are given to both boys and girls. Intramurals are held in various sports throughout the year. Boys and girls participate in the sport they enioy the most. Mr. Fred Davidson B.S. Physical Education Wrestling Mrs. June Legacy B.S. Physical Education Cheerleaders Miss Mickey Pelley B.S. Physical Education Spirit Club Mr. Jerry Pybus B.S., A.S. Physical Education Tennis Team Cooking And Cleaning - Huge Chore The C.H.S. campus is kept in order by the long hours of work done by the custodian staff. Their iob begins early in the morning and continues long after students and teachers have left the school. After school is dismissed, the custodian staff goes to work by cleaning each room and hall at Caprock. Another iob that demands time is the job performed by the cafeteria workers at Caprock. They serve breakfast and a noon meal every- day. The meals are well-balanced and a snack bar is provided for light lunches. The cafeteria staff works very hard each day to assure every student the proper nourishment. Front row: Kunia Kincade, J. W. Block, Barney Couten, Robert Lehmen, Clarence Erwin. Back row: Jimmy Kitchen, R. D. Conally, Willy Jackson, Mickie Woods, Albert Martin. Standing: Mrs. Norma Combs, Mrs. Alpine Beard, Mrs. Coy Orcutt, Mrs. Outa Williams, Mrs. Rachel Graham, Mrs. Ray Langford, Mrs. Hazel Henry, Mrs. Jean Hill, Mrs. Roxie Cosper, Mrs. Bert Frith. Seated: Mrs Pat Cox, Mrs. Nona Sewell, Mrs. Leona Herber, Mrs. Laverne Edwards, Mrs. Allie Austin. --as :K .f .. ,, . , K 5 Q 1 sc. I., in A ,df ,rj gy es e Q 6 A sf ,F Ei gg, Q xx I 5 I + .. 3 N -W.. K if ' T K . if 2 A ., ff, f .1 -15? N-2. , T' a We ORGANIZATIONS The Caprock Youth Council is at- tiliated with the Amarillo Youth Council. Each school in Amarillo has representatives in this organization. They strive to have unity between the tour high schools. One of the many services the club performs is a tutoring service tor young children who have problems in school. During the summer months, the 1 club travels to Austin for a work- rw, . , shop and a State Convention. The l:::I y . . y y g W ..., .... . i . y workshops include instruction on the tutoring of youngsters and the prob- Dona Pyeatt, senior and president of the C,Y.C., types a Iems of Teenagers in society' letter to Austin to renew the Chapter Charter. Mrs. Townsend sponsors the club. Meetings are held every other week at Caprock. Youth Council Organized At CHS yah' my ...F N A. , , . by gggusdw' A ,,. 4, , 1 1 Marsha Krabbe, Mike Roberts, Brenda Bilderback, Stanley Raef, Beverly Decker, David Hernandez, Debi Kenedy, William Sims, Dona Pyeatt, Sherrie Thomas. Freshman Cheers Lead Em Gut Caprock's Freshman Cheerleaders: Top row: Paulette Honeycutt, Mona Gibbs, and Trisha Womack. Second row: Diana Richards, Susan Restine, and Elaine Fluty. The Freshman Cheerleaders battle the prairie winds Elaine Fluty leads the Chargers in a spirited yell and the Carver'Geckos. Pepsters Leod Spuited Longhorns Top to bottom right to left Johna Mclntire Donna Kerr, Kathy Martinez, Margie Alstead, Marilyn Up church Ethel Riley Second row Sally Wiemhoff Wanda Wilson, Babara Lewis, Cecila Johnson, Delores Snider Third row Debbie McCloskey Sherri Thomas Rosemary Maness, Brenda Bilderback, Carolyn Cones Sharon Brown Fourth row Pam McWatters Debbie Oliver, Terra Woolsey, Judy Miller, Westlena Kellum Fifth row Jan Strickland Cheryl Stone Paula Oliver, Peggy Wooten, Glenda Flippo. The Pep Club of Caprock was established this year to aid the cheerleaders in the pep rallies, toot- ball, basketball, and baseball games. The club has helped in making and hanging the various posters. Follow- ing with their title, the club has pro- moted spirit throughout the Land of the Longhorns. The Pep Club has gone through all types of weather to boost the contagious spirit. The club attended all games possible. Officers for the 1968-1969 year were: President, Glenda Flippo, Secretary, Sharon Brown, Treasurer, Ethel Riley. The sponsor for the newly established club was Miss Pelley. Roughneoks - Mascot Spark Spirit Caprock's Mascot, Jimmy Hatley, helps in the promotion of Longhorn Spirit. A Mascot, selected last year, and Roughnecks, selected at intervals by the Key Club, have highly promoted the spirit at Caprock. The Roughnecks are held respon- sible for the ringing of the air-horn at the games. The Roughnecks at- tend all Varsity football games as possible, and many of the various other games. Jimmy Hatley, a iunior this year, was selected last year by the stu- dent body. This being the first year of having a Mascot at Caprock, has proven to be a successful proiect. During pep rallies, the Mascot made periodic appearances across the auditorium stage carrying the C branding iron. The Mascot and the Roughnecks were a consistent aid in the boost- ing ofthe Longhorn spirit. The Key Club members served as Roughnecks, promoting spirit and are held in charge of the air-horn. Roughnecks right to left: Norman Dahle, Mark Jackson, Sammy Rigdon, Tom Elliot. Kneeling: Alex Perez and Jimmy Williams. Key Club Stresses Responsibility Back row, left to right: Tom Elliot, John Stadler, Steve Mitchum, Monte Miller, George Aldridge, Leon Chambers, Ken Rebant, Jimmy Gwin, Clyde James, Norman Dahle, Ron Touchon. Second row: Sammy Rigdon, Mark Jackson, Joe Crownover, Johnny Dobbins, Bill Bagley, Roger Russell, Danny Jackson, Bill Sims, Danny Moore, Jim Williams, Ron Kinsey. Third row: Alex Perez, Keith Upchurch, David Merrel, David Garrison, Dan Pitts, Jess Fleming, Rusty McDonald. Fourth row: Mr. Flanagan, Mike Scroggins, Ricky Culp, Mark Fuller, David Hernandez, Gordon Gilter. The Key Club membership is based on active participation. Points are given for each project, and every member is responsible for meeting the monthly quota. ' The daily activities include the raising and the lowering ofthe flag. Several boys from the club are se- lected to serve as Roughnecks at every football game. During the Tri-State Fair the Key Club sponsored a parking lot, charg- ing for admission. Also, the club sold candy canes to raise money for needy children. The officers for the i968-1969 year are as follows: Mike Scroggins, President, Ricky Culp, lst Vice Presi- dent, Mark Fuller, 2nd Vice Presi- dent, David Hernandez, Secretary, Gordon Gilter, Treasurer. Mr. Flana- 3 gan, sponsor. H .wg ff-'gg sl l 'TY' 2 Fair parking price furnished by the Key Club . FHA - Preparation In Domesticity The Future Homemakers of America at Caprock were busy planning various proiects Throughout The year. Installa- tion of The new members and of The new officers started off The new year. A sports appreciation breakfast was given in The honor of The football play- ers in both The spring and The fall. Future Homemakers of America vary in The Talents of The everyday home- maker. Each of The members of F.H.A. have The qualities of cooking, sewing, management of The home, and other arts of homemakers. Officers are: Pam Hardman, Presi- dent, Margaret Boren, Vice President, Shirley Gonce and Janice Bailey, Parlia- mentarian, Becky Lathum, Treasurer, Rosemary Maness, Secretary. Barbara Burris was chosen as Reporter of The City Council. Another portion of FHA members also prepare for The future. 'K' ,xx XVIF - ll. ,imll3'x 8 . 4ayll' vsilNl Wikis... 'I ff , ' xc ,,. .L- 7' if il? -.. Members of Future Homemakers of America are in process of learning The many qualities and various iobs it Takes to be a good homemaker. 'Ter Throughout The school. High-Y Renders Service To School Back row, left to right: Ed Schnieder, Tom Cowper, Johnny Stone, Doug Kirby, David Wolken, Jimmy Hansen, Mike Gerken, David Henning, Gale Leake, Teddy Teague, Ralph Mullins. Front row: Gil Hiltbrunner, Clifford Kimble, Robert Cyphers, David Schnieder, Larry Gittings, Greg Cain, John Stadler, Alan Deputy, Craig Owens. Loyal To Caprock and To The stu- dent body, are the members of The High-Y organization. The purpose of This club is To create, To extend, and to maintain a high standard of Christian charac- Proiects Tor The year included: sponsoring various bus Trips, and running The concession sTand aT both The mixers and The basketball games. The club also helped in The selling of Christmas Trees. Members of The High-Y ushered aT The new Amarillo Wrangler's lce Hockey games aT The new Civic Center. Officers This year are: Gale Leake, President, John Stadler, Vice Presi- dent, Teddy Teague, Secretary, Alan ,,,, Deputy, Sgt. At Arms, Mike Gerken, Chaplin Concession stands are kept busy at The mixer! Y-Teens Stir Spirit Thru Flags ,A Freshmen and Sophomores make up a large part of the club. The club members give the morning devo- tions. X . L Y . K , T bite 'RHF 1, ME. Juniors and Seniors are also a large part of the Y-Teens. Officers for this year are as follows: Patti Wale, President, Julie Cannoy, Vice Presidentg Debbie Claiborne, Secretary, Peggy Hendrickson, Treasurer, Brenda Farner and Debbie MCG-own, Devotional Chairmen, Teresa Teague, Activity Chairman. Mrs. Green and Mrs. Richardson, sponsors. C.H.E. - Home Economics For Profit A zero-hour class offered to Cap- rock girls is one that makes home economics profitable. Cooperative Home Economics, taught for the sec- ond year at Caprock, dealt with the practical side of homemaking. Each girl in the C.H.E. program worked part time in some area of homemaking. Many vvere employed in restaurants and cafeteria. Others worked in the clothing departments or the cloth goods departments of various department stores. A few worked in nurseries caring for small children. Some of the girls even worked in the Caprock cafeteria. Mrs Darnell, sponsor of C.H.E., observes Linda Edwards as she sews on her homemaking proiect. K we ,V ,,L, Seated: Pam Hardman, Wanda Arthur, Barbara Burris, Dorothy Alstead, Brenda Cross. Back row: Diane King, Peggy McGovvan, Sue Anderson, Diane Clark, Kathy Morgan, Marilyn McKinney, Pat Sartor. BXY + NaCl Math-Science Club The principal obiectives of the Math and Science Club is to observe and learn the mathematical and scientific problems that cannot be fully established during regular classes. The club stimulates the in- terests and activities of the mathe- maticians and the scientists of Cap- rock. Officers for the 1968-1969 year are as follows: President, David Crouch, Vice President, Thomas Cowper, Secretary, Janice Bailey, Treasurer, Rita Read. This year's sponsors are Mrs. Love and Mr. Rhodes. Thomas Cowper, a member of the club, experiments with science. Back row, left to right: Mark Fuller, Donna Pyeatt, Kathy Folkerson, Dennis Carathers, Marsha Krabbe, Buddy Herber, Jimmy Kerrick, Steve Anderson. Middle row: Linda Wheeler, Janis Campbell, Sue Penning- ton, Lorie McMinn, Chris Cowper, Judy Crochran. Front row: Mr. Rhodes, Mrs. Love, David Crouch, Tom Cowper, Rita Read, Janice Bailey. Students Today - Leaders Tomorrow FuTure Teachers of America is one of The largest organizations Caprock has This year. Glenda Flippo, an F.T.A. member, has The apfness a Teacher requires. The purpose of This organizaTion is To prepare The sTudenTs for fuTure Teaching. During The year, The sen- iors are allowed and encouraged To Teach aT -an elemenTary school for one day. The club is made up of all levels: Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. This year, F.T.A. has proven To be one of Caprock's big- gesT clubs. The club held iTs annual conven- Tion aT Canyon, Texas. The conven- Tion iTself was held aT WesT Texas STaTe UniversiTy. The officers for This year are as follows: STeve Collins, PresidenT, Sherri Thomas, Vice PresidenT, Becky LaThum, Recording SecreTary, BeTh Lanford, Membership Chairman, Chuck Hargrave, Treasurer, Wayne RoberTs, ParliamenTarian. Mr. Allen, Sponsor. IA Active Throughout School Year 7-5: , hhhlh it i J V . . ,X LWVVV an , it 1 T o oo ' . Flames bashed car and caused The local firemen to be summoned. of fiery Longhorn spirit erupted from The Sandie- Industrial Arts is for those stu- dents interested in drafting and woodworking fields. ln 68-69 IA sponsored The Sandie car bash, a dance, a banquet, and made frames for The seniors pictures. Officers chosen to serve for the year are: Jimmy Hansen, president, Jess Flem- ing, vice president, Joe Bob Wil- liams, sergeant-at-arms, Steve Brooks, treasurer, David Lozano, secretary, and Tom Cowper, report- er. Mr. Roan served as sponsor and Mr. Minor as assistant sponsor. This year's club has fifty members, in- cluding two girls.' Prior to each busi- ness meeting, a work session is held. The time is used for the plan- ning and completion of various proi- ects. Lab facilities are available to IA members during this work ses- sion. Caprock's Industrial Club is of invaluable service and benefit to The school, faculty and students. . ,... V... Top row: Alan Brown, Gary Langford, Bobby Heath, Roger Russell, Meryl Porter, Alex Morales. Second row: Mike Gerken, Johnny Cordell, Chris Miller, Mr. Roan, Mr. Minor, Spencer Smith, Jimmy Williams, Jerry Carver, John Reteria, Steven Stone. Third row: Murphy DeShong, Benny Jones, John Stadler, David Garrison, Ricky Culp, Dan Holeman, Ricky Stone, Ric Tenorio, Dennis Eudy. Bottom row: Jess Fleming, Joe Bob Williams, Jimmy Hansen, Nita Lightfoot, Donna Pyeatt, Tom Cowper, David Lozano and Steve Brooks. Mrs. Billye Rue sponsors a new organization at Caprock. This is a vocational club. As it's first year at Caprock, the Health Occupations Club recruited eight members. The instructor is a registered nurse and she holds class each day between eleven-thirty and twelve. The members are training to be in a number ot occupations concern- ing health. A few of these occupa- tions are, dental assistants, nurse as- sistants, and hospital workers. The students work during all hours ot the day. Several go to their jobs early in the morning and then go to school later on that day. 1 Three members of the Health Occupations practice car- ing for a patient during one of the class periods. Health Occupations Offered At CHS Wilma Ritchie, Mrs. Billye Rue, Bob Baker, Melissa Park, Ricky Broyles, Sherry Redman, Martin Grogan, Lynn Rust, Vail Oberski. I.C.T. Raises Funds For Activities Back row: Mike Heath, Mike Richards, Elmer Catron, Mike Dougan, Ronnie Robertson. 2nd row: Kerry Morgan, Joel Phillips, James Upchurch, Johnny Vargus, Larry Riley. 3rd row: Eddie Kunkel, Garry Hen- derson, Wilson lvy, Max Ladd. The ICT program has many year- , ly functions. These include the dis- trict meeting, the employer-em- ployee' banquet, and the district spring and area contest. The club also has parties throughout the year. Funds tor the parties come from the students themselves. At the district spring meeting and area contest, the members will elect officers and hold a contest tor projects they have en- tered as individuals in each occupa- tion. The contest was held at Amar- illo College this year on March first and March second. The final func- tion ot the ICT is to have an all- day party at the end of the school term. James Upchurch, senior member ot the ICT, sells pickles to the student body during one of the lCT's money making events. Distributive Eduootion - job Training SENIOR D.E. STUDENTS: Betty Armer, Marlene Meyer, Susan Bills, Rusty James, Regina Sheets, Glenna Dearman, Phyllis Stefano, Debbie Cave, Paul Brown, Pat Fritts, Dean Price, Jeannie Helton, Ann Russell, Gladys Bishop, Larry Swindell, Don Scearce, Charlie Patterson, Jimmy Owen, Rex Frieze, Donnie Lance. JUNIGR D.E. STUDENTS: Linda Adams, Barbara Upchurch, Ancelia Ray, Connie Van Huss, John Graves, David Carver, David Mitchum, Larry Miles, Bill Vinson, Jackie McClendon. if a R E Nt 'Q VOE - Training For Future Iobs Back row: Mr. Trader, Mike Mason, Karon Milton, Raul De La Garza, Julie Cannoy, Gary Carpenter, Lynette Fluty, Mike Perez. Middle row: Sharon Milton, Kathy Solomon, Rosemary Atchley, Dean Price, Sharon Lack, Lynn Young. Bottom row: Toni Valverdi, Rachel Quintera, Mary Escamilla, Sandy Bonney, Debbie Young, Donna McQuiston. Mr. Trader, sponsor, advises a student on the use of Sharon and Karon Milton observe one of many fYPeW 'TefS- machines. vnnw-4, u 9' , a - ?-..d.s... i1 Office, Nurse, Library Have Aides Student aides make up a great T deal of the work done at Caprock. T The office, library, and nurse enlist the services of students each period of the day. Office aides collect rolls and mark attendance sheets. They also assist in answering the phone. The library uses aides to issue books and keep the shelves straight. The nurse has two aides each period of the day. They keep a rec- ord of each student entering or leaving the nurse's office. David Henning, senior, performs one of his many duties as an office aide. First row: Brenda Hurley, Fredia Roberson, Diana Richards, Judy Garvin, Debbie Lookingbill, Cynthia Walkup. Second row: Carolyn Rice, Darlene Meyer, Marilyn Fowler, Pat DeForest, Karen Griffith, Carla Deering, Kathy Morgan. Third row: Stanley Raef, Doug Kirby, David Henning, Danny Moore, Dan Kirby, Steve Stone, Leslie Lewis. Fourth row: Jerry Sweeten, Joe Crownover, Mike Lozano, Garry Henderson, Don Scearce. 'T NURSE AIDES: Top row: Tammy Graham, Janice Keeton, Rosa Haskins, Jimmy Hansen, John Sfadler, David Garrison, Rickey Culp, Ruben Vigil. Boffom row: Wanda Wilson, Debbie Kenedy, Catherine An- derson, Teresa Teague, Judy Miller. LIBRARY AIDES: Front row: Terry Elliot, Arlene Flax, Donna Garner, Linda Lindsey, Shelia Fesser. Back row: Alex Perez, Barbara Dart, Venita Toler, Rosa Haskins, Lynda Darnell, Ray Kalka. First row: Kathy Wolf, Dana McCormick, Nancy Gosnell, Nancy Samuels, Carla Glass. Second row: Cecelia Flippo, Lavita Leake, Jane Johnson, Sondra Harmon, Pam Boswell, Darlene Merrill. Third row: Larry Gittings, Jimmy Lacy, Robby Graham, Scott Moore, Blake Gosnell, Mr. Morrison, Sponsor. Female Filmsters, For First Time Three of the girls serving as proiectionists seem to have quite a few problems. The iob of showing films has be- come co-educational for the first time since the opening of Caprock. Mr. Morrison has decided to try out the girls and perhaps someday have an all-girl staff. The proiectionists have the iob of showing each film that is issued to Caprock. These films are very much a part of the study program at school. The projectionists are ex- pected to show the correct film at the right time. Many films come in a series and the proiectionists must operate as many as three proiectors at a time. The projectionists also go throughout the school, showing films in classrooms. Pyeutt, Brown Head French Club x f .rg . Q. 5 Mrs Walker, English and French Teacher, sponsored The club. Dona PyeaTT and Crissy Brown were elecTed French Club Co-Pres- iclenTs This year. Mrs. Nancy Walker serves as sponsor of The club. The French Club sold small sTuffed animals To The sTudenT body This year. These Toys were in The form of Longhorns. The club also sTudied The cusToms of France. All members are currenTly en- rolled or have Taken French aT Cap- rock. Several sTudenTs had compleT- ed Three years of French, buT were unable To begin a fourTh year be- cause iT was noT offered. Some of The sTudenTs are conTem- plaTing an exchange Trip To France during The summer monThs. Front row: Linda Srader, Crissy Brown, Cecilia Johnson, Becky Lathum, Jackie Moore, Wanda Wilson, Dona Pyeait, Nancy Gosnell, Mrs. Walker. Second row: Delia Galvin, Sharon Lunger, .lohna Mclntire, Pam Boswell, Carolyn Fowler, Pa? DeForesT, Terry Elliot. Third row: Rusty McKay, Aufhur Gray, David Henning, Sam Purl, Terry Carlton. Mrs. Contu Sponsors Spanish Club F X . X E i 57 5 5 -' ' E- L? 'il MISL 5 ,--.t ir 25'- .... . 3 Qs ' rf 7 af W X X Y Mrs. Guadelupe Cantu, the Spanish Club sponsor, instructs one of her many foreign language classes. Front row: Mrs. Cantu, Lana Restine, Rhonda Meadows, Linda Bills, Gloria Velasquez, Linda Roberts, Regena Littlefield, Mrs. Warner. Second row: Sandra Veazey, Diane Folsom, Mary Dial, Sandra Neusch, Mary Flores, Prissy Bigham, Vicky Rodriquez, Della Ballin, Betti Wheeler, Mary Ann Bendix. Third row: Lavanda Bryan, Terra Woolsey, Delia Galvin, Vickie Cox, Debra Wright, Sherry Harmon, Cecelia Flippo, Pam Timberlake, Casey Hare, Kathy Friday, Rebecca Flovin. Fourth row: Margie Solis, Laura Magallanes, Carmela Vigil, Ramona Garcia, Vicky Watts, Rhonda Long, Carla Allen, Judy Cutrell, Barbara Crittenden, Brenda Farner. Standing: Ronald Perry, David Oliver, Dennis Chambess, Tony Fox, Robert Cyphers, Orlando Garcia, Joe Hendrick, Ralph Mercer, Eddie McClloch, Johnny Martinez, Manuel Monoz, Billy Fenley, Mike Quintero, Ricky Turner, Steve Atchley, Ines Flores, Kenneth Kinsey, John Salazar. Thirteen boys participated in the T second year of the Building Trades course. The course lasts three hours each day with the maximum of two credits per year. For actual building experience, the boys built an addition to Mr. Jess Roan's house. They also built an addition to their sponsor's house, Mr. Gene Davis. This type of course is designed to teach the boys a specific vocation they can use after graduation. Cap- rock is the only school in Amarillo to offer this course. Mr. Davis, sponsor. Officers-Wesley Oldham, Jimmy Fifzsimmons, Arron Branigan, Leslie Oldham, Danny Pitt. Mr. Davis Sponsors Building Trades Jimmy Burks, Bill Hill, Victor DeLeon, Eddie Sustaita, Larry Batchlear, John Vaughn, Mickey Crawford, Leslie Oldham, Ronnie Hatley, Dean Dunn, Wesley Oldham, Larry Hisel, Leo O'Campo. 3 , niggas Deboters Known Throughout Stote . , ,.2t E K . f Steve Collins, President of the NFL, served as Ricky Turner, lUV1lOV, lOOl4S On BS Steve COllil'1S, Master of Ceremonies for the Presentation. senior, talks with the stage hands from the light booth in the auditorium. The Caprock Chapter of the N.F.L. meets for a meeting with Miss Cheri Cramer to discuss future plans of the speech team for coming tournaments. The Speech and Drama DeparTmenT headed by Mr. Guy YaTes unTil The changing of The semesfer. Then The job was Taken over by Miss Cheri Cramer. The Drama Club pUT on a one-acT play performance before The sTudenT body before Taking iT To conTesT. They also enTer many evenTs in Tournamenfs ThroughouT The sTaTe. The Nafional Forensic League has a repuTaTion ThroughouT The sTaTe for iTs fine debate Team. They parTicipaTe in many Tournamenfs in Texas and Okla- homa. The Speech Team has broughf many honors To Caprock. The Speech and Drama Deparfmenf sponsor The CoronaTion and PresenTa- Tion each year and handle The decora- Ting for boTh. Miss Cheri Cramer, The new drama and speech di- recTor, insTrucTs one of her drama classes. Drama Club Presents Melodrama Front row: Cheryl STone, Nancy Solomon, Nancy Sorrell, Debbie WalTers, Vickie Bailey, DeNeice Baer. Back row: Danny Burrows, Rickey Turner, Carolyn Fowler, Linda Rockwell, Charles Crow, Mike Koenig, Mr. YaTes. SECOND YEAR SENIOR MEMBERS Fronr row: Pat Dart, Lynn Smith, Jan Strickland, Evelyn Cruz, Lynne Legacy, Peggy Hendrickson, Marsha Krabbe, Rickey Culp. Back row: Jan Touchon, Randy Toland Dennis Carathers, Steve Collins, Mike Scroggins, Mike Gerken. Honor Society Promotes Citizenship FIRST YEAR JUNIOR MEMBERS: Front row: Jan Cleveland, Barbara Bridges, Loleta Richards, Beth Lanford, Terry Elliott, Debbie Claiborne, Sherrie Thomas. Back row: Clyde James, Jimmy Hatley, Rusty McDonald, Radonna Fuller, Linda Srader, Beverly Decker, Linda Thompson, Johna Mclntire, Chuck Hargrave. Scholarship, leadership, service, and character are the four prerequi- sites tor every National Honor So- ciety member. Each member must maintain an 85 or above average and he must participate in many extra- curricular activities. Each year six- teen iuniors and twenty-tive seniors are elected to the Honor Society. A A candle-lighting service was held to initiate new members. The officers were Marsha Krabbe-president, Mike Scroggins-vice-president, Lynn Smith-secretary, and Lynne Lega- cy-treasurer. 5 Mrs. Hall and Mrs. O'Donnell check the applications for the National Honor Society. They were co-sponsors of the club. FIRST YEAR SENIOR MEMBERS: Back row: John Stadler, Ed Schneider, Craig Owen, Phil Hiltbrunner, April Tow, Ken Cannon, Debbie lookingbill, Karon Milton, Lynette Fluty, Stanley Raef, Sharon Milton, Tom Cowper, Nelda Roberts, Ricky Upton, Glenda Flippo, Mark Fuller, Bottom row: Marilyn Upchurch, Brenda Linville, Pam Davis, Patricia McDuffee, Marcia Osteen, Janice Smith, Susan Bills. Seated: Patti Wale-Vice President, Chuck Hargrave-President, Sherri Thomas-Chaplain, Glenda Flippo-Recording Secretary, Pam Davis-Corresponding Secretary, Deanna Carter-Treasurer, Shirley Jones-Parliamentarian. First row: Evelyn Cruz, Linda Thompson, Delai Galvin, Cecelia Johnson, Tera Woolsey, Wyndetta Davis, Cherly Stone, Lihda Roberts, Marilyn Upchurch, Carolyn Patter- son, Johna Mclntire, Sharron Brown, Lynette Fluty, Dona Pyeatt, Pam Boswell, Susan Cox, Susan Woods, Shirley Gonce, Carla Glass, Student Council Sponsors Canned The sixth chapter of the Caprock Student Council met each Tuesday of the year to decide on services to be performed, Longhorns of the Month, and other matters of business. The Student Council promotes spirit by selling spirit tags. They also sponsor the foreign exchange student and sponsor the drive to raise money tor that purpose. The main activity of the Student Council is to sponsor the Sadie Hawk- ins Week that is held in the spring. Girls treat the boys all week long and the activities come to a climax at the end ofthe week when a dance is held in the gym. Mrs. Jane Douglass is the spon- sor ofthe group. Marilyn Upchurch and Martin Grogan, seniors, play a game of girl-chase-boy during Sadie Hawkins Week. .pam .VA Westlena Kellum, Debbie Cave, Beverly Decker, Cecelia Flippo, Loleta Richards, Nancy Samuels, Linda Berry, Debbie Kenedy, Lovera Stuart, Chrissy Brown, Sue Malone. Second row: Kitty Tomlinson, Judy Cochran, Susan Fielding, Karen Smith, Regina Littlefield, Prissy Bigham, Betty Wheeler, Diane Richards, Elaine Fluty, Linda Bills. Fourth row: Joe Hendrick, Marvin Morgenstern, Mike Getman, Tom Elliott, Stanley Raef, Steve Mitchell, Clois Burgess. Food And Exchange Student Drives Deanna Carter, senior, coun sales during football season. 1. .1 ...rss .. - as :.,..e. ts the money from tag Monte Miller, iunior, takes advantage of Cheryl Womack, iunior, during a rainy day during Sadie Hawkins Week. 65 ,b, ,,,, ' ,,,: , p 4:21:55 'r ' M wr, i W'-eiwwmf . 1 V if A , MV Mite Va ' , ff iiis i 1 i ' ?l t U W f 153- ff , ff.ff,f., f- , ,,it,ff, uf, dwg., ,f fit, 1 Chew' Stewssifcvifffiwedfrt fs owne T'msGSfs tiir mails a 'copy of the newspaper' to onehof fthe many re- C'P'em5' it M - ,,-A 2' Senior Mark Folie-r, head photographer, Uses a few spare minutes to engage in a fast game of darts. i i Z s if iidm l Vickietivernon learns the manyitechniiquesriiitofffE being a photographer. Debbie Odom prepares to print one of the many pictures required for gtheffannuai and newspaper. I Zaye 'H , , Yr. fs 5 it in'-. r Q Q .5 QQ if 1 ifxl Z 4 M c l Susan Bills, Clubs Editor, and Phyllis Pinion, Feature Ed- itor discuss some lay-outs for coming editions ot the TTGWSDHDBY. f ' ' 5 i 5 I An eight-page TumbleweedTTimes was not an unusual sight at Caprock this year. This was due to the long hours fand hard work put intofeach editionwof the paper. The weed Times covered such areas as sports, social events, features on in- terestingpeople and places, and the latest things in life at Caproek. Almost every iournalism student wrote stories for the paper and helped prepare it for the printer. The co-editors tori this yearis Tum- bleweed Times were Brenda Davis and Steve Kleinsasser. Brenda Davis, weed Times Staff, work for the betterment of the newspaper. Stuff Publishes lst Longhorn Legend For the Tirst Time in The history of Caprock, the journalism department published The Longhorn Legend. This magazine contained original short stories and poems written by Caprock students. It also included sports and other events that could not be covered in La Saga. Co-ed- itors Tor The Longhorn Legend were Marilyn Upchurch and Monte Miller. Other staff members were Barbara Dart, Debbie Patterson, Susan Bills, and Steve Mitchell. This spring mag- azine was sponsored by Mr. Gar- mon. Marilyn Upchurch, senior, and Monte Miller, iunior were co-editors for the first edition of the Longhorn Legend. They also handled most of The publicity for the maga- zine. W6 Susan Bills, Steve Mitchell, Phyllis Pinion, Debbie Patterson, and Barbara Dart make up The remainder of the first annual Longhorn Legend staff. 1 fl 39- . i if Wfiiwi QW, vi, M , Q ' We L ,V pi refs- M 31 ,iq 'Q i .with F Coprook Chorale First row: Jan Strickland, Glenda Flippo, Susan Holmes, Pam Hardman, Westlena Kellum, Susan Fielding, Cindy McGee, Patricia McDuf'Fee, Darlene Meyer, Vickie Bailey, Shari Morris, Donna Scarborough. Second row: Linda Pennington, Judy McDuff, Jeannie Hough, Brenda Shuck, Jimmy Manning, Bobby Folsom, Martin Magallanes, Patty Dart, Dana Inman, Barbara Bridges. Third row: Sherri Thomas, Cindy Burchfield, Brenda Bilderback, Joyce Willard, Nelda Hickman, Barbara Crittenden, Pattie Best, Andy Salano, Tony Magallanes, Gary Witt, Joe Bob Williams. Fourth row: Howard McClure, Sam Wands, Bobby Perez, Joe Hendrick, Leroy Coffman. , wifi MADRIGALS: Jan Strickland, Westlena Kellum, Donna Crittenden, Susan Holmes, Glenda Flippo, Prissy Bigham, Marilyn Upchurch, Bobby Perez, Tony Magallanes, Joe Bob Williams. TOP TWENTY: Howard McClure, Virginia Hough, Joe Bob Williams, Glenda Flippo, Danny Morris, Shari Morris, Sam Wands, Vickie Bailey, Pattie Best, Pat Dart, Bobby Perez, Westlena Kellum, Tony Magallanes, Pam Hardman, Gary Witt, Jan Strickland, Joe Hendricks, Nelda Hickman, Patricia McDuf'Fee, Andy Solano, Cindy McGee. .. . K f ,,,, 1-........g A L.. - Q -N-... GIRLS GLEE CLUB: Front row: Glenda Flippo, Sharri Morris, Vicki Bailey, Donna Scarborough, Brenda Shuck, Brenda Bilderback, Joyce Willard, Sherrie Thomas, Nancy Weaver, Sharon Potter, Nelda Hickman, Westlena Kellum, Jan Strickland, Pam Hardman, Devon Hender- son, Sherry armon, Linda Lack, Betty Wheeler, Debby Henderson, Casey Hare, Vickie Roberts, Betty McDuff, Cindy Schmidt, Trisha McDuffee, Darlene Mayer, Linda Pennington, Judy McDuff, Cindy Birchfield, Barbara Crittenden. Top row: Freida Horn, Susan Fielding, Carolyn Harris, Pat Dart, Cindy McGee, Elaine McCloskey, Regina Littlefield, Janie Bates, Chris Cowper, Wyndetta Davis, Debbie Pigg, Debbie Russell, Denise Foster, Dana Block, Variety Offered By CHS Choirs I Ng, W 'W' . 'I S5 . i ,E A K , Q my 'Q ,Q Q. 'Q X ' ,S X , i ig? :Lr K 1 i' S li I . X t 4 i ll X Q ' f 4 X I i xx ., ,. J li ii fi . fi I Zi' g JI I 5 1 3rd PERIOD CHOIR: Front row: Steve Crawford, Carroll Bills, Nancy Weaver, Carolyn Harris, Elaine McCloskey, Regena Littlefield, Cindy Schmidt, Betti McDuff, Chris Cowper, Soncy Reed, Debbie Russell, Linda Lack, Donna Bevers, Denise Foster, Mark Carter. Second row: Sharon Potter, Vickie Roberts, Casey Hare, Debbie Pigg, Jane Bates, Davon Henderson, Sherry Harmon. Third row: Venita Toler, Elva Perez, Dayna Block, Freida Horn, Linda McCain, Pat Setser, Pam Timberlake, Laurie McMinn, Frand Ornelas. Back row: Byron Henderson, Danny Morris, Ronnie Kinsey, Joe Velasquez, B. J. White. fc ,ffm gy 4-...f Longhorn Bond Performs During , gel? 5154: trim-. flaw M f. Z ls,i,g WWC,--' ,, K. f. , p Q, iasfffi .an ,- ., ff K np, I 7 y y, rg Vrb',il,z, .L I L , , ,J V, 5, Q an f 1.1 fa' Yi-f A The King and Queen of Band for i968-69 were Lynn Smith and David Crouch. Lynn served as a twirler and David as a Co-Drum Maior for the band. 72 Band Roster Carla Allen, Steve Anderson, Dale Bass, Terri Bearden, Mike Bell, Dennis Burton, Pam Claiborne, Jan Cleveland, James Cox, Susan Cox, David Crouch, Barbara Dart, Wyndetta Davis, Johnny Dobbins, Jimmy Dodson, Chester Evans, Billy Finley, Beverly Fleming, Cecelia Flippo, Radona Fuller, Phyllis Gonzales, Tammy Graham, Aurthur Grey, Beverly Grimland, Lana Head, Buddy Herber, Ricky Herring, Phil Hiltbrunner, Angela Holeman, Allan Hollo- way, Mike Huff, Bill Huf-f, Carl Johnson, Beverly Jordon, Eugene Kaler, Janice Keeton, Linda Kimball, Sonny King, Garry Lancaster, Lavita Leake, Nicky Longley, David Look- ingbill, Ann Mackey, Linda Martinez, Kerry McClure, Dana McCormick, Cindy McGee, Laurie McMinn, Rhonda Meadows, Paul Medlin, Darlene Merrill, James Monk, Julie Oberg, Darrell Oldham, Judy Orcutt, Marsha Owens, Carolyn Patterson, Sue Pennington, Debbie Patterson, Ronnie Perry, Sam Purl, Debbie Putman, Larry Restine, Marilyn Roberson, Linda Rockwell, Charlie Rodgers, Edna Russell, Rhonda Rusten, Lina Singleton, Eloy Solano, Bill Stone, Serena Tamm, Stewart Thompson, Cindy Walkup, Dan Welty, Pam Wyrick, Joan Zimmerman I 3 si 'gel I i ,... , it 'X wma A' will .I cfs il dxf, Halftimes, Pep Rallies, And Games mm-mw'M'1 A 53 l . .K ., WML w 1, ,. 5 ' - ,lj Mr. Restine, a very enthusiastic band leader, directs The band during one of The many prac- fices. Honor Trurnpeieers lead The newly crowned Queen, Glenda Flippo, to The formal dance held in the comrnons. 73 Q Chester Evans David Crouch Drum Majors, Twirlers Lead Band Lynn Smith Marsha Owens Serena Tamm . so y l tsss . G' f , 97135 .W nv 4 ?' fx., , f First row: Sonny King, Chester Evans, Nicky Longley, Rhonda Meadows, Radonna Fuller, Sam Purl. Second row: Phil Hiltbrunner, Jan Cleveland, Stewart Thompson, David Lookingbill, Alan Holloway, David Crouch, Buddy Herber, Jimmy Dodson, Carl Johnson, Aurthur Gray. Vocalist-Linda Rockwell, Piano-Danny Welty, Tuba-James Monk, Bass-Inez Wyrick, Drums-Charlie Rodgers. The Caprock stage band, known as The 'Horn Kings, entertains Throughout the city as well as pro- vides enioyment tor the student body. Mr. Jim Restine directs the band. i The 'Horn Kings play a variety ot music including iazz, pop, and classical. Special effects are derived from a vocalist and lighting arrange- ments to introduce the mood ot each selection. The 'Horn Kings participate in sev- eral activities during the year. They played tor the boat exhibition in the Civic Center and tor several iunior high programs. Linda Rockwell-Vocalist, Dan Welty-Piano, James Monk -Tuba, Inez Wyrick-Bass, Charlie Rodgers-Drums. . Q, im in fs af 'bw ORCHESTRA: Front row: Rhonda Meadows, Carla Bohannon, Nancy Gosneil, Jane Johnson, Terry Elliot, Neives Renteria, John Nina Herring. Second row: Pat DeForrest, Beth Lanford, Blake Gosnell, Ramona Looney, Sue Pennington, Wyndetta Davis, Jordan, Marilyn Roberson, Ann Mackey, Carla Allen, Debbie Patterson, Chester Evans, Serena Tamm, Radona Fuller, Pam Susan Restine. Third row: Lana Head, Dan Welty, Jimmy Dodson, David Crouch, Arthur Gray, Buddy Herber, Jan Cleveland Thompson, Phil Hiltbrunner, Paul Medlin, Carolyn Patterson, Dale Bass, Sam Purl, Bill Huff, Johnny Dobbins. Fourth row? Johnson, Charlie Rodgers, Mike Bell, Allan Holloway, Larry Rzstine, lnez Wyrick, Marsha Owens. V 13, ,,., H, ,, QWMW' his her Rhonda Meadows, iunior, concentrates on music during a before-school orchestra rehearsal. Griffith, Beverly Wvrick, Stewart Cecelia xg' Three orchestra members await their turn to play. Orchestra Plays For Special Events Q An orchestra member prepares to perform for the Cor- onation. The Caprock Orchestra, sponsored by Mr. Restine, participates in sev- eral activities during the school year. They play for the Coronation of the Queen and the Presentation of class favorites and Mr. and Miss C.H.S. They also conduct concerts through- out the' year for the entertainment of the student body. The orchestra attended a concert contest during the spring in Enid, Oklahoma. The orchestra has one class pee riod during the day in which they practice. Before a concert or con- test, they practice before school. Mr. Restine instructs Marilyn Roberson, iunior, in the difficult techniques of playing the clarinet. Beth Lanforth, junior, lust fiddles around during orchestra practice. 2 :rw g ' V, M, A, , ? , .11 , 78 1 1 . .wasiiiaz , , gy T I va, Q SPORTS mmf? 'X vmww.. ii I fuf . Iii! I ff1lLQIl I III, ,. lit: Us-fi, M V yi is , ,j 'salt .Q-QW V42 wel? WL? -r l ' ,W J? 32 F-1 , w Q2 1 -.....-. ..,,.,,, ' 'W L Vw' V, 4,4 Q we 11 WW M E h mf Q, ' 1 , Qufwetv' , . Q 1 H 3 91,-,... - A v F' g V, sv , Eight Inspire Spirit In CHS Sports Eight enthusiastic Longhorns gave much of their time and energy to creating CHS spirit. They attended as a group all football and basket- ball games and were present at many other sports events. Most students saw the cheerlead- ers only at pep rallies and games. But they used sixth period every day practicing yells and making up new ones. They spent many hours after school and on Saturdays mak- ing signs and favors. The cheerleaders won many awards at cheerleading camp at Tex- as Tech. They brought back the Spirit Stick, the award which is given to the school with the most spirit. .ii .af Head Coach, MerT Fuquay, has iusT compleTed his second year'as head coach of The Caprock Long- horns. Coach Fuquay has been a loyal Longhorn since Caprock's opening, in l963. As head Track coach, as well as backfield coach on The fooTball Team, he has inspired The Team To puT oUT everyfhing They had in order To puT The Big C on Top. The head linecoach is Ray Basing- er. He Too has been aT Caprock since iTs opening. NexT year he will be head fooTball coach. OTher coaches serving The fooT- ball squad are Gene Lay, offensive coach, Bob Andrew, backfield coach, Don Carper, assisTanT back- field coach, and MilTon Miller, fresh- man coach. Heud Couch Leads Way For Horns Larry Woodard C227 and Teddy Liles CQOD go aTTer a Rebel as oTher mighTy Longhorns slow him down CHS Coaching Stuff Works Hard ,421 . Q3 5 A am 5 5, 'H 9 Ray Basinger Gene Lay Bob Andrew Don Carper Milton Miller Larry Palferson A-,Z as L -ff? Z' .byyy fl -My Y, K Q I Bob Rombach Billy While Sheldon Marsh Horns Fight For Orange And White l 1 Top row, left to right: Keith Upchurch, Joe Mosier, Kenneth Rebant, Junior Chapello, James Scott, Jimmy Kay, Joe Bittick, Mark Pettit, Larry Hedrick, Robert Huskinson. Second row: Raymond George, Larry Woodward, Charles Crow, Larry Kensey, Wayne Acklin, David Merrill, Bruce Brake, Rick Stone, Marty Blacklock, Wayne Roberts, Boe Mock, Jack Lightfoo t. Third rovv: Jimmy Hansen, Bob Folsom, Mike Gerken, Bob Heath, James Grey, Kenneth Cole, Jess Fleming, David Henning, Mike Stadler, Steve Atchley, Dennis Chambless. Fourth row: Rick Turner, John Stadler, John Brogden, David Garrison, Ted Liles, Mike Scrog- gins, John Cordell, Allen Deputy, Ricky Culp, Steve Dalman. 1 J, ,M f, J' LEM- W' fr-CW ,M 'j'QwiL!3pnQg'. , Y- I5 ,, Y 'M gf E - :E-SJ, 5135? 3. .wwf 5' 3. 525- ,-fiiiilw W 1 ww Lubbock Coronado Slips By Horns l -l0hl'1ffY Cordell f72.l looks for The ball as Ted Liles C205 geTs a MusTang while David Ted Liles 1201 and Jlm Hansen C845 close in. Henning f8Oj and Allen Depuly l62j look on The lasT game of The season proved To be a close one. AT The end of The firsT quarTer The only score on The board for us was Three poinTs. These poinTs were scored by Teddy Liles on a field goal from 20 yards ouT. We wenT scoreless unTil The final quarfer. The seniors, realizing This would be Their final chance To play high school foofball, puT forTh a liTTle exTra efforT. Ricky Culp scored on a quarTerback keeper from Three yards ouT. The exTra poinTs were scored by David Henning. Then Johnny Brogden received a pass from Mike Scroggins for The Long- horns' final score. IT was noT enough To caTch The MusTangs, The final score was l7 To 16. fc rril ,l:,l, W V , l,,.,,s ' , eff, fzi: T15 - 'T T f in r - ipl 1 . 1 ' , br ' X if, . , Johnny Brogden Johnny Cordell T' U 53 is . If .,.., 44' . T L 5 snzgis-22:15 L QI ill, ,,.l -.... TI- ,,1-. . I 'irr : is 1 sips ' 2 T T',.l'i ' Ricky Culp Allen DepuTy Horns Score Short Against Borger The Longhorns came on sTrong in The final quarTer buT iT was Too laTe .as They were defeaTed by a close -4 score of T3-7. X 'J The Bulldogs Took an early lead .fl-f-4'i T TTT A g in The firsT period on a T4 yard pass 7 play ThaT sTarTed a 55 yard drive. g g s,ss James Lee Robinson played a key y Q or li role in This drive and scored Their l ssssssss firsT Touchdown. The Horns prevenT- sss i , 15:52 -z: ---- K . is d h d h 5- . ww ., e T e exTra poinT an T e score ....i .w ir -Q ,' 1-i v-v: was . T ssss The second and Third quarTers ssss David Garrison were mainly defensively played as Mike Gerken They remained scoreless. The Bull- do s' final score came in The fourTh Q u quarTer and The exTra poinT was good. ' yy The highlighf of The game came , ,P when Larry Woodward ran a kick- J off back 84 yards for The only Long- '-7 T T horn score. The following kickoff led L ff.. y . The Bulldogs only To give up The ball rsii afTer four plays. The Horns had a ,is chance To score buT Time ran ouT 5 as The Horns were on a long drive . 4 from Their own 48 yard line . .. Jim Hansen Bobby Heath Larry Woodward C221 and Johnny Cordell C721 Tackle a Bulldog as others come To assisT. a, M .fy I . ,K . 7 rm.. -f .W ., ,M ,. 4 W, ,,: V .. .., .,, , ,W , , . .. 1 ,. 4 , . y , k K ,' . ii yi, K fgg., , T I l x Qj ' qq A in .Vx EL, f Q ,QA xv, A A, 3 X Bl 6 ff --V - M- -ff X74 A 'Z 1 . Q, rm. , f Q1 Q' ! ., A I 1 ff L fi W ,ww fl Q, f , A ., 1 2 I. SUM, ,5 1, . 3 'H G ff 'Tx' A ' ' W xy , I f i 'A W A ' 4 1 'A V ,L 1 , 5 1 ' 1 Q J X Rf 1 , f' Q IE f ' - fi r,x8EW- -ffw-- X ' K f ' ta ik. , F, , r 5 fl . P6 . -- .ibn , V4 H Aw V SQ: U . ll : vi , I Y 52 K L fig 2' E9 Q If f IH! C 'k 1' 1' ' ,lgflz lf f 'f f QW, 4,1,..:.hn-,w Amy W A ...Www m.A,..,,X,gMR: H-. .M M , X .ww A W ' l . X- Ak Y HMM, VR F A, 4. , ,w V ,,, .q, NME .-.,...-MW .M Q - 1- ,,, ,Y fm. ,- .,,.,.,.,,,., f , .Q .f MU. . ,M ,, .- 5 , .- xx, f , .'4,..f Q ,-f A , G ll n f'-9-L 'T -is-gvh sf! 43 1 af . S ' 'I M ' 'IES R W ,Bmw David Garrison C211 goes for a firsT down as Mike Scroggins HOD prepares To remove a HarvesTer in achon. Horvesters Lose To Mighty Horns 4? David Henning Mike Scroggins ,ik John Sfadler Larry Woodward Even Though iT was Randy MaT- son day in Pampa iT didn'T help The Harvesfers. The Longhorns romped To Their second vicTory of The sea- son by beaTing The HarvesTers 21 To 8. The Longhorns led T4 To O aT The half. WiTh The big half-Time Tes- TiviTies The HarvesTers were very down-hearTed. So The Longhorn fans goT To see Two big shows in one nighT, The Longhorns beaTing Pampa and Randy MaTson awarded honors aT halTTime, The Longhorn spiriT aT The game was overwhelming. Caprock sTu- denTs Took Abuses and cars To The upseTTing game. The HarvesTers were dealT a crushing blow by The driving spiriT of The specTaTors and The TighTing Torce of our gridders. IT was Homecoming in Pampa, buT The Horns charged in and came OUT on Top. The 68-69 ediTion of The Long- horns was blessed wiTh fourTeen a seniors. This year's Team played like a family, knowing when To ioke around and also knowing when iT ,..s1. was Time To be serious. Before each game The Team chose ,, ,Lk Qu-as-A . bv, S T 1:5 s gg Two capTains To lead Them during T ' The game. AT The end of The year The Team voTed again Tor The final Jess Fleming . . . HoyT Lovelace capTains, which were all The seniors. Besides The viral seniors and coaches, There were Two oTher im- ,.,, 1 Q porTanT people on The squad: HoyT 1 ' gyygyy J g f .,. Lovelace, beTTer known as Doc, and Q i T 4- Raymond George, manager. They an 'IS' . . T rv! WSF: worked hard aT Their own special X g f jobs To make This year's Longhorn ' Team The besT ever. T, jc, T K rccr T ,T Raymond George Dennis Chambless Manager Trainer Johnny Brogdon C311 runs around end for a gain as Johnny Cordell C721 leads The way. Horns won 21-7. Aw Shucks! Missed another one 1 W, rf 14. V, V. W ww f W gf,,fw i2 -1Q.'gw'+E RX ' ' if -iid 'mp f .ny .wfw.1A.-1.w'f xx' -' ff'fm ,vmfa f5'5fNf:', Q0 W. '4 bf W. ,A 5,,.x1.T51.,k.,g,,,u ,. ,f M . W , fu. ,, :L ,T ' n W sag? jg my 52: ww 5 A , 'iv-if -ig., I A V efev1:mQw,gw L , 5,929 M, f -,,..m1Q , ww , . ,Vi , V5 1. Qi, za' .f ' ' ,,,-fy? f , ' F' f Q 9255 1 A-5, Y A , v v Mg , ' A' vu L gif . L ,135 41+ .. 4 Q 'ilisff 5' M W5 N fy kai' fu -A 1. lg 4 N tgp ' -. 'lf-r-3 .1 V 1 W ifitglw-F ., X' f QW xv-A V 'f ,c ,yy gg , A fir - .5553 -uf f big. ef ' 1' '-'Q 0 ' mil, SX i 4 if Q E1 R? 'fy i ., w A A . Xzi- W , mf ' Y az Y- H - ,wb M ,V V ,.,. A. V 4. Q A ' . af 5 ?3?4Qg? f fe -2 24 Q '4 2,1 X ' f f 4694 Lf: New Head Coach Leads The Home Craig Owen C141 adds Two poims wiTh a lay-up shoT during The Tascosa game. Coach Bill Bolk was The new Long- horn baskeTball Team coach Tor Cap- rock. Mr. Bolk led The Horns To a very exciTing season. AssisTing Coach Bolk was Coach Billy WhiTe. This is Coach Bolk's second year aT Caprock and Coach WhiTe's TirsT year. Also The Longhorn Team had Tour high scoring seniors To help lead The way. Teddy Teague, Craig Owens, Ricky Culp and Ted Liles were The sparks of The Team. There were also several underclassmen who showed a loT of promise. The Longhorn baskeTball season had a very successTul season and Tried hard aT all Times. , , Horns Work For Winning Season Teddy Teague HOD shoofs a free shot against Tascosa as Jim Hansen C201 looks on. Ricky Culp Craig Owens Steve Kleinsasser E a 4 fi , Q ,Y L I . - QW? SAW 'Nm ' 1 ., H., , K w uf' wr' .df w' -uf ma f -4, M, I if tw, 1 Teddy Teague Jim Hansen TeddY I-H65 JUN. if' im Norman Dahle xx ha 1 Q ,JW y wg I Q J f X ! , ' i X 7 Li6f '. '. fa , Robbie Graham 7 cl X 1 Nx 1 a Larry McKinney JifnfnY Manning Steve Kleinsasser runs for a fast break during one of The games. Top row: James Hurst, Kenneth Cole, Frank Horton, Kenneth Reaf, David Merrill, David Hernandez, Coach White. Bottom row: Mike Stadler, Eddie Bird, Benny Rodriguez, Steve Stone, Sam Wands, Boe Mock, Bill Bagley. I.V. And Varsity Longhorns Team-Up Jimmy Kay, Byron Henderson, Teddy Teague, Steve Kliensasser, Robbie Grahm, Jimmy Hansen, Larry McKinney, Norman Dahle, Franklin George, Coach Bill Bolk. Bottom row: Jimmy Manning, Ricky Culp, Marty Blacklock, Craig Owens, Teddy Liles, Larry Gittings, Dennis Chambless. all Q Caprock Caprock Ca prock Caprock Ca prock Caprock Caprock Caprock WRESTLING SCHEDULE 26 Amarillo 27 Boys Ranch I6 Tascosa 30 Pala Duro 28 Amarillo ' 25 Pala Duro V 26 Boys Ranch 22 Tascosa Top row: Alex Morales, Tommy Sanders, Mark Jackson, Ralph Mullins, Merle Porter, Charlie Mathis, Martin Magallanes, Wayne Burris, Joel Ramos, Coach Fred Davidson. Bottom row: Rudy Burrera, Dale Jahay, David Rodriquez, Jerry Higgins, Johnny Palmer, Caesar Escalante, Randy Wilson, Hector Mendoza, Armando Mendoza, Tom Cannedy. Good Year For Cuprock Mutmen Johnny Palmer attempts to pin an AHS matman with a banana split . s,, Top row: James Husky, Bobby Heath, Frank Watts, Mark Fuller, Jon Crawford, Mike Cates, Butch Johnson, Benny Jones, John Salazar, Mike Perez, Coach Davidson. Bottom row: Clayton White, Kenny Osborn, David McHugh, Billy Harris, Manuel Pineda, Orlando Garcia, Eddie Rangel, Larry Tedford, Billy Drake, Sammy Cates, Danny Salazar, Jessie Martinez. CHS Wrestlers Trumple AHS Rudy Barrera adds tive points to the team's score by pinning a Sandie grappler. Frank Watts gains two points through a reverse. Coach Fred Davidson, the winningest coach at Caprock, watches intently as his Longhorn matmen defend their victorious tradition. ,Caprock's wrestling team, under the direction of Coach Fred David- son compiled the best record of wins ot any previous Caprock wrestling team. Our matmen had a 7-l season and defeated Tascosa to become city co-champions with Tascosa. Usual winners on the wrestling team were Ceasar Esca- lante, Rudy Barrera, Johnny Palmer, Jerry Higgins, Hector Mendoza, and Tommy Sanders. -This year was the year in which the Caprock wrestling team came into its own. The mighty matmen, through inspiration and courage, came out with the greatest wres- tling season since Caprock's open- ing. Alex Morales gains valuable points by reversing Amarillo's Chris Storm. Jerry Higgins tries for two points by attempting a take down. Coach Fred Davidson talks with his grapplers before the finals in the city tournament. Mark Fuller anticipates the starting signal from the referee to begin the second round battle with Howard Deal from Amarillo High. Mark Jackson uses a deep waist ride against his opponent. Tom Cannedy attempts a windsor against a Tascosa Rebel during the city tournament. Five Outstanding Wrestlers Win City Johnny Palmer Caesar Escalantie 'r-r, Rudy Barrera Caprock's T968-69 Wrestling Team has brought Caprock its first wrestling championship since the school's opening. The Longhorns took an early lead in the first day of competition by placing 13 men in the semi-finals. Caprock had fa- vorites in Caesar Escalante, Johnny Palmer, Rudy Barrera, Charles Math- is, and Alex Morales. All of these favorites, Wayne Burris, and Tom Cannedy fought their way to the finals. The Longhorns also placed five men in the consolation finals to add to their margin of victory. Besides Caprock's five men that placed in city, there were other out- standing winners. Hector Mendoza, Jerry Higgins, Frank Watts, and James Husky captured third place in the city tournament. Mike Cates took fourth place honors. Revenge, Achievements, and hon- or was gained by the Wrestling Team of T968-69. The 'Horns ended a regular season with a 7-l mark and tied Tascosa for the season Wayne Burris championship. Alex Morales Jon Crawford counters a stand-up against a Boys Rancher in the city tournament. 5 1 ww- l ,L 1-so W if s.A,. , s,sc W X M . '. Q ats tt S L K .A s S - EI, , ' f K S C sh x - cs,,, C cclc, lsll is as 4 Q 2 A - L h1,g: V 'Q i S - at , r ,L , L K . ' L f :V A 4 I , 1 J .r ' ' .Q ' an L to ,Q Q T g it ', . - y L Lm,,.,, . 1 Z L ll Q r r 1 , 5 , - J t l A ,C 1 4 an X L - - Q ' 5 if.-.vlfiitii us- i -- L. L. V s Q r L ' tl lf . P L . :.:.1 3 ll . 1 K in L A Q 1 4 A ill.. ,gg-L X A . L K fr A, .. K, A K K K I i kkr,.. 5 KA A B V 1 L, , Top row: Steve Mitchell, Chuck Hargrave, Tom Elliot, Ron Touchon, and Coach Jerry Pybus. Bottom row: Shirley Jones, Sherry Love, Phyllis Pinion, and Carla Deering. Caprock Netters Receive Honors H? a - . s . N 4, L. QQ, ' K l W 5 tr f 53 L, L Zlg . , Steve Mitchell, Chuck Hargrave, Ron Touchon, Sherry Love, Phyllis Pinion, and Shirley Jones display the trophy they won in one of the many tournaments they partic- ipated in. Caprock's Tennis team this year compiled one of the best season rec- ords of any Caprock tennis team since the school opened. Under head coach Jerry Pybus, the team had Junior Davis Cup winner, Ron Touchon. Along with Ron were Phyllis Pinion, Sherry Love, Carla Deering, Shirley Jones, Steve Mitch- ell, and Chuck Hargrave as return- ing lettermen. Caprock was well represented at all the tennis matches held both at Caprock and on the road. Coach Jerry Pybus, in his three short years at Caprock, has put to- gether a fine tennis team which the entire student body appreciates. E V H A V4 ,,,,L wp 1, --,-h . , :gil ,i ., ,,l W. ,1:g,, , - K l,r P P ,., P H -1 ,. f we Q 5l'llfleY Jones Ron Touchon, Junior Davis Cup Carla Deering winner, prepares to return a shot. 'l f ' X . mi' , f. .H ,I ff,, ' V irii .f - ' l A ' -L ,ft ' ' l iafpafx .sf sm g-f f-5gy,2,ga ,rk ,.1gjiwgg1,Q3 W ,. ' ' he Coach Jerry Pybus instructs Carla Glass on how Teresa Lowary plays up to the net as her part- to return a volley. ner, Penny Howard plays backcourt. Top row: Mike Koenig, Penny Howard, Mike Henthorne, Junior Solis, Frank Shull, Phillip Berryhill. Bot tom row: Theresa Teague, Terry Lowary, Carla Glass, Susan Woods, Debbie Claiborne. m,.wvp,..0wwm,MW.w, W, , 4 1 l , 2 ,, ,,. ,,., M . ,,,, T, ,,., QM , ,,,,, T. , ,A ,yin M7177 r - L,,, in el.: , fn- t, 1' Staff? Q H , if vu N if yr H I 'KM' 'g ?3,'ffA? lk, L'ff.4r9..1. ,T rssrr L i 3? iiii P iisss r A Q. ,.'V --mr' Q, ,, ..,, I V,,. MH., ,,,.,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,, y ,, -. EV 3 V. I A , A A, ,.,, , we - ' , - ' H N H r ' , , f , gn ' , f f' ,,,. V .. ' I ,,fA?r '1m ' n 1 ., f., I, ev' ' 'V ,, ,,,,. 'ir Mfff Q 'ff fr 1 f . f 'ff ' ' 1 ' M 'f - W ff Q- ' zz ' f ,Wai .-We E , ,,. W ,,, ..,, ini, Vg k V W ,, ,,., Z, M, A . S W A, ,G ,. ' I ,V My 2 21. H ' f e 'f ,M .swf z Wf ' T ' f ,. 1 .fade --:ff 7 ' me 1 M ' N ' ' i r iii mr I 'Q Vi. 5 , .A , ir ii YV' Vw 5,53 ,yew kv H' , .. V 6 , - f 14 fr f ogg ,Z . .. ,,,, v, ,f ,' - , -1 .,., Mike Koenig and Junior Solis work at perfected coordin- ation and skill that it takes to make an doubles' team. Sherry Love and Phyllis Pinion work Together to make an unbeatable girls' doubles team. outstanding Frank Shull stands in position awaiting to re- turn his opponent's serve. Coach Jerry Pybus helps Mike Koenig with his back- hand volle Y. Penny Howard practices her backhand during a workout. as .ax Teresa Te with another player in practice session. ague loosens up before a tournament iqfwl Top row: Robert Wright, Jackie Shields, Kenneth Raef, Jimmy Wieqand, Steve Stone, Joe Bittick, Mark Pettit, Bryan Mixon, Roger Russell, Bill Cole. Second row: Genaro Hurtado, Alfred Cruz, Dannie Wright, Joe Bostic, Benny Rodriguez, Randy Deputy, Gordon Gilter, David Merrell, Joe Ornales, Manuel Saucedo, Jimmy Gonzales. Third row: Raymond Rodriguez, Alex Perez, Ronnie Kinsey, Kenneth Brown, Mike Morain, Wayne Acklin, Ronney Morain, Bobby Folsom, Jeff Bergstresser, and Dennis Chambles. Fourth row: James Boren, Steve Atchley, Mike Stadler, Boe Mock, Wayne Roberts, Steve Dalman, Richard Langbartel, Allen Blackerby, Richard Hernandez, and Joe Alonzo. Front row: David Lozano, Steve Langbartel, Larry Woodward, and Mike Gerken. Horns Hurdle Another Great Yeor The T968-i969 edition ot the Longhorn track team, under the care- ful direction of new head coach Ray Basinger, worked out constant- ly for the several track meets that were held this year. The 'Horns were especially strong in the long distance races and stronger than usual in the relays. Coach Ray Basinger was very pleased with some ot the outstand- ing sophomores that went out tor the team along with the returning juniors and seniors. We have good reason to be proud of our track team as they all strived tor perfection all season and held their own at all the track meets. '7' Chin up! Chest out! Now throw that discus! The pre- ceding might have been the thoughts of Mike Gerken. Q travis: Steve Langbartel hurries past Coach Ray Basinger but f 'I t bth I b t . al S O gra e re ay a on David Lozano shows the weariness of a long distance runner as he finishes the mile. Larry Woodward gets in position awaiting the starting gun. MQ muh Allen Blackerby displays the determi- nation that trackmen must possess. Wayne Roberts works diligently on his timing as he clears the high hurdles during practice session. r iii T r . ..'- , if if F lil . w as fs A ff- - 2- Top row: Ricky Culp, Ricky Mincher, Jimmy Hansen, Teddy Liles, David Garrison, and David Ballin. Bottom row: Bobby Schultz, Jody Crawford, Kerry Morgan, Kenny Jones, and Gene Marcom. Jody Crawford attempts to recover a foul ball during one of the practice sessions. Longhorns Pitch A Very Fine Year The T968-69 edition of the Long- horn baseball team, under the di- rection of new head coach Robert Rombach, strove for perfection in every faction of the sport. With the superb hitting ability of Ted Liles and the pitching of Kerry Morgan the Longhorns achieved much fame and glory for themselves and for Caprock. This year's positions were filled by many poised seniors, ac- tive iuniors, and a surprising num- ber of sophomores. Coach Robert Rombach came to Caprock just this year and thoroughly pleased with the team spirit and the school spirit and participation. Qtr ' , Top row: Kenneth Cole, Frank Horton, Merle Porter, Darrel Lewis, and James Cervantes. Bottom row: Franklin George, Hector Mendoza, Scotty Carson, Mark Jackson, and Mark Fuller. l fl l i I i ,A J in i , -- My c l A ,io , Mmm U X 3 V ,, 3 tgp t V :I my ,,...'. A . , L VM I, 1 m 5- ' 4 t 2,i 4L Kerry Morgan, junior, strives for perfec- tion in pitching as he warms up for a game. Kenny Jones, junior, learns to snag a long throw for a quick out at first. , -. mmwkwcc. -.....,,,,--. , z se- ,,, ,,,... W , -K New Head Coach Robert Rombach instructs his y charges on the fine art of bunting. Junior, Franklin George waits intently for the pitch at a practice before a game. Top row: Jimmy Kay, Jimmy Williams, Steve Ingels, Randy Yeaman, Junior Chapparo, James Hurst, Ralph Mercer. Bottom row: Robert Pamplin, Keith Upchurch, Marty Blacklock, Steve Brooks. I n It tt 'P' ex 5' W r Q thai., A TEAM: Coach Don Martz, Gale Leake, Doug Kirby, David Henning, Max Tenorio and Rusty B TEAM: Coach Don Martz, Danny Jackson, Randy McKay' Shugart, David Wolken, John Rice, Rusty McDonald, and Jerry Simson. Linksters Faced Grove Competition Coach Don Martz instructs team members on proper stance. Left to right: Mike Ledbetter, Rick Tenorio, Rusty Mc- Donald, Rusty McKay, Max Tenorio, Doug Kirby, Randy Shugart, David Wolken, Coach Martz, David Henning, Gale Leake, Danny Jackson, Jerry Simson, John Rice, Doug Wooten, and Mike Lewis. - - L- i i The T968-69 golf team was very fortunate this year to have five sen- iors return from last year's golf team. The top five Linksters were Gale Leake, Doug Kirby, David Hen- ning, Max Tenorio, and Rusty Mc- Kay. Coach Don Martz, in his sixth year as golf coach, was very pleased with the outstanding performance displayed by the team members. The B team consisted of Danny Jackson, Randy Shugart, David Wol- ken, John Rice, Rusty McDonald, and Jerry Simson. The warm weather and the dili- gent practice were two important factors contributing to the Linksters' success. The practicing began early in the fall but the tournaments and competition didn't begin until the second semester. Il2 J kv hy fvgi Ak - K I 4 R-K g M. M... J- . nf- I ' i.1 'sei i - F sew ,. y Ax, it T it kkii fm- -k-kW 2- KVA: -Wit? .krrh , l K 'hx I Y, . l s K . K ,c , 1 it K 1 13 i 1 A - 3 5. cs' . r Y - Q f Top row: Coach Sheldon Marsh, Gary Riley, B. J. White, Mike Reeves, Greg Harrison, Frank Rice, Gene Heath, Jimmy Estrada! Tony Gonzales, Joe Barades, Clois Burgess, Herby Jones, and Coach Milton Miller. Second row: David Cagel, Mike Roberts, Dan Kirby, Barney Banda, Carlos Flores, Mike Lozano, Lorenzo Escoto, Ricky Gonzales, Gary Lee, David Velasquez, Larry Dominguez, and Kenneth Kinsey. Third row: Ricky Bostic, Billy Harris, Louis Fletcher, Jerry Brogdon, Rodney Miller, Herald Hernandez, Chris Gibbs, Gale Jester, Russell Stout, George McNelis, Burl Hawkins, and Donald Atterbury. Freshmen Fight On Court And Field Left to right: Ricky Farner, Dan Kirby, Mike Reeves, Clois, Burgess, Rodney Miller, Carlos Flores, Herald Hernandez, Mike Lozano, Spencer Smith, Grey Harrison, David Allen, and Gary Riley. II3 H if , - -xg 5 3 ...... - i -i .2.', FN fi A 5 5. FAVORITES ueen Gaprocf QQHUQ 960100 4 Glenda played the lead role as Bonnie in the choir presentation After much thought, Glenda of Bonnie and Clyde, in the Longhorn Review. gives an answer to the big ques- tion. As president of the Pep Club, Glenda helps boost Longhorn spirit by hanging signs. Practice makes perfect. Glenda strives for speed and accuracy in her advanced typing class. Glenda gives money to Mrs. Jane Douglass after a long day of work selling tags. V, ,. W ,. N 4 -...T mr. muh HUM Nuns!! Eiirkvg Qannvr Qfulp 570 Ofgaf Qswgglggdff Gfrzksy frown Zaksfefgaf Qgweeffearf ZJGQIQUQ Qaozls n?'?s- s 5 .-J ...KR gsm q....,y-ganna -V as sf V ll 4 R-K As an acfivite Tennis player, Shirley enioys practice. 6121 OI' l 'l-...MQ K :ep me-we - ik Larry Woodward, Track star, is ready To go at the sound of The gun during a day of practice. cworzfes Isn'T it cuTe! exclaims Shirley as she prepares To buy Larry's surprised look reveals The fact That he a stuffed animal. has iusf been awarded senior favoriTe. A . KX W1- 3, Virginia displays her school spirit with Hook Em Horns. Though funds are short, straws are long and Chuck and Virginia enoy a coke at a local fountain. 11121614 cworzfes With the aid of the Caprock Round-Up, Chuck arranges Virginia Hare and Chuck Hargrave look over a date for a coming dance at Caprock. some Valentine cards during the month ot February. I26 'za ,f iw, .,,, Cindy, president of the B choir plays The piano as she sings to herself. the W Boe displays a common courtesy of opening The car door for Cindy as they leave The school campus. Boe stops for a quick drink between classes. 50,0 0122 ore aoorzfes Little brother loves big sister as Scott snuggles close to Cindy while watching T.V. :Nam X xx , m Jackie Pyeatt teigns astonishment over the size of Dan Kirby's arm muscles. A mixture of daydreaming and boredom seems to overcome Jackie and Dan's thoughts as they study. ii . f -swimw- .ln .nr 1- In order to decide where to take his date, Dan checks to see what is showing at the local theaters. res man aoorzfes '71 it Zi '74, 4, 'fm Jackie finds time to place forget me nots on her bulletin board on a lazy Saturday after- noon. . c .... ' ,,,- .. Ng , 'z ZIQQI2 WUDHQFSHM 96012 C, janneff Tam ZDGUILS' 79' 4 ISS er U' ,7w , Q , 1 . f f , fx Q Q J my 125 W .gi E w I as S., f fig 14, + 3 m ff' ff ww fr W , 'R 5 J 'if fa: 1 , , M. 1 5 . ,Ql- x Q 605 ff . X ' , V Q f , AV, . n . N in W, x W sf.'RxA? X Qfv 92372 X1 'W-f , ' ,iff M ' K 'K ,. 1 2 4 K ,- xx If uf 5 nv- 1' 's , V ,, 1 ,iffixq .Wm v Q56 33? if QS 42221616 gaoorzfe Fx? rs-W J CIIZIZQ I0 unzors aoorzfe Q? 111212 ers fo J l ' ?1'1Is.s'y U3 ffZI'l1CQ XKEFGAQ ? 54' 7 ' k - ' an V fb ' A gjafrzbzd ac 5 CARTER Month Cheer- STEVE COLLINS , W Longhorn of the Month . . . Cheerleader . . . Drama . . . National Honor Society Student Council Student Coun- C g i' j '2 YFIeens , Queens I'-Fx iff if A We G Qt, .fel vfjgf, agar 2211 it . M524 '- 4,,,,mfg - ami.. sg, -- H ,-ff' ' Q32 - f, . Q.: .Eh . CULP Baseball . .. Longhorn of the Monthflcg. Football . . . National Hon- or Societyb . i Key Club xv. 7 d L 1 - uona ' onqr .f Jef N' Who s Who X i ,N New-k -:fx i .- w:f,.:m. wmv as Who s Who 41 l S Longhorns Of The Month Are Selected LONGHORN OF THE MONTH SEPTEMBER GLENDA FLIPPO Student Council . . . FTA . . . Pep Club . Queen of Caprock . . . Choir Vice President . . . Girls' Glee Club . . . Madrigals . . . MARK FULLER President ot Senior Class . . . Baseball . Wrestling . . . Key Club . . . Pho- tographer . .. LONGHORN OF THE MONTH OCTOBER LYNN SMITH Band Queen . . . Twirler . . . National Honor Society . . . DAVID CROUCH Q, F Bancl King . . . Drum Major . . . Stage Band . . . National Honor Society . . . L Math 81 Science Club . . . Orchestra . . . By Faculty, Student Council Committee LONGHORN OF THE MONTH NOVEMBER DEANNA CARTER Cheerleader . . . Student Council . . . F.T.A. Queens Court Annual Staff . . . STANLEY RAEF Cheerleader . . . Student Council . . . F.T.A, ... Tennis .. . LONGHORN OF THE MONTH DECEMBER PAM DAVIS Editor ot the La Saga . . . Correspond- ing Secretary of Student Council . . . F.T.A. Queen Runner-up . . . Miss C.H.S. Runner-up . . . RON TOUCHON National Honor Society Queens Court ... Speech ... Key Club ... Student Council . . . Tennis . . . For Participation In School Activities LONGHORN OF THE MONTH JANUARY MARSHA KRABBE National Honor Society . . . A.Y.C. . . . Math and Science F.T.A. . . . TEDDY LILES Football . . . Basketball . . . Baseball Key Club LONGHORN OF THE MONTH FEBRUARY PATTI WALE F.H.A. . . . Y-Teens . . . Student Coun cll ... F.T.A. ... MIKE SCROGGINS Football Track Hi-Y .. . Key Club .. . National Honor Society . . . Queens Court . . . 4 , ,Li -,,. WL. I ms ,I Hg, my il MARCH I E RHONDA LovE I I llll ! I Cheerleader . . . Choir . . . FTA . . . Student Council . . . Tumbleweed Times LONGHORN OF THE MONTH APRIL MARILYN UPCHURCH Student Council . . . FTA . . . Tumble- weed Times Staff .. . JOHN STADLER Football . . . Track . . . Hi-Y . . . lndus- trial Arts Club Key Club . . . I4I !., K, . ,f T, , STEVE COLLINS Cheerleader . . . FTA . . . National Hon- or Society... NFL... Hi-Y... ,ww vi Wir' ' f ' 4 LONGHORN OF THE MONTH MAY EVELYN CRUZ Spanish Club National Honor So- ciety . . . Student Council . . . RICKEY CULP Football . . . Basketball . . . Track . . . Baseball . . . National Honor Society . . . Key Club . . . Industrial Arts Club 54? u Wm. , ' 'sf A H ww A Q., v 4 Q I gg . O W: ..- 1. 'Yun-nov .n da f! 3531 V 'ls .33 Q iw! at .,. - XN.J WT Q5, -:iff NA, 554 fa ,I -'-fa A , Wa ,Q 1 . f ' ' ,K GMP9929 4 5 A li yjreszizzl' ' 77521-A gulf' f i ,jerry Q .Sf i 9 , , reasurezz' . . Q 3 A 1 , y Cgofvarcf tSc512ez0Q1' W . K . T I ia - M-if .ff ti A 2 'gyx QQ ' ELQQRIK. v W- ,ffr K ' .W KH .4 M Ji E K 5 .f M. 22 ,. A ,Q 45 ,255 , ...Q :Ag 32, 5 .. tg 'gi ' ' .gg .. f ,.L ' ,.. ,gpg gg 2 3g ..,y 'A' 1 , ,fif- ,A J . , , IW f 3 4 fm , I , 'Q 1 ' . ... ,L f' . ig: W. f x 5'-of sf' ff. Wa TWH- 1rX CQTT' Cherry Alexander Carla Allen Dorothy Alstead Richard Anderson Four Chosen To Leod Senior Class Betty Armer Wanda Arthur Annette Ashton 'Vis 4-..,.,,,.,. E David Ballin Jim Barcroft Madison Bellamy Rosemary Atchley 1 Donna Bennett Donnie Benneif Susan Bills Gladys Bishop Sandie Bonney as Thomas Borden Margaret Boren Jean Brand Pai Brandon Arron Branigan Wlwwng. Oh, Teddy, it still won't fit. Teddy Liles' smaller brother can't wait Johnny Brogdon until he can be a big football star like his brother. Something must be on The Trail of These seniors as They look forthe quickest way off The bridge. Outside Activities Keep Seniors Busy if fag? i T' Q T 1 ' 4 xxv tigj ft Christy Brown Jewel Brown Paul Brown Vicki Brownlee ,YYY W 2 wg ,. 1 x l f Kenneth Cannon Julie Cannoy Dennis Carafhers Terry Carlton 1 Gary Carpenter Deanna Carter Larry Carter Mike Cates Lynn Catron Debbie Cave Freddie Chavez Diane Clark Linda Clewis Mary Cochran l Sammy Rigdon and Mark Jackson give their . loyal support to Caprock's football team as Steve Collins Gary Compton they Win over Perrytonl Seniors Exhibit Neverending Spirit Seniors made similar signs for most pep rallies To prove once again that senior spirit is best. QW Johnny Cordell Tom Cowper Jon Crawford Donna Crittenden Wu jzf v Q 2 5 ,' X x 'M' 'er 3 3 Brenda Cross David Crouch Evelyn Cruz Rickey Culp A sl Lynda Darnell Patty Dart Brenda Davis Marsha Davis ffiffw f D aaaa f ill Pam Davis Glenna Dearman Senior football boys show some of their skills they acquired outside foofball. Ruth De La Cruz Raul De La Garza - Marcie Delpozo Allen Deputy Ev Andrea Dial Johnny Dobbins Seniors Support Caprocl-f Activities ll Mike Dougan Danny Dunn Pat Dunn Randy Edwards Larry Woodward smiles proudly as Coach Fu- quay praises his ability on The football field. ix fl Terry Edwards Ma ry Escamilla Thomas Estrada Brenda Famer ff K W,l5A V i ,, S 'Mft . as ,Wo Sheila Fesser Jess Fleming Glenda Hippo Mary Flores it so M, L i 'lf-'Ibm wwf' ' he jwgi. mm-xml' ez-tan .4B4I.. i4i2::, Lynette Fluty Rex Frieze Pat Fritts Bonnie Frost Teors, Surprise Come With Honors ,quo ' ff ,fs i Q Seniors Steve Collins and Nancy Sorrell were chos- Shirley Jones expresses her emotions with her en to preside at the presentation of class fa- tears as she is narned favorite of the senior class. vorites. Dixie Frost Mark Fuller Nelda Fuller Gabriel Garcia 'Fa- Raymond George qgfff Glenda Flippo, standing with her date, Bobby Dobbs, shows her anticipation before she is David Garcia named Queen of Caprock High School. Billy Garrison David Garrison Judy Garvin Mike Gerken Shirley Gonce Lydia Gonzales .M-'W Tamara Graham Helen Gray Martin Grogan Don Grubb ' Jimmy Gwin Diane Hamilton Jimmy Hansen Pam Hardman Q55 W6 Patricia Harris g if l . x it x WE Seniors Thomas Cowper, and Daryl Lewis show their strength to David Judy Harrison Lozano in the car bash sponsored by the Industrial Arts Club, for the AHS game. l I Seniors take advantage of fair weather to show off their Talent on a fun day at Wonderland Park. Clowning Is A Part Of Senior Life T' V n,,2bfN X www. , Rosa Haskins Bobby Heath Jean Helton Gary Henderson 'HX T 't'Tn 'P Peggy Hendrickson David Henning Rolene Herring Jerry Higgins Phil Hiltbrunner Darril Holland fl- Caprock's semi-finalists in ihe National Merit Confesi were Marsha Krabbe and Ed Schneid- er. Sue Holmes Virginia Hough Patty Pinion gives senior Johnny Brogden a pie ai The last football pep rally for seniors. Carol Huggins Randy lI'1ClVllC Wilson Ivey Danny Jackson Mark Jackson Dale Jahay 'gil Outstanding Seniors Represent CHS Mike James Rusty James V ,,,, U , , g9l3f '...LVUf :'x'aL ,-,gav- -...-111' Tommy Johnson Shirley Jones Wesflena Kellum Jimmy Kerrick Ronald Touchon displays his athletic ability Darlene King Doug Kirby as one of the staTe's Top tennis players. A group of active seniors participate in a carefree game of touch football during after school hours Spare T1me Devoted To Fun, Work 1 5: :VU fl s, 4 Q Steve Kleinsasser Marsha Krabbe Sharon Lack Steve Langebartel .. Gary Langford Gale Leake Lynne Legacy Daryl Lewis Nita Lightfoot Teddy Liles Brenda Linville Debbie Lookingbill NAI, ,gi qs-ee-dr L if Y Rhonda Love David Lozano new Senior Mike Lightfoot waits until the dark- ness come to do his evil deeds to someones car. Tony Magallanes Ronney Martin 'A,: f Delia Martinez Mike Mason Darlene Meyer Marlene Meyer 2 Aff , - if l60 Teresa Mills Karon Milton Q . if 'M Wi Senior Bill Hunter, enrolled in one of Cap- rock's Auto Mechanics classes, repairs a car. Sharon Milton RlCkY Mlnchel' li- 'Gif' Sonny Mock Rosie Monahan James Monk Danny Moore SMT? if, .,,A,rf Barbara Morain Kathy Morgan Gloria Moss Ralph Mullins Seniors Offered Voootionol Courses 'ii-tv gg:-f--4, .ff W N-af. HEQ,,..,,,,. Dawn Mumy Donna McCuis1ion Eddie McCullough Judy McDuff -otf 5 Pat McDuf'fee Peggy McGowan Doug McLemore Carl MCMiller1 ,Q-.5 J Sr 'M -4,115 , Earning while learning proves To be of educational and economical value To seniors Lynefte Flufy and Rex Frieze who are enrolled in one of The vocational classes. Seniors Occupied By Extra Tusl-rs 'usurp-w W t '9 ' W Sf Peggy MCMinr1 Karen Ninemeir Mike Oberski Deborah Odum ....-nv Wesley Oldham Marcia Osteen Melissa Park Larry Parker we my Craig Owen Johnny Palmer Stanley Raef sacrifices a study hall to help in the office. 5 nr ,Q iSf.?'K 13 W Larry Carter finds that working in a grocery store can bring special benefits. ix Linda Pennington Gus Perez , , YN.. 'Suv' 1 Miguel Perez Bobby Perez 'ww MW Qwr Robert Permenter Danny Pitt Dean Price Jean Price X1 f C ns.. Dona Pyeafr Rachel Quintero I63' 15-D L! Stanley Raef Nieves Renteria Kathy Richardson Sammy Rigdon 1 - 5 The largest longhorns in the world are held by seniors Susan Bills and Marilyn Upchurch. Larry Resfine Carolyn Rice Ethel Riley Ted Roberson i,,,,. K, Nelda Roberts David Rodriguez 'vw' Debbie Rogers Mike Runquist Final Memories Made For Seniors V I 'U J, ,V YW, s Crossing Caprock's large campus is one of the things seniors Mary Cochran and Gary Langford will remember. if 'w gi. inf 'Y' Ann Russell Peter Ryder John Salazar Patti Samuels Qtr- Yi' X., Thomas Sanders Don Scearce Ed Schneider Mike Scroggins Seniors Give To Christmas Drives .Vp Regina Sheets Nancy Sheffield William Sims Janice Smith E4 i .i ,t f iii Senior David Lozano seems to have more than he can handle as he adds his support to the Christmas canned food and stamp drive. I66 he Lynn Smith Lauralynn Snipes Andy Solano Cathy Solomon ami' , 'W z Nancy Sorrell Sherry Spurlock John Stadler Karren Startz Phyllis Stefano Seniors Judy McDutt, Dorothy Alstead, and Barbara Morain give their June Sfnsman money to the Wishing Well in a Christmas drive sponsored by D.E. 1 'bf K N-Q-r X J qzzff-7 WH' z t' .. f if Cheryl Stone Terry Stone Jan Strickland Jerry Sweeten Class Of '69 Stood In Cold Breez 'llsibf fi- '3v Qi , Nancy Tanner Teddy Teague Susie Tobias 11 Ron Touchon James Upchurch Marilyn Upchurch 1 . x ia Randy Toland Ricky Upton 'Y lk o ' s They Posed For Senior Picture E'..n law-nah: Johnny Valdez Toni Valverde Gloria Velasquez Becky Velasquez ZSILV .XL L . i 5 e J '4 LY' Ruben Vigil Pattie Wale Joe Warren Vicky Waffs i 6 S jig 2 al ,aj ,, g ' 3212 ' ,,-, -' i .+'.,. Q A 7'6 Bruce Weaver Russell Wheeler Judy Willemsen Joe Bob Williams ! ' David Wolken Larry Woodward Deborah Young Lynn Young Seniors Never Forget Horn Spirit All seniors will never forget the fighting Longhorn spirit as they attend Their last pep rally af Caprock I70 i if i Danny Pitt and Paul Brown measure Carl McMillen in homeroom for his cap and gown for gradu- ation. Senior Craig Owen goes for two points while trying to boost Caprock's score against Palo Duro. L i fi I ll ' iw? I ra,o r -it 2135 3 The Learn and Live team display four trophies won in competition Senior John Stadler appears to lack against other schools. Team members were Prissy Bigham, Bar- the .energy needed to finish OUT bara Bridges, Marsha Krabbe and Ed Schneider. one of his last days as a senior. l7l L7 11121614 GQSJ 1'lcKl-:1's of I ? fc, . 7 .via N X l lf Wayne Acklin Linda Adams Gilbert Aguilar George Aldridge Larry Allen Margie Alstead Sue Anderson John Austin Larry Bachelor Bill Bagley John Bagley Vicki Bailey Scott Bailey Bob Baker Delia Ballin Margaret Ballin Dan Barbarito Rudy Barrera Joanie Bates Starla Bates Bill Bean Mike Bell Teresa Bennett Linda Berry Eddie Bird Alan Blackerby Mary Blythe Ronnie Boggs Gloria Boggs Dale Bogue Carla Bohannon Barbara Bolton Pam Boswell Lynette Braxton Pam Brazil Barbara Bridges Allan Brown Sharron Brown Mike Bryan Brenda Bilderback Becky Bull Wayne Burris Barbara Burris Danny Burrows Scott Carson Scott Cartltel David Carver David Castle Sammy Cates X C ,fr i 'tes I f Q if -X Tommy Castleberry i A 9 ' W juniors Express Grace And Poise , Junior candidates anxiously await their turn to try out for the Queen's Court. Four were carefully selected juniors Open Year With B1g Hello J. D. Causey James Cervantez Dennis Chambless Robert Chapman Margarifo Chavez Raymond Chavez Debbie Claiborne Marva Clarke Don Clement Jan Cleveland Kenneth Cole Louise Compton Laurice Copeland Mickey Crawford Debbie Crawford Jody Crawford Charles Crow Gayle Cruikshank Alfred Cruz Norman Dahle Donna Dale Carla Dearman Beverly Decker Carla Deering Sammy De la Cruz Richard Dellis Aida Del Pozo Doyle Dew Cha rles Edmiaston Linda Edwards 4' ai ,Li -V. Tom Elliott Terry Elliott Chester Evans David Fennel Pat Fisher Terry Fleetwood Beverly Fleming Mary Floyd Bobby Folsom Diane Folsom Carolyn Fowler Terry Francis Radonna Fuller Delia Galvan David Garcia Patsy Garcia Ramona Garcia Rhonda Garrison Vicky Gauna Franklin George Hurd Work Shows Pleasing Results 4 K Mike Getman Gordon Gilter Larry Gittings Karen Glenn Mary Gomez Mike Grant John Graves Arthur Gray Gerald Griffith Beverly Grimland Virginia Hare Chuck Hargrave Frank Harton Leta Hatch Jimmy Hatley NW.- ,wmv T it .gscrs fx ieil. i a ' G '. Junior twirler, Serena Tamm, gracefully shows the Beth Lanford makes use of her thinking abilities results of many hard hours of practice in perform- as she strives to complete her goal on iunior exams ing at half time. Ronnie Hatley Donna Havron Betty Hawk Lana Head Pam Heath Mike Heath Cathy Henderson Ginger Henderson Buddy Herber David Hernandez Richard Hernandez Ricky Herring Nelda Hickman Gary Hilton Madelaine Holley Iunior Life Is Filled With Laughter Dan Holman Sharon Holman Allan Holloway Cindy Holleman Brenda Hurley Genaro Hurtado Clyde James Barbara Jaramillo Faye Jennings Cecilia Johnson Butch Johnson Ken Jones Beverly Jordon Donna Kerr Sonny King Q., 1 5 0 v 4 em' Cindy Lester tr-rw 3 v 1- 4 Q az, '.'l,r'f,a' 'W e woe Aj, Karen Lewis X John Lincoln v Q. J 1. Charlene , i--' i Lilfleiohn X Elona Looney 'X nl Mike Koenig Eddie Kunkle Max Ladd Vickie Lain Mike Land Beth Lanford Steve Langebartel Bobbie La Rue Becky Lathurn Tommy Leake T R35 Juniors Sherry Love, Phyllis Pinion, and Cheryl Womack test the fun of The younger generations Tri-State rides. Herschel Martin Francis Martinez Billy Martinez Charles Mathis Rhonda Meadows Paul Medlin Faustina Mendoza Hector Mendoza Karen Metz Larry Miles Judy Miller Monte Miller Steve Mitchell James Mitchum Scott Moore Sherry Love Sharon Lunger Dahl Luvaul Ann Mackey Martin Magallanes Vickie Main Sue Malone Jimmy Manning Gene Marcum Allan Martin 1 Sharri Morris Robert Moss Robbie Mulherin Albaro Munoz Jackie McClendon Pam McClish Debbie McCloskey Howard McClure Mae Von McDonald Rusty McDonald Eddie McDuffie Teresa McGowan Debbie McGowan David McHugh Johna Mclntire Rusty McKay X as J! l Danny Burrows receives much laughter during a pep rally skit as he presents the mighty Chicken- Students Show Actinlje Role In Drama Larry McKinney Pam McWatters David Neusch li f l ll i Richard Newberry X N ihk fix N Vail Oberski Leo O'Campo l x D iiii A Playing the role as Pa, in The City Slicker and Our NeII, Ricky Turner gets successful results. Sue Pennington Johnny Perry Joe Perry Ernie Perez Norma Perez Gail Phillips Billy Phillips A Phyllis Pinion Merle Porter 4 mill 4 11 is ua , :.J7L. Sharon Potter Leslie Oldham Darrell Oldham Paula Oliver Debbie Oliver Kenny Osborne Maria Ortega Thomas Oldham Eddie Padilla Domingo Pantoia Debbie Patterson 4551 l ,A I 2.6 sr ,, ,V llrl E fr'il J , 1- ,Z x ,sqm Janie Price Sam Purl Mary Quintana Joel Ramos Eddie Rangel Jimmy Ravera Ancella Ray George Rebant Sherry Redman Eddie Reining CHS Students Show Dramatic S1-fills .K 3. Danny Burrows, Linda Rockwell, and J. D. Causey perform in The City Slicker and Our Nell. Johnny Retera Vicky Rezendez Loleta Richards Mike Richards Betty Riley 73 r 7 -r,,.x 2 'X it ll f 'ili lt Wilma Ritchey Adela River James Rivers Hardy Roberson Wayne Roberts f . iit stis ' ' 'llfir I f Marilyn Roberson 1, i A' Linda Rockwell 2,1 ' Keev Rodgers 'W ' Vickie Rodrlquez s't' J U Lynn Rust ' i 553aaifsfi cta.iQ is f NA f I .av i T Mvfl fl ' T f X 9 0 'tl 5 6 I l Hur. J'-1 I it If K le.. 'L ,. s we Rhonda Rusten Eloy Salane Pat Sarton Robert Salazar Donna Scarborough Jovita Saavedra Judy Sena Selia Servin Jimmy Simmons Bonnie Sizemore Randy Shugart Cynthia Smith Havron Smith Steve Smith Connie Smoyer Dolores Snyder Gloria Solis Margaret Solis Analie Sprinkle Linda Srader Johnny Stone Ray Storrs Lovera Stuart Cathy Sullivan Serena Tamm Guy Tauber Steve Taylor Sherrie Morris Linda Thompson Stewart Thompson Troy Thompson Troney Toler Kitty Tomlinson David Trimble Ricky Turner junior Candidates Receive Honors Class President, Ricky Turner, makes use of his humorous dramatic abilities in his election speech as he seeks the votes of his fellow classmates. Chuck Hargrave, President of the Student Council, introduces students as they campaign for a victor- ious win over their fellow class competitors. Robert Urenda r Connie Van Huss ' f Vickie Vernon Barbara Upchurch 'Q g ' Q hi - .3 ii Mary Wade ' 'ti . ff Eva Wallace fa-PP Frank Watts Sally Weemhoff . Paula Vigil Bill Vinson Kathy Wells Dan Welty -e -,'- i t Marilyn Zimmerman Kerry Morgan Linda Welkins Carolyn Westbrook Clayton White Doris Whitley Joyce Willard Karen Williams Wanda Wilson Gary Witt Gaylon Wolf Pat Wolfe Cheryl Womack Peggy Wooten Inez Wyrick Peggy Yokum Pat Young Remembering That Special Moment kfxfl Varsity mascot, Jimmy Hatley, displays his fighting Junior cheerleaders Diane Folsom and Virginia Hare Longhorn spirit as he prepares to Brand the hang booster signs to proclaim Raid Rebel Week Rebels. -wc f . . -wp -,,,,..x ....,X...mw W- -NW-W-11-ms ,..,., y,,, + ---- . ,.. ., N,..M.,,,,,, V--wf...mx'--fum .W ...,,, ,. .,x.,.. -,N ,,,.- ,..,.......,,,, mm-Q. ..1,:. K -W f : tm ,..x g QS OIO5 0122 0149 Nvf H Ricky Abel Danny Adams Karen Adams Joe Alonzo Debbie Amon Scott Andersen Catherine Anderson Janie Anderson Kirt Anderson Luis Arebalo Jewell Armer Barbara Arterburn Paul Arthur Steve Atchley DeNeice Baer Sophomores Choose Active Leaders Janice Bailey Linda Bailey Micheal Ballin Dale Bass Janie Bates Terri Bearden Stephen Beck Freddie Belton Mary Ann Bendix Jeff Bergstresser Phil Berryhill Pati Best Prissy Bigham Carroll Bills Joe Bittick Sophomores Learn Wlth Experience Marty Blacklock Debbie Blevins Dayna Block Ken Boenisch Jerri Boggs Gary Bogue Ronald Bohlander Larry Bohannon James Boren Allen Borum Joe Bostick Linda Bower Barbara Braddock Bruce Brake Phyllis Brents Paula Bristow Steve Brooks Kenneth Brown Robert Brown Kay Brownlee Lavanda Bryan Cindy Burchfield Jimmy Burks Mary Burris Coy Burros Michael Burrows Dennis Burton Greg Cain Tom Cannedy Janet Cannon iff! of ,jim f -R it 1 J l if t .lr ffl fx if iii' Mr. Andrew spends time during Biology 21 to help Larry Hedrick, sophomore, learn the technique of using a micro- scope. 5 It I I he . 3 JL. . it iv .-' wil 'A ' K M5524 ' ' , 1'- x i ' i Patrick Carathers Ray Cargo Cindi Caribardi Mark Carter Jarl Cartwright Jerry Carver David Castillo Dorores Castillo Jimmy Castillo Leonard Chambers Denice Chambless Junior Chaparro Paula Chapman Geneva Chavez Virginia Chavez Pam Claiborne Judy Cochran LeRoy Coffman Randy Coffman Skills Are Shown During The 'Q' l l Sammy Coffman William Cole Bobbie Combs Carolyn Combs James Combs David Cone Diane Cone Ronnie Coney Paul Cooper John Coulston Susan Cox Vickie Cox Ramona Craine Anita Craine Barbara Crittenden Year Jerry Cross Lynn Crosslen Joe Crownover Linda Cuellar Stella Cuellar Chris Curry Judy Cutrell Robert Cyphers Steve Dalman Johnny Darnell Barbara Dart Wyndetta Davis Pat DeForest Minerva DeLeon Victor DeLeon ' , , , z , R N E ggaim gajgt , yy it if W fe 4 4 W, , ,ff ff w Q .1 W J ,,,, ' f E, E-6 , leeway of R I fl it if J an ' P' 4 it f x 4 fv Mike Denham Randy Deputy Murphy Deshong Mary Dial Mary Diaz Geneva Dobbins Jimmy Dodson Yoloanda Dominquez During the one hour period of gym, Janie Wil- liams, sophomore, puts forth her best skill in bowling. left Wi - yuuuuu uf f ' iff,-1' i t sss I U Lynda Dowlearn Billy Drake Carol Elder Gary Elliott Evangeline Escalante Francis Escobar Ruben Escoto Beverly Eudey Rose Faiardo Susan Fielding Richard Findley Billy Finley Jimmy Fitzsimmons Arlene Flax Ines Flores 44 sf 5 ff 1 be it gi f fl .T xy Robert Fuentes Delores Garcia Orlando Garcia Virginia Gauna Nancy Gideon Carla Glass Helen Gonzales Jimmy Gonzales Nancy Goznell Robert Graham Mitchell Floyd Steve Fontenot Marilyn Fowler Antony Fox Kathy Friday Martin Blacklock, sophomore, lumps high gaming two points for a junior varsity basketball game 5 S Q 1' FW J I 2 f l r Y Y fs . .4 will gf r ' ,sb qi l ll ,. I CL: .., F Q .3 is -A V Q 5 Z' ts 3 P J, V gg J Larry Grant James Gray Rodney Griego Karen Griffin Steven Halsey Sophomores Endure In Many Debbie Hampton Casey Hare, Carolyn Harris Odessa Harrison Robert Harrison Jeannie Hart Herman Hasey Hershel Haskins Renee Hatley Robert Hazelton Sports Marilyn Hedger Larry Hedrick Dona Hemphill Byron Henderson Terry Henderson Joe Hendrick Mike Henthorn Albert Hernandez Sic Hernandez Vickie Hernandez Maria Herrera Nina Herring Renee Hill Gil Hiltbrunner Israel Hinoios Sharon Holdaway Greg Holland Freida Horn Penny Howard Kenneth Howell Work and Talent Result In Action I Marsha Owens, sophomore Twirl- er, displays her Talent as well as her Longhorn spirit during a football game. Roger Howery Bill Huff Johnny Hunley Cheryl Hunter Jim HursT Robert Huskinson Sieve lngells Dana Inman Bill Jackson Randy Janow Sandra Jobe Carl Johnson Tony Johnson Terri Jolly Benny Jones Bobby Jones Cindy Jones Ray Kalka f77fS222!i:5, il .f as-1 gig v J AJABA '- f s s. , .4 A ff Ji fif' 1 127 ki V ,, ., - ,V 51132 :LV1 . Kjyr xdgk, - I kj i is i,iC,r C ioo iC iess i, C ii ssps i ' , . iiir-f if so J e X J411, -r-' F -at ,. J . , s ,ii L la ss, 4+ K 1, 3 ,Q iq: P v -af-r .. lk Qing , '1 he i af ll? K ff i f : 1 ' Wifi Jimmy Kay Janis Keifer Kathy Keil Chuck Kelley Debbie Kenedy Kenneth Kennedy Linda Kimball Brenda King Ronnie Kinsey Kathy Koumalats Karlene Kuhn Jimmy Lacy Shirley Lain Gary Lancaster Linda Lancaster Rhonda Lane Andre Lawson Pat Lax Thelma Lax Debbie Ledbetter Linda Lee Jane Levario Leonard Lewis Jack Lightfoot Linda Lindsey Michael Linneman Regena Littlefield Jana Beth Logan Victor Lomeli Nick Longley i f 4 Ramona Looney Sylvia Lopez Terri Lowary Jeannie Lucero Ricky Luman Debra Luvaul Lois McCloskey Kerry McClure Shelia McClure Dale McCord Betty McDuft John McGee Steve McKown Debbie McLaughlin Phyllis McLemore Sophomores Receive Parts In Play Laurie McMinn Roxanne McMurray Laura Magallanes Rosemary Maness Linda Marez Sally Marez Dean Martin Johnny Martinez Kathleen Martinez Linda Martinez Danny Mason Doug Massengale Pat Mata James Megee Armando Mendoza y I l F x X Lynette Mercer 33' W' ' . M ji, A TL I Ralph Mercer 7 C r W i David Merrill Kelly Miller Kris Miller Craig Mills L Penny Howard, sophomore drama student, makes you wonder, is she mad or is she acting? Nancy Solomon, sophomore acting aspirant, puts time and effort into the school play. Kevin Mitchell Boe Mock Diane Montgomery Jackie Moore Mike Morain Ronald Morain Alex Morales Marvin Morgenstern Ronald Morrain Danny Morris Pat Morris Joe Mosier Cheryl Mumy Manuel Munoz Eloise Murphy Wayne Murphy Sandy Neusch Shirlene Nirschl Jane O'Campo Roy Ochoa Jackie Oldam Spare Time IS Used To Enjoy Life Jim Orcutt Judy Orcutt Frank Ornelas Gloria Ortega Marsha Owens David Pair Robert Pamplin Melva Park Douglass Passmore Kenneth Pennington Randy Pendleton Alex Perez Elva Perez Mark Pettit Debbie Pigg .lr t Q WJ if il .tif I iff Q ,X ,, ' 3 ' y Johnny Plant W' l Debbie Putman Kenneth Raef Angel Ramos l V R Manuel Pineda , 'Q 1 Way c .,,2 MM 0 X I , ' l 1 n ee l l nJn l X as in g g l Mary Ramos y ,QA Rita Read a',., v g, my y Kenneth Rebant 5 V M, R K Margie Renteria 1'f gf' i Velma Reynoso E . V ff, Donna Rezendes l iiss V va. Aiz' r John Rice i -A V ,4 Bruce Brake, sophomore, enioys life as Vickie Cox waits on him. ' s -Sv if te ex N -. X g 1 M fm ,if qv P4 I , gp .1 if Q K 2, 'Z f .Z S W -' UVA f Ft V x f J' l rx 1 1 i : 'rglx Linda Roberts Vicki Roberts Charlie Rodgers Beatrice Rodiquez Benny Rodiquez t an x a nd M 'il Raymond Rodiquez George Romero Debbie Russell Edna Russell Roger Russell l zo: Sandra Russell Steve Saavedra Danny Salazar John Salazar Nancy Samuels David Saunders Cindy Schmidt David Schneider James Scott Mary Sena Pc1rt1C1put1on Is Shown In The Choir Frankie Setser Jackie Shields Karen Short Brenda Shuck Frank Shull Biolanda Sifuentez Jerry Simpson Linda Sirmons Karen Smith Linda Smith Steve Smith Pam Snider Gale Snipes Junior Solis Nancy Solomon Galen Spruell Mike Stadler Karen Stafford Shelley Stallings Kathy Standifer X . .M ,LH ,, .Q fix T if,4 ii ' Q1 lf l 1, Patricia Stanfield Paul Stewart Ricky Stone Steve Stone Greg Strecker Cynthia Stout 'S Regina Littlefield and Cindy Schmidt, sophomores, practice long hours to present a program to the students. Charles Stroud Eddie Sustatia Ann Tankersley Teresa Teague Larry Tedtord Max Tenorio 'Q Joe Terry Carol Thurston Patricia Tillman Rebecca Tow ?F,ii, Mike Tomlinson Janie Trevino David Trimble Keith Upchurch Brad Upton Rosemary Urenda John Vaughn Mickey Veale Sandra Veazey Joe Velesquez XX! Carmela Vigil Gail Vinson Bruce Walker Nina Walker Robert Walker Cindy Walkup Charles Walkup Debbie Walters Sam Wands Carol Watley Nancy Weaver Alan Wheeler Gary Wheeler Linda Wheeler Rodger Wheeler Debbie White Jimmy Wiegand Melody Wilkes Janie Williams Jimmy Williams Joe Williams Randy Wilson Kathy Wolf Charles Womack Susan Woods Terra Woolsey Jackie Wright Robert Wright Pam Wyrick Joanne Zimmerman xr- xx if 1.f ' .x.t N .., - 'i: ii K . srs s , 55 'P 1 it s L ' - r .ss Q?1 kIm :' i r it Casey Hare and Lynda Dowlearn along Tom Cannedy expresses his pain as Danny Salazar pulls him with other sophomores make exercis- ing fun. nament. down during one of the practices held before the city tour- Sophomores Close Vivacious Year 'N , With her grades more pleasing than expected Carol Thorn finds it easy to smile as Mr. Marsh shows her the grade book. W. 3?NisfS'fQf , Wfim 1 V ' 5 'E I.,-O ii!! ',, !'f.i'f' i 'K ' ' ' ' if , . sl . A V 'M , 4, A .M Mfr' ' L, M, g-,k,?a,1.f,asSF:gr . , fsbig' rf, -irrgm A, 5 ' iff .ff gg -,QQ ,ls Q.. ' '52 .25 Q 1 x 1 K' 1 QA Q ti' Teresa Lowary, sophomore, finds the skill of tennis contains the use of the tongue. 16935122052 Fszigglwif :V :I af I' V '85, , 1356? f 1' P Fc Q, Gd' i J f gf f fig 2 fr 1, 'L Y E :Quia Ricky Adams Robert Alexander Brenda Allen David Allen Gregory Allen Linda Allwein Steve Anderson Chip Andrews Donald Atterberry Barnie Banda Carolyn Barrera Ronnie Boss Donna Bates Roger Bellamy Paulette Bergstres Officers Lead Freshman Activities Jim Berry Manuel Betacourt Donna Bevers Mike Blevins Ricky Bostic Jerry Brogdon Jim Brogdon Daniel Brown Deborah Brownlee Clois Burgess Lois Byrne David Cagle Janice Campbell Richard Carpenter Alan Cave Sei' I Freshman Rodney Miller says AHHH as Seniors, Jimmy Hansen and John Stadler, give him the work over before The nurse comes in. Seniors Aid Needy Underclessmen kd 1' ,.. U I lr Eddie Chavez Karen Chism Connie Collingnon Mike Collins Kenneth Coulson Chris Cowper Jimmy Cox Billy Crawford Jerry Crawford Steve Crawford James Davis Mike Davis Paula Davis Jerry Dendy David Denny Jackie DeShong Danny Dixon Larry Dominquez Elizabeth Dopheid Dean Dunn Debbie Edwards Tommie Edwards Barbara Elliott Sue Elliott Lorenzo Escoto Ofelia Espita Regina Essary Jimmy Estrada Dennis Eudy Ricky Farner Larry Flanagan Larry Fletcher Cecilia Flippo Carlos Flores Roy Flores Becky Flovin David Floyd Elaine Fluty Denise Foster Donny Fowler A Y ifl F , .3 , ..ll,- 1 QM 2,1 '- 4 4 .iiii kg, l ,gy If lf gi -Wx i 4 L si? ebia ieii sea Mit' 1 3 192,14 1 ,L fs' T 0 'W K X .ij 5 4 Vi, Ut, X, , 'W V S - . ikld I f. 'K 1: kiiwf Q 4 v i . ' ., f'lE5sr:v iq onli QQQZZQQ 3 lm B A 2 , Qs -1 ,N xhwllyli ',ii S! :A 9 lug b X , . 1 . - -. ,, f, 'mf .qi ' 4 F W f L as Wx Q ' 'xl 3 ,M ,Q K f'X 2 Ronald Francis Donald Francis Toni Frausto Kathy Fulkerson Bruno Garcia Leonard Garcia Mike Garcia Ramona Garcia Donna Garner Candice Garrison Max Gauna Cris Gibbs Mona Gibbs Ricky Gonzales Phyllis Gonzales Tony Gonzales Blake Gosnell John Griffith Frank Guillen Tina Hardy Sandra Harmon Paula Harrington Billy Harris Greg Harris Lonnie Harrison Billy Havron Burl Hawkins Roy Hawkins Gene Heath Davon Henderson Students Entertain For Pep Rallies Debra Henderson Mike Heredia Harold Hernandez Martha Hernandez Esther Herrera Ray Hickenbottom Angela Holeman Paulette Honeycutt Sharon Howeth Mike Huff Linda Lapar Lavita Leake Julian Leal Mike Ledbetter Gary Lee Zelda Lemmon Mike Lewis Rhonda Long A H, ,. Janet Huggins Deby Ireson Ricky Jennings Gale Jester Jane Johnson Becky Jones Herb Jones Janice Keeton Kenneth Kinsey Clifford Kimball Dan Kirby Jane Kunkel Billy Kuykendall Linda Lack Shelley Land My bear is better than your bear, but iust bare ly, says Linda Bills to Dan Kirby and Don After berry. -'Bw 1 , H , ,- r , P Q 1, I sm l ,, A '4'.. 5x Izig' 'T llll 3 ,,,, K HWMV, , I f X521 I A 'l ! ' , X fi' f X l it 2 ' David Lookingbill Mike Lozano Linda McCain Michele McCormick David McDonald Cynthia McGee Melinda McMurray George McNelis Barbara Macieiewski l.aQuita Madden Stuart Madsen Andy Mateiko Loretta Mateiko Lydia Mendoza Darlene Merrill Sue Miles Debbie Miller Donna Miller Rodney Miller Eddie Mitchell Freshmen Wake Up To Surprises Freshman Ronnie Boss, wonders who is the boss when A look of surprise comes from Greg Harri Seniors Ruben Vigil and Donnie Bennett are around. son as he receives his English test from Mrs. Gamertsfelder. David Moore Wilfred Morales Donald Mumy Rodney Neal Julia Oberg Tommy O'Brien Oscar Orosco Don Owens Mike Palmentera Albert Pantoia Betty Pantoja Joe Paredes Debra Parker Carolyn Patterson Ronny Perry in a ,ex za me L l - 1 , W as ,i 1, 4 W I 3, 2 ,, . . t'iw!rte?,', J , , M 'fr w f .-,: ESZIQQQSS, v I, vi' V .ga 5 Ek' , -,f- i L ,UH . as I 11 - gf V Q , -V -f y l l , ' ,-ff? 4 t W. x fa' P l Q? hm: J I , v , ft a it f HJ 'B ,F NU l 'X f . K i 1 l f 1' R, A Diane Peters Patti Pinion Jim Pond -shi Linda Preciado Jackie Pyeatt Joan Quintana Willie Quintero Ricky Ramerez Julia Ramos Mary Ratheal Soncy Reed Mike Reeves Susan Restine Frank Rice Diana Richard Gary Riley Freida Robason Deborah Roberson Beverly Roberts Mike Roberts s. All Pat Setser David Schultz Lynn Scroggins James Scott Sherrie Scott Belva Shelton Shirman Sermans Celeste Simpkins Linda Singleton Sherry Smart Jackie Smith Spencer Smith Sandy Solono David Solis Bill Stone Linda Stone David Storrs Russell Stout Becky Sustaita Chuck Taylor Ric Tenorio Rodney Testerman Carol Thorn Deborah Thrasher Pam Timberlake Naomi Roberts Jessie Rodriquez Loretta Rogers Johnny Romonero Mary Rathael Camille Russell Darla Russell James Russell Richard Rust Joy Sartor 'xffl T l tell I -fha. Cheerleaders Boost Charger Spirit Doug Wooten 1. 2 i iw 1 ,z 42,3 Tommy Tobias Venita Toler Debbie Underwood Kristene Vaughn David Velasquez Cheryl Walker Kathy Webb Leon Wester Betty Wheeler Billie White Paula Williams Mike Willingham Russell Wiswell Deborah Wright Trisha Womack Elaine Fluty shows her spirit at one ofthe Freshman victories. fe -x 4 3' 'lkf Q , . WW up 9' f' 5 , ,Ad ig E E JL I 4' f A' 3' in f f Q A 1 .f Is, 1 1. www www WEE .li ,SZ mu 1 ww, K Q. 2 a I Q m,,,.N ' f R ADS jlfrnm QTEI1J1'IIlik 5 'Beard - Qfle1gs09f , ' 0 DAQ cm V R 'A A I Dine at . . . eii fi i V 1 .' 1 ,IEI EM I P Shop with Convenience at ...-...Ll 2I9 DRA U GH ON 'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Sfreamlined Career Courses Prepare You Quickly for a Good-Paying Posifion ' IBM Key Punch ' Dafa ' Secre+ariaI ' Compfomeiry Processing ' Accounfing 'I' IBM Sorfer ' Speedwri+ing Reasonable Rafes, Phone or Visil' Today S+uden+ Aid Loans Available 607 So. Taylor 373-3745 2700716 LQ 60. Master Hlerzuers 406- I2 Huchauan SL 373-4378 Am DULANE Y Dr Pepper 'Y AUT0 .sz TRUCK PARTS s ' NORMAN DULANEY, Owner . P I C d T It I960-68 Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. ms or an an me S Amarillo Plainview Canyon Hwy. 3II So. Columbia AMARMO 352-2743 296-7456 GRA CE BAPTIST CHURCH Bible School I0:00 A.M. Worship Sfudy I l:00 A.M. Training Union 6l5 P.M. Evangelisfic Service 7:00 P.M. Wed. Prayer Meeiing 7:45 P.M. Choir Pracrice 5:00 P.M. Naomi Roberfs, freshman, helps a guesl' wifh re 'freshmenfs during a homemalcing class. 220 Carol Huggins ancl Karren S'I'ar'I'z praciice fheir paris in fhe Laugh-ln slcir puf on by some senior girls during one of fhe fooiball pep rallies. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES: Morning 8:30 A.M. Evening I0:55 A.ivi. 6:45 P.M. BROADCASTS: 8:30 A.M.-KFDA Channel IO, Amarillo KFDW Channel I2, Clovis, N. M KFDO Channel 8, Sayre, Olcla. ll:0O A.M.-KVll Channel 7, Amarillo KPUR Radio, Amarillo THE FABRIC MART BeHer Fabrics Make Belier Fashions Wes+ern Plaza Shopping Cenfer 355-6233 FREEMAN ,S FLOWERS WARREN FREEMAN 2934 Duniven 355-445 I FRANKLIN 'S Smari Apparel For Women Specializing in Peiifes and Bridals CASH-CHARGE-LAYAWAY Weslern Plaza Shopping Cenfer FEFERMAN'S 4+h and Taylor 22l L h+ NORTHWEST TEXAS HOSPITAL School of Nursing P.O. Box IIIO Amarillo, Texas 376-443 I For qualify educafionw enroll in a qualify schooI.' y Carfer, senior, lends a helping hand fo fhe ographer by holding 'rhe power pack. CONSIDER A CAREER IN MEDICINE OR NURSING! There are few ofher professions which offer such a wonderful fufure. POTTER-RAN DALL COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY 52: 1 in me X W .kc 1 1 5 5 x . X QL 1 je e X Y i 'K ff 'e 'Il ' w J 'i at ZIOO sou'I'h georgia A Y ' Q amarillo, fexas 79I0 V V 1 Q A N ' , phone 355-7413 All 5 Everyfhing Under 'Fhe Sun a+ SUNSET CENTER word! on +l'1e bus io fhe foofball game ai' Pampa. Now this is the way to have 'Fun that's a little different, says senior Pat Dunn as she goes wild at the parlr in Canyon. THEH cl.otHlERs Qlniuersitg 605 Tyler Sunset Center FRANICS SA VE- WA Y Go Longhorns! G0 BU ' Air Cond.-Tune Up-Car Wash FRANK CERKA, Owner Izls So. Grand GARRY AND SHIRLEY REED 372'0'50 2803 E. 27th For the Best in Service We Take Care ot Your Cars anal Truclcs 907 TYle 3725549 Good Housekeeping Shoji First Federal Savings 8g Loan Association Of ifinilfli' 37555329 Amarillo APPUOHCSS Lamps DOWNTOWN: 402 Polk-372-324I Television Plcmes SUBURBAN: Woflin at Dunivan-355-3375 I A Ccesso ries Free Parking at Both Locations. Distinctive Home Furnishings 224 U16 ffvllywrfrfd The New Junior World 7 l 5-7l9 Poll: Congralulalions Seniors '69 ,IERR Y'S CON OC0 JERRY WILLIS, Mgr. l602 Grand LAKESIDE A U T0 SAL VA GE LEE W. TAYLOR, Owner Good Used Truclcs and Aufo Par+s We Buy La+e Models for Paris I I0 I Ross 376-740I ORIENTAL CLEANERS Finesf Cleaning in Amarillo Where Your Business is Appreciafed HARVEY JOHNSON LYNN STEPHENSON lownersl 425 E. I0+h 376-6877 MILLCO MOVING SERVICE l00 Taylor 376-8I68 373-3903 Amarillo, Texas A+las Van Lines as-1, . . They're cure! exclaims Jewel Brown, senior, 'ferring fo +l1e foy animals ai' fhe park in Canyon Woo war aymon e 'foo'rball players, Johnny Cordell, Allan Depufy, Jimmy Hansen, Larry cl d, R d G o ke Scroggins show a variefy of mixed emofions as fhey examine ihe pies 'I'h y i d 6 T666 ve . AIRQQCCDNDITICDN ECQNQMICAI GAS WITH MQDEQN Vdbv ,Q -in aa i 'Pioneer Natural Gas Company AUTOGRAPH SPACE COURTESY PALO DU RO STUDIO Sou+hwes+'s Leading Phofographer Wolflin Village FL 5-335I Congrafulafions Seniors POLK STREET METHODIST CHURCH enneqi ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY I40I Polk Sfreef Sunsef Down- Cenfer fown PHARIS5 RUSSELL umm QUEEN 6 STATIONERY C0. A mn ron TASTEEQA rooo ron HEMW LIT E Emlgggaphy I50I Washingfon M Office Furnifure 372-608' ff-fi Office Machines F Q' 609-sl: Taylor 372-1257 l l l LESTER'S MOTOR SUPPLY i Sfeering l Carburefor T Transmission Valves lgnifion Brakes l 372-I24I According fo Mr. Ausfin Bowes eighf is his lucky H04 Grand number because he gefs fo go home affer fhe Amarillo, Texas eighfh period each clay. 228 CLEARING HOUSE AMARILLO AMARILLDN D ALBANK I I AMERIC AL BANK I I BANK D E D THWEST ' I I FIRST U A BANK I I , NORTH B A E BANK I I TABCOS L BANK I I I WESTE AL BANK I I I ' V I 4 ' I f--5 l can always hear whaf people don I' wani' m Io hear! exclaims Viclri Bailey, iunior drama I' dent RANDALL COUNTY FEED YARD Box 9054 Amarillo, Texas Scivolly's Affiliated Food Sfore I533 Easl IO+h 372-I727 Ted Lokeg Tire Co. 2813 Woflin ZW , Qnd and Fillmore Hyper 5 - QCUQQ S Z4 229 mlm? I QQ D341 I to the graduatlng Class x , Q' XIV If 9 IP ff' f 'ff ' C ' 1151, A I f J A WIW E ,YL Af F gg- E EA IE Q I I . E fr I -I ' T35 ' thmgsgv H I better h A , Wlt If 'MIQXXI ! H fi ,f KI ' --M e I 1.PAmMAwxfw5 TAXI I TI NI' 'I I I I HI IX ,r JI! .II X Im 'II I ,I III' I I Exif I BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY K xxx'- xB THE AMARILLO COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, IN C. . W1 .in 15 ' ' 'WW xi iw IAQZTII E,-Q - , ggi gig, 12 frffwfr 721 N W in E an ,Z far A W- W. , ..wu.w.....,W. m+....iM..-,l....B..L.eu-41Q4c..a..waus-..iQa Az, gg 2' -1 1,2 J, ..,,,A, , 1 ,T ' N MA.-.sus-d...2...-....... -M -,........gna.a..QM2fwa.i 'H ,wa N-1e- a 2v4.nS2'z,fa-I-....D W... , - - M ff .-. mga A H f i ,allay .6 L 2. W N 4. 125115 K' Y t f ' Q i .-W, ,Hs AS:-npjv1'?i:'H-iii-vf?.4'11ff3jifjyiffvdd- ' vv- ' ' , V f , V .1...Af.,,M' nl, 2 , Q, ,, , Home of Borclen's Fine Dairy Proclucfs Visilalions Welcomed 4945 Canyon Drive Amarillo ,1?f CONTINENTAL CDITIIEIW TIA Easies+ 7fl1 and Tyler Travel on Ear'I'l'1 DR 2-2272 COLBERT'S AND HARRY HOLLAND . . . where The boys . . AND GIRLS . . . are . . DOWNTOWN: 7'I'l1 and Polk SUBURBAN: Wolfin Village FOR THE MEN: Down+own HARRY HOLLAND, 500 Poll: Brenda Davis, Assf. Edifor of Tumbleweed Times, concen+ra+es on 'Final copy before sending ii' 'io 'Phe prinfer. A-1 ELECTRICAL CONTRA CTORS Covering +l1e Souihwesi' GLENN McMENNAMY, Pres. AMARILLO WINDOW CLEANING CO. Commercial and Residenfial Floors, General Housecleaning, Rug Shampooing 8 I 3 Wesf Sixfh P.O. Box 3340 373-l22l 373-5336 The World Looks Briglwler Through Clean Windows BUD9S TRIM SHOP 909 Wesl' 6'I'h Sfreei' LLOYD E. DEPUTY, Owner BUMPUS SER VICE I80I Grand Everyfhing For Au+omobile Inieriors' l-40 af Grand 373-I l62 CIZON'S QUALITY JEWELER Keepsake Diamond Rings 8+h af Polk 28 I 9 Civic Circle Go Longhorns! CULLINS MOTOR CO. Chrysler-Plymou+h CA THE Y-F ULLIN GIM D0 WELL-MESSER INC. HARD WARE Auihorized Dealer I0 I 5 polk 5h.ee+ Volkswagen-Porsche 374-0305 Sales-Service-Paris I42I So. Georgia 375-6566 QW 03. gg N5 Nag gk C ,fl dll' 6 DSW BHCG BS S E S 6 S l OI'l'l One O 00 OUSES. P Hardman, senior, shows people ai' ihe Tri- S+ + F ' d h 1' p f f +h p lc h Save Gunn Bros. Thriff S+amps for Beaufiful GiHs ,XQEWW 6705 Q59 gum TO SAVE GUNN BROS. STAMPS X 233 For the Best in: W1 FA Slllofvg S QQKE News fwfffy lazy AH QFQLQWQ AMARILLO DAILY NEWS AMARILLO GLOBE-TIMES 'XMARILLO NEWS-GLOBE A- Rd' O A:f:lLLO G4.08f:ggijfj ' I Il' m Im' 53125251QEai2:22225fEE22222212525232222QEEIEEQEE'22221f2111:2:1:::: .mg-M-M Iss: IEE 5553 5 '2-Q-M L,?HQ I R V---f--:-SIIEIIIIIIIIIIIII I Elilllggisl .,,,,,. .,.1::: Z 1 .:.1:-:-:-r 5 '-'1'2'2' AenlIlP d.-..,- iii 'rAscnsA IXIFATIQIXIAL BANK f X .X BANKINIEERVIUES AMARILLO, TEXAS CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CASHIERS CHECKS TRAVELERS CHECKS TELLER-VISION BANKING NIGHT DEPOSITORY SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES BANK BY MAIL LOANS - AI.L TYPES fB dfBkg STA TE CHEMICAL COMPANY Well I could have sworn 'ihis irailer house wasn'1' sold! says Jimmy Hansen, senior, fo senior, C I . Huggins. THIS SPACE RESERVED for Very Special Autographs Compliments of DIAMOND SHAMROCK OI-L AND GAS COMPANY A UNIT OF DIAMOND SHAMROCK CORPORATION linel'ompzuue4 I U x Juniors Janice BGNQY and P-We 365+ ffv 'fheif 'U Q- wi+h Hue cranes af 'Hwe fair as a Ii'r'He boy wafch AY i' Mo zarella 'k V Chees Cheese Sausa i' Green i' Hamburg f Pepper 'k Halian 'lr Sausage SaU5a9e v ir Shrimp if Black Oli tl p ' 'N 1 if M 1, ..-11ii?2!5W5:?f:. 'k American g us room Bacon , if P ' 'K 5 ir Pizigerom 4: ig i1 'A' ggacrgandian Supreme -.1 F1-,.-1: '---F-Y ,, 75 --Q:-1, f onion he 1 1 fl 111. gg ' 2121? , f Anchovy 2 W 1 I I 1, A We 1 Dina 'W-C011-N5 Out Fof1.Ofwlm.s Tw Ga ALLOW APPROXIMATELY 20 MINUTES 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS NO, I NO. 2 N0 3 2825 wesfem 1601 s. vqnsuren 1502 Amarillo Blvd, 355-587l 372-9322 373-9364 237 A U . A A L MONTGOMERY M' QI w el Mg wssrssm PLAZA snorrmc csmga ass an: A o'o I l ' 0 0 c 'M ... - ', ,' ' . .... o .- .-s . 0,0 you W SHOP WARDS TIL 9 PM M N THUR AT 238 Ponca Wholemle De-Grassi Meffwmtile Co. Bates CO. 43 I 7 Canyon Drive 355-653' ioos w. io+h , o Hank S Drive In DQRCHESTER GAS PRODUCING COMPANY 27+h and Osage I50I Taylor Amarillo we specialize in HAMBURG-ERS. Thai GOOCJ DOFCO Gasoline V! I! V Y Y 'N H9 a ' 'ii 7 If ,vt r 3, X li .5 O Down+own and Wes+ern Plaza ,.........,..............-.-..... All Osieen Marcia rigl-if, who puf up my pic'l'ure? says ' lull: fhbllfnb d Ocfober. , Senl0l', GS S 6 OO S OVSI' 9 U 9 I Odf' 2 This is learn-to- ride-a- Yamaha month! Noticed how many people are riding Yamahas? Looks like fun, doesn't it? You're right. And if you think it's hard to learn-you're wrong. With a little instruction, you too can safely take charge of a Yamaha Exciter. That's why we've set aside this month to teach you to ride -and show you how much F fun Yamaha-ing S really can be.Why not A X - come in and take ' 'X that free lesson l today? W' i g m A 5 5' If X. EX . ' gi . X ' A ' I sonzrtont XY.j HAVE mruzrun HQNDA B Andy Solano, senior, takes a good look at the still Q life which he is drawing before starting to work 1, ew-an . ...A-Ma ff.-5 was rc ww Q70 O ACE AGE COMFORT N YOUR fl . CE ToTAL ELEcTmc and Medallion Home ..l., 755626 zmlffliwg ELECTRIC .Q l'rr ti es'oit'i Ask your Public Service manager for complete information about the Total Electric Gold Medallion home. 240 FRIGIDAIRE HAMILTON 9 1 AMANA PACKARD MAGNAVOX BELL HOTPOINT APPLIANCE SUPERMARKET S+. Charles Cusfom Ki+chens 2624 Womm 3555687 Ofher Famous Brands JIM'S AUTO SUPPLY EVERYTHING AUTOMOTIVE 805 N Mirror 376-5308 T 01205512014 DS RES TA URA NT 501 Fillmore T I'II meet you or The Crossroads. C ULLIGAN SOFT WA TER 3801 Wolflin 355-4438 24I Camgwtulatirms, Langham! from GEAR COMPANY REALTOR I505 W. I0+i'l 376-4327 Dm-IQHDLE QUDDRU AND nav CLEANING co 20I S h P 372 2277 ZUIMOFD Eros. Fx HF SIS' W:'P':n and Grorxu Cefvler on Cvvlc Cvcle I I 2 E. 555 V l Obviously Mr. Minor doesn'+ appreciafe sophomore, Roberf Fuenfes reading comic books during sfudy h ll C0122 P0117 g AN UNBROKEN ga CHAIN 0F SE RVICE SINCE 1903 A 'L' 75 HOWARD JO!-!NQON'Q MGTOIZ LODGE 2801 INTEIZQIZIIE 40 W 255-9171 Jennie Fosier Guiiar Qiudio 503 Sou'l'l1 Georgia Herring Hotel 374-024l , 6 aj , '2' if N . fzgggfk F K f 5 I Fairgrounds Playmore 2900 E. 10th 829 Georgia gaww 372-9931 ?' 374-5174 fn' xxx 992 2 V .,., -::7-v'- Mr :ytl Qk: Q vlrr I: ik ' G Ef: f iii' 2 , Y, K f 29 ::- -'2Ei:' f d fi ,-g- MN and lj, :q,3..,,, . gg. 9 Q ' 3 LOCATIONS Downfown-6l5 S. Polk Woflin-Georgia 2724 Civic Wesfern Plaza THE MERCHANTS lnvife 'l'he STUDENTS AND FACULTY fo Enioy Shopping in Amarillo Uniform Cenfer Ann Myers Barnes Jewelry Broome Opfical Company- Colberf's-Suburban Cooper 8: Melin Dolcafer's Duvall's Gaffis Shoe Sfore Gunn Bros. Sfamp Sfore House of Lamps Kaye Ragland lnferiors Kelly's Cleaners Liffle Brown House Shopping Cenfer Plains Pyramid hevrolef Beaufy Salon DIRECTORY OF MERCHANTS ' c c Suburban Royal oin 8: Sfamp Sfore Royal Garden Cenfer Safeway Sfarlc Wrap 8: Giff Shop T. G. 8: Y. Top O' fhe Village Village Barber Village Donuf Shop Village Mafernify Village Pancalce House Village Pef Shop Village Sporfing Goods Maxine's Panf Parlor Wade Painfs 81 Arf Supplies Melissa's Wanda's Merle Norman Cosmefic Sfudio Wqlflin, Chas, A, Nizzi Music Shoppe Wolflin Appliances Palo Duro Sfudio Wolflin Village Pharmacy TTTTTTTTTTTTT I O TTT Zum DOWNTOWN AND SUBURBAN Where Fine CIoII1ing is a Family Affair DOWNTOWN SUBURBAN AMARILLO W N aww 'm W' 'sm :J ffv MARK DA VIS CARPET B I PLUMBING L 6 PLUMBING HEATING o AIR CONDITIONING 4523 Western 355-44I6 MMD li' HXVE EEEZID BEEBE LUMBER CO. 24I I W. 61h 373-8301 245 Gfarimf Qrzb efyn Wesfa uranf 2509 CSO. Qeoryzd 355-4000 Levi Strauss Li gl f 0 gs C876 CO. Drive-In 4714 NE. 24th 1525 E. 10111 383-9561 372-5943 Williams Cleaners 2414 E. 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ADVEIZITQEIZJQ INDEQC A-1 Electrical Contractors, 232 Amarillo Clearing House Association, 229 Amarillo College of Hairdressing 251 Amarillo Window Cleaning Co., 232 Beebe Lumber Co., 245 Bittman's Appliance, 241 Blackburn Bros., 245 Borden's Inc., 231 Bud's Trim Shop, 232 Bumpus Texaco Service, 232 Cathey-Fullingim Hardware, 233 Char-Kel, 246 Circle 'N Appliance, 242 Cizon's, 233 Crossroad's Restaurant, 241 Coke Company, 230 Colbert's 84 Harry Holland, 232 Collins Motor Company, 233 Continental Trailways, 231 Culligan Soft Water Service, 241 Custom Trophies, 248 Daisy's, 249 De Grassi Bates, 239 Diamond Shamrock Oil 81 Gas, 236 Doche 81 Co., 220 Dorchester Gas Producing Co., 239 Dowell-Messer Volkswagen, 233 Draughon's Business College, 220 Dr. Pepper Bottling Co., 220 Dulaney's Auto 81 Truck Parts, 220 Everett's Plumbing, 245 Fabric Mart, 221 Feferman's, 221 First Baptist Church, 221 First Federal Savings 81 Loan, 224 Four Seasons, 240 Frank's Save-Way, 224 Franklin's, 221 Freeman's Flowers, 221 Furr's, 219 Gear Realtor, 242 Globe News Publishing Co., 234 Go-Burger, 224 Good Housekeeping Shop, 224 Grace Baptist Church, 220 Gunn Bros. Stamp Store, 233 Hank's Drive-ln, 239 Herring Hotel, 243 Hollywood, 225 Howard Johnson, 243 Hub Clothiers, 224 Jennie Foster Guitar Studio, 243 Jerry's Conoco, 225 Jerry's Pharmacy, 250 Jim's Auto Supply, 241 Klines, 243 Lakeside Auto Salvage, 225 Lester's Motor Supply, 228 Levi Strauss Co., 247 Li'l Jo's Drive-ln, 247 Mark Davis Carpet, 245 Mead's, 245 Millco Service Inc., 225 Montgomery Ward, 238 Morrow-Thomas, lnc,, 248 N. S. Griggs 81 Sons, 242 Northwest Texas School of Nursing, 2 Oriental Cleaners, 225 Palo Duro Studio, 227 Panhandle Laundry, 242 Penny's, 228 Phariss Dairy Queen, 228 Pioneer Natural Gas, 226 Pizza Hut, 237 Polk Street Methodist, 228 Ponca Wholesale Mercantile Co., 239 22 Potter-Randall County Medical Society, 2 Randall County Feed Yard, Inc., 229 Roller Rinks, 243 Russell Statio'nary Co., 228 Scivally's Food Store, 229 Security Federal, 250 SIC, 237 Southwestern Public Service, 240 State Chemical Company, 235 Store, The, 223 Sunset Center Merchants , 223 Taco Bell, 252 Tascosa National Bank, 235 Ted Lokey Tire Company, 229 Wagner's Jewelers, 229 West Texas Barber College, 253 White 81 Kirk, 239 Willborn Bros. Company, Inc., 242 Williams Cleaners, 247 Wolflin Village Inc., 244 Greoffs fjafk fDu1'o CSfu06o C . Cj0!6C'!'fZ5' Favorite and Mr. an Choir and Class Ott olor and Portrait Phot ography d Miss CHS suits CZIFJIC' C fenfez' 06178 fQ C773-A Queen Runners-Up s Ulf sand setting swat - 7199 ffG.S'fdl1I'dI2f Mr. and Mis C W, If GIZJ yirllf s HS Runners-Up setting , J . C arwn Jaffe: Senior Favorite R ' unners-Up setting anof fs. jforoffi Y-DQCAQ1 Junior Favorite R icer setting unners-Up setting mn anrf WAS. Cirfivzlfz 7?o6e1'!s Sophomore Favorite Runners-Up setting W: Z JOIIZGCA Freshman Favorite R anf Jamal .S unners-Up settin 9 ' , d A V xk 19 it A U I' or isa r Q fi H A S . . , , VL m'-- , ,',, r . . . 4 Q ' Nelda Roberts-Assista nt Editor Lovera Stuart and Deanna Carter-Favorites Section. Pat Dunn-Freshman Section. Not pictured-Rolene Herring. Patti Samuels and Debbie Rodg- ers-Academic Section. Brenda Linviile and Carol Huggins-Senior 1 . 1 4 5 f 5. Qi X 'W' M Pam Davis-Editor. i A ,if , fr i Section, Pam Davis and Patti Samuels-Organization Section. K 2 it iffbn----U .N MW Pat Dunn and Dan Barbarifo-Sports Section. Jon Crawford-Photographer. Sherry Love and Cheryl Womack-Juniors. Sh9ffY Redman 50Ph0m0 e 5eC'fi0n Lighter Side Of 'The Lc1Sagu M Ti mm 32 r 9 li 1 I ffm Index a .i K J, . fx ,N K 4, , i-fl, ,f,, .. ,, ,V 5, -.i w. e-N E 4 .. ,,.,..,,g,.... .. f,. ,. , lib.. 11 . 1 K A li, 53,5 A5 I ily. , n , vw LmSil'?Y.g,..Q x. x WWI, wa .. SM :Ma 9 A fi f Q ss , SW! w rs 1 ff? fi, 4 jg S- .Xx, Vai? A - gg u 1. NJ U - .5 4 V: ' as nwf - .,-U. ., 'Hx if an-rf'32 ' fifirfiv' ff' f Q 'f s 'S 1- ,E g . annex ' iv i 1 . , 1.5 Jo, I1-I.: -B- BALLIN, DAVID LEAL Baseball 3, 145, 110 BARCROFT, JAMES -AUSTIN I.C.T.1,145' BROWN, CHRISTINA LEA Y- 1: Y-Teens 2: Drama C Teens 17 Sfudenf Council 1: Historian .lj National French Club, Presidenf 17 Honor Society 'lj 'lj FYGHCQQ Football Sweetheart, Miss C.H.S. , Club 1:60, 148 Runner-up, 6, 120, 147, 131 A , lffl 11111 1 , f A 34 CHAVEZ, FREDDIE 2148 I 1 BROWN, JEWEL Y-Teens, E.'r.A. llaa ll' , 5 ' ,,,, g ,,, ,,,,,, , 1, Spanish Club 1, 4, 147, 225 CLARK, ROARY DIANE 148 BROWN, PAUL DAVID Math -CLEWIS, LINDA DEAN F.H.A.2g and Science ' ' 1 148 JADES Club 1, Spamsh Club HiYl 'I47 l7l V i E Club SocIe1y lp 147,63 I I' I I I JULIE Y 1, F.T.A. Council if 147, Q2 ff TON, ' I F.T.A. Senior Committee, Honor Society 1, Bageball, 9, 47, 1 5 1 11 1, F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 2, Longhorn of the Month, Miss C.H.S. runner-up FESSER, SHEILA JEAN F.T.A. 3, 55, 152 49, 63, 149, 154 Queen Candidate, Honor Society 1, Who's Who, 121, 131, 65, FLEMING, JESS EUGENE 1.A., CRAWFORD, Band 2, 256,13O,15O,139, 135 Vice-President 3, Key Club 3, Photographer 1, Wrestling 2, Football 3, Track 2, Hi-Y 1, 100, 149, 104,257 DEARMAN, GLENNA D.E. 1, Madrigals 1, Choir 1, QUeen'S 1, Teacher's Aide 2, French,Cl1ub1 1, Court 1, Senior Favorite Runner- cR1T1ENDEN, DONISIA LOUISE 52, 150 op, 7, 15, 42, 49, 91, 122, 132, choir 2, Student 1, l52 11 Girls Choir 2, Twenty 1, DE LA ciauz, RUTH X150 , ,,,,,,, , Cheerleader 1, Staff, b l AQHIPFOA GLENDA.Ci1oir, Vice- Sophomore Sect1on,11, Photogra- DE LA GARZA'iliAUL ,spgnish 1Pres1cf,ent4,Madr1gals 2,,3F.,T'.A. pher 1, Queen's Colftt 1, Junior Club Qi V.Q. 1. Football ig. 1, Student Counc1l 3, Recording Favorite Runner-up, 713,149 Senior Day C5 mfnee. fudgni- Secretary 1, Top Twenty 2, Council 1iWre,:lmg1-Q53 Longhorn of the Month, Queen CROSS, BRENDA F,H,A, 1 A 1 g of Caprock, Rep Club, ,President 3,149 ,EEL Pozo, ,MERCY Spanish Hffgf f9g'eTZ'9fl14lg114g3f1gg1 , f ilubi, 150 J ll I ,J ll W A I1 ' ' cizouci-1, DAVID17 National 1 1,1 , 1 1512 1 , 1 1-1 S 1 11 th a, 11 3 , ' 9 . f A Scigrcicfe ETSI? 116113,601,132,11111.,11'3'gE,i2f1i',iF1f,1Q,2Q'g,'g,ii',.T,L?,iF21 FLORES, 11111-111Y1111E11f11A,511111115111 i.i Si12114tll Wi11511321,115a1'Q, ,if ' W114186, 1311 226, 250 ' W? N152 11 1 'T 'N 1 1 , 'S 1 34, 75 11, , 1 ,f ,,,,, E1u1Y,,11YNEt1E111Spamgh Club 1 1 1 11 it l?'fAZfANDR' 11 150 1, ,,5111deh1, Council t2t,,1So.E.1,1-2 tttl l ,CEC11f1ALt,S1 Sn-, , , ' Pfoiideat 1111: Teac er'g Ai e 11: , YY 15111551111 DOBNNS1 JO NNY 195 B319 11311011 50C151Y,1: 534363, 1514 1 , ,, ' 11 ' .Q . ' 1 .1 4,O11ch. 13, Sta , Band11171Studenf111 11 1 y 4 1 , C,?Cl'1C'l lf Sen'Gr Qlfl Clpmmll' A CDuncil1114 Varna Clul? itill 41- Ke bl A 1 1 ,H0f19f 1519919111 21, 1 Club 11421 150 1 ctta A Y J , rrd 1 1:R1EZE,,1REX 11iw1N11 f 1 ,trtt 'F , Q A A f 1 A ,,President, Wrestirig 1 DO1JGAN, D.E. t.C.T. 1 1, D.E.t 15 RIGKEYTJGBNE E5a1Qa1113z,, 1 if ,,,Ma1i1h,52,1a1,152 ,1- 1Ke151CfUb,31t'?1O'1?f?SOC1e,'v 9 2? f P4i1R1C1A S9l5ho111o1o f , 2 1 cL6nQlgrngttl1e SSag? E ii L . - Wc, .,8, 31, 42,1 91, 5, ,6Q? 86,1 i, gr 5 ei 1 ,, por s, aan- J T Z 1.51, V, ,112 !1i10Q'118,? 98,1 11911 1,11,'1, 14112, Tiafifers 1155W?111'11 , 1 , 1 51515 1 ' 1 VVSS' - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ., 1 , , 1 Y 1 ,,11 111 ,1' 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 if ll' L - I I . . 1 1 11 Ke 'Z DARNELL, LYNDA1 EDJJWRDSJ 31 11.1-1.A. 2,1150 1 1 Football 21 AUTO c,,, 2 ,: lE1???1,ff'l 1 1 1 , 151 J 01319 9 1, 1 1 . , ,,, ,ccc ,,, FBVOTHS 11 ?,fQ,RT'Tll,fi,i,lii,Cfl,A,,i:,f?'o'?,a, EDWARDS, TERRIE 151 Honor P11o15Q1o15F1oi21 Society2,'21,,69,7O,71,150 42, 47, 63, 55, 110, 132, 138, i EScAN11LLA, 1, 135, 144, 153, 103 DAVIS, BRENDA SUE Y-Teens, Spanish ,,, 1 Activity Chairman, H171 Sfudeagp, ,,,, FULLER, NELDA RUTH F.H.A. 2, Council 1, Ori A 1 153 I,imes1'1, Feat0lreiEd1to'F 111 1,lTeac E3 ,S -1 1 1 er's1Aide-,3, 17, 67, 120, 150, 1 1 11 ' 1 ' 232, 252 3 1 A -G- DAv1S, 1v1A12S1HA ANN v.o.E. 1,E.1-1.A,2, 150 DAVIS, PAM Student Council 4, Annual Staff 2. Editor of La Saga -i:.. FARNER, BRENDA SUE Drama Club 1, Y-Teens 2, Pep Club 1, ,Spanish Club 1, Girls Choir 1, 45, 151 GARCIA, DAVID Football 1, Track1 GARCIA JR., GABRIEL D.E. 1, 153 153 226 U B lL V LY RAY ID EUGENE Council Top 20 Ig F.H.A. Presidenttiy C.H.E. 1, Teachers Aide 1g71,194, 233 3 Baseball 2 Nurses 1 Choir2 90 110 HARRIS PATRICIA DIANE Honor Society 1 154 HARRISON JUDY 154 HASKINS ROSA MAE Library Aide 1 Nurses Aide 1 Student Council 1 F H A 1 53 55 155 HEATH BOBBY Football 3 87 101 55 VERA JEAN DE 1 CT Counci HUGGINS, CAROL LYNN Editor of Senior Section of La Sagag F.T.A. 15 Y-Teens Ip Office Aide 1' Teachers Aide 4- Wrestling Sweetheart 235 156 221 121 INDVIK RANDOLPH LEE Senior Gift Committee 156 IVEY WILSON LEE VICA I- Wrestlingi 51 156 JACKSON DANNY Key Club 2 IA 1 Football1 Wrestling 15 Golf 3 Teachers Aide 2 Spanish Clu 1 31 42 112156 JACKSON MARK WESLEY Football 1 Baseball 2 Wrestling Key Club 3 41 100 48 156 Maxim DAI Wrestling Aide I1 1 100 156 JAMES MICHAEL JAY Band DE 257 Freshman of Editor of WELDON upp I Choir 15 Club 27 I 154 ,65 . 'li JOHNSON, TOMMY 157 JONES SHIRLEY MAY Choir Student Council I 5 I tial KIRBY, DOUG Golf 3, Hi-Y 2, I.A. 1, Office Aide 1, Most Valuable Golpher 1, 9, 54, 112, 157 KLEINSASSER, STEVEN Track 1, Football 2, Basketball 4, Student Council 1, Tumbleweed Times, Editor 1, Sports Editor 1, 67, 95, 98, 158 KRABBE, MARSHA ANN Tennis 1, F.T.A. 3, District IX Financial Secretary 1, Math and Science Club 3, National Honor Society 2, Presidenti AYC 1 Secretary 1 Longhorn of the Month Who s Wo 62 47 140 136 6 158 171 LACK SHARO en Council 2 eens 2 VOE L1 30 58a EBARTEL STEVE Track 3 ootballi 158 109 LANGFORD GARY lA Wrestlmg3 49 158 5 LEAKE, WESLEY GALE HIY 4, President 2, Golf 4, National Honor Society 2, 44, 112, 158 Saga 1, Counselorfs Aide 1, Teachers Aide 2, Honor Society 1, 9, 152, 63, 256 ff LOOKINGBlLL, DEBRA JEAN Student Council 2, Spanish Club 2, F.T.A. 1, F,H.tA. 1, Office Aide 2, Honor Society 1, 54, 159, 63 LOVE, RHONDA SUE Choir 3, F.T.A. 2, Student Council 2, Cheerleader 3, Fr. Class Secre- tary, Senior Committee, Girls Glee Club 3, Photogyg her 1, La Saga Staff 1 Lo of the Month 80 141 152 252 Al 4 159 166 MAGALLANES lGNAClO AN TONIO Football 1 Track 1 Wrestling 1 Choir 4 Basketball 1 9 RON NEY DALE Foot MINCHER, RlCKY ARLOE Base- ball 3, Football 1,110,160 MOCK, SONNY THURMAN 160, 42 M O N A H AN, ROSEMARY Y- Teens 1, F.T.A. 1, Student Council 1, French Club 2, Annual Staff 1,Teacher Aide 3, 160 MONK, JAMES Band 3, Stage Band 1, 75, 160 MOORE DANNY Football 1- T ck 1 HIY 2 Key Club 2 Student Council 1 Office Aide 1 Teachers Aide 1 Choir 1 7 18 1160 42 BARBARA LYNN 1 0 LOUISE F H A MOSS A N MULLINS 60 100 a VCA VCA19 DELIA MARIA Club 2, 159 MICHAEL RAY Tennis MUMY DAWN McCUlSTlON, DONNA it .Ig '112 - A N PEGGIE SUE FTA PISlfiE, DEAN E.H.A. 3, Y-16634 E 1, Drama CII, bl, Ide 1 2 2, V.O.E. 1, 52, 53, 162 1, Basketball i, Student 2 N, W ,gat 5Q,,1nEII1 IO 64 PRICE, JEAN iFi.H.PQQ2,1EE 1. , 5 N 162 g i , I ?. RESTINE, LARRY dempg ,,,' rchestra anagerl RIC CAROLYN Bang? RICHARDSON, li RIGDON, SAMMY Teachers Aid 41 250 ETHEL Aide 1, D Gift 248 I f4V,,,,,,,hkw,k V,,-Vk I, 'iiaxwf'IIw4fw6wf'12W wil -R- 'ISTANLEY Tennis' 'lp 2, I 1 , Student , ' Office Aid 'l, of Month-Nov., ociety, Photog- 1, 54,,g , 162, I64, 137, MARIA NIEVES .. 2, Spanish Club 1, 3,76,162 gh Gr 2, Sfudengfouncil 3, Pep,q 1, Treasu '1' ns 12' .7 , mg li Yji. , ,,,. ,,I,, il: i'l 1,166 ,,,I ,,, ,,,,6 , ,,, 1 ,,61 666E A I I, 51' il .,,, 1142 SIMS, Stage Band 1 2, 166 SMITH Drama Club 3, League 2, 1, 166, 63 SMITH, UPTON, RICKY DALE Honor Society 1, Wrestling 1, 30, 168, 63 JOHNNY I.C.T. 1, 3,169 VERDE, TONI F.H.A. Teach- Aide1 53 169 fi 1? V! 1, Honor Society 1, Longhorn of the Month 16, 42, 63, 44, 49, 55, 90, 208, 141, STARTZ, KARREN ELAINE Choir 2, Y-Teens 1, 167, 221 STEFANO, ,PHYLLlS 0.5. M1, ,treasurer 1, 6, 52 , ,167 S 6167 BRUCE Band 1, Wres- Tennis 3, Captain 1, Texas Junior Davis Cup Team, Longhorn of the Month, Queen's Court, Student Council 1, 42, 62,157, 168, 105, 106, 139 ..U.. UPCHURCH, JAMES ,FQotbaIl 1, Wrestling, 1, LA. 41, F.T.A. 1, ,j1.CgVT4 1,,p151,iT168 I ESJQQN,E,'swCI1ERYiANNE! ,,,, Siiltdenri ' ,HOPE QiCdiuncjI:,4,, F.H.A, '13, ,Y-teens 4, , ,5T'-Wlenfil CQUl?fll '32 Q12 Cifybi A Sentra: csrff ,LQnQ,l1,4mf?f,iWQIMQDWIQ Spanish gggdriwgmiiiteeg, Exchange, Egirqr of fCiI,u,9f,, 5?i, ,Quee,n'iS,fE0ur1, .N atioqal ,qmbleweed iiti Times, karhertsx ,HPUQ7'gj 5599191514 f5?'1'C'i SGW' fAide 'Drama,Clubi National ,CDfTYlIg1,fL?Q?m, M9ggz1f1ei Editor fsatwics League 1f4Q,eQ,41Q7, frf-Teens,WffsMQdtf'Q44'S 3G 'S V I ,if , k',' I S N I 1 ,, f A , ,,,, RVLLL , 1, ,I A , L - ,uh ,UW 'X ,?', J 55, fk Mt .. A L, 4 ,iii , 1 WHEELER, RUSSEL JAMES Foot- ball 2, Basketball 1, Track 2, V.l.C.A. 2, 170 WILLEMSEN, JUDITH F.T.A. 1, Senior Gift Committee, 170 WILLIAMS, JOE BOB Choir President 4, Industrial s Arts 3 Madrigals 1, Key Club 1, Footbal 1, Hi:Y 1, '69, 70, 170 I I WGLKEN, DAVID Hi-Y ,I, Golf 2, Spanish Club 2, IQA. 61, Teachers Aide 1, 44, 170, 112, A I wooovvmio, LARRY I Dizev Football 4, Track 4, BiBske'tball 1 Senior Favorite, 413,-82,t87, 90, A 123, is1, 22Q,g4,,1i70 ,,.i I fgyt ., Ym+.rr.21zr fr iv Mr if ff, 1, ff tv fl rv FI 1 ?1QIl1'Eegt1-Iv ff 1' :ff ff IT ff rv rr xr rr if ff rv rf H Acklin, Wayne-173 -A- Adams, Linda-173, 52 Aguilar, Gilbert-173 Aldridge, George-173, 42 Allen, Larryf173 Alstead, Margie-40, 173 Anderson, Sue-173 Austin, John-173 -B- Batchlear, Larry-173 Bagley, Bill-173, 42, 98 Bagley, John-173 Bailey, Vickie-173, 69, 61, 70, 71, 229 Bailey, Scott-173, 80 Baker, Bob-173, 50 Ballin, Delia-58, 173 Barbarito, Dan-173, 13 Barrera, Rudy-173, 100, 101, 104 Bates, Joanie-173, 71 Bean, Bill-173 Bell, Michael-173, 72 Bennett, Teresa-173 Berry, Linda-173 Bird, Eddie-173, 98 Blackerby, Alan-173 Blythe, Mary-173 Boggs, Gloria-173 Boggs, Ronnie-173 Bogue, Dale-173 Bohannon, Carla-173 Bolton, Barbara-173 Boswell, Pam-173, 56, 57 Braxton, Lynette-173 Brazil, Pam-173 Bridge, Barbara-174, 69, 62, 171 Brown, Alan-174, 40 Brown, Sharron-174, 40 Bryan, Mike-174 Bilderback, Brenda-40, 69, 71, 174 Bull, Becky-174 Burris, Barbara-43, 174 Burris, Wayne-100, 104, 174 Burrows, Danny-21, 174, 181, 183 -C- Carson, Scott-174 Carthel, Scott-174 Carver, David-52, 174 Castle, David-174 Cates, Sammy-101, 174 Castleberry, Tommy-174 Causey, J. D.-175, 183 Cervantez, James-175, 110 Chambless, Dennis-58, 91, 175 Chapman, Robert-175 Chavez, Margarito-175 Chavez, Raymond-175 Claiborne, Debbie-45, 175, 62, 106 Clarke, Marva-175 Clements, Don-175 juniors Cleveland, Jan-175, 62, 72 Cole, Kenneth-175, 98, 110 Compton, Louise-175 -H- Hare, virginia-177, 172, eo, 186, 124, Copeland, Laurice-175 Crawford, Debbie-175 Crawford, Mickey-176 Crow, Charles-176, 61, 60 Cruikshank, Gayle-176 Cruz, Alfred-176 -D- Dahle, Norman-41, 42, 176 Dale, Donna-176 Deerman, Carla-176 Decker, Beverly-172, 176, 132, 62 Deering, Carla-176 DeLaCruz, Sammy-176 DelliS, Richard-176 DelPozo, Aida-176 Dew, Doyle-176 -E- Edmiaston, Charles--176 Edwards, Linda-176 Elliot, Terry-55, 176, 62, 57 Elliott, Tom-41, 42, 176, 105 Evans, Chester-176, 72, 74 -F- Fennel, David-176 Fisher, Pat-176 Fleetwood, Terry-176 Floyd, Mary-58, 176 Fleming, Beverly-176, 72 Folsom Folsom Fowler, Bobby-69, 176 Diane-58, 80, 176, 186 Carolyn-176, 61, 57, 60 Francis, Terry-176 Fuller, Radonna-176, 62, 72 -G- Galvin, Delia-58, 176, 57 Garcia, Patsy-176 Garcia, Ramona-176, 58 Garcia, David-176 Garrison, Rhonda-176 Gauna, Vickie-176 George, Franklin-176, 110, iii Getman, Mike-177 Gilter, Gordon-42, 177 Gittings, Larry-44, 177, 56 Glenn, Karen-177 Gomez, Mary-177 Grant, Mike-177 Graves, John-52, 177 Gray, Arthur-177, 72, 57 Griffith, Gerald-177 Grimland, Beverly-177, 72 125 Hargrave, Chuck-177, 48, 185, 124 136 62, 105, 125 Harton, Frank-177 Hatch, Lela-177 Hatley, Jimmy-41, 177, 186, 62 Hatley, Ronnie-178 Havron, Donna-178 Hawk, Betty-178 Head, Lana-58, 178,72 Heath, Pam-178 Heath, Mike-51, 178 Henderson, Cathy-178 Henderson, Ginger-178 Herber, Buddy-47, 178, 132, 98 Hernandez, David-42, 178, 132, 98 Herring, Ricky-178 Hickman, Nelda-69, 70, 71, 178 Hilton, Gary-178 Holley, Madelin-178 Holman, Dan-49, 178 Holman, Sharon-178 Holloway, Allan-178, 72 Holloman, Cindy-178 Hurley, Brenda-54, 178 Hurtado, Genato-178 -J- James, Clyde-42, 178, 62 Jaramillo, Barbara-178 Jennings, Faye-178 Johnson, Cecilia-40, 178, 57 Johnson, Butch-101, 178 Jones, Ken-178, 110, 111 Jordon, Beverly-178, 27 -K- Kerr, Donna-40, 178 King, Sonny-178, 72 Koenig, Mike-179, 61, 60, 106, 107 Kunkle, Eddie-51, 179 -L.. Ladd, Max-51, 179 Lain, Vickie-179 Land, Mike-179 Lanford, Beth-48, 177, 179, 132, 62 Langebartel, Steve-179 LaRue, Bobby-179 Lathum, Becky-43, 48, 179, 56 Leake, Tommy-179 Lester, Cindy-179 Lewis, Karen-179 Lincoln, John-179 Littleiohn, Charlene-179 Looney, Elona-179 Love, 107 Sherry-172, 180, 179, 137, 105 Lunger, Sharon-180, 57 Luvahl, Dahl-180 -M- Mackey, Ann--180, 72 Magallanes, Martin-69, 100, 180 Main, Vickie-180 Malone, Sue--180 Manning, Jimmy-69, 180 Marcum, Gene-180, 110 Martin, Allan-180 Martin, Herschel-80, 180 Martinez, Francis-180 Martinez, Billy-180 Mathis, Charles-100, 180 Meadows, Rhonda-17, 58, 180, 72 Medlin, Paul-180, 72 Mendoza, Faustina-180 Mendoza, Hector-100, 180, 110 Metz, Miles, Miller, Miller, Miller, Karen-180 Larry-52,180 Larry-52, 180 Judy-40, 55, 180 Monte-42, 180 Mitchell, Steve-180, 105 Mitchum, James-180 Moore, Scott-180, 56 Morgan, Kerry-51, 186, 110, 111 Morris, Sharri-69, 70, 71, 180 Moss, Robert-180 Mulherin, Robbie-180 Munoz, Albaro-180 .-Nic- McClendon, Jackie-52, 180 McClisl1, Pam-180 McCloskey, Debbie-40, 180 McClue, Howard-69, 70, 180 McDonald, Mae Von-180 McDonald, Rusty-42, 180, 62, 112 McDuffie, Eddie-181 McGowan, Teresa-181 McGowan, Debbie-45, 181 McHugh, David-101, 181 Mclntire, Johna-40, 181, 62, 57 McKay, Rusty-181, 57, 112 McKinney, Larry-181 McWatters, Pam-40, 181 -N- Neusch, David--181 Newberry, Richard-181 -Q- Oberski, Vail-181, 50 O'Campo, Leo-181 Oldham, Leslie-182 Oldham, Darrel-182, 72 Oldham, Thomas-182, 46 Oliver, Paula-40, 182 Oliver, Debbie-40, 182 Osborne, Kenny-101, 182 Ortega, Ma-via-182 -p- Padilla, Eddie-182 Pantoia, Domingo--182 Patterson, Debbie-182, 72 Pennington, Sue-47, 182, 72 Perez, Ernie-182 Perez,Norma-182 Perry, Johnny-182 Perry, Joe-182 Phillips, Gail-182 Phillips, Billy-182 Pinion, Phyllis-179, 182, 67, 105, POrter, Merle-49, 100, 182, 110 Potter, Sharon-71, 182 Price, Janie-182, 60 Purl, Sam-182, 57, 72 -Q- Quintana, Mary-182 -R- Ramos, Joel--100, 182 Rangle, Eddie-101, 182 Ravera, Jimmy-182 Ray, Ancella-52, 182 Rebant, George-182 Redman, Sherry-182, 50 Reining, Eddie-182 Retera, Johnny-183 Rezendez, Vicky-183 Richards, Loleta-183, 62 Richards, Mike-51, 183 Riley, Berry-183 Ritchey, Wilma-183, 50 River, Adela-183 Rivers, James-183 Roberson, Hardy-183 Roberts, Wayne-48, 183 Roberson, Marilyn-183, 72 Rockwell, Linda-183, 61, 72 Rodgers, Karen-183 Rodriquez, Vickie-58, 183 Rust, Lynn-183, 50 Rusten, Rhonda-184, 72 -5- Salone, Eloy-164 Sartor, Pat-184 Salazar, Robert-184 Scarborough, Donna-69, 71, 184 Scavadra, Jovita-184 Sena, Judy-184 Servin, Selia-184 Simmons, Jimmy-184 Sizemore, Bonnie--184 Shugart, Randy-184, 112 Smith, Cynthia-184 Smith, Havron-184 Smith, Steve-184 Schmoyer, Connie--184 1 Snyder, Dolores-40, 184 Solis, Gloria-184 Solis, Margaret-58, 184 Sprinkle, Analee-184 Srader, Linda-184, 62, 56 Stone, Johnny-44, 184 Storrs, Ray-184 Stuart, Lovera-184 Sullivan, Cathy-184 -T- Tamn, Serena-177, 184, 74, 72 Tauber, Guy-184 Taylor, Steve-184 Thomas, Sherrie-48, 40, 69, 71, 184 62 Thompson, Lina-184, 62 Thompson, Stewart-184, 72 Thompson, Troy-184 Toler, Troney--184 Tomlinson, Kitty-184 Trimble, David-184 Turner, Ricky-17, 58, 172, 181, 61, 60 -U- Upchurch, Barbara-52, 185 Urenda, Robert-185 -V- Van Huss, Connie-52, 185 Vernon, Vickie-185, 66 Vigil, Paula--185 Vinson, Bill-52, 185 -W- Wade, Mary-185 Wallace, Eva-185 Watts, Frank-100, 185 Weemhoff, Sally-40, 185 Wells, Kathy-185 Welty, Dan-185, 72 Welklns, Linda-186 Westbrook, Carolyn-186 White, Clayton-101, 186 Whitley, Doris-186 Willard, Joyce-69, 71, 186 Williams, Karen--186 Wilson, Wanda-40, 55, 57, 186 Witt, Gary-69, 70, 186 Wolf, Gaylon-186 Wolfe, Pat-186 Womack, Cheryl-179, 186 Wooten, Peggy-40, 186, 60 -Y- Young, Pat-186 -Z- Zimmerman, Marilyn-186 -A- Abel, Ricky-189 Adams, Danny-189 Adams, Karen-189 Alonzo, Joe-189 Amon, Debbie-189 Anderson, Scott-189 Anderson, Catherine-189, Anderson, Janie-189, 33 Anderson, Kirt-189 Arebalo, Luis-189 Armer, Jewell-189 Arterburn, Barbara-189 Arthur, Paul-189 Atchley, Steve-189, 58 -B- Baer, DeNeice-189, 61 55 Bailey, Janice-189, 43, 47, 237 Bailey, Linda-189 Ballin, Micheal-189 Bass, Dale-189 Bates, Janie-189 Bearden, Terri-189, 72 Beck, Stephen-189 Belton, Freddie-189 Bendix, Mary Ann Bergstresser, Jeff-189, 18 Berryhill, Phil-189, 106 Best, Pati-189, 69, 70, 237 Bigham, Prissy-13, 189, 17, 58, 69, 188, 171 Bills, Carroll-189, 71 Bittlck, Joe-189 Blacklock, Marty-190, 194, 188, 111 Blevins, Debbie-190 Block, Dayna-190, 71 Boenisch, Ken-190 Boggs, Jerri-190 Bogue, Gary-190 Bohlander, Ronald-190 Bohannon, Larry-190 Boren, James-190 Borum, Allen-190 Bostick, Joe-190 Bower, Linda-190 Braddock, Barbara-190 Brake, Bruce-190, 201 Brents, Phyllis-190 Bristow, Paula-190 Brooks, Steve-190, 49, 11 Brown, Kenneth-190 Brown, Robert-190 Brownlee, Kay-190 Brayn, Lavanda-190, 58 ' - 6 1 Burchfield, Cindy 190, 9, 71 Burks, Jimmy-190 Burris, Mary-190 Burros, Coy--190 Burrows, Michael-190 Burton, Dennis-190, 72 -C- Cain, Greg-190, 44 Cannedy, Tom-190, 100, Cannon, Janet-190 103, 205 Sophomores Carathers, Patrick-191 Cargo, Ray--191 Caribardi, Cindy-191 Carter, Mark-191, 71 Cartwright, Jarl-191 Carver, Jerry-191, 49 Castillo, David-191 Castillo, Dolores-191 Castillo, Jimmy-191 Chambers, Leonard-191, 42 Chambless, Denice-191 Chaparro, Junior-191, 111 Chapman, Paula-191 Chavez, Geneva-191 Chavez, Virginia-191 Claiborne, Pam-191, 72 Cochran, Judy-191, 47 Coffman, l.eRoy-191, 69 Coffman, Randy-191 Coffman, Sammy-192 Cole, William-192 Combs, Bobbie-192 Combs, Carolyn-192 Combs, James-192 Cone, David-192 Cone, Diane-192 Coney, Ronnie-192 Cooper, Paul-192 Coulston, John-192 Cox, Susan-192, 72 Cox, Vickie-192, 58, 201 Craine, Ramona-192 Craine, Anita-192 Crittenden, Barbara-192, 58, 69, 71 Cross, Jerry-192 Crosslen, Lynn-192 Crownover, Joe-192, 42, 54 Cuellar, Linda-192 Cuellar, Stella-192 Curry, Chris-192 Cutrell, Judy-192, 58 Cyphers, Robert-192, 44, 58 -D- Dalman, Steve-192 Darnell, Johnny-192 Dart, Barbara-192, 72 Davis, Wyndetta-192, 71, 72 DeForest, Pat-192, 54, 57 Deleon, Minerva-192 DeLeon, Victor-192 Denham, Mike-193 Deputy, Randy-193 Deshong, Murphy-193, 49 Dial, Mary-193, 58 Diaz, Mary-193 Dobbins, Geneva-193 Dodson, Jimmy-193, 72 Dominquez, Yolanda-193 Dowlearn, Lynda-193, 205 Drake, Billy-193, 101 -E- Elder, Carol-193 Elliott, Gary-193 Escalante, Evangeline-193 Escobar, Francis-193 Escoto, Ruben-193 Eudey, Beverly-193 -F- Faiardo, Rose-193 Fielding, Susan-193, 69, 71 Findley, Richard-193 Finley, Billy-193, 58, 72 Fitzsimmons, Jimmy-193 Flax, Arlene-193, 55 Flores, Ines-193, 58 Floyd, Mitchell-194 Fontenot, Steve-194 Fowler, Marilyn-194, 54 Fox, Antony-194 Friday, Kathy-194, 58 Fuentes, Robert-194, 242 -G- Garcia, Delores-194 Garcia, Orlando-194, 58, 101 Guana, Virginia-194 Gideon, Nancy-194 Glass, Carla-194, 56, 106 Gonzales, Helen-194 Gonzales, Jimmy-194 Goznell, Nancy-194, 56, 57 Graham, Robert-194, 56 Grant, Larry-194 Gray, James-194 Griego, Rodney-194 Griffin, Karen-194, 54 -H- Halsey, Steven-194 Hampton, Debbie-195 Hare, Casey-195, 58, 71, 205 Harris, Carolyn-195, 71 Harrison, Odessa-195 Harrison, Robert-195 Hart, Jeannie-195 Hasey, Herman-195 Haskins, Hershel-195 Hatley, Renee-195 Hazelton, Robert-195 Hedger, Marilyn-195 Hendrick, Larry-195, 191 Hemphill, Dona-195 Henderson, Byron-195, 71 Henderson, Terry-195 Hendrick, Joe-195, 58, 69, 70 Henthorn, Mike-195, 106 Hernandez, Albert-195 Hernandez, Sic-195 Hernandez, Vickie-195 Herrera, Maria-195 Herring, Nina-195 Hill, Renee-195 Hiltbrunner, Gil-195, 44 Hinoios, Israel-195 Holdaway, Sharon-195 Holland, Greg-195 Horn, Freida-195, 17 Howard, Penny-195, 199, 106, 107 Howell, Kenneth-195 Howery, Roger-196 Spruell, Huff, Bill-196, 72 Hunley, Johnny-196 Hunter, Cheryl-196 Hurst, Jim-196, 98 Huskinson, Robert-196 -1- lngells, Steve-196, 111 lnman, Dana-196, 69 -J- Jackson, Bill-196 Janow, Randy-196 Jobe, Sandra-196 Johnson, Carl-196, 72 Johnson, Tony-196 Jolly, Terri-196 Jones, Benny-196, 49 Jones, Cindy-196 -K- Kalka, Ray-196, 55 Kay, Jimmy-197, 111 Keifer, Janis-197 Keil, Kathy-197 Kelley, Chuck-197 Kenedy, Debbie-197, 55 Kennedy, Kenneth-197 Kimball, Linda-197, 72 King, Brenda-197 Kinsey, Ronnie-197, 42, 71 Koumalats, Kathy-197 Kuhn, Carlene-197, 30 -L- Lacy, Jimmy-197, 56 Lain, Shirley-197 Lancaster, Gary-197, 72 Lancaster, Linda-197 Lane, Rhonda-197 Lawson, Andre-197 Lax, Pat-197 Lax, Thelma-197 Ledbetter, Debbie-197 Lee, Linda-197 Levario, Jane-197 Lewis, Leonard-197 Lightfoot, Jack-197 Lindsey, Linda-197, 55 Linne-man, Michael-197 Littlefield, Regena-197, 58, 71, 203 Logan, Jana Beth-197 Lomeli, Victor-197 Longley, Nick-197, 72 Looney, Ramona-198 Lopez, Sylvia-198 Lowary, Terri-198, 610, 205 Lucero, Jeannie-198 Luman, Ricky-198 Luvaul, Debra-198 -AAC... McCloskey, Lois-198 McClure, Kerry-198, 72 McClure, Shelia-198 McCord, Dale-198 McDuff, Betty-198, 71 McGee, John-198 McKown, Steve-198 McLaughlin , Debbie-198 Mclemore, Phyllis-198 McMinn, Laurie-198, 47, 71, 72 McMurray, Roxanne-198 -M- Magallanes, Laura-198,85 Maness, Rosemary-198, 40, 43 Marez, Linda-198 Marez, Sally-198 Martin, Dean-198 Martinez, Johnny-198, 58 Martinez, Kathleen-198, 40 Martinez, Linda-198, 72 Mason, Danny-198 Massengale, Doug-198 Mata, Pat-198 Megee, James-198 Mendosa, Armando-198, 100 Mercer, Lynetta-199 Mercer, Ralph-199, 58 Merrill, David-199, 42, 98 Miller, Kelly-199 Miller, Kris-199, 49 Mills, Craig-199 Mitchell, Kevin-199 Mock, Boe-199, 126, 98, 127 Montgomery, Diane-199 Moore, Jackie-199, 57 Morain, Mike-199 Morain, Ronald-199 Morales, Alex-200, 49, 100, 102, 104 Morgenstern, Marvin-200 Morrain, Ronald-200 Morris, Danny-200, 70, 71 Morris, Pat-200 Mosier, Joe-200 Mumy, Cheryl-200 Munoz, Manuel-200 Murphy, Eloise-200 Murphy, Wayne-200 -N- Neusch, Sandy-200, 58 Nirschl, Shirlene-200 -Q- O'Campo, Jane-200 Ochoa, Roy-200 Oldam, Jackie-200 Orcutt, .lim-200 Orcutt, Judy-200, 72 Ornelas, Frank-200, 71 Ortega, Gloria-200 Owens, Marsha-200, 196, 74, 72 ..p- Pair, David-200 Pamplin, Robert-200, 111 Park, Melva-200 Passmore, Douglass-200 Pennington, Kenneth-200 Pendleton, Randy-200 Perez, Alex-200, 41, 55 Perez, Elva-200, 71 Pettit, Mark-200 Pigg, Debbie-200, 71 Pineda, Manuel-201, 101 Plant, Johnny-201 Putman, Debbie-201, 72 -R- Raef, Kenneth-201, 98 Ramos, Angel-201 Ramos, Mary-201 Read, Rita-201, 47 Rebant, Kenneth-201, 42 Rentenia, Margie-201 Reynoso, Velma-201 Rezendes, Donna-201 Rice, John-201, 112 Roberts, Linda-201, 58 Roberts, Vickie-201, 71 Roclners, Charlie-201, 72 Rodiquez, Beatrice-201 Rodiquez, Raymond-201 Romero, George-201 Russell, Debbie-201, 71 Russell, Edna-201, 72 Russell, Roger-201, 42, 49 Russell, Sandra-202 Russell, Steve-202 -5- Salazar, Danny-202, 101, 205 Salazar, John-202, 58, 100 Samuels, Nancy-202, 56 Saunders, David-202 Schmidt, Cindy-202, 71, 203, 126 127 Schneider, David-202 Scott, James-202 Sena, Mary-202 Setser, Frankie-202 Shields, Ja ckie-202 Short, Karen-202 Shuck, Brenda-202, 69, 71 Shull, Frank-202, 106, 107 Sifuentez, Biolanda-101 Simpson, Jerry-202, 112 Sirmons, Linda-202 Smith, Karen-202, 188 Smith, Linda-202 Smith, Steve-202 Snider, Pam-202 Snipps, Gale-202 Solis, Junior-202, 106, 107 Soloman, Nancy-202, 199, 61 Ga len-202 Stadler, Mike-202, 98 Stafford, Karen-202 Stallings, Shelley-202 Standifer, Kathy-202 Stanfield, Patricia--13, 203 Stewart, Paul-203 Stone, Ricky-203, 49 Stone, Steve-203, 49, 54, 98 Strecker, Greg-203 Stout, Cynthia-203, 60 Stroud, Charles-203 Sustaita, Eddie-203 -T- Tankersley, Ann-203 1, Teague, Tresa-203, 45, 55 Tedford, Larry-203, 101 Tenorio, Max-203, 112 Terry, Joe-203 Thruston, Carol-203 Tillman, Patricia-203 Tomlinson, Mike-203 Tow, Rebecca-203 Trevino, Janie-203 Trimble, David-203 -U- Upchurch, Keith-203, 42, 111 Upton, Brad-203 Urenda, Rosemary-203 -V- Vaughn, John-203 Freshmen -A- Adams, Ricky-207 Alexander, Robert-207 Allen, Brenda-207 Allen, David-207, 4 Allen, Gregory-207 Allwein, Linda-207 Anderson, Steve-207, 72 Andrews, Chip-207 Atterberry, Donald-207, 211 -B- Banda, Barnie-207 Barrera, Carolun-207 Boss, Ronnie-207, 212 Bates, Donna-207 Bellamy, Roger-207 Bergstresser, Paulette-207 Berry, Jim-207 Betacourt, Manuel-207 Bevers, Donna-207 Blevins, Mike-207 Bostic, Ricky-207 Brogden, Jerry-207 Brogden, .lim-207 Brown, Daniel-207 Brownlee, Deborah-207 Burgess, Clois-207 Byrne, Lois-207 MC- Cagle, David-207 Campbell, Janice-207, 47 Carpenter, Richard-207 Cave, Alan-207 Chavez, Eddie-208 Chism, Karen-208 Collingnon, Connie-208 Veale, MickeyL2O3 Veazey, Sandra-203, 58 VeIasquez,Joe-203, 71 Vigil, Carmela-204, 58 Vinson, Gail-204 -W- Walker, Bruce-204 Walker, Nina-204 Walker, Robert-204 waikup, cindy-204, 54 Walkup, Charles-204, 72 Walters, Debbie-204, 2 Wands, Sam-204, 69, 70, Watley, Carol-204 Weaver, Nancy-204, 71 Wheeler, Alan-204 Wheeler, Gary-204 Wheeler, Lina-204, 47 Collins, Mike-208 Coulson, Kenneth-208 61, 60 98 Cowper, Chris-208, 47, 71 Cox, Jimmy-208, 72 Crawford, Billy-208 Crawford, Jerry-208 Crawford, Steve-208, 71 -D- Davis, James-208 Davis, Mike-208 Davis, Paula-208 Dendy, Jerry-208 Denny, David-208 Deshong, Jackie-209 Dixon, Danny-209 Dominquez, Larry-209 Dopheid, Elizabeth-209 Dunn, Dean-209 -5- Edwards, Debbie-209 Edwards, Tommie-209 Elliott, Barbara-209 Elliott, Barbara-209 Elliott, Sue-209 Escoto, Lorenzo-209 Espita, Ofelia-209 Essary, Regina-209 Estrada, Jimmy-209 Eudy, Dennis-209, 49 -F- Fa rner, Ricky-209 Flanagan, La rry-209 Wheeler, Rodger-204 White, Debbie-204 Wiegand, Jimmy-204 Wilkes, Melody-204 Williams, Janie-204, 193 Williams, Jimmy-204, 41, 4 Williams, Joe-204 Wilson, Randy--204, 5, 100 Wolf, Kathy-204, 33, 56 Womack, Charles-204 4Woods, Susan-204, 106 Woolsey, Terra-204, 40, 58 Wright, Jackie-204 Wright, Robert-204 Wyrick, Pam-204, 72 -Z- Zimmerman, Joanne-204, 72 Fletcher, Larry-209 Flippio, Cecilia-209, 72, 56 Florez, Carlos-209 Flores, Roy-209 Flovin, Becky-209 Floyd, David-209 Fluty, Elaine-209, 215, 39 Foster, Denise-209, 71 Fowler, Donny-209 Francis, Ronald-209 Francis, Donald-209 Frausto, Toni-209 Fulkerson, Kathy-209, 47 -G- Garcia, Bruno-209 Garcia, Leonard-209 Garcia, Mike-209 Garcia, Ramona-209 Garner, Donna-209 Garrison, Candice-209 Gauna, Max-210 Gibbs, Chris-210 Gibbs, Mona-210, 39 Gonzales, Ricky-210 Gonzales, Phyllis-210, 72 Gonzales, Tony-210 Gosnell, Blake-210, 56 Griffith, John-210 Guillen, Frank-210 -H- Hardy, Tina-210 Harmon, Sandra-210,56 Harrington, Paula-210 Harris, Billy-210, 101 Harrison, Greg-210, 212 Harrison, Lonnie-210 Havron, Billy-210 Hawkins, Burl-210 Hawkins, Roy-210 Heath, Gene-210 Henderson, Davon-210, 71 Henderson, Debra-210, 71 Heredia, Mike-210 Hernandez, Harold-210 Hernandez, Martha-210 Herrera,Esther-210 Hickenbottom, Ray-210 Holeman, Angela-210, 72 Honeycutt, Paulette-210, 39 Howeth, Sharon-210 Huff, Mike-210, 72 Huggins, Janey-211 lreson, Deby-211 -J- Jennings, Ricky-211 Jester, Gale-211 Johnson, Jane-211, 56 Jones, Becky-211 Jones, Herb-211 -K- Keeton, Janice-211, 55, 72 Kinsey, Kenneth-211 Kimball, Clifford-211 Kirby, Dan-211, 54, 128, 129 Kunkel, Jane-211 Kuykendall, Billy-211 -L- Lack, Linda-211, 71 Land, Shelley-211 Lapar, Linda-211 Leake, Lavita-211, 56, 72 Leal, Julian-211 Ledbetter, Mike-211, 112 Lee, Gary-211 Lemmon, Zelda-211 Lewis, Mike-211, 112 Long, Rhonda-211 Lookingbill, David-212, 72 Lozano, Mike-212, 54, 133 ...MC.. MCCain, Linda--212, 71 McCormick, Michele-212 McDonald, David-212 McGee, Cynthia-212, 69, 70, 71 McMurray, Melinda-212 McNelis, George-212 -M- Macieiewski, Barbara-212 Madden, LaQuita-212 Madsen, Stuart-212 Mateiko, Andy--212 Mateiko, Loretta-212 Mendoza, Lydia-212 Merrill, Darlene-212, 56, 72 Miles, Sue-212 Miner, Debbie-212 Miller, Donna-212 Miller, Rodney--212, 208 Mitchell, Eddie-212 Moore, David-213 Morales, Wilfred-213 Mumy, Donald-213 -N- Neal, Rodney-213 -Q.. Oberg, .Julia-213, 72 O'Brien, Tommy-213 Orosco, Oscar-213 Owens, Don-213 -p- Palmentera, Mike-213 Pantoia, Albert-213 Pantoia, Betty-213 Paredes, Joe-213 Parker, Debra-213 Patterson, Carolyn-213, 72 Perry, Ronny-213, 72 Peters, Diane-213 Pinion, Patti-213, 156 Pond, Jim-213 Preciado, Linda-213 Pyeatt, Jackie-213, 128, 129 -Q- Quintana, Joan-213 Quintero, Willie-213 -R- Ramerez, Ricky-213 Ramos, Julia-213 Ratheal, Mary-213 Reed, Soncy-213, 71 Reeves, Mike-213, 113 Restine, Susan-213, 39, 133 Rice, Frank-213 Richard, Diana-213, 39, 54 Riley, Gary-213, 113 Robason, Freda-213, 54 Roberson, Deborah-213 Roberts, Beverly-213 Roberts, Mike-213 Roberts, Naomi-214 Rodriquez, Jessie-214 Rogers, Loretta-214 Romonero, Johnny-214 Russell, Cammille-214 Russell, Darla-214 Russell, James-214 Rust, Richard-214 -5- Sartor, Joy-214 Setser, Pat-214, 71 Schultz, David-214 Scroggins, Lynn-214 Scott, James-214 Scott, Sherrie-214 Shelton, Belva-214 Sermans, Sherman-214 Simpkins, Celeste-214 Singleton, Linda-214, 72 Smart, Sherry-214 Smith, Jackie-214 Smith, Spencer-214 Solona, Sandy-214 Solis, David-214 Stone, Bill-214, 72 Stone, Linda-214 Storrs, David-214 Stout, Russell-214, 133 Sustaita, Becky-214 -T- Taylor, Chuck-214 Tenorio, Ric-214, 49, 112 Testerman, Rodney-214 Thorn, Carol-214, 205 Thrasher, Deborah-214 Timberlake, Pam-214, 71 Tobias, Tommy-215 Toler, Venita-215, 55, 71 -U.. Underwood, Debbie-215 -V- Vaughn, Kristen-215 Velasquez, David-215 -W- Walker, Cheryl-215 Webb, Kathy-215 Wester, Leon-215 Wheeler, Betty-215, 71 white, Billy-215, 113 Williams, Paula-215 Willingham, Mike-215 Wiswell, Russell-215 Wright, Deborah-215 Womack, Trisha-215, 39, 133 Wooten, Doug-215, 112 gg ,. ,1 V ' f, , . , . ,,,,.,... Through this school year 1968-69, many memories have formed which will never be forgotten. The year book staff has made an attempt in capturing a few of these moments. Many hours have been spent as well as the effort put into it, in trying to make this the best La Saga yet. Although, without the guidance, pa- tience, and understanding of this year's editors and sponsor, this could not have been accomplished. We, the staff would like to express our thanks and appreci- ation by dedicating the closing pages to Pam Davis, editor, Nelda Roberts, assistant editor, and Mr. Garmon, sponsor. The Staff. emu ' lazammaj we 02253 iii? W 272