Carter Riverside High School - Eagle Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

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Camry Me sama «08 aie eee eee oe LZ TMERE S ATO OLUTION 1.42 ad, os ey tele Pecan wala aa 30 Mime MecpssOnollO ping ay mechs en aie esse ane 54 LETTER e peerarennen Minna. vo Ticta cues. ey ee aimee 102 IntOm NG -EUIULG riers ree teat © cc dncws cise oee 6 caieeeete. 124 Through The Revolution. . 22... 2. .s sr.5nee aes 152 BUGh here ts See irs tee errs See hs 186 DEMIOMNNIS Xm eee et ee Re ee oer ie heen ci 188 ba : : : 4 : . z We, like the eagles, were born to be free. Yet we are obliged, in order to live at all, to make a cage of laws for ourselves and to stand on the perch. We are born as wasteful and unremorseful as tigers; we are obliged to be thrifty, or starve, or freeze. We are born to wander, and cursed to stay and dig. — William Bolitho — ai 24% + 5 SS eee - = Es ae ie ee ee ee Rabin§ To bear up under loss — to fight the bitter- ness of defeat and the weakness of grief — to be victor over anger — to smile when tears are close — to resist evil men and base instincts — to hate hate and love love — to go on when it would seem good to die — to seek ever after the glory and the dream — to look up with unquenchable faith in something ever more about to be — that is what any man can do, and so be great. — Zane Grey pir ht ne aD ae Te ME NE EOE Te ET ha SA SN eR BCAA A A RACES RAAB DR A ll itn ssf di tch mie a lla haf a 16 ABOVE: Stepping High. TOP RIGHT: Contemplating victory. CENTER: Hollywood. CENTER RIGHT: Okay, Okay? RIGHT: ‘‘We know we're gorgeous.’ i a i i aa a i i a iS tt Na i a Net tM a a ae ts Sn LRN ts Rs ct a Na i ate A Pil wt ABOVE TOP: Homecoming Queen Nomi- nees. ABOVE: Homecoming Queen; Caroline Flores. FAR LEFT: ‘‘I think I’m gonna jump . LEFT: ‘‘What did you say?”’ RIGHT: ‘‘You don't say.” BELOW LEFT: ‘‘Hey! Wait for me.”’ BELOW RIGHT: ‘‘We're gonna show them!” BOTTOM: ‘‘Shake Your Bootie.”’ TOP LEFT: Talented Twirlers. ABOVE: A moment to remember. CENTER: Aw Shucks, Santa! LEFT: Carmen, is that anger in your eyes? 20 TOP LEFT: The brass played on. TOP RIGHT: Terri takes a moment for silence. CENTER: The twirlers can sing too? RIGHT: Chorus men show their spirit. PLEASANT TIMES i i at a a a a a i i Nl lc i ie le i vag neem a Di ts TOP LEFT: Christmas brings the joy of sing- ing. TOP RIGHT: Chorus sang a medley of songs. CENTER: Delaine and Julie sang a medley of songs. LEFT: Gossip, Gossip, Gossip. Ta ee en eT ee ABOVE: Smoke arises! TOP RIGHT: Look which way? CENTER: Toot that trombone! RIGHT: A serious side of the Drill Team. SPIRIT SHINES ON TOP LEFT: Mr. Sims’ Chemistry class hard at work. TOP RIGHT: Mischief Maker. LEFT: What did you say? ABOVE: Just a little gossip session. TOP: Kick those legs up. CENTER: Smile: you’re on candid camera. CENTER RIGHT: Look at those legs! RIGHT: Stepping high. TOP LEFT: Really??? ABOVE: Napoleon’s, a part of the past. CENTER: Joe Daniels lends a helping hand. LEFT: Ken, we know you idolize Mr. Spock. VALENTINE’S DAY: THE ROYAL COURT TOP: Valentine King and Queen: Robert Shaw and Marion Coleman. ABOVE: Class Princesses. 26 el A a tel sin m a y ee ee LN RT cs TOP LEFT: Freshman Princess Kristi Weaver. TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Princess Beverly Piercy. CENTER: Junior Princess Tressa Lassiter. LEFT: Senior Princess Rosie Locke. BAND QUEEN TOP: Band Queen Nominees. ABOVE: Carla Christnight. CENTER: Pam Davis. CENTER RIGHT: Jill Morrison. RIGHT: Carol Porter. 28 TOP LEFT: Terri Brown crowned Band Queen. TOP CENTER: Tressa stayed calm during the presentation. TOP RIGHT: Julie Baugh giving the evil eye?? LEFT: Caryl Baily and Gary Lytle were voted one of the outstanding senior cou- ples. 30 THERE'S A SOLUTION FUN FOR THE FACULTY Mr. Lemmons was TANGY teaching American History. Mrs. Wallace GOVERNED business classes well. Mr. Watson NARRATED Industrial Arts interestingly. Mrs. Taylor was DRAMATIC at her job. Mr. Seely never got SLEEPY. Mr. Roach EXTERMINATED confusion in the Counseling Office. Mr. Hoffman was the best man in any HOFF. Mr. Bass FISHED for Carter’s future. Mr. Calder SCULPTERED a model Student Council. Mr. Matchette was no MATCH with photographers. Mrs. Lambert sang JUNE and moon. Mr. Hart's intellectual fare was hardly DOG FOOD. Mrs. Cain seldom RAISED IT. Mrs. Withers never SHRANK from duty. Mr. Maclin kept us CRACKLIN’. Mr. Kitchens COOKED up some winners. Mr. Leach should not be kept on a LEASH. Mr. Shaw made us HAW HAW HAW. Mr. Clowers didn't come from the BOWERS. Mr. Falkenbury never even met Peter FALK. Mrs. Dorsey was never HORSEY. Mr. Sims never lost his RIMS. Mr. Morgan didn’t marry a GORGON. Mrs. Smith ATTENDED us. Mrs. Jackson has no son named JACK. Mrs. Campbell needs a CAMP BELL for her Library. Mrs. Dugas DUG US. Mrs. Roden RODE IN fancy. Miss Hays never let HAZE settle around-her. Mrs. Reynolds WRAPPED us up. Mrs. Corbett was the Resource Room's good BET. Mrs. Lowe we never thought LOW. Mrs. Yoss was a good HOSS. Mrs. Collet COLLECTED our praise. Mrs. Beck we'd never PECK. Miss Lesok was tops on our DOCK. Mrs. Brunkenhoefer was Queen BEE of VOE. Mrs. June Hager, we could never HATE HER. Mr. Jesse B. Hall could shoot a mean BALL. Mrs. Joyce McCown was never out PLOWIN’. Mr. Gene Mahurin was most ASSURIN’. Mrs. Doris Evans was sent from the HEAVENS. Mrs. Evelyn Boyd never TOYED around. Mrs. Helen Alread, we've ALL READ, was all right. Mr. Warren M. Berry for us would never TARRY. Mr. James L. Collins was priceless from LINZ. Mrs. Charleen Cox was a lady for whom we'd BOX. Mrs. Sandra Glazer had a program that SLAYS HER. Mr. James L. Norman kept classes from SNORIN'’. Mrs. Sue Turner always taught on best BURNER. Mrs. Maurine Murphy was our NURSEY. Mrs. Johnnie Jones would never give Donnie DOANS. 32 ADMINISTRATING THE ROOST LEFT: The Big Three. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Jack Bass — principal. CENTER: Mrs. Doris Evans — vice-princi- pal. BELOW: Mr. George Morgan — vice-prin- cipal. BOTTOM: Mr. Bass kept in close touch with students. Kix 34 REE PAR FEE,” RIGHT: Mrs. Iris Campbell — Librarian. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Charleen Cox — Sec- retary. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Helen Alread — Secretary-Registrar. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Betty Jackson — Data Processing Clerk. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Bobby Smith — Attendance Clerk. a nat ri aan TOP LEFT: Mr. Charles Hoffman — Coun- selor. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Johnnie Jones — Nurse assistant. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. David Roach — Coun- selor. ABOVE: Mrs. Hattie Jones — Vocational Counselor. CARTER RIVER GS BSE BOS RS FEBRUARY DE HIGH SCHOOL Ee RK, ae COMMUNICANTS FOR THINGS COMMUNICABLE TOP LEFT: Mrs. June Hager — English, KEAG Sponsor. TOP RIGHT: Coach Bill Calder — English, Student Council Sponsor. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Dorsey always had something new to show her classes. BELOW: Mrs. Sue Turner — English. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Joyce McCown — English, FTA Sponsor. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Marian — English. TOP: Mr. Randall Seely — English, Jour- nalism, EAGLE RECORD and YUCCA YARNS Sponsor. FAR LEFT: Mrs. Dorothy Taylor — English, Drill Team Sponsor. LEFT: Mr. Arthur Matchette — English, Annual Sponsor, NHS Sponsor, Communi- cations Committee Chairman. BOTTOM LEFT: Finally an ‘‘A’’ paper. BELOW: Mr. Matchette always had well fed classes. 38 TOP: Mr. Norman was ready for a long discussion. CENTER: Coach Mahurin exemplifies the dignity of the Social Studies department. RIGHT: Coach Mike Leach — History. FAR RIGHT: Coach Gene Mahurin — His- tory. HISTORY WITHOUT MYSTERY TOP: Mr. Lemmons’ classes were interest- ing and realistic. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Tom Lemmons — His- tory. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. James Norman — History, Government. LEFT: Only his hair dresser knows for sure. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Christina Withers — Sci- ence. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Grover Sims — Science. CENTER: Coach Kitchens decided to take it easy for a while. BOTTOM RIGHT: Coach Shaw was grasp- ing for words. BELOW: Coach Roland Maclin — Science. e a , rs z TOP: Mr. Sims shelled too many pecans in the sink. FAR LEFT: ‘‘My classes are such a delight.” CENTER RIGHT: Coach Eddie Kitchens — Science. LEFT: Coach Robert Shaw — Science. 4) TOP: Mr. Hart was ready for anything. RIGHT: Mrs. Evelyn Boyd — Math. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Robert Falkenbury — Math, Student Advisory Committee Spon- sor. BELOW: Mr. Lawrence Hart — Math. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Clowers was always willing to assist students. FAR LEFT: Mrs. Lena Cain — Math. LEFT: Mr. Harold Clowers — Math. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Cain — Our bouquet you're o.k. BELOW: Mr. Falkenbury and his magic machine. 44 ABOVE: Mrs. Terry Collet — VOE. TOP RIGHT: ‘'I'll learn to type yet.’ CENTER: sdrawkcab. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Carole Dugas — Typ- ing, Bookkeeping. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Dawn Brunkenhoe- fer — V.O.E. MINDING THEIR BUSINESS — b TOP LEFT: Teaching DE gives you a happy face. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Mary Wallace — Typ- ing, Shorthand, General Business. CENTER: Mrs. Merle Roden — Distributive Education. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Warren Berry — ICT. LEFT: Mrs. Dugas demonstrates individual- ized instruction. MUSICALLY ARTFUL RIGHT: Mr. Charles Hoffman — Band. FAR RIGHT: Mrs. June Hager — Radio- communications. BELOW: Mrs. June Lambert — Chorus. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Dorothy Taylor — Drama. BOTTOM: Mrs. Patti Beck — Art, Cheer- leader Sponsor. ae ee eee none ee EE ee pees TOP: Our SOUL lady. LEFT: ‘‘Ricky, quit taking my picture.” BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Lambert took time to smile for the birdie. PEOPLE POURING POTPOURRI LEFT: Mrs. June Hager — Spanish. BELOW: All’s quiet on the reading front. BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Ann Lesok — Read- ing. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Arthur Matchette — Latin. Re 48 Se SSS TOP LEFT: Mrs. Judy Lowe — Homemak- ing. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Patricia Yoss — Homemaking. ABOVE: The backbone of homemaking. SRA RESOURCEFULLY INDUSTRIAL TOP LEFT: Mrs. Sandra Glaser — Plan A. RIGHT: Mr. Don Watson — Industrial Arts. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. James Collins — Industrial Arts. BELOW: Mrs. Mary Jo Corbett — Plan A; Talon Sponsor. PHYSICALLY HEALTHY TOP LEFT: Coach Eddie Kitchens — P.E. LEFT: Coach Jess Hall — P.E.; Health. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Bertha Reynolds — P.E.; Health. BELOW: Miss Margaret Hays — P.E. Sow ton te eee Fey oa eT ee ee ee ee ae - = Pe PME PTO ea tery r 7 a es ee , 2 ae a eae TIME KEEPS ON SLIPPIN’ ee 1977 SENIORS’ NOSTALGIA TEST s: Don't try to take this test now. Of course you can answer them now. Can't we all? But save the fun. Just try answering ten years Directions f ow at our Class Reunion! rom n Multiple-Choice Memories 1. We Seniors went to the Hollywood Theatre to see (a) Carrie (b)BingoLlong (c) Burnt Offerings —____.2. Senior Varsity men did not go to (a) Pizzalnn (b) BurgerKing (c) the Bonfire —_—_3. Caryl Bailey and Madeline Morris should be closely associated with (a) The Riverside (b) The DesertLounge (c) tireless devotion to football game hall decorations 4. Our class motto for our four years was (a) “We're going to boogie on to heaven. ’ (b) “Let's boogie.”” (c) “Let's do it again.” —_—. 5. The percentage of Seniors who had part-time jobs was about (a)75 (b)10 (c)25 6. Our Senior teacher with the bionic hearing was (a) Mr. Sims (b) Mrs. Taylor (c) Mr. Norman 7. Which teacher would say ““My turn” when he was trying to have complete quiet in the classroom? (a) Mr. Seeley (b) Mr. Matchette (c) Mr. Norman ——— 8. Which of our Hollywood types wore pants so tight that they fell asleep in class from cut off blood circulation? (a) James Dortch (b) Ricky McGuffin (c) both of these —— 9. Which of our illustrious men had a part-time job for which he coined the inappropriate sales pitch, “You plug ‘em, we plant ’em’’? (a) Mike Waugh for Greenwood (b) Jean Ware for Monning’s (c) Gary Lytle for Dillard's ———!0. Which Varsity Footballer began the season in a leg cast? (a) Kevin Rust (b) Kevin Keith (c) Joe Dearing —— 11. If you had Mr. Seely for Senior English, you had plenty of {a) grammar (b)EltonJohn (c) workless weeks —___.1 2. Our Bonfire head honcho was (a) John Travolta (b) Vinnie Barbarino (c) Tommy Littrell —— |! 3. The unfortunate record player experience at Handley Field will be best remembered by (a) The Drill Team (b)The Band (c) The Cheerleaders ——!4. A major frustration was {a) locked restrooms (b)rampantroaches (c) both of these ——— 15. Typically, Homecoming corsage mums cost (a) $5.00 (b)$10.00 (c)$18.00 —— 16. When the Star-Telegram released its District Football honors, whom did we find on the roster? (a) Mike Waugh (b) Terry White (c) both of these ——17. In case of fire, one would be most endangered in (a) the attendance office (b) the nurse’s office (c) room 103, the general store (room) —— 18. Which class set of books kept disappearing, only to disrupt its being taught by the zealous teacher-owner Mr. Matchette? (a) Macbeth (b) Centennial (c) The Joy of Cooking —— 19. Which college was in fashion for our class? (a) T.C.J.C. (b)Rice (c) Tulane —— 20. Who was small in size, but big in spirit? (a) Senior Class of 1977 (b) Mr. Morgan (c) Joe Dearing Teresa Adley Betty Brown on Ne a 'fe a Be Mae, te lap ee a i gig 4 James Burton het ae Terri Brown 57 Tom Bush Marvin Cagle eM ily Genny Castellon Sherry Causey y —_. ' ot .. mall s 4 il Lorenzo Chavez Carla Christnight It must be lunch time, Laurie Clifton Cayce Cochran Terry Colburn Sergio Cole 58 Dorrian Cox Shea Cox Randall Cross Joe Daniels Spencer Davis Alta Dean Joe Dearing Jerald Dickerson Earnest Ditto © Lisa Everman 59 | } | 60 Patrica Fest Velma Flores Pamela Forester Ken Fennell Julie Ferrell ‘What you see is what you get.’ Carl Giles Dawn Gill Caroline Flores Mark Gachter ttn, lt alll, Cindy Gray Mariann Hall Lori Hames | a Renee Hamilton Deborah Harman Sandra Hecke Rick Hernandez Franklin Hingle a Donna Holloway : “ —— Lynn Howard Donna Howell Ronald Huddleston WHAT LIFE IS SHOWING YOU Cindy Jackson Leslie Jackson Ernest Jimenez Donna Johnson Trinda Johnson Susan Joyce Kevin Keith Karen Keys Micheal King Diane Kubiak Robert Lawler Tommy Littrell Rosia Locke Aaron Lopez ene a | i a Thomas Lopez Gary Lytle Mr. Morgan just doesn’t seem to be Jan’s type. Kenneth McBride wa 1 Irene Mabe Rosanna Martinez Randal Miller Beth Modlin Leslie Moore Elizabeth Morrison Robyn Myers Barbara Neace Verna Newland 64 Alton Parkes Eddie Paschall Debbie Pruett ee ; cumnie ale Nancy Pugsley Denise Raney rs Tandy Reppond 66 Kevin Rust TODA Y’S PEOPLE Michele Rhoten Steve Rodriguez Mike Rogers Pamela Ruth Kevin Salazar Larry Robinson Vicky Rogers BE YOURSELF Tom Scott Gloria Smith . an 4 . Kristi Smith Theresa Sommers : Peggy Spurgin 5 ee 68 Dewey Way Dace Tamara Walker Sandra Washington Gerald Wallace Michael Waugh Anthony Strine Lea Weaver Cheryl Webb — a Lisa Westbrook Demmie Wilson Look! No splinters this time. iti, illite alll Terry Wilson na Lesanne Young Lisa Addington Melinda Allen Lisa Allison Deborah Anderson Gaye Arcivar Bryan Ayers Jerry Baggs Julie Baugh John Beene Felicia Bell Terry Bell Craig Bennett Ray Bennett Gina Beverung Jeanie Bewely Michael Bishop Baron Bowen Tammy Bowling James Bramlett Theresa Brucks a a ; 70 PRIDE OF ’78 The Class of '78 had a fan- tastic year. Juniors played an important part on the scene around CHS. When it came to participation and taking on responsibilities, Juniors were ready to volunteer. At the pep rallies, Juniors could be counted on to lead a cheer, do a dance, or just give sup- port. All in all the Junior Class could be summed up as one of the finest anywhere. A + ; ine | Waylon Bryson Kevin Buch Tracy Bullard Cathy Cantrell Patricia Carreon Sherry Causey Ricky Coats Barbara Cobb Phillip Coe Vicki Cole Adam Collet Carolyn Cowart Charlotte Cowart Andra Creed Pam Davis Chris Denney Michael Dickens Denise Dickson Ray Dooley Shelley DuPuy OPPOSITE TOP: 76-77 Junior Class Officers: Pam Davis, secretary, Mar- tha Engdahl, vice-president, and Glenda Hartsell, president. LEFT: Nun Fretwell shows that it doesn't bother him to sit on the bench. SS - a 72 Jeff Dunn Lee Duvall Martha Engdahl Eric Esch Alesia Evans Mary Farmer Neal Farmer Iselda Flores Patti Fonville Deborah Forbes Rick Frazier Pamela Freeman Nun Fretwell Rita Garrett Bruce Gay Grady Gentry Roger Gifford Alan Goodwin Tony Gowan Jackie Gray OPPOSITE LEFT: ‘‘Ha, that’s a likely story.” CENTER: Mike and J. B. seem to have found two new faces. LEFT: Pam takes time out for a breather. Janine Green Larry Greenhaw Bobby Guess Chuck Hager Susan Harlan Glenda Hartsell Susan Haught Tracy Hawkins Paul Henson John Herndon Bryan Herrington Laurie Hiett Phyllis Hill Lynette Hodges Elizabeth Howard Mike Howard Phyllis Howe Craig Howell Sandra Hunter Andy Jackson ——— i Kevin Kinney HY Grant Kinser Cindy Jackson Teresa Jackson Wendy Jackson Brian Jewell Herron Jones Jeff Jones Therese Karl Susan Kimbrell Ken Kirkham Ricky Kistler Steve Krivanek Terri Lane | Tressa Lassiter Pam Lawhon Tina Laymance the spit wad?” camera. OPPOSITE FAR LEFT: “All right, who shot TOP CENTER: Smile, you're .on Carter's LEFT: ‘l haven’t got a worry in the world.”’ BOTTOM CENTER: You little devil you. Deanna Long Joyce Longbottom Cathy Lopez Cheny Maclin Shirley Malone Cindy Martens Robert Martinez Tony Martinez Tony McGee Deanne Meadows Ruben Mejia Kenneth Mims Charlotte Mitchell Eddie Montgomery Heslef Moore Mike Morrison Lisa Mullins 75 OPPOSITE CENTER: ‘‘Bet you | can clean my plate in three minutes flat.”’ RIGHT: Who me? CENTER: ‘‘The Moose’ is full of bologna. Lynn Murray Kevin Myers Robert Myers Sheri Neal Kieth Nolley Janet O’Daniel P| Lisa Offield David Owens Robin Owens Tt Donald Parkes Ricky Parvin | ’ ‘ tj i | a | 1 Kathy Penigar q Billy Phillips I. Ricky Phillips . Sherry Piercy Dale Pilcher JUNIORS TAKE IT ALL IN David Plankey Charles Pomeroy Ruby Porter Patricia Pounder Tony Powell Wesley Pritchett Patty Pruett Tim Pruett Robert Pulliam Lupe Quintinilla Anna Rameriz Gina Record Cheryl Richa rdson Susan Richmond Roland Ringener Tammy Roberts es ———— ——— — 78 Elliott Robinson Gloria Saddler Michael Saddler Chaney Sanders Mark Seay Andrea Sexton Robert Shaw Richard Shergold Tony Sinclair Terry Sisson Brad Slaten Charlene Smith Ronnie South Cynthia Spencer OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: ‘‘Just who do you think you are?”’ OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Ricky and Santa take a little time out to pose for the cam- era. OPPOSITE BO TTOM: “Just what do you think you're doing?”’ LEFT: ‘“‘Do you think it would help my Robert Redford image if | got rid of my sneakers?”’ BOTTOM: Lupe displays her well-known smile. Tim Spraggins Katy Spurgin Gary Steele Jimmy Stevenson Amber Talley Ben Taylor Chris Taylor Rhonda Toney Robert Turner Michelle Turns Billy Underwood Judy Von Goten Levi Walker Glen Wallace Sharon Walters Willie Washington Donna Watson Bonnie Way | Ray Weatherton . ) } } } : ' 80 CLASS OF SEVENTY EIGHT —— ——, WILL ALWAYS RATE Tommy White Daniel Williams Kevin Williams Cynthia Wilmouth Doug Wilson 82 FINE IS THE CLASS OF ’79 The Sophomore Class of 77 is one of the most outgoing and enthusiastic sopho- more classes to ever fill the halls of Carter High School. The Sophomore Class partici- pated in everything from Varsity Football to girls’ volleyball. They had good leader- ship and support which brought well deserved recognition to the Sophomore Class. In all, these are good indications of a fine senior class of '79. RIGHT: The Sophomore Class elected as their officers for 1976-1977 Kathy Nolley, President; Carmen Martinez, Vice-Presi- dent; and Margo Smith, Secretary. Randy Adams Edward Adcock William Allen Mike Allison Phillip Allison Mark Ayers Barbara Bagby Pam Baker Mary Alice Banda Robert Barclay’ Bryan Barker Evelyn Bateman Mary Belota Raymond Best Tola Best Jan Biggs Gary Blackwood Paige Blessing Felecia Bolen Greta Bonner Debbie Bramlette David Branch Betty Brewer Judy Brothers David Brown Donna Brown Jimmy Brown Marcus Brown Mike Brown Brenda Bryant Patricia Buchanan Lonnie Buggs Richard Burton Tammy Carkuff Sandra Cartwright Tommy Castellaw Carolyn Casstleman Johnny Cisneros Brad Clark Peggy Cobb Jeanie Colburn Addie Cole Billy Collins ONE STEP CLOSER Allen Cook Troy Cook Libby Cooper Dawn Costanza Veta Cox Veda Cox Kevin Creed Lisa Crow Pam Daniels Paul Daughtrey Janice Davis Donnie Dawson David Dean Dave Dixon Joe Donias ' Daniel Dorado Lori Dow | David Drew Dianne Duffy | Rene Duvall Sherry Duvall Paula Ellis Kelvin Ellison RIGHT: Anita shines for class of '79. | ' LEFT: “‘Hey, what was that, again.” Ann Esch Mary Estrada Connie Ferrell Jeff Ferrell Renita Fitch Ruben Flores Mark Flowers Pamela Fowler Anita Franko Mike Frazier Belinda Freeman Olaner Freeman Billy Fulton Wayne Gilliland Matt Graff Ben Green Lisa Greenhaw Robert Harris Steve Harris Cindy Hawkins Hal Hearne Vicki Hernandez Gary Henson Cindy Hicks SOPHOMORES CONTRIBUTE TO CARTER SPIRIT David Hill Grant Hingle Tim Holck Betty Holland Cynthia Holloway Ronald Hornsby Jeannette Hubert John Hudgins Margo Hughes Alan Husbenet Glen Hutchins Susan Iverson Earnest Jackson Michael Jackson Robert Jackson Carolyn Johnson Carrie Johnson Nathan Johnson Volanda Johnson Rossiland Jordan Melissa Judd Margie Karl Jimmy Kates Kenny Nicholas Kenneth King Danny Kinnard Patti Kissinger Donna Kubiak Claudia Kurosky Tammy Laymance 86 RIGHT: ‘‘These lockers are so small!’’ Wanda Law Jerry Lawson Susan Lawson Juanita Leal Mark Levity La Joyce Lewis Derrale Lockridge Jay Long Angie Lopez Clement Lopez Ernest Mackey Charolette Marshall Carmen Martinez Erma Martinez Lavonne McBride Mike McCrory Charlie McDonald Rhonda McKinney Jerry McMahon Tony McPherson Joe Mederos Linda Miller Geraldine Mitchell Miles Mitchell Chris Moad 88 Danny Montgomery Pam Morgan Cassandra Morris Johnny Morton Becky Mueller Kenneth Murphy Paul Newman Sharon Newman Thang Mguyen Kathy Nolley Rhonda Ogden Vickie O'Neal Jennelle Overton Heavenly Owens Cindy Page Dean Panagopoulas Kathy Parker Pam Parks Paul Patrick John Pauling Vonray Pennington Lori Picard Robert Pierce Beverly Piercy Lisa Poindexter Sandy Pratt Ronald Pruitt George Ramirez Yolanda Ramirez Cheryl Rhodes William Richards Larry Richardson Larry Ritter Chery! Roberts oA RTESd SOPHOMORES GAIN WISDOM Dedra Roberts Hester Robinson Susan Robinson Jackie Rogers Jesse Rowden Brett Rust Maria Sanchez Kim Schwarm Cathy Searcy Lisa Sedinger George Selby David Servis Lee Ann Shaw Darlene Sheffield Ronnette Shotwell Tony Sisson Paul Skinner Donna Smart Michelle Smart Bobby Smith Donny Smith Jess Smith Kim Smith Linda Smith Lisa Smith LEFT: ‘‘Oh, here it is!”’ Margo Smith Mary Jo Smith Phyllis Smith Jeff Spence Tommy Steele Thomas Stevens Victor Stevens Tommy Stickler Doug Story Lisa Strittmatter Norman Stroup Gail Stump Steven Swafford Terry Swaim Mike Talbot Delain Taylor Trace Taylor Lula Teal Robert Thompson Robert Turner Jonna Underhill Vicki Vaughn Hamilton Vines Joy Voyles LEFT: A sophomore is never up a tree. (It just looks like it.) FAR LEFT: ‘‘Water, water everywhere, and not a drop to drink.” LEFT: ‘‘How do | look?”’ Patricia Waits Billy Walters Edred Ward Carl Wells Jimmy Whipple Edie White Frederica White Greg White Larry White Brian Williams Elana Wilson Kathleen Wilson Leslie Wilson Mark Wilson Henry Wingham Tommy Wood Luanne Wright Tina Wright Bill Younts 91 CLASS OF ’80 This year’s Freshman Class of 1980 adapted easily to the life at Carter. The Freshman cheerleaders provided spirit and pep to the pep rallies, the Freshman football team had a building season, and the Freshmen played a big part in all the activities and organizations. Overall the Freshman Class was a spirited group. RIGHT: Freshman Class Officers: L to R: Kristi Weaver, vice- president; Trulin Taylor, president; Debbie Orr, secretary. OPPOSITE CENTER: ‘You expect me to eat this?”’ James Adcock Kim Allison Todd Armstrong Kevin Ashley Gary Ayers Brenda Bagby | Debbie Baggs ay Mark Bailey | i Les Baker 3 Maria Balderas Christina Banda Clint Bays Susan Baze 4 Dennis Beaty if i Edward Beaty Marilyn Bell i | Kevin Benson | | . Iris Bird PE Vickie Blade Jackie Blair William Bonner Benina Borias | Danna Boyle 1 Jeff Brantley 92 Greg Branton Charlena Brewer Debra Brothers Gary Brown Kathy Brown Michele Brown Paul Brown Reginaid Brown Kathy Bryant Thomas Burnett Walter Burroughs Alice Bush Billy Byrd Charolette Call Stacy Cameron Sheila Cantrell Letycia Carrillo Cathy Cartwright Leisha Caskey Mike Cisneros Janice Clark Jeanette Clark Gerda Cole Lisa Cole Kellie Colwell Becky Cooper James Cothrum 93 Pam Cothran Emily Cox Johnny Craig Danny Danford Jimmy Darter Marcus Daugherty Sam Davila Ginger Davis Kathy Davis Richard Davis Buddy Dean Fernando DeLaRosa Margaret DeLaRosa Harry Diaz Cedrick Duncan Diane Dunivan Freddie Edwards Paula Ellis Willie Elrod Julia Esch Joe Espinoza Steve Evans Natalie Farmer 1 Teressa Ferguson ) Annette Ferrel i) Mike Fielder ‘� | Ellen Fitzjurls bf Gary Foster i i ij if j Earl Frederick | Cathy Garcia j ; i ABOVE: ‘Ring around the collar!”’ iq OPPOSITE TOP: ‘'If this wasn't in Spanish | could read it.”’ i) . | 94 FRESHMEN LEARN TO FLY RIGHT Jock Garrett Bill Gentry Kenneth Gunter Debbie Hagan Bud Haught Connie Hardin Willette Harrell Gwendolyn Harris Roy Harris Donna Hawkins Mark Hawthorne Brad Hearne Theresa Hecke Tina Hecke Kelvin Hemphill Lisa Hendricks Diane Herrera Wanda Hestead Debbie Hillin Joyce Hinson Sherrill Hogan Lori Holshouser Kim Howard Anna Huddleton Darlene Hunter Anthony Jackson Leonard Jackson Paige Jackson Chuck Jenkins Maria Jimenez 95 Charlie Johnson Charles Johnson Stacy Johnson Kelvin Jones Joe Kavanaugh Ben Ketchum Leona Ketchum Kevin King Linda King Rene Kubiak Gwenetta Lane Tammy Lane Cynthia Lang Kevin Lassiter Leslie Lawler Donnie Lemons John Leuty Debbie Lewis Richard Locke Ginger Long Lori Luckey Jeffrey Mackey Kathy Markham Diana Martinez Jose Martinez Vincent Martinez eet ead : stents ssa ents avereqnnine ceeeeRe ee eee A BIG SCHOOL OF FISH Tammy Mathews Earnest Mathis Cynthia Maxwell Lavera McBride Sherbert McBride Sandra McDonald Darrel McGee David McGinnis Pam McGraw Greg McKelroy Tiffany McKinney Kenneth McNabb Amy McNeel Derek McRimmon Roger Meadows Mark Melton Sandra Mejia Shari Middlebrooks Mike Miller Pam Miller Brenda Mills Anna Mitchell Lisa Molinar Butch Moorehead Terry Moorehead Lydia Morales Vicki Morgan Tammy Mosley Chrissy Motherhead Deanna Murphy OPPOSITE TOP: ‘‘Don’t tell me it’s broke again.”’ OPPOSITE BOTTOM: ‘‘Why don’t you leave me alone?” LEFT: ‘‘Who says Freshmen can’t read?”’ 97 RIGHT: ‘‘Life’s hard when you are beauti- ful.”’ CENTER RIGHT: ‘‘Oh! Marcus!”’ Kenneth Murphy Joe Murray Pam Murray Dionne Myers Steve Neal Lisa Nolley Norma Olivas be Keith Oneal Debbie Orr James Owens Dena Ozzie Chris Panagopoulos Debbie Parks Vickie Parks Joe Paschall Mike Patterson Susan Pelton Raymond Penigar Donny Perkins Dave Phillips Gale Pilcher Kim Pilcher Kelly Poindexter Jennifer Porter Brenda Pounders Glinda Prenters Warner Prenters Debra Presley Evelyn Price Kenny Pugsley Delia Pulliam Richard Rainey Yolanda Remm Clinton Roberts Darlene Robinson Tracy Rust Sharon Rutledge Vernon Rye Antonio Saddler Kip Salazar Christy Sanner Michael Scott Curtis Searcy Joe Segars Donna Self Donna Sellers Scott Slaughter Tracy Slayton Jeff Smith Chery! Smitherman Trenna Sommers Irma Soto Mike Spees Dennis Spraggins ae x ao CEN TER LEFT: ‘‘It can’t be that bad!”’ ae wer Upeemernmnerias oll “i all 6 wei : ) 4 LEFT: “Skippin’ class again?”’ ia Tommy Steele Cheryl Stevenson Thomas Stevenson John Strine Trulin Taylor Russel Thatch Daron Thomas Bob Thompson Mitchell Thompson William Thornell Mike Torres David Townsend Debra Trevino Jimmy Tucker Arquillo Turner Karen Umberger Gilbert Vasquez Chief Violante ABOVE TOP: ‘‘Me, do work?” RIGHT: ‘‘What did you say?’ OPPOSITE TOP: “‘I t’s like this, boys.”’ OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Raymond struts his stuff. a = Justin Waldrep Lisa Walser Cynthia Ward Reginald Washington Arlene Weatherton Kristi Weaver Jimmy Weddle Cindy Weeks Pam Weller Debra Wesley Andra White John White Larry White Robbin Wilburn Andy Williams Kari Williams Tony Williams Greg Wilson Michael Woods Steve Wright 101 SENIOR AND JUNIOR WHO’S WHO “Ryeonenesomneosmensenenenrnansinee sneer eh einen ie i ’ — = ‘ed ‘ areaap | -. 4 a € — | Nominees: Terri Brown, Lori Strittmatter, Karla Wilson, Caryl Bai- Nominees: Julie Baugh, Lupe Quintanilla, Shelly DuPuy, Charlene ley, Bristol Dickey, Mike Waugh, Joe Dearing, and Sergio Cole. Smith, Grady Gentry, Ken Kirkham, Larry Greenhaw, and Jimmy Stevenson. Terri Brown Bristol Dickey Lori Strittmatter Mike Waugh eu Lupe Quintanilla Grady Gentry 104 SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN WHO’S WHO Mike McCrory Lisa Nolley Lisa Strittmatter Ernest Jackson Trulin Taylor Kenneth Pugsley i { ROE sat ; A Nominees: Lisa Nolley, Trulin Taylor, Kristi Weaver, Ginger Long, Kenneth Pugsley, John Craig, William Bonner, and Mark Bailey. . |lominees: Phyllis Smith, Lisa Strittmatter, Patricia Buchanan, Vicki ’Neal, Ernest Jackson, Mike McCrory, Ed Adcock, and Miles Mit- rell. 105 106 FRESHMAN FAVORITES Lavera McBride Richard Locke ae FRESHMAN FAVORITE NOMINEES Ginger Long and Marcus Daughtery Emily Cox and Johnny Craig 107 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Carmen Martinez Allan Husbenet 108 SOPHOMORE FAVORITE NOMINEES Janice Davis and Ricky Burton : Kathy Nolley and Mike McCrory 109 110 JUNIOR FAVORITES Lupe Quintanilla Neal Farmer Gina Record and Ricky Kistler Martha Engdahl and Jeff Jones JUNIOR FAVORITE NOMINEES 11 SENIOR FAVORITES Jill Morrison Charlie Stogsdill | j } Rosia Locke and Ricky McGuffin SENIOR FAVORITE NOMINEES Leslie Hudson and Gary Lytle Madeline Morris and Bristol Dickey 113 Spencer Davis Carol Porter MR. AND MISS C.H.S. NOMINEES sins sects alae i Brown Terr Joe Dearing 115 MR. AND MISS C.H.S. Carla Christnight Carla Christnight’s graceful and charming manner made her popu- | lar to both students and faculty at Carter. Her warmth and friendli- ness gained her due recognition as Miss C.H.S. Carla participated in many school organizations such as the Student Council, Band, and F.T.A. She was elected Junior Class President and a Junior Who's Who nominee. She has received awards such as Sophomore Favorite nominee, third runner up as Band Queen, and a nominee for Homecoming Queen. She has been a majorette for two years and has been elected the Most Talented Girl. Carla, the model to be imitated, richly deserves the title as Miss C.H.S. Mike Waugh Flying like an Eagle, Mike Waugh daily led the students at Carter. His leadership qualities and determination for Carter won him th e prestigious title as Mr. C.H.S. He has held such positions and hon- ors as President of the Student Council, Editor of the Annual, Junior Favorite, Sophomore Who's Who, and Sophomore Class Vice Pres- ident. He also was a Junior Who's Who Nominee, Sophomore Favorite nominee, and a member of the National Honor Society. Mike’s skill in sports was displayed during his four years in football, three years in track, and two years in baseball. He was honored as “all zone’ in football and as Most Handsome. Mike, the all-around type, has earned the title as Mr. C.H.S. through his contributions and achievements at Carter. Uz Leslie Hudson Jill Morrison Baseball Queen Lisa Westbrook Football Queen Antoinette Mims D.E. Queen Track Queen ie i % S 4 BEAUTIES Marion Coleman Carolyn Flores Basketball Queen Tammy Bowling Homecoming Queen Terri Brown Rodeo Queen Band Queen Ste Nene cS oak 119 MOST KNOWLEDGEABLE Carol Porter and Charlie Stogsdill Caryl Bailey and Joe Daniels MOST IMAGINATIVE Betty Brown MOST ATHLETIC Jean Ware Steve Rodriquez MOST SPIRITED piM a) ale U { vy 4 Spencer Davis ie Hudson and Kevin Keith Lesl 121 a — — MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MOST HANDSOME a, ined ye § Jill Morrison and Mike Waugh MOST TALENTED Carla Christnight Kevin Salazar — ———— = _— Se eee MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ine Morris Madel istol Dickey Br BEST DRESSED Gary Lytle é = “Fe, ma Diane DeLong 123 Into The Future © 124 oo 125 TALONS LIFTED THE EAGLE SPIRIT The 76-77 Talons started off with an array of multi-colored uni- forms, some two-left feet, and an amazing ability for leaping over fences at Farrington Field. But let this not be a source for skeptical thoughts on spirit and enthusiasm. Oh no, the Carter Talons are certainly not least in those areas. Why, who could forget the times on the Drill Team bus when they sang chants and prayed for vic- tory? And what about the times when it rained and they stood in the mud simply for the hope of winning? Ah yes, and who could ever forget the time in Arlington when they were at the wrong end of the field and had to walk the entire length of the football field to get to the right side even though they were embarrassed by such an act? These are the Talons in all their craziness and individualism, their fun and memorable moments. There is yet to be a more enthu- siastic or more spirited group of girls than the Talons. Their active- ness and closeness as a group is definitely something to be proud of, and we should give these girls applause for their work through- out the years at CHS. Memories are built on fun and good times, and in the Talons, a good many they have tucked away! 127 ABOVE LEFT: Jill Morrison, Head Varsity Cheerleader. ABOVE RIGHT: Carol Porter. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: Leslie Hudson. RIGHT: Emily beat Leslie to the top. BELOW: Martha Engdahl. BELOW FAR RIGHT: Carmen Martinez. CHEERLEADERS BOOST CHS SPIRIT = : | ? { ee E LEFT: Jill, Carmen and Martha get on the good foot. BELOW: Will everybody please listen. BOTTOM: The 76-77 Varsity Cheerleaders. DP scniirsrnetecernasscatnannanite.. “taba: 129 JOYOUS VICTORIOUS CHEERLEADERS pe aay | TOP LEFT: Pam Baker, Head J.V. Cheer- leader. TOP CENTER: Janice Davis. TOP RIGHT: Theresa Brucks. ABOVE LEFT: Cheerleaders line up for the Alma Mater. ABOVE RIGHT: Mary Banda. RIGHT: The 76-77 J.V. Cheerleaders. TOP LEFT: Debbie Orr. TOP CENTER: Christy Weaver. TOP RIGHT: Lisa Nolley. LEFT: The 76-77 Freshman Cheerleaders. ABOVE: Emily Cox. 13] THE CARTER DRILL TEAM — THE RHYTHMETTES a¥ 48 : fg The Carter Drill Team has done an excellent job for its first year. There has been a lot of hard work put into all of their performances. Mrs. Dorothy Taylor was the sponsor for the Rhythmettes. ABOVE: The 1976-77 Rhythmettes. RIGHT: Kathy Sipes — Captain. OPPOSITE ABOVE: The Rhythmettes Officers. OPPOSITE LEFT: Renee Hamilton — Co-Captain. OPPOSITE MIDDLE: Clap your hands and stomp your feet. : | OPPOSITE BELOW: The Drill Team performed at many basketball games. 133 THE CARTER EAGLE BAND PROVIDED LIVELY The Carter Eagle Band supported the school in several activities. The band played at most of the football games and pep rallies. They participated in UIL com- petition against other schools in marching contest and also concert contest. The band is directed by Mr. Charles Hoffman. ABOVE: The 1976-77 Carter High School Band. RIGHT: Mr. Charles Hoffman. : ; ; ENTERTAINMENT THROUGHOUT THE YEAR ABOVE: The Band Section Leaders: (left to right) Baron Bowen, saxophones; David Owens, trumpets; Kevin Kinney, drums; Christa Sanner, flutes; Wes Smith, trom- bones; (not pictured) Joyce Longbottom, Clarinets. LEFT: Drum Major — Miss Shelly Dupuy. MIDDLE: Head Majorette — Miss Terri Brown. iss THE MAJORETTES ADDED A TOUCH OF SPARKLE ABOVE: The 1976-77 Majorettes: (left to right) Carla Christnight, Lisa Everman, Tressa Lassiter, Laurie Hiett, Pam Forester, Lynn Murray, Julie Baugh, Libby Cooper, Lisa Strittmatter, Terri Brown (Head). RIGHT: The twirlers performed at several pep rallies. OPPOSITE ABOVE: Wake me up when it is time to twirl. OPPOSITE RIGHT: The six new returning twirlers for next year. OPPOSITE BELOW: The four Senior Major- ettes. TN T is for talent. W is for watching for flying batons. | is for the illimitable energy. R is for remembering special routines. L is for lots of practice. is for effort. R is for relief that football season m is over. S is for sadness, that this year has come and gone. Some majorettes look forward to next school year; but others only have the memories to look back on. This is the ups and downs of TWIRLERS. 137 The Annual Staff had a full year of hard work and tedious moments with only one goal in mind: the best yearbook ever. The staffers this year were faced with various problems such as lost film, not enough pictures, pictures that needed to be retaken, and last but not least, not knowing what to do. Under the leadership of Editor Mike Waugh and Sponsor Arthur Matchette these problems were soon solved and the 76-77 yearbook is the final result. GETTINGIT ALL TOGETHER This year’s EAGLE RECORD was led by an outstanding staff and sponsor. Renee Hamilton, editor, worked with much diligence and effort along with the ever-consistent sponsor, Mr. Seely. The combined talents of these two as well as the other staff members, helped make the EAGLE RECORD, pub- lished twice monthly, outstanding in its field. However, the EAGLE RECORD’s talents go beyond just printing papers. The yearly publication of the YUCCA YARNS enables stu- dents to express their artistic thoughts and emotions through prose and poetry. Mr. Seely and his group of enterprising journalists have brought many moments of laughter and news to the students at Carter, and their dedication deserves the praise of the student body. ABOVE: The 1976-77 Chorus. CENTER RIGHT: Aren't you glad they use Dial? BOTTOM RIGHT: Taco and Tim at the showdown. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Lambert directs with style. CHS SINGERS SHOUT IT OUT TOP LEFT: The CHS Girls Ensemble — Top to Bottom — Debbie Forbes, Sherry Piercy, Deena Long, Delain Taylor, LuAnne Wright, Malisa Judd. BOTTOM LEFT: The dynamic duo, Taylor and Baugh, entertained at many of Car- ter’s festivities. CENTER RIGHT: Malisa always forgets the words. BOTTOM RIGHT: Time out while Delain finds her place. iit, COE atta reco COUNCILLING EAGLES bi erseceeomene See ae . gate cy i a ny, f TOP: Student Council Officers: Mike Waugh, pres.; Bristol Dickey, vice-pres.; Joe Dearing, treas.; Carla Christnight, sec. CENTER LEFT: Mike takes a break from councilling students. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Bill Calder, sponsor of the Student Council. RIGHT: | can’t put that in the minutes. 142 OSS ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Sims shows off his lunch. ABOVE RIGHT: The Science Club Officers: L TO R — Kevin Buch, pres.; Charlene Smith, sec. treas.; Eric Esch, transp. chmn.; Charlotte Mitchell, prgm. chmn.; Jimmy Stevenson, vice-pres. LEFT: These aspiring Science Club mem- bers, Esch and Stevenson, might conduct a scientific investigation of the aromas of our cafeteria. BELOW LEFT: ‘‘The eyes of science are upon you.”’ 143 THE VOICE OF TODAY The Student Advisory Committee led a very prosperous and fulfilling year. The committee’s main goal was to strive for a perfect union among the students at Carter. This was conceived by the work of the committee members them- selves. The members are James Bramlett, Spencer Davis, Caroline Flores, Ricky Kistler, Felicia Bell, Carmen Martinez, and Tony Martinez. LEADERS OF TOMORROW This year the Future Teachers of America began with many new and different activities. President Barbara Neace kept the organi- zation fluctuating and busy with various activities. Under the super- vision of sponsor Mrs. Joyce McCown, the members were taught responsibility and dedication to their club. Among the various activ- ities involved was the publication of THE CARTERITE, the student directory. This is perhaps the single most important feature and project of F.T.A. Throughout the years F.T.A. has built a lifetime of memories which reflect well upon the students and faculty of Carter as well as the members of the club itself. 145 THE SOUND OF THE TIMES PtP eee | an OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: John Pawling checks out the sound system. OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: Grant is thrilled to tears. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: KEAG officers: Kevin Buch, Edward Adcock, Grant Kinser, and Bristol Dickey. TOP LEFT: Does Bristol know what he is tinkering with? TOP RIGHT: June Hager, sponsor. BOTTOM LEFT: Things always look up for Julie Baugh. 147 IN ACTION: THE 1976-77 RODEO CLUB The 1976-77 Carter High School Rodeo Club got off to a good start with eager and aggressive members. The club had about twenty active members who partici- pated in most of the area shows. The Rodeo Club school sponsor was Mr. James Collins. The Rodeo Club elected Miss Tam- mie Bowling as their Queen. ABOVE LEFT: Luanne Wright showed talent and concentration in barrel racing. ABOVE RIGHT: Mark Gatcher set a good example of strength used in bull riding. LEFT: Look, Mom, one hand! BELOW LEFT: The Rodeo Club Officers are from left to right: Mark Gatcher, Ricky Phillips, Luanne Wright, and Todd Wood. 149 THE HONORABLE HONOR SOCIETY TOP: Mr. Arthur Matchette, sponsor of the National Honor Society. LEFT: National Honor Society Officers: L TO R — Lori Strittmatter, vice-president; Jill Morrison, secretary; Madeline Morris, treasurer; Bristol Dickey, president. BOTTOM LEFT: Julie HUFFS and PUFFS. BOTTOM RIGHT: NHS can make anyone ‘ ES Sr ag OO eng a ga mage BE gg ae ome gn go ae ae ed A a a pega eae ae GIT ee Fi ee = The Spanish Club Officers: . ABOVE LEFT sec. illo, The Span Ricky Kistler, president; Letty Carr treas.; Felicia Bell ish , Vice-pres. romney = 5 vn oO ACRE ie Cat 1%) 0 — +- vo fo] So Ra cn 5 eee £70 (= o 2 25 a= =O U == Se ae On d field tr ips. ing, an ile and laugh- Collet includes sm Mrs ter with secretarial sk LEFT ills. Officers of the OEA Club: BELOW LEFT treas.; is, -pres.; Pam Dav sec.; Glenda Hartsell, mem- vice fe ina Record Tresa K bersh G ing, ip chmn. Brenda Orr, president. ; OEA all the way. BELOW (eo in epee ——_ a Ye x Hi 152 153 BEST DISTRICT 5 TOP LEFT: Bristol Dickey it TOP RIGHT: Head coach gives last minute instructions. CENTER LEFT: Tom Scott CENTER: Alvis Visor CENTER RIGHT: Sam Jordan RIGHT: King puts the move on the defense. —— a es | 154 SEASON IN DECADE TOP LEFT: Eagle snags flying object. TOP RIGHT: Kevin Salazar CENTER LEFT: Ricky McGuffin CENTER: Ken Fennell CENTER RIGHT: Mike Waugh LEFT: Eagle defenders in pursuit. 155 $s 156 TOP LEFT: Jeff Jones TOP CENTER: Ricky Coats TOP RIGHT: Gary Steele CENTER RIGHT: Salazar hits with a punch while Dunn fights off defender. CENTER LEFT: Danny Kinard ABOVE: Mike Morrison BOTTOM RIGHT: | don’t know, Bristol, they're pretty big. TOP LEFT: Chris Taylor TOP CENTER: David Bell TOP RIGHT: Billy Phillips CENTER LEFT: Catch me if you can. CENTER RIGHT: Terry White BOTTOM LEFT: Bullard prays for assis- tance. ABOVE: Ken Kirkham 157 158 EAGLES SOAR HIGH TOP LEFT: Tracy Bullard TOP RIGHT: Okay guys, let’s get those big-brutes. CENTER LEFT: Ray Bennett CENTER: Joe Dearing CENTER RIGHT: Fred Violante ABOVE: Spencer Davis BOTTOM RIGHT: Eagles regroup. AND FIGHT UNTIL THE FINAL WHISTLE T OP LEFT: Eagles show man stances. y football TOP RIGHT: Earnest Jackson CENTER LEFT: Doug Story CENTER: Mark Ayers CENTER RIGHT: Jimmy Whipple ABOVE: Mike King BOTTOM LEFT: Jackson fires one up. 159 a TOP LEFT: Art work by Billy Fulton TOP CENTER: Grady Gentry TOP RIGHT: Jeff Dunn CENTER: Eagles boogie down. CENTER RIGHT: Nun Fretwell ABOVE: Art work by Billy Fulton RIGHT: Elliot calls fair catch. @ A TRIBUTE TO THE NINETEEN SEVENTY SIX VARSITY Our Varsity Eagles went out and revolted against those sportswriters’ pre- season predictions for a losing season of maybe one or two wins. These rebels clawed their way to Carter's kest district season in a decade, ending up with an identical record with Grapevine who rep- resented our Zone 3A-5 East in district playoff. That the Eagles were considerably smaller and less experienced than their scheduled opponents, the sports scribes once reasoned, should be their inescapa- ble doom. The 1976 season record dem- onstrates that so-called losers — a young team in a rebuilding year — can become winners with determination and hard work. And total team effort. And highflying spirit. If the local sports experts pronounce Carter’s 1977 prospects as ‘‘promising,”’ and they probably will, then you can be sure that the Eagles will deliver what oth- ers promise. ire, 1-265 TOP ROW — L to R: Coach Maclin, Bristol Dickey, Joe Dearing, David Bell, Ken Fennell, Kevin Salazar, Ken Kirkham, Roger Gifford, Jeff Dunn, Ray Bennett, Ricky Coats, Ricky McGuffin, Tom Scott, Jimmy Whipple, Sam Jordan, Mike Waugh, Chris Tay- lor, Mark Ayers, Coach Calder, Coach Kitchens. BOTTOM ROW: Elliot Robinson, Tracy Bullard, Terry White, Jeff Jones, Mike King, Billy Phillips, Earnest Jackson, Fred Violante, Spencer Davis, Gary Steele, Nun Fretwell, Mike Morrison, Danny Kinard, Grady Gentry, Willie Brown. 161 162 Although the Junior Varsity had a pretty fair season record of 4-5, JV Coach Shaw is correct in saying that they are a better team than their record shows. He con- tinued to praise with ‘Defensively, the team was exceptionally involved’’ and ‘‘The team as a whole played well.” The effort and experience of the JV should make an important contribution to the Varsity program. Some VARSITY HOPEFULS JV players eo seem certain to be excellent Varsity material that they should be named: Allen Husbenet, Robert Thompson, Billy Walters, Tommy Castellaw, Tim Spraggins, Lonnie Buggs, Paul Skinner, Robert Shaw, Johnny Cisneros, Larry Greenhaw and Eddie Mont- gomery. Many others with improvement should be quite competitive. TOP ROW — LtoR: Jay Long, Brian Ayers, Tim Spraggins, Larry Greenhaw, Tommy Castellaw, Larry Ritter. SECOND ROW — L to R: William Younts, John Pawling, Robert Barclay, Jeff Spintz, Edward Adcock, Ricky McLaughlin, Anthony Vernon. THIRD ROW — L to R: Larry White, Ernest Mackey, Robert Husbenet, Jerry Baggs, Danny Montgomery, Johnny Cisneros, Keith Nolley. BOTTOM ROW — L to R: Levi Walker, Billy Walters, Paul Skinner, Robert Shaw, Kenney King, Chaney Sanders, Edward Montgomery. CENTER — Roger Gifford, Robert Thompson. ‘ rs 2 pit, y ote FIGHTING FRESHMAN TOP ROW — L to R: Marcus Daugherty, Gary Brown, Mitchell Thompson, Joe Murray, Sherbert McCutchon, Bud Haught, Darrel McGee. CENTER ROW — L to R: William Bonner, Mike Cisneros, Kevin Ashley, Mike Fielder, Richard Rainey, Steve Evans, Tony Williams. BOTTOM ROW — L to R: Gary Foster, Danny Lemmons, Joe Espinoza, Kelvin Jones, Warner Printers, Freddy Edwards, Clinton Roberts, Steve Neal. Coaches: Mike Leach and Gene Mahurin What can you say about a 1-7-1 season? A lot. And good too. Coach Mahurin feels, with just cause, that the defeats have been for the purpose of learning. For this experience the JV will be the smarter. This season has provided Coaches Leach and Mahurin the opportu- nity to become settled in their new function with Fresh- man football. It is not good that the team lost its spark plug and main drive, Freddie Edwards, in the second game with a dislocated elbow. It is good, however, that in the first place the Freshmen had such a great prospect for JV to lose. Carter will hear more, much more, of this Freshman. What you can say about the weather is that it was bad. Hot one week and cold the next. In addition to Freddy Edwards’ continuing in the Carter tradition of super quarterbacks, other prospective JV all-stars were William Bonner, Joe Murray, Richard Locke, Kevin Ash- ley, and Joe Espinoza. Obviously, Carter felt good about its Freshmen. 163 164 TOP LEFT: Terry sees two points. TOP RIGHT: Tommy says two hands are better than one. BOTTOM: My fro is better than your fro. “77 CAGERS HIT THE HOOP FOR STRONG SEASON ee | aeons ne Ae fa TOP LEFT: Gettin’ High. TOP RIGHT: Bullard shows good form. BOTTOM: What's everybody looking at? i as | Hi 165 TOP LEFT: Tommy drives through opponent. TOP RIGHT: White takes aim and goes up over defenders. BOTTOM: Terry prepares for target practice. 166 TOP LEFT: Varsity Eags fought for rebounds. TOP RIGHT: Tommy (Duck) fires up for two points. LEFT: Darrell goes up strong for two. ere HET A 167 ya 168 ‘All my pictures seem to fade to black and white.” These words from Elton John’s hit just as appropriately describe these pictures of the Varsity Basketball team as some other words paraphrased from the same song summarize their season efforts: they didn’t let the sun foro Me (oN aoa PM A Ae Melle lamartiola Moll) Mol Mole) ol0]| Collate] year ended up to be. The opposition in the first half of district play was almost “‘blinded by the light’’ of Senior Terry White’s leadership especially and also that of Seniors Terry Wilson and Darrel Palmer: the Eagles ‘“closed the door’’ with 3-1. Point production and overall hustle of underclassmen were most credited to Freshman Freddie Edwards; Sophomore Earnest Jackson; Juniors Tracy Bullard, Doug Wilson, Tommy White. Elton says, ‘See me once and see the way | feel.’’ So we saw Coach Jess Hall once for his feeling: ‘‘It takes a lot of pride and self-dis- cipline for Seniors to be on a rebuilding team. Seniors did display these qualities in helping us remain united as a team.”’ Happily CHS will begin the 1977-78 season with five returning lettermen-starters. 169 B-TEAM BREAKS OPEN GOOD SEASON TOP LEFT: Coach Eddie Kitchens. TOP RIGHT: Wells goes up through defenders. CENTER: L. to R. — David Branch, Dean Panagopolous, Lester Goodwin, Mark Wilson, Carl Wells, Robert Turner, Earnest Jack- son, Freddy Edwards, Nathan Johnson, Robert Shaw, Ruben Flores, Mgrs. Grant Hingle, Jerry McMahon. RIGHT: Turner uses wrist action for accuracy. 170 LITTLE EAGLES SHOOT WAY THRU COMPETITIVE SEASON TOP LEFT: Frederick takes careful aim. TOP RIGHT: Coach Mahurin shows coaching ability. LEFT: L. to R. — Top Row Donnie Lemmons, Earl Frederick, John White, Kelvin Jones, Anthony Jack- son. Bottom Row — L. to R. Warner Prenters, John Lewty, Earnest Mathis, Sherbert McCutcheon, Kevin Benson. 171 THE VARSITY TOP ROW —L to R: Jeff Jones, Gary Steele, Roger Gifford. MIDDLE ROW — Keith Nolley, Ken Kirkham, John Cisneros, Joe Kavanaugh, Jerry Baggs. BOTTOM ROW — John Been, Ruben Flores, Larry Greenhaw, Tracy Bullard, Chris Taylor, James Bramlet, Todd Wood. Jerry Baggs John Beene James Bramlet Tracy Bullard John Cisneros Ruben Flores 172 BASEBALL TEAM Larry Greenhaw Jeff Jones Joe Kavanaugh Keith Nolley Gary Steele Chris Taylor Todd Wood 173 ei j BASEBALLERS FOUND , hse natn, ae ah mete a TOP: Mansfield batter cuts for a strike. ABOVE: J. B. keeps the bullpen alive. CENTER: Tracy prepares to serve up a hit. BOTTOM: Carter baseballers show many expressions in the dugout. 174 HOME PLATE LEFT: Get back, Ump. CENTER LEFT: Boy, that was a close groom. CENTER RIGHT: Hook Cisneros warms up before stepping to the plate. BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Leach did a fine job of coaching the Varsity Baseball Team. BOTTOM RIGHT: I've heard of playing in the boonies, but this is ridiculous. 175 B-TEAM BOUNCES BACK FOR THE “78” VARSITY TOP LEFT: The 1977 J.V. Baseball Team: TOP ROW — L to R: Joe Espinosa, Alan Husbenet, Eddie Montgomery, William Bonner, Nathan Johnson, Joe Murray, Keith Waldrep. MIDDLE ROW — Mike Cisneros, Tommy Steele, Gary Foster, Jeff Spence, Chris Moad, Danny Montgomery, Jay Long. BOTTOM ROW — Joe Kava- naugh, Jeff Brantly, Greg Branton, Kenny Pugsley, Gary Henson. TOP RIGHT: J.V. Coach Bill Calder. ABOVE: Moad delivers the pill with form. ABOVE RIGHT: Stealing’s not nice. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: Practice makes per- fect. RIGHT: Nathan anxiously awaits move from the pitcher. 176 WOMEN CAGERS SHOW GOOD FORM The 1977 Girls’ Basketball. Team had a very successful season. They participated in a city-wide tournament and came away with a second place trophy, their only loss going to Southwest. Overall hustle and a good team attitude contributed to much of their success. TOP LEFT: Junior Lupe Quintanilla drives to the bucket for two. TOP CENTER: Freshman Christine Panaga- polous demonstrates the hook shot. TOP RIGHT: Lupe takes aim from the free throw line. CENTER: The 1976-77 Carter Cirls’ Bas- ketball Team: (top row, | to r) Betty Brown, Glenda Hartsell, Susan Haught, Renee Duvall, LaJoyce Lewis, Chris Panagapo- lous, (bottom row) Cheryl Hogan, Trulyn Taylor, Lori Strittmatter, Lupe Quintanilla, and Sue Pike. BOTTOM LEFT: Christine shoots for two. BOTTOM RIGHT: LaJoyce prepares to shoot. 177 SLEEK STRIDERS SHOWED SASSY SUCCESS — ae 2 ; e pepe: Sa ceils amaeall : ARNE pinata RP BSTS This year sleek striders did show sassy success in the cross country event. They took first place, which was also a first in the history of the school. Perhaps this is to indicate that C.H.S. women are building more stamina than in past years. ABOVE: (top row left to right) Miss Hays, Glenda Hartsell, Antonette Mimms, Susan Haught, Robin Myers, Janis Davis, (middle row) Jackie Blair, Cheryl Rhodes, and ; Diane Dunivan, (bottom row) Julie Esch, % vy ¥ lris Bird, Kathy Bryant, Sue Pike, and Gerda Cole, (front) Deborah Anderson, and Vickie Morgan. TOP RIGHT: Antonette takes time out for a quick candid. CENTER: Women tracksters prepare for their season. BOTTOM: The Race is on. 178 TENNIS TEAM SERVED UP GOOD SEASON env ey % TOP: The 1977 Tennis Team: TOP ROW — L to R: Joe Kane, Robert Turner, Charles Johnson, Mike Dombrowski. MID- DLE ROW — Wayne Gilliand, Julie Baugh, Gary Lytle, Rick Tidball. BOTTOM ROW — Kim Allison, Diane DeLong, Shea Cox, Carla Cole, Caroline Flores. CENTER LEFT: Freshman Charlie Johnson contributed greatly to this year’s tennis team. CENTER RIGHT: Senior Caroline Flores showed great leadership. BOTTOM: Sen- ior Gary Lytle shows great power in return- ing this serve. Vad This year’s girls Varsity Volleyball team overcame the pitfalls of last year’s disap- pointing season with a 4-4 record in dis- trict play. Commenting about the season, Miss Hays said, “‘The team as a whole put forth a great effort. Although only one member of the team, Betty Brown, made all zone, the entire team displayed spirit throughout the season.”’ TOP LEFT: Miss Hays adds spirit. TOP RIGHT: L to R: Mgr. Delain Taylor, Glenda Hartsell, Lori Strittmatter, Susan Haught, Theresa Brucks, Marilyn Chap- man, Lisa Strittmatter, Rene Duvall, Trinda Johnson, Mgr. Susan Iverson, Team Capt. Betty Brown. MIDDLE: Marilyn prepares for the spike. BOTTOM: “‘If | told you once, I've told you a thousand times girls, hit the ball up.”’ THEY REALLY DID VOLLEY THAT BALL TOP LEFT: L to R: FRONT ROW — Kim Allison, Chrissy Mothershed, Tammy Lane. BACK ROW — Donna Hawkins, Vicki Wright, Sherrill Hogan, Trulin Taylor. TOP RIGHT: Trulin makes the spike. MIDDLE LEFT: Four arms are better than two. MIDDLE RIGHT: Anita Franko, J.V. Team Captain. BOTTOM LEFT: ‘‘Get off Ball.’’ BOTTOM RIGHT: ‘‘One-thousand one, one-thousand two. . .” 181 182 TRACK MEN TURNIT TOP LEFT: The 1977 Carter Track Team: BACK ROW — L to R: Coach Shaw, M. Fielder, B. Phillips, M. Mitchell, J. Kane, T. Spraggins, M. Ayers, D. Spraggins, B. Dickey, E. Adcock, R. Rainey, L. Buggs, E. Davis. MIDDLE ROW — J. Odom, G. Gentry, W. Brown, K. King, J. Saddler, P. Skinner, B. Walters, M. McCrory, A. Ray, E. Mackey, L. Walker. BOTTOM ROW — T. Bullard, M. King, R. Bennett, E. Robin- son, R. Shaw, H. Baker, E. Jackson. TOP RIGHT: Bristol shows great determina- tion. CENTER LEFT: Earnest throws it wide open. CENTER RIGHT: Mike passes on the inside. BOTTOM LEFT: Henry Baker puts the mile- age on. BOTTOM RIGHT: Billy shows discus form. ON TO THE TAPE TOP LEFT: King says he’s never too tired for a snapshot. TOP RIGHT: Lonnie Buggs is tired after a hard day’s workout. CENTER LEFT: Could it be a flying saucer? CENTER MIDDLE: Senior Darrell Palmer strives to clear the bar. CENTER RIGHT: Sometimes track also is only a matter of inches. BOTTOM: Billy Walters and Ray Bennett make a clean exchange. 183 NADIA NEVER LOOKED SO GOOD TOP LEFT: Practice makes perfect. TOP RIGHT: Obviously you can be a gym- nast and feminine, too. ABOVE: Strenuous exercise is a must. CENTER RIGHT: Junior Susan Harlan and Freshman Lisa Crowe take time out for some fun. RIGHT: Gymnast shows a good example of a handstand. 184 THE CAPTAINS OF OUR MANY SHIPS Coach Mike Leach Head Coach — Roland Maclin Coach Bill Calder Coach Robert Shaw : m2 Miss Ann Lesok Coach Eddie Kitchens 185 FLIGHT ARTHUR MATCHETTE SPONSOR MIKE WAUGH EDITOR TERRI BROWN ACTIVITIES CO-EDITOR BARBARA NEACE ACTIVITIES CO-EDITOR GARY LYTLE CLASSES EDITOR TRESSA LASSITER CLASSES RICK HERNANDEZ CLASSES BILLY PHILLIPS CLASSES MADELINE MORRIS PERSONALITIES EDITOR JULIE BAUGH PERSONALITIES LORI STRITTMATTER ORGANIZATIONS GERALD WALLACE CLASSES CARYL BAILEY ORGANIZATIONS CO-EDITOR TOMMY LITTRELL SPORTS CO-EDITOR CHARLIE STOGSDILL SPORTS CO-EDITOR KEN KIRKHAM SPORTS KEN FENNELL SPORTS RICKY MCGUFFIN HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER DEBBIE HARMAN PHOTOGRAPHER JIMMY STEVENSON PHOTOGRAPHER KEVIN BUCH PHOTOGRAPHER LORI HAMES PHOTOGRAPHER PAM FORESTOR ORGANIZATIONS CO-EDITOR 187 SENIORS ADULEY; TERESA gacerrcrar sstievatcionoterer leraneaeteueratetar= F.T.A. — 3; O.E.A. — 2; Talons — 2 ANDERSON, DANNY 4.2.52. -¢e0es2e em oes 1.C.T. — 1; Basketball — 1 BAILEY; CARYL tore on citsyereye ce epee sedeters stent easels CAGLE,;MARVIN fesrace ccstetetete see eet cir ate ea ieionene rs Basketball — 2; V.I.C.A. — 2; Rodeo Club — 3 CARTERS JAMES oianerceeiehente yet ee etek neem nme GARTWRIGHT, TERRI taser eercomie acto cnebenere sleueuenete N.H.S. — 2; Volleyball — 1; Girls’ Ensemble — 1; Carter Bowling League — 1; F.H.A. — 1; Altrusa Club Award GCASTELLONUGENNY) Sercrscvenin ora onetensitnre euiceenans SPANISH CLUB — 1; The Eagle Record Staff — 1 F.H.A. — 2; Student Council — 1 COX, SHEA oie c sels 6 cesea, octets bleneterre steven F.T.A. — 4; Science Club — 1; Tennis — 3; Musi- cal ‘'Oklahoma’' — 1; Spanish Club — 1; Talons —1 DANIELS, JOE ’ sos ace o's aon eet Oe Football — 1; Musical — 3; Science Club — 2; Math Club — 2 — Vice-President; KEAG Radio Club — 2; F.T.A. — 1 — Vice-President; Leader- ship Lab; Freshman Who's Who Nominee; Who's Who in American High Schools; Most Witty Talons — 3 — Vice-President; F.T.A. — 3 — Vice-President; O.E.A. — 1; Annual Staff — 1 — Co-Editor Organizations; Senior Who's Who Nom- — Exchange Editor DAVIS, SPENCER 3 o0 5. 25 5 0 cee on et ete teen 188 inee; Outstanding Senior Couple; Most Witty BELL, DAVID ct ote ce hetars © ole etic cr aeiaeerate Football — 3; Basketball — 2 BRIDGES, DONNA JAN .. 0.0.05... 0000s F.T.A. — 1; Drill Team — 1; Gymnastic Team — 1; Bat Girl — 2; Freshman Class Vice-President BLACKWELL; BOBBY Astenus ne Gao eee iention 1.C.T. — 1; F.T.A. — 1; The Eagle Record Staff — 1 BROWN, BETTY cicccereecencpers sche cieterte terre eee Basketball — 4 — Captain; Softball — 2 — Cap- tain; Track — 1; Volleyball — 3 — Captain; P.E. Club — 2 — President; N.H.S. Award Most Ath- letic; All East Zone Volleyball Team; Most Athletic BROWN, TERRI b: ces cleccsiatevedsiec s Pea tesncclneerne Band — 4; F.T.A. — 2; Student Council — 2; N.H.S. — 1; Annual Staff — 1; Head Majorette; Miss CHS Nominee; Senior Who's Who; Junior Who's Who Nominee; Sophomore Favorite Nomi- nee; Junior Favorite Nominee; Band Queen BURNETT IRAUIIY 05 cr tenetetegenes cteitenetrentelienettenstioneliattet ies BURTON, JAMES Sine nausea crt Wisise ey auneenoreiayscesuehs Basketball — 2; Baseball — 1 CHAPMAN,MARILYN Ge eteasocetste te teu ic etcisks auctor Journalism Club — 1; F.T.A. — 1; The Eagle Record Staff — 1; Track — 1; Volleyball — 3; Orchestra — 1; Chorus — 2 CHAVEZ; LORENZO (iirc sin, severe conten tchnerets) eieysre V.1L.C.A. —1 CHRISTNIGHT;.-CARLA . actrnereereae esters ate eee F.T.A. — 3 — Treasurer; Student Council — 3 — Secretary; Band — 4; Majorette — 3; Sophomore Favorite Nominee; Junior Class President; Home- coming Queen Nominee; Third Runner-Up Band Queen — 75-76; Second Runner-Up Band Queen — 76-77; Miss CHS; Most Talented CLIFTON; LAURIER secretaries orient nerae maGa an: The Eagle Record Staff — 1; F.T.A. — 1 COCHRAN CAYCE tin omtree rece oie iene V.I1.C.A. — 2; Football — 1; Basketball — 2; Baseball — 1; Athletic Club — 1 COLEZSERGIO Sete a ee eee eine teeters Junior Who's Who Nominee; Senior Who's Who Nominee; Honor Roll — 3 COLEMAN, MARION fiicrncucis cuc cholo crane ci eiateys Talons — 4; Basketball Queen; Valentine Queen COTHER, JERRY, Gieres.s-tenetosta sheet er eencretieie cieichole V.1.C.A. — 1 — Secretary COX, DORRIAN i5.:..c 3 ee eccere cee tenets J.V. Cheerleader — 1; Talons — 1; F.T.A. — 3; Football — 4 — Co-Captain; Basketball — 3; All District Football — 1; Mr. CHS Nominee; Most Athletic DEAN, ALTA GERALDINE.................... Junior Historians — 1; P.E. Leaders — 2; Badmin- ton Team — 2 DEARING, JOE... o:..0 50s e cvs see ose Shaner Football — 4 — Captain; N.H.S. — 2; Student Council — 3 — Treasurer; Junior Who's Who; Freshman Favorite Nominee; Senior Who's Who Nominee; Freshman Who's Who; Mr. CHS Nomi- nee DeLONG, DIANE 3.04: 05. Suse's) so 0s s)ats 6 Tennis Team — 4; F.T.A. — 2; Best Dressed DICKERSON, JERALD :............- 0 einen Football — 1 — Mgr.; Baseball — 1; Basketball — 3— Mgr. DICKEY, FRANK .. «os. 5:0.20e: +. cree oan 0 tclee re en Football — 4; Track — 4; N.H.S. — 2 — Presi- dent; KEAG — 3 — Chief Engineer; Student Council — 4 — Vice-President; Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior, Senior Who's Who; Most Likely to Succeed DITTO, EARNEST ESCH, HEATHER 2.055.000 545006) 0 Chess Club — 1; F.H.A. — 2 — Vice-President, President; Math Club — 1; Leadership Lab — 2 EVERMAN, LISASUSAN ................000- Band — 4; Majorette — 3; F.T.A. — 2; O.E.A. — 1 BEINNELUCKEN a tatstateheies Societies are orerer eles ovey« Football — 3; N.H.S. — 1; Basketball — 1; Band — 4; Annual Staff — 1; Who's Who in American High School Students BERRECIOUUIE KAY a encunetnrte bated teaerseieneuehnekerseel = F.T.A. — 1; F.H.A. — 1 — President; Chorus — 1 EESIAPATRIGIAg icici ttt terencdse raeraie oiereierstcrons F.H.A. — 1 EEORES? CAROLINE mectetercicicisiencteneledeuricr tetera erste: Student Advisory Committee — 3; Talons — 1; Cheerleader — 2; Junior Historians — 1; F.T.A. — 2; Tennis Team — 2; Track Queen — 76; Homecoming Queen; Miss CHS Nominee FORESTER, PAMELA GAIL ........---20000055 Science Club — 2; F.T.A. — 2; Band — 4 — Sec- tion Leader; Majorette — 2; O.E.A. — 1; Annual Staff — 2 — Co-Editor Organizations; Band Queen Nominee AUNTY TEAAaN soap eond dono coowicmGoomGat Football — 3 SPAGRITER MARK cercirens size nce srs iets, ep cieesiemteceneite Rodeo Club — 4 — President; V.I.C.A. — 2 — President SYNRRTEIIIIOI MY orci ob: oeorc enol taeic ond PaOnO iio oaeeniaEceona Rodeo Club — 1 BRIUESMGARU so orcimiaieies ica. sucisteperectyrs ore ene) sc ayseSal owe Football — 1 SST) A WINE facies si ahere ieyayeaniees ens bts suscenes.e.pyseedere-a F.T.A. — 3; Press Club — 1; Drill Team — 1 BER ANAMGNIN THA sc ats ticle cicrs cere ies Cee else ene Drill Team — 1 — Second Lieutenant; Gymnastics Team — 3; Talons — 1; Volleyball Team — 1; F.T.A. — 1; F.H.A. — 1; O.E.A. — 1; Freshman Favorite Nominee BPA LUTIMARLAININ et cirsrcrete swerelar elles cae) silat sey'e ouetensy F.T.A. — 1; D.E.C.A. — 2; Talons — 1 AMES, LORILEE 2.6 5. ee ee teen ne F.T.A. — 3; Annual Staff — 2; The Eagle Record Staff — 1 — Asst. Editor; Student Council — 2; Chorus — 3; Girls’ Ensemble — 1; Golf — 1; Freshman Class President; Freshman Who's Who Nominee; Sophomore Class Favorite Nominee; Outstanding Freshman Couple; Sophomore Band Queen Nominee HAMILTONPRENEE Ses crctertancecne ices ore fibers seed Drill Team — 1 — Co-Captain; Gymnastic Team — 1; Tennis Team — 1; Student Advisory Commit- tee — 2 — Secretary; Student Council — 1; The Eagle Record Staff — 2 — Editor; Talons — 1 HAWKINSFROBERT oii tetonercte to oi'saucteverersns eles eres HERINANDEZARICK Acero csenciet nes rere cre chek eine Science Club — 2; Annual Staff — 2; Honor Roll HINGIEF FRANKLIN mer cereetcin iiacatctelsterer=ss Athletic Club — 1; N.H.S. — 2; Basketball — 2 — Head Mgr.; Outstanding Math Achievement — 73-74; Who's Who in American High School Stu- dents; Most Knowledgeable HOLLOWAY, DONNALYNN .............---- F.H.A. — 1 HOWARD ALYINNietaracitetarey potter lala ienioieens eee F.H.A. — 1 — Treasurer HOWELE DONNA mie ncersiciercrieii otereeretenettone- Chorus — 1; F.H.A. — 1 HUDDLESTON, RONNIE ...........---+--0-- Jr. Historians — 1; Soccer — 1; Rodeo Club — 2 HUDSONFLESHIE ene te ie creicn raster re nelttees en: Student Council — 3; Cheerleader — 2; F.T.A. — 1; O.E.A. — 2; Talons — 2; Senior Class Secre- tary; Freshman Favorite; Baseball Queen; Senior Favorite Nominee; Most Spirited NWACKSONEGINDYseetrsnerteretel cestteteneile ete tcet- atc ai Chorus Club — 1; F.H.A. — 1 UIMENEZERINES Titer sctetenetsrettenetccariienclaeielled =r.) JOHNSON, DONNA .......... 5000s eee eee Talons — 1; O.E.A. — 2; F.T.A. — 1 JORINSONATRINDA Marpereer ocd cates ciieiees oes ais Band — 4; Volleyball — 3; Basketball — 4; P.E. Leader — 1; The Eagle Record Staff — 2 KEIMH REV ING erecaeree. ioe ntetecws dss Bitte oo mtienare ove F.T.A. — 1; Most Spirited (ARYLYNMAN) coomaconsaoenadoonnovogdos oo F.T.A. — 2; Bowling League — 2 KING AMIGHAESerrrarusrtecrstetenditsterdietat iris. Football — 4 — Captain; Track — 4 — Captain KING STRESA Tarun yeegeereetaie a rere oe a koncert, oes F.T.A. — 1; F.H.A. — 1; O.E.A. — 2 — Secre- tary; Bowling League — 1; Badminton Team — 1; Honor Roll LAWLER EYINDONEE seen niece nein co eran 1.C.T. — 1 — Vice-President LEIDENBERG; WELDON Cea eaetsrscctctete ie cuss: secu ae Junior Historians — 2; Honor Roll — 2 LIRTRELEA TOMMY marie catia cite canes metisisos eae Junior Historians — 1; Student Council — 1; Bas- ketball — 1; Annual Staff — 1 — Sports Co-Edi- tor; Freshman Favorite; Senior Class President FOCKESROSIAw sterner ecu here oo eetcrleeerenere Talons — 3 — President; J.V. Cheerleader — 1; Track — 1; Band Queen Nominee — 76, 77; Jun- ior Favorite Nominee; Senior Favorite Nominee; Homecoming Queen Nominee; Valentine Senior Princess LOPEZ; AARON err cretoeiotie eras ter emsnarens V.1.C.A. — 1 LOPEZ; THOMAS iciete te cierto rier si) totes al SKeyGh ssn co ga de scuos ond oosnoa gue od Press Club — 1; Science Club — 2; Tennis Team — 4; Annual Staff — 2 — Classes Editor; F.T.A. — 1; Musical — 2; Senior Favorite Nominee; Sen- ior Class President Nominee; Outstanding Senior Couple; Honor Roll; Best Dressed McBRIDE, KENNETH. .....----- 22s eee eteeees Chess Club — 1; Freshman Award for Math Achievement McGUFFIN; RICKY 2 oc fice p-c chedeereee trues ete eee Football 4; Track — 2; Annual Staff — 2 — Head Photographer; Freshman, Sophomore, Sen- ior Favorite Nominee McKINNEY, LISA22. ..- certs len cient sneer eee O.E.A. — 1; Band — 1 MABE, IRENE siseacclerate roca cine tka toraie ts aaousr ates F.T.A. — 3; Band — 3; Girls' Ensemble — 1; Majorette — 1 ma : ™ � we =. 4 | MACKEY: DIANNA So 22c5.).) 3 a cies oe oie eietoms Pia F.H.A. — 1 — Vice-President; Press Club — 1; Honor Roll — 2 MARSHALES WILLIE Zoe a -uocshe 2. cto nee tore ce eae Football — 1; Basketball — 1; 1.C.T. — 1 IMARTINEZ; ROSANA. PS. az dttleec-te ewes eee Drill Team — 1; F.H.A. — 2 — Vice-President; Talons — 3; Spanish Club — 1; Red Cross — 1; Caridad Club — 2 — Vice-President; Freshman Who's Who Nominee IMILLERRIRANDAL cater da ite ceca canaries chown cia reiowe Football — 1; Baseball — 1; Basketball — 2; Track — 1; D.E.C.A. — 1; Athletic Club — 1 MIMS; ANTONETTE Sc cceemicicos cera orn Track — 3 | MONTANA;RITA Satecaceeieie oewen iene cutee cue beemenert iets Drill Team — 1; F.H.A. — 1; Spanish Club — 1; : Red Cross — 1; Music Club — 1 MOORE: LESLIE Aectotensh cre aaroucieiceoran aaeee ene ) Football — 1; Basketball — 1; 1.C.T. — 2 MORRIS, ;-MADELINE? ve eg 4 clecnctoaceas cee ee Talons — 3 — Secretary Treasurer; F.T.A. — 3 — Secretary; O.E.A. — 1; N.H.S. — 2 — Trea- surer; Annual Staff — 2 — Personalities Editor; Junior Favorite Nominee; Senior Favorite Nomi- nee; Freshman Who's Who Nominee; Junior Who's Who; Junior Class Secretary; Band Queen Fourth Runner-Up; Most Likely to Succeed MORRISON?) ELIZABETH mn cetera ee etree F.T.A. — 1; Cheerleader — 3 — Head Cheer- leader; Student Council — 1; N.H.S. — 2 — Sec- retary; O.E.A. — 2; Junior Favorite; Freshman Favorite Nominee; Band Queen Nominee; Football Queen; Freshman, Sophomore Who's Who Nomi- nee; Junior Class Vice-President; Senior Favorite; Most Beautiful MYERS; ROBYN ies. eee cine crenata ister ster= Track — 3 NEACES BARBARA ia.-eeceistenekecideRetetet ear tay ker syene ts F.T.A. — 4 — Vice-Pres. 76, Pres. 77; Drill Team — 1] —First Lieutenant; N.H.S. — 2; Annual Staff — 2 — Activities Co-Editor; Student Advisory Committee — 3; Younglife — 3; Talons — 2; J.V. Cheerleader — 1; Band Queen Nominee — 2 NEWLAND, VERNA RAENELLE...........----- Science Club — 2; O.E.A. — 2; Band — 2; Honor Roll — 2; Bowling League — 1 ORR: BRENDA siren ie proce chen isle ie lotancueteeriettetsnet=u- O.E.A. — 2 — President; F.T.A. — 2 PACE; TAMMY cps wnat ctene te atatte) atyetobeirsiaieier yaoi F.T.A. — 1; O.E.A. — 1 PALMER; DARREL Ais c ices cenucee te rice icaemitscereeccuece Basketball — 4; Football — 3; Track — 2 PARKER, RUTHIE 5055. 5 0: scenensunpaet ae eueaeucnerckevehens F.H.A. — 1 — Treasurer; Press Club — 1; Student Advisory Committee — 1; Honor Roll — 1; Band Queen Nominee — 76 PASCHALE; EDWARD saearcetecioroicreten tetenetananercets V.1.C.A. — 2 — Parliamentarian; Basketball — 2 — Mgr. PATRICKS JUDY cor sre oiiniptouarecemeltere iene ame F.T.A. — 2; Orchestra — 1 PIKE}SUES 3 ae oer eee ene ae ee ae eee Track — 3; Basketball — 4 — Co-Captain; The Eagle Record Staff — 1; N.H.S. — 2 PORTER; 'CAROE® 2%) cia, .canpiews, ceorsvave korea tote sus sirens Talons — 1; Cheerleader — 3; Music Club — 1 — President; The Eagle Record Staff — 1 — Amusement Editor; Student Council — 2; Sopho- more Class Secretary; Sophomore Favorite; Home- coming Queen Nominee; Band Queen Nominee — 3; Miss CHS Nominee; Who's Who in American High School Students; Most Congenial RANEY, DENISE, .. ..:% «s n ein S.ntrle ee O.LA2FTAr—1 REYNOLDS; CONNIE 2. 2sk:4 senate 6 susie eee F.T.A. — 1; Caridad — 1 — Vice-President RHODES, CYNTHIA 2. ses oes cles oe eee F.H.A. — 1; Child Development — 1 RHOTEN, MICHELE... .... . s sitoe eleuereh eee F.H.A. — 2; F.T.A. — 1; N.H.S. — 2; O.E.A. — 2; Carter Bowling League — 1; Badminton Team — 1; Honor Roll — 2 . RICHARDS, JOHN, «2500 cce: cco cle ene o renee ROBINSON, LARRY ...00% 65 0 on we cere ee Football — 1; Baseball — 1; Science Club — 1; P.E. Award; Outstanding Algebra Achievement — 74; Honor Roll — 3 RODRIGUEZ, STEVE... ..2). 000+ sete eueehe ee Chess Club — 1; Baseball — 1; Science Club — 1; Honor Roll — 4; Most Imaginative ROGERS, MIKE: «275.0. 0-5 20 c% «stencil cileletaie tener nanan 1.C.T.—1 RUST,. KEVIN © coe. oni cio ssais om «clave alte ae RUTH, PAMELA 395.3 0. a02'0 @ a buat! otale enna Caridad Club — 1; Music Appreciation — 1; D.E.C.A. — 2; Talons — 1 — Group Captain; Honor Roll — 3; Who's Who in American High School Students SADDLER, JAMES. 22). 6.005 645.2 0s eee 1.C.T.—1 SALAZAR. KEVIN tocearccmiaeee ce a Football — 4; Track — 2; Band — 4; N.H.S. — 1; Most Talented SALDANA, PAT ...:.....--+-.+ 050.0 omen BSE O ile OM rercgsr atone ois cached cr che tatanel Staves fietesee teyis Basketball — 2; Baseball — 1; Football — 1; Track — 1; Math Club — 2; Outstanding Algebra Achievement — 74; Honor Roll — 2 BERVIS DONNA geet ere clbeiainintcrs sustertocee Talons — 4 — Group Captain; O.E.A. — 2; Car- ter Bowling League — 1; Honor Roll — 2 BIPESHKA THY chcvctcnarcusrs otcle eke, ah amireatare suerte ave Talons — 2; J.V. Cheerleader — 1; Drill Team — 1 — Captain; F.H.A. — 1 — President; Freshman Class President; Student Council — 1; Freshman Who's Who; Freshman Favorite Nominee; Who's Who in American High Schools MIB (ARID oo oc ne on eps Gag on Sooo ao oes on F.T.A. — 1; Rodeo — 1; Chorus — 4 — Presi- dent; F.H.A. — 1; D.E.C.A. — 2 MMI tela VAN N35 5 2 6 Sp ctoop eden og omaoru Science Club — 3 — Sec. Treas.; Caridad Club — 1; F.H.A. — 1 — President; Junior Who's Who Nominee SMITE KETO Na oxo 0 0-9 co WE o cnobto SOwISISn wks cKO F.T.A. — 2; Track — 1; Softball — 1; Chorus — 3 AMEE ogo bheobconcormpeccomsomeerd cc D.E.C.A. — 1 — Historian; Freshman Cheer- leader; F.T.A. — 1; Basketball — 1; Freshman Favorite Nominee; Honor Roll — 1 BOMMERSATHERESA on iene a ccerereisiee motes as F.T.A. — 3; Drill Team — 1; Music Appreciation —1;0.E.A.—1 STOGSDILL, CHARLES ......0..2-5 eer neces Student Council — 1; Bicentennial Committee — 1; Annual Staff — 1 — Sports Editor; Basketball — 2; Junior Historians — 1; Sophomore Class Pres.; Senior Class Vice-President; Senior Favorite; Most Congenial BTONE, TERRY COLBURN..........2---.-200005 Drill Team — 1 — Second Lieutenant; F.T.A. — 1; O.E.A. — 2; F.H.A. — 1; Talons — 3 BIRINNMATTER, LORI 2. 52 meee ee ee Junior Historians — 1; Volleyball — 2; O.E.A. — 1 — Treasurer; F.T.A. — 1; N.H.S. — 1 — Vice- President; Annual Staff — 1; Softball — 3; Soph- omore Who's Who; Outstanding Freshman Math Award; V.O.E. 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Geos oonmco0enooneo0G0so0G000 O.E.A.— 1 VILLAFRANCA, LINDA ............-0-------s Drill Team — 1; Spanish Club — 1; F.H.A. — 1; Red Cross — 1; Music Club — 1 VISORFALVIS mrrcucrenettes cnenetenanetsbarenellouerofeueliene tora Football — 4 WALKER, TAMARA COLLINS .......----.----- Rodeo Club — 2 — Secretary; Carter Bowling Team — 1; F.H.A. — 2; Rodeo Queen WALLACE, GERALD ......---02-- eee ereeeee Annual Staff — 2; Science Club — 2 WALLACE, JANET ......--- 000s terre ee reee O.E.A. — 2; Rodeo Club — 2 WARD SJERRYViserie tye ste s eleeien sete ere) eetere leroreaster Athletic Club — 1 WARE, JEAN creperstci cote ne rons muri erase) eller esos ert F.T.A. — 2; Most Imaginative WARREN, STEPHEN......------ 22sec err ccee WAUGH, MICHAEL ......----- 0222 seer tee Football — 4; Track — 3; Baseball — 2; Student Council — 3 — President; Annual Staff — 2 — Editor; N.H.S. — 2; All-Zone Football — 76; Jun- ior Favorite; Sophomore Who's Who; Sophomore Favorite Nominee; Junior Who's Who Nominee; Mr. CHS; Senior Who's Who; Most Handsome WAY, DEWEY ....---- 2222-2 sores seect eee? WEAVER, LEA ......-- 020s cece rete reece Talons — 1; O.E.A. — 2 — Historian; F.H.A. — . 2 — President; Caridad — 1 — Treasurer; Honor Roll — 2 WEBB CHERY Lititanctssiscctersterarsriie tl ctterataehejote busts F.T.A. — 1 W.ESTBROOKGILISA wontrscrs crs mavereacioscntcrea are F.T.A. — 1; F.H.A. — 2; Talons — 2; Drill Team — 1; D.E.C.A. — 1; Band Queen Nominee — 76; D.E. Queen WHITE; ALTHEA crea ceasscic orasstetel aoe cantons cre efereve Volleyball — 2 — Most Valuable Player and Best Sportsmanship; Track — 2; Basketball — 1 WHITESTERRY acti scons toaye olan erste vies G4 lacs aus Football — 4; Basketball — 4; All District Football — 76-77 VA UEGME 26505 oxo onle 660.0000 7H taxon ttc Talons — 1; O.E.A. — 1;F.T.A. — 1; F.H.A. — 1 WILSON; DEMMIE te ces nae cete aye oun) one = bie scent ae F.T.A. — 3; O.E.A. — 2; Talons — 2; Outstand- ing Freshman in F.T.A. 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