Cleburne High School - Santa Fe Trail Yearbook (Cleburne, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1979 volume:

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And what about Homecom- ing? The mums, the excitement of the game, the queen, the pretty girls, and the pretty guys, what a time we had! Remem- ber all of the free times and the not-so-fun times, the get- ting away with it or the getting tagged? Was it worth it all? And studying for those exams, cramming on that last night. How we all felt. Remember? Oh! And lunch, that does get to everyone. Especially during the period before. We all get a pit-kind of feel- ing just from simply hunger. What about your first date with that wild and crazy fox or the first time you fell in love? Will you ever find anyone to replace that special someone? And knowing that you won't again creates that feeling. Graduation, what can we say? It's all so mushy! But still through it — through the proudness, the jokes, and the laugh- ter, and even the tears, a feeling prevails. What feeling? What is this totally indescribable feeling? Can it be called: The Sting? 2 3 The °f Remembering Reliving, But — Only in Your Mind, and on the Pages of This Book. . . N te DoMACl snuULU ABBf xrCTTTJrs? yCv i i i I f 7 rrCome take a ride with me. ” — Scott Bayless 8 Student Life Kids: these days! rrGet it while you can. ” — Carolyn McPherson rrFree and Easy ” — Michele Anderson, Eddie Pruitt, Pam Leverett, and Louis Palafox. Student Life 9 Funky Favorites Poll How would you like to ride in a Trans-Am with Clint Eastwood or Cheryl Ladd going to see Grease, then a soothing stroll through the park? To top off this per- fect evening go to the lake for a little of your favorite parking. Ridiculous Reels 1. Grease 2. Smokey The Bandit 3. Up In Smoke 4. Animal House 5. Saturday Night Fever Main Lingos 1. Is That Right? 2. You Best Get Right. 3.1 Swear. 4. I’m a Wild Crazy Guy 5. Well Excuse Me! Foxy Females 1. Cheryl Ladd 2. Suzanne Sommers 3. Sally Fields 4. Olivia Newton John 5. Jacklyn Smyth Submarine Depot 1. Lake 2. Dirt Road 3. Keyhole 4. !?! 5. Anywhere Everywhere The Classics of ’79 Fas’ Gas 1. Trans Am 2. Z-28 3. Corvette 4. Camero 5. Chevy Sport Macho Men 1. Clint Eastwood 2. Burt Reynolds 3. John Wayne 4. Robin Williams 5. Steve Martin Hangouts 1. Park 2. Lake 3. Speak Easy 4. Kool Aide Stand 5. Pizza Inn M i a s i cm • means many hours of hunger pains. A • as in angry students waiting in line for chicken fried steaks, and upon arriving at their destination finding out that the steaks are all gone. •is for the so, so, so, so, hungry feeling you get in third period. JJ has the qualities of the horrors of indigestion. Above: X. Warren heads this table in a lunchtime revolution. Below: Lindsey Anderson received roses at lunch on this particular occa- sion. Left: Melissa Townsend, Dawn Franz, Sharon Looper, and Randy Lee, expressed their love for the cafeteria food. Below: Scott McGaha and George Hay cannot wait to get that lunchroom food. Above: Greg Logan O.D.’s on taco grease. Left: Caroline Walton selects from the wide variety the lunchroom offers. Iferabf f JCtiir (LEFT) — It’s not an uncommon sight to see Sheila McCoy and Terry Hall walking each other to class. Ricky Shockley and Annette Wynn get a kiss before class. Jr. Lori Salmons and Soph. Butch Rogers find time for conversation during the break. The Dating Game Dating was the most popular extra-curricular activity at CHS. There were many things to do on a date in Cleburne. Many couples chose to observe the submarine races at the local lake held from dusk to dawn. If submarines did not suit their fancy, they went to one of the nearby drive-ins such as the Chief or at Alvarado. Many CHS students hung out at chic Fort Worth discos such as the Speak Easy, Spencer’s Palace, or at the “Corner.” If they could not beat their feet to the disco boogie, they would try shuffling to the Bull-Shift” boogie at the Chip-in or at the local dances held at C.H.S. One thing every teenager did, no matter where they were going or where they had been was to cruise the Park. Senior Day Prom Night It seems so glamorous and glit- tering when you are a junior thinking of your senior year. Then those years are here and it’s the prom, then the Senior Break- fast and Graduation. The feeling of being glamorous is gone and has been replaced with a feeling of uncertainty. For the girls, those unwanted tears seem to come so easy. Then everyone stands to sing the school song and it’s “The Sting” all over. Right: Prom night Donna Smith and Greg Eam- hart dance to the music of “Chateau”. Below: David Miller fumbles for his name cards to make some last minute trades at the Senior Break- fast. Seniors Say Goodbye Steve Williams with the Senior Break- fast Blues. Michelle McDearmon and Billy Williams get-it-together Prom night. littUii' i ‘I’lr'w iJillJJ, v v n JlWlWWmm) lilli flJ n mh'lVlJlillJ ' C.H.S. Executive Branch 22 Academics Supers Sitting: Superintendent Don Smith. Standing (L to R): Supt. for Auxilary Ser- vices Jim Wells, Supt. for Instruction and Personnel Charles C. Cooke, and Dep- uty Supt. Cecil J. Harper. School Board C.I.S.D. Concerned about all school matters are the school board members, Standing (Left to Right): Dr. Bill Ward, Ben Hill Jones, Bill Anderson, Dr. H. K. Bald- win — Price. Seated (Left to Right): Bob Rose, Presi- dent Terry Bradley, and Superintendent Don Smith. Education Directors Front Row (L to R): Rose Wilson, Director of Special Education; Lee Ann Pit- cock, Director of Food Ser- vices; Janice Evers, Direc- tor of Federal Programs. Back Row (L to R): Fred Hartman, Tax Assessor Collector; Jay McCarty, Director of Athletics; Don- ald Bennett, Director of Vocational Education. Academics 23 D. Barnes Band, Stage Band C. Bass Homemaking P. Beatty Government M. B. Booth FOM. IA I Calculus, Alg. I L. Burns Vocational Coun. J. Cook C. V.A.E. D. Duke Speech, Debate, Drama A. Earl VEH Aide C. Edwards Metal Trades P. Eubanks Attendance Aide C. Frost Journalism, Annual, English S. Gilliland Commercial Cooking J. Haddock Counselor, Fresh, and Soph. D. Hamm Auto Mechanics S. Hargrove Homemaking D. Helmcamp Band, Applied Music C.Jones Health Occup., Health Sci. M. McCarthy Alg. I P. McCarthy Alg.2FOM.IAI Geom. R. McCollister Auto Body R. Mackey Building Trades B. Masterson Government, Athletics T. Morrow Biology, Athletics B. Oefinger World History, Latin C. Oefinger Vocational Aide C. Petross World Geography A. Reed Band R. Reeger Varsity Football Coach Physical Ed. L. Wade English, Athletics T. Webb Vocational Ag. A. D. Wheat Vocational Ag., Co- op Ag. H. R. White Health 3 Academics N. D. Angelo IA 2, Geometry, FOM 2 A. Denning English, Reading Enrichment C. L. Evers Gym, P.E., Girls Athletics Farrell, J. Homemaking J. Barbee English E. J. Barnes Economics, Am. History L. Barnes V.O.E. P. Bennett Drill Team Resource Academics D. Clifton Typing, Bus. Management, Athletics J. Clifton H.E.C.E. J. Cody Am. History, Athletics R. Cotton Geology, Chemistry, Physics D. Cannon English, Tennis J. Christian Health, P.E. Athletics S. Clark English, Multi- Culture C. Clifton Health R. Garrett Drafting Gutierrez G. Biology M. D. Hill VAC Program E.Johnson Health Athletics, P.E. L. Kelm Phys. Science B. Knight English R. Knight Chorus, Madrigal, Music App. B. Lilley I.CT C. Mafee Bus. Management, Typing B. McFarlin P.E., Athletics R. McRuiz Spanish, Practical English, English K. Martin English Teachers Tell Embarrassing Times Ski Club — Kathy Martin, always trys to set a good example, like a few years ago on a ski trip she received a ticket for reckless skiing in front of 25 C.H.S. ski club- bers. Charles Cliff ton just cannot understand how women keep their panty hose up. The ones he wore to the Junior Senior prom a few years back nearly fell off. Jeff Cody our basketball coach at C.H.S. was tagged red handed with a certain magazine in his briefcase, by a number of his fellow teach- ers and students. Mr. Gutierrez got quite a response from his Biology class when he told them to make a study of the honey- bees legs. Mr. McRuiz tells us that he was most embarrassed the time he bent over to pick up a piece of chalk and split his pants from front to back in front of an entire class. Academics 27 M. Martin Homemaking B. Miles English, Am. History W. Norton Resource B. Ray Phy. Science Academics S. Reed D.E. D. Rhinehart Am. History, Athletics B. Richey Art S. Samuels Clothing Service A. Schmidt Phy. Science W. Schoenfield IA1, MOCE, FOM R. Seelke Phy. Ed. E. Sewell World History A. Walker Phy. Ed. M. Walker IA 1 and 2, Algebra 1, FOM M. Wheatly Tpying 2, Shorthand R. Williams FOM, IA 1, Trig., Algebra 1 Show Me the Way J. Wilson C.V.A.E. M. Wiley Am. History J.Jones Counselor Juniors and Seniors M. Weis Nurse B. Allen Resource Aide L. Cardeanas Librarian M. J. Kyle Counselor Aide C. Layne Resource Aide C. Woodruff Library Aide The Cafeteria Ladies: Left to Right are: Z. Lacky, M. West, M. Steele, C. Wilson, M. Whiggington, E. Hey, R. Brunson, B. Bell. Academics 29 30 Shakespeare More A necessity in an English class is a dic- tionary as Marvin Hamilton keeps in his desk. Seeming to study hard in Mrs. Knight’s Jr. English class, Mike Townsend slowly gets away with looking at magazines. English Some students may think of C.H.S. English class as a world of preposi- tions, and diagramming but others could think of it as a perfectly good sleep if you’re in Mrs. Knight’s class, or if you’re not the sleepy type you may like to endure a little of Mrs. Clark’s hollering. Also acquainted with a little bit of C.H.S. English class would be the question of what is Mrs. Miles really talking about. But I guess the thing that really brings the thought of Eng- lish to Cleburne High would be the highly intel- lectual Bear’s class (Gregg Earnhart). Twas The Night Before Renaissance? wonders Kim Hundley, Wyvette Poe, Tena Gibbs, Billie Sims, Mark Watson, Mike Mackey, Tim Timmons, Petey Marshall and Calvin Montgomery. Although Sr. English under Mrs. Den- ning can be rather hectic, students suf- fer through McBeth knowing that what they are learning will be of use to them later. Academics Frogs in Action Poly Brown gets some private studying done in the hall. Jackie Gattis really shows her interest in chemicals in Mr. Cotton’s class. Science Science is a very inter- esting subject. Mainly we study frogs and animals in biology and various chemi- cals and formulas in chem- istry. But at our high school it is a sort of wonaer why the head chemistry teacher can also hold the record of most dententions ever given by one person. Or how Coach Kelm can expect one person to know all those abbreviations for different minerals, (by Greg Earnhart.) Mr. Cotton takes a minute of his class period to pose for the camera. Elizabeth Lee has really strapped on her apron for chemistry class. Washington to Sewell The man with his hands in the air, Todd McFarland, gives a big hoorah! for World History. Rene White appears to enjoy the class, too, just look at that smile. Jeanne Tribble learns about democracy in her government class. Therefore, she patriotically shows her “peace” sign. 32 Academics Pie R n As you can see, Rachelle Hewlette (cen- ter) enjoys her world history class — others just are not with it. Roots and Squares History is a terrific subject because it goes back such a long way. And math to many students is the devasting world of lines, shapes, and numbers that count into infinity. (Gregg Earnhart) Tommy Garber, Holly Grahm, and John Coulter find out how difficult calculus can be as they try to do a quadratic equation. Math monster William Ward frantically rips apart his geometry notebook in Nancy D’Angelo’s class. Academics 33 Taking Care of Business Typing — your fingers ache and you have messed up no telling how many times. And Mrs. Wheatley is starting to give you dirty looks so you wonder if it’s really worth it, but then Mrs. McAfee will tell you how well your doing and it starts to go all right until the next time you come to typing class. Then the typing adventures start all over again, (by Gregg Earnhart) Top Right: These kids get into the Gen- eral business scene and enjoy it. Top Left: Tracey Berg and Gail McClain practice for the future in their account- ing class. These two greasy dudes. James Reynold and Harold Laird learn about the finer parts of their cars in Automechanics. 34 Academics V Drafting means more than just going into the army! In Mr. Garrett’s class one can find David Byle, Bruce Moen, Tim Dill, Sylvester Ray and Richard Carter are more than eagerly waiting to learn. Eyes on your copy . . . Begin! That means you Angie Burgess, Melisa Anderson, Sharon Looper, Jason Barber, Joleta Robinson, and Alan Adrews! Academics 35 Body and Home Building These energetic freshmen look rather ragged out in their Health Class. Among these Freshmen are Mike Waits, Steve Cambell, Kerry Benson, Monty Mont- gomery, Gary Anderson, and Pam Sex- ton. No she is not dead just a dummy Jeff Baker, (left) and Tammy Dooley revive for Health Class. Gary Hicks adds a touch of gourmet to his cooking. 36 Academics After studying Com- mercial Clothing Industries, DeAnn Comer begins sewing a new wardrobe. Steve Lee makes his original apron, as Bake Leonard checks out the cabinets in Mrs. Hazle- wood’s Homemaking Class. Academics 37 The Finer Things io Life Are Free Here are eight of C.H.S. finest actresses and actors who enjoy performing for their school. They are Lewis Worthington, Bill Ladwig, Pam Tyner, Rick Brady, Cheryl Hammond, Sandra Roye, Maureen Smith, and Susan Rathgeber. Journalism: Photography Annual Yapper Keith Fox — photo” poses for his buddy, the camera, as he snaps a shot of himself. Drama Our zany drama department has really come alive under the eoaching of Dan Duke. The tal- ent has really shown through with the smash hit productions, “The Midnight Ghost,” “Arsenic and Old Lace” and “The Wizard of Oz.” Here our future actors pose for one of many photo- graphs they have blessed their devoted audiences with. Ronnie Grimm speaks no evil” as Edi- tor of “The Yapper.” 38 Academics Not only does the Spanish class learn about the culture and language of Mex- ico — they get to sample some of the Mexican pastries and pies. Left to Right: Melinda Hughes, Mr. McRuiz, Casey Jones, Sylvia Moralaez, and Leslie McLain. Foreign Languages The Clava Caput •(club heads) of Latin Class enjoy the bizzare teachings of Benny-0; but have completely lost all sense of reason after learning over 300 verb forms! Left to Right: Lisa Spiller, Greg Logan, Penney Nichlos, Angie Eastus, Wanda Curlee, Suzanna Twad- dell, and Tim Moxon. Monday — The aftermath. It’s worse than the weekend before, but it was worth every minute of it. Tuesday — Now it’s time to break down and study a little. The weekend hangover still lin- gers on. Wednesday — It’s finally time to really crack down and study. Think, think, think, and stay dry till the weekend. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 2nd — It looks like Kendra is ready for a fast 1st — It looks like Jayne Johnson and Melody Nic- Lampoon break, they’re always sold 2nd 3rd — O.K., Honey, get your nose out of kell missed their cold slap in the face this morning. period. that paper and into the books! Thursday — School is starting to get to the teachers too. They're acting like students. Friday — It’s finally here. The relief of school and excitement of the parties. Saturday — Party! Party! Party! Who cares about that brick test on Monday? Sunday — Today is the day to recuperate, think, relax, and just be alone. . . UNTIL MONDAY! Does Anyone Really Care? 6th — O.K., you’ve kept us here long enough, and we're bustin’ out. So don’t try to stop us. 4th — Boy, it’s lunchtime and I’m gonna feast out, if I could just find my money. 5th — Just think one more period and that will be another one to forget about. esa lia� — ' x - Michelle Voted Sweetheart rJcn f 3 Varsity Football •.Tony Holbert All-Dipt. Back Row (L to R): Tony Holbert, Robert White, Randy Lee, Lanny Reed, Allan Bordon, Russell Knight, Murray Derden, Scotty Self, Gregg Earnhart, Steve Lee. 3rd Row (L to R): Demetrious Warren, Steve Wylie, Jeff Lett, Mark White, Gary Estes, Billy Williams, Yale Gibbs, Mark Watson, Keith Sims. 2nd Row (L to R): Chris Fleck, Spike Owen, Rick Longoria, Don Derryberry, Tony Potts, Mike Wooley, Terry Conerway, Marty Smith, Louis Palafox, Dan Hanna. 1st Row (L to R): Chet Davis, Curtis Jaggars, Cleo White, Marty Stringer, Jordon Fanning, Dwight Isreal, Tony Franz, Joe Franz, and Timmy Smith. Jackets Strong in 3A-11 Owen MVP Top: Steve Wylie finds play on the gridiron can get rough. Bottom: The victorious Jackets sing the school song after their victory over Everman. 46 Varsity Football The Cleburne YellowJackets opened the 1978-79 season with a game at Mineral Wells. The Jackets led in the first and second quarters behind the passing of Spike Owen to Chris Fleck. The Rams came back in the second half to win the game 28-14. The Jackets traveled to Gainesville to go against the state ranked Panthers. The Jackets again showed the good first half to pull ahead of the Panthers 3-0. But much to the Jack- ets surprise the Panthers battled back to defeat the Jackets 28-3 with a great second half. The Jackets still looking for a victory went to play against Corsicana. The offense of Cleburne ran at will against the Tigers. They piled up well over 300 yds, and produced two touchdowns. The Jackets upped their record to 1-2. The Jackets Homecoming game was against the Elks of Burleson. It was a sweet Homecoming for the Cleburne High football Exes as they sat and watched the Jackets of today roll over the Elks in the 78 Homecoming game. The Jackets built up a early lead and never let go. Led by senior runningback Tony Holbert, the Jackets running game never looked better. The Jackets scored first and last in the game as the score would indicate, 33-6. This game ended up to be one of the best Cleburne would play all year. The Jackets faced the Marlin Bulldogs hoping for another win to up their record to 3-2. The 16th ranked team from Marlin and South Zone champs put up a good fight for the Jackets. The Jackets proved to be the better team in a 14 to 7 victory. The Lions of Brownwood ran back the opening kickoff for a touchdown. Brownwood ran up the score to 14-0 to end the half. Cleburne piled up much yardage against the soon to be state champs. Cleburne could not catch up to the Lions and lost 31-14. Top: Mineral Wells finds the Jackets defense tough. Bottom: Mark White, Steve Wylie, and Marty Stringer rest on the side-1 line. Varsity Football 47 SCOREBOARD CHS Opp 14 Mineral Wells 28 3 Gainseville 28 12 Corsicana 0 33 Burleson 6 14 Marlin 7 14 Brown wood 31 33 Granbury 8 21 Crowley 28 16 Stephenville 24 7 Everman 6 Right: Spike Owen and Billy Williams practice snaps on the sideline. Bottom: A happy Jacket lockeroom after their fine vic- tory over Everman. 48 Varsity Football Jackets Post 5-5 Season A Hard Fought Victorious End The Jackets jumped out to a 27-8 lead at halftime and held on to beat Granbury 33-8 in their second district game. Quarterback Spike Owen was the key to the early lead. Owen hit Fleck with a TD pass for a 12-0 lead and then scored himself on a 23 yd run. The game ended with a 33-8 score. Cleburne was held to a 14-6 lead at Crow- ley at the end of the first quarter and a 14- 14 tie at the half. At the beginning of the fourth qtr. the Jackets made it 21-14. But then Crowley managed to score two more touchdowns to come back and win. Stephenville sent the Jackets their sec- ond straight loss. The game was close with each team trading scores but in the final minutes the Jackets of Stephenville won. Cleburne won the final game with a 7-6 victory over Everman. The game was hard fought to even the record at 5-5. m %i jr t 4 MM Top: Jackets defense swarm the highly potent Gainesville offense but fell short to the Panthers by a score of 28-3. Left: The YellowJackets offense lines up to run a play that’s sure to gain yardage as they piled up over 300 yds. against the Corsicana Tigers. Right: Terry Conerway and the Jackets defense drop Everman for a loss both on the play and at the end of the game. Bees Prepare for Varsity J.V. Teamwork The Junior Varsity Bees started out their 78-79 sea- son expecting to do well in their newly appointed 3a-ll district. Led by the coaching of Joe Christian and Dwight Clifton they established themselves as a capable team to compete with any of the teams in their district. Bees defense swarm around the offensive back to make the tackle. Wasp’s Improve in 3A-11 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Cleburne 8 14 Mineral Wells Cleburne 13 7 Gainesville Cleburne 8 14 Corsicana Cleburne 27 0 Burleson Cleburne 14 13 Marlin Cleburne 14 13 Brownwood Cleburne 13 8 Granbury Cleburne 7 13 Crowley Cleburne 12 12 Stephenville Cleburne 7 0 Everman Fresh Team The 1978 Cleburne Wasps had a very impressive record under the leadership of Coach Milford Wiley and Coach Donny Rhinehart. They piled up an awesome reputation in their new 3A division, beating Gainsville, Burleson, Marlin, Granbury, Everman and the varsity state champs Brownwood. Freshman Football 51 52 Varsity Basketball Rosser MVP Senior Perry Rosser drives in for a layup in the district playoffs against the Waco Tigers. The Jackets lost the game but not without a fight. ■■ VARSITY SCOREBOARD HOME OPP. 67 Azle 51 60 Rockwall 51 58 Mansfield 45 77 Carter 61 75 Eastern Hills 62 57 Mineral Wells 71 63 Rockwall 59 59 Mansfield 49 55 Nimitz 57 55 McArthur 57 72 Mansfield 65 63 Azle 69 47 Arlington 60 67 Greenhill 24 60 Northside 72 78 Brewer 57 90 Burleson 61 74 Grandbury 51 56 Brownwood 42 51 Stephenville 35 80 Crowley 51 58 Everman 57 48 Brownwood 45 110 Stephenville 59 87 Granbury 49 91 Crowley 61 The Jackets look on hungrily as the Cheerleaders cut the cake. 54 Varsity Basketball Spike Owen drives in uncontested for an easy two points as Perry Rosser watches. Varsity Basketball 55 The Cleburne Yellowjackets opened the 1978-79 season with greatest hopes of taking a district crown. Breezing through the zone having a 10-0 record the Jackets captured the zone title by defeat- ing the Everman Bulldogs in Everman. The Jackets finished the season with a mark of 21-8. A zone title was the first for Coach Cody in Cleburne. After wrapping up the zone title, the Jackets took on the Waco Tigers for the district crown in 3A-11. Owen drives for a layup. 56 Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball 57 Above: Sarchet throws up a jump shot against Everman. Left: Eddie Simpson goes up for a slam dunk. Coach Cody brings his team together for a midgame conference. Vincent Warren jumps for a rebound as Eddie Simpson is holding off the opponent. Coach Jeff Cody gives the winning strategy to the starters. Junior forward Demetrious Warren gets a jump shot from under the bucket. Kelly Sarchet drives in for a layup against the Granbury Pirates. Jackets Go for District 58 Varsity Basketball Headed Off at the Pass Sophomore guard Don Derryberry goes for two during the Jacket Bowl Tournament. The Jackets placed 2nd in the Tournament for the second year in a row. They lost in the final game to the Mineral Wells Rams. A shot is put up by a Jacket player who is guarded by No. 13, while the other Jackets (40) Vincent Warren and Kelly Sarchet wait to pull down a rebound and put up another shot. Varsity Basketball 59 J.V. Shines Donnie Cody deflects the ball as Cleo White and Froggie White look on. JVSCOREBOARD CHS OPP. 57 Azle 45 59 Rockwall 47 37 Mansfield 48 37 Rockwall 54 39 Diamond Hill 37 55 Azle 49 39 Castleberry 61 34 Azle 31 63 Godly 58 46 Arlington 71 58 Whitney 51 48 Kennedale 45 39 Sam Houston 78 58 Burleson 39 51 Stephenville 42 32 Everman 62 62 Midway 80 47 Brown wood 35 68 Grandbury 56 69 Crowley 34 60 Everman 45 39 Brown wood 31 72 Stephenville 60 2 Grandbury 0 54 Crowley 38 4 Everman 0 22-6 J.V Team was made up of: Steve Routson, Steve Smith, Mike Chandler, Rick Harper, Cleo White, Derek Knight, Donnie Cody, Tim Moore, Bill Ladwig, Alan Bordon, Gerald Anderson, Scott Oesh, Dave King, and Coach Donnie Rhinehart. 60 Junior Varsity Basketball FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD CHS OPP. 71 Everman 79 60 Waxahatchie 49 73 Mansfield 57 71 Everman 44 84 Diamond Hills 26 74 Azle 40 102 Boswell 24 91 Mansfield 74 102 Azle 49 69 Waxahachie 69 86 Stephenville 25 61 Grandbury 36 98 Crowly 26 57 Everman 81 63 Brownwood 57 83 Stephenville 31 49 Crowly 16 98 Graham 63 84 Bowie • 53 71 Mineral Wells 49 18-2 Scott Rosser (10) contests his opponent for a jump ball while his teammates Xavier Warren (42) and Greg Young (14) wait to get the tip. The Freshman had a great season under the coaching of Milford Wiley and Dwight Clifton. Freshman Team consisted of: Brian Deweese, Bo Jones, Monty Montgomery, Gary Fullerton, Mark Hall, Greg Young, Robert Walker, James Rolla, Mark Green, Mike Waits, Xavier Warren, Preston Miller, Ricky Shockley, Sean McNael, Alan Cooper, Greg Weden, Scott Rosser, James Flynn, Milford Wylie, not in pic. Steve Harper. Freshman Basketball 61 Jackets Sweep to Bi-District Pitcher Allan Lockett fires in a pitch against Austin Westlake in bi-district action. The Jackets took 2 out of 3 to win the playoff. Centerfielder Perry Ginn gets some wood on the ball during the Waco High game. Head Coach Jay McCarty gives an after the game talk to a KCLE reporter. 62 Varsity Baseball The 1978-79 Yellow Jackets Back Row from left to right: Bill Porterfield, Ricky Longoria, Spike Owen, Perry Ginn, Perry Rosser, Scotty Self, Kelly Sarchet, and Allan Lockett. Front Row from left to right: Jay Wilson, Curtis Jaggars, Doug Mathis, Eddie Pruitt' Louis Palafox, Tony Potts and Albert de la Guardia. The 1978-79 Yellow Jackets had a season record of 28-3 with a 26 game winning streak, which was the longest in Cleburne his- tory. The Jackets started off in Uvalde losing 2 out of 3, but then came back to go through zone undefeated and also captured the district and bidistrict title. The Jackets won the district crown by beating Waco High and Ever- man, then went on to take 2 out of 3 from Austin Westlake for bidistrict. The Jackets placed 7 players on the first team in zone and one on the second and one got an honorable mention. They were led by Seniors Spike Owen and Eddie Pruitt in the hitting and pitching departments. The Jack- ets placed first in regionals and won second place at the state finals. Batter Scotty Self tries to lay down a bunt to move up a runner into scoring position. 63 Varsity Baseball Homeruns- 64 Varsity Baseball After another strike three, Louis Palafox get another opponent out. Catcher Ricky Longoria rounds first, after a base hit against Crowley. Southpaw pitcher Eddie Pruitt throws one of his drop balls. Third base coach A1 de la Guardia shows the Jacket symbol as they built up an enormous win streak. Jackets left fielder Tony Potts steps up to bat dur- ing a district game that they won over Crowley. Varsity Baseball 65 JV Builds Confidence 6f Junior Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Baseball team from left to right: back row: Grant Earnhart, Terry Owenby, Donnie Cody, Randy Scrarbrough, Mike Kirkam, Butch Rogers, Greg Young, and Bobby Woods. Front row: Monty Montgomery, David King, Scott Rosser, Rusty Oesch, King Reagan, Trey Webb, and Mark Hall. Coach of the J V is Jeff Cody. First baseman Donnie Cody gets ready for a grounder. Catcher Ricky Longoria takes a pitch to strike out the batter. The Jacket moundsmen have built up some tremendous records, Louis Palafox is undefeated while Eddie Pruitt and Allan Lockett have one loss each. (Left) Junior Curtis Jaggars shows the only reason that he plays base- ball is so that he can get his share of that LEVI GARRET chewing tobacco, or maybe just a pinch between the cheek and gum. Junior second baseman Kelly Sar- chet has to dive back into first base to avoid a sly tag by the first base- man. Of course he made it back, but one thing, “He did get his uniform dirty.” The JV Bees are now 4-6-1 and took Consola- tion in their own Tour- nament. The Bees were lead by Scott Rosser in hitting with .400. Mike Kirkam and King Reagan are the leading pitchers. Junior Varsity Varsity Baseball 67 Jackets on Right Track Varsity Track Team from left to right, Top Row: Mike Wooley, Cleo White, Eddie Simpson, Jeff Lett, Froggie White, Tony Holbert, Bottom row: Timmy Smith, Larry Benson, Brian Lilley, Steve Breland, John Daniels, Alan Bordan. Jacket polevaulter Grady Seahorn gets caught trying to climb another pole for the Jackets, so he can achieve a natural high. Jacket runners Barry Haley and Ron Luther have a friendly little race. 68 Boys Track Left: Jackets Trackmen Froggie White, Donald Earl, Stewart Crowder, Vincent Warren, and Mike Chandler only take a while to warm up, but when they’re hot they’re hot! Truckin’ Trottin’ Trackin’ Left: Jackets Cross Country Team from left to right: Ricky Carol, Andy Malish, Steve Breland, John Danniel, Larry Benson, and John Henry. Junior, Bryan Kopfer has an expression of anger as he missed his jump. John Daniel!, junior, long distance man for the Jackets, has nothing else better to do than to jog around the track and work up a RHONDO thirst. Boys Track 69 Left: Greg Galier led the Jackets with a 907 total for the year and finished 4th in the district tourna- ment. Right: Kyle McGee, a sophomore, nad a 929 total for the year. Coach Hyde demonstrates the proper stroke. James Holliday watches a put fall. Left: James Holliday had a 912 total for the year by finishing 6th in the district tournament. Right: Marty Jones missed a few tourna- ments but still came back with a 624 total. 70 Golf Jackets Tee Off Row 1: John McDaniel, Ronnie Powell, John Holland, Randy Moss, Marty Jones, James Holiday, and Greg Galier, Row 2: Jeff Hunt, Ricky Tompkins, Paul Woodall, Jeff Beam, Ricky Prichard, Kent Cole, and Kyle McGee. The CHS Golf Team enjoyed a successful sea- son as they finished second in zone and third in dis- trict. The Jackets shot an excellent score of 345 in the zone match, then came back to shoot a 343 in the district match. The Jack- ets were undoubtedly the youngest team in the meet and will be even stronger next year with three let- termen returning: Greg Gailer, Martyn Jones, Kyle McGee, along with fresh- man Rick Tomkins. Junior golfer Greg Galier hits a long shot. Galier was the leading golfer on the team. Golf 71 Riza Advances to State The CHS Tennis Team had a fairly successful year. They won second nlace in tne Kileen and North Zone tournaments and placed third in the TWC and District tourna- ments. The “A” doubles team of Mark Buckingham and Tim Whitlock won second place in the TWC tourna- ment and placed third in North Zone play. Mark Buckingham (right) alias Buck Markingham, scoops the ball over the net. (Above) Coach Donna Cannon contem- plates tough team comj etition. The B doubles team of Mike Doty and Greg Logan advanced to the quarter finals in the North Zone Playoff. With nine lettermen return- ing next year, the team is eagerly anticipating a winning season. Mike Doty shows off his physique while serving. Greg Logan puts a lot of “umph” in his overhead. 72 Tennis Playoffs Steve Riza (left), A singles player, won three out of four tournaments this year. He E laced second in Zone and dstrict finals and placed third in Regional competi- tion. He will go as alternate for the State tournament in Austin. This is his third year to compete in Regionals and he is ranked fifteenth in the state in boys eighteen years and under. David Curlee (below), B singles player, won two out of four tournaments and placed fourth in District. (Left) Even in a tough match, Tim Whitlock always manages a smile. Tennis 73 Tennis Anyone? The “A” doubles team of Elizabeth Lee and Julie Sledge won all five of their dual matches and placed third in North Zone Play. The “B” doubles team of Bliss Jones and Kelly Swatzell won three out of four dual matches and advanced to the quarterfinals in the North Zone Playoff. Leslie MacLean, “B” singles player, also advanced to the quarterfinals in the North Zone Playoff. Brenda Carmichal won two out of four dual matches. (Above) Julie Sledge serves while Elizabeth Lee anticipates the return. (Right) Julie Sledge demonstrates her unique form of serving. 74 Tennis Kelly Swatzell strives to make a good return (Middle) Oh, the struggle of just getting that ball over the net. . . (Bottom) Leslie MacLean makes a fearful opponent. Tennis 75 Stingers Strive for Success Girls sports have come a long way over the past few years, and Cleburne is no exception. Although tennis, track, and bas- ketball are enjoyed by both sexes, volleyball is a sport exclu- sively for girls. Friendships among the team- mates have developed over the past year. The wins and losses have brought the girls closer together as FRIENDS, not only as fellow athletes. Improvement is the best word to describe this years volleyball teams. The varsity Stingers dis- played both skill and technique in every game they played. Although their record was not perfect, it has shown that the girls are getting better each year. Unfortunately, the bleach- ers remained virtually empty throughout most of the season. 76 Girls Sports Becky Bowen and Laura Estes block a shot. Laura Cimo looks on as Becky Bowen and Tami Lord team up against Arlington. Laura Estes dunks the ball over the net. If V !) 4 4 Becky Bowen spikes the ball over for a point. Inset: Becky Bowen, Donna Smith, Jackie Gattis, Laura Estes received All- Zone Honors. ■ j Lori Pedigo blocks a shot 1979 Varsity Stingers are Back Row: Captain Becky Bowen, Donna Fuller, Lori Pedigo, Coach Becky McFarlin, Laura Estes, Laura Cimo, Captain Donna Smith. Front Row: Kim Richards, Jackie Gat- tis, Tami Lord. Girls Sports 77 J.V. and Fish Volleyball Freshman Netters: Back Row: Annelle Junge, Sharell Clay, Leila Shackleford, Regina Miller. Front Row: Joann Cox, Debbie Overstreet, Donna Gregory. J.V. Netters: Back Row: Kathy Brunson, Mary Carden, Brigitte Doran, Fannie Alexander, Susan Carson. Front Row: Happy McPherson, Dianne Palafox, Teresa Cooper, Beverly Gossett. “Upon observing the world around us, one must realize that things’ take time. For the past two years, we have taken the time needed to lay a solid foundation on which to build a tradition of win- ning. The Stingers have become competitive in their team play and dedi- cated in their effort to develop a championship team, “winners ’ every time we walk onto the court.” B. McFarlin Jackie Gattis prepares to dink the ball as Mary Carden looks on. 78 Girls Sports A Little Better, But Improving Girls Sports 79 Varsity Stingers Improve Competitive Year in District 11 AAA The 1979 Stingers found themselves in one of the better if not the best AAA districts in the state, in District 11 AAA. In only their second year of UIL competi- tion they found themselves competing with four of the top ten teams in Texas. It is unu- sual for one team in a district to be ranked in the top ten in the state let alone four. Illness, injuries, inexperience, and stiff competition proved to overpower the Sting- ers in 1979. The girls showed improvement with every game tney played and they gained valuable experience that will be a great stepping stone in 1980. With only one senior graduat- ing the Stingers are eagerly anticipating a highly competitive year in 1980. Tanya Rolla a member of the second team All District North Zone reaches for the ball. Team Shot The 1979 Varsity Stingers are — Coach Ellen Johnson, Rachenelle Scott, Donna Fuller, Captain Jan Glenn, Fan- 80 Girls Basketball With Experience and Skill Donna Fuller dribbles down the court as Jan Glenn looks on. Jan Glenn goes up for a rebound during the game against Ennis. Basketball beaus this year are Perry Rosser and Tony Holbert. Perry and Tony are members of the Yellow Jacket Varsity Basketball team. Surrounded by Ennis, Donna Fuller shoots for two points as Tanya Rolla comes to assist her. Play Ball! One of the mem- bers of the Stinger Varsity Basketball team was named to the second team All-District North Zone. Tanya Rolla is a sophomore at Cle- burne High and she has shown excep- tional ability throughout the year. Girls Basketball 81 J.V. Fish Look Ahead Laura Estes hurried the Girl’s Basket- ball team out the door to a Spirit party given by volleyball. Enthusiasm Never Stops The 1978-79 season was very rewarding for both the Junior Varsity and the Freshman Stingers bas- ketball teams. The real accomplishments of these teams are not so evident from their win-loss record but rather from the aspects of team goals; teamwork and the devel- opment of basic skills. Tnese skills, coupled with the experience or working with a team towards a common goal, should prove to be very valuable to the Varsity Stingers of 1980. The coach of the 1978-79 J.V. and Freshman Sting- ers was C. L. Evers. This is Coach Evers’ first year as coach of the girls teams. He did a fine job of coach- ing this year although the teams were plagued by injuries and illnesses at some very crucial moments. Coach Evers remarked that he was very proud to be associated with this group of fine ladies and he wishes each one of them the best of luck in the next coming season. Members of the 1978-79 Freshman Stingers are: Front row — Yolanda Scott, Teresa Chan- dler, Stacy Carson, Leila Shackleford, Annell Jung. Back Row — Mary Carden, Regina Warlick, Coach C. L. Evers, Sheila White, Donna Gregory, Debbie Overstreet. 82 Girls J.V. Fish Basketball Varsity in Sight Above: JoAnne Cox looks on as Marsha Chapman, Julie Williams, and Tami Lord work together to hold a good defense against Ennis. Left: Jackie Gattis chalks up two points for the Stingers. Members of the 1978-79 J.V. Stingers are: Front Row: Fannie Alexander, Sharrell Clay, Lynn Anderson, Marsha Chapman. Back Row: Jackie Gattis, Tony Arendondo, Ruth Fogarty, Coach C. L. Evers, Julie Williams, Rhonda Turner, Joanne Cox. Girls J.V. Fish Basketball 83 Female Track Team Track Team: Marsha Chapman, Lori Sto- renson, Nell Scott, Kim Baker, Denise Dun- woody, Lela Shackleford, Donna Gregory, Joann Cox, Ginger Ownes, Stacy Carson, Eliz Hague, Laura Estes, Tanya Rolla, Lynn Anderson, Sharrell Clay, Tena Gibbs, Laura Cimo, Teresa Chandler, Toni Arren- dondo, Shellie Barnett, Sujane Von Tun- glen Trackin’ Around Members of the girl’s track team take time out for a group “portrait”. Pictured are — Snellie Barnett, Tami Lord, Ginger Owens, Denise Dunwoody, Lela Shackle- ford, Kim Baker, Lori San- derson, and Elizabeth Hague. Tena Gibbs concentrates on clearing the Coach C. L. Evers watches with confidence Sharrell Clay puts her Shot-put ability to bar in the high jump. in his team’s ability. the test. 84 Girls Track Foot Prints Members of the girl’s Cross-coun- try track team are: Coach C. L. Evers, Laurie Sorenson, Mary Estes, Sujane Von Tunglen, Lisa Johnson, Lori Sanderson, Karen Bonotto, Kim Baker, Marsha Chapman, Twana Auten, Cherie Walker. Records Are Set Until this year Cleburne High has never had a girl’s Cross country team. The members of the team showed great determination and are looking forward to a great season next year. The track had a very successful vear in District 11 AAA and there were several school records set. The 400 meter relay team of Tereasa Chandler, Lori Sanderson, Laura Cimo, and Rachenell Scott set a new record while Laura Estes set a new mile run record and Staci Carson set a new record in the discus throw. Rachenelle Scott shows off what is consid- ered her best event, the long jump. Nell placed second in District this year, then going on to place fourth in the Regional Meet in Huntsville. Girls Track 85 Stingers Varsity Basketball Stingers 25 Granbury 100 Stingers 46 Crowley 51 Stingers 42 Everman 58 Stingers 36 Brownwood 44 Stingers 27 Stephenville 81 Stingers 4 9 Granbury 74 Stingers Crowley g|fc 73 Stingers 25 I Everman 66 Stingers Browgwood 18, Stingers 25 Stephaiville . 52 Ivors r T UlL Outstanding Achievers The Cleburne High School 1978-1979 Outstanding Award Winners in Electives are front row from left to right; Nan Walton — Read- ing Enrichment; Pam Harris; Donna Lynn — Commercial Cooking; Bobbie Newell; Sheri Roye — Homemaking III; Jean Ann Turner — Typing II; Nancy Cinco — Outstanding Senior Drill Team Member; Donnell McMichael — Outstanding Soph. Drill Team Member; Dandy Early — Miss Drill Team; Diane Miller; Julie Lambert — Outstanding Junior Drill Team Member; Sylvia Moralez — Music Appreciation; Second row' from left to right; Diane Dixon — Shorthand; Pam Tyner — Speech, Prose; Susan Rathgeber — National Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program, Spanish II, Drama; Rhonda Hodge — Journalism, Newspaper; David Farmer — Journalism I; Angie Eastus — Journalism, Annual; Reba Whitehead — Avis Corzine Award; Eddie Pruit — Ronnie Kirkpatrick Award; Mindy Parks — Physical Fitness Award; Melinda Hughes — Office Duplication; Donna Underwood — CHS Mandrigals, Sen- ior; Rachelle Hewlett — Homemaking II; Janice Force — Physical Education, Senior Girl; Ricky Brady — Stage Craft; Joey Hill — Geology; Jimmy Pierce — Earth Science; Dan Eubanks — Latin I; Don Storston; Kevin Eubanks — Band 1st year. Chorus 1st year; Mike McCleary — Physical Education, Junior Boys; Tommy Johnson — Typing I; Russell Knight — Who’s Who in Choral Music; Penny Brady — Chorus 3rd year; Randy Lee — Chorus 4th year; Milissa Townsend — Band 2nd year; Glenn Pemperton — Speech I, Art I; Tom Stewart — Band, 4th year. Not Pictured are; Alan Andrews — Arian Award, Ball Scholarship, Poetry, Drama, Band 4th year; Wesley Marks — Debate; Greg Ray — Debate; Mike Waits — Journalism, Photography; Danna Chambers — Art I; Carolyne Wood- land — Effective Living; Darlene Crecellus — Art II; Ron Wade — Physical Education Senior Boys; Sherron Scott — General Busi- ness; Dan Starnes — Chorus, 2nd year; Kirk Smith — Latin II, Band 3rd year; Michele Anderson — Homemaking I; Tom Stewart — 4th year Band; Doyle Nelson — Art III. Outstanding Achievements in Vocational Careers: Front Row: L. to R. Tim Bankston, D.E. — Second Year; Johnnie Fugua, I.C.T. — Second Year; Tracy Allen, I.C.T. — First Year; Carrie Ballenger, H.E.C.E. — First Year; Wanda Brand Spurgeon, V.O.E. Becky Illes, Rene White. Back Row: Ricky Carroll, Vo. Ag I; Tim Dill, Architectural Drafting; Steven Buswold, Mechanical Drafting; Daryl Skyles, Co-op Ag Award; Alan Donaldson; John Daniell, Vo. Ag III; Alan West, Auto mechanics — First Year, David Garcia, D.E. — First Year. Outstanding Achievements in Academics: Front Row: L. to R. Preston Miller, Freshman Literature; Alan Lockhart, Government; Lisa B'ggerstaff, Physical Science; Jeanette Pfalzgraf, Junior Grammar; Nancy Cinco, Senior Composition; Jeff Lett, Individual Achieve- ment in Math, Government; Spike Owen, Stanley Johnson Memorial Award, Attendance and Academic Average; A1 de la Guardia, Texas History; Lisa Webb, Spanish I; Kelly Swatzell, Junior Literature. Back Row: Tim Moxon, Accounting I, Ball Scholarship; John Daniell, Junior Literature, Vo. Ag III; Pam Tyner, Drama-Prose Reading; Pierre Weber, Calculus; Susan Rathgeber, Senior Litera- 1ram ; Lynette Baldwin — Price. Individual Achievement in Science; Kevin Eubanks, Geometry; Gary Poison Trigonometry Bill Hommel, First Aid, John Philip Sousa Award. 6 Achievement Awards 91 Einstein’s Followers NHS members, chosen on the basis of leadership, char- acter, service, and scholar- ship, are chosen by the teach- ers. Officers are left to right: Tom Stewart, President; Alec Horn, Treasurer; Sherry Roye, Secretary; Ronnie Grimm, Vice Pres- ident; Alan Andrews, Sgt. at Arms. Old members are left to right: First Row — Jonnie Aura, Kim Jones, Jan Morrow, Tracy Hudson, Donna Eubanks, Luann Ferguson, Dandy Earley, Teresa Salmons, Tamie Vaughn, Wanda Curlee, Rhonda Massey. Second row — Carla Rodgers, Lisa Webb, Gail Lock- hart, Debbie Adcock, Dana Jackson, Sherri Rove, Beverly Ball, Isolda May, Jill Triplett, Gina Martin, Tammy Young, Karen West. Third row — Albert de la Guardia, Kent Gray, Spike Owen, Ronnie Grimm, Tom Stewart, Robert Mayfield, Jonn Coulter, Roy Tuley, Tommy Garber, Tim Moxon, Wesley Marks, David Garcia, Eddy Carrell. Fourth row — Eddie Pruitt, Bill Hommell, Perry Ginn, Perry Rosser, David Miller, Steve Wylie, Jeff Lett, Greg Ray, Alan Andrews, Richard Carter, Marty Smith. Not pictured: Erin Allen, David Billings, Wanda Brand, Nancy Cinco, Johnny Fuqua, Sandra Gent, Holly Graham, Pam Harris, James Holiday, Alec Horn, Keith Jilge, Greg Logan, Michelle McDearmon, Carolyn McPherson, Terry Mullins, Alan Odom, Susan Rathgeber, Donna Smith, Timothy Whitlock. New members are left to right: Front row — Diane Dixon, Suzanna Twaddell, Angie Burgess, Bonnie Cinco, Jackie Gattis, Karen Bakke, Rhonda Mackey, Tigger Beasley, Patti Cunningham, and Betty Dominguez. Second row — Robin Crow, Karmen Jones, Mindi McCorkle, Angie Terry, Lindsey Anderson, Theresa Cooper, Angel Reynolds, Donna Curlee, Betsy Davidson, Kim Richards, and Kim Peden. Third row Mary Oswald, Sherri Madden, Angel Stokes, Jayne Johnson, Jeanette Pfalzgraf, Cindy Tatum, Darla Osborne, Mindi Parks, and Lynette Baldwin-Price. Fourth row — Mike de la Guardia, Craig Headlee, John Burkhardt, Glenn Pemberton, John Daniel, Jimmy Pierce, Rick Harper, Jonathan Barnes, Dan Eubanks, Troy Lyon, and Steve Harris. Not pictured are Melisa Anderson, Resa Ball, David Curlee, David Farmer, Chris Fleck, Craig Headlee, Julie Lambert, Elizabeth Lee, Marla Lilley, James McDonald, Mel- ody Nickell, Julie Sledge, Kirk Smith, Kelly Swatzell.and Kim Woodard. Perry Rosser Senior Class Favorites Jonnie Aura Jordan Fanning Michelle McDearmon Billy Williams Kelly Swatzell Robbie Walls Junior Class Favorites Angie Burgess Keith Sims Sophomore Class Favorites Melinda Me Broom David King Susan Williams «HI Chuck Harris Leslie McClain Scott Rosser Kari Freshman Class Favorites Miss CHS The way is loving — let us go together. The way is difficult — let us help each other. The way is joyful — let us share it. Gail Iiockhart 99 Alan Andrews . . . “Grog” . . . Golden Pride . . . Choir . . . Drama Unlimited . . . Boys’ State . . . Ball Scholarship . . . leader- ship . . . always able to make you laugh . . . Baylor. . . Beverly Ball . . . Drama Unlimited . . . NHS . . . Debate Team . . . KCLE . . . future in the theatre or communications . . . cooperative intelligent... an exceptional person Jordan Fanning . . . “little Fellow” . . . Football . . . Boys’ State . . . Student Council . . . Ranger Jr. Col- lege . . . FCA . . . Best All Around . . . business major... a sincere per- son . . . Who’s Dan Hanna. . .“Homer Dan”. . . FFA Vice Pres. . . . Tarleton . . . Emmet Brown Memorial Award . . . FCA . . . Ag. Maj. . . . foot- ball . . . country boy . . . always ready to tell you a good joke . . . Kim Jones . . . Golden Pride Sweet- heart . . . NHS . . . Baylor. . . Flag Corps . . . Student Council . . . “disco chick” . . . outspoken . . . “this’ll be a good joke!” . . . Band Reporter... a true friend . . . Jeff Lett . . . “Moose” . . . Golden Pride . . . Zero Club . . . tenor sax ... All district and region bands . . . Annapolis or A M . . . Latin . . . ambitious! . . . Math ... a genius . . .“goodguy”. . . Gail Lockhart. . . “Samantha Jane” . . . Basketball Sweetheart. . . NHS . . . East Texas State . . . always willing to help . . . DAR recipient . . . cheerleader . . . sweetness through and through . . . Melinda Mahaney . . . “Melaney” . . . JV Varsity Cheerleader . . . Golden Pride . . . snowskiing . . . Adams Angel . . . bright shining smile . . . FFA Sweetheart. . . sew- ing . . .a special girl. . . Spike Owen . . . “0”. . . FCA . . . football . . . Most Valuable Player. . . personality . . . basket- ball . . . baseball . . . NHS ... a real leader. . . Who Susan Rathegeber . . . “Sudie” . . . Drama Unlimited . . . reading . . . future in theatre . . .NHS. . .Choir . . . intellectual . . . Latin Club . . . outstanding ... A very sweet girl Perry Rosser . . . “Rosco” . . . bas- ketball . . . class officer . . . NHS . . . baseball . . . college . . . from a BIG family . . . “Friendly and A friend to all”. . . Reba Whitehead . . . “Sunshine” . . . Air Force . . . Elementary Teacher . . . Pep Squad Pres. . . . Always smiling . . . FTA Secre- tary . . . Tony Dorsett!. . . cheer- ful.. . j Latine Glass H orpeco m ing uee n Photaby Jim West 102 The Sting of Anticipation Anticipating — Homecoming Activities, The Game and The VICTORY The Sting of Anticipation — the feeling that rushed through the halls of C.H.S. the week prior to homecoming. With “Close Encounters of the Cleburne Kind” being the theme, much thought and brainwork went behind the football spirit with fireworks exploding at the bonfire and the victory of Cleburne 34-6 against Burleson. Before the game, football players were surprised with “goodies” of all sorts hidden in their lockers. Another surprise came for them when they went home only to find their houses and cars decorated with signs and paper. The excitement and anticipation still remained after the game as many couples went to the dance or to some romantic and expensive restaurant out of town. Homecoming ’78 will be long remembered in years to come. Just thinking of all the fun times makes one wonder how anyone could ever forget it. Photos Courtesy of Jim West Homecoming 103 104 Beauty Pageant The Beauty Pageant Contestants are left to Right: Clarrisa Diaz, Melinda McBroom, Rhonda Hodge, Suzanna Twaddell, Gina Moore, Kim Rich- ards, Bliss Jones, Missy Tatum, Beverly Ball, Donnell McMicheal, Sherri Greanade, Tina Goodman, Angie Eastus, Julie Lambert, Pam Tyner, Gail Lockhart, Angie Terry, Kim Jones, Melinda Mahanay, and Michelle McDearmon. First Runner-Up Beverly Ball Second Runner-Up Gail Lockhart Third Runner-Up Tina Goodman Fourth Runner-Up Melinda McBroom Beauty Pageant 105 touNl T llNDSl Leading the JV Games Fish Leaders Cheer Too! r Jackal l ckers •Mctjmla Muhsnaj: - 11:xr ! Skile “. -• (Ct.$uc e(i ' ug-Slalhrs s wwwwvwwwwv� VARb vtm ' y S'fc, re NO i 9 • W V vv KWN v ’ .'� V 11133 CAiPY 133000 X: S % =J$LD i T 3 dm • : -� • A i r s iT 4 «1� 'W xv LTlWT 8 0Q0 j; £W6 ... ■ ■ l ON lxVxxV x x v,vxw t M ft, Key Club Goes Co-ed! Front Row: Club Officers: A1 de la Guardia, Treasurer, Greg Logan, Vice-Pres., Ronnie Grimm, President, Randy Lee, Secretary, Gary Graff, Sgt. at Arms. Second Row: Larry Benson, Rick Harper, Roger Powell, Ronnie Powell, Bake Leonard, Carlos Ramirez, Kent Gray, Tim Whitlock, Roy Tuley, Manuel Navejar. Third Row: Marty Jones, Mike Wolfe, Mike Wooley, James Holliday, Russell Knight, Spike Owen, Doug Cato, Derek Knight, David Billings. Back Row: Steve Lee, Mark White, Phillip Filardi, Chris Fleck, Mark Daniel, Curtis Jaggers, Jay Wilson, Doug Mathis, Mike Waits, and Sponsor, Ron McRuiz. As times are changing, the CHS Key Club changes with them. For the first time in ClffThistory the club opened its doors to female members. The cJ t s yearly activities inclujd jhelpinlg at home- corn ing sponsori ig the a fire, and, of fcoQn e, hijacki'i a tractor. Back Row: Michelle McDearmon, Jonnie Aura, Carolyn McPhearson, Rhonda Hodge, Angela Nickell, Gail Lockhart. Middle Row: Diane Dixon, Stacy Tyler, Pat Ramirez. Front Row: Angie Eastus and Shelly Kirby. 116 Organizations Relive! Jr. Historians Rebuild Cleburne Junior Historians became active this year revitalizing Old Cleburne. They under- took the project of restoring the Carnegie Building. “I have a very enthusiastic club whose members eagerly work on our various activi- ties”, said sponsor, Eddy Sewell. First Row (L to R): Mr. Sewell, sponsor, Larry Benson, Cindy Adcock, Tracey Allen, Bonnie Cinco. Second Row: David Collins, Kevin George, Wesley Marks, Mary Oswald. Third Row: Dean Galvin, Bridgette Doran, Shirley Wheeler, Debbie Adcock. Fourth Row: Stefan Morse, Craig Headlee, Darla Osborne, and Wanda Brand. Eddie Sewell, sponsor, in his historical Duds. 1978-79 Junior Historian Officers Were, Left to Right: Bonnie Cinco, Secretary- Treasurer, Stefan Morse, President, Wanda Brand, Vice-President. Organizations 117 Girls Join Auto Body Back Row (L to R): Jim Vaughn, Randy Rodgers, Kevin Hammand, Bobby Womack, Terry Mullins, and Terry York. Front Row (L to R): Lee Garza, Mickey Meyers, Robert Vasquez, and Perry Pipkin. Back Row (L to R): Timmy Smith, Michael McClain, Chuck Turner, Donald Storruston, and Suzanne Whitehead. Front Row (L to R): Donald Gill, Jimmy McCoy, Jeff Lanum, James Green, and Terry Mullins. Auto-mania Suzanne Whitehead prepares a car for a new paint job, using sanding techniques. “Cute suit, huh? Bet you want in Auto- body!” 118 Organizations Grease. . . Is the Word! Busy was the word for the Automechanics class at C.H.S. in 1979. They repaired many cars brought in and many of their own. “The guys worked real hard”, said Mr. Hamm, sponsor. Left Top Row (Left to Right) Mark Trussed, Eddy Carrell. Bottom (Left to Right): Alan Lockett, Nathan Brown, Tony Potts, Scotty Allison, Russell Martinez, and Todd Rasnick. (Left to Right): Clayton Pugh, Harold Laird, Larry Dodds, Alan West, John Lackey, Craig Johnson, and Manuel Cruiz. Mr. Hamm, (instructor) assists in the repair of many of the students’ jobs. Organizations 119 Cooperating With Students Industrial Cooperative Training: Back Row (L to R): Billy Cryer, Tim Jenkins, Don Marshall, Joe Peterson, Andy Wildhaber, Kenneth Linton, David Sherrill, Kris Walker, and Bob Lilley, (sponsor). Front Row (L to R): Jonny Parris, Robert Leek, Roger Powell, Kenny Curlee, Freddie Rios, Jimmy Johnson. Above: Kenny Curlee, Jimmy Johnson, and Russel Rodgers, played in a losing effort to the Teachers in the I.C.T. volleyball game. Right: Kenneth Linton, Joe Peterson, and Don Marshall looked a bit subdued as they knew they wrere to lose. 120 Organizations A short pep talk for the Teachers in the Faculty I.C.T. volleyball game. Jimmy Johnson, Andy Wildehaber, and Kenny Curlee do classwork in I.C.T. Front Row (L to R): Patrick Potter, Floyd Hodges, Marty Greenslade. Sec- ond Row (L to R): Bob Lilley, (sponsor), Darrell Qualls, Arm Gossitt, Mark Mccandless, Billy Langston. Third Row (L to R): Ralph Mackey, Gary Kahn, Howard Kearns, Stacey Mathews, Tim Timmons, and Derek Rolston. Businesses Hire Youth Organizations 121 Grind, Trim, and Mill Above (Left to Right): Mr. Edwards, (spon- sor), Tony Holbert, Lanny Reed, Steve Eth- ridge, Pierre Chuinaro, Terry Wagner, and Mac Hall. Right (Left to Right) Front Row: Clint Par- nell, Darrell Murphy, Darryl Lambert, Mike Whiteside, and David Herrin. Back Row: David Peugh, Darrell Grigsby, Wade Gist, Jerry Putty and Mike Anderson. Metal Trades Machinists Grind, Trim, and Mill were all common terms in the 1978-79 Metal Trades Organ- ization. The students made tools and various other instruments and worked on many machines. Metal Trades was a good course for any person interested in becoming a machinist. 122 Organizations — Drafting. . . Pencil Pushers Looking at Cleburne High School Drafting, one might believe that the Architecture of the future will be cre- ated by males — only. Having a twenty-four all male mem- bership, the club participated in archi- tectural and mechanical competition on the district and state levels. Back Row (L to R): Ralph Garrett, (sponsor), Tim Dill, Law- son Freeman, Tim Nesbitt, Mike Townsend, David Lyles, Stephen Buswold. Front Row (L to R): David Carter, Alan Rebercomb, Bruce Moen, Carl Shawn. Front Row (L to R): Buddy Barber, Tim Smallwood, Kevin Barber, Wade Beasley, and Stephen Crisp. Back Row (L to R): Ralph Garrett, Charles Richardson, Clay Hudgins, Rob- ert Whiteside, Stephen Updyke, Brent Gist, Kelly Elder, and Mark Autry. Buddy Barber helps a fellow student with drafting skills. Robert Whiteside and Clay Hudgins work on their drafting projects. Organizations 123 Garb Also Known as Clothing Clothing Services is the organization housed at the Jr. High specializing in all forms of the commercial clothing industry. Right: Clothing Services (L to R) Front Row: Ambi Levacy, Carolyn Turner. (L to R) Back Row: Donny Gakill, Johny Stout, Mrs. Shelly Samuels, sponsor. The 1978-79 Clothing Services, housed at the Junior High, experienced the production of all types of the commercial clothing industry. Mrs. Shelly Samuels is the organization’s sponsor. Pictured above: Front Row (Left to Right): Donny King, Deanne Comer, Kathy Roddy, Doris Gathings, and Nancy Riggs. Back Row (Left to Right): Mrs. Shelly Samuels, sponsor, Keyo Crawford, Nancy McDowell, Drucilla Beardon, Gisila Dill, Regina Warlick, and Josie Bursiaga. 124 Organizations Perspective Gourmets Front (L to R): Barbara Ellison, Debbie Howard, Meleny Boyd, Mrs. Alice Earl. Back (L to R): Gary Hicks, Mark Ward, Charles Greg- ory, Mrs. Gilliland, Tommy Richardson, Tommy Yates and Louis Powell. Front (L to R): Margaret Wallace, Rhonda Turner, Donna Lynn, Sheilia White, Belinda Dill, Mrs. Alice Earl. Back (L to R): Severino Garcia, James Thomas, Mrs. Sandra Gilli- land, Darrell Jimmerson, Jerry Aldridge. Organizations 125 D.E. An Educational Experience Learning to work is the main objective of the Dis- tributive Education class of Cleburne High School. D.E. helps students to find jobs in the field of which they plan to make their career. Right: Rodney Sullivan and club sponsor Mr. Reed “ham it up for the camera. Back Row (L to R): Terry Waits, Bobby Lackey, Tracy McLaughlin, Carla Rodgers, Jeff Dugger, Debbie Siddall, Dwight Isreal, Don Butler, Kenneth Montgomery, Jeff Lane, Dean Galvin, Ronnie Rodecker. Third Row (L to R): Lesa Campbell, Keith Seals, Terry Cook, Chester Gillaspie, David Garcia, Donnie Adair, Darrell VanZandt. Second Row (L to R): Mr. Reed, Russell Hughes, Casey Jones, Rod- ney Sullivan, Marvin Seay, Michelle Lowrey, Tim Bankston, Mark Mears, Robert Cochran, Debra Hernandez. First Row (L to R): Lesa Johnson, Donna Curlee, Gay Lynn Massey, Lori Woodard, Allison Allen, Elizabeth Hopkins, Tammy Williams, Lynn Doyal, Lisa Fischer, and Tina Coates. 126 Organizations Houses Today, C.H.S. Tomorrow Top (L to R): Gerald Babbett, J. C. White, Calvin Meek, Danny Bogart, David Tanner, Jimmy Gatlin, Gary Martin, Mark Daniel, Jason Mathews. Center: Front (L to R): Petey Marshall, Steve Forsyth, Allan Floyd, Arte Seamon, Steve Osborne. Back (L to R): Gary Jack- son, Darren Elmore, Cory Stundefer. Gary Jackson, Darren Elmore, and Petey Marshall display one of their projects. Organizations 127 Scientists Probe C.P.R. Doctors? Where are the future doctors? With only eight active members, the mem- bership of the Medical Sci- ence Club is “way down.” Setting up for the annual science fair was the main objective of the members of the Medical Sciece Club. Along with this the club participated in CPR training and assisted the March of Dimes. According to the spon- sor, Miss Kay, the club attained “gooa ideals”, but needed more “public rela- tions goals”. Top Right: Club Members: Back Row (L to R): Mike de la Guardia, Kenny Harris, president. Front Row (L to R): Julie Woodbury, Tammy Ledbetter, Nan Walton, and Sponsor, Miss Ray. Center Left: The Science club studies anatomy. Center Right: Miss Ray is the devoted sponsor and is active in several fields of Science. Bottom Right: Nan Walton learns about the weather in a Science Club Lab. 128 Organizations Computer TRS-80 Captivates TRS-80 raised the mem- bership of the 1978-79 “Guass House Gang”. TRS- 80 is the school’s new com- puter, only two years old. Computer programming is of high interest in the Math Club. The club also partici- pates in U.I.L. number sense and slide rule competitions. Miss Booth, sponsor, feels the club has a “good response”. She said that all of the club members are “interested in cumputer rela- ted fields and projects.” Top Left: Front Row (L to R): Al de la Guardia, Tommy Garber, John Coulter, Pierre Weber, Darla Wright. Back Row (L to R): Jeff Lett, Glenn Pemberton, Mike de la Guardia, Sponsors, Miss Booth and Mr. Williams. Jeff Lett tinkers with the Math Club com- puter. Organizations 129 Future Teachers Above: Teresa Salmons, active F.T.A. mem- bers, just before the state convention. Upper Right: Reba Whitehead, all dressed up in her “first grade teaching” duds, pre- pares for her first grade class. 130 Organizations F.T.A., Future Teachers of America, was a very active organization at Cleburne High School during the past year. Under the direction of Mr. Walter Schoenfeld and Mr. Roy Williams the club participated in various activ- ities throughout the school year. The girls attended a state meeting in February, which they “enjoyed very much.” There they learned more and better techniques to govern and understand their children. The members all have a strong interest in kids and teaching. More Learning You may wonder how you can stand to be couped up in a class all day with a teacher, well, About F.T.A. members had a chance to be on the other side. They got to teach some elementary classes. From some of the comments we gathered, it is a lot harder to be the trainer rather than the trainee. The odd thing about this was . . . “We loved it!” Top Center: “I'm glad I’m still on the learning end of this deal”, says this sixth period English class. Left: Lynerra Warren has a strong love for children, she feels this increases her desire to be a teacher. Below: Carolyn McPhearson has a silent prayer before teaching her class. T eaching Front Row (Left to Right): Tina Layland, Carolyn McPhearson, Teresa Salmons, Debbie Sparks. Back Row (Left to Right) Sponsor, Mr. Schoenfeld, Debra Hernandez, Lynerra Warren, and Sponsor, Mr. Williams. Organizations 131 5-4-3-2-1 — Blast-Off!” Front Row (L to R): Elizabeth Lee, Lynette Baldwin — Price. Back Row (L to R): John Coulter, Pierre Weber, Alec Hern, Mike de la Guardia, Bill Homell, Stefan Morse, Mike Harper, Alan Andrews, and Mike Wooley. Beginning of Rocket Club Mr. Cotton was the enthusiastic sponsor of the Rocket Club. 132 Organizations Engines Jr. High Homes Small Repairs Small Engine Repair is another one of the C.H.S. clubs at the Junior High School. Mr. Cook, sponsor, instructs the students in every aspect of Small Engine Repair. The organization met three hours a day for time to work on pro- jects assigned by the teacher. Mr. Cook, Small Engine Repair sponsor, advises the students in all aspects of the class. Back Row (L to R): Benny Robinson, Johny Kelly, Bill Brooks, Roy Kincannon, Bobby Charles Martin, Jimmy Lyles, Dean Bocks, James Gregory, and Dennis Choate. Shoemaker, Steve Harris. Front Row (L to R): Organizations 133 U.S. Future = House Hubbies Boys Study Homemaking It doesn’t seem as if many men want to become home- makers. The women are holding their ground, with five boys and over 100 girls in the Future Homemakers of America. The classes this year made an attempt at cooking, sew- ing, and baby care. The F.H.A. Club participated in the state meeting. This was a large organization at C.H.S. this year. The members worked very hard and deserve recognition. Marla Greenslade and Elizabeth Hopkins learn how to sew and become homemakers. Phillip Filardi, Gregg Earnhart, and Mark White prepare to be househubbies for their future wives. F.H.A. Freshman Chapter: Back Row (L to R): Angie McCullough, Tracy Helms, Ruby Nelson, Tami Ledbetter, Tracy Coah, Denise Hasty, Cindy Fowler. Front Row (L to R): Donna Hanna, Diane Hill, Brenda Ross, Angie Cashion, Paula Baldwin-Price, Cindy Bingham, Cindy Mitchell, Sheila Doty. Sophomore, Junior, Senior F.H.A.: Front (L to R): Phillip Filardi, Ricky Longoria, Billy Williams, Greg Galier, Bake Leonard. 2nd Row (L to R): Mic- helle McDearmon, Laurie Moore, Lisa Webb, Gay Huneycutt, Tammy Burt, Becky Bowen, Sheri Roye, Dana Jack- son, Melinda Mahanay, Kim Jones. 3rd Row (L to R): Racheal Hewlett, Julie Hamilton, Kim Peden, Mindi McCorkle, Kim Woodard, Lisa Roof, Melissa Anderson, Beverly Gossett, Teresa Cooper, Denise Newell, Carmen Mose- ley, Tahlia McNeal, Shelly Barnett. 4th Row (L to R): Lana Goforth, Michelle Bushong, Leslie Blackburn, Sandy Potts, Kim Hundley, Lori Moser, Carrie Rainey, Honey Higgens, Trena Wade, Belinda Ard, Tena Gibbs, Lori Bates, Denise Alexander, Melinda McBroom, Kendra Cowan, and Christy Billings. Organizations 135 Beverly Ball sets up to practice her debate. Susan Rathgeber studies her dramatics and prose. The 1978-79 Forensic Team: (Left to Right): Steve Williams, Julie Adams, Susan Rathgeber, Teresa Ball, Wesley Marks, Dan Duke, (sponsor), Pam Tyner, Kelly Madden, Beverly Ball, Butch Rodgers, and Greg Ray. Pictured with the team is County Judge, Tommy Altaras. The Debate Team of Beverly Ball and Steve Williams was successful at several tournaments during the year. Debator’s Wits Snare Trophies 136 Organizations Top Left: Tina Goodman recites her oratory. Above: Greg Ray, Wesley Marks, Beverly Ball, and Steve Williams, pose with one of their trophies. Left: Back Row (L to R): Dan Duke, Susan Rathgeber, Tina Goodman. Front Row (L to R): Wesley Marks, Beverly Ball and Steve Williams. Boys Experience Fellowship Front Row (L to R): Trey Webb, David Thigpen, Preston Miller, Shawn McNeal, Mark Hall, Monte Montgomery, Chuck Harris, David King, Rusty Oesch, Jordon Fanning, Terry Owenby, Greg Young, Dennis Cody. Second Row (L to R): Darylle Taylor, Grant Earnhart, Steven Harper, Tim Moxon, Rickey Shockley, Don Derryberry, Greg Logan, Doug Mathis, Rickey Longoria, Louis Palafox, Curtis Jag- gers, Jay Wilson, Spike Owen. Third Row (L to R): Tom Kennedy, Randy Woodrum, Randy Lee, Bobby Woods, Greg Galier, Yale Gibbs, Kelly Sarchet, Vincent Warren, Gregg Earnhart, Fel Schoenfeld, Chris Fleck. Eddie Pruitt, Spike Owen, Perry Rosser, ■ and Kelly Sarchet celebrate after winning | another game. Winning Winning has always been the motto of any sports organization, but to the F.C.A. boys, good sportsman- ship and the fellowship are far more important. 138 Organizations United! First Row (L to R): Coach Johnson, Donna Smith. Second Row (L to R): Tami Lord, Beverly Gossett, Laura Cimo, Jackie Gattis. Third Row (L to R): Jan Glenn, Kim Rich- ards, Teresa Cooper, Kathy Brunson. Fourth Row (L to R): Bliss Jones, Lori Pedigo, Susan Carson, Shirley Wheeler. Fifth Row (L to R): Happy McPhearson, Jeanette Palafox, Laura Estes, Sujane VonTungelon. Sixth Row (L to R): Lori Sanderson, Denise Dunwoody, Mary Estes. Back Row (L to R): Lela Shackleford, and Stacey Carson. Friendship and Good sportsmanship were the key words of the members of the 1978-79 Girl’s F.C.A. at Cleburne High School. Above Kelly Swatzell congratulates Laura Cion after the Stingers won one of their games. Left: Elizabeth Lee, active F.C.A. member shows off “Just a little' in her new tennis dress. Organizations 139 Back Row (L to R): Linda Bosley, Alisa Taylor, Debbie Hoes, Michael Chandler, Steve Smith, De Ann Futrell, Mrs. Choncha Jones, Advisor. Middle Row (L to R): Jennifer Cimo, Debra McCoy, Denise Paul, Becky Miles, Kim Bolling, Robbi Day, Karen Turner. Front Row (L to R): Cynthia Gathings, Kara Wells, Pam Bruce, Sheri Whitehead, Alice Griffin, Nancy Cinco, Kathy Giddens. H.O.S.A. Shares Love 140 Organizations Health Occupations Health Occupations Students of America is a club at C.H.S. interested in community health and the general welfare of persons of all ages in the community. H.O.S.A. sponsored blood pressure screen- ing clinics, they participate in contests at the area and state levels. Each student had an adoptive grandparent that they visited, sent cards to and “shared a little love.” National Blood Pressure Week was a big time for HOSA students, as Kathy Giddens shows while demonstrating the technique of tak- ing Blooid Pressure. Pam Bruce, Kathy Giddens, and Kara Wells work on their district bulletin board for competition. Kara Wells and Pam Bruce work on their HOSA notebook for dis- trict competition. Opportunity for the Career Minded H.E.C.E. Home Economics Coop- erative Education is a class at Cleburne High School that students who are interested in economical careers take to gain valua- ble experience. Mrs. Jane Clifton, sponsor, prepares her students for their future life in job opportu- nities of their choice. Students feel that “their jobs will help them in the future.” Terry Green studies in H.E.C.E., but what is she studying? VALENTINI l) Y Top Right: Terry Green, Denise Moore and Kevin Lancaster work for H.E.C.E. on Valentine’s Day. Lower Right: First Row (Left to Right): Elita Hyde, Teresa Uptergrove, Carrie Ballcnger, Terry Green, Gail McClain, Debbie Oliver. Middle Row (Left to Right) Vickie Lemons, Marla Green- slade, Brenda Barton. Second Row: Val- erie McWhirter, Stacy Tyler, Janet Southeland, Reba Whitehad, Phillip Henslee, Sandy Wilson, Michelle Parker, Nelda Webb, Denise Moore, Tracy Berg, Mrs. Clifton. Back Row (Left to Right) Chet Davis, Mike Donaldson, Steve Wylie, Steve Doty, Jon Veal, Donna Fuller, Mary Oswald, Robin Crow, Teresa Doty, Debbie Sparks, Lynerra Warren. Not Pictured are Kevin Lan- caster, Murry Derden, Brett Dyer, Eddie Simpson, Elton Mackey, Brenda Smith. 142 Organizations Jobs Etc.. . . Jobs are the main reason students take H.E.C.E. at Cleburne High. The students believed this “much needed preparation” was essential to their careers in the future. The students worked every- where from Wackers to Wal Mart to Buddies and “appre- ciated the experience they gained.” Top Left: Janet Southerland, Terry Green, Teresa Uptergrove, and Kevin Lancaster “look, listen, and learn”. Center Left: Marla Greenslade and Vicki Lemons work hard on their projects for H.E.C.E.? Bottom Left: Steve Wylie and Donna Fuller are really “with it” during class. Below: Mary Oswald contemplates her H.E.C.E. project. Organizations 143 F.F.A. member Dan Hanna presents Tammy Vaughn of O.E.A. and Jennifer Cimo with awards on F.F.A. week. Skyles-FFA President Goat Ropers, Kickers, and Cowboys are other names often given to members of the Future Farmers of America. The F.F.A. is the largest organization at C.H.S. and is very active. The club worked hard on F.F.A. week to give the public a preview of their coming exhibitions and activities. Daryl Skyles resided as president of the 1978-79 Cleburne Chapter of the Future Farm- ers of America. Upper Right: Jerry Hall works with a fellow member on their projects for National F.F.A. Week. Lower Right: Mark Brown finishes up a days classwork in F.F.A., showing that this class isn’t all play. 144 Organizations First Row (Left to Right): Mr. Webb, Danny Richardson, Tom Stewart, John Daniell, Dan Hanna, Daryl Skyles, Debbie McDonald, Dow Jones, Scotty Self, Mike Kirkham, Mark Brown, Mr. Wheat. Second row (Left to Right): Dan Finley, Bobby Allen, Lisa Parker, Don Russell, Jamie Bishop, James Flynn, Donnie Gillam, Marshall Horn, Robert Wynn, Mitch MacFarland, Marion McDonald, Carla Watson, Carolyn Sparks, Polly Brown, Steve Campbell, Cody Day, Ricky Carroll, Diane Colwell. Third Row (Left to Right): Billy Fink, Ron Wade, Todd McFarland, Terry Henslee, Brad Early, Andy Malish, Don Finley, Dale Abbott, Peter Mullin, Mark Suratt, Kevin George, Charles Roberts, David Hollingsworth, Monte Montgomery, Lynette Holert, Dale Poulter. Fourth Row (Left to Right): Mark Pendley, Terry Cook, Barney Thompson, Randy Moss, Mark Troha, Tom Kennedy, Mike Mathews, Jesse Moreno, Randy Bryan, Tony Vaughn, Max Hand, Donnie Adair, Darryl Lacy, Tommy Cap, Richard Russell, Mark Holbert, Mike Waits, Mike McCleary, Teresa Smith. Fifth Row (Left to Right): Carl Rogers, Alan Donaldson, Charles Doty, Kenneth Miller, Scotty Stokes, Bill Ladwig, Kerry Leason, Wayne Martin, Clifford Carrell, Jim Daniell, Tony Barnett, Danny Joe Camp, Terry Hall, Ralph Garrett, Greg Lilley, Terry Hall, and Robert Moore. Organizations 145 F.F.A. Week Celebrated Below: Billy Fink poses with his sow while judge John Roof holds his plaque. As for the sow she’s chowin’ down. Top Left: Future Farmer of America Max Hand, shows his beautiful award-winning heifer. Li Center Left: Senior Ag student, Tom Stewart, Above: Robert Winn proudly displays his lamb which won a second place ribbon in shows his BIG heifer. the recent Cleburne FFA Livestock Show. Bottom Right: Dan Hanna looks on as judge Bill Craft presents Ricky Carroll with a plaque for his heifer. Above: John Daniell carefully places photographs on the Chap- ter Activities Bulletin Board. Center Left: Melinda Mahanay smiles at the news of being selected as the 1978-79 Future Farmers of America Sweetheart. Left: With a determined look on his face, Daryl Skiles works dil- igently at tractor maintenance. y.o.E. Front Row: L. to R. Tamie Vaughn, Missy Tatum, Isolda May. Second Row: Pam Har- ris, Louann Fergason, Cheryl Wells, Kelly Burgess. Third Row: Pat Ramirez, Tami Higgins, Brenda Jones, Darla Palmer. Fourth Row: Rhonda Hodge, Jonnie Aura, Angela Nickell, Leslie Allen, Sandy Duke. Fifth Row: Gina Martin, Terry Oesh, Glenda Sanders, Rhonda Massey, Sandra Rogers. Sixth Row: Greg Kennon, Jeanann Turner, Vicki Moss, Sandra Wright, Lisa Thomas. Seventh Row: Teresa Salmons, Wanda Spurgeon, Donna Eubanks, Tracy Hudson, Tina Kimbrow, and Mrs. Larue Barnes, Sponsor. Take a Letter VOE, (Vocational Office Education), also known as OEA, (Office Educational Association), is a class for the “Future Business Persons of America”. The members work at filing, typing, short- hand, accounting, and other general office activities, but the membership is limited. Center: By the look on Glenda Sanders face you can tell she loves V.O.E. Far Right: Debbie Adcock helps serve at the OEA breakfast. Bottom Right: Rhonda Hodge, Angella Nic- kell, and Jonnie Aura take time to eat for themselves. 148 VOE Front: Tamie Vaughn, Missi Tatum, Isolda May. Back: Pam Harris, Kelly Burgess, Louann Fergason, Paula Kirkham. Area Champs This past year at the Regional meet, the Cleburne VOE was very successful. Wanda Brand Sprugeon placed second in job manual and Rhonda Hodge placed first in Job Inter- view. Bottom Left: V.O.E. student, Terri Oesch, prepares certificates for their annual banquet for their employers. Above: Sandra Rogers contemplates the food at the VOE breakfast. Center: Kelly Burgess waits her turn in line in VOE class. Bottom right: Dandy Earley brings her dish to the breakfast. V.O.E. 149 Bookworms Helping in the Library was probably the main objective of the 1978-79 Library Club. They checked out books, filed cards, and shelved books. Aside from around the school activities the Club also went to the State Convention where Sherri Roye, president, was nominated for Miss T.A.L.A. The Library Club’s pride and joy, Club president, and T.A.L.A. president nominee, was Sherri Roye. Front Row: L. to R. President, Sherri Roye, V. President, Don Stor- rusten, Secretary, Caroline Walton, Treasurer, Bill Ladwig, Histo- rian, Tina Coates, Parliamentarian, Ron Wade. Back Row: L. to R. Sponsor, Laverne Cardenas, Dorothy Moxley, Darla Wright, Spon- sor Cloyce Woodruff, Don Barr. Not Pictured: Melanie Curits. Caroline Walton, Ron Wade, Bill Ladwig, and Don Barr pack 150 Library Club HELP! Below: Lorie Schnettler stays busy as a teacher’s aide to Mrs. Frost. The 1978-79 Attendance Office Aides were, Left to Right, First Row — Tigger Beasley, Lindsey Anderson. Second Row — Torre May, Lori Salmons, Gayla Anderson. Third Row — Stacy Stringer, Wanda Spurgeon, Pat Ramirez. Fourth Row — Janis Adams, Dan Hanna, Brenda Carmichall. Fifth Row — Tim Whitlock, Brenda Hudson, Greg Logan. Sixth Row — Allyson Arnold, Kar- man Jones. Tracy Hudson knows that one of a teacher’s aide’s jobs is grading papers. Mike Waits is not only a photographer, look what he did for Mrs. Schmidt. Chris Fleck says to ‘’the boss,” ‘‘What do I do now?” Aides 151 Council Holds Talent Show The 1978-79 Student Council members are, Front row left to right: Melinda McBrom, Tena Gibbs, Ginger Owens, Lisa Biggerstaff, and Lynette Baldwin-Price. Second row: Sujane Von Tunglen, Melinda Mahaney, Gail Lockhart, Kim Jones, Leslie McClain, Kelly Swat- zell, and Julie Sledge. Back row: Jordan Fanning, Jay Beene, Don Derryberry, Bake Leonard, Greg Logan, Donnie Cody, Randy Wood- rum, Nate Stewart, Demetrius Warren, and Jeff Hunt. Not pictured are Randy Lee and Scott Rosser. Right: Bake Leonard takes time to stretch after a long student council meeting. Bake represented the MIGHTY Junior Class this year. 152 Student Council Left: Robert Whiteside, Tim Bankston and their band. The Student Council sponsored their annual Talent Show in May. They do it every year as a money-raising project. Jordon Fanning resided this year as Stu- dent Council President. Left: Top to Bottom: Talent Show Winners: Sandra Roye, David Farmer, Neale Jones, and Bonnie Cinco. Center: L. to R. Julie Lambert, Dandy Early, Donnell McMichael, and Nancy Cinco, perform at the Talent Show. Below: Student Council President, Jordon Fanning, announces the winners. Football First Right: Among the cheerleaders at the Exchangettes’ football game were Randy Lee, Bake Leonard, Jay Wilson, Billy Wil- liams, Gary Estes, Greg Earnhart, Don Derryberry, Steve Lee, Coach Dwight Clifton, and Joe Franz. Below: “Super Coach” Chris Fleck instructs Kim Richards at halftime activities of the Exchangette Powder Puff Football Game. Front Row: L. to R. Reba Whitehead, Elizabeth Lee, Tigger Beas- ley, Lindsey Anderson, Darla Osborne, Paula Kirkham, Jeanette Pfalzgraf, Melissa Anderson, Bonnie Cinco. Second Row: Carrie Ballenger, Karen Bakke, Kim Richards, Jackie Gattis, Wanda Spurgeon, Linda Wheeler, Sherri Poison, Lori Moser, Donnel Me Michael. Third Row: Cindy Tatum, Kim Woodard, Angie Terry, 154 Exchangettes Exchangettes Powder Puffin’ It and Earning Pins Left: Laura Estes “bites the dust” because of Kelly Swatzell and Jackie Gattis. Above: Melanie Powell quarterbacked for the soph.’s and Sr.'s. Exchangettes jumped into their activities for the ’78-’79 school year by helping with reg- istration. After this the Exchan- gettes helped with homecoming registration, the Cancer Drive, and the Jacket Bowl Tourna- ment. Officers for the year were Pres., Elizabeth Lee, V.P., Angie Terry, Sec.-Treas, Lyn- ette Baldwin-Price. Kim Peden, Mindi McCorkle, Susan Carson, Tena Gibbs, Melinda McBroom, Rachelle Hewlett, Melanie Powell, Tammy Akerman, Angel Stokes. Back Row: Laurie Glass, Angie Burgess, Julie Sledge, Laura Cimo, Kelly Swatzell, Laura Estes, Lynette Baldwin- Price, Kendra Kowen, Jennifer Richter, Kim Hundley, Leslie Blackburn, Brenda Carmichael, Sujane Von Tungelon. Exchangettes 155 ''Latina” B.O. Concert Left: Angie Eastus sings her heart out. Middle Left: The “Jonestown Sisters”, Karmen and Kim, sing “Bye, Bye Love”. Bottom Left: The Juniors chant “Fingers Forever, Fingers Forever.” Right: Pat McCarty and the “Band.” Front Row: L. to R. Mark Buckingham, Randy Lee, Susan Rathgeber, Tammy Young, Karen West, Anne Moellenhoff, Julie Williams, Rene White, Sheri Madden, Denise Newell, Wanda Curlee, Laurie Moore, Allison Arnold. Second Row: Alec Horn, Roy Tuley, Keith Denning, Tim Moxon, Danny Like, Kirk Smith, Ricky Parnell, Lynette Baldwin-Price, Mindi McCorkle, Angie Terry, Laura Estes, Mike Woolley, Doug Mathis, Robert Mayfield, Mr. Oefinger. Third Row: Kathy Martin, Pat McCarty, Lisa Spiller, Suzanna Twaddell, Jan Morrow, Louis Worthington, Jayne Johnson, Donnell McMichael, Penny Nic- kell, Angie Eastus, Kevin Eubanks, Kim Jones, Karmen Jones. Fourth Row: Debbie Adcock, Jimmy Pierce, Greg Ray, Dan Eubanks, Kim Peden, Don Derryberry, Doyle Nelson, Jeff Lett, Tim Nesbitt, David Miller, Greg Logan, Joe Franz, Mr. Richey, Derek Knight, Wesley Marks, Angel Stokes. La Lengua Espanol Top Right: Senor Dan Hanna and Senorita Rachel Morrison of the Tijuana Taxi. Center: Lori Salmons depicts a “Nasty ole Burleson Elk.” Right Center: Casey Jones on top of the Taxi with “nobody but us chickens.” “Buenos Dios”, from J. T. Wright. Front Row: L. to R. Angie Eastus, Clarissa Diaz, Melinda Hughes, Julie Lambert, Lori Salmons, Sylvia Moralez. Back Row: Ron Me Ruiz, Bobbie Newell, Rayomada Cephus, Casey Jones, Manueal Davier, Randy Moss, Rachel Morrison, and Resa Ball. 158 Spanish Club Macho” Fitness Awards Top Left: Teresa Paris sits-up, many times. Center: Nate Stewart pushes off to victory at the state fair. Below: Cindy Fowler prepares to jump from the balcony. Back Row: L. to R. Nate Stewart, A1 Choa, X. Warren, Charles Ellison. Center Row: L. to R. Jimmy Lyles, Mindy Parks, Cindy Fowler, Kerri Gropper, Mrs. Walker. Front Row: Teresa Paris. Not Pictured: Pam Travitz. State Fair 159 Leonardo II We have here our very own Picassos of the future. Our C.H.S. students are very talented when it comes to using their hands. They do a wide variety of things from magnificent pottery to beautiful charcoal drawings. These art students are greatly encouraged by their fearless leader Mr. Bob Richey. Right: Vanessa Lee and Carrie Rogers discuss their art work. Art Club: Left to Right: Sponsor, Bob Richey, Charles Richardson, Cathy Huffman, David Burrow, Billy Fink, (president), Shelly Kirby, (Secretary), Glenn Pemberton, Tammy Burt, (V. Pres.), Jennifer Pfalzgraf, Joy Rawlins. In Tree: Left to Right: Tim Small- wood, David Tanner, and John Mayes. 160 Art Club Kids! Youth to Youth Top Right: Front 1. to r. Roy Tuley, Ronnie Grimm, Jay Wilson, Wesley Marks, Bake Leonard, Alan Andrews, Tony Potts, Scotty Self, David Farmer, and Spike Owen. Sec- ond row: Kim Peden, Jayne Johnson, Mindi McCorkle, Angie Terry, Pam Tyner, Kelly Swatzell, Lynette Bald- win-Price, Tigger Beasley, Rhonda Mackey, Melody Nickell, Suzanna Twaddell, Elizabeth Lee, and Patri- cia Ramirez. Third row: Susan Rathgeber, Dan Hanna, Laurie Glass, Jonnie Aura, Bill Hommel, Tom Stewart, and Mike Harper. Back row: Gail Lockhart, Michelle McDearmon, Gregg Earnhart, Greg Ray, Ricky Longoria, Kelly Sarchet, Jeff Lett, John Daniel, and Deme- trius Warren. Far Right: Third Graders look up to Drama Unlimited Member Suzanna Twaddell and listen to what she has to say on smoking. Right: Pam Tyner, Speech member, impresses the kids with her talk on drugs. Bottom: Third grade boys really lis- ten to Eddy Pruitt, Spike Owen, and Scotty Self, as they speak on respect for law and order, patriotism, and sportsmanship. 162 Youth to Youth Students Run Government Front row: Karmen Jones, Allyson Arnold. Second row: Derek Knight, Linda Wheeler, Joe Franz, Neale Jones, Becky Williams, Leta Pugh, Jennifer Pfalzgraf, Kathy Anderson, Leanne Browder, Shelly Barr, Stacy Wright, Kelly Woodard, Les- lie MacClean. Third row: Jeff Kandt, Carolyn Smythe, Paula Baldwin-Price, Kim Woodard, Lynette Baldwin-Price, Mindi McCorkle, Kim Peden, Rhonda Mackey, Stephen Morse, Jeanette Pfalzgraf, Angel Stokes, Cindy Tatum, Chris Hudson, Tina Goodman. Back row: Jeff Lett and William Ward. Bottom Left: Declining Governor of the State, Ronnie Grimm. Left: Jayne Johnson Speaker of the House, takes her oath. Cleburne wins offices The 1978-79 Youth and Government organization traveled again to Austin this year again to capture many offices. Jayne Johnson, a junior, was elected Speaker of the House in the House of Representatives. Seven other CHS students also belong to the House. Greg Ray and Wesley Marks received the honor of out- standing attorneys. Bake Leonard was awarded the office of Secretary of State. Senior Ronnie Grimm, step- ped down from his office, Governor of the State. P Youth in Government 163 ''Ski Park City” Right: William Ward, the style, grace, and agility of a really professional skier. Below: Front Row Left to Right: David Farmer, Sandra Roye, Laurie Moore, Kari King, Kathryn Stowe, Kelly Woodard, Marti Estes, Brad Early, Anne Moellenhoff. Back Row Left to Right: Sheik, Brian Lilley, Angie Burgess, Dandy Earley, Lesa Johnson, Jan Glenn, Phillip Filardi, Billy Williams, Steve Lee, Carla Rodgers, Jay Beene, Jeanette Pfalzgraf, Bonnie Cinco, Angela Nickell, Carolyn McPheason, Bake Leonard, Lisa Roof, and Betsy Davidson. Above: Left to Right William Ward, Rick Harper, Sponsors, Kathy and Dale Martin, Bill Bosworth, Jonnie Aura, Michelle McDearmon, David Billings, Joey Hill, Andy Malish, Derek Knight, Gary Graff, Kelly Burgess, Fel Schoenfield, Valerie McWhirter, Wesley Marks, Suzanna Twaddell, Kim Woodard, Sponsors, Nancy D’Angelo and Pat McCarty, Jayne Johnson, Dwayne Roten, Tony Mayberry, Melanie Powell, Greg Lane, Brian Bos- worth, Doug Hundley, Devin Knoght, Bob Bosworth, and Bruce Bosworth. Ski Club 165 Slush and Ice Below: Jan Glenn, Angie Burgess, Dandy Earley, Lesa Johnson and Kathryn Stowe take one last look at safety before charging down the slopes. Right: Joey Hill shows his stuff on the slopes. JFCic. Above: Kathy Martin looks on as Jayne Johnson shows her grace and poise midway down an expert black diamond slope. Right: David Billings shows that photographers DO know how to ski. 166 Ski Club Left: Bill Bosworth truckin’ on, through slush, snow, and ice. Below: Left, Marti Estes discusses the rest of the trail with Kelly Woodard. Above: Back, Jayne Johnson and William Ward, front, Greg Lane and Dale Martin enjoy the more advanced slopes. Left: “Look out!”, screams Jayne Johnson at the cameraman who had the guts to stand in front of her. Ski Club 167 Cosmetology: Front Row Left to Right: Johnnie Brown, Laura Finley, Gina Calvin, Carolyn Harris. Back Row: Dottie Renick, (instruc- tor) and LeeAnn Worlow. 168 Cosmetology Annual Staffers Do It Yearly Front Row: L. to R. Ronnie Grimm, Gary Estes, Michelle McDearmon, Angie Burgess. Second Row: Chris Johnson, Kim Richards, Julie Rask, David Burrow, Karen Bakke, Kim Peden, Mindi Corkle, Shelly Kirby. Third Row: Gay Huneycutt, Lisa Webb, Jonnie Aura. Fourth Row: Kim Woodward, Elizabeth Lee, David Billings. Not Pictured: Mike Waits. Front Row: L. to R. Kenneth Stevens, Brenda Carmichael, Keith Fox, Melody Nickell, Valerie Me. Whirter, Robert May- field. Second Row: Greg Galier, Angie Eastus, Tommy Wylie, Gregg Earnhardt, Chris Whigham, Billy Williams, David- Farmer, Mark White. Annual 169 170 Yapper Journalism — Controversy Top Left: Lydia Locklin won third place in In Depth Newswriting at the I.L.P.C. Confer- ence the Journalism students attended in March. The Yapper also received Award of Achievement. Lampoon vs. Yapper It caused excitement in the halls and afterthought in adult minds. The students loved it. Adults questioned it. Through all the controversy it accomplished its goal. “The Lampoon”, as it was entitled, was noticed and read from cover to cover, unlike recent editions of “The Yapper.” Accomplishments for the novice staff varied. After “The Lampoon”, “The Yapper” competed against schools all over the state and received the Award of Achievement for their outstanding work in the field of journalism. Left: Yapper Staff: Front Row L. to R. Ronnie Grimm, James Holliday, David Billings, Mike Waits, Bake Leonard, Gary Estes, Nate Stewart, Curtis Crowder, Sandra Roye, Bon- nie Cinco, Diane Dixon, Sherri Madden, Lorie Schnettler. Middle Row: Larry Benson, Keith Sims, Carolyn McPhearson, Shelly Moore, Jayne Johnson, Rcsa Ball, David Farmer, Angel Reynolds. Back Row: David McCoy, James McDonald, Mike Harper, Angie Eastus, Mike Mackey, Julie Rask, Rhonda Hodge, Shelly Kirby, Suzanna Twaddell, Betty Dominguez, Julie Adams, and Vicki Lemons. Not Pictured: Lydia Locklin and Bliss Jones. Keith and Keith Incorporated.” “A popular organization to join at CHS is Journalism , says Keith Fox, (left), and Keith Sims, (right). Fox-Foto” was a popular name for the first photographer while the latter was known as the “Incredible Hunk.” Yapper 171 Top row: Ricky Brady, Alan Andrews, Robert Vermillion, Mr. Duke, Guy Downing, Curtis Crowder, Phil Liggins. On piano: Robin Southerland, Cherie Walker, Cheryl Hammond, Sondra Perdicho, Kelly Karels. Second row: Scott Stewart, Dwayne Griffith, Kelly Madden, Kevin Riddlehoover, Pam Sexton, Bill Ladwig, Sharia Whitehead, Glenn Pemberton, Angie Seay, Marshall White. Third row: Beverly Ball, Pam Walton, Darla Wright, Sharon Whitehead, Lisa Roof, Jane Tubbs, Carmen Mosley, Rhonda Pickens, Pam Tyner, Anna Davis, Anne Potter. Fourth row: Lewis Worthington, Neale Jones, Jeff Kandt, Stewart Crowder, Brett Dyer, Mark Perdicho, Cary Benson, Julie Adams. Bottom row: Mindy Parks, Carolyn Smyth, Torre May, Bonnie Cinco, Sandra Roye, Resa Ball, Tina Good- man. Right: Mr. Duke instructs Betsy Davidson in scenic design. Below: Drammie Winners: Front Row: L. to R. Mrs. Seahorn, City Council P.T.A., Best in Costume Design; Curtis Crowder, Best in Special Effects; Betsy Davidson, Best in Scenic Design and Best in Stage Craft. Second Row: Beverly Ball, Best Actress in a Small Role; Neale Jones, Best Actor in a Comedy and Best in Make-Up; Sandra Roye, Best Supporting Actress; Scott Stewart, Best Supporting Actor; Che- ryl Scales, Best Actress in a Comedy; Glenn Pemberton, Best Understudy and Best Actor in a Small Role. Back Row: Alan Andrews, Mr. Drama and Best Actor; Susan Rathgeber, Best Actress. Above: Alan Andrews, Mr. Drama, 1978-79. 172 Drama Drama 173 Above: Scott Stewart, (Teddy Brew- ster), Susan Rathgeber, (Abby Brew- ster), and Glenn Pemberton, (Rev. Har- per) in the opening scene from Arsenic and Old Lace. Left: Pictured in a scene from “The Midnight Ghost” are (left to right) Bill Lad wig, Sandra Roye, Maureen Smith, Lewis Worthington, and Pam Tyner. Arsenic and Ghost Left: Robert Vermillion, Alan Andrews, and Sandra Roye in a scene from Arsenic and Old Lace. Below: Officers, Tina Goodman, Pam Tyner, and Betsy Davidson. 174 Drama Opening Night Break a Leg Make up! Being backstage before the opening night performance of a play is an almost unexplainable experience. The scream- ing, the yelling, the con- fusion, but . . . “The show must go on.” Left: Kelly Karels, the wicked witch, gets “unglamorous” at the instruc- tion of Dan Duke. Tinishing Touches” Makeup is a large part of any production. The “Wizard of Oz” required a lot of extra time for the “fin- ishing touches”. Lisa Roof was assistant to the cast with makeup. Lending a helping hand to the fellow Strei- sands and Redfords or Gables and Mae Wests is a necessity for a show to be a success, “especially if you’re going to be ready in time.” says, Stewart Crowder! Right: Cheryl Scales aides Stuart Crowder with last minute touches in his uniform. Left: The Tin Man, Neil Jones, prepares for “opening night”. Bewildered Scarecrow “If only I had a brain, I’d think us out of this mess”, says Glenn Pem- berton, the bewildered scarecrow in Drama’s last production, “The Wizard of Oz”. Between Scenes t Above: Suzanna Twaddell, as Dorothy, shows desperate anticipation in between scenes and backstage. Suzanna said, “The show was a lot of hard work . . . but it was worth it.” Studying Lines?’’ Left: Sandra Roye and Teresa Ball as The Winkies” are shown with Dorothy as she works while held captive by the Wicked Witch. Right: Tranquillity . . . one last look at the “Wiz’s” set before destruction. Right: Susan Rathgeber as Glenda the Good takes a reading break in between scenes. Susan always learned her lines early and took all of the free time she had doing the things she liked to do. S-. On Stage in Action Left: The still “not-so-courageous” lion, Alan Andrews and Dorothy, Suzanna .Twaddell “wenl into the Emerald City to see the Wizard. Their attempts finally prove successful, and the characters receive their wishes, as everyone knows. VOCCT Copies Front Row: Left to Right Melinda Hughes, Joy Rawlins, Brenda York, and Joetta Ketron. Back Row: Sponsor, Mrs. Janie Wilson, Lisa Schnettler, Paula Robinson, Gina Moore, and Jan Baze. 176 V.O.C.C.T. Spirit Left: The Pep Squad shows its talent at one of the Pep Rallies. Pep Squad Promotes Jackets The Pep Squad, under the direction of Mrs. Denning, opened up this year and accepted not only freshmen but upperclass- men as well. The Squad was enthusiastic and energetic. In front: Lynnera Warren. Left to Right. Front row: Cheryl Hammond, Missy Hardin, Rhonda Shockley. Second row: Bonnie Tuley, Joyce Matthews, Debby Helms. Third row: Carolyn Smyth, Carmen Mosely, Elita Hyde. Back row: Angela Gray, Pat Kennerson, Donna Underwood. Not pictured are: Reba Whitehead, Lisa Terry, Phyllis Griffin, Pam Tyner, Clarissa Diaz, LouAnn Warsenskjold, and Cindy Bingham. £ 01WD Pep Squad 177 Sing a Song The Cleburne High School Choir opened the past school year with the selection of their sweetheart. Pam Tyner was chosen at an eight a.m. ceremony with Kevin Eubanks as emcee. The choir later put on a Christmas program, performed during lunch and at Fort Worth Malls, and went on to U.I.L. competition. Right: Pam Tyner was elected as the club sweetheart by her fel- low Choir members. The choir is shown above “singing their hearts out” at the Christmas Program they presented as their contribution to the holiday season. The 1978-79 Cleburne High School Choir improved immensely, receiving a Division I rating, under the instruction of Rod Knight. 178 Choir Front: L. to R. Joyce Mathews, Pam Tr vitz, Sandy Moore, Anthony Veal, Anne Potter, Rose Delgado, Misty Hardin, Elizabeth Austin, Tina Lay land. Second Row: Rhonda Shockley, Lana Goforth, Cindy Fowler, David Poole, Jon Veal, Stephen Buswold, Rhonda Hay- wood, Pam Tyner, Lisa Moore, Penny Brady. Third Row: Tracey Creech, Mindy Parks, Michelle Johnson, Rickey Shockley, Fernando Aquilera, Kevin Eubanks, Mary Doyal, Brenda Curlee, Sherri Greanade. Back Row: Donna Underwood, Sandy Moore, Roger Powell, Alan Andrews, Tony Barnett, Dan Starnes, Robert Leek, and Amiel Crandall. Makin’ Music With four first division ratings in Area, the Choir found that winning was not a lost art. The Choir also received three second division ratings and two ensemble second division ratings. Those students responsible for winning were: First Division — Susan Rathgeber, Alan Andrews, Jane Tubbs, and Randy Lee. Second Division — Kelly Karels, Penny Brady, Russell Knight. Third Division — Pam Tyner, Sherri Grenade, and Mindy Parks. These students also competed in Choir U.I.L. Left: “And the 1978-79 Choir sweetheart is . . .”, says Kevin Eubanks, also the Choir’s accompanist. Choir 179 Front Row: L. to R., Seated, Lt. Colonel, Nancy Cinco, and Colonel Dandy Early. Second Row: Christy Billings, Debbie Hite, Sylvia Moralez, Jeanne Tribble, Dede Quattlebaum, Julie Lambert, and Bonnie Cinco. Third Row: Robbie Gilbert, Leslie Blackburn, Melody Nickel I, Sherry Kitchens, Sondra Perdicho, Cheryl Wells, and Kelly Karels. Fourth Row: Tammy Priest, Janet Southerland, Katrina Gann, Donnell McMichael, Tracey Gray, Jerilyn Tillery, and Terry Burt. Back Row: Laura Schnider, Shelly Barnett, Holly Graham, Pam Sexton, Anne Moellenhoff, Tracey Hudson, Rayomada Cephus, and Aide Regina Warlick. Not Pictured is Aide Trena Wade. S Upper Left: The Honey Bees count below their breath as they performed at one of the home basketball games. Upper Right: The Future Dallas Cow- boy Cheerleaders stand at attention waiting to perform at the First National Bank. Middle: The Colonel, Dandy Early and Lt. Colonel, Nancy Cinco, catch on easily at the clinic the Drill Team sponsored for all the district squads. Center Left: Holly Graham, Leslie Blackburn, Tammy Priest, Christy Bill- ings, Robbie Gilbert, Shelly Barnett, Debbie Hite, Jeannie Tribble, Nancy Cinco and Cheryl Wells celebrate after a fine performance and a winning game. Bottom Left: Homecoming was a formal event for the Honey Bees. Junior member, Julie Lambert, dressed in her Top hat, Bow- Tie, and Tails, waits on the field at the half- time activities to perform “You Can Make It If You Try”, the sparkling highkick rou- tine that lit the field with the life, energy, and vitality that the Drill Team possessed. Drill Team 181 The 1978-79 Drill Team presented their Spring Show last year in March. Shown above during the finale are the Colonel, Dandy Early, and Lt. Colonel, Nancy Cinco. Also Pictured is Janet Southerland during the Senior’s Routine, “Le Freak”. Honey Bees Kick Off 182 Drill Team % Above: Sylvia Moralez, Debbie Hite, Terry Burt, and Raymada Cephus help to end the show. Left: Colonel, Dandy Early, and Lt. Colonel, Nancy Cinco per- form “Over the Rainbow” as the Officers’ Routine. ”Drill Team Boogie” The 1978-79 Spring Show was a success. All of the Drill Team members partici- pated, with each class doing an individual routine. Bottom Left: Robin Arredondo gets the “Boogie Fever” with the Juniors. Below: Sondra Perdicho, Raymada Cephus, Terry Burt, Shelly Barnett, and Pam Sexton catch “Greased Lightning”. 1st Row — Lori Anderson, Brenda Ross, Jill Saffle, Sujane VonTungeln, Becky Williams, Cindy Tatum, Danna Moore, Lynette Baldwin-Price, Rhonda Bell, Anna Davis, Ellyn Tekell, Donna Hanna, Missy Pierce 2nd Row — Alan Andrews, Carolyn Wood- land, Cathy McCoy, Jennifer Richter, Jan Morrow-, Amy Peters, Paula Baldwin-Price, Cheryl Buchanan, Melinda Strohmeyer, Cindy Roten, DeeAnne Colwell, Lydia Locklin, Jennifer Mosher, Suzanne Hood, Kathy Anderson 3rd Row — Kirk Smith, Tammy Young, Judy Smith, Johnnie Moxley, Tamie Vaughn, Cathy Bates, Mike Harper, Stacy Stringer, Michelle McDearmon, Dale Abbott, Jamie Peterson, Angel Stokes, Glen Pemberton, Lorri Underwood, Lori Bates, Jennifer Pfalzgraf, Linda Wheeler, Kelli Kyle 4th Row- — Angie Seay, Greg Kennon, Kim Bolling, Roy Tuley, Tom Stewart, Angie Terry, John Coulter, Tommy Garber, John Mayes, Scott McGaha, Julie Sledge, Sherri Roye, Isolda May, Richard Carter, W'ayne Kitchens, Stephen Harper, Glen Hargrave, Neale Jones, Danny Snell, Brian Lilley, Cherie Walker 5th Row — Mike de la Guardia, Keith Denning, Mike Townsend, Stefan Morse, Paul Locklin, James Tidwell, Kenny Harris, Kevin Eubanks, Mike Mackey, Tommy Morris, Billy Pow- ell, Bill Hommel, Phil Liggins, Allan Lockhart, Rod Wilson, Troy Lyon, Craig Headlee, Chris Hudson, Robert Mayfield, Danny Like, Pam Cappers, Tereasa Cook, Steve Campbell 6th Row — Mark Perdicho, Melissa Townsend, Tim House, Arm Gossett, Alec Horn, Dawn Frans, Berry Moore, Greg Weadon, Xavier Warren 7th Row — James McDonald, Kelley Frans, Doug Finch, Stacy McDonald, Julie Hamilton, Tracey Creach, Kathy Brunson, Denise Hasty, Michelle Lanham 8th Row — Missi Tatum, Terri Kno- ten, Betty Dominguez, Lori Moser, Jeanette Pfalzgraf, Kim Jones, Pam McWhirter, Allyson Arnold, Rashell Hewlett, Karmen Jones, Sherri Poison Not Pictured — Dana Jackson, Lana Goforth, Martina Hall, Elizabeth Hague, Jeff Bonham, Melinda Maha- nay, Rhonda Mackey Above: Alan Lockhart escorted Julie Sledge, Asst. Drum Major, Band Sweetheart nominee. lieft: Bill Hommell, Drum Major, and Tom Stewart, President, with Kim Jones, newly elected Band Sweetheart. Below: Cheryl Buchanan, Fea- ture Twirler, was escorted by Richard (’arter. 186 Band Sweetheart Above: Sherri Roye, escorted by Steven Harper. Right: Michelle McDearmon escorted by Mike Harper. Bottom Right: Missi Tatum, escorted by Rod Wilson, anticipated the announcement of Band Sweetheart. Sweetheart This will be my last year in Band’’, was the first response from the newly elected Band Sweet- heart, Kim Jones. During her four years in the Gol- den Pride”, Kim was on the Flag Corps for two years, and the Captain one year. Kim played the Bas- soon during the concert season. She was also on the Band Council two years and Reporter one year. Band Right: Squad Leaders: Front Row: Kim Jones, Michelle McDearmon, Tammy Young, and Melissa Townsend. Second Row: Tommy Garber, Alan Andrews, Tom Stewart, Roy Tuley, and Tim House. Below: Officers and Council: Front: Kim Jones, Reporter, Tom Stewart, Pres., Alan Andrews, Vice Pres., Mic- helle McDearmon, Secretary. Second Row: Dana Jackson, Librarian, Tim House, Sophomore Rep., Kevin Eubanks, Fresh. Rep. Third Row: Alec Horn, Bill Hommell, Roy Tuley, Sr. Rep. Not Pictured: Julie Sledge, Allan Lock- hart, Jr. Rep. One of the highest honors to receive in band is Bandsman of the Week. The 1978-79 Bandsmen of the Week were: Front Row: Left to Right: Carolyn Woodland, Cathy Bates, Kim Jones, Tamie Vaughn, Jennifer Richter, Angie Terry, Dana Jackson, Mel- issa Townsend. Second Row: Left to Right: Tommy Garber, Lynette Baldwin-Price, Roy Tuley, Linda Wheeler, Mike de la Guardia, Kevin Eubanks. Third Row: Left to Right: Rod Wilson, Alec Horn, Alan Andrews, Tom Stewart, Craig Headlee, and Bill Hommell. It ] f id1 fclllKUt ft i: 11I� . 88 Band Honors Left: Feature Twirler, Cheryl Buchanan. Below: Flag Corps: Front Row: Left to Right: Kim Jones and Lori Moser, Co-Cap- tains. Second Row: Left to Right: Betty Dominguez, Rashell Hewlett, Karmen Jones, Sherri Poison. Third Row: Left to Right: Jeanette Pfalzgraf, Missy Tatum, Terry Knoten, Pam McWhirter, and Ally- son Arnold. Left: Drum Corps: Front Row: L. to R. Melissa Townsend, Tim House, Section Leaders. Second Row: Stacy McDonald, Michelle Lanham, Greg Weadon, Xavier Warren, Dawn Franz, Denise Hasty, Julie Hamilton. Third Row: Kathy Brunsun, Mark Perdicho, Arm Gossett, James McDonald, Tracey Creech. Fourth Row: Kelly Frans. Band 189 Band Outstanding Bandsmen Solo and Ensemble Medal Winners: Front Row: L. to R.: Dawn Frans, Cathy Bates, Kelly Frans, Carolyn Woodland, Tamie Vaughn, Jennifer Richter, Stacy Stringer, Jill Saffle, Cathy McCoy. Second Row: Judy Smith, Michelle Lanham, Stacy McDonald, Mark Perdicho, Pam Cap- pers, Kevin Eubanks, Mike Mackey, Tim House, Melissa Townsend. Back Row: Kirk Smith, Mike Harper, Greg Weadon, Roy Tuley, Tommy Garber, Amy Peters, Mike de la Guardia, Kenny Harris, John Mayes, James McDonald. Section Leaders: Front Row: Alan Andrews, Tamie Vaughn, Rhonda Mackey, Lori Anderson, Melissa Townsend, and Kevin Eubanks. Back Row: Allan Lockhart, Rod Wilson, Kirk Smith, Mike Harper, Bill Hom- mell, Mike de la Guardia, and Tim House. All District, Region, and State Win- ners: Front Row: Tammy Young, Carolyn Woodland, Karmen Jones, Kirk Smith, Bill Hommell, Lori Anderson, Judy Smith, Jennifer Moser. Second Row: Angie Seay, Cathy Bates, Jennifer Richter, Roy Tuley, Tommy Garber, Brenda Ross, Jill Saffle, Kevin Eubanks, Anna Davis. Third Row: Rod Wilson, Tom Stewart, Jeff Lett, Glenn Pember- ton, Alan Andrews, Keith Denning, Mike de la Guardia, Melissa Town- send, Jan Morrow. 190 Band Pride 1 Band Sweeps Sweepstakes The CHS Concert and Symphonic Bands returned to Cleburne victorious April 6, from the Mexia Band Fes- tival. Both bands received the Sweepstake Awards for “one” ratings in concert playing and sight reading. This is the first time the Con- cert Band has brought home a “one” rating in its three- year history. The Symphonic Band was chosen as Outstanding Band over 32 bands in all classifi- cations. Top Left: Tom Stewart solos in an award winning performance. Center Left: Alan Lockhart, Karmen Jones, Troy Lyon, and Allyson Arnold after a long band trip. Left: Director, Alan Reed conducts the band in the “Park”. Band 191 ' lWWWW jjiwdi . i i PRESIDENT Greg Logan VICE PRESIDENT SEC.-TREAS Ronnie Grimm The dust is whispering from my shelves, And time’s dwarfed arm does rest on twelve, But never I hear, never I see; I’m lost in this treasured book’s memories. The house system, too, was nevermore. Open campus went, and there were scores Of people left who never knew, For us, the game was done, adieu. When last the rain came down this way 'Twas almost graduation day. And now those days come back through time, Past cobwebs in the back of my mind. We were the class of ’79, Playing games with youth and time, But never more, the game is done, And no one knows who lost or won. Do memories mingle with the rain I must remember that never again Could 1 laugh the way I did When lost in Ft. Worth with my friends. Oh, we beat the system well! At least w'e tried, but the time does tell. A blue, blue day earned one hundred ways To lie your way to the lake for a day. To us alone, traditions dear Were put to rest in many a tear. We were the last to honor these things, But they vanished like moonlight along with our dreams. A noble building, old and proud Tremble as we screamed our vow To always be the number one — But who really knows who lost or won? Through Senior English, Rings, and jobs, Country dances, roses and proms, Apple wine, and that very fast game, If we didn’t win, then who was to blame? Days that were so few have fled. Our soap-bubbles, dreams, and grades are dead. And while we partied, nobody knew That the game would soon be over, ADIEU. By Lydia Locklin Seniors 195 Jonathan Barnes Senior Dean Benny-0 flirts with “his” girls. Tony Barnett € Tv Larry Benson Clay Hudgins asks, “Is that right. . David Billings 196 Seniors Rhonda Brunson Angie Eastus and Ronnie Grimm posed for the fashion page in the one- and-only Lampoon. Sharon Brauner Becki Bowen Seniors 197 198 Seniors 200 Seniors Valery McVhirter, Laura Snider and Stacy Tyler (five a friendly- wave. Billy Fink Janice Force Tommy Garber Gary Estes Luann Fergason f David Fogarty fit Johnnie Fuqua David Garcia Seniors 201 202 Seniors Susan Hines “Seniors do it ali. (top left) — Jordan Fan- ning, (top right) — Senior N.H.S. Members, (bottom left) — Carla Watson, (bottom right) — Larry Benson Tony Holbert James Holliday Bill Hommel James Holliday J 0 Bill Hommel Clay Hudgins J Elizabeth Hopkins 204 Seniors Gay Huneycutt Seniors 205 (Top left) Rachenelle Scott bundles up for a walk to the career center. (Top) Carla Rodgers contem- plates life after high school. Laurie Glass (Left) studies with her class- mates. I Seniors 207 Vv ■ ■ Denise Leverett Marla Lilley r ' A ■ ++ i Alan Lockett Gail Lockhart Paul Locklin Greg Logan | ■ fr • 1 ■ Michelle Lowry Sandi McCaig Kenny Linton Edward Lloyd 208 Seniors Dorthy Mox ley Laurie Moore Robert Moore Shelly M oo re : David M dler Angela Nickell Seniors 211 — Joy Rawlins Charles Richardson Russell Rogers Greg Ray David Scales and Vernon Bolla seem just real interested in Sr. Sandra Rogers Seniors 213 214 Seniors Wanda Spurgeon Donald Storrusten 216 Seniors “Hoorah! Seniors , says Alec Horn after the homecoming Pep Suzann Whitehead Tim Whitlock Kara Wells Karen West Reba.Whitehead Seniors 219 Joy Rawlings (top) and Cathy Huffman (middle) take time out for a smile. While studious Susan Rathgeber (left) becomes engrossed in a library book. Vicki Lemons and Angela Nickell enjoy the Brow One of Mrs. Denning’s English classes new heights. is moving up Terry Concrway and friends talk during their lunch Tammy Young Pierre Chouinard Seniors Strut Your Stuff . . . ACKERMANN, TAMMY Exchangettes, Choir, Teachers Aide ADAMS, JANIS Addams House, FH A, Track ADCOCK, DEBBIE Latin Club, VOE, FHA, Exchan- gettes, NHS, Jr. Historians ALLEN, ALLISON Addams House, Band, FHA, DECA ALLEN, LESLIE Drafting, VICA, OEA ALLISON, SCOTT Auto Mechanics ANDREWS, ALAN Golden Pride, Symphonic Band, Drill Squad Leader, All District Band, Sec- tion Leader, Drama Unlimited, Rocket Club. Choir, All-District Choir, All Region Choir, Texas Boy’s State, Stage Band President, NHS Sgt. at Arms, Who’s Who AURA, JONNIE Addams House, FHA, Most Pooular Freshman and Sophomore, NHS, Homecoming Queen Nom., Varsity Cheerleader, Key Club, Exchangettes, Youth and Government, Youth to Youth. VOE, Camp Fire, Annua} Staff, Flag Corps, Junior Council, Ski Club, Sr. Class Favorite BALL, BEVERLY Barton House, FHA, SLA, Exchan- gettes, Drama Unlimited, NHS, Who's Who, Debate, Teacher’s Aide, Phys. Science Award, Typing II Award, Hmkg I Award, 1st Runner Up Miss Golden Girl BALLENGER, CARRI Varsity Basketball, FHA. HECE, HECK Sec.-Treas., Track, Exchan- gettes. FCA Teacher’s Aide, Office Aide BANKSTON, TIM Riley House, DE — Pres., Parliamen- tarian BARNETT. TONY Riley House, FFA, Ag-Coop, Choir BARR, DONALD Transfer from Miss., Library Club, Drama Club, Electrical Trades BEASLEY, WADE Fresh JV Football Basketball, Drafting, VICA Vice-President BENSON,LARRY Yanper Staff, Key Club, Spanish Clun, Track, Cross Country, Jr. Histo- rians, Fresh. Football BILLINGS. DAVID Football, FCA, Track. Annual Staff, NHS, Teacher’s Aide. Ski Club, Auto Mech, VICA. Key Club BOWEN, BECKI Addams House, FHA, FTA. North Zone Volleyball, Vars. Volleyball, Capt., Vars. Basketball Track, Ski Club, Office Aide BRADY, RICKY Wilson House, Drama Unlimited, Teacher’s Aide BRAWNER, SHARON WHITEHEAD Williard House, Drama Unlimited, Pres., SLA. Best Performance in Comedy, Best Actress, Merit Award — Outstanding Drama Student BURGESS, KELLY Addams House, Track, OEA, FHA, FTA, Ski Club, Office Aide BUCHANAN, CHERYL Barton House, Golden Pride, Concert Band, FHA, Exchangettes, SLA, Key Club, Band Sweetheart Nom., Fea- ture Twirler, SR Representative, Youth in Gov’t, Teacher’s Aide BURROW, DAVID Chess Club, Annual Staff, Journalism, Art Club, Math Club, Riley House BURT, TAMMY JV Cheerleader, FHA, Art Club Vice- Pres., Barton House, Annual Staff, Volleyball. Track, Basketball, Teach- er's Aide, Journalism. Student Life Editor CALVIN,GINA Transfer, Cosmetology, Orchestra Pres., Horticulture CAMP. KENNETH Wilson House, Drama, Latin Club CAMPBELL, LEISA Williard House, FHA, DE, Teacher's Aide, Track, Volleyball CARMICHALL, BRENDA Barton House, FHA, Exchangettes, FCA, Annual Staff, Spanish Club, Office Aide, Vars. Tennis CARRELL, EDDY Rilev House, VICA, Auto Mechanics, NHS CARTER, RICHARD Wilson House, VICA, Golden Pride, Symphonic Band, NHS, Drafting CHAMBERS, DONNA FHA, Spanish Club CHOURNARD, PIERRE Metal Trades, VICA CIMO, JENNIFER HOCE, Parliamentarian CINCO, NANCY Drill Team Lt. Colonel, HOSA, FCA, Youth and Government, Youth to Youth, Exchangettes, Spanish Club, NHS COGGIN, BOB FFA, Track, DE, Drama COULTER, JOHN Wilson House, Golden Pride, Sym- phonic Band, Stage Band, Nat’l Soci- ety of Distinguished American High School Students, Rocket Club —■ Pres., Math Club, Grammar Alge- bra Awards CRYER, BILLY Wilson House, Auto Mechanics, 222 Senior Struts And Keep On Struttin’. . . Teacher’s Aide, ICT CURLEW, WANDA Williard House, Latin Club, HECE, HERO, FHA, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, NHS Editorial Writing, Key Club, Usher for Class of 78 Baccalaureate ELMORE, DARREN Spanish Club, Band, Cadet Band, Building Trades, VICA DANIEL, MARK Edison House, Key Club, Spanish Club, Fresh JV Football, Band, VICA DANIELL, JIM Riley House, Football, FFA, Ag-Coop, Horse Production Award, Greenhana DE LA GUARDIA, ALBERT Riley House, NHS, Key Club, Treas., Ski Club, Youth Gov’t, Jr. Repre- sentative, JV Vars. Baseball, Fresh. Literature Award DERDEN, MURRY HECE, ZERO Club, Fresh, JV, Vars. Football, All-District DILL, TIM Latin Club, VICA DONALDSON, ALAN Wrilson House, Greenhand, FFA, Chapter Farmer, Ag-Coopf Sheep Proficiency Award DONALDSON, MIKE Edison House, Track, Football Mgr., HECE DUGGER, JEFF Edison House, VICA, DECA, NRA, Ski Club, Bldg. Trades, DE DUKE, SANDY Addams House, DE, DECA, VOE, OEA EARLEY, DANDY NHS, FH A, FCA, VOE, Drill Team — Outstanding Jr., Social Chairman, Colonel, Exchangettes, Jr. Represent- ative, Spanish Club ESTES, GARY Riley House, Fresh, JV, Vars. Foot- ball, Fresh, JV Basketball, Track, Spanish Club, Youth in Government, Ski Club, NRA, FCA, Baseball, Senior Representative EUBANKS, DONNA Barton House, FHA, Perfect Attend- ance 4 yrs.. Drill Team, SLA, Tvping 1 Award, FCA, Science Club, Elxchan- gettes, Spanish Club, Math Club, VOE, OEA FANNING, JORDAN Wilson House, Fresh. Class Reporter, Soph. Class Pres., Boys’ State, Pres — Student Council, FCA — Sec. Vice Pres., Fresh, JV, Vars. Football, Fresh Track, Baseball, NRA, Basket- ball, Who’s Who, Key Club, Best All Around Fresh., Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Favorite, Interact Club FERGASON, LOUANN Willard House, FHA, Art Club, Span- ish Club, NHS, VOE — Reporter, Per- fect Attendance 7 yrs. FINK, BILLY Art Club, Science Club, Art Club Pres., FFA. Ag-Coop GARCIA, DAVID Riley House, NHS, DECA, Algebra 1 Award, Perfect Attendance 4 yrs. GILLASPIE, CHESTER Wilson House, DE GINN, PERRY Riley House, Interact, Key Club, NHS, Fresh, JV Basketball, Fresh, JV, Vars. Baseball Representative, Vars, Cheerleader, Youth to Youth, Ski Club, NHS, Track GRAFF, GARY Riley House, Key Club, SgL-at-Arms, Track, Ski Club, Basketball, Baseball GRAHAM, HOLLY Williard House. FHA, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Jr. Historians, Drill Team, NHS, Youth to Youth, Youth in Gov’t GRAY, KENT Wilson House, Track, Interact Club, Key Club, NHS, Student Council, ICT, Latin Club, Ski Club GREENSLADE. MARIA Williard House, HECE, Jr. FHA, Drill Team, Miss FHA Nominee, FHA GRIMM, RONNIE Riley House, Interact Club, Key Club — Pres., Ski Club, Youth to Youth, NHS — Vice Pres., Youth and Gov’t — Youth Governor, Yapper Staff, FCA, Golf, Tennis, Basketball, Jr. Representative, Sr. Class Vice Pres. HALL, DENNIS Riley House, ICT HANNA DAN Wilson House, FFA, Vice Pres. Sec. of Dis., FCA, Key Club, Office Aide, Teacher’s Aide, Who’s Who HARPER, MIKE Wilson House, Golden Pride, Sym- phonic, Youth to Youth, Youth and Gov’t, Rocket Club HARRIS, PAM Barton House, FHA, Exchangettes, FTA, Medical Science Club. NHS, OEA, VOE HENSLEE, PHILLIP Edison House, Office Aide, HERO — FHA, HECE EASTUS, ANGIE Barton House, FHA, Exchangettes, FTA, Latin Club, Spanish CluY Sec., Annual Staff Editor, Yapper Staff, GLASS, LAURIE Willard House, FHA, Exchangettes, Student Council, Homecoming Queen, Spanish Club, Jr., Sr., Homeroom HODGE, RHONDA Williard House. VOE, OEA, FHA, Track, Key Club, Exchangettes, Drill Team, Yapper Staff, Ski Club. Teach- Senior Struts 223 . . . Senior Struts . . . Senior er’s Aide, Campfire er’s Aide OEA, Crafts Club HOLBERT, LANETTE FFA, Track, Ag-Coop HOLBERT, TONY Vars. Football, All District, Basket- ball, Track, Mr. Stinger Beau HOLLIDAY, JAMES Edison House, Golf, Basketball, Ten- nis, Key Club, Ski Club, Latin Club, FCA, NHS, Youth to Youth, Youth in Gov’t, Yapper Staff, Student Council, Soph. Representative HOMMEL, BILL Wilson House, Golden Pride, Asst. Head Drum Major, Symphonic Band, All Dist. Band, Stage Band, All Region Band, All-Region Orchestra, All-State Symphony Orchestra, All State Symphonic Band, Debate, Golf, Rocket Club, Youth and Gov’t, NHS, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Nat’l Forensics League HOPKINS, ELIZABETH Willard House, Track, Basketball, Volleyball, Aide, DECA HORN, ALEC Wilson House, Golden Pride, Asst. Drum Major, Symphonic Band, NHS — Treas., Latin Club, Treas. Rocket Club, Youth in Gov’t, Debate, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Society of Distinguished American High School Students HUDGINS, CLAY Riley House, Football, Baseball, VICA, Ag, Greenhand, Chapter Farmer, Drafting HUGHES, MELINDA Addams House, HECE, FH A, Spanish Club, CVAE, CVOE HUNEYCUTT, GAY Addams House, FHA — Sec., FTA, FCA, Spanish Club — Vice Pres., Track, Perfect Attendance 3 yrs., JV Cheerleader, Vars. Cheerleader, Annual Staff, Volleyball, Basketball, Usher in 78 Graduation HYDE, ELITA HECE, HERO, Pep Squad ISRAEL, DWIGHT Wilson House, FFA, Fresh, JV Vars. Football, DE, Greenhand, Chapter Farmer JACKSON. DANA Barton House, Golden Pride, Sym- phonic Band, FHA, Latin Club JILGE, KEITH NHS, VICA JONES, DOW Wilson House, FFA, Ag-Coop, VOC, Ag., Greenhand, Chapter Farmer, Rodeo Club JONES, KIM Golden Pride, SVmphonic Band, Flag Corps Captain, Band Sweetheart, Stu- dent Council. Treas. NHS, Who’s Who, Jr, Sr. Council, Key Club, Annual Staff, Jr. Historians, Youth to Youth, Spanish 1 Award, Spanish Club, Soph. Composition Award, Soci- ety of Distinguished American High School Students, Barton House, Exchangettes HUDSON, BRENDA Barton House, FHA, HERO-FCA, Art Club, Office Aide HUDSON, TRACY Barton House, Drill Team, VOE, FHA, NHS Fresh. Cheerleader JONES, PAUL Edison House. ICT, Annual Staff, Yapper Staff KAHM, GARY ICT HUFFMAN, CATHY Barton House, Art Club, FHA, Teach- KIMBROW, TINA Transfer from Oregon, Art Club, KIRBY, SHELLY Transfer, Symphonic Band Concert, Key Club, Exchangettes, Spanish Club, FHA, Track, Basketball, Volley- ball, Annual Staff, Yapper Staff, Art Club, Sec. Treas., Teacher’s Aide KIRKHAM, PAULA Addams House, Student Council, Exchangettes, Drill Team, Basketball, Sweetheart, VOE, FHA, FCA KNIGHT, RUSSELL Football 4, Key Club 1, Choir 4, Ensemble 2, Solo 1, FCA 2, Youth Gov’t 2 LANCASTER, KEVIN HECE, Pres. LANGSTON, BILLY Edison House, ICT, Perfect Attend- ance LEMONS. VICKI Adams House, FHA, Exchangettes, Office Aide, HECE, Yapper Staff, Student Aide, Key Club LETT, JEFFERSON All-District Football, Golden Pride, NHS, Who’s Who, Latin Club, Math Club, VP, Track, Edison House, Youth in Gov’t. LINTON, KENNETH ICT LLOYD, ALLAN Football, Track, Building Trades, HECE LOCKETT, ALAN Football, Track, Baseball, Basketball, Auto Mechanics, VICA LOCKHART, GAIL Drill Team, Varsity Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen Nominee, Bas- ketball Sweetheart, Lion's Club Queen, Student Council, FHA, Pres., Exchangettes, Key Club, Spanish Club, Most Popular Jr., FCA, DAR. Award, Who’s Who, NHS, Annual 224 Senior Struts ■ Struts . . Staff, Youth to Youth, 2nd Runner Up, Miss Golden Girl, Miss CHS LOGAN, GREG Riley House, Football, Tennis, NHS, Student Council, Parliamentarian, Representative Soph, and Jr., Presi- dent, Sr. Key Club, VP., FCA, Inter- act, Youth in Gov’t., Office Aide, FH A, Beau, Pep Squad, Beau, Perfect Attendance, 1 Year. LOWRY, MICHELLE Flag Corps, Track, DE Secretary, JV Cheerleader, FHA, Addarns- House MACKEY, RALPH Auto Mechanics, VICA, ICT MAHANEY, MELINDA Varsity Cheerleader, JV Cheerleader, Golden Pride, Who’s Who, Homecom- ing Queen Nominee, Basketball Sweetheart Nominee, FFA Sweet- heart, FHA VP,Treas., Jr. Historians, Key Club, Society of Distinguished High School Students, Exchangettes, Addarns House, Annual Staff, Asst. Editor, Student Council, Reporter. MALLICOTE, MICHELLE Golden Pride, Spanish Club, Willard House, Library Club, Historian MARKS. WESLEY Debate, Ski Club, Choir, Football, NHS, Jr. Historians, Youth and Gov’t., Track, Drama MARTIN, GINA Barton House, NHS, FHA, Exchan- gettes, Ski Club, Tennis, VOE, OEA MASSEY, RHONDA NHS, FT A, Med. Science Club, Bar- ton House, Exchangettes, OEA, VOE MATHIS, DOUG Varsity Baseball, Student Council, Key Club, Interact, Football, Basket- ball, FCA, Reporter, Latin Club, Rodeo Club MAY, ISOLD A Williard House, Golden Pride, NHS, VOE, OEA - Sec., FHA - Parlia- . Senior Struts . . . mentarian. Math Club, Exchangettes MAYES, JOHN Golden Pride, Symphonic Band, All District Band, All Region Band, Stage Band, Spanish Club, Art Club, Tennis Team MAYFIELD, ROBERT Wilson House, Youth and Gov’t, Gol- den Pride, Annual Staff, Teacher’s Aide, Gov't Award, NHS, Latin Club, Drama Unlimited, SLA, Debate Team McCAIG, SANDI Willard House, FHA, Horizon Club, Band McCOY. DAVID Wilson House, Journalism, Annual Staff, Yapper Staff, Latin Club Rocket Club McCOY, DEBRA JEAN HOCE.ODP McCOY, SHEILA Willard House, FHA, LECE, FHA, Speech, Hero McDEARMON, MICHELLE Golden Pride, Drill Souad Leader, Secretary of Golden Pride, FHA, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Exchangettes, NHS, Best All Around Girl — Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior, Class Offi- cer — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior, Youth to Youth, Youth and Government, Campfire, Annual Staff, Homecoming Queen Nominee, Band Sweetheart Nominee, Football Sweetheart, Addarns House, Senior Class Favorite McGAHA, ANN Willard House, Art Club, Drama Club McLaughlin, tracy DEC A, FHA McPherson, carolyn FHA, Willard House, FTA, FT A President, FCA, Exchangettes, Vol- leyball, Basketball, Track, Youth and Government, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Class Representative, Key Club, NHS, Ski Club, Yapper Staff, Cul- tural McWHIRTER, VALERIE Addarns House, Ski Club, Youth and Government, Annual Staff, FTA, FHA, Latio Club, HECE, Spanish Club, Exchangettes MILLER, BUTCH Football, FCA, Edison House MILLER. DAVID Basketball, NHS, DE, Tennis MOORE, DENISE Barton House, FHA, CUAE, HECE MOORE, LAURIE FHA, Exchangettes, NHS, Ski Club, Drama Club, Latin Club, FHA, Ten- nis, Track MOXON, TIM Riley House, Football, Baseball, NHS, FCA, Dr. Ball Scholarship, Interact Club, Key Club, FCA Treasurer. Spanish Club, Boy’s State, Youth and Government NELSON. DOYLE Latin Club NESBIT.TIM Spanish Club, VICA, Basketball NICKELL, ANGELA Addarns House. FHA, FTA, Spanish Club, OEA, Key Club, Track, Basket- ball, Volleyball, FCA, Homeroom Representative OESCH. TERRY FTA, FHA. OEA. Spanish Club, Drill Team, Flag Corps OWEN. SPIKE Riley House, Football, Honorable Mention All District Quarterback, Most Valuable Player, Co-Captain, Basketball, All-District Guard, Base- ball, NHS, W’ho’s Who, Interact Club, Key Club, FCA, Vice President, Presi- dent, Y'outh to Youth, Drill Team Beau, Student Council, Most Popular, Homeroom Representative, Mr. CHS Senior Struts 225 Senior Struts . . . Senior PARKER, MICHELLE FHA, HECE, Art Club, Addams House PARRISH, JOHNYE VOCT, ICT PEN OLE V, MARK Wilson House, FFA, Ag Coop, Rodeo Club Vice-President POTTER. PATRICK FFA, ICT POTTS. TONY Wilson House, Football, All-District Safety, Baseball, All-District Out- field, Basketball, Spanish Club, VICA, POWELL, ROGER Wilson House, Key Club, Choir, Foot- ball, Track, ICT, VICA Secretary, FCA PRUITT, EDDIE Basketball, Baseball, NHS QUALLS, DARRELL ICT, VOCT, Vice-Pres., Football RAMIREZ, PATRICIA FHA, OEA, Key Club, Youth to Youth, Spanish Club RATHGEBER, SUSAN Addams House, Choir, Choir Librar- ian, Treasurer, Drama. Latin Club, Spanish Club, Spanish Club, Math Team, NHS National Merit Scholar- ship Finalist, Who’s Who, Spelling Team, Contest Speech RAWLINS. JOY Art Club, Office Duplication, Club Sec.. Willard House RAY. GREG Debate, Junior Historians, SLA, NHS, Choir, Contest Speech, Basket- ball RICHARDSON, CHARLES Freshman Cheerleader, Medical Sci- ence Club, Choir, ICT, Drafting, Art Club, Drama Production Barton House, FHA. DE, NHS, Exchangettes, Spanish Club, Senior Council, Ski Club, Homecoming Queen Nominee, FFA Sweetheart Nominee, Metal Trades Sweetheart, Drill Team ROGERS, RUSSELL Riley House, ICT, Autobody ROGERS, SANDRA FHA. VOE, Drill Team, Art Club, Adams House ROLL A, VERNON Spanish Club. Drama Club, Order of the Arrow, Rocket Club, Basketball, Math Club, Science Club ROLSTON, DERICK ICT ROSSER, PERRY Wilson House, Basketball All-District Guard, Basketball Beau, Key Club, Baseball, Football, Interact Club, Who’s W’ho, Freshman Class Pres., Junior Class Reporter, NHS, Student Council, Sr. Class Favorite ROY E, SHERRI Addams House, Golden Pride, Asst. Librarian, NHS, Secretary, Student Council, Spanish Club, FHA, Band Sweetheart Nominee, Library Club Vice-Pres., Pres., NHS Secretary SALMONS, TERESA Barton House, Perfect Attendance, FT A Treas., OEA, FHA, NHS, SLA, Drama Club SANDERS, GLENDA Willard House, FHA, Miss FHA Nom- inee, OEA, Track, Basketball, Volley- ball, Senior Council, Youth and Gov’t. SCALES, DAVID Rocket Club, Spanish Club SCHOENFELD, FEL Edison House, FCA, Football, Track, VICA, Basketball, Spanish Club SCOOT. RACHENELLE Willard House, Basketball, Track FFA, Football, Baseball, Auto Mechanics, Wilson House, Key Club, Interact Club. Homeroom Represent- ative SKILES, DARYL Wilson House, FFA Pres., Secretary, Rodeo Club SMALLWOOD, TIM FFA, Football Manager, Drafting Club Treasurer, Art Club SMITH, DONNA Addams House, Track, Volleyball, Captain, 11-AAA North All-Zone Team, FHA, NHS, FCA Pres. SMITH, MARTY Edison House, Spanish Club, Football, Zero Club, NHS SMITH, JUDY Barton House, FHA, Exchangettes, Ski Club, Latin Club, Golden Pride, Symphonic Band SOUTHERLAND, JANET FHA. FCA, HECE, FHA, Exchan- gettes, Drill Team, Track, Hero, Addams House, Spanish SPARKS. DEBBIE Barton House, FHA, Hero, FTA, HECE SPURGEON. WANDA BRAND VOE, Exchangettes, Addams House, NHS, Drill Team, Jr. Historians; Treasurer, President, Science Club, Art Club, SLA, Slam Magazine, Math Club, FHA, HECE, HERO STORRUSTEN, DONALD RAY Wilson House, Spanish Club, Library Club. Vice-Pres., Auto Body, Pres., SLA. Art Club, VICA Club STRINGER, MARTY Riley House, Football STRINGER, STACY Addams House, Golden Pride, Sym- phonic Band, Stage Band, FHA. SLA, Track RODGERS, CARLA SELF, SCOTTY Addams House, Concert BanaAjoIaen 226 Senior Struts Struts . . . Senior Struts . . . Pride, Flag Corps. ICT, VICA Secre- tary, OEA Vice-Pres., FHA, SLA, Hand Sweetheart Nom., Miss Golden Girl Contestant, Junior and Senior Class Representative, UIL Contest Library, FFA, Edison House WALTON, CARROLINE Band, Latin Club, HOSA, Yapper Staff, Library Club Secretary WHITLICK, TIM Riley House, NHS, Key Club, Exchan- gettes Beau, Senior Homeroom Rep- resentative, Spanish Club, Tennis, Basketball, Baseball, Youth and Gov- ernment TAYLOR, ALISA NHS, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Viee- Pres., Class Vice-Pres., HOSA WARREN, LYNNERA Barton House, FT A, FHA, Pep Squad Vice-Pres. WILDHABER, ANDY ICT, Power Mechanics, Football, Edi- son House THOMPSON, CRAIG FFA, Auto Mechanics, VICA TRIPLETT, JILL NHS. FHA, Band, Exchangettes WATSON, CARLA Barton House, FFA, Ag-Coop, Rodeo Club Secretary and Sweetheart, Medi- cal Science Club WILLIAMS, STEVE Spanish Club, Debate Team, SLA, Edison House, Youth and Govern- ment TULEY, ROY Edison House, Golden Pride, Stage Band, Symphonic Band, Sophomore and Senior Class Representative, Drill Squad Leader, All-District Band, NHS, Key Club, Youth and Govern- ment, Youth to Youth, FHA, Math Club, Chess Club, Rocket Club, Sci- ence Fair 2nd Place in Medicine and Health, Regional Science Fair 4th Place Mathematics and Computers TURNER, JEAN ANN Willard House, SLA, VOE TYLER, STACY Willard House, Key Club, HECE. His- torian. Ski Club, Annual Staff, SLA, Spanish Club, Latin Club, FTA, Youth and Govt. TYNER, PAM Willard House, Freshman Cheer- leader, SLA, Art Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Speech, Drama Club, Vice-Pres., Choir Vice-Pres. and Sweetheart UNDERWOOD, DONNA Willard House, Latin Club Pres., Drama, Choir, Secretary and Sweet- heart Nominee, FFA Sweetheart Nominee, FHA, Pep Squad, FTA UPDYKE, STEPHEN Senior Council, VICA, Drafting, Art Club VAUGHN. TAMIE Addams House, Golden Pride Vice- Pres., VOE President, FHA. NHS _WADEt RON WEBB, LISA Addams House, FCA, FTA, FHA, Sophomore Class Reporter, Fresh- man, Jr. Varsity and Varsity Cheer- leader, NHS, Track, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Spanish Club Pres., Camp Fire, Student Council, Annual Staff WEBB, N ELD A Willard House, HERO, Golden Pride WEBER, PIERRE Exchange Student From Switzerland, Math Club, Rocket Club WELLS, CHERYL Willard House, FHA, VOE, Exchan- gettes, Drill Team, FCA WEST, ALAN Edison House, Art Club, Auto Mechanics WEST, KAREN Willard House, FHA, FTA, Exchan- gettes, Medical Science Club, Latin Club, NHS WHITEHEAD, SUZANNE Barton House, FHA, VICA, Basket- ball, Track, Drama WHITEHEAD. REBA FHA, FTA, Secretary, Pep Squad, Pres., Drama Club, Exchangettes, HECE, HERO, FHA, Vice-Pres., Bas- ketball Sweetheart Nominee, Addams House WHITESIDE, ROBERT Art Club, Drafting, VICA, Stage Dano Boisorwious WOOD A LL, J A MES CECIL Edison House, VICA, Secretary, Drafting. Track WOOLLEY, MIKE Edison House, Football, Track, Chess Club, Science Club, Key Club, Latin Club, Rocket Club WYATT, JENNIFER Track, Yapper Staff, Science Club, Latin Club, Drama, Madrigals WYLIE. STEVE Football, Honorable Mention Offen- sive Tackle. Zero Club, HECE-HERO Club YOUNG, TAMMY Exchangettes, FHA, Latin Club, Ski Club, Golden Pride, Symphonic Band, NHS LEE, RANDY Edison House — lyr.; Student Council — 4 yrs., Reporter — 1 yr., Vice-Presi- dent — 1 yr.; Fellowship of Christian Athletes — 2 yrs.; Key Club — 3 yrs., Secretary — 1 yr.; Zero Club — 1 vr.; Football — 4 yrs.; Baseball — 1 Vr.; Basketball — 1 yr.; Track — 2 yrs.; Youth In Government 2yrs., Sena- tor — 2 yrs.; Sophomore Class Secre- tary and Treasurer, Junior Class Sar- geant-At-Arms and Spirit Leader; P.T.S.A. — 4 yrs; Homeroom Repre- sentative — 3 yrs.; Yellow Jacket Varsity Choir — 3 yrs.. First Class Solo — First Division, First Class Ensemble — First and Second Divi- sions, Best Second-Year Choir Stu- dent Senior Struts 227 Julie Adams Donnie Adair David Alderman Tracy Allen Gayla Anderson Lindsey Anderson Lori Anderson Melisa Anderson Mike Anderson Tammy Anderson Allyson Arnold Mike Aten Karen Bakke Lynette Baldwin- Price Teresa Ball 228 Juniors (Ada-Bai) Buddy Barber Susan Barber Brenda Barton Cathy Bates Teresa Bays Jan Baze Tigger Beasley Tracy Berg Steve Blackstone Richard Boley Kim Bolling Penny Brady Junior Officers Have New Ideas Tim Breland Johnnie Brown Mark Brown Nathan Brown Pam Bruce Kathy Brunson Mark Buckingham Kim Bullard Angie Burgess John Burkhardt Lynn Bush Stephen Buswold Juniors (Bar-Bus) 229 Juniors on a Budget FAR LEFT: Tony Franz, Jackie Gattis and Melody Nickell at a “birthday party”. TOP: “Yeah, I’ve heard that one says Stefan Morse. BOTTOM: Kim Peden and Mindi McCorkle work hard in annual staff. Don Butler Danny Camp Tommy Camp Angie Carriere Clifford Carroll Doug Cato Linda Chandler Laura Cimo Bonnie Cinco Darrell Cloud Tina Coates Robert Cochran David Collins Donna Cooper Theresa Cooper Ricky Cotton Darlene Crecelius Stephen Crisp Robin Crow Manuel Cruz 230 Juniors (But-Cru) Patti Cunningham David Curlee Donna Curlee Kenny Curlee Melanie Curtis John Daniel Betsy Davidson Rol ert Davis Robi Day Mike de la Gardia Diane Dixon Larry Dodds Betty Dominguez Charles Doty Teresa Doty Guy Downing Lynn Doyal Bret Dyer Donald Earl Gregg Earnhart Far Left — “Mothers of America ARISE!!!” Steve Lee suggests as he unties his apron. Above Left — “Is that really Superman?” asks Rod Wilson. Left — Donna Fuller and Chris Fleck show Jacket spirit. Juniors (Cun-Ear) 231 Jamie Edwards Charles Ellison Ray Estes Dan Eubanks David Farmer Phillip Filardi Laura Finley Lisa Fisher Chris Fleck Diane Flynn “A sprinkle a day helps keep the odor away!” say Julie Rask, Jan Glenn, Kim McCowathy, Bliss Jones, Angie Burgess, Lesa Johnson, Keith Fox Tony Franz Donna Fuller Greg Galier Dean Galvin Joe Garcia Ralph Garrett Connie Gaskill Cynthia Gathin s Jackie Gattis Mike Germstad Cindy Gibson 232 Juniors (Edw-Gib) Rings Cost Cash Kathy Giddens Robbie Gilbert Brent Gist Jan Glenn Karen Glover Beverly Gossett Tracey Gray Terry Green Alice Griffin Darrell Grisby Mac Hall Rick Harper Eric Harris Kenny Harris Wayne Havey Rhonda Haywood Craig Headley Debra Hernandez Juniors (Gid-Her) 233 David Herrin Carol Hilley Curtis Jaggers Jayne Johnson Jimmy Johnson Lesa Johnson Bliss Jones Casey Jones Karmen Jones Marty Jones Tammy Jordan Dede Kirkpatrick Wayne Kitchens Jayme Knight Bryan Kopfer David Lackey Bill Ladwig Julie Lambert Jeff Lane Jeff Lanum 234 Juniors (Her-Lan) Juniors Scheme Prom Left: Doug Cato smiles a big smile for the cameraman Below: Rhonda Mackey talks about the Golden Pride after a Pep Rally Right: Larry Roberts, Phillip Filardi, Greg Barnhart, Tommy Wylie say, “Man we Should have gone out!” Lydia Locklin Ricky Longoria Tammy Lord Pat Love Troy Lyon Debbie MacDonald Mark McCandless Gail McClain Mike McCleary Kim McConathy Mindi McCorkle Cathy McCoy James McDonald Nancy McDowell Gay Lynn Massey Juniors (Lee-Mas) 235 Fashions Skyrocket. . . Elton Mackey Rhonda Mackey Sherri Madden Andy Malish Petey Marshall Janie Martinez Stacy Mathews Torre May FAR RIGHT: Curtis Jaggars can’t get close to his woman 'till he gets next to Lifebouy. RIGHT: Lisa Roof and Betsy Davidson after a week of skiing found lunchroom activities boring Mark Mears Calvin Meek Kenneth Miller Bruce Moen Ann Moellenhoff Gina Moore Ken Montgomery Stephen Morse Sylvia Moralez Carmen Mosley Randy Moss Manuel Navajar Becky Nelson 236 Juniors (Mac-Nel) Juniors Back to Basics Denise Newell Melody Nickell Debbie Oliver Darla Osborne Mary Oswald John Overby Louis Palafox Mindy Parks Clint Parnell Kim Peden Glenn Pemberton Joe Peterson Jeanette Pfalzgraph Jimmy Pierce Bill Porterfield Denice Potter Leta Pugh Julie Rask Tod Rasnick Steve Reagor Lanny Reed Kelly Sarchet before he shoots. Juniors (New-Ree) 237 Angel Reynolds Kim Richards Freddie Rios Steve Riza Ely Roberts Larry Roberts Joleta Robinson Paula Robinson Ronnie Rodecker Juniors Show Spirit Lisa Roof Stephen Rotenberry Sandra Roye Lori Salmans Kelly Sarchet Lori Schnettler Sherron Scott Steve Scott Keith Seals Ricky Longoria trying to show support of the Jackets. 238 Juniors (Rey-Sea) Marvin Seay Barry Shaw Tod Shelton Julie Sledge Keith Smith Kirk Smith in Spite of Low Budget Maureen Smith Kenneth Stevens Nate Stewart Angel Stokes Scotty Stokes Melinda Strohmeyer Kelly Swatzell Richard Tallent Cindy Tatum Angie Terry Tim Timmons Mike Townsend Jeanne Tribble David Trussed Mark Trussed Juniors (Sea-Tru) 239 Juniors Become Les Miserables Steve Riza, the future tennis pro, happy about his latest win. “Juniors are 1!' Robby Walls Nan Walton Tony Warenskjold Demetrius Warren Shirley Wheeler Chris Whigham Cleo White J.C. White Mark White 240 Juniors (Twa-Whi) Sherry Whitehead Mike Whiteside Vicki Wilburn Becky Williams Billy Williams Mary Williams Tammy Williams Jay Wilson Rod Wilson Mike Wolfe Kim Woodard Lori Woodard Ben Woods Leanne Worlow Darla Wright Tommy Wylie Mrs. Martin's English class really gets into the Les Miserables discussion. Left to right: Chris Fleck, Tim Brelin, Jay Wilson, Greg Galier, Stephen Crisp, Curtis Jaggars, Allyson Arnold, Kelly Sarchet, Jayne Johnson, Bliss Jones, Julie Rask, Billy Williams, Kris Walker Juniors (Whi-Wyl) 241 Sophomore class officers: President — Joey Hill, Vice President — Brad Earley, Secretary-Treasurer — Keith Sims Dale Abbott Jimbo Adams Cindy Adcock Timmy Akey Denise Alexander Garry Anderson Gerald Anderson Pam Anderson Belinda Ard Elizabeth Austin Drew Bearden Mary Bailey Gena Baker Ronnie Baker Charlene Bankhead 242 Sophomores (Abb-Ban) ■I Amanda Banks Jason Barber Shelli Barnett Lori Bates Cathy Bays Jay Beene James Benato Teresa Biggerstaff Christi Billings Leslie Blackburn Brenda Bonham Karen Bonoto Jeff Bonham Alan Borden Bill Bosworth Danny Boulden Melany Boyd Steve Breland Sophomores Into Second Year Left — This lipstick just isn’t going to match says Keith Sims. Above — “It’s more than a feeling” for Mel- issa Townsend and Dawn Frans. Polly Brown Sherry Brown Randy Bryan Gina Bryson Manuel Brunson Scott Burgess Lupe Bursiago Terry Burt Michelle Bushong Sophomores (Ban-Bus) 243 Sophomores Press Onward . . . Cindy Carper Susan Carson David Cato Rayamada Cephus Zelda Chambers Mike Chandler Marsha Chapman Jeff Clack Melvin Clark Mary Clay Donna Clifton Ed Coates Donnie Cody DeAnne Colwell DiAnne Colwell Teresa Cook Danny Cordova Stephanie Cotton Lisa Coulter Kendra Cowan Keyo Crawford Tracey Creach Curtis Crowder Stuart Crowder 244 Sophomores (Car-Cro) Inward, Outward, and Around Sheri Dobins Bridgett Doran Mike Doty Mary Doyal Richard Doyal Karen Duke Lori Durham Brad Earley Dusty Earley Brent Easdon Gregg Eastus Barbara Ellison Roy Emery Laura Estes Robbie Ferguson Doug Finch Dan Finely Don Finely Sophomores (Cry-Fin) 245 Teresa Fielding Dawn Finstad Ruth Fogarty Dawn Franz Joe Franz Melinda Fuller Katrina Gann Lee Garza Jimmy Gatlin Joe Gent Kevin George Phillip George Mike Germstad Tena Gibbs Yale Gibbs David Giddens Sherry Gilbert Mitchell Glover Lesa Goins Peggy Goleman Tina Goodman Tina Gosdin Sharon Gossett Sherry Greanead Melanie Green Marty Greenslade “Say whaaaat, Mike Mackey' 246 Sophomores (Fie-Gre) Striving for Excellence Charles Gregory Dwayne Griffith Laura Griffin Phyllis Griffin Teresa Griffith Tonia Griggs Kerry Gropper Rickey Hadley Jerry Hall Terry Hall Julie Hamilton Susan Hand Wesley Hart Jerry Hawkins Gary Hay Alice Hefner Terry Henslee Sophomores (Gre-Hef) 247 Sophomores Fighting Through Lawanna Hestilow Rashell Hewlett George Hey Gary Hicks Honey Higgins Joey Hill Debbie Hite Floyd Hodges Rusty Hodges Speedy Hoffman Donna Holbert Mark Holbert Susan Hood Debbie Hopkins Tim House Debbie Howard Tammy Howe Chris Hudson Shelby Hulsey Kim Hundley Wanda Hutson Sherry Irvin Gary Jackson Gina Jackson Jerry Jackson Tommy Johnson Cindy Jones Jerry Jones Kelly Karels Joetta Ketron David King Mike Kirkham Sherri Kitchens Derek Knight Jana Knight Terry Knoten Dale Lackey Daryl Lacy Sharon Lamon Tina Layland Ruth Letson Ambi Levacy Danny Like Greg Lilley Scott Linton Sharon Looper Sonia Love Stephen Love Susan Luther Melinda McBroom Jimmy McCoy Elizabeth McDowell Todd McFarland Kyle McGee Far left: Bill Bosworth and Greg Eastus Middle: Mike Doty Above: Sandy Potts has Monday morning blahs. Sophomores (Kin-McG) 249 Sophomores Caught in Between Scott McGaha Donnell McMichael Tahlia McNeil Happy McPherson Pam McWhirter Mike Mackey Kelly Madden Sherry Maples Mike Mathews Jay Mathis Teresa Mears Phillip Miller Jonathan Mitchell Adam Mize Calvin Montgomery Barry Moore Danna Moore Tim Moore Jesse Moreno Roy Morgan Rommy Morris Rachel Morrison Lonnie Moser Lori Moser Left — Donnell McMichael gets a mouthful. Bottom left — “Is it that bad, Sherry?” Below — Sophomores leaving after an assembly. Bobbie Newell Penny Nickell Alejandra Ochoa Aliza Ochoa Rusty Oesch Darlene Overstreet Susan Owens Terry Ownbey Jeanette Palafox Teresa Paris Tim Parker Ricky Parnell Lori Pedigo Mike Perdicho Sandra Perdicho Amy Peters Penny Rose Stephen Rouston Sophomores (Mox-Rou) 251 High School Life Becomes Shelly Peterson Missy Pierce Wyvette Poe Lora Pollard Gary Poison Sherri Poison Sandy Potts Dale Poulter Melanie Powell Ronny Powell Tammy Priest Jerry Putty Dede Quattlebaum Robert Quick Carrie Rainey Carlos Ramerez Elizabeth Randall King Reagan Danny Richardson Jennifer Richter Kevin Riddlehoover Sonja Roberts Butch Rogers Carl Rogers Carrie Rogers Tanya Rolla Carolyn Royal Andy Saltsman 252 Sophomores (Pet-Sne) Routine for Sophomores Cheryl Scales Randy Scarborough Bobby Scott Peggy Sears Pam Sexton Tod Shafer Gina Shaw Lonnie Shivers Vicki Siddall Randy Shockley Billie Simms Keith Sims Laura Sims Curtis Skiles Angela Smith Carolyn Smith Gaye Smith Steve Smith Steve Smith Timmy Smith Troy Smith Danny Snell Cindy Sparks Lisa Spiller Sophomores (Roy-Van) 253 RIGHT: Stuart Crowder and Curtis Crowder BELOW: Susan Williams handin' loose. MID- DLE: “High from Kendra Cowan. BELOW RIGHT: Jimbo Adams and Robert Quick Terry Spradlen Dan Starnes Beth Stevens Keith Stewart Shawn Stone Mark Suratt David Tanner Roy Taylor Jerilyn Tillery Tracey Timmons Tammy Tinkle Melissa Townsend Manuel Trevino Jimmy Trussell Bonnie Tuiey Carolyn Turner Rhonda Turner Jerry Vandervoort Sujane Von Tungeln Trena W ado 254 Sophomores (Spa-Wad) Sophomores Survive ’79 Left — The three musketeers: Pam McWhirter, Sherri Poslon, and Rashell Hew- lett. Below — Johnny Moxley studies away. Alyne Walker Cherie Walker Chris Walker Robert Walker Pam Walton William Ward Lou Ann Warenskjold Regina Warlick Vincent Warren Mark Watson Mia Weir Linda Wheeler Rene White Robert White Letha Whitehead Julie Williams Susan Williams Bobby Woods J. T. Wright Tommy Yates Sophomores (Wal-Yat) 255 Fish Start New Beginning, 1978-79 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFI- CERS: PRESIDENT: Scott Rosser; VICE-PRESIDENT: Leslie MacLean; SECRETARY-TREASURER: Ginger Owens. Kristi Adcock Jerry Aldridge Fannie Alexander Bobby Allen Dana Allen Vanessa Allen Kristy Allison Kathy Anderson Michelle Anderson Lori Arthurs Twana Auten Jeff Baker Kim Baker Paula Baldwin-Price Dino Barber Tim Barber Shelli Barr Cathy Bays Kent Beam Druecilla Bearden 256 Freshmen (Adc-Bea) Rosser Leads the Way ¥ (TOP LEFT) Dana Allen and Dianne Rogers talk during the morning break. (TOP LEFT) Shawn McNeil anxious for school to be out. (ABOVE) Glen Hargrave enjoys the school's thick and chewy” pizza. Scott Beasley Rhonda Bell Cary Benson Lisa Biggerstaff Cindy Bingham Jamey Bishop Tonia Blout Dean Bocks Chris Boley Janis Bonham Novie Bowden Tamara Bradley Lisa Brady Jimmy Brockins Bill Brooks Leanne Browder Ricky Burrows Josie Bursiago Richard Bursiago Carolyn Bush Shelly Camp Steve Campbell Pam Cappers Mary Carden Freshmen (Bea-Car) 257 Ricky Carroll Stacey Carson Vincent Castenuela Angie Cashion Joe Cavazos Teresa Chandler Lori Cheek Dennis Choate Judy Cimo Nathan Clanton Shared Clay Cheryl Cogdill Sonny Cogdill Kent Cole Jackie Collins Deanne Comer Tammi Cook Allen Cooper Dana Cox Jeff Cox Jo Ann Cox John Colbertson Anna Cuevas (LEFT) “Will I ever be anything but a fish?” asks Kathryne Stowe. (BOTTOM) Pam Cappers enjoys home- made ice cream at lunch. 258 Freshmen (Car-Cue) Freshmen Add Life . . . (TOP LEFT) Jennifer Moser (BELOW LEFT) Shelli Barr sur- prised at CHS spirit (LEFT) Don’t cry Donna Greg- or)', you won’t be a fish forever. (BOTTOM) Vannessa Allen deserves a break today. Anna Davis Cody Day Rose Delgado Robert Dendy Rhonda Dennis Brian DeWeese Belinda Dill Paula Dominguez Tommy Dooley Sheila Doty Lana Dugger Denise Dunwoody Grant Earnhart Robert Edwards Marti Estes Mary Estes Kevin Eubanks Ramona Farmer Michelle Furges Leslie Fink James Flynn Hal Foote Donna Ford 8 Cindy Fowler _ Freshmen (Dav-Fow) 259 Kelly Frans Gary Fullerton Anne Garcia Bonita Garcia Doris Gathings Tammy Gatlin Diane George Donald Gilliam Barbara Gosdin Angela Gray Mike Green Ricky Green Scott Green Donna Gregory James Gregory Sandra Grieson Teresa Griffith Phillip Guichet Craig Cuthridge Elizabeth Hague New Rules Besiege Freshmen (TOP LEFT) Randy Woodrum, Ginger Owens, Chuck Harris line up to sing to seniors. (BELOW LEFT) Lora Rigsby enthused about her next class. (BOTTOM) Freshmen struggle to the top. Barnes Holds Upperhand Barry Haley Kenny Haley Gary Hall Mark Hall Marvin Hamilton Cheryl Hammond Donna Hanna Sheila Hanshaw Missy Hardin Glenn Hardgrave Steve Harper Chuck Harris Denice Hasty Rhonda Haywood Debby Helm Tracey Helms James Henry Debbie Herrin Diane Hill Randy Hogg Freshmen (Hal-Hog) 261 Fish Find Work Harder as Curtis Holland Murray Holland David Hollingsworth Marshall Horn Jody Horton Ricky Howard Tammy Hughes Jeff Hunt Christie Irvin Chris Jefferson Carolyn Jewell Daryl Jimmerson Lisa Johnson Michelle Johnson Randy Johnson Neale Jones Robert Jones Annell Junge Jeff Kandt Johnny Kelly Tom Kennedy Patricia Kennerson Sandra Kennerson Roy Kincannon Changes Occur in CHS Life Carey King Donny King Kari King Kelly Kyle Michelle Lanham Sylvia Lawrence Karry Lawson Tammy Ledbetter Bobby Lee Vanessa Lee Pam Leverett Phil Liggins Christi Lilley Ron Luther Jimmy Lyles Donna Lynn Leslie MacLean Mac McAnally Terry McClain Jolene McCoy Angie McCullough Herman McCullough John McDaniel Marian McDonald (FAR LEFT) Angie Cashion views the commons. (LEFT) Lori Cheek frantically tries to find her English book. (BELOW LEFT) Michelle Lanham and Elizabeth Hague. (BOTTOM) Randa Robinson relaxes during an assembly. Freshmen (Kin-McD) 263 264 Freshmen Gain Friends Stacey McDonald Shawn McNeal Gary Mackey Carl Marlin Charles Martin Cindy Martin Wayne Martin Joyce Mathews Starlyn Mefford Diane Miller Preston Miller Regina Miller Donna Milsap Cindy Mitchell Lonnie Montgomery Monty Montgomery Lisa Moon Kelly Moore Freshmen (McD-Moo) (ABOVE) Leslie MacLean looks forward to next year. (RIG HT) Ricky Thompkins enjoys his last days of school. Kathy Anderson eats a fund-raiser — homemade ice cream. and Useful Experiences Sandy Moore Mengo Morengo Doug Morton Jennifer Mosher Don Moxley Patricia Mullen Bruce Nelsson Ruby Nelson Dennis Nickell Dale Oliver Robert Otter James Ottwell Debbie Overstreet Ginger Owens Lisa Parker Scott Paterson Sonny Pearce Mark Perdicho Yvonne Perez Micheal Perkins Jamie Peterson Stan Pettigrew Freshmen (Moo-Pet) 265 Freshmen Show New Jennifer Pfalzgraf Rhoda Pickens Peggy Pointer Anne Potter Billy Powell Louis Powell Darrell Prescher Jimmy Prine Rusty Pritchard Bobby Pruitt Raul Ramirez Mathew Rathgeber Mike Reagen Jackie Reager Sheila Rice Ricky Riddle Rayna Riddles Kathy Ridley Andy Riggs Nancy Riggs 266 Freshmen (Pfa-Rig) Breed of Spirit Lora Rigsby Michael Ritchey Charles Robert Cindy Roberts Lita Roberts Tommy Roberts Benny Robinson Randa Robinson Kathy Roddy Leo Rodriguez Manuel Rodriguez Dianne Rodgers James Rolla Brenda Ross Scott Rosser Jill Saffle Robert Roten berry Don Russell Richard Russell Cindy Roten Freshmen (Rig-Rus) 267 It’s an Uphill Climb to Danny Sain Sammy Sain John Salmons Kelly Saltsman Lori Sanderson Lisa Schnettler Marty Scott Yolanda Scott Grady Seahorn Angie Seay Leila Shackleford Steve Shannon Kim Shaw Johnny Shipman Rhonda Shockley Ricky Shockley Bobby Shoemaker Amanda Simms William Skyles Clay Smith Lorie Sorenson Carolyn Sparks Cindy Stansberry Scott Stevens 268 Freshmen (Sai-Ste) Lauri Stokes Johnny Stout Misti Stovall Kathyryn Stowe David Sullivan Daryl Taylor Ellyn Tekell Lisa Terry Mark Terry David Thigpen Barry Thompson James Thomas Tammy Thomas James Tidwell Gail Timmons Ricky Tompkins Pam Travitz Jane Tubbs Freshmen (Sto-Ver) 269 Robert Waatsa Mike Waits James Walker Mary Walker Tracey Walker Bruce Walton Mark Ward Joe Warl'ck Xavier Warren Greg Weadon Carmen Webb Sandra Webb Trey Webb Carol Weir Angie West Chris Wheeler Marshall White Sheila White James Whitehead Sharia Whitehead Targ Whitehead John Wilkerson Jeanette Williams Mark Williams Donna Willis 270 Freshmen (Waa-Wil) (ABOVE) Sheila Doty, just one little fish in the sea. (TOP RIGHT) Cindy Stansberry and Rayna Riddle look in awe at upperclassmen. (ACROSS) Mary Ann MacDonald — it’s finger lickin’ good. Fish Look Ahead Diedie Wise Paul Woodall Kelly Woodard Julie Woodbury Carolyn Woodland Randy Woodrum Jan Wooley Dwayne Worthy Louis Worthington Scott Wray Stacey Wright Clay Wyatt Anette Wynn Robert Wynn Guy Yater Tana Yater Teanna Yates Brenda York Cherry Young Greg Young Freshmen (Wis-You) 271 Abbott, Dak 145,242 Ackerman, Tammy 195,154 Adams, Janis 151 Adams, Jimbo 50,195,242,254 Adams, Julie 136,171,228,172 Adcock, Cynthia 117,242 Adcock, Debra 93,148,195,157 Adcock, Kristi 256 Adair, Donald 145,228 Akey, Timmy 242 Alderman, Samuel 228 Aldridge, Jerry 51,125,256 Alexander, Fannie 78,79,80,83, 256 Alexander, Denise 135,240 Allen, Alison 126,195 Allen, Bobby 145,256 Allen, Dana 256 Allen, Leslie 148,195 Allen, Tracey 228,91 Allen, Vanessa 256 Allison, Kristy 256 Allison, Robert 195 Allison, Scott 119 Anderson, Gayla 151,228 Anderson, Garry 37,242 Anderson, Gerald 60,242 Anderson, Kathy 256,163 Anderson, Lindsey 12,93,106, 151,228,155 Anderson, Lori 228,190 Anderson, Lynn 83,84 Anderson, Melisa 35,93.135, 228.154 Anderson, Michael 122,228 Anderson, Michele 9,256,90 Anderson, Tammy 228 Anderson, Pamela 242 Andrews, Alan 35,92,93,100, 113,132,90,19.172,173,190, 162,174,179,188,195,209 Andrews, Jimmie Aquilera, Fernando 179 Ard, Belinda 135,242 Arnold, Allyson 151,189,228, 241,151,163,191 Arredondo, Robin 183 Arredondo, Toni 83,84 Arthurs, Lori 256 Aten, Michael 228 Aura, Jonnie 93,94,103,148, 195,217,162,165,169 Auston, Elizabeth 179,242 Auten, Twana 85,256 Bailey, Mary 242 Babat, Jerry 127 Baker, Gena 242 Baker, Jeff 36,51,256 Baker, Kim 256,15,84,85 Baker, Ronald 242 Bakke, Karen 93,228,154,169 Baldwin-Price, Lynette 92,132, 188,228.191,152,154,157, 162,163,233 Baldwin-Price, Paula 93,135, 256,163 Ball, Beverly 93,100,105,130, 137.198.172 Ball, Teresa 93,136,171,175, 228.172 Ballenger, Carri 142,196,154,91 Bankhead, Charlene 242 Banks, Amanda 243 Banks, Kim 195 Bankston, Timothy 126,16,153, 91 Barber, Buddy 123, 229 Barber, Jason 35,243 Barber, Kevin 123 Barber, Dino256 Barber, Susan 229 Barber, Timothy 256 Barnes, Jonathan 93,196 Barnett, Shellie 84,135,180,183, 243 Barnett, Tony 145,179,196 Barr, Donald 150,196 Barr, Shelly 109,181,256,163 Barton, Brenda 142,229 Bates, Cathy 188,229,190 Bates, Lori 135,243 Bayless, Scott 8 Bays, Leslie 243 Bays, Teresa 229 Baze, Jan 176,229 Beam, Kent 256 Bearden, Rodney 242 Bearden, Druecilla 124,256 Beasley, Wade 196 Beasley, Scott 257 Beasley, Tigger 93,106,151,229, 154,162 Beene, Jay 50,243,253,152,164 Beall, Rhonda 257 Benson, Cary 36,51,257,172 Benson, Larry 68,69,116,117, 171,196,204 Berg, Tracy 34,142,229 Bi|prstaff, Lisa 109,257,152, Biggerstaff, Teresa 243 Billings, Christy 135,180,181, 243 Billings, David 116,171,196,165, 166,169 Bingham, Cynthia 135,177,257 Bishop, Jamey 145,257 Blackburn, Lesli 135,180,181, 243,154 Blackston, Steve 229 Blount, Tonia 257 Bocks, Dean 133,257 Bogart, Danny 127 Boley, Chris 257 Boley, Richard 229 Bolling, Kim 140,229 Bonham, Brenda 243 Bonham, Jan ice 257 Bonham, Jeff 243 Bonotto, James 243 Bonotto, Karen 85,243 Borden, Alan 45,60,243 Bosley, Linda 140 Bosworth, Bill 50,243,249,165, 167 Bouldin, Danny 243 Bowden, Novie 257 Bowen. Becki 76.77,113,135, 197 Boyd, Meleny 125,243 Bradley, Tamara 257 Brady, Lisa 257 Brady, Penny 179,229,90 Brady, Rickey 38.197,172,90 Brand, Wanda 117,148,149,151, 210,215,154 Breland, Stephen 68,243 Breland, Tim 229,241 Brookins, Jimmy 257 Brooks. Bill 133,257 Browder, Leanne 257,163 Brown, Mark 144,145,229 Brown, Johnnie 197, 9,168 Brown, Nathan 50,119,229 Brown, Pauline 31,145,243 Brown, Sherry 37,243 Bruce, Pam 140,141,229 Brunson, Kathy 78,139,189,229 Brunson, Manuel 50,243,245 Brunson, Rhonda 197 Bryan, Randy 145,243 Bryson, Gina 243 Buchanan, Cheryl 186,189,197 Buckingham, Mark 229,157 Bullari, Kim 229 Burciaga, Richard 124 Burgess, Angie 35,93,95,228, 22), 232,154,164,166.169 Burgess, Scott 243 Burgess, Kelly 15,148,149,197, Burkhardt, John 93,229 Burrow, David 160,197,169,276 Burrous, Ricky 257 Bursiaga, Josie 257 Bursiaga, Lupc243 Burt, Tammy 135,160,197 Burt, Terry 180,183,243,244 Bush, Carolyn 257 Bush, Loretia Lynn 229 Bushog, Corbet 197 Bushong, Michelle 135 Bushong, Susan 243 Buswald, Stephen 123,179,229, 239,91 Butler, Don 126.230 Calvin, Gina 198,168 Camp, Danny 145,230 Camp, Kenneth 198 Camp, Shelley 257 Camp, Tommy 145,230 Campbell, Leisa 126,198 Campbell, Steve 36,145,257 Cappers, Pam 257,190 Camen, Mary 78,82,257 Carmichall, Brenda 151,198, 154,169 Carper, Cynthia 244 Carr, Lin k 198 Carrell, Eddy 93,119,198 Carrell, Ricky 91 Carri ere, Angela 230 Carroll, Clifford 145,230 Carroll, Ricky 145,146,258 Carson, Stac� 82,84,139,258 Carson, Susan 78,139,244,154 Carter, David 123 Carter, Richard 35,93,186,198 Cashion, Angie 135 Castanuela, Lamo Castanuela, Vincente 258 Cato, David 116,244 Cato, Douglas 230,235 Cauazos, Joe 258 Ce ujs, Rayamada 158,180,183, Chaffin, Jeff Cashion, Angie 258 Chambers, Donna 198,90 Chambers, Sue Chambers, Zelda 244 Chandler, Linda 230 Chandler, Michael 50,140,244 Chandler, Teresa 82,84,258 Chapman, Marsha 83,84,85,244 Cheek, Lorie 258 Choate, Dennis 133,258 Chouinard, Pierre 221 Cimo, Jennifer 140,144,198 Cimo, Judy 258 Cimo, Laura 84,139.230,154 Cinco, Bonnie 15,93,117,171, 180,230,153,154,164,172 Cinco, Nancy 140,180,181,183, 198,153,90,91 Clack, Jeffrey 244 Clanton, Natnan 258 Clay, Sherell 78,79,83.84,258 Clay, Mary 244 Clank, Melvin 244 Clifton, Donna 244 Cloud, Darrell 230 Coates, Edward 244 Coates, Tina 126,150,230 Cochran, Robert 126,230 Cody, Donnie 50,60,138,244, 152 Cogdill, Cheryl 258 Cogdill, Doyal 258 Coggin, Harley 200 Cole, Kent 258 Collins, David 230 Collins, Jackie 258 Colwell, DeAnn 244 Colwell, Diane 145,244 Comer, DeAnn 37,124,258 Conerway, Terry 45,49,199,221 Cook, Tammi 258 Cook, Tereasa 135,244 Cook, Terry 126,145,199 Cooper, Allen 51,61.258 Cooper, Donna 230 Cooger, Theresa 78,93,135,139, Cordova, Danny 244 Cotton, Ricky 230 Cotton, Steffanie 244 Coulter, John 33,93,129,132, 199,214 Coulter, Lisa 244 Cowan, Kendra 135,244,254,154 Cox, Dana 258 Cox,Jeff 258 Cox, Joann 78,83,84,258 Crandall, Amiel 179 Crawford, Keyo 124,244 C reach, Tracy 179,189,244 Crecelius, Darlene 230,90 Crisp, Steven 123,230,241 Crow, Robin 93,142,230 Crowder, Curtis 50,171,244,254, 172 Crowder, Stuart 50,69,174,244, 254,172 Cruz, Manuel 230 Cryer, Billy 120,199 Cryer, Vickie 245 Cuevas, Anna 258 Cuevas, Terry 245 Culbertson, John 258 Cunningham, Patricia93,231 Curlee, Brenda 179,245 Curlee, David 73,93,231 Curlee, Donna 93,231 Curlee, Kenny 231 Curlee, Wanda 39,93,121,19, 157 Curtis, Melaney 150,231 Daniel, Mark 199 Daniell, Jim 145,199 Daniel, John 68,69,93,145,146, 231,162,91 Davidson, Betsy 93,231,236, 164,172,173 Davier, Manueal 158 Davis, Anna 259,172,190 Davis, Chet 45,142 Davis, Robert 231 Day, Alan 199 Day, Cody 145 Day, Robbi 140,231 Day, Van 259 de la Guardia, Albert 65,93,116, 129,199, 63 de la Guardia, Mike 128,129,132, 188, 231,190 Delgado, Rose 139,259 Dendy, Robert 51,259 Denning, Keith 245,157,190 Dennis, Rhonda 259 Derden, Murry 45,113,142,199 Derry berry, Don 45,52,59,138, 245,152,154,157 DeWeese, Brian 259 Diaz, Clarissa 105,158,177, 245 Dill, Belinda 125,259 Dill, Tim 35,123,200,91 Dixon, Diane 93,171,231,90 Dobbins, Sherri 245 Doggin, Harley 200 Dodds, Larry 231 Dominguez, Betty 15,93,171, 189,231 Dominguez, Paula 259 Dooley, Tommy 51,259 Donaldson, Alan 91,145,147,200 Donaldson, Mike 142,200,214 Doran, Brigitte 78,245 Doty. Charles 145,231 Doty, Michael 72,245,249 Doty, Sheila 135,259 Doty, Steve 142,200 Doty, Teresa 142,231 Downing, Guy 231,172 Doyal, Lynn 126,231 Doyal, Mary Anne 179,245 Doyal, Richard 245 Dugger. Jeff 126,200 Dugger, Lana 259 Duke, Karen 245 Duke, Sandra 148,200 Dunwoody, Denise 84,139,259 Durham, Lori 245 Dyer, Bret 142.231,172 Earl, Donald 50, 69,231 Earley, Brad 50,145,242,245, 164 Earley, Dandy 93,149,180,181, 182,183,200,153,164,166,190 Earley, Dusty 245 Earnhart, Grant 51,66,138,259 Earnhart, Gregg 17,44,45,134, 154,138,231.235,18.276,162 Easdon, Jim 245 Eastus, Angie 39,116,139,158, 171,200,197,156,157,19,169, 90,277 Eastus, Greg 245,249 Edwards, Jamie 232 Edwards, Robert 259 Ellison, Barbara 125,245 Ellison, Charles 159,232 272 Elmore, Darren 127,200 Emery, Roy 245 Estes, Gary 45,171,201,154,169 Estes, Laura 76,82,84,245,259, 154,155,157 Estes, Marti 259,164,167 Estes, Mary 85,139 Estes, Ray 232 Eubanks, Dan 232,157,90 Eubanks, Donna 93,148,201 Eubanks, Kevin 178,179,188, 259,157,190,90.91 Fanning, Jordan 45,95,100,138, 201.204.152.153 Farmer, David 92,171,232,153, 162,164.169,90,277 Farmer, Ramona 259 Fc ason, Louann93,148,149, Fergus, Michelle 259 Ferguson, Robbie 245 Fielding, Teresa 246 Filardi, Phillip 116,134,135,232, 235,164 Finch, Douglas 245 Fink, Billy 145,146.110,201 Fink, Leslie 259 Finley, Dan 145,245 Finley, Don 145 Finley, Laura 232,168 Finstad, Dawn 246 Fisher, Lisa 232 Fleck, Chris 45,93,116,138,151, 231.232.241.154 Flynn, DiAnne 232 Flynn, James 51,61.145,259 Fogarty, David 201 Fogarty, Ruth 83,246 Foote, John 259 Force, Janice 201,90 Ford, Donna 259 Fowler, Cindy 135,159,179,259 Fox, Keith 38,171,232,169,277 Frans, Dawn 13,189,243,246, 190 Frans. Kelly 89,260,190 Franz, Joe 45,246,154,157,163 Franz, Tony 45,230, 232 Fuller, Donna 77,80,81,142, 231 232 Fuller, Melinda 246 Fullerton, Gary 51,61,260 Fuqua, Johnnie 201,91,140 Galier, Greg 135,138,232,241, 169 Galvin. Dean 117,126,232 Gann, Katrina 180,246 Garber, Tommy 33,93,129,188, 201,190 Garcia, Anne 260 Garcia. David 93,126,201,91 Garcia, Joe 232 Garcia, Severi no 125 Garrett, Ralph 123,145,232 Garza, Lee 246 Gaskill, Connie 124,232 Gathings, Cynthia 140,232 Gathings, Doris 124,260 Gatlin, Jimmy 127,246 Gatlin, Tommy 260 Gattis, Jackie 31,77,78.80,83, 155,154,93,139,230,232 Gent, Joe 246 Gent, Sandra 202 George, DiAnne 260 George, Kevin 117,145,246 George, Philip 246 Germstad, Mike 246 Gibbs, Tena 84,108,135,246, 152.154 Gibbs. Yale 45,138,246 Gibson, Cindy 232 Gibson, Janie 202 Giddens, David 246 Giddens. Kathy 140,141,233 Gilbert, Robbie 180,181.233 Gilbert, Sherry 246 Gillaspie, Chester 126,202 Gilliam, Donald 145,260 Ginn, Perry 93,113,202,63,62 Gist, Brent 123,233 Glass, Laurie 102,107,202.205, 162.154 Glenn, Jan 80,81,139,232,166, 233.164 Glover, Karen 233 Glover, Mitchell 171,246 Goforth, I ana 135,179 Goins, Lesa 246 Golemon, Peggy 246 Goodman, Tina 105,137,246, 252.163,172,173 Gosdin, Tina 246,265 Gossett, Arm 189,202 Gossett. Beverly 78,135,139,233 Gossett, Sharon 246 Graff. Gary 37,116,202,214,165 Graham, Holly 33,180,181,202 Gray, Angela 177,260 Gray, Kent 93,116,202 Gray, Tracey 180,233,238 Greanead, Sneri 105,179, 246 Green, James 118 Green, Melanie 246 Green, Mark 61 Green, Mike 260 Green, Rick 260 Green, Scott 51 Green, Terry 142,143,233 Greenslade, Marla 134,142,143, 202,246 Greenslade, Marty 121 Gregory, Charles 125,247 Gregory, Donna 78,79,82,84, Gregory, James 133,260 Grierson, Sandra 260 Griffin, Alice 140,233 Griffin, Laura 247 Griffin, Phyllis 176,177,247 Griffith, Dwayne 247,172 Griffith, Teresa 247,260 Griggs, Tonia 247 Grigsby, Darryl 122,233 Grimm, Ronnie 38,92,93,116, 161,184,202,197,162,163,169 Gropper, Kerri 159,247 Guichet, Philip 260 Guthridge, Craig 51,260 Guzman, Roberto 202 Hadley, Ricky 247 Hague, Elizaoeth 84,260 Haley, Barry 51,68,261 Haley, Kenneth 261 Hall, Dennis 202 Hall, Gary 261 Hall, Jerry 247 Hall. Mac 122,233 Hall. Mark 61,66,138,261 Hall, Martina Hall, Jerry 50,144,247 Hall, Terry 50,16,145 Hamilton, Julie 135,189,247 Hamilton, Marvin 261 Hammond, Cheryl 177,261,172 Hammond, Kevin 118 Hand, Max 145,146,247 Hand, Susan 247 Hanna, Dan 45,100,144,145, 146,151,158,203 Hanna, Donna 135,261 Hanshaw, Sheila 261 Hardin, Missy 177,174,261 Hargrave, Glenn 261 Harper, Mike 132,171,187,203, 162,190 Harper, Rick 60,93,116,165,233 Har| er, Steve 138,187,261 Harris, Becky 247 Harris, Carolyn 168 Harris. Chuck 51,97,138,261 Harris, Eric 233 Harris, Kandi 247 Harris, Kenny 128,233,190 Harris, Pam 148,149,203,90 Harris. Steve 93,133,287 Hart, Wesley 247 Hasty, Denise 109,134,189,261 Hauk, I aura 203 Hawkins, Jerry 247 Havey, Wayne 233 Haywood, Rhonda 178,233,261 Headlee, Craig 93.117.188,233 Hefner, Alice 247 Helm, Debra 177,261 Helms, Tracy 135,261 Henry, James 261 Henry, John 69 Henslee, Phillip 142,203 Henslee, Terry 145,247 Hernandez, Debra 126,131,233 Herrin, Debbie 261 Herrin, David 234 Hestilow, Lawanna 248 Hewlett, Rashell 33, 135,248, 255,154 Hey, Gary 247 Hey, George 13,248 Hicks, Gaiy 36,125,248 Higgins, Honey 40,135,248 Hill, Diane 135,261 Hill, Joey 50,242, 248,165.166, 90 Hilley, Carol 234 Hines, Susan 203 Hite, Debbie 140,180,181,183, 248 Hodge, Rhonda 14,105,148,149, 171,263,90 Hodges, Floyd 121,248 Hodges, Rusty 248 Hoffman, Speedy 248 Hogg, Randy 261 Holbert, Donna 248 Holbert, Lanette 145,204 Holbert, Mark 145,248 Holbert. Tony 45,81,113,122, 204 Holland, Curtis 262 Holland, John 71 Holland, Murray 262 Holliday, James 14,70,116,161, 204 Hollingsworth, David 51,145, 262 Hommel, Bill 93,132,186,188, 204,214,162,190,91 Hood, Suzanne 248 Hopkins, Debbie 134,248 Hopkins, Elizabeth 126,204 Horn, Alec 92,132,188, 204,219, 157,63 Horn, Marshall 51,145,262 Horton, Jody 262 House, Tim 188,189,248,190 Howard, Debbie 248 Howard, Ricky 125,260 Howe, Tammy 248 Hudgins, Clay 196,204 Hundson, Brenda 151,205 Hudson, Chris 248,163 Hudson, Tracy 93,148,151,180, 205 Huff man, Cathy 160, 205,220 Hughes, Melinda 39,158,176, 205,80 Hughes, Russell 126,205 Hughes, Tammy 262 Hulsey, Shelby 248 Hundley, Kim 30,135,248,154 Huneycutt, Gay 113,106,135, 205,169 Hunt, Jeff 262,152 Hutson, Wanda 248 Hyde. Elita 142,177,205 Ilks, Becky 91 Irvin, Chnsti 262 Irvin, Sherry 248 Irvin, Terry 206 Israel, Dwight 45,206 Jackson, Dana 93,135,188,206 Jackson, Gary 127,248 Jackson, Gina 248 Jackson, Jerry 248 Jaggars, Curtis 45,67,116,138, 234,236,241 Jefferson, Chris 262 Jermstad, Mike 232 Jewell, Carolyn 262 Jilge, Keith 206 Jimmerson, Darrell 51,125,262 Johnson, Chris 169 Johnson, Jayne 40,92,171,234, 241,157,162,163,165,166,167 Johnson, Jimmy 120,121,234 Johnson, Lesa 85,228,232,234, 164,166 Johnson, Lisa 126,262 Johnson, Michelle 178,262 Johnson, Randy 262 Johnson, Stanley 91 Johnson, Tommy 248,90 Jones, Boo 61 Jones, Bliss 139,171, 232,234, 241 Jones, Casey 39,126,158,234 Jones, Cynthia 248 Jones, Dow 145, 206 Jones, Jerry 248 Jones, Karmen 92,93, 151, 189, 234,156,157,190, 191,163 Jones, Kim 93,100,105,135,186, 187,188,189,206, 214,152, 156,157 Jones, Marty 70,71,116, 234 Jones, Neale 174,262,153,163, 172 Jones, Paul 206 Jones, Robert 51,262 Jordan, Tammy 234 Junge, Annell 78,82,262 Kahn, Gary 121,206 Kandt, Jeff 262, 163,172 K arils, Kelly 174,179,180,248, 172 Kearns, Howard 121 Kelley, Johnny 133,262 Kennedy, Tom 51,138,145,262 Kennerson, Patricia 177,262 Kennerson, Sandra 262 Kennon, Greg 148,206 Ketron, Joetta 176,248 Kimbrow, Tina 148,206 Kincannon, Roy 133,267 King, Arley 263 King, Carey 263 King, David 60.66.96.138,249 King, Donny 124 King, Kari 96,263,164 Kirb , Shelly 116,160,171.207, Kirkham, Mike 66,145,249 Kirkham, Paula 149,207,154 Kirkpatrick, Debra 234 Kirkpatrick, Ronnie 90 Kitchens, Sherry 180,249 Kitchens, Wayne 234 Knight, Derek 60,116,249,157, 163,165 Knight, Jana 249 Knight, Jayme 234 Knight, Russell 45,116,179,206, 207.90 Knoten, Terri 189,249 Kopfer, Bryan 50,69.234 Kyle, Kelli 263 I.Ackey, Bobby 126,207 Lackey, Dale 119,249 lackey, David 234 Lacy, Daryl 145,249 Ladwig, Bill 38.50.60.145,150, 234,172,173 Lain, Becky Laird, Harold 34,119 I ambert, Berry Lambert, Julie 92,93,105,158, 180,181,234,100,153 l amon, Sharon 249 Lancaster, Kevin 142,143,207 Lane. Jeff 126,234 Langston, Billy 121,207 I annam, Michelle 189,263,190 Lanum, Jeff 118,234 Lawrence, Sylvia 263 Lawson, Karry 51,145,263 Layland, Tina 131,178,249 Leek, Robert 120,179,207 Ledbetter, Tammy 128,135,263 Lee, Elizabeth 31,93,132,139, 235,154,162,169 Lee, Debbie 263 Lee, Randy 13,45,116,138,174, 207.154.157.90 Lee, Steve 37,45.166,231,235, 154.164 Lee, Vanessa 160,161,263 Lemon. Vicki 142,143,171,267, 221 Leonard, Bake 37,50,135,161, 228.235.152.154.162.164 Letson, Ruth 249 273 Lett, Jeff 45.68,93,100,112, 129,207,157.162,163.190,91 Levacy, Ambi 124,249 Leverett, Denise 208 Leverett, Pam 9,263 Liggins, Phil 263,172 Like, Danny 249,157 Lilley, Brian 68,235,164 Lilley, Greg 145,249 Lilly, Christi 263 Lilly, Marla 93,208 Linton, Kenneth 120,208 Linton, Scott 249 Lloyd, Alan 209 Lockett, Alan 67.188,63 Lockhart, Allan 119,186,206. 208,235.190,191,90,91,62 Lockhart, Gail 53,93,98.101. 103,105,162,107,116,208,152 Locklin, Lydia 161,171 Locklin, Paul 208 Logan, Greg 13,39,72,112,116, 138,151,194,208,152,157 Longoria, Rick 64,67,135,133, 235,162,63 Looper, Sharon 13,35,249 Lord.Tami 77,83,139,235 Love, Pat 235 Love, Sonja 249 Love, Stephen 249 Lowry, Michelle 126,208 Luther, Ron 68,263 Luther, Susan 249 Lyles, James 133,159,263 Lynn, Donna 90 Lyon, Troy 235,191 McAnally, Mac 263 McBroom, Melinda 96,105,135, 249,152,154 McCaig, Sandy 208 McCandless, Mark 121,235 McClain, Gail 34,142,235 McClain, Terry 263 McCleary, Mike 145,235,90 McConathy, Kim 232,235 McCorkle, Mindi 93,135,230, 235.154.157.162.163.169 McCoy, Cathy 235,190 McCoy, David 171,208 McCoy, Debbie 140,208 McCoy, Jimmy 118,249 McCoy, Jolene 263 McCoy, Sheila 16,209 McCullough, Herman 263 McCullough, Angie 134,263 McDaniel, John 71,263 McDearmon, Michelle 44,94, 103,116,169,135,186,188, 194,209,162,165,19 McDonald, James 93,171,189, 235.190 McDonald, Stacy 189,264,190 McDowell, Elizabeth 249 McDowell, Nancy 124,235 McFarland, Mitch 51,145 McFarland, Todd 32,50,145,249 McGaha, Ann 209 McGaha, Scott 13,250 McGee, Kyle 70,71,250 McLaughlin, Tracy 126,209 McMichael, Donnell 105,180, 250,251,153,154,157,90 McNeel, Shawn 51,61,138,264 McNeel, Tahlia 135,250 McPherson, Carolyn 9,116,131, 171,209,164 McPherson, Happy 78,139,250 McWhirter, Pam 189,250,255 McWhirter, Valerie 142,201, 209.169 MacDonald, Debroah 145,235 MacDonald, Marion 145 Mackey. Elton 142,236 Mackey, Gary 264 Mackey, Mike 190 Mackey, Ralph 121,209 Mackey, Rhonda 93,235,236, 162.163.190 Mackey, Robert 171,250 MacLean, Leslie 39,75,96,109, 152,163 Madden, Kelly 136,250,172 Madden, Sherri 93.171,236,157 Mahanay, Melinda 101,103,105, 106,112,135,147,209,217,152 Malish, Andy 145,236,165 Mallicote, Michelle 210 Maples, Sheri 250 Marks, Wesley 93,136,137,210, 157.162.165.90 Marlin, Carl 264 Marshall, Frankie 210 Marshall, Petey 30,127,236 Martin, Charles 133,264 Martin, Cindy 264 Martin, Gary 127 Martin, Gina 93,148,210 Martin, Wayne 51,145,264 Martinez, Janie 236 Massey, Gay Lynn 126,235 Massey, Rhonda 93,112,148,210 Mathews, Jason 127 Mathews, Joyce 177,179,264 Mathews, Michael 50,145,250, 252 Mathews, Stacy 121,236 Mathis, Doug 112,116,138,210, 157,63 Mathis, Jay 250 May, Isolda 93,148,149,210,212 May, Torre 151,236,172 Mayes, John 160,210,190 Mayfield, Robert 93,157,169 Mears, Mark 126,236 Mears, Teresa 250 Meek, Calvin 126,236 Mefford, Starlyn 264 Miller, Barbara 264 Miller, David 93,211,157,18 Miller, Diane 90 Miller, Kenneth 145,236 Miller, Paul 210 Miller, Phillip 250 Miller, Preston 61,138,264,91 Miller, Regina 78,264 Millsap, Donna 264 Mitchell, Cindy 135,264 Mitchell, Jonathan 250 Mize, Adam 250 Moellenhoff, Anne 180,236,157, 164 Moen, Bruce 35,236 Montgomery, Calvin 250 Montgomery, Kenneth 126,236 Montgomery, Lonnie 264 Montgomery, Monty 61,66,138, 145,264 Moon, Lisa 264 Moore, Barry 250 Moore, Danna 250 Moore, Denise 142,211 Moore, Gina 105,176,236 Moore, Kelly 50,250,264 Moore, Laurie 135,211,157,164 Moore, Lisa 179 Moore, Robert 145,211 Moore, Sandy 179,265 Moore, Shelly 171,211 Moore, Tim 60,250 Moralez, Hector Moralez, Sylvia 39,158,180,183, 236.90 Moreno, Jesse 145,250 Moreno, Mingo 265 Morgan, Roy 250 Morris, Tommy 250 Morrison, Rachel 158,250 Morrow, Janice 93,211,157,190 Morse. Stefan 117,132,230,256, 163 Morton, Doug 265 Moseley, Carmen 135,177,236, 172 Moser, Lonnie 50,245,250 Moser, Lori 135,188,247,250, 154,190 Mosher, Jennifer 265 Moss, Randy 145,158, 236 Moxley, Donald 51,265 Moxley, Dorothy 150,211 Moxley, Johnnie 251,255 Moxon, Tim 39,93,138,211,157, 91 Mullen, Patricia 265 Mullen, Peter 145,251 Mullins, Terry 118,211 Musgrove, Dwayne 251 Navejar, Manuel 50,116,236 Neal, Deanna 251 Nelson, Becky 236 Nelson, Cythia 251 Nelson, Doyle 211,157,90 Nelson, Jimmy 211 Nelson, Rebecca 236 Nelson, Ruby 135 Nelsson, Bruce 265 Nesbit, Michelle 251 Nesbit, Tim 211,157 Newell, Bobbie 158,251,90 Newell, Denise 135,237,157 Nickell, Angela 116,148,211, 221.164 Nickell, Dennis 265 Nickell, Melody 40,93,180,230, 237.162.169 Nickall, Pennye 39,251,157 Ochoa, Alejandro 159,251 Ochoa, Aliza251 Odom, Hoyt 212 Oesch, Rusty 60,66,138,248,251 Oesch, Terry 148,149,212 Oliver, Dale 265 Oliver, Debbie 142,237 Osborne, Darla 93,117,127,237, 155 Oswald, Mary 93,117,142,237 Ottmer, Robert 51,265 Overbey, John 237 Overstreet, Darlene 251 Overstreet, Debbie 78,82,265 Owen, Spike 45,48,52,55,56,93, 99,101,116,138,180,207,212, 162,9,163 Owens, Ginger 84,109,265,152 Owens, Susan 245,251 Ownbey, Terry 66,138,251 Palafox, Jeannette 78,139,251 Palafox, Louis 9,17,45,64,67, 138,237,63 Paris, Teresa 159,251 Parker, Lisa 145,265 Parker, Michelle 142,212 Parker, Tim 251 Parks, Mindy 159,179,237,172, 90 Parnell, Clint 122,237 Parnell, Ricky 251,157 Parrish, Johnnye 212 Patterson, Scott 265 Pearce, Sonny 265 Pedigo, Lori 139,251 Peden, Kim 93,108,135,230, 237.154.157.163.169 Pedigo, Laura 77,139,162 Pemberton, Glenn 93,129,160, 174,237,172,173,90 Pendley, Mark 145,212 Pardicho, Mark 189 Perdicho, Sondra 180,183,251, 172 Perdicho, Mike 251,265,172,190 Perez, Yvonne 265 Perkins, Mike 265 Peters, Amy 251,190 Peterson, Jamie 265 Peterson, Joe 120,237 Peterson, Shelly 251 Pettigrew, Stan 265 Pfalzgraf, Jeanette 93,189,237, 154.163.164 Pfalzgraf, Jennifer 160,266,163, 91 Pickens, Rhoda 266,172 Pierce, Jimmy 93,237,157,90 Pierce, Missy 251 Pipkins, Perry 118 Poe, Wyvette 30,252 Pointer, Peggy 266 Pollard, Lora 252 Poison, Gary 252,91 Poison, Sheri 189,252,255,154 Pool, David 179 Porterfield, Bill 52,55,237,63 Potter, Denice 237 Potter, Anne 179,266,172 Potter, Patrick 121,212 Potts, Sandy 37,135,249,252 Potts, Tony 65,119,206,212,162, 63 Poulter, Anthony 145,252 Powell, Billy 266 Powell, Louis 124,266 Powell, Melanie 80,252,154,155, 165 Powell, Roger 116,120,179,212 Powell, Ronny 71,116,252 Prescher, Darrell 266 Priest, Tammy 180,181,252 Prine, James 266 Pritchard, Rusty 266 Pruitt, Bobby 51,266 Pruitt, Eddie 9.52,64,67,93, 138.212.162 Pugh, Clayton 119,90,63 Pugh, LeU 237,163 Putty, Jerry 252 Qualls, Darrell 121,213 Quattlebaum, Dede 180,252 Quick, Robert 50,245,252,254 Rainey, Carrie 135,252 Ramirez, Carlos 244,252 Ramerez, Patricia 116,148,151, 210.213.162 Ramerez, Raul 266 Randall, Elizabeth 252 Rask, Julie 171,232,237,241,169 Rasnick, Todd 119,237 Rathgeber, Mathew 266 Rathegeber, Susan 38,101,112, 135,137,175,179,220,156, 162,172,173,90,91 Rawlins, Joy 160,176,213,220 Ray, Greg 93,136,137,213,157, 162,90 Reagan, King 50,66,252 Reagan, Mike 266 Reagor, Jackie 266 Reagor, Steve 237 Reed, Lanny 45,237 Reyes, Silvester 35 Reynolds, Angel 93,171,238 Reynolds, James 34 Rice, Danny 213 Rice, Kelly Rice, Sheila 266 Richards, Kim 77,93,105,139, 238,154,169 Richardson, Charles 123,160,213 Richardson, Danny 50,145,252 Richardson, Tommie 125 Richter, Jennifer 188,252,253, 154,190 Riddle, Ricky 266 Riddles, Rayna 266 Ridlehoover, Kevin 252,172 Ridley, Katha 266 Riggs. Nancy 124,266 � , Lora 267 reddie 238 Ritchie, Mike 267 Riza, Steve 238,240 Roberts, Charles 145,267 Roberts, Cindy 267 Roberts, Ely 238 Roberts, Larry 235,238 Roberts, LiU 267 Roberts, Sonja 252 Roberts, Tommy 267 Robinson, Benny 133,267 Robinson, JoleU 35,238 Robinson, Puala 176,238 Robinson, Randa 267 Roddy, Kathy 124,267 Rodecker, Ronald 126,238 Rodgers, Carla 126,205,212,164 Rodgers, Butch 136,252 Rodriguez, Leo 267 Rodriguez, Manuel 267 Rogers, Carl 50,93,108,145 274 Rogers, Carroe 160,161,252 Rogers, Russell 120,213 Rogers, Sandra 38,148,149,213 Rolla, James 51,61,267 Rolla, Tanya 81,84,252 Rolla, Vernon 213,214 Rolston, John 121,214 Roof, Lisa 135,174,236,238,164, 172 Rose, Penny 252 Ross, Brenda 135,267,190 Rosser, Perry 52,54,55,56,64, 81.101.93.138.207.214 Rosser, Scott 51,61,66,97,267 Roten, Cindy 267 Rotenberry, Robert 267 Roten berry, Steven 238 Rouston, Stephen 60,252 Royal, Carolyn 253 Roye, Sandra 171,175,238,153, 164,172,173 Roye. Sherri 92,93,135,150,186. 214,90 Russell, Don 145,267 Russell, Richard 145,267 Saffle, Jill 267,190 Sain, Danny 268 Sain, Sammy 268 Salmans, John 268 Salmans, Lori 16,151,158,238 Salmans, Teresa 93,130,131, 148.214 Saltsman, Andy 253 Saltsman, Kelly 268 Sanders, Glenda 113,148,214 Sanderson, Lori 85,139,268 Sarchet, Kelly 53,56,57,58,59, 67.237.138.238.241.162.63 Scales, Cheryl 174,253,172 Scales, David 213,214 Scarbrough, Randy 50,66,252 Schmettler, Lisa 176,238,268 Schnettler, Lorie 150,171 Schoenfeld, Fel 138,214,165 Scott, Bobby 50,253 Scott, Greg 214 Scott, Marty 268 Scott, Rachenenlle 80,84,205, 214.63 Scott, Sherron 238,90 Scott, Steve 214,238 Scott, Yolanda 82,268 Seahorn, Grady 68,268 Seals, Keith 238 Seamon, Artie 127 Sears, Peggy 253 Seay, Angela 268,172,190 Seay, Marvin 126,239 Self, Scotty 45.145,214,162,63 Sexton, Pam 36,180,183,253, 172 Shackleford, Leila 78,82,84,139, 268 Shafer, Todd 253 Shannon, Steve 268 Shaw, Barry 239 Shaw, Gina 253 Shaw, Kim 268 Shelton, Tod 234,239 Shelton, Tod 234 Shipman, Johnny 268 Shivers, Lonnie 253 Shockley, Randy 253 Shockley, Rhonda 177,179,268 Shockley, Ricky 16,51,61,138, 179,268 Shoemaker, Bobby 133 Siddall, Debbie 126,215 Siddall, Vicki 253 Simpson, Eddie 53,57,67,142, Sims, Amanda 268 Sims, Billie 30,253 Sims, Keith 45,96,171,242,243, 252,164 Sims, Laura 253 Skiles, Curtis 253 Skiles. Daryl 144,145,147,215, 91 Skiles, William 268 Sledge, Julie 15,74,92.93,186, 239,152,154 Smallwood, Tim 123,160,215 Smith, Angela 253 Smith, Brenda 142 Smith, Clay 51,268 Smith, Donna 77,139,215,18 Smith, Gaye 253 Smith Judy 215,190 Smith, Keith 239 Smith, Kirk 93,239,157,190,90 Smith, Marty 45,93,215 Smith, Maureen 38,239,173 Smith, Steve 50,60,253 Smith, Steve 140,253 Smith, Teresa 145 Smith, Timmy 67,118,253 Smith, Troy 253 Sm th, Carolyn 177,253,163, Snell, Danny 253 Snider, Laura 180,215 Sorensen, Laurie 84,85,268 Southerland, Janet 142,143,180, 182,215 Southerland, Robin 179 Sparks, Carolyn 145,268 Sparks, Cindy 254 Sparks, Debra 131,142,215 Spiller, Lisa 39,245,254,157 Spradlin, Brenda 216 Spradlin, Terry 254 Stansberry, Cindy 268 Stanveter, Cory 127 Starnes, Dan 179,254,90 Stevens, Beth 12,54 Stevens, Kenneth 239,169 Stevens, Robert 268 Stewart, Keith 254 Stewart, Nate 159,171,239,152 Stewart, Scott 172,173 Stewart, Tom 92,93,145,146, 186,188,217,162,190,91 Stokes, Angel 93,239,154,157, 163 Stokes, Laurie 269 Stokes, Scotty 145,239 Stone, Shawn 254 Storrusten, Donald 150,216,90 Stout, Johnny 124,269 Stovall, Misti 269 Stowe. Kathryn 269,164,166 Stringer, Marty 45,47,216 Stringer, Stacy 151,216,190 Strohmeyer, Melinda 239 Sullivan, David 269 Sullivan, Rodney 126,216 Suratt, Boyce 216 Suratt, Mark 145,254 Swatzell, Kelly 75,91,93,154, 155,162,91,152,139,239 Tallent, Richard 239 Tanner, David 127,160,254 Tatum, Cindy 93,239,154,163 Tatum, Missy 148,149,187,189, 216 Taylor, Alisa 139,216 Taylor, Ray 254 Taylor, Darryle 51,138,269 Tekell, Ellyn 269 Terry, Angie 14,93,188,239, 154,157,162 Terry, Mark 269 Terry, Lisa 177,269 Thigpen, David 51,138,269 Thomas, James 51,125,269 Thomas, Tammy 269 Thompson, Barry 145,269 Thompson, Craig 216 Tidwell, James 269 Tillery, Jerry Lyn 180,254 Timmons, Gail 269 Timmons, Ronnie 217 Timmons, Tim 30,121,239 Timmons, Tracey 108,254 Tinkle, Tammy 108 Tompkins, Ricky 71,269 Townsend, Melissa 13,123,188, 189,243,254,196,90 Townsend, Mike 30,239 Travitz, Pam 159,179,269 Trevino, Manuel 254 Tribble, Jeanne 32,180,181,238, 239 Triplett, Jill 93,217 Troha, Mark 145 Trussed, David 239 Trussed, Dennis Mark 119,239 Trussed, Jimmy 50,254 Trussed, Jerry 217 Tubbs, Jane 179,269,172 Tuley, Bonnie 177,254 TuUgj, Roy 93,188,217,157,162, Turner, Carolyn 124,254 Turner, Chuck 118,217 Turner, Jean 148,217,90 Turner, Karen 140 Turner, Rhonda 175,253 Turner, Ronnie 269 Twaddell, Suzanna 39,93,105, 171,175,157,162,165 Tyler, Stacy 116,142,200,201, 216,162 Tyner, Pam 38,136,177,178, 179,217,172,173,90,91 Underwood, Donna 177,179,217, 90 Underwood, Lorri 240 Updyke, Stephen 123,218 Uptergrove, Teresa 142,143,240 Vandervoort, Jerry 253 VanZandt, Darryl 126,240 Vasquez, Robert 118,240 Vaughn, Tamie 93,144,148,149, 188,218,190 Vaughn, Tony 118,145,240 Veal, Anthony 179,269 Veal, Jon 142,179,218 Vermillion, Robert 269,172,173 vonTungelin, Sujane 14,84,85, 139,254,152,154 Waatsa, Robert 270 Wade. Ronald 145,150,218,90 Wade, Trena 135,180,254 Wagner, Terry 122 Waits, Mike 36,116,151,171, 240,90 Waits, Terry 126,240 Waits, Mike 61.145,270 Walker, Alyne 255 Walker, Cherie 85,255,172 Walker, James 51,270 Walker, Kris 120,247,255 Walker, Mary 270 Walker, Robert 50,61,255 Walker, Tracy 270 Wallace, Margaret 125,218 Wadis, Donna 270 Wads, Robby 95,240 Walton, Carroline 13,150,218 Walton, Pam 255,179 Walton, Nan 128,240,90 Walton, Warren 270 Ward, Mark 125 Ward, William 14,33,50,244, 254,163,164,165,167 Warenskjold, Anthony 240 Warenskjold, LouAnn 177,254 W'arenskjold, Otto 218 Warlick, Regina 82,124,180,254 Warren, Demetrius 45,52,58, 240,152,162 Warren, Lynnera 130,142,176, 218 Warren, Vincent 53,58,59,69, 138 254 Warren, Xavier 12,61,159,189 Watson, Carla 112,145,204,218 Watson, Mark 30,45,255 Weadon, Greg 61,189,270,190 Webb, Carmen 270 Webb, Trey 51,66,138 Webb, Lisa 93,135.218,169,90 Webb, Nelda 142,218 Webb, Sandra 27 Weber, Pierre 129,132,218,91 Weir. Carol 270 Weir, Mia 255 Weds, Cheryl 148,180,181,218 Weds, Kara 140,141,219 West, Allan 91 West, Angela 270 West, Karen 93,219,157 Wheeler, Cris 51,270 Wheeler, Linda 188,255,154,163 Wheeler, Shirley 80,139,240 Whigham, Chris 240,169 White, Cleo 45,52,60,68,240 White, Rene 32,255,157,91 White, Robert 45,60.68,69,255 White, J.C. 127,240 White. Mark 45,47,116,134,240, 169 White, Marshall 270,172 White, Sheila 82,125,270 Whitehead, James 270 Whitehead, Letha 255 Whitehead, Suzann 118,219 Whitehead, Reba 101,131,142, 177,209,219,154,90 Whitehead, Sharia 270,172 Whitehead, Sharon 197,172 Whitehead, Sheri 140, 241 Whitehead, Tara 270 Whiteside, Robert 123,219,153 Whiteside, Mike 241 Whitlock, Tim 73,116,151,219 Wildhaber, Andy 120,121,219 Wilkerson, John 270 Widbom, Vickie 241 Williams, Billy 45,48,95,135, 241,154,164,169 Williams, Janette 270 Williams, Julie 83,255,157 Williams, Mary 241 Williams, Becky 241,163 Williams, Steve 136,137,220, 241,19 Williams, Susan 96,108,254,255 Williams, Tammy 126,241 Williams, Mark 270 Wilson, Jay 14,52,55,116,138, 241,154,162,63 Wilson, Rod 187,188,231,241, 190 Wilson, Sandy 142 Wise, Deidre 271 Wolfe, Mike 50,116,241 Womack, Bobby 118 Woodall, Jim 220 Woodall, Paul 271 Woodard, Kelly 271,163,164, 167 Woodard, Kim 93,135,241,154, 163,165,169,276 Woodard, Lori 126,241 Woodbury, Julie 128,271 Woodland, Carolyn 188,271,190, 90 Woodrum, Randy 51,138,271, 152 Woods, Bobby 138,255 Woolley, Jan 271 Woolley, Mike 45,68,116,132, 220,157 Worlow, Leann 241,168 Worthington, Lewis 38,157,172, 173 Worthey, Dewayne 271 Wray, Scott 271 Wright, Darla 129,150,241,172 Wright, J.T. 158,255 Wright, Stacy 271,163 Wyatt, Clay 271 Wyatt, Jennifer 220 Wylie, Steve 45,46,47,93,142, 145,221 Wylie, Tommy 235,241,169,276 Wynn, Annette 16,161,271 Wynne, Robert 51,145,146,271 Yater, Guy 271 Yater, Tana 271 Yates, Teena 271 Yates, Tommy 125,255 York, Brenda 176,271 Young, Cherry 118,271 Young, Greg 51,61,66,138,271 Young, Tammy 93,188,221,157, 190 275 Staff Infection Staff Editor: Angie Eastus Ass’t. Editor: David Farmer Artist: Dave Burrow Student Life Editor: Tammy Burt; Ass’t. Editors: Lisa Webb, Gay Hunneycutt Academics Editor: Valerie McWhirter; Ass’t.: Stacy Tyler Organizations Editor: David Farmer; Ass’t. Editors: Melody Nickell, Chris Whigham Honors Co-Editors: Michelle McDearmon, Robert Mayfield Classes Editor: Kim Woddard; Ass’t. Editor: Jonnie Aura, Kim Peden, Mindy McCorkle, Angie Burgess Boys Sports Co-Editors: Tommy Wylie and Mark White, Asst. Greg Gailer, Billy Williams Girls Sports Editor: Elizabeth Lee; Ass’t. Editor: Karen Bakke, Kim Richards Ad Managers: Angie Burgess, Gary Estes; Ass’t. Karen Bakke, Kim Richards Staff: Brenda Carmichall, Paul Jones, Julie Rask, David McCoy, Shelly Kirby, Chris Johnson. Picture (a) — Tommy Wylie is so glad his section is almost finished. Tommy always smiled when the end was near. Picture (b) — Greg Earnhart is a very creative per- son. He always acted out his copy captions for pictures. Here he is seen imitating an after-lunch caption. Picture (c) — The expression on Kim Woodard’s face shows her fatigue as the last deadline draws near. Picture (d) — Dave Burrow ponders what kind of art work to draw. 276 Staff How in the world can a group of high school students, a train, and a yellow jacket be combined in a yearbook? That was the question this staff had at hand. Our theme, “The Sting” combined all those things. The train, which represents the Santa Fe Trail, was a part of the movie “The Sting”, which is a part of a yellow jacket, and “The Sting” is also a feeling that a CHS student may experience. The artwork shows the use of our theme. Our book would not be a success if it weren’t for the artistic abilities of Dave Burrow. Dave designed the cover, endsheets, and division pages. But we all know a yearbook is not a yearbook without pictures. Mike Waits, head photographer and Keith Fox were responsible for the pictures. Special thanks to Jim West, a local photographer, for his contribution of color photography in the honors section. David Dixon, repre- sentative of Taylor Publishing Co., was a great help. He saw that our yearbook was hand-carried through the plant. There are a few members of the staff who worked extra hard to meet deadlines. Greg Barnhart worked and worked fitting copy, but more important — writing it. His humorous statements “liven up” pictures. Tommy Wylie and Mark White did a fantastic job on sports. Full coverage on every game is a hard job. They took this job as a challenge and accomplished this task with success. Kim Woodard had one of the most nerve-wracking sections — Classes. With patience she overcame the tradgedy of lost pictures. David Farmer helped me more than anyone. He never complained about the long hours and was always willing to help. For that, David deserves an extra-special thanks. Without Clara Frost, journalism sponsor, the annual would have never been completed. Her patience and helpfulness made the annual what it is. I want to thank all the staff members for making this annual a success. The yearbook is now finished. I hope it will bring back cherished memories and remind you of the 1978-1979 school year.