,.-,,,,F,P1-:Har '-'v' Y THE CHS ANNUAL STAFF Presents THE 1979 CADET f .AA 5 L Y i 33 N F45 cfmer The l979 CADET is proudly dedi- cated to Mrs. Estelle Shelton. In the seven years that Mrs. Shelton has been at Connally, she has contributed her many talents by spon- soring the Creative Writing Club and by teaching English II and III. She is always willing to assist both students and teachers in various extra cur- ricular activities. Through her concern and interest she has inspired her students to be creative individuals. We all wish to show our apprecia- 4 tion of the time and talent Mrs. Shelton has given to us. 2 f , us num xna fi-ff' .5 -vw H Q - bf it 1 f .. f .etv 7 ..., if f ff ' . o 1 r'yt.r 324 3 2 M5 mfr .s .. 5 M i 5 1 pn ps. 1 eg,:,g,r Nk,f, he rw w i 1 l eimmwmnwfwmn.wymwmi-4..saaad.g:nnv,a'..:.:. zfsisaamugqsfa-1-vim ,...a.H,.4....xm:::g.., :1s.xzm4-w.v5n,1ga:-,fze:moe.v.fau:z.uw:m:v:xfmnff.f+-f'W -.wi wf'.aW,A ,:m.mm--A -fm: m, Q ., ' tlme has hard to fmd -. 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C- d. 16 CONN LLY HIGH WILD AND CR ZI 3. C. a. A little off balance today, Mrs. Wilson? b. Yeah, I take a bath with my rubber duckie! c. Exciting Pep Rally, Huh, Bobby? PREPARING FOR HO ECOMI G 'gunmen G-ualuuow 235, 1 62- K3 64 70 72 73 cum 74 77 S 3.0 X 36 20 l 'L4' 25' 81 82 f 83 85, 4' K ,44 r if MG! S . Spirits were running high as the night of the big game grew nearer. Homecoming week began with the students participating in dress-up days for each day. Wednesday a special Pep Rally was held for the football guys, which is just one example of how they were supported by both the students and the community. Thursday afternoon, everyone enjoyed the traditional excitement of the parade as they marched to the bonfire site. The annual float competition between the classes was won by the deserving Seniors. The Juniors contributed to the boosting of spirit by selling streamers and confetti. Student Council passed out balloons which were released at kick-off. 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Q4 35 5 , - f-' ,.,, M s ,.5,,,,y,,,.,-- 'V 4 , ,,.. ff: ..,..,A. ,.,-m , Jia' , ,E W Q : L b Lx CITYLJM: POP 2662 LEAWNG WORT X fm-Q Y , i . . lQ f if L Q' z,g,' x . k X A 1. w1'.. f f'BEC?I?JLi3s?,UE1E'g,?JBLE D , N CHS PERFORMS HMACBETH This year's drama activities began on a serious note as Mr. Lowe sponsored the play MACBETH The large cast of 37 largely included enthusiastic freshmen. The principle characters were: Pam Pardue ..... Chris Cantrell .. Victor Damm Kim MacGibbon Donna Linkous Rodney Bridger Darron Jones Lady Macbeth Macbeth Macduff Lady Macduff Hecate Banquo King Duncan Witches: Tina Ferguson Robin Teal Judy Cook Bernadine Gaidusek ggi X. i' ' if , 2 1 a. b. ,M 3' U-'u iL. JW! are 1 Q34 Q ri W 3 aw, fl nf M 1 ' ml I X t , .ina ,A ,Q .Q ng ,L is x c. d. . The after-effects of embalming fluid. . Wait til I finish my Saratoga! Four reasons not to eat at the lunch table. . Look-alike twins with tin grins. What would the tennis team be without Eddie Stoker? fa lot betterlj 22 C. Qs. .mis ln, d. a. Taking a test is so easy with a cheat sheet! b. Rowell, running off at the mouth again. c. The good, the bad, and the ugly. d. Playgirl just isn't what is used to be. e. We just love English Il. It must be the grammar! 23 SHOOT F OR THE STARS Ms a. b. W f,,Y Q- -. ...,.....,....4...f.-1-4-rw W2 ,M t i c. d. a. Cathy, this is neither the time or g'place ! b. Mmm Mmm Good! c. Donna, eat ya heart o-o-o-u-u-t! d. That's strange, where's the orange. e. The th ings some people won't do. CHRISTMAS FUN if a b. .by a b c d d. Ho Ho Ho Merry Christmas. Barfield, We hope you weren't smiling lst Place, Way to go Cadets. What do ya know, a trophy. CRE M OF THE CROP T CH As usual, in preparation for Homecoming the National Honor Society held their annual Pirate Queen Contest. The judges had a hard time choosing between the many beauties, but they finally decided on Wilma Uayj White. Half-time entertainment was provided by Mr. P. Jaska. 26 THE ANNUALS ARE HERE! WDA K V.WQ,! is? xx X if E--W za .41 ,wwf wr? tl T The distributing of the '78 CADET got everything off to a smashing start. The annual signing party was on Tuesday night, October 10th. Seeing old faces and remembering the events of the past year gave everyone an enjoyable time. c. Rodney and Robin seem confused for a 2 RU , RUN. SEE THE JUNIOR UN Under the direction of Mr. Lowe, the Junior Play, See How They Run , was presented in three successful performances. Each of these was immensely enjoyed by cast, crew, and audiences alike. There were also several people rolling in the aisles as they tried to figure out the confusing and hilarious plot. The Juniors did a fine job in this production and have everyone looking forward to next year's Senior Play. a. b. v-,,,,,..,.a Wd T 1 'H 1. a. Rodney unsuccessfully tries to avoid the advances of his stoned guest. b. Greg is careful to keep his eye on the gun in Matt's hand. l'l'lOl'l'lCl'1t. V i n 28 c. V iii 12 ESSRIE IT S SUPERMANW Up, up, and away These words were becoming quite familiar with everyone this year as the Super- man fad hit the nation. The Seniors stayed in style by performing the popular musical Superman'7 with the indispensable aid ofMr. Lowe and Mrs. Cunningham. Other than simply being a fantastic play acted out by some very talented people, the Seniors set a few records with their play this year. First of all, it was Connallyis first musical, and secondly, it was the first sell out for our auditorium. It was also well worth it, as you know if you saw the play. c. a. Who else but the famous Ling Brothers? b. It's a bird, it's a plane . . . no, it's Superman!!! c. Superman and Lois Lane take their final bows. d. Boogie Wonderland? d 29 The Health and Safety Committee of the Student Council planned and sponsored three very successful blood drives for Red Cross this year. Dianna Haines and Delta Polk worked very hard in managing these blood drives. As a result of their hard work, Connally placed first among all the Waco area schools for having the most blood donors. This is an annual event of the Student Council which involves both the school and the community in the process of saving lives. a. Dianna and Lori hard at work. b. Yes, Mrs. Volcik, you're still alive!! c. You can open your eyes now Paul, it's over! d. Cheers! 30 GIVE LIFE I I ! Vmwgf I oooo ry- V. a. Student Council members offer encouragement. b. Be brave! c. Tl1isisn't so bad after alll' d. I think he's deadf, e. 'glt worft hurt much. f. Thank goodness that's over! a Mr. Lowe's D. Q. Kids. Army's version of Sister Sledge. Q Pam kiss. g'Oh One fans Pardue begging Superman for a I'm stuck ! In of Connallyis most enthusiastic Q 11. C. d C a b. i Ray Praesel trying to impress his lookalike, Coach Arnold Dear Santa Clausf' But you've got to take it, Stephanie. Who would want it!! Alfredo Nixon learns the art of Watergate wire tapping!!! C 33 CGNNALLY ATHLETICS IS .f ' f' Wi-. '.. ' rv .L f. 1 . ,, ,, 1,- ffkl f ' V, ,, 1-- , fl 1 ,. wi H W 525 31 1 K ..,-, f , 5 rf , i ,fff,- J ?' Q maui. Nl 5 Si HARD WORK, EFF O RT, . . . , PRIDE v 1 ..,f-f- ' N,,,,.M'-U , 'Oi fy. K 37 THE SA A OF KATY This year's One-Act Play was an old-time melodrama called The Saga of Katy. It was performed very well by the CHS Drama Department and it advanced from zone to district, winning alternate in district. In zone Pam Pardue was chosen best actress, Victor Damm was chosen for the all-star cast, and Robin Wilson and Penny Courtney received honorable mentions. In district competition Rodney Bridger, Pam Pardue, and Daleforde Langston were chosen for the all star cast and Tina Ferguson received an honorable mention. All around effort and determination helped to make this one-act play a success. Tina Ferguson Robin Teal Victor Damm Eric Damm Rodney Bridger Robin Wilson Penny Courtney Darron Jones Pam Pardue Daleforde Langston Beverly Kee Mimi Yerger Fred Carrizales Warren Garland Barney Malcolm Donna Linkous Denise Niles Mr. Rick Lowe 38 R, A c ggi 5 ., Hi 1. K. ani.- zm' .I , - i I ' 3 gg 5 S A 1 5 U -iiiffiii KW , , . 1 - 1' FQ. ug .rib v I X15 I I -V 1 ELECTI G O R LE DERS Student Council Elections ran very well this year, thanks to the hard work and enthusiasm of the candidates. In order for these people to qualify to run for a Student Council office, they first had to maintain an 80 or 85 average and the more than willing to fulfill their duties. Our student body did a good job in electing the following Connally leaders for the 1979-80 school year: President-Linda Peoples Vice-President-Kim MacGibbon Rec. Secretary-Jay White Cor. Secretary-Laura Frazier Treasurer-Theresa Busch ttttnrf ...n A A 3 Many girls had high hopes for becoming representatives of Connally High School as they tried out for Varsity Cheerleader. Of the ten girls competing, six were selected as the 1979-80 Varsity Cheerleaders by the students. These are: Terri Sanders Cheadj, Kristen Sipes, Vicki Courtney, Lisa Willis, Chandai Phillips, and Julie Lindloff. It was a tough choice to decide among the nine qualified girls trying out for Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. It was a very emotional day for these girls as feelings of excitement, fear, and disappointment ran through the air. The four girls chosen were Tina Moore fheadj, Penny Courtney, Theresa Pryor, and Sherri Cannon. At the end of each year, the faculty of CHS hold an Awards Night in order to honor those many special students who deserve awards in their particular class or activity. Of course, many more awards were received by students than these few pictured here. We wish to recognize and congratulate each and every one of these people on their accomplishments. a. Kelly Sipes-Alpha Delta Kappa Award. V I, sxwt, x . C.H.S.' BEST ,,,., K , , ' fl iiff55f2Y2T.2221ygggiHi!'f ,f y 1 ,,,35gyqr wmwf- eq .,.:f.:'1ffe11fwqgxgR: f-.,:.,,Wg's f . -,H W R . . ,,... .ftaipliat - it-ft .,ww, , if M.. , H . A lx 1, 1 fi: Qi A I 'Qw- ., ,, ,,c.t ., 7, W., A Nay- .- my ,W A W - , M r, ...,,a,,, Q 6233 ' Us-W f- ' ,ma ,,.. ,af My 4:1 lqggvgalgwec, ,',. i.. ,L sw , fl ,:,. A if 5 b- Darren Laubef-Calculus Awafd- Q' -ml in , , il l' W ' - l 'L W J . ffl 'K i ,ff c. Eddie Stoker-American Legion Good 1. 'fr ?vf 'g- g-f l ,' . . . r H .V - 2 'X - . 1 ' ,,.r Cllllenshlp- Us ., V s F d- Mafgame Pafdue-Honor Freshman Award- ' ' E , 525,25 1 H Q A 1 - 1 . ' t '- ' 2 'ii' vf l by 2 -' ,f 1 5. k , ,-H :A ,gzw ux L M izg,ii,W fr s ' s' ig I .. W . l 4 ' - ' f , ' 'W f sf W ' ' W - ew. -, . - ,Qgvf't. .ffm .' .':r. - , IH, . Q. 1 f , f L i l , p f, ,Q U I qv N197 Vs i ,A , , ti, 3 lu' ' if ,l-t l W1 ' i ' '- i c r sqkgrr 'L 1 eia .. ' ,full- V 1 . - -f A 1 1 I 7 ' ',, . V t ' srsr l 42 W-.1 ff my f,'- 1 . W-.r .MGM - A -, .f . .cl s T l 1 RECEIVE HO ORS I 5. - 4 fn, A gs ,, , I ' Elf- if sr' Tw ' ' n 2 1 . f .. fi fzflfllf .lf A . 5 QW V .1 .Y sm fi T a , ' fi ii 'f 'gp Q'!?.Q4fivia 5 i'55fi.:'f:. - i U ' aiisfagfirflxf ' . ' .. ' -. X Q H . V ' 5 if - . ,,.., . .Q -ig ' M ,ki ' ' ef i W fx -Y ' , f ' 'fi ' . f 5 , . - uh-.. I j W 5,2 : ! ' . .S - -, .5 .. f Y' , f . ' - . V casa. f f -W 'page-Ffv-f ' f Qi any he fi --ff, ' -vs-' iz... .. f 2 1 ::ww,'4.- a. Delta Polk-Student Council Blood Drive. b. Sherri Kroll-Future Teachers Award. c. Wayne Walter-Spanish III Award. d. Penny Cepak-MCC Scholarship e. James Hays-Valedictorian Award. 43 l l l Each year, the coaching staff and the Athletic Booster Club have an Athletic banquet to honor Connally's Superstars. This year, they went all-out to make the evening a success with the help of Charles Yerger who made posters of Superstar cartoon characters which was the theme of the banquet. Among the many awards given to each of the deserving athletes. Kelly Sipes and Shane Loftin were named Connally's most outstanding girl and boy athletes. Also, Cindy Culverhouse was Basketball Sweetheart and Penny Cepak was Football Sweetheart. The banquet was well deserved by the outstanding jobs done by all of Connally's Superstars. 44 45 Gosh Penny, I didn't know ya'll were such good friends! Mrs. Broaddus' farewell speech. Chowtime!!! g'Diana, youlre supposed to be listening to the speech, not playing with the candle, Mrs. Broaddus showing off her husband. Mr. Riggins was the guest speaker. Band Beau and Band Sweetheart-Will Midgett and Angie Lopez. AN UET b- c. 199 , w QE png if 3? si JUST A SONG-BEFGRE I GO UN IOR-SEN IOR PRO Shane Loftin, Penny Cepak: Prom King and Queen. Terry Jean and Martha Jones reading junior prophecies, I wonder if he really thinks he's a funny BUY- Spaghetti brings out the disco in Duck. I hate long goodbyes. Warren of the Commodores showing his stuff. Seniors do it to it. Love those kolaches! I'd smile but I think thc food made me sick. Just how long does this song last? Always and forever? 3. b. c. d' e. ALWAYS AND FOREVER N-.. j. 41 21. Sad b. Ordering c. Eager d. Elders!'?'?! e. Rambunctious f. Dolly! g. Natural h. Sincere i. Intoxicated PRI G SADNESS b RW l So e STRIKES SENIORS Sincere Elders Natural Incurable Ordermg Rambunctlous SENIORS!!! 6, h i' 51 SENIOR PLAYDAY Although the year was at an end and Baccalaureate and Graduation loomed ahead, the Seniors of ,79 made the most of their last chance to raise E 'together as they traveled to New Braunfels for the all-day Senior Trip on May 25th. They spent the day by inner-tubing down the river and then by eating at the River Restaurant before beginning the trip home. The day was immensely enjoyed by both seniors and sponsors alike. 52 BACCALA REATEeSR'S COUNT DOW The religious aspect of the Seniors' advance to Graduation took place on May 27th. The guest speaker was Father Vaugn Miller of St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Bellmead. Father Miller addressed the Seniors on the subject of adulthood and mature responsibility. The rest of the Baccalaureate program included a prayer by Shane Loftin, songs by Tim Page, Ricky Bush, Dianna Haines, Delta Polk, Debbie Sanchez, Lori Kreder, Pam Pardue, Cathy Bates, and Daleforde Langston. Ellena Yerger and Victor Damm read a selection of poems written by the members of the Senior class. Also, several tears were contributed by the most of the Class of '79 as they looked to Graduation with feelings of sadness and anticipation. SENIOR YE R CTI ITIES ..-Q Wad i 5, N :1 . -, 1 k 1 A 'Q ' I . , xm.. i , 'Q-5 'A - R 1 , -0 '- ,bf. Y , M if ' F 2 i -f11 s wr- fif I 1 141 Ei' vb 51 in ,M x - 3 1 W .L -A mg- vi ,. k M ,,--, EN? T Q:.1 Q. ., .. W . Q D ' f - ig-'rij - i,. ' LLJ: f,:: f' if E, , . A' ' f 'f h1-' A V LE D P T0 . GR DU TIONY The year of 78-79 has held alot of very special memories for the Seniors at Connally High School, both good and bad. Many of these memories will be much harder to leave behind than others. The memories of the friends they've spent together, the memories of a winning football team, the Senior play, and of course their venture into real estate with Rex Butler. But more important will linger the memory of Connally High School which will always have a special place in hearts of them all. They say that time changes everything, but it can never change what was . . . the times of their lives. . . . Does anyone have a comb? . . . Is my hat straight? . . . Oh, I hope I donlt trip . . . What time is it? . . . 3' These are just a few examples of the many thoughts running through the Senior's heads as the clock neared eight on the night of June lst-Graduation Night. After overcoming the ordeal of walking down the aisle, the graduates sat back to listen to farewell speeches given by James Hays, Valedictoriang Angie Lopez, Salutatoriang and Chris Cantrell, Class president. Following these speeches was the address made by guest speaker Bob Poage, which was in turn followed by the most significant moment of all-the presentation of diplomas. Again, the Seniors of ,79 experienced a very emotional time, one filled with sighs of relief at having overcome twelve years of education, and the uncanny desire to be a freshman again. What this is all leading up to can easily be said in the infamous words of Chris Cantrell: We shall all, teachers and students alike, miss our 151 big brothers and sisters who have left such a wonderful and everlasting impression on Connally High School. Good Luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i 55 CONN LLY HIGH SCHOOL VALEDICTORI M S HAYS If success is measured by the tangibles of awards and achievements, then James is truly successful. Recipient of such as the American History, Algebra I, Biology II and Government Awards, the highest ranking Junior male, UIL competitor and member of the Challenge team, James developed his full potential through his diversity of interests and activities. James worked part-time his senior year, as did many students, but his achievement was made even more special by the time he spent working and then hitting the books , resulting in a Senior year grade-point average of 97.6.885. James' future plans include attending Baylor with a possible banking major. Connally has been enriched by James' presence and he will be missed. E 35 2 S E IOR 19 9 SAL T TORI CIE LOPEZ Connally was hit by a minature ray of sunshine in the fall of 1976 when Angie transferred here. Her multi-faceted talents appeared in music and scholastic activities-English II, Algebra II and Geometry Awards, president of the Creative Writing Club, Drum Major-these are the representative areas to which the creative Angie bent her prodigious energies. Angie managed to find time among these diversities for social events and was rewarded for her engaging personality by being named Junior Class Homecoming Princess and Junior Class Favorite. Angie's plans include attending MCC and majoring in computer programming. Without her smiling face, we will all be a little sadder. . m www W, V1 K A KT, ,., 'Adv' I , -f , jQ'1f.,.,, ..- A'-. f of me Reach back for the joy and the sorrow, Put them away in your mind. 'lo 1 472 oo 'I iff? Q oi QF, J 6 . 1: mmf, 0 9- A- 0 I , W W , 1 r X 2 1 ' s ' E N i b V . . -. -- -. .l V, 1. --1 ,Q i. ii-. - . 5 E. in I ig ii E. null. wut this year. were stronver in the 1 I ' W., ' I' ' f ' 1 1 1' ' H' ' -t-cond hall, and lt's our conditioning Q . program that carries us sei Nlivllls' i1Jl'CdOl71l1lIl11lly' senior class squad Sh , I , i J . W- y 7. g H recal s t e start ot that program, which Wlshbollfla Turll Jllllb laflflpts IIHU Wllf7fl'rS cmphzisizes iw.-lglit training and S: incorporates long practice hours of .r By BRAD BUCHHOLZ believe it now. 'ilere E011-Lll111Ulill1i1.?111t'l U11 e havent got gre-at flilzit-it-s on tu- l'lll?inl1Mallll Qixelflle- N ie rrlnunwerald Boom writer ihfreg now dgulyt ln my mind ahont 11. 1 team. the only way for us 1111111115 lor our D WJ? U ot diffehent. rt-calls guard in Moments before the . kfonnall kid.: to work harder and l'lt-t-ozzzo .frron lllllllcl' Um 0' 11.11. lwm 5 leaders' 111 :ad coach stronger. 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His quaclt-f av id with good But theres something extra. too, . ifldilis- ut ason at lt is 7 p.m. and ine Connally players 1109 :k Above the have finished another gruelling prnttrce 111111191 firi outs look To complete their day, thc players most f11l9 10 et 9 PlHy91S lift 125-pound barbells rapid-fire as Mills 11199 thi mtheir final clocks them Wl7.l1 ai stopwatch Too '019 ilg A i 1-ns to his dltft-rent players face each other ir. the '1111 T 'a :xt to him. dflll.I11C1l'ilTlgll5Ol'11Cl11lf1iIlll'QC1i race V Q fl ords reflect Un one side stands l'aul Ward. the lglllml 78. ning on be team's smallest player at 1710 pounds flllllllf ik They say Across from him stands assistant Ct'lZ!f'11 ell hi Donnie Osterrnann, a young assistant 1 11 WU xy coach most of the players like to refer to 1 mem Dt ere doing as 'a 50-year-old man Both :are tug,-Jing i lfllllld si o'clockin away at the W6ltflllS, and Ostermann 15 I wild f Joi Smiling at h, -'Wewg obviously pumping away at a faster rate 'l , 121 :nt - iel Randy Blackwell 1321191101119 1-311351011 Lawrence Bright p' .ut ie is d Morid , Novembsg in .3C N .l .P d mi QW OGC BS B ul I 'O CNRS -6 ln f Q ing .i- th - - V - - ' - din - - - some respect but weren't picked to finish 19211 1119 13311915 11951 511199 1119 9-1 2- Two years ago' few folks m Dlllllcl on top. They lost their best player, end 11111511 01 195111 RHY P1219S91. A11111011Y M lAAA had ever heard of Brown Smith, . - fcoi - - Harry Culbertson for the season in the W311191. 111911Y 1311511 31111 C01 1311 101 S0115 5 huck Mills and ken Scott. They would . ' . , d k le iw, - - - 1 - opening game. Later, end Billy Long and 01 131 1189 9V91Y W99 - ave had a dificult time scoring in any , . . 1 - hen Laine recognition Snrvevi veteran wingback Jody Richards went out W11911 C01111a11Y 91110 1111311111 1111911 UP 101 9 Nan - ' with injuries. Stanley Sims, one of the W11211 WHS to 119901119 2 0135519 Fflday. 110 'llc 9 Anonymity has deserted them now, , , , b i i 1. h t h h h i Lheiean wevei, And in case yonive been nn an best backs in the district, has been 9 191 911311111 9 0 W 3 18 S9 00 f- id, . a ' i in a th men who have hobbled aii Season with iniin-ies. and football is all about could be found than at lf? Ln, e n cm se' ey re e - . ki last ear' alldistrict C31191111910- will 1 t Marlin, Connally and Gatesville back Mal' 9 Necessary' Y 5 , . - Qhampi no ine fooibaii business quarterback, has played despite injuries. ,M019 111911 5.1100 13115 0101111911 11110 1119 record If the script runs true to form they'l1 119 111155911 1-119 33'19 W111 01191 W590 111311 lldy 111119 sladlllm' and perhaps llalf of Mai-il - 1 - ' last week that was deftl en ineered b them Came from Marlm, which is 111 a . lnish 1-2-3 in the final south zone Y E Y , , favorite d- A d the ,ii an be invniv d in his junior nndershniy Todd Flenfgei tither over their Bulldogs. The Connally f .in n mgs' n y . e Tn H ' i ii d in i i t i fans rattled their cowbells and blew their aml lf e scramble for the top again next -9 01119 S 3 9 111 S 01 11119 0 V - - themsel i . M i- d Co ii - n - f- i airhorns. and the Marlin fans frantically Son' Seven pa1H1g -arm an Ima- y m 1 eu Us wav d th ' ld h nkies as the teams 3111111119 Marlin had won fnni- games in three twordistrict outings. Marlin broke a 14-14 ta ed ell' 50 d 8 b k th t me they ai: nasnns when Smith one of the most Wait a tie in the fourth quarter and won by 10. 5 ge 3 50011115 00111 190 3 saw challeng iccessfui young Coaches gn the State high 1 to be Connallv was stunned on a Necessarv lead change hands seven llmes' llwely chool scene, was lured away from C2 1112111111 tdzi IeKalb to return the Bulldogs to W Clinton Anderson I imis espectability. They had not a district title .- ,..-.., - .... ..-.-. .Npes of a Z0n9 a sonf ne, v s wa. E OIIII3 Eases 2lSt we' 1 KSO1 1 Blallk CHtS 011 1 -teml Ou 2 E By BRAD BUCHHQLZ season inside the locker room after the ggri: ,,n,i,,,,,,,,,,, Sw, w,.i,,, game, thefyountg coach did admit he felt a nate - - , ituncom orta e, -di 4 By BRAD BUCHHOLZ Pirates 26-20 Friday night at Pirate Field. For lll? lllld Consecutng week' After all, during the past two seasons, 1 11' Connally s Cadets had dominated a . , A , . ktc the players and a few thousand fnnibaii gan.. , 1. Mills teams havent enioyed theirithird i nnially footl: supporters are suddenly Ra Praei , 5 , fr untifgw ,Q11'yi.g' . , Flu' his luck was a few more victories in 1978. 1001 ard NESS rr'rd A Q -i f - K niii in 'Wig ' ae g f- gnaci an in 1977, by quarterback Ray Praesel and RICKY Bush? . season. ss' i. agp 'if - Q 15,-.Q linen E Ricky Bush. Connally pulled off A, . Qs iqsF,'l'l'f,- OW, 110 ' 5 9 ' Syed Ing after big play to keep the tough njiifbeuflfgmlog 11 A r--1'- me .fguphori 1' ' 5 , am, letitiveness offense roughly a touchdown Cinsnd Off inn in in , ii ,Y Eff 1 .g . My rkey Eerienced ll evening. Although the Pirates forcing thy?-1 ,ii xxaitelsiiegumiaf . 11131 ' 7-6. in the second quarter. the meme tions, l ' i F f r , ,Q iam the pace most of the night, P V 1 gamle e' 1 1 ,Z f i 971 179 lning a negotiable, lf ylf1t1hL1y0nie11 5 illirough . if Onofh first week, touchdown lead throughout cl Q., . W irinni i QEIQEX- , my lost fou 1118 011 191 9 L ' A il lll A e its 1190 , 1 2529 951111 ..f:5??51ff 1111118 out of the Wishbone. Connally 1119 011191510 11 ' -i,gi.i.yjfl . 1 E 1 eption, first - on a seven yard run by son when they V 1' NMOOR .ned. That'S Bush. who wont on to rush for 100 ght or nine .,...ijjf. .5 n OACH ir the hong 17 carries After a missed X901-U 1 -- iii, Q ..,. Q eimg 1 against conversion and a stunning i Williams had 1 or 1' li nnnni . 1 'IVA nn innhey touchdown run by La Vega's llnst Jeff-Moors 'if 1 f K, 1 w f at , ,V ' ll ' 1 Curtis, the Cadets found 1'91f1'111011 01121151 ' S4 F ' 1 llh if 1 itiiglglfag h L N rnselves trailing 7-6 ln the second Coats. Larry l NONE l i N i -- - V -- ' NORTH ZOI ,tai offense S ane 0 in CONNALLYY Page 28 offtn. t Steve Hollictield M T - 1 iljim Pagimne Y, coach Aubrey Roberts fm' ' Q 1 1 Eng-iw ' ' ' E UFHE -' I I -'11 ,fi 9 Everman n 11 9 1 1 sn nagres L1-it-.5 Connally Ramps as De ense Swamps Crowley By BRAD BUCHI-IOLZ Joe Cantwell to them. ln the score 6-0. lThrough .four onnally C hrdage, sc tore drives and te 1977 team eason. The only ft to fulfill was Friday night d just that ttlandishly, imecoming solidly it feels Crowl Less than a minute later. Praesel the Cadets to another touchdown. the drive with a magnificent return along the near sideline. With help of Darrell Heckworths inside e senior quarterback led his to the to 1-yard-line, running the score on a keeper to the far Bush ran in a two-point seconds later, putting Connally By that time, Crowley had learned its SPCBRIUS 111 lesson, And for all practical 111 at the 20 Jn upped the te fullback e Connally fli intil after he shed past the 1 darkness in field. Score. 1 a chance to e total to 41-3 ished up the impleted four shed 10 times times for 90. . the Connally 'he secondary bs to protect their victory Ste knew we were going to beat tJeff-Nloorei, but we didn'tth1nlw ttould beat ther. def Arek oft class was dismissed. fforl ' 31111 1- with Only a second uuartpr field anal kent itics of Cadet otball field. K ml 1101 0 rong Cadet W 0 01161 BE C Anthony Walker fed fOr the the SCO Ing Onllula 1.111111 id Anthony Bflel' U11 ntly, unaccusl m0 5 A dwllhtg 41 9 0 0 oundbrana e 9' I1 U1 9 iyins 135 fineii Andy Williams Onlybec Paul Ward rolling- All-DlSU'lCi III 1 1 ,lstomary .o ,..... Cao.. .U . remaining wa: 2B W I ' '- rw- H ---' M M-- A-- J passes for 563 more as Chuck Mills' aco Tribune-Herald Saturday. October 14. 1978 dots at-waged 33 polnls per game, ' . The 172-pound Bush gained 771 yarc ld FUN' 131 carries and scored rune touchdowi 1 3, S I S 3 95ffY113' l,1t'e1y,6-4and200.p1ayed1n only sc -11 7009 games because of off-season knee . 1fif'hf'lS- gory but gained a whopping S20 yards tttnv Precisioned Cadets M 1 larlin nsive line- By BRAD BUCHHOLZ Judging fi first- Tribune-Hera1dSpor1swriier Shocked F As the Jefferson-Moore Lions found out starting une rj thr- Friday night, the autumn of 1978 can be In just 12 -tsun- officially documented as the season of score to 21- risin- revival for the Connally High School halftime. . football team. Yet the Lions witnessed a minutes lef 'iecrs different side of the Connally attack on a knew the ga 1 Ken breezy, cool night at Cadet Field as Chuck As usual, one. Mills' 5-1 team overpowered Jeff- Moore, inside runnil in the 4049- Connally's t 1 two In the midst of their five game winning punt and D streak, Connally's dominant football ont both characteristic has been its ever-present with just ovr were flashiness, highlighted by an aggressive Hackworth' tickle stunting defense and a speedy, big-play ahead to stay ' vns - in, offense. But Connally held off on the converted the he Scori ,qmghj safety blitzes Friday, and the long, kicks, Richard Hodde ed on , Andy Lindloft' 125149. graceful Ricky Bush Sweeps were Five minuteslal-EV h0WeVC1 H3CkW0flh sprinted right as Praesel rolled on the Y replaced by a slow, steady, consistent was rolling through the middle of the Option and look the pitch in full St,-ide' 01-'were running attack which favored the inside, In essence, the Cadets shunned flamboyance for the mechanical, eating nn ob... .-.bmb oh-inn tha Ii,-tn Anfanen anrl Jeff-Moore line once again, pacing 60-yard Cadet drive capped b quarterback Ray Praesel's only passin nun:-nut - va '7 ......l ..,.....-l.k1 1 A' 1 Saturday. October 21, 1978 Waco Tribune-Herald 'fl QTIII record an them Halt png Cadets ets 23-7 a quarterback keeper. Stanley Sims added the extra point and the Hornets led 741. Connally quarterback Ray Praesel started the Cadet march to glory with a 10-yard touchdown sprint and Randy Blackwell added the tying extra point, The Cadets got a break on the kickoff when Gatesville fumbled at the Hornet 30 Connally took controll. Prasel came back with another TD on a keeper Blackwell added the extra point for a command. Anthony Walker started the second-half barrage for the Cadets with a burst and Blackwell converted again. R scoring Charles Courtney Blackue loose on an zszs yaro run as 7111115 El ppt Ili'- .. And to make matters worse, Connally , imma Q went on to threaten a sixth time before d Coach y halftime, stopping just short of another score as the second quarter ended.. :jm.m.,j f Resuming wishbone practice after hedged t intermission, the Cadets were to score one , final time - on l-yard run by Praesel. 4 But while the offense went through the : motions, the Cadet defense turned in one 1 of its best games to date, holding the qzi.1r1e1'- ttekt acid iainpion llH'5 si! Lions to 0 yards passing and 96 yards on gum up i the ground. gm pm-. 1 Jay Haliburton played an outstanding ugh, In 5 game at end, where he recovered two . josh to ,., fumbles w.f..t-me-Drasftt.waswt... st-stan. good team, he rushed for nine touchdowns and 5 I know th, passed for another n right at u PRAI-ISEL, 5-10 and 155, had a fantas- tic season for Connally. Ile scored 17 gay, Midget touchdowns to lead the district in scor- e as welt, N ina. passed for nine more and accumu- ing an em lated 1,3119 yards in total offense by rush- jtrarjin gam ing for T06 yards and coinplt-ting 311 of 60 tay Praese. er been higher V9 bis and 517 s is definitely the most 3 131493 lol Ofllcks- ,Q e. says Praesel. whose 11118 '?1'91'1'1l1111g 011 lhlb tunteu lot' its tattoc. uw. . care if I get hurt Or ies, and he says the leg at the Marlin game f wr than mnst mme: standpoint. Mills aare not. rom a es his The District lt-.t.-1.1 all-star teams: Firzsrrsamorrznss Ends: Cro cw C-rstinaer. 6-0. 155. Sr. Ma ond Ptcncrd Hodde. 15--1. 192. Sr.. Co . Tac est owar cargo. -. 95, Sr,.MU ond shone l.Dilrrt,b-1.1S5.SV.C0nl'1OIly.' G . Mo or-o' Darren Looper. 5-9. 160. Sr . Connolly. Centers' Pirie Pretytlf, 5- ,211 Sr. V1 P1111 lrrfmv Dover, o-1. IBB. Sr. Midway, Steve Hc1:tetlurG.o2.1'?7,Sr.Conr101Iy. ifuarlerbocli: Pay Proesc 5- 5. 55. Sr..l new Nts-nsive bucks: Mike Lively. 6-4, 200. Mtn.-yay. Leon Tubbs. 5-5. 150. Sr., Mcrtm, Rt k 1 51 17 S C ull 0. ., r, onn 1 e eceever: ennetn Jones. 5-7. 150. Mcrlar. FIRSTTEAM DEFENSE Linemen: Howard Monroe ond Sheri Johnson. 5 10, 130 Sr . both otMor1tng Shane irr1.COr1no11y. Larry Bolton. 6-O. 213. Sr.. V1 F1T3l Linebcckers: Tom Mr1ter.5-7. 1S4,Sr,.V1 1-ooh and PotJlH1cks.5-10.1b0,.lr Midwov. Ends: Steve Hoitburlorr, 5-1. 1172. Sr.. V1 1-non, and Joy Haliourion, 5-9 152 Jr ,Connc Secondary: Kar von 15osenoerg,5-5, 50. Md Kntt-:J Mrl MrkD 1 -.voy: e me ones. u tn: o c 60 170. Sr, Gutesville. and Rigby Bush. t Dolly Kicker: Crate Gtsttnger. Mnrluri SECONDTEAMOFFENSE Ends: Mark Davis. 6-0. 170. Sr,. Gotesv Eeinora Gtdotriss. 6-Il. 150. Sash., Marlin: A Borrey.o-3.1B7.Sr..Woco High, Tackles Mike Horn, 6-A, 225. Sr.. Mtdy and Mark NUVUIV1.6'3.l91.Sl'.J6'ilE1'SOY1'MOI Guards: Greg Graham. Govesvrlle. 5-9. Sr , and More Hoyts. 5-7. 143. Sr.. Waco H1911 Quarterback: Lomor Simpson, 5-5. 150. H 1 ri .,-gr . Olfensive Bucks: Steve Holiburton, Vt High. nth n- Walker 6-1 175 Sr.. Connc Stczntev Srms.5-11, 15 . Jr..un in ro S 5-7.1-10, Jr.. both OlGDtE'Sv1Il9. SECOND TEAM DEFENSE Linemen: Jeff Warren. 5-10, 210. Jr.. Go vrI1E.cir1dMike Horn. Midway. Linebockers: Mickey Dries. 5-5.130.Jr., A tm. etl Horn 5-11. 182. Jr.. Connolly: IV Ogdemo-1, 17. r.. o.esvr e. Ends: 'V1llMrd ett. 5-11, 162. Sr. Conno Bernard td ings. Mor tn: y - , . o St-1eeneY.Mtdwcy: Lance L0nhcrrt.5-7,146. G '- ill c csv e Secondary: Andy Lmdlott, s-1. 152 Sr, f noir! Wrlbert ea . -. . r.. Jeffer' More, vvtllte Summers, S-7, 135. Sr, W Hrcn, Brion Jories.A-0. 115. Sr .Gctesvr1Ie. Kicker: Todd Flentge. ta-1. 170. Jr., Gu v1IIE 'A1ICI'ff-ITIS uuiiiiaixy wuv-rnmum-w least mistakes and comes away with victory. it will mark the first time 11 Cadets have one a district championsh since 1962. Ray Praesel sees such victory as a perfect conclusion to tt 1- L x..--- , ally Tames Tigers 111--O EU key to saxs Pritsti thinking ahead 'tlatbt lllftlit' points and some 300 yards a game. N 3 e S 1 3 'H H1 league team boasts such :i classy trio c 9 :cindy bucks as ouarterliuck ltziy Praesel an 'twill' he! . Q ff .Tw W fslick fl fit Bus ..-.. if 1 By BRAD BUCHHOLZ teammate jumped wildly up and down - put together two first-quarter drives after ' A- '- '?j i ty5 i Triburwmr-lu Snorvswviter wide open in the end zone. Yon Rosenburg's kickoff return. The first -Wold 0061 'J' ' . .V Eains U On the Connally side, Chuck F-fills drvie went 67 yards and the the second 'flllallb' Ga V a lc mick Mill tugged on Ricky Bush's jersey. trying to went 56, and Ray Praesel scored the mtl ill of fjfi' N ' X 3,,,ff, ', effhuc restrain a player so anxious to get into the touchdowns on both. His first score was a 5111? :nigger th i-hgf game that he was trying to run away 26-yard run on an option keeper, the his Uflfllfll init, t i' V 'T melt' before Mills could shout out his second on a 4-yard rollout. Score: Whlfh Cry, 'ff ithot lflf-119 instructions, And there was also Connally 14, Midway6after one quarter. sclc IU yin' f .3 s tille' dlsmct Second-string fullback Joe Cantwell. But then it was !t1idway's turn to strike Ui an W - ' u, ter o my running on two legs and one hand in order back. striking back as they would do time ht' WY 10 'X V g f' 0 adet tout to maintain balance after being hit and time again on this night Taking a 'kill bo b or the And when it was all over, there were Connally punt at the Cadet 32. the H TOW PF ant fifty Connally high school football players Panthers ground out their second score, High is W ',-t .ff s. j hoisting Mills on their shoulders, on a seven-yard run by Lee Hill. Connally 1055 to ' A driit 3 f0UTth jubilantly celebrating the end of a countered minutes later. driving 75yards 'U 'Htl Cn .. ' 'ii' if andl ds. The Successfuj Connally Season and the and scoring their 20th point on a Qoyard UWUFSI .t ' M '. Tri dst 3 begining of a new era in Northcrest. And keeper by Praesel. Q? V 5 t i 'it hfffgi th red all Mills made sure to rer ' ' 1 L- PM-Mt'-1 -Mr-of-ft xiii? thathiiie alive, we're l Darren Lauber gnificent will be out playing Ii I fr Midway the north side for a long i 0 W r 14 minut after the game, wrapping , , mar ns.. r Greg Shehgfn . . . , , , ,U It was a week of crucial games ui the Central Texas Blooming Grove's Cedric Nelson tl40j. . Marli ip Cadets 2 - Yulldogs Score Late, Withstand Connally Counter By povu: mv Tribune-Herald Sport: Writer arlin drove 74 yards for a touchdown vi 2:34 to play and then stopped nally on its own 10-yard line in the l minute of play to edge the Cadets in -23 classic Friday night at Cadet Field rap up a spot in the zone playoffs. ore than 5,000 fans watched Brown th's Bulldogs come from behind three es to all but nail down the rnpionship of the south zone in District AA. The win assures the Bulldogs of a th in the zone playoffs against the 'th zone champion - probably wnwood. me Bulldogs won their fourth straight rict game and pushed their record to while snapping Connally's seven-game winning streak and dealing the Cadets their first loss in four league starts. Marlin accomplished its goal of slowing down the sleek Connally wishbone which had averaged some 300 yards per game, but Cadet quarterback Ray Praesel almost passed the Bulldogs into submission before their final shot died an agonizing death at the Marlin 10. The Bulldogs, keyed by the superb receiving of Kenneth Jones and the scrambling of quarterback Lamar Simpson, had wiped out a 21-17 Connally lead with their clutch drive in the closing minutes. Jones had receptions of 18 and 31 yards in the drive, the second coming at the Connally four from where the district's leading rusher, Leon Tubbs, smashed over from the four to put Marlln on top for ui aiiutnel' U. good in this see-saw battle that saw the lead change hands seven times. Jones' first reception in the drive came when Simpson's pass bounced out of the hands of Connally linebacker Ricky Bush into his own flanker's hands. Then Jones made a superb catch between two Cadet defenders at the four when Marlin faced third down and 13. Connally's rugged defense, led by Shane Loftin, Will Midgett, Jay Haliburton and Jeff Horn, had played havoc all evening with Marlin's veer attack, forcing Simpson to take to the air in the second half in an effort to erase a 14-10 deficit. Tubbs, a marked man all evening, scored on the first play after Jones' catch at the four and Craig Gistinger, who had kicked a 19-yard field goal on Marlins first possession, added his third straight extra point to give the Bulldogs a 24-21 I. 1-AAA Countdown Begin Cadets, Marlin Prepare or South Zone Showdown By DOYLE MAY Tribune-Herald Sports Writer Four other teams will ride nd Mari outh l-AAA With egular be ppears istrict Cor 51 out JSSCS to ombed tulldogs v 215225, N Wwitt Midgett Marlin and Connally. of course. hog the potlight this week, but Midway. latesville and Waco High are battling for wird, and there still could be a tie for eennri nlace Warn High nlavs at Brownwood CPO and 001 is expected to move another step toward the north zone crown when it hosts Crowley t2-1 and 531. Stephenville, still in the race at 2-1 and K3-5. p Je agai' Lindse Birdson Cade.s .o ...c.. pw... .age the season. MARLIN - Coach Brown Smith hopes that senior halfback Curtis Shaw has arrtveri after the lit?-rlniinder riished eight games. has shouldered much of the rushing burden this season. Smith says the Cadets run the wishbone better than any high school team I've seen. Their quarterback tRay Praeselt is just super. He is a fine athlete. They have fine running backs, and their And at quarterback, Gatesvilles Todd Flentge, Mar lin's Lamar Simpson, Valley Mills' Johnny Wilson anc McGrcgor's Alan Robertson followed the impressive. lead set by the halfbacks. But this week's addition to the Centex backfield is Glen Rose's Glen Schuelke, who brought his team back from a 15-0 deficet against Gran View in a 39-15 win Throwing three touchdown passe and a twopoint conversion, Schuelke completed 1 passes for 154 yards -- without an interception ' Temple defensive backs Ernest Davis Kelly are the Centex defensive of t tercepting two pagse m ' ,sf and Derek he week, in- leen tea , 31 O. T, District This week's AAAA, as Uruver starred in over Copperas ferise for pitchout I think the reason people 1lon't score very many points against Marlin is because lhL'J', 0 S0 fast. Their linvlmrkers are so quirk ilmf they can rush the passer mul then go defend against the pass. -Connally QB Huy Priiesel Lviiipuitm... .- .-...Hwy ii. mniity. Scott said rushing star Stanley Sims 'lplayed with great pain because of a bad ankle and shoulder injury. He had 60 ..a-.i. -i..- Ltr--- La.....1.nA,i Connally last five off Wac out an im triumph Stadium. The them tie lead. their Connally Coach the while the The their Cadets but C 0 n n ally OCT 2 Ray Praesel Connally's proud wishbone attack as no other team has done this season. The Cadets managed just 128 net rushing yards. and scored their second touchdown ....,.- ,N.,..-.W-V... V. inmhtn -to thi- War-n PRIDE: TI-IE I978 VARSITY CADETS The 1978-79 Varsity football team fostered school pride and was supported by the dedicated fans in the entire community as they struggled through many hours of hard practice to emerge near district champions of the South Zone. Despite this loss, the overall accomplishment of the team was beneficial in that it increased school spirit and created a strong bond among everyone. Also this season was especially outstanding in that the record of 8-2 was the best that Connally has held in ten years, In addition, the two losses of the season were only lost by a total of three points. So on behalf of everyone at CHS, we would like to congratulate you and thank you for representing our school so very well. Connally West Connally LaVega Connally Hillsboro Connally Mexia Connally Crowley iConnally Jeff-Moore 'Connally Gatesville fFConnally Waco High 'FConnally Marlin ?kConnally Midway iFDenotes District Game Cadet pass-rush demolishes a Blackcat. No explanation needed. Ricky Bush runs for daylight. Anthony Walker takes a well deserved break. Jeff Horn, as usual, on the bottom of the pile. Clinton Anderson and company zero in on opposing quarterback. 8. C. C. JW JV-llAAA SOUTH ZONE CH MP For the Junior Varsity football team of Connally High School, this season proved to be one of total dedication and undefeat as is shown through their record of lO wins and no losses. Without a doubt, we are all very proud of these players, and are ready to cheer them on next year. 65 FIGHTI G F I H F OOTB LL i The Freshman Cadets continued Connally's winning tradition for the 1978 season, closing out their schedule with a 7-3 record. Under the leadership of coaches Osterman and Anderson and permanent captains Barney Malcolm and Dwain Walker, the team laid the groundwork for future years of Cadet victories. As you can tell by their action shots, the team provided lots of hard-hitting action with plenty of touchdowns-like the one seen here against West. We congratulate the fish and wish them a continuation of their winning ways. V. BASKETBALL WELCOMES YOU ABOARD Top row: Coach Arnold, Shane Loftin, Jeryl Davis, Richard Hodde, Richard Charanz, Manager-Terry Gumbert Middle Row: Lorenzo Sisineroz, Andy Lindloff, Randy Kissinger, Mark Christopher Bottom row: David Slovak, Ray Praesel The varsity Basketball team had a good season this year with a record of 15 wins and 12 losses. They placed first in the Connally tournament and second in the Gatesville tournament. Jeryl Davis and Richard Hodde made All Tournament at both Connally and Gatesville, and they were also chosen for All District-lst team. Shane Loftin received an All District Honorable Mention. Congratulations on another good season. THE F IGHTI G GIRLS VARSITY Under the direction of Coach Jim Jaska, the Varsity girls basketball team finished their season with a 13-13 record. In the Robinson Tournament, Kristin Sipes was named All-Tournament and the team won consolation. The girls placed third at our Connally Tour- nament. In District honors, Kelley Sipes was awarded first team All-District, Kristin Sipes was awarded second team All-District, and Bella Wilson was awarded Honorable Mention. Back row: Kelley Sipes, Kristin Sipes, Darla Adair, Cindy Tacker, Ruth Ann Johnson, Coach Jaska. Front row: Bella Wilson, Ann Norris, Amber Nix, Donna Miller, Kim Hutyra, Robin Looney, Chandai Phillips. 68 QLV.BASKETB LL CKHUESASS PER SEASON' Top Row: L to R: Terry Guinbert, Jimmy Mauk, Jeff Hill, Sam Michel, Ricky Baldwin, Coach Reis Middle, L to R: Larry Clark, Greg Rains, Vertney Smith, Tracy Hackworth, Edwin Murrell Bottom, L to R: Paul Gatlin, Eric Fredricksson, Mike Phillips The Boy's JV Basketball Team played a fine season this year with 14 wins and 12 losses. They won lst place in the Belton Tournament and consolation in the Aquila Tour- nament. Vertney Smith and Jeff Hill made All-Tournament at Belton and Vertney Smith and Sam Michel made All-Tournament at Aquila. Top scorer for the season was Vertney Smith with an average of 20,2 points per game. The team received great direction by Coach N. J. Reis and they all have a good outlook for next year. 7 g a 69 . . GIRLS WI DI TRICT In keeping with their freshman year, the J. V. basketball girls were district winners as they had an undefeated season with 21 wins and no losses. They won both the Valley Mills Tournament, where Thresa Haigood and Chandai Phillips were awarded All Tournament, and the Aquilla Tournament, where Sarah Bush, Thresa Haigood, and Chandai Phillips were awarded All Tournament. fLeft to Rightj Back row: Lisa Willis, Becky Brown, Virginia Stroud, Sandy Fore, Annette Mach, Tracie Fore, Melissa Hay, Mrs. Gailey. Front row: Julie Lindloff, Terri Silaff, Thresa Haigood, Sarah Bush, Vicki Grones, Lorrie Slovak, Linda Peoples. 70 FUTURE HOOP TER , Q2 ., Ke, . Q ' 3 , V 'iv 16? ff CLeft to Rightj Back row: Greg Davis, Luke Bryant, Rodney Baugh, Jim Bob Reed, Barney Malcomb, Manager-Tony Amundson Middle row: Keith Birdsong, Rick Mahan, Carl Robinson, Jeff Chapman, Gary Holland, Front row: James Picha, Darren Burrows, Larry Mark, John Midgett. Despite their record of 6 wins and 14 losses, the 1978-79 basketball team added much to school spirit. Welre looking forward to their accomplishments next year. FBO H GIRLS BOU DB LL Under the direction of their new coach Byron Brown, principal of Lakeview Elementary, the Freshman girls basketball team finished their season with 6 wins and ll losses, and placed second in the Midway Tournament. We offer them encourage- ment and support for the coming year. Row 1: Carol Peoples, Theresa Busch, Tammy Bass, Margarite Pardue, Marcia Holbert, Susan Zost. Row 2: Cindy Martin, Donna Gaidusek, Tina Moore, Theresa Pryor, Janice Buster, Trudi Austin, Sherry Cannon, Vicki Hykel. J. V. GAIN EXPERIE CE Back row: Donna Glatter, Tamara Boothe, Trudi Austin, Tammy Bass, Angie Arnold, Julie Hill, Mrs. Gailey. Front row: Bobbie Sue Moore, Willie Vandolah, Becky Ferrill, Midge Brown, Chris Jones. Although it is not readily apparent by looking at the seasonal records, both the J.V. and Varsity Volleyball teams have made numerous improvements over previous years. Through their hard work and pride they will undoubtedly continue to make gradual achievements and eventually come out on top. 73 UMPS, SETS, SPIKE SEPHEHEISALL Back row: Debbie Bland, June Crouch, Lori Kreder, Sheryl Johnson, Front row: Thresa Haigood, Sandi Ward, Stanalee Vandolah. Of the Varsity players, two seniors, June Crouch and Lori Kreder, played their fourth and final year of high school volleyball. June Crouch was named on the second team All District and Thresa Haigood was awarded Honorable Mention. tw' 'i 74 GOLFER The girls on the Golf team had a very successful season because of the great improvements they made. After play- ing in Tournaments at Austin, Lampassas, Lake Waco, Meridian, and Belton they advanced from a shot of 509 to one of 428. This last score was achieved at District competi- tion at Granbury where they placed third overall. They won zone at Gatesville, for which we congratulate them whole heartedly. These girls are: Lisa Willis, Ruthann Johnson, TEE OFF Carol Peoples, Melissa Hay, Linda Peoples, and Julie Lindloff. After participating in District Tournaments at Gates- ville, Midway, Marlin, and Connally, the boys Golf Team finished in fifth place in overall zone competition. Their highest shot ofthe tournaments was 341 at the Midway Tournament. These guys are: Pat Sullivan, Toby Brink, Keith Larson, Terry Gumbart, and Ronald Kroll. f Ginnie Abernathy, Laura Gentry, Jimmy Howse, Julie Hill, Laura Frazier, Terri Silaff, Glynnis Cantrell, Kathy Pieha. Both the girls and boys Varsity Tennis teams finished the year without setting any great recordsg however, they did play well and we wish them the best of luck for next year. Row 1: Will Midgett, Chris Pecachek, Row 2: Daleford Langston, Eddie Stoker. .fi 31 un- i it , i?ifr sa.f 76 at rr ,M- SPRINTERS Ricky Bush Julio Garuz Kent Anderson Cecil Bush Dwain Walker Ross White Major Wilson MILERS Aaron Ard David Ard Jeff Christian Steve Ware POLE VAULT Andy Lindloff Joe Hamlin Mike Kissinger DISCUS David Hendrick Stuart Hancock HURDLES Tracy Hackworth Vertney Smith Mark Allenbaugh Kevin Stratten Micheal Thomas WEIGHTS Luke Bryant Derek Lemanski Barney Malcolm John Sykora TRACKI G gf: .-1: -wx, A 1 M ' A emwwsghsgf, ff' ' - fu K , 1. A V V H Q w r' X g ig ' 1 wyfze 51 ff H ' 'Kg A N - :- sw 2 My - - M531 Q k ff2gg.f,ff-f ' Ef 5' W I ' ' 1: Wifi . iff? 'V K' Dim f f 'LX . KM K1 1- N . ' kung r iff ,wr W , A 'v 4 -' fi: fill- 3 A if Q M frgzasisssewmsf . N , , , ' 'ii-Q -wh W, , S 1 ' F . , , ik, xL,, 'Q ' 78 VARSITY GIRLS RUN TO VICTORY K The Varsity Track Girls have had an exceptionally good season this year as they advanced to District competition, where they placed in both field and track events. Chandai Phillips won first in 80-yd. hurdles at District and went on to place 5th at State. We congratulate these girls, especially the Seniors, on their hard work and dedication. fi. 79 GIRLS SET THE P CE The Girls on the J.V. Track Team laid a good foundation of experience for next year as they participated in District competition. We hope they continue to improve and wish them the best of luck for the 1979-80 season. 80 'FUR' I , , We 2 2 ,W , , C DETS SL 19 A 'H ,,:1 Z il Q . ', ,,,,,,.w.wMM,,Wga -W-M...--f-ywf 4, ., - ,,,. f at . 5 he . ,. W ,, ' ,M y3:.fiwsq .yM,::f,:l2w,,+ asf av:ffr1r'? itggfffff-.1 ,,',:rfw,M in We CITOT The Cadet baseball team ended its season with a 7-14 record. Not only did this yearls team have to fight the errors, bad throws, batting slumps, and strawberries of a long season but also had to fight the weather. Rain cancelled the Connally Tournament plus several other non-district games. It was the rain that never let the team build up any consistent playing time. This year's team will long be remembered for its ability to work out in the gym and make it around the worst weather in years. The 1979 Cadet baseball team will also be remembered for its senior leadership. This group of seniors has set the example for others to follow. Even though they didn't have a winning season, those who played on this team know that success sometimes can,t be measured on won-lost records. 81 DURING RAINY SEASON IV. LIDES INTO A WINNING SEASON Back row: Rodney Baugh, Joe Molina, Jimmy Cardwell, Sam Michel, Ricky Baldwin, Jeff Hill, Bobby Mitchell, Jerry Chapman, Barney Malcomb, Coach Eppersong Front row: Verney Smith, James Picha, Allan Bowman, Darren Burroughs, Mike Phillips, Darrell Hackworth, Larry McGoldrick, Ricky Reid, Tracy Hackworth, s I I I B I The 1979-80 players on the JV 9 , e B ' slly I B baseball team finished their season with a record of nine wins and five losses in non-district games. In district competition, the boys won five games and lost two. They came in second at the Midway Tour- nament and the outlook for next year appears to be optimistic. 83 3 f f 3 I 1 QQ, A' V My 1+ W , Qi? M4- ww S P I R I T S T A R T E R S 1 5170 4 EJ , Was. -E I . - -5' ffzf, -2- f r l .L , X, 1 if , 2 - ' lm' M ,azz V V A , ,3 A I ppm 3, H. gags LT. U fy . .gf 5: .af ,ln Vg! , ' -fma.. we s , ., 1 .sw ...W , ,N ,g- 5 -. 2 2- :, M wh S A 1 - ' i -,', iw ,t Q . .1 - .f -V - .I V, ,.,,. va...m A - ww . , -175 was Y' ' , 4 1 -f-- A v: , , . ru' l , . t ' 'fi -- 4 T i f' f gf . at I .Il Mi'-' f S A: NW W ab , W A , A 2-,j1g,:t,.4.f1'f, ,. . f'-. ,t 1 r 1, 5 I ,. .. .-f as Q f 'fl fx f .M me a ,tif -or . iijzi Both the Varsity and J. V. Cheerleaders greatly inspire us in all of Connallyis sports, especially football. This year, they have really outdone themselves by holding special Pep Rallies, painting signs, giving candy to the football guys, and mainly just by boosting our spirit. Our thanks go to all of them. G x , , xg . X X Q K, ' - A f Q X E' N 1 f .4-'H W .-.4-mf i sg., use it 12- lg SPIRIT CLUB y Q ' -,L 'L' W'-M .ui Z JL Under the guidance of Mrs. Volcik and President Cindy Tacker, this year's Spirit Club has been a factor in increasing Connally's spirit. These girls have sacrificed a large amount of their time and effort by assisting the Cheerleaders at football games, by holding the signs and forming spirit lines. Also, they won the Spirit Stick at the Homecoming Pep Rally. For these reasons, we would like to express our appreciation to them. 87 FLUTES Vickie Moore Dawn Hodde Debbie Blankenship Glynnis Cantrell Vickie Hannah Melody Mehler Sharon Stermer Melissa Steinocher Tracy Towery Sue Davis J annis Nichols Gina Hackworth Lisa Bowen CLARINETS Angie Lopez Sharon Berry Penny Cepak Sharon Lednickey Susan Kubiak Sam Hooten Cynthia Hatter Kim Jackson Troy Linkous 88 Laura Frazier Kathy Picha Nanci Culverhouse Andra Michel Tammy Towery Theresa Picha Martha Freeman Diane Rowell Tammy Stratten Joy Brault Robin Cary Vicki Hykel Pam Hutchins Cindy Becker Charlotte Robinson Latonya Wilkerson Mark Bolfing ALTO SAX Lance Decker Lynne Gilmore Chris J ones Armando Balzadua TENOR SAX Kim MacGibbon Leslie Gaeke Ronald Kroll Lynne Jones BARITONE SAX Patty Massier BASS CLARINET Toni Taylor Connie Marcle Beverly Kee CONCERT ALTO CLARINET Pam Massier OBOE Debbie Davis TRUMPETS Will Midgett Eric Damm David Dockupil Bobby Lopez Judy Patterson Sarah Hutyra Patricia Cepak Donna Moore TROMBONES Daleford Langston Steven Ware Brent Cooper Darryl Hackworth David Whatley Chippy Mitchell Connie Milner FRENCH HORNS Ray Hamilton Steve Lee Jimbo Stamper BARITONE Sherri Kroll TUBA Mark Jackson Kevin Statten Mark Laine DRUMS Warren Willey Wade Willey Randy Allen Major Wilson Ray Arnold Ginnie Abernathy Keith Larson Terry Gumbert Robby Stahr A lot of hard work and self-discipline helped to make the CHS Band improve as much as it did this year. Under the direction of Mr. Bobby Brooks and Mrs. Anne Broadus, band directors, and Angie Lopez and Kim MacGibbon, drum majors, the band progressed to a lst division at marching contest and made a l in sight reading and a ll in concert at U. I. L. Concert contest. The band had the pleasure of being directed by two wonderful student teachers, Mr. Jeff Trayster and Mr. David Schmidt. Every- one contributed to the building of this fine band and there is much hope and determination for the future. PRESENTI G THE l978-79 BIG BL E RCHI G AN Head Drum Major: Angie Lopez Asst. Drum Major: Kim MacGibbon Twirlers Qleft to rightj Pam Hutchins Debbie Blankenship Janis Nichols Lynn Jones Ginnie Abernathy Sue Davis Band just makes our day! CHS Band Council OOOOOOOh . . . shucks! Band President- Penny Cepak Vice-President4 Daleforde Langston Secretary! Lisa Bowen Treasurer- Randy Allen Historian- Judy Patterson +L A C d, 91 lo -,X v- 1-ff K X As-Qi, 1.2 -P - .1- X K I Q ., W J 2 ' K ff' ' - - f Q, , 55. Q ' b rdqiifi I , mr fl W1 5 - f, , ?fJf11Q,:v:g.,' ,- 'f V 5' 1 SO , . . y . .,,, . ,. 1, -A , X , - 5. mfr ., . ., , ' si: F- aw 1' A 5- J ' lf- - 4, , f ,- , hh 5 as AIN Hg. , X L,,,.,- 5 Y 5. 13,,,,f52 Q ,J M? .bi , W,kkk By 9 Q i I .W -Q.. ' 1 , -L I 4 S ,L X A if. gm Q-' RY. -' ft ffxmxg' ' 3 I Q 1 ' , ' ' 2 4 M f UC A1156 S Nw 1 wc- . .. f 15- s WM- -, ' 2 f ,ig 5 W3 --,,, , , -- ,-., - -2 w xg, 5 as 1---.. ,HT f M44 A 1 -' U A A , Q . .5 f rg 1 -. Q s f if MATH CREATIVE W Mg 4 1 ,,1, , .WZ -.M A . wx 2 -NMQQMQQ .gran-Span--W , M .M.m,p,,.,,wMm,w,, Wm, . WWMM. ,,,,... . X f KQV? H. S. L if E A,,,,A, A A My bake ,:,,,.. tt f Darla Adair and Daleforde Langston were some of the student teachers. Xl X Officers: Darla Bolfing Janna Cochran Amber Nix Debbie Stewart Kr1st1n Slpes tx , 14' . gg g,3gZcf: Spothght Club 455- 177.-'E N1 Semor FHA Hlxiw 2 I-HERE IQEIFT r' If-I '21!Q 1':g E 1 UCC. .1.f, 157 .. 5H'?f?Ui?5f4'l? M-fl E Y-P ., Wt' G F' 3. 6:3 .. -. -- 1-- 1 ifhzff ,V TQXl Tn TUTL Ein CMSH QUU CHNG Un 99919001 THMNH YUM WZ' CJ 4? .-1 rt 'P C, 4153 ra lf! nf. U0 ,.., .5 -1: -ff.. s 1 , A all 'f,, , ',.,ter,g, , - ,ff-J , ffl, . vp, w x ' fi f 5. 1 :QQ 43 S tl as I , 4 LL ' ' . af x ' pf.f:fff.J!Yf5zi:5L: , , -'Pr . .,,..-ffwe:.Qf:1ew.'3w l T V ,, , v- - TTUENT COUN The students on this years' Student Council have been a great tribute to Connally and have improved our involve- ment in District and State activities. They represented us at the Rosebud-Lott convention, the spring convention at Rockdale Where CHS Won second Vice-President of District VI, the mid-winter Workshop at Highland Baptist Encamp- ment and the State convention in San Antonio. At home, our Student Council has sponsored several projects such as voHeybaH gmneg dances a Student Councd buheun board, and of course Homecoming activities. Their main goals this year have been to launch an all-out clean-up campaign for the campus, to maintain first place in District VI for our blood drives, and to dedicate the Cadet Man tile in the commons area to Albert Richter. 99 LIBR RY X ww w ,.x...W. i ,,,- 1- N W I :Massa f ' . x - W ' -'-- - x . y 1 EW PAPER , Q VA . ,, ,Y 1.....umL gkq 5. j.. .. X 4' 8' 'K , M, . v . 46 Vg ' ,J V gary, 'N' 'Fm 'Y A5 if ,Y i ,fx QKJJQW ' as .4 f'f Y, , ' 'x v bg ' 1 3 ,J 575 a '5 f'7v..ir-3? ' rs. 5 . V i.,4 ,:4w,j -' 'vu ffm, Q ' Xml, , I-42254: .WM-f., 4' o 6 2 41 Q15 . ,qt - -,.., zzz, My-L V . '2 i1f' '- K A 5, - . Wil, Offme Duphcatmnx Q w .. uv .V MK, .'f,, ,,- . 5. ,fri- f .w.., ,qw 6 39 3....., .J FN w.-. R E 'ov-M-i 103 f1i:RQii+r::1z,..1,',- , W A !,kL.:.1,,.' At ,J Ev, :yi rx' , viii! 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'fm ONE WAY D0 NOT ENTER , .1 W wjgifrf, wf fuf' - ,nr I' 5-QB ha LN ' M H A 1' f i wr' 'f Mi Ji E MR. C.H.S. Ricky Bush Miss C.H.S. Tammy Moore I V V The exciting week of Homecoming activities at Connally came to a Left to Right: T, Moore, T, Sanders, J, Lindloff climax at the night of the big game. At half-time it was revealed that Darla Bolfing had been chosen by the student body as Homecoming Queen to represent the fighting Cadets as their victorious season came to an end. r We r ,,. ,Left to Right: C. O'Neal, K. Sipes, D. Boliing, M. Shiner, D. Davis, P. Cepak, C. Tacker, A. Norris, V. Anderson, K. Martin, D. Adair K. Lee, L. Wade, L. Kreder, R. Johnson, C. Martin, C. Culverhouse, E. Yerger, A. Lopez, T. Moore. I 111 MOST BEAUTIFUL Darla Bolfing Andy Lindloff MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Angie Lopez Wayne Walter FRIENDLIEST Ruthann Johnson Ricky Bush BIGGEST CLOWN Sarah Bush Daleforde Langston MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Ann Norris Ricky Bush BIGGEST FLIRT Terri Silaff Darren Lauber . .H , 114 MOST ATHLETIC Kelley Sipes Ray Praesel MOST TALENTED Shannon Whelan Randy Blackwell MOST SINCERE Angie Lopez Ricky Bush BEST DRESSED Darla Bolfing Andy Lindloff MR. IRRESISTIBLE Chris Pechacek OUTSTANDING FACULTY Mrs. Holder Mr. Lowe E 1' Nertney Smith Julie Lindloff S Q Freshman v o r i t e s Greg Davis Tina Moore Sophomore r i 11 e S ,A'W?'l W4 1 1 Terry Jean Martha Jones F a V Junior r i t e s .15 .5255 11. .A,,43ff4 ,mv K. ,. 5-1? at F a V o Senior i 'E Ricky Bush Tammy Moore C DET BOAST REGIONA Connally High School has been blessed with outstanding students, as can easily be seen by looking at this yearis district, regional, and state competitors. These people have sacrificed great amounts of their time and sweat to a cause which they felt deserved this effort-improving their personal skills to represent Connally High School and to be the best person they can be. Our congratulations go to them for their many accomplishments. IL WINNER DISTRICT WINNERS-Band: Randy Allen, lst: Lance Decker, 3rd, Daleford Langston, 3rdg Toni Taylor, 3rd. Journalism: Lance Decker, lst: Christine Martin, 3rd. Slide Rule: Eddie Stoker, lst: Charlie Lauber, 3rd. Science: Wayne Walter, Znd. One Act Play: 3rd, Girls Golf: Linda Peoples, 2nd medalist: team, 3rd. Baseball: Shane Loftin, lst team All District, lst team utility infielder: Ray Praesel, 2nd team All District, 2nd outfield: Andy Lindloff, 2nd team All District, 2nd team outfield. Girls Track: Donna Gaidessek, 220 dash, lst, high jump, 2nd, Laura Abney, discus, lst: Kristin Sipes, 440 relay, 2nd, 880 relay, 2nd, Julie Lindloff, 440 relay, Zndg Sarah Bush, 440 relay, 2nd 880 relay, 2nd: Chandai Phillips, 440 relay, 2nd, 880 relay, 2nd, 80 yard hurdles, lst. REGIONAL WINNERS-Band: Randy Allen, lst. Girls Track: Chandai Phillips, 80 yard hurdles, lst. STATE WINNERS-Band: Randy Allen, lst. Girls Track: Chandai Phillips, 80 yard hurdles, Sth. ,K k ' K , N-.5 . :xv . Ae M Tr F M- . 3' 5ri:1.g.c-7' - 5' -if, I I -52 -'eg , I 12: 'wx X ,fig Terri Sanders Annual Staff . . . Cheerleader . . . National Honor Society . . . Annual Staff Award . . . Student Council , , , Jr. Play. . . Jr. Princess. Annual Staff . . . Football . . . Jr. Class Favorite . . . Jr. Class President . . . National Honor Society . . . Student' Council . . . Cosmetology Award . . . Jr. Play. li- il!! Fellowship of Christian Athletes . . . Honor Graduate . . . Top 10 Percent . . . Band Sr. Rep .... 2nd Team All Zone Defensive End . . . 4 yrs. Tennis, Football, Band . . . lst Chair Trumpet . . . National Honor Society . . . Sr. Play. mf- K 'iii Will - Midget President Fellowship of Christian Athletes . . . National Honor Society . . . 4 yrs. Football . . . lst Team All District Offenseuand Defense . . . Superi Centex . . . 4 yrs. Basketball Honor-i able Mention . . . 4 yrs. Baseball . . .4 lst Team All District . . . Honorablet Mention Pitcher . . . Most Outstanding Boy's Ath .... Top 10 Percent . . . Annual Staff. Jr. Class Secretary . . . Fellowship of Christian Athletes . . . Future Teachers of America Treasurer . . . National Honor Society . . . Basketball . . . Student Council. Shane ' greg? Loftin J 1. f Honor Graduate . . . Whois Who in Texas Football . . . American High School Athletics . . . Sr. Play . . . Prom King . . . Captain of Football Team. Student Council President . . . Afro American Club President . . . Boy's Fellowship of Christian Athletes President . . . National Honor Society . . . Top 10 percent . . . lst team All District Offense and Defense . . . 4 yrs. Football and Track . . . 2 yrs. Basketball . . .Mr. C.H.S .... Sr. Class Favorite . . . Sr. Play . . .Most Sincere. Ricky Bush . I- re r s A Friendliest . . . Most School Spirit . . . 3rd District in 220 yd. dash . . . Northcrest P.T.A. Scholarship . . . Works for school. Northcrest P.T.A. scholarship . . . Student Council Parliamentarian . . . Future Farmers of America Secretary . . . Fellowship of Christian Athletes . . . Rodeo Club . . . Works for school . . . 4 yrs. Football and 2 yrs. Track. Paul Ward F ,fn l r National Honor Society . . . One Act Play . . .lMacbeth . . . Sr. Play . . . English IV Award . . . Teaching Exp. . . . Top 10 percent . . . Best Actress Zone . . . All Star Cast District. Bobbie Sue gl Moore Annual Staff . . . Jr. Class Vice Presi- dent . . . Student Council . . .National Honor Society . . . Volleyball . . . Jr. Play. President Math Club . . . Challenge . . . UlL Science . . . Jr. Play ...Most Likely to Succeed . . . Boy's State . . . Awards: Biology Il . . . Trigonometry . . . Spanish Il . . . Geology . . .Whois Who in Foreign Language in Texas and Oklahoma . . . National Honor Society. Wayne Walters N-., X 1 Q gg, 3 Z A D M I N I S T R A T Superintendent Mr. Mac Peoples I O s N Assistant Superintendent Bert Chrisman ' .slfzgi ASSiStaI1t Sl1DCfiI1tCl'1dCI1t Aide, Special Services Administration Secretaries J0hHI1y Riggins Dovie Burrows Beth Reed, Polly Barton If G SCHOOL D E R S 00:1 Counselor-Mrs, Wilson Principal-Mr. Banda Bookkeeper-Mrs. Flanagan ' - F , x ' gbz .W ,A , ,, .. ., , A Asst. Principal-Mr. Stewart ' , f Office Secretary-M rs. Snyder C. H. S. FACULTY . .. 415, , ,... , , if - f,.,,,, ... . , .,,,W,f ,f,r,,,-was-fr--ffggfw Q, :KA,q,w,,, Anderson, Lucy-Resource Anderson, Mike-CoachfW. History Arnold, Glenn-Bio.fBoys BB Coach Baldwin, Frances-Vocational Adm. Beaird, Aubrey-SpanishfAm. History Beseda, Janice-Eng. IfAm. HistoryfCh. Spons. Broaddus, Anne+Band Brooks, Bobby-Band Collins, Eugene-DraftingfArt lfAm. History Cook, Harriett-VOE Cossey, Franklin-I.C.'I'. Cunningham, Sharon-Dr. TeamfEng.f.lourn. Epperson, Jerrold-Am. HistfCoach Farris, Diane-Math Fawcett, Bettye-Librarian Fletcher, Lane-Eng. IXIIIXW. Hist.fTyp. Folley, Brenda-Typ. IflIfShorthandfAnnual Gailey, Melba-HealthfPEfVBfBBfTR Gentry, Frances-HECEXHMllfHs-Home Nur Gregory, Joan-Eng IVIW. Hist. 4-QW Holder! Karen-EngIlfYearbook Hollingsworth, Lynette-Office Dup. Irby, Robert-Choir Jaska, Jim-Boys PEfGirls BB Jaska, Pat-AlgIIjGeomfTrigfCal. Jones, Don-Voc. Agriculture Kampschafer, Amy-DEXPEL Laird, Peggy-Government Lowe, Rick-SpllfDramaIfll Mask, Debbie-Homemaking I Mills, Chuck-Athletic DirectorfSp.I Osterman, DonnyfFOMIfMathIfIIfTrack Pllanz, Martin-Biolfll Schaefer, Lois-Nurse Seylee, Barbara-Homemakingl Shelton, Estelle-EnglIfIIIfCr. Writing Smith, Maereatha-TypfAcctfBusfEng Volcik, Rose-AlgIfBas.AlgI Yoakum, Betty-Resource NOT PICTURED Laird, Glover Lester, Marcia Pierce, David Reis, Ava Reis, Nick Scott, Bill E I v 1 5 ., ,,,., , E' af if A? W' , ' , ,, 7 4' Ia' .V ,nf .. 9315 Zg 1 2 ff 1 v ' -f'- ' f W A ,, fn , -2 FRESHMAN SR. 82 CLASS OFFICERS: Pres., Carol Peoplesg V. Pres., Barnie Malcomg Sect., Ricky Mahan, Treas., Theresa Pryor. X Abney, Beverly Abney, Laura Adkins, Laurie Allenbaugh, Mark Anderson, Kent Ard, Pamela Ard, David Ard, Sherrie Austin, Trudy Badley, Teresa Baker, Jerry Barton, Darryl Baros, Cynthia Bass, Tommy Baugh, Rodney Bazaldua, Armando Beaman, Diane Beck, Mike Becker, Cindy Beheler, Connie Benner, Brenda Berger, Fern Birdsong, Keith Bone, Patricia Boothe, Tamara Bradbury, Jana Bright, Michael Britt, Roy Brow, Lisa Brown, Midge Bryant, Luke Buckland, Debra Burrow, Darren Busch, Teresa Buster, Janice Byars, Diane Byram, Cindy Cannon, Sherri Carey, Robin Casey, Lee Chapman, Jeff Chapman, Randy Christian, Jeff Coleman, Cathy Collier, Christine Collier, Wallace Courtney, Penny Crump, Tammara Culverhouse, Nanci Culverhouse, Sheila Daddario, Angie Davis, Cathy Davis, Greg Davis, Sue Denney, Jamie Dulock, Jeffrey Durham, Terry Eastburn, Ricky Ellis, Shan Ferguson, Charles Ferrill, Becky Flores, Rosie Fort, Laura Gaidusek, Donna Garland, Warren Ghods, Maliheh Gilbert, Brad Glass, Bobi Grays, Ronald Greer, Maurice Grismore, Debra Gumbert, Terry Hannah, Vikki Hays, Jo Ann Herbelin, Teresa Herrera, Albert Hinojosa, Omar Hodde, Dawn Holbert, Holland Holland Hooper, Marsha Diana Gary James Howse, Jimmie Huekabay, Lisa Hurst, Lisa Hutchins, Jody Hutyra, Sara Hykel, Vicki Jernigan, Barbara Johnson, Larry Jones, James Jordan, Gina King, Roderick Komar, Ron Krolcyzk, Dale Kroll, Ronald Lancaster, Renee Lee, Kathy Lemanski, Derek McBride, Morgan McGaught, Cohen McGaughy, Eugene McGoldrick, David McNeil, Johnny Mabile, Todd Mahan, Ricky Malcom, Barnie Maier, Jeffrey Marcle, Connie Martin, Cheryl Martin, Cindie Michel, Andra Midgett, John Milner, Connie Mitchell, Chip Molina, Arthur Moore, Donna Moore, Tina Moore, Vickie Moorehouse, Errol Moran, Joyce Mormino, Kathy Niles, Denise Niles, Robyn Nolan, Cathy Nors, Cindy Novia, Carl Ochoa, Daylon O'Neal, Kenneth Pardue, Margarita Parton, Joey Peoples, Carol Picha, James Pilgrim, Lanetta Pryor, Theresa Queener, Donna Reed, Jim Bob Reneau, Wayne Richardson, Dale Richardson, David Richter, Vickie Rios, Leo Roberts, Tinnie Robinson, Charlott Sanchez, Rosie Sedillo, Danny Shilling, Dana Shilling, Tommy Shiner, Robert Shrock, Sherrie Skelton, Deanna Slovak, Danny Slovak, Donnie Smith, Karla C ., ., ----f.fi,Q-g,-f--- W- E? ' 'sf Egan! Stahr, Robert Slermer, Sharon Straten, Kevin Straten, Tammy Stroud, Dennis Sullivan, Pat Swisher, Donald Symank, Melonie Tate, Gina Thomas, Mike Towery, Tracy Tynes, Blake Walker, Lewis Wallis, Donna Walker, Bill Ware, Steven Watts, Leslie Wells, Danie West, Bobby Whatley, Steven Willson, Audrey Wilson, Major Wilson, Robin Wood, Tony Woodward, Johnny Young, Joni Zaehring, Kris Zost, Susan E xg. CLASS OFFICERS: Pres., Jay White, V. Pres., Darryl Hackworthg Sect., Charlie Lauberg Treas., Julie Lindloff r, A-N W' V Q. , . - f lava is ll e A A ff - ' .cififu i'r?Hf'flf H ' f . v 'T f V 1. nuaw K ,z Pwr ' .IQ - ,N in , Liy y X . Eg . cg ,VH .V , , ,ski fr , fr .gait 1. gr 4. s l ,w...w pf, , x l ' .7 :Mimi i. ' ' Q, 'V M. ' . ' W' - ' ' 1f.fff32fi,-. 5'vz15 ' 1 ' 1 fg f ,v ga e- mfg ' if ' f ' .X - M' 'fill , i 1 , A - fizl . ' . ,: Wifi' 5f:f1x,.:':.'f,2-ti-'fl ' 3 Q A ...,. ., . ' 'xi' w. ' Sp. ' fI,E?i5Ei9?f?f E 'ff 1 K f 3, if-zgffy uw' ,,,,,5ig5::f .. 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'F' whey' aw .K Mehler, Melody Merritt, Boyd Michel, Sam Midgett, Elizabeth Mitchell, Bobby Mitchell, Linda Motis, Patricia Nichols, Jannis Nolan, Darlene Nolan, Nancy Norris, Bcnji Owens, Linda Pechacek, Chris Peoples, Linda Perez, Rita Pettey, Bubba Phillips, Chandai Phillips, Mike Picha, Kathy Pierce, Ricky Porter, Martin Pugh, Denise Raines, Greg Ray, Carrie Reid, Ricky Richardson, Anita Riechs, Daniel Ritch, Leslie Roberts, Carolyn Satchell, Roderick Schrock, Lynn Scott, Patricia Sedillo, Maxie Shaw, James Silaff, Terri K X Williams, Jane Williams, Tammy Willis, Lisa Wilson, Chatt Woodruff, Janice Slovak, Lorrie Smith, Darryl Smith, David Smith, Lance Smith, Thomas Smith, Vertney Stamper, Jimmy Stamper, Pam Stamps, Craig Swisher, Bryan Thomas, Jon Thomas, Lisa Thornton, Ted Towery, Trent Tyncs, Anne Valdez, Louis Van Winkle, Wayland Veselka, Christine Wells, Robyn White, Jay White, Kelly ,JG 1 UN IDRS SR. 80 A ' ' 1 ,. M S . , ' CLASS QFFICERS: Pres., Terry Jeang V. Pres,, Bobbie Sue Mooreg Sect., Amber Nixg Treas., Kim McGibbon. , 1 Arnold, Ray Beamon, Melody Beene, Kim Beheler, Allen Blackwell, Chois Bland, Debbie Brault, Stacie Bridger, Rodney Brown, Debbie Brown, Ty Byram, Charles Caldwell, Jimmy Cannon, Doug Cantwell, Joe Casey, Jerri Christopher, Mark Cochran, Barbara Coffman, Kay Courtney, Vickie Culverhouse, Ernie Daddario, Diane Davis, Debbie Decker, Lance De la Garza, Yolanda Dubois, Judy Duke, Leon Ferguson, Tina Flores, Linda Fore, Sandra Forcher, Janice Frazier, Kelly Freeman, Martha Friend, Connie Fronek, Dee Gaidusek, Bernadine Gaidusek, Tom Gatlin, Rebecca Gilmore, Lynn Greer, Marilyn Hackworth, Diana Haliburton, Esteena Hancock, Stuart Harwell, Barbara Hays, Jerry Hendrick, David Hill, Bill Hill, Jeff Hinajosa, Cindy Hjemstead, Thor Holland, Don Horn, Jeff Hutyra, Darlene Hykel, Glenn Jackson, Kim Jackson, Mark Jean, Terry Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Tammie Jones, Darron Jones, Lynn Keel, Johnny Kissinger, Randy Lacey, Darla Lambert, Joe Lee, Darrell Lee, Jimmy Light, Teresa Linkous, Troy Logan, Deidra Looney, Robin MacGibbon, Kim Madden, Craig Mahan, Marla Marshall, Ronnie Mauk, Jimmy McKamie, Lisa McMurtray, Charles Meadors, Faye Middleton, Terry Miller, Donna Molina, Joe Moore, Bobbie Sue Moorhouse, Dee Moorman, Lance Moran, Ruby Nichols, David Nix, Amber Norwood, Sonya Odle, Lynette Owen, Don Picha, Theresa Priccr, Linda Queencr, Paula Quiram, Connie Ragsdale, Randy Ray, Ginger Reichel, Gerald Reichel, Greg Richardson, Steve Roberts, Steve Salazar, Victor Sanders, Terri Shumate, Kathy Sipcs, Kristin Steen, Darla Steinocher, Melissa Suri, Scott Taylor, Toni Teal, Robin Thompson, Frances Walsh, Robyn Walter, Wayne Ward, Sandi Whatley, David Whelan, Shannon Willey, Willey, Wilson, Wilson Wilson Wade Warren Bella Rhonda Steve I 1 I3-it ,I y . f '51 2524257 5 a t , ' J, W ,, - CLASS OFFICERS: Pres., Chris Cantrellg V. Pres., Darren Lauberg Sect., Daleford Langston, Treas., Cindy Tacker Adair, Darla Aimer, Gerald Allen, Randy Anderson, Clinton Anderson, Valencia Armstrong, David Baldwin, Janet Bates, Cathy Berry, Sharon Birdsong, Lindsey Birdwell, Jamie Blackwell, Randy Bolfing, Darla Boman, Julie Boothe, Brian Bowen, Lisa Bradbury, Karen Bright, Lawrence Broadus, Keith Bryant, Vicki Buck, Phillip Busch, Francene Bush, Ricky Cantrell, Chris Carrizales, Alfredo Casper, Tim Cepak, Penny Charanza, Richard Cochran, Janna Connor, Elizabeth Courtney, Charles Crouch, June Culverhouse, Cindy Cunningham, Roy Damm, Victor Daubenspeck, Donna Davis, Dawn Davis, Jeryl Eaton, John Ellis, Valerie Flores, Johnny Freeman, Donald Gaylor, Dana Gaylor, Lana Glaze, Darren Grones, Donnie Grones, Ronnie Haines, Dianna Hall, John Hamilton, Ray Harwell, Duane Hatter, Cynthia Hays, James Hodde, Richard Holliefield, Steve Hromadka, Dorrie Hutyra, Darlene Hutyra, Kimberly Jirasek, Micheal Johnson, Janice Johnson, John Johnson, Ruthann Kreder, Lori Kroll, Sherri Langston, Daleford Lauber, Darren Lednicky, Sharon Lee, Karen Lindley , John Lindloff, Andy Linkous, Donna Loftin, Shane Lopez, Angelina Luedke, Rebecca Mabile, Andy Maler, Jeannine Maedgen, Debbie Martin, Christine Martin, Karen Massirer, Pam McDonald, Jolma Midgell, Will Moore, Anita Moore, Tammy Muegge, Michael Murrell, Natalie Nolan, Peggy Norris, Ann O'Neal, Cindy Page, Rosie Page, Tim Pardue, Pam Patterson, Judy Polk, Delta Praesel, Ray Price, Tammy Pricer, Bill Pryor, Angie Ramirez, Rene Roberson, Darrellene Robison, Larry Rowell, Diane Safron, Mark Sanchez, Debbie Sauls, Vicki Scott, Greg Shehorn, Greg Shiner, Mary Lou Shipp, Diane Simons, Paula Sipes, Kelly Slovak, David Smith, Melissa Snider, Laura Spillman, Johnny Stamps, Jeffrey Stinson, Randy Stoker, Eddie Stroud, Danny Symank, Edwina Tacker, Cindy Teague, Melonie Thomas, Donna Thomas, Stephanie Topham, Cathy Towery, Tammy Veselka, Rose Wade, Laurie Wagner, Marda Walker, Anthony Walker, Christie Ward, Paul Henson, Martin Pittman, Brenda Whatley, Scott White, Terry Williams, Andy Williams, Larry Wilson, Brad Wood, Sandra Yerger, Ellena York, William Zeahring, Holly Amy, Kris Barrington, Mark Dever, Sandy Not Pictured Click, Andy Marek, Edwin Smith, Tammy Woodruff, Gerald x uv ,.. 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ALLEN, RANDY-Spanish Club 1, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Band District Honors 2, 3, 4, Band Regional Honors 2, 3, 4, Band State Honors 3, 4, Area Band Honors 2, 3, 4. ALLENBAUGH, TAMERA-Student Coun- cil 3, 4. AMY, KRISTIN-Creative Writing 3, 4, Hero FHA. ANDEIEON, CLINTON-Bass Club 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, NHS 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Lakeview PTA Scholarshi 4, Baseball 1, 2. ANDERSON, VALENCIA-Basketball 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Afro-American Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Spirit Club 4, News iaper Staff 4, Homecoming Nominee 4, I'lero FHA. ARMSTRONG, DAVID-Debate 1, 2, Spotlight Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Chess Club 2, Creative Writinf' Club 3, 4. BARRINGTON, MARK-Football 1, Track 1, Chess Club 2, FFA 3. BATES, CATHY-S anish Club 1,' 2, 3, 4, Jr. FHA 1, Spanisli I Award 1, Sr. FHA 2, Secretar , Spirit Club 2, 3, 4, Business Club 3, lxresident 4, NHS 3, 4, Drill Team 3, Mana er, Senior Class Play 4, Typing II AwarcF4. BERRY, SHARON-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band UIL Honors 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, FFA 3, reporter 4, NHS 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Pla 4, Ag I Award 3. BIRDSONC, LINDSET-Band 1, 2, 3, UIL Band Honors 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Bass Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Li- brary Assistant 4. BIRDWELL, JAMIE-Spanish Club 1, 2, FHA 1, UIL Honors 3, OEA President 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, News- a er Award 4. BLXCPKWELL, RANDY-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Sta e Band 2, Most Talented 4. BOLFINC, DAISLA--Spirit Club I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, FHA 1, Suanish Club 1, JV Cheerleader 2, FTA 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Li- brary Club 2, 3, Parliamentarian 4, Var- sity Cheerleader 3, 4, UIL Journalism Honors 2, 3, Library Assistant 3, Most Beautiful 3, 4, Best Dressed 3, 4, M 'A 'S H 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Asst. Editor 4, Homecoming Queen 4. BO1VlAN,JULlE-Track 1, 'olleyball 1, 2, 3, Drill Team 3, NHS 3, 2nd Team All Dist., Volle ball 3. BOOTHE, BRIAN-Band 1, Football 1, S irit Club 2, UIL SpeechfDrama 2, 3, ICT 3, HECE 4, President. BOWEN, LISA-Jr. FHA 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, UIL Band Honors 1, 2, Newspaper Staff 2. BRADBURY, KAREN-Band 1, 2, FHA 1, Spirit Club 4, DECA 4, Newspaper Staff 4. BRIGHT, LAWRENCE-FFA 1, 2, 3, Sen- tinel, 4 President, Football 2, 3, 4, Ag 111 Award 3. BROADUS, KEITH-VOCCT Competition 3, 4. BRYANT, VICKIE-Office Duplication 1, 2, Basketball Mgr. 2, Spirit Club 2, Student Council 2, Rodeo Club 2, Choir 3, DECA 4. BUCK, PHILLIP-ICT 3, HECE 4. BUSCH, FRANCENE-FTA 3, 4, Spirit Club 3, 4, Creative Writin 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Student CounciT 4, Home Sl Family Living Award 4. 166 SENIOR CREDITS BUSH, RICKY-Class President 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 4 President, Ull. Track llonors 2, 3, U11 Band Honors 2, Class Favorite 2, 4, Mr. CHS 4, Choir 3, Most School Spirit 3, 4, Football Captain 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, School record, longjump 3, UIL Football Honors 4, Senior Class Play 4, Afro-American Club 4, President, FCA 4, President, Stu- dent Council Serviee Award 4. CANTRELL, CHRIS-S eechlDebate UIL Honors I, 2, 3, Spotliglit Club 1, 2, Secre- tar , 3 President, One-Act Play 1, 2, 3, Debate Award 2, Challenge Team 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 3 President, Junior Class Play 3, En lish III Award 3, lVI'l4A:'S iH 3, Class President 4, Student Council 4, Na- tional Merit Finalist 4, 'gMacBeth 4, NHS 3, 4. CARRIZALES, ALFREDO-Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Junior Class Play 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Senior Class Play 4. CASPER, TIM-A I Award 1, FFA 1, 2, Ag II Award 2, ICT 3, 4, VICA 3, 4 Presi- dent, Draftin Award 4. CEPAK, PENNTI-Class Treasurer 1, FHA l 1stVice-Pres., Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Student Council 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - lllresident, NHS 3, 4 Treasurer, FCA 3, 4 reasurer, Homecoming Nominee 4, Prom gueen 4, Band Sweetheart 4. CHARAN A, RICHARD-Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Coll' 1, Track 1, 2, Ten- nis 1, 2, 3, 4, ICT 3, 4. COCHRAN, JANNA-FTA 1, 2 Treasurer 3 President, 4 President, Jr. FHA 1, Tennis 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Speech UIL Honors 1, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Junior Class Play 3, Spotlight Club 3, Drill Team M r. 4. COLLINS, JEANDE-Pep Squad 1, Choir 1, Creative Writing Club 4. COURTNEY, CHARLES-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bass Club 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, UIL Honors, Football 4, Senior Class Play 4. CROUCH, JUNE-Track 1, Junior FHA 1, Office Duplication Club 1, Senior FHA 2, Volleyball 2, 3, 4-UIL Honors, Student Asst. 4, OEA 4. CULVERHOUSE, CINDY-Student Council 1, 2, Freshman Class Vice-Pres. 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, FCA 1, Volleyball 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Class Favorite 2, HECE Award 4, Homecoming Sueen Nominee 4. CU NINGHAM, ROY-Football Mgr. 1, 2, Band 1, 2, DECA 3, 4. DAIVIIVI, VICTOR-SpeechfDcbate UIL Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, One-Act Play I, 2, 3, 4, Spotlight Club 2 President, 3 Secretary, Debate Award 2, 3, Chess Club 2, 3, i'Androclcs and the Lion 2, M A 'S 'H 3, Junior Class Play 3, NHS 3, 4, Creative Writing Club 3, 4, f'MacBeth 4, Student Council 4, Challenge Team 4, Mr. FTA Dist. Winner 4, Senior Class Play 4, Crea- tive Writing Award 4, Drama II Award 4. DAUBENSPECK, DONNA-FHA 1, News- paper Staff 2, 4, Creative Writing Club 3, IA 3, 4, Spirit Club 3, 4, Student Teacher 4. DAVIS, DAWN-Tennis 1, 2, Spirit Club 1, 2, FHA 1, Spanish Club 1, Drill Team 3, 4, UIL Honors, Journalism 3, Newspaper Staff 4. DAVIS, JERYL-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. DECKER, GERALD EATON, JOHN-VICA 3 Parliamentarian, ICT 3, 4. ELLIS, VALERIE-Band 1, Choir 4, Cos- metolo 3, 4. FLORES, EDHNNY-DE 3, 4. FREEMAN, DONALD-FFA 1, 2, Football 1, 2, DECA 3, 4 President, DE II Award 4. GAYLOR, DANA-Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, Ull. Typing Honors 3, DECA 4. GAYLOR, LANA-S anish Club 1, 2, 3, FHA 1 Vice-Pres., Spirit Club 1, 2, 3, Of- fice Asst. 3, 4, Business Club 3. CLAZE, DARREN-Bass Club 1, 2, Spirit Club 1, Rodeo Club l, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, ICT 4. CRONES, DONNIE-FFA 1, 2, DECA 3 Treasurer, 4 Vice-Pres. CRONES, RONNIE-FFA 1, 2, VICA 3, 4. HAINES, DIANNA-Jr. FHA 1 President, Band 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 4, FHA Award 1, Sr. FHA 2 Ist Vice-Pres., An- nual Staff 2, 3, 4 Editor, One-Act Play 3, NHS 3, 4, Creative Writing Club 3 Treas. 4, Who's Who 3, Spotlight Club 3, 4, Stu- dent Teaeher 4, Senior Class Plav 4. HALL, JOHN-Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Golf 1, 3, Tennis 1. 1 4 HAIVIILTON, RAY-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, UI1.l Band Honors 1, 2, 4, Chess Club 1, ICT 3. HARWELL, DUANE-Baseball 1, FFA 1, 2, Rodeo Club 1, Track 1, DECA 3, 4. HATTER, CYNTHIA-Band 1, 3, UIL Band Honors 1, 3, Newspaper Staff 2, 4, Crea- tive Writin Club 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4. HAYS, JAMES-Spanish Club 1, American History Award 1, Algebra I Award 1, Stu- dent Council 2, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3 Sec., 4 Sec., Challenge 2, 3, 4, Biology II Award 3, NHS 3, 4, UIL Science Honors 3, 4, Valedictorian 4. HEJL, CATHY-Homemaking I Award 2, HECE 4, HERO FHA Award 4. HODDE, RICHARD-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4, Track 1, 2, 3: FFA 1, 2 Treas. 3, 4 Vice-Pres., Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, Spirit Club 1, UII. Track Honors 2, Basketball Ull. Honors 2, 3, 4, NHS 3 ' UII. Football Ilonors 4. HOLLIEFIELD, STEVE--Football 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, Track 3, DE 3, 4. HORMADKA, DORRIE-Spanish Club 1, Jr. FHA 1, Drill Team 2, 3 Co-Capt., 4 Captain, FTA 3, OEA 4, Bat girl, baseball team 4. HUTYRA, DARLENE-FFA 1, 2, 3. -4. 1 l l HUTYRA, KIM-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track i 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, Band 1, 2, UIL Basketball Honors 3, Spirit Club 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, FCA 3, 4, Office Asst. 4. JOHNSON, JANICE-Band 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, Spirit Club 2, 3, 4, , Creative Writing Club 3, 4, Student Council 4' Student Teacher 4. JOHNSON, JOHN-Track 1, 2, 3, Football 2, I 3, 4, Afro-American Club 2, ICT 3, 4. JOHNSON, RUTHANN-Band 1, 2, Baskct- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, UIL English Honors 1, Class Secretary 2, Student Council 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Spirit Club 2 Pres. 3, 4, UIL Golf Honors 2, 3, NHS 3, 4, FCA 4, Homecoming Queen Nominee 4, Office Asst. 4. KREDER, LOR1-S anish Club 1, 2, 3, Jr. FHA 1, Volleybalfl, 2 Ca mt. 3, 4, News a- per Staff 2, Business Ciub 3, 4, Oflilce Asst. 3, Spirit Club 4, NHS 4, Homecom- ing Queen Nominee 4, Library Asst. 4, Student Council 4. KROLL, SHERRI-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. FHA 1, Band UIL Honors 1, FTA 4, FTA Award 4. LANCSTON, DALEFORDE-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band UIL Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Sta e Band 1, 2, Track 2, 3, Afro- Ameriean Club 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Class Secretar 4, Annual Staff 4. LAUBER, DARREN-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, UIL Math Honors 2, Challenge Team 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, NHS 3. 4 Vice- Pres., Annual Staff 3, 4, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Biff est Flirt 4. LEE, KASIEN-,Ir. FHA 1, Choir 2, Rodeo Club 2, 3, DECA 3, 4, Homecoming Queen Nominee 4. LEDNICKY, SHARON-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band UII. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, NIIS 3, 4, UIL Typing Honors 3, OEA 4, Band Council 4. I.INDl.OI F, ANDY-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Coll' 1, 2, Best Dressed 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Ae- eounting I Award 4. LINKOUS, DONNA-Band 1, 2, 3, Band UII. Honors 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, NHS 3, 4, Spotlight Club 3, 4, One-Act Play 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, Teacher Aide 4, Drama Il Award 4. LOFTIN, SHANE-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Coll' 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Band UII. Honors 1, Class Vice-Pres. 1, 2. 3, NHS 3, 4, Football Captain 4, Football UI1. Honors 4, Super Cen-Tex 4, Annual Staff 4, FCA 4 Pres., Who's Who 3, 4. LOPEZ, ANGIE-Class See.fTreas. 1, Stu- dent Council 1, 3, 4, Band I. 2, 3, 4, Band U11. Honors 1, 2. 3, 4, English Il Award 2, Algebra II Award 2, Creative Writing 2, 3 Pres., 4 Pres., Class Vice-Pres. 3, junior Class Homecoming Princess 3, ,Iunior Class Favorite 3, NHS 3, 4 Pres., Ceome- try Award 3, Band Sweetheart 3, Drum Nlaior 4, Homecoming Queen Nominee 4, Salutatorian 4. LUEDKE, REBECCA-FTA 4. MABILE, ANTHONY-ICT 4. MALER, .IEANNINE-Tennis 1, DECA 3, 4. MAREK, EDWIN-DECA 3, 4. MARTIN, CHRISTINE-Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spirit Club 2, 3, 4, UIL Journalism Ilonors 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 3, Business Club 4, Homecoming Queen Nominee 4, Ol'l1ce Asst. 4, NHS 4, Senior Class Play 4, Annual Stall' 4, Newspaper Staff 4. MARTIN, KAREN-Band 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, ,Ir. FHA 1, UIL Band Honors 2, 3, HECE 4, OEA 4, Drill Team 4, Home- COITIIIIW Queen Nominee 4. MASSIRESR, PAM-Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Band UIL Honors 1, 3, 4, Creative Writing Club 2, Newspa Jer Stall' 2, 3, 4 Editor. McDONA1.D, ,IOI'lINA-FHA 1, Spanish Club 2, Drill Team 3, OEA 4, Business Club 4, FTA 4, UI1. Typing Honors 4, Student Teacher 4. MIDGETT, WILL-Band I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 1, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4 See., UIL Band Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, ColI'2, Track 2, NHS 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Challenge Team 4. MOORE, ANITA-Spanish CTub 1, ,Ir. FHA 1 Sec., FTA 1, 2, DE 3 Vice-Pres., Choir 3, OEA 4, Teachin Asst. 4. MOORE, TAMMY-Fraek 1, 2, Tennis 1, Spirit Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4-Head, Librai Club 3, 4 Pres., NHS 4, Homecoming Queen Nominee 4, FCA 4, Senior Class Favorite 4, Miss CHS. MUECCE, MICHAEL-DECA 3, 4. MURRELL, NATALIE-Afro-American Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spirit Club 2, HERO FHA 3, 4. NOLAN, PEGGY-FHA 2, Choir 3. NORRIS, ANN--Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track M r. 1, FHA 1, 2 Treasurer, S irit Club 2, 3-Wice-Pres., 4 Vice-Pres., FTCA 2, 3, 4 Pres., FHA 3 Pres., Most School Spirit 3, 4, Library Club 3, Library Asst. 3, Home- coming Queen Nominee 4, Student Council 4, NHS 4. 0'NEAL, CINDY-Sophomore Homecom- ing Princess 2, Class Treasurer 2, Crea- tive Writing Club 3, Library Asst. 4, SENIOR CREDITS Homecoming Queen Nominee 4. PACE, TIM-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, Band 1, Track 1, 2, UIL Choir Honors 3, DECA 4. PARDUE, PAM-English I Award 1, One- Act Play 1, 3, 4, Band 1, FHA 1, S Janish Club 2, ,Iunior Class Play 3, Psycholoev Award 3, Creative Writing Club 3, 4, NPTS 3, 4, Who's Yvho 3, 4, I FA 4, Teachin Asst. 4, 'iMac-Bethi' 4, Enfflish IV Awarg 4, Ull. Drama Ilonors 3, PATTERSON, ,IUDY-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band UII. Honors 1, 4, FIIA 1, Athletics Mgr. 1, 2, Newspaper Stall' 4, OEA 4 Treas- urer, Band Council 4. PITTMAN, BRENDA-Tennis 1, Track 1, FHA 1, 2, Teaching Asst. 3, 4, Volleyball M r. 3, FFA 3. POLIC, DELTA-Honor Freshman Award 1, Basketball 1, Jr. FHA 1 Parl,, Track 1, Basic Algebra I1 Award 2, Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, Spirit Club 2, 3, 4, Al'ro-Ameri- can Club 2, 4 Secretary, NHS 3, 4, Track Mgr. 3, Creative Writin Club 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Senior Class Play 4. PRAESEL, RAY-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 'I' ping I Award 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bass Cllub 2, Football UIL Honors 3, 4, Super Cen-Tex 4, Track UIL Honors 3, Baseball UII. Honors 4, American Legion Boy's State 3, NHS 3, 4, Annual Stall' 4, Wlic1's Who 3, Most Athletic 4. PRICE, TAMMY-Band 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, FHA 1. PRICER, BILL-Track 1, 2, S Janish Club 1, I-'FA 2, 3, 4 Treas., Rodeo Club 3, FCA 3, Creative Writing Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Annual Stall' 4, Baseball 4, Ag III Award 4. PRYOR, ANCIE-Elm Mott PTA Scholar- shi J 4. RAIVIIIIEZ, RONE-Football 1, 2, 3, Basket- ball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, DECA 4. RICHARDSON, WAYNE-Football 1, 2, 4. ROBBERSON, DARRELENE-Band 1, Band UII. Honors 1, NHS 3, 4, FHA 3 Sec., Teaching Asst. 3, 4, Creative Writ- ing Club 3, 4, FTA 4, Ilome Nursing Award 4. ROBISON, LARRY-Band 1, 2, 3, Band UII. Honors 1, 2, Stage Band 1, Baseball 3, 4, DECA 3, 4, Bass Club 4. ROWELL, DIANE-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, FHA 1, 2, Band UIL Honors 1, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, OEA 4, Band Council 4. SANCHEZ, DEBBIE-Band 1, 2, Spirit Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Creative Writing Club 3, 4 Sec., Library Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Spotlight Club 4, Coll' 4, Senior Class Play 4, Tennis 4, OEA 4. SAULS, VICKI-FHA 1, Spanish Club 1, Class Ollicer 1, 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec., Band 1, 2, 3, Band Ull. Honors 1, 2, NHS 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. SHINER, MARY LOU-Basketball 1, Track 1, ,Ir. FHA 1, I-'TA 2, 3, 4, Creative Writ- ing Club 2, 3, 4, Spirit Club 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Spanish Club 4, Homecom- ing gueen Nominee 4, Newspaper 1, Of- lice sst. 4. DEVER, SANDY-Afro-American Club 3, 4. SHEHORN, GREG-Basketball 1, 2, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Football U11. Honors 4, Base- ball UII. Honors 2, 3, 4. SHIPP, DIANE-Spotli ht Club 2, 3, 4. SIMONS, PAULA-Voie ball 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Spirit Club 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, FFA 3, Rodeo Club 3, 4, OEA 4, Library Club 4, Teaching Asst. 4. SIPES, KELLEY-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Track UIL Honors 2, 3, 4, Spirit Club 2, 3, 4, UII. Typing Honors 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Basketball UIL Honors 3, Who's Who 3, NHS 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Teaching Asst. 4, Homecoming Queen Nominee 4, Student Council 4, FCA 4. SLOVAK, DAVID-Football 1, 2. 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, Baseball 2, ICT 4. SMITH, MELISSA-Basketball I, FHA I, 2, Spanish Club 1, DECA 3, 4, Spirit Club 4. SNIDER, LAURA-Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, News iaper Stall' 2. SPILLMAN, ,IOHNlNY-Football I. 2, Band 1, 2, Track Mgr. 1, Tennis 1. 2, Tennis Un. Honors 2,TFA 1, 2, Rodeo Club 2, 3, Syirit Club 2, DECA 3, 4. STAMPS, JEFF-Football 1, Coll' 1, 2, 3, Tennis 1, ICT 3, 4. STOKI-IR, EDDIE-Spanish Club 2, 3, NHS 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Challenge Team 3, Math Club 3, 4 Vice-Pres., UII. Math Ilonors 3, 4, Track 3, ,Iunior Class Play 3, Senior Class Plav 4. SYMANK, EDWINA-Track 1, 2, Basket- ball 1. 2, Band 1, 2, FHA 1, Rodeo Club 1, Business Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres., Library Asst. 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Senior Class Plav 4. THOMAS, DONNA-Spirit Club 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Creative Writing Club 3, 4, UI1. ,Iournalism Ilonors 3, NHS 4, Annual Stall' 4, News raper Stall' 4, Business Club 4, Teaching TIIOMAS, SFEPHANIE-Basketball 1, Track 1, Aliro-American Club 1, Spirit Club 2, Choir 3, HERO FHA 4. TOWERY, TAMMY-Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, Band 1, 2, 4, FHA I, UII. Band Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 4. VESELKA, ROSE-Ir. FHA I Hist., Spanish Club 1, 2, Spirit Club 1, World History Award 2, Sr. FHA 2, News Japer Stall' 2, NHS 3, 4, Creative Writing Club 3. 4, U11. Shorthand Ilonors 4. WADE, LAURIE-Tennis 1, Track 1, Band 1, 2, FHA 1, Spirit Club 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, DECA 3, Homecoming Queen Nominee 4. WACNER, NIARDA-Jr. FHA 1, FTA 1, 2, Choir 3, OEA 4, S irit Club 4. WALKER, ANTHONF-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Football UIL Honors 4, Track 2, ICT 3. WARD, PAUI.-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3 Pres., 4 Sec., Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Spirit Club 1, 2, DECA 3, Student Council 4, FCA 4, Who's Who 4. WHATLEY, SCOTT-Library Club 1, Track 1, DECA 2, 3, 4, DECA Competition Honors 4. WHITE, TERRY-FFA 1, 2, 3 Sec., Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3 Pres., 4 Pres., ICT 4. W11.I.IA1VIS, ANDY-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football UII. Honors 4' NIIS 4. WILLIAMS, LARRY-Football 1, 2, S anish Club 1, DECA 4. WILSON, BRAD-Band 1, 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 4. WOOD, SANDRA-FHA 2, Spirit Club 2, Library Club 4. YERGER, ELLENA-Spanish Club 1, 2, Spirit Club 2, 3, Business Club 3, 4, ,Iunior Class Play 3, One-Act Play 3, I'M 'A'kS 'H 3, Senior Class Play 4, Homecoming Qffen Nominee 4. YORK, CLIFFOR ICT 3, 4. ZAEHRING, HOLLY-I-IERO FHA 4. s 167 168 RE 'I'Iw 'film-s of Your Lili? Music-Rugvr Nivlmls Lyrics-Bill Lane Copyright-1974 Roger Nichols Music, Inc. fbi., ,SW ff cfs U J' X 2 'al Q E, X J ,hu 'Wt 4V, xn 1?5,Wv'v
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