David Crockett High School - Texan Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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The twenty-four Who's Who winners were chosen out of 550 seniors this year. These students were chosen for their scholarship, leader- ship and all around charac- ter. 1. Sam Kelley reviews the football field on some of his time off from the game. 2. Kevin Hielscher participates in the senior variety show to a pleased audience. 3 Buddy Dunn delivers a speech in the gym to the senior class. 4. Alice Aldridge portrays a band member in one of the cheerleader skits. 5. Molly Ward enjoys a ride to a choir concert at the Lakeside Nursing Home. 6. John Lax votes for Student Council candidates inthelibrary. 7. Lisa Mayberry receives an award in the House of Flepresentatives' room at the Capital. 8. Artell Johnson takes time during lunch to relax, who's who 93 by Tim Meeks

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tucioti to iyciouti 92 honors i - B Who's Who selected. Sam Kelley was active on the foot- ball team and was active as a class officer and Texan. Kevin Hielscher was a member of the baseball team, a senior class offi- cer, and he graduated with highest honors. ' Buddy Dunn represented the Sen- ior Class as president. Buddy was also a very active member in band. Alice Aldridge was in beauty review and a class favorite for four years, and was a varsity cheerleader for two years. Molly Ward exibited her leadership ability and quality by being ZAP pres- ident in her senior year. She was a member of the choir. John Lax excelled in his school- work and was rewarded with three Trustee Awards. l-le represented the student body by being the Student Council President. The Tex-Anns recognized Lisa Mayberry as an outstanding Tex-Ann in her junior and senior years. The Texans also named her Texan Sweet- heart in her senior year. Artell Johnson was active in Young Life, band, soccer and Texans. In his senior year he was named outstand- ing marcher from the band, and was in Beauty Review Top Five.

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94 honors Qgtucictft Who's Who finest. Jennyne Zurovec was a member of the Tex-Anns where she was a caps tain and their outstanding student sophomore. Carolyn Foote was active in Drama Club and she was editor of the year- book. She was recognized for her fine grades by graduating with highest honors. Kim Smith was not only a fine stu- dent, but she was active in school activities that included varsity cheer- leading. Rodney Gaudin received Trustee Awards for four years. He was also a tattciouls member of the Texans, NHS, and Human Relations. He was also cho- sen as Most Handsome in his Junior year. One of Crockett's finest students was Rhonda Wirth because she received Trustee Awards for four years and she was awarded numer- ous scholarships. Cathy Rager was the salutatorian of the Senior Class. Cathy was the NHS Secretary, and a member of the advanced Science Club. Mary Beth Barber maintained a high enough average to be Valedicto- rian while being a member ofthe Tex-Anns, Human Relations, and NHS. Gretchen Alston was excellent in gymnastics for four years and was a varsity cheerleader during her senior year.