David W Carter High School - Round Up Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1970 volume:

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He has for the past four years devoted his time and efforts to improve our educa- tional opportunities and school environment. He ae- quired BS. and MS. degrees from Southwest Texas State Teachers College. And so, to those who are dedicated to the establish- ment of a sound learning foundation we dedicate the 1970 edition of the Round Up to Mr. Lloyd White and the present and future faculties of David W. Carter high school. Q-W Lip 4 DEDICATION I1IA'l'lUN Tlusls ,f 7.11155 f ' 1 ' 3 ' F 'RW 'nts Vow 06 'ii' 1 1 If-fill ig, ': ',a ' 1, iff? .if . Q4 lwACl1ieuemewfs hu Low Fw Aofiow lw lw Faskiow 9 1.?4A. fx, FUREWORD 7 Awww A . . ox uw' WJ ....,,q 5 ,H LY: J I 8 FOREWORD A WS Iw Yowu hv af Gwup Fw School lw Knowledge lw UVOfJ2f FOREWORD 9 Alllecofwb 10 FOHEWORD 1 W urmwow mamma mmm rrwsowud., mouw FOREWORD 11 A Actiow 12 FOREWORD '35, ' 4 F 1 ' . . lw Athletics . . Inf Pwafomanws . . lwgclsooffgpfliff . . hvP HPOwf10w ...wfiw H ' Aww A with Compefifoas With Classmates watk Ffviuds vu g I V5 .gif 1 vnilxl ' fit , ,- 9 fa 'W N 6 K A W, ,lg MF ,H I .'Q , XWR44 G x . WN. I' 3, FOREWURD 15 G 5 -n,,.x,, HN , hw, it -A' 16 FOREWORD I!! Arawmaog Todag. 0 0 0 0 I Q lw Fashion hu Dtmw hu Music hu Ani? F OREWORD 17 fdwj If , JX: I, K., 1, --v-Y-.-'Z 5. ww liibgwx ' SLQXNB O4-VVN gm Q M EW S76'WDyn m'Q -www MD. EXW KW Siva Dm. NOQOWESQL Coordination ofeity-wide school activities is the responsibility of the Board of Educa- tion. Through its efforts the wide-ranging programs of Dallas schools are brought togeth- er and organized for mutual benefit. This group of elected representatives is faced with the grave responsibility of determining the educational future of our city schools. Trinidad Garza, Mrs. Henri L. Brornberg, Jr., jerry D. Wheat, John Plath Green, Marvin H. Berkeley, Nolan Estes, Emmett J. Conrad, G. R. Holl- ingsworth, Sam R. Faris, Daniel W. Foster. ADMINISTRATION 21 22 ADMINISTRATION Mv. F-lwwldf 'N-sq., Mr. Harold Lichtenwald constantly strives for what he feels is best for 'Carter He has done much to advance school pride by stressing all phases of school life. Our principal has also triedto keep in personal Contact with the student body. lt is not unusual to see him talking to students, trying to gain a better knowledge of their needs. H., V I A E it I fii W- ff' 1 Ke- u i ADMINISTRATION 23 5 , ' F33 1- sifffegffwf ,yl 5- it 's q m Mr. White, Assistant Principal, is known through- out the school in his efforts to understand the needs of the student body better. It is his responsibility to coordinate discipline and the assembly programs. 24 ADMINISTRATION . Law Wm, mit .cw Ziff? 213 151. ' In . . I' K f ii .1 I it Mrs. Shirle Bissett S.M.U. J M.A. Pupil-Personnel Counselor HdlpPQawaadfPaepaw 3' 4-Q---. ilu: Mrs. Ruth Armstrong Miss Betty Hale Miss Eleanor Jenkins Counselor N.'I'.S.U. - BS. Centenary Colle e - B.A., Counselor T.C.U. - Mag Counselor The guarantee ofa successful future lies in the planning and preparation of today. For this reason, we recognize the important role the counselors play in the life of Carters' students. We owe a great debt of gratitude to these counselors. Counselor discusses problem with student. ADMINISTRATION 25 665COUVOflkUl8p'l0U16llyQM00dl10 The efficiency of a school is partly attributed to the duties and functions performed by our office personnel. Maintenance of accurate records and efficient bookkeeping is necessary for the smooth operation of a school. Carter has been especially fortunate to have an excellent staff of office personnel to fulfill these responsibilities. 4 N Mrs. Eloise Douglass Principals Secretary Mrs. Robert Dugger Clerk fi x Qt, Mrs. Emma Melton T F' Clerk ri' T me ' S3 y i ' Mrs. Jo Mitchell -p-, ip -f L lVl.rs. Mary Regan Clerk Mrs. Virginia Walls Clerk 26 ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Elizabeth Cerbetz E.T.S.U. Librarian 7 f . :X Ns Photo AVAILABLE Mrs. Florence Hoxworth Librarian + 'H 1 if . 'I A as ff M 5 A ? 2 1 X 1 -A L Mrs. Rowena McAllister T.C.U. Nurse Wofdww Qupplg ASS I MRS. Florence Kerr Librarian , , 1.4: W Library offers air of Lranquility and study. ADMINISTRATION 27 The special education and reading teacher here at Carter is working to provide the fundamentals for a basic education. Her services are recognized as a great benefit to the pupils. Her needed guidance and teaching is greatly ap- preciated. ' pecinlfffl Mrs. Anne Miller N.T.S.U. B.S. Special O ortunity and Edlllcation d' '-I at Y 2 ff ci 28 ADMINISTRATION Students learn through discussion . V' K , if X A W. t , ' '23 X mfmfi 1 f' Teaclww Pwmotw U ' Off We-wew X if f' F l 5 Y' :wx -'1, 5: lf, 1 - Miss Elaine Ayres Mrs. Ann Bour eois Miss Rosemary Breeding S.M.U. - B.A. Texas Tech - N.T.S.U. - B.A. English English English 55555 Staff photographer finds English class hard at work. ADMINISTRATION 29 The Carter English department has developed a colorful curriculum to serve in promoting the understanding of the English language. This curriculum in- cludes discussions, debates, Writing, and various other activities to afford prac- tical application of literary and grammatical values of English. ,QA . All I W ,xg Miss Verna Mrs. Marv Creel Miss Anita Gavin Co eland O.B.U., S.E.S.C. Texas Tech N.T.SlU. B.A., M.A. BS. B.A. English English, Latin English Mrs. Theresa Henigsman Southern Colorado State College B.A. English, Journalism 30 ADMINISTRATION Steve, it's cat - c-a-1. .--- Aww KS . QS Mrs. Warlick shares constructive criticism with student. ff fv- M.rs. Ruth Hollowfzll Mrs. Lemma Tole Mrs. Tommy Warlick BAYLOR - B.A. N.T,S.U. - BS. N.T.S.U. - B.A. English English English ADMINISTRATION 31 1 I Mr. Bill Clay E.T.S.U. - BS. History I 2 I -12, ll I NIV. Rnlrlw Hill Wliiirlmi College. Sam llouslon State. N.'I'.S.l'. - B5.. M.Etl. lllSlfll'5.fl0Ll1'll 32 ADMINISTRATION .L I- A at I I , 7 V f M I Q r How can I possibly remember all these dates? 1' 5 Ll. N il? rf: , - ., ll IIII 15153 f x. ,.,, :- ::4:g?,f l'1'7ff??i:1g ee e' ,. -,.- ,,'. v ,xxx JW J,-,3.:Ji K, ,Q ft 311 f Q we f or vw,-,ew 4 1 9 Mi ,I W l 21 f 'fi leeess Mr. Keflric Couch Austin College, E.T.S.lf. - BA. History, Coach No Photo Avmuatf fr- ' ,,, W X' , , I Mr. Huey McBride N.T.S.U. - BS., M.S. History IH we Mr. Jimmy Dickens E.T.S.U. - BS. History, Coach 1 DION'1 HAVE A mms vo wsu. NA? X X X14 tg. 5 z L li X' l -aa M.. ll... ,lik Mr. Wayne Mohunclro S.F.A. - B.S., T.W.C. - M.Ed History 1'W Mr. Marion Coo r Mr. James Neeley S.M.U. -B.A.,il3iS. A.C.C. - B.S. History History, Coach 'Siva MI. Don Todd Hardin-Simmons Univ. - BS. History, Coach Mrs. Sandy Parish University ofTexas - BA. History Nlr. 'l'oram't- Yamlxgrill' Bzulm' and E.T.S.l'. f BA.. XIA. History ' ' LiulasPastWitlvPwww A working and understanding knowledge ofthe past helps us to understand the present and work for a better future. Carter has been fortunate to have a social studies department that not only reveals the story ofthe past but also encourages ac tive involvement on the part of the individual as it is his past, his present, and his future. ADMINISTRATION 33 Mr. John Abbe N.'I'.S.U. - B.S. Math The mathematics department strives to help students learn to rea- son, to use abstract s mbols, to ex ress themselves accuratel , and to . Y 1 P . Y appreciate the role of mathematics in the world around them. The highlights of this year's activities included participation in the National Mathematics Contest and the Science Fair. Matlmwms Mr.Josc h Mills U.T. - IQS., L.S.U. - Math 3 . I Now, repeat twenty times after me.', 34 ADMINISTRATION MI. George Mount ET. Baptist - B.A., Sul Ross - Math I 411- ,, . i t I all it g 'Qi- V wi I I 'N-2 i'i ' I ieeti , vjff' .,f1,f ., 5-S , -4 fa? I I, ' , I . . 'I I-iz fEkF'f.':. ' Nliss Rowena Paschal! Hendrix College - BA.. Columbia Ifniv. - MA. Math .,f , 'A if' f H VJ. ., ,Jil XA 2 .1 A Xs f J vg, Nov PHOTO No? Available Miss Mariana Hill Texas Tech - B.S. Math Mr. Ronald Raper Oklahoma Stale U. BS. Science, Swimming Students do research for biology. lf!!- Mrs. Brenda Maddox Miss Virginia S.F.A. Parlusana B.A. Harding Collvgo - B.A, Math Biology Mr. Robert Rountree Mr. Foster Walker Texas A.8lM. Universit of Tulsa B.B.A. BS., MK. Scienve Chemistry ADMINISTRATION 35 LabT' amlfBaswP' ' The goals of our science department are to allow students to become familiar with laboratory techniques, handling technical equipment, and solving scientific prob- lems. Also, the department strives to develop the students, concepts and principles in sciences. Working to enable the student to become more aware of his environment, the science department sponsors a science fair to highlight the year. Mrs. Evelyn Aguilar ll. ofWisconsin - BS. Science wi Mr. Walker demonstrates a chemical reaction. 36 ADMINISTRATION ifh x H1 5 Mrs. Shirley Alexander Texas Tech - B.A., U. of Cincinnati .-a Mrs. Benja Allen Baylor - B.A. Science Q , .., ' A I .1 I I of-3 I' I rg . 4 L . I ' f Ki I TF -' f Y, , .V is JAY is 1 B' if .W fr' YQ' 7' fi- F? if 2 Q 5, 'ifxxibgff h 'r Mrs. Jo Markham Mrs. Carol Pozez Mrs. Celia Russell Miss Lillian Stam s S.F.A. - B.A. N.T.S.U. - B.A. U.T. at A. - B.A. E.T.S.U. - B.A.,ElVl.A. English, German French English, French, Spanish Spanish H Los Vaqueros take an active part in Spanish class. Languages ' Q ' Modern, up-to-date equipment and practical classroom usage aid Carter students in their attempts to become fluent in foreign languages. Students hear a variety of native voices on tapes and are able to record and play back various lab exercises, enabling each student to compare his own pronunciation, intonation, and rhythm of speaking to that of the native speaker. Through the process of repetition, recording, and playing back, each student is able to develop accord- ing to his ability. Latin, German, Spanish, and French are taught by audio-lingual methods. Students are aided in effective composi- tion and translation by being taught the grammar and spelling of the new language. ADMINISTRATION 37 -11 Miss Carolvn Miracle Mrs. Thelma Pate Mr. lack Rumbley Mr. Talm e U church TC U Rutgers Univ. - A.B. N.T.S.U. S.M.U., NaigI'.S.U. E.T.S.U. 4 M.A. B.M., M.M.E. BM., Mjjd. T Speech Band Chorus The Speech and Drama Department offers the following courses: basic speech, oral interpretation, drama, radio and television, debate, and public speaking. The students participated in numerous tournaments throughout the state and competed in the lnterscholastic League Activities. The Department presented a fulllength play, a one-act play, various programs, and a musical in conjunction with the Music Department. The Music Department is a very active and exciting one. Regular class peri- ods of concert choir, irls chorus, chorus, band, and orchestra are offered. A folk group and a stage and were formed this year, performing in several assem- blies. Dtsplag Vaaiedf Talents Nl W fn.-:Br .su fi A 'ft ' Students prepare sets for musical. M.r. Robert Beckner pb N.T.S.U. - B.A. Woodwork 0 I if A Mr. ,Iames Mangan E.T.S.U. - Ind. Ed. Sho : Electric, Plastic, Power Miechanic ' Ants 'UWM The industrial arts de artment endeavors to develop manual labor skills and P practical application of these skills. Qualified laborers are needed in the business world and thus the industrial arts department works to fulfill these requirements. Wood shop offers opportunity to gain pride through accomplishment: as well as splinters. Mr. James Mvres N.T.S.U, - BS., M.Ed. Drafting Mr. Billv Youn blood N.T.S.U. - M.Ed. Metal Shop ADMINISTRATION 39 Mr. Robert Campbell Mrs. Cindy Culp Mrs. Peggy Murray Mrs. Gladys N.T.S.U. N.T.S.U. Troy State College YOHIKUIH B.A., M.A. B.B.E. Stanford Univ. N.T.S.U. Distributive Bookkeepin , B-S-y MS- BAA.. M.A. Education shmhami Typme Typmg Business Dwilops Qkztts og A demanding business world requires fluency in the skills of business cours- es. Therefore, Carter's business department strives to develop the best in our future business personnel. Among the courses available are bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing. Ja. MQ ,-nun-uv - - Typing class works on assignment during class period. 40 ADMINISTRATION ft f r, ,t,,,,.,f I FH., 1 g ,, . 9061 D Skills Mrs. LOAnn Henslee I I 5 1 i I I .: G I xv W 'SE' Mrs. Piper demonstrates rules of good place setting. Oklahoma Southwestern Oklahoma State Univ. BS., M.A. Homemaking Mrs. Royce Piper Texas Tech B.S. Homemaking Better home life in the future is possible through home economies today. Learning how to cook, sew, and budget, the girls in the homemaking department prepare them- selves for family living. ADMINISTRATION 41 un, , - J I , .lr g, W, Q yr 5 st -li? 6 .f 4 . J' :pg X -.xl Q V I 'P Sgt. Robert Butler Mr. Robert Campbell Mrs. Patricia Hubert R.O.T.C. N.T.S.U. - B.A., M.A. N.T.S.U. - BS. Distributive Education Pl1ySiCHl Education 121.0100 P.E. Teach Dump ' Distributive Education, Physical Education, and R.O.'I'.C. serve Carters, stu- dents by granting development of physical and mental ability. Fitness, both physical and mental, is highly stressed in R.O.T.C. and physical education. Distributive Education allows students to gain an understanding ofthe business world through a student-work program. Girls learn coordination and rhythm. 42 ADMINISTRATION Col. Leonard Kimmick Univ. ofomaha - BS. R.O.T.C. f ff No Photo K AVAILABLE Mr. Kenneth Merten S.M.U. - B.A. Physical Education Mr. Willie Wells N.T.S.U. - BS., lVl.Ed. ICT ' If I s sl or I If is o uoul ' l x Qlvzfs 7 fl l 2 F' w' '4 4 Q' 7' QV ,ina vf Mrs. Maida Baker Mrs. Lillian Hyer Study Hall Study Hall Qfud4mtsT0lwA Q06 TmwPwuidedfuvQhadAJ Halls Mow, QL. Students concentrate on assigned homework. ADMINISTRATION 43 Domestic I-Mp P W my ,A cz C ' 44 ADMINISTRATION f iff My Takes Tum wuaqo ADMINISTRATION 45 Wws who Wkds who suck qualities as . . - Y L,,:!, N cs ' Q vs ,yn K K N 'taxi' . , In Lk J 2 n 3 E Q 3 I E 5 x E w Q dadzccow fa school wspousfbrlitms 50 JS I WIN VKH4 Cwwggw HFPL hit? Moak Dickens WHO'S WHO MD musical fibifffu VHIWS WHO 7f,i Debbie Smith sf ,z 'UK fl my 14- QWY' was W ., PE f ' 'v ,. 1 K A i . 'v fn? f, 's 4-W ' 3?i'l u . km .. ' Lf ,- Jolwlfvdhg I 1,4 an WHCVS WHO . AW, 0 mf' 4 ' W sa ,. 7' nd 14-45 5 , 51 , XM ,, . M 2 NX X K F ' M1 Z s --N f mn V' Km 'Q . 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QV?-T' F P ' .-' 'I'- 1 -. -.JE fi,-4 -I -1' 34,1-4'-4,. - J -fa-3. -if 1' Q. 1 .- 2. ifai.-I 1. 2 33,2-LT I--' .N 4 1, -,-gg?--i-fr 4151.5 ' -g 'se f-1+ 4 u-.eff '.v 'ni -' 1? ff ' l', -- Y s A P I . .1 . W. 1 .5 , . f ,-,L , . . ' ' if' 1 f fur' ,:, -, -.-, 3 :' x 'ff fl' I-U,' f ,g.,- '. , - 1 '-'. -' l -fn , ,ggfiifg :A ai .A 1-C 'J,' '..i. . Y '- '4. if-f2:4:'14-?':1 ' .1 .mf-Q . :' A 'Q 'rfpifh .-,4.:1, if f 'I'-' Af ,,..1.Ef 'C 1-2, .QV ' -i.,'i'h,- , ,1 ,'?3 '1'- 47-4'f. Lg' - QV Z .-,1:e-ga. ,Syg. up 4 b 'L' it '52 '42 -- 3552? ' N s , :rg ' ' 1E121.a.':aj -- .426 A fi Magpie demonstrates his great agility. Ch 1 d f bl. , ' i - eel' CH CIS prepare or BSSCITI y vi ji ' ' . A it ssl' 1 62 STUDENT LIFE ' ,S f 'Q- i I . s Senior boys lead spirit in Kimball assembly +0 if ,K I t- A 'S ww f- , Vff5'?5'yt - F if , Q s X CR if 2 5 fheewv Carter reindeer greet Santa. 4 Choral members entertain Carter Stu- dents at Talent Show. , k 1..,xa: Chorus presents Christmas program. STUDENT LIFE 63 Uma. Frank Clark shares his thoughts and ideas with us during Gail sings at Christmas Assembly assembly. Shellie's Natural Beauty Arouscs Spirit in Pep Assembly. 64 STUDENT LIFE The Herd grooves out at assembly . . . shoobie doobie doo bah!!! Drill team and ROTC present flag raising ceremony. Missionary gives an account of his experiences. STUDENT LIFE 65 QP SP5 . Dance Will you join mc in a round of the Appalacia Two Step? J ZMWJQ No! No! Don't Come anv Clos- l wonder how como Mr. ljrlmlvnwalml won't lot us rlress this wa over 'd?lV?,l , Y Y . er. 66 STUDENT LIFE -M-....,.., unsung, Q fav 1 vw' 1' On February 13, 1970, the Junior Class sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Everyone danced to the sounds of the Crace.,' The dance took place in the girls gym from 7:30 to 12:00. The theme was Lil Abner. . ,,i . X. 0. X , I is ' :Vg ' Heard any White Anglo-Saxon Protestant jokes lately? 1'1l C1056 my mouth if yolfll Open your eyes! Sadie Hawkins has more in store than just a free datel M Q- STUDENT LIFE 67 i I! D1 The David W. Carter Concert Choir presented Rodgerls and Hammersteinis Carousel for the 1970 musical. Capacity crowds came to the March production to see a story of love and tragedy. ln the 1870 setting on a New England coast, Julie Jordan fGail Stuttsj meets Billy Bigelow Uohn Livelyj and soon falls in love with him. Both never freely express this love until Billy kills himself out of desperation and failure. Brought back to earth by his Heavenly friend Uohn Prewittj Billy tries to repay his debts to his family. He offers his love to his daughter Louise Nicki Glassj and finally, for the first time, tells Julie that he loved her. Billy returned to Heaven. The storm was ended and the sweet silver song of the lark was heard in the golden sky. B illy sings lfI Loved Youu to ,luli J ger fBlll Lambertj shows Carrie Uackw Sgnkardj how firemen carry people. 68 STUDENT LIFE at's the use of s-as wond rln. June is bustin out all overf' Billy and jigger pass away the time as they wait for Mr. Bascombe. Nettie lshellie Chancellorj sings You'll Never Walk Alone. STUDENT LIFE 69 The Heavenly Friend Uohn Prewillj shows disgust at Billy's stubborn will. 70 STUDENT LIFE Dr. Seldon QMark Stoddardl calls for the graduates in the final scene W7 '39 MISS LwAwu Lawwu 1969-70 Homecoming Queew STUDENT LIFE 71 ' V-'Wie the Football Qeasow On November 7, 1969, Carter had its second Homecoming. Dianne Stone, the 1968 Homecoming Queen crowned Lee Ann Larimer 1969 Homecoming Queen. Mr. Lichtenwald presented her a trophy, and roses were given to her by Joe Drumwright. The Sophomore Princess Nominees were: JULIA GOQCHQ SUSAN HAR- RIS, SUSAN HINCHg SUSAN SARTER, and DONNA WOODARD. The Junior Princess Nominees included: VICKY GLASSQ DEBBIE HUNT, LESLIE LINDSEYQ CHRISTY MILLER, and CI-IERYL PEARSON. Nominees for Homecoming Queen and Senior Princess were: IVIARCI AN- DERSONQ LAWANNA DUNN, LEE ANN LARIIVIERQ SUSAN MASSEY, KARAN RENSHAWg and DIANE TEMPLES. Full Court of Homecoming Nominees 72 STUDENT LIFE i I f' HP ,Nl .-,,:Vx F- .,,.. ,xb, , , 3 . , , ' ff Xe i if ' l' f l1 Miss Diane Stone rrowns the 1969 Homecoming The Dallas City Blues played for the dance. Queen, Miss Lee Ann Larimer. Students danved to the sounds of the Dallas City Blues. J STUDENT LIFE 73 Tlwl-I ' Qcew Dallas Police Force hard at work. Carter student Billy Metcalf leads the group Thr- 1969 Homecoming Queen and lwr court. 74 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 75 1970 Mwtwuj Bam The 3rd Annual Military Ball of the Cartcr ROTC Battalion with a theme of Red, White, and Bluei' was held on 13 March 1970, in the girlsi gym. Thi- military ball isa pagcant combined with dancing that is a traditional activity of the military. It is formal in its attitude, with the cadets wearing their Army Green uniform with white shirts and black how ties, while the young ladies normally wear long formal gowns. The highlight ofthe annual evcnt is the announcement of the Queen of the Military Ball, who is chosen from among the Corps Swecthearts, of which thcre werc six this year. The quccn, Miss Edith Hale, a senior, was crowned in the tradition- al coronation cercmony, and then led the Grand March around the ballroom, which culminatcd with hor lcading oflithc official dancing with tht- Battalion Commander. The cadets, assisted by the girls in PE dceorate the gym and the dais for tho qucenis throne to transform the gym into a love- ly setting for the hall, and this year thc music ofthe Lancaster High School Stage Band of 22 members made the event a tre- mendous success. Though little rcalizcd, the purpose of thc military hall is to actually train the cadcts in thc amenities of a formal social situation, and is part of thc actiyitics of the Corps. Of coursc, the cadets have a gay timc in this training along with thcir dates, and all are looking forward to next ycaris military hall. . I . and STUDENT LIFE 77 The Student Council members were installed in an official Ceremony where His Honor, Erie Jon- son, delivered the keynote address. Some fifteen special guests were invited for the ceremony and reception honoring the Student Council. ROTC performs at Student Council Induction Mr. Vandygriff gives his iron-grip handshake to Eric Jonson. Dr. Estes speaks to student body. Choralivrs provide entertainment at induction 78 STUDENT LIFE Dr. Nolan Estes was one of the guest speakers. Mogofv Pmsfdes I ROTC and Drnll Tc am prfpm to present ax ard STUDENT LIFE 79 PAA!! This year's senior play, which was presented in November, was The Glass Menagerief, The play revolves around four characters. Amanda, the mother, was played by ,lan Rayner Thursday evening and Jackie Slinkard Friday evening. Tom, the restless son, was played by Gary Bellomy. Laura, the shy and timid daughter, was playedby Vickie Glass Thursday evening and Jennie Pace Friday. Jim, the gentleman caller, was enacted by Rob Demurs. The story takes place in the early l920's. Amanda Wingfield, during her youth a southern belle, is still living in the past. Her fan- tasies have eaused unhappiness and driven her husband away. Now her persistence to live in the past is affecting her son and daughter. Laura, your main problem is an inferiority complex. 80 STUDENT LIFE 33 ws. 7.5 Oh, Laura. our onlv ehance of happiness is gone for M ever. 'G That's right, Mother, I'm going to the movies. Lu-naw-bv-M-+ 'H Heres a little dandelion wine. All my gentlemen callers were men of position and prestige. Don't you dare talk to me like that! STUDENT LIFE 81 Glasses , 'A A xy xl YQ - ,X A , , , 4-'fp' A f 'cv 1 xx R ' Q. x y if aw : v r 4 fn ', .z,fL-5, ', H : f?3' f ' X ..,.,N, f . 'N . Lf, ,eg X ,ff fi, K A - , . W: .445 4. .f iafj - . , , 1 .' ff: Hi, rf.: f ,fan , X2 fL7eS!' groan! Csenjbr CSU-fall L'yFGSSQy ' l Nm .-w os? eaulijqzf Qsenzbr gif Ed wanna WSDCIIYI2 9722511 y70pz1Qr ff' Was! Qsenzbr Zjoy gaocfy CSaf0Q12a W E . e Q wzfbbsf .ix , W3 ' .fw- ADAMS, PAM Slburs. A AMS, PAUL jf ALLEN. KATHY Spurs. Calieos, Na- tional Honor Soci- ety, Serv., Student Couneilf ANDERSON, MARCI Sxpurs, Caliros, Y- rl eens, V-Pres., S anish Club, Cliess Club, Senior l'lomeComing Princess, Student Council, Hi-Line Teens. APPLE, CINDY ARMSTRONG, CARY JCTC, Health Careers Club, Sheriffs Posse. ARMSTRONG, MICHAEL ARNOLD, JEFF National Honor Society, Student Counvil Pres., Key Club Pres., Baseball, Basketball, Football, French Club, National Leadership Institute Workshop. ASKINS, NANCY Spurs, Swim Team, Y-Teens. BAILEY, .IACQUELYN 'Q' Wt' 4? We'll get our senior privileges yotf, off 11970 St- -...Z 'W' C' 5 SENIORS 97 4,3-I BAILEY, MIKE Football, Kvy Cluh. Baseball. French Cluh, Studi-nt Council. BARNES, RICHARD Industrial Arts Cluli. AGN 'Vw BAKER, DEBE BAKER, DONALD Spurs, Soph. I'I0lIItfl'0ITl- BEARIJIVIORIQ. JOHN inv Prinvfrss Nominee. Cziiiffos, Lt.. Y-'llc-ons. Latin Club, FBLA, Stu- dent Counvil Truus., Na- tional lmatlcrsliip Institute Workslio J. BARR, IlRIiNDA Spurs. Q,-gr BAKER, RANDY Football, Baseball, Fellowship of Christian Athlx-los, Sew,- Treas. ' BEAUCHAMP, FRANCIS 98 SENIORS Se-nior boys show spirit in Kimball pep assvmbly. BEAVER, DANNY Red Cross, Proectionist. BEISHEIM, BONNIE Spurs, Calicos, Y-Teens Sec., Spanish Club, Student Council Reporter. FBLA, Round- Upw Staff, National Honor Society, National Lcadershi lnstitute Workshop. BELLONTT, GARY BEHENDZEN, RALPH Football M r., Baseball. Rod Cross. BEST, JO ELLEN S urs, French Club, FTA, Treas., Chess Cllub, Cvm Asst., Data Center Asst., Guides Club Teen Council Be rescntative. BOETRSCHINGER, DFTBORAH BOLTON, FEL ROTC Com any Commander. BOW, SALFIE French Club, Swim Team, Teacher Asst., Guides Club. BOYD, CINDY Calic-os Ll., French Club, Y-Teens, Spurs. ff'- Q--'ff Xu, Q , fm ' I-lawQouL BRANCH BRENDA BROWN, DEANN BROWN, MICHAEL BROYLESE KATHY . Band, JCTC, FBLA. Band, calms. French DE. 5JlJUfS1C0HCCff Ch01f,SPpaH1Sh Club, FBLA, Red Cross, Cub, Bed Cross, BLA: Y-Teens, jr. Class Treas., TFC Muflc Man-M Sr. Class Reporter, Opti- Hfiamelol- lqiffousel- mist Award- Cblass Menagerie, Stage IEW. 41 SENIORS 99 Listen here . . . you guyS.,i gi' 100 SENIORS new BURKIIART, DEBRAE French Club, Health Careers Club, Library Asst., 5 urs. BURKIl,ART, VICKIE S urs, French Club, Health Careers Club Pres., girls' Choir. BURTON, RANDY CAIN, VIRGIL ROTC. Blue Bcretsf' CAMPBELL, CARRIE CANNON, JOSEPH CARTICH, KA'I'l'II'iRlNIf Ellilurs. AIVIBERLAIN, CARY Industrial Arts Club. CHANCELLOII, SHFILLIE S urs, Calims, Head Cheerleader, Frcn ch Club, Ylirfccns, Science Club Seq., National Thespi- ans Rc Jorter, New Idea Singers, Concert Choir The hllusic Manf' Camelot, The Glass Mel nagcrief' Curom,el,', Chess Club. 11 .pw W' if mv --'70-X CIILLIIM, CHARLOTTE CHRISTOPHER, ROBERT CODY. PATTY Spurs. Calicos, JCTC Sccy.. Concert Choir. Camel0t. Music Man. Latin Club, Art Club, Girls' Ensemble, New Idca Singers. COFIELD. CH RIS Projcction ist. COKE. NANCY Calicos. Rt-ti Cross. Conccrt Choir. Music Man. uC2llIlt'l0I..I Frcnch Club. Linz Award. COLE. WELDON Gcrnian Club, Industrial Arts Club. JCTC. Ke-v Club. Art Club. Blue Bcretsf' ROTC Battalion Commander. Ritlc Tcann Caitain. Camelot Stage Crew. National Leallcrsllip Institute Workshop. COOK. LYNICTTIC Library Asst.. Biblt- Award. CRISP. CHRISTINA Spurs. Y-Teens. Glass Menagcrim- Student Dircctor. JCTC. Frcncb Club. Carousel Stu- dent Director. Concert Choir. CROWLICY. GLORIA S urs. Guides Club. CIRUIVIBIII. PAT Spurs. Calis-os, FBLA, JCTC, Concert Choir, Carousel. Spurs. French Club. Guides Club. DARDI-IN, JIMMY Baseball. Key Club. Student Council, Frcncli Club, Dnughboy. DAVIS. TRUMAN ROTC. Band. Rifle Ts-am. DEMERS, ROBERT Glass Meriagcrim-.N SENIORS 101 I-law Qpwb I wish they'd quit calling me Magpie. ffm' 102 SENIORS wff kv-I MV' . rf' fi A iii, P... wr vw?-5 DICKENS, MARK Student Council V-Pres., Key Club V-Pres., Na- tionztl Honor Society V-Pres., FBLA, Latin Club, Basketball, National Leadership Institute Worksho . DOME, CINDA Spurs, Calicos, FBLA, Clinic Asst. DOW, DEBBY Majorette. DRAIN, JOHNNY JCTC, Latin Club, Sheriffs Posse. DRUMWRICHT. JOE Student Council, Key Club, jr. Class V-Pres., Sr. Class V-Pres., Football, Baseball, Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes, National Leadership Institute Worksho DULWORTH, RAJNDY DUNN, 1,A WANNA Spurs, Calicos Lt., Red Cross, Spanish Club, -Teen Secy., Pres., Ir. Homecoming Princess, ROTC Sweetheart, Sr. Honu-coming Queen Nominee. EDWARDS, PAM Epurs, Calicos, Concert Choir Choraliers, Red ross, National Honor Society, Music Manf, Camelot. ' ENC-LAND, GARY Bang, Stage Band, Orchestra, Carter Happen- ing. lp 'VK Y vii' ' Q Calicos protcsl prop:-r drvss code. as N xl, - , 1 . b b K . Jkqly f 7 .,V L .aff tlt 1 ,I xi kr? ff' FINE. JEAN Art Club. FINNICY. GARY JCTC. Red Cross. Art Club. SIN-ril'i's Pussv. ESSARY. LARRY Chess Club. Lab Asst., Span- ish Club. Radio Club Prvs.. S1-ivnce Club Pros.. Km' Club. Swim Team. Student Counvil. FAl.l,llf0. CAROLYN Spurs, Culit-us. Clinit' Asst. FALLICO. MARILYN S urs. Calif-us. National Hllmor Sovivtx. Prvss Club. Wrangler Staff. FIQIJKICK. DELANA SENIORS 103 FLACH, LUCY FBLA, Latin Club, Science Club. 2. C, I . om i em I , A , my wif' FOSTER, CHESNA Band, Calioos Ll., S anish Club, National Honor ocietv Treas., Y-Teens, Student Council. FROESE, DANA Spurs, FTA, Y-Toons Asst., Teacher Asst. CIBBS, ANITA FBLA. ,-ll. Olinicx GARNER. SHEILA S urs Y Teens Calicos. cfboiiason, DCNNA ff' aff, Those were the days. GARRISON, ART JCTC, Wrangler Associate Editor, Wrangler Staff, Golf. Sheriffs Mosse. GORNLAN. DANNY ICT, Industrial Arts Club 'V' CENDRON, ROBERT ICTC, Sheriffs Posse. CRANDSTAFF, HUGH Science Club, Art Club V- Pres., Key Club, Chess Club, ROTC Company Commander, Wran ler Photographer, Dal- las Yiuth Film Forum, Hi- Line Teen Council. 'VA K Xktig 104 SENIORS vw GREEN, BEVERLY Spurs, Calicos, Red Cross Secy. GREEN. IOHN FBLA, Red Cross, JCTC, French Club. GREENE, SHARON Spurs, FBLA, Spanish Club. GREENER, NANCY Guides Club, Girls' Chorus. GRIMES, JAMES GULLICK, DEBORAH Art Service Club, Bible Credit Award. if 4? 41' ff Shades og the Past HACKNEY, JANET Spurs, Frenvh Club V-Pros., Round-Up Staff Co-Editor, Calicos, Student Council. HAGERMAN, MARY Office Asst. HALE, DEBBIE Spurs, Library Asst., FBLA, JCTC. HALE, EDITH S urs, JCTC Pres., Gym Asst., Calicos, LA. FTA Pres., Lab Asst., Red Cross, ROTC Sweetheart, Y-Teens. HAMMOND, JOYCE HARPER, MARILYN Band, Drum Ma'orette, Asst, Drum Major, Latin Club, FBBA Pres., Student Council National Honor Society, Y-Teens. x fi? Q. SENIORS 105 See you in summer school. Q' SENIORS MV' HARRIS, DIANE HARRIS, JOHNNIE . Swim Team --.-i was V t, . . J 4 V., HASTY, GREG Key Club, Basketball, Office Asst., Gym Asst., Latin Club, Press Club, FTA, FBLA, Student Council, Wran lcr sports editor, Sheriffs posse, Creative lgriters Club, report- er. HATCHETT, CATHY Glass Mena eriel' publicity chairman, Send Me No Flowers stage crew, Y-Teens, FBLA, Bed Cross, Art Service Club, Histori- an, Treas., Spurs, Student Council. I-IATTERSLEY, WARREN Football, Baseball, Golf, Student Council, French Club, Sheriffs Posse Jr. Deputy HAWKINS, PAUL Science Club, German Club, Chess Club, Music Man , ROTC Company Commander, Rifle Team HELLNER, TINA HENDRIX, ANNE FBLA, JCTC, Latin Club ff' Affic- 1-fur' If I 53+ 'W 259 .5 HENRY, JIMMY Basketball. HENSLEY, RICHARD Latin Club, Red Cross, Baseball, Basketball. HERNANDEZ, ERNEST German Club, Key Club, Student Council, National Honor Society. HILL, CAROLYN S urs, FBLA, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Calicos, Flgench Club, Student Council Secretary, Na- tional Honor Society, Library Asst., National Leadershi Institute Workshop. HILL, SAJLLIE HOEFFLER, JO ANNE Spurs, Calicos, Red Cross, French Club. HOLLIS, BRENT National Honor Societ , Industrial Arts Club V-Pres., JCTC, Shcrifgs Posse. HONEA, LARRY DE, DECA V-Pres. HUDGINS, VICKI JAMES, DELORIS Concert Choir, Choralicr, Music Manf, Camelot, FTA, Guides Club, Folk Singing Cl b. JAUMES, KATHY JIRIK, DOLORES FTA, FBLA, Folk Singing Club, Guides Club. JOHNSON, MARY Red Cross, French Club, S l1l'S, Calicos, Y- Tecns, Art Service Club, Jolie, Science Club, Press Club, Swim Team, Math Club, Lab Asst., Wrangler Editor in Chief, Critics and Writers Club, Civitan Citizenship Award, JOHNSON, MIKE JCTC. JONES, GLENDA SENIORS 107 N rv Leaders of tomorrow's world, IONES. GREG JONES, LOY ROTC, Blue Berctsfi German Club. JORDAN, DONNA Effgens, Spurs, Spanish Club, FBLA, Guides u . 108 SENIORS KAIIMEYER. CINDY mms, Calicos, Y-Tm-ns, Swim Tcani, FBLA. ,YS, SHARON Library' Asst., P.E. Asst. KRANTZ, DARLENE Counselor Asst. KROUSE. LARRY Gym Asst., Rad Cross, Sheriffs Posse. LADD, DENNIS Red Cross, Track, Football, Sophomore of the Year. All-District. I'Ion0rablv Mvntion, All- I City, All-Metro. LAIRD. MARCIE Spurs, Calicos Lt., Y-Tuen. Swim Team, Ten- nis Teurn, Guides Club, FTA, FBLA, Chess Club, JCTC. Seniors zero in on future. LAMBERT, BILL Band, Concert Choir, Came- lotf' Carousel, Art Club, Folk Singing Club, Red Cross. LANDRUM, STEVE Latin Club, National Thespi- ans, Concert Choir. Send Me No Flowers, CAMELOT, Music Man, Debate Club, Stage Crafts, Swim Team, Tri le Quartet, Track, Foot- ball? All-District Honorable Mention, All-Metro, Red Cross, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Student Council. LANGSTON, LINDA ipurs, Concert Choir, -Teens. 1 LANIER, RICKI LARCOM, STEVE LARIMER, LEE ANN gyms, French Club, Student Council, Calicos Lt., Hound-U 5' Staff, Soph ass Sec' '., jr. Class Sony., Sr. Class Sccy., Soph. Homecoming Tllrinircss Nomi- nee, Jr. l'lomet'oming Princess Nominee, Homecoming Queen, So h. Class Fa' vorite, Y-Teens Treas.. National Honor Society, National Lcatlersliiip Institute- Worksliop, Key Club Princess. SENIORS 109 LAW, EDWARD LAWRENCE, BEVERLY Concert Choir, FTA, Chess Club, Office Asst. LEROY, PAUL Band, Stage Band, Musin- Man, Camclot,', Red Cross, Spanish Club. LOWE, DEBBIE 3 LEWIS, KAREN Spurs, Calicos, Y-Teens LOWERY, NANCY Spurs, Y-Teens, Calicos, Latin Club Secy. I I We want Magpie. LIVELY, JOHN Cross Country, Key Club, lVIusiv lVIan,' Camelot,' Folk Singing Club, Cho- raliers, Concert Choir. LUSK, DAVID Industrial Arts Club. LOPEZ, PRISCILLA MANNING, JERRY 110 SENIORS au., sq. '79 MANRRIQUEZ, MARTHA Office Asst. MARTIN, BILL DE, DECA. MARTIN, MONA MARTIN, PAT MASON, JUDY Spurs Secy.. Library Asst.. FBLA, Interscho- lastic League Tying. MASSEY, SUS N Spurs, Soph. Class Treas., Soph. Homecom- ing Nominee, Princess Y-Teens, Art Club Secy., French Club, Calicos Captain, Jr. Homecoming Princess Nominee, Jr. Class Reporter, Sr. Class Treas., Sr. Homecoming Queen Nominee, Student Council, Swim Team. MATHEWS, VICKIE Select Chorus, ICT. MCCASLAND, BYRD MCCORD, MARY Guides Cluh Treas., Concert Choir, Came- lotf' FTA, Folk Singing Club, JCTC. MeCRAY CLYDE Basketball, Football, FBLA, Latin Club, Fellowshin of Christian Athletes, fllffice Asst., Sheriffs Posse, ' Use Slang MCDONALD, VICKI MCDOWELL. JIMMY MQGINNIS, ELSIE Sliiurs, Y-Teens, French Cub, Red Cross, Calieos. fs SENIORS 111 Pwsewt bw MCLAUCHLIN, LENNY Band, Musiv Man, French Club, Student Council, Key Club, Red Cross Pres. MCLEAN, CATHY MQNUTT, BRUCE French Club, B Team Football, FBLA, JCTC, Student Council, National Thcspians. MENDEZ, ALFONSE Student Council, French Club, FBLA, Indus- trial Arts Club Pres., Track, Basketball Co- Ca tain, 'O timist Award. MIIELER, CINDY MOLOCK, MARY Spurs. MONEY, JERRY MONK, JOYCE Guides Club. MOORE, DORIS S urs, Calicos, Y-Tvvils, French Club, Wran- gl:-r Stall, Press Club. MORELL, PATTI Student Council, Calicos, Y-Teens, Esiurs, Debate uh, Secy., Stage Band, Round- U Staff, French Club, Folk Singing Club. MORENO, SYLVIA MORGAN, MARILYN ifpurs, Calicos, -Teens, Student Council, Round- U l' Staff, French Cliib. MORROW, MONTY French Club, Golf, FBLA. MURRAY, PAT Football, Sheriffs Posse. Football Co Captain. NACHTRIEB, ROBERT NEWSOM, JOHNNY NIQUET, DEBRA lipurs, Y-Teens, DECA. ORMAN, CARLEEN OLSON, ROYCE :ug Seniors respond intelligently . . . if that's what you call 1,,..m A Q SENIORS 113 OUSAMI, SIIEILA PARKS, I.Al'RA PARK. EVALYN PARRAMORE, JOHN Snurs. Band. Samrs. Y-'ll-uns. Frenrh Niliiwliil HUTIOT Swciclv, PIINEDA, MARY POPE, BILLYE C ull. Cali:-os. Svrvivv Club. ' Offivv Asst. POPE. CHERYI, PRESBY. PAM Y-Teens. Art 114- SENIORS 'Yfm Enthusiastic ofllt-urs lead tht- sluclvnt 4-num-il. PREWITT, JOHN Debate Club Pres., FTA, FBLA, National Thespians, Honor 'l'hespian, Wran lt-r Staff, Round-llpi' Staff, Svienve Club, Bei' Club, Student Council, Rt-ml Cross, Slierifl s Posse, Exvhan fi- Student, Japan. PRINCITS, TERRY EUS, Rod Cross, Spanish Club, Y-Teens LA PUNKONEY, PAM French Club. Student Counvil. Art Club Swy., V-Pres., Pres., Y-Teens, Spurs, Cali- vos, Red Cross. RAGAN, BOBBY RAWLINGS, GEORGE Baslu-tball, Re-cl Cross, Studi-nt Counvil, Frvnrh Club. RAYNER, JAN Comm-rt Choir, Spurs, National Tltesgians Glass Menagerie, One Act Play, vilusit Man, Camelot, Carousel,- REAVES, LARRY R0uncl4Up,' Co-Editor, Sports Editor, Na- tional Honor Societv Pres., Asst. Drum Major, Drum Major, Band, Spanish Club V- Pres., Pres., Km' Club. Student Council, Press Club. ' REED, CRAIG Projectiouist, Shvrililis Posse, Red Cross, Or- chestra, Offive Asst.. JCTC. REC-O. STEVE RENSHAW, KARAN Calicos Lt., Y-Teens, Homecomin Queen Nominee, Spanish Club, Spurs, FBLA, Stu- dent Council. REYNA, FRANCES Guides Club V-Pres., FNA, Art Service Club. REYNOLDS, DEBBIE Band, Concert Choir, Guides Club, -Red Cross, Camelot,', Carousel Taketlwdeadf SENIORS 115 Seniors Scrounge the Garbage. IE-' 116 SENIORS ffb fr I Sf?-Elf 1 its be he RHOADS, ADRIA RIBBLE, LINDA Creative Writers Club, Music Man, Concert Choir, JCTC, Guides Club Pres. Tagetlwu ROACH, DAVID Band, Stage Band, Wrangler Staff. ROARK, CARY Swim Team, Health Care:-rs Club, Latin Club, JCTC. ROBERTS, CARY B-Team Football, B-Team Baseball, ROBERTS, CLENDA Spurs, Guides Club, Art Club. ROBERTS, STEVE Latin Club, Red Cross, Key Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, National Honor Socwietv, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Sheriffs Posse. ROBERTSON, LARRY Red Cross, Art Club, Stage' Craft. ROBINSON. GAY ?Jurs, Hctl Cross, FBLA. French Club -Te-ens. ROBINSON. RANDY Band. Orchvstra. ROBINSON, TOMMY Band. Stage' Banrl. Scivricf- Club, Computer Club, Electronics Club. ROBISON. MARILYN Spanish Club, FBLA. Girls' Choir. ROGERS. GLEN Scienw- Club, Debate? Club, Baskt-tball. Li- brarv Asst. RIFDDER. SHERRIE Y-Tm-ns. Spurs. FTA, Guides Club. RISSELL, JI-IFF Band. Rnd Cross. Art Club. V-Pres., Proivc- tionist, Music Man, Class Menagerie. Cainel0t.', RYON, DONNA Spurs. Spanish Club. Y-Teens. FBLA, FTA. cavher Asst. SALDANA. ROCKY Soph. Class Prvs., Soph. Class Favorite. Jr Class Pros.. Jr. Class Faxoritt-, Sr. Class Prtls. Football C0-C21 Jtain, Travk, Studvnt Council. Fellowship of Christian Athlm-tes. SALEM, ANGELA Y-Tet-ns, Spurs. R1-tl Cross, Prvss Club Wranglvr Stuff, ,ICTC Rvporte-r. FTA. 'l'ENi NIS. . wim Team. SAMPLES. EVICLYN SANDERS. KIM SCH ARLACH. KATH Y Spurs, V-Pres., Frmivli Club, Y-Tvcns. JCTC. Offivxr Asst., Clinic Asst.. Librarv Asst.. Car- ter Ha wniiivf' Cainel0t. ' sciiwrlglx, MPTLINDA giigurs, Calivos. Y-Tvt-ns. Spanish Club, JCTC, A L . SCOTT. TERHSA DECA Prvs., Cuidcs Club JCTC, Re-d Cross. SENIORS 117 Did vou sav it was already second period? ff' it 118 SENIORS YW SEDBERBY, MIKE Sheriffs Posse, DECA. SHUMATE, BRAD ICTC. SICUT, PATTI S urs, Office Asst., FTA, Creative Writers Cljub, Concert Choir. SIMMONS, TRAVIS Band, Tennis, Cap.. Camelot, Red Cross, Industrial Arts Club, Math Club, Projection- ist, Art Service Club, ICT, Music Manf, SIMPSON, HAROLD ROTC Battalion Exec.. ROTC Drill Team Commander, Rifle Team, Drill Team Color Guard. SISEMORE, DEBBIE S urs, Calivos, French Club, Red Cross JCTC. Q SKIDMORE, CINDY FBLA, FTA, Y-Teens. Band. SMITH. DEBBIE SMITH, DEBBY SMITH, NANCY French Club, FBLA, Folk Singin Club, S urs, Camelot,'7 Carousel,' Student CE-lwuncil, Concert Choir, National Honor Soci- etv, Teacher Asst. SPANGLER, SCOTT B-Team Football, Student Council, Ke Club Secy., Wrangler, Sheriffs Posse Deputy Sheriff. SPERRY, DAVID STANLEY. CONNIE STELCK, LARRY Cverman Club, Baseball, Student Council, Red Cross, Sheriffs Posse. STETSON, ROBIN Spanish Club, Art Club, Red Cross. STUTTS. CAIL SIMMERILL, LISA Band, Red Cross. Frviwli Club, FBLA V-Pres., lVIusic' Man, Caine-lot. SI TPHEN, NANCY Ts-nnis. SWINDLE, THOMAS ZAIELPQIQQI. EJONAQDI ROTC C , C , 10 , e ross, rut ent mander. Ompany Om Couneil, Sheriffs Posse, Lhct-rleader, FBLA. TEMPLES, DIANE Spurs, Calicos. Chcerleadv er, Soph. Class Reporter. Soph. Homecoming Prin- cess, Jr. Homeooming Princess Nominee, Round-U Stall, Y-Teens. lllTBLA, French Club, Sr. Homevomin Queen Nominee, Reg Cross Secy. THUIVIAS. DEBBIE Spurs. Calivos, jl, FC, Y-'I'm'ns, SENIORS 119 The greatest senior Class yet! 120 SENIORS Adi!! '70 THOMPSON, STEPHANIE S urs, Press Club Pres., Spanish Club, Wran- gler Staff Associate Editor, Office Asst., eacher Asst. THOMPSON, SUSAN S urs Y Teens Swim Team, FBLA. TTJNN, NANCY TRAIL., BELINDA Spurs, Calicos, Red Cross, JCTC, Office Asst., FBLA. TURNER, DIANA Red Cross, FBLA. TURNER. JUDY Guides Club, FBLA, JCTC. TURNER, PAULINE S anish Club. YXTTARD, MARY S urs, Calicos, S anish Club, Y-Teens. VTTARREN CINITY Spurs, Spanish Club, Swim Team, FBLA. WILKINS, DAVID Football, Track. Student Council. So h. Class V-gres., Fellow- ship of Christian Athleies Pres. WILLIAMS, NORMAN Football, DE. WILSON, CARY Red Cross, Shur- ifl's Posse, Projec- tionist. WITTEN, LYNNE Chess Club, Art Club, Latin Club, Creative Writers Club, Folk Sinvin Club, nlvlrusii Man St e Crew, Send allele No Flowers Stage Crew, Camel0t', Stage - Crew, Class Menager- ie Stage Crew. WOLFORD, BECKEY French Club, JCTC, Student Counvil, Girls' Chorus, Convert Choir. Wrangler Staff. S urs Art Club. Y-Teens. Carousel.'l WRIGHT. FAY Art Club. Concert Choir. Camelot, Car- ouself' WRIGHT. JAMES YAQIIINTO, GARY ZIMMERMAN. JOHN ZIMMERMAN, PAM QBELLI Seniors go their separate ways. 49' SENIORS 121 ,,rg,-iv' NY u wi ,ww We ,.+ ,--. Q Junzbn fU1b'1Q ghss GQJJ gaoorzfes Qennzls 9jao9eI'f 2 Q ..1 ff , 2 1 'Iii ' i W.. pl? '71 Couches make history interesting. YYY' M, 1 ,ef rm 1- lx, 124 JUNIORS Adrian. Barbara Amos, Joyce Anderson, Steve Andrus, Jackie Arhogast, Rene Arona, Sally Ariskc, Jimmy Armisteafl, Judy Armstrong, Susan Arnold, Debby Ashley, Deborah Ashley, Ron Autrey. Leverett Bailey, Brenda Baker, Debbie Bakr-r, Doug Ball. Gary Banily, Charles a ,o , ., , . , ,n .5 1 551, M 9, or 1 T 5 . - , . 3, -.I . uuuro xg -iil A - , N I ' N 3 Barnero, John ny Barnett, Charles Bass, Deborah Bayes, Margaret Bern a, Pat Billin s, Patrivia Birchliielrl, Lynn Bivins, Tim Blackwood, Cathy Blankenship, Vanessa Bounds, Miko Bow, Nancy Bowling, Glenn Brainard, Randy Branch, Connie Brewer, Phyllis Briggs, Linda Brom, Debbie Brooks, Debbie- Brooks, Bo Brooks, Karen Brown, Diane Browning, Pam Bruce, Pal Bruch, Dan Burden, Debbie Burrow, Al Butlur, ,lorry Bvbi-lv, Debbie' Cabvon, Stow: JUNIORS 125 Cauimack, Linda Canada, Vickie Cantwell, James Carpenter, Karel Carter, Bill Chase, Chris Clampitt, Laurie Clause, Charles Clendenivn , Jennifer Connally, iaura O Pwmotw Qpwt Cosgrove, Carol Coslon, Robert Cotton, Rick Cowan, Kathy Cowarl, Mike Cox, Jack Cox, Pam Crook, Kathy Crow, David Cullum, Barbara 126 JUNIORS 3 i ,,,, 'x Juniors build spirit in Kimball assembly Cummins, Paul Cunningham, Vicki Dahl, Joe Davis, Linda Davis. Randy Davis, Sandra Deen, Steve Dewesse, Cathy Cillion, Charlotte Dowlen, Martin Duncan, Mike Eashy, Mike Elkins, Diana Easly, Mike Evans, Susan Evcrhart, Wende Eversole, Charles Farley, Beverly Farrell, James Featherston, Shirle Flanagan, Paula Fletcher, Susan Fletcher, Tamara Foshce, Bobbie Foyt, Pam Franklin, Steve Callini, Vicky Gamblin, Susan Cveihl, Lvnne Class, Vickie JUNIORS 127 Hloxvix luliv Umm-x. .lulia Uurnmn. livin' llunlsllx. l':'I lil't'4'Il..lQ1'llll Grirnmitl, Donald Cuinrl. Wanda A Hacdve. David Hail, lllflark Halverson, Bill Harnblin, Jerry Haney, Don na Harper, Mike Harris, Jeannie Harris. Susan Harrison, Debbie Hatchvr, Loc Hazzard, Kathy Hicl-Ley, Patricia Higdon, Ann ,ff fc' 'fv- buf' 1- :f rv' V' sl W. QQ. sg , if , , , , r S f ai? ---,-...- is 128 JUNIORS Boy, l wish he'd ask me for a date Y I' ev' -vw ir, gf ,-Q. - 'li N f ,fr Yif M ,Mr ew -Q ' uf 1' r. .A A J k k xx ' E ii A ' ,K . ,k... , 953, I J 51+ My if AN Hill, Tim Hilman, John Hixon, Darla Hixon, Sharla Hooten, Earl Horton. Wesley Howard, Jerry Hnward, Sllerrv Huddleslon, Smiotl Hunt, Debby lrlunla-r. Slwrxl liilssong. Rvilh ,JLl1'lxlUilll. llllL1I'Il1illIH' .lzirksun. liivlxi Jacobus, Jimmy James, Paul Jennings. Cole Johnson , An drea Johnson, Kay Johnson, Donna Johnson, Kim Johnson, Marian Johnson, Kav Jordan, Fra-fi Kceton, Stan JUNIORS 129 Kelly, Steve Kennedy, Steve Kessler, Paul Killian, Linda Kilpatrick, Wayne Knight, Charles Knott, Linda Kondikoff, Bobby Krueger, Gary Landers, Marie Lanier, Teresa Laurie. Larimer Latham, Mike Lett, Dennis Lewis, Gregg Lindsey. 1.1-slw Liltlv, Diane Limlsey. Leslie- Lollar. Nivla Lopez, Tweedo Lowry, Liz Man n. Darlene Martin, Sherri Mason, Mason Masa, Linda Massengill, Vikki Mayfield, Ben McCaffrey, Bruce McClain, Shirley MrtCumsey, Randy 130 JUNIORS kdm KV' av' 67 'Quan f 3 nv, fer 57 ffl McDaniel, Jan McKay, Mike McKinley, Adelle McKline, Diane Mendez, Henry Miller, Christy Miller, Mark Miller, Mike Miller, Richard Miller, Tom Mize, Kenneth Montgomer , Ghere Moore, Cinrlly Moore, Debbie Moorman, Linda Moreno, Gilbert Moss, Judy Mount, Ral h Murphy, Milne Nall, Anita Nall, Frances Nelles, George Nelson , J oan Newman, Dennis Newton, Gail JUNIORS 131 Noble, Billy Olive, Diane Oxford. Richard Pace. .lennv Parker, Mike Parks. Donna Patterson, Mark Pearson, Chervl Phil Valla i PQ Pierce, Richard Plexco, David Po , Janis Prix, Patty Prince. Margo Pullen, Beverly Ramirez, Francis Ramsden, Bob Razo, Will iam Rea an, Nancy Rees. Gary Rf-4-il. Wailu- Re-vxcs. Nvilil Herndon, Duluri-5 Ri-4-ws. Nvila Ribble. Bic-liaril 15.2 ll 'VIORS QLLPPW I-1 -xc f . : fx D 'N- ann. ff . 0,2 IV' f? .. Y. 2 , be ,sip 'T ... Rivhlor, Vivian Rivhn, liharlvs Rigsby, Dc-ilbiv Rorlriguwz, Tino Rushing. Slou- Sabinske. Barbara Sallis, Dannv Samlvrs, Tfxirv Samlvrson. Sliinlm' Save-ll. She-ryl ' My girdle is KILLING nw! .Wt a a 5 1 ' if ii 'W 5 af i S' f . E 1' 1' ii f' . if: ' a B ff ,g, ,R .1 ,K , g 95.3 15' fi:-. ,3Hk,,.1, viii? ,VK N K' ei , . 5 J A 2 . XXX , g u Q 1 . i wf i'Y '1Si . L L .- . ' -J' 'H ' ff- Xi, , Q , 'P 1 i i -uma 'i '.,- ,. i ,Q ii b aa Sm'hle'im. Rivhard Svhovlrfrinan. Lvnn Sf-clev. Lorim' I Seibeil. Karvn Shavkvlilnrd. Charlvs Silk-l4'iil'iii0I'ii. DQ-hbiv Shaw. Carolvn Shvle-V. Kara3n Simpion. Miko Sisr-morc. Dun JUNIORS 133 Posse Y There's a team over there . . . 134 JUNIORS Slinkard, Jackie Smith, Colleen Smith, Darnetta Smith, Kevin Smith, Randy Smoot, Sue Soderman, Lee Spangler, Smart Stafford, Ken Starnfs, Glenda Starr, Sharles Steck, James Stein. Cindy Stvwns. Brad Slogner. Aclellc Stone. Susan Sltlfy. Etldit' Stnvtlll, Stan ,W ' S Q , f, 1 g If Y y Y . 'VAVIVA Qii v 5 L: is ,gf , 47. ' Q? Q , 44: .i'3'g2.g ,ga wr fggtiig- 533' 'V' rv' WW' vqf...,f 'ff' x g -21' 3 .1 as 1 'E xi, , lava' D' I 1 m,,L ., Lm.,i ,ig ' A . Q a ' ' ik ' ' 're 'Q 1 Slifer. 1 ' '5 I . i 1- f i ' Viffiiitigfgi ' 2 -3 11:5-11:2-fixes St it 52:-U22 .,,, ff? J' oil s! 2 AV ' lf 1, ff? ,Y IF' 719 ft' --f' 1- W 3. SlLlllllll'lTl'lll. Rulilii 5111111114-1'ill, Cris Summit. .lolm Szittf-rl'ivl1l. Sally Tzillmtl. l.y111l1111 Thompson, Houston Thompson, Miko Thorn, Don na Thornton, Ronnie Thurmond, Tommy Toogood, Ed Trees, Cindy Tumlinson, Debbie Wag onenjackie WarE, Bruce Weaver, David Weaver, Kay Wellborn, Beckv Westerlage, Walker Whittington, Karen Wiese, Billy Williams, Kenneth Williams, Martha Wilson, Debbie Wimberly, Bill Witten, Brooks Wright, Karen Wright, Kmhy Wylie, Janis Zear, Elaine JUNIORS 135 ,. .,,, ,, ,wwf Qsopfomore GLSA' gauorzfes wanna ZU00oQrof joe Was! 7T 33a Abbe, Dennis Abercrombie, Gail Acosta, Dolores Aiton, John Alexander, Terry Allen, Amy Allen, Jimmy Amato, Richard Anderson, Anita Anderson, James Anderson, Paula Armistead, Terri Armstrong, Dale Armstrong, Debby Aubrey, Debbie Ayers, Mike Babb, Nancy Baber, Kathy Bailey, John Baker, Robert Baker, Thelma Ball, Debbie Bales, Barbara Barnes, Eugene Barnett, Barbara Barnett, David Bartlett, Vicky Barton, Larry Baucum, Danny Beasley, Gerry Bell, Donald Bellom , Jeanne Berry, Busan Bilz, Cindy Boling, Barbara Booker, Aletha Boone, Carol Boone, Charlotte Bost, Donna Bostock, Cindy Bouknight, Carol Bounds, Cindy Bowden, Patti Bower, J ack Bradshaw, Glen Brady, Michele Brandt, Vir inia Brashers, Vlgilliam Bratton, David Brewer, Edd Brewer, Fredldy Bridges, Bill Brimer, Richard Brookshire, Ronald Brown, Gary Brown, Janet 138 SOPHOMORES if J' 1 ,X - V if 6 , A y -H 6 ,S .ff 3 Q. 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' 1 , I 1 in ' Q - ' x c ' 'RN i , 4 i bf.. - if ,ik 'A A - a .. xg .t . . , M ,gi Q , la jaw , , 1, V, at 'ff' ' ,t , 2 I .. l, - , , a , t QQ, .fini yi if A 9'l5Z,.:., 'L U. 7 1 ' , ,. v 5 7 J 4, af ft, S 9 Hi tw EC' 1 P 'El to Brown, Sherry Browning, Mark Bryan, Sandra Burden, Johnny Bur oon, Debra Burlis, Keith Bubby, Charlotte Butler, David Cam , Kay Capdlli, Lisa Carpenter, Jon Carter, Donna Carter, Kathy Carter, Nam-y Chadwick, Raymond Chaney, Jeannenc Childs, Jeanna Christopher, Bruce Clause, Beth Claxton, Donna Clending, Kenneth Cloud, Marvin Cole, John Coker, Karen Colo, Cindy Cole, David Cole, Teresa Coleman, Suzanne Collier, Rhonda Collins, Ann Collins, Curtis Compton, Dena Cook, Rusty Cook, Camille Coolcsey, Don SOPHOMORES 139 Cooper, Carolyn Coppock, Lavon Cramer, Steve Crawley, Riehard Creeeh, Susan Crenshaw, Marilyn Crenshaw, Rick Crisp, Ricki Crissey, .lack Cross, Debbie Crowell, Mike Croy, Rirbard Crumbie, Paula Cruse, Cheri Cruse, Debbie Cunningham, Clay Curr:-v. Glen ' Dale, Kerry Darden, Don Davis, David Davis, Manril Davis, Marvin Davis, Mike Davidson, Eugene Day, Vickie Dean, Kit Dceapua, Barbara Deen, Tim Delao. Jaime Dellenger, Miki- Diekson, Barbara Dillard, Debbie Dillard, Dennis Dimatteo, Nanvv Doly. Debbie i Doubleday, Lisa Drain, Marilyn Dulworlh, James Easley, Harry Eberlc, Mark Elkins, Debbie Elliott, Karen Elliot, Dawn Ellis, Judy Emerson, Allen Ennis, Kathy Estes, Kevin Evans, Judy Faneros, Dennis Farrar. Terry Faulkner. Roeky Fisher. Martha Flanagan, Cathy Fleleher. Judy Ford, Bobby Fornas. Emma Foster, Debbie Foster, Mike Fox, Ronald Franie, Gail Franklin, Tammy Freeman, Therasa Freese, Paul 140 SOPHOMORES fer' X. if xl'-1 ri , w as , . 2. KN 'M sz: ' l 'X ,lggi a W-y -- - Q 5 ll 5 ,... .1 i L. Y' 5 1 E . . 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K7 nv Q, v 1 S- --x r K wr- ai I, M i 5 V K 5 A-in c Y -.-.V Ek ar , L F, . , N s as , max .:, Yr, - X 4 ,DAX gf, ,fav ffl J Af is X .f ., ,, f L , -ia X4 L 1. ,bv as ,V+ S 1. f in-4 .Mfr- Q-zff as Q Qi Evgy' I ' a Tiff ., sa - 4- aw 1- v V K ' l 'QL 2 G G ff ,iii 1, if X if ' 'ZAA French, Ronald Garnett, Rudi Garrick, Rusty Garrick, Sharon Giehl, Denise Gentry, Michael Gersic, Becky Gilk ', Mark Gisel, Ronna Given, Dale Godfrey, Pam Goehring, Barbara Gomez, Douglas Gooch, Julia Goodnight, David Gravy, Belinda Graham, Barry Graves, Laura Gray, Larrv Grayson, Randy Green, james Green, Larry Green, Marci Greenlee, Gary Greig, Gloria Grigshy, Gary Gri lol, Neal Qoplds Aw W l I I I ii u . H ' Now I remember when . . . SOPHOMORES 141 Qpwb '72 A hero behind their backs. 14-2 SOPHOMORES Griswood, Dena Gual, Jimmy Haak, Linda Hale, Becky Hall, William Hamby, Jane Hamilton, Karen Hamm, Monty Haney, Susan Hardin, Janet Harkins, Harold Harper, Nancy Harrell, Rodney Harris, Sandy Harris, Susan Hartsfield, Carol Hassell, Linda Hassell, Marie Haydin, David Hayes, Richard Head, Mart Heitman, Larry Henderson, Dann Henke, Jan Hesse, J ini Hestand, Todd Hig s, ,I oe Hightower, Karla Hill, Paulette Hill, Richard Hinsch, Susan Hogan, Barbara Holland, Nicky Holleman, Mark Hollyheacl, Paula Holmes, Kathy Y ,N 3 wx' we. 5 .1 14 5 x W K Fl ll s 5 Mi A ii r ,,, ai . , ,L lg, y ,f,,B i , V ff' S33 I H 12' ,f 2 . -54, M if f 'Q ii ,sv ,bqq A-h! , 2 Q 3 A J , b k ti Q 3 2 ' '69 S f 't P -1 ' P . H S f e ' E Z' 4i.i l ii K . 'ri gi H it ' Q R afi x , , . 'a S V U' it . gs Q ' r -.-, , .Q H y f W'i,.s lf' 4 1 1 fi Q , ., , at 3 ., f l 1' A r .-.X t A- , . ir 5 -kk . A Sww .4, , S if 'A tt'i ' ' .2 , ' -:ff 2 ' 13 TK ' y 'i ' ' ' Q Q 1 fa, iw -1, ,.'-' i 5 - , in W ' ,, L if 1 , C J , eey S .. J .J vi 101.4 Let's go Cowboys . . . 132 has s r' gl, 1 75s 'l '- uf-- Go. - x 4 1 N. - 135 fi? N- - 5 T 'E es ix Kai K., ,. -,H i ff' 1 NJ Q, 2 i llt E if me 54,3 3 .wav , 1 .jx K f K M NH D A , , . A s fl A A R ,. , waz: . I, . .., I A 5 1 S 115 X was N. x sf we horn M F A: A,.. v D L 1 if Q-is , Y, ly Nw afsz . S.. K 'S My s v 3 . .,N,, 3 A .. 53 l ., 3 V -. ,egg 'S' ,- V f 'S I X X jig Qs I X 'I 4' Yi n FA 1 in A M Hood, Mark Horton, Jackie Howe, Marilyn Hrncir, Jane Hud ins, Sandra Hugges, Jan Hughs, Les Hughes, Rhonda Huichuman, Karen Hyndman, Nancy Idt, Denise Jacobus, Vicki James, Debbie Janacek, Joan Johnson, Pat Johnson, Pam Jones, Brenda Jones, David Jones, Keith Jones, Jerri Jones, Terry Jowell, Robin jo , Jack Julian, Glen Keeton, Dennis Keller, Marcus Kelly, Steve Dennedy, Mark SOPHOMORES 143 sa.. V v. , W, ri, iii D x if ' 6 , RL 'Ap il Q it I j - , . ag., .fa , as , ,V . i ,Q Q ,, ,W V, ,Q 4 fi ii .. Qf f i '? 8-,ies in -f R . . ,, i, Q3 Qi i Q Q,.,,Q , ,.. - I g M. + L . B :Lf ay . 5 . ,Q- it i V, ,Q x,ifQl,Q Q .Q , ,t Q li 3. fr Ax. , Q . K ' i 1E'f'f3fi . 'K i ' : 'W . ,, , A 'A 31 it ,MQ I .Q A Q .1 ,. HA , gr, , if Q Q : ., -1 Q Q. .. . 'W 'X we . ' ,Ljini -ajQQ or A -- ' ff 5 K Q L, flag 1 if l .1 k-.. QW C 1 f Q Q i QQ T h Q, i Q QQ ,Q 5 .5 W IN , N 4, 1 fa ,, 6 ff 7: cg , . oy . 'ii Q: WB' s .J Q, 1 i ' .Tia , - -Q -4 'f .. -i ,J v M- f ' . .5 : Q . ref Q QQ? 1- I Ri . C . Q ' r --'-- W r -' ' fo it 1 gi' i l s. ll t A . ., Q QU X lfvafs M L5 X L fi, L L 231. , X DQ -S ' 3 v . - , Q ' , , Q ,fl ...ff . 'W h X J fi ' 'I Li 'L i i . 1 Q' l . iff f f 1 h lx f ir ft li ii li il .1 ,ff v , x 1 i , , gl raai i f is K , . i, 475 for M L . ,af '-1 '5i' 1 19 1 L 144 SOPHOMORES LQ, Q, f ivgzr 1' ' , 1, W? 'ff' Kerr, Russ Kersey, Daria Kevs, judv Killam, Bobbv Kimple, Cheri Kinsey, Kathy Kleilz, Debbie Knight, Steve Knowles, Susan Krantz, Charles Krater, Karl Kre el, Tim Krol-E Mike Kuehl, Eddie Lacy, Donna Landers, Marjan Lan ders, Gary Lanier, Tim Lawson, Billie Lee, Charles Lee. Warren Lefler, Donald Lenamond, Kim Leonard, Margaret Levin, Jerry Lewis, David Lewis, Terry Ligon, John Limnier, Barbara Linvillo, Steve Littrell, John Lopez, Yolanda Louthan, Lynn Luscomhe, Burl Lynch, Steve Maahs, Judy MaCFarland, Dale Mahaney, Micah Mankin, Rover Martin, Shirley Mashburn, Beverly MCCasland. Phil McCord, Karen McCormack, Judy McCowan, Billy McCracken, Ronald McCrary, Donna McDaniel, Viclq McDonald, Michelle- MOKnight, Mary McLean, Pat Melxlutt, Terrv Mendez, Linda Miller, Diane Miller, Steve Miller, Bill Mitvhell, .lolm Mitchell, Terri Moore, Clarence Moore, Brad Moore, Garv Morrison, Cindy Morrison. Maury S Q -'5'lnri n 'LL -+, Morton, Mike Mott, Debbie Morris, Moulton Murphy, David Murphy, Paul Nabors, Becky Nanson, Bec Needham, Peter Neely, David Nelson, Robert Nelson, Teresa Newberry, Marsha Ni per, Donna Noliles, Ken Noltin ham, Clifnthia Ogden, Gary O ipliant, Leatha Olive, Patti Oliver, Mikel Olsovsky, Wayne O'Malley, Jackie Orenbaun, Larry Osborn, Mark Oisteen, Dennis P' Danny Pie, Cary i Parker, Jerry 'SUP Powwu ,-rf es..vf'vA ,.-I. bfi 6 s ff V , R l Process of drawing blood 146 SOPHOMORES Parker, Rickey Parramorc, Barbara Payne, Ronnie Pelham, Sherri Perdue, Dou Pilgrim, CinRy Pinkham, Cindy Pi1tman,Jake Poe, Holly Pomariee, Pat Ponder, Jimmy Pope, Robert Porterlield, Debbie Poteet, Debbie Powers, Vikki Prewitt, Peggy Price, Edith Pugliesc, Tommy Purcell, james Puryear, Janet Randle, Lynn Randolf, Steve Raymond, Fred Reaves, Duane Renshaw, Belinda Repka, Cary Reudelhuber, Tim Reynolds, Debbie Reynolds, Jimmy Reynolds, Rolland Reynolds, Ricky Richardson, Cindy Rifzketl, Lynda Rivkett, Steve Riden, Becky Riewe, Michael ,, rrsa - , A I 4-' 'i , , - V Y ,i-.1 QE 1-' '- . 'fi' R' f ,xy . ,X K y 5 . , , K ' im IM 5 ,, .. Q 6 llir ' 1 113- 1, . as ,Lf Q- E e pg 'fx P Wi.. K R34 I f i .J rg SEN I, .. X if i. i ., 45 s TC' 9 1 suv N m y 4 fi- 7 Jff 1 .- ' -1 r I -I , ,HLAV ..v22h+hgf iia x , if .131 1 if - 693 r 4 fr f :f M .. P -r aiser, fs ,W f 'R '-'r W i '63-' i 'i 'Z 'N , x ' , X ,. 1 ,, K ff, Q.. 'i n f 3 ' we Y 1i' . I y , X, . 'arf ,,, Qs: 2 'xl 69 U, . I L an 'K if i X Q e ww ,it - fv- X it L,LVV ty fm Q K., il Ma. ,g I A 1 fn Q , v -V lLLi wi' . it , 3' ' in ft. thi, ,, Q, ,, I, ,tt,s:s.,,.,s 1 ., '- - ' ?g' - , R rims. V . -., - -zw,a,a, ,.. .V Trl t W sg, w ' ,, fl x 5 3 Q2 + X fi? i , E l A Eg, 1' at I G :Refi 3 2 I Q. S. ji WY. X t Q st f4 v ,A , ' 5 'S' f we-ff t L X: 'P . . . W is .5 , 5 ix Rf nv Q f i, . if ,. . a 1 t., X X if A, K Q ,, Q if L : atQ L if if 1 i C- . Q it x A N wifi Bb ' J up x 6, ii X Q A- ' Q X l Nav Ylw 148 SOPHOMORES Sessums, Thomas Shadix, Robert Shaffer, Billie Shelby, Terry Shelly, Hal Shumway, Larry Simpson, Debra Simpson, Larry Sisk, Richard Smallwood, Larry Smith, Mark Smith, Mike Smith, Bill Smithie, Mona S ieer, Bill Sbanberr , lblaney Stannarti' Ralph Starks, Stephen Starr, Kathie Stephen, Kathy Stephens, Susan Stewart, Lynn Stewart, ,leane Stoddard, Mark Strickland, Geneva Struensee, Mike Sturdevant, Jimmy Summers, Lyn Swasick, Betty Sweeney, John Swinford, Douglas Tettor, Carol Thompson, Cheryl Thompson, Mike Thompson, Mike Threalkeld, Terri Tipps, Claudia Toniek, Mike Trail, Angie Trent, Connie Tuck, Verna Tucker, Candy Turner, Keith Turner, Terisa iye, Chris aug n, ddie Virnelson, Vicki Waggener, Debbie Waggener, Sandra Walker, Patti Wallace, Jimmy Walters, Robert Ward, John Ward, Traci Warner, Ginger Webb, Kenneth Wilborn, Debbie Wesson, Charles Whirley, Keith White, Mike White, Michele Whitlock, Teresa Wier, Linda bas o- H' ri' s 4-A mfs- Li .1 , ,. , 'iv' . . 6 M ! Y QA i l 413 if ff N 1 as ,,, x J! Q 9 555320 Wieting, Vicky W' gington, lrene Wifkerson, Andy Williams, Karen Williams, Robin Williams, Susan Williams, Tim Wilson, Darlene Wilson, Ronny Wingfield, Wally Wise, Debbie Witten, Will Woodare, Donna Woods, Colleen owtov'71 -'ff--5 X Success ofthe Upside-down pen. Woods, Linda Wooley, Dana Woolen, Dennis Wright, Debbie Yamamato, Allan Yaquinto, Ida Yates, Vivian Yonk, Ricky Young, Mary Zachary, Wanda Zemaneh, Marsha Zercher, Joann Zielke, Cheryl Ziio, Carol SOPHOMORES 14-9 W 1 AY 'fa 5 if Q A wx J 421 -. UQ. w ' 4 r if..- Ak.: A V , J 1 i . ' WJ' w K, Q .--4 v , .. 3 513 ti 'f k. T Li f 4, W Q2 fm f . K- ,Mm ' x K I 4. . .r , X Y ,L i V ' X ,.f' , ,!, X 57 , '3'-is-JY , V W , 1 , A.- X 12' ,,,,, L -X S xy K ,ggmtiw V, K 1- K k X L. 11' ' mg., A s A N., sk x 4 ,A W V -MG ,W iff ' ,, :J . ,K ,, .. K' ' Q f V A A . -V ., A K V , hy V, ,Nz . 6 41 .r ,gp , K V , ...V L. . ,1 .K 4 X af if 4. fi. '7 N 'L 2 ' . L 5 5 gm www M ., A5442 ,K F731 sfgfi N' L 3 ...ff .wi i 55, CLASSES151 - np? -. -. 531, F. mga 9 4-I l52 4 ,,,.,u-nl! 'W ex. 'Q I iff? Q Q, ' 'fm ea i be QW 154 ORGANIZATIONS Larry Reaves Editor-in-Chief Janet Hackney Co-Editor Diane Teminles Activities ditor John Prewitt Stag Worker Marilyn Morgan Class Editor Bonnie Beisheim Class Editor Diane Brown Oriwaniza tions ditor Jennifer Pace Business Manager Lynne Geihl Stay? Worker Cindy Bilz Class Editor John Mitchell Photographer Talmage Upchurch Sponsor 1970 -U Mr. Upchurch points out a good layout to editors 'WWW Class' editors select best pictures for layouts. Diane typos write-ups for activities section. Jennie keeps track of advertisements. John provides pictures for the annual. This year Carter is proud to have an excellent annual staff. Larry Reaves, Editor, attended workshops in August at Texas A 81 lVl and brought back many new ideas forthe annual. The staff attended a conven- tion at the University of Texas at Austin in March. At the convention they learned techniques in making a better yearbook. To be on the Round-Up Staff you must maintain a Bw average throughout the year. Each person is assigned a special task such as draw- ing layouts, taking pictures, copy writing, or typing quadruplet copies. E to 'lrr f 3 esgsgggflfll In Some staff members don't work too much. Staff workers draw layouts and compose write-ups. ORGANIZATIONS 155 ifaefa-70 wmgtwv Stagg I The WRANGLER, Carter's newspaper, is pub- Edi'0 i 'Chlef lished monthly. Ranging from 11--I2 pages, the staff en- compasses members ofthe Journalism class and news- paper session and interested writers from the school. The staff consists of an editor-in-chief, associate edi- tor, page editors, reporters, cartoonist, and business manager. Mary Johnson Cost of the WRANCLER is defrayed through sales Art Garrison of subscriptions, advertising space, and single issue AS-Wfiflfff Efilwf 1'- copies. The WRANGLER is a member of the Texas High School Press Association, Quill and Scroll, and Inter- scholastic League Press Conference. Stephanie Thompson Associate Editor ., , Y -arg I X , Doris Moore L -t - . , .X v Q, V,-kv: Business Manager V g g ' at 'A in Staff workers prepare for distribution of paper. ,QF ' you .z. rstt I if S, , up a N fig is 1- , I Uncle Fuzzy's heavy bevy. Mark Frankie Photographer 156 ORGANIZATIONS t Scott types the sports layouts. Carolyn and Annette type copies for the printer. Mrs. Henigsman Sponsor 5- Debbie and Leslie put Wrangler copies in faculty boxes. ORGANIZATIONS 157 Pwssdmb Stephanie Thompson - President Laurie Clampitt - Secretary- Treasurer Mary Johnson - News Reporter Doris Moore - Yearbook Reporter 158 ORGANIZATIONS ,AN The purpose of the Press Club is to unify the journalists ofthe annual and newspaper staffs. The Press Club has 1'e- ceived a charter from Quill and Scroll - national honorary journalism frater- nity. Members must be outstanding in journalism and submitted to the nation- al secretary for evaluation. Members will be initiated in late spring after eval- uation. 97' 1 z ' 'W I T ' rf W s L ii Q, jj .t , gsm, s'et L an ,T iff 1 1 S . : I' . , 5 A A f 'Pfffiglill riff? 5 T as -1-.e f fav Car Bellom Debbie Broozs Steve Deen Marilyn Fallico Lynn Geihl Cre Hast Ceogge Nelles Larry Reaves Angela Salem Mrs. Henigsman Sponsor National I-lmwfu The National Honor Society is an organization of outstanding students who are chosen by char- acter, scholarship, leadership, service, and citizenship. Each year it is a tradition to honor the faculty with a tea. This year's officers are: Larry Reaves - Presidentg Mark Dickens - Vice-Presidentg Chesna Foster - Secretaryg and Kathy Allen - Treasurer. New members are initiated every spring. Kath Allen Jeff Alrnold Bonnie Beisheim Mark Dickens Pam Edwards Marilyn Fallico Chesna Foster Marilyn Harper Ernest Hernandez Carol n Hill Wendell Hollis Lee Ann Larimer John Parramore Larry Reaves Steve Roberts Nancy Smith 68711 . N vfi' .If 'Ph ORGANIZATIONS 159 Tlwf The David W. Carter Student Council was established for the purpose of governing and serving the students and student body. At the beginning of each school year one student and one alternate is elected from each homeroom by his classmates, to represent them in the Council. The representative listens to their wants and needs and brings them before the Council. The Student Council makes up the Student Directory and pays for the printing each year. It also makes up the Orientation pro- gram each year for new sophomores. The Student Council sponsors the Homecoming Dance and Spring Formal each year. They are responsible for the Thanksgiving and Christmas projects for needy families. During this time food is collected from the student body and taken to needy families throughout the greater Dallas area. The Student Council is responsible for the i'Student of the Monthu award, which is awarded to good students who deserve recognition for their hard work. The Stu- dent Council is a busy, hardworking organization and they are always looking for ways to improve Carter, and keep it the great school it is. The things it accomplishes and the duties and responsibilities it has are important for a successful year at David W. Carter High School. if ,,a. .tat 'S e. .T ., 5 V.. - . w I ,xt t , . ' ' r - 4 ' .' T si' k,-r. i e T ' S e- if ' -.. Student Council in action for bettering D.W.C. 160 ORGANIZATIONS , -- .t s w e ' 'free 5932 t A ,,,.,, i ..,. L . g A A 1969-70 Student Council officers and Mr. Vandygriff enter the great school they have helped to make. 2 . p ' ' i Q - 'lin 35 -sf' af f ' -2 S 1o,t if fra W T r is i '-Q W' , S , W. ig il 1 S f 7 -' Ex ,, C. ,,:: Q, E, f ' V W , ..X Q 'L.f . M,- ,. f ' or H Q . 5, Q ' f , I xg KALL 3 K M 4 ' T ,1 i QQ 'Q C ft W 5 X AA' .Tl . Az:A A ti Til if ' ' JAZ ,,., fr 'X 1 ,: ,. wi l l kQ B r fr y r f , ' ' -'Lf y .N 1 Ih' ' 'f me . 1. I . 4,Z lx if is T , 5 .q I y tays Q g in - 4-1:1 5 , itt ,W X 1 T X If ,U Y' Marci Anderson - Sr. Jeff Arnold - Sr. Debbie Baker - fr. Debe Baker - Sr. Johnny Barrera - fr. Bonnie Beisheim - Sr. Pat Berna - fr. Cindy Boslock - Soph. Donna Bost - Soph. Pam Browning - fr. Teresa Cole - Soph. Dena Compton - Soph. Mark Dickens - Sr. Gail Frankie - Soph. Sharon Garrich - Soph. Julie Glover - Ir. Wanda Guinn - fr. Marilyn Harper - Sr. Susan Harris - Soph. Marie Hassell - Soph. Greg Hasty - Sr. Warren Hattersley - Sr. Ernest Hernandez - Sr. Carolyn Hill - Sr. Richard Hill - Sr. Mark Hood - Soph. Sherry Howard - fr. Marcus Keller - Soph. Paul Kfssler - fr. Linda Knott - fr. Susan Knowles - Sogh. Lee Ann Larimer - r. Greg Lewis - fr. Micah Mahane - Soph. Al Mendez - Sir. Christy Miller - fr. Mark Miller - Jr. Che l Pearson - Jr. Pat gomarici - Soph. Larry Reaves - Sr. Belinda Renshaw - Soph. Tim Reudelhuber - Soph. Steve Rickett - Soph. George Rawlings - Sr. Rocky Saldana - Sr. Chusck Schram - Soph. Hal Shelley - Soph. Don Taylor - Sr. Mike Thom on - Ir. Mike Tonicks- Soph. Patti Walker - So h. David Wilkins - Donna Woodard - Soph. Mr. Vandygriff- Sponsor ORGANIZATIONS 161 JA'-'U' N . Red Owss The Red Cross Council at Carter is made up of students chosen from their homeroom. The High School Red Cross is part of the Youth Chapter of the American Red Cross. The theme of this yearis Red Cross at Carter is people helping people. Red Cross carries out many service projects during the year, such as the membership drive in which over one hundred dollars was collected. At Thanksgiving the council took food baskets to a needy family. For Christmas Red Cross made Christmas' stockings and Placemats for the Childrenis Hospital. This yearis officers are: Lenny McLaughlin - Presidentg Donna Thorn - Vice-President, Diane Temples - Secretaryg and Steve Roberts - Treasurer. Fwh Row: Steve Anderson, Marvin Cloud, Bill Lambert, Bobby Tumlinson, Paul LeRoy. Fourth Row: Kathy Blackwood, Jill Rumbly, Joan Nelson, Denist Idt, Colleen Wood, Vicky Virnelson. Third Row: Donna Nipper, Donna Haney, Anita Anderson, Paula Anderson, Linda Hassel. Second Row: Pam Cox, Sanma Hudgins, Susan Haney, Martha Head, Kat Kinsy. First Row: Diane Temples, Lenny McLaughlin, Debbie Ball, Debbie Aubrey. ORGANIZATIONS 163 'Qu As an organization, the Key Club is dedicated to service for the school and the surrounding community. The Club performs a series of service projects throughout the school year. In an effort to clean up the school the Key Club has placed trashcans at various points in the school. Perhaps the biggest project for 1970 was to present a career day assembly offering information on a wide variety of occu- pations. Key Club meetings are also spent in programs on various aspects of our modern world. Key Club and similar organizations can do much, through public service, to shape the world of the fu- ture. l I I The l969-70 Key Club members and sponsors New members are initiated in a wet way. 164 ORGANIZATIONS n The service for next month will be , . . 'M Big Jeff, presides over Key Club meeting. ORGANIZATIONS 165 A 'zfi .,-z.b w e U, , ' , A g . L,., y :N t, -' L - 1 , . .5 T7 . ' 0 :Nw . 2 P. vs U 1- gs . .,. K J, . f I ji, L+ ., K 6 9 ,Q .X 7 hi O X , fo 'A' Q I li X6 . X2 :w g . lf.-.. I y aff ' P- ff? , ,- I . Pam Pun koney - President Hugh Crandstaff - lst Vice-President .leff Russell - 2nd Vlke-President Jenny Pace - Secretary Cathy Hatchett - Treasurer Debbie Baker - Historian Barbara Dickson - Reporter Billy Wiese - Business Manager Carolyn Miracle - Sponsor 166 ORGANIZATIONS The Art Service Club of David W. Carter renders service to the school and at the same time broadens the art experience of its members. The scope of ac- tivities includes every- thing from painting sce- nery to making spirit post- ers. One of the highlights of the year is a field trip to the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts Hugh and Jeff set up scenery for others to paint Aw ' uf. Y,-v 15552,-' fl 'W V5 1 'qw A .M 3 is 3 1 Q , xy.. -,gs H -LN 1 s ,1- i x e Af' 1- . K 1 .af f gy f K f -.ff-f swf 'Ye - N lil JN. s f mb S X E1 xx it K . ., . t 1 , W X ' ff? .-fa., 'vgtlms ' If-' 5 5 Pa .1 1, if as 3 . ' 'Vg - N A 5 Q fs ' ai r ,Q Q l x- , ' 452' gm, . at ,, 5 I J' are L in Q ft, E Ja. - aj it 3 A J N53 V :ge : 5 h 1' r 'ff ev 1 ,..k K 1. . f , X - A X i kir sry-it I Q ,J In X515 .1 f ' ., f Y ' ff 1 MEN ,i my f, 5. 1Qf..'z'f Y ' 1 K if z fl t'V ' .q'l5li..l A A 'L T Delores Acosta Jackie Andrus Debbie Ball Carrie Campbell Bill Carter La Donna Carter Weldon Cole Kathy Crook Barbara Dickson Debb Dow Wenclle Everhart Jean Fine Gary Finney Mike Foster Pam Godfrey Nancy Greener Debbie Gullick Becky Hale Jini Hesse Nicky Holland Mary Johnson Pana Johnson Sheri Kimple Chuck Knight Bill Lambert Billie Lawson Michele McDona Cathy McLean Diane McLine Vikki Massengill Maury Morrison John Parramore Holly Poe Lunne Randle Frances Reyna Debbie Reynolds Richard Ribble Vivian Richter Larry Robertson Evelyn Samhmles Sheryl Save Patti Sandusky Teresa Scott Kathy Starr Robin Stetson Jeane Stewart Betty Swasick Lynne Witten ld ORGANIZATIONS 167 Am Allen Jo Eillen Best Tim Bivins Debbie Boerschinger Charlotte Busby Lisa Cappelli Christine Chase Rhonda Collier Gloria Crawley Lisa Doubleday Susan Evans Martha Fischer Mike Foster Nancy Greener Marie Hassell Karla Hightower Darla Hixson Sharla Hixson Barbara Hogan Kathy Holmes Scott Huddleston Delores J irik Susan Knowles Marie Landers Shirley McClain Karen McCord Mary McCord Cathy McLean The Guides Club goal is to greet visitors with a hearty Cowboy HOWDY.,' They give all our visitors a Carter welcome by showing them through our build- ing and introducing them to students and teachers. This yearis president is Sharla Hixon. The membership numbers forty-two students. This year a party was given to acquaint the new members at the Pizza Inn. .. 4 4 ev 1 or , ks- 'N' NP' SSWQKW her if ay K' if W 4 f yygg -,gh , yi' 5 - f 1 - '5 s - age: it A, RSX I f l ..,. - ' - ' f .'.,,D'ft 1 V f i f t r S , ' N. 1, ,af , ' ili it ' S - W e .ffi:e1e1 Qi if Y 168 ORGANIZATIONS 1- 1 H riff? a . ' j ' Ns f ,' - - K f f A, 11: Us 1 , . if , I ,yi-Q ,xiii Mnfffp Ziff L? -f' f 32.:i.1 ' ,N K Mike Oliver Debbie Poleet Linda Ribble Linda Rogers Sherri Rudder Patti Sigui Mona Smithee Nancy Stanberr Y '4if7 ' If i.i E Carol Teetor Judy Turner Linda Wier Tim Williams Dennis Wooten Janice Wylie ORGANIZATIONS 169 170 O Marci Anderson Paula Anderson Debbie Armstrong Susan Armstrong Debbie Aubrey Debbie Ball Debe Baker Bonnie Beisheim gonna Bost ind Bo d De Alhn lflrown Pam Brownin Charlotte Busgy Karel Carpenter Debbie Cross Marilyn Drain La Wlanna Dunn Chesna Foster Deborah Foster Pam Foyt Gail Frankie Dana Froese Rudi Garnett Denise Ceihl Julie Glover Marcie Green Deana Criswood Becky Hale Edith Hale Jane Hamby Karen Hamilton Janet Hardin YTeews Y-Teens is an organization of girls sponsored by the YWCA. Its goal is to bring people closer together and to aid world fellowship, helping those who are less fortunate than us. Y-Teen members perform various service projects throughout the year. At Christmas, bags were filled with small, personal supplies for the men in Vietnam. Stuffed toys were taken to a children's home and several visits were made to Rest Homes. 1 ' s if 'x iiifi A I s- 'l , ' '-' 'V if 'W A ' ' ,jf ' Y 1, 3,4 ' 3' L. xt, -A ,. T p 'if are ,Z Ui, 2. 5. V A ff 'f y pf . J 'E rar:-f i' RGANIZATIONS 6 ,few . .bv 'VLA is - 'YKA N -l', , 7? - ., ,' J W' . 1.9 :ap Q Q , 5 412' , 5. 231 1 5-4 , 6. 4?-. ' 5 y aww 'MIL' I Ni N li A Marilyn Harper Susan Harris Linda Hassell Marie Hassell Cathey Hazzard Carolyn Hill Susan Hinsch Darla Hixson Sharla Hixson Jane Hrncir Jan Hu hes Nancy El ndman Denise Idi Mary Johnson Brenda ,I ones Cindy Kaumeyer Cheri Kimple Debbie Kleitz Margie Laird Lee Ann Larimer Barbara Limmer L nn Louthan Nizincy Lowery Liz Lowery Jud Maahs Vicki McDaniel Michelle McDonald Vicki McDonald Cheri Montgomery Doris Moore Marilyn Morgan Cind Morrison Marslta Newberry Evalyn Parr Cheryl Pearson Debbie Porterfield Janet Puryear Karan Renshaw Cay Robinson Donna Ryon Angela Salem Patti Sandusky Susan Sartor Melinda Schwab Karen Shely Cindy Skidmor Nanc Smith C-lendla Starnes Susan Stevens Carol Teetor Diane Temples Terry Threalkell Connie Trent Teresa Turner Vicki Virleson Patti Walker Vicky Wieting Susan Williams Donna Woodard Colleen Woods Carol Zito Anita Gavin .syvonsor irginia Partezana Sponsor ORGANIZATIONS 171 Lib Q Student librarians are dedicated Carterites who donate their study hall time to be of service to the students and faculty by performing the hundreds of jobs that keep the library operating. They assist in compiling book orders, preparing new books and magazines for use, circulating library materials, Helping students locate information, re- shelving books, keeping the library in an orderly and attractive condition, and checking attendance. Debbie Ashley Cathy Blackwood Karen Coker Lynette Cook Joyce Hammond Janet Hardin Karla Hi htower Carolyn gill Karen Huichuman Jerri Jones Sharon Keys Mar'an Landers Shirle McClain Mary K'IcKnight Teresa Nelson skr y I li-l I 12:1 ,Q Pe Prewitt Riden Becky Robertson Kathy Scharlach Debbie Shackleford Debra Simpson 76 Bet Swasick Deliliy Wellborn Karen Whittington N lVI.rs. Gerbetz - Sponsor 172 ORGANIZATIONS J N ov' M6610 The purpose of Traffic Safety is to further and improve the safety of the school and the community. This year we have tried to improve the parking situation in the student parking lotg tried to control the breakage of glass on the parking lot and improve the smoking areas. We are also working on putting sidewalks on Wheatland, and widening it, hoping to improve the traffic and safety around the school. November llth, nine members attended the annual Traffic Safety Conven- tion at Southern Methodist University. The group discussions were on Narcot- ics, Safety Education, and Safety Enforcement. Edith Hale - President Karel Carpenter - V ice-President Patty Cody - Secreta Angela Saizem - eporzer - M Gary Armstrong Pat Crumbie Pam Godfrey Mary Johnson Mary McCord X ORGANIZATIONS 173 Debbie Sisemore Jeane Stewart Debi Tumlmson Belinda Trail I , 4 ,ut 33, Q P 11 ses Q x y , ', t Lv Q, 'M MOUTH Burden leads COWBOY spirit John and Don lead fans in cheers. Cowbog 69-70 Carter Cheerleaders under the direction of Mrs. Sandra Parish, are seen during all sport seasons arousing spirit and maintaining good- sportsmanship among the student body. Before the 1969 football season began they spent a week during August preparing for assemblies and cheers at S.M.U. summer cheerleader camp. They performed in daily competition against many state wide schools and won five ribbons in their division. A- . if P i ii i We In K .ze 4 1 i U ,.: 1 '-- la if -41 5 J r. Debbie Burden Shellie Chancellor - Head Cheerleader John Hilman - Leslie Lindsey - Jr Cowboy Cheerleaders Diane Temples - Sr. Don Taylor - Sr. 176 ORGANIZATIONS 5 Mrs. Sandra Parish Sponsor 4, I ff :A Senior X I - V4 ., W ..7..,g W--M iii I W 1 121 i 4 L drill team members help promote spirit at assemblies. ' 69-70 Calico means cowgirl in French. The David W. Carter Calicos are proud to have carried this name for four years. Their' purpose is to promote school spirit, attend all school functions, and set a high standard for others to follow. The organization is composed of a chosen group of girls with a vigorous desire to serve. They are led by a selected group of officers and by the best sponsor, Mrs. Hubert. The newly honored officers abandon their care- free days to start grueling training at summer camp. After summer camp they return to their homeland to pass their Newfound experiences on to their Cali- co charges. Their basic trainingg however, only leaves them with the ground rules from which they spend many explosive and mindbending hours originating their own style for their routines. Equipped with anything from tamborines to hoops the girls performed show class routines thru football season to the sounds of Aquarius and Basin Street Blues and many others. They were seen any- where from manipulating themselves into their for- mation of a hat to performing in parades in Down- town Dallas. With memories aglow the Senior Calicoes give their final outstanding performance during the spring training game. So, we tip our hats in farewell to our beloved D. W. Carter and turn slightly to catch a glimpse of our reinforcements moving into our vacant spaces. 71 Y 5.41- -r 'Ty W ' Sm 32415 ef wif' N' ' 1. w' ,- ,7 Q -Q ' :g.9rr?,:1g f . sg' :va-1 -1 it s rf I. '- 1I+,'f' 1 'Q at r fW4,a.M...'fEof,.,..a , . ..... .W tt ri.. ef' , . , . W' ,Z 'V I - ttcr r c . . A ttsv r Drill team stands at attention, ready to go on the field. ORGANIZATIONS 177 11-vu The 1969-70 D. W. Carter CALICOS NNY an Mrs, P31 Hubert - This yearis Calico officers. Standin : Debe Baker, Karan Renshaw, Cindy Boyd, Margie Laird, Chesna Foster. Sponsor Kneeling: LaWanna Dunn, Susan iflassey, Lee Ann Larimer. 178 ORGANIZATIONS ii - Q '. ,qi -in--.rf LQ 'o ' . - x fi .. K ' XM' l V1 fr 1 ii 'if M . ' ii Wg' M I. x -in K f' 1 is Q fx rx 'QV cv ' 1. P ,Q x 4 '45 L, P ,4- I SX 1 A fix I ,. 1 3 ff ,A v - ' 'if , .EY - ff' Kathy Allen Marvi Anderson Debt? Baker - LL Bonniz- Beishir-ni Cindy Bnyd - Ll. Connio Branvh DeAnn Brown Diane Brown f Mgr. Pam Browning Vickie fhnada Karel Carpenter Laurie- Clampitl Patti Only Nanfy Coko Culhy Cowan Pal Crunilmiu- Linda Donn' lawanna Dunn - Ll. Pam Hlwards Carolyn Fallico Susan Flexi-hor Chosna Foster - LL Pam Foy! Lynne Geihl Shvila Garner Virki Glass Juliv Glover Julia Gomez Bei:-rly Gr:-1-n Jam-l Harknvy Edith Hale Delvlrie' Harrisoli Callwy llauarri Ann lligdon - Mgr. Carolyn llill JoAnn Hovfflrr Doblyir' Hunt Chamizlinz- jarklmn Mary johnson Cindy Kaumfycr Linda Knott Margiv laird - Ll, Laurin larimcr Lev Ann larimer - L Karen lrwis Sonia Lillia- Liz Lowe-ry Nanvy lnwvry Susan Masrwi - Caplum Vivid Mvllonalli Adm-llr MvKinlvy Christy Mill:-r Ch:-ri lVlonLgmm-ry Cindy Moon' Doris Moon' Alim- Morvlu-ml Marilyn Morgan Evalyn Parr Chf-ryl Pearson Margo Prinoe Pam Punkonvy Karon Renshaw - LL Melinda Schwab Dehbiv Sliacklvforrl - Mgr Carolyn Shaw - Mgr. Karen She-ly Debbiv Sisemurw' Jackie- Slinkard Glenda Smmes Debbie Thomas Hvlinda Trail Mary Ward ORGANIZATIONS 179 l When Johnney comes marching home again v Rain, rain go away so-143. E Q w gk 3 Q A X fn 1 1 is px wi QW. ,gy f is 180 ORGANIZATIONS Hey, stupid! You're suppose to be on your left foot. Qpwus Show Cowbog Qpwt The Spur Organization consists of girls interested in the spirit', of Carter. There were approximately 180 girls in the group this year. Mem- bers attend football games performing card stunts and pom-pom rou- tines. They also decorate the auditorium for some pep assemblies. A girl in any grade at Carter is eligible to be a member, and membership is a prerequisite for drill team. Go Carter! Beat S,O.C.! The Spurs show great spirit of Carter Cowboys. ORGANIZATIONS 181 Spur officers and Row officers. K Spurs try out for Calicos 182 ORGANIZATIONS The 1969-70 Spurs. I an . :Q ,gm A K fiffv -' 1 ,' ' ' n 'wax aa 1'-5 A-Nfew' 1 P0055 Big Paw aw Qclwolu The Concert Choir, under the direction of Mr. Talmage Up- church, is the performing choral group of Carter. lt was in- volved in many outstanding performances this year. Of course, the two most memorable occasions were the Christmas program and the annual spring musical, Carousel,,' an experience never to be forgotten. Many members of the choir won various awards and recognition for their acheivements. Mr. Talmage Upchurch - Choir Director l The D. W. Carter Concert Choir 184 ORGANIZATIONS z I A A specially selected group of the Concert Choir perform at many school functions. The New Ideas perform at the Student Council assembly, ORGANIZATIONS 185 Gail Stutls - Student Director 186 ORGANIZATIONS The Girls Ensemble is a big part of the musical. Gail leads girls in the practice of songs for musical. Cf--WW Q--- f-A The Folk Singing club is also a part of the Choral Dept. ORGANIZATIONS 187 Emwlf Pfwvides of Musicalb of The Carter High Marching Band filed out onto the fields under the baton of Drum Major Larry Reaves and his assistants Marilyn Harper, and Richard Pierce. The band's halftime activities included precision drill and accompa- niment to routines of Calicos and Majorettes Debbie Dow, Shirley McClain, Janis Pope, and Sheryl Savell. After the excitement of football season the band set out under the direction of Mr, lack E. Rumbley to rehearse for a season of concerts and competition. These included a Spring Concert, a Regional Contest, and for those mem- bers who wanted an extra challenge, competition in solos and ensembles, ' The 1969-70 Cowboy Band under the direction of Mr. ,lack Rumbley. 188 ORGANIZATIONS S gy: -.Q ,-..-...tg ...--V.-....... g , gl i - 1. if . . mx ,J V 'I ,E : 5 i. f Wi 'T XF' 7.4 1 35 tam' ii,--6' A 5 nh...2 A, ' Z , .'?:1i2 ' in ' The band performs at the flag raising ceremonies 1969-70 Majowttes Pm6o'ww 6041 School ci'iuZi'1e6 JANIS POPE - Jr' SHERYL SAVELL - Jr. 190 ORGANIZATIONS DEBBIE DOW - Sr. SHIRLEY MCCLAIN - J LARRY REAVES - Drum Major Baud wvida 60'vMembms ders of the Cowboy Band are, L. to R.: Richard Pierce, Asst. Drum Majorg Larry Reaves, Drum Majorg and Marilyn Harper, Asst, m ' . Majorette ORGANIZATIONS 191 D. W. Stage Baud The 1969-70 school year saw the organization of a new musical group at David W, Garter High School, the Stage Band. Com osed of twenty students the band was christened e Herd by its-membership. The band is basically designed to provide training in the playing of all types of popular music, both cur- rent and past. Jazz style and improvisation are just two of the aspects of music which are stressed in Stage Band class. Of course the same basic aspects of music- manship are also stressed such as intonation, articula- tion and dynamics. Membership in the stage band is open to qualified students who are auditioned on Saxophone, Trumpet, Trombone, String Bass, Drums, Piano and Guitar. i f I ,. The Stage Band performs at many school activities Members of The Herd are, L to R: Rhythm Section David Roach - Guitar, Tommy Robinson - Drums, Jake Pittman - Bass, Mike Thompson Piano, Patti Morrell - Piano. ,Trombone Section Mike Wages, Karen Seibert, Gary England, Kevin Smith, Allen Wharton. Saxophone Section Ronny Payne, Eddyi Brewer, Robert Soto, Ricky Reynolds, Richard Pierce, Ralph Stunnerd. rumpet Section Will Witten, Barry Graham, Paul Leroy Lynn Blrchfield, reddy Brewer. 192 ORGANIZATIONS Tommy Robinson makes the beat go on. I-iw!! ' The trumpet section comes out loud and clear. M.r Rumbley dlrects The Herd to the sounds ofthe Strlpp r ORGANIZATIONS 193 Debate and National Tltesptaas The Debate Club is an organization of students interested in debate and extemporaneous speaking. Members debate the national high school debate topic, Resolved: Congress should prohibit United States unilateral military intervention in foreign countries. This topic is debated by club members at numerous tournaments in Dallas and other cities. The National Thespian Society is an honorary dramatic group for those students who have earned enough points to become members. Thespians participate in the various school pro- ductions, compete in duet acting in tourna- ments, learn about theatre, and attend plays per- formed by college and professional acting ,,,. groups' Gary Bellomy Debbie Brom Debbie Burden .1 J I MR Shellie Chancellor f p ' Vicky Class - Steve Landrum ' ,X ., ag X fa' 'Fo i 1 Qt fig-it. y t Patti Morrell David Plexco Jan Rayner -b .M Glen Rogers NY 'A . , U ii Jackie Slinkard Colleen Smith an John Sweeney gp- Mrs. Pate - Sponsor v,, 194 ORGANIZATIONS l if V ii Gary Bellomy, President, presides over Debate Club meeting. fins--,..,,,,k David Plexco helps others by explaining the art of debating. ORGANIZATIONS 195 The Creative Writing Club is open to any student who likes to express his ideas in what he writes or wants an opportunity to use his imagination and creative ability in something which communi- cates with other people. Rh d C H. The Club's purpose is to encourage the young on 3 0 ler writer and inspire interest in creative writing by pub- lishing students' works in the newspaper or in an an- thology of student writing. Each year the club spon- sors a creative writing contest in the school and of- fers awards for poetry, short stories, essays, and plays. This year a new award was offered for humor- ous work. Debbie Cross Martha Fisher Roger Mankin 49' Ralph Mount Jake Pittman Debbie Poteet 'CZ' 43' L. - wa ,X wx if Y 1 f', N at ?, William Razo Mark Stoddard Mrs. Hollowell - Sponsor ,wk ,wav Qs ix 'll it at T 5 f i 'i e i' K ew? .... t .,.. Debbie Poteet is very creative when it comes to funny stories. 196 ORGANIZATIONS f. I V a Q Q, W . , can C JAN'-,,n!dGrW2'Q 'mi 52W v f .,,,,.,,,,,.gm.w-we k M. X , P-F + , ,- X f j,,, i mwel- .n., ,A 5353 - wd'd ,,,,.g.f 81--K,-mil ' Z A '11b-, X, QLKL, LLVV , ' . f' , 53,434 , kr V, Los Vaqulfcm T Los Vaqueros, David W. Carter's Spanish Club is a member of the Pan American Student Forum. This year for some of their money-rnaking projects, Los Vaqueros had bake sales, and sold Christmas cards. Each year, new officers are initiated at the Spring Ban- UCI. q The first Tuesday of every month, the business meet- ing is held, and the third Thursday of every month is the program meeting. This year, the club has had the privilege of visiting with several visitors from Mexico. They also sponsored a family at Thanksgiving and Christmas. One of the highlights of the year is the state convention in Austin. Only 15 members of Los Vaqueros may attend. At the convention everyone attends workshops, meet- ings, and the election of the new state officers. Los Vaqueros members entertain at the program meeting Two Spanish students give a play entitled The Cock Fight. 198 ORGANIZATIONS -'W .r gig? 5' mw- f wg 11:-Fil? ii if i 'Th' is 4:12111 Agn, tif-I , .Q If 'f S 52 f 5 - - Im, gn va ,.x -, 'wi-,.z J, fig x ill ' Q . 'lffe 2 X Student members of Spanish Club practice the art of Speaking in Spanish often presents communication problems . , speaking the language. .. sq- , ,,,..... .uv--an limi? 'Q Ny.- aikiwm fn l V---NHHQQ' Q s A 3 i p, s i F H l QV 5 . . . But all comes out well. Mein ii ORGANIZATIONS 199 Club Das Beut Ceutschlandi' the German Club is an organization whose purpose is to promote student interest in the people, language and customs of Germany. Members must have taken, or be taking German. This year, the club has participated in several activities such as a Christmas party in December and sponsoring a family at Thanksgiving. They also had a party at a German restaurant. The officers are Becky Wellborn - Presidentg Susan Stevens - Vice-Presidentg Karen Whittington - Sec.- Treas.g and Jimmy Wallace - Program Chairman. Becky Wellborn - President. Susan Stevens H I4 President. Karen Whittin ton - Secretary., Freasurer .limmy Wallace - Program Chairman Mrs. Markham - Sponsor ff' Eugene Barnes Glenn Bowling Eddy Brewer Ronald Broakshire Bo Brooks gf '48 Al Burrow Q Denise Geihl We Lynne Geihl Ronna Gisel Ernest Hernandez 'V' Barbara Hogan Jeff Ihsen Denise Idt j g A Q Kim Johnson David Jones , 1ffvi,aL.-f .sz B Randy Kirk Robert Kondikoff Libb Lowery Randy Miller John Mitchell Bob Ramsden Colleen Smith Stephen Starks John Summit Mike Thompson Cindy Trees Susan Williams Debbie Wise Brooks Witten Will Wittcn 200 ORGANIZATIONS 'QSC , 'ff .1 7 . V- Y A . le f QHxgfi.Q V , I i R Mrs. Markham leads German Club members in Christmas car- ols. Eddy and Freddy Brewer entertain guests at their house for the Christmas party. German Club members sing along in unison to Christmas carols. ORGANIZATIONS 201 The Junior Classical League is a national organization as well as a state organization. The colors of the League are purple and goldg the symbol is a torch. The statewide Junior Classical League holds a conven- tion each year where competition is held among all JCL members of Texas. The Texas Junior Classical League also publishes a newspaper, the Torch, which relates news of the different Latin clubs of Texas. The purpose of the members of the David W. Carter Junior Classical League is to broaden their knowledge of ancient Greece and Rome through the study of Latin. The interest and study of Latin as a living language are promoted nationwide during Latin week. An initiation party for the new members is held each year at Pizza lnn. The initiates come wearing the traditional Roman toga. The event of the year is the Texas Junior Classical League Convention which is held at Central High School in San Angelo, Texas. Contributing for the needy on Thanksgiving, caroling at Veterans' Hospital at Christmas, sponsoring a Hteacheris appreciationn coffee, and honoring Miss Satur- nalia and outstanding Latin students at a spring banquet were a few of the annual activities of the David W. Carter JCL. The JCL sponsor is Miss Paulette Gavin. . T , , ff sf -f-Q-mi:-fn. 1 .. - 1 fgQrg,f2sw w,. . .af as tx iw' . ss ti yfii, 555 ,L 1 Q, w New initiates enjoy banquet at Pizza Inn if A A iiiii K A slave sale is an annual part of initiation. 202 ORGANIZATIONS gl if K. its Z fa! A . 5 sf: ! Terry Alexander Steve Anderson David Barnett J we :mlb ue 3' .3 , A 23? 7 ' ,fc ' i 'S' in , -t fn' at X L 0 Mar aret Ba es Gin gy Brandt Pat Bruce Karel Carpenter - V Pres. Marvin Cloud John Coke Steve Dean Tim Deen Pam Godfrey Neal Crillot Wanda Guinn Bill Hale Michael Hooten Stan Keeton - Pres. Gary Landers Gary Lewis Nancy Lowery - Sec Donna McCrary Marsha Newberry Dan Reudelhuber - Re rter ChucC0Roberts Robert Shaddix Hal Shelly Randy Smith Vicki Virnelson - Historian Patti Walker Donna Woodard Linda Woods Carol Zito Miss Gavin - Sponsor ORGANIZATIONS 203 2 'ff 204 ORGANIZATIONS L ,435 fm 'Ull1w ...-i!'!5' M2211 dwiahi-Kqmssmmmwn-wHQPifxiwv.wm , , ..., ,,,u.,m5MN V, ,914 gf, ' ,... W, Business 061 . The purpose of F.B.L.A. is to further students in the knowledge of business relations. They sponsored an underprivileged family for Christmas. They also had a party. During the spring of school they had a picnic. At the first ofthe year, the F.B.L.A. bought a dictaphone for the Business De- partment. ln the spring the most outstanding students in busi- ness courses attend a convention sponsored by the ln- terscholastie League. The 1969-70 officers of F.B.L.A. This year's F.B.L.A. membership. ORGANIZATIONS 205 Sherri Rudder - Reporter Cathey Hazzard - Cheri Mont omery Social Ciairman Project Chaimial. Edith Hale - President Patti Sigut - Vice President Pam Browning - Secretary Jo-Ellen Best - Treasurer Future Teachers of America tries to interest young men and women in education as a career. This year, along with many other fun and interesting activities, the members were able to try out their teaching abilities by tutoring for the Bir- die Alexander Elementary School, D. A. Hulcy Junior High, and the Y.M.C.A. This was just one of the ways they are pre- pared for the future. ff An F.T.A. member Uies her skill of teaching others. 206 ORGANIZATIONS ? , -wt With the help of F.T.A., children 4 - -, is ' 1 If Q- ,1 as Y '-' K, 1 HFC N' learning more. ,. fv- Paula Anderson 'MW f 27' J Kathy Broyles Ann Collins 5 l - A ,-, ' Barbara Cullum is A ...ff , 4, N3 Vi' gl Rudi Garnett kj, fi , 5' ', ,W ' ,W Becky Hale h . 'iw J, id -K ,km .k . - J B 'N' 1 --i 4 ik H3 ,Q ffm sd' 1 ' ,. , x5 X ff e S he kv P l x f .f :ax v T Q 4 . Q1 i K EXW 2 , ' 119' tes- - . wtf, np -- W , i I VK , ,, , , .. .A 1 -A lllrr M ' AW1- i--- 7' xx T 'Q 'rrr I Q, 'PO 4' Leafs F --. ,M X X sur., W 1 eg L E ,, I ..f.,3-.EY ,K K X. w ' 5 :uf , is f Sv 1, , S C 3. -K ., .w S S 4... K g 5 ' 99 .aw Q ,aux fps ., , .- air 5 ..,, Jane Hamby Janet Hardin Ann Higdon Sharla Hixson Vicki Hudgins Deloris James Delores Jirik Brenda Jones Linda Knott Beverly Lawrence Barbara Limmer Lynn Louthan Linda Massa Mary McCord Cathy McLean Joan Nelson Marsha Newberry Cindi Pinkham Belinda Renshaw Donna Ryon Cindi Skidmore Debbie Scrivner Donna Thorn Terri Threalkeld Carol Zito Mrs. Tole - Sponsor Mrs. Piper - Co-Sponsor ORGANIZATIONS 207 Math OM: A new orgamzatlon at Carter thls year 1S the Math Club sponsored by Mr Abbe lt IS deslgned for students mterested 1n furtheung and expandlng then' knowledge of Math Future plans for thls year are learnlng to operate comput ers explorlng the fundamentals of math and learnlng about the sllde rule M thCl h besf 196970 208 ORGANIZATIONS a me A 1 , ll 5' 'L S Y 1 z ' V .X Q , If-' ' . I i 35 4 - I ., V , t ' 4 Z1 U ITICIH I' OI' ' . aw -wwwmf-mg-Jaw pu' W ,.i,,.,...,H Y., ....,-....-can-w....4 . W, ...ww 11 !! 2156 121.010, ' , 1 969-70 WWW? DEBBIE BAKER Company Sweetheart ww,- lf if ll, K CADET CAPTAIN LOY D JONES Company Commander of Company A 21st ROTC Battallon Mm Q 'Nl 'veibx Fzrst Row Cadet Lt L0 Jones Company Commander Capt Debble Baker Cadet Lt Vlr tl Cam Battalion Adjutant Charles Clause Second Row Charles Shackelford Ca et Ist Sergeant Michael Duncan Larry Cray Thzrd Row Charles Igooley Ramon Moreno Jlmmy Mooneyh m Wendell Pol lock Fourth Row Robert Dehart Mark Hood J1mm1e Allen Bobby C-rlbble - r ef N - , . , . 114' L 5 . W 4' . ', 5 . of 7' I ' ' K5 ,JW kv K g W ,t t at X S 6, tv I ...I , f ,- .,a '.: ' ff . ' MQ? ' , E 1,,y+w.1s:f -.gm 2 ll , I Y ' wh, 3, - . 1 fm., f K t A r an E., at ,l - 'f - - w' '-x,,.xtt:gg hx , V mr, , ,fry .,eM,,, I W ' ' I or . ' ' , I U fzflmq N' 'Z' 'QR ,.fe1'i'-'ie' , ' 'W . , yi-A ug.. ,L .. .gh O ,uk A I . A . - A L -- Tiny, :Whiz V-,Q-.I - .,,.'., ' ' he ' 'f V-f1'af., ' - ' 4 'fe'N:'1Z'f1!:w,f:-1-'f'- f 1-3 .'-t ' .. . ...mane . f. '- 1 . . . it t -fr. at. - - 1-.I--ts ff:.:9x-.L:.:.-.ask Y., uv.. . V . .tr .-- I . : . ty , g . g . , g . I 1 , - -' , - 3 Q ' ' : s 1 s ' 210 ORGANIZATIONS Y , 2156121.01 . ' , 1969-70 JR CADET CAPTAIN PAUL W. HAWKINS, Company Commander LAWANNA DUNN of Company B, 21st ROTC Battalion. Company Sweetheart First Row: Cadet Ca t. Paul Hawkins, Company Commander, Capt. LaWanna Dunn, Battalion Sergeant Major Ruben Rios, Cadet lst Sergeant Eracio Rodri ez, Jimmy iris e. Second Row: Steven Franklin, Richard Ribble, Edwin Vau hn, Dudley Sedberry, Kenneth Webb, James Carroll. Third Row: lS1etphen Kelly, hllelton Bradshaw, William Butler, Houston Thomson, James fieen, Roy Carroll. , 21sbl2f.OI0. ' , 1969-70 CHERI MONTGOMERY Company Sweetheart CADET CAPTAIN HUGH E. GRANDSTAFF, Company Com mander of Company Cf 21st ROTC Battalion. wif t ' :QQ 1 X .Pa . 4-'T Q - w-4?f ,,- t- W A. K ' STWHWI-.V ' ry' tg . .i ft i:.a4.-wwfe,5.,,- '-. x-. , Q I ' ' O ,jc 'X'.,,V I' ' . qkg , , fgfi ? 3 , , 'raw--PM 1 I fvrf. ' r' First Row: Cadet Capt. Hu h Grandstalf, Compan Commander, Capt. Cheri Montgomery, Cadet lst Sergeant Roy Ramse , Ricky jackson. Second Row: Richard Rosebrock, Gerald Golden, Donald liefler, William Brashers, Charlw Carroll, Steven Dagnel, John Landers, Charles Eversole, Richard Cro . Third Row: Bruce Wemple, George Hill, Rolland Reynolds, John Holder, Charles Krantz, Charles Chambers, Bobby Perdue, David lpsen, John Grulib, Mark Stoddard. ll ax A NS , 21StI21.OIC. , 1969-70 EDITH HALE Company Sweetheart LT DENNIS BAKER, Company Commander of Com- CADET lst . pany D, 21st ROTC Battalion. ,I - ., A I ry 'xy I Ed'th Hale Cadet lst Sergeant Reynoldo Medina, Benjamin DeBoard. Second T' th Cole, John Welskopf. Fourth First Row: Cadet Lt. Dennis Baker, Compan Commanderg Captain 1 , Row: Gilbert Moreno, Jeffrey Holden, Keith Iwhirley. Third Row: jerr Parker, Iohn Lettrell, Troy Carroll, imo y Row: George Rousseau, Lewis Olsovsky, Kenneth Mize, Clifford Cullyiclt. Tony Neal, ORGANIZATIONS 213 , 21sbl2f.OICD. ' , 1969-70 VICKY GLASS CADET CAPTAIN THOMAS A SWINDLE, Company Command- Company Sweetheart . er of Company E, 21st ROTC Battalion. 06 af l',f .. ' XXI, ff 4 d C t V' k Glass Cadet Ist Sergeant Anthon Hadaway John Sweene .Second First Row: Cadet Capt. Thomas Swindle, Com any Comman erg ap . ic y , , Row: Randy Morris, David Gutierrez, Michael gf-entry, Julius Burrow, William Razo, Frederick Raymond, Dale given. Third Row: Timothly Bivins, Billy Spicer, James Brechlloseph Clark, Michael Ayers, Dana Wooley. 214 ORGANIZATIONS The Reserve Officers Training Corps, Junior Division, at David W. Carter High School, is organized as the 21st ROTC Battalion, otherwise called the Corps. The battalion is composed of five com- panies, with each organized in line with an Army Infantry unit to allow for a chain of command. Additionally, the battalion is com- manded by the cadet Battalion Commander, who has a Headquar- ters composed of Staff Officers and Staff Instructors. The officers in the Corps are normally third-year cadets, while the noncommissioned officers are second-year cadets. The com- panies are commanded by cadet Captains, with Lieutenants as their Platoon Leaders, while the Battalion is commanded by a cadet Lieutenant Colonel. The ROTC program has many goals, with the primary aspect to allow a young man to acquire pride and confidence in himself and his country, and to attain the level of leadership necessary to be- come a leader in his community. The program is not designed to produce soldiers, but only to provide young men with the funda- mental knowledge of basic military subjects if and when they enter Service. The greatest goal is good citizenship, which is en- hanced through the requirements of the program. The Carter ROTC program is extremely active, and performs in the many activities of the school. Members of the Corps also vol- unteer to help in maintaining order in the school building, and raise the United States and Texas Flags daily. The cadets work hard to better themselves, their school, and their community, but they also enjoy the Corps social activities, the Drill Team, and the Rifle Team competitions. Overall, if a young man wants to get involved and meet the challenge of be- coming a better man, then the Corps is the place to be. Battalion Flxecutive Officer. Cadet Ma'or Harold Simpson, Cadet lst Lt. Virgil Cain, Battal- Cadet 2nd Lt. Ruben Rios, Pla- ion Adjutant. toon Leader. CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL RICHARD W. COLE, Battalion Commander, 21st ROTC Battalion. WANDA GUINN 21st Battalion Sweetheart Lt. Colonel Leonard Kimmick. Ir., Commandant. ORGANIZATIONS 215 Eypwizb Mwdesmans ' ls Displagedf bg ow l2i6lefTeaw Cadets Richard Croy and William Brashers, Varsity members ofthe CAR' TER RIFLEMEN, adjust the sight mount of one ofthe team's .22 caliber rifles. Pointing at a shot Uroup is the Corps Rifle Team Captain, Cadet Lieutenant Coloneliilichard Cole. The interested Varsity Team ca- dets are Stephen Franklin and Jefferey Holden. First Row: Charles Dooley, Charles Krantz, Larry Gra , Melton Bradshaw, and Gerald Colden, who comprise the B Ritie Team. Second Row: Roy Ramsey, Richard Croy, Team Captain Richard Cole, Wiilliam Brashers, Paul Hawkins, and Richard Rosehrock, who make up the Varsity Rifle Team of the Corps. 216 ORGANIZATIONS S I 15 , fl El ll fl fl MBL Team Pwtgvw-A , ', Q Pwcisiow MDL ES. ' 1 TQ wa ,,,,.,,. , THE BLUE BERETS DRILL TEAM First Row: Ricky Jackson, Richard Cole, Thomas Swindle, Charles Shackelford, Ricky Westerman, Tim Bivins, Re naldo Medina, Gilbert Moreno, Charles Dooley, Second Row: Team Commander, Cadet Major Harold Simpson, Charles Clause, Donald Lefler, Keith, Whirle , John Sweeney, David Gutierrez, Tim Cole. Third Row: Eracio Rodriquez, Dana Wooley, Billy Spicer, Richard Croy, Dennis Baker, Stephen lllelly. ORGANIZATIONS 217 Awmiwo zwAOIzPLases ofyQclwo.0fA ' , I ' ' f My-f U A 6 , V,,. i Q3 f Q li xp L ','Lx5 ,, 4, Flag Patrol shows respect to flag and country. , ,vii 3 24, M CORPS CHORUS, 21st ROTC BATTALION First Row: Kenneth Mize, Cadet Directorg Wanda Guinn, Vicky Glass, John Grubb. 'Second Row: Mark Stoddard, Edith Hale, La- Wanna Dunn, Cheri Mont omery, Michael Duncan. Third Row: James Carroll, Lewis Olsovgc , Richard Croy, William Razo, Julius Burrow. Fourth Row: ,lelln Holden, Ramon Moreno, Gerald Golden. Fmh Row: Timothy Bivins, Benjamin Deboard, Frederick Ray- mond, Clifford Gulllck. I I : I Z 1 ,. , 0 ' L., . 3 '4ler.,. . . ,e gg ' v1a,,,,' . 2 ' 5 . . , . Q 'nu , ,, . 1 . +M- , R S - EQ: w - ' t 1 .1 - .li A41 , ,-ji . , , N ,K g ' Q ' K, 'I-0 e Q- , . .. 3 3 . Q, i 1 Cadets Rolland Reynolds and Charles Krantz discussing a tactical situation with Nieta Reeves and Gail King. 218 ORGANIZATIONS Warming up for the Annual Military Ball 1970 are Corps Sweetheart Wanda Guinn, Cadet Lt. Col. Richard Co e, Corps Sweetheart Debbie Baker, and Cadet Capt. Loy Jones. Eaves mag ' The Corps Passing in Re-viewn during weekly parade. Corps Sweethearts Wanda Cuinn, Edith Hale? Cheri-Montgomery, and Vicuky Glass durin the Corps Christmas Party at the Cedar Canyon Catering Clu Colonel Vicky IS in the process of inspecting her Troops during the floor sgow portion of the event ORGANIZATIONS 219 Athletics ff' C -v 'R Q -flu' Af I' - A, ur' 1 - V 41, V ai, ,, . 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Kedrlc Couch Jimmy Dlckens James Neeley Don Todd C -vi' lm' ff 4 .J O X 4 A 'ff' .5-af ff 4 wh an :BHG lim' ,.b 3 e,'. -11 qw ' KSf.! f:7F .:, f f' , 1 969 05 21 I S ,,3 T , 22 M, R Cary Allen James Anderson Mike Bailey Mike Baker Randy Baker ,W by K,AV x Dennis Dillard Joe Drumwright Dennis Geiger -vs Q3 Warren Hattersley 3,1 ...- Joe -Kay Q. Paul Murphy Pal Murray Stanley Murray Benny Nabors Ken Noles 'K K W., Steve Roberts Joe Rust Rocky Saldana Randy Smith Stuart Spangler 224 ATHLETICS 1 1 5 ,. Vwwttg Squad 2 M Clifford Bangham Pat Berna David Pat Bruce Steve Clark Q U' in r li r L v Q L 23' , wv we ' L L wk 3 f V .iigg Q2 it NL. 4. v. ,if N v u Ma L L s Mike Kml Dennis Ladd Steve Landrum 5. ge , , rx: . 4 A, if-W .J v n 1121 Richard Owens Padgett Greg Pasley Bill Preston Doug Perdue 5 'Q ,, F-...L Lyndon Talbot Bruce Ward Walker Westerlage B111 Wimberly Miller Randy Miller Buch Cowbogs 8-IO The Beginning 226 ATHLETICS Gel that ball! Cwttwu Falls tovAdam5ow The Cowboys' first district game with Adamson was strictly defensive from start to finish. The first half was slow and filled with a sizable number of interceptions and fumbles. Itwas in the last seconds of the first half that a touchdown was put on the scoreboard, for the Leopards. But, the Cowboys were quick to make a comeback. After the second half kick-off Carter poured on its of- fensive strength to push to the Adamson thirteen. However, the drive was stopped by a penalty and the Cowboys had to settle for a field goal attempt. Richard Owens put Carter on the board with his three pointer, making the score 7-3. In the final quarter, Adamson made another TD and the game Closed with Adamson 13 and Carter 3. Adamson Carter First Downs 8 9 Rushing Yardage 161 64 Passing Yardage 17 91 Passes 1.2 6-16 Passes lntercepted by 3 0 Fumbles Lost 2 0 Punts 6-34.5 4-36.7 Yards Penalized 52 25 W t 1 I' Umphlll ATHLETICS 227 Cowbogs Work as afTemw The Carter Cowboys rang up their first victory of the season with a smashing 4-7 to 6 victory over North Side of Ft. Worth. After the two earlier near wins with Denton and Adamson, the Cowboys roared out on the field to round-up the Steers. Carter broke loose early in the game and by the half was leading 34--0. Linebacker Paul Murphy started off the night by returning on interception 31 yards for a touchdown. Joe Rust then followed up with a 58 yard punt re- turn. Not to be outdone, Dennis Ladd then scored twice - first on a 30 yard scamper with a screen pass, following with a 19 yard imita- tion of a bulldozer. Later in the game, Ladd picked up two more scores, along with 73 yards in 13 carries. Ft. Worth Carter NOI'Ill First Downs ...... .... 1 6 14 Rushing Yardage . . . . . 169 228 Passing Yardage. . . . . . 116 15 Return Yardage . . . . . . 151 70 Passes .......... . . . 4-8-0 3'16'1 Punts .......... .... 1 -39 4-39 Fumbles Lost ..... ..... 2 4' Yards Penalized . . . . . . 110 51 cipa C0wb045Sl2mvOvlvvLim0-QW The Cowboys played one of their strongest games of the season with a 23-14 victory over Lincoln. Carter gained 263 yards rushing in their match at Sprague Field. Steve Roberts first put Carter on the scoreboard on a five yard run, topping off a 62 yard drive in the first quarter. Richard Owens made the conversion, putting Carter in the lead 7-0. The third quar- ter showed Carter with two more touchdowns. Dennis Ladd scored from the four yard line. Joe Rust made the third touch- down by making a run from the one. The last Carter score of the game was made by Doug Perdue on a field goal from the 31st yard line. Lincoln Carter First Downs ...... ..... 2 6 21 Rushing Yardage . . .... 319 225 Passing Yardage. . . . , 183 103 Return Yardage . . . ..... 33 136 Passes .......... .... 1 7-29-2 7-11-2 Punts ......... .... 5 -38.8 6-4-6.3 Fumbles Lost ..... ...... 1 3 Yards Penalized . . . . . . 42 50 p Mac You call this a defense? ATHLETICS 229 Cowbogs ' Owtscofws ln the big game of the season, Carter went up against fourth ranked Kimball. However, the Cowboys did not find Kimball's record at all impressive. The Cowboys went ahead early in the second quarter after guard Bill Wimberly recov- ered a fumbled punt at Kimball's 40. On the next play, Dennis Ladd hit into left tackle, cut to the sideline and ran 60 yards for a touchdown. Carter's hardhitting defense jarred four fumbles from the Knights. Two of them were turned into touchdowns. The second came early in the third quarter. Kimball was forced to fumble at their own 29 and Carter re- covered. Three plays later, Ladd ran 25 yards for a score, making the score 19-14. The last Carter score came in the fourth quarter. Kimball was holding their breath till another Carter drive was broken in the last minutes of the game. Carter Kimball First Downs ..... ..... 1 0 17 Rushing Yardage . . .... 166 284 Passing Yardage ..... ..... 5 2 87 Passes ............. .... 8 -14 6-10 Passes lntercepted by .... .... 0 2 Fumbles Lost .......... ...... 1 41- Punts ............. . . . 6-36.5 3-31.7 Yards Penalized . . . .... 7-85 9-74 Near miss. 230 ATHLETICS XX fi 5 Y f , W ff: .iiii Easy as pie! Co get 'em ,fs-E.. . - - f. Cowbogs Tame Bulldogs The North Dallas Bulldogs were left stunned as the Cowboys left the field with a 4-6-20 victory under their belt. Carter opened the game with a 58 yard march down the field for a score. Left halfback Dennis Ladd gave Carter its 6-0 lead by scoring from the two. Rich- ard Owens added the extra point to make it seven. Sophomore Joe Rust followed up with a touchdown with 3:53 left in the quarter. Ladd scored again in the second quarter from the three. Rust rung up two more touchdowns for Carter, both in the third quarter. Owens provided the extra points for all three TD,s. Doug Purdue booted a 28 yard field goal in the fourth quarter. Steve Roberts also scored on the last play of the game. Two points had also been rung up for the Cowboys caught the North Dallas QB in the end zone early in the sec- ond half. Carter N. Dal. First Downs ...... 13 14 Rushing Yardage .... 272 162 Passing Yardage ..... 41-1 106 Return Yardage ..... 63 86 Passes ....... 2-60 13-21-2 Punts ...... 3-29.9 1-24-0 Fumbles Lost ......... 0 2 Yards U . N Penalized . . .6-61 5-57 ust a smidgvn inorelu M Lt! A new lwgimiing. ATHLETICS 231 Qmaskes The Cowboys backed up their North Dallas victory with another win, this time over Roosevelt. By the half Carter was leading 20-0. Dennis Ladd led the Cowboy offensive with 192 yards in 32 plays and scoring three touchdowns. Dennis Padgett helped out running 103 yards in 15 carries, scoring one TD. After Roosevelt's initial punt, the Cowboys pushed down the field 67 yards for a score. Minutes later, Joe Rust recovered a fumble to set up Padgett for his score. Richard Owens kicked the extra point. A blocked punt set up the Cow- boys again for a score, with Ladd making the TD. Richard Owens converted making the score 20-O. Ladd scored his third touchdown in the last seconds of the third, making the score 27.0. A Carter drive to the seven was held off by Roosevelt and the game closed 27-0. S lawl- ii? ,4- ms -.., af ,4 ...,, ,Vt 4.A,. ,NWN - 'f' aff '-i e.:1 - - ., . '7.'i'i. . Nrftasf:--. ff' ' fwvffgggiw I xg. N . :-J R!1Y M .- wmrqpffz!! + up , ,:,55p.. . Carter Roosevelt First Downs ...... .... 2 8 9 Rushing Yardage . . . . . 432 73 Passing Yardage. . . .... 15 77 Passes ........,. . 1-3-2 7-18-0 Punts ......... . . 1-15.0 4-28.5 Fumbleslsost... 2 Penalties ..... . . .2-30 3-35 232 ATHLETICS wal Mission: Impossible Where's the goal? ti 'v 1, I , an . ' ' ' L '-1 1 e fl -if' T'7'Zf'f 'f 'rf' i 'TT?f?' , ,-',- t ,., R. . . . missed it. Batons Cowbogs Just one more yard! Chargelll,, Carter was foiled in its attempt to defeat the Sunset Bisons this sea- son. The Cowboys went ahead early in the game with a five yard fumble recovery by David Wilkins. Sunset pulled ahead later in the first half. Carter then came back in the second half with two touchdowns. Dennis Ladd was responsible for both of these. The game ended with a last-ditch effort by Steve Landrum for another score. However, the attempt was unsuccessful and the Bisons left the field victorious. When they ended, the Cowboys had 18 points to their credit, Sunset 27. ATHLETICS 233 Cowbogs Batista, 90.0. lt was the passing arm of S.O.C.,s Billy James that defeated the Cowboys 26-6. However, the Cowboys did their best to down those passes. At the half the Golden Bears were barely holding a lead with a 6-0 lead. S.0.C. broadened their lead with three touchdowns in the second half. Late in the second half the Cowboys in a last effort made their score. Sophomore Joe Rust connected with Steve Roberts on a ten yard pass. Roberts made the TD bringing the score up to Carter 6 and S.0.C. 26. The homecoming game closed at 26-6. S.0.C. Carter First Downs ..... .... 1 0 14 Rushing Yardage . . . . . 105 139 Passing Yardage. . . .... 177 124 Passes ........ . . . 6-9-1 9-19-0 Punts. . . , .... . . 5-37.8 4--31 Fumbles Lost . . . ...A ' . 1 2 Penalities .... - . .... 9-94 2-20 234 ATHLETICS A It Pat's got a case of the droo , Hard H itters. First Downs ..... Rushing Yardage . . . Passing Yardage .... Passes ........... Passes lntercepted by Fumbles Lost ...... Punts ............ Yards Penalized .... Wildcats Qowtclv Cowbogs Woodrow ....27 ...256 ...134 .....9-19 ....2-28 Carter 12 162 19 2-7 0 0 5-35 9-65 ln their last game of the season, the Carter Cowboys lost a hard-fought battle to Woodrow Wilson's Wildcats. Carter came out of the game with the best record against the Wild- cats. Doug Perdue first put Carter on the scoreboard with a 4-1 yard field goal. Randy' Baker broke up the Wildcats' first threat by recovering a fumble in the endzone. Carter then marched down the field, 80 yards in ten plays, ending up with Dennis Ladd making a 12 yard run for the touchdown. At the end of the first quarter, Carter was leading Woodrow 9-0. With 1:38 left in the game, Ladd went for a second touch- down around the left end. This pulled Carter within 12 points of Woodrow, closer than any other opponents could come. When the game closed, the score was Woodrow Wilson 34, Carter, 15. ATHLETICS 235 .L lk'-vf' 1 Football B Team Adfdow, Rawig Boniow, Lowa, ww, PW Cosfow, Robenb Owwlag, Rldmfndf Dolflf, Joe Dwzdew, Dow Davis, Dowd, Euefalw, Efvw GMM, M Gfvtmmtb, Dow Haw, BIN, HOEUQAAOW, BEUI, Mgfu. Joadow, Fwdf Lotlwm, Mflw Mmmf Millmu, Qhwe Nom, BLU5 Pogo, Dawg Robmom Bfzeab Qclmam, Clwmdw Qlsdlg, I-lab Qiwnow, Dow Tomb, Mflw Tgfew, Jolwvj wessow, Clwcla Yofflm Rich Coaclqamajs Neflg 236 ATHLETICS The 69'7 Cowboy B Team f Q. .R ,. 1 i A aj +W??ii?4'6 . ' -wi: A r i 1 . g P sk? x Q ,f . K ,Q , - . 71 V fy K Y' -...- Q I+ if .a X 5 E 4 usbfbing Cowbogs Nc-wofu Said ow Our 769-'70 David W. Carter basketball team is definitely the most dedi- cated, determined team Carter has even seen. Although their overall record of5-23, and district record of 1-15 are not really impressive, their true fight- ing spirit takes all the honors. The Carter Cowboys fought hard and long in each close ending game. Their spirit and determination never lagged The Cowboys brought home a consolation trophy and an All Tournament tro h P Y awarded Mark Dickens from the Athens Tournament. Also, in pre-season play, two Cowboy scorers, Jimmy Henry and Jimmy Jacobus received All- Tournament trophies in the Kimball Tournament. Coach Dibkens and his Cowboys have earned the respect of all for their display of Carter's true fight- ing spirit. Good Drivelv ATHLETICS 239 Qpwb Jeff Arnold I jf l 5 Pass it off' Bo Brooks Mar 240 ATHLETICS k Dickens Cane Gorman Greg Hasty fv ' Jimmy Henry imap' liiexwiiaiz To B A is t? ' seg l HV Richard Hensley ' wwasssfa tw' wi 595 District Play Adamson ..... Sunset ....... South Oak Cliff Roosevelt ..... Crozier Tech . . North Dallas . . Pinkston .... Kimball . . . Adamson ..... Sunset ....... South Oak Cliff Roosevelt ..... Crozier Tech . . North Dallas . . . . . . . Pinkston .... Kimball . . . CC Opp. 32 54- 11-5 48 53 77 62 78 63 78 54- 56 72 79 64 71 65 76 62 55 56 76 76 99 84 97 55 59 72 81 72 86 Q-.l a Good free throwf, . ,1 1 i,,s,a '.-.LQ'IpQ3aaL-Amir' ATHLETICS 241 242 ATHLETICS Z in Jimmy Jacobus ff Great pass! Gary Landers Zu Cowbogs Dedicated fa Basketball ii amsfaw U1 , f , 'F--f ' ' Clyde McCray Al Mendez Reb0und! -f x ,mm--M Put it in Cowboys! Cowbogs the xf A :M i .. 'f . , Great shot for the Cowboys! George Rawlings fi ' 4 5 ' . g I -if 'H 3 IJ JM? MMM! ZSY- 20 x fgjl pu , X I fi? ,oooo i I I mf THE FIGHTING COWBOYS , . ' q M54 -img, ,, A ,. I .:,, 5 J, Glen Rogers, Hawk Back Row. 32 Cl de McCrav' 25 Glen Ro ers, 20 Garv Landers, 30 Iimmv Jacobus. Second Row' Coach Dickens, 10 Mark Dickens, 23 Gene Hasty, 21, Jeff Arnold. Gorman, 31, George Rawlings, 14. Richard Hensley, 12, Jimmy Henry, Manager Mike Dellinger. First Row: 15, Bo Brooks, 11, Al Mendez, 24, Greg ATHLETICS 24-5 Temw D Qbzvls V Up, Up and Awaylw me ,,. ,Mg ' ' K V ' my x ,fi ,ir f S li . lx' lx ,J , m f -My it i j -n, I J, Ui zjgx s fl ,.., 1 A li 2 fig l 2 5 ' i h l 0 l W 3 M... 93' M b2,wf ,M , , K ,N it.. 1 I . in ,x.. W K . ,i -, - . ' S . thtii X . COWBOY B TEAM Back Row: Rusty Kerr, ,lamcs Anderson, Richard Hill, David Weaver, Mike Morton. 2nd Row: Stove Knight, Pal Bernal, Marcus K Richard Hays, Kit Dcan, Mgr. Ist Row: Eddie Kuchl, Chuck Schram, Teddy Clemmons. Hal Shelley. Sllllllllillgf Coach Todd. 246 ATHLETICS cller, Danny Sallis i 7 . Z u K Q5 , L ,,L2 ff 'ff ,M . B'9Q J 'W Q U. B Q , E, t o C, Q - . Last one home's a rotten egg! One, two, three, heave! 69? Back Row, L-R: Coach Neeley, Dennis Ladd, Mike Krol, Richard Hill, David Wilkins, Rock Saldana, Steve Landrum, James Anderson, Dou Per- due, Bill Wimberly, jimmy Jacobus, Al Mendez, Gary Landers, Steve Clark, Mike Baker. Midllile Row: Randy Smith, Johnny Miars, Leon Roach, Bill McGowan, Ronnie Thornton, Chuck Schram, Joe Rust, David Lewis, Doug Baker, Dan Birch, Mike Thompson, Rand Miller. First Row: Joe Higgs, Richard Toogood, Steve Roberts, Larry Barton, Bill Carter, Danny Page, Eric Everle, Cary Reed, Burton Bullock. 248 ATHLETICS i VM- if K' , W S ' K 1: : J-22? as - ii: , ' fi, r , ax: me , ,, ,kV. - 1 1 fr , l 4 L f, K ,,'f5zf-,gjAfg,.Mbvs 'wif ., r., ' A J if ai i , .,,,2k 1.. :l f . . , ., ..,, L ,y ..,,h,,A. A .. , ,.,. ,,5 fl, 5f5 l ,fl 4' Lb,fg uf . ff - Hwir im 5,5 Q24 i K' 'E fy? , L, , . C L s L h - nf 2 ,L if Y fa Y i K A ' l,1 ' fwm 1.. PA ' 'W' W ':'g' ' U I wish you'd start wearing a few more clothesg the neighbors are starting to QA VM. V K complain. H Back Row: Coach Neeley, Doug Baker, Larry Barton, Steve Landrum, Rocky Saldana. Front Row: Joe Rust, Eric Everio, Steve Roberts, Randy Miller. M Q- M ryf f L 'sl -fffw.,. g W. if . . How many laps did he say? ATHLETICS 249 Cowbogs Wofeb 1 Agaznsbtlw Step, step, step, jump, step, step, . . . It's all yoursq now RUN! 250 ATHLETICS .Q . ,,.4...,f,,.. .my 'dv' nw --my + if lfgvv, wu- an , A Vp 'ar rf A W .np Wm H. ,2- K .s- V W' ,. . 4, Q- -uv 9 Q. --fo- ,,,, .., A ,Q X , ,, . : .-, if in I 1 .Q if 4- fi' 'Y J' z -1 N, 'Biff ,, ,,. ww gf, . , ...,,g, - as X L 'N L -iQsU,,, af ff f H., A' f , 1 ,Q J :ge k I M . ,. .if A J , F 4 - M 6, :N -Q A X F My 4 .fm ... Hx, M Nm W .sv Q-' Q-, 3. f K . ...zwm .w -L .x ,Qw- r af- ,W K f' .-J , A , .amfi-,M ,w..f1--W,-wh .Y ,,,, H, Ms.: Jw :rw .m .4 ' , tl ' Y 'Q' MU qgfgu . if 2 BW 2- f, f 1.f , vw A .ef f O., 6- we .9 fr WM an .v 9 J W kk 252 ATHLETICS Did he say a spit or a grease ball? ,' V 1 V 1.2. . ' ' ' ' 5 4, 3 I-'A '.- l 'V fm 3 W .wmfr 4 f lfI2Qff .. H A i xy kwbwgkygw K 1- . 5. W, ww- .W-:'v:w .fr--:VW H f ,Q ,J f V, ' . im! i 1i3f'1 ,, Kg, V i , 6,4,.H . :T 4-an , -L ' Jn.. I A-'fn' 'N L' Wy .. 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H, 'mb' .11 '. -fm.. fliflu T iw C3552 MLN4 Q ' xx :A L ' ' 1 l ,fu , 1 Did ya hear the one about . . .? Back Row: Kevin Estes, Steve Roberts, Mike Tonick, Mike McKay, Mike Murphy, Paul Murphy, Larry Stelk, Pat Bruce, Joe Drumwright, Dennis Padgett, Joe Kay, Coach Hill. 254 ATHLETICS Q . ' A , I .ws , , 1,gjg-'if 1 ' ' . .-ummm. M- ' Cowbogs Dfdw ta Votofuj i. - , 256 ATHLETICS How long 'd you say this club is?,' Coach always says to keep your eye on the ball x Hold it! You can,t golf without a balllv A., fa. - A , -, .dm - Back How, L-R: Larrv Schomway, Bob Casacl , Sieve Parker, Dennis Abbe-y, Winn Edwards. Don Taylor, Manscl Davis, Mr. Buckner. Fronl R014 Art Garrison, Rodnvi' Harrel, Tommy Bandlyigr, Bob While, Jimmy Gaul, .Iohn Ward. Wonder nfl Lan miss thi window? ATHLETICS X -.., 258 ATHLETICS TWU N' EW Back Row: Coach, Torrance Vandy iff, Gary Chamberlain, Joe Landtroop, L nn Schoelerman, John Aiton. Middle Row: Pa! Johnson, John Burden, Tommy Thurmond, Greg Lewis, Cshuck Knight, Mgr. Front Row: Nancy gulphcn, Cindy Trees, Mary Young. ' 1 X Now what did he say 'im supposed to do with this thing?,' ATHLETICS 259 .li fv- av ILE Qi. DLL 'Ml JB Q W 'T H'-:i g1..n rs 1 f 4 f f ,fr Who took the ball? 260 ATHLETICS I dare you to hll lt over here' N wwe to Vxztowg 1 , er - - , -v . 4 rim, ...,. f-:,. A 1' A , 1 rv A U Q w - .E I k..,,...,..,,,,, y,,VV' A , . Y gk , ', E ' 7 I L v ' 1 X f I A 4 E V5 , a 1 4 f ' Q A ' A 7 I I I 6 i A ks A ,YK Q A Z T Q A V , V K 'V AY ir V . . -. 1 1' if Q - ,L , V ' - V in ' M1 ,A . 'fp A A . 1 K- 'F '--1 ' ' .. , ' Y. dxpw M 5 K , , ' 5 'W' - W ff . , f K ' 4.2 21' i - L ,-fy ' , s. li ' 1.21 '1.. V' ,. 'M' xx - - . S 4 1 - U f i V1 ' fl w f J VW ' I Q , 7 i' Q 'g Q ,.,g x.gm, if --F. gg - , g L ! , o i il I A W ', .V 2 1 ,ir 'TL if R fi i ,i s rg 15 A A: AL v' '-I 1 1 ' , L fx rj ,fl i QS ,X Q f 1 ii 5' g - v r f' 5 hk ' X QM? 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Buiiwiufl? 288 CLOSING X A 51 IA N ,,,-' . win 4 -rw ws, qitgb' i AQJ, Ai. 7' 4 , , E A Adams, Pamela ............ 97 Adams, Paul .............. 97 Allen, Kathy ...... 97, 159, 179 Anderson, Marcia ...... 90, 97, 161, 170, 179 Armstrong, Gary ...... 97, 173 Armstrong, Mike .......... 97 Arnold, Jeff . . 85, 97, 161, 240 Askins, Nancy ............ 97 B Bailey, Jacquelyn .......... 97 Bailey, Mike .......... 98, 224 Baker, Debe ..... 98, 161, 170, 178, 179 Baker, Donald ............ 98 Baker, James .... ..... 8 7, 98 Barnes, Richard . . . . . . .98 Barr, Brenda ..... .... 9 8 Beardmore, John . . .... 98 Beauchamp, Frances .... 98 Beaver, Danny ............ 99 Beisheim, Bonnie ...... 54, 99, 179 195 154, 158, 161, 170, Bellomy, Gary .... 99, 158, Berendzen, Ralph .......... 99 Best, ,lo Ellen ......... 99, 168 Boerschinger, Deborah. .99, 168 Bolton, Fel ............... 99 Bow, Sallie ............... 99 179 Boyd, Cindy. . 99, 70, Branch, Brenda ........... 99 Brown, Deann ........ 96, 170, Brown, Michael ........... 99 178, 99, 1 79 Broyles, Kathy ........ 99, 207 Burkhart, Debra. . . .... . 100 Burkhart, Vickie. . . . . . 100 Burton, Randy .... . . . 100 C Cain, Virgil ............. 100 Campbell, Carrie ...... 100, 167 Cannon, Joseph . .- ........ 100 Carter, Katherine ......... 100 Chamberlain, Gary ........ 100 Chancellor, Shellie . . . 100, 176, 290 Ivwlw Christopher, Robert . . Cody, Patty ..... 101, Cofield, Chris ....... Coke,,Nancy ........ Cole, Weldon . . . . . Cook, Lynette ....... Crawley, Gloria ..... Crisp, Christina ..... Crumbie, Pat .... 101 Cummum, Charlotte . . D Daffron, Annette . . . Darden, Jimmy ..... Davis, Truman . . . Demers, Robert ..... Dickens, Mark ...... 173 101, 101 101 101, 173, . 51, 159, 161 Dome, Linda ....... .102 Dow, Debra ..... 102, 167 Drain, ,lohn ........ Drumwright, Joe. . .49, 96, Dulworth, Randy .... Dunn, Lawanna . . 86, 102, E Edwards, Pam . . .102, England, Gary ...... Essary, Larry .... . F 178, 159 102 Fallico, Carolyn ..... 103 Fallico, Marilyn . .103, 158 Fedrick, Delana ..... . . . Fine, Jean ......... 103 Finney, Gary ....... 103 Flach, Lucy ............ Foster, Chesna ...... 104, 170, 178 Frankie, Mark ...... . . . Froese, Dana ....... 104 G Garner, Sheila ...... Garrison, Arthur L. . . Gendron, Robert A. . . Gibbs, Anita ........ 104, 104 3 7 194 100 179 101 179 167 172 168 101 179 101 157 101 101 101 102, 240 179 190 102 102, 224 102 170, 179 179 192 103 179 179 103 167 167 104 159, 179 156 179 179 156 104 104 Goodson, Donna Kay. Gorman, Danny ..... Grandstaff, Hugh . .57, Green, Beverly ...... Green, ,lohn Alan .... Greene, Sharon ..... Greener, Nancy . .105 Grimes, James ...... Gullick, Deborah .... H Hackney, Janet. . . 58, Hagerman, Betsy .... Hale, Deborah ...... Hale, Edith. 105, 170, Hammond, Joyce .... Harper, Marilyn ..... 159, 161 Hasty, Greg 106, 158, Hatchett, Cathy ..... Hattersly, Warren .... Hawkins, Paul ...... Hellner, Tina ....... Hendrix, Royce Ann . Henry, Jimmy ...... Hensley, Richard .... Hernandez, Ernest . . , Hill, Carolyn Sue .... 159, 161, 171, 172, Hill, saute ......... .....104 .....104 104,166 .105 17' .....105 .....10 161,163 ....10 .105,16 105,154 17' .....107 .....10f 173,179 206 105,17. 56,105 171 191 161 24 106 166 106 224 ... 101 ... 106 ... 10' 107 24 107 24l 107,15' 20 .50,10 17 .....10 W if N ,mi hr '. '- ' .. . 1 .f.. .wwzjg,g,g ' ' '1:W'i. 'ffzif ' . 1 ii sfwf -A ' si 71. ' ., Q U' -352 3. - .f ' -Riff N . f 1 'amaze 4 -' an , , - sea' Egfr H , W 1 3 - fa 1- , ,L W . '- - .: V 1 ,l.k Hoeffler, Joanne. Hollis, Brent . . . Honea, Larry . . . Hudgins, Vicki. . J James, Deloris . . James, Kathaleen Jirik, Dolores . . . Johnson, Mary . . 158, 167, Johnson, Michael Jones, Gilbert. . . Jones, Glenda. . . Jones, Loy . . . Jordan, Donna . . K Kaumeyer, Cindy Keyes, Sharon . . Krantz, Rachel . . Krouse, Larry. . . L Ladd, Dennis Laird, Margie . . . Lambert, Bill Landrum, Steven Langston, Linda . Lanier, Ricki . . . Larcom, Steve . . 179 159 . ...... 107 ....107, ....1o7, .....107, 207 .....107, 207 .........107 .107, 168, 207 . . . . 107, 156, 171, 173, 179 .........107 .........108 ....107 ....108 . .... 108 .10a,17i, .....108, 179 172 .........108 . .... 108 .....108, 225 108, 171, 178, 179 .....109, 167 .109, 192, 225 .........109 .........109 .........109 Larimer, Lee Ann ..... 48, 71, 88, 96, 109, 159, Law, Edward . . . 161, 171, 178, 179 .........110 Lawrence, Beverly .... 110, 207 Leroy, Paul .... Lewis, Karen . . . Lively, John .... Lopez, Priscilla. . Lowe, Debra Sue Lowery, Nancy Lusk, David .... M 192 179 110 .....,...110 .....110, .....110, .....53, .........110 110, 171, 179, 203 .........110 Manning, Jerry F. ........ 110 Manrriquez, Martha A. ..... 111 Martin, Mona. . . Martin, Pat ..... Martin, William . Mason, Judy .... .........111 .........111 ....111 ....111 Massey, Susan .... 84, 96, 111, 178, 179 Mathews, Vicki .......... 111 McCasland, Vertilia ...... 111 McCord, Mary . . .168, 173 207 McCray, Clyde ....... 111 244 McDonald, Vicki ..... 111 179 McDouell, James . . .... 111 McGinnis, Elsie ......... 111 McLaughlin, Lenny .... 55 112 McClean, Catherine ....... 112, 167, 168 207 McNutt, Bruce .......... 112 Mendez, Al. . 91, 112, 161 144 Miller, Cynthia .......... 112 Molock, Mary ..... . . 112 Money, Jerry Kay ....... 112 Monk, Joyce ............ 112 Moore, Doris ....... 112, 156, 158, 171, 179 Morehead, Alice ....... 92, 179 Morell, Patti. 94, 113, 192, 194 Moreno, Sylvia ........... 113 Morgan, Marilyn .... 113, 154, 171 179 Morrow, Monty ......... 113 Murray, Pat ..... .... 1 13 N Nabors, Bennie .... . . 224 Nachtrieb, Robert .... . . 113 Newsom, Johnny .... . . 113 Niquet, Debra Lynn . . . . . 113 Norman, Carleen . . . . . 113 O Olson, Royce ..... . . . 113 Ousami, Sheila . . . . . . 114 P Parks, Laura ............. 114 Parr, Evalyn ..... 114, 171, 179 Parramore, John. .114, 159, 167 Pasley, Greg ............. 225 Pineda, Mary ............ 114 Pope, Billye ...... . . . 114 Pope, Cheryl Lynn. . . . 114 Presby, Pamela .... ..... 1 14 Preston, William ......... 225 Prewitt, John ........ 115, 154 Prince, Terry Lee ......... 115 Punkoney, Pamela . . . 115, 166, 179 R Ragan, Bobby ............ 115 Rawlings, George .115, 161, 245 Rayner, Jan ......... 115, 194 Reaves, Larry ......... 59, 95, 115, 154, 158, 159, 161, 1911 Reed, Craig ............. 115 Rego, Steve ............. 115 Renshaw, Karan. 115,l171, 179 Reyna, Fran ......... 115 Reynolds, Debra ...... 115 Rhoads, Adria . . . . . . . Ribble, Linda. . . . . . .116 Roach, David ........ 116 Roark, Gary .... ..... Roberts, Gary ........... Roberts, Glenda ......... 159 Roberts, Steve . . .116, Robertson, Larry ........ Robinson, Gay ....... 117 Robinson, Randy ........ Robinson, Tommy . .' . .117 Robison, Marilyn ........ 194 169 Rogers, Glen .... 117, Rudder, Sherrie . .117, 178, 167 167 116 169 192 116 116 116 224 116 171 117 192 117 245 206 Russell, Jeff ......... 117 166 Ryon, Donna .... 117, 171 207 S Saldana, Rocky ....... 89, 96, 117, 161, 224 Salem, Angela. . .117, 156, 158, 171, 173 Samples, Evelyn ...... 117 167 Sanders, Herbert Kim .... 117 Scharlach, Kathy ..... 117 172 Schwab, Melinda .117, 171 179 Scott, Teresa ........... 117 Sedberry, Gladden . . . . . 118 Shumate, Brad . . . .... . 118 Sigut, Patti ..... .... 1 18 169 Simmons, Travis ......... 118 Simpson, Harold ......... 118 Sisemore, Deborah . . . 118, 173, 179 Skidmore, Cindy. .118, 171 207 ........52 Smith, Debbie Smith, Debbie Smith, Nancy .... 1 19, 159, Spangler, Scott ....... 119 Sperry, David ........... Stanley, Connie . . . . 118 118 171 157 119 119 29I Stelck, Larry . . . . . Stetson, Robin ...... Sums, Gail .... .... Sumerill, Lisa .... . . Sutphen, Nancy . . , Swindle, Thomas . . T Taylor, Donald . . .93, Temples, Diane .119, .119 .119 119, 154, Thomas, Debbie ......... Thompson, Stephanie . Trail, Belinda ....... Turner, Diana Lois. . . Turner, Judy ....... Turner, Pauline . . . W Ward, Mary ........ Warren, Cynthia ..,.. .121, Wilkins, David. . Williams, Norman . . . Wilson, Cary . . . Witten, Lynne . . Wolford, Rebecca .... Wright, Fay ...... Wright, .James . . Y Yaquinto, Gary .... Z Zimmerman, John Zimmerman, Pam .... Juwiofus A Adrian, Barbara . Allen, Gary ...... Ames, Alan ........ Amos, Joyce Marie. . . Anderson, Steve. . Andrus, Jackie ...... Arbogast, Rene ...... Arena, Sally ..... Arispe, Jimmy .... Armistead, Judy ..... Armstrong, Susan .... 120, .120 .120 161 Qiii . 124, . 124, . 124, 7 119 167 186 119 119 119 161, 176 171, 176 119 156, 158 173 120 169 120 120 120 225 121 121 167 121 121 121 121 121 121 124 224 156 124 203 167 124 124 124 124 170 -Bybee, Debbie Arnold, Debbie ........... 124 Ashley, Debbie ....... 124, 172 Ashley, Ronald .... ..... 1 24 Autrey, Leverett. . . . . . 124 B Bailey, Brenda ........... 124 Baker, Debbie ....... 124, 166 Baker, Douglas. . . .... . 124 Ball, Cary ....... . . . 124 Bandy, Charles .... . Bangham, Clifford Barrera, Johnny ...... 125, Barrett, Charles . . . . . Bass, Deborah ....... Bayes, Margaret ...... 125, Berna, Pat . 123, Billings, Patricia ...... Birchfield, Lynn ...... 125, Bivins, Tim ......... 125, Blackwood, Cathy ..... 125, Blankenship, Vanessa. . ....124 ........225 161 ....125 ....125 203 225 . . . . 125 192 168 172 ....125 125, 161, Bounds, Victor ........... 125 Bow, Nancy ......... Bowling, Glenn ...... 125, Brainard, Randell ......... Branch, Connie ...... 125, Brewer, Phillis ....125 200 125 179 ...... .125 Briggs, Linda .... ....... 1 25 Brom, Debbie . . Brooks, Debbie ....... 125, Brooks, Bo ...... 125, 200, Brooks, Karen Brown, Diane. Browning, Pam . Bruce, Pat . . . Burch, Daniel. Burden, Debbie . Burris, Tim . . . Burrow, Al .... Butler, Jerry. . C 194 158 240 ....125 ,...125, . . .125, 154, 179 125, 161, 170, 179 ...125, 203, 225 ...........125 125, 157, 176, 194 ....125 ....200 ....125 ....125 Cabeen, James .... ..... 1 25 Cammack, Linda ......... 126 Canada, Vicki ........ 126, 179 Cantwell, James .......... 126 Carpenter, Karel ..... Carter, Bill .... 126, 170, 173, 179, 203 . . . .126, 167 Chase, Christine ..... Clampitt, Laurie ..,,. Clause, Charles ...... Clendening, Jennifer. . Connally, Laura . . . Cosgrove, Carol . . . Coston, Robert .... Cotton, Richard ..... Cowan, Cathy ....... Coward, Michael ..... Cox, Pamela ...... Cox, Robert ..... . . Crook, Kathy ....... Crow, David ..... . . Cullum, Barbara ..... Cummins, Paul ...... Cunningham, Vicki. . . D Dahl, Joe ........ Davis, Linda ..... Davis, Randy ....... Davis, Sandra ....... Deen, Steve ..... 127 Deweese, Catherine . . Dillion, Charlotte .... Dowlen, Martin . . . Duncan, Mike . . . E Easley, Mike ..... Elkins, Diana ..... Elmore, Paula Jo .... Evans, Susan ....... Everhart, Wende .... .126, 168 126, 156, 158, 179 .,...126 .....126 ...126 ...126 .....126 .....126 .126,179 .....126 .....126 .....126 .126,167 .....126 .126, 207 .....127 ....127 ....127 ....127 .....127 .....127 ,158, .....127 ....127 ...127 ....127 . 127, .127. 203 Mendez, Henry ....... G Eversole, Charles . . . . . . . F Farley, Beverly .... Farrell, James ..,.. Featherston, Shirley Flanagan, Paula . Fletcher, Susan .... Fletcher, Tammy . . Foshee, Bobbie .... Foyt, Pam ...... 127 Franklin, Steven. . . Gallini, Vicky .... Gamblin, Susan . . . Giehl, Lynne ..... 156, 158 Gieger, Dennis .... Glass, Vicky ...... 127 Glover, Julie ..... 128 Gomez, Julia ..... 128 Goolsby, Pam ..... Gorman, Gene ..,. Green, James ..... Grimmett, Donald . uinn, Wands . . .128, H I aedge, David .... I all, Jeff ........ I alverson, William. I amblin, Jerry .... 2 aney, Donna . . . arper, Michael . . . l arris, Jeannie. . . I .127 170, 9 127 127 127 127 127 179 127 127 179 127 ....127 ....127 127,154, 179,200 ....224 122,123, 179,194 161,179 170,179 .... 128 .128 240 161 I arris, Susan .... ..... I arrison, Debbie ..... 128 ' atcher, Lee ........... azzard, Cathey ..... 128, 179 ickey, Pat ...... igdon, Grace . . .128, 179, ill, Timothy ........... ilman, John ........ 129 ixson, Darla Sue .... 129 ixson, Sharla Ann 129, ooten, Michael ...... 128 orton, Wesley ...... oward, Jerry .......... 129 oward, Sherry ...... 128 128 203 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 179 128 171, 206 128 207 129 176 168 168, 207 203 129 129 161 Huddleston, Scott .... Hunt, Debbie ....... Hussong, Kenneth . . . In lbsen, Jeff ...... J Jackman, Charmaine . Jackson, Ricky. . . . Jacobus, James ...... James, Paul ..... . Jennings, Cole . . . Johnson, Andrea. . Johnson Donna ..... Johnson Kay ....... Johnson Johnson Johnson, Kim .... 128, Marian ..... Martha ..... Mason, Michael ......... Massa, Linda ........ 130 Massengill, Vikki ..... 130 Mayfield, Ben ..... ..... 130 207 167 130 McCaffrey, Bruce ........ 130 McClain, Shirley ..... 130, 168, 172 190 McCumsey, Randy .... McDaniel, Janice . . . McKay, Mike .... McKinley, Adelle ..... McLine, Diane ....... Miller, Charles ....... Miller, Christy . . .131, Miller, Mark ..... 131, Miller, Micheal ....... Miller, Tom ......... Mize, Kenneth ....... 130 131 131 179 167 131 131 179 225 131 200 131 Jordan, Fred ..... K Kay, Joe .......... Keener, Carolyn ..... Keenton, Stan . . . . . Kelly, Stephen . . . . Kennedy, Steven .... Kessler, Paul ....... Killian, Linda ....... Kilpatrick, Russell . . . Kirk, Randy ........ Knight, Charles ..... Knott, Linda 130, 161, Kondikoff, Robert . . . Krueger, Garry ...... L Landers, Mittie ...... Lanier, Teresa . . . Larimer, Laurie ..... Latham, Michael ..... Lett, Dennis ........ Lewis, Greg ..... 130, Lindsey, Leslie. . .130, Little, Phyllis ....... Little, Sonia .... . . . Lollar, Nieta ........ Lopez, Patricia ...... Lowery, Liz 130, 171, M Mann, Darlene ..... Martin, Sherri Montgomery, Cheri ........ 131, 171, 179, 206 Moore, Cindy ........ 131, 179 Moore, Deborah .......... 131 Moorman, Linda .... .... 1 31 Moreno, Gilbert .... .... 1 31 Moss, Judy ...... ...... 1 31 Mount, Ralph ........ 131, 196 Murphy, Michael ......,.. 131 N Nall, Anita ...... .... 1 31 Nall, Frances . . . . . . . 131 Nelles, George .... ...... 1 31 Nelson, Joan .... .... 1 31, 207 Neumann, Dennis ...... 131 Newton, Gail . . . .... 131 Noble, Billy .... .... 1 32 O Olive, Juanita ...... .... 1 32 Owens, Richard .... .... 2 25 Oxford, Richard .... .... 1 32 P Pace, .Jennie ..... 132, 154, 166 Padgett, Dennis . .123, 225, 122 Parker, Michael .......... 132 Parks, Donna ............ 132 Patterson, Richard ........ 132 Pearson, Cheryl .132, 161, 171, 179 Philp, Valla .......,..... 132 Pierce, Richard ..132, 190, 192 293 Plexco, David ....... Pope, Janis .... .... Price, Patricia ...... Prince, Margo ...... Pullen, Beverly Ann. . R Ramirez, Frances .... Ramsden, Robert .... Razo, William ......- Reagan, Nancy ...... Reed, Cvary ..... Reed, Wade .... Reeves, Neita . . . Rendon, Dolores. . . Reudelhuber, Dan . . . Ribble, Richard ..... Richter, Vivian ...... Riehn, Charles ...... Rigsby, Deborah ..... Rodriguez, Celestino. . Rushing, Steven . . . S Sabinski, Barbara . . Sallis, Daniel ..... Sanders, Terry Dean . Sanderson, Stanley. . . Savell, Sheryl .... 133, Schleimer, Richard. . . Schoelerman, Lynn. . . 132, 132, 132, 132, 132, 132, 133, 167, Seeley, Lorine .......... Seibert, Karen ....... 133 Shackelford, Charles. . Shackelford, Debbie . . Shaw, Carolyn ...... 133, .133 Shely, Karen .... 133, 171 Simpson, Michael ........ Sisemore, Don Michal Slinkard, Jackie . .134-, 179 Smith, Colleen . . .134, Smith, Darnetta Jean . Smith, Henry ....... Smith, Kevin . . . . . Smoot, Sue ..... . . Soderman, Lee ...... Spangler, Stuart ..... Stafford, Kenneth .,.. Starnes, Glenda . .134, Starr, Charles ....... Steck, James .... Stein, Cindy .... 294 194 .134 .134 134 'iii 7 7 7 9 194 190 132 179 132 132 200 196 132 132 132 132 132 132 167 167 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 190 133 133 133 192 133 172, 179 179 179 133 133 194 200 134 224 192 134 134 224 134 179 134 134 134 Stevens, Brad .... Stogner, Adelle. . . Stone, Susan. . . Story, Eddy ..... Stovall, Stanley .... Stubblefield, Robbie .....134 .....134 .....134 .....134 . ..... 134 .......135 Summerill, Christine ....... 135 Summit, John ..... T Talbott, Lyndon . . . Thompson, Michael Thomson, Houston . Thorn, Donna ..... Thornton, Ronald. . Thurmond, Thomas Toogood, Richard. . Trees, Cindy ...... Tumlinson, Debra. . W Waggoner, Jackie. . Ward, Bruce ...... Weaver, David . . . Weaver, Kay .... Wellborn, Becky . . Westerlage, Walker Whittington, Karen Wiese, William .... Williams, Kenneth . Williams, Martha . . Wilson, Deborah. . . Wimberley, Bill . . . Witten, Brooks .... Wright, Karen .... Wright, Kathy . 135 . . .135, 200 . . .135, 225 135, 161, 200 . . . . . . . 135 . . .135, 207 .......135 .......135 .......135 . . .135, 200 . . .135, 173 .......135 ...135,225 ...miss .....135 .......135 . . .135, 225 135, 172, 200 .135, 66 . . . . 135 ....135 .......135 135, 225 135, 200 .,.....135 Wylie, Janis ......... 135, 169 Z Zear, Lois ............... 135 A Abbe, Dennis ...... ..... 1 38 Abercrombie, Gail .... ....138 Acosta, Dolores ...... 138, 167 Aiton, John ............. 138 Alexander, Terry ..... 138, 203 Allen, Amy ......... 138, 168 Allen, Jimmy . . . Amato, Richard Anderson, Anita ...... Anderson, James ..... Anderson, Paula. .138, Armistead, Terri ...... Armstrong, Dale ...... Armstrong, Debbie. . . Aubrey, Debra ...... Ayers, Michael ...... B Babb, Nancy ...... Baber, Kathryn .... Bailey, John .... Baker, James . . . Baker, Robert ....... Baker, Thelma ...... 138 170 138 138 Ball, Debbie ..... 138, 167 Bales, Barbara ...... Barnes, Melton ...... Barnett, Barbara. . . Barnett, David ...... Bartlett, Vicky ...... Barton, Larry . . . Baucum, Dan ..... Beasley, Geraldine . . . Bell, Donald Keith. . . Bellomy, Jeanne ..... Berry, Susan ........ Bilz, Cindy ......... Boling, Barbara . . . Booker, Aletha .... Boone, Carol ....... Boone, Charlotte ..... Bost, Donna 137, 138, Bostock, Cindy ...... Bouknight, Carolyn . . Bounds, Cindy .... Bowden, Patricia Bower, Jack .... Bradshaw, Melton. . Brady, Michele ...... Brandt, Virginia ..... Brashers, William .... Bratton, David ...... Brewer, Eddy .... 138, Brewer, Freddy ..... Bridges, Peyton ..... Brimer, Richard ..... Brookshire, Ronald. . . Brown, Gary ...... Brown, Janet . . . fiss iisa :isa 1 138 138 192 138 138 Brown, Sherry . . . , . Browning, Mark .... . . Bryan, Sandra . . . . . Burden, John .... .... Burgoon, Debra ......... Burks, Keith ............ Busby, Charlotte. .139, 168, Butler, William .......... C Camp, Frances .......... Cappelli, Lisa . . . .... 139, Carpenter, Jon . . . . . . . . Carter, Ladonna ...... 139, Carter, Mark . . . . . . . Carter, Nancy .... . . Chadwick, Raymon. . . . Chaney, Jeannene. . . Childs, Jeanna ..... . . Christopher, Bruce . . . . . Clark, Steve ..... ...- Clause, Beth ....... . . Claxton, Donna ......... Clendening, Kenneth ..... Cloud, Marvin ....... 139 Coke, John .......... 139 Coker, Karen . . . . . . .139 Cole, Cynthia .... ..... Cole, David ..... ..... Cole, Teresa ......... 139 Coleman, Suzanne ....... Collier, Rhonda . .139, 168 Collins, Ann ......... 139 Collins, Curtis. . ,.,.. . . Compton, Dena ...... 139 Cook, Clyde ..... ..... Cook, Elizabeth .... . . Cooksey, Don .... . . Cooper, Carolyn . . . . Coppock, Edith ..... . . ramer, Steve .... . . Crawley, Dewey .... . . reech, Susan ...... . . Crenshaw, Marilyn ....... renshaw, Ricki ......... risp, Cynthia ......, 137, rissey, Jackson ......... ross, Deborah. . .140, 170, rowell, Michael ......... roy, Richard .... . . rumbie, Paula. . . . . ruse, Cherilyn. . . . . ruse, Deborah ..... .... Cunningham, Clay . . . . . . 140 Currey, Glen ...... . . . 140 D Dale, Kerry ....... .... 1 40 Darden, Donald .... .... 1 40 Davis, David ..... .... 1 40 Davis, Mancil .... ..... 1 40 Davis, Marvin .... .... 1 40 Davis, Michael . . . .... . 140 Davison, Eugene. . ..... 140 Day, Vickie .... .... 1 40 Dean, James ...., .... 1 40 Decapua, Darla ........... 140 Deen, Tim ..... .... 1 40, 203 Delao, Jaime ............. 140 Dellinger, Charles ......... 140 Dickson, Barbara .140, 166, 167 Dillard, Deborah .......... 140 Dillard, Gary ........ 224, 140 Dimatteo, Sue .... ...... 1 40 Doty, Debbie ............ 140 Doubleday, Lias ...... 140, 168 Drain, Marilyn ....... 140, 170 Dulworth, James .... ..... 1 40 E Easley, Harry .... ..... 1 40 Eberle, Mark .... ..... 1 40 Elkins, Debra. . . . . . . 140 Elliot, Karen . . . . . . . 140 Elliot, Dawn .... ...., 1 40 Ellis, Judy ....,. .... 1 40 Emerson, Ernest .... ..... 1 40 Ennis, Kathy .... ..... 1 40 Estes, Kevin .... ..... 1 40 Evans, Judy ....... ..... 1 40 F Faneros, Dennis .... . . . 140 Farrar, Terry ............ 140 Faulkner, Rocky ......... 140 Fischer, Martha . .140, 168, 196 Flanagan, Cathy .......... 140 Fletcher, Judy . . . . . . . 140 Ford, Bobby .... .... 1 40 Fornas, Emma ........... 140 Foster, Debbie ........... 140 Foster, Michael.. 140, 167, 168, 170 Fox, Ronald ............. 140 Frankie, Gail .... 140, 161, 170 Franklin, Tammy ......... 140 Freeman, Theresa .... 140 Freese, Paul ..... .... 1 40 French, Ronald .... .... 1 41 G Garnett, Rudi .... 141, 170, 207 Garrick, Russell .......... 141 Garrick, Sharon ...... 141, 161 Geihl, Denise .... 141, 170, 200 Gentry, Michael .......... 141 Gersic, Rebecca .......... 141 Gilkey, Mark .... ...... 1 41 Gisel, Ronna ........ 141, 200 Given, Dale ............. 141 Godfrey, Pam. . . 141, 167, 173, 203 Gorhring, Barbara ........ 141 Gomez, Doug .... .... 1 41 Gooch, Julia ............. 141 Goodnight, David ......... 141 Gracy, Belinda ........... 141 Graham, Barry ....... 141, 192 Graves, Laura. . . ..... . 141 Gray, Larry ..... .... 1 41 Grayson, Randale. . . .... . 141 Green, James .... ..... 1 41 Green, Larry . . . ..... . 141 Green, Marcie ....... 141, 170 Greenlee, Gary. . . ..... . 141 Greig, Gloria . . . .... . 141 Grigsby, Gary ............ 141 Grillot, Neil .... .... 1 41, 203 Griswood, Deana .... 142, 170 Gual, Jimmy ..... ...... 1 42 H Haak, Linda ............. 142 Hale, Becky 142, 167, 170, 207 Hall, Bill ......,.... 142, 203 Hamilton, Karen ..... 142, 170 Hamm, Lon ............. 142 Haney, Susan ............ 142 Hardin, Janet . . . 142, 170, 172, 207 Harkins, Harold .... .... 1 42 Harrill, Rodney .......... 142 Harris, Sandra ........... 142 Harris, Susan .... 142, 161, 171 Hartsfield, Carol .......... 142 Hassell, Linda ....... 142, 170 Hassell, Marie . . 142, 161, 168, 171 Haydin, David ........... 142 295 Hays, Richard . . , Head, Martha ..... . . . Heitman , Larry ......... Henderson, Daniel Hess, J1n1 ........... 142 Hestand, Steve . . . Higgs, Thomas .......... Hightower, Karla .142, 168 Hill, Paulette ........... Hill, Richard ........ 142, Hinsch, Susan ....... 142, Hogan, Barbara . .142, 168 Holland, Nicky ....... 142 Holleman, Mark ......... Hollyhead, Paula ...,.... Holmes, Kathy ....... 142 Hood, Mark ....... f .143, Horton, Jackie . . Howe, Marilyn . . Hrncir, Jame ......., 143 Huggins, Sandra ...,..... Hughes, Janet. , ...... 143 Hughes, Lester. . Hughes, Rhonda ......... Huiehuman, Karen .... 143 Hydman, Nancy ...... 143 l ldt, Denise . . . . . J 143, 171 Jacobus, Vicki .... . . . James, Debra . . . Janacek, Joan. . . Johnson, James .......... Johnson, Pamela. . Jones, Brenda .... ....143 143,171 Jones, David ......... 143 Jones, Donald ........... Jones, Jerri .... ..... 1 43 Jones, Terry .... Jowell, Robin . . . Joy, John ..... Julian, Larry .... K Keeton, Dennis I . . Keller, Marcus . . . Kelly, Steve ..... Kerr, Jack .... Kersey, Dana . . Keys, Judy ..... Killam, Robert . . . 296 143, 137, 7 7 9 7 7 'J 142 142 142 142 167 142 142 172 142 161 171 200 167 142 142 168 161 143 143 171 143 171 143 143 172 171 200 143 143 143 143 167 207 200 143 172 143 143 143 143 143 161 143 144 144 144 144 Kimple, Cheri .... 144, Kinsey, Kat ...... Kleitz, Debbie .... Knight, Steve ..... Knowles, Susan . .144, Krantz, Charles .... Krayer, Karl ....,. Kreegal, Tim ..... Krol, Mike .... . . Kuehl, Eddie . L Landers, Marjan. . . Landers, Cary . . .144, Lanier, Tim ...... Lawson, Billie J... Lee, Charles . . . Lee, Warren ...... Lefler, Donald .... Lenamond, Kim . . . Leonard, Margaret . Leveen, Jerry ..... Lewis, David ..... Ligon, Johnny ,.., Limmer, Barbara .144, Linville, Steve .... Lopez, Yolanda .... Louthan, Lynn . . .144, Luscombe, Burl . . . Lynch, Steve ..... M Maahs, Judy ...... MacFarland, Dale. . Mahaney, Micah. . . Mankin, Roger .... Martin, Shirley .... Mashburn, Beverly . McCasland, Phillip . McCord, Karen .... McCormack, Judy. . McCowan, William. McCrackin, Ronald McCrary, Donna. . . McDaniel, Vicki. . . McDonald, Michelle McKnight, Mary. . . McLean, Pat ...... McNatt, Terry . . Mendez, Linda . . . Miller, Janis .... Miller, Steve .... 167, 171 ...144,171 .......144 161, 168 .......144 .......144 .......144 ...144, 225 ....,.,144 ...144, 172 203,242 .......144 ...144, 167 .......144 ,...144 ....144 ....144 ....144 .......144 171,207 .......144 171, 207 ....144 144,171 .......144 ...144,161 ...144,196 ....,..144 ...144,168 .......144 .,..144 144, 203 144, 171 144, 167, 171 ...144,172 ....144 ....144 ....144 Miller, Bill ....... Mitchell, John . . .144, Mitchell, Teresa . . . Moore, Clarence . Moore, Brad ..... Moore, Cary ..... Morrison, Cindy , . . Morrison, Maury . . Morton, Mike ..... Mott, Debbie . . . Moulton, Morris ...... Murphy, David .....,. Murphy, Larry ....... N Nabors, Becky .... Nanson, Becky. . Needham, Peter . Neely, Jeff ..... Nelson, Robert ....,.. Nelson, Teresa ....... Newberry, Marsha .... 171, 203 Nipper, Donna ....... Noles, Kenneth ....... Nottingham, Cindy .... 0 Ogden, James ..... Oliphant, Leatha ...... Olive, Patti .......... Oliver, Mikel ........ Omalley, Jackie ...... Orenbaun, Larry ..... Osborn, Mark ..... Osteen, Dennis .... P Page, Danny ...... Page, Cary .... Parker, Jerry . . . Parker, Rickey .... . Parramore, Barbara Payne, Ronald .....,. Pelham, Sherry ....... Perdue, Doug ........ Pilgrim, Cindy ....... Pinkham, Cindy ...... Pittman, Jake .... 1 Poe, Holly ....... Pomarici, Pat ..... Ponder, Jimmy. . . . Pope, Robert . . . 144 200 144 144 144 144 171 167 145 145 145 145 224 145 145 145 145 145 172 145, 207 145 224 145 145 145 145 169 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 146 146 192 146 14 or 14 20 19 16 161 14 14 Porterfield, Debbie. . . Poteet, Debbie . . .146, Powers, Vicki. . . . . Prewitt, Peggy ...... Price, Edith .... . Pugliese, Tom ..... Purcell, James . . . . Puryear, Janet ...... R Randle, Lynne ....... Randolph, Steve ...... Raymond, Fred ...... Renshaw, Belinda.146, Repka, Gary ........ Reudelhuber, Tim .... 146, Reynolds, Debbie .... Reynolds, Jimmy .... Reynolds, Rolland . . . Reynolds, Roy ..... Richardson, Cindy . . . Rickett, Lynda ...... Rickett, Steve ........ Riden, Becky ........ Riewe, Michael .... . . Roberts, Chuck ....... Robertson, Diane ..... Robertson, Becky ..... Robinson, Brent ...... Robinson, Rick ...... Rodgers, Linda ....... Roe, Nita ...... . Roschlau, Linda . . . Roschlau, Paula ..... Rosebrock, Richard . . Ross, James ....... Ross, Tommy ....... Rumbley, Jill ....... Rust, Joe ....... 136 Ryals, John ........ S Samples, Chris ...... Sandefer, Mark ...... Sandusky, Pat . . .147, Sartor, Susan .... 137, Satterfield, Jay ....... Schindler, Becky ..... Schram, Chuck ....... Schramm, Beverly .... Schuetz, Sharon .... Schwartz, Mark . . . 7 171 196 146 172 146 146 146 171 161 146 146 207 146 137, 203 146 146 146 146 146 146 161 172 146 203 147 172 147 147 169 147 147 147 147 147 147 147 224 147 147 147 171 171 147 147 161 147 147 147 Scott, Randy ....... Schrivner, Debbie .... Sellars, Bill .....,. Sessuns, Tom . . . . . Shadix, Robert ...... Shaffer, Billie ....... Shelby, Terry ....... Shelley, Hal ..... 148, Shumway, Larry ..... Simpson, Debbie .... Simpson, Larry .... . Smallwood, Larry. . . Smith, Mark ...... . Smith, William ...... Smithee, Mona ...... Soto, Robert .... . . Spicer, Billy ........ Stanberry, Nancy .... Stannard, Ralph ..... Starks, Steve ....... Starr, Kathie ....... Stephens, Kathy ..... Stevens, Susan . . .148, Stewart, Lynn ....... Stewart, Jeane . . .148 Stoddard, Mark ..... Strickland, Geneva. . . Struensee, Michael . . . Sturdevant, Jimmy . . . Summers, Lynn ..... Swasick, Betty . . .148 Sweeney, John ...... Swinford, Doug ..... T Teetor, Carol .... 148 Thompson, Cheryl . . . Thompson, Michael . . Thompson, Michael . . Threalkeld, Terri .148 Tipps, Claudia .,.... Tonick, Mike . . . . . Trail, Angela . . . . Trent, Connie. . . Tuck, Verna ...... Tucker, Candace ..... Turner, Keith ....... Turner, Teresa ...... Tye, Chris ..... . . V Vaughn, Edwin ...... Virnelson, Vicky .148, W Wages, Joel ...... .... Waggoner, Debbie ..,..... Waggoner, Sandra ........ Walker, Patti . . . 148, 161, Wallace, James. . . . .148, Walters, Robert . . . . . . . . . Ward, John .. . .. Ward, Traci . . . . . . Warner, Virginia ...,.... Webb, Kenneth ......... Wellborn, Debra. .148, 172 Wesson, Charles ......... Wharton, James . . . . . . Whirley, Keith .... . . . White, Mike .... . White, Michele .... . . . Whitlock, Teresa ..... Wier, Linda ......... 148 Wieting, Vicky ....... 149 Wiggington, Betty ....... Wilkerson, William ...... Williams, Karen ......... Williams, Robin ......... Williams, Susan . .149, 171, Williams, Tim ....... 149 Wilson, Darlene . . . . . . Wilson, Ronald . . . . . . Wingfield, Wallace ,...... Wise, Debbie ........ 149 Witten, Will ..... 149, 192 Woodard, Donna .... 136, 161, 171 Woods, Colleen ...... 149 Woods, Linda .... 149, 200 Woodley, Dana .......... Wooten, Dennis ..... 149, Wright, Debbie. . .... . . Y Yamamoto, Allan . . . . . . Yaquinto, Ida. . . . . . . Yates, Vivian . . . . . . York, Rickey . . . . . . . Young, Mary . . . . . . . Z Zachary, Wanda ..... .... Zemanek, Marsha ......... Zercher, Joanna .......... Zito, Carol . 149,, 171, 203, 9 148 148 148 171, 203 200 148 148 148 148 148 200 148 192 148 148 148 148 169 171 149 149 149 149 202 169 149 149 149 200 200 149, 203 171 203 149 169 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 207 297 , w Qs .nf ,x ' pf: Nw N Q52 1 . -Q K - h w g ' I., Ll. H 4 ' . bb. -A X , ' f - iw - W 2 : f ' w isfysf Q 1 w 1 A? 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