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

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1975 volume:

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PAMELA Calicos Sr. '75 Troublemaker International Thespians Drama Club French Club Stage Crew How to Succeed Bare foot rn the Park Harvey One Act Play Cast Dark of the Moon Hansel and Gretel Student Councrl Creauve Wnung Club V1ce Pres Concert Chou' ADAMS BRUCE Baseball Letterman '13 Soph of the Year '13 All Metro Soph of the Year '74 AllD1st.nct Shenff s Posse Sherrff Peer Counselxng Most Popular Sr Boy Nominee Caner Rotary Club E AGUILAR ROY ALAZAS AXEL ALEXANDER CHARLES ALFORD SHANNON Cahcos Student Council ALLEN LEE German Club Swrm Team Key Club D E Shenff s Posse SENIORS I9 I I gl 'II ll . - . :ll D . I U . 1 ' -. ' ' ' ' , v ' 4 , . - - , . . ,, . . . 5, - n 1 ll' . ' i ' as f ,Y V 1 ' QT ALLEN.'LARRY VL xi ' 1 4 A V q , . ' A .r4, ' . U . , ff Wil A . . ,Ili:::f.-:ELK .ag A il, S . A , I G 5 4 ARTMANN SHERYL Spurs Callcos Spamsh Club Round Up Staff Concert Chou Lrfe Sounds Drama Club Dark of the Moon Cast Gul s Volleyball Team Sr Callco Troublemaker Young L1fe Thesprans ASKINS DAVID BAILEY DOUG BAKER DEIRDRE Callcos Student Councxl V O E BANNER BRIAN BARKSDALE JEWEL German Club Charm Club - Sec. Y-Teens 20 SENIORS ANDERSON SHANNON IO Spurs Swrm Team Sher xff s Posse An Club Pres Stage Crew Barefoot rn the Park Harvey D W C A ANDERSON SHARRON German Club Offrce Asst Chmc Counselor Asst O E A Sher1ffsPosse ANDERSON CHESTER kA3 A AA- Us 1 O.. Q .I BOATRIGHT. RHONDA Spurs, Counse1or's Assist. Secre- tary, French Club, Calicos. Prin- cipal's Advisory Committee, Sr. Style Show, Tutor, Wrangler Staff , Creative Writing Club, HR- 2 BLANKENSHIP, MELINDA Spurs, Calicos. Counselors Assist. , National Forensic League. Jr. Homecoming Nominee, National Honor Society, Safety Council - Secretary, Student Council, Most Beautiful Sr. Girl Nominee, Debate Club, Life Leadership, Tutor, Bible Credit, A-Honor Roll, B-Honor Roll, Y-Teens Bac- calaureate Committee BLUITT. STANLEY Varsity Basketball BARNETTE. MIKE Varsity Soccer, Concert Choir, Sheriff's Posse BARREE. INGA Senior Play Cast. Art Club, Sheriff's Posse, Ecology Club. Stallings Fan Club BEAN, RHONDA Spurs, Calicos. Tutoring Pro- gram, Spanish Club, Student Council, Senior Advisory, Bowling Club, Senior Play, Office Assistant BECKNER, CLARK BECKNER. MARK BEVILL. PATSY SENIORS 21 BRADFORD ANNETTE BRANDON JANET Spurs Row Captain Calrcos F H A Pnncrpal s Assist BREWER DONNA BREWER MARK BRIGGS LINDA BRITTON BOB BROCK I ILL Spurs Calrcos Captain French Club Reporter Student Coun- cil Life Leadership Senio Advisory Prom Committee Jr. Class Parliamentarian National Honor Society Cre ative Writing Club BROOKS VANNETTA BUCKNER SHIRLEY 22 SENIORS I BOND. GARY Varsity Football BOST, DEBBIE Spurs, Cheerleader '73-'75, Stu dent Council Honor Society, Soph. Class Treas lumor Class Secre tary German Club Fnendlrest Sr Gu I ' fi JP-ff 7 w ff, . ,gl lr! BURDORF. LINDA Calicos. V.O.E. Sec.. V.O.E. Treas., Sr. '75 Trou- ble Maker, Girls' Choir, Bye, Bye, Birdie, Creative Writing Club, Style Show, German Club, Pep Squad, Student Council BURKS. KAREN BURNS. ROBERT BURNS. ROSS BURTON. MARILYN CAFFERATA. IOI-IN CAGE. PHILIP CAIN, DENISE V.O.E.. D.E.. Spurs: Row Captain, Sheriff's Posse. F.H.A. CAMPOS, ESTABAN Varsity Soccer. Tennis, Foot- ball, Sheriff's Posse, Explorer's Club CARPENTER, CARA Head Majorette, Band: Secre- tary. Sr. Prom Committee CARROLL, TAMMY CARTER, TERESA Student Council. Calicos. Concert Choir: Vice-Pres. Life Sounds, Girls' Choir. F. H . A . . ' Calico Trouble- maker, Library Assistant, Sr. Advisory, How to Succeed . . . . GUYS AND DOLLS SENIORS 23 . . Nt: Q M 3 Af P ' E W ,v .. ! f 5, ff It s been a hard day s mght CLEVENGER STEWART COATS CHUCK D E Shenff sPosse COBB SANDRA Spurs French Club 24 SENIORS CLARK MIKE Concert Cho1r Shenff s Posse Attendance Office Ass1st CLENDENING GAELYN Spamsh Club N H S V O E Creauve wriung Club CHANDLER. ERIC CLARK DAVID COWAN . MARK CRISS . MURPHY CROSBY. LESLIE CRUSE. MARCI . V.O.E. , National Honor Soci- ery, Calicos, Spurs. French Club CURRY. SHARON CURVIS. MILDRED DANIELS. VERONICA Spurs, Charm Club DARBY, CYNTHIA 5409 DAVIS. BEVERLY SPIIIS, Spanish Club, Calicos, Ir. Homecoming Princess Nominee DAVIS. JACQUELINE 26 SENIORS .mek f fun! 'exif ELI . GWEDOLYN DOME. PATTY EDGIL, MARGARET V.O.E. O.E.A. DeGROAT , CYNTHIA DeLAIGLE , MOLLIE Spurs: Vice-Pres. D.W.C.K.H. DeLAUGl-ITER , DAWN DILLARD , DONNA Soph. Student of the Month, Tennis Team, A-B Honor Roll Spanish Club: Reporter, Cre- ative Writing Club, An Club Wrangler Staff. Young Life Peer Counselor, Bible Credi Award, Counselor's Assist. DILLINGI-IAM, STEVE DODSON, DEBORAH SENIORS 27 1 r I ESPARZA, OLGA Ir. Class Officer, Sheriff's Posse, Senior Advisory EVANS. MARY Spurs, Spanish Club Officer, Drama Club: Pres. , Thespians, ' 'Harvey , ' ' Dark of the Moon, Tennis Team, Sheriff 's Posse FITCH, IANE Spurs, Calicos, Student Coun- cil, Sr. Advisory Committee, V.O.E. , O.E.A. , Safety Council Chairman, Counselor's Assist. , Sr. '75 Troublemaker FLORENCE. COLLEENA FOWLER. EVARINE FREDMAN, RICHARD GAFFNEY, ELAINE Assist. Director Dark of the Moon, Veta Simmons - Harvey, How to Succeed in Business, Concert Choir, Calicos, Drama Club, Thespi- ans, Creative Writing Club, French Club, Spurs, Annual Staff, Student Council GALBREATH, TONY GALES. LOLA French Club, Drama Club. Calicos, Sr. Advisory Commit- tee, Sr. Officer: Reporter, National Honor Society, F.H.A. 28 SENIORS ELKINS, VICKIE Student Council, Ecology Club: Sec. , Creative Writing Club, Swim Team, Band Tahos: Parlia- mentarian, Sheriff's Posse, T.A. , Woods and Waters Club, Harvey: Stage Crew, Office, Clinic, and Library Assist. , Trike-a-thon ELLISON, VICKI Calicos, French Club, Tutor, Principal's Assistant 5 A V- 'i' GANDY. BILL GANT, IODI Spurs, Sheriff's Posse, National Honor Society, V.O.E. GARVIN, MINDY Soph. Class Officer, Ir. Class Officer, Student Council. Supt. Student Advisory, Spurs, Calicos, Cheerleader, N.F.L. , Most Popular Sr. Girl Nomi- nee, Speech Club, V.O.E. , O.E.A. - Reporter GASSETT, SHERRI Student Council, Sr. Advisory, Concert Choir. Life Sounds, Sheriffs Posse. V.O.E.., How to Succeed . . ., Guys and Dolls, Wittiest Sr. Girl Nom- inee, D.B.A. GAY. JOHN GIBBONS, DEBRA Band, Concert Choir, Life Sounds, N.H.S: , Band and Choir Librarian, Orchestra: How to Succeed . . ., Young Life GIBBS, TOMMY Key Club, Sheriff 's Posse GIDDINGS, VICKI GILBERT, GENORSE GLAZE, SHARON GLEAVES, STEVE GOMEZ. PATRICK Sheriff's Posse, Varsity Foot- ball, A11 Night Party Commit- tee SENIORS 29 GOODLOW GERALD GOODMAN RAMONA Spurs Charm Club V 5 Goss JAMES ,dh GRAHAM RHODA GRAHAM TONY 2 year Football Letterman Annual Staff Sr Advrsory Commrttee Most Lrkely To Succeed Sr Boy GRAY GLENDA Spurs French Club Calrcos ,gk Natronal Honor Socret Vrce Student Councrl Creatrve Wntrng Club Treas Round up Staff Counselors Amst Lrfe Leadershrp Senror Grft Commrttee Most Lrkely to Succeed Sr G1rlNom1nee S '15 Callco Troublemaker F H A Class Secretary I knew I should have worn my 18 hour g1rd1e, 30 SENIORS ,raw GRAY JUDY Y Teens Spurs F H A Charm Club GRAYES CAMELIA Round Up Staff Classes Edrtor Band Marchrng Concert Honor Advanced Study Soph Represent auve Majorette Pnncrpal s Advrso1'yComm1ttee Soph French Club Tutor Sr Advrsory Sr Assembly Commrttee Student Councrl Secretary Concert Chou Counselors Assrst Sher rff s Posse Nauonal Merrt Schol arshrp Program Youth Unrted Natrons Guys and Dolls Round Up Photographer QQ- ' , , .o.1z. f A 'Q so . . y: . - w t f: 'U K I President, A-B Honor Roll, ,X , f ' ' : , . , - g . I ' ' . r. , . - Y I ' ' ll O ki ' 3 ' n r n E . , - I ' p , u l . '- A ' '. ' A ' i A KY ' . ' X X . 1 ,. x . , ' ' . I' - I 4 . .. ... HALE. BILLY National Honor Society, Var- sity Football Trainer, F. C .A. HALL, BONNIE Tutor, Drama Club, Concert Choir, Female Lead in Dark of the Moon HAMILTON. KALANDA F.H.A. , Spurs, Student Coun- cil, Charm Club, V.O.E., Counse1or's Assist. , Chorus HAMMOND, KAREN HAMMOND, ROBERT HAMPTON. JAMES HANSEN. SCOTT HANSON. DON HARDIN. DONNA Sheriffs Posse, French Club, Spanish Club, Spurs, Ecology Club. V.O.E.. N.H.S.. Cre- ative Writing Club, O.E.A. Club HARRIS. CINDY Calico Manager, National Honor Society, Art Club, Cre- ative Writing Club, Counse1or's Assist. , Orchestra, Ecology Club, Sr. Prom Committee. Sr. 'l5 Calico Troublemaker HARRIS. JAMES HARRIS, L. W. SENIORS 31 HAYWARD. JAMES Varsity Football Manager, 3 Year Letterman, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Peer Coun- selor, Key Club: Sec. , German Club HEATH, JIMMY HEATH, KATHY Concert Choir, Treas., Bye, Bye, Birdie, How to Suc- ceed. Guys and Do1ls, '74 All Region Choir, Spurs. Round-up Staff, Spanish Club, Drama Club, Thespians, Life Sounds, 73-'14 Select Ensem- ble, Sheriff's Posse, Office Assist. Teacher's Aide, Student Council: Treas. , Tutoring, Ecology Club HENDERSON. AUDREY Sr. Advisory Committee, Stu- dent Council, French Club HENSLEY . MARY HERRON. CHANDRA HERNANDEZ, TONY HILL. DAVID 32 SENIORS ,P-x i Gif ,K rv gi 5 x What's Evil Knievel got that I haven't? 1 K9 I l Eur!! 5 , . t 4 Is that you in there , Ma? N HILL, VICKIE . HPEEP.. HILLIARD , KAREYN HIMELICK . IAN HOHERTZ, RISA Spurs, Calicos, Sr. '75 Trou- blemaker, Attendance Office Assist. HOLMAN , JOHNNY HOLMES, DEBBIE National Honor Society, Band, Stage Band, Assist. Drum Major, lst Chair Sax in A11 City Band, Orchestra: Bye, Bye, Birdie, How to Suc- ceed, NMSQT Commended Student HONEA. CYNDI Band HORNER, DAVID Sheriff's Posse, Soccer Team, Manager, Hamburger Eating Contest: 2nd Place, I. B. M. Assist. , Fund Raising KSheriff's Posse! SENIORS 33 HOSEA DOUG HOUZE DONNA HUBER HILDA Spurs CBIICOS Student Coun c11 Counselor s Asstst I B M Asslst lr Class Off1 cel Sr Class Offxcer Treas Sr Homecomrng Nominee Safety Councrl HULCY KAREN HUTCHINSON KENNETH IGLEHART LLOYD JACKSON CHERE JACKSON NANCY Round Up Edrtor Spamsh Club Band Ecology Club Chaxrman Bxble Credu Award 2 yrs Creatlve Wntlng Club Sr G1ftComm1ttee Annual Photographer Sherlff s Posse Tenms Team Young Llfe Campargners F C A JAMES ROBERT 34 SENIORS HORTON KIM HOSEA DAVID JANOSKO, JOHN Key Club, B-Football, Varsity Baseball 3-year Letterman, Varsity Football, 2-year Letterman, Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes, Sr. Advisory Committee, Student Council, Ir. Class Officer, Wran- gler: Feature Editor JARVIS BRYAN R O T C Dr1ll Team Supenor Cadet Award Color Guard Rrfle Team Band Advanced Study Karate Club Scuba Team Ecol ogy Club Orchestra JONES CORNELLA Cheerleader Spanrsh Club JONES LARRY JIRJK DANIEL JOHNSON GRETTA JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON SHARON Spurs Calicos French Club Creative Wnting Club Wran gler Staff Exchange Editor Sr Advisory Committee IBM Assrst Sr '75 Trouble maker Chonga JOHNSON SHERRI Creative writing Club Student Council Annual Staff Spurs Office Assrst F H A R 0 T C Dull Team Lrbrary Assist JONES CHARLOTTE SENIORS 35 1 1 1 1 12 , 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - . ' ' Q1 - - - 11 11 ,,. 1 , 1 - , ' 11 11 , 1 1 1 , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 - 1 ' y' 13- . . . . 1 1 1 1 JONES. SHERRI Spurs, F.H.A., Student Coun- cil, V.O.E. , O.E.A. , B- Honor Roll, Calicos, Creative Writing Club, Tennis Club, Style Show Committee JORDAN, KIRBY Spanish Club, Football and Track. Peer Counselor KELLER, JAY KEMPA DEBBIE KERL IODY Basketball Team Spurs Cal xco Lreutenant Lrfe Leader ship Student Council S Advrsory Spanish Club Senior Play Dancer Bowling Club Fund Ra1s1ng Committee Most Popular Sr Grrl Publicity Committee Ir Advisory Com KING RODERICK Marchrng Band Concert Band KLEYPAS CONNIE KOHR ROSMARY KONDIKOFF GLENN KRAYER JOE Marchrng Band Concert Band Stage Band Orchestra All City Band All Regron Band Assrst Drum Major Drum Champion Drstrrct 12 AAAA Natronal Honor Soclety Ger man Club KYZAR LYNN Spurs Row Captain Ecology Club Young Lrfe Campaign ers Sr Callco Troublemaker Wrangler Editor Creative Wntmg Club Tutor Cahcos Teacher s Assist LA FEVER SABRINA Sheriff s Posse French Club Spamsh Club Ecology Club Spurs V O E N H S re auve Wrtung Club O E A 36 SENIORS 1- ' ' . ' rl . I . ' Major, U.l.L. Slide Rule , ...,cl 2. x LAMBERT WAYNE Band Student Councll Pres Vrce Pres of Affarrs Concert Chou CSecretary Pres Lrfe Sounds Bye Bye Birdre How to Succeed 1n Bustness Guys and Dolls Drama Club Thespx ans German Club Actrvrty Charrman Red Cross Pres Dele gate to Red Cross Nauonal Conven uon Lrfe Leaderslup Pnnctpals Advrsory Commrttee Cheer leader Creatrve Wrrtrng Club Inter Club Sr Advrsory Prom Commrttee H R M Fund Rars rng Commrttee Student of the Month LANGO LAUREL F H A Y Teens Drama Club Creative Wrrtrng Club D1d you say LIOH7' LARSEN DEBBIE Spurs Row Captarn Student Councrl Concert Chou Secre tary Lrfe Sounds How to Succeed rn Busrness Calrcos Guys and Dolls Tutor Annual Staff Edrtor Sr Prom Commrttee Young Lrfe B Honor Roll Brble Credrt LASTOR BRIAN Band Pres Stage Band Sp1r1t Band and All C1ty Band B Honor Roll German Club Nauonal Honor Socrety Pres Concert Chou' Orches How to Succeed and Guys and Dolls Brble Credlt Most Lrkely To Sue ceed Sr Boy Nomrnee LATIMER RICKY LAWRENCE BLAKE Band All Cny Band All Regron Band Concert Chou Musrcal Orchestra Annual Staff Laun Club Splut Band B Honor Roll Tutor LEFFLER LOIS LEVY IOSEFINA Student Councrl Lrfe Leader slup Nauonal Honor Society Creauve Wrrtrng Club Debate Club Cartoonrst for Wrangler Hrgh School Execuuve Assrst Program Tutor SENIORS 37 LIIESTRAND , KATHY LOCKHART . KAREN H.0.C.T. . Creative Writing Club, Counselor's Assistant, Tahos Leadership Contest Win- ner LOWE . CATHY Spurs. Library Assist. V.O.E. , 0.E.A. , Sheriff's Posse . Drama Club LOWRIE . BEVERLY LUCAS . DAVID Varsity Football Trainer , sity Baseball Trainer LUCEFORD, KATHY Spurs. Tutor 38 SENIORS Var- LYNCH. CHARLES ETTA LYNCH. DONNA MALONE. JEFFREY MARSHALL. LAURA Spurs, Calicos, German Club. French Club, Creative Writing Club, A-Honor Roll. Sr. Calico Troublemaker CHRD MARTIN , CAROLYN MARTIN , DAVID MAY, BILL Key Club, Heads Club of the Sher- iff's Posse. Water Polo, Bowling League, Woods and Water Club, Safety Club MAYNARD, AMBER '73 Volleyball Team, Spurs, Sher- iff's Posse. Principa1's Advisory Committee, High School Execu- tive Assist. Program, Tennis Team, Sr. Prom Committee, Stu- dent Council, R.O.T.C. Sweet- heart , R. O . T . C . Military Ball Queen, French Club, Drama Club, Thespians, Stage Manager: Bare- foot In the Park, Harvey, Cal- icos, Concert Choir, '74 Annual Staff Ads Co-editor, Hedy La Rue: How to Succeed . . . McALLISTER, KATHERINE McCASKILL, DENISE Spurs, Calicos, Student Council, All-Night Party Committee, National Honor Society, Sr. Cal- ico Troublemaker MCCAULEY, DREW McDOW, LYNNE MCINTOSH, LINDA Sec. Sr. Class, Spurs, Lieutenant: Calicos, Homecoming Queen '75, Ir. Homecoming Princess Nomi- nee, Ir. Class Treas., Sec. Stu- dent Council '74, Life Leadership, Best All Around Sr. Girl Nominee, V.O.E., O.E.A. Club, Bowling Club, Student of the Month, '75 Calico MCKEEN, LARRY MCKENZIE, DAVID SENIORS 39 McKINNEY, MIKE McKISSICK. THERESA Sheriff's Posse , F. H . A . , Teachers Assist. . Tutor McMEANS. IAN Wannie, Spurs, F.H.A. Calicos. National Honor Soci- ety The Senior Sponsor rides again. MCNUTT . KEVIN MEDLOCK . JENNIFER F.H.A.: Vice-Pres. MEIIA. ESTER Ir. Achievement, Spanish Club, An Club. Tutor, Sher- iff's Posse, Sr. Gift Committee MILLER, DORIS Band , Stage Band , D. B. C. Honor Band MOLETT. MARQUINEZ 40 SENIORS MONZINGO, PATRICIA Tutor, V.O.E. , National Honor Society, Sr. Gift Com- mittee MORRIS. LAURIE Pres. Girls' Choir, How to Succeed, Guys and Dol1s, Sheriff's Posse, Concert Choir, Life Sounds, '73-'74 Select Choir, Teachers Aide, D.W.C.A.'s MORRIS. PAULA Calicos, Spurs, Calicos Man- ager, Tutoring, V.O.E., Co- op F.H.A. MORRISON. MICKEY MUNOZ. CYNTHIA Sheriff 's Posse MURPHY, MIKE MUSE, DONNA NEAL, IANICE NEHER, GREG R.O.T.C. , R.O.T.C. Drill, German Club, Chess Club, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team. Medi- cal Explorers NELSON. TERRY NETTLES, CINDY NEVIL, KRISTY SENIORS 41 NICHOLS, JIMMY NICKERSON, VELDA NORRIS, PAT OIEDA, PATRICIA OLIVER. .IOYCELYN PACKER, CHARLOTTE PARMELEE, BEVERLY A Spurs. F.H.A. . Sheriff's Posse. I.B.M. Assist. , Teacher's Assist. , D.W.C.A.'s PARKER, BRENDA Spurs, Calicos, Student Coun- cil, Vice-Pres. French Club, National Honor Society, I.B.M. Assist., Sr. Homecom- ing Nominee PEACOCK. SUSAN Spurs, Row Captain, Creative writing Club, V.O.E. , O.E.A. Club, Library Assist.. Counse1or's Assist. , Calicos '75 Troublemaker PEARSON, JANET Student Council, F.H.A., Spurs - Pres., Concen Choir, Y-Teens, Young Life PEPPERS. DEBRA Spurs, Student Council: Vice- Pres. of Activities, '75 Calico Troublemaker, Life Leader- ship, Best All-Around Sr. Girl Nominee. Ir. Principal's Advi- sory, French Club, Student of the Month, Vice-Pres. of V.O.E., Sec. Student of the Month Committee PETERS, KARYN Spurs, Cheerleader, Soph. and Ir. Class Vice-Pres. , Soph. and Ir. Favorite, National Honor Society: Secretary, Stu- dent Council: Vice-Pres.. Soph. Homecoming Princess Nominee, Ir. Homecoming Princess. Sr. Homecoming Princess, Life Leadership PIERCY, LISA Spurs, Sec.: Calicos, V.O.E. . O.E.A. - Sec., A and B Honor Roll, Y-Teens, Sr. Calico Trou- blemaker CHRCJ, Sr. Gift Com- mittee, J.C.E. PIRKLE. DONNA Calicos, Spurs. Calico Manager. Drama Club. Thespians, Girls' Chorus, Concert Choir, Life Sounds, Bye Bye Birdie, How to Succeed . . . . Dark ofthe Moon ii PETERSON , PHILMORE PHILIP, MARK PHILLIPS. PAUL Yes, I use Dial. Why? .. sq W. POINDEXTER. CINDY Spurs, Sheriff's Posse, Student Council, Drama Club, Thespi- ans, Treas.g Concert Choir, Life Sounds, Myrtle Mae: Harvey, Smitty: How to Succeed . . . , Ms. Allen: Dark of the Moon. Guys and Dol1s POSTON. MARLA Spurs: Row Capt. , F.H.A. , Nurse Assist. , Calicos, Student Council, Creative Writing Club, Sr. Calico Trouble- maker, B-Honor Roll POUNDERS. GINA Marching Band, Concert Band, Majorette, All-City Band, Orchestra: Bye, Bye, Birdie, How to Succeed . . . , Cre- ative Writing Club, R.O.T.C. Sweetheart, Red Cross, Sr. Style Show Committee, Who's who Among High School Stu- dents SENIORS 43 PRIMM BILLIE Spurs Calrcos Sr Calrco Troublemaker Swrm Team RAWLINS DIANE REITZ ROY REMELE SUSAN Spurs V1ce Pres Creauve Wriung Club Sec French Club F H A Student Coun cil Sr Calrco Troublemaker Counselor SASSISI V 0 E 0 E A B Honor Roll Style Show Commntee Bible Credit RIDDLE IOAN N F L Creative Wrrting Club Debate Club Ecology Club Treas and Pres Ger man Club Spanish Club H 0 C T Pres Pep Squad shenff s Posse Tutormg Stu dentU N Student Congress ROAN BRENDA Spurs French Club Calrcos Captain A and B Honor Roll VOE Coop OEA Club National Honor Society Stu dent Councrl Life Leadershr Style Show Commrttee Coun selors Assist Sr '15 Trou blemaker ROBBINS SERENA Sheriff s Posse Woods and Water Track Team I B M Assist Student Council Cre ative Writrng Club Swim Team Spurs German Club Office Assist Annual Staff Drama Club Tnke a Thon F C A Young Lrfe ROBERTS KAREN RICHARDSON DAVID ROMERO IIMMY ROSS GENE RUSSELL KIM Spurs Lrbrary Assrst Sherrff s Posse FHA DWCA s 44 SENIORS -Al X NEW RUST. KATHY SABINSKE, NANCY SANDERS, CHRIS SCALLORN. ROBERT R.O.T.C. , R.O.T.C. Drill Team, Karate Club I .A. SCHULZE. RONNIE SCHULLER, VICKIE 'l-' 2: ' 5' 1531212 SHIPP, MARY JEAN 5 Spurs. Sheriff's Posse, I.B.M. Assist., F.H.A., A11-Night Party, N Teacher Assist. jxfzaf' V SKIPPER. SHELIA Calicos, Spurs: Row Captain, Vice-Pres. Concert Choir, Adv. Concert Choir, How to Succeed . . . , Guys and Dolls. French Club, Drama Club, Counselor's Assist., Student Council, Sr. '75 Calico Troublemaker :T' . How's your love life? SENIORS 45 F SMITH. BECKY Spurs, French Club. Spurs Row Captain, Creative Writing Club, All-Night Party Com- mittee. Sr. '75 Calicos Trou- blemaker. Calicos SMITH. IANNA SMITH, REED SMITH. BILLY Baseball, Key Club. Sr. Sign I ' Painter, Heads of Sheriff's Posse Baseball, Key Club, Pres. Sr. Sign, Painter, Heads of Sher- iff's Posse SMITH. RODNEY SPRING. DARRELL ., 1 ,f Did you say you could see all 32 . . . ? 46 SENIORS STANLEY . JOE STEWART , ELAINE 'L xi .Qu-. if STOWERS , EDWARD STOWERS CINDY STOWERS VICKIE SUMLER GLORIA Student Council Attend ance Office Assist SUMLER BARBARA SUMMERILL DORTHY Band Red Cross French Club TANNER MICHELL TAYLOR KAREN V O E Calicos Lieuten ant Spurs National Honor Society French Club D E A TEEPLE JODY Calicos Manager Art Club Concert Choir Life Sounds How to Succeed I B M Asstst Sr 75 Troublemaker THOMAS HOWARD Office Asstst Art Club Drama Club Sr Play Hansel and Gretel Fund Raising Commtttee Ir Safety Council THOMAS TOMMY latin Club French Club Football Basketball Base ball Track Soccer Swimmmg Mustang Club Foosball Sheriff sHeads Club Ecology Club Sr Advisory Student Council Key Club D E world Monopoly Record Holder Sr Stgn Patnting Fri Breakfast Club Hockey Club Safety Club THOMPSON MICHEAL SENIORS 47 THORTON, BEN THORTON. MARTY THREATT. BRAD TOMPKINS, KAREN' Dark of the Moon. Spurs Officer, Calicos, Thespians Officer, Drama Club, The Innocents, Spanish Club TURPEN , TALANA VAN CLEVE.' KAREN W Spurs. Calicos, Y-Teens, Stu- dem Council. Creative Writing Club, Drama Club. Thespians Round-Up Staff , Soph. Favorite WALKER, DELORIS V.O.E. , Charm Club, F.H.A. WALKER, STAN ' WALLING, LYNDSEY WALTERS. LEAH Spurs, French Club, Calicos WARD, BRENDA Sheriff's Posse, German Club, Soph. Homecoming Nominee WEATHERFORD, LARRY Herd, Band, Concert Choir, Creative Writing Club. German Club. Head of Stage Crew, ' 'Harvey , ' ' ' 'Dark of the Moon, How to Succeed . . . , Guys and Do11s 48 SENIORS E. ng! I 1 ta I' is Sheriff s Posse Counselors Assist F H A Sr Assembly Commit tee Sr '15 Troublemaker Annual Staff Wrangler Staff News Edl tor Willie D W C A s WILLIAMS DEBRA Sherrff s Posse Nurse Assist Office Assist D W C A s 2592 WELLS BRUCE WESLEY DEBRA WHEATLEY AVA Caltcos Manager F H A Spurs Tutor Cotmselor s Assrst Y Teens Sr Advrsory Committee B Honor Roll lr Achievement WIETING ROBERT Football Key Club F C A Young Life Round up Staff Photographer WIGAND LISA R O T C Sweetheart Spurs Y Teens lr Shenff Wrangler Assrst Edrtor Round Up Man agrng Edrtor Cahcos Concert Chotr Vtce Pres Safety Counctl Vice Pres Red Cross Sec Sr Advrsory Homecoming Commrttee Office Attendance and Coun selor s Asstst Swtm Team Manager Sr '15 Trouble maker Creative Writing Club Qurll and Scroll F H A Class Pres Btble Credtt Young Lrfe Fnendliest Sr Girl Nomr nee Guys and Dolls A and B Honor Roll WILLIAMS CARMALIE Marchmg Band Concert Band Concert Choir Ltfe Sounds Bye Bye Birdre How to Succeed Guys and Dolls Drama Club Thespi ns uw D1d you say vulpm SENIORS 49 el' N Rl L ' r ff. . 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MICHELLE WORKS, IANICE 50 SENIORS . .ij A ' I it A K 5 . 0 - up I I I 5 ,LLSI A I . tif' R Q WRIGHT, BRUCE WRIGHT, DEBORAH Spurs, N.H.S., Calicos Man- ager, Spanish Club - Vice- Pres. , Student Council, Sr. Advisory Committee, Concert Choir, Tutoring, Round-Up Staff, A-B Honor Roll, Counse- lor Assistant, Srl '75 Trouble- maker WRIGHT. FRANCIS Sheriff's Posse, Art Club - Treas. . I.B.M. WRIGHT, PATRICIA F.H.A. , Teachers Aide WYNNE, KIM Spurs, Calicos Manager. F.H.A.. H.O.C.T.. Sr. Prom Committee, Creative Writing Club. Ecology Club YAQUINTO, GAIL Spurs, Girls' Softball, V.O.E. - Treas. , Sheriffs Posse, Cre- ative Writing . l-l.L. , Camel Club YORK. KATHY Band, N.H.S., U.I.L., Ready writing. N.M.S.Q.T. Com- mended Student. Student U.N. YOUNG, JANET YOUNG, JANNA YOUNG. TIM ZEMANEK, BRENDA ZOELLER, JANET SENIORS 51 BEST OUND SENIO YN PETERS f 1' X , P 1 , - -. ,M-, ,1.w-- -Q. ..- -w H , X 3, 71 , ,,,,,-.,,:w',,..,,, z3,w.,fm. 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F Af f nik, im' ,L,, ,T., ,.llL1 , L f,.., ,,LQfALf ,,,,, , nu fi.aizmaafaewzvtaiww'1 wwf MMTw'-ww-nw 1: fzvwguapw ggi L ,g,,,,,mg?5K?5iw452vyf:fQ,warw: y f , f My lat , , SENIOR FA VORI TE N OMINEES FRIENDLIEST NOMINEES: L to R: Kenny Wilson, Wayne Lambert SEATED: Olga Esparza, Rose Moore 66 NOMINEES MOST BEAUTIFUL: Melinda Blankenship, and MOST HANDSOME: Pat Gomez Q0 , f V A ff-23 -,J 41 ,,,,:fi31:i,f1,'ff +L WITTIEST NOMINEES: Alford Burns STANDING, L to R: Jane Fitch, Sherri Gassett BEST ALL AROUND NOMINEES: L to R: Debra Peppers, Linda McIntosh STANDING: John Janosko, Mardo Cowan MOST POPULAR NOMINEES: L to R: Hilda Huber, Mindy Garvin STANDING: Bruce Adams, Calvin Beamon MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED NOMI- NEES: L to R: Glenda Gray, Jose Levy STANDING: Joe Krayer, Brian Lastor NOMINEES 67 68 JUNIORS 'J U I ORSIZED9 TOMMY BRADY - President ANDREA WHEATLEY - Vice-President Secretary: Correspondence - EUNICE HAMILTON Recording - HARRYETA WRIGHT Treasurer - MARY HAMPTON Parliamenrarian - TELESIA MILLER Reporter - DEBBI BRANDON Fund Raising Chairman - PAUL NEWBY Parliamentarian - JOHN ALLEN X- , ,...,-'- Albright, Tammy Allen, Darlene Allen, John Allen, Kandy Anderson, Brenda We didn't today and we may not tomor- row! Choice, Linda Christie, Cheryl Cole, Debbie Couie, Bruce Cowand, Cyndy 70 JUNIORS Awa, Doris Barron, Troy Boyd, Dyann Cage , Debbie Cannon , Melody Cartwright , Jeanette Brock , Janet Brown , Debbie Brown , Sheila Butler , Sandra as W bgjgwiiw ,diff Crowell, Susan Douglas , Jerry i 'S 9 7 1' 9 eve 1 5' i- A 'HM l f X3 , at I Eacret, Betty Eagers, Gerald Earls, Mary Meta -711' Eggers, Robert Ellis, Johnetta Fabian, Melinda Farris, Louis Q.,-r Fields, Lisa Fitch, Evie Flowers, Belinda Flye, Myrtle Foster, Mark Frey, Barbara Gallo, Sandy Goss, Gayla Garrett, Dorthy Guinn, James JUNIORS 71 Di-di-di - daa, Di-di-di - daa . . .! Helm, Kelly Hernandez, Arturo Hibbard, Scott Higginbotham , Terry Hinsch, Steve Hinton, Mark Holt, Yolanda Hopkins, Mary Horton, Kelly Hunter, Suzanne 72 JUNIORS Harper , David Hanson , Myron Hardy , Cindy Hagerman , David Harris , Marty Harris , Sherry Hassell , Bobby Hawthorne , Froney Haydin, DeeDee Hayles , Larry , H. . L- 5 41: 2 Hyndman , Susie Jackson , Glenda W Jackson, James James, Margie Jones, Maurice Juarez, Synthia Justice, Nancy Kersey, Rodney Kirk, Ricky Q' Knowles, Richard Kurt, Kevin Lauderdale, Mike Lawrence, Brett Lollar, Terena Luster, Donna Luttrell, Mike A I A .z': ' ,gafrl - 1 i Lynch , Richard Maintz , Sharon r JUNIORS 73 k S McMullen, Sherry McNatt, Marcia Michels, William Miller, Danny Miller, Ronald Monzingo, Cindy Moon, Jimmy Moore, Mark Morrison, Marty Morrison, Mike Mosley, Denise Mosley, Mark Murray, Joni Newby, Paul Norris, Pam 74 JUNIORS McCoy, Barry McKay, Greg McKee, Jean McMahan, Kim Q , , , ,, ,, k . Ay 5 1 ' 5,251 YI 92 Y 9491 ' ?? , Q A v 95 1 AY 2' - ,4 iw. my Is this the way Peter Rab- bit got starred! , ,ax HU' Malone, I acquelyn W ju' . ' ' , .I , Q . :J 3 1 M , . I 3 Y , B 46 f f Q1 W ' pei., Y if x 1 I f f fff fy ,Vfff 8 , ' 'Am ,, ,Y 7 , Q37 2 , H 4, if a 2+ ?f ff f I' v ,, .' iq! X ff. , 1 2 39? 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A if 351 W Q , es, Q u'5:.6Tf 1 ' PZ' ' xx Price, Arthur Pulis, Tom Reed, Melody Reed, Reba Royal, Rosiland Ruark, Kevin Sanders, Kathleen Sauls, Patrice Overall, Susan Paschal, Verna Pendergraft, Sherry Perry, John Polk, Marlene Scales, Pam Scott, Barbara Shelton, Cynthia Short, Clyde Smith, Melissa JUNIORS 75 76 JUNIORS Smith, Patricia Sorensen, Alfred Sowels, Chris Surles, Micheal Taylor, Shari Traut, Sharon Thomas, Ana Thomas, Dorma Underwood, Tammy Walker, Nancy sk 14 Ware, Tom , A Ward, Richard rl i S Waterson, David Westerlage, Elaine x rsygfiggg FX V li , 5 , Wheeler, Doris Wigand, Ben Wildman, Mike Williams, Ragina ik :Rf Williams, Susan Wilson, Ida Wilson, Jerry W r ' Wright , Harryeta YQ uma, x ff! if ,lla MEM ORIAM This memorial page is for Pam ber of Miller, who was an active mem the Carter family. She helped to pro- ' ' h activi- mote school spirit through er d was never too tired to give a Lies, an helping hand. Carter is proud to have had her as a family member. JUNIORS 77 C' ALONZO DAVIS as President SHERRI WELLS as Vice-President 7B SOPHOMORES OPHOMORESIZED9 featuring CLEVETTE EDWARDS as Secretary TONY SALTERS as Treasurer RENEE CHOICE as Reporter ,V' 'xr N , f 1 . 1 A fx r M jj ,J I, Sf, fx'-, if 3 -' X cj L ,Y yj .KX XJ CD M r WJ Q , X ,cf . 'X NJ Xu' .T ' w ' g f Tv C Pr ,Y ax X , ' T? NN ,. 7 ji X31 ,QJ XJQ B 'Cf jf .Cy A m 4x X X l x 'C f 1' Q- 1 . E A ' f f Q 1 ' Z' R' N -. ' X , . C, , K , .N I, C y BJ by .jf my U wr Q V Na if' fi , - J V A E Y' if G .,, J C J - ,4 , ,,: 1 J, rg -X1 K. .3 J X, j X X . N , W., X fu V Q, if X' L1 ' f Y K W s , ' 'X TNC NK ,V Y xy -C X, -SL li W if HQ - ii'-.3 N mc' :HJ Q , ' w 'xx . .N ,, X. r , J, ,gy XJ , rx Arriaga, Richard Askins, Dan Baker, Sherri Blackburn, Bruce Bolton. Jill Boswank, Steve Caught you smilin' again Burgdorf, Wayne Capps, Gayland Carroll, Debbie ,X ff A MN ' Q fx Qvi fr, - 'Dfw daqflly lx Cawthon, Vicki y FD, i ,SX f' io! 'J ' ffl' Chandler, Virginia in , - 'rf , , by dy Qld ,p W 11 ,fy vi V V, , f, , Chnstran, Ruan P l ir r W MJ mfr l U xii AAU 1 fir if fp' I -' V fx, gk L ky M 'N A 'A-L. ' A Fixx! V 1, I xx If x V, 4- SJ .pl am X , lv ' Kali-f ASN rn XQSJ, Clark, Tommy -A .. -. '- K ' J ' 'v , C K, av . A by N fa FX 6 y X Clary, Mary Ann ,gif h 'X V K .1 if J ' Cobb, Brenda -3 ,im WN 1 -,r U ,fs -l k ag i l '1 1, Mfr ' X I el-. , S ' VN ff ' ,ny -J JN .X ' ,,j'Nf' A X Q X rev he V61 B - 9 if I A i , 1 X, Y '. V bag V-'SQFHOMORES -X l p lx ' 14-. . ,Q W N' - . Alford , Beverly Alfred , Danita Arriaga , Renee Coleman , Marcia vial N6 0+ Collins , Cheryl Connally, Mona KJ Li! L c JG Q1 ' Corrado, Slyvia dog Crowell, David lou, i M Xtpg Croyq, John Mark QQ Curry. Cynthia Cutshall, Kathy Danford, Janet Daughrity, Janice Davis, Terry Dean, Becky Demers, Susan Dent, Larry Douglas, Caren London Bridge is falling down falling down 1 ,gp Hernandez, Ricky Hester, Rhonda Hibbard, Marcy Hicks, Sharon Hintze, Kim Horton, Donna Howell, Ron Jones, Micheal Kempe, Paul Kondikoff, Pat Krueger, Sandra Lackey, Karin Latimer, Brenda Ligon, Melinda McBurnett, Neal McKeen, Susan McKinley, Gary McKissick, Sherry McKnight, Monty Mansolo, Eileen 82 SOPHOMORES Z PZ. , ' K ' f What you see is what we got! -IT LOUIS 0761! fda Go five paces, then turn and shoot! Farris, Angela Ferguson, David Fostor, Robin Fox, Pam Foyt, Janet Fredman, David Garcia, Kathy Gassett, Mark Gay, Jacquline Gibbons, Wayne Gibson, Robin Gray, Danerre Grayson, Ambra Green, Laurie Gunner, Irving Gunter, Ervin Hansen, Jo Ellen Hazzard, Linda Hendrickson , Susan Herd , Eliazbeth 1 viii Z2 Qgba ri, as egg if gi KQKT' f '27 2 SOPHOMORES 83 B4 SOPHOMORES Pen Preston, Cheryl Price, Elaine Price, Sarah Randolph, Eric Rawlins, David Ricks, Rhonda Roberts, Robin Roberts, Ronald Robinson, Tim Ruark, Juli N .rx Martin, Cheryl Mullens , Beverly Nachtreib , Vicki Nealy, Donna Nearn, Tina Nemons, Luther Norman, Shellie Ojeda, Enrique Olive, Barbara Overall, Becky dergraft, Debbie Martin , Sharon Moreno , Ricky Neal, Susan Ruff, Alex XJ v Salter, Tony Scales, Pat Shelton, Kathy '.,-.. Shepardson, Beverly Sheppard, Leslie Sipes, Melissa Smith, Karen Sore Stae Sum Wyn nson , Debbie hs , Bobby Sullivan , Marcia mers , Kevin Suzannah , Shannon Swensk, Sherry Taylor, Marty Taylor, Wanda Thomas, Lisa Thompson, Debbie Thompson, Kathy Thompson, Lila Tompkins, David Wallin, Greg Watson, Eddy West, Atwell i White, Bobbyi t Emxy Hqlf n , Larry Wright . Deann SOPHOMORES 85 After 2 years of being Principal of David W. Carter High School, Mr. B. B. Rollings has certainly manifested dedication and loyalty to the students and faculty. His enthusiasm and closeness to the students was felt by all at the pep assemblies, and his respect for the faculty has kept Carter functioning as a total unit. No other school could have such a fine leader, and we here at Carter feel extremely lucky to have Mr. Rollings leading us. 88 PRINCIPAL Assistant Princzpals 1?-IOP MR. R. L. PARRISH MR. PRICE S.M.U.,N.T.S.U. U.T.,Prairie View,E.T.S.U. B.A., M.Ed. .ll f 1- gl' Q .- sl. . 5, ',-'tii'd:'f??i5 711 MR. BOB EPPS U.T. - M.Ed. 'Q' 11 PRINCIPALS 89 OFFICE PERSONNEL li V x Q It MS . FOSTER Secretary I 4 A MS . KERL Cour1selor's Clerk 90 OFFICE PERSONNEL MS . DRURY MS. WALLS Office Clerk Office Clerk MS. SMITH MS. BARNETT Registrar Clerk Office Clerk x 'x ,,, -3. .. , f, MS. DUGGER MS . LEWIS MS . MCLEROY Statistical Clerk Registrar Clerk Office Clerk Registrar Nurse Nurses Aid MS. MCGAHA MS. CADELL MS. CYNTHIA THOMAS x.-, MS. MURRAY MS. ARMSTRONG Office Clerk ' Office Clerk OFFICE PERSONNEL 91 CO UN ELORS MISS BETTY HALE MS. JUDY GARDNER N.T.S.U., U. of Colorado, S.M.U., N.T.S.U., Henderson State E.T.S.U.g B.S. of Ed., M. ofH.P.E. Teachers Collegeg M. of Counseling Guidance B.S.E. , M.Ed. 3 MS. ELEANOR JENKINS MR. JIM SPRUIELL MS. DELIA MAULDIN Centenary College, N.T.S.U. - N.T.S.U., S.M.U., U T T.C.U. -B.A.,M.Ed. B.S.,M.Ed. B.S.,M.Ed..M.Gui School Psychologists School Diagnostician MR. FRANK DAVIS MS. TILLEY 92 COUNSELORS MS. STALLINGS ZLUWULROCWIPERSOATUHQ - ffmmy C7 , - - A X, r af , '4 'sf --.ivrsf lLUNCHROOM PERSONNEL: Juanita Alva, Ocie Carter, Dorothy Cook, Mary Crowell, Lois Duniho, Elizabeth Flores, Eva Gonzales, Wanda Harris, Bobbie Kelly, Anna Self, Geneva Sims, Oralie Rios, Iva Theobolt. Lyy JA ITORS JANITORS: Jerry Thomas, James Armstrong, J. D. Townley, Johnson Abner, Paul Ward, Sammie Barton, Katherine Berry, Harold Wilhite, William Sharp, William Fisher, Johnnie Goodson, Lorine Isaac, Tony Jenkins, Johnnie Rober- son, Robert Reed. STAFF 93 IB.M STAFF LIBRAR Y S TAFF 94 Sicff 41' A kk,,. fi 2:-'bgtfi-fLj:?.'.,: MS. JACEL BURKS - Librarian MS. EULA GAFFNEY - Library Clerk wild MS. SUE HARRISON JOSEPH Library Clerk ENGLISH DEPAR TM EN T ,Yi MS. ROSEMARY ALEXANDER MS. DORIS BOLTON N.T.S.U. - Baylor University, B.A. B . A . 3 Cf! A in, ' ' bv' . fx .N K X M, .fix 5 QV Aix MS. DOROTHY CANADY MS. MYRNA COPELAND BishopCo11ege- N.T.S.U.,S.M.U. - B.S. B.A.,MLA. Civ x MS. LENDA DABNEY MS. GERRY DALBY Bishop College, T.W.U.g N.T.S.U., U.T.A. - B.S. B.A., M.A. ENGLISH 95 I o-2 MS. PATRICIA HODGE MS. LINDA INLOW MS. NANCY C. IVY Jarvis Christian College - B . A .9 Hardin-Simmons, N . T . S . U. g N. T . S . U. - T.W.U. B.A.,M.Ed. B.S. Y? GLORIA G. KING T.S.U., U.S.C., U.T. - MS. FRAN WEYGANDT T.W.C., S.M.U. - B.A.,M.A. B.A.,M.L.A. Tuto ring 96 ENGLISH MS. MARY LOU CLAMPITT MS. IRENE SHELY Foreign Languages MS. CELIA RUSSELL U.T.A. - B.A., M.A. S MS. MOLLY BARROW MS. LILLIAN STAMPS S.F. Austin, Louisiana Techg E.T.S.U. - B.A. B.A.,M.A. MS. MARILYN CRESWICK MS. MARY CREEL Aquinas College, T.W.U. , Oklahoma Baptist University, U. of Tex. at E1 Paso. Southeastern State Collegeg LANGUAGES 97 B.A., M.Ed. HOME AKING DEPART E T MS. ELLEN FISHKIND GOLDHIRSH N.T.S.U. , T.W B.S. , M.A. MS . BERTHA LOUGHRIDGE MS. GWENDOLYN SAVANNAH T.W.U. - Prairie View, A8cM B.S., M.S. B.S. lj, ,ii 5-L MS . CAROLYN STEWART 98 HOMEMAKING X Texas Cone e - MS. BEVERLY WILLIAMS B S g U. Southwest La T W U ' ' B S M S OCIAL T DIE DEPART ME T MR. MARION COOPER KEDRIC COUCH S.M.U. , San Jose State - U. of Wyo. , Austin B.A.,B.S.inEd. College-B.S.,M.A. I YL ' ' 1 MR. PRESTON COX ALEX GILLUM N.T.S .U. - B. S . Texas Southern Pan American - B.A. J C? MS. BEVERLY HARLAN MR. FREDDIE JAMES U.T.,S.M.U. - PrairieViewA8nM-M.Ed. B.S-, M.L.A. HISTORY 99 2 WILLIAM LESTER - JAMES NEELEY Bishop College, N.T. S. U. - Abilene Christian - B.S.,M.Ed. B.S.,M.S. ABELARDO PGNCE MR' BILL STALLINGS Ms. VELMA STREDIC N.T.S.U. - NSWMGX-S1-mf Prairie View, A 8a M, T.w.U. - MA. gegc. Wesleyan - B.A. l IO0 HISTORY JOSEPH TEAGUE Ouachita Baptist, N. T. S, U. , U. of Tulsa- B, M. E, M. A. Hr JOHN WHITE IR. I U.T., S.M.U., N.T.S.U. - B.A. CIE CE DEPARTME T I, MS. EVELYN AGUILAR MR. JOSEPH BIRMINGHAM U. of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, S.M.U. - U.T.A. , N.T.S.U. , U. of Houston - B.S., M.L.A. A RQ B.S., M.Ed. ix KX XMIM I- ' .I W b Y :gn Q My 4. I 2. xr A M. M1M .x'M f I 33: ' MM fe- iroi f A ga .L L iiiiiffiz- If MS. FRANCES HEATH MR. LEWIS HILL MR. JAMES HILLERY Prairie View ASLM. E.T.S.U. - Jarvis College, E.T.S. - Houston Tillotson, Prairie View - B.S. 05 'Z-Q 7 MS. MARY LASATER MR. ARTHUR TALKINGTON U.T.- O.U.,N.T.S.U. B.S.. M.A., Ph.D. SCIENCE 101 MA TH DEPAR TME T MR. JOHN ABBE Cliftonlr., N.T.S.U. - A.A., B.S. 2 MR. CARL GROVER N.T.S.U. - B.A. MS. DORIS IENSON Grambling St. U. - MATH B. S . p .wif I 1 . W' 'wwwi Li . fe ,f ' K MSL SHIRLEY ALEXANDER . A MLS. SHIRLEY FISHER Tek. Tech, U. of Cincinnati I' Prairie View AXLM, N.T.S.U S.M.U. -B.A.,M.A. , 'I B.S.,M.Ed. ,Q ,X jg: -N...,,N :filgfsxihm-ww MR. WILLIE HINSON MS . GWENDOLYN HURST' Bishop College , E. T . S .U. - Bishop College - B.S.,M.S. B.S. MR. GEORGE MOUNT MR. JAMES PATTERSON East Tex. Baptist, Sul Ross - East Texas State - B.A.,M.Ed., K TT. B.S. iff A CREA TIVE AR T av 1T'7 'JS' MS JANICE BENNER MR RICHARD DODD TexTechTWU SMU X , Q 0 , f PHOTO No! Availa ble MR- RAYMOND SECH MR. DON DANIEL Ms. SHAREVE HOOD Elfilihlones' N'T 'S'U' ' U' of Butler University - B.M. Ed. B.M. ei 42, 4 . O 'E:,r ! N J O -i ix X LJ QI? CD' MS. ANNE KELLEY MS. MADELEINE MERIDITH MS. MARY MIRACLE N.T.S.U. - N.T.S.U. - T.C.U., T.W.U., N.T.S.U B.S.Ed. B.S. B.A., M.Ed. ARTS INDUSTRIAL AR TS wnAnlg'EJQ'2w if ., if MR. JOSEPH CRUM MR. PHILLIP HARRELSON N.T.S.U.- N.T.S.U.- B.S. B.S. if -. N, 3 xV I fffr V 1 l 3 'pf' XXX gf jr RX N i .aff X 'E xx, ' MR. HORACE JOHNSON MR. CHARLES MOODY Prairie View A 8: M - Prairie View - B.S. B.S. ' in In A kV,, .,.,., ,,. ,,,,,,, ,, - MR. THOMAS MYERS MR. JAMES MEYERS Tarleton St. College, N.T.S.U., U.T. , N.T.S.U. - 104 ARTS Southwest Tex. St., E.T.S.U. - B.S., M.Ed. B.S., M.Ed. l BUSINESS DEPART E T MS- B- HILL MS. BOBBIE MASON Prairie View A 36 M - Howard Payne College, Baylor, S.M.U. - l B.S.,M.Ed. B,B,A, N C '68 MR. WAYNE MOHUNDRO MS- S F Austln, Tex. Wesleyan, E.T.S.U. - S-M-U B.S-. M.Ed. wg UUE! wen 88 60 MS. CAROL PIERCE MS. GLADYS YOAKUM E.T.S.U. - N.T.S.U. - B.S. B.A., M.A. BUSINESS lO5 'Wu ' w K Q . ehgli ,U .ly N . QS -1,,,.,,.2... 1. . fvyq'-E 'K ' BN ' 'S 1,2 f':.e,.a5sfm.i,f.a, 1 . Ii ,1,ill Q . RQ-:S1,1ff,a , ' , in .www wfrww ' ' f - -- f,Qgk,5g.,g,..S,,,. ,.,. .W ,...,.. , , ,. . ,, .2 X: - is . 1: ' 3 CAREER ED U CA T10 . ..... ,. U., VL.. b--, 1 was 'L i:-Z' fi? ' -u JB 7255i 1 .fu , S l:', . 5' 55.555Tw:e.12 fi'EEiE? N ., Wfgisiiy, wp .fir K , ,. .,,. mr? .fav -Q: PS ? -,dlyih wf ' vsrwazgsggfw K. -' w - . We - ' - -f 3? we Y:-af : V if '.f:J 7 ' . 'f5151: 'fa?'iA 5?i'i!k3A 39 E -' Iii? Q- v.f.1aQf5E-Wgsg x -F 1 '- L -- . ,, W , . , L, . .Qin A, .. , .,.. . -N h . -.Ui MR. JOE BARNETT U.T. - MR. BOB CAMPB N.T.S.U. - ELL it lex X Q Y.. MS. TRUDY HINCKLEY Baylor U. - B.B.A. B.A.,M.A. B S f' B MMJJ i MS. IETTIE M. NEALY U.T. , Butler Col. - R.N. G5 Q F' 7 ',.,. H f ,z Haw: MS . MARTHA NORMAN E.T.S.U. , S.M.U. - B.S., M.L.A. MR. JAMES RUARK MS. ANN WILSON MR. BILLY YOUNGBLOOD Oklahoma State-B.A., M.A. Bishop U. ofMich. - N.T.S.U. - 106 CAREER EDUCATION B.S. B.S. , M.Ed. 5 MS. LELA EDWARDS Bishop College STUD Y I-IALLS MR. EARNEST ROSS MS. GLADYS SHELTON N.T.S.U. E.T.S.U. Tyler Comm. College PHYSICAL ED CA T10 i MR. JOHN BELL MS . VIRGINIA FARR W.T.S.U.,N.T.S.U.- T.W.U. - B.S. B.S., M.Ed. 1--I-if U. of Arkansas - 5 MS. PEHESTER GALBREATH MR. WILLIAM STANLEY JR. Wiley Bishop, E.T.S.U. - B.S. B.S., M.Ed. FACULTY 107 RO. T.C 12. LT. C. LEONARD KIMMICK, JR. S.M.U. - M.L.A., U. of Nebraska - B.G.E. S. SG. WILLIAM ATKINS 21 Years Army - Ret. TEACHER AIDE 1 O8 FAC U LTY MS. MARTHA BARTLEY MS. CHRISTINE TAYLOR MS. ELIZABETH SMITH PLAN A MS. JANET BECKMANN MS. WILLIE EDWARDS MS. MARY LOU ENOX N-T-S-U-,T-W-U-- B-S--E161Tl.Ed-, B.S.-E.T.S.U.,TexasTech., B.A., M.Ed. M.E- -EdLlCatiOf1- Grad. Work-E.T.S.U. LWTIQ . f S xxxx. MS. SUSAN HILL MS. ANNE MILLER MS, JUDY MOORE TexasTech-B.A. N.T.S.U. -B.S., B3y10IUniv, -B,A,, TSX?-STCCh S.M.U. -M.S. f xx e X L 1 MS. MILLIE TWEDDELL MS. JOY UTTERBACK B.S. - Ball St. Univ. , M.S. - E.T.S.U. T.W.U. , Our Lady ofthe Lake S.W.T.S. - B.S.,L.L.D. PLANA XVI Lx N X ffm J! 5 NW? A jf rx W ml, J xy 1 M iLL,x, f g lgJ L ,av , Xxy, 21. Q.A4 1 L1- Qjliflx W LM ' 'JJ ' V UV UMW' C,ji,f,,5,15 l L1 w ak xiii Uuju' N EX X 3 AJXJE ,Mb LE f x pq X N Lfllvjfwkf yCj1v'Xr mC!Qg 7 XX UL L X 0 Q jg W WM f 5' Kgtlgixilfllg , CNG? Li -MCM X ff' U5 f Q W kg 3, ,.iQfULQl IFHQPJL Jw by X F x ,qqmct Hawk Y UNL 'Cui U ,iiig 'xfwgwhi LL W qv' f71z,QfJmmf , l , 1,32 I4 X 1 V 1 - , pk' V C . X L K m V RV fk- .JY N5 PX! K ,' -gum , 1 x QV' 5 X ,J X Lf' A' X lxxbx fy fixfwx NVTJXA XYNJJ XQQJ Y W . fx -d . 5 M J X J Mx K V if xi W w ,-, ' V , , N ,' ' . EY' gi QNV TL , OWU my . Tv NJ NJC' I Gb w J XR - 9 W Jf Q VJ X 0 M . W +P' ' 'QU QW P 0 wJ nf M df QF U ,J-' X- 2-Ri' .2 gy I Qjywlva ICR QJJOM I-X Lv -X xg- xjk U BJ KQQQJJ LL K 51 L iv- K ' qv ,X ,V . by m, x,' J A fbi X xmxxy -.f E Q 1.1-1 CHEERLEADERS 7 - 75 vita? Janie Repp Karyn Peters Mark Foster Wayne Lambert Jay Hall 7. . . -.WL , I . E 1 :- 5. gr Cornella Jones 24-S' .sg- nb - 355 -4: . sf 5 A , YA Y 7 'i x in Q. m- we Q32 w ig Q v Q 5 N aeeiw M ' E t at X J S , 2 3 Y- S A E? 5 S 5 2 as f-ix bg X 1. if L 'egg t S + 5 a. .K W 1,5 F Q M X R NH Qi. N cm J if E Ni N , Q S, V K L 'iw if as , ie- ww' -fa M f li W ,LW a Charlotte Rhone Debi Bost Mindy Garvin ,tfz,-.MartiQft,.,,gmm,,,a1.,:1 .lun 1-anna .nwmrnnumww Nw 315, y K Well ya lean to the left . . . What you see is what you get. 111 5 , W TOO Bad , Too Bold! Say Janie - No fair using Mark. A t wr. 'cf ,W TWINS? I've got it! Yea - I'm a Cowboy! CHEERLEADER CAMP 115 ROCK STEADY! 1 nl The Three Musketeers. The Cheerleaders d1d what? Yea I'M Cute CHO 116 CHEERLEADERS 'V -INK! CALICUS: A .77 Member Dancing Machine CALICOS '74-'75 OFFICERS: L to R: Lt. Linda McIntosh Lt. Karen Taylor Capt. Brenda Roan Capt. Jill Brock Lt. Jody Kerl Lt. Sharon Curry CALICOS I I7 ' 5 l any Piorohor AvAu.Aal.e Pam Abbe CALICUS 77 Member Danein Machine Shannon Alford Debbie Cole Janet Brandon :J --'NU-v-' 'V -Lax 'll z - ,A . L 4. A , -1 , Cornellia Collins Beverly Vicki Davis Ellison e e aeeee 41.49 42, 112 ' Cindy Many Harris Harris 1 l 8 CALICOS 3 i I .r .D p 5. ' aa X Q . Jw Brenda Sheryl Deidre Rhonda Melinda Anderson Artmann Baker an Blankenship e M fir? lg 51 ,X A-5 W D .,. Capt. Jill Melody Pat Brock Cannon Clairmom. D 'avi f C .e,, f Veer s ,a 1.1. Paula Cyndi' Sharon Cooper Cowand '- .. ,,.y ii kkgry WL QT C, y.eae , . wiv 'x -, mi ' fi A lili D Ty, f'- ' ,ff Jane Elaine Lola Glenda Mary Fitch Gaffne Gales Risa Kelley Hilda Rosalind Sharon Hohertz Horton Huber Jackson Johnson v M A . 5 Ar-'f' , '-QQ, 'Vi 1 Air . Sherri Lt. Jody Jones Kerl l ..f - 4 1 Q' ', Lynn Debbie Kyzar Larsen ? ,af Denise McCaski11 K ' fj fuss, ' Q x A E an X R Lx. Linda Mclmosh Jean McKee l' Jan Laura Paula Pam Jocelyn Brenda Susan McMeans Marshall Morris Norris Oliver Parker Peacock 4 i more NOT i 3 g AQAILABLE , I no A , ,riser , fi f Debra Lisa Donna Marla Billie Reba Susan Peppers Piercey Pirkle Poston Primm Reed Remele 1 ,',. .. 'fi' E if . f - ' 1 ,Q ,T , has 4 T' 1. Q J' ff If . fi, if iaii 5 f 4 ' .' , . Amr ' ' ' ti? Capt. Brenda Kathy Tina Shelia Becky Ln, Karen Roan Sanders Schneider Skipper Smith Taylor ,. ' X fr. :Q S L of , K L Jodi Dorma Karen Karen Leah Andrea Ava Teeple Thomas Tompkins VanCleave Walters Whealley Wheatley ' G I 452' K ' Lisa Cindy Norma Deborah Harryeta Kim Janet Wigand Williams Williams Wright Wright Wynn Zoeller CALICOS I I 9 1, 2, 3 Left. Hey - Let's get it on. We're camera shy. Don't forget that we're doing Proud Mary CALICOS The inner beasts sleep inside. Soulful Strut. SP URS Support the Cowboys Pres. Janet Pearson, Vice-Pres. Mollie Delaigle, Sec. Kim McMahan, Treas. Lisa Fields, Reporter Tammy Underwood fm! 'T'- '9' 'P' Ym f Sponsors G. Hurst, V. Galbreath, F. Weygandt. L to R, TOP ROW: Pam Watkins, Tammy Williams, Shellie Norman, Marcia Coleman, Robin Roberts. BOTTOM ROW: Lisa Thomas, Mona Conally, Ambra Grayson, Beverly Alford. ZZ SHf1cIS Row Two L to R, TOP ROW: Marcy Hibbard, Pam Fox, Johnetta Ellis Row capt. , Cheryl Martin, Angela Farris BOTTOM ROW: Jill Rorex, Melinda Ligon, Janet Foyt, Susan Hendrickson Row Four L to R, TOP ROW: Renita Price, Clevette Edwards, Marshell Brown BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Pendegraft, Tammy McDowell, Marsha Potts, Sherry Wells ........, .-1..,w- P ........M.... ...Y -,,- ,,,,-.W ...,. ,Nam , ,.,,M,.,:,f,Na , .unswmpumupgu Row Three L to R, TOP ROW: Patsy Handlin. Patrice Sauls Row capt. , Virginia Chandler BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Thompson, Sylvia Corrado, Amy Elliot, Vicki Cawthon, Tina Nearn, Lavern Bailey. Row Five L to R, TOP ROW: Robin Foster, Pam Miller Row capt. , Leslie Sheppard, Eileen Mansolo BOTTOM ROW: Rhonda Ricks, Sharon Hicks, Cynthia Curry, Elizabeth Hurd, Marcia Sulli- van. ' .l,,,,.,,, , .. . ,,,,,,,. , In ,,,, , 4 , 4 , 1 .., W., N..m,w,.sw.,-.--..- l SHFIJS CZ -v A 'Hu Row Six L to R, TOP ROW: Julie Ruark, Kathy Shelton, Denise Moseley, Row capt. , Mary Ann Clary BOTTOM ROW: Danette Gray, Debbie Sorenson, Kathy Garcia, Susannah Shannon, Karin Lackey Row Eight L to R: Becky Dean, Pat Kondikoff, Susan Crowell Row capt. , Gina Hill, Janet Lehmann BOTTOM ROW: Melissa Sipes, Sandra Krueger. Caren Douglass Row Seven L to R, TOP ROW: Patricia Griffin, Annie Woolen, Row capt. , Renee Gardner BOTTOM ROW: Rhonda Blanton, Karen Bomar, Latreese Nash, Cynthia Woolen, Lori Jackson C-7 Row Nine L to R, TOP ROW: Carol Goehring, Kathy Lunceford Row capt. . Becky Overall BOTTOM ROW: Carol Jones, Vicki Johnson, Jill Bolton, Michella Jones, Yolonda Streets 5 E af 3 1 Band Leaders Give Direction 44 13 S Cara Carpenter Belinda Brown Doris Awa Head Majorette Majorette Majorette Gina Pounders Camellia Grayes Debbie Holmes Majoreue Majorette Drum Major Joe Krayer L to R: Joe Krayer, Belinda Brown, Cara Carpenter, Doris Awa, Debbie Head Drum Major Holmes, Camellia Grayes, Gina Pounders BAND you ready? Yeah! Yeah! Q ,J t V I'm directing this show. Your right side will convince your left. 126 COWBOY MARCHING BAND It melts in your mouth - Not in your hand He said play WHAT??? Goat Ropers need love too. .,-A 49? - .fwfff- , H, rw 2,14-fZ.5.'-wfw mv, Lrfzug ,WX we -... , mv, H V - ,. . w r., V f a v -r -T'-'Z-K ' V , ' :J:s'Z'ifw-X-1 ' . 'N A N f- , ' I A ' .,. f Q -:L ,fy ' -gm.-, 'V .n p ,M in If 1,K .,..g'-5 QQ, My ,g V ,Lf ,nv .1 vw.- J 'N gf .3 , j ,fufzf ,r,4Q.:j.fg3' Lgg-Q . . 1 3 Q. - fx, : , pn A .. -l a, 1 Q15 :pf 1,1 ', 1 ::'wL cw - PW- 1. G A , 'A V A J V i 4 A' 1 if EWS . 2 f N , '- ' g if A Y- .- -'N-. - F9 '9:u. :. - , :,' - , , , - L 1 1 -' 7 7 '?'fii':'xIi??Pr' L ' 1 ,-if:1 f11rif?:P'f.Hrg,fA,,Mi:-5122. 'su K .j ' Q 'Z '7' firm- 5 .NQi Q9,'f.4i' 1 .Q 'iii v u..- D :.g3g-lg-g -1,,i'5sfv,,.x vf ' ' .Ili-rv. .V,. ,-,, .I ,Q .,, ,.-N, POSSE Says Ride 'Em Cowboy We're No. 1 Sheriff Posse officers are Lynn McDow, Tommy Thomas, Bruce Wells, Mardo Cowan, Olga Esparza, Evif Fitch, Bruce Adams 1 ., - L --,- ,fp og Qifggu A, - - messes W P ' sf f R ai QW Q R What do you mean the Sheriff's Posse didn't win the I'm so glad I go to Carter High. spirit stick? 128 POSSE C0 U CIL Busmessv Left to Right. TOP ROW: Spring President Wayne Lambert Fall and Spring Treasurer Andrea Wheatley Fall President Calvin Beamon BOTTOM ROW: Fall and Spring Affairs Vice-President Karyn Peters Fall and Spring Secretary Camellia Grayes Fall and Spring Activities Vice-President Debra Peppers STUDENT COUNCIL 129 TUDE T COUNCIL Pam Abbe Shannon Alford Kenneth Austin Rutha Barksdale Rhonda Bean Terri Blair Debbie Bost Debbie Brandon Belinda Brown Robert Canady Teresa Carter Dylinda Choice Carnelia Collins Cindy Cowand Centrilla Coverson Carolyn Dawson Rodney Dawson Amy Elliot Lisa Fields Jane Fitch Timothy Freeman Sandra Gallo 130 STUDENT COUNCIL Lola Gales Camelia Grays Patricia Griffin Jay Hall Rhonda Hamilton James Hendrix Susan Hendrickson Hilda Huber Angela Jackson Rosalind Jackson Kevin Johnson Michelle Jones Sheri Jones Zaleski Kelson Tanya King Glen Kondikoff Lois Lefler Sharon Martin lk Philip Mason Amber Maynard Glenda McCartney Robert McDonald Candice Moore Rose Marie Moore Vicki Nachtreib Debra Neal Jocelyn Oliver Tony Palmer Marla Poston Patsy Ragin Susan Remele Janie Repp Jasmin Robinson Kathleen Sanders Shelia Skipper Robbie Smith Glenda Sneed Sherry Swensk Bo Taylor Marty Thornton Gregory Walling Andrea Wheatly Cynthia Woolen Debra Wright Harreytta Wright Round-up Remembers the W ay We Were Editor - Debbie Larsen. Aff , . 4 - Round-up Staff 74-'75 Once upon a time there were 13 snow bunnies. Editor Nancy Jackson . Managing Editor - Lisa Wigand. r A-If il ' Vk.2 s G A E G Tj? . ,L-, 4f,, ' -fl A Wiiii , Y, s Qs, M437 'YF ffrllifl A ft L ' ' 4359, Qfw ,. W f , , , ,, .,.,,,4, .N N' bg .A f 451 4: Z 2 ., , Qays ayf,:i:fYf:i:,E1E ,. I ,, ,,,f f, .,g.sgs21f::-,QIWI as f, f ,, 74 ,JW - ' ,1vf,,, G Li ' f G Camellia Grayes, Classes Editor. A ' ,ss,s . X?Mw2 ss ss 2' Pmwn , f 'r ' R Zi in -,w6me1v? s, s wwwwme :fri iw 7 ' 5 f ii' 'Qs- s Pam Norris, Ads Editor Serena Robbins, Terena Lollar, Sherry Johnson, Fac u I fm Brenda Anderson , Ads . Tony Graham, Photographer. Deborah Wright, Lisa Fields, Glenda Gray, Organi zations. 132 ROUND-UP 4. Sheryl Artmann, Karen Van Cleve Editor, Kathy Heath, Student Life. Karen and Kathy actually work- ingm 1 X714 - ,4 14 g 1Ml!lll Blake Lawrence Editor, Bruce Adams. Sports. 'Sb Mr . White , Sponsor. ...,.. r , ...Sink INDEX l33 THE WRA GLER STAFF Lynn Kyzar - Editor Gene Ross, Reporter, John Janosko, Amusement Editor. Lisa Wigand - Assistant Editor. Rhonda Boatwright, Reporter, Sharon Johnson, Exchange Editor i.....,, Sponsor - Ms. Inlow. Bruce Adams, Sports Editor, Jimmy Nichols, Ads Editor. 134 WRANGLER M t., .. I E S, Q51 Qi? A The Wrangler Staff 14-3 ii'--Z-,Q ,,- .i Q Q' ,QF wi . A- QQ . X . Q. Q Q - ,L U-V Q lx T1 ' - - .-g'.,. .. ,Q . -:ff XQ , ,A l s vii 4 in . XF- .1 Josy Levy, Dan Callahan, Cartoonist. Guy Dozier, Cindy Williams, Debra Williams, Shir- 'x .t-Q.. C ,ga Q,,Q Qf' . . ,Q wi , . ,Q I M Mike Barnett and Mike Carpenter, Reporters. ley Newton, Reporters . WRANGLER 1 35 f--v 'x-- ff -: . Q -,pf - V mess' -I . a -5 ' X 45- ,bm . N ,uf W ff m .sw- g 1 1 1 L to R: Deb Wright, Glenda Gray, Brian Lastor, Melinda Blankenship, Brenda Parker, Debbie Gibbons, Kathy York, Joe Krayer, Debbie Holmes, Jodi Gant, Lola Gales, Iosy Levy, Cindy Harris, Karen Taylor, Jill Brock, Ms. Dalby ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY 136 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: L to R: Glenda Gray, Vice-Pres. Brian Lastor, Pres. Karyn Peters, Sec. 5 5 I A LIFE LEADERSHIP 'N-,ssh 1' . ' TN TOP ROW: Dwight Ferrell, Chris Redmon, Paul Newby, Linda Mclntosh, Brenda Roan, Mindy Garvin, Melinda Blankenship, Wayne Lambert, Jill Brock lst ROW: Kathleen Sanders, Mark Foster, Carla Cowell, Josy Levy, Karyn Peters, Debra Peppers, Jodi Kerl, Glenda Gray Students Helping Students T U TORS ORGANIZATIONS I 37 GERMAN CLB Sponsor - Mrs. Creswick L to R, STANDING: Clark Peterson, Ioe Krayer, Serena Robbins, Beverly Shepardson, Neil Carter, Pam Wat- kins, Karen Maintz, Patsy Bevill, Debbie Brown, Pat Clairmont, Jewel Barksdale, President - Paul Newby, Jerry Douglas, Activity Chairman - Wayne Lambert, Connie Kleypas, Carla Cowell, David Waterson, Ronald Miller, Sponsor - Mrs. Creswick, Alfred Sorenson SITTING: Linda Hazzard, Louis Farris, Pat Kondikoff, Janna Young, Kelly Helm, Chris Thompson, Erwin Sparks, Brenda Ward, Robert Smith, Evie Fitch, Debbie Sorenson, David Hosea 138 GERMAN CLUB - wc: ,,,,.,,,,.,,, ,, .., ll Q, J i, , ,s , ly THE ' ': A li Q, :L .4..- , , , . 4 fl, 1 . wig FRE CH may Y 4? 1 YA. 4 .K J N J 3 Q, i R 7 1 L, , Q1 CL B nr' 9 ' ,A ,A E ' A if as 1 ii Q- ff--:fl-aff 1 'V fi E V, ' J ' gif T ?s 5 - fx Af' , Z if L tw U A 9 i ff ' -N I f 1 .4 TOP ROW, L to R: Rhonda Hester, Elizabeth Hurd, Melody Reed, Kelly Hor- ton, Jimmy Hendricks, Ms. Russell, Leah Walters, Brenda Zemanek, Karin Lackey, Kathy Garcia, Algenise Conner, Brian Kenner, Shelia Brown, Walter Swindell, Renee Choice, Maurice Jones, Eric Banks, Camellia Grayes lst ROW, L to R: Susan Williams, Mary Clary, Margaret Autry, Tony Salters, Clevette Edwards, Gary Foster L to R, TOP ROW: Kirby Jordan, Harryetta Wright, Rhonda Bean, Deb Wright, Jodi Kerl, Danette Gray, Paul Kempe, Kathy Garcia, Lois Lefler, Dawn Delaughter, Mark Foster 2nd ROW: Robin Foster, Sharon Martin, Beverly Mullens, Mona Connally, Susan Crowell, Kim McMahan, Tammy Underwood, Nancy Jackson lst ROW: Jean McKee, Janie Repp, Nell Jones, Marcia Sullivan, Patricia Wilson, Cynthia Curry, Eileen Manslow, Dyann Boyd, Suzanne Hunter, Pam Norris LANGUAGE CLUBS 139 L 0 S V a 9 LL e r 0 s .M T he Latin Club A's gr: - ix sg K- w ,XL Mx- Bw 1 N N1 'I , X f V r X, ,X ' Mfff f 4523? ' 'SXL 4: Jim? ' 140 ORGANIZATIONS Latin Club organizes at Carter under Ms. Cree1's direction rchestra The Concert Choir l U Sheryl Artmann Dan Askins Sherri Baker Mike Barnett Dyann Boyd Mike Carpenter Teresa Carter Ruann Christan Mike Clark Marsha Cloud Rick Cook Cyndy Cowand Carla Cowell Kim Crow Mark Croy Al Davis Dawn Delaughter Patty Dome Jerry Douglas Donna Durling Gary Empy Louis Farris Lisa Fields Evie Fitch Elaine Gaffney Kathy Garcia Mark Gassett Sherri Gassett CONCERT CHOIR Debbie Gibbons Camellia Grayes Ervin Gunter Bonnie Hall J ay Hall Donna Hartman Kathy Heath Tony Hernandez Ron Howell Suzanne Hunter Deborah Jones Carol Jones Paul King Robert Ladymon Wayne Lambert Debbie Larsen Brian Lastor Blake Lawrence Brett Lawrence Carl Long Sharon Maintz Chris Marshall Amber Maynard JGQMLISE ,t,,, . Nlxiargiftlsdglzlattb Gamal Moore Laurie Morris Leroy Moses Janet Pearson Donna Pirkle Cindy Poindexter Chauncey Potts Tom Pulis Eric Randolf Chris Redrnon Janie Repp Kathy Sanders Cheron Schooley Kathy Shelton Shelia Skipper Gloria Sneed Kim Stafford Jodi Teeple Greg Walling David Waterson Larry Weatherford Elaine Westerlage Robby White Lisa Wigand Carmalie Williams Susan Williams Kenneth Wilson Annie Woolen Deborah Wright Harryeta Wright Larry Wynne 3' LIFE OUN rlage. Toni L , eath. Sheryl ee, Carma- David W. Carter Life Sounds 3 9 Q Zi 5 Q 1? 142 CHOIR OFFICERS: Pres. Wayne Lambert, Vice-Pres. 3rd period Lisa Wigand, Vice-Pres. 4th period Marty Thornton, Vice-Pres. Teresa Carter, Sec. Debbie Larsen, Treas. Carla Cowell, Librarian Debbie Gibbons The Drama Club Thespians Creative Whiting Club Contributes to Cartergs Fine Arts TOP ROW, L ro R: Daniel Iirik, Susan Peacock, Laura Marshall, Linda Burgdorf, Cindy Harris, Sabrina LaFever, Nancy Jackson, Donna Hardin, Lynn Kyzar, Susan Remele, Gaelynn Clendening, Becky Smith, Marla Poston, Sherri Johnson, Jill Brock, Sharon Curry lst ROW: Joan Riddle, Pres. Linda Valdez, Patricia Ojeda, Sharon Johnson, Gail Yaquinto, Sheri Jones, Lisa Wigand, Wayne Lambert, Glenda Gray Kar 144 CREATIVEARTS Art Hebsp T00 l Key Club Serves Carter :Lb-'Elf R Ba aff-2 to R, TOP ROW: Mark Beckner, Billy Jack Smith, Billy Peters, Brad Threatt, Paul Saldana, Stewart Cleven- r . e Barry McCoy, B111 May, Clark Beckner, James Hayward lst ROW: Paul Newby, Lee Allen, Bruce Wells, Tommy Gibbs, Glen Kondikoff ,ggrw Y- TEE S ORGANIZATIONS 145 Woods and Water Woods and Water - Remember Camp Texoma! THE ECOLUG Y CL UB SAFETY CLUB Reorganizes or 74- 75 to R: Terena Lollar, Missy Smith, Melinda Blankenship, Lisa Wigand, Hilda Huber, Cyndy Cowand, Carnelia Janis Fitch CVAE ORGANIZATIONS 147 HEALTH OCC UPA T I ONS CAREER TRAINING HOCT - Doctor My Eyes ..,., ICT ICT ., 'gill . V , , V ,..,,,.,,. -:V . 'ern ur CAREER CLUBS 149 ii sf ii f 2 3 4 Janice Brooks, Vanetta Brooks, Linda Buffin, Murphy Crise, Patty Dome, Robbie Drew. Keith Earls, Charles Fore, Sharon Glaze, Kenneth' Griffin, Scott Hansen, Pamela Harris, Robert Hogue, Jesse Johnson, Deborah Jones. Charles Etta Lynch, Mary Martin, Sharon Miles, Libby Norton. Tony Parker, David Smith, Larry Smith, Brenda Smoots, Elaine Stewart, Jeanne Tanner, Mary Vonwoemer, Gaynell Williams, Oscar Williams, Karen Wiseman. Charles Miles, J. W. Blackwell. Deborah Dodson, Jerald Willis, Karen Roberts, Sponsor - Ms. Hinckley. FHA 150 ORGANIZATIONS VUE. C0-op 0.E.A. Club A . . ,, . ,P 5 3 J i gr, , 1 I mwy. ,' w, 33, f f-if w Vi A . jr, . A K rr I ,S if , ,- :I . 'I L 2 I , l x :- fi A . A Q - f he f 4. f 1 'f 'PZ - 0 5 -if -f 5' .1 ' J. . ' 5' - 'A A :lv 15 7 , . r I K :LJIK JJ, g I .6 , . L, , , -H R 4, A ' ' f H Jig. '75 ,, ,, f Q ,M 1 z, ,rf . ty, A, wg , 'xx - ,- f ' ' ' 'h a , 1. 14 :V , M i ' S Q ' lf. 4 , 'I 7 v 2 4: 15 ,f f . J sf, J ' . - ' ' . ,L ii' I ,,,. az: ,b.,, f 1.6...'E-A .155 , A, if-A ey 2 2' J . , 'A , ,. WZVLV i ,r ' ' V, . i S if , .ea H, 'J' -- ,-:-, 17 I .-3 'gh , ,- 1 1 '-L iggg' ,., 3 1 , Q 5, 'f',- yy re - V S. is ft- 1' J is it J if S- V igglii ' we I A4 Q gf' ir I? ,..i, 'ings A ' 2 ?-G. 'A ' ' ' - '- ' J' all im. ,, B :m-'1 ,gs H QB. -, , ,I , 15 ,Z P52 ,isa I :Sf , l r,,, if 5 vi Y' . ' A '..l L . Sharon Anderson, Deidre Baker, Linda Burgdorf, Karen Burks, Gaelyn Clendening, Camelia Collins, Marci Cruse. Jacki Davis, Jane Fitch. Jodi Gant. Mindy Garvin, Sherri Gassett, Dianne Gonzales, Ra-mona Goodman, Kalanda Hamilton, Donna Hardin, Vickie Hill, Dianne Hobbs, Hilda Huber, Karen Hulcy, Sheri Jones, Sabrina LaFever, Cathy Lowe, Linda Mclntosh, Paula Morris, Terry Nelson, Kristy Nevill, Velda Nickerson, Pat Ojeda. Susan Peacock, Debra Peppers, Lisa Piercey, Pat Rawlins. Susan Remele, Brenda Roan, Cathy Rust, Karen Taylor, Linda Valdez, Deloris Walker, Gail Yaquinto, Janet Zoellor VUE. Lab O.E.A. C ub ...AZN Regina Bynum, Eunice Hamilton, Janice Jefferson, Kathy Myers, Sponsor Ms. Wilson, Johnetta Ellis, LaDonya Hill, Sharon Maintz, Ricky Debbie Brandon, Cheryl Christi, Valerie Smith, Connie Kleypas, Jowanda Lewis, Margaret Eclgil, Gayla Goss, Portia Royal, Gretta V.O.E The Chess Club s 72: ., , THE CHESS CLUB: A11 kings and one queen, Ms. Shelton. Kung Fu Fighting 152 ORGANIZATIONS Ah-sooo. . . L to R: Coach Gilliam, Melissa Higgenbothem, Debbie Sorenson, Bobby Scallorn, Doug Hosea, Susan Overall, Becky Overall, Dave Hosea, Bryan Jarvis, Chris Harrison, Ed Stowers The 19 4-75 R.O.T . s i Y I I l i ln, 'i asf' 'yyf' A 'ffl an 3 44-Q ' ,W ,f,,,,q KL K' .fre 1- , 1' wafer Tiff -, , , Y : , .. , Q ' N,Qm5g:f,.g,f V ffm A H' . .-- -- -,.,f, 1-' 2:95-7 rr 3, af ,V-4k..:vg, :H f: .f , ul' - N .. ,N7'.- 7 A-'f Company A 21stI R O T C Battalion Company Commander Arturo Hernandez . X ,I 2: ' e fr T4 -+f , L, '- ,sly ' so fy C' 'L ,A gl fl T Q pf-I ,I ,ga ,. ..-. f Q . ,--gr-it-W l me -, - a Company 21st I .R O T C. Battalion Company commander, Patrick Cornelius A-. -Q of , 1- of v Ss' X 25. ' ' 2' , , 1 Q4 . . w 2 .4- N George Dera- leau, Co. B Executive Offi- CCI'- ' i,,iz , p --J if' . X . I- X C :N Q 'AFX :ix p-V, . Cdt. Capt. Pat- rick Cornelius Co. B Com- mander R.O.T.C. 153 ' , QQ' . 1 9 fl X ', ' KK B EMYQBQENQ fha. Cdt. Donald Martin, Co. lvcvv Com- mander 'EW 'df uw f 2 xx Q, 1 X .Q t an 55M ..lr J 0 2 ' at 'W it ff 5. X X :Q n in Agfa x K Cdt. 1Lt. Jordan Blair, Co. C XO. g . , .. V, ng: K i X nf up QE-x Wi: l s f, fi, 4 .. J Q Cdt. Capt. Vess Polk, Co. D Commander. l54 R.O.T.C. C 't -Ea AW' 12:5 Zigi fl' WW' , ,,.. .,.,, , Qkigi, 5 N, M ROTC. 63 f ,wif ' ' fu. 3,9 lui., . r fmawwww w'ffWgGm5i - -- t. ap- ff, Company C 21st J .R. O. T .C. Battalion Company Commander, Donald Martin. C! irc, Company D 21st J.R. O .T. C. Battalion Company Commander, Vess Polk. Sweetheart Debra Berry Sweetheart Teri Blair -Hu. 4'3 WC? Sweetheart Sweetheart Beverly Lowrie Marcia McNatt Af' Sweetheart Sweetheart Rinda Thomas Debra Wells Corps Sweethearts 7 - 75 .X a, Sweetheart Gina Pounders 'B Sweetheart Lisa Wigand SWEETHEARTS I 55 N ,, f The Corps Drill Team stands tall, led by Cdt. CSM Richard Rios. The Girls' R.O.T.C. drill team in formation at the South Zone Drill Competition Awards Ceremony. Barbaral Sumler, team commander. Rifle Team Captain Roy Reitz telling his riflemen how to better their scores - Sweethearts Marcia McNatt and Beverly Lowrie lend moral support. 156 R.O.T.C. kx'f 'TP' Command Sergeant Major Richard Rios Staff Instructor Cdt. Capt. Doug Hosea 1,54 , ,441 fm. fi Cdt. Capt. Greg Neher Battalion Adjustant staff Instructor Cdt. Capt. Chris Harrison 'Bk Cdt. 1 Lt. David Hosea Cdt. Capt. Robert Scallorn Battalion S2 Security Battalion S4 Supply Battalion Commander Cdt. Ltc. Rodney Smith Cdt. Capt. Brian Jarvis Operations and Training Cdt. Sergeant Major Barbara Sumler R.O.T.C. 157 Z First Day of School BE GINNIN GS She must be crazy if she thinks I'm going to work today! Us Seniors don't have to go to class. Ya know, I kind of like this place. i 160 STUDENT LIFE A Forgive me , I'm only a Sophomore! iiisi H Moming X WAKE UP SUNSH1 E I'll kill him! IL isn't every day you see your picture in the paper. , if Early morning beauties??? You've got to be kidding! Now, if ya'11 need help, call rn 374-5886. 62.1 i 4, R' lr I .4 N , J. -4045 ! ! . 1 v NEAQQLR STUDENT LIFE l L ,YY , Y Y i ' Classrooms As I Sit in, This Four Comered Room M xr' 'X T2 ,X ..,aA, , .W ,.- wg, ! !! Q, gi ll! I 1 9 f There was a boy . . . There was a girl . . . Myron Hanson poses for PLAYGIRL You wou1dn't believe what I heard today Wow - This room really has class! N '5 , . 5, gn Q-4. EL, 44.54. -'fi' ff . if - 'if ' ,X ' X , . l 1' f ,. , ,, ff That's a cute little rat! Lunch As we all know, this is the most dis- gusting period of the day, unless of course, you're one of the few who make it out for lunch. But, as bad as it is, it has to come once a day and adds to the many things that remind us of dear old Carter. I m not crazy , I bring my own lunch. second thought, I don't think I'l1 eat v x xx Are you kidding??? Eat in this place? 0-V. I , . -L. , x,3'-' ' I' an Pg Candid Camera . . . Right? 04' STUDENT LIFE 163 Closing of Another Day It Better End Soon hnnw Same to you Ms. Dalby. Ain't love grand! Bruce questions the importance of Modern English Who me I never do anything wrong! But I thought it was 6th period ! ' AFTER I have better things to occupy my time. web HOURS 1 1-nr -fe-f-. .fr F VF Band enjoys party at Kiest Park. Curlers in your hair . . . Shame on you! I'm a girl watcher . . . Watching girls go by. I bet you can't believe what I've been doing? STUDENT LIFE 165 Another Park y Another Sunday A if W: 'L .- K 5,57 Wayne it was really nice of you to bring me to your Oooh! That tickles! a partment ! I've been looking for this spot all night! fm ,, .. :,,q-- J' Nfiitis m Some things need no explanation! 3 fl' Q' X' . w Band enjoys party at the park Can if Behind closed fences! MKII!!! ou give me a ride out of here? K kgs ,S e 5 , . 1 A a S hx I I' N K K I . X Q . . I . V. - -L F' A ' -M, N . X U v. It .A - ' . ' .-A-, ui M-F, 5. b 4.33 E, - Papas' , fx I iq A QQ 3 NJ' , L i. ii 42+-..., K 232 's 3 ,Vw , hw, il mf I told you men came from the trees! ' fiiiv ,, - ' :af , f WF ' r . ' 1 It S' J if Who do you think you are? this man? Wou1d you buy a used car from AFTER HOURS 167 ' ,,, . n w V, 135, 4 j ',A-, tv . VA I -, L,,' is f' 24 I 5 in W 2 5 f f 22,6 if P I :f , 1-:':'.ytg5 0 fin Q 1 dz' W A ' ' 4 q '- . ' nf' ,I -1' H, f' , ' awe, 5. W if ' , gn -' 1 5 ' I ' L - ,, . - , 4 S.. Mirror, Mirror on the wall, who's the fairest polar bear of all! Look, I just taught him how to suck his thumb! Come to me for your hobbies! Come on Jack I know you're in there! 1 x xv vvWEO!vv It's gone all 36 cases how can we make it through the night! 168 AFTER HOURS ,, f I r '9!m. 4, , I Is she weanng Ih1S to lmpress the car or I m no plckupl vv type 170 WHO'S WHO 1 52: if x Y v 'A :if ,, U, 1. .ng I K N V, , 1 V Y' 74:1- ' K J: 1,1 'Hb' ' ' Y dw, K 1' 'ai K mlb. f ' Q' Q4 1 JUS ff ' an X ' I- V MP' NY . x1'3f-7,111 .-x x.: ' Q 'R' ' 7 ' if 9 11--4, ,gf - My W' - . 49? i ,YQ lx ar 'Q ' uf, ' 46' ' 'fxgwl 1 1' 'li' Vi Z J ' '. 'Tw' f KY ' ,, -E 3.295 . g N 'W , I 5' . x wiki A 761 HM 3 i TX. . if- Y. , Q, i 1- 1 g K I df., ,Mm M 1 F 4 ix A A 2 :aff , ,wgfw? ,'- gg 9 Q Q 31 sf' Rafi? KZ E s , Q Zin I I f f . W' . 4' ' 2 K . , lf' :K q., 1 I 1 , z 5' 1' ' ' H I ' - 1 A 1. 5 W., ' . riff 1. 4 Q.. , .. 2 4 Si? 'Us 21:5 K? ii is rg, .:,:, A .,.1 1f?,E at .Wfs ii:EE4Q: t N 125N15511SE?1E:,E.in'i.., Q . M, 1 172 WHO'S WHO Recognized for his outstanding ability in Baseball and his Journalistic skills MELINDA BLANKENSHIP 174 WHO'S WHO Honored for his Leadership in school activities A -lfilgff MIND Y GAR VIN Recognized for promoting School Spirit and leadership in all activities. WHO'S WHO 175 JUHNJANOSKO Honored for his outstanding ability in Football, Baseball and his contributions in the field of Journalism . I 76 WHO'S WHO LOLA GA YLE Honored for her superior performances and contributions in the field of Drama . WHO'S WHO 177 178 WHO'S WHO Excellence in the field of Music and his Academic Ability. CAMELLIA GRA Y ES Promotion of school spirit through Student Council and musical talents. WHO'S WHO 179 WA Y E LAMBERT Recognized for his leadership ability in School Government and outstanding participation in I 80 WHO'S WHO all Student Life Activities. LINDA MCI TOSH Recognized for extraordinary talents in Drill work and her constant support in all activities. WHO'S WHO 181 182 WHO'S WHO BR CE WELLS Honored for promoting spirit through the Sheriff 's Posse and excelling in Academic Achievement . LISA WIGA D Honored for her constant involvement in all activities and her endless work on both the Round-up and the Wrangler Staff. WHO'S WHO 183 Pep Assemblies COWBOY DO ITAGAIN This year has been another year of success for the Cowboys. The Pep Assemblies have had tons of crepe paper draped everywhere. Just another example of Carter's endless spirit. Can Can Girls perform. I've been waiting for this. ofa NX XX v A 3. 4 -' QF-'I ,4 K 184 STUDENT LIFE K H XR I 1, f ,JJLV IQ' 7 ff f9f learn r . LL L W xx 41 0 L b HFC Q L u F- f , 7 'I fd fm ffrff aff-'rf 4 176' ,J 4 U .vcr f Lcfg j f F Q A A 4 -- AJ 4' .Y 4CffGo.-Lffllvj 5 lg XXYH HM! X W S bm L- if I. ,Q : s...ii.-,, - '. Let's hear it for the Fire Safety Assembly! 2 4 ' H K 4 f :QL C15 4,4-, gi iffils: 9, Ilfbjj LJ, l LQ VL-5 j LO Q 15 7 X DI. 14 R 0 A , V M STUDENT LIFE 185 ,L CO WBO Y PIRIT GUE My Girl Bi11??? Sr. Calicos wait to perform Cowboy spirit rambles on! 186 STUDENT LIFE Jr. Posse knows where it's at. George Emerson is awarded Hon orary Member of Posse NFOREVER. . . Calvin tells it like it is. Teresa lets it all hang out. 3 V. .W -4 Gee, I don't know which one to pick . . 5, ,l ,,..,,L AA V NW v q s y 22,5 ' ' s ,, k ,yiffiigi k ,.f-ff W The Band does many great things for Carter. They play in assem- blies, on the field, and in other performances all year long. But right now I'm not sure what they're doing? 1 5,1 . - ,,. J f' 1 5 as 1 1 RSHN QU. I V .rs-, 3-MEF 1 f 152 2 +823 ' f H -.14 wr.-1,-Qirgf 6. Q Ev Q1 A Cowboy's work is never done. STUDENT LIFE 187 ANDEVER. . . N Barry has spirit, too. Such enthusiasm! You won't believe what I forgot? Don't tell me! 8 A si'i J ' w -f-' -f : f J Cyndy and Brenda cheer the cowboys on! Officers show great performance. 2 'O 'Fx f 7 'Q Xxx Ji 5 A t ' 3' . 4 Sheriff 's Posse arouses Spirit by selling carnations. Cheerleaders color White . Seniors decorate for Kimball Game. Some Cowboys will do anything. This year, I know we would have done anything for the Cowboys, but they gave us everything they had and we love 'em for it. Besides, we all know who's 31. STUDENT LIFE 189 I HUMECOMING 1975 l90 HOMECOMING Homecoming Queen .. J . .nfs ' Sophomore Princess Tara Herron Linda McIntosh Senior Princess Karyn Peters Junior Princess Melva Mitchell Linda McIntosh is crowned 1975 Homecoming Queen. HOMECOMING 1974-1975 This year's Homecoming Honor went to Miss Linda Mclntosh. Senior Princess went to Karyn Peters. Junior Princess went to Melva Mitchell and Sophomore Princess was Tara Herron. The entertainment was provided by The Soul Unlim- ited. UNIOR PRINCESS NOMINEES ARE: Melva Mitchell, Connie Klepas, Janie Repp, Beverly Davis, and Colleen lorence . HOMECOMING 19 Sr. Nominees NOMINEES F01-2 HOMECOMING Q UEEN Karyn Pete Kathy Rust Melinda Blank Brenda Parker Hilda Hube HOMECOMING THUSE SMILI G FA CE . . . ,Q sv' ,ae PN-N But Jill, I was only . f 4 '?', .iv HW 1 lAlAf y What you don't know, won't hurt you! l z hw. +11 1 S ,. ,J W- , Love has no boundaries. It was never like this in Brazil! ' M..-1 af 1 N Don't peek, it's X rated. as TS a A4 3 rm K f ., n I bet you're wondering what I'm doing? . 'M Y if s sioa , f 5 ' y il P4 rfb , 1 are x 1 fbi S , ,mtafg . - --.es:,.. Aiwa-1 Y . o 9 1 , we-1 1430, f ' fafiit : l,I'535ii,'SU' , I - - - ' I DARK UF If 11 -kr''ffm'-::s-if,slwgvfaglm 1' 1' GF THE MOON is a romantic tragedy set in Mountains of North around John, a witch boy, and the human girl Barbara Allen. who want John back and the Townspeople , who condemn Barbara for marrying end Both groupgfget their way as Barbara dies and John is won back to witchcraft and the I 2 T 2ffi'Jff?ifi.1, . .. ,v41rz,fMMff ' I .,,.. w ,.,, . vi' ., ' E 'WHL 1 , I A I y4tt,ynyn 533 .ttliiiwzssrt ,s,5fV3,,, :px . '- 1 JOHN CONIUR MAN DARK WITCH FAIR WITCH CONIUR WOMAN HA-NK GUDGER EDNA SUMMEY MR. SUMMEY ' MRS SUMMEY MISS METCALF CAT Hall Ware Oliver Clairmont Jefferson White Artmann M1che11e Tanner Les11e Crosby R1Cky H1111ard Howard Thomas Marty Thornton Inge Barree Pam Abbe Louis Dan 6 mM! 2 .z gif? K ,, f t 4 L., na, ft P nl' Are you down there Jerome? Look at the fly 'll Boy have I got a headache! 1? i x 3, I just washed my hair this morning and I can't do a thing with it! R f I YOUNG LIFE SKI TRIP I SI And you thought I was only kidding. Tranquility in the mountains. y :WI I use Ultra-bright . . . With Sex Appeal. Well, Inever . . W on I o.yItY M Yeah, I skied one day. What about it? fo If One what of a woman? Wait a minute I can do ITIOIC VCI' ll IS 9 D0 You Want to Dance? This years Annual Assembly revived the Senior Prom's and their dances from the 20's up to the 7O's. The staff and some other volunteers did such things as the litter Bug, the Fox Trot, the Swim, the Stroll, the Bump. and msmv OYTIRTS. We have no secrets. Where do we go from here? STUDENT LIFE is4,tjdx XX 1-' ' ff ig erena Lo11er and Mr. White do their thing, sr igap . If' K Calico Nu Nas Get It Again . . . My lipstick is Strawberry . . . What's yours? Bertha Who ? ? ? Pinocchio rides again. You ve got to be klddlngl ! ! l 1975 hi You ain't seen nothing yet. Such excitement before tryouts. ,. NU NU'S 199 THERE WILL E VER EE f IS F551 1 uf' ,jp , .K m,k,, V, . f 'o'fQ , Q- -,M YQ M Vt sl X lf 1 .- ,.3'Ui..4r.. Y. Ay :ig W l Q V1 Viv -vl- N1 -- iff' Y 8 ij ,Wi Q . Q, ,, ,1 1' ET' fs s 1 f ' F 5 fm It ,u 4, K 3,3 av , 4 - Www 'K ,fm ff' V3 W MM ,pl 'H' ta- af' ,Mk a . ar 3 he 1541 , an W ,fm 4 ' I ! P fi: I , F is ,A ,, 4 F If K, 15 Z1 aw..- fe, Rf his 9 tw Q 'Z-K QQ' -www-fnors-+V - an TENSE MOMENTS Oh Yeah? I have too been in love before! Wou1dn't you judges just love to know what I have behind my back? Carter beauties 11ne up for mu shots Somebody wake Latnne up I - ' A11 right you guys, I'11 take ya' three at a A11 right Sherri, hand over yo time! purse. 202 MUSICAL Q .- I Preparation for a musical can be one of the most exciting, disappointing, demanding, and reward- ing productions a choir can experience. But there is little doubt that the most nerve-racking hours are those leading up to tryouts. On February 18, a panel of three judges chose 36 finalists from among 58 try- outs for leading roles. 5 1 ' Alright Jerome what d1d ya do w1th my cards? Here I am' Sweets- Come and get me. E J- .. i But what am I supposed to do with my hands?C ! J MUSICAL 203 Please Mr. Dodd! Don't eat me. GUYS D DOLL Once again there was a flurry of excitement as the Concert Choir prepared for their annual musical production for 1975, GUYS AND DOLLS. The story is about an unlikely romance between a big-time gambler, SKY MASTERSON, and the pretty, young sergeant of the Save-a-Soul Mission, SARA BROWN. The plot is highlighted by such comical char- acters as gamblers NICELY-NICELY JOHNSON, BENNY SOUTHSTREET, and BIG JULEQ the laughable lovers NATHAN DETROIT and MISS ADELAIDE: and Sara's grandfather, ARVIDE. The prod- uction was choreographed and directed by Mr. Harold Goldfaden and the strange old man in 129. The evenings were enjoyed by cast and audience alike. 204 MUSICAL Now was that 1200 cheesecake and 1500 strudel. or . . . Did he say, 'And Doddie will drag you under'? Danny does his impression of Frank Sinatra. Well, actually I wanted to try out for Adelaide . If you say that one more time, you'll get this down your throat! 'YE Jay does his impression of Danny Askins. 4 F L2 'Look kiddies, until we name the cast you may CAS T OF CHARACTERS AGATHA - - - MIMI ---- SKY MASTERSON ------------- SARA BROWN ------- NATHAN DETROIT --- MISS ADELAIDE ---------- ---- C indy Poindexter NICELY-NICELY JOHNSON -- - ARVIDE ABERNATHY ----- ---------- T om Ware GENERAL CARTWRIGHT ------- BENNY SOUTHSTREET --- BIG JULE -------------- MARTHA ---- --- - - -Marty Thomton - - - - -Kathy Heath - --Tony Hernandez - - - Wayne Lambert -Carmalie Williams ----------Iay Hall - - - - Danny Askins - - - - - -Sherri Gassett - - Camellia Grayes --------Carol Jones address me as 'Your Honor' . 1 I L I. A A The choir that sings together swings together. Te11 me again that I look like your Aunt Mart.ha's cocker spaniel . All right, you two on the back row break it up! 4 7 ,, 5 ii gg r - '. 5.J'gf f f 4 a I , 'X X ' L 1 fi + - ' 1 M, 'gl I 2 'Q . 151 'Please M9-TTY!! I was Only kid' If Heh heh. Just watch me mess up his ing when I said you sang like a W S ' Qlg audition! . ' H - -',r1 .. . ,zefff 1-2:1 Hamburger Eating Contest 2 All Beef Patttes, Special Sauce, Lettuce, Cheese, Pickles, Onions on a Sesame Seed Bun mb ' Wayne, where's Pam??? ROTC Mawr Ball -11..i..ii1- 'KJ l I honestly love you. ROTC Sweethears await crowning. Smiling Faces. I could have danced all night. GRAND MARCH STUDENT LIFE 207 a :s22?gswufmsHfe?f2zV Newsv?-amwmMNa.fhr2rrwmsiv' -nj POKES WIN OPENER, 22-0 FORESTER FIELD - The Cow- boys began their quest for a record 4th straight 12-AAAA crown against Skyline, a team which had defeated them twice previously in '72 for the City Championship and in '73 in a non-district contest. The rematch was different, however, as Carter eased past the Raiders 22-O. Coach Couch fielded an inex- perienced team with the only offensive returner being that of Steve Gleaves who was instru- mental in the victory. The six foot, 185 pound fullback rambled for 59 yards and one score, as the Raider defense was caught flat- footed trying to retard the Poke rushing attack. Also receiving ground honors was fleet Bo Taylor C48 yardsj and QB Marty Morrison C433 who was good on 4 of 5 pas- ses for the run-oriented Cowboys. Carter's first TD of the year was initiated by the defense as Don Mayberry blocked a Skyline punt and scooped it up for an easy six. Ray Paul's extra point attempt was good and the Cow- boys were off and running. On their next possession Carter scored again. Morrison fooled the Raider defense on a 24-yard keeper to the 19, setting the stage for Gleaves' one yard plunge to paydirt. Paul converted to make the margin 14-0 . Carter managed one other tally 210 COWBOY FOOTBALL 12-AAAA Champs return to action. Weiting and Lark provide key blocks to spring Gleaves. Ray Paul tacks on another point after. Q.,-, 5-iff, W 154' ' 55 . -y. S: Tn' 4, M, 1' 5 . if O ' t. 'A sri? -L 'Ti 1: fl 1. arty Morrison - Poke signal- aller during the third period due mainly to the running of John Newhouse, playing his first year on varsity. Two lost fumbles aborted other Cowboy drives fol- lowing his 2-yard scamper. The two point conversion was success- ful and left the scoreboard as it remained throughout the fourth quarter thanks to a stout defense which turned away three Skyline drives inside the 40. The Raiders generated only 96 yards total offense as the Cowboy defense continued the shutout trend of previous years. COWBOYS RIP BEARCATS, 28-0 SHERMAN, Texas - It was 218 yards and a cloud of dust as Car- ter rushers stampeded past out- manned Sherman to the tune of a 28-O verdict. For the second week in a row Gleaves and Co. ran through, around, and over the opposition, dominating on the field and the scoreboard. The Pokes scored in each period as Marty Morrison tallied on two 1-yard plunges in the first and second quarters followed by Gleaves' 3-yard jaunt in the 3rd. The defense also had a hand in the scoring as linebacker Brad Threatt picked off an errant Bearcat toss and raced 67 yards for a TD in the waning seconds of the contest. Cowboy defenders never gave the home-town fans a chance to applaud, forcing the Bearcats to punt 7 times while allowing only 6 first downs. Mayberry and Threatt led the charge as Carter registered its second shut-out in as many games. Soph. kicker Gerald Mymbs heads state's number one defense . COWBOY FOOTBALL Ray Paul was perfect on four PATs. CARTER FALLS SHORT, 13-6 SAN ANGELO, Texas - Carter's third opponent of the year proved not to be the charm as highly ranked San Angelo edged our heroes 13-6. Holding a 7-point lead late in the final stanza, the Bobcats coughed up the pigskin to a waiting Cowboy defender who eagerly ran it in for an apparent score. The referee had ruled the ball dead, how- ever, and Carter was left empty- handed. The Poke offense was erratic, as QB Morrison was able to con- nect on only 5 of 13 aerials against a tenacious Bobcat defense. Carter's lone score came on a blocked punt and run by speedster Bo Taylor. The Cowboy defense should be given due credit also, having recorded 10 straight shutout quarters before San Angelo scored twice in the second half. Taylor was a bright spot for the Pokes as he rushed for 100 yards in the defensive strug- gle . Carter ended its non-district slate at 2-1. POKES SINK VIKING, 47-0 COBB STADIUM - .The Cowboy offense finally got untracked and exploded for 47 points against the hapless Pinkston Vikings. Carter's first district rival proved no match for the returning champs as the Cowboys ran and passed at will. The defense played superbly as usual, limit- ing Pinkston to a net of only 42 yards including - 5 rushing. Four members of the Poke backfield scored in the first half as Newhouse, Gleaves, Morri- son, and Taylor each ran over from inside the three, building Carter's halftime lead to 27-0. l 212 COWBOY FOOTBALL All-District runner Steve Gleaves heads for daylight. , 5327- 'V . Coach Couch ponders next move. xi u: 7 . Q ws A s. 5 H 1 .fs 3 i f-K l . it t fill, if ,fff 0 No amount of moves will get you out of this one, John. Paul converted 3 of 4 extra points. Both teams failed to score in the third quarter, but not so in the fourth. Pat Gomez recovered a blocked punt in the end zone for one TD, followed by New- house's 79-yard ramble to pay- dirt, and a perfect evening ended for the Cowboys as Gerald Good- low returned an interception 30 yards for the final points. Newhouse led all rushers with 121 steps as the Pokes amassed nearly 300 yards in total offense. Mymbs, Threatt, and Mayberry led an inspired defense which never allowed the Vikings to cross the Poke 30 as Carter shut out its 3rd opponent. COWBOYS CAGE LEOPARDS. 30-6 SPRAGUE FIELD - There's nothing like a 17-point third quarter to perk a team up, espe- cially after leading by only six at halftime. Such was the case of the Carter Cowboys against upset-minded Adamson. Leading by the slim margin of six points entering the third period, the Pokes scored four times and won handily, 30-6. The game was actually much closer than the score might indi- cate. Penalties, negative yards rushing, missed opportunities, and that ever-present Cowboy defense kept the Leopards from doing much damage, their lone score coming in the final sec- onds. Steve Gleaves provided offen- sive punch for the Pokes, scoring COWBOY FOOTBALL 213 on a 5-yard toss from Morrison in the first quarter and an 18-yard burst up the middle in the final period. In between, Bo Taylor sliced in from the five, Ray Paul tacked on a 30-yard FG, and Marty Morrison plunged over from one yard out. The defense scored in its fifth straight contest when Gerald Mymbs added two points on a safety. Mymbs and compact Thomas Brady motivated a hard-nosed defense which held Adamson run- ners in check all night. Net result: - 10 yards on the ground. BULLDOGS COLLARED, 56-0 SPRAGUE FIELD - Coach Couch is not one to run up a score, but this time it just couldn't be helped as Carter rolled over North Dallas 56-Zip. The final score was indicative of how events went for the Bulldogs all night. They managed a mea- ger four first downs and 56 yards total offense. The Cowboys, using an assort- ment of running backs, galloped for a season high 322 yards. And if that wasn't enough, QB Morri- son proved he could pass, corn- pleting 6 of 8. Carter controlled the pigskin for most of the eve- ning and was never forced to punt. The Pokes rang up 28 points in each half and if you're interested then here's how it was done: Morrison and Newhouse tallied in the first period on runs of three and 10 yards respectively. Gleaves and Taylor combined in the second quarter for runs of 6 214 COWBOY FOOTBALL Coach Crum spots a good pair of legs .rb- ' L .. 4. 1 -QQ: 'O ju. .fl-W . , .. Y 3, Q Mymbs prefers a closer look. 3 Couch and Stallings lead pre-game pep. and 5 yards. The third stanza was somehow scoreless followed by a four touchdown blitz in the final quarter. Morrison sneaked in from the one, Joe Cork broke loose for a 30-yard TD, and on the ensuing drive Bruce Chambers scampered 24 yards to end the slaughter. Oh yes, the defense also scored - Don Mayberry returned an interception 37 yards. Ray Paul took kicking practice, responding with an 8 for 8 performance in the PAT department. North Dallas threatened only once, that effort coming on a 56-yard pass late in the first half. They failed to capitalize however, and were turned away empty-handed, a status they endured all night. SUNSET FALLS, 21-0 SPRAGUE FIELD - Carter's 4th 12-AAAA foe of the year encountered a problem which the Cowboys' previous opponents had vainly attempted to overcome: how to stop the Poke rushing attack while at the same time trying to crack their heralded defense. The Sunset Bisons were unsuccessful in both ventures and went down 21-O. The Buffaloes played credit- ably, shutting the Cowboys out in the second half, but they lacked what a team has to have to score - offense. So dominant was Car- ter's defense that Sunset could record only five first downs while throwing one interception and fumbling twice . For the second week in a row COWBOY FOOTBALL 21 5 There's no doubt about this Cowboy touchdown. the Cowboy offense displayed an awesome ground game. The threesome of Taylor, Newhouse, and Gleaves generated much of Carter's 289 yards rushing under the cool leadership of junior Marty Morrison. Three first half drives covering 80, 91, and 29 yards put the game on ice for the Pokes. The first thrust accumulated 12 plays with tailback Bo Taylor scoring on 4th and one. Gleaves was not to be denied either as he carried the ball six times in the next drive before going in from the two. Defensive tackle Philmore Peterson provided impetus later in the half when he pounced on a fumble at the 29, setting the stage for John Newhouse's 2-yard jaunt 5 plays later. The junior scatback led all runners with 98 steps. Three fumbles prevented fur- ther Cowboy scoring, but it wasn't needed thanks to some good old-fashioned defense which Carter partisans have come to expect. Sunset was the fifth blank of the year and upped Carter's district mark to 4-0. POKES HALT MUSTANGE, 15- 216 COWBOY FOOTBALL Taylor knows where he's going. Scoreboard emphasizes Poke vic tory. Morrison barks signals behind solid offensive line . Thomas, Mayberry, and Threatt form devastating trio. Cowboy front four applies pressure . 14 SPRAGUE FIELD - The stage was set: Carter, 4-O, primarily a rushing team backed by a great defense, versus Roosevelt, also -0 , a high-scoring machine elying heavily on its passing attack. Two 12-AAAA kingpins. loss would virtually eliminate ne team from playoff aspira- ions. The game marked a simi- arity to a classic college battle 'n '69 - Texas 15, Arkansas 14. The Longhorns pulled out a late th quarter rally and eventually became number one in the land . David Hagerman was the hero in this one. The six foot, 180 pound end hauled in a two-point conversion pass from teammate Marty Morrison which provided the margin of victory. Fullback Steve Gleaves had scored one play earlier on a picture-perfect pass from the nine which cli- maxed a 65-yard drive. The Cowboys had problems all night with the Mustang passing game as Roosevelt went to the air 30 times, completing 16 for 195 yards. It was the crisp passing of Morrison, however, which led to Carter's initial tally. The junior QB rifled a toss to end John Janosko good for 21 yards and a 6-0 lead. Ray Paul tacked on the point after giving the Pokes a 7 point first quarter advantage. Following a Newhouse fumble, the Mustangs knotted the count at seven-all. The score remained unchanged throughout the first half. Deep in the 3rd period, Roose- velt mounted their go-ahead drive, most of the yardage com- ing on a '78 yard punt return to the Cowboy 16. The scoreboard read 14-'7 until midway through the fourth quarter when the Poke offense suddenly caught fire. Steady rushing by Taylor, Gleaves, and Newhouse provided the spark which ignited the 13- play drive . After Hagerman's clutch reception, the Mustangs began COWBOY FOOTBALL 21 7 their last valiant effort despite a heavy rush from Mymbs and Co. they advanced to Carter's 23 yard line before finally succum- bing. James Hampton settled the issue by spiking a fourth down pass at the goal line. The victory provided Couch's Legions with a 5-0 district record and no reason to believe they couldn't be number one. Perhaps the Texas game had been an what was that you said, Ref? omen of things to come. COWBOYS DOWN SOC, 7-O SPRAGUE FIELD - When nei- ther offense in a game scores then the defense much decide the victor. In Carter's 12-AAAA clash with the SOC Golden Bears, neither offense could generate a score. The Cowboys managed 130 total yards while South Oak hd Cliff mustered a meager 91. Only 14 first downs were regis- tered between the two teams and just two of twelve passes were completed. The game was fought Ferrell winds up on top of action. flea Football is a snap for the Cowboys. 218 COWBOY FOOTBALL i Carter foe bites dust. in the trenches with neither side dominating. Hard hitting prod- uced five fumbles, but the defensive gem of the evening was turned in by Carter ace Don Mayberry who blocked his 6th punt of the season and scored the only touchdown of the contest, 'providing the Pokes with a shaky 7-O decision. Coach Couch could not have asked more from his defense. Never letting up for four quar- ters, they controlled the Bears' vaunted runners and sacked SOC quarterbacks no less than eight times. The Poke offense was plagued by turnovers - three lost fumbles and one interception, which kept hem from threatening, although ey did have the ball on the Bear ne as the gun sounded. All of arter's yardage came via rush- ing. Bo Taylor took first place with 58 yards as the Cowboys turned in their lowest total in nine games. Needless to say, a team can't lose if the opposition fails to score. Standout performances from Don Mayberry, Philmore Peterson, Calvin Beamon, Ger- ald Mymbs, Thomas Brady, and Calvin Lester emphasized that point as SOC became Carter's 6th shutout victim. James Hampton cut them off at the pass with an interception while Brad Threatt and John Newhouse recovered fumbles. Punter Steve Gleaves kept the Bears deep in their own territory with punts averaging 45 yards. With the victory, Carter claimed undisputed possession of first place in District 12-AAAA and could clinch it with a win l One down, two to go. usa ii' ' . r - ' ' fini' ' Chambers uses his head . over arch-rival Kimball the fol- lowing week. POKES TAKE DISTRICT, 13-3 SPRAGUE FIELD - During the halftime festivities hundreds of balloons were released from the field, but many failed to get off the ground. Much like the offen- ses of Carter and Kimball which stuttered and sputtered for three quarters before the Cowboys rang up two fourth period scores to defeat Kimball 13-3. It marked the fourth straight district title for the Pokes - a city record . The Knights held a slim three point advantage going into the final quarter as the result of a 20- yard field goal, incidentally, the only 3-pointer against Car- ter's defense in ten games. Kim- ba1l's lead only seemed to spur the Cowboys on more. Led by Steve Gleaves' running, the COWBOY FOOTBALL 21 9 W31..,.S ,,,,,, 1 offense quickly took command and embarked on a go-ahead 65- yard drive. The all-district full- back broke one run for 33 yards plus he had one for ten steps before his 2-yard pay-off. It was all the scoring Carter needed, although Marty Morrison did score from the three with nine seconds remaining. QB Morrison draws a crowd . CARTER WINS VIA FIRST DOWNS, 7-7 The Knights had ample scoring opportunities due to three Poke fumbles. They failed to score before the half on four downs inside the six. Gerald Mymbs and Robert Lujan combined to prevent the touchdown on fourth and one. Kimball later drove to the ten and 26-yard lines but were again denied by the state's top-rated defense. The tandem running of Bo Taylor C96 yardsj and Steve Gleaves C715 proved to be too much for the Knights as the Cow- boys ended district play with a perfect 7-O slate. The tenth ranked champions will clash with 11-AAAA kingpin White the fol- lowing week for city honors. SPRAGUE FIELD - A tie is not like kissing your sister when it advances you to the regional playoffs. Ask the Carter Cowboys who defeated the White Long- horns for the city championship on the basis of one more first 220 COWBOY FOOTBALL down. The score was 7-'7 and it was indeed a close contest. Pen- etrations were even at two apiece, but the Cowboys will advance in the playoffs because of an edge in first downs, 12-11. Hagerman tip-toes through the astroturf Brady shows how the Ali-shuffle is really done . The Longhorns scored first, following a '7-yard punt, hind- ered by a 35-mile-per-hour wind, which set them up at Car- ter's 22. The drive consumed five plays, the TD coming on a 2-yard fourth down pass. The point after provided White with a 7-0 third quarter lead. The Cowboys waited until the fourth period to score. John New- house carried the mail on the 13th play, a two yard jaunt which topped off a perfectly executed 55-yard drive. Ray Paul kicked the all-important PAT to knot the count at seven-all. With time running out in the final stanza , the Longhorns began their final effort, not for points, but for first downs. They needed just two to clinch the game. The first one occured on a clutch 23- yard pass on fourth and 21. The season had come down to just one play, a do-or-die situation. Car- ter's defense rose to the occasion as it had all year when the Long- horn pass and hopes were inter- cepted by Don Mayberry at the ten. Both teams played outstanding defense, partly aided by the fierce wind. Although the Pokes L. CARIEH 133- POKES LASSO HEIGHTS, 34-21 led in first downs, the 'Horns actually accumulated more yards but were hampered by turnovers. Robert Lujan intercepted a pass and teamed with James Hampton for two fumble recoveries which thwarted early Longhorn drives. The Pokes came alive offen- sively in the fourth quarter as they rushed for most of their 139 yards on the ground. Penalities most-likely provided the key to Carter's victory. White was penalized for 65 steps while their opponent was errorless in that department. The regional playoffs are next for our heroes who will tackle unbeaten Fort Worth Arlington Heights next week. SPRAGUE FIELD - That old axiom - The bigger they are, the harder they fall was never more evident than in Carter's regional playoff battle with Arlington Heights. The underdog Cowboys, using speed, defensive prowess, and showing the knack for making the big plays, cor- ralled Fort Worth's giants 34-21 before a packed house at chilly Sprague Field. The Yellow Jackets' size proved a problem for the Pokes in the early going. They quickly marched to a 7-0 first quarter lead and did so with such preci- sion that one might have won- dered if a rout was in store. Full- back Steve Gleaves promptly put those thoughts to rest on the ensuing play as he broke through COWBOY FOOTBALL 221 the left side of the line and out- raced two Heights defenders for an 80-yard touchdown. Ray Paul tacked on the point after to even the score at 7-7. Lost fumbles aborted further scoring opportunities in the first half, however the Yellow Jackets did kick a field goal to lead by three at intermission. Carter grabbed the lead for the first time in the third quarter when John Newhouse tallied from the one. The play culminated a 65-yard push in six plays, high- lighted by Newhouse's 48-yard ramble. Fort Worth closed to within one following their second field goal, but it was the closest they would come, as the tena- cious Cowboy defense came to life and had a hand in three more Poke scores. With the score at 14-13, Bruce Chambers recovered a loose Jacket pigskin at the 14, setting up Marty Morrison's 10-yard run to paydirt. Two quick scores iced the game for Carter when Robert Lujan and James Hampton each picked off errant tosses and returned them for TDs of 40 'and 60 yards, respectively. Arlington Heights scored a meaningless touchdown with seconds left to run the count to the final 34-21. Although Heights had more first downs C20-143, the total yardage was even as were turn- overs. Gleaves led all rushers with 114 yards, closely followed by Newhouse 41133. The Poke defense was blitzed for 21 points, high for the year, but should be 222 COWBOY FOOTBALL A familiar posture for Coach Couch Come on Calvin, quit jivin' around Ref signals another Poke first down 'i' ' ' . 2 POKES SNARE WILDCA TS, 19-7 given credit for the victory on the basis of their fourth period heroics which netted three touchdowns. The win upped Carter's record to 10-1-1 and a chance to play Plano C12-OJ in next week's quar- ter-finals. COTTON BOWL - Ask Carter Coach Kedric Couch about offen- ses and he might tell you the best loffense is a good defense. His team proved that point to the etter in defeating top-ranked lano in the state quarter-finals by the score of 19-7 before ll5, OOO fans in Dallas. A Cotton Bowl Classic it wasn't, but it did have its noments, especially if you're a Carter partisan. The Cowboys engineered three big plays which produced three big scores en route to their third straight post- season victory. Playing without their double- barrel duo of Gleaves and Taylor due to injuries, the Pokes were forced to use JV runner Malcolm Jones who teamed nicely with Newhouse in the backfield and provided the most exciting play of the season for the Cowboys. Receiving the opening kickoff at the ten, Jones slipped and squirmed his way for the remain- ing 90 yards and a 6-O Carter lead. The Wildcats quickly reas- serted themselves, however, by driving 61 yards to pull ahead '7- 6. Carter was denied a touchdown later in the half on four tries inside the one, but it didn't mat- ter since they got it back before intermission on one of Carter's favorite plays - the blocked punt. Linebacker John Newhouse applied the pressure and received his just reward of six points to account for the Pokes' 12-'Y half- time lead. Plano's offense geared up in the third quarter as they drove to the Cowboy ten and 13-yard lines before miscues did them in. Hard hitting by Carter's line caused two fumbles, both recovered by linebacker Brad Threatt. Carter clinched the victory in the final period as Don Mayberry stole a pass and wound up at the nine, 48 yards later, setting up Beamon, Mayberry, and Lujan converge on ball-carrier. COWBOY FOOTBALL 223 the final TD - a 9-yard scamper by Jones. The 19-'7 lead stood up for the remainder of the contest, although the Wildcats did man- age one last thrust into Cowboy territory before being halted on fourth down by stalwart Philmore Peterson. It was a night for big plays and Carter took advantage of their's while ending Plano's season at 12-1. The 11-1-1 Cowboys will 2 l FOG, SKEETERS END POKE DREAMS, 14-12 face Mesquite next in the semi- finals. COTTON BOWL - The Carter Cowboys confronted a number of obstacles in their semi-finals match with Mesquite, but many of the 14,500 spectators in the Cotton Bowl had not the foggi- est idea what those obstructions were. For the record, Mesquite turned back our heroes 14-12, but the manner in which they did so leaves question as to their supremacy. First of all, the contest should never have been played at all, due to the heavy fog which smothered the Cotton Bowl. Sec- ondly, a number of questionable calls by officials plus a fine Skeeter team were too much for the Pokes who finished the season at 11-2-1 . Mesquite tallied first on a 12- yard pass in the initial period to take a 7-O margin. The Cowboys came right back, however, as QB Marty Morrison lofted a perfect 224 COWBOY FOOTBALL strike to end John lanosko from 25 yards out to tie the score. The touchdown capped an 80-yard second quarter drive. Tailback Bo Taylor led the charge later in the half as the Pokes embarked on a '70-yard march resulting in a Ray Paul three-pointer. Momentum shifted to Mes- quite's side at the outset of the third quarter as they drove 67 yards to take a 14-10 advantage. They advanced to the Carter nine on their ensuing possession before fumbling the ball away to Phil- more Peterson. The Cowboys were unable to mount any offen- sive and were forced to punt. Mesquite appeared to have the game well in hand as they ram- bled to the Poke three yard line midway through the final stanza , but were derailed by Gerald Mymbs on third down. The Cow- boys, as had been their custom all year, were ready to make a comeback. Behind the running of Taylor C75 yardsj , Malcolm Jones, and John Newhouse, tht Pokes advanced to the Skeeter 2' with a first down. Spot-runne Bruce Chambers turned the lef corner for 15 yards and anothe first before disaster struck. Thr Cowboys had been detected clip ping on the play and instead of t first down at the eleven, the now faced a first and 25 from thi 40. With less than a minutl remaining, Morrison's pass wa intercepted at the two which se off a controversial call by offi cials who ruled that the momeri tum of the pass had carried th Skeeter defender into the eng zone, giving Mesquite possessio at the 20 instead of wha appeared to many viewers as, safety for Carter. 1 On fourth down Mesquite tod an intentional safety in order 1 avoid having the punt blocked providing the Pokes with one la opportunity to gain a state play off position. Ray Paul's 50-yal field goal attempt split the fa but not the goal posts and ensured victory for Mesquite. The loss marked an end to Car- ter's finest season since 1971 when they were also defeated in the semis. The Cowboys should do no worse than fourth in state, tribute to a bunch of guys who still insist they're number one. Cowboys down but not out. E39 Go1ly, guys, Joe Namath signed this ones. CO WBO YS DOMINA TE ALL DISTRICT GREG McKAY - Center STEVE GLEAVES - Running Back GERALD MYMBS - Line, Defensive player of the year JOHN NEWHOUSE - Linebacker DON MAYBERRY - Defensive Back BO TAYLOR - Defensive Back SECOND TEAM ROBERT LUJAN - Linebacker BRAD THREATT - Linebacker JOHN JANOSKO - Split End GENE ROSS - Guard COACH OF THE YEAR - Kedric Couch 5 1 v 1 x S 3 5 i ? s QQ 14? C0 WBO Y SEASON RECORD Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter City Regional Quarter-final Semi-final Carter Carter Carter Carter 22 Skyline 28 Sherman 6 San Angelo 47 Pinkston 56 North Dallas 21 Sunset 15 Roosevelt 7 South Oak Cliff 13 Kimball PLA YOFF GAMES 7 White 34 Arlington 19 Plano 12 Mesquite Heights 0 0 7 21 7 14 COWBOY FOOTBALL 229 STATISTIC - 1974 WON-1 1 COWBOYS 151 2222 38-'73-'7 510 23- 52-422 43 245 2732 Gleaves Morrison Taylor Newhouse Paul Mayberry Threatt Ianosko Cork Chambers Gomez Goodlow Mymbs Hagerman T OT AL TD LOS T-2 T IED-1 QTen Gamesj OPPONENTS ' First Downs '17 Rushing Yardage 524 Passes 52-139-10 Passing Yardage '781 Fumbles Lost 16 Penalites - Yards 67-605 Punting Average 34 Points Scored 36 Total Yards 1305 SCORING s Ex Pt FG Safety 2-Pt Con TOT 9 54 '7 42 5 1 32 5 30 26 1 A 29 3 18 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 2 1 2 35 26 1 1 2 245 230 COWBOY FOOTBALL Coaches Enjo Victorious I 1-2-1 Season .asf v 1 - -- Q' .gf-5 'I 4 ii V fl 3 Kedric Couch, Freddie James, Joe Crum, Burt Rollings, Bill Stallings, Alex Gillum, Arthur Talkington, John Bell Y Scott, James Hampton, Coach Stallings, Coach James . . .gf ft ...Q 'Q n .. 'W - U, '.Er:.1vTr-gf.. -E. ix, Harold Wheeler, Gerald Goodlow, Gerald Mymbs, Philmore Peterson, Bobby Wieting, Billy Mitchell, McKay 4th: James Haywood, Coach Talkington, Coach Crum, Gary Bond, Donald Scales, Tony Graham, Ferral, David Hagerman, Melvin Lark, Ricky Latimer, Chris Redmond, Bobby Philips 3rd: Coach Bill, Alexander, Donald Mayberry, Bruce Chambers, Malcolm Jones, Pat Gomez, Ray Paul, Tim Young, ommy Brady, Don Hanson, Roland Jones, Dwayne Britton, Bob Lujan, Coach Gillum, Mr. Rollings, Coach h Znd: David Lucas, Billy Hale, Eugene Toynes, Gene Ross, Calvin Beamon, Bruce Wright, Marty Morri- Steve Gleaves, John Janosko, Calvin Lester, Micheal Hill, Tim Robinson lst: John Allen, Alford Burns, Johnson, Bo Taylor, John Newhouse, Gerald Holland, Brad Threatt, Ronald Coleman, Everett Rusher, FOOTBALL 231 1974- 75 Cowboys - District Champs, City Champs, i ll E Pat Gomez Bo Taylor Bruce Chambers Dale Mitchell Marty Morrison James Hampton 4 Kevin Johnson Don Scales Steve Gleaves Dwayne Britton -I Brad Threatt Gerald Holland Tommy Brady Ray Paul if , li- - C9 Qi . 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' so iti 3 Robert Luj an Tony Graham Gerald Goodlow '3 'ff' - -- ff l. rw-if V A J -1' T, af. 1 1' ' ' I' , ' P - A f s,.lll,1' N J f f wi A st iff fi, a12'- ' fy 2- '- 44' ah Z ' by ' Qi , f N 2.2. 1 we C 1 is at ' Me,-tbl. - it 9' at . - 4 i ' Don Mayberry I Greg McKay Billy Mitchell Tim Robinson Joe Cork Ronald Coleman 232 FOOTBALL Regional Champs, Quarter-Finals Champs, State Semi-Finalists -I l L QI . -Y . kg A V 'I Y J g 1 J P1 Ss t . X 5 s A s Q - 'KN' W My fa ,hw ' ' .. X I X , , 5,,':f:.f5'k , . .af if' Sta- 'elf-5 '77 , Eilmxxgr, X , J .Im '. T555-gg, ' fri' F-1' :Ll A 75 1 7 - ' ' ifQ?s?'ii Calvin Lester Bobby Phillips Don Hanson Eugene Toynes Philmore Peterson lv 5-I Beg A N ,V ' , 32.3.2 , if - fl - -'iff-vfli 35.1 'e q':Z'!fLfw:'sL . A ES., . . I .ilfixf ' Gene Ross Calvin Beamon Bobby Wieting Melvin Lark Ricky Latimer I - Us ll AQ ' 3 5 ,wx X iw QNX .f X A gh. -' , -44 all I Tony Palmer Chris Sanders Chris Redman Gary Bond Bruce Wright Gerald Mymbs Mark Hinton Tim Young David Hagerman Mike Hill 33,124.5 1 ' V . . 5 K s David Limmer John Janosko Dwight Ferrell CARTER TRAINERS AND MANAGERS: Billy Hale David Lucas James Haywood John Allen FOOTBALL B-Team, f- VB0ast Varsity Talent 1 MW -I 'k'f',' R' ' ' ' N.,k. . . , ,. -4. V ' 4 W V K K , V , ,, V A V - - ug V .. , .rl K V. X , V, V sa . .,V. . V V .. sf AK .V ass? an W L, , - .V , ,,,, A LVV Z ,,,,L b y , .. V W l .. 'T KK V K V.. QV ,, f j KW V 'L 'G V ' . K J? V .Q Va' it .af t 1- K fm- 1 -A V- , Ki K ff ' ' ' V K ,.W. 'Z' K5 Vi K 'KKK ' 'if ' - V4 f g., -' -V ' -H J -, ,,.-'- -- ,A fs ' V . .. .A . 'K K 5 K V. ' -' ,QL 4 K R ' K. V K , . ' h KK A V . K ' it V .flaw Q' ' gf' ' f. A J V ,,: . -V if V g. f Vs fy! I 1 ' ' , 1- . kV.- ' ,, V ' ' '-' 14 f A G 4 A W? 5 gf : lille ' K? 'S V V ' -:K W ..., K V A K' ' 'V V V V. .. V 2, ' ' V,,V V. ' K ' '- ' 1.. K , , , 4 ' ' V. k A f . ' V., .w KK . K KK ,' wma fl ,., V V A' A KK V . V ij V V V 1 V ' A K A K f Oafif ' VVVV V V V,LlyQy,,V1v,:.' j jj :Q v ' ' , ..V ,.,,Q'v-H1',,,? VV K+ K ' - . K , ' VV - QV' iwlwi V 2 ' 4 V1 . V V ,iw . -, 1' , T WK '- 'K ' 'Y Q' A 1 ,V ' V 0 ' ' V . Vw., ,. K K .111 V, w, '2??3 g K,w2fm?f2gf L11 I K V ' . W' 0? - 'I VV.. f - -' VVVK KR VV - .V ' KK ' ,.,, ,. ,, K , K fhyzwiygifmf if , A ' Q., V Vs. . s -a!-f1- ,V nc VM., vV . , V.-K., Q lf ' .1 A Q Q A V iK 41.7 Q . new nifgifszifw ,,,V , -V 'ix -VVV Va VVV.V W' V vein., 1114.32 ff V-'V .. ' , Kp. f VVVV , . 91.3. 4-,. ,. .K - K' ' V fs. -KKVV TOP: A. Davis D. Kin , G. Wallin , R. Huddleston, T. Hamilton, V. Thomas, D. Adkins, C. Williams, S. l Boswank, B. Blackburn MIDDLE: R. Stephens, B. Threatt, M. Edwards, L. Iglehart, M. Jones, R. Lane, W. Polk, A. Taylor, R. Canady, C. Demery BOTTOM: W. Johnson, D. C. Albright, B. Medlin, R. Scott, K. Reed, M. McKnight, R. Lary, D. Young, R. Burns, R. Rust ap Lyrb W K I N W ,L :V -an K.K,, VV , W- WKK, . , K M: , , , L, - ' K V ag., -,. K illK.. sffrf ,V K so 1 .. . ' VV K a .... ' 'W 19 K . . . V M, A ., if? ' ' K VV . , ' I fV. 1 ' 5':KaK:E:V: . ,:K X V 'in .Q ' 5-H V ' V ' '- wzfaui., ., .. - ,.. ,. V V fa is V gtgmfl M ,, '1 TOP: G. Moss, R. Anderson, M. Hanson, D. Spikes, D. Hurd MIDDLE: R. Stephens, P. Henderson, R. Ford, R. McDonald, R. Reagon, D. Dukes, G. Hampton, I. Hill BOTTOM: C. Ray, D. Woodard, K. Dean, M. Harp, M. Dibbles, M. Mackey, B. Peters, S. Little, L. Carrington 234 FOOTBALL George Heads Cowboy Spirit ai The ROUND-UP Staff congrat- ulates Kedric Couch on his selec- tion as District 12-AAAA Coach of the Year. Termed by one sportswriter as the Lombardi of high-school football, Couch directed the Cowboys to a record fourth straight district title. FOOTBALL 235 COWBOY CAGERS FACE TOUGH COMPETITION r Larry Williams Dewayne Scales .Ta Alton Breedlove Timothy Freeman Harold Wheeler Delmer Pierce Michael Thompson Undray Savage Vernon Smith Rodney Dawson Tony Barrett Stanley Bluitt Lloyd Iglehart Donald Scales Buford Bowden NOT PICTURED: Roy Combs TRAINERS: Buford Bowden, Kerry Carter BASKETBALL 237 Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter COWBOY SCOREBOARD 99 Kashmere 67 Spruce 101 Hillcrest 84 Spruce 81 Kashmere '78 Dunne 60 Bryan Adams 72 T. Jefferson DISTRICT 66 Pinkston 90 N. Dallas 69 Sunset 68 Adamson 56 SOC 62 Roosevelt 77 Kimball 63 Pinkston '74 N. Dallas 66 Sunset 63 Adamson '74 SOC 64 Roosevelt 86 Kimball Basketball Queen Karyn Peters, accompanied by court-jesters Pierce, Thompson , and Booker 238 BASKETBALL But it's my knee that hurts , Coach! 9 ! ll Carter High-Point Men Caverage per gamel Gerald Booker Larry Williams Dewayne Scales James Lyons Alton Breedlove Timothy Freeman Harold Wheeler -lDe1mer Pierce Michael Thompson Roy Combs Undray Savage -s l. : 1' fs N A '4 P ' s ' '. ral' ' Qlg ifff l L My A -WY' ' - 1 ' at as , 3 '. -mf - .ss' to I 1, W , .w,,,f, A f 1 ' A ,3 J ,. x-w,: 2 y 'af 1 933' l M' - .llr . 2-, ,-,N . r r , , 1 , U., .Y ' -V-.wx ,. Y M V V V I ju- 1, 323 Q, gxzfgif : ' ' - ' ij'-A , 'Ny 3 jr ggi 1- LL: A , s yi ,L -ali- ,i 1 Ml' V f ,Q . A 'Mil -1 A 4, w , ,,:, ernon Smith in -':rQ...... Practice makes perfect. '-vhr HMS ni-- 'Qld If I've told you a thousand times, I've told you once I won't court you because you're a basket case. BASKETBALL 239 Home , Sweet , Home ! pizwfwwf Gee guys they use new Johnson I saw it a minute ago! Where'd the court go? n1uvl 240 BASKETBALL Listen, I'm cllmblng up you two! B-Team, Provides Exciting Court Action 1 . I 'O' fn B-Team ROW, Left to Right: Herbert Curlin, Mike Clayton, Roy Combs, Mike Taylor, Ronald Coleman, Kenneth Anthony Taylor, Coach - Alex Gillum BOTTOM ROW: Joe Cork, Marvell Dean, Rodney Dawson, Mike Greg Gray, Clifton Ellis, Homer Swarn BASKETBALL 241 PUKES PREPARE F OR SPRING SLA TE The 1975 edition of Cowboy baseball promises to be an exciting one. Led by a strong senior class of players plus some gifted underclassmen, the Pokes plan to challenge for the loop title. Returning players from last year's squad who have proved their talent in the past and have been thusly honored are: All-Metro Sophomore of the Year in '73 and All-District in '74 Bruce Adamsg All-District '74 John Janoskog Shortstop Larry Williamsg and Mardo Cowan. Some names to watch for in the future are Roy Lee Rust, Bruce Blackburn, and Marty Tay- lor. Coach Arthur Talkington returns for his second year after a successful debut in 74. 1 4 SENIORS STANDING: Billy Peters, Mark Cowan, Jimmy Heath, Bill May KNEELING: Billy Jack Smith, John Ianosko Bruce Adams NOT PICTURED: Larry Williams 242 BASEBALL V .JL 3: ',-1 af rl JUNIORS L,,,......- STANDING: John Allen, Brian Swope, Barry McCoy KNEELING: Brian Banner, Kenneth Dean, Rod- ney Kersy Q. ., ., ' Baker , Kevin Summers SOPHOMORES ANDING: Bmce Jenkins, Rick Moreno, Bruce Blackburn, Ricky Huddleston, Bernard Jackson, Leonard Ayers, Stephens KNEELING: Marty Taylor, Roy Lee Rust, David Woodard, Ervin Sparks, Wayne Gibbons, BASEBALL 243 ,- all - 5 'wmv , LL1,f. .,.- ,,-f1, .,,. , , ,. 'ff f' ., . ...ez g i I 14.51.--fs -.rw iiWanim-mfffffiffifiiM 'V f-'H' L-1.4 5 ,..gffmQ.w-:we-1 gf- ' K Ak - ni in i - I . - 4, ,,,. . an Q , ,A . . 1 - 1 . gf, 1, r Q 1 -I 1 f --Y-1 W., ,, I, -4- , me eggggb .. as .Nfl l :chilli xw4.W.nSlYff1fpl,ss.a:..,fle A v r- - f mga-W ying, :fi-x f f V u Luigi: , f'S,' w i232:f 4.1-, . hk Q , ' T, -rg .4.g,y I Mig if ,g- :T Fx, A n . ' S a t L K- , , -ffrgggsesfgfz ..,, i--,rgg-r?.n.- '5w'fs.5-ywsfiigg 1 -L 5 ' Q ' . f ' 1 fi . W , ' P i - '- f 9 .mgfngfeiws-xr ., , if A21fz:z:wfM5f:1 ' ' 'ww-' xiQ,'yfffZg.i1ff Hmm qs, :fu 5.1 if i r l - n s f, e fiW i 4 , - Bill May shags flies. A future Johnny Bench? Correct fundamentals are Lhe key to baseball. f smw na aqnrmmm ., Infielder exhibits proper! tec nique in fielding grounders Baseballers Bill Fine, Bruce Adams, Mardo Cowan, and Bill May Bruce Adams points the Look whatl found! Coach Talkington shows off his screw ball. I've got a crick in my back. I'11 just flip this over my shoulder for good luck. BASEBALL 245 ui The bench is a cold place. was W 5 f .filfeiff x H A 5 gf ' 5-My A .ff , , W4 ff Talkington emits words of wis- dom . A U33 4.234173 af WV' ' ,, , .4,,, . it fs V Q25 N ' tl i :,A af' -frg J f ' ff I'11 trade you my joint for that ball, man. W MQ H Ufsgtsl ' ' , v J, l Q 'Yf-'?i 5 'E'i?f'l'i9g :fi-Ei:SA:S?1,'Wifi'..,I IU'S5i5I',Qg'IQL:g' iii. Zmzztgif - V1 1 , of , 1 1 . f. t Niggas? s A Bill May watches in awe Rookies listen intently. Itfrswftl . ' , t ' . W - ff i X., Frogs and fielders have one thing in common - they both catch flies. .,-ff Coach unveils his secret weapon. Who says Jacks can't play? BASEBALL 247 -if C0 WBO Y SWIMMERS MERIT RECU GNITION A Y 1975 Swim Team SITTING: Glenn Kondikoff, David Askins, Glen Milam, Sharon Maintz, Paul Phillips, Lee Allen, Danny Askins, Paul Newby, Steve Boswank STANDING: Ben Wigand, Serena Robbins, Karen Maintz, Kathlene San- ders, Robert Ladyman, Coach Meredith, Tommy Clark, Myrna Connor, Mondo Crow Did you hear the joke about the elephants who lost their trunks? 248 SWIMMING 'E' Mm' NF . Dangit! I forgot my nose- Poke swimmer springs into clamp . action . 541 af ,A I 92 , X , N. .gy X aw W. X ,y 1 '57 ' ', ' 1 iii-V m l -gr 1 23 rm, 'A ' .,. L . h 3 N AL- ,A Ez- f'fl 1 -.' -5, 4. Coach Meridith raps with aqualungs. Tell me I don't have to do . 1 ' -fe.,- Q. .. iii .... 1 , ,- 4.34 this . .5 Q, ? H3 1 14 Swimmers take time out for a break. f ' 7 itfffl' ,V 'Y' . I ,L fg- ffrr' W1 U, f - n Xni! 1' vv F iv Fe, 1 X lh. or f i s1 - ' . ,f th . 3' leine Meridith - Cowboy instructor M. . ,11 ' .J P' 5 ni. , Q , -'F' Q Q: t A h We 'h tt i N x , SQ A in D f Q .E if sg , . R Poke diver takes the plunge. 9' 2 W Lady Coaches are much easier to handle . 250 SWIMMING ee, rr rr s 'fffsjm 1 , -5' 1'-21 i 'viz k r ee r , r A 1 . '-'A- ff: Q , Yjfgfagqy ' ' me 'e-e . ,,eA V ' Askins prepares to take off SWIMMERS INACTION '.'.4i k . . iE 5 'gi ' wboy diver strikes Tarzan-like e. 1L'i144 ,sg We 2 , 'ae iv Swim Team poses in their travel uniforms. Nf- 'Q Glen Milam shows correct breast-stroke form . is -- 1 , fr:',:ifa ii'i, , Q ,,,. , , L ' , ,. ,Q -Lff3 . . If ' . gm-1. . 221, A ' r J' ' 'ms-gg, Af. - -N ig, 'fi . . ...V ,, VW ju , 4- .V L, ,Y ff: s A Q. ., I K I yy, I -K' 4 f- Q42--f I ,. ., . . ,rri 5 W ' sq 2 4 2,3 Q. N 'swugyuymo 251 1 F55 293: . ,gyggyf 1, COWBOY ETTERS EXHIBIT PR O FORM W-1-Y 5 'c , ,' t9,Rg,1Qhi1ipfCage, Laura Marshall, Coach Birmingham, Mary Evans, Donna erena Lollafiq, Kevin'lRuark, Reed Smith, Alan Hunley, N Mike Lauderdale, Mike Wildman, David McKenzie, Janice Monk, Kevin 1975 Tennis Team g 53,153 i 'Zkmaft,ff' '-? fl - 5 ? f fl . i ' f X, we .A ,, K , ,xi 4.5 g,,J', . , , : QUT lv M K' eff , A hz . ,. ,ayw hzufx 'x t f -jf, , V .-i5lff,,.V3- ,,,fI77' , as E, X V, g ML, ' A g ijaitivygf af. ',. ff r . ,, . ,. ' Y. w , fuk' . . f W' Y . . 5 , 5 . w. :L V, W- . -- I ,t nf' 556 S' . V -. f5,1 ,,-ff' . 15:9 4 , f 'ffe-+4 ,lr if1.,q,Z,. , I -..i' ,gig A .4 , M 3' .ww . 513' , W. flung . ,X 5,,?f,jZ,., K ,f f,,z,,,..,, K . , 2 '52, tg A fm- f V Y., -,:5,a w i g , I, 8 'Q fr w 1 if - . , ' iw Y 1 'v iv 1 v 1 51 J? , 1 ff ., 1 , it if ,1 . vw: 1' - - fa.1'.':f: A M ' ' f f 0- . I , A' , ',' 'i ,a,' we-Q 'Q , 2:gg1g3,,5ff.,x:z f - if ff 35 ffsfii. , ,Q if 1 . 'WT ' 'ifitiffl Q ' f5:f5fLi17f3'57ll-L'1,wf Wait for me sweetie Let me show my form Going my way! I took ballet lessons Oh yeah! If I could only see at -V - to .tifgask-..42s ' P no - tsys q p - 1-fir.. 1.,j.,eg kkK',. lf! 3 'Sit I :VI , ,f f f 1 to N , stee ttssi - e A' ' - ssys liee 1 .,-, .s-2.4-as , gs, . . -- . 4 15g,g..,,-.1 X at Sfifffgilf, gg . ' , ,tet.'t -if t ii? sf 5 I .. .-,, A k , 1 2 so , t'et we - ' i L Q . X a t 1 t.lt. 'fte - f i M l - l i,,f .i-- t O if . ,,,,,f: .,,. -1 ..,.,., , , K iy . el, t t , , ' Q . , i H 252 Twist f itist o P ? f' 'Y7'Y'i' f J.- I: I v x jf '7 . .S . , Y... 1.-...J 'T x 1 f - Y' fm F.. K. M' 45, um , li-fa I , A. .. X . v7 1' v-in g , 215561 ,LW ,VH .A . f. -' , -,. V . , ,. .V X. Q 1 ' R 1 ' .ff : Q -2' am 1 V., I, ' 4 1. 452 ' T4 i 2, ?fn':',1,.. ,,.. 1 . 1' :na ff? N 'IWW' W ' M 154,131 ti Q: :1 P, 7, . efsf J nf .vwgssgf .M w Q.-45:33 .af , .wg v3,.m,1m34ak -W mf . 'H-f-f:zQ1 sklii gi E Lg? ' , , . Q, W -1-1.38.25 5 ff' ' f'2ti:1'fQf'Tz'fbFff'Q: H x . . W 1 , N 9'- '1 4 W M. Y .,..,.Q.-, . - i e A qu 4.13, ...L F4 -9' 1 . , Q ' 'Ls' ' ' 1 -. , f S , ..a V ...QM A V . . 3 N ,,,.-f- ' Q. fa ,. . . -. C QQ -fl -mv. U . . 4' . , ,. ,L 1 1 cm, ...mf -- - g ff xg SOCCER T EAM SET GOALS f H Af' iff 5+ 1975 Cowboy Soccer Team TOP: John Ramirez, Niel McBurnett, Mark Moore, Bill Peters, Joe Williams, Roy Rust, Don Martin BOTTOM: Burns, Richard Arriaga, Steve Campos, Domingo Sanchez, Ricky Hernandez, Charles Spencer .3 Hr,-A 30-we DQS J fa f 2 l 43 Cf gd 4 'far ff 34 Wg fan i f he Y: A ,, , V You've really got to use your head in this game. Soccer players are constantly on the run . 254 SOCCER b W , . 'la i Carter Soccer Team - a blur of action, or was it the photographers? Stadium lights spotlight action. Kicking is an integral part of the game. I J' , :D .. Team huddles during time out. SOCCER 255 GULF TEAM BREAKS PAR 1975 Golf Team TOP: Coach Neeley, Mark Beckner, Micky Morrison BOTTOM: Clark Beckner, Jimmy Hendrix, Steve Tacket Hii?1i,q: ,.,, I ' 'H' - .. -- va , H 4 5 1 'I -V ' ' e ' Q Sala 12.05 -V nfl - ,. i - XL, 4 ' -- Clark and Mark or IS 1I Mark and Clark? Oh well, a double-bogey isn't that bad . The green, 1n money or golf, IS always the best place to be . These are my Johnny Mil1er-auto- graphed shoes . ' ' Stevens Park is always a busy place . 258 GOLF A golfer's goal. Beckner displays his putting abil- ity. 1 wsvioou If they'd move that darn stick, maybe I could sink one of these. Alright, which one of you jok- ers moved the hole? ! L M? L xi ix -5 ki Q51- h In V ' . 4 tb Q ' A 'K ' -i' 1 ' , i' A , if ' Students should try to emulate their coaches. Whooosh! ! e- - -.'- Tackett takes notes as Hendricks tees off. Putting is the last step in a long walk :LK'l-1' :TU'S!H'fffQ T'fSe,Si'Lh'U TRA CK TEAM SET EOR BANNER YEAR V iff ' ' Q 2, , 'ii . fi .Q , EE E A ' f . T 'M X 'c , . M 1 1 Qs , ff R E- EE E no 2 in if ,,a,, a 1 I N 95, .4 ix ' iff' 2 i iggiy T in .:5,,f,,. -5 Z EEE 1 ' ,,, , T -' V , 1 i ,f 3 fbk, n f ,Q-, 1 f' 1 EEEE' 5, QA ' ' v i 2 'mfg - T M i A 1 1 V T We ' A ' ex 4 .3 Exits! 3' in if inf' f Q 1 ' W E I 11' Z 'f, ,M x i' A mv i, :ii I H45 f . 2 t V' 5 b F in ,V Y ., -L : .1 A , i 7 Q 1 L , 3 Q , A i S 4 1 ' ' 'Q , 4 ll , i f S 1 EEE. 1 , E , T W f A V fif 9 f C ' E EE E E BACK ROW, L to R: Charlotte Whire, Janice Monk, Peaches Conner, Sandra Conner, Tanya King, Cyn- thia Long, Janice Hill, Shelia Moore, Felicia Jones, Vicki Jennings, Laluan Sanson. KNEELING, L to R: Robbie Smith, Valencia Anderson, Serena Robbins, Regina Gail Williams, Cynthia Traylor, Jennifer N 1975 Track Team 1975 Girls Track Team 260 TRACK fu! J, I rpm.. A 1. r M-1? X' 9 4 3 12., wi, 'MMTYV N . I I I if-0. A n 4 1 I 5 5 1 tk 7 , T 49 Y t-A ., A 'Q' '3 - x 3' Ftp 41 -Q as U Q ra Qeffgfi 2 ' M'NQ ' ' A . 1. . 1 Q A I . in rm if' -Q21 ' ' - f e .lip S, 'wmv- GIRL'S TEAMS BA TTLE ANONYMITY Gir1's Basketball Team TOP: Debra Baty, Carol Jones, Sandra Horton, Darlene Gray, Annette Ray, Lidia Williams, Annette Anderson Cheryl Bradford BOTTOM: Regina Gale, Wando Jo Taylor, Vivian Horton Girl's Volleyball Team TOP: Donna Booker, Debra Baty, Darlene Gray, Centrilla Coverson, Sherri Canady, Lidia Williams, Jenife Brigham, Froney Hawthorne BOTTOM: Regina Gale, Elsa Blacknall, Karen Hilliard, Shari Taylor, Carol Jones 262 GIRLS Qi B0 WLING TEAM STRIVS Q F OR PERFECTION TANDING: Broderlck, James, W11bUI SITTING: Paulette, Joycelyn, Iackle, Glenda W, Bivvu NG BO 1 m...i -l P9TlT6SiJ S m 7, A 4447 ii4ii LLOYD'S JEWELERS 207 W. Jefferson 941-4084 DRAMA DEPT. Presenis Need S+eel Dark of fhe Moon See Schmu Jan. 10 and 11 ME. 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ENGLISH CLASS W E DEDI CA T E THIS PAGE IN MEM OR Y OE GAR Y WARD AND WENDELL ALLEN Adams , Bruce ---- 19 Index Abbe, Pamela -----------------.--. -19, 117 , 128, 133, 134, 172, 242 Adkins, David ---------- Aguilar, Roy ------- ----------------------- Alazas, Axel ----- Albright, O . ------- Albright, Tammy ---- ------------- Alexander, Charles - -19 118 245 234 -19 -19 234 -70 231 Alford, Shannon ---- ---- 1 9, 117, 118 130 Allen, Darlene --- -------------- --'70 Allen, Donald ---- -------------- 1 9 248 Allen, John ----- ---68, 70, 231, 232 243 Allen, Kandy ----- ------------------ 7 0 Allen, Lawrence ---- ----------------... 1 9 Anderson Annette --- ------------------ -262 Anderson, Brenda --- 70, 117, 118, 131, 132 Anderson Chester --- ------------------ --26 Anderson Raunchye ---- ----- 2 34 Anderson, Shannon --- ----20 Anderson, Sharon --- ----20 Armstrong, Matt ---- ----- 1 24 Arriaga, Riscilla ---------------------------- 140 Artmann, Sheryl 20, 117, 118, 131, 133, 141, 142, 143 Askins, Daniel --- ---- 141, 248, 250 Askins, David ------ ------ 2 0 243 Austin, Kenneth ---- ---------- 1 30 Autry, Margare --- ------------ -139 Awa, Doris ---- ----- 7 0, 124, 125 Ayers, Leonard --- ---------- -243 Ayers, Rickey Bailey, Douglas ----- ---- 2 0 Bailey, Henrietta --- ---------- -122 Baker, Deidre ---- ----- 2 0, 117 118 Baker, Sherri --- ---------- -141 Baker, Tommy --- --------- -243 Banks, Eric ----- ------ 1 39 Banner, Brian ----- ---- 2 0 243 Barksdale, Jewel --- ------ 20 138 Barksdale, Rutha ---- ----------- 1 30 Barnett, Michael --- ----- 21 141 135 Barree, Inge ------ ------------ 2 1 HIIGII, Tony--- --------- -237 arron, Troy --- ------------- --'70 aty, Debra ---- ---------------- 2 62 earnon Calvin ---- ------ 1 29, 174, 231 232 ean, Rhonda --- ---- 21, 117, 118, 130 139 eckner, Clark --- ----------- 21, 256 257 eckner, Mark --- evill, Patsy ---- --------21 ,256 ------21 257 138 Blackburn, Kenneth- - - Blacknall, Elsa ----- Blair, Terrie ------- Blankenship, Melinda Blanton, Rhonda ---- Bluitt, Stanley ---- --21, 117, 118, 137 Boatright, Rhonda --- ----- 21, 117 Bolton, Jill -------- Bomar, Karen --- Bond, Gary ----- Booker, Gerald ---- Booker, Redonna ---- Bost, Debbie ------ Boswank, Stephene --- Bowden, Buford ----- Boyd, Rebecca ---- Boykin, Johnny ---- Bradford, Annette --- Bradford, Cheryl ---- Brandon , Debbie ---- Brady, Tommy ---- Brandon, Janet ---- Breedlove, Alton ---- Brewer, Donna ----- Brewer, Mark ---- Briggs, Linda ---- Brigham, Jennifer --- Britton , Dwayne ----- Britton, Robert ----- Brock, Janet ----- Brock, Jill ------ Brooks, Vanetta ---- Brown, Belinda ---- Brown Deborah --- Brown Deborah L. -- Brovm, Marshell ---- Brown Shelia ----- Buckner , Shirley ---- Burgdorf , Linda ---- Burks, Karen ---- Burns, Alfred --- Burns, Robert --- Burns, Robert ---- Burton, Marilyn- - - Butler, Shirley ----- Cafferata, John ---- Cage, Debbie --- Cage, Phillip ---- Cain, Denise ------ Callahan, Daniel --- ----22 ---236 ----22, 60 ----70 ----23, 68 ----22 22 , 117 , 118 ----23 234 243 ------232 130 136 173 ------123 -21 237 118 134 ------123 ------123 231 232 238 239 ------262 114 130 234, 248 ------237 141 139 ------203 -----22 ------232 -33 130 232 117 113 239 256 -------22 ----22 ----22 ------262 231 232 -------22 -------70 136 137 -------22 125 130 -70 138 ----133 ------122 -70 139 -------22 117 118 -------23 231 254 -23 234 -------23 ----23 ----70 ----23 ----7o ----231 ----23 ----135 INDEX 283 4 I Campos, Steve ---- Canady, Robert--- Canady, Sherry --- Cannon, Melody--- Carpenter, Cara --- Carpenter, Mike --- Carroll, Tammy ---- Carter, Jessie ----- Carter, Kerry --- Carter, Teresa ------- Cartwright, Cynthia Cawthon , Vicki ----- Chambers, Bruce -- Chandler, Eric ----- Chandler, Virginia --- Choice, Dylinda ---- Choice, Gabrielle - Clairmont, Patricia Clark, David -------- Clark, Michael --- Clark, Thomas --- Clary, Mary ------- Clayton , Michael ---- Clendening, Gaelyn Clevenger, Stewart Cloud, Marsha ------ Coats, Charles ---- Cobb, Brenda --- Cobb, Sandra ----- Cole, Deborah ---- Coleman, Claude ---- Coleman, Marcia ---- Coleman, Ronald --- Collins, Carnelia -- Collins, Cheryl --- Combs , Roy ------ Conner, Algenis ---- Connally, Mona - - - Connally, Sherree --- Connor, Myrna ----- Cook, Ricki ----- Cooks, Melanie--- Cooper, Paula ---- Coppock , Dwight - - - Cork, Terence --- Corrado, Sylvia --- Couch, Tawana ----- C ouie , Bruce -------- Coverson , Centrilla Cowan , Mark -------- Cowand , Cynthia - - ---79 ---vo ---23 -33, 117, 118, 130 ----230 ---78 Christian, Ruann --- Christie, Cheryl ---- -------117, 118, 138 ---70 ------231 ----25, 117 ----237 ----143 -23 130 117 124 135 141 231 139 124 139 -24 123 124 117 232 118 239 -81 248 117 ----230 -------26, 128 --------70, 117, 118 Cowell, Carla ---- 71, 117, 118, 137, 138 Criss, Murphy ---------------- -------- NDEX 232 -81 262 242 , 130 141 254 234 262 118 125 141 -23 138 237 142 -70 122 232 -24 122 -70 130 141 -70 143 -24 141 298 139 241 -24 -24 141 -24 127 -24 118 -25 -81 241 130 -81 241 139 139 -25 124 141 -25 118 -25 241 122 -25 -70 130 245 141 142 -26 Crosby, Leslie --- ----26 Crow, Armondo--- ------ -248 Crow, Kimberly-- ----- 71 141 Crowell, David --- ------------ --81 Crowell, Susan --- ------ 71 123 139 Croy, John ---- 81, 124, 127 141 Cruse, Marci ---- ------ 2 6 117 118 Curlin, Herbert --- --------- -241 Curry, Cynthia ---- ---81 122 139 Curry, Sharon --- ---26 117 118 Curvis, Mildred -- ----------- 26 Cutshall, Kathy -- ---- 81 Danford, Janet ------ ---- 8 1 Daniels, Veronica ---- 26 Darby, Cynthia ----- ---- 2 6 Daughrity, Janice --- --------- --81 Davis, Alonzo ----- ---78 141 234 Davis, Beverly ---- ---26 117 118 Davis, Jewell ---- ----------- 2 6 Davis, Terry ----- ----------- 8 1 Dawson, Carolyn --- ---------- -130 Dawson, Rodney ---- ---- 1 30 237 241 Dean, Kenneth--- ------- 234, 243 Dean, Marvel--- ----- 81 241 Dean, Nora ----- ------ 1 23 Degroat, Cynthia --- ------- --27 DeLaigle, Mollie- ------ 27 121 DeLaughter, Dawn ---27 141 139 Demers, Suzette ---- ---81 143 124 Demery, Clarence ---------- 234 Dent, Larry -------- --------- 8 1 Dibbles, Melvin ---- ---234 Dillard, Donna ----- ---- 2 7 Dillingham, Steve ------ 27 Dodson, Deborah ---- - ------- 27 Dome, Patricil--- --------- 27 141 Douglas, Jerry --- 71, 142, 141 138 Douglas, Caren -- --------- 81, 123 Dozier, Guy--- ---- -135 Drew, Robbie ---- ---124 Dukes, Derwin ---- ---234 Durling, Donna --- ---141 Eacret, Betty ---- ---- 7 1 Eagers, Gerald --- ----71 Earls, Mary --- ----- --71 Easley, Nancy -- ---- 81 124 Edgil, Margaret -- ----------- 27 Edwards, Clevett --- ---78, 139, 122 Edwards, Michael--- ------- -234 Eggars, Robert --- ---- 71, 123 Eldridge, Bruce -- ---- 81, 27 Gale, Regina ------ Gandy, William --- J l I 1 I l l Elkins , Vickie - -- Elliott, Amy --- Ellis, Clifton ---- Ellis, Gary ---- Ellis, Johnett ---- Ellison, Vicki --- Esparza, Olga ---- Fabian , Malinda ---- Farris, Angela ---- Farris , Louis ---- Ferguson, David --- -81 ---28, 143 Ferrell, Dwight ---- --------------- Fields, Lisa ----- --- -71, 141, 132 Fine,XViHiani--- --------- ---- Finley, Marie --- Fitch, Evie ------- Fitch, Jane -------- Florence, Colleen ---- Flowers, Belinda ---- Flye, Myrtle ------ Ford, Richard ---- Foster , Gary - - - Foster, Mark ---- ---- Foster, Robin --- Fowler, Evarine Fox, Pamela ---- Foyt, Janet ----- Fredman, David --- Fredman, Richard Freeman , Timothy ---- Frey, Barbara ------- Gaffney, Doris -- Galbreath, Tony- Gales, Lola ------ Gallo, Sandra - - - Gant, Jodi ------- Garcia, Kathy --- Gardner, Janice Garrett, Dorothy ---- Garvin, Melinda ---- Gassett, Mark ---- Gassett, Sherri ---- Gay, Jacquell --- Gay, John ------- Gibbons, Debre-- Gibbons, Kenneth Gibbs, Thomas ---- Gibson , Robin ----- Giddings, Vickie l I L. -----141 ----71,28 71, 127 , 139 -71 137 131 138 138 138 ---28, 143 ----130 ---83 ---29 ---29, 142 130 -71 117 -28 -83 141 231 130 130 117 -71 114, -83 -83 -83 237 141 127 177 130 117 128 117 -71 141 -29 139 142 -29 141 141 -83 142 136 -83 -28 122 241 124 121 118 128 -71 121 138 -83 232 121 245 140 128 118 -28 -71 124 230 139 115 122 -28 121 121 -83 -28 239 -71 118 123 262 118 130 -29 136 123 123 -71 114 141 141 -83 -29 124 243 -29 -83 -29 Gilbert, Genorse --- Glase, Sharon ---- Gleaves, Stephen --- Goehring, Carol --- Gornez, Patrick ---- Gonzales, Mary ---- Goodlow, Gerard --- Goodman, Ramona --- ----- ---- Goss, Gayla ------- Goss, James ------ Graham, Rhonda --- ---------------29 ----------------29 ----29, 230 ----29, 230 ----30, 230 231 232 ------123 231 232 ------124 231 232 -------ao ----71 ----so -------30 Graham, Tony--- ---- 30, 65, 132, 131 231 232 Gray, Angelit ---- ----------------------- 1 40 Gray, Cassend --------------- -------------- 1 24 Gray, Darlene ------------------------- 262 140 Gray, Glenda ---- 30 137, 136, 132, 131 117 118 Gray, Gregory ------------------------------ 241 Gray, Judy ------- ------------------------ 3 0 Gray, Karen ----------------------- 83, 139, 123 Grayes, Camellia ---- 30, 141, 139, 130, 129, 179, 124, 125 Grayson, Ambra --- Greer, Laurie ----- Griffin, Patricia --- Guinn, James ----- Gunter, James --- Hagerman, David -- Hale, William ---- Hall, Bonnie ----- Hall, Jay ---------- Hamilton Hamilton, , Eunice ---- Klanda - - - Hamilton, Terry --- Hammond, Robert --- Hammond, Karen ---- Hampton, Garland --- Hampton, James --- Hampton, Mary --- Handlin, Patsy --- Hansen, Brian ---- Hansen, Jo ----- Hanson, Don --- Hanson, Myron--- Hardin, Donna ---- Hardy, Cindy ---- Harp, Michael --- Harper, David ---- Harris, Cynthia ---- Harris, Louis --- Harris, James ----- Harris, Martha --- Harris, Sharon ---- Hartman, Donna --- -----140 ----83, 127 ----72, 230 -------31 -------83 -------as 130 123 -------71 141 231 231 -31 142 124 232 232 143 114 --------as ----es ----31 ----232 ----31 ----31 ------234 -31 117 232 118 ------122 ----------31 ----31 ----31,136 ----72 -------83 231 -72 233 124 -------31 -72 124 ------234 -------72 117 118 -------31 -------31 117 118 -------72 ----141 INDEX 285 131 Hassell , Robert ----- Hawthorne, Anetra ---- Hawthorne, Froney ---- Haydin, Mary ------ Hayles, Larry ----- Hayward, James -- Hazzard, Linda --- Heath, Jimmy --- Heath, Vanita ------- 143, 205, 142, 141 Helm, Kelly --------------------------- Henderson, Audrey ---- Henderson, Paul ---- Hendrickson, Susan -- Hendrix, Jimmy ----- - ---- as --------------130 Hernandez, Arturo ---- 72, 141, 142, 143 Hernandez, Ricky--- Herron, Tara ----- Hester, Rhonda ---- Hibbard, Scott -- Hibbard, Marcy ----- Hicks , Sharon --------- Higginbothom , Cherry --------------82 ----sz 231 -83 -72 121 139 194 124 190 124 ----82 Hin, David ------------ Hill, Gina --- Hill, Juan ---- Hill, Vickie ---- Hilliard, Karen ---- Hilliard, Ricky ---- Hills, Michael --- Himerlick, Janet --- Hinsch, Steve ----- ----sz ----33, 62 231 Hinton, Mark ---- ------ 7 2 Hintze, Kim--- ----- --82 Hohhertz, Risa -- ---- 33 117 Holland, Gerald--- - -- ------231 Holman, Johnny --- -------------------- ---- Holmes, Debbie ------ 33, 124, 125, 127, 136 Holt, Yolanda --- -------------------- ---- Honea, Cindy --- ---- ---- - ---- Hopkins, Mary--- --- Horner, David--- --------------- ---- Horton, Kelley ---- ---82, 117, 118, 139 Horton, Kim ---- ----------- ----- Horton, Sandra ---- ----- Horton, Vivian ---- ------ Hosea, David -- ---- 34 Hosea, Douglass--- ---- --34 Houze, Donna --- Howell, Ron ------ Huber, HHda -------- -----------sz, ----34, 67, 117 Huddleston, Rickey --- --------- ---- Hulcy , Karen ------- 127 118 234 , Humphrey , Howell ---- ----------- Hunter , Suzanne ---- Hurd, Donovane INDEX ----72, 141 -72 -72 262 -72 -72 233 138 242 133 138 143 234 130 255 205 127 191 139 -72 121 122 -72 124 123 234 -33 262 194 233 -33 -72 233 143 118 232 -33 140 -72 -33 -72 -33 172 -34 262 262 138 124 -34 141 130 243 -34 -69 139 234 Hurd , Elizabeth - - - Hutchison, Kenneth ---- Hyndman, Susie ----- Iglehart , Lloyd ---- -----122, 139 ----34 iso -------73 ----34,124,234 237 Jackson, Angelia ---- ---- 1 30 Jackson, Bernard --- ----243 Jackson, Chere ---- ---- 3 4 Jackson, Glenda --- ----73 Jackson, James ---- ---- 7 3 Jackson, Lori ---- ------------- ---- 1 2 3 Jackson, Marsha --- ------------------- --73 Jackson, Nancy ---- ----- 3 4, 131, 139, 144, 252 Jackson, Rosaline ---- ----------- 1 17, 118, 130 James, Robert ------------------------------- 34 Janosko, John ---- 35, 67, 134, 176, 225, 230, 231, 233 242 Jarvis, Brian - - - Jefferson, Janice - - - -----------------------35 124 ------194 Jenkins, Bruce --- ----- -243 Jirik, Daniel ----- ---- 3 5 144 Johnson, Gretta ---- ------- 3 5 Johnson, James ---- ------------ 3 5 Johnson, Kevin ---- ---130, 231 232 Johnson, Richard --- -------------- -124 Johnson, Sharon ---- ---- 3 5, 117, 118 134 Johnson, Sherri ----- ------------ 3 5 132 Johnson, Vickie ---- --- -------- -123 Johnson, Willie ---- ----------- 2 39 Jones, Carol ---- ---123, 141, 262 Jones, Charlotte --- ---------- --55 Jones, Nell ------- ---- 3 5, 114, 139 Jones, Deborah ---- ----------- 1 41 Jones, Larry ----- -------- 3 5 Jones, Malcolm ---- ----- 2 31, 234 Jones, Maurice ----- ---- 7 3 139 Jones, Michelle ---- ----- 1 23 130 Jones, Monica --- ----------- 124 126 Jones, Sheri --- ---- 36, 117, 119 130 Jordan, Kirby ---- --- ----- 36 139 Juarez, Cynthia ---- ------- 7 3 Justice, Nancy--- ----73 Keller, Richard ---- ---- 3 6 Kelso, Zaleskin --- -------- -130 Kempa, Debra--- ---------- --36 Kernpe, Paul--- -------------- 82, 124, 139 Kenner, Brian --- ---------------------- -139 Kerl, Jody ------ 36, 56, 117, 119, 137, 139 Kersey, Rodney ---- -------------------- 7 3, 243 King, Derick ---- ------ 2 34 Mackey , Marcus - - - Kondikoff, Glenn - Kyle , Rene ---- -------- Lafever , Sabrina ---------------------- King, Paul ------ King, Roderick ---- King. Tanya ---- Kirk, Ricky ------ Kleypas, Connie ---- Knowles, Ricky --- Kondikoff, Patricia Krayer, Joe ------- 36, 67, 124, ----36, 69 -----38 -----------------82 125 , 127 Krueger, Sandra --------------- Kurt, Kevin -------------------------- Kyzar, Lynn --- Lackey, Karen --- Ladymon , Robert - - - ---56, 117 ---82 ------141 -38 124 ------130 -------73 138, 191 --56,73 130 248 123 138 136 178 -82 123 -------73 ------124 119 134 123 139 ------141 -------36 Lambert, Wayne -37, 66, 114, 129, 137, 138, 141, 142, 143, 180, 205 Lane, Ronald ---- -------------- 2 34 Lango, Laurel--- ----- 37, 143 Lark, Melvin -------- --------------- 2 31, 233 Larry, Rickey ------------------------------ 234 Larsen, Debbie HOTS ---37, 117, 119, 131, 141, 142 Lastor, Brian ---- ---37, 67, 124, 127, 136, 141 Latimer, Maria --- --------------------- --32 Latimer, Ricky --------------------- 37 231 233 Lauderdale, Michael ------------------------- 73 Lawrence, Blake ------ 37, 124, 131, 133, 140 141 Lawrence, Brett --- -------------------- 73 141 Lefler, Lois ------ ---37 130 139 Lehman, Janette ---- ---------- 1 23 Lemisy, Lennie --- -------------------- -143 Lester, Calvin ---- ---------------------- 2 31 Levy, Josy ------- ---37, 67, 135, 136 137 233 Ligon, Melinda ----- -------------- 8 2 121 191 Liljestrand, Kathy ---- ------ 3 8 124 Limmer, David ----- -------- 2 33 Little, Shannon --- ------- -234 Lockhart, Karen ---- ----------- 3 8 Lollar, Terena --- ---73 131 132 Long, Carl ------ ---------- 1 41 Lowe, Cathy ---- --------- 3 8 Lowrie, Beverly -- ----------- 33 Lucas, David ---- ------ 3 8 231 233 Lujan, Robert--- ---57, 225 231 232 Lunsford, Kathy --- ----------- 38 123 Luster, Donna ---- -------------- 7 3 Luttrell, Michael --- ----73 Lynch, Charles --- ----38 Lynch, Donna --- ---- --38 Lynch, Richard --- ------ --73 Lyons, James --- ---- 236, 239 Lyons, Theresa -- Maintz , Maintz , Malone Karen - - - Sharon ---- , Jackie ---- Malone, Jeffrey ------ Mansolo, Elizabeth --- Marshall, Christo ---- Marshall, Laura --- Martin, Carolyn --- Martin, Cheryl -- Martin, David --- Martin, Donald ---- Martin, Mary ---- Martin, Sharon--- Mason, Phillip --- Mathews, Linda --- May, William ----- Mayberry , Donald - - - ----124 ---------234 ----73 138 141 248 248 ------------74 ----82 ----38 ----84 -----39. 242 -----55, 255 Maynard, Amber ---------- 39, 139 McAllister, Katherine McBurnett, Arthur ----- McCartney, Glendal -- McCarty, Rodney ---- -- McCaskill, Denise --- --- -------38 122 139 ------141 117 119 -------39 ----84 ----39 ---------254 130 244 , 230 141 -39 -------74 139 -74 124 130 -----4-74 245 231 143 246 282 205 -------39 -82 254 ------130 ------124 117 119 McCauley, Drew ---- ------------ 3 9 McCoy , Barry ------ McDonald, Robert --- McDonald, Ronald --- -74 , 243 ------130 ------234 McDow, Lynne ----- ---- 3 9 128 McDowell, Tamara ------------------------- 122 Mclntosh, Linda--39, 67, 137, 181, 190, 191, 117. 119 McKay, Gregory --------------- 74, 225, 231 232 McKee, Jean ---- ---74, 139, 141, 142, McKeen, Larry -- McKeen, Susan ---- McKenzie, David ---- 117 119 ------------------------39 McKenney , Michael - - -82 124 -------39 -------40 McKnight, Monty --- ------- 82 234 McMahan, Kim --- ---- 74 139 121 McMeans, Janis --- ---- 40 117 119 McMullen, Sherry --- ---------- --74 McNatt, Kevin ------ Medlin , Bennie ---- Medlock, Iennife ---- Mejia , Esther ------ -------40 ----234 ----40 ----------40 Meredith, Blanche --- ----------- -124 Michels , William ---- ---- Milam, Glen ----- Miller, Danny --- Miller, Doris -- Miller, Pam ---- 74, 140, 124 251,248,140 -------------74 ----40, 124 ------122 INDEX 287 Miller, Ronald - - - Miller , Telesia - - - Mitchell, Billy--- Mitchell, Dale --- Mitchell, Melva - - - Molett, Marzuin -- Monzingo, Cindy - Monzingo, Patricia Moon, James ----- Moore, Candrice-- Moore, Gamal ---- Moore, Mark --- Moore, Rose ---- Moreno, Ricardo-- Morgan, Michael - Morris, Gary ----- Morris, Laurie ---- Morris, Paula ---- Morrison , Marty ---- Morrison , Mickey ---- Moses, Leroy ----- Mosley, Stacyet ---- Mullens, Beverly - Munoz, Cynthia -- Murphy, Micheal - Murray, Joni ----- Muse, Donna --- Mymbs, Gerald --- Nachtrieb, Vicke -- Nash, Latresem --- Neal, Debbie--- Neal, Jannis ---- Neal, Susan --- Nearn, Tina ---- Neher, Gregory --- Nelson, Juli ---- Nelson, Terry ---- Nemons, Luther--- Nettles, Cynthia -- Nevill, Kristy ---- Newby, Paul ----- Newhouse, John ---- Newton , Shirley - - Nichols, Jimmy ---- Nickerson, Velda - Norman, Donna--- Norris, Pamela ------- 74, Norris, Patricia - - - Ojeda, Enrique --- Ojeda, Patricia--- Olive, Barbara --- 288 INDEX ---34 ---41 -------41 ----'74, 280 ---34 ----225. 230 ----84, 130 68, 74, 248, ----225, 230, 131 , 132, 139 , 74, 138 --------33 231,232 -------232 190, 191 -------40 ------74 -----41 -----74 ----130 -----141 -74 254 -66 130 140 243 ------241 ------124 141 205 117 119 231 232 -255,41 ------141 -74 123 139 124 -------41 -------41 ---74 -41 231 233 143 124 ------123 ----130 ---41 ------34 -34 122 ------41 -34 123 -----41 ---34 -------41 -41 137 138 231 232 ------135 -42 134 -------42 -------34 117 119 -------42 ---34 ---42 ---34 Oliver, Jocelyn ------- 42, 130, 143, 194, 117 119 Overall, Rebecca--- ------------------- 84 123 Overall, Susan --- ---- --75 Packer, Charlott ---- -------------- 4 2 Palmer, Ralph ---- ---------- 1 30 233 Parker, Brenda ------ ---42, 136 117 119 Parmelee, Beverly ---- ---------------- 4 2 Paschal, Verna ----- ------------ 7 5 Paul, Ray -------- ---- 2 30 231 232 Peacock, Susan--- ---42 117 119 Pearson, Janet ------ ---42 141 121 Pendegraft, Debbie --- -------------------- -122 Pendegraft, Sherry --------------------------- 75 Peppers, Debra -------- 42, 67, 129, 137 117 119 Perry, John ---------------------------------- 75 Peters, Karyn-238, 42, 54, 190, 129, 136 137 114 Peters, William ------------------- 254 242 234 Petersen, Clark ---- ------- 1 24, 138 Peterson, Philmore ---- ---43 231 233 Phillips, Bobby ------ ----- 2 31 233 Phillips, Paul ----- ----- 2 48, 43 Philp, Mark ----- --------- 4 3 Pierce, Delmer --- ----- 237 239 Piercey, Lisa ----------------------- 43 117 119 Pirkle, Donna ---- 43, 141, 142, 143, 194, 117 119 Poindexter, Cynthia ---43, 141, 142, 143 194 205 Polk, Marlene ------------------------------- 75 Polk, Wayne ---- --------------- 2 34 Poston, Marla--- ---43, 130 117 119 Potts, Chaunce --- -------------- -141 Potts, Marsha ---- ------------- 1 22 Pounders, Gina --- ---43 124 122 Preston, Cheryl --- --------- --84 Preston, Cheryl D. -- ---- 143 Price, Arthur ---- ---- 7 5 Price, Elaine ---- ---- 8 4 Price, Renita ---- -------- 1 22 Price, Sarah ---- ------ 8 4 124 Primm, Billie --- ---44 117 119 Pulis, Thomas ---- ---75, 141 142 Raglin, Patsy ---- ---- 1 30 Ramirez, John ---- ----- 2 54 Randolph, Eric ---- ---84 141 Rawlins, David --- ---- --34 Rawlins, Diane --- -----44 Ray, Annette ---- ---- 2 62 Ray, Cary ------- ---------------- 2 34 Redmon, Chris ---- ---- 1 37, 141 231 233 Reed, Kenneth --- -------------- -234 Reed, Melody--- ------ 75 139 Reed, Reba --- ---75, 117 119 , Vicki --- Reitz , Roy ------------------------ Remele, Susan ----- Repp, Janie -75, 130, Rhone, Charlotte - Richardson, David Richardson, Donna Ricks, Rhonda ---- Riddle, Ioan ----- Ritter, Karla --- Ritter, Patty --- Roan, Brenda ---- Robbins, Serena --- Roberts, Karen -- Roberts, Robin --- -127,44, ------------44, 130, 117 139, 141, 142, 191, 114, -----------------------75 --------44, 117 Roberts , Ronald ------ Robinson , Charlote ---- Robinson , Jasmine Robinson , Timothy ---- - - - Romero, James -------------------- Ross, Gene ----------- -44, 61, 134, Royal, Rosalind ---- -------------- Ruark, Kevin --- Ruff, Alex ------ Rusher, Everett--- Russell, Kimberly ---- Rust, Cathy ------- -- Rust, Roy -------- - - - ----84 , 119 -----44,131,132, 138 -----84 -84, 231 225 , 231 -----231 234 , 243 Sabinske, Nancy--- ----- ---- Salters, Tony ---- --78, 85 Sanders, Chris -------------------------- 45 Sanders, Kathleen '75, 117, 119, 130, 137, 141 Sauls, Maurice ------------------ --------- Sauls, Patrice --- Savage, Undray - Scales, Dewayne ---- Scales, Donald ---- --- Scales Pamela ---- -- Scales Pat ------ Scallorn , Robert --- Schneider, Tina - - Schooley , Cheron ---- ----------- Schuller, Vicki ---- ----- Schulze, Ronald --- ------- ---- Scott, Barbara ---- Scott, Ricky ----- 45,117, Shannon, Susann --- Shelton, Cynthia -- -- Shelton, Kathy ------ --- Shepardson, Beverly --- Shepherd, Cynthia Sheppard, Leslie - Shipp, Mary ----- Short, Clyde --- ----237 ------236 231 , 232 ----ss ----117 119, 124 ----231 -----85 -85, 123 -------85 ----85 124 119 115 114 -44 -75 122 -44 -75 -75 137 248 -44 191 -84 -75 130 232 -44 232 -75 -75 -85 232 -44 -45 254 -45 139 233 248 122 -75 239 239 237 -75 140 -45 119 141 194 -45 -75 234 123 -75 141 138 -58 122 -45 -75 Sipes, Melissa Skipper, Sheila ------ Smith, Billy ---- Smith, Jana --- Smith, Karen ---- Smith, Melissa --- Smith, Patricia --- Smith, Becky --- Smith, Reed ----- Smith, Robbie ---- Smith, Robert --- Srnith, Rodney ---- Smith, Vernon ---- Sneed, Glenda ---- Sneed, Gloria ---- Sorensen, Alfred - Sorenson, Deborah Sowells , Sparks, Erwin ---- Chris ------ Spencer, Charles - - - Spikes , Spring , Staehs, Doyle ---- Darrell - - - Bobby -- Stafford , Kim ---- Stanley , Stephens, Ronnie - Stowers Stowers Stowers Stewart, , Cindy --- ,Ed ----- Joseph --- Elaine - - - Streets, Yulanda ---- Sullivan, Marcia --- Sumler, Barbara ---- Sumler, Gloria ----- Summerill, Dorthy Summers, Kevin - Swarn, Homer ---- Swensk, Sherry --- Swiles, Micheal ---- Swindell, Walter --- Swope, Brian ----- Tackett, Charles --- Tanner, Michele - ---- ---------------------85 -45, 117, 119, 130, 141 -------------------46 ---46, 117 ----237 -----------76 ----85, 123, 13s ----138 ----234 ---47 , 124 ----85, 122 ---47 -----85 ----85, 124, ---47 Tanner, Karen --- ------- Taylor, Anthony - ---- 241 Taylor, Douglas ---- --------------------- Taylor, Bo ------- ----- 1 30, 225, 230, 231, Taylor, Karen ---- --------- 4 7, 117, 119 Taylor, Marty ---- -------------------- Taylor, Michael ---- --------- Taylor, Shari ---- ------- 7 6 Taylor, Wanda --- ------------ 79, 85 Teeple, Jody ---- 47, 117, 119, 141, 123 143 242 -46 -85 -75 -76 119 -46 130 138 -46 239 130 141 138 143 -76 243 254 234 -46 -85 141 -46 243 -46 -47 127 -47 123 139 -47 -47 124 243 241 130 -76 139 243 255 194 124 234 243 232 136 -85 241 262 262 142 INDEX 289 Thomas, Anamari --- ------ --76 Thomas, Dorma ---- ---- 1 17 119 Thomas, Howard --- ------- 47 194 Thomas, Tommy --- ----- 47, 63 128 Thomas, Vern ---- --------- 2 34 Thompson, Chris--- ----138 Thompson, Kathy ---- ----- 1 22 Thompson, Micheal ---- -------- 4 7 Thompson, Micheal ----- -------------- 2 37 239 Thornton, Ben ------------------------------- 48 Thornton, Marty ------ 48, 139, 142, 143 194,.205 Thrall, Alan ----- ------------------------- 1 40 Threatt, Brad ---- ---- 4 8, 225, 230 231 232 Threatt, Randal --- ------------------- -234 Thomas, Lisa ----- --- ----------------- --85 Tompkins, David ------------------------ 85 124 Tompkins, Karen ----- 48, 117, 119, 127 143 194 Toynes, Eugene ------------------------ 231 233 Traut, Sharon ---- -------- 7 6 Turpen, Talana ---- ------ 4 8 Underwood, Tammy --- ---- 76 121 139 5f0yHu VanC1eve, Karen ---- ---- 4 8, 119 131 133 Walker, Deloris --- ---48 Walker, Nancy --- ---76 Walker, Stanley ---- ---------------- 4 8 Walling, Gregory -- --- 130 141 234 Walling, Lyndsey -- ---------------- 48 Walters, Leah ----- --- 117 119 139 Ward, Brenda --- ---------- 48 138 Ward, Richard ---- ------------------ 7 6 Ware, Tom ----- ---- 1 42, 143 194, 205 Watkins, Pam ----- --------------- 1 38 Watson, Edward --- --------- --85 Watterson, David --- ---- 76 138 141 Weatherford, Larry--- ---- 48 127 141 Wells, Bruce ------- ---- 4 9 128 182 Wells, Sherry ---- ------- 7 8 122 Wesley, Debra ---- -------------- 4 9 West, Atwell ------ ----------- 8 5 124 Westerlage, Elaine --- ------- 76, 124 141 142 Wheatley, Andrea --- ---- 68, 117, 119 129 130 Wheatley, Ava ----- ---------- 4 9 117 119 Wheeler, Delores ---- ------------- 7 6 Wheeler, Harold ---- ----------- 2 31 237 239 White, Robert ---- ---- 8 5, 124, 141 143 194 290 INDEX Wieting, Bobby -------- ----------- 4 9, 231, 233 Wigand, Ben ---------------------------- 76, 248 Wigand, Lisa ---- 49, 117, 119, 131, 134, 141, 142, 183 Wildman Mike ------------------------------ 76 Williams, Carmalie 49, 124, 141, 142, 143 205 Williams, Charles -------------------------- 234 Williams, Cindy ---- ---------- 4 9, 117, 119 135 Williams, Debra ---- ----------- 4 9 135 Williams Glinda --- ------------ --50 Williams Joe ----- ----------- 2 54 Williams Larry --- ----- 50, 236 239 Williams, Lydia --- ---------- -262 Williams, Norma --- --------- -119 Williams, Ray ---- ------ 5 O 124 Williams Regina --- ---------- --76 Williams Susan --- ----- 76 139 141 Williams Velma --- ---------- --50 Wilson Ida ------- --------- 7 6 Wilson, Jerry ---- ----------- 7 6 Wilson, Kenny ---- ---- 5 O, 66 141 Wilson, Kenneth ---- ---------- 2 41 Wilson, Patricia ----- ---- 5 0 139 Winters, Michelle ------- 50 , ' --- ----- --85 Woodard, David--- ---234, 243 Woolen, Annie ---- ---123 141 Woolen, Cynthia -- ---123 130 Works, Janice --- ----- --50 Wright, Bruce --------------------------- 51 231 X Wright, Deb-51, 64, 117, 119, 130, 132, 136, 139, 1 141 1 Wright, Frances ----------------------------- 51 Wright, Harryetta -68, 76, 117, 119, 130, 139 141 Wright, Joyce ------------------------------- 85 Wright, Patricia --- ---------- --51 Wynne Kim ---- ----- 5 1 117 119 Wynne Larry --- ----- 85 124 1411 l Yaquinto, Gail ---- ----------- 5 1 J York, Kathy ---- ---51 124, 1361 Young, Darron ----- ---------- 2 34 Young, Janet ---- --------- 5 1 Young, Janna --- ----- 138 1514- Young, Tim -- ---51 231 233i l Zemanek, Brenda --- -------- 51 139 Zoeller, Janet ----- ----- 5 1 117 119 - J I l Abbe, J. - 102 Aguilar, E. - 101 Alexander, R. - 95 Alexander, S. - 102 Armstrong, R. - 91 Atkins, W. - 108 Barnett, B. - 90 Barnett, J. - 106 Barrow, M. - 97 Bartley, M. - 108 Beckman, J. - 109 Bell, J. - 109, 231 Benner, J. - 103 Birmingham, J. - 101 Bolton, D. - 95 Brookshire, S. - 94 Brown, P. - 91 Cadell, - 91 Cambell, B. - 106 Canady, D. - 95 Clampitt, M. - 96 Copeland, M. - 95 Cooper, M. - 99 Couch, K. - 99, 213, 215, Cox, P. - 99 Creel, M. - 97, 140 Creswick, - 97, 138 Crum, J. - 104, 214, 231 Dabney, L. - 95 Dalby, G. - 95, 127, 136 Daniel, D. - 105 Davis, F. - 92 Dickens, J. - 272 Dodd, R. - 103 Druary, B. - 90 Dugger, A. - 91 Edwards, L. - 107 Edwards, W. - 109 Enox, M. - 109 Epps, R. - 89 Farr, V. - 107 Fisher, S. - 102 Foster, D. - 90 231, 235 Faculty Index Gaffney, - 94 I Galbreath, P. - 107, 121 Gardner, J. - 92 Gillum, A. - 99, 152, 131 Goldhirsh, E. - 98 Grover, C. - 102 Hale, B. - 92 Harlan, B. - 99 Harrelson, P. - 104, 146 Harrison, B. - 94 Heath, F. - 101 Hill, B. - 105 Hillery, J. - 101 Hinkle, T. - 105, 150 Hinson, W. - 102 Hodge, P. - 96 Hood, S. - 103 Hurst, G. - 102, 121 Inlow, L. - 96, 134 Ivy, N. - 96 James, F. - 199, 231 Jenkins, E. - 92 Jenson, D. - 102 Johnson, H. - 104 Kelley, A. - 103 Kerl, A. - 90 Kimmick, L. - 108 King, G. - 96 Lasater, M. - 101, 146 Lester, W. - 100, 129 Loughridge, B. - 98 Lewis, - 91 Mason, B. - 105 Mauldin, D. - 92 McLeroy, J. - 91 Merideth, M. - 103, 248, Miller, A. - 109 Miracle, C. - 103, 144 Mohundro, W. - 105 Moore, J. - 109 Moody, C. - 104 Mount, G. - 102 249 Myres, J. - 104 Myers, T. - 104 Nealy, J. - 106 Neely, J. - 100, 246 Norman, M. - 106 Parrish, R. - 89 Pierce, C. - 108 Patterson, J. - 102 Price, E. - 89 Ponce, A. - 100 Rollings, B. - 88, 231 Ross, E. - 107 Ruark, J. - 106 Russell, C. - 97, 139 Savannah, G. - 98 Sech, R. - 103 Shelton. G. - 107, 152 shely, 1. - 96 Stallings, B. - 92 Stallings, B. - 100, 215, 231 Stamps, L. - 97 Stanley, W. - 107, 263 Stewart, C. - 98 Stredic, V. - 100 Smith, E. - 108 Smith, S. - 90 Spruiell, J. - 92 Talkington, A. - 101, 2 Taylor, C. - 108 Teague, J. - 100 Teeple, P. - 91 Tilley, Ms. - 92 Thomas, C. - 91 Tweddel, M. - 109 Utterback, J. - 109 Walls, V. - 90 Wegandt, F. - 96, 121 White, J. - 100, 133 Williams, B. - 98 Wilson, A. - 106, 151 Yoakum, G. - 105 Youngblood, B. - 106 242, 245, 246 INDEX 291 I I V K 4 J W5 f wf 'V ,J f -f 'wwofqgl !: 9 , lx LH .,,, r ww WY1 cgfqcf Q-AJLQJ Lui f L A7 f ' , -fi S :Ea uf' iwgfxv UIYF-J O , . if A+ if HM LJQSMVV VMQ'CQ UJQ .1 JJ, i ,V MU-U-ci LJVL, Q ip ' ' V X, LM., ting, N d . cm 1 L 'J I .iff Y V ' L I ,uf if LK90, X AQGWLEJQQ 41 1 tg if f 10 L 1 3,1-5' 4 , C Y! 4xfN,fN W' fp QT QKXJ .XSD X4 ,N Q3 'NX . 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