Eastland High School - Maverick Yearbook (Eastland, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

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Twas the night before Ch ristmasf Spark plug Mother May I? As the train pulled away from the platform, Anticipation grew like its speed. Everything began to take form, It all began to level off, Give me some money, please- And the engine started to lead. s. 'F' 'M' g 'H i it 52 ,I ig 4 +29 if 5 ' 'Q 15 X X ' I HF I 1 X Wi 5 xx ht 4 W i 114,22 l 'Z 1' ' i. A Fi I . iw- :W ,I - y . wh . , . 49,5 L V M - .1-fa. 4. ,, . VV 'fawwzgi-xi ,vslgrgg I. MW I HM 7 5 33, ,A K , , j f ix ' Mei, '- 1 'f 'Q .,, - , ' 4 -.ww +V f 2 . M, ,, , K A , 3,935.35 l - , at is . X K we , 1 ' ya - it The train experienced many things As it travelled down its tracks. We can still hear the song it sings, And its memory lives on, Though the journey is at our backs In the iourney we hit some rough spots That tested all our strength. But those were just little blots That passed swiftly from us, Almost forgotten in the iourney's length. A an fr' in W ,Q 3, And when the train reached its journey's end, We realized that it would go on. To more exciting times around the bend, The train will continue to move, But our memories will not be gone: Joyce Van Dyke 5 The Hill Express Principal E. O. Hill's concern and good nature have made a most pleasant and enjoyable atmosphere here at E.H.S. He is dedicated to inspiring students to do their best, as well as promoting Maverick Spirit. His tal- ents are varied as seen below. It is with pleasure that we dedicate the 1977-78 Maverick to him. A daily job for Mr. Hill. D 20 6 Mr. Hill calls for spirit. The spirit begins. He got the spirit E523 15 ,win lm -s Progress Through Action School Board fist row-L to BD: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Nevill, Mr. Morren, Mrs. Bulgerln, Q2nd row-L to RJ: Mr. Wright, Mr. Reid, Mr. Pruitt, Mr. Martin Mr. Pruitt-Superintend ent The School Board was instrumental in getting the recent school bond passed. The officers on the 1977- 78 School Board were Mr. James Reid-President, Mr. Johnny Morren-Vice- President, and Mr. Jim Wright--Secretary. This year Mr. Morren retired after six years of dedicated service to the Eastland Independent School Sys- tem. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication. . Y . c . . , 5 V S 5 5 . 2 'S 5 51. , 2 1 1 t 5 2 , 3 s -, 3 , E t E Mr. Morren-6 year retired Board Member. Many changes since Mr. Pruitt took office. The Engineer And Technological Experts fi' l Our engineer is Principal E. O. Hill. He helps us with our prob- lems when our wheels get oft the track. Mr. Hill engineers the schedule so that we are able to get in some extracurricular activi- ties during the day. Secretaries are CL to RJ Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Baze, Miss Green, and Principal-E. O. Hill Mrs. Gordon. ,Q , 1',,,-t 0' W, E, H Our technological experts make sure that all the records are kept up to date and all the clerical jobs are taken care. Cows Ancl CalcuI The conductors ofthe mathematics department are Mr Duncan and Mr Watkins. The conductors of the Agriculture department are: Mr. Hutto and Mr Griffin IVlr Hutto pondering the bills to pay What did you break now? fm, .. Nlr. Watkins Algebra Bookkeeping Intro. Alge- bra IV, V 84 VI I Promoting Basic Study Skills N ' ' A A .ls 1 ,L L A 9 5 syyy l l 'h'- . 1 cr f ' ' H H . Mr. Boles Ms. Payne Ms. Aaron Mr. Marshall Chemistry Typing Library Sci- Counselor Biology G.O.P. ence Physics Annual Look what l found!! 4 5 Keeping us informed and headed in the right direction were Media Center Supervisor Mrs. Melba Aaron, Counselor Mr. Charles Marshall, Business Teacher Ms. Jenny Payne, and Science Teacher Mr. Bill Boles. E Are you sure l'm going to graduate? ,, ,W All ll , Let me tell you like it is. This is not Cha Cha Cha, it's Typing ll. .. I A 4 - 'QZQ ' l I X. Mrs. Marshall From Classics To Confemporories The English language is used by millions of peo- ple all over the world. Included among them are the students and staff of Eastland High School. Analyz- ing the Odyssey, listening to a tape of the Canter- bury Tales, taking notes 'on a lecture about Julius Caesar, and learning how to prepare a research paper are some of the areas students covered in the English Department during the 1977-78 school year. A912 ,xi 'Z 2 f 5 E '04 if L - y A as 3 :ii 1- ev 4 tg, 1 tt . Mr 47,9 4 , ff it E Mrs. Mahan Mrs. Fullen English Ill and IV English I, Spe- English ll, Span- and Beta Club ech, Pep Squad, ish I and Il, Sen- Sponsor U.l.L. One Act ior Play Director Play and Senior Spon- sor, Spanish Club iAy caramba! Los Pronombres objecto. A Brief Break between Research Papers! But Mother, Vm Sfill COHfUS6Cl. Keepin Coach Don Adair Elementary P. E. g Students In Shape , e l Coach Steve Lopez Jr. High Athletics f Q 1 I. l L It '4 W, '11 r -- - , , f-fffsawffw, ' , mar' . - ,f N Q. , . J ,. -tw ft,.,'ww4?f, rw 11-'f'-A warts' ' . M- rf - .. f'ff-Elf? x'-1' n ,, 'f ' iw ' sf 'T' Z 'z if ' , . 1, ' f' ' ,H wk ' 1 ,,f.l'f7. .. ,JCE ,HV - 4 . ,-41 3.5 ' 3 51, .s Y 141 ', ' - . ' ,' M- '-'iff-,J..:.r it ' . 'fl 5? v- W, I A A -to . ,S wt L tg , '-fn.- , t,,e gi, f I ' 'C vw., ,Tj 5 if -5 'i . A A Coach Keith Sullivan Head Basketball Head Coach Rodney Hes Athletic Director Coach Ronnie Hughes and Coach Joe Winchell Head Track Coach Pat Steward Girls Athletics It is easy to be ordinary, but it takes courage to excel. Success is not always measured by a won-lost record, but sometimes in what you learn during the games. With our coaching staff it is important that every team have self-pride and self-determination: this will always give a team a winning attitude and greater team unity. S Expanding Interests Expanding our interests this past year, our teach- ers dedicated much time and effort to the further- ance ot our abilities and talents. Mr. James Maclaskey-Band Director Mrs. Gay Hart-Choir Director i,, QM, 14 Mrs. Jeannie Griffin-History Mrs. Jenny Matthews-Pianist if- m Liam... M - . A:., Teaching Future Trades Mrs. Maclaskey Homemaking I 81 li Mrs. Haun HECE Homemaking III Home and Family Mrs. Pruitt PIanA Mrs. Maclaskey, Mrs. Haun, Mrs. Lee, and Mrs. Pruitt's jobs this past Mrs. Lee year were to prepare students for Homemakingllill future trades. Mrs. Maclaskey replaced Mrs. Lee after she left to loin her husband in Germany. .ik rs. Maclaskey instructs 1st year students. Mrs. Haun enjoys F.H.A. Banquet. Mrs. Pruitt teaches Plan A students. Mrs. Lee's last week at E.H.S. 15 Making Our School Better The job of the maintenance staff is never done. There are always failing lights, dirty floors, and stopped up sinks to keep them busy. The students and teachers depend on them and they are always dependable. We appreciate the efforts of the cafeteria ladies who provide daily lunches for the students and teachers. They have a big and important job facing them, however, they handle their job with skill and efficiency, making lunchtime run smoothly. i. Ella Thompson, Louise Stansell, Joy O'Brien, 84 Billie Mahaney. Mr. Lewis-Custodian III 16 Mr. Sue-Maintenance Mr. Tucker-Bus Maintenance I QQ, NV: --,.-nu- nr A 1 J , ff' . ' , v ' '-1: : I 5,-1 Q fa lg .- H iv, .4 bi V xx x ' -f , 1 ,, bd' f ' 41 ' A 7' 4, ff ,. , ' 'f' 2. 451- ' w. , A 3 gf? ' , -4, , gg.-, 2 ' L 1 fi 1 ' Student Council Adds Spirit To E.H.S. Student Council Officers for 1977-1978 were President John Hill, Vice President Claudia Bulgerin, Secretary Jo Allmand, Treasurer Keith Bulgerin, Reporter Thane Arther, Parliamentarian Bart Boles Q ILLZ I M V' : . .. - I ,,,. t . ,ag 1 -,-. so ,-,fi 'r-531' Q , A Q 4,13 ,, ., 1 3 - f g ' Ut S, K K Q.-:Qp sx f gr , ' . jggieluir ,wgjss , fi' Q E fr .ii ' 4 S s 'T N-37' l f 23? R W ,ff A X .I A 1 eq- : xy ,,- J' .5 yfysgsesi 1 X Representatives: James, KaTrina, Suzanne, Blake, and Rusty. Sponsors Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Mahan The E.H.S. Student Council strives to bring new proiects and spirit building cam- paigns tothe school. Each year the officers participated in a week long camp where they got many fresh new ideas. This year they were one of the few schools asked to teach a class at the State convention. Some projects sponsored by the Student Council Alternate Representatives and Class Presidents: Scotty, Mark, were: different spirit raisers each week, gas Weesie, Diane, Lee, Debra, Jeff, Keith, and Arthur fast week, various dress up days, and a Tal- ent Show. Gusher I Receives Award -91 Jr. Historians were: lst Row CL to RD Jackie, Lacey, Weesie, KaTrina, QMS Q 'T , .f f m CarUi1fGyn,thia, Diane, Trudy, 1 Melody, Cheryl. 2nd Row CL to FU Monica, Donnay Katrin, Leah, Doroth , Brenda, Ella, Sherry, Tori Hjardist, Jo. 3rd Flow CL to FO Kenny, David, Seth, J -- ., Ginger, Pat M., Wesley, my, Jimmy, Lori, Lynn 4th Row CLto RJ Hjardier, Melissa, Lee, Pam T., Joyce, E.C., Steve, Scott, Davie. Sth Row CLto RJ Donnie, Willard Bart, Mrs. Griffin, John, Tony, Tracy, Arthur, Randy. .art Jr. Historian officers CL to RD Mike-lst Vice-President, Melissa- Secretary, Katrina-Historian, Monica-Historian, Pam-President, Hjardier-3rd Vice-President, Pat-Treasurer, Thane-2nd Vice President, Steve-Reporter. Ht I Gusher ll staff was: CL to RD Katrina, Brian, Tori, Lori, Pam. The Jr. Historians were organized in 1977-78 and started hard work and gained recognition. Some of the members attended the state conven- tion in San Antonio during March. The chapter received the Most Out- standing First Year Chapter. Pat Phil- lips was awarded sixth place for an article Olden Switch. The students started their hard work on Gusher ll. 19 Achievement, Leadership, Service The Beta Club is a nationally affili- ated honor society-a non-secret, leadership-service organization whose members are chosen because of achievement leadership and charac- ter. To become a member a student must be classified as a sophomore or above. Sophomores must have a freshman yearly average of 905 jun- iors and seniors must have a yearly average of 87. Mrs. Griffin enioys being a guest at the Beta Party. My sweet tooth Strikes again. 20 Beta Club officers for the 1977-78 school year were Jo Allmand-Secre- tary, Mrs. Marshall-Sponsor, Keith Bulgerin-President, Pam Thomp- son-Treasurer, John Hill-Vice President. , . , . . IM, V, 5 I., x4,,, db? If as V 3 'q. ' ,' X35 'i it 3 Q- 'ffl Yijirf' i .. gi U Q ., If--s, ,-.ina 3 .4 12 . yV Vb 5- I , f- .1 . . 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K W K K ' 1. ' 'T' '. , X.. l 2 . 1 Q ' . - f l- Singers And Actors -.-.......-..........1.i.....1,..q., muwm mM l L 2 The choir had a great first ear. They were: L to Fl: 1stRow: Mrs. Hart-Dir., Jenni, Sherry, . rina, Loyceg Flobbie, Treva, Dian , Mrs. Matthews-Pianist. 2nd Flow: Ella, Melody, Brenda K., Blake, Bill, Randy, E. C., Cheryl, Lisa, Renee, Debra. 3rd Row: Pat, Leah, Kathy, Jo, Gary, Larry, o ert, Jimmy, Tracy, Diane, Cynthia, Becky, Pat. 1 f f J? fs? r'rl C The Thespians were: L to Fl: lst Flow: David, Lee, Kelly. 2nd Row: Dennis, Jeff, Elwyn, Thom, Sherry, Kenneth, Tony, Melody, Jo, Debra, Donna, Terry, Larry, Loyce, Doug, Bose, Brenda S., Brenda A., Busty, gnette, Jludy. 21 L Spanish Club The Spanish Club engaged in several activities this past year. Among the projects were the selling of nachos at break. They also had a Mex- ican Supper at the Reddy room which was served by some of the members' mothers. 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I 4' M g Ji nt 5-1:3 Q :g efglfniie lr' H'-3 fl Officers Cl to rj Kevin treasurer Joyce Spanish Club sings Christmascarols. secretary Claudia president Davie vice president . x Q i . ww Aw . f, f 4 , V 'I , , IC Tf ff gf, 31 ', ' - - ' ,. w. x 4. A 5, ,V I , 1 - N ' ' If l A g ? 1 , W' l, W '1 sh l,.l 3' lull' ' 4 , 3-l 11 , ' an if - -- C g,,..w- l I ,-- , ,sa - . ., if I-V13 v h ., . if N ' 2 C H , ,' l '. Fly. ' - 5 1 - ' ' 1 1 l ' If l s 1 - . Q - , , V . .. . . 4 11 . 1 S- :Tl ' Jr' i'Yl.3.,' E if gsm, f,l,n,..X !'1'.,, L 4- V' . 1 I' . ' M w jlglill N I . ,-tum' U Q, f-rt- ' 5 it 12. V ' , - ' 4' lx. ,V ., 1: N , I S' 1,5 4 'A A ,b 1 H V 'S . . ly F , .2 lg' 0 X . '- V. , ' ' '- , r U . 'A if . Y P . j + tl ' T ' A I l X I I , --. 1.14.1 I .ffl N 4 'Nt J if ' ' i . I A - S ' l 'l.,l i 1 f TY' 'J K' ' 52:25 . . 1 , , H ., ' r ' . V, .,.,...a .,-wtf .,,. M' , S My 'vw E? - V 6 1 ',r' A fl V- ,.,, , ,rwwg It X V l 1- ' 1 ., X l. . 7 wfgx, , lx Q' I ,WY H 3 I' - 1 z , 1- ,, , w tVV.A Q , V,,, ,x F.. .5211 5 VJ l 7' . ' ,ll 'il f Y A -me an W lil? 1 V ' ei' 4 ,U .7 All .. ..,.. V W ft,. V V. , W I W . 5,-'Qi iii H ,V i 'ff J, . , f , , , 3' 2 ,,,' A ,. LlfawQaQ21'L ' ' Students Receive Credit In Library Science For the tirst time in the history ot E.H.S., students received credit for Library Science. Students were busy all year learning the media center with all of its diversity. Not only were they employed with media and audio-visual in the high school, they also were busy keeping the Jr. High Library operating efficiently. Each student is to be commended for their out- standing achievements. is . ,f 5 A ,E 5 I Audio-Visual Aids: CL to RJ Tom, Du Wayne, Steve, Terry, N1 . . viz i Thane, and Tony. ' A -, A - 51 Officers: CL to RJ Sherry-secretary, Kelly-reporter, Thane-treasurer, Rose-vice-president, Mack- president. Library Aids: CL to FO lst row: Sherry, Jackie, Rose, 2nd Kelly and Terry. row: Rita, Joyce, Debra, Debbie, Donna, Loyce, Weesie, E I X - . tim' il Library Aids: CL to RJ Julie, Mack, Clyde, Tori, and Jackie earning her credit. Cindy. 23 ,Q tx Q 'ff' SX' 4 Q Jw Qs O ' STOP 3 FNREU irNAL gg Mrs. Melba Aaron-Annual Sponsor I J J vi Vex , ,mt ,ji , ww ' fs' i ,WWW - 1 H xv-,.. my I' Photographers CL to R7 Arthur Gaeta, Jo Alimand, Q Keith Bu! erin, Lee Johnson 24 Dan Dennis-Art Editor Putting If . . Pam Thompson 84 Claudia Bulgerin-Maverici? Editors fi r Staff members CL to RJ: Ginger Hoffmann, Donnay Adair, Judy Krantz, Gary Bagwell All Together Dogie Editors: Joyce Van Dyke and Pat McClain Head Photographer: Keith Bulgerin Business Managers: Debra Gailey and Betty Garrett Gary talks with Graphic Arts Supervisor Dick Jacks J fs yrso ft fi.: : rx i , : W ircfs . Q , fs' r lrgff J r:: X ,J s Q- ,? P!' 1 A W , Nb ,,, nw 4 1-mt. .4, Ad Sellers CL to BJ: lst Row: Kathy, Sherry, Rose, Tori, Kelly, Debra Donnay. 2nd Bow: Clyde, Gina, Lee, Claudia, Thane, Terry, Judy. 3rd Row: Donna, Betty, Debra, Cindy, Joyce, Pam. 4th Row: Mack, David, Pam, Ginger, Pat. 5th Bow: DuWayne, Tracy, Tom. 6th Flow: Chris, Gary. The EHS annual staff strived very hard this year to prepare an annual that everyone would be proud to possess. They also enjoyed working under the supervision of Mrs. Melba Aaron. Preparing an annual is a year long project. Many long, hard hours are spent in and out of the school year. Planning the ladder, covering all events, developing and printing photos, preparing the layouts and copy: not to mention a week at annual camp, selling ads, selling annuals, then distributing the final edition and hoping it will be enjoyed by one and all. 25 FHA - Todciy's People Jr. 84 Sr. Members L to R lst row: Williams, Garrett, Owen, Alexander, Blackmon, Jones, Downard, Neese, May, Plowman, Wallace, Rose 2nd row L to R: Galley, Simmons, Sanders, Maston, Grubbs, Krantz, Crabtree, Crabtree Hoffmann, Golden, Elliott, Williams, Webster, Wheat, 3rd row L to R: Lobstein, Scott, Elliott, Adair, Maxwell, Koen, Trout, Coleman, Amburn, Neese, Counter, Adams, Bradley, Phelps, Herrera, Fox, Stone, Moore. Fr. gl Soph. Members L to R 1st row: Matthews Sowell, Johnson, Crabtree Mahaney, Carter, Nevill Hull, May, Bagwell, Oliver McCoy, Cross, Dunn, Scott, 2nd row L to R: Parker Jordan, Lester, Phillips Thompson, Rich, Brown Reed, Robinson, Counter Taylor, Rich, Stewart Armstrong, Morrow, 3rd row L to R: Mrs. Lee Knight, Harris, Harvey .m,9?iiP't5',.,.P 'f 'YW Herrera, Robinson ,L,,, . Chamness, Bollinger, Fox, f '55 7 P? Maynard, Taylor, James, 55 lt't' T - - . flgjfxw l,,r M 4,5,r . l,s, T lf , 3 .A j, it Rodrlquez' LQ' W 'ar K my 1' l' f ' F.H.A. Officers The officers for the 1977-78 year were: lst row L to R: Kim Bollinger- 5th V. Pres., Diane Fox-Secretary, Lesa Thomas-lst V. Pres., Katrina Amburn-Pres., Robbie Phillips- Parliamentarian, Tami Robinson- Alternate, 2nd row L to R: Jackie Sowell-2nd V. Pres., Jeri Ann Carter -Photographer, Lonnie Hull-6th V. Pres., Mike Blackmon-4th V. Pres., Lorie Bagwell-Historian, Hjardist Dunn-3rd V. Pres. lt HERO Favorites ' s - - ' ., ,TL . , V A me I i I We, gf, WHA xi 'X . TQJQSQZ., -f -S fff F . , ai- sf , A . 4 . as xxx K .T HERO FAVORITES were: Debra Galley and Thane Arther A Home and Family members were: Maxwell, Harvey, Stutts, Stone, Dunn, Nlay, Counter, ' Krantz, Downard, Lopez, Jones, Mrs. Haun, Owen W Alexander, Blackmon Adams, Frasier, Fox, and Underhill. Silver Thimble Award goes to Robbie Phillips F.F.A. Officers And Awards BRNIS Mille H and 'TZQWABE SER. In K ,c fx I : , ' - F.F.A. Officers for 77-78 were: Mark Slaughter, Pres., Tom Crowder, Vice-Pres., Sherry Kidd, Secretary, Chris Justice, Treasurer, Mike Simmel, Reporter, Jim Stutts, Sentinel, DuWayne Hunter, State Advisor, Clyde l-lenson, Parliarnentarian, and Lisa Butler, Librarian. Gen. Ag. Mech. Skill Team for 77-78 were L to R: Tom Crowder, Mark Slaughter, and Steve Pennington. District Reporter for F.F.A. was Lisa Butler. Ag Mechanics Place 4th In Area 39 i, K l Q fl Ag ll, lll: lst Row CL to RD Sherry, Lisa, Gregg, Max, Brenda, Scotty, Marty, Sidney, Larry. 2nd Row CL to RJ Nancy, Coy, Eddie, Seth, Marq, Joey, Steve, James. 3rd Row CL to RJ Bill, Dale, Brian, Steve P., Mike, Ken, Gary, Kerry, DuWayne, Mark, Tom. Ag I, lst Row QL to RD Tony, Kenneth, Mike, Jett, Wayne. 2nd Row CL to RJ Suzanne, Randy, Jeff B., Mark, Leslie, Joe, Tammy. 3rd Row CL to RJ Randy, Richard, Trent, Steve, Harry. 4th Row CL to RJ Shannon, Wayne B., Jeff K., Terry, Dwight. K 2 .Ly . N45 -, , . M' -A M .ri Q tix, 5 ' A t 5 P J' Nix , it 1 Q f ' . Rf' ' . . 'VTE 7 , ,, M., ,. , , t K v . 5 'ii'c' ,,. A A - s .A-, -P' 1 E .I S 4- A 1 at i 5,- ..f5 'HR . 5.-. ' 'I Q 7 ' i N 'V . lt. vii! 1 . f r ig . ' . NA iii? , , Q i . Q -fat . if .4 ' y A , ,. The FFA was very active in various activities in 1977-78. They were involved in learning Parliamentary Procedure, Judging Contest, Skills, Awards, General Ag. Mechanics, Pas- ture and Land Judging, and many other additional skills were learned in the Ag classes. The Ag students achieved much and we congratulate them. Congratulations go to Tome Crow- der tor being High Point individual for General Ag Mechanics. Congratulations also go to the Gen- eral Ag Mechanics class for placing fourth in Area. Ag l Tammy Spruill, Connie Rose. Gen. Ag Mech. lst Row CL to RJ Arthur, Randy, Wesley, Gen. Ag Mech. CL to RJ Kenneth, Steve, Jim. 2nd Row CL to RJ John, Mark, Clyde, Jims, Tracy, Eddie. Tom, DuWayne. 3rd Row CL to R5 Chris, Willard, Bubba, Dale, Robert. 4th Row CL to RJ Mack, Gary, James. 29 FFA Does Well In District Seth practices welding. ff' District Sr. Chapter Conducting 1st Row CL to RJ: Mike, Sherry, Steve, Lisa 2nd Row: Dale, Mike K., Scotty, Randy, James, Seth. xi T 'G . ' ,, cs sit,,, f rig. W btrg . X V V ' S sss, , , M? Jr. Chapter Conducting 1st Row CL to RJ: Randy, Mark, Trent, Shannon. 2nd Row: Suzanne, Harry, Dwight, Richard, Joe, Tony. Tom demonstrates the proper way to han- dle a tractor. f-N: 1 . W 'N 3 .frm . ' 'gg' X , , KA ' . E , 'Xl Y.: H. . h ig X F S ft-.4 Sr . . fir . f i f ' K ' 'L ' ei ,WST ' a,..,. AW . Y f 'K m m it Z 2:2 .. LV QA ' Z ,. - 1' T. V . V R N : as if K.. , N E. . f.. gg V V w i gs D , lv N ' ftyjlh -1 4 X Area General A . Mech. Team, Mark Trac , District Sr. Farm Skills: Mar ,CI de, Tom, Trac , Gar , Sidne . Y Y Tom. FFA Receives Recognition A Practice Land Judging CL to RJ ist Row: Shannon, Mike, Harry, Now tell me again. 2nd Row: Mike, Brian, Dwight, Kerry. Practice Range and Pasture CL to RJ 1st Row: Mark, Lisa, Randy, Farm Radio Broadcasting: James, Ken, 2nd Row: Larry, Suzanne, Ken, Tammy. Brian. lgvfmwwgm Vg, ' . -, M g P, , :fr,5fY1Y?' 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J ' w.f..tz 9 Area Livestock Judging: QL to FD Sidney, Area Dairy Judging:CLto FD Wayne, Suzanne,Jeff. Dale, Steve. Ag Students Do Well In Stock Show David. . . Do you really think that will help? The Agricultural people did well at the Stock Show. Sherry Kidd won Grand Champion and Reserve Champion with her prize steer. The people in the swine division also had Grand Champions as well as Reserve Champions. Mark Slaughter, DuWayne Hunter and Wil- lard Collins were honored as such. Many others placed well in their events and should be recognized as having done out- standing work. M fl 1 -pfiai . 'Q + t.... YF QQ ' :gen 2 A - -fu R-lf- 6, .. 1. .t . ... j is mi 3 Sooey, pig, sooey. S . Last minute grooming before the show. dh-J Q Sherry passes out ribbons. Judge. . . LOOK over here!! 33 i Toclciy's People Ai Work Students in HECE attend classes in the morning and work in the afternoon. Through their jobs, students learn the business of retailing, salesmanship, location of business property, and use of office machinery. The first year students were: L to R, lst Row: Jenni B., Lori W., Melody T., Kathy N., Sharon S., 2nd Row: Jill C., Steve N., Kay P., Rusty F., Cindy M, 'wvrm The second year students were: Debra G., Thane A., and Carla E. ,,.,.ndW V, The HECE Officers were: L to R-Jill, Reporter: Cindy, Treasurer: Carla, Historian, Kathy, Photographer: Jenni, Secretary: Rusty, Vice-President: Thane, President, Not Pictured: Debra, Student Council Representative. A First In History Q,,,.v 'w ni agp! Y Q E.H.S. Firefighters Q ' H it A' I 'f' if L 1. Mike, Gary, Grant, Brady, Cleve, and Travis were involved in the CJC auto mechanics and the welding courses. Of E.H.S. The tirepeople for 1977-78 were: Suzanne Hill, Gary Peak, James Doyle, DuWayne Hunter, Mack Walker-Chief, Dennis Lopez, Gary Bagwell, Tony Shook, Marty Daniels. The elementary P.E. assistants made history. They were the first to receive credit toward graduation in this particu- lar course. Elwyn, Jeff, and Larry were among the students who took the CJC auto mechanics course. Elementary P.E. assistants were: L to R: lst Row: Rebecca, Cynthia rudy, Bose, Kelly, Brenda. 2nd Bow: Betty, Marla, Debbie, Sherri, Nan, Wynell, l-liardist, Donnay. 3rd Bow: Donna, Ginger, Mack, Coach Adair, Tracy, Jim, Clyde. Some elementary students are also pictured. 35 The Beat Goes On .. NM if 5 , '5 -Lf A .A X t N , .. . ,,,, ' . ' -'i eeve . .L m '.'CQ-1 ' ' Q 3 H sw ' . ,I -v -.-nys, ,4,. mi s :' 3 , 4.112 -fic , : -3, -wg: .if .1,,.3g7f.,f':f i ,I '.,, -FI -A Isvtff. j k zxgf: .- -ff fu: '1 , Za-'F ,rl A 'W r , l, , ., 2 1. mu.,-,. H ' xl Y N ', W f 3 Y . 'K V 'L , 'A' 'Z' , , wav 1, I Ev, . f ff- g . 5g:gJ'7'Q, ,,,,,,, . .lr , tx. 4 M ., - 4, J Q l it VV H 4 VJ i I Qt l ti.. ee', n' is h . -' 03 if ' x ft ' P 5' WJ, 1 L 1 A Q .. ..,,, L , , V. Qi , ', . 1. ,' , A Nj, , .,f J, If A, . I A 1 'lt V' 5, . 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Band members were: 1st Row, L to R:QThompson, Reed, Hill, Petty, Mitchell Armstrong, Carter. 2nd Row, L to R: Pyke, Armstrong, Rich, Scott, Bollinger, Glenn, Harvey, Coleman, rozco, Truran, Kidd, May, Jordan, Stewart, Joiner. 3rd Row, L to R: Novak, Watson, Hutto, William , artin, Reed, Basham, Kinnaird, Glenn, Saers, Harvey, Marney, Scott, Hopson, Marney, Bagwell, Housson, Wilcoxon, Price, Thompson, Amburn, Bond. 4th Row, L to R: Petty, O'Brien, Doyle, Ames. Standing, L to R: Simmel, Gourley, Robinson, Grisham, Maclaskey, Tankersley, Arther, Golden. ,Ep ,get ,N ,MW-A Mrs. Maclaskey holding Sara, the newest band Kenny, Harry, and Jimmy involved in a penny-anny poker member. game. The Leaders Cf Today The officers were ftop to bottom-L to RJ Weesie Pyke, Thane Arther, Pam Golden,,Laeey Gourley, Pam Thompson, Melody Bond, atrici ' . The band was directed by James Maclaskey. The band officers for this year were: Thane Arther-Presi dentp Pam Thompson-Vice Presidentp Weesie Pyke- Secretary-Treasurer: Lacey Gourley-Reporterp Pam Golden-H' ' ng Melody Bond-Social Chairman: and atricia Finle Photographer. Monica Mitchell was appointed Librarian. The representatives were: Alta Harvey-Senior: Katrina Amburn-Juniorp Jimmy Kinnaird-Sophomorep and Suzanne Hill- Freshman. The band plays at pep rallies. Mr. Maclaskey-Director The representatives were Clst rowj: Katrina Amburng 2nd row: Jimmy Kinnaird, Alta Harveyp C-3rd rowjz Monica Mitchell, Suzanne Hill. 37 Stepping High A A r 'IQQMT3 Leading this year's band was Drum Major Thane Arther. He was responsible for maintaining order on the marching field. Assistant Drum Major Brenda Sanders fills in for the Drum Major should he be unable to per- form. Thane Arther-Drum Major Brenda Sanders-Assistant 7 , ' k i 74? E '. '.p'?'r 5 AVF' I.. 11+ 4' Q3-',Q5ff3'7 ' ' 'fh' f T31 5 if-gg' '5'f1:f'A , ?9 3'Y. 9.74, Yrjf ' 'u jq rfffl qif . +. a , glrQ?,i:jQ,j,Qg 114. 3 ig:fj??f?35w Mf 1. 'f 3433. ff QE Q! .f'A1,5 'V.i4574 ,M W '5 .6 it'k..M ,. ,Z Aff! V V 'fR1.2g'?w gg? My , TrQxfk' fy Qilfyj-1 ' ,V ,Luz , M ,fff r l-sag, -T A q giq . x is b :Q .1 ,Mi,:?g1 , ,.j5gj,,g, MY' . WH , Mr M' ' A - ff V -K' , ' 'ff 0 M W. . 5' Vw 51 E3 ', fit' MM 'Qf - we f , M M M l f M . - . t M... 1 . an M 'fltfhgvvf . H-f'r'r ' Q 'KM M sg MM-1' 'nf Ml M. - ' . K ' 3' . 551' ' , - . ifwjtf -Qf fzf' ' JM . QV- t .sr --Eze. M . if 9 ' MM. M M s H- 1, i A Q' T ' H L. ' Q ,1-i-i l'- 'I . . ' . WKL. I I ' Mi ,.f'3Wg,g:.M 5jg.f '.' L K , ' ' 'i ' M 7 A X My . M , M jrr,M -. ' f ' K i it Mis' ' 'fe ' . T . ' C 3+ , J gig , r:Zv.V.U -A ,al J ln .. - , 1 J Melissa-Head Pam-Jr. Lesa-Soph. Gina-Junior Stepping high for the Maverick Band this year were twirlers Melissa Tankers- ley-Head, Pam Golden, Lesa Thomas, and Gina Swafford. They added glamour and sparkle to the half time highlights. The twirlers also showed their skills at the pep rallies. q. Pam Golden, Melissa Tankersley, Lesa Thomas, 38 Gina Swafford. Bond Brings Honor To E.H.S. l 1 Melissa and Jimmy received a lst division in U.l.L. Solo Ensemble The John Philip Sousa Award went to Thane Arther. Many activities fill the life ofthe band student. From sum- mer band the first of August to drum major, twirler, and flag tryouts in mid-May, the year is a busy one. Football games, UIL Marching Contest, Christmas concert, TMEA All-Region Band, UIL Solo-Ensemble, Cisco Music Festival, UIL Con- cert-Sight Reading, and Spring concert are some of the ways in which the band strives to bring recognition and honor to E.H.S. . 'x f' 'r 5 -rrf K 'I M I 'f -: , f 1 it F 7 if .' , Q 3 - , ' ' ,,, M, -. Wk ' . V vi , V1 If A brk, ...M -f .V - 5 l mb f fx , Ti ' Who's Who in Music were Weesie, Thane, Melissa, Lacey, and Pam. All District Band members wer atricia oyce, Jimmy, and Kim. 39 2 Cheerleaders Spirit Excels , , ofl i I bv S Wynell, Head Hjardist, Sr. lVlelody, Sr. i .Q Varsity Cheerleaders for 1977-78 were J' Wynell Ensor, Hjardist Dunn, Melody Bond, 9' Ginger Hoffmann, Donnay Adair, Dawn Underhill, and Tammy Harvey. The cheer- leaders were an essential part of our sports program. They also put in many hours of hard work besides games. Qinger, Jr. 40 Donnay, Jr. Dawn, Soph. Tammy, Fresh Season Proves Tough Av ws... Lu L,. e.f The Varsity football members were: lst Row, L to R: Collins, Bagwell, Hill, Lopez, Spradling, Hallmark, Wharton and Adams. 2nd Row, L to Ft: Gibson, Lund, Alexander, Watson, Underhill, Swift, Peak, and Justice. 3rd Row, L to R: Head Coach Hess, Frazier, Mathis, Owen, Crowder, Washington, Davidson, Coach Adair, and Coach Hughes The football managers were: L to R: Darrell Basham, Larry Martin, and David Sancillo. Sept Sept Sept Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Varsity Football Schedule Cross Plains Ranger DeLeon Merkel Hamilton Cisco Breckenridge Clyde Comanche Open Date Coleman O 14 41 47 24 27 45 15 34 24 Easdand Easdand Easdand Easdand Easnand Easdand Easdand Easdand Easdand Eastland J.V. Looked Promising 2 JV Football. lst Row, L to R: Norris, Mahan, Flinn, Housson, Washington, Ford, Aaron, Krantz. 2nd Row, L to R: Jones, Alford, Shook, Duncan, Hunter, Dennis, Garrett. 3rd Row, L to R: Coach Sullivan, Gordon, Ames, Bakker, Reed, O'Brien, J. Woods, Frost, S. Woods, Coach Winchell. JV Football Schedule Clyde Eastland DeLeon Eastland Merkel Eastland Rising Star Eastland Stephenville Eastland Breckenridge Eastland Cisco Eastland Cisco Eastland The J.V. football team ended their eight game schedule with a four and four season. The team was unscored on and undefeated after its first four games. The J.V. team showed character and much promise for the coming football seasons. 42 Cheering the JV football team on were: L to R: Suzanne Hill: Hjardier Dunn, head: and Lori Bagwell. Fig , The M Tom Crowder-Sr. Mf r i i Q fu j' i . 4' x 1 4 1 S ,wr ff? '-33' , , ' 'Tl ff gm i ' 'gg 3 ' -,ff 'ff' ., y ,iff s -7-7,f',, +fj,, K , ' 5 I '14 V 1' air' ' 5 is si? , , , T35 I, - iv Lv 1f1'f23'f, Chris Justice-Sr. '33 M .KU , -5 ,. e , k , , ii l , Qi, 2 - ' js 1 i Jim Owen-Sr. avericks Learn The Ups 81 Downs Y a fy fy, Ay ,Q L f, l . ui, -WW if 4,4 I r - . ,:-x f bw 4 Q John Hill-Sr. Rusty Frazier-Sr. Dennis Lopez--Sr. Larry Mathis-Sr, ' ' 'VK l I .1 .sw M 1 lu ' ' DME' f , L il in if: Q. 1 Elwyn Davidson-Sr. Kenneth Underhill-S , 4 Q- F' K N nf: me , .L-1,5 ., 4 Us, .' , Nathan Washington-Sr. Terry Alexander-Sr. Thom Winingar-Sr. 43 The Mavericks had a very hard season. They are looking forward to a new season next year. Even though this season was hard, there was one bright spot. Wesley Col- lins, Junior, made All-Dis trict Honorable Mention on Defense. Wesley Collins-Jr. Ken Swift-Soph. 44 Gary Bagwell-J r. Kevin Wharton-J r. Z . t ..' , Q in I,-Z. , Lid: ,X 'UQ , i I 'A is N f f . .6 ,fr , lr '37 fu' A in I I., ,, ,fini as Billy Adams-Jr. Steve Hallmark-Soph. , Q fs Scott Spradling-J r. Kerry Watson-Soph. --gi f . , t sl b i ' t 7 fl' , M-.K D' f , 'tw-' ff i '. ' ar'-v k LVV- Pa ikk' 1' Brian Lund-Soph. Gary Peak-Soph. Eddie Gibson-Soph. Pep Rallies Arouse Spirit is I Page 'Q ix ny w X X Spirited Seniors enjoy pep rally Spanish Club reveals talent iel ,L- W my ak 45 f S V, in N eeee F.H.A.'s version of Loboes Juniors do their part in yelling lr 111 lfmwk S 7, , 6 5. Q ss, 'i vi: Y' tk RW A , V ,.4.n1il T Sophomores do their thing The Beta Club Boxers E f 1 x f , ' L , -Y Q. Faculty is on the War Path The young, restless, and spirited Fr.'s l. 45 Pep Squad Generates Spirit P Qi? L i ' 'NX f Ki ,,1,g .g,, A 1,2,L. . ,, ?,fi ,, g f Aeele , 5 ,Jlf e . 'P e ee H' s A Q 5' .xii H at 7 138A 4 5, --...J 1 V v Vjvyanf . , .. WX G3 iz pg- Zn 1 W . a W, A I , ,.,.-f at -. - J P , f :K S 1' . ' Lf 5 iii f i L it iw e L ff L L P c ' ' is Q my L I5 ll ' ' L C .tg 4.54, Ve V lg ' .e..e I Ai , 'A L , Q . H X W . . . ',W, S' e,ee E ' . 2 -eee L f av is r ' kA,, ,f if ,,i -:yfs Qz.fk..f,, -.:Q ii, T, V S I 'A Q . .V I, Q ' ,.'khr-,, fgl 'K i ,f V . my , ,,,,,,,,,4,...e .y wiiiiu V In-NMX 3 i -2. , . , . , 1 w e I 'L M - . p B eee 'i f i L e, T - ev . J - ' KZ. ' . L it L L A s .,.. vlmnsw- gs 'I 1 . - 1 p Pep Squad members were: 1st row, L to R: Fox, Krantz. 2nd row: Sancillo, Owen. 3rd row: Morrow, McClain, Odom, Proctor, Rich, Fox, Bradley, Hess. 4th row: Garrett, Crabtree, Bulgerin, Stone, Rodri ezw5th row: Neese, Matthews, Allmand, Galley, Harris. 6th row: May, Dunn, Hull, McCoy, Webster, Trout, tiles, axwell, Phillips. 7th row: Mahaney, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Mahan. 8th row: Walker. 9th row: Kidd, Herre , 4 , Chamness, Chamness. Nevill. P4541 'BW' 'U lv 0 ' I V' ' . B ,.ffm..4f . ,y , 'W' SK we ,'Q'.'4QE7t3ff. fi 'W ?'ff'ff'fi i - IP' M4 442 ,,,..-an 1. Captains CL to FO: Jenni Bradley, Brenda Adams, Jo Allmand, Claudia Bulgerin, Debra Galley, Kelly Stone. 46 The sponsors, Mrs. Mahan and Mrs. Lee, receive mums. Mavericks Progress The Mavericks, lead by Coach Keith Sullivan, posted a four and eight season in District. This was the Mavericks second season under the direction of Coach Sullivan. Their quality of play- ing has vastly improved from years past. . .-.,., ,. , EE Managers: Darrell Basham and Larry Martin. Easnand Easdand Easdand EasHand Easdand Easdand EasHand Easdand Easdand Eashand Easdand Easdand Schedule 84 Hamilton 42 Coleman 58 Breckenridge 71 Cisco 53 Comanche 30 Clyde 63 Hamilton 49 Coleman 55 Breckenridge 59 Cisco 49 Comanche 68 Clyde L to R: Keith Bulgerin, Scott Spradling, Willard Collins, Bart Boles, Doug May, Coach Sullivan John Matthews, Jim Owen, Ken Swift, Wesley Collins. Wx 'Sr any Skill Ancl Determination Sr. Boys-L to Fl: Doug May, Jim Owen, Keith Bulgerin. l '.. .el Jr. Boys-L to R: Wesley Collins, Scott Spradling, John Matthews Bart Boles, Willard Collins. The Mavericks gained progress and experience during the sea- son. The team consisted of three Seniors, five Juniors, and one Sophomore. Soph. Boy: Ken Swift. Hard Work Provides Results The Mavettes under the direction of Miss Pat Steward finished out the season with a 7 and 5 district record. They finished third overall in the 9-AA district behind Comanche and Clyde respectively. Q is A . ,N if Wh? My fav an EasUand Easdand Easdand Eashand Easdand Easdand Easdand Easdand Easdand Easdand Easuand Easdand Schedule 51 Hamilton 29 Coleman 38 Breckenridge 57 Cisco 40 Comanche 49 Clyde 58 Hamilton 39 Coleman 55 Breckenridge 51 Cisco 26 Comanche 44 Clyde Z 'F , KW ,fv- QW ed? Varsity Girls Clst row L to RJ: Hull, Owen, Stone, Sancillo, arker, Underhillg 2nd row Jordan, Bulgerin, Dunn, Crabtree, Krantz, D. Crabtree, Petty, Smith tiles. o 5 Team Gains Experience Sr. Girls-L to R: Hiardist Dunn, Judy Krantz, Donna Crabtree, Claudia Bulgerin, Kelly Stone. Soph. Girls: Tammy Jordan, Kerry Petty, Kim Owen, Dawn Underhill, Susan Hull. Jr. Girls L to R: Deborah Crabtree, Cynthia Sancillo, Belinda Wallace. The Mavettes put forth a gallant effort during the sea- son, but fell short with a third place finish. The squad was composed of five Seniors, four Juniors, seven Sopho- l mores, and one Freshman. t l'V. S t fs.. . A T15 V 50 Fr. Girl: Charlye Parker Preparation Of Tomorrow's Athletes Fr. Boys CL to RJ: Edwards, Housson, Garrett, Ford, Coach Sullivan, Flinn, O'Brien, Aaron, Krantz. J.V. Girls Clst row-L to RJ: Hill, May, Robinson, Joiner, Counter, Harvey, Reed, Phillips, 2nd row: Ms. Steward, Carter, Nevill, Bagwell, Matthews, Parker, Crabtree, Hess, Price, Mahaney. l l JV Boys CL to RJ: Mahan, Gordon, Norris, Counter, Lund, Daniels, Coach Sullivan, Bakker, Peak, Shook, Galley, Norris. The Junior Varsity and Fresh- men level athletics are a prepa- ration for Varsity athletics. The Fr. and JV did a fine job this past season. it-if t 2 -.v lim l ,V Wa ' v 5 Q, Sk A.-W' Sv' 'if f Shoot the Hoop! Up,Upand Away. . . 5 l i fv-.... ,V Jim And Bart State Qualifiers t J ' 5 I t N A 1 J ' rs ' : 9, I ,l CY . . A 1 F . ' , -... 57' 1- . 'mf : f. - J.. . 1 ' Jim Owen-2nd in Dist. 120 Tracy Nlulrhead-440 dash Bart Boles-High Jump 6'11 Hurdlers - T7 - fm , , . ,, gods-:ifgf k ' ,M --S y -.. 9 H nl Q .Z , A strenuous anonymous workout. A letter to the UIL offices in Austin set the state for what was the most heartbreaking situ- ation for two fine young men, Jim and Bart. The hideous letter alleged that the Eastland track team has entered too many track meets this season and that there- fore these two state competitors were ineligi- ble. Varsity Track Team: Jim Owen, Bart Boles, Managers: Darrell Basham, Larry Martin Tracy Muirhead. Q,- J.V. Boys Win District if N S, ay-is 4 e l X fm 0 n V j 2? A t X . 4 c, fri if 'lf 4 'J . ' 1 e rl . - ' e ?- , by fri' 4112? ' st iff. i X 'ww J . cr gift c' rl S 'M X ' , - i 1 -4 -'r v . , L '-fu . Mil VV.. ., ' V Z kkqr . g r 3 .Q 3' N I ,L ' X Scan. F' - Q ' rf J R 'h Q J 0 k Y Fr. 440 Relay: Krantz, Shook, Johnson, Ford Var. Mile Relay: Owen, Peak, Dennis, Smith, Muirhead Var. 440 Relay: Watson, Peak, Muirhead, Dennis, Smith Fr. Mile Relay: Shook, Krantz, Johnson, Duncan not Pic. mf f 1 1-Q 4fi:5fn,.f5 ,M f W-iw r 9, md as ,iw nf t ' ,Nbr 'Ai J l , ,I 0 W4 l Qff il , J effffx I R' A x, I V l 1 yvlii, ,KV :: ' ' f ' V,,, Alford, Bakker, Johnson, Krantz, Housson, Fr. Quarter Milers J.V. shows lots of promise for the future by winning the District track meet at A.C.U. The boys scored a total of 1 16 points in the track meet. 440 Relay, lst District: Seth, Peak, Leslie, Watson Mile Relay, lst District: Smith, Peak, Johnson, Krantz 53 ., , Y :M x Q 1 ,,..k I - ,521 1 N . J. ts , A Nj ' H43 ts, up xx is , . vu, 0 it . -15,54 Q i Vfglrgiff 3 . J ' J 'ie f - Lrti 1 ' ' ' Kltxk I ' V ftiif i . ' H , J s J i i 51:5 .f.L-f N s, xl x E . g, i 1 V- to f , J A, 9 . if A ..r 5 , aff S . N A Shot gl' Discus: CStandingJ Ames, Reed, Daniels, Bakker, Johnson, CSittingj Norris. XI1 Distance: fStandingJ Aaron, Mahan, Alford, Ford, If in K , 'D' J fi AX ' ? i , if Sm, , ,Ei k 3I p4,1 I , L esh Y? A A 'T' 'ii' a4:T - A , M 64 ix r 1 gf A ff 'A I1 it ,yf ::W- QS, -. 4 -i:- 4 .. iv -1 we q A si! a t 3 1 5 .IA xg! . f i J . J .s i 6 'J N D ' X - WJ: iw WV Hurdlersz 11st rowj Norris, Aaron, C2nd rowj Shook, Gordon, Swift, Owen. Long Jumpers: Shook, Norris, Swift, Johnson, Alford. CSittingJ Housson. , J... 'sq 's i x xx , j I f I 5 X f A A VVVD , if ' ' I .1 is , ' fs Y 'iyi o if '57--1.555 Q A QQ! wfyti, , 2156 , , ,gil D roi E i t . , 1 if ht, .J r X N i rsif - is t A 3 , ' . 5 km? . V Q , :,. N If ' , , gf: V ,, .2 f , J N Q 5 V. X ,L ,X x I , , kfv' . 37 ,t A ' fsi 2 J , t 1, A ,I , I A I --115' I M5 I , X ,. A , .gi f , 3 it . , . , , ' ' '- N 1 ' 52 5 I 1 , K . gl X, , 'Z' . f ',..- A 4, . ., Sprinters: C1st rowj Johnson, Shook, Dennis, Krantzp C2nd rowj Smith, Muirhead, Swift, Watson, Norris, Peak. Mike Duncan completing a hard workout. i Wynell And Charlye Win District . is . . , tts. S Z -if , -P i . .zmezsii ii? - z i 1 I-ww ' 'lm f 'W H ,332 ,,.fbq,, , .. . ...it Q? . V . I ...,, , Civ 13. ch I will . fy. , 9 g . f 'lvlzff WF '- 4 'lfcngf ZQA ...L t , P C H 5 r 'fi' .,1z.iv'ff,-ski.-cfm f'- f 'vw c f i -'ifwfi 'ew:wf'. ftfffiigfffwfffi: w vwfwiqii' Sr-fg5:g'f'gm-ff Q. i -3. -,5,,.,'-irfii-N ,,Um,,,,. +. ,-,,gaas if,.,,,f . ,, yew. + M 'fffwaarw'-fw fiyy ',S.:ff4:'fQg'qi, f r .. E H, ,11',f-tiiiszfilfi-i?'.ffiz.2zii. w.ai.?5w ' .Q ' . Senior Hurdler-Wynell Ensor High Jumper-Charlye Parker. j ,M 5? V . vu f 'Si' ' 24914 1. , 1 .. 'f,Qii ' ' wi e ..Q aci...g.. ' ' 19?-L. ' 5 A l E . . 'W i Q QS ii g S ,mi ' .i EQ Qi? xi. LD- if 'I ' X -.Hg this in if J -' , .5 V . f Q iii I F 5327 I fiyilfi S f ' . . . ,, :P , te' ' 'if TF , A 'r rr--,. 1 , i fa L . ,, Q., '. rrrrr Managers-Phyllis Nlahas ney, Robbie Phillips. Hurdlers-Ensor, Bagwell, Robinson, May. Quarter Nlilers-Annette Counter, Charlye Parker, Susan Smith, Dawn Underhill, Jeri Ann Carter. K . . m 4 v C -in cgi . K A . -Q , , , fi it K wL.1N l ,. M ., ,i X, , ' V, i . V - . i i , , Q F I. ,W ,Q Q 5 ,V . , , ,,. , .. ff 5 'C' t ,. l 5 I , if Q V' f., M ' eff Sf 5 K, ' A 4 'irrl I l'sr E g, Ji ' Sprint Relay-Bagwell, Carter, Crabtree, Ensor. Long Jumpers-Annette Counter, Char- lye Parker, Terri May. Wynell Ensor won first place in the Hur- dles at District and was a Regional Quali- fier. Charlye Parke'r won first place in the Long Jump and High Jump at District and X., was a Regional Qualifier. The Spring Relay E placed fifth in District. 55 Girls Place 4th In District Milers-Cathy Rich, 3rd, Emma Herrera, 4th. 4th, Kathy Reed. Triple Jumpers-Jeri Ann Carter, ,, iscus- ie Bagwell, Susan Smith, and am Mor n. , 1 fi :QD i - ,iE , 4213 A i 1 F i E ,S H yn 5 f-,L ,.,-,,.:' I A A I , fr: C lls, l , , ya by , , Q l Q S l i We B if if y , K V L? A L ffl,V I I LV 1 1 J- -1 - ..eF'pw WW 880 runners-Becky Thompson, Kathy Reed, f . gg ,wprj Brenda Stiles, and Cynthia Sancillo. Shot Put-Kerry Petty, Susan Smith, and Belinda Wallace. 880 relay-Jeri Ann Carter, Wynell Ensor, Charlye Parker, and Deborah Crabtree 3rd, B Sprinters , or fr ' ei'-2 jf-ff-il 'Y Lorie Bagwell Deborah Crabtree Jeri Dee ' l . by ,, 3 , y , 5 4 ,srs we 5 .C ' 7 7 f S ,, -,f . , 'xt , I 5 , V j it l A T C Ii S fiw :xi J M Matthews,g1d Terri May. I I Doug Moy Qualifies For Regional it fl - , V152 ,. Congratulations to the tennis team. M , Q9 l ' X ' . P They did an outstanding job this year. l .,. t g 5 fl' Doug May won district and Patricia J., 5 M2 L . . May received 3rd. Several got into the ' ' , Q ' its I -52 N quarterfinals. My A , f t r 1 .. ' . 5 'f iv 'K' . P- E , Nl--Q ' Q- t to-'V r .r fr . ' L ' .V NS wi X ' f 5, Ar . W I 1 A : f ll '4 . fl in 'KV to 'g, X 'Y ..,, jli. Igl ' .e 5 ,Q .... l P K ' 'r-' ... - - ' txtt, s f ' -- aw Ja. on w iiri ' tt A First Row: Adair, Hoffmann, P. May, Koen, 2nd Row: Smith, Mathews, D. May, Muirhead, Stiles, Mr. Duncan Coach K. SS.. - . H,--,i ,iff QQ ,Is lt ' lst Flow: Joiner, Harvey, Robinson, Johnson, 2nd Flow: Knight, Harris Hill, Nevill, Armstrong, 3rd Row: Maynard, Price, Owen, Blair, Hess tw ,fg , ., fray.. dv 1 7 1 gf . , t . . . . V 5 . - 5 G 3 . . . , 4.,. . .Q 1, . 4 M ' ' ' 41' W A86 A .4 . -- ' 1' , . L94 ... ye . xy ,,f.,T.., , , gvlrf' vt. ,sat ' . .fv' , . J . Doug May-District Champ 'vb his-A 1' 4.4. 4 's f we g.,Q ,Zxhul l , -1 'xy ' 3' - 1 . Jfgfwf ja' 4: I P ' ' , ,I 0 , fwi, , Rich ,iw Q-. -.,3,,,. h A f - , ., -ff. - ti ' ' , -l pro! .. ...--...-. . .--M 32 lst Row: Edwards, Jordan, Petty, Hutto, Littleton, 2nd Row: Novak, Patricia May,3rdin District Smith, Marney, Bradley, Galley, Hull if , K X: x - -mga Ginger and Sherry-Doubles Donnay and Teresa-Doubles wi' ,-q. K f .PQ , miL: :f, I, ,N fa.. L . :1,J..1 '- ...l wk :Mr A- , I , fi ' j ,gi 22: -. ,feud ,, ,JL QQ 'til ff 5' F4 V SFU! 3 W ' f' 4' ml 2-ff. .1 A ' LQ X n W ,u f 4 ' 3 . 5 P N. I ' I fV.f: t:i I Xi Q- Af: - n Y ' .: 'zz' ' ' John and Davie-Doubles Tracy-Singles Donnie and Randy-Doubles 58 Hd Boys Golf Wins District 3 N- 5 District Golf Team: CL to RJ Dannie, Brian, Mike, Kenny, Mr. Duncan, James, Jeff. Q-s9'9' A ix X Boys Golf Team: lst Row KL to RJ Donnie, Jeff, Kenny, Mike, James, 2nd Row CL to RJ Brian, Tony, Ken, Lee, Kerry, Mr. Duncan. w Q nf . V . 'K 1 ji 'Y N 0. ,,,,,j5. M., V4 vi fr Q V. . ..-Q F Nm ' .rg J' r I A ,V, Brian concentrates on his shot. James makes a good swing. i ' ' ' T3 M .. Li r x. he f,q,3,,gm it ri.--if ' T J , ,..,. , .., Mr. Duncan instructs Mike. N K , J at D . . if X . 1- X E35 -'V-' Vs xif 1 :lf L Qi iiii ' f f m t 4 . it .it ,ik I .2 '- 'QW . - ac A I Girls Golf Team: Claudia with Mr. Dun- can. The boys golf team did exception- ally well in 1977-78 winning district. In April they competed in Regional Golf Meet at Arlington and placed tenth. 59 U1 E Association Wearing a letter jacket at E.H.S. means that tal- ented young men and women were truly dedicated to their particular sport. They have earned this letter through hard work, dependability, good attitudes, and lots of pride in finishing what they started. BE PROUD MAVERlCKSl Other Srs, were: Tom, Other Jrs. Larry, Elwyn. Cynthia. kj , ffrirr' .ttt -. ---- aww-M A i. 51 ,. 1 5.5-r -- wmsarasmi, q . . - .. , ,-V , gi' N H . 1 T E P .Q tk 'sl y, . K4 f . V V v VV V I ,, 'tl fy, 1 'Q' V K ., V N VVVVSV . . VW- . V ' . 'I' . A A Serif' 'k,- il 5 - 'lil H5 - k :J 3-535 1 -.. . . qv, x l., ' gi? 9 4' r.'. l lj - -1 V. V sf ki T . vol Q. . . 1 f it ' . ' ff f -x Q + E, We if -KW its . lf L? x f . ., A. .s Q, 3 N f Q ,gsm V. -GV I Q ...r V 5 I., 31,55 , V , , V.. V.. ,WV if . V .E V .ry 5 ' ' 2, 1' ' 5 'gi . ff. 9 'ref it 1' ' Z? A 455- ' 'G I Soph. Iettermen were L to R: lst Row: Marq, Eddy, Jeff, Seth, Steve. 2nd Row: Kerry, Lonnie, Susan, Patricia, Dawnfml-3rd Row: Johnny, Brian, Marty, Kerry, Ken, Gary. 1 s cr rt Qffffl E se T -q . - . , . ,'.,,. .',.. . ' 9 li , A ' Qu. tv as 'AV , A A V V t V VV 1. rylr V V V VV? Ir. , , ' I ' T . A- VV r V if l A K1 M E -' 1 VV? V I ' '3 ' 3 ' -, J Q- ' wgx 'i' it K - 'f if '5 W - J. it ' .. A V V L f V ,Q V V ' U V4 V V Jima, rw- ' .11 ' , 74 '.' Ig ' Z, ,M - 47 Q 'thi' Q V V -. 4 1- V A r ., Yr EV., H 'Q rg ly ' A I J ' ' gf' T I' -A . fi-' -5 l . 3 it X. 57- - V .., , . i f as -- 5 . ' ' x. . -Q gg in ' 'A ' I 4 A, 'f A ,1 Y' Sr. Iettermen were Lto R, lst Row: Mike, Keith, John, David, Rusty. 2nd Row: Claudia, Sherry, Judy, Kelly, Wynell, Dennis. 3rd Row: Jim, Tom, l-ljardist, Terry, Melody, Kenneth, Donna, Doug, Donnie. Sill-5 S' ,-.,,,i ,li .i....tVVt3 .MY -,.. B I ' , f E . iff . J Q fl f rl X 9 1 , .. E 'f f 5. r. ,Lg , 1 -wi, . ' n . V V V- 'C ' WZ Q ' S ' 5. 3 to ' .. VI.. as E E' ' G P . fs V -4... , inf' - f V V . V ...,. Q ,L H- Q - to 4. V ,Q M. f. V W My -f , f . 1 . N , . E . X sw' V , V .V..f' i 8. . s., . Kin..-f , lf QT IA J If V fi' 'i Q' R 1' 1' Q11 L, 5' V- ,' V 7 A, --X' If x KS 4 V X Q V 3, T - i Q ' , V! VV , 1- 1 i ' f, Q . X VJ: ' K+- K fx W fhxxif-'f 4i V A r K J V V ,..... E . Jr. Iettermen were L to R: lst Row: Steve, Kenny, James, Bubba, Jimmy. 2nd Row: Scott, John, Davie. 3rd Row: Gary, Ginger, Wesley, Deborah, Bart, Belinda, Donnay, Teresa. ,f., .. ' i'l. . . - ,W .. ' - ,. -,fa .s ..... L -- 4, - if G 1: VY 1 Y :V f ..V. , V - J' tint?-N . G fQ,,J' ........l ig , l -i .. 1 S -tsa .slt ... V t ' ' . .. ,,:Y.-Liv f E w e l . L f -'ii . 1? E T4 if s f liitiik ' -f I it , ,,.. log-f5.l, ..,' J-L ,: ,g - T 1 Q- . a s 4' it LQ ,if an--' 5 . 4 ' - 3 51' vi 3 - fi -Q 'if ig 7 -- if ygzizwix . af ' ul mi 1. . ls s T X' Fresh. Iettermen were L to R: lst Row: Blake, Jeff, Mark, Joe, Mike. 2nd Row: Phyllis, Jeri Dee, Charlye, Emma, Kathy, Cathy, Leann. 3rd Row: Tammy, Jerianne, Becky, Ennette, Terri, Lori. 4th Row: Shannon, Tony, Jeff, Leslie, Larry, Darrell, West. UIL Literary Events Spellers: Carter, Mathews, Spradling. Math: Clst rowb Watson, Peak, Matthews, Cate, C2nd rowl Ames, Mr. Watkins, Kimbrough, Smith. v l Journalism 81 Ready Writing Cl st row L to RD Johnson, McClain, Cate, Allmand, 62nd rowj Watson, Gourley, Mrs. Marshall, Counter, Dennis. Donnie Places 2nd In Number Sense The UIL contests were held Thursday thru Saturday at Cisco Junior College. Congratula- tions goto Donnie Cate--2nd in Number Sense, Jo Allmand-3rd in Editorial Writing, John Mathews-4th in Science 84 4th in Spell- ing, Kenny Watson-4th in Ready Writing. Prose: Mrs. Fullen, Counter l l J exif r Science: Mathews 81 Cate. lit! Typists: Underhill, Hess, Ms. Payne, 61 One Act Play- Antic Spring Congratulations go to Jenni Bradley and Mark Slaughter for making the All-Star cast. Also congrat- ulations to Blake Mahan for making Honorable Men- tion. Antic Spring was a comedy and all students at E.H.S. were very proud for their representation at District. If that is the way you feel about it! Cast CL to FU: Kim- Blossom , Mark- Sam , Jenni- Ginger , C2nd rowj: Stephanie- Gwendolyn , David- Robert , Blake- Elbert , l'll bet you're a genius. This is just IVI-O-R-E tun!! l Crew: Tom Crowder, Tony Wood, .Diane Fox Understudies: Thane Arther, Lee Johnson, Katrina Amburn, Not shown Trudy Proctor, Director: Mrs. Nancy Mahan. v ' if wi .,,,x', A Q, , , ,., . ,M- . W l-. U k 4' fgEg,,j '. ,, W 1h.1..z., ? . . ,. f . 'wh ::?h, ff' ' . by r.f+, ., M 'J QW' W -f , .Q va... ,af wt KF 1. 1? 4. if Am: ix Q' MTS- .ww ,a r -3 L - ' 1 . l 1 V' ,.,, ' f gk ,Q . ' R ,A A ja, ,, a . -. 10' J ll-3 ff., , n,l?,q?,w V W.-V ,,L'g - . . Y .yn ,Q kJ.wVf,A7, Q - 5 .M . ' H .f 4 4 X ' -QIQKAW ' .QQ K ' ,W , fZadl 3fe v - 'JW 'P W 4 W J Q. I 'ff , , . W ' 9 -Awww. , W, 5 335555, 1 5 :Q , :fv?+-' ' . -, .hy it V 7 Y ff me. . -f2w3Zf7'5?jf'f , , .,, - . Q , .f 9 f...'7j f?if' -' A A H ' Q '.f 3ii3vl..4,Lf f .2 -. ,g, 1' ' 0, - ' ' 'Wy' 314' Mg H. E4 ' , ' we ggw V gf , QM,-Q, L, wg -L -Y, ,wr ' 1, ' ,, 1. 4, Aly. , , V-w4'f, .L-I '3 QB: if v-....... .....M,. . iz J 'gif K, 4,,,,5, , ta ,.,, X , , Y f ' Q? U? ,Q ts E hw- . Riu V , . 4? 'K b ' 53 I f-.Q .. .? f f nz m ' .vw Q Senior Class Presents Me And My Shadow E Director-Sponsors Haun, Watkins, Fullen. '1It'sjusta scratch. r e i v-is , ' 1 , l 074 r . 335352311125 Z, ' wmv V N Q , KR-SZQX HI r vs? 35 I , fssefsswx . Q Q, 1 Tr r : w 4 J Q N1 Q -fm 1 M .gg f v , S. f s s H? i H Q + ri gf K If A ' ' r I I've gotawife! I don'tIike that man. Put up your hands. ,gg fd -1 T' us: ti, ' ' ': sz: V155 455' ,, :af f' , -'1'l'i!!1v 3:f.1t, ' 1:-.' ,Q I --' ' r , , .,,s F ...Q QE- ' I f, ,am -V 1 v H n ' , . ,, A KX ua. eq 9 Q z is lg F7-Y 5. - 1 Pl!! YN , asiigf time mg: 5? f. , 8 as - i2..g Don't speakto me, you ape! Stage Crew: L to R: Garrett, Jervis, Ragland, Kidd, Mr. Watkins, A Simmel, Wood, Owen, Henson, Sancillo. Q If ' ' ' 3 ' W 51 fi 3 Y nfvg rk 'T 1 L' f A i 1 , ,W .Lf 'Q in 6 Nov. 3, 197 7 Directed By Mrs. Fullen p w - 7 it N S W f. . . 1,93 'X 1 l - '- T ' - wmv ? . 3 A an H .M we ' 'W-ex.. Q A Z? , , . , ,. ww , if Q t 7 ' I ar U ' e Q L Q Q Q ' 7 1 W , W 1 , l' fj?Y qw.. . F. eta 4 ,ffL:L 1 lx qw 7,3 , A M' ', ,W 1 A , 4 1 sk 2 I l - 3 ' X z if S i , ' ' ' 1 frgfi gvrifig az ,,A. . . Hp, . l. T s 1 5 455 ,V V, hx 53 , lg c 4 .+L 5.445 giif l ' 'iff 1 . 1 . of I . -- -. 'j f H qjv 2 5 ' olivia- hly::2,ll'ag4f1 V Q JI' :,: V, ,. . f l -',, ' I wonder if they've found her? ,. 'ks The Sr. class sponsors were Mrs. Haun, Mrs Fullen, and Mr. Watkins. The Senior Play cast consisted of: Lee John song Debra Grubbsp Sherry Wheat: Dan Dennis Terry Gomez: Thane Artherp Donald Cate: Clau dia Bulgerinp Rose Fox. The Ushers for the Senior Play consisted of Brenda Adamsg Wynell Ensorg Donna Crabtree -- ' - ellg Alta Harveyp Judy Krantz nnette Burn! Cindy Mastonp Travis Jones Rusty razierp Kenneth Underhillp Doug May Terry Alexanderg Mike Blackmon. . X I D 'S ' l'Il have her fixed up in no time. You've got to go! . 1 ' . ff! - The Sr. Play ushers. Patricia and Joyce prompt. 1 1 Junior Play IFS Great To Cru , . fs . 7 U .9 t lm' 2 5 Jet A Shirley receives recognition. QUIT! Hi, l'm your new maid! ., g V. ' S .A I- W W -uns.: M fi 4 N t 2 A ,RTKTJ T 1 1 X h gz gg U xxx ' Lrrk W X W ,lg ' -1 i Prompter: Tori Compton Thinking of your next line Weesie? Stage Crew: CL to RJ Steve, Katrina, Lisa, Willard, Dale, and Arthur. Ushers: CL to RD Kevin, Katrin, Scott, Deborah, Arthur, Belinda, Bill, Nan, Ginger, Jill, Lori, and Teresa. .J , i ,Q . ,,.. February 2, 1978 4 l Frank won't believe it! Abra-cadabra Getting ready for the big night f V 5 E A N I ff Q 'A A .1 ,A ,Q e k K , r S 1' ' f-- . ' , ft. ,Q I .a 3 . i if 1 t ' r no , e -f rm fi N' fe- A 'x ' x'-y:iQyT , 4 Q 3 - ni 7' I4 FT' glial ig 4? 3 Hg X Q- in 'itil' .js , X X ' ' 3-A. . -24.25.132 if 'J Tiff jf , gs ' if -as e rife? we . ' off- s . , 1 N 'f . .tv-gmfw . . H . i The female is gu lf' I .hs c' ' ' -yfy' al ,. Ilible Grover. I don't like it Louie. Here are your pants father! It's dreadful Bernadine! Oh, l'm charmed Mr. Mallory HECE Banquet Honors Employers '-- , Mgr. ,411- , . ...,....f.....-.-M K' 1 if an W , M K 5 : ln, it 4' 'ga K 1 'nv K Thane is the Master of Ceremony. Carla, Thane, and Debra The Home Economics Cooperative Edu- cation program held their annual banquet April 27, honoring the student's employers. The banquet was held at the Lone Cedar Country Club. The banquet turned out to be a big success. 68 The students express their appreciation. Steven, Cindy, Lori, Jill, Rusty, Sharon, Kathy, and Jenni ff' Wf X HECE students, friends, and families enjoyed the banquet iFiesta Tiempo! E :KL ,,,,A, Scott, Ramona, and Hjardist. Davie Smith and Mrs. Fullen The Spanish Club is doing what it does best and that's eating. if if The Spanish Club held its annual banquet May 2, 1978 in the Texas Electric Reddy Room. The food was prepared by Ms. Gaeta, Ms. Gomez, 84 Ms. Orozco. The Spanish Club Spon- sor was Mrs. Fullen. Davie Smith Donnay and Terry Bubba Keith Bulgerin. C? 1' , f wha s. 7 3 T' 3 x gy T Flashback!! . . T! e fs Q tx, Va.. QA af 'fn ' ' !amw,, Do You Remember When??? Pucker Up, Baby!!! f Q ,fr fb ' . ' .va wr of T 1 'Y .Qfw T ! F 6,323 T 35 I gg-if KA T -. V ' , ,Qv. 5 -fr X The Last Stand Don't Pick Your Teeth At The Table. We 51 'Kr I I . 1' ff- ' T ffxff 42 haf Are We Suppose to Eat this??? l MMMMMMMGood!!!! May19, 1978 Coach Sullivan recognizes Scott. Coach Adair reads out accomplishments. wi -vt -14 . i, c M B? , . s.,,.-, Y ' K . Coach Lopez congratulates players. Miss Steward recognizes girl athletes. i its , ' 7 I V C i 'Q C .9 . 4' L SL Al A . if I w S? Q f - f A i' K ...,... 'I 0 - Coach Hess hands out awards. James gives thanks to Nlr. Duncan. ,t la f 449215324 Kenneth, Julie, DuWayne, Wynell 'T W 'X .. ewf, .,, N T f if , F I T VTP it4 'f i.Qi1i 'W Thane, Weesie, Deborah, Scott, Jo Precious Ancl Few Are The Brenda, Rusty, Judy, Doug Claudia, Jenni, Gina, John, David it 1 .J ,f'i'5A Davie, Elwyn, Donnay, Thane, Weesie Moments Al April 8th Prom 'T'34: an Jo and Arthur Fathertime Pat and Brenda Keith, Bose, Cathy, Lee, Lacey, Brenda, Rusty Steven, Kenny, Katrina, Jill 1. 1. ttttt , 1 . . I vf i f 1 1 , tql j N -' . ,-, K, - -Y -Z u A , A V I I S iv ' T A gsj l A r 1Ar A f L m,' y ' ' 1 W A .rf t i H A 3 ,t,,, , , .V tnt' 'A '1 A S ll A Servers: lst Row-Tammy, Diane, Emma, Robbie, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall and Steve and Mr. and Mrs. 2nd Row-Cathy, Kathy, LeAnn, Charlye, Kay, Phyllis, Morren Neva, April, Jerianne, Becky, Tammie. AG Gets Together To Receive Awards A ,,ee e x ,A 1,1 Jim, Tori, 84 Tom get ready to eat. Grub Line Time!!! ' I: ' Q ' 'IL W xg f-,g x J Hey, leave some for me! Who's Boss around here? If I am elected N The FFA Sweetheart gets recognized. Back for more Kerry?? 1 hu... ,,.,, .an-.on-..w,W,WM,.. Another day. . .another diner. It's time for a change. w+f ' 1 ., M, ,,,,1,,,. 4537:-?f2.1f Y' 1 - V ,1 '71-X ' vfIT'1,5ig'1' . FZ? . fl , 3 L15 Amkm 1 ee,, no Goldie Locks?? D0n't do that!! ROCK-N-ROLL!! .Ju-Q.,v Joo - u I , I 75 I promise I won't do It again. Ton's old man. Western Day rnwtzff, g M., ,. , i L , ' , ,, ., f?Qf't he 'T - 'f'!'W 4. In W5 .IQ 21 '- C One of the many Beta Club projects x was the Good, Bad and Ugly Contest. The . overall winner was Ed Duncan. The win- :ff . f y T' ner of the ugly contest was Sherry , Wheat. The winner of the good contest tfiJ3 E was Lee Johnson. The winner of the bad contest was Steve Peacock. Ugly-Sherry, Leah, Dennis, Gary, Harry Good-Kelly Good-E.C.. Judy, Lee, Johnny, Jimmy, Melody, Pat, Jeff Bad-Tammy, Treva, Kenneth, Robbie, Joe, Suzanne Bad-Steve P., Steve C., David, Ed, Jeff, John ..N,,,,,Mb san.-Q., iii ling, 1,,WN v 0 M, farm .nn -x W WW: 4 .?1 -dvi. f. L. -X 1,9 ,.. .. N - -self-if 1 rt, - .ff-WL V e-V ' ' f' 1 v . min. Q 1, ,Ng :ff Hn FHA Favorites-Judy Krunfz and Doug May if ww. . K f, q .UW K hh:i 'V' Nt at t, ,S ,R zz Y, 80 Football Sweetheart - Wynell Ensor A 1 Q, A WZ-QQ? , , W . ,+,QiL. Q K, ,- Q 5, tLL,: 1 . -'. a , VVQI ,.f, ,K , af ,. Q A i a ,1- 45 , . 44 1 I . gf 4?-I Pep Squad Beau - Larry Mafhls if 5 ,F Q .5 gp' Basketball Sweetheart-Claudia Bulgerin ff x, ii s if 4 mr 6 ' f 1 L ,WMV ' Q fa. ,f 'Ziyi 'gy V . - X 'N' Y . JW ,. X H '?5.g5C ' it , 'fg d?:g?'ht pwxifk L ?ik.,'+'J f rl 1 I5 W .':.,Jf ' f A yd aw 3, m A V , , ,A 5-. . 1 'V V .V ,if ,him ff ff ' if .F ' if ' I ll gf ,, ' zir V W A ' Q 1, ' aff J-,Tl lv ' RK ' A A 51 V' ,f wi, I A ' ? Qfls 4 ,Q 1 ff' My ww , . , i X A gh! lk a F2 V ',', jf f 4. psf' 3 5 4 Q f , W y ,, .. ,' E I 1 v f 4' L .1 K ivnwk- fgff 'V J.: J M: Vs. W Q' I K 1. M, ' fb, -- ' If Q ' ,ig 5' ng, -- fa 1 , Y H A-12 f . .L , A V , ,, me if 1 4 Mp 1 , M JA xi A ,dr fx, 1 , ,, . 9 nr my , 1-.1 9 5 an 1 1 MW- his ..,, , q ' v , - 5 w' fffff w fm 0 WM' , 1 gm 4? - , ' ff if ff, W, J . 9 12. 4 1 f' z f ,W?-vfff g -T'-wk JH - f3:..,,,.' pf,-Eff-q .5M,,gfiV - - in 'SMH , wc. ,ff 'LM 4g1,5. 5 5, Track Sweetheart-Betty Jo Garrett in t H vp , y Q HW ., ,V fn 2.f, x tx 'W K5 W 6 Ok 3, 5 f. 5? 4 Q lrkf ,553 4: QV, it -, , .45 5' -2 I 1 1 1-6. i ,Y .. if ' 'XF giffw 1 i . 'L X -Q. Mrk ' ' j seg K f', f . fm ff 'Yi' , Q X- 1 FQ! . L fm ,J 'Q , 5'-is 'Aff fx 1 Wg '-Q3 f ,f pf ixgf A? ,sw Q, My 1.1 2 X . Q l ,gf-f f .3 ,Wi . W,..k g . A V 3, We g l arf fy 1 ff i.j'.'f s'-,ffg - A ,Q ' ' ig K W, M A I X A2133 , . hQ'2' if , -r my f 2 Q a. I : f Y , . Q . LE X .f r l ,rj J. gy' . V. if ' A-if-' .,, ,.- 1'5- Track Beau-Bari Boles 6 Y A ,fl 5: wa JAYX 85 Band Sweetheart-Melody Bond i 1 4 , I I 'Q l f H. 4 . QQ: 11 ' A .Ji ,W ,f f va , QM ' fg .N W my A 1 VL , . 4 gf? a,..m-U nw M 32.4 fl .I W' 0 Amr' A X The Alpha A senior year isa iourneyp a journey of both time and experiences. Every journey must have a beginning and an end, a first big step and a last step. The ring presentation ceremony is the first step on the jour- ney through a senior year. The ring brings many feelings to the seniors, pride in their accomplishments thus far, anticipation of the fun of sen- ior year, and hopes of graduation. For the seniors the ring is a goal achieved, for the underclassmen it symbolizes a goal to work toward. As the senior year iourney continues, many smaller steps are taken through football season, basketball games, track meets, tennis tourna- ments, band contests, golf meets, English tests, Christmas holidays, snowball fights, college days, senior parties, the Prom, and Graduation rehearsal. And finally one day when you least expect it comes GRADUA- TlONl! W 4, Y M wryy !,,.,.,-V . .,.,, .N , ,Z ,qi .3 fl M v-et 21? ii 1 4 , 'kgilsal-6 sv' I Q 5 I , ' 'tt spit 'Y Ushers: lst Row CL to RJ Steve, Ginger, Jimmy, Nlonica, and Scott. 2nd Flow, CL to RD Donnay, Lacey, Jeff, Bart, Teresa, and Katrina. Not shown Billy Adams. The Cmegci Graduation is the end of the senior iourney, yet in the journey of life it is only the end of a path and the beginning of a winding road. lt is the culmination of twelve years of hard work, good times, sad times, friend- ships, and unforgettable events. Graduation brings pride in accom- plishments, yet sorrow at leaving friends at EHS. A graduate must take a giant step from his childhood to young adult- hood. This step is exciting yet frightening. As they go forth, the future challenges each of the graduates of 1978 to work hard, aim high, never give up, and be the best you can be! 89 -PQ!-i1Tf1 if , Q -f , 'W ' 'fry ef .h. m.,A ,- A 5727 'f'9g.l 1fxsi I Keith And Pai Receive Highest Honors yy k.vS5y .a' aw 1' at P' ziiigfgifi + 3 Y J, ,'- 5 'pi' 1 K 4 , in-K 'JK ' -24' ff- 50 M . -iff . . , 1 wkff?:'Jf.1rr .. 5 we Jr 1, Y 2 5i5Q1wa4V ikfff ' ' ' A Valedictorian Salutatorian Keith Bulgerin Patricia Phillips 95.1 Average 93.75 Average UIQ! EQQNS! Honor graduates were from L to Fl: lst Row: Kelly S., Jenni B., Alta H., 2nd Row: Cindy M., Kevin G., E.C. Fl. Claudia B. 3rd Flow: Leah M., John H., Pam T. 4th Row: Donnie C., Jo A., Thane A., Joyce V. A., Scholarships Awarded To Deserving Seniors Wendell T. Siebert Lee Johnson R Chamber of Commerce Zeta Pi Scholarship Pat McClain Ben Little Scholarship Beta Club Scholarship Beta Club Scholarship Pat Phillips Jo Allmand Ben Little Scholarship Good Citizenship Award David A. Keener Thane Arther Donnie Cate Claudia Bulgerin Kelly Stone Perfect Attendance Awards Becky Jeff Truran Thompson Tammy Susan Smith Jordon Kevin Glenn Carol Ragland E. C. Ragland Raul Reed Donnie Cate Brian Lund Lee JOhnSOn Trudy Proctor Dan Dennis Tammy Patricia Finley Harvey S ssis r ' Cindy Maston Karen Glenn Rita Leann Larry Courtney Memorial CJC Scholarship CJC AG Scholarship Armstrong Robinson Wendell T. Siebert SRCVVY Kidd Mafk Sl3UQhTe Tony Wood Rebecca American Legion Good Dawn McCrary Citizenship Award Underhill Annette Burns John Hill Dorothy SCOTT Larry Martin gl 2 of f' '78 ll Leading the Senior Class for the 1977-78 school year were L to R: Brenda Adams- Secretary, Jo Allmand Reporter, Keith Bulgerin- President, Judy Krantz- Treasurer, Lee Johnson- Vice President. VT' l L...,,-'Q .2 ' u . Brenda Adams Terry Alexander Spanish Club 35 Thespian Club 45 Media Media Center 45 Greenhand 15 Ag 15 Gen- Center 25 Gusher Staff 35 FHA 1,25 Offi- eral Ag Mech. 35 Football 1,35 Letterman cer 25 Band 1,25 Officer 25 Solo Contests 45 Track 1,2,35 E Association 45 Usher ant 25 Track 1,2,35 District 1,2,35 45 StateCrew3. Regional 1,25 E Association 1,2,35 - Basketball 1,2,35 Letterman 2,35 Class Officer 3,45 Fireperson 15 Pep Squad 35 Captain 45 Usher 3,45 Elementary Assist- ant 3,4. 92 4 J l il ii Pamela Allmand Beta Club 35 Officer 45 Spanish Club 1,2,3,45 Officer 35 Thespian Club 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Photographer 3,45 Ad Seller 1,25 Elem. and Jr. High Staff 45 Media Center 2,35 Gusher Staff 3,45 FHA 1,25 Officer 25 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 Who's Who Rep. 25 Alt. 1,35 Tennis 1,25 Basketball 15 Honor Grad.5 Class Officer 2,45 Pep Squad 1,2,3,45 Capt. 45 Jr. Play, Prompter5 Journalism 45 Choir 45 Jr. Hist. 4. D 5,A,tr'w 551' N112 3' 'UK 2, -ew-nv Rita Armstrong Media Center 45 Jr. Hist. 45 FHA 15 HECE 35 Gusher Staff 35 Band 15253545 Ensemble Con. 15253545 Band Sweetheart Nom. 4. Thane Arther Ad seller 45 Beta Club 253545 Officer 35 Media Cen- ter 45 Officer 45 Gusher Staff 35 Editor 35 Jr. Hist, 45 Officer 45 HECE 3,45 Officer 3545 Favorite 45 Stu- dent Coun. 253,45 Officer 2,3545 l-loofprints 2,45 Editor 45 Band 15253545 Officer 15253545 All Dist. 25 Drum Major 45 Assist. 35 Solo 1,2535 Ensemble 15253545 Who's Who Music5 Who's Who5 Honor Grad.5 Grad. Organist 35 Sr. Play5 Jr. Play Cast5 One Act Play alt.5 No. Sense 2535 Typing Con. 15 Spelling 152. Michael Blackmon Photographer 35 Gusher Staff 35 FHA 45 Officer 45 Golf 25 Dist. 25 HECE 35 Officer 35 Sr. Play Usher 45 Auto Mech. 4. Melody Bond Beta Club 253545 Span. Club 45 Thes. Club 45 Gusher 35 FHA 1,25 Band 15253545 Officer 45 Twirler 25 Ensemble 152545 Choir 45 Who's Who 2,3545 Track 1525 Cross Country 25 E Asso. 15253545 B.B. 15 Mgr. 25 Band Sweetheart 45 Grad. Usher 35 Class Officer 25 Cheerleader 153545 Jr. Play Cast 35 Cross-Country State Oual. 2. Brady Bowles Gusher Staff 35 Greenhand 15 Tennis 15 Auto Mech. 35 Welding 4. Jennifer Bradley Beta Club 2,3545 Ad Sellers 2,35 Media Center 25 FHA 15253545 Off. 25 Grad. Usher 35 HECE 45 Off. 45 Pep Squad 15253545 Capt. 45 One Act Play 3545 All Star 3545 Poetry lnterp. 15 Who's Who 3545 Short- hand 35 Dis. 35 Reg. 35 Choir 4. Claudia Bulgerin Outstanding GoIfer5 Beta Club 253545 Span. Club 3545 Off. 3545 Annual Staff 3545 Editor 45 Ad Sellers 3,45 FHA 1525 Officer 25 Student Coun. 45 Off. 45 Band 1525 Who's Who 45 Golf 15253545 Track 2535 Dis. 35 Beg. Oual. 35 E Assoc. 2,3545 Basketball 15253545 Co-Capt. 45 Basketball Sweetheart 45 Track Sweetheart 2535 Grad. Usher 35 Honor Grad. 45 Class Off. 35 Silver Thimble 15 Pep Squad 3545 Capt. 45 Sr. Play 4, Jr. Play 35 Elem. Assist. 25 Cross- Country 2535 Who's Who in Foreign Lang.5 Cross Country State Qual. 2535 Cross Country AAU Natl. Jr. Olym. Oual. 35 Gusher Staff 3. Keith Bulgerin Beta Club 253,45 Off. 45 Span. Club 45 Annual Staff 3545 Head Photo. 45 Gusher Staff 35 St. Council 45 Off. 45 Who's Who 35 Tennis 15 Track 152,35 Basket- ball 15253545 Letterman 45 BB. Beau 45 Grad. Usher 35 Class Off. 1545 DAR Award 35 Chamber of Com- merce 1,2535 Cross-Country 35 Valedictorian. 93 Annette Burns Thespian Club 45 Gusher Staff 35 Jr. Historians 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Senior Play Usher 45 FHA 1. Donnie Cate Beta Club 2,3,45 General Ag Mechanics 35 Tennis 45 Golf 1,2,3,45 Number Sense 1,2,3,45 Ready Writer 45 Science 45 No. Sense Regional 45 District 45 Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 45 E Association 3,45 Honor Graduate 45 Senior Play 45 Jr, Historian 4. Stephanie Counter Spanish Club 45 FHA 45 Choir 1,25 Basketball 15 Cheerleader 1,25 Pep Squad 1,25 One Act Play Cast 45 Poetry Interpretation 35 Journalism 45 Debate 1,25 District 25 Oratory 35 Forensic League Member 1,2,3,45 VFW 3rd Place Scholarship. Grant Cox Media Center 25 Greenhand 15 Ag 15 Tennis 15 Fire- person 25 Auto Mechanics Students 3,4. Donna Crabtree Thespian Club 45 Ad Sellers 2,3,45 Media Center 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 E Association 1,2,3,45 Basketball Letterman 1,2,3,45 All District 45 Co-Captain 45 Pep Squad 1,2,3,45 Senior Play Usher 45 Junior Play Usher 35 Elementary Assistant 45 All Around Outstanding Athlete. Tom Crowder Ad Sellers 3,45 Media Center 45 FFA Otticer Secre- tary 35 Vice President 45 Greenhand 15 Chapter Farmer 25 General Ag Mechanic Skills Team, 2nd in Area5 High Point lndividual5 Ag l,ll,Ill5 Scholarship to Tarleton State University, General Ag Mechanics 3,45 Proficiency Award and Degree 35 Football 1,45 Track 1,25 E Association 1,45 Junior Play Stage Crew 35 One Act Play Stage Crew 45 Elementary Assistant3. Gary Daniel FFA 1,25 AG l,ll5 HECE I5 Auto Mechanic Student 15 Greenhand 15 Jr. Chapt. Cond. 1. Elwyn Davidson Thespian Club 45 FFA 1,2,35 Greenhand 15 AG I,lI, lll5 Football 1,2,45 Track 1,2,35 E Association 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Graduation Usher 35 Fireper- son 1,2,35 Junior Play Stage Crew 35 Usher 35 Auto Mechanics 4. 94 Dan Dennis Span. off. 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Photo. 45 Sr. play cast 45 UIL Literary events 45 Journalism 4, Cleve Downard Greenhand I5 AG. l,ll5 Auto Mechanics Ill,lV. Eddy Duncan Jr. Historian, FFA 152,35 AG l,ll,lll5 General Ag Mech. Poultry, Football 25 Track 1,25 Cross Country 25 E Association 25 Welding 3. Hiardisf Dunn Span. Club 45 FHA 1,2,35 Off. 45 Hoofprints staff 45 Track 15 Track mgr. 35 E Association 2,3545 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Letterman 2,3,45 Dis. 45 Cheer- leader 45 Pep Sqad 1,2,35 Jr. Play 35 Elementary assistant 45 Jr. Historian 45 Gusher staff 45 Student Council. Carla Elliott FHA 1,25 Track 25 Basketball 1,25 Class officer 15 HECE 3,45 Officer 45 Pep Squad 2,35 J.V. Cheer- leader-Head 2. Steve England Ag l,ll5 General Ag Mech. 45 Live Stock Judging 1,25 Welding 3. Wynell Ensor Beta Club 253,45 FHA 1,25 Officer 25 Student Coun- cil 1,2,35 Officer 2,35 Hoofprints ed. 25 Who's Who 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Dis, 2,3,45 Reg 2,3,45 E Assoc. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 152,35 Football Sweet- heart 45 Cheerleader 45 Pep Squad 2,35 Usher 3,45 Elem. Assist. 4. Tracy Fears Span. Club 1,2,35 Jr. Hist. 45 FFA off. 25 Sr, Chap. Conducting 45 Farm Skills 45 Judging 45 Ag l,ll5 Ag Mech. 3,45 Stock Show 15 Football 15 Track 15 Bas- ketball 1,25 Elem. Assist. 45 Building Trades 25 PASFI 25 Golf 152. 95 Beta Club 3,45 Jr. Historians5 FHA 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Officer 45 All District Band 45 Solo Contest5 Ensemble Contest5 Who's Who in Music 45 Who' Who5 Usher5 Elementary Assistant 3,-4. Rose Fox Thespian Club 45 Ad Sellers 45 Media Center 45 Offl- cer 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Track Man. 25 Basket- ball 1,25 Pep Squad 1,2,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Elem. Assist 3,4. Rusty Frazier HECE Officer5 Student Council Flepresentative5 Football5 E Association. Debra Gailey Beta Club 2,3,45 Ad Sellers 3,45 Media Center 15 FHA 1,2,3,45 HECE 3,45 Pep Squad 1,2,3,45 Cap- tain 45 HECE Favorite 45 Choir 45 HERO 3,45 HECE- Off. 45 Business Manager 4. Betty Jo Garrett Thespian Club 45 Ad Sellers 45 Bus. Mgr. 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Graduation Usher 35 Pep Squad 45 Usher 35 Jr. Play. Kevin Glenn Beta Club 3,45 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Officer 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Slide Rule 2,35 Fleg. 2. Terry Gomez Spanish Club 45 Thespian Club 45 Ad Sellers 45 Media Center 45 Gusher Staff 35 FHA 1,2,3,45 HECE XHEBO 35 Who's Who in Foreign Language 45 Track 15 Track Mgr. 25 Basketball 1,25 Pep Squad 1,2,35 Senior Play Cast 4. Debra Grubbs Spanish Club 45 Thespian Club 45 photographer 35 Ad Sellers 45 Media Center 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Basketball 15 Pep Squad 1,2,35 Sr. Play 45 Usher 3. 96 'qyfl . Alta Harvey Beta Club 3,45 Gusher Staff 35 FHA 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Officer 3,45 Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,45 Who's Who 45 Usher 3,45 Elem. Aid 3. Clyde Henson Ad seller 45 Media Center 45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 Greenhand 15 Chap. farmer 25 Jr. Chap. Conduct- ing 15 Sr. Chap. Conducting 25 Farm Skills 3,45 Ag 1,2,35 Gen. Ag Mech. 45 Stock Show Awards 1,35 Prof. Awards 81 Degrees 1,35 HECEXHERO 35 Foot- ball 15 Track 15 Stage Crew 3,45 Elem. Aid 3,4. John Hill Beta Club 2,3,45 Officer 45 Spanish Club 15 FFA 1,2,3,45 Officer 2,35 Student Council Officer 45 Jr. Chap. Conducting 15 Star Greenhand 15 Star Chap. Farmer 25 AG 1,2,35 Stock Show Awards 35 Who's Who 35 Track 1,2,35 E Association5 BB 1,25 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Hon. Mention 35 Class Officer 1,2,35 Jr. Play 35 Outstanding Football Player. DuWayne Hunter Ad seller 3,45 Media Center 45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 Greenhand 25 Gen. Ag Mech Skills 35 Chap. Farmer 35 Gen. Ag Mech. 3,45 Prof. Awards 35 Fire- person 4. David Jervis Thespian 45 Ad seller 45 Greenhand 15 Ag 15 Stage Crew 45 Usher 35 One Act Play Cast 45 Auto Mech. 3. Lee Johnson Beta Club 45 Spanish 1,2,3,45 Thespian 45 Photog- rapher 3,45 Ad seller 3,45 Elem. Jr. High Annual 45 Lib. 45 Gusher 35 Student Coun. Rep. 2,3,45 Hoof Prints 3,45 Jr. Hist. 45 Who's Who 3,45 Golf 45 Track 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Grad. Usher 35 Class Officer 45 Sr. Play 45 Jr. Play 35 One Act Play 45 Journalism 3,4. Travis Jones Ag 1,25 Track 15 Football 1,25 Class Officer 25 Usher 45 Auto Mech. Student 35 Welding 4. Chris Justice Ad Seller 3,45 FFA Treasurer 45 Greenhand 15 Jr. Chap. Conducting 1,25 Sr. Chap. Conducting 35 Ag 1,25 Gen Ag Mech 3,45 Hoofprints Staff 1,2,35 Foot- ball 45 Tennis 15 Track 1,2,35 E Assoc. 3,45 BB 1,2,3,45 Usher 35 Elem. Aid 4. 97 Sherry Kidd Farm Radio 2,35 Ad Seller 45 Media Center 45 Offi- cer 45 Gusher Staff 35 FFA 2,3,45 Officer 45 FHA 1,2,35 Band 1,25 Officer 25 Greenhand 25 Jr. Chap- ter Conducting 2,35 Sr. Chapter conducting 45 Star Chapter Farmer 35 Star Lone Star Farmer 45 Ag l,lI- ,lll5 Stock Show Awards 2,35 Dairy Judging 2,35 Live Stock Judging 2,35 Pro Awards and Degrees 2,3,45 Tennis 35 Senior Play stage crew 45 Jr. Play Usher 35 Jr. Historian 4. Judy Krantz Thespian Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Ad Sellers 45 Gusher Staff 35 FHA 1,25 Officer 1,25 Student Coun- cil 35 Representative 35 Band 1,2,35 Twirler 2,35 Solo Contest 2,35 Ensemble Contest 2,35 Track 1,2,35 District 1,25 Regional 1,25 E Association 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Letterman 1,2,3,45 FHA Sweetheart 45 Graduation Usher 35 Class Offi- cer 2,45 Pep Squad 45 Sr. Play Usher 35 Jr. Play Co- Captain Usher 45 Nominee Football Sweetheart 3,4. Cecila Lobstein FHA i,2,4, Band 1,2 Dennis Lopez Thespian Club 45 Gusher Staff 35 Ag I5 General Ag Mech. 35 Student Council Representative 15 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Track 15 E Association 1,2,3,45 Fire- person 4. Patricia McClain Spanish Club 1,2,35 Annual Staff 45 Ad Seller 45 Ele- mentary and Jr. High Editor 45 Media Center 35 Gusher Staff 35 Jr. Historian Treasurer 45 Choir 45 Pep Squad 3,45 Jr. Play Make-up 35 Typing Contest- ant 15 Ready Writing Alt. 45 Spelling 2. Larry Maples Thespian Club 45 Ag l, Choir 45 Auto Mech. Student 4. Leah Marney Beta Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,2,35 Jr. Historian 45 FHA 15 Band 1,2,3,45 All District Band 35 Solo Contest 35 Ensemble Contest 25 Choir 45 Honor Graduate5 Jr. Play Cast5 One Act Play Cast 1. 1 Robert Martin Spanish Club 45 Ag I5 General Ag Mech. 3,45 Hece 3. 98 WD'- we-4 '11- t '? Cindy Maston Beta Club 2,3,45 Ad Seller 45 Gusher Editor 35 HECE Treasurer 45 Hootprints Staff 35 Who's Who 35 Honor Graduate5 Sr. Play 45 Chamber of Commerce Award 45 Media Center 4. Larry Mathis FFA 1,2,35 Greenhand 15 Farm Fladio 25 Ag 1,25 General Ag Mech. 35 Football 1,2,45 Track 1,2,35 E Association 3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Co-Captain 45 Pep Squad Beau 45 Jr. Play Stage Crew 35 Ele- mentary Assistant 35 Auto Mech. Student 4. Deborah Maxwell Media Center 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 1,2,3,45 Sr. Play Usher 4. Doug May Spanish Club 35 Thespian Club 45 Ad Sellers 35 FFA Officer 15 FHA 45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 district doubles champ 35 district FHA Man of the Year 45 Gradua- tion Usher CHeadJ 35 Sr. Play Usher5 Jr. Play Usher5 Outstanding Tennis Player Singles champ 45 Track 1,2,35 district finalist 35 E Association 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 All district 3,4. Julia Minchew Spanish Club 25 Ad Seller 1,2,3,45 Media Center 2,3,45 Gusher Staff 35 FHA 1,2,45 Vice President 25 Student Council Vice President 35 Tennis 1,2,35 Class Officer Vice President 35 Sr. Play Stage Crew5 Pep Squad 1,2,35 Jr. Play Prompter 35 Elementary Assistant 3,45 Choir 45 E Association 2,3. Tracy Muirhead Photographer 35 Gusher Staff 35 Editor 35 Band 1,2,35 Football 35 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 35 E Association 2,3,45 Jr. Play Stage Crew 35 Ele- mentary Assistant 3. Kathy Neese Annual Staft5 Editor5 Ad Seller5 FHA5 HECE Officer5 Choir5 Pep Squad. Jim Owen Spanish Club 3,45 Ad Seller 2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Greenhand 25 Star Greenhand 35 AG l,Il,lll5 General Ag Mech. 45 Stock Show Award 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3,45 District 3,45 Regional 3,45 E Association 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Gradua- tion Usher 35 Sr. Play Stage Crew 45 Jr. Play Stage Crew 35 Elementary Assistant 2,35 Who's Who 45 All Around Outstanding Athlete. 99 Patricia Phillips Beta Club 2,3,45 Gusher Award 45 FHA 1,25 Green- hand 2,35 Jr. Chap. Conducting 25 Sr. Chap. Con- ducting 35 Farm Skills 35 Ag 2,35 Live Stock Judging 25 Pro Awards 81 Degrees 2,35 Pep Squad 1,2,3,45 Prompter 45 Make-up 45 Usher 35 Elem. Aid 35 Salu- tatorian. Elwood Ragland Beta Club 2,3,45 Spanish 2,3,45 Gusher Editor 35 Greenhand 15 Jr. Chap. Conducting 15 Sr. Chap. Conducting 35 Ag 15 Gen. Ag Mech. Award5 Stock Show Award 35 Honor Grad. Stage Crew 45 Choir 45 Jr. Historian. David Sancillo Ag 1,2,3,45 Gen. Ag Mech. 35 Stock Show 45 Poultry 45 Track Manager 1,25 E Assoc. 1,2,3,45 BB Manager 1,25 Football Manager 1,2,3,45 Stage Crew4. Brenda Sanders Thespian Club 45 Gusher 35 FHA 1,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Drum Major 35 Assit. Drum Major 2,45 Solo Contest 1,2,45 Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,45 Band Sweetheart Nominee 4. Loyce Scott Spanish 1,2,3,45 Media Center 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 All District Band 2,3,45 All Regional Band 25 Solo Contest 15 Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,45 Choir 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Typing Contest 1. Michael Simmel Beta Club 45 Gusher Staffg Jr. Historian 45 Officer 45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 Jr. Chapter Conducting 15 Sr. Chapter Conducting 45 Ag 1,2,35 1,2,45 General Ag Mech 35 Stock Show 1,2,35 Prof. Afwards and Degrees 25 Band 45 Ensemble Contest 45 Golf 1,2,3,45 Assoc. 3,45 Basketball 35 Stage Crew 45 Outstanding Golfer. Mark Slaughter Spanish Club 15 FFA Officer 2,3,45 Greenhand 25 Radio Terms 25 Ag 1,2,35 2,3,45 General Ag Mech. 45 Stock Show Awards 2,3,45 Live Stock Judging 2,35 Soil, Water Conservation 45 Jr. Play Cast 35 One Act Play 45 All-Star Cast 4. Randal Stiles Gusher Staff 35 Sr. Chapter Conducting 45 General Ag. Mech. 3,45 Tennis 45 Track Mgr. 35 E Associa- tion 3,45 Junior Play 35 Stage Crew. 100 'rw wil 13 1 .T 464 vd 'S-Q. 1x Kelly Stone Beta Club 2,3,45 Thespian Club 45 Media Center 45 Ad Seller 45 Gusher Staff 35 FHA 45 Who's Who 3,45 Track 1,2,35 Manager 35 E Association 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Lettermen 2,3,45 Honor Grad.5 Pep Squad 1,2,3,45 Captain 45 Jr. Play Prompter 35 Ele. Assistant 3,45 Co-Captain BB 45 Library Off. 4. Jim Stutts Gusher Staff 35 Gusher Award 35 FFA Off. 45 Jr. Hist. 45 Ag. l,ll,Ill5 Gen. Ag. Mech. 3,45 Football 1,25 Ele. Assistant 4. Melissa Tankersley FAA 1,2,35 Media Center 2,35 Gusher Staff 35 Jr. l-list. and Off. 45 Hoofprints Staff 45 Twirler 2,3,45 Solo Contestant 2,3,45 Ensemble Contest 2,3,45 Who's Who in Music 45 Track 1,2,35 E Associa- tion 1,2,35 Typing Contestant 3. Pamela Thompson Beta Club 3,45 Off. 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Editor 45 Ad Seller 3,45 Media Center 1,25 Gusher Staff 35 Editor 35 Jr. Hist. 45 Officer 45 FHA 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Off. 45 Ensemble Contest 3,45 Who's Who in Music 45 Honor Grad.5 Typing Contestant 2. Kenneth Underhill Thespiah Club 45 Ag. l,lI,lIl5 Gen. Ag. Mech. 15 Stock Show 1,2,3,45 FHA 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 E Association 1,2,3,45 Senior Play Usher5 Junior Play Stage Crew. Joyce Van Dyke Number Sense 15 Sr. Play Prompter5 Sr. Play Make- up5 Stage Crew 35 Beta Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Officer 45 Annual Staff 45 Ad Seller 3,45 Ele. St Jr. High Staff Editor 45 Media Center 3,45 Gusher Editor 35 Jr. Hist. 45 Hoofprints Staff 25 Who's Who 35 Track Manager 35 Honor Grad.5 Pep Squad 2,35 Who's Who in Foreign Language 4. Mack Walker Football 1,2,35 Ad Seller 45 Media Center 3,45 Off. 45 Greenhand 15 Ag. l,ll5 Gen. Ag. Mech. 3,45 Live Stock Judging 25 Prof. Awards 81 Degreesg Track 1,2,35 E Association 35 Fire Chief 45 Fire person 35 Jr. Play Crew, Ele. Assistant 4. Sherry Wheat Beta Club 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Off. 35 Thespian Club 45 Ad Seller 45 Gusher Staff 35 FHA Off. 1,25 Stu. Coun. Rep. 45 Tennis 3,45 Track 15 E Associ- ation 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Letterman 2,3,45 FFA Sweetheart 45 Grad. Usher 35 Class Off. 15 Cheer- leader 2,35 Pep Squad 15 Senior Play5 One Act Play 35 Choir 45 Jr. Hist. 45 Ele. Assistant 45 Who's Who 35 Stage Crew 45 Jr. Play Make-up5 Outstanding Tennis Player. Diane Williams Spanish Club 1,25 Thespian Club 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Junior Play Usher5 Choir 4. f'1l '1 Thom Winingar Thespian Club 45 Greenhand 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 E Association 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Grad. Usher 35 Ele. Assistant 35 Auto Mech. Student 45 Ag. 1,2,35 Gen. Ag Mech. 3. Tony Wood Thespian Club 45 Media Center 45 Jr. Historian 45 Greenhand 15 Jr. Chapter Conducting 25 Sr. Chap- ter Concluctlng 35 Gen. Ag. Mech. 35 Stock Show Awards 1,25 Football 1,2,35 Golf 45 Track 1,2,35 E Association 2,35 Sr. Play Stage Crew5 Jr. Play Stage Crew5 One Act Play Stage Crew 4. is X ,. , . C 5 t I is I is ,Sgt A ng g . I f 5 tt gt., W, 4 , A 1 X Horray! lt's all over!! And, back at the farm. .,, 102 Talent???? Nanny, Nanny, Boo, Boo! vc-an 'ix -C3 .ov YT Parties, Parties, Parties I were A Fun, Fun, Fun ,1 QD ,gltd X March Apr: Apri Apr: Apr: Apr: May May Ma May Chrlstuan Church Western Party Apnl Fool s Party Jr Sr Banquet 81 Prom Hobo Party Posse Barn Hayrude Walker s Ice Cream Supper Grubb s Methodast Breakfast Baptist Sensor Party Baccalaureate Hamburger Swlmmnng Hoffmann s QQ gy. Sn ' ,gg mal up mn 4 wg... N'.:,, 'lu-'J-' I WX V 1-. ms - -. Y May Graduation Reception SueAIexander Midnight Pizza Party Bulgernn '-mama tit ff t xi 3 H E IO5 I 5 td. r ji , J 79 The Junior class was led by: Vice President, Scott Spradling, Trea- surer, Donnay Adair, President, Arthur Gaeta, Reporter, Lacey Gourley, Secretary, Louise Pyke. fad --i'n fL Donnay Adair Billy Adams KaTrina Amburn Gary Bagwell Carl Baker Bart Boles Jeff Bradley Earl Bullock Lisa Butler Patty Chamness Sherry Chamness Q-1 Steve Chick R 2 lO6 A ' ' 2 P , .,. i G . , w me as R: gg . QS fw- N? zgffgzx xx., C. Q X iff: 'E ..,1 isis ' . y h 1 f ..,. fri ii . 'J , , A me , hx 'Y fy 'W f . V L L Af ffl bill? M.- 'SN I at 11' J ill Coleman Wesley Collins Willard Collins Tori Compton Deborah Crabtree Brian Dennis James Doyle Kenny Edwards Nan Elliott Arthur Gaeta Pam Golden Lacey Gourley Billy Gregg Bill Hensley Ginger Hoffmann Steve Hopson Robert Howell Bill Johnson Buddy Kirkpatrick Teresa Koen Jimmy Littleton Patty Mahaney John Mathews Rebecca McCrary Monica Mitchell Diane Moore Marla Morgan Stephen Neese Ramona Orozco Steve Pennington Sherri Phelps Kaye Plowman Trudy Proctor Louise Pyke Debbie Rose Cynthia Sancillo Katrin Scott Sharon Simmons Davie Smith Scott Spradling aleSpurle Q renda Stiles xx ix -Y 'J-if 22,1 Y, 'a ' ' .- if , i T . A s- ' i 1--X What is this for??? if 1 L if a 5, E? ts' 'Mew ,xl Bubba . . .What's on your mind??? f-Q-sr Y, -In ilftti W' . WN . , M1 3 - C if 'f J f r is if A- 4 A R Tell it like it is Gary! ,xQj,, iff K ,WE 65? Q 4 .si , we-fast' Gina Swafford Carmen Swinson Albert Thackerson Melody Trout Sandra Tucker Cheryl Walker Belinda Wallace Kenny Watson Jackie Webster Kevin Wharton Carmen Williams Lori Williams Hey! You think we should let Nlrs. Lawton Williamson Aaron out of the back room nowm Kenny 84 Lawton discovering America' 109 Juniors Do Their Thing A . w -. Wi F R . 2 v F 9 i .Q . Q14 'g 1. 4 i L Q W wgfwwhww if wig.. P, W 's 'fi of 6.37 Y' Y Eiga: any , 1 'f 2 Q we - fa 4? I: . V Q I -yd.-... W Vw- ., ,V , -' . T - wfzmkgggg yr 'K .. 1 igs. You know you have to be clear in the Library. Who. . . Me?? 2 Cupid prepares for flight. Oh . . . Come on now! You gotta be kidding. Rocky Littleton Where is mine? I : 53 V4 Q my 'K I v 'N - nfs:-if , s X I A G 5 mit 'Lx .3 ,, 2 k ' ' ' F' ik A S S Of 80 The Soph. class was led by: CI-ry Treasurer: Ken Swift, Reporter: Larry Gailey, : n Underhil, President: Scotty Frost, Vice President: Marq Gor- don Johnny Ames Kim Bollinger Paul Counter Nancy Cross Marty Daniels Jonathan Davis Joey Dennis Hjardeir Dunn Robby Edwards Diane Fox Johnny Frazier Scotty Frost lil Larry Gailey Gregg Garrett Eddy Gibson Karen Glenn Marq Gordon Steve Hallmark Lori Henexson Ernie Herrera Sabra Hess Lonnie Hull Steve Hunter Tracey Jones Tammy Jordan Brenda Kidd Mike Kimbrough Jimmy Kinnaird Lane Lowrance f ,A Brian Lund 4- . Terry McCormack Z' Mike Nlclntosh ff. Nl. .A ,.. U , wi or K - . fix L1 V Q- 1 y1fw'f r Ballet lessons again, Paul? David Martin Judy Maston Patricia May Alan Maynard Ella Morrow Steve O'Brien Kim Owen Ricky Patton Gary Peak Kerry Petty Cindy Rich Norma Fiodriqu Dorothy Scott Lynn Simmons Cynthia Smith Seth Smith 7 H4 Susan Smith Jackie Sowell Max Squires Ken Swift ff me Lesa Thomas sf- 3- mi. N 1 1: 2 T fs 'i,, .ilf F ew x'fiTQ5.,, 42 Jeff Truran K wis e ii s t, as V' ss Eddie Tuckness Dawn Underhill 'X .J S' SSP' .X ,J Shawn Washington Kerry Watson Carolyn Wilcoxon Sammie-Williams 19' ff' ws Q wx K 'ws K hi E Susan Williams James Wood Sid Woods Steve Norris Q g, N ri-ioro S' isss A NO' A A'm'E iii Qi! 1: ' W ..,. ...K , ,, g tyi- wk ,. xi N. e 'VV' 77 .' 1 . . WH '--f,f, 2 .:.,s. f f ' H., , I 1-vii , ' ' 5525 i How did I get into this??? A Putting it all together. Studying Comes In Different Places, Different Ways sf Are nouns and verbs really that funnv? To be or not to be, that is the question. 4.4 Y. mmf Joey, did you really say that? Pay up Joey. Looking guilty. sm Z' , .., H.. s N 352' H 'i fl . 4. f 1 ir . Jump him Marq, jump him!!! , Toot Toe Toot. s- i fl' 115 S S Of 81 The Freshman class was led by: President: Jett Bakker, Reporter: Jeff Krantz, Secretary: Tammy Harvey, Treasurer: Shannon Housson, Vice Pres.: Charlie Parker Mark Aaron Kenneth Alford Kay Armstrong Lorie Bagwell Timothy Baker Jett Bakker Darrell Basham Bobby Blair Elizabeth Brown Wayne Burkett Jeriann Carter Mary Chamness 1 i5'Kx.I A , as t 6 S E' NN N Ja: .. , ' : , J a if Ex t'H-QW? 4 it X oss' qv 7 R lv 1 R QW X L s. ' it X x , - -. L ev . 5, xi. r 'rt :i,: Q : W 'ihrkf-' Eff5iLEi::':,'I9 L ' , .5 ':' PFQQPYF 253153 ' x V I ' 3 A --V 9 5253: - ., i' '. - r 4 Q: f .t k gs f ii. riff , 1 A ti X ,f X ' '-. , - fix Y' 'X fs. f ' il- 9 Y , . ' Wg Q' G.. RQ we QED 't 'Sy A5 yt R+ .Q ,L 9 ww rr 3.2 -. Rh l Q1 xl'- is T 9 tl r :: K s QE Q, 7 N sr wg: w ff X arf' , Wi., , i' 1 5 ii 25 M t we f My l iw, 2 - ' tc f f fu,'.f ,5 1 Q K2 Q it J .. X il A 4 gt H, . 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Diane Crabtree En nette Counter Mike Duncan Trent Edwards Joe Flinn Richard Fonville West Ford Joe Ben Grisham Manuela Harris Tammy Harvey Emma Herrera Suzanne Hill Wayne Honea Shannon Housson Flandy Hutto Leslie Johnson Karen Johnson Kelly Joiner Randy Jones Carole Ann Kidd Brenda Knight Jeff Krantz Donna Lester Dwight Lewis Pat Lucasey Tina McCoy Blake Mahan Phyllis Mahaney Barbara Manriquez Kenneth Marney Larry Martin Jeri Dee Mathews Terri May Sherry Maynard Dawn Metcalf April Nevill Frank Norris Harry Novak Vance O'Brien Elizabeth Oliver Charlie Parker This day is begin ning to be hectic! f 'Q af PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE A 1 We ir ' 1 i, 1 rf' f f , J ' 6 ., N R K3 , . X , , V - I. W , Q ' X f f - .tglfmixlx I z , af Q ,gb E ? 3 22 if 3 -e all lj fx ,Z A - Yu ' Wx, -Q5 5. f' ww W,11w,1-,.,, f -. . - f 60? V! h, '. V' A Q , ,1 ,fl 'Z n' T LN Learning Communications in English Steve Peacock Dennis Petty Dianne James Robbie Phillips Jana Price Kathy Reed Cathy Rich Marilyn Rich Tami Robinson Leann Robinson Sandra Rodriquez Connie Rose Tony Shook Tammie Spruill Tammy Spurlen Veneva Stewart Treva Taylor Oleta Taylor Becky Thompson Jeff Truly Freshmen Girls Begin High School Life 5-Q3 vt X 01 w.T,, af! The Masters 84 The Slaves ,W The Fish start mission Ford 81 Texans go together . , ' 4 it .' '- - 'N I 9' -A I 'I T o 2. 1 1 'iii-i4fA.J75 3 to rg 9. .J - ,HTTQXAZQQ Q K ',-4 T J Ti L A Y Q t N . . N ,jf ,- L .wz 1133, 1,-I ' L. rf' g L V4 lf- - 'W , . ' ali-Lf 32'-Kiowa 36' xl 1' Tgff Q' ff 1 fgtf 'MK 7' Mig 1 ' Mit 1 V' 1 A i K F , H i' 'F , l ,KT,m . H ,I V4 Q N? Tk .Q V AN. ,. ,NU .V ,T 'ft Y ki, A F , Y f ,W 'F T , 3291 -:K 'T , 4 Aw W. we an 3 , Q fl sg Tw i7 H T f :T :gi W7 W Q J ,xii 1 h N ' k 3 .. Y I3 KIA, T h A 7 T.T, V , 'fi ' it M K aj F sssr - , T. : iff iq T-F-.4iiM, ' T T LX V' M ' f ' . Ar Q4 Q ' 1 2 vwgrkf , 45 ' To Tito a f' ti The decorations begin to take form 'Ls- e f V , T . . T T,T13jV K ,mg U T4 - j by tm. I Sizzling and frying on the cement 'infix '2 ' ' ', ' . :wht A . 7- 7. vvg, ' r ' N A v A '7 'r, sy' ' A , ry. 4'4 T , 2 . 1 '. T -' V M on T . irffwp -., 'Tf T fl .V I. b IRM g .,:,:,:g'fT 4 . T QI. .K -F. , V 0' 'i 1 4 ' 4, 3 JI M -uf 298. . lef' ' 1'-h I, 1 ' z . . rw vs N' FT - tw W ' .T , Tvisf. ff 4 ff' 9 V ' T 't f 'A f - s WA f ik, if , T tp T A i wa., . g T y . T15 ' W A i' if 'mi V 5 ' 1 KW, '. 1 lk. QQ .T KM.- -, Q T wx. ' 5. Y - ,V -i' TN , ' ' , L , is . h r. 1-.f ' , . , fo ijt, .if ,-t 3 K y 'lgyg i i T o .,, iff , , - T- f Ti .f Y v -V i 'vi , 3 ' ' 0, '- -nv id ! Z I . I - -1. T' Tr T ri ' 3' 1 T ' , i i JE ? Q Ll T QA ,N V fb f , Q. Q T ' 4 . J 4 T 1 1 ' .1 ' Q T fi72!SLgg' rt? 5 K Y? Ass. N , A qi I' X i, : A T . fi r - T T v A . ' - TA' VT T 2 Q f A fat 3, 1 1 5. , T: K- -I - .Ti -' Il si f - 'L T ii A portrait ofthe Freshmen Freshmen Faces 1 1' V 'IQ Oh. . .Shucks!! - It has to be in there somewhere! ,LMT hyw,sF , 3 feffif, . r ff ...w,1 . 5.34 ffef' , any '. -'Q 0,71-M71 ., iq? LTQTEW , . 1' , Tyla V X' ,Q in fl f A .3.s,1A W - . -X '7'- ' .- fri? ,f R'4FNx, .' Auf. R M. I Ni - 0 -I .,,.,3Eq LR XM Watch those glass doors, Charlye! Yes, Master Now son, tell me what happened last night. I if 5. Late date? Students Receive Awards For the first time the Quarter Back Club presented plaques to the highly deserving athletes in various events. They chose a Senior boy and a Senior girl as the All Around Athletes, they pre- sented awards to a boy and a girl in each event. The awards were presented at the All Sports Ban- quet held at the Elementary School on lVlay 19, 1978. c ttt,i it 'F' rx M X f . i Sherry Kidd Jim Owen Donna Crabtree John Hill Hjardist Dunn Area Vice All Around Athlete All Around Athlete All Around Football All District Basketball President Dis. Basketball. FFA YW i Scott Spradling Deborah Crabtree All Around All Around Basketball Basketball X ea i A li I rrs.v T . 1 .tat A gf za It S ei iisl G Charlye Parker Bart Boles All Around Track All Around Track Doug May Sherry Wheat Mike Simmel Claudia Bulgerin All Around Tennis All Around Tennis All Around Golf All Around Golf Snap Time I -qifq vt or lttulunqng 7 'W ' F Q wk W. . x ' ,mea - , .i .L ., all X, , . .. we Square off-Fight Mavericks Me and my shadow!?! t. .ff .Q 478 - X MV- Hill dv I haV9 T0 direct Thaf D'-EY? Would you read that story for me one more time? E r Q. W sf 3 Q V ,- fi AM if M: 5 oryz., ' if .1 f'k1 2 2:5 - 1 .- Just part of a day's work. Annual signing time again. I like cucumber sandwiches myself. What's the part? 123 Stars Shine In Student Council Talent Show , ' '.,f,f Nfl XXX , i .1 V' fi ? K M, :ii ' Je: .- l I . y 1 el 41 ,wx Liii t ' , f we -ilih nt ekfbvf yggeam' in V' 4 ,, ' 'tiff ff111f11f2 'l'f fs ,, 5 fag 1 J x, ,I ,Q ,qw ., , Q 1' te.et ,t, t 1 l Hjardist, Pat, and Jackie Jo and Kenneth x N x X , al' ,N a .Q K . Nf- 'ee fan ' - .s 'i 1: ., 1, .M - - V 7 5 f 3, ' 3 Randy and Kelly John Bart ..d 124 Brenda and Kenny Lee, Brenda, and Kelly J af' L X f A df Third period chemistry decorates tree Hey, do you think you are a good guy? WHAT??! Nice guys wear white hats? r -nu-.1-. Between a fire stick and a Big Red we can't lose. Jump Susan! Jump! l -r m ,f' ?, fm ffl fir! fm .wo ,,: ' YE .Y ,W y lx g5EEg?gQi,s 5 iii Vlifxu QfnE3tftiW'f3? ' ,,.1 .,, 1,50 In iii 4' M 2 15 iv' rti i f ' .. - wMMwWwAf , GLW' rw A if X .air 2 V--md Mi 2 wg. M N x 1 I ll is Q N X x l if B3 ,KJJ1 K 35. ,,.- 'V V - Reading bedtime stories again. Nine, ten, big fat hen. Mr. Duncan's on the warpath. The smiling faces of third period Study Hall. This may be our last meal. ' - it' f sJ'tisi l li A iff i i i iiiit i Q . . 7 ' I 551 . 5llW C i 3 ... f bryk 'Q .1 A' T I' 1tssiwWlsrw+s'w4ww-.l f E M W I2-if A' 5 fax ..4' U F ' ,fs N My ff 439 ' X ,kiss M N-f 'fb 1.4. 3 . ,W .. we ' t- fs t ' 5 f 1 T' ff Q . f- f ' .It -X 'N'--1' :iii f - . . , M , ' . V ' A 5 2 , ' ' f W A ' -5 1 . ' is T-,. ---- g t A . 5 - ., 11. , le, ' , . f it -- ty -g gi - ' Seniors complete their research papers. Of course we're studying. 127 Czarina Strikes Again! Another great day in Mr. Boles' Class. L41- 'Kg l .sfeoei M. if- 4' ' 1, ,,,,: ,j Q. mr I Q ' V 'Ai li 'r filif .1 , U up f Fixx Q i f l ,R X il Q t - mu .fig mi. Don't shake the T.N.T.! Back for thirds Bart? XY e -he--Q Q. Yeah Mrs. Hart, we believe you. Where are the goldfish? N I Q, K l l' . ,f -- f' ' ' 'W Aeif -QL. M ' R' . 'ij' r Eff? ' o r fe rw? u gr X wa Q K . 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Thorne Commerce and Daugherty Phone 629-1 166 Eastland, Texas XX Best Wishes 86 Compliments from the HOFFMANN'S Eastland, Texas Ranger Jr. College Ranger, Texas High Academic Standards Fully Accredited Modern Facilities Focusing On The individual AND THERE IS MORE Fon ADDITIONAL INFORMATION coNTAcT RANGER JUNIOR COLLEGE Ranger, Texas C8175 647-3234 4 O Compliments of TRI-CITY KOEN SALVAGE READY MIX 1411 W. Main Highway 3101 North Eastland, Texas 629-2649 Phone 629-1795 Compliments of A 8. B RADIO SHACK Phone 629- 1 334 Eastland, Texas .'itLEGRAPH0 A9 fb Q 3' 11, i 2 , g MN.-7 f Q, Compllments 1: ia '4 of S.-nn Il...-. 1.- llhrlllu uh' 'w, Lon OCRAP POE FLORAL -'P E 2 2 629-1711 609 W. Main Eastland, Texas GOOD LUCK MAVS! HIGGINBOTHAM-BARTLETT CO. Nlgr. Jack Elliot Building Materials 629-131 1 Paints Tools Fence Hardware Pipe Electrical Supplies 31 1 West IVlain Eastland, Texas RUBEN'S INTERSTATE GULF E' Specialize in Minor Tune Up Complete Motor Overhaul Air Conditioning, Repair Sales Washing, Greasing , Polish Jobs Phone 629-8894 I-20 Eastland, Texas sg:E2C:riJE:1L C WHOLESALE TIRE CO. A I A A L IOVER I3D.OOO CATALOG ITEM AS NEAR AS YOUR PHONE Seiberling--Michelin WILSON SALES AGENCY Phone 629-2922 oFFxcE 214 w. MAIN Home 403 E. Main Eastland 629 2618 EASTLAND. TEXAS 442 3501 GILBERT'S GULF SERVICE GREEN st. FLOWER wow, Main AND GIFT SHQP Farm Bureau Tires - Batteries - U-Haul Rentals Juanita Langlitz 200 North Green Street g Phone 629-1 101 Easnand' Texas 76448 Phone 629-831 1 Eastland, Texas ' . , J ' J. R. B. SUPERMARKET 200 E. Main Eastland 629-1667 Texas I4 Compliments of LONE STAR GAS COMPANY Lone Star Gcis Company Congratulations Students and Faculty Eastland High School Compliments of ALTMAN'S STYLE SHOP OF THE on BELT EASTLAN D, TEXAS NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE Abilene Cisco, Texas 234 Pine 704 Ave. D Phone 442-1488 44 Compliments of B. 8. W. CLINIC 8: STAFF H. .I. B1lIgCIiI'1, M.D. B, B, Alexander, IVLD Z J W' .X X- A A Y ,I , - . , 1 . f G 81 H ELECTRIC 104 N. Lamar 629-1221 E 8. E KUSTOM E 81 E AUTO SAL Paint and Body Shop 610 W. Main 802 W. Main 629-2282 629-81 1 1 Go Nlayerioks Compliments of Compgpqems JACOBI IV DEPARTMENT STATE FARM STORE INSURANCE 212 W. Main J 705 W. Main Jim Wortman, Agent HILLCREST FOOD MARKET Open 7 A.IVI. to 11 P.IVI. .si 5 9 S K- K K Compliments Q of - I , L PERKlN'S CAR W ASH nfmnrufwr srom' 116 E- Main Easuand Eastland County's Family Store I . Featuring Nationally Advertised Owner- Bob Perkms Brands of Merchandise WESTERN AUTO Compgpenfs ASSOCIATE STORE PERRY BROTHERS J. L. Luce Pittman 201-3 S. Lamar AI Novak-Manage' Zenith and Dearborn Dealer Phone 629- 1 400 Eastland Phone 629-201 1 Eastland at .ACMSGTDN 'E' f' 'T' ARRINGTON nous ARRINGTON FUNERAL HOME Area Code 817-629-2611 Friendly Personalized Service Lady Attendant at all Times 301 S. Lamar Eastland, Texas Congratulations Seniors! VALLEY VIEW c a. D FEED INC. GROCERY 301 N. Seaman 629-2173 609 W. Sadosa J. D. Carter Bag-bulk Eastland Texas President Custom 629-2431 Application Feed Fertilizer Seed MAIN STREET KERC RADIO LAUNDROMAT Lovin' Coin Operated 24 Hour Service Country 2 Coin Operated Dry Cleaners 45 Washers 9 Dryers Music 515 W. Main Eastland 1590 On your Dial Best Wishes From 601 W, Main Street EASTLAND TELEGRAM Phmle 817f529-8870 Office Supplies--School Supplies Phone 629-1707 Eastland 76448 Texas Eastland Texas Freddy Pevehouse Best Wishes From Compliments of EASTLAND COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY MODE O'DAY Pat and Annelle Miller Since 1923 West Side of the Square Phone 629-1077 in Eastland Phone 629-1193 Eastland Texas 4 Congratulations STEVEN PRINTING Seniors 78 AND PHOTOGRAPHY PERKINS IMPLEMENT 205 S, Lama, Eastland Sapgijwaiigrgce Steve Haines, Owner SUPER SAVE MARKET 400 S. Seaman ' -44. V' N- we - if ' fi 5, , -, ,K H HOUSE OF WEBSTER Highway 80 East 629-2647 A 1 Home Owned 8a Operated 629-1191 How longldo you thipk it takestopim an and build a Egger p ant? 'Iwo years? years? Eight years? If you guessed eight, you're right. Eight years to locate and puuchase the right site, order equipment, plan and build a li 'te-fueled power plant, obtain approvals from all regugt-:Dry agencies, and then test the plant's operation carefully It takes even longer for a nuclear- fueled plant- 10 to 12 years. Right now Texas Electric is having to build expen- sive new plants that generate electricity with coal and nuclear fuel. This way in the years ahead, our generation will have the electricity it needs for a lot ogimportant things- homemaking, jobs, education, health cane and cleaning up the envilronment. Buil ing these plants is 'N something we have to do, Of Q so that w en the need is E there tornonow, the elec- tricity will be there, too. C C' I4 Compliments of , JANIE S BEAUTY SHOP HOOD KING MOTOR CO Janie Seabourn Ford-Thunderbird-Nlercury Helen Sowell ln EastIandXaJnEd mnatlge Square Jolene Johnson Eastland Texas 1302 S. Seaman 629-1666 Compliments of EASTLAND DRUG COMPANY Pharmacy and Gifts Phone 629-1791 lVlr. and IVlrs. Durel Reid Compliments of EASTLAND BRUCE PIPKIN SAVINGS PIPKIN Moron co. A division of Olney Savings Olds-Cadillac Buick-Pontiac if. o. sox 178' mstt,-wo tm.-xs wma 314 W. Nlain 629-2636 Eastland MAVERICK BARBER SHOP Q'-2 ,s- 104 S. Seaman Phone 629-11 51 Floyd Williams Compliments ot VASSARETTE OF MUNSINGWEAR E I Shop Alt Compllments and -IM Of Save 6261 UWT? COCA-COLA Enjoy A BRITTAlN'S DISCOUNT 0 M BOTTLING M27 CENTER 'E' co, l 629-1083 Eastland Texas Phone 629-2037 Eastland Texas Compliments FOOD FACTORY of Under new Management CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Louise Jordan James T. Wright, Manager 103 S. Lamar 629-8856 Phone 629-2332 Eastland, Texas Eastland Texas Compliments For Tailored of Seat Covers GRAHAM'S TRIM SHOP DUNCAN EXXON STATION Phone 629-2266 802 W. M3111 629-8866 Eastland Texas Compgmems Compliments ot ROBO A cARLaggIHAT'C WEST TEXAS PRODUCE CO. Avenue D-9th Street Your One Stop Supplier Cisco Texas PIIOVIG P.O. Box 391 J. D . Yardley--Manager CISCO, Texas 76437 Best I.S.C. Wishes WAREHOUSE FEEDS From 705 St. Charles Street 3-D BRIDE SHOP Eastland B17!629-2891 H Nlrs. Fred Brown Sales Manager-Clayton Biggs Owners Eastland Texas Jerry Lowrance Don Lowrance 629-1941 629-1181 629-1823 Compliments For Distinctive gf Draperies Call HOLLAND'S BEIL DRAPERIES DRlVE'IN Bedspreads, woven woods and Levolor Blinds 629-2215 1706 W. Commerce - Phone 629-1319 1505 W' Mam Eastland Texas RANGER SAVINGS Where Your Business ls Always Appreciated 1-,Q . V1 w wigs ,fL' w' ' 'P' if f .2 'A . ' , , - ' A. .. 'ff':1f '1 ' WE- T we fi ., CITIZENS REA LTY CITlZEN'S REALTY AND HOMESTEAD CONSTRUCTION CO. Residential Specialists 802 W. Nlain Phone 629-1769 Jia ock, EI yn Davidson, Jeff Bradley, vp! X vywenni radley Q M CLASS OF 1978 mg f EBAA IRON, INC. LAKE OLDEN EASTLAND, TEXAS 4 V1 Compliments of EASTLAND MEDICAL 8g SURGICAL CLINIC P.A. lVl. A. Treadwell, lVl.D. 81 Terry A. Treadwell, lVl.D. MORREN'S MANGUM GIFT SHOP SERVICE CENTER phone 629,2616 24 Hr. Film Processing 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Arts and Crafts Local and Long Distance Highway 80 East Permitted Hauler 1013 W- Main 6292092 Eastland, Texas Large or Small Eastland OLD RIP CAFE THE BEAUTY BARN 412 E. lVlain Jean Limmer-owner Eastland, Texas 629-8267 Under new management 204 E. Valley 5 Compliments of scorrs Boov sl-lor Compllments 1 300 W. Commerce 629-2372 DR. AND MRS. J.O. JOLLY SHERRY'S CHIC R- Nl- SNEED BQU1-'QUE CONTRACTOR, INC. 107 E. Conner 629-1756 Highway 80 Eastland, Texas Eastland, Texas Sherry Arther Elizabeth Harris Complirnents o MANGRUM AIR EASTLAND SERVICE CONDITIONING PARTS COMPANY 301 S. Mulberry Phone 629-8083 112 E. Commerce Phone 629-1733 Eastland, Texas Eastland, Texas C . GOODYEAR ompllments of TIRE 8. RUBBER CO. SERVICE STORES MR. 81 MRS. VICTOR . CORNELIUS 315 E. Nlaln 629-2662 WANDA'S RECREATION Compliments Of CENTER S at H 1006 vvesr Main GREEN STAMPS open 10 till 10 Ofndgjsfgfife DARRELL'S BEAUTY SALON COmp me tS of ROBERTSON TV SALES Congratulates AND T Seniorseof '78 :Eg-TVICE 101 W. Main Phone 629-2002 C Dealer Bonnie, Letha, and B.W. Eastland 629-1222 Phone 629-1625 Eastland, Texas Best Wishes CENTRAL DRUG 629-2681 Manager Don Stoner Eastland, Texa Belts Western 81 Compliments Wranglers casual wear of durango boots 84 moccasins MOYLAN B 8. H TRADING POST CONSTRUCTION BARGAIN STORE 512 North Seaman 311 North Seaman Phone Eastland, Texas 76448 817 629-2885 629-2244 Eastland Compliments of BALL OIL FIELD SERVICE SOUTHERN 400 N. Seaman TELEVISION SYSTEMS Eastland, Texas Get better looking on Cable T.V. Phone Chris Ball 8177629-1718 629-1580 201 N. Seaman 8177629-2879 Compliments of VALLEY VIEW LODGE HALLMARK FLORAL 401 So. Mulberry Eastland, Texas 76448 700 So. Ostrom Owners Jack Hallmark Phone Jerry Underwood-Administrator Lillian Gardner 629-2090 305 East lVlain Ph Eastland, Texas 629-26396 A FULLEN MOTOR COMPANY Vw F IIIGIUAIIII i 58 House of Service Terrace Room Sun.-Thurs. A Fri.-Sat. NUT RESTW5 -Ktwf 'L MMM' ana, isa f 7 if Compliments Interstate 20 of Lake Leon Exit Ramada Inn Eastland, Texas 252' Q ,, L:.,, - 2 . A M 'V' 8, 1 , W ur, ,, . VNV' 'WW ill' Li Kr ,Alfhj-i,. U 'AY5-iffll, - ' ,. K O gay - is N. .L -K U mv2..,wdk Num Q, , ,as Aly. 'Tru- LA w-.Q N wg1f'94u-Q .V M. Nan av-av xg, QW mc' Q f f 5,59 KFC VG 3 Ly C2- if 6567061 cMHfS1i'i29f Q Q7 fjy Q Q fl C2 O QQ 4' LO . 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