Fort Stockton High School - Panther Yearbook (Fort Stockton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1968 volume:

vWil C FORT STOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL FORT STOCKTON, TEXAS VOLUME XXX Published by The Annual Staff THE SPIRIT. . . There's something in the air at Fort Stockton High School. It is something one can't take a picture of, nor describe. It is something that has only happened In the school year of 1967 and 1968. It is something most people call the Spirit of '68. This thing called Spirit is the feeling of pride in a school that is in no other school. This pride is in the people who walk the halls of FSHS. This Spirit is a feeling that only we, the students at FSHS get when we hear the school song, or a joy we feel when we know our school's done well. At a pep rally we experience this feeling when the voices swell so loud that we fear the rafters will fall. This great feeling is knowing we belong to something that is good. An example of this feeling was expressed when our new pep squad was formed and so many of us rushed to sign up to become a member of it so that we could raise the spirit of our school even more. The picture at the left, the Pep Squad demonstrates this spirit. The Spirit is not only reflected through the school as a whole, but it is shown in the faces of each individual whose achievements are high. This annual can’t record the feeling, nor can it really show this Spirit through these pictures. It can only record incidents of an activity and things of an academic nature through pictures. No one can grasp this Spirited feeling but the '68 Panthers of Fort Stockton High School themselves. . . . OF ’68 3 THE SPIRIT OF ’68 IS REFLECTED IN OUR. . . Honors 11 Activities 31 Athletics 71 Classes 99 Academics 153 Advertising 173 This is Fort Stockton, a Town Filled With Much Pride and Spirit FORT STOCKTON CHAMBER COMMERCE This is Fort Stockton, Texas: Gateway to the Big Bend Country. Of course, we have much pride in this town for we will inherit and manage it in a few years. We are proud of the growing city of Fort Stockton. We are proud of the new sulfur plants, the booming oil wells, and the new schools and homes. We look around us and see that we are the future citizens of this town. We know that there are things to be done and we feel confident that we can do them. We have been called everything from the hippie generation to a group of reckless, wild juvenile delinquents. But we choose to reject these views, for we know that we are the generation of progress. We love this town. It is our town, and we want the best for it. We want it to grow, and we are willing to make it grow. This is the voice of the Spirit of '68 generation. It is time our voice was heard and understood. 7 Today, in this age of anxiety, bomb shelters, and wars, there are many accelerated classes, and a much greater sense of challenge. Therefore, a student not only needs a good high school average, but high scores on various tests which most colleges require, and various creative abilities. It is no longer possible to do just what one wants to do nor to live on the reputation of the reputation that he might have made. Today, one must be able and willing to take orders from others. If he refuses, then he will never be workable or happy in the present day society. This is just the way we have to live in our modern times. Over a period of three years, we, the students of FSHS, become a part of certain groups and sections. We pick our friends with respect for one another's ideas. Some of our friendships are shallow and will last only until we have graduated, while others are long, lasting companionships which will last for a lifetime. Many things are experienced together. Deep feelings and seemingly important problems are revealed to a chosen few, while there are those whom we can really trust, and through crises, those who will always be there. We find a few, who, no matter what, will always be standing there, waiting to do any small thing to help. We have our trivial moments as well as our deep moments. We enjoy one another's company in our silly and wild experiences when we make the drag several hundred times or see who can drink the most Cokes at the Dairy Mart. We see each class working for recognition in the intramurals and each class trying to out yell the rest in the class victory yell in the pep rallies. As academic classes, we elect our own officers and class favorites, and compete, good-naturedly, against one another. These are our classmates who emphasize the Spirit of '68. Sports, Classes and Activities Reveal Panthers 8 The Spirit of FSHS is reflected day after day through our numerous activities. There are scores of things to do here at FSHS. There are pep rallies, various sports activities, dances, numerous club activities, and every now and then an election or contest of some sort. We show much enthusiasm in our activities. We let ourselves go and enjoy the excitement of a game or feel the tense emotion of a contest. Often, the participation in an activity will determine our futures. The participation in an activity can lead to a hobby and then grow into a lifetime project. These activities here at FSHS do not just “keep us busy nor are they just a means of keeping us off the streets, but they offer a constructive program. They are offered to us to help us help ourselves. We reflect our Spirit by our participation in these activities, although our spirit is most evident in our athletics. It is here that almost all the school spirit we have reveals itself, vocally and emotionally. At a football game, the stadium shakes with, We want a touchdown! “ At a basketball game, the cry is, Sink it, Panthers, sink it! And at the pep rallies the gym is virtually shaken with Go! Fight! Win! The Panthers have great spirit and we lose just as well as we win. Our teams' sense of sportsmanship and values, despite the odds, is something all Panthers are proud of. There is a sense of desire and rivalry that is quite obvious in all the Panther teams, and as far as desire to win along with good sportsmanship is concerned, no Panther team has ever lost. 9 FORT STOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL Alma Mater Live For Dear Old Stockton Fight For Her Colors True Floating High Above Us We will promise white and blue to reverence and honor you Loyal and together We our best must do Live for dear old Stockton She lives for you One of FSHS's National Honor Society Members, Doris Kellner, presents the valedictorian address for the graduating class of 1968. F reshman Favorites Even though the Freshman are teased and belittled, their cheerfulness and spirit are always bubbling. Prime examples of outstanding Fish are Betsy Blaydes and Edward Gallegos. Betsy represented her class on the Student Council as Freshman representative, and served as Volleyball manager. Edward played football and ran track. Not only was he adapted to sports but also speaking. 12 Sophomore F avorites The heart-warming smiles and understanding hearts of Beth Rainwater and Mike Patterson warm the halls of F.S. H. S. These two sophomores flaunt their personality to their fellow students and fill the building with spirit. Beth is shown above practicing for the One-Act Play. She has also participated as a de-bator, played tennis, was a B-team cheerleader, and represented her class in the student council. Mike is pictured below in his basketball uniform. He has played B-team football and shows promises for both sports. 13 Junior Spirit is shown as this twosome is pictured in front of the Shield holding the Victory flag. Dee Broyles and Janet Pistole are always ready to lead the Junior Class to Victory in spirit. The winning smiles and top personalities of Janet and Dee are always in great spirit. Janet is a twirler in the Fort Stockton High School Band. She also is a representative for the Junior Class in the student council. Dee, an outstanding athlete, played Varsity basketball and tennis. He was honored by winning an award in basketball. Favorites Senior Favorites at F. S. H. S. lead the class in George Hoffman express happiness at being chosen spirit, and in turn the Senior Class sets a good exam- Senior Favorite, pie for other classes to follow. Phyllis Walker and George Hoffman has been active in sports all four years and has influenced the spirit of the school. Phyllis Walker has been a cheerleader for two years and was chosen Football Sweetheart. Phyllis has also played volleyball. 15 Best Looking Good looks plus a great personality is the apparent reason for Jimmy Tillotson winning the honor of Best Looking boy. His spirit is shown throughout the halls of the school. Jimmy participated in football and was co-captain of the team. He also served as Vice-President of the Senior Class, and has worked diligently for his school in many ways. Here she is. Most Beautiful girl of Fort Stockton High School. Helena O’Neal's qualities of being a sweet and charming person, as well as being beautiful, is another reason for being chosen Most Beautiful. Helena is an officer in the Pep squad and a member of the F. T. A. 16 Most Outstanding Excelling in various school activities is Molly Jones, who was awarded Most Outstanding girl. Molly Jones has held class and student council offices. She is a twirler in the band and also plays the clarinet. Molly has attended the Honor Banquet and was a class favorite. Representing the school as Most Outstanding boy is Steven Danielson. Steven held student council offices, attended the Honor Banquet, and has played football. He is outstanding in the eyes of all his fellow students. He shows his spirit by pledging to the flag. Most Athletic mm V.; “' w - ■ Surrounded in an array of athletic equipment are the Most Athletic Doris Kellner and Chris Walker. Rousing school spirit has been shown by both Doris and Chris in their words, thoughts, and actions. These two have proven their determination by helping Fort Stockton to gain recognition in athletics. Chris plays football and runs track, showing his skills in sports. He is always ready to do his best for his team and teammates. Doris has proven her athletic ability by playing volleyball for four years. She has been the Panther, the school mascot for the year. Our Beau is shown with fellow football players, David Davis and George Hoffman. Pep Squad Beau The highest honor possible bestowed on a boy by the Peps Squad is the Pep Squad Beau. Frank Hillin, our first beau, was chosen because of his high-spirited participation in various sports. He is active in football, basketball, track, and tennis, making his qualifications complete. At right, with the Panther looking on, Frank is being presented with an identification bracelet by Pep Squad President, Sally Eason. 19 Band Sweetheart The Pride of Pantherland Band selected Becky Smith for their 1967 Sweetheart. Becky has played tenor-sax in the band four years and in stage band plus playing ensemble at contest. This year she is band Treasurer. These three talented and lovely girls help make the band a brighter place. Becky Smith was chosen Sweetheart; Wanda Bean and Althea Lannom were runners-up. Wanda has been in band four years, gone to ensemble three and is band Secretary. Althea has been in band four years. Becky, in middle, is playing her Sax with Darlene Fields, Kay Harbour, and Lana Magee. 20 Football Sweetheart HAPPINESS IS BEING CHOSEN FOOTBALL SWEETHEART .... and having your brother share the excitement with you. Phyllis Walker, cheerleader and Panther booster, was chosen Football Sweetheart by the vote of the players. She was escorted by her brother, Chris who plays fullback for the Panther team. Phyllis is active in the Pep-squad and Volleyball. Runners-up for Sweetheart were Mary Holstein and Janie Shugart. Mary is an Honorary member of the F. T. A. Janie is a cheerleader. Phyllis's winning personality and support of the Panther team, makes her a favorite among the football boys and coaches. She is always ready to help in boosting the spirit of F. S.H. S. 21 Basketball - Diana enjoys all sports, especially basketball. Sweethearts The basketball team chose two sweethearts for the reason of cherishing both girls. Chosen were Diana Goedrich and Irma Nunez. Diana, a sophomore at FSHS, is always behind the athletes lOOVo. Having been a Freshman cheerleader, Diana understands all the work, disappointments, and joys of sports. Her spirit is also displayed in the Pep Squad. Irma, better known as Worm, also knows the qualities it takes to participate in sports, and she urges each player with never ending spirit. Irma is aware of the importance of backing the team for she has played volleyball for three years. 22 Track Sweetheart The Comanche Relays Queen for 1968 is Janie Shugart. She was chosen by the Panther cindermen. The Queens Court consisted of Linda Broxson, Olga Duarte, Juanita Subia. The girls presented the winners with their awards at the track meet. Janie served as Cheerleader for this year, which helped to up school spirit to a peak. 23 SALLY EASON LIONEL RUBIO Helena O’Neal HOMECOMING QUEEN 26 The honor of being chosen Homecoming Queen comes but once every four years. It has always been the custom of our school. This year the Ex's chose a Coming Home Queen just as FSHS chose a Homecoming Queen. Helena O'Neal was chosen FSHS Queen, with Sally Eason and Sara Fernandez being in the court. The Ex's Queen was Mrs. Carl Butz, a life long citizen of Fort Stockton. 1 Helena, FSHS's Homecoming Queen, is a very active girl. She was also chosen Most Beautiful, is in FTA, Pep Squad, and while she lived in Amarillo she was a newspaper reporter, in FHA, band, and was a twirler. Top Graduates 28 Receive Honors JOYCE FAULKENBERRY BOB HAYTER Best All-Around Girl Best All-Around Boy Dan forth Award JENNY BROWN Business Award American Legion Award 29 Various Awards Presented to Seniors MARTY WINKLER Science Award JUDIE SMITH MOLLY JONES Journalism Award Social Studies Award The Spirit of y ju Sweepstakes Award Taken % The Fort Stockton High School Band, commonly known as the Pride of Pantherland, took top honors in the district U. I. L. competition in Midland, Texas. Earlier in the season, the band took a first in marching contest, and then in concert and sightreading making the band Sweepstakes winners for the second time in a row. The band attended the Dallas State Fair to march in the cotton bowl this year. This added to the band's honors. Several members of the band took individual honors in district, regional, and state competition. Mitzi Stumpf was our delegate to state. Mitzi is a senior and plays the french horn. Mr. Jarrell pauses a moment before a concert in front of the trophy case to try to collect his thoughts. Bonnie McKenzie discusses a Concert number with one of her fellow band members. Part of the Fort Stockton High School Band participated in the Christmas Play which was put on by Fort Stockton High School. The band made its last appearance for the year of 1968 in May during its Spring Concert. Darlene Fields has added her talent on the Baritone Saxa- Mr. John Butterfield, assistant band director, is phone to the high school band and stage band. directing the stage band during one of their per- formances. 33 Of the many members striving for excellence these went past District in achievements. Receiving the John Philip Sousa Band Award are Bill Long and Wanda Bean. Twirlers demonstrate their varied talents as they performed in the annual Christmas Pa gent. 34 Staci Smith. Janet Pistole, Molly Jones. (Drum Major), Judy Oswalt, and Lanthia Ligion (Twirlers) lead the band in the excitement of football games and contest. A Race for Victory. . . Becky Smith, Kay Harbour, David Coward, Jimmy Hoffman, and Billy Englert are shown putting effort into a Stage Band performance. Glenna Stapp beautifies Kay Triplett's hair on the way to the Dallas State Fair, Accomplishment the Knd The Pantherland band reached many goals this year. Their main goal was winning first at marching contest-the first step toward Sweepstakes. Also the band was invited to play at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Three members made All-Regional Band with Mitzi Stumpf making it to State. Becky Smith was chosen as Band Sweetheart with Wanda Bean and Althea Lannom and princesses. The band was truly the Pride of Pantherland.” James Duncan escorts 1968 Band Sweetheart Becky Smith. Members face grim task of loading for Dallas trip. News of a first brings typical reaction from David Hardin and Bill Long. Band forms F. S. during half-time activities for last home game. Music Fills the Air as. . . Donald Hodge puts body and soul into choir music. Mr. Bates and wife lead choir in finale at Winter Concert. Jan Broxson gets in the mood for a new piece of music. Working with a large group of voices is an undertaking that can be fun and worthwhile. Mr. James Bates, in his second year at FSHS, led his group of voices through a successful year. Such groups as the Girl’s Ensemble, the Boy’s Ensemble, soloist, and the choir itself performed at functions such as the Christmas Pagent, Winter Concert, Lions Club, Honor Banquet, and the school assembly. Many types of music filled the air as songs of the traditional nature and those of the folk nature and some accompanied by guitars were presented. The choir recorded many of these in order to produce a record. Mr. Bates, Director, and Byron Woodard, Student Director, explain the techniques each use in directing. 37 90 Voices Blend to Bonnie Hale and John Gurley accompany the choir in a performance. The Fort Stockton High School Choir has performed six times this year for students and townspeople of the city. In the The Girls Ensemble sang with the choir and by themselves for , , , , „ ,, . . _ many functions this year. Janet Walters, Byron Woodard, Tern Smith, Julia Garlick, Barbra Bohl, and Linda Broxson are this years choir officers. 38 Create New Sound spring they went to contest in Midland and came back with a three and a four. Janet Walters and Terri Smith sing for the Vocational Banquet. The Boy's Ensemble met every Tuesday for practice and some of the boys played instruments while singing with the choir. The Fort Stockton High School Acapella Choir participated in many contests throughout the year. The first contest was tryouts for regional choir in which Joyce James and Miram Hartman placed. Placing first in solo and ensemble contest were oyce James and Ronald Sanders. The choir placed three and four in concert and sightreading respectively. Helping the choir prepare for the various contests was Mrs. Bates whose talents were much appreciated. Future Teachers Have. The future teachers of America of Fort Stock-ton High School put in long but enjoyable hours on their winning scrapbook. Delegates to the convention which was held in Dallas, Texas were Lanthia Ligon, the chapter's historian, Pam Denton, and Pat Card. The delegates stayed in the Statler Hilton Hotel. The project of the F. T. A. members this year was to practice teach in one of the elementary schools. This year proved to be very successful for the future teachers, and a very enjoyable one for Buck Luttrell, the sponsor. The convention delegates display their winning scrapbook. r.� rj 31. a .'i! ■ ■ Janet Walters admires the scrapbook with its comical characters, the roadrunner and the coyote. Jenny Brown and Lynda Jackson study their lesson plans in preparation for student's teaching Day. — Officers forF.T.A. this year are: Mary Hayter, vice-president, Beverly Brooks, secretary, Teresa Trulove, parliamentarian, Gwen Warnock, president, Lynda Jackson, treasurer, and Lanthia Ligon, historian. Initiative, Imagination, and Innovation Future members of the Teaching profession are gathered for an afternoon meeting to discuss the convention where their scrapbook took top honors. The theme of the scrapbook was Invest, Innovate, and Improve. 41 Focus on Fun Members of club cheer Frank as Christmas festivities begin. FOOLS RUSH IN-Club members rush to pick up goodies from the broken pinata. Frank McRea takes careful aim at the Christmas pinata. 42 Spanish members have fun at one of their gay dances for the year. Paul Faivor assists Juanita Subia as they prepare to use the listening lab. The Spanish Club, under the guidance of their capable sponsor Mr. Howard Tyson, made plans for a full year of fun and frolic. The officers, club members, and sponsors treated themselves to such activities as the annual Christmas party held in the cafeteria where refreshments were served and music was furnished by the Screaming Skulls. Posadas were sung in the true Spanish mode, and the traditional pinata was broken in the girl’s gym. Eating proved to be a favorite pastime at the supper. Besides feasting, such activities as games and group singing were enjoyed. Besides Mr. Tyson, Miss Judith Reyna and Salvador Duran acted as co-sponsors for the club. Pictured with their sponsor Mr. Tyson are officers Suzie Ortega, Mike Goode, Delma Blanco, Paul Faivor, Juanita Subia, and Hector Suarez. Spanish Club 43 This year's Library Club officers and members used imagination to make the library more attractive to students. Delma Blanco types up lists of over due books for Mrs. Ball. Library Club Receives Distinctive Honor Members compare notes on the latest ways to catalogue books. The Library Club received many honors. The first of these came when the scrapbook placed second in District. The Library Club sponsored an art contest and the winning drawing was placed in the scrapbook. To highlight the district trip, Janie Rusk was elected to the office of District Parliamentarian. The club's main objective is to familiarize the student with the library. To do this, special projects such as making posters were used. This year Mr. Luttrell contributed thirteen books of poetry to the library. This, along with Mrs. Ball and her assistants, helped make the library an outstanding feature of Fort Stockton High School. Mark Williams straightens up after a class. Club advisor, Mrs. Ball, is ready to assist in any way. 45 Tumbleweed Receives Mr. Thompson ably led the Tumbleweed to an All-Texas Rating. Bill Long writes up a story for Long's View Point. Susan Lewis, Exchange Editor, and Jim Burleson, Club News Editor, pool knowledge in an effort to create stories, while Linda Jackson edits. Co-editors, Judie Smith and Lynda Jackson, struggle to get out an edition. 46 All-Texas Rating Chris Walker uses his artistic ability as Staff Artist for the Tumbleweed. Shown are the many steps involved before the paper reaches the student. Under the direction of Mr. Thompson, the TUMBLEWEED staff worked long hours to produce the paper. Both Journalism I and II classes gathered facts for stories. The facts were made into stories which were proofed. Copy heads were created and stories were sent to the printer. Gallies were proofed and sent to the Pecos Enterprizes for the final printing and then to the student. Much labor was put into the paper to make it interesting as well as informative. Unusual stories were featured as well as the edition of the April Fool paper. Janie Graves labors over the typewriter while writing up the opinions of the readers for the Panther Growl. Time Out for Fun Journalism I students relax before starting to write stories. Judie Smith and Vicki York have a coke while laying out a page. Bill Long and arm play with the finances. 48 Future Homemakers Promote Goodwill Mrs. Kit Moore and her officers planned an active year with the goal of promoting goodwill through getting to know our neighbors. Such programs as a study of juvenile delinquency and concentration camps were presented. Outside projects such as making costumes for the Christmas program, furnishing a gum tree for the halls, and sponsoring a tea for junior High stressed the Club's main purpose of promoting Leadership. Active club members were Jackie Rochen, Jan Broxson, Brenda Powell, Doris Kelner, Martha Mosley, Treresa Trulove, and Sue Jane Hays. Doanld Hodge was selected as FHS Beau on the basis of his talents in the kitchen. Teresa Trulove, vice-president, Martha Mosley, histor ian, Doris Kellner, president, Brenda Powell, parliamenta ian, and Jan Broxson, song leader were officers for this ye Light Crew The light crew takes time out to have their picture taken during practice for the Commencement exercises. The light crew is responsible for all lights and stage facilities in Weaver Auditorium. IT's my mother! Jimmy Hoffman Talks to the stage crewman on the auditorium's telephone. Brad Kincaid is busy getting the curtains all set for the Christmas Play. 50 Pulls the Strings Terry Younggren and T. C. Kincaid help the seniors of 1968 prepare their Commencement Exercises. The lights play a major part in any function and especially graduation. 51 The light crew helped out on many activities this year. Some include the Christmas Play, band and choir concerts, student council nomination speeches, U.I. L. one act plays, Safe Driving display, and Mrs. Tinkler's television scripts. The light crew is also busy during the summer. The highlight of this summer will be The Miss Fort Stockton Contest. The girls will perform a talent, a bathing suit revue, and will model their favorite gown. The lights must be exact for the girls performance and our light crew will surely make it a great success. One of the stage crewman waits for the signal to begin. Everything must be prompt and exact. Knowledge Gained The one-act play-Riders to the Sea-was given by the FSHS cast of Beth Rainwater, Sherry Laouderdale, Polly Price, Pattye Beth Rainwater was chosen for the All-Star cast for her performance. Harriet Campbell prepares the index file for Barbara Bohl and Billy Purser prepare for poetry con- future use in Girl's Informative. test 52 Through Experience Johnson, Walter Nix, Teresa Moring, Neil Thompson, and Terry Younggren. 6 Regina Hargus relaxes and refreshes before another grueling contest. 53 Jimmy Tillotson seeks advice on prose reading. Joanna Heald sits and meditates after Girl’s Persua sive. UIL Group Receives Marty Winkler looks slyly into the camera after winning second at state in U. I. L. science. Beth Rainwater, and Teresa Moring practice for U.I.L. girl's debate. Their spon sor was Mrs. Tinkler. Dottie Word and Vickie York were second highpoint team in regional. Their sponsor was Mr. Larry Thompson. Many Awards Members of the speech team joke, laugh, and discuss the events that have happened to each at contest. MRS. TINKLER--sponsor Wanda Bean - Prose Florentino Garcia - Boy’s Informative Neil Thompson - Prose Harriet Campbell - Girl's Persuasive Bill Oswalt - Boy’s Debate Jody Ferrante - Boy's Debate Beth Rainwater - Girl's Debate Teresa Moring - Girl’s Debate MR. HARRAL--sponsor Marty Winkler - Science MRS. BENNETT Walter Buenger David Hardin David Coward MR. THOMPSON--sponsor Dottie Word Vicki York MRS. LOPEZ--sponsor Terri Smith Paul Faivor MRS. SHEELAR--sponsor Wanda Bean - Shorthand Juanita Subia - Shorthand Martha Mosley - Shorthand Jeanette Holland - Shorthand Miram Hartman - Typing Valarie Albro - Typing Pattye Chance - Typing Sue Hays - Typing Mitz Stumpf - Typing MRS. THOMPSON--sponsor Debbie Funderburk Jane E. Fisher 55 Being a Staffer Requires Business staffers promote yearbook sales with a pep rally. 56 Members of the annua] staff worked long hard hours for its completion. Editors of the different sections and their helpers drew layouts and made up pages in the Monday night meetings. The Reward Is Pride .vii r,� vt; 1+ U ■ The definition of an annual is a pictorial record of a years accomplishments and events. It may sound simple, but the staff for the 1968 Panther annual started work early in September in order for this definition to be realized. Editors of the various sections met to decide upon a theme and how to start preparations for work. Representatives for Newsfoto Publishing Company presented programs on layout, design, and copy as helps to the staff. The work actually began. In order to promote sales of the Panther, the annual pep rally was presented to the student body and the annual was dedicated to the Sophomore class because of their high, school spirit. More work was required as deadlines were met. The final moment comes as the annuals are given to the students. Pride in the product is the only reward. 57 Shown are the editors guidlines used in the making up of pages. Pep Squad Adds Mrs. Young, sponsor, and officers Lynda Jackson, Helena O'Neal, June Gallimore, and Sally Eason led the Spirit Club. Adding to the boom of FSHS, varsity cheerleaders were the Cheerleaders and Panther were aided by the Spirit Club in Pep rallys and at games. Members of Pep Squad were responsible for Victory sign at each game. 58 This year an exuberant group added to the excitement of sports. A new club, sporting new uniforms and practised manuvers, was inagurated. The Spirit Club, under guidance of Mrs. Young and varsity cheerleaders helped to boost spirit during pep rallies and football games, in and out of town, and some basketball games. The club hailed Frank Hillin as its first beau. Success surrounded the club and the club found its place in the tradition of FSHS. New Spirit to FSHS powerful voice of the newly organized SPIRIT CLUB. 59 New uniforms were sported by members. Frank Hillin was presented as Spirit Club Beau. Student Council Provides The student council represents the student body in various school activities. Among the many activities sponsored by the student council are: the slave sale, teen time, panther directory, the Christmas Tree, Mums for football games, managed two concession stands, five annual dances, all school assemblies, elections, and the adoption of a Greek orphan. They also have a day set aside for Teacher's Appreciation, in which they fill the teachers lounge with coffee, cake, and all sorts of goodies. Student Council members discuss the future ot K. S. H. S. Bob Hayter, student body president, gives his Vice president, Steven Danielson, tells students to give the outgoing speech. new student council members their support. 60 Leadership for FSHS Molly Jones encourages more support and tells of the duties of next year's secretary. The more money the more activities the school will be able to have, says the outgoing treasurer Lantia Ligon. Tommy Salisbury, Bob Hayter, Mr. Henslee, Floyd Riley, and Steven Danielson display the Student Council plaque. They all attended the Student Council convention. 61 Representing the Classes Representing the Seniors are Representatives Pat Card, and Glenn Honaker with President Gwen Warnock. Bobby Felts, Janet Pistole are Junior Representatives with Muarry Gray as Junior President and Floyd Riley, another boy Representative. 62 s () p h o m o r e s Along with Eric Siegmond, the Sophomore President, are Beth Rainwater, Charles Laurence, Sherry Lauderdale, and Mark Steele as the representatives. President Clyde Sawyer, Bill Oswalt, Betsy Blaydes, Frances Medina, and Edward Gallegos represent the Freshman Class on the Student Council. 63 Officers of the National Honor Society were Robert Lannom, treasurer, Doris Kellner, secretary, Mary Hayter, president, and Gwen Warnock, vice-president. National Honor Society Senior members Gwen and Robert were recognized as honor graduates at the annual Honor Banquet. Graduating members Linda Broxson and Marty Winkler stand ready for the commencement. Sam Pfiester told of his many experiences as the main speaker for the progressive supper. The activities of the National Honor Society began early in the fall with the initiation of new members selected on the basis of character, leadership, service, and scholarship. The initiation was in the form of a Tea. This year the parents of the members helped with the Progressive Supper given for the members. The spring activities consisted of an initiation and reception preceeding the Honor Banquet. All Senior members of the Society had the distinctive honor of wearing the Society pendent which signified their standing. Sponsors this year were Mrs. Hayter, Chairman, Mrs. James, Mr. Harrel, Mr. Ward, and Mr. Moring Strives for Excellence VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN THIRD HIGHEST Doris Kellner Mary Hayter Wanda Bean 65 From the members of the National Honor Society came the three highest students of those who were graduating. Danny King, State FFA Vice-president, presents Mary Hayter with a FFA Sweetheart jacket. Brenda Powell and Fish , her dad, get ready for the Pecos County Stockshow. On the Job Training Is D. D. Peeberry” White demonstrates the art of shearing to freshmen Chopo Garlick, Steve Taylor, Lonny Walters, and Randy Herring. Officers of the FFA took care of all the business and led the group in activities. 66 Guide for Future Farmers Brenda Powell, Johnny Quintela, James Murphy, Russell Hayman, and Lonnie Walters take a breather during a busy show. L. N. Saul is showing a buck at the El Paso show. He won Showmanship at the Pecos County show. A recap of the FFA's activities for the year: County Show-L. N. Saul, Champion Hampshire Ram; Brenda Powell, Champion Hampshire Ewe; David White, Champion Southdown Ram, Champion Suffolk Ram, and Champion Suffolk Ewe; Brenda Powell, Champion Delaine Ewe and Ram. El Paso Show-L. N. Saul, Champion Hampshire Ram; Mary Holstein, Champion Hampshire Ewe; Brenda Powell, Champion Delaine Ewe and Ram; David White, Champion Suffolk Ram and Ewe and South-down Ewe. San Antonio Show-David White, Champion South-down Ram. Houston Show-David White, Champion Suffolk Ewe; Brenda Powell, Champion Delaine Ewe. San Angelo- Mary Holstein, Champion Hampshire Ram; Brenda Powell, Champion Hampshire Ewe. Fish Powell prepares a hearty meal for the hungry showmen. 67 VOE Brings Added Spirit The officers for the newly formed Vocational Office Education are Claudia Davenport, Sarah Key, Carole Peeples, Sherita Smith, and Jeanette Coffman. Working in their daily routine, which is often questionable, are Judy Oswalt, Mrs. Harral, and Sherita Smith. 68 ITC Makes Future Leaders The president of ICT, Molly Jones, enjoys her meal at the annual vocational banquet along with her employer, Dr. G. A. Hoffman. The officers of ICT are (standing) Judy Berry, Olga Duarte, Beverly Vann, (sitting) Pompey Carrillo, Molly Jones, and Jim Burleson. The Distributive Education Club's officers are Lanthia Ligon, Janet Walters, June Gallemore, Ludene Walters, Linda Ball, and Roy Rich. Salesmanship Practiced by D. E. Students of DE are watching Mr. Handley closely as he grades their semester exams. 70 Lanthia Ligon, president of DE, introduces the speaker for the Vocational Banquet. Frank Hillin (85) misses a drive to grab an Alpine gridder. However, with organization and precision, teammates close in on the Buck. If Spirit Counts; Panthers Have It! Scores El Paso 6 Ft. Stockton 0 Marfa 7 Ft. Stockton 0 Alpine 0 Ft. Stockton 19 Wink 23 Ft. Stockton 0 Monahans 51 Ft. Stockton 6 Pecos 41 Ft. Stockton 19 Andrews 7 Ft. Stockton 14 Kermit 35 Ft. Stockton 0 Ector 34 Ft. Stockton 8 Seminole 35 Ft. Stockton 23 72 Coaches Leonard Boyd, Pete Hickman, and A1 (Flop) Parsons. Jenny Brown-Senior Head cheerleader Mrs. Young is the new pep squad and cheerleader sponsor. She also teaches typing and bookkeeping. From the pep squad are June and Helena. Beverly Brooks Junior New Panther kitten Lissa Young and Head Cheerleader, Jenny Brown Cheerleaders Bolster Panther Spirit. . . . The cheefleaders work hard for Panther Spirit. This past summer they went to Texas Tech for cheerleading school. On Thursdays they fill the walls with spirit signs, on Fridays they are busy selling ribbons, and Friday night they bring on the Panthers with cheering. Phyllis Walker Senior Panther Doris Kellner Senior Janie Shugart Junior 73 Sitting: 52-Glenn Honaker Sr-Tackle-1 yr. 50- George Hoffman Sr-Center-1 yr. 23-Bobby Felts Jr-Halfback-2 yrs. 22-Murry Gray Jr-Halfback-2 yrs. Hon-mention District 40-Jamie Mitchell Sr-Fullback-1 yr. 36-David Davis Sr-Halfback-1 yr. 33-Freddie Dominguez Soph-Fullback-1 yr. 81-Adan Leyva Soph-End-1 yr. 51- Joe Jiner Jr-Tackle-2 yrs. 30-Chris Walker Jr-Fullback-3 yrs. Hon-mention District Kneeling: 72-Jack Hayter Soph-Tackle-1 yr. 63- Charles Moody Sr-Guard-2 yrs. 64- Bob Hayter Sr-Tackle-3 yrs. Offense District Defense District All South Plains Panther trainers Rickie Tillotson and David White. 43-Gary Puckett Sr-Halfback-2 yrs. 62-Jim Tillotson Sr-Linebacker-2 yrs. 74 41-Orlando Terrazas Sr-Halfback-1 yr. 80-Billy Lawrence Jr-End-1 yr. 85-Frank Hillin Sr-End-2 yrs. 20-Gerald Gonzales Soph-Halfback-1 yr. Panther Tri-Captains: Bob Hayter District Offense and Defense, Jim Tillotson, and Chris Walker. 84-Bill Boswell Sr-End-1 yr. Standing: 44-Joe Pilgrim Sr-Halfback-1 yr. 10- Donnie Hodge Sr-Halfback-3 yrs. Hon-mention District 60- Russell Hayman Jr-Guard-1 yr. 12-Ruben Urias Sr-Guard-1 yr. 73-Kris Johnson Jr-Tackle-2 yrs. 21-Ysabel Duarte Jr-Halfback-2 yrs. 11- Joe McWhorter Jr-Quarterback-2 yrs. 15-Steve Hook Jr-Halfback-1 yr. 71-Steven Beatie Soph-Center-1 yr. 75-Joe Angel Hernandez Soph-Tackle-1 yr. 70-Keith Gilbert Soph-Tackle-1 yr. 61- Tommy Truesdale Jr-Guard-1 yr. 75 Whew! Barely got by that one. Panther Chris Walker (30) slips by a Seminole tackier as Donnie Hodge (10) assists. Uh-oh - Wrong turn! Jimmy Tillotson (62), Frank Hil-lin (85), and Charles Moody (63) swoop down on an Ector Eagle. Did we get him? Chris Walker (30), Jamie Mitchell (40), and two unidentified Panthers roll a Monahans Lobo under. 76 T The B-team consists of manager Eddie Prado, Vic Ivy, Sam Brandon, Roy Urias, Delton Brazell, Wayne Bounds, Walter Buengar, Brian Calhoun, Aubrey Wallace, Don Holland, Bobby Shuster, T. C. Kincaid, Ruben Acosta, Joe Alvarez, Brownie Blaydes, Eddie Salcido, Coach Charles Bode, Frank Dunn, Hal Turnbo, Walter Nix, Mike Patterson, Rusty Kincaid, Jack Cor-bell, Doug Davis, and Coach Warren Sheelar. The B Team did remarkably well this year. With the help of the students and townspeople they won five games, lost four, and tied one. The ”B Team added a lot to the spirit of Fort Stockton High School. Cheering the ”B Team on to victory are the B Team cheerleaders, Kay Salisbury, Ann Turnbo, Beth Rainwater, and Jan Coker. 77 The Freshman Team sitting are: Robert Monk, Manuel Munoz, Elijio Carrillo, Ricky Honaker, Greg Young, Roger Puckett, Brad Kincaid, Nino Calderon, Billy Sheen. Kneeling: Sam Renick, Carroll Burger, Raul Alvarez, Billy Hink, Clyde Sawyer, Claytie Alexander, David Sheen, Joe Page Moore, Johnny Quintela, Tom Ed Whittenburg, Steve Cooper. Standing: Mike Wine-geart, Edward Gallegos, Ronald Haley, Walter Garlick, Sergio Cardiel, Albert Lujan, Aldo Arcides, Greg De-Anda, Bill Hayman, Earl Smith, Eddie Sanders, (not shown) Alvis Bueno. Freshmen Enter FSHS With Spirit Last but not least the Freshmen bring the spirit up with seven wins and three losses. The Freshmen are doing a fine job for FSHS. 78 The Freshmen Cheerleaders back the team with added spirit. They are Jan Broxson, Carol McCollom, Georg-ianna Lewis, and Becky Lawrence. Relief is just a fingertip away as Lionel Rubio, 10, strains for ball. The varsity Panthers had a terrific season this year. Spirit pushed them on to the big play-off with Andrews for the district championship in which FSHS was defeated. So ends another season of hard struggles for victory. 60 o Coach Sherry Nall Varsity Basketball Coach Varsity Jumps for Spirit. . • Scores District Games: Monahans 51 FSHS 68 Kermit 64 FSHS 67 Ector 58 FSHS 66 Seminole 54 FSHS 57 Pecos 46 FSHS 55 Andrews 61 FSHS 54 Monahans 53 FSHS 51 Kermit 46 FSHS 74 Ector 37 FSHS 55 Seminole 50 FSHS 56 Pecos 46 FSHS 55 Andrews 50 FSHS 43 79 Lionel Rubio Senior - All District Ernesto Lopez Senior Dee Broyles 80 Junior - All District Coach Nall, with co-captains, Lionel Rubio and Dee Broyles show trophies from Stockton tournament. Panthers Push Takes Second Mike Patterson Sophomore Dee Broyles is up, up, and away as he shoots for two points! Andrews for District, In Stockton Tourney Billy Espino Senior Felix Garza Senior Frank Hillin Senior Joe McWhorter Junior Johnny Valenzuela Junior Coach Parsons' B teamers showed great spirit this year. Being the future varsity, they worked hard by themselves and with the varsity. Although some games seemed impossible to win, they never gave up. Leo Terrazzas (22) and Jerry Fletcher (50) try for two points in the B-game against the Kermit Yellowjackets. Coach Flop Parsons is proud of the spirit his lucky thirteen put forth. Kneeling are Freddie Dominguez, Joe Alvarez, Fernando Espino, Charles Laurence, Sylvester Holguin, and Leo Terrazzas. Standing are Tim Hartman, Frank Dunn, James Duncan, David Har din, Walter Buenger, James Pina and Ruben Acosta. Not shown is Jerry Fletcher. The Freshman group is made up of two teams, the A and B teams. The A squad, kneeling: Manuel Munoz, Dale Yarborough, Clyde Sawyer, Elijio Carrillo, Raul Alvarez. Standing: Coach Bode, Edward Galle- gos, Bill Oswalt, James Fallon, Michael Winegeart, Johnny Quintela, and Coach Warren Sheelar. This team showed much promise.for the future years. The Freshman B team is made up of kneeling: Joel Renick, Coach Sheelar, Secundio Calderon, Clayton Sanchez, Ramon Yberra, Ricky Honaker, Greg Young, Alexander, Ronald Haley, Greg DeAnda, Aldo Arcides, Tom Pacheco, Thomas Faulkenberry, Manager Sam Randy Herring, Walter Garlick, Coach Bode. 83 Lynda Jackson Senior Doris Kellner Senior Mary Hayter Senior Brenda Rochen Senior In a hard fought district battle, the Pantherettes were co-champs in our district with Kermit. The girls only lost one game in district play. That game was to Kermit early in the season. The Pantherettes went to Monahans to face Kermit with both teams having only one loss. The volleyball girls never lost their drive and will to win and played a good year. Pantherettes Take District Co-Champs! 84 Mary Ella James ”Teach Phyllis Walker Dell Murphy irma Nunez Senior Junior Junior The Senior Varsity girls played the women faculty, who appeared in an attire of polka-dotted bloomers and sweat shirts, in a one-sided but thrilling volleyball game. The Senior girls proved to be good sports even though the odds and referees were against them. Delma Acosta Junior Margarita Mesquita Junior Doris Kellner (58) shows the winning form that helped the Pantherettes obtain co-champs. Spirit Pays Off. Delma Acosta, Margarita Mes-quita, and Brenda Rochen show perfect teamwork in one of their many outstanding games. 86 Girls on the B volleyball team are, on the front row, Diana Blanco, Emma Valenzuela, Olga Duane, Cecilia Garza, Juanita Ramos, Frances Medina, Imelda Riojas. On the second row are, Rosemary Lujan, Bessie Gonzales, Vicki Beene, Jackie Rochen, Carrie Stapp, Kay Harbour, Gloria Medina. On the third row are, Linda Lawson, Jeanette Conley, Lee Thacker, Jackie Stepp, Susan Lawson, and Susan Monk. These girls all traveled with the varsity. Spirit played its role again as it carried the Panther B-team through a fairly good season. There was a large turnout for the team and all gained valuable experience for future Varsity years. Mrs. Patsy Fortner B-Team Coach 87 Mile Relay is composed of (standing) Auden Leyva and Donald Hodge; (kneeling) Joe Pilgrim and Tommy Bartlett. Panther Tracksters Race With Spirit. . . As a Panther Trackster, Isabel Duarte displays great potential. This year he is attending the State Track Meet. The Panther cindermen were high in all the track and field events entered. Various records were broken. The varsity placed high in all the track meets they entered. At the Comanche Relays, they took a high third place. Medals and trophies were brought back by almost everyone on the team. Kermit clinched the district race with several entered at the state meet. Fort Stockton won fourth in Regional and Isabel Duarte was the only member to go to state. Steve Hook, running the mile, helps the Panther Spirit greatly. 88 Chris Walker puts his best foot forward as another Junior shot putter. Bill Hobbins, a muscular Junior, could throw the shot put with unshown effort. . 1! it Eddy Salcido and Sandy Vargas practice their running of the 220. Duarte Goes to State Isabel Duarte took great strides in the high hurdles this year and made a great showing. He took second in District, third in Regional, and fifth at state. He also participated in the broad jump. (Photo courtesy of the Fort Stockton Pioneer) 90 Coach Boyd times Bobby Felts and T. C. Kincaid in their afternoon workout. Varsity coaches Leonard Boyd and A1 Parsons. Jack Corbell jumped with fine style as the varsity pole vaulter. Look, up in the sky! It's only Coach Boyd. Eyeing the spectacle ate Isabel Duarte, Donnie Hodge, Freddie Dominguez, and Sylvester Holguin. On top of the stand are the distance runners for the Panthers, Sandy Vargas, and Steve Hook. Sprinters are Glenn Baird, Frank Dunn, Auden Leyva, and Eddie Salcido. Sylvester Holguin and Isabel Duarte entered several events. Holguin-hurdles and broad jump, and Duarte-hurdles, broad jump, and 220. Freshman weight men are Larry Gonzales, Edward Gallegos, Tom Ed Whittenburg, and Earl Smith. 91 Freshman sprinters and distance men are Eiijio Carrillo, Sam Calderon, Gilbert Mesa, Claytie Alexander, Randy Morrow, and Richard Vargas. Other freshman runners are Aldo Arcides, Del Yarbrough, Albert Lujan, Mike Beck, and Johnny Casas. A large number of freshmen participated in track. Coached by Warren Sheelar and Charles Bode, they made a fine showing in all the meets. Some of the boys ran with the varsity and captured third in the annual Comanche Relays which was held on two days for the first time. They are young but are now ready for the varsity next year. Track manager for the Panther track team is Rickie Tillotson, a sophomore. Freshmen Ready for Next Year. . . Pole Vaulters for the freshman are Ronald Haley, Bill Hayman, Thomas Faulkenberry, Manuel Munoz. 92 This years boys tennis team consists of, back row: Coach Pearce, Frank Hillin, Billy Burnham, Jerry Fletcher, Marty Winkler, James Pina, Frank Espino, Johnny Quintela, and on the front row are Barry McCallister, Leo Terrazas, Dee Broyles, Craig Wil liams, Eric Johnson, and Glenn Peters. Spirit Bounces Across the Net. . . . The boys had a new coach for tennis this year, Mr. Bill Pearce. With Mr. Pearce’s teaching, the boys did well and exhibited great skill. A few received fine honors for outstanding playing. Barry McCallister and Eric Johnson won district in boys doubles. Dee Broyles and Billy Burnham won the Midland tournament in Senior doubles. Frank Hillin was in the semi-finals in singles in Midland. Dee Broyles also won second place in the Odessa tournament in Senior singles. All the team showed outstanding qualities as upcoming district winners for next year. 93 The girls participating in tennis this year are (stand- (Kneeling): Kathy Winkler, Beth Rainwater, Diana ing): Virginia Walker, Cathy Whitley, Janet Elliot, Goedrich, Beverly Goode, and Jennifer Williams. Sharon Goode, Susan Hopson, and Coach Tyson. Tennis Belles Boost Spirit. . . In his sixteenth year, Mr. Howard Tyson again coached the girls' tennis team. Coach Tyson had quite a challenge this year because most of the girls were just beginning their tennis career on the team. After gaining experience, they showed much spirit in all the matches and tournaments in which they participated. Virginia Walker did exceptionally well for her first year. She won second in district. All the girls made the preliminaries in the tournament which boosted the team’s spirit. 94 Construction material lies scattered around as the finishing touches are added to the new baseball field. In the background are the empty bleachers that will soon accommodate the spirited fans. New Field Builds Spirit. . . . Fort Stockton is adding several sports to its curriculum this year. One of these is baseball. The field is located north of the administration building and east of the football stadium. The teams will be made up of high school boys in the physical education department The three teams will be Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Freshman. The teams will play against other schools in this district. The coach will be one of the new coaches to Fort Stockton. 95 Jerry Woodard could not wait to test the new div- jerry plans to be on the diving team. This pic- ing board in the new pool on the FSHS campus. ture was taken by the Pioneer staff. Spirit Takes a Dive. . . . Coach Floyd Coker will head the new swimming department. The new pool was completed in early June and is directly beside the athletic department. It will be used for the summer recreation program. Next Spring Fort Stockton’s first high school swimming team will begin prac- tice. The team will compete against other district schools. There will be relays and individual events along with the diving team. There seems to be great interest shown already in the new sport. 96 Golfers representing Fort Stockton High Shuster, Billy Lawrence, Nicky Baker, Frank School were, Mike Domino, Keith Gilbert, Silliman, and Joe McWhorter. Pete Hick- and Brian Calhoun. Standing are, Bobby man was their coach. Golf Adds to District Spirit. . . . Fort Stockton High School added a new UIL competition sport this year. Golf is now one of the favorites in FSHS. Actually, golf was played several years ago but was dropped because of lack of interest. The FSHS sod busters did not fare very well in the district this year. They lost most of the tournaments and placed fourth in the Fort Stockton tourney. They did gain much experience for next year, however. 97 SENIORS CLASS ’68 Reynaldo Acosta Manuel Alvarez Linda Ball Tommy Bartlett Wanda Bean Judy Berry Seniors show spirit at football pep rally. Lynn Blackwell Delma Blanco Bill Boswell Jenny Brown Jerry Capers David Davis and Charles McDonald show enthusiasm at the thought of only 113 1 2 more days until graduation. Lucy Carrasco Pomepyo Carrillo Jeanette Coffman Steven Danielson 102 Mike Domino David Davis Claudia Davenport Christmas Spirit Blooms Billy Espino Joyce Faulkenberry Sara Fernandez 103 Mary Alva Garcia Julia Garlick Darlene Fields George Fierro Alberto Garcia Florentino Garcia Helena O'Neal, Molly Jones, Judy Oswalt, Lanthia Ligon, and Althea Lannom show Felix Garza Diana Gonzales Mike Goode Janie Graves 104 Bonnie Hale Ramona Hargus Sue Jane Hays Shows Spirit graceful spirit while participating in the Christmas production. JoAnna Heald Alfonso Hernandez Frank Hillin Donald Hodge Mary Hayter Bob Hayter 105 Jamie Mitchell, Claudia Davenport, Lynda Wilson, by learning about their government. Brenda Rochen, and Teresa Trulove show national spirit George Hoffman Jeanette Holland Glenn Honaker Lynda Jackson Allan Jeter Charles Johnson Molly Jones Doris Kellner 106 Sarah Key Althea Lannom Robert Lannom Susan Lewis Ruben Leyva Lanthia Ligon Bill Long Ernesto Lopez Anticipated Moments This is a long anticipated moment for all seniors. Here some are shown measuring for caps and gowns. 107 Smiles Show Charles McDonald Frank McRae Sandra Mapes Corina Milan Jamie Mitchell Charles Moody Martha Mosley Kay Northcut Helena O'Neal Susie Ortega Judy Oswalt Frank Pacheco 108 Enthusiastic Spirit Hayter, Bill Boswell, Glenn Honaket, Corina Milan, Steven Danielson, Donnie Hodge, John Gurley, Allan Jeter, and Bob Hayter. Carole Peeples Buddy Pfiester Wayne Pherigo Joe Pilgrim Brenda Powell Gary Puckett Evangelina Reyes Melva Rich 109 Brenda Rochen Dora Sanchez Alicia Rodriquez Ronald Sanders Hector Rodriquez Keith Sloan Lionel Rubio Becky Smith Judie Smith Donna Stubbs Sherita Smith Mitzi Stumpf Kay Spears Hector Suarez Kay Stephenson Ricardo Suarez 110 Early morning spirit is shown by seniors while loading buses. Spirit Is Senior Day 111 Orlando Terrazas, Coach Pete Hickman and Bill Boswell show that sports are a part of senior day. Juanita Subia Connie Taylor Orlando Terrazas Jim Tillotson Competition Byron Woodard and Glenn Honaker show competitive spirit. EloisByrd, Mrs. Jerry Puckett, Lynda Jackson and Jenny Brown are shown in the food race. Spells Spirit Claude Townsend Teresa Trulove Robert Urias Ruben Urias 112 Jamie Mitchell is shown playing golf on the 9- Jerry Vann Oleta Vann hole golf course at Chandlers Ranch. Sandy Vargas Trudy Vick Mr. Harral, four year sponsor, can still smile on senior day. Alicia Villaba Phyllis Walker Jessie Walker Janet Walters 113 Ludene Walters Gwen Wamock Kathy Welch Harvey Williams J. C. Wilson Lynda Wilson Mary Hayter was Salutatorian with an average of 91.351. Doris Kellner earned the title of Valedictorian with a 92.958 average. Seniors Show Seniors gained valuable knowledge about their government during this mock trial on Government Day. Scholastic Spirit David Yarbrough Guy York Bill Long. Jim Burleson, Charles Moody, Bob Hayter, Jimmy Tillotson, Jamie Mit chell, Charles McDonald, and J. C. Wilson show that anyone can graduate with a little hard work. Wayne Young 115 JUNIORS CLASS OF ’69 Delma Valerie Acosta Albro Joe Alvarez David Arnold Ernie Celia Behymer Bernal Kathy Binegar Cathy Blackwelder Barbara Wayne Bohl Bounds Spirit of ’69 1967-68, a year of memories for Juniojs, will long be remembered. The thrill of selecting our class rings and attending our first prom, the careful planning of the Junior-Senior Banquet, and our nervous anticipation of the long series of college entrance tests, beginning with the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test and the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, were all a part of this exciting year. We began a careful examination of college catalogues with a calm assurance that gradually vanished as we compared the programs outlined by our favorite schools. Yes, this was a year of discovery and preparation for our glorious senior year as the Class of '69. Dewayne Delton Beverly Boyd Brazell Brooks Barbara Black Brownie Blaydes Dee Broyles Walter Buenger Margaret Burgess Billy Burnham Linda Bustamante Brian Calhoun Loy Nell Carlisle Harriet Campbell Buddy Carr Delia Carrasco Esmeralda Carrillo Freddie Carrillo Anabel Casas Hilda Castillo Phil Chamberlain Belinda Chambliss Jan Chambliss Pattye Chance Glenda Cline Mary Conway Jack Corbell 118 Junior Spirit Boosts Council Treasury Who'll give me five? Five and a quarter? Going once, twice, and sold to the girl in the blue dress! This was an example of what you might have heard if you had visited FSHS Monday, Oct. 23, as the annual slave sale got underway. The girls were auctioned to the boys in the boys' gym while the boys were being auctioned to the girls in the auditorium. The slave sale is one of the Student Council's best money making projects. A sum of $1,228. 50 was made this year. The highest selling boy was Billy Lawrence, and the highest selling girl was Kay Salisbury. William Cordero James Duncan David Coward Roy Dunn Gary Dennis Virginia Dunn Pam Denton Mike Ellison Ysabel Duarte Lillian Escamilla 119 Smiles Show Spirit Marhta Famed Paul Faivor Bobby Felts Billy Fernandez Jerry Fletcher June Ga lie mo re Mary Alva Garcia Morris Glenn Elizabeth Gonzales Maria Gonzales Frank Granado Murray Gray Ike Groves David Hardin Regina Hargus Miriam Hartman Russell Hayman Mary Heath Vicki Herring Gay Herron Bill Hobbins Mary Holstein Steve Hook Joe Jiner Kris Johnson 120 DON'T LAUGH! Floyd Riley is supporting our Student Council Treasury on Slave Day. YEA FLOYD! Rusty Kincaid T. C. Kincaid Jamie Lancaster Ronna Large Billy Lawrence Susan Lawson Karen Layland Connie Lee Belinda Lewis Tony Lujan 121 Bruce McFadden Margarita Mesquita Jack McIntyre Susan Monk Ted McKenzie Robert Morris Joe McWhorter Petra Munoz Terri Mabe Dell Murphy And the Beat Goes On. . . All work and no play? Not really--its just that juniors want to be the greatest class at doing both! X u 1 ■BP Jfktn, r 1 Susan Murray Anabel Nieto Walter Nix Irma Nunez Edwardo Ontiveros Christina Pacheco Janet Pistole Jerry Pool Polly Price Norma Perez Dee Broyles and Janet Pistole display the Panther flag, proud symbol of our school's spirit. t I Noe Quintela Jeanie Rabon Alicia Ramirez Reynaldo Ramos Salvador Rangel Chriselda Rascon 123 College Any One? Susan Sonflieth. Susan Monk, the representative from South West Texas State Linda Bustamante, and Thomas Walker talk to . College. Juanita Renteria Rene Rosas Roy Lee Rich Mary Rose Floyd Riley Patty Ryan Kenneth Rochen Lupe Salcido Ray Rodriquez Tommy Salisbury 124 Augustine Joe Luis Sanchez Sanchez Rueben Sanchez Steve Schneemann Glenn Baird, Vicki Hall, David Hardin, and Susan Sonflieth enjoy the JR. -SR. Prom following the Banquet. Spirit and Fun! Janie Shugart Bobby Shuster Juanita Smith Staci Smith Terri Smith Linda Snead 125 Junior Spirit Moves Onward Randy Taylor Leo Terrazas Hal Turnbo Lorine Urias Tommy Truesdell David Trulove Mary Urias Johnny Valenzuela 126 Election of Steve Hook as senior class president climaxed a The junior class of 1968 departs as we begin our final event- spirited campaign. ful year at FSHS. Beverly Chris Thomas Doug Paul Vann Walker Walker Ware Weatherby David Craig Dottie Vicki Stuart White Williams Word York Zernial 127 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF ’70 Standley Aaron Ricky Albin Robert Alfaro Mike Allen Minnie Alvarez Albaro Baezas SPIRIT IS SOPHOMORES - In making for a greater FSHS we overcame our in between label and made an impressive and lasting mark on the school. Spirit was found in abundance among us. We were selected the winner of the Spirit contest, the first of its kind at FSHS, and as a result had the annual dedicated to us. SPIRIT IS PARTICIPATION - Sophomores were determined to prove their athletic ability by showing up on every varsity team but one. Gaining recognition for the school were the many Sophs who entered UIL contest activities. SPIRIT IS TALENT - Three of the four leading actors in the One-Act Play were Sophomores as were three of the four supporting characters. The actress making the All-Star Cast was a talented Soph. SPIRIT IS ENJOYING AND LEARNING - In our process of gaining new knowledge we learned that the second year of High School had in store twice as much fun as the first. Decorating for the Spring Dance and getting our first glimpse of the Jr. -Sr. Banquet and Prom by serving were just a part of the many activities where a combination of Spirit and enjoyment added up to a wonderful year. Londa Arvizu John Baker Neale Baker Nicky Baker Verna Bassham Martha Beard Steve Beattie Vicki Beene Armando Blanco Daniel Blanco Debbie Bowerman Sam Brandon Bobby Brown James Brown Joe Bueno Barbara Burleson Debbie Burwell Joe Calderon Rose Marie Campbell Alma Candia Spirited Soph Smiles Maria Carrillo Ninfa Carrillo Olga Carrillo Edward Castillo Vicki Chadwick Walter Chambliss 130 'THE MUSTANGS By having a sign above the varsity squad at each pep rally, the Sophomores proved they are backing the Panthers lOO o. Sign Shows Sophs Jan Coker Lynn Corbell James Currie Ernest Curry s p 1 r 1 t Felicita Dominguez Freddie Dominguez Gary Duncan Frank Dunn Harold Dunn 131 Billy Englert Fernando Espino Frank Espino Efrain Escobeda John Evans Patricia Fabela Ken Faulkner Jody Ferrante Jane E. Fisher Sophs Show Arturo Franco Max Franco Gerald Gonzales usually displays that great Sophomore spirit in the morning except when he becomes Filly Dominguez s beast of burden. 132 Joe Fuentes Juan Garza Keith Debbie Funderburk Benny Gibbs Gilbert Diana Goedrich Mary Gomez Baldomero Gonzales Bessie Gonzales Connie Gonzales Sunny Spirits Mike Moon, Stanley Woodard, Kay Salisbury, and Sherry Lauderdale unwind for lunch at the Dairy Mart. Hold it, my hair isn’t straight! ” 133 Jacky Harrison Jack Hayter Jimmy Hoffman Tim Hartman Joe Angel Hernandez Anna Belle Holguin We Team 1 i V v. Sophomore scholars Jane E. Fisher, Kathy Winkler, Teresa Moring, and Eric Siegmund prepare for the annual battle of the brains. Helen Gonzales Frances Hamer Ninfa Gonzales Kay Harbour Valentine Gonzales Tim Harrell Elm a Gonzales Beverly Goode Gerald Gonzales Dennis Ham 134 Vick Stephen Ivy Jeter Joyce Eldeen James Johnson Up for High School Bowl Sylvester Don Holguin Holland Gail Corrine Holladay Hughes Elaine Jeanie Sherry Charles Patti Johnson Lannom Lannom Lauderdale Laurence Juanice Kail Johnny King Sandi Knight Bryan Lentz 135 Auden Leyva RoseMary Lujan Rosita Martinez Judy Mayse Melinda Merkle Carol Mesa Jerry Bob McCollom Robert Meadows Bonnie McKenzie Gloria Medina Sophs Climb to Greater Heights Lucas Mesa Teresa Moring Richard Nance Stephanie Naquin Roy Neito Mike Moon James Murphy Stephen Naquin Terry Neill Deborah Northcut 136 Johnny Osborn Debra Parks Mike Patterson Virginia Perez Adeliada Rodriquez Eulojio Rodriquez Joe Rodriquez Clyde Rose James Pina Olga Pina Eddie Prado Beth Rainwater Henry Ramirez Armando Rangel Randy Reeves Debbie Rich Delma Riojas Working Way to l Spirited Smiles are flashed as Norma Terrazas, Jane E. Fisher, Cathy Whitley, Vicki Beene, and Delma Riojas pose after displaying their twirling ability in UIL competition. Eddie Salcido Kay Salisbury Emma Sanchez L. N. Saul Tommy Schlegel Pat Sheppard Eric Seigmund Frank Silliman Carrie Stapp Mark Steele Rocky Strong Norma Terrazas Lee Thacker Neil Thompson 138 Their Distinction Rickie Tillotson Ann Turnbo Patsy Timmons Lupe Urias Linda Walker Aubrey Wallace Maxey Walters Ann Warnock Joe Weddle Sherry Welch Cathy Whitley Horace Wilkerson Kathy Winkler Roy Urias Alfred Valenzuela Joe Vasquez Dora Valasquez Stanley Terry Woodard Younggren 139 Clyde Sawyer Mary Ann Brown Ruben Acosta Miss Reyna CLASS OF ’71 Ruben Barbara Clayton Nancy Raul Acosta Albin Alexander Alfaro Alvarez Freshmen Begin The beginners of today are the leaders of tomorrow. As freshmen we began our high school careers full of excitement and expectations. Now that the year is over, we have many fond memories to look back on. We as freshmen had several duties which we had to complete during the year. One of our most pleasurable tasks was decorating for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Also, we were the lucky souls who had the privilege of raising the FSHS flags each morning. We also were the ones who suffered through many hard nights, guarding the most spectacular bonfire FSHS has seen in a long time. Our main hope was that we would be able to make FSHS the great place it has been through our scholastic and determination. We hope we have set a good example for the on coming Freshman. . . . Eagerly Aldo Gilbert Mark Diana Mike Arcides Arcides Austin Blanco Beck Jesse Blanco Betsy Blaydes Joel Blackledge Bobby Boyd Jan Broxson Alvis Bueno Adolfo Burgess Carroll Burger Secundino Calderon Glenn Campbell Lance Campbell Sergio Cardiel Albert Carrillo Elijio Carrillo Johnny Casas Ramona Cedillos Petra Celaya Freshmen help build spirit as Regina Chambliss Ann Chambliss Herlinda Chavarria Danny Chavez Elonia Chavez 142 Elaine Clark Jeanette Conley Steven Cooper Johnny Cordero Brenda Cox Kathy Davenoprt Greg DeAnda Alfredo Diaz Georgia Dodson Adan Dominguez Felix Dominguez Brenda Dotson Olga Duarte Rose Duarte they work on traditional bonfire. James Fallon Kristi Faris Billy Farmer Thomas Faulkenberry Adela Fernandez 143 Michael Fullagher Edward Gallegos Andrea Garcia Dominga Garcia Syble Garlick Walter Garlick Cecilia Garza Steven Goedrich Alicia Gonzales Diana Gonzales Freda Gonzales Ninfa Gonzales Delia Gonzales Jaime Gonzales Sharon Goode Daphne Graves Linda Gray Sheila Groves Charles Haley Ronald Haley Steve Ham Donna navins Bill Hayman The Spirit Waiting for the first period bell to ring, Freshmen Bill Hayman, and Bobby Monk add a little Spirit o! 144 Larry Hayter Randy Herring Billy Hink Richard Hodges Lisa Holstein Reginald Holzer Ricky Honaker Regina Hooper Susan Hopson Brenda Hursh Velia Irigoyen Ivan Ivanhoe Eric Johnson Mickey Key Brad Kincaid of Humor Larry Langley Becky Lawrence Linda Lawson Shirley Layland Cheryl Lee Steven Lee Bobby Lentz Georgianna Lewis 145 Edward Gallegos, Joe Page Moore, Bill Oswalt, their own as Bill Hayman plays a joke on Bobby. Othie Lloyd Jesus Lopez Luis Loera Albert Lujan Imelda Lujan Barry McCallister Vernal McGee Bill Mabe Lana Magee Katie Marable Albino Martinez Arturo Martinez Carol McCollom Glenn McCorkle Frances Medina Sollie Melton Susan Merkle Gilbert Mesa Mary Mills Roxianna Moffett Robert Monk Randy Miller Joe Page Moore Christm Dancers in the Christmas Play given each year are: da Dotson, Susan Merkle, Quin Buenger, Becky Law 146 Irene Morales Randy Morrow Manuel Munoz Joe Ontiveros Bill Oswalt Tom Pacheco Josephine Pacheco Letitia Perez Elizabeth Pina Roger Puckett Bill Purser John Purser Johnny Quintela Esmeralda Ramirez Ysmael Rangel as Spirit Paula Edwards, Kathy Davenport, Janet Elliot, Bren- Pam Reed Sam Renick Virginia Rey Hector Reyes Javier Reyes Irma Riojas Jackie Rochen David Rodriquez rence, and Jennifer Williams. 147 Nancy Sims David Sheen Sheri Sherrill Even though they got fourth place, Freshmen Randy Miller, Quin Buenger, Clayton Alexander, and Charlotte Smith Earl Smith Megan Smith Linda Sosa Mario Rodriquez Rachel Rodriquez Grace Rubio Janie Rusk Charles Sage Clyde Sawyer Bill Sheen F reshman Rosie Sarabia Joel Sanchez Tony Sanchez Eddie Sanders Frank Salgado Susan Spear Glenna Stapp Nancy Stanley Chris Strong ow Steve Taylor Elma Terrazas Carol Unruh Grace Urias Emma Valenzuela Richard Vargas Caroline Vasquez Frances Stubbs Eric Johnson showed their spirit as they tried hard in the high school bowl. Laura Thacker Paula Thomas Kay Triplett Matt Turman Saidor Turman James Turner Robert Tyree Freshmen show spirit at annual pep rally. Spirit Gloria Velaquez Ramon Velasquez James Vicars Virginia Walker Sherry Wallace Lonnie Walters Guy Weddle Robert Welch Ray Whipkey 150 Tom Ed Whittenburg Jennifer Wiliams Mark Wiliams Blaine Wilson Mike Winegeart Patti Woode Neill Woodward Jerry Woodard Karen Wynne Freshmen make a last and final effort on an English exam. 151 Del Ramon Billy Young Sandi Yarbrough Ybarra Yeary Greg Young Freshman, Kay Triplett, Sharon Goode, Quin Buenger, Sheri Sherrill, and Barry McCallister show spirit as they Nancy Sims, Syble Garlick, Glenna Stapp, Joe Dunn, practice hard for contest. Sharee Paula Flenniken Joel Elva Zernial Edwards Kathy Galindo Hernandez 152 Joe Moting, Principal BS-Daniel Baker MEd-Sul Rpss Henry Ward, Counselor BS-MEd-Sul Ross Ira Lee Henslee, Assistant Principal MEd-Sul Ross Administration Is Beehive of School Activities 154 Jean Faulkenberry assisted by Susan Lewis and Lynda Wilson. 155 Mr. Mcllwain, Cafeteria Manager 156 Mrs. Tracy BA-TCU Mr. Skylstad BA-Hardin Simmons Mrs. Price BA-Univ. of Miss. Mrs. Tinkler Mr. Pearce BS-Sul Ross BA-Baylor Mr. Thompson BA-Texas A I MA-Sul Ross Mrs. Thompson BS-Sul Ross 157 Mr. Counts patiently awaits next question! ! ! Proves 161 Mrs. Bennett corrects math tests. 162 Mr. Butterfield directs stage band. . . . under the direction of Mr. Jarrell. 163 Mrs. Fortner BS-Sul Ross Mr. Hickman BS-NTSU Spirit Mr. Nall BS-Hardin Simmons 164 Mrs. James BA-Hardin Simmons Mr. Luttrell BS-Sul Ross Mr. Luttrell uses visual aids. Promoters Mr. Boyd BS-Daniel Baker Mr. Coker MA-George Peabody Mr. Parsons BS-Sul Ross 165 Mrs. Sheeler's job is never through as she advises Miriam Hartman and Sue Jane Hays. Busy Spirit Mrs. Sheeler BBA-Sul Ross Mrs. Young BS-Sul Ross And this is the largest city in Mexico. Would you believe? says Mr. Tyson as he points to the map. A look of shock appears on Miss Reyna's face as she listens to her students in the listening lab. Spirit Speaks A pleasant look is displayed on Mrs. Tinkler's face as she prepares to give notes in speech class. 168 Fort Stockton High School graduates. Fred Harral and Frances Ball 169 Mr. Thompson instructs journalism. Mr. Mayfield BS-NTSU Mr. White BS-Sul Ross MA-Sam Houston Spirit Meets Training Mrs. Moore Southwest Texas State Teachers College Industrial Cooperative Training 171 Mr. Handley BBA-North Texas Finished At Last! A Special Thanks to The SOPHOMORE CLASS for their great spirit in the annual staff pep rally. We were so proud of them, the annual was dedicated to them. JEAN FAULKENBERRY for all the help she has been to the staff in handling our money, and giving us her valuable time when information was needed. THE FORT STOCKTON PIONEER for the use of many of their pictures. All of the BUSINESSMEN of Fort Stockton. Without their advertisements, our yearbook would have been impossible. All of the ANNUAL STAFF MEMBERS who worked so diligently when the pressure was on and who stuck with it all the way. A very special thanks to MR. LARRY THOMPSON for being so dedicated, understanding, and such a friend. 172 While you were studying for graduation... we were doing a little homework, too. Now that graduation is here, you’ll be faced with important decisions. You’ll decide on continuing your education. You’ll choose a profession, a direction in life. And while you’re planning for your future, so are we. You’ll require more electricity in your home and in your work, as will our many other customers in this growing area. We’ro planning and building ahead so electricity will continue to serve you faithfully at the flip of a switch. Congratulations, and good luck for the future. COMMUNITY PUBLIC SERVICE Your Electric Ugh Po er Conpany CUNNINGHAM FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Dial ED 6-3160 Fourth and Nelson for Furniture - -Appliance s - - Carpeting Fort Stockton, Texas Box 1671 Phone ED 6-2254 MITCHELL REEVES AGENCY 202 E. Dickinson Blvd, Fort Stockton, Texas George Reeves Phone ED 6-2034 RETAIL MERCHANTS CREDIT ASSOC. 201 1 2 North Main ED 6-3353 Mary E'thel Dunn Manager 'Stop by and learn how to establish a cmnH rrpHit rPCOrH, _!_ GET THAT BALL, PANTHERS JOHNIE’S PARKVIEW TRAILER PARK WELDING SERVICE Mr. Mrs. A. L. Sawyer, Managers John T. Harris 336-8161 Box 823 336-5053 Hwy 285 Remember HELEN’S FLOWER SHOP For All Your Corsages, Bout. , Flowers McLAIN’S SERVICE For All Of Your 402 E. Dickinson Fort Stockton, Texas School Occasions 336-5562 803 W. Dickinson THE TRADING POST DAY NIGHT NURSERY We May Doze But We Never Close For All Your Babysitting Needs Mr, Mrs. E. D. Brown, Owner 336-3442 Andrea L. Cllls Jolinda Sanders Lopez Highway 290 Fort Stockton, Texas 336-3853 102 S. Everts CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CAMPBELL ELECTRIC FURNITURE GATEWAY LODGE Hotpoint Appliances GE Air Conditioning Phone Complete Stock Of ED 6-3341 Home Furnishings 501 E. Dickinson 623 N. Main 336-2621 175 Visit Or Call Us For All Your Painting And Remodeling Needs THE PAINT MART ED 6-3652 206 N. Main Home owned and operated by H. H. Tracy, Jr. STOCKTON PHARMACY PECOS THEATRE ED 6-3346 Downtown Fort Stockton Your House Of Entertainment Gift Shop Fountain Cosmetics Pharmacists on Duty 7R at all time s TRAIL DRIVE-IN Your Evenings Entertainment Under The Stars 336-3561 336-3681 FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE FRIENDLY BANK MAY WE SERVE YOU, TOO Pat Card and Martha Mosely enjoy investing the vault at First National. DIAL 336-2271 1100 W. Dickinson Blvd SAND’S Finest Lodging With Friendly, Personalized Service Where Highways 285 and 290 Meet Fort Stockton, Texas For Room Reservations Call ED 6-2274 Located Adjacent to the Sands Motel is the Sands Restaurant Which Offers You the Finest Of Foods, 178 For Luxurious Living Quarters, Visit the Newly Completed Sands Apartments or Call ED 6-2274. As you can see the Pecos County State Bank proudly puts forth their spirit during the Christmas season. Member of F. D. I. C THE PECOS COUNTY STATE BANK Complete Banking Service One of the many services of the Pecos County State Bank is a combination snack bar and meeting room which is available for use of the public. Terri Smith, Don Holland, Beth Rainwater, and Eric Siegmund take a television break in this convenient gathering place. 179 Linda Snead will help you with all your needs at. DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST u our CITY CLUB W. J. BARKER, OWNER Recreation For The Whole Family 301 W. Dickinson FRED JONES AGENCY Since 1952 Conoly Prescription Your Service Specialist Insure All Your Needs With Us 700 W. Dickinson Blvd. Mike Walling, Owner 336-2201 107 1 2 North Main ED 6-3384 SWEET SHOPPE ED 6-3608 403 W. Dickinson FOODWAY 101 East Dickinson ED 6-3418 Fort Stockton, Texas Jimmy Tillotson provides the service for which Foodway is famous Cakes Pastries Cookies Rolls Doughnuts HOUSE OF GIFTS Gifts Decor For All Occasions China and Crystal Mrs. Dallas Smith, Owner ED 6-3912 1105-B W. Dickinson BOATMAN’S FOOD MARKET Your Personal Service Food Store Real Pit Bar-B-Q and a full selection of quality-foods Open seven days a week 117 Dickinson ED 6-2702 Compliments of O. J. CHILDS LEASE SERVICE West Highway 290 C on g r atulati on s From THURMAN REDDEN SALES COMPANY 503 N. Front TAYLOR’S CAFE Owner --Lem Doris Railsback Excellent Food 500 W. Dickinson ED6-3752 Laura and Lee Thacker welcome you to the. . . HOME OF ICEE Jerry Vann helps to promote the fine service of Thrifty THRIFTY GAS Fina Products--Open 24 Hours ED 6-8161 804 W. Dickinson Compliments of RIGGS MOTOR CO. Cryslers Gene Riggs 315 N. Main 336-2571 Ricky Tillotson gives fine service at . . , BIG 3 STOCKTON FOOD STORE MACHINE Owner - Earnest Wall Coynosa, SUPPLY T exas 1301 W. Dickinson 336-3292 Bill Long and Janet Walters receive the fine service of Sandy Young at the DAIRY MART DAIRY MART For Orders Call 336-3314 W. Highway 290 Fort Stockton, Texas CHUCKWAGON DRIVE INN Owners - Francis Gerbert Harvey Wells Curb Service 408 W Dickinson 336-2418 182 LET'S MAKE A DEAL WARNOCK MOTOR COMPANY WEST HIGHWAY 290 -- r- ■ It Mike Ferrell demonstates the work he can do for you in the work shop. B U I C I PflXTliC Mike approves of one of the many cars in the showroom. NEW DIMENSIONS IN AUTOMOBILE DESIGN, SERVICE, QUALITY COUNCIL OFFICERS ARE: President- Bob Hayter Vice-President-Stephen Danielson Secretary-Molley Jones Treasurer- Lanthia Ligon Senior President- Gwen Warnock Junior President- Floyd Riley Sophomore President-Charles Laurence Freshman President-Clyde Sawyer Head Cheerleader-Jenny Brown Assistant Concessions Chairman-Tommy Salisbury Sponsor- Ire Lee Henslee STUDENT COUNCIL RAISES AND SPENDS MONEY FOR FORT STOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL. 184 The Student Council members rise every Tuesday at 8:00 sharp to have their meetings. They sponsor dances, slave sale, all banquets, club trips, and many other school functions. So, every member has a tough job doing their best to represent Fort Stockton High. WINKLER’S FORT STOCKTON'S MOST COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE SERVING YOU FOR 53 YEARS 112 N. Main ED 6-2552 Kathy Winkler looks over the selection of fine brand name dresses on display at Winklers. Phone ED 6-2701 INVESTIGATE WINDY’S CLEANERS SAVINCS... Your Friendly Tailor Box 1193 Ft. Stockton, Texas WMsST LEWIS SHOE STORE (The Family Shoe Store) Serving the thrift and home 407 N. Main ownership needs of Fort Stockton Home of 6 12 N. Main Vitality Weatherbird City Club Florshiem ED 6-2207 ED 6-2587 Box 725 185 Bruce McFadden helps promote the sale of insurance of his father, not only at the office but in public as well. Wayne McFadden-Agent 1107-A W Dickinson Cash Buys More Than Credit Ever Will Clothing For The Whole Family 103 North Main ED 6-2361 ED 6-3404 1000 N. Main FISHER CLEANERS, INC. As Modern as Tomorrow Quality Professional Dry Cleaning and Self Service Dry Cleaning Dickinson and Missouri CAMPUS CORNER PIK PAK FOOD STORE Open 6 a. m. till 12 p. m. 419 W. DICKINSON ED 6-3175 (1) Fresh Meats (3) A Complete Delicatessen (2) Fresh Fruit Vegetables (4) Film Developing FORT STOCKTON'S ONE-STOP SHOPPING CENTER 187 JIFFY STOP GROCERY Tubless Tire Service Firestone Battery-Sales Service, Fast Road Service Shop in a Jiffy Eight Days a Week From 7 to 11 Groceries - Meats - Ice - Magazines 1208 W. Dickinson ED 6-3978 HOLSTEIN TIRE SUPPLY FOR SERVICE CALL ED 6-2382 701 W. Dickinson DAIRYMAID Hamburge r s Sandwiche s Malts Shake s Sodas Sundaes ED 6-3601 805 N. Alamo HUCKABY CLEANERS 201 North Main ED 6-2529 188 HAVINS JEWELRY Keepsake Diamonds Fostoria Crystal Syracuse China Wallace Sterling Watch repairing and engraving Diamond Settings Serving You, . . , Ed Havins GONZALES FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Kelvinator Washers-Dryers-Ranges Packard-Bell Television i Stereos 'We Deliver With Terms To Suit You' 207 N. Main ED 6-3663 THE FLOWER SHOP When You Say it with flowers; it's beautifully said. ED-6-3702 For Repair-- RADIATOR AND MAGNETO Sales Service Radiator Magneto E. Highway 290 ED-6-3452 LE BLANC’S MEAT MARKET THE PEPCO COMPANY Wholesale-Poultry Meats-Retail 'Quien Nosiguale en Calidal y servicio sera como nosotros. 105 E. 7th ED 6-2959 Joe C. Primera and Ramos Primera HILLIN RANCH SUPPLY Farm and Ranch Hardware Aermotor Windmills - Pipe - Fencing General Information and Long Conversations ARNETT VICKREY RESIDENTIAL BUILDERS SALES ED 6-3100 6-3606 401 W. Dickinson 189 1103 W. Dickinson Blvd. Prescriptions and Drugs Fast Free Delivery Phone ED 6-3349 Jim Black, R, PH. WOOL MOHAIR ASSOCIATION Box 692 ED 6-2332 Charles Laurence proves the fact that Enco products are good for any type of vehicle and that Jake's Enco can service anything. LEM SMITH MACHINERY CO. McCormick Farm Equipment H. F. Gilley, Owner Box 1445 ED 6-2258 JAKE LAURENCE ENCO SERVICE LET US PUT A TIGER IN YOUR TANK Open 24 Hours to Serve You Mechanic On Duty Atlas Tires and Batteries Road Service Pickup and Delivery Brake Service Washing and Polishing Accessories HUMBLE ED 6-2878 310 West Dickinson STANDARD OIL OF TEXAS frrnTTTTTiYtTSl m fifiiVrJVf ima immim 1 Gene Cummings Distributor 405 Railroad Avenue ED 6-2351 Sally Eason Tries out a new Royal Royal Typewriters, Victor Calculators, Cash Register, Gestetner Duplicators PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT 404 N. Main ED 6-3401 WHITES THE HOME OF GREATER VALUES JOE ALEXANDER, OWNER 216 N. Main ED 6-2641 WILLIAMS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Garland Williams ED 6-2341 200 E. Fifth Fort Stockton, Texas 191 MORGAN ELECTRIC Sales and Service COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT 1107 N. Missouri ED 6-2780 BAZE RADIO TV Sales and Service Admiral and Sylvania TV General Electric Two-Way Radio ED-6-3312 111 N. Main TRANS-PECOS BUILDERS SUPPLY INC. 1111 N. Nelson ED 6-3216 KILL TRUCKS TRANSPORTS TEST TANKS BRINE-CRUDE-WATER WI 3-3492 Monahans LI 7-2450 Grandfalls C. D. BURLEY LUMBER Lumber Building Materials Paint Wall Paper Ranch Supplies Box 670 Ft. Stockton, Texas 30 Day Terms ED 6-3386 Student Index SENIORS Acosta, Reynaldo - 101 Alvarez, Manuel - 101 Ball, Linda - 70, 101 Bartlett, Tommy - 88, 101 Bean, Wanda - 20, 34, 65, 101 Berry, Judy - 69, 101 Blackwell, Lynn - 101 Blanco, Delma - 43, 44, 101 Bogwell, Bill - 75, 101, 109, 111 Brown, Jenny - 29, 40, 73, 101, 112 Broxson, Linda - 38, 64, 102, 109 Bueno, Yolanda - 102 Burleson, Jim - 46, 69, 102, 115 Byrd, Elois - 102, 112 Capers, Jerry - 102 Card, Pat - 40, 62. 102 Carrasco, Lucy - 102 Carrillo, Pomepyo - 69, 102 Coffman, Jeanette - 68, 102 Danielson, Steven - 17, 61, 60, 67, 102, 109 Davenport, Claudia - 68, 103, 106 Davis, David - 19, 74, 102, 103 Diaz, Elodia - 103 Domino, Mike - 97, 103 Duarte, Olga - 69, 103 Eason, Sally - 19, 24, 27, 58. 103 Espino, Billy - 81, 103 Faulkenberry, Joyce - 29, 103 Fernandez, Sara - 27, 103 Fields, Darlene - 20, 33, 34, 104 Fierro. George - 104 Garcia, Alberto - 104 Garcia, Florentino - 104 Garcia, Mary Alva - 104 Garlick, Julia - 38, 104 Garza, Feliz - 81, 104 Gonzales, Diana - 104 Goode, Michael - 43, 104 Graves, Janie -47, 104 Gurley, John - 38, 105, 109 Hale, Bonnie - 38, 105 Hargus, Ramona - 105 Hays, Sue Jane - 49, 105, 166 Hayter, Bob - 29. 60. 61, 67. 74, 75, 105, 109, 115 Hayter, Mary - 28, 41, 64, 65, 66, 83, 105, 109, 114 Heald, JoAnna - 53, 54, 105 Hernandez, Alfonso - 105 Hillin, Frank - 19, 59, 72, 75, 76, 81, 93, 105, 109 Hodge, Donald - 37, 49. 75, 76, 88, 91, 105, 109, 131 Hoffman, George - 15, 19, 74, 106, 131 Holland, Jeanette - 103, 106 Honaker, Glenn - 62 , 74, 106, 109, 112 Jackson, Lynda - 40, 41, 46, 58, 84, 106, 112 Jeter, Allan - 106, 109 Johnson, Charles - 106 Jones, Molly - 17, 30, 35, 61, 67, 69. 104, 106 Kellner, Doris - 10, 18, 28, 49, 64, 65 , 73 , 84, 86, 106, 114 Key, Sarah - 56, 68, 107 Lannom, Althea - 20, 100, 104, 107 Lannom, Robert - 64, 107 Lewis, Susan - 46, 103, 107, 154 Leyva, Ruben - 107 Ligon, Lanthia - 35, 40, 41, 61, 67, 70, 104, 107 Long, Bill - 34, 46, 48, 107, 115 Lopez, Ernesto - 80, 107 McDonald, Charles - 102, 108, 115 McRae, Frank - 42, 108 Mapes, Sandra - 108 Milan, Cornia - 108, 109 Mitchell, Jamie - 74, 76, 106, 108, 113, 115 Moody, Charles - 74, 76, 108, 115 Mosley, Martha - 49, 108 Northcut, Kay - 108 O’Neal, Helena - 16, 26, 27, 58, 73, 104, 108 Ortega, Susie - 43, 108 Oswalt, Judy - 35, 68, 104, 108 Pacheco, Frank - 108 Peeples, Carole - 68, 109 Pfiester, Dennis - 109 Pherigo, Wayne - 109 Pilgrim, Joe - 75, 88, 109 Powell, Brenda - 49, 66, 67, 109 Puckett, Gary - 74, 109 Reyes, Evangelina - 109 Rich, Melva - 109 Rochen, Brenda - 83, 86, 106, 110 Rodriquez, Alicia - 110 Rodriquez, Hector - 110 Rubio, Lionel - 25, 29, 79, 80, 110 Sanchez, Dora - 110 Sanders, Ronald - 39, 110 Sloan, Keith - 110 Smith, Becky - 20, 34, 35, 36, 110 Smith, Judie - 30, 46, 48, 110 Smith, Sherita - 68, 110 Spears, Kay - 110 Stephenson, Kay - 110 Stubbs, Donna - 110 Stumpf, Mitiz - 110 Suarez, Hector - 43, 75, 110, 131 Suarez, Ricardo - 110 Subia, Juanita - 43, 112 193 Taylor, Connie - 112 Terrazas, Orlando - 111, 112 Tillotson, Jimmy - 16, 53, 74, 75, 76. 100, 112, 115 Townsend, Claude - 112 Trulove, Teresa - 41, 49, 106, 112 Urias, Robert - 34, 112 Urias, Ruben - 75, 112, 131 Vann, Jerry - 113 Vann, Oleta - 113 Vargas, Sandy - 90, 91, 113 Vick, Trudy - 113 Villalba, Alicia - 113 Walker, Jessie - 113 Walker, Phyllis - 15, 21, 73, 85, 113 Walters, Janet - 38, 39, 40, 70, 113 Walters, Ludene - 70, 114 Warnock, Gwen - 41, 62, 64, 100, 114 Welch, Kathy - 114 Williams, Harvey - 114 Wilson, J. C. - 114, 115 Wilson, Lynda - 106, 114, 154 Winkler, Martin - 54, 64, 93, 115, 130 Woodard, Byron - 37, 38, 112, 115 Yarbroug, David - 115 York, Guy - 115 Young, Wayne - 115 JUNIORS Acosta, Delma - 85, 86, 117 Albro, Valarie - 117 Alvarez, Joe - 77, 82, 117 Arnold, David - 117 Baird, Glenn - 91, 125 Behymer, Ernie - 117 Bernal, Celia - 117 Binegar, Kathy - 117 Black, Barbara - 117 Blackwelder, Cathy - 117 Blaydes, Brownie - 77, 117 Bohl, Barbara - 38, 52, 117 Bounds, Wayne - 77, 117 Boyd, Dewayne - 117 Brazell, Delton - 77, 117 Brooks, Beverly - 41, 73, 117 Broyles, Dee - 14, 80, 81, 93, 117, 123 Buenger, Walter - 77 , 82, 118 Burgess, Margaret - 118 Burnham, Billy - 80, 93, 118 Bustamante, Linda - 118, 124 Calhoun, Brian - 77, 97, 118 Campbell, Harriet - 52, 118 Carlisle, Loy Nell - 118 Carr, Buddy - 118 Carrasco, Delia - 118 Carrillo, Esmeralda - 118 Carrillo, Freddie - 118 Casas, Anabel - 118 Castillo, Hilda - 118 Chamberlain, Phil - 118 Chambliss, Belinda - 118 Chambliss, Jan - 118 Chance, Pattye - 118 Cline, Glenda - 118 Conway, Mary - 118 Corbel 1, Jack - 77, 90, 118 Cordero, William - 119 Coward, David - 35, 119 Dennis, Gary - 119 Denton, Pam - 40, 119 Duarte, Ysabel - 75, 88, 90, 91. 119 Duncan, James - 36, 82, 119 Dunn, Roy - 119 Dunn, Virginia - 119 Ellison, Mike - 119 Escamilla, Lillian - 119 Famed, Martha - 120 Faivor, Paul - 43, 120 Felts, Bobby - 62, 74, 90, 120 Fernandez, Billy - 120 Fletcher, Jerry - 82, 93, 120 Gallemore, June - 58, 70, 73, 116, 120 Garcia, Mary Elva - 120 Glenn, Morris - 120 Gonzales, Elizabeth - 120 Gonzales, Maria - 120 Granado, Frank - 120 Gray, Murray - 62, 74, 116, 120, 131 Groves, Ike - 120 Hall. Vicki - 125 Hardin, David - 36, 82, 120, 125 Hargus, Regina - 53, 120 Hartman, Miriam - 39, 120, 166 Hayman, Russell - 67, 75, 120, 131 Heath, Mary - 120 Herring, Vicki - 120 Herron, Gay - 120 Hobbins, Bill - 89, 120 Holstein, Mary - 120 Hook, Steven - 75, 88, 91, 120, 127 Jiner, Joe - 74, 120 Johnson, Kris - 75, 89, 120, 131 Kincaid, Rusty - 77, 121 Kincaid, T C. - 51, 77, 90, 121 Lancaster, Jamie - 121 Large, Ronna - 121 Lawrence, Billy - 75, 97, 121, 131 Lawson, Susan - 87, 121 Layland, Karen - 121 Lee, Connie - 121 Lewis, Belinda - 121 Lujan, Tony - 121 194 McFadden, Bruce - 122 McIntyre, Jack - 122 McKenzie, Ted - 122 Mabe, Terri - 122 McWhorter, Joe - 75, 81, 97, 122, 131 Mesquita, Margarita - 85, 86, 122 Monk, Susan - 87, 116, 122, 124 Morris, Robert - 122 Munoz, Petra - 122 Murphy, Dell - 85, 122 Murray, Susan - 123 Nieto, Anabel - 123 Nix, Walter - 53, 77, 123 Nunez, Irma - 22, 85, 123 Ontiveras, Edwardo - 123 Pacheco, Christina - 123 Parez, Norma - 123 Pistole, Janet - 14, 35, 62, 123 Pool, Jerry - 123 Price, Polly - 52, 123 Quintela, Noe - 123 Rabon, Jeanie - 123 Ramirez, Alicia - 123 Ramos, Reynaldo - 123 Rangel, Salvador - 123 Rascon, Chriselda - 123 Renteria, Juanita - 124 Rich, Roy Lee - 70, 124 Riley, Floyd - 61, 62, 67. 121, 124, 126 Rochen, Kenneth - 124 Rodriquez, Ray - 124 Rosas, Rene - 124 Rose, Mary - 124 Ryan, Patty - 124 Salcido, Lupe - 124 Salisbury, Tommy - 61, 67, 124 Sanchez, Augustine - 125 Sanchez, Joe Luis - 125 Sanchez, Ruben - 125 Schneemann, Steve - 125 Shugart, Janie - 23, 73, 125 Shuster, Bobby - 77, 97, 125 Smith, Juanita - 125 Smith, Staci - 35, 125 Smith, Terri - 38, 39, 125 Snead, Linda - 125 Sonflieth, Susan - 124, 125, 126 Stapp, Dean - 126 Stepp, Jackie - 87, 126 Taylor, Randy - 126 Terrazas, Leo - 82, 93, 126 Truesdell, Tommy - 75, 126 Trulove, David - 126 Turnbo, Hal - 77, 126 Urias, Lorine - 126 Urias, Mary - 126 Valenzuela, Johnny - 81, 126 Vann, Beverly - 69, 127 Walker, Chris - 18. 21, 47, 74, 75, 76, 89, 127 Walker, Thomas - 124, 127 Ware, Doug - 127 Weatherby, Paul - 127 White, David - 74, 127 Williams, Craig - 93, 127 Word, Dottie - 54, 127 York, Vickie - 48, 54, 127 Zernial, Stuart - 127 SOPHOMORES Aaron, Standley - 129 Albin, Ricky - 129 Alfaro, Robert - 129 Allen, Mike - 129 Alvarez, Minnie - 129 Arvizu, Londa - 129 Baeza, Albaro - 129 Baker, John - 129 Baker, Neale - 129 Baker, Nicky - 97, 129 Bassham, Verna - 129 Beard, Martha - 129 Beattie, Steve - 75, 129 Benne, Vicki - 87, 138 Blanco, Armando - 130 Blanco, Daniel - 130 Bowerman, Debbie - 130 Brandon. Sam - 77, 130 Brown, Bobby - 130 Brown, James - 130 Bueno, Joe - 130 Burleson, Barbara - 130 Burwell, Dibbie - 130 Calderon, Joe - 130 Campbell, Rose Marie - 130 Candia, Alma - 130 Carrillo, Maria - 130 Carrillo, Ninfa - 130 Carrillo, Olga - 130 Castillo, Edward - 130 Chadwick, Vicki - 130 Coker, Jan - 77, 131 Corbel 1, Lynn - 131 Curry, Ernest - 131 Curry, James - 131 Davis, Doug - 77, 131 Dominguez, Bias - 131 Dominguez, Felicita - 131, 132 Dominguez, Alfredo - 82, 131 Duncan, Gary - 131 Dunn, Frank - 77 , 82 , 91, 131 Dunn, Harold - 131 Englert, Billy - 35, 132 Escobeda, Efrain - 132 Espino, Fernando - 82 , 93, 132 195 Espino, Frank - 132 Evans, John - 132 Fabela, Patricia - 132 Falkner, Ken - 132 Ferrante, Jody - 132 Fisher, Jane E. - 132, 134, 138 Franco, Arturo - 132 Franco, Max - 132 Fuentes, Joe - 133 Fuderburk, Debbie - 133 Garza, Juan - 133 Gibbs, Benny - 133 Gilbert, Keith - 75, 97, 131, 133 Goedrich, Diana - 94, 133 Gomez, Mary - 133 Gonzales, Baldomero - 133 Gonzales, Bessie - 87, 133 Gonzales, Connie - 133 Gonzales, Elma - 134 Gonzales, Helen - 134 Gonzales, Gerald - 75, 131, 132, 134 Gonzales, Ninfa - 134 Gonzales, Valentine - 134 Goode, Beverly - 94, 134 Ham, Dennis - 134 Hamer, Frances - 134 Harbour, Kay - 20, 35, 87, 134 Harrell, Tim - 134 Harrison, Jacky - 134 Hartman, Timothy - 82, 134 Hayter, Jack - 74, 131, 134 Hernandez, Joe Angel - 75, 134 Hoffman, Jimmy - 35, 50, 128, 134 Holguin, Anna Belle - 134 Holguin, Silvestre - 82, 91, 135 Holland, Don - 77, 135 Holladay, Gail - 135 Hughes, Corrine - 135 Ivy, Vic - 77, 135 James, Joyce - 39, 135 Jeter, Stephen - 135 Johnson, Eldeen - 135 Johnson, Patti - 52, 135 Kail, Juanice - 135 King, Johnny - 135 Knight, Sandi - 135 Lannom, Elaine - 135 Lannom, Jeanne - 135 Lauderdale, Sherry - 52, 63, 133, 135 Laurence, Charles - 63, 82, 128, 135 Lentz, Bryan - 135 Leyva, Auden - 74, 88, 91, 131, 136 Lujan, Rose - 87, 137 McCollom, Jerry - 137 McKenzie, Bonnie - 32, 137 Martinez, Rosita - 137 Mayse, Judy - 137 Meadows, Robert - 137 Medina, Gloria - 87, 137 Merkle, Melinda - 137 Mesa, Carol - 137 Mesa, Lucas - 137 Moon, Mike - 133, 137 Moring, Teresa - 53, 54, 134, 137 Murphy, James - 67, 137 Naquin, Stephanie - 136 Naquin, Stephen - 136 Nance, Richard - 136 Neill. Terry - 136 Nieto, Roy - 136 Northcut, Deborah - 136 Osborn, Johnny - 137 Parks, Debra - 137 Patterson, Mike - 13, 77, 80, 137 Perez, Virginia - 137 Pina, James - 82, 93, 137 Pina, Olga - 137 Prado, Eddie - 77, 137 Rainwater, Beth - 13, 52, 54, 63, 77, 94, 137 Rangel, Armando - 137 Reeves, Randy - 137 Rich, Debbie - 137 Riojas, Delma - 137, 138 Rodriquez, Adeliada - 137 Rodriquez, Eulajio - 137 Rodriquez, Joe - 137 Rose, Clyde - 137 Salcido, Edwardo - 77, 90, 91, 138 Salisbury, Kay - 77, 128, 133, 138 Sanchez, Emma - 138 Saul, L. N. - 67, 138 Schlegel, Tommy - 138 Shephard, Patricia - 138 Siegmund, Eric - 63, 134, 138 Silliman, Frank - 97, 138 Stapp, Carrie - 87, 138 Steele, Mark - 63, 138 Strong, Rocky - 138 Terrazas, Norma - 138 Thacker, Lee - 87, 138 Thompson, Neil - 53, 138 Timmons, Patsy - 139 Turnbo, Ann - 77, 139 Tillotson, Ricky - 74 , 92, 139 Urias, Lupe - 139 Urias, Roy - 77, 139 Valenzuela, Alfred - 139 Vasquez, Joe - 139 Velasquez, Dora - 139 Wallace, Aubrey - 77, 139 Walker, Linda - 139 Walters, Maxey - 139 196 Warnock, Ann - 139 Weddle, Joe - 139 Welch, Sherry - 139 Whitley. Cathy - 94, 138, 139 Wilkerson, Horace - 139 Winkler, Kathy - 94. 134, 139 Woodard, Stanley - 133, 139 Younggren, Terry - 51, 53, 139 FRESHMEN Acosta, Ruben - 77, 82, 140, 141 Albin, Barbara - 141 Alexander, Clayton - 78, 83, 92, 141, 148 Alfaro, Nancy - 141 Alvarez, Raul - 78, 83, 141 Arcides, Aldo - 78, 83, 92, 141 Arcides, Gilbert - 141 Austin, Mark - 141 Blanco, Diana - 87, 141 Beck, Mike - 92, 141 Blanco, Jesse - 142 Blaydes, Betsy - 12, 63, 86, 142 Blackledge, Joel - 142 Boyd, Bobby - 142 Broxson, Jan - 37, 49, 78, 142 Brown, Mary Ann - 140, 142 Brown, Patricia - 142 Buenger, Quin - 142, 146, 148, 152 Bueno, Alvis - 78, 142 Burgess, Adolfo - 142 Burger, Carroll - 78, 142 Calderon, Secundino - 78, 83, 92, 142 Campbell, Glen - 142 Campbell, Lance - 142 Carrillo, Albert - 142 Carrillo, Elijio - 78, 83, 92, 142 Casas, Johnny - 92, 142 Cedillos, Ramona - 142 Celaya, Petra - 142 Chambliss, Ann - 142 Chambliss, Regina - 142 Chavarria, Herlinda - 142 Chavez, Danny - 142 Chavez, Elonia - 142 Clark, Elaine - 143 Conley, Jeanette - 87, 143 Cooper, Steven - 78, 143 Cordero, Johnny - 143 Cordiel, Sergio - 78, 142 Cox, Brenda - 143 Davenport, Kathy - 143, 147 DeAnda, Greg - 78, 83, 143 Diaz, Alfredo - 143 Dodson, Georgia - 143 Dominguez, Adan - 143 Dominguez, Felix - 91. 143 Dotson, Brenda - 143, 147 Duarte, Olga - 87, 143 Duarte, Rose - 143 Dulaney, Darlene - 143 Dunn, Joe - 143, 152 Edwards, Paula - 147, 152 Elliott, Janet - 94, 143, 146 Erwin, Tom - 143 Escamilla, Michaela - 143 Evans, Terry - 143 Fallon, James - 83, 143 Faris, Kristi - 143 Farmer, Billy - 143 Faulkenberry, Thomas - 83, 92, 143 Fernandez, Adela - 143 Fullagher, Michael - 144 Flenniken, Kathy - 152 Galindo, Joel - 152 Gallegos, Edward - 12, 63, 78, 83, 91, 144 Garcia, Andrea - 144 Garcia, Dominga - 144 Garlick, Syble - 144, 152 Garlick, Walter - 66, 78, 83, 144 Garza, Cecilia - 87, 144 Goedrich, Steven - 144 Gonzales, Alicia - 144 Gonzales, Diana - 144 Gonzales, Freda - 144 Gonzales, Ninfa - 144 Gonzales, Delia - 144 Gonzales, Jaime - 144 Goode, Sharon - 94, 144, 152 Graves, Daphne - 144 Gray, Linda - 144 Groves, Shelia - 144 Haley, Charles - 144 Haley, Ronald - 78, 83, 92, 144 Ham, Steve - 144 Havins, Donna - 144 Hayman, Bill - 78, 92, 144, 145 Hayter, Larry - 145 Hernandez, Elva - 152 Herring, Randy - 66, 83, 145 Hink, Billy - 78, 145 Hodges, Richard - 145 Holstein, Lisa - 145 Holzer, Reginald - 145 Honaker, Ricky - 78, 83, 145 Hooper, Regina - 145 Hopson, Susan - 94, 145 Hursh, Brenda - 145 Irigoyen, Velia - 145 Ivanhoe, Lee - 145 Johnson, Eric - 93, 145, 149 Key, Mickey - 145 Kincaid, Brad - 50, 78, 145 Langley, Larry - 145 Lawrence, Becky - 78, 145, 146 Lawson, Linda - 87, 145 Layland, Shirley - 145 Lee, Cheryl - 145 Lee, Steven - 145 Lentz, Bobby - 145 Lewis, Georgianna - 78, 145 Lloyd, Othie - 146 Lopez, Jesus - 146 Lopez, Oralia - 146 Lujan, Albert - 78, 92, 146 Lujan, Imelda - 146 McCallister, Barry - 93, 146, 152 McGee, Vernal - 146 Mabe, Bill - 146 Magee, Lana - 20, 146 Marable, Katie - 146 Martinez, Albino - 146 Martinez, Arturo - 146 McCollom, Carol - 78, 146 McCorkel, Glenn - 146 Medina, Frances - 63 . 87, 146 Melton, Sollie - 146 Merkle, Susan - 146, 147 Mesa, Gilbert - 92, 146 Mills, Mary - 146 Moffett, Roxianna - 146 Monk, Robert - 78, 145, 146 Miller, Randy - 146, 148 Moore, Joe Page - 78, 144, 146 Morales, Irene - 147 Morrow, Randy - 92, 147 Munoz, Manuel - 78, 83, 92, 147 Ontiveros, Joe - 147 Oswalt, Bill - 63, 83, 144, 147 Pacheco, Tom - 83, 147 Pacheco, Josephine - 147 Perez. Leticia - 147 Peters, Glenn - 93 Pina, Elizabeth - 147 Puckett, Roger - 78, 147 Pruser, Bill - 52, 147 Purser, John - 147 Quintela, Johnny - 67, 78, 83, 93, 147 Ramirez, Esmeralda - 147 Ramos, Juanita - 87 Rangel, Ysmael - 147 Reed, Pam - 147 Renick, Sam - 78, 83, 147 Rey, Virginia - 147 Reyes, Hector - 147 Reyes, Javier - 147 Riojas, Irma - 87, 147 Rochen, Jackie - 49, 87, 147 Rodriquez, David - 147 Rodriquez, Mario - 148 Rodriquez, Rachel - 148 Rubio, Grace - 148 Rusk, Janie - 44, 148 Sage, Charles - 148 Sanchez, Joel - 83, 148 Sanchez, Tony - 148 Sanders, Eddie - 78, 148 Salgodo, Frank - 148 Sarabia, Rosie - 148 Sawyer, Clyde - 63, 78, 83, 140, 148 Sheen, Bill - 78, 148 Sheen, David - 78, 148 Sherrill, Sheri - 148. 152 Sims, Nancy - 148, 152 Smith, Charlotte - 148 Smith, Earl - 78. 91, 148 Smith, Megan - 148 Sosa, Linda - 148 Spear, Susan - 149 Stapp, Glenna - 35, 149, 152 Stanley, Nancy - 149 Strong, Chris - 149 Stubbs, Frances - 149 Taylor, Steve - 66, 149 Terrazas, Elma - 149 Thacker, Laura - 149 Thomas, Paula - 149 Triplett, Kay - 35, 149, 152 Turman, Matt - 149 Turman, Saidor - 149 Turner, James - 149 Tyree, Robert - 149 Unruh, Carol - 149 Urias, Grace - 149 Valenzuela, Emma - 87, 149 Vargas, Richard - 92, 149 Vasquez, Caroline - 149 Velasquez, Gloria - 150 Velasquez, Ramon - 150 Vicars, James - 150 Walker, Virginia - 94, 150 Wallace, Sheryl - 150 Walters, Lonnie - 66, 67, 150 Weddle, Guy - 150 Welch, Robert - 150 Whipkey, Ray - 150 Whittenburg, Tom Ed -78, 91, 151 Williams, Jennifer - 94, 147, 151 Williams, Mark - 45, 151 Wilson, Blaine - 151 Winegeart, Mike - 78, 83, 151 Woode, Patti - 151 Woodward, Neill - 151 Woodard, Jerry - 96, 151 Wynne, Karen - 151 Yarbrough, Dele - 83, 92, 152 Ybarra, Ramon - 152 Yeary, Billy -.152 Young, Greg - 78, 83, 152 Young, Sandi - 152 Zemial, Sharee - 152 School Personnel Index Ball, Francis - 45, 169 Bates, James - 162 Bennett, Ann - 160, 161 Bode, Charles - 77, 83, 158 Boyd, Leonard - 72, 90, 165 Buchhorn, Barney - 158 Butterfield, Johnny - 33, 163 Coker, Floyd - 96, 165 Counts, Paul - 161 Faulkenberry, Jean - 154 Fortner, Patsy - 87, 164 Fothergill, Velden - 171 Handley, Chuck - 171 Harral, Carol - 68, 171 Harral, Fred - 100, 113, 159, 169 Hayter, Dora - 160 Henslee, Ira Lee - 61, 67, 154 Hickman, Pete - 72, 97, 111, 164 James, Mary Ella - 83, 164, 167 Jarral, Buddy - 32, 162, 163 Luttrell, Buck - 40, 165 McUwain, A. H. - 155 McKenzie, Marlyn - 159 McKenzie, Gregg - 158, 159 Mayfield, Pat - 170 Moore, Kit - 170 Moring, Joe - 154 Nall, Sherry - 79, 80, 164 Parsons, A1 - 72, 82, 90, 165 Pearce, Bill - 93, 157 Price, Julie - 128, 157 Reyna, Judy - 140, 168 Sheeler, Carole - 166 Sheelar, Warren - 77, 83, 158 Siler, Willie - 116, 160 Skylstead, Larry - 157 Thompson, Ann - 157 Thompson, Larry - 46, 56, 157, 169 Tinkler, Sandra - 157, 168 Tracy, Doris - 157 Tyson, Howard - 43, 94, 168 Upshaw, Gene - 155 Ward, Henry - 154 White. D. D. - 66. 170 Young, Carolyn - 58, 59, 73, 166 AOCSTA, REYNALDO - Football 1,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. BALL, LINDA - Citizen of the Month 1,2; Class Assembly 1,2; Christmas Play 3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; FTA 4; Library Club 3,4; Vice-Pres. 3; Pres, 4; DECA 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Solo 3; UIL Typing 3; Driving Road-E-O 1, 2,3,4; Winner 3,4. BEAN, WAN|DA - National Honor Society 4; Honor Banquet 1,3,4; Citizen of the Month 1,2; Jr.Sr. Play 3; Christmas Play 1,2; Class Assembly 1,2; High School Bowl 2,3,4; FTA 4; Players Club Wardrobe Mistress 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Court 4; Band Secretary 4; Ensembles 1,2,3; State 2; All-District 3, 4; Regional 4; John Phillip Sousa Award 4; UIL Prose 2,3; UIL Typing 3; UIL One Act Play 1,2; Honorable Mention All-Star Cast 2; UIL Shorthand 4. BERRY, JUDY - Light Crew 2,3,4; Class Assemblies 2; VICA 4; Secretary 4; Sweetheart 4. BLACKWELL, LYNN - Iraan - Football 2; Manager 1, 3; Basketball 2,3; Manager 1; Track 2,3; Tennis 1,2, 3; Western Zone in Tennis 1; Golf 3; FFA 1,2,3; Greenhand Reporter 1; Chapter Secretary 3; 1st in District in leadership Contest; Chapter Conducting advisor 2. BLANCO, DELMA - Library Assistant 4; Citizen of the Month 2; Class Assembly 2; Christmas Play 4; Library Club 4; Historian 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pres. 4; Pep Squad 4; VOE 4; Choir 3,4. BOSWELL, BILL - Jr. Sr. Play 3; Class Assembly 2; Class Favorite 2; Pecos Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Ft. Stockton - Football 2,3,4; UIL Number Sense 3. BROWN, JENNY - Honor Banquet 4; Light Crew 2,3; Student Council 4; Class Assemblies 1,2; Class Favorite 2; Annual Staff 4; Volleyball 2,3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Head Cheerleader 4; FTA 2,3,4; Band 1, Choir 4; Ensemble 4. BROXSON, LINDA - National Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 4; FTA 4; Choir 4; Librarian; Girls Ensemble, Mixed Folk Group, Solo 4; Crane - National Honor Society 2,3; Scholastic Award for 2nd Highest Average 3; Librarian 1,2; Annual Staff 3; Library Club 1; Secretary 1; President 2; Junior Historian 2; Pep Squad 1, 2,3; Choir 2,3; All Regional Choir 3; Ensemble 3; Solo 3. BURLESON, JIM - Class Assembly 1,2; TUMBLEWEED Staff 3,4; FFA 1,2,3; 1st Vice-President 3; VICA 4. BYRD, ELOIS - Honor Society 3; Honor Banquet 3; Class Assemblies 1,2; Christmas Play 2; Band 1,2,3, 4; Ensembles 1,2,3,4. CARD, PAT - Honor Graduate 4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff, Business 4; FTA 1,2,4 (Pecos 1,2) Pep Squad 4; Choir 4; Pecos - Pep Squad 2; Band 1. CARRASCO, LUCY - Spanish Club 3,4; FHA 3. COFFMAN, JEANETTE - Christmas Play 4; Class Assembly 1,2; VOE Club Reporter 4; Band 1; Choir 3. DANIELSON, STEVEN - Honor Banquet 1; Office Assistant 4; Citizen of the Month 1,2; Light Crew 3; Student Council 3,4; Most Outstanding 4; Annual Photographer 1; Football 1; 1st Fire Prevention Theme 2. DAVIS, DAVID - Class Assembly 2; Football 3,4; FFA 3,4; Treasurer 4; San Angelo - Band 1. DAVENPORT, CLAUDIA - Office Assistant 4; Jr. Sr. Play 3; Class Assemblies 1,2; VOE Treasurer 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 3,4; UIL Typing 3. DOMINO, MIKE - Golf 4; DECA 4; Garner, Iowa -Student Council 3; Football 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3; FTA 1,2; G-Club 3; Band 1,2. EASON, SALLY - Class Assembly 1; Christmas Play 4; Class Favorite 1; Homecoming Court 4; Miss FSHS 4; Annual Staff 3,4; FTA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Pep Squad 4; President 4; Band 1; Choir 3,4; Secretary 3. ESPINO, BILLY - Guidance Office Assistant 4; Citizen of the Month 1; Class Representative 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4. FAULKENBERRY, JOYCE - All-Around Girl 4; Citizen of the Month 1,2,3,4; Light Crew 1,2,3,4; Crew Chief 3,4; Office Helper 3; Assistant Stage Manager 3, 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Class Assembly 1,2; Spanish Club 1; FTA 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 4. FERNANDEZ, SARA - National Spanish Chapter 2,3; Office Assistant 4; Citizen of the Month 2; Class Assembly 1; Homecoming Court 4; Intermurals 2; Spanish Club 4; Choir 3,4. FIELDS, DARLENE - Jr. Sr. Play 3; Class Assemblies 1, 2; Christmas Play 2,3; One Act Play 2; Business Staff 2,3,4; TUMBLEWEED Staff 3,4; Feature Editor 4; Tennis 3; Volleyball 1; FTA 3; Band 1,2,3.4; All-District 3; Ensemble 3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Reporter 4. FIERRO, GEORGE - VA II 4; Alpine - FFA 3; Vice-President 3. GARCIA, FLORENTINO - TUMBLEWEED Staff 3; Annual Staff Artist 3; El Paso Exhibit 1,2,3; Grandfalls Exhibit 1,2,3. GARCIA, MARY ALVA - VOE Guidance Office Secretary 4; Pep Squad 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Show 3. GARLICK, JULIA - Office Assistant 3; Light Crew 2,3, 4; Class Assemblies 1,2; Christmas Play 4; VOE 4; Choir 3,4; Reporter 4; Ensemble 3,4. GARZA, FELIX - Track 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,4; SHS 3,4. GONZALES, DIANA - Spanish Club 1,3,4; Choir 1,2, 3,4. GOODE, MIKE - Class Assemblies 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Choir 4; Boys Ensemble 4. GRAVES, JANIE - Citizen of the Month 3; Class Assembly 2; Christmas Play 2,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Volleyball 2,3; Choir 2,4; Ensemble 2; Shamrock High Senior 200 School - Annual Staff lj FHA Parliamentarian 1; Band 1. GURLEY, JOHN - Odessa - Football 2; Baseball Manager 2; Buffalo Wyo. - Stage Crew Jr. Class Play 3; Football 3; Wrestling 3; All-District Baseball 3; Fort Stockton - Choir 4. HALE, BONNIE - McCamey - Basketball 1,2,3; Tennis 1; Speech Club 2,3; Band 1; Choir 3; UIL One Act Play District 2; UIL Persuasive Speaking 3; Fort Stock-ton - VOE 4; Choir 4. HARGUS, RAMONA - Citizen of the Month 1,4; Christmas Play 1,4; Class Assemblies 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Pep Squad 4; Choir 4; UIL Typing 3. HAYTER, BOB - Honor Banquet 1; All-Around Boy 4; Danforth Boy 4; Citizen of the Month 1,2,3,4; Class Representative 1,3; Student Council President 4; Class Assemblies 1,2; Class Favorite 1; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Honorable Mention All-District 3; All-District Offense and Defense 4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 3. HAYTER, MARY - NHS 3,4; President 4; Office Assistant 2,4; Citizen of the Month 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Cheerleader 3; Pep Squad 4; Class Assemblies 1,2; Jr. Vice-President 3; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; High School Bowl 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention All-District 3; FTA 4; Vice-President 4; FFA Sweetheart 4; Choir 1; Salutatorian 4; Danforth Girl 4; Math Award 4. HEALD, JO ANNA - Honor Banquet 4; Library Assistant 1; Jr. Sr. Play Make-up 3; Jr. Sr. Play 3; Christmas Play 1,2,4; Class Assembly 1,2; FTA 4; Library Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Choir 1,2,3,4; Choir Ensemble 3,4; Choir Folk Group 4; UIL Speech-Persuasive 3,4; 4th at State. HERNANDEZ, ALFONSO - Football 2,3; Spanish Club 2,4. HODGE, DONALD - Citizen of the Month 2; Jr. Sr. Play 3; Class Assemblies 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3; FHA Beau 4; Yearbook Staff 3; TUMBLEWEED Staff 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention All-District 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Captain 3; Choir 4; Boys Ensemble 4. HOFFMAN, GEORGE - Light Crew 2,3; Class Assemblies 1,2; Sr. Favorite 4; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2; Band 1,2; One Act Play Crew 2. HOLLAND, JEANETTE - Honor Banquet 4; Citizen of the Month 3; Class Assemblies 1,2; Annual Staff 3,4; Fish Track Sweetheart 1; Band 1,2; UIL Ready Writing 3; UIL Shorthand 4. HONAKER, GLENN - Honor Banquet 1,2; National Honor Society 3; Citizen of the Month 1; Student Council 4; Class Assembly 1,2; High School Bowl 2, Achievements 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Band 1; UIL Number Sense 2. JACKSON, LYNDA - Library Assistant 4; Light Crew 2, 3,4; Christmas Play 2; Class Assembly 1.2; Intra-murals 1,2,3; Most Athletic Girl 3; TUMBLEWEED Staff 3,4; Assistant Sports Editor 3; Co-Editor 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 3; Pep Squad, Sgt. at Arms 4; FTA Treasurer 4. JETER, ALLAN - Library Assistant 4; Jr. Sr. Play 3; Christmas Play 4; Class Assembly 2; Photographer 4; FTA 4; Library Club Parliamentarian 4; Band 1,2,3,4. JOHNSON, CHARLES - Class Assembly 2; Photographer 1. JONES, MOLLY - Honor Banquet 1,2,4; Social Studies Award 4; Citizen of the Month 2,4; Student Council 1, 3,4; Girl State Representative 3; Class Assemblies 1, 2; Jr. Sr. Play 3; Christmas Play 4; Junior Favorite 3; Most Outstanding 4; Annual Staff 4; Tennis 2; Band 1, 2,3,4; Twirler 1,2,3,4; Dium Major 4; UIL Typing 3. KELLNER, DORIS - National Honor Society 4; Secretary 4; Honor Banquet 2,3,4; Valedictorian 4; English Award 4; Class Assemblies 2; Most Athletic Girl 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Panther 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 2; President 3,4; FTA 4; Snyder -Track 1; Captain 1. KEY, SARAH - Honor Banquet 4; Guidance Office Assistant 1; Citizen of the Month 1; Class Representative 1; Vice-President 2; Class Assemblies 1,2; Christmas Play 1,2,4; Best Looking Girl 1; Annual 3,4; Editor 4; TUMBLEWEED Staff 3,4; Tennis 3; VOE 4; Vice-President 4; FFA Sweetheart 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 2; Vice-President. LANNOM, ALTHEA - Class Secretary 4; Class Assemblies 1,2; Ghristmas Play 1,4; Annual Staff 4; FHA 4; Historian 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Court 4; Ensemble 4; Fire Prevention Theme 2; UIL Typing 3. LANNOM, ROBERT - Honor Graduate National Honor Society 4; Treasurer 4; Honor Banquet 1,2,3,4; Light Crew 3,4; Photographer 1; Football 1; Basketball 1; Citizen of the Month 1,2,3,4; Assistant Crew Chief 3,4. LEWIS, SUSAN - Office Assistant 4; Christmas Play 1, 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 2; Business Staff 3; TUMBLEWEED Staff 3,4; Spanish Club 1, Choir 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 2,4; Librarian 2,3; Class Assemblies 1,2. LIGON, LANTHIA - Honor Banquet 4; Citizen of the Month 1; Student Council 3,4; Treasurer 4; Christmas Play 2,4; Class Assemblies 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Volleyball Manager 3; FTA 4; Spanish Club 1; DECA 4; President 4; 1st Place in Area Public Speaking; Band 1,2,3,4; Twirler 1,2,3,4; Head Twirler 4. LONG, BILL - Jr. Sr. Play 3; Christmas Play 2,4; Class Assembly 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; TUMBLEWEED Staff 3,4; Sports Editor 4; FFA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; All-District Band 3,4; President 4. 201 LOPEZ, ERNESTO - Library Assistant 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1. MCRAE, FRANK - Track 2; Intramurals 2,3; FFA 1,2, 3, MAPES, SANDRA - Citizen of the Month 1; Christmas Play 2,4; Class Assembly 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3; VOE Club 4; Sgt. at Arms 4; Choir 1,2,3,4. MILAN, CORINA - Library Assistant 4; Christmas Play 4; Spanish Club 1,3,4; Volleyball 1; Library Club 4; Pep Squad 4; Alpine - Basketball 2; Pep Squad 2. MITCHELL, JAMIE - Light Crew 2; Class Assemblies 1,2; Football 1,3,4; Track 2; Band 1,2. MOODY, CHARLES - Class Secretary 2; Class Assemblies 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2,3. MOSLEY, MARTHA - Annual Staff 4; FHA 3,4; Treasurer 3; Reporter, Historian 4; FTA 4; Perryton High -FT A 2. NORTHCUT. KAY - Christmas Play 2,4; Class Assembly 2; Choir 2,3,4; Leveland - Christmas Play 1; Speech Play 1; FHA 1; Choir 1. O'NEAL, HELENA - Homecoming Queen 4; Most Beautiful 4; FTA 4; Pep Squad 4; Sgt. at Arms 4; Amarillo - Office Assistant 1; Newspaper reporter 1; FHA 1; Band 1,2,3; Twirler 3; Assistant 2; Twirling Solo, Flute Trio, Flute Solo. ORTEGA, SUSIE - Class Assembly 2; Christmas Play 4; Spanish Club 3,4; 2nd Vice-President 4; DECA 4; Choir 3,4. OSWALT, JUDY - Honor Banquet 2,4; Student Council 3; Christmas Play 1,4; Class Assemblies 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Tennis 2,3; VOE 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Twirler 2,3,4; Solo and Ensembles 2,3,4. PEEPLES, CAROLE - Honor Banquet 4; Class Assembly 1; VOE 4; Secretary 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 3. PFIESTER, BUDDY - Class Vice-President 1; Class Assemblies 1,2; Football 2; Basketball 1; Track 3; 1st in Driving Road-E-O 1. PHERIGO, WAYNE - Band 3; Odessa - Football 1; Band 1; Choir 1; Pecos Football 2; Band 2. PILGRIM, JOE - TUMBLEWEED Staff 3; Football 4; Track 2,3,4. PLWELL, BRENDA - Office Assistant 3; Citizen of the Month 1; Class Assembly 2; Annual Staff 3; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Vice-President 3; Parliamentarian 4; FFA Honorary Member 1,2,3,4; UIL Typing 3. PUCKETT, GARY - Student Council 2; Class Assemblies 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Band 1. REYES, EVANGELINA - VICA 4; Reporter 4; Spanish Club 4; Newhall, Calif. - French Club 3; Spanish Club 3. RICH, MELVA - Class Assembly 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Ensembles 2,3,4. ROCHEN, BRENDA - Volleyball 4; All-District; Captain 4; FTA 4; Band 4; Orchard - Student Council 3; Annual Staff 3; Volleyball 1,2,3; All-District 3; FHA 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Twirler 1,2,3; Head Twirler 2,3; One Act Play 2. RODRIQUEZ, ALICIA - Volleyball 1,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1. RODRIQUEZ, HECTOR - Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2; Track Manager 1; FFA 1; Spanish Club 1,2. RUBIO, LIONEL - American Legion Citizenship Award 4; Citizen of the Month 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Class Favorite 2; Most Outstanding 3; Mr. FSHS 4; TUMBLEWEED Staff 3,4; Assistant Sports Editor 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 1,3,4; FSHS All-Tourney 3; All-District 4; All-Tourney-Eagle Pass 3; Snyder, San Angelo, FSHS 4; Sul Ross Basketball Scholarship 4. SANCHEZ, DORA - Class Assemblies 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3.4. SANDERS, RONALD - Class Assemblies 1,2; Christmas Play 1; FFA 1,2,3; DE 4; Band 1; Choir 4; All-Region 4. SLOAN, KEITH - TUMBLEWEED Staff 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1. SMITH, BECKY - Honor Banquet 4; Citizen of the Month 1,2; Light Crew 1,2,3,4; Assistant Crew Chief 4; Jr.Sr. Play 3; Christmas Play 1,2,4; Class Assemblies 1,2; Annual Staff2,3,4; TUMBLEWEED Staff 3, 4; Photographer 3,4; Tennis 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Ensembles 2,3; Treasurer 4; Sweetheart 4. SMITH, JUDIE - Honor Banquet 4; Journalism Award 4; Light Crew 3,4; Pep Squad 4; Class Assembly 2; Annual Staff 3; TUMBLEWEED Staff 3,4; Co-editor 4. SMITH, SHERITA - Honor Banquet 4; Student Council 2,3,4; President 3; Light Crew 1,2; Panther Mascot 3; Class Assemblies 1,2; Jr. Sr. Play 3; TUMBLEWEED Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Volleyball Manager 2; FFA Sweetheart 2; VOE Club 4 President 4; Choir 3,4; Librarian 3; Driving Road-E-O 3. STEPHENSON, KAY - Office Assistant 3; Christmas Play 2; Class Assembly 2; Spanish Club 2; VOE 4; Historian 4; Choir 2. STUBBS, DONNA - Library Assistant 2; Pep Squad 4; Lake Charles, La. - Basketball 1; Softball 1; Library Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1. STUMPF, MITZI - Honor Banquet 4; Office Assistant 4; Band 4; Wichita Falls - Band 1,2,3; Solo and Ensembles 1,2,3; All-State Orchestra 4; All-Region Band 3; All-State Solo 3; Orchestra 1,2,3; President 3; Secretary, Treasurer 4; Sweetheart Nominee 3; Honorary Sweetheart 4; Member of the Wichita Falls Symphony. SUAREZ, HECTOR - Class Assembly 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Vice-President 4. SUBIA, JUANITA - Class Assembly 2; Volleyball 1,2; Pep Squad 4; Commanche Relay Duchess 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Choir 4; UIL Shorthand 4. TAYLOR, CONNIE - Jr. Sr. Play 3; Choir 3,4; San Angelo - Librarian 2; Pen-Pal Club 2; Art Club 3 202 Warbonnets club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Choir 2,3. TERRAZAS, ORLANDO - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1. TILLOTSON, JIMMY - Office Assistant 4; Class Assemblies 2; Vice-President 4; Junior Favorite 3; Best Looking Boy 4; Annual Staff 4; Football 2,3,4; Captain 4; Track 2; UIL Boys Prose 4. TOWNSEND, CLAUDE - Citizen of the Month 3; Football Manager 1,2,3; FFA 1,2. TRULOVE, TERESA - Library Assistant 1; Class Assemblies 1,2; Business Staff 3,4; FHA 1,2,4; Vice-President 4; FT A 3,4; Parliamentarian 4; Choir 4; UIL Typing 3. URIAS, RUBEN - Football 1,4. VANN, OLETA - VOE 4; Odessa - Office Assistant 2, 3; Latin Club 2; FHA 1. VARGAS, SANDY - Pecos - Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Fort Stockton - Track 4. VICK, TRUDY - Office Assistant 4; Class Assembly 2; TUMBLEWEED Staff 3,4; Choir 4. VILLALBA, ALICIA - Citizen of the Month 1; Class Assembly 2; Volleyball I; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Choir 1,3,4. WALKER, JESSIE - Class Assembly 1; FFA 1,2,3; DE 4. WALKER, PHYLIIS - Honor Banquet 3; Citizen of the Month 1; Christmas Play 1,2; Class Assemblies 1,2; Business Staff 2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Football Sweetheart 4; Band 1. WARNOCK, GWEN - National Honor Society 3,4; Vice-President 4; Honor Banquet 1,2,3,4; Honor Graduate 4; Citizen of the Month 1,2; Student Council 2,4; Senior President 4; Junior Class Secretary 3; Class Assemblies 1,2; High School Bowl 1,2,3; Intra-murals 3; Business Staff 2; Annual Staff 3; FT A 3,4; Historian 3; President 4; Pep Squad 4; Band 1,2; UIL Number Sense 2; Typing 3. WELCH, KATHY - Office Assistant 4; Christmas Play 4; FHA 1; Choir 4. WILLIAMS, HARVEY - Grandfield, Okla. - FFA 1. WILSON, LYNDA - Office Assistant 3,4; Class Assemblies 1,2; Christmas Play 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; TUMBLEWEED Staff 3,4; Choir 4. WOODARD, BYRON - Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3; Choir 3,4; Junior Director 4; Contest 3,4; UIL Persuasive Speaker 4. YARBROUGH, DAVID - Light Crew 2,3,4; Jr.Sr. Play 3; Christmas Play 1,2,4; Class Assemblies 1,2; Band 1,2; UIL One Act Play 3. YOUNG, WAYNE - Class Assembly 2; FFA 3. Autographs ©NEWSFOTO PUBLISHING COMPANY w 4 t —«■ «r