Grand Prairie High School - Geep Yearbook (Grand Prairie, TX)
- Class of 1978
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Math is pres- ent when we use writing paper - of mathematically standard- ized size ofcourse g or when we take our newspaper and read a three-column article or a ten-line advertisement. We use it also if we look at a barometer or dial a telephone. So whatever we do, math will always be with us. Math is required to be taken at least two years. Math comes in many forms like Fundamentals of Math. Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry. cz. yzsinx . . . and I thought Algebra was hard. b. James Goodwin is studying, but math is far from his mind. r. Mrs. Carletti tries a new method to get her class to work. d. Lynn Barker finds time to talk with Bruce Carroll during geometry. fwi l b, c d, Academics a + C1 -P NaCl Science is having an increas- ing influence on what is happen- ing in the classroom and contrib- utes new content and interest to the school curriculum. Biology, Chemistry. and Physics are three main science courses offered at Grand Prairie. a. Students working on lab experiment. b. Mr. Coe's class is hard at work. c. Fran Larken discovers a new for- mula for growing hair. d. Mrs. Cutis look alike contest. 6 ,S e, .Q a b. or if l . Acade Taking Care Cf Business Business: The complex field of commerce and industry in which goods and services are created and distributed by pri- vate enterprises in the hope of profit. Everyone at one time has thought of going into the field of business. Whether it's managing a large insurance firm or having a small private business. it is necessary to have a foundation centered around the knowledge of typing, business law, book- keeping. shorthand, and clerical office practice. a. Quick while she's not looking whispered Olfelia Gutierrez. b. 'fNo Becky Broadus, the bell didn't ring. C. Eleanor Hatter, Melinda Ray, Becky Fuentes. and Jay Almend train to become s qcretaries. d. Busy fingers at work. Zi t. 'J , t 'N 1 ...i 'sax , 2 . ' it 7' J , 1 'O , Y, 1 Aj f 1 9' 5 . is in uw i . ' i 'w B b '-'-W 438 'aw-i .....,,, C. Sat d. Ac demics J. English A Four Year Course English - where else can you travel back into time and into the future. English is a four year course in writing and literature which allows you to learn about the many people and places of the past and the expectation of the future. English allows us to meet famous authors such as Shakespeare, Washington Irv- ing, Charles Dickens, and Ray Bradbury. C. a. A smile to help you through the day. b. To busy to look up. c. I give up, exclaims Lisly Light. d. Freshman English class hard at work. Academ cs ome- makers Gf America The Department of Home- making is designed to prepare students for life, marriage, par- enthood, family living, and home management. Homemak- ing offers basic background in areas such as food. clothing and personal appearance. The courses offered at Grand Prairie High in the Homemaking department are Homemaking, Home and Family Living, Home Furnishing. Home Management, and Child Development. a. A stitch in time saves nine says Terri Sweeden. b. Dana Cox brings her sewing prob- lems to Mrs. Green. A demics t'--ei ,Mx Q P1 mild fu. Y NX .KK Y Nts l V , .5- 9' l ly b. Q A Look Into The Past History is being made every day whether it is government, the building of a new school, or the birth of a baby. History teaches us about different nations, their people, and their customs. History also teaches us about our government and the government of other nations. World history, American his- tory, and Government are required history courses. a. When in Rome, do as the Romans do. b. I think she's absolutely beautiful says Martha Hanks. c. History also requires a lot of hard work. C. Academics Lenguos Estranjeras There are many important reasons for learning a foreign language. Learning a foreign language increases our range of communication, and we gain knowledge of the customs and ways of life of other nations. A foreign language can help all to our knowledge of our own lan- guage. French, Latin, German, and Spanish are the four foreign language courses offered at Grand Prairie. a. Bud Almond doesn't seem very pleased with the day's lesson. b. While something has caught the other students attention, Lori McGee and Ronnie Ewers are busy at work. Academics Creativity The Department of Art ena- bles students to express their cre- ativity. Art is designed to pro- vide students with a basic back- ground that will enable them to pursue a fine arts program such as painting and drawing, or a crafts program such as pottery hu and macrame. Commercial art enables the student to enter the field of commercial art with some degree of proficiency. Some of the courses,offered in industrial art are Architectural Drafting, Coppertooling, Wood- working. and Leather Craft. ER gigi gggxg a. With a little imagination you can create anything. b. Bubba Bunyea shows off his art work. c. With a little talent you can create this. d. Holly Palaile working in commercial art. Acodem cs Once A Dream. . . F3 L4-so J' ' 11 - I r a. b. ln woodworking, students work with wood to make pro- jects such as skis, gun racks, pic- ture frames, and cutting boards. a. Kevin Precopian, knock on wood. b. Danold Cunnigham is caught with illegal weapon. C. Jerry Burnap and Rick Brown are 4 working together on woodworking pro- E ject. Fi ,A M, 555 fis- sift ,, c if ' ff' x i V L i c Academics 1 f ,, at s a i f H- , VVVVV W YVVVV k Leather Craft involves work- ing with the oldest crafts known to man. It introduces the skills of tooling and carving. Students make projects like wallets, hand- bags, shoes, belts, andjackets. a. Mr. Brown helps Kay Halford with her project. b. Scott Hicks needs all the help he can get. c. I made it all by myself says Mike Holmes. Acode cs Drama . . . In drama students study the development of the physical the- atre, dramatic literature, and the actor as the interpreter of that literature. The students study the history of the theatre. stage movement. acting skills, and styles of acting. They also cover play directing and play analysis. The students a. Les Morrisett. Laurie Hughes, and Roy Calhoun in the drama play Adam and Eve. b. No Tim Braodus. not until you take off that silly costume. c. Brian Handin is always on time. d. Greg Starkey working on props for the play of Mr. Wilaby. Academics are encouraged to try out for major school theatre produc- tions. Advanced productions are rehearsed and presented through the theory and practice of direc- tion, acting and design. Drama also trains the students for U.I.L. One Act Play Competi- tion in the spring. ii X. iii Q 8. O mf-Qin ri- d. N 154. -.dr b. rx mfr J -N ,Mm JK 1 Lmm. - ,, ,.,. jiiii A ' 5 'L'h W 9 ., I S Q., ' Q V , L 5 i 6 K . T h , J? b , A xx if W my i ,g 1 ,.,'- , i',- I , '11 N. -.,. . ' . .. , V i Wyykh ' ,W K, g K I b L ' ,. C. Art I Action Academics shi '51-ff Y V Y I 41 u mm GN ww! f , r 1 if I M. i I v Q-: 73 , 4 -44 t 511 3, mg A uv' Lap , ., 5 Q .42 .. 5, xg 5? ,xyw L 5 :Qi xr 9 gf - iff? .wx P P 4 J -I M ,M af ' x N, 4'--s....,.,,,- ,N- ii , A 2 5. X ,ii Us 5 t 'N--..s..f.,, -.-.W--fm...,,,M M-..W...., ix W L g , ,Q,. --AV ,,,A 3 , , W ,L-' - gi pl 21 ff' A . H Q b ' , A I my ' at . ' v btw-:aansfaf Registration Kicks ff New Year a. Lucy Peel waits in line to have her picture taken. b. Todd Lott and LeeAnna Holland peddle parking stickers. c. Juniors check over their schedules. d. Students wait to see if they have to have shots before school starts. 'ff . 'Q N h. W, mv 'f is W C. ...,,Ns- ,411 ,-I ,f'- ,,,, my 1 ff Y , We ,-fs, my A-L, nf 5 ' fr . ' ' U 4 ities ,is .,,. 5 W -,.., I' U. --Q..-,,.,WWrw, nun-tl' 'YYY 1-atm? , ,. X a. One of these critters thinks hc-:'s Min- nie Pearl. b. Country Critters play a few tunes. c. There's always one in the crowd. C. Activities a. Todd Lott helps prepare for the Coca-Cola assembly. b. The finance counselor from UTA speaks to the seniors. C. Cat Simons visits G.P.H.S. l Li. .36 Drama Department Produces Four Shows :.g5,.N,,.,t ,, .sf-, 1-is J1- a. One of Mr. Williby's characters gets loose! b. David Martin in Home - Part I of th Mm Sh e 1 e ow. c. Thaxton Holmes in The Machinef' d. Lori Hughes and Les Morrisett por- tray Adam and Eve. b. C. . 1' 5 D rta s fft ' Activities tl Wow! It Snowed! a. Notasha Bazilewich says If you hit me one more time I'll. . . b. When school was dismissed the ground was covered with snow. c. Greg Wilson asks Why is everyone always picking on me? d. Dale Walters, Kirk England and Bryan Jackson wait patiently for Coach Walton to tell them to come back and get their trays. e. Tom Parrill like a good Boy Scout is always prepared. jf Nancy Nelle's arm seems to be better at throwing snowballs than writing news stories. Q. X ...........,,,. ............. N . X ' nga- , XX N 'X 'Ss x g A 5553, f gp - K. WW5 W - - ,4- 11 a. b. c 7 ,,,,,,, ' . .g. ' J-J ' if 'Wi f.. Mya: , 5 g , : h. uf M IK 'f 'N' wav' x. d. 1 - I' ,M ' i ' ' ' hniuilnfnvzaffsfuw-wr , 55iLf1.o.li:.... .og. LQ . ,M W . . .. g , WM WS' C f. 38. . .Activities l GPHS Shows Their Spirit a. Joyce Webb seems to have spotted something more interesting than the pep rally. b. Tim Johnson reaches for 7th posi- tion. c. J.V. Cheerleaders assist Varsity Cheerleaders during chants. ci The Mighty Gopher Band provides music for 50's day. e, Terri Sweeden shows her spirit on inside-out day. W ,, d e Act vit es Acliv a. Terrie .links performs to the tune of Rock Around The Clock. b. Sunne Hicks tells the student body what's going to happen next. C. Thaxton Holmes poses as the Boogie Man. d. Bubba Bunyea says. Look what happens when mommy doesn't help. e. Geepettes trying to fly. b. c .... K xx d. e ities tififii T ' ff? 35 if 5,-we a. The Drama Department puts on a short skit about spirit. b. Sunne Hicks doing her thing to the Fight Song. c. The winners of the 50's contest pose for a picture. d The Varsity Football Team makes their appearance once again. b. C, 'Y' ffe W 4' In d. Activities HO ECGMING 1977 a. Greg Hendricks and Todd Lott light the bonfire of 77-78. b. Mr. Phil Farris inspects one of the oldest traditions at G.P.H.S. c. The 1977 Bonfire goes up in smoke. C. ct vities li is x 5. 1 ,, f .. I' 'nun-F in iff- fi04Tf i1 4. efff rg, , x 3 . 1-ff a. silty -Mi b. QV, Gr JWHCZ- A C. ff I Q 4 , an Homecoming Court a. Senior representatives are Todd Lott and Diane Darling, David Henson and Pam Stalmach, David Bowman and Fran Larkin. b. Junior representatives are Ronnie Hill and Theresa Darling, Jerry Her- ring and Dana Cox. c. Sophomore representatives are Scott Anderson and Karen Norton, Steve Hall and Dana Walton. Activities a. Freshman Representatives are Mike McNeff and Kim Kennemur. David Hyde and Cindy DeWeese. b. The 1977-78 Homecoming Queen is Diane Darling. -sf-if X Q , ,ai K 7, I K - 4 i -as . K ' K , K W Q , , i , aww, A ly KL sese 'fixes b. Activities 21Cl1 ootball a. Go Get em Greathouse. b. Mrs. Schaumburg tries for 6 points , 4,f F A 45 Geepette Banquet a b. C Activities I s Q S W , G . W. .M,t.,.,,..,.,,W W ,ai :Wg a f Qu.-M C H ,,,,..,.,3....-. -Q W -l a. Mrs. Ridings pops open another can. b. Lori Phillips said Look Diane my star's bigger! c. Courtney Hudson. Lore Hughes and Donna Flitcraft put on a short play. d. Valri Smartt tells all Mrs. Ridings secret. d. Blue Vs. White This game is traditional. It's played at the end of every year. The guys play their own team- mates and are ready to hurt any- one who gets in their way.,This year the white team came out on top. a. Scott Anderson leads the blocking. b. Dale Walters looks for an open receiver. c. Paul Day struggles for the ball. d. Jack Stanley ask Where did every- one go? t,..., t . t . 1 , , ,, ,:, L L ',,A,. ,Q V , t d. Ac tes ff' , .wi ' ijpn 41 A1969 fnlimn A I 1 MW ffawzwff I, .WWC V' . Wie District We are very proud of the Var- sity Basketball Team for what they have done. It has meant many long hard hours of prac- tice each day. Also, it helps to be backed up by the student body, and our's has shown great pride! The Basketball Team has not gone this far in a long time but the team of 78 made it! a. A. J. Dixon shows who is no. l at the Bi-District game against Wilmer- Hutchins. b. Jerry Burnap gets ready to make a dash for 2 points. YES 3 Activities fa f . . H .. -f-f. if w, t.st- :wa-.f . .,,..,.faZ1WH .1 We Are The L A ' saw :ezzkfvmwizzz Reffofd W5 by ... . r11l -Wilmer s Kggjygional Tournament . ,wee-, . am.: iff .. . fafsw... lii ltfr torlr y , . ..... .... ....,,t....,. ..l.. . , y . ..,,..,....,.,y,. . . W L .sl 1 ,.. ' .fl -Qiinf -... 31iE5??i? ' T Re gidgial Champ1ons Bi-District a. Reggie Brown once again gets a standing ovation as he dunks the ball. b. Craig Patterson shoots two. c. David Henson increases the lead once again. Act Yes an.a.s.1..Q-nwwlx. v ii u-Mwiuw-:wuMav.aa..a-. -Mn14.wmk+g' fMwM- .5-rf' U if V4 Y ef' wil K w 'N iw anemia A X 1977-78 Varsity Gophers - A-P .f f Wt .ig .,,.4ia,,- - tv? wg '-Mi?1a.,,,,t?f5al+f W is Ktgr, 'fx is F -f -,ht A . . A 'Q'- f . T HF , -- 1 wgxfy-22'f,,q:1ifai', -f ...f.,Lg,.f .lair-gl1q!.J, w wi, 'rfgfi-aw' at eh ae: 12 at fr- F x , X , 9 V is. .A . . , ., r ,, .,. ., .. --t'L 7 i. . ,mjjfSr':.- . Ja- i w E 2.33 is g 54 W-L,. twist-SD' rhffteieftwt gg L G3 i,.-jp qiuvgtilikfii 5 ii. W I E Q- D ' 2, ,... 31 ppp 5559..- '?5l 3 2 a. b. The 1977-78 Varsity Gophers were inexperienced, with only eight returning lettermen, and hampered by injuries throughout the season. Although the Varsity had a disappointing season, next year's team is expected to do better. a. Top: Clinton Jackson, Mike Wil- liams, Kirk England, Ricky Trussell, David Loftis, Greg Starky, Tom Parrill, Gary Chenowith, Chris Chessmore, Louis Kahl, Dale Walters, Danny Ken- nemur. 2nd Row: Coach Davis, Tyce Tobola, Jim Morris, Spencer Schwarz. Paul Self, David Baker, Greg Wilson, ' Jim Jordan, Joe Lowerie, James Klein, Tim Broadus, Coach Compton, Coach Walton. 3rd Row: Coach Talley, Jr. 1 Patton, Terry Arnold, Bill Blain, Stan Woodcock, Rusty Terry, Jack Stanley, Phil Broadus, Charles Jennings, Rick Brown, Tim Beachum, Coach Dens- more. 41h Row: Coach Murray, Coach Williams, Oscar Garcia, Rusty York, Leonard Jordan, Loy Quintanilla, Terry Southerland, Jeff Julian, Chip Gilbert, Mearl Taylor, Bart Wuem- bling, Coach Morries. b. GOPHER POWER. . . . 'Q I A . gy ,..: fr!! I W ' U i .S ports UN-I .f'W '- fs? 1 b, a. Dale Walters in action. b. Walters out for the pass. c. Jr. Patton runs on. d Up. up. and awayt . . W Sport t .J 11. Take this before I get killed. as Dale Walters passes. h. This is a stick-up. and six points. c. Nice pose Jr. af Jr. Patton in pain. e. Phil Broadus makes the tackle. b. d. e. PNP' if Q :af ,, M A Sports ff' ww. W .- l 3 . i C . un l e. , .' - 2' ',,,Q,3+ ki if . , '. vs ' W. gg, l W, wi . 4,3 M ..,.s 'y vnu... X .3 X y ... ,,. ls. b. d. I -sf . .J . If ,, a. Ricky Trussell goes for the tackle. b. Coach Murray looks on from the sideline. c. Another stick-up'??? and one more touchdown for the Gophers. d. Gophers bury the Vikings. e. Wait a second Ricky, you missed the tackle. Sports 3. 41. First Row: Calvin Jackson. Danny Bitner. Van Wooten. Paul Day. Larry Jepson. David Kirwin. Coach Wil- liams. Coach Talley. Coach Densmore. Coach Davis. Coach Compton. 2nd Row: Mike Green. Danny Truit. Lin Morrisett. Brian Jackson, John Churchill. Jerry Hering. Rusty Wicks. Sam Martinez. Kieth Gelles. Damon Vaughn. 3rd Row: David Aarons. Shawn Eickman. Mike McLarry. Jeff Winchester. Avery Miller. James Light- foot. Brent Arnold. Scott Anderson. Ronnie Hall. Brien Harden. Coach Morries. 4th Row: Scott Hill. Mark Wilhorn. Kim Harvins. Scott Jones. Tom Vecchio. Kenny Smart. Robert Lawless. Michel Patton. Ricky Wynne, Dwayland Goodman. Tim Beachman, Bart Wuembling. 5rh Row: Ronnie Per- kins. Manuel Rangel. Reyes Esparza. Adrian Martinez. Ronny Ewers. Wil- bert Turner. Mike Hutchins. Chris Duron. Brad Woodcock. Wesley Sneider. Mearl Taylor. Chip Gilbert. h. Ricky Wynne gives second effort. Sports .... . s it QA a. Grand Prairie Junior Varsity takes off after the kick-off. b. It looks like the Ref. is going to stand there all night. C. Gopher Junior Varsity is No. l. d. It looks like someone lost a Contact lens. e. Tom Vecchio flies high . . . ff .rg . .'f, lt W tss Y i V .. , vs. K. i - - ie 'N qs ect , . -, L. f. b. c. d e. Sports Gopher . Wins District a. The sign says it all. b. John Churchill prepares for the enemy. . . C. Ricky Wynne hands off to Scott Anderson. d. Ricky Wynne in action. lI1 l!X was wt.-. , ., ,Q 58 S is 4 is W 3l 1 L we i - ..... 'Minn a , ' - ..ei. .M GPH? GPHS GPI-IS 27 Thomas Jefferson Lamar i . 6 Kimbell - .6y t i ' :-, n ,,,,,,, 'i f ' ..... J J, ,,, ,,',V . ',,1. ,,,Q: ,,1, ,,,f , . ' rtrtt rrit. Star denotesfadistrxaf gamer 1 'f we-.fp x, M .. ', Q 07 fff' 5 4ff 'ff, 022 ' f ' ffff'?f.g 4, . C. a. Junior Varsity marches on to district. b. Ricky Wynne back for the handoff. c. Ricky Wynne's perfect imitation of Flash Gordon. Sports f ,. M. .. , N,., .....,,,..,,,....M4..w.r.-4. ,. , Freshmen 5 rf, 1 ,,WL ., Zi. a. Top Row: Kirk Jordan, Terry Alex- ander, Bill Palmer, Joe Gonzales, David McKinzie, Bernie Henyon, Russ Brucks, Russ McClintock, James Cant- rell, Mike McNeff, Cecil Prekins, David Anderson, Cliff Burton, James Almand. 2nd Row: Earl Wood, Pat Grant, Jimmy Goin, Ardon Jordan, Don Branscum, Brian Miller, Jerome Richardson, Randy Fly, Nathan Coul- ter, David Hyde, James Southerland, Randy Timms, Terry DeVaul. 3rd Row: Russell Wells. Donald Bonney, Ronald Dudick, Mike Dudick, Richard Good- man, Fernaado Puentes, Gary West, Will Moore, Vice Jones, Jackie Jerni- gan, James Phillips, Nick Pendleton. b, The play is behind you ref! Spo ts ev .hun as E an , 4 -P8441 F .YI F d. a. Freshmen prepare for the game. b. Mighty Freshmen come through. c. Freshman offense ready for action. d Mike Dudick punts on 4th down. e. The freshman inspiration. Sports arsity Volleyball 'Y U 5, , . I Q ., A ,W , I ,K,,,,L ,H I ly f ,7 . fl H ga 4- fi! X g M 'ff A ,1 I -ix l,E: I2 ' l,VhVV I l gy ,, l 8. a. Top Row: Coach Thompson, Nancy Bristol, Christine Winn, JoAnn Bridges, Sherry McAfee, Elaine Winn, Sonya Smith, Patricia Freeman, Tara Jones, Cheryl Turpin. 2nd Row: Linda Torres, Debra Beard, Sheila Rushing, Rhonda McConnell, Yolanda Trevino, Sabra McKenzie. b. JoAnn Bridges with the return. c. Sheila Rushing on the block. Sports b. c. WS y ,,, K 1, -1- -,,.-- ...: ag ,., -,Q ggi . g.,. l . A Q , K in ' il -'-1 'K I -. B if if , . fi 1 W ' we ,, 5 X Q A A if Junior Varsity Volle 1 5 ball Y ' 'Q ' i to 2 v V 1 ww F l , if . 4 .. X .. 7 2 ',., ' -,. , 1 . , ' 9 V L CR it yr N.. , .,., kkh' H F ' L h H V Z .. V k 1. . t I. 1 qir k k mn . 31 .i 5 . .V .5 igi .. .A L. 'W .,. .. K . ,,.15 a. Top Row: Cheryl Turpin, Christine Winn, Kay Glover, Mankie Miller, Vicky Proctor, Reyna Mata, Tara Jones, Nancy Bristol. 2nd Row: Lori Morton, Lisa Worthington, Irma Cruz. Cindy Dunaway, Sherrie Gaylor. b. Lisa Worthington makes a great return. c. This is not ajump shot girls. Sports Freshman Volleyball at lll y . t asm f ,X Na ffl? , t x m ' ' M me , ,.., me r Q a. b. c. a. Top Row: Betty Sue Whitley, Debbie Williams, Laurie McKenzie, Erika Davis. Lisa Burge, Lisa Sherrill, Cavel Crader. Sandy Benton. 2nd Row: Lori Davis, Kim Kennemur, Sherrie Morre, Trena Green, Tracey Doty, Kay Ball. Belinda Muns. b. Lori Davis with a saving shot. c, Kim Kennemur returns the serve. Sports Gopher Tennis f?0 4 -4 + 4 Y b c. u. Back Row: Coach McGee. David Garratt. Greg Hendricks. Todd Lott. Rick Gunther. Mike Schoen. Jeff Wul- lace. Tim Vasquez. Jeff Cannon. Franz Row: Larry Greenberg. Randy Simon. Alice Brimmer. Donna Stratton. Susan Colwell, Julie Gilbert. Eddy Leddy. Matilda Vz1squez.Sunnie Mullins. John Vance. Neil Alderman. b. Larry Greenberg shows his great form. c. Jeff Wallace perfects his huckhund. Spo ts l977-78 Varsity Basketball la Aa 3. The Varsity Basketball team started the year very impressive and plans to be one of the top contenders in district. a. Top row: Coach Hicks, Richard Hall, David Welch, Reggie Brown, David Henson, Steve White. David Dye, Coach Husband. 2nd row: Jerry Bur- nap. Jay Baker. Les Prior, Alfred Dixon, Danny Burnap. Craig Patter- son. b. Reggie Brown at the line. C. Reggie Brown with the tip. Sp ts -1-0. 'I -1,1 .wi b c. FI .4 A4 1 a. Alfred Dixon controlling the offense. b. David Hensen reaches out for the ball. c. Craig Patterson tries a free throw. Q 5 F ..,, mia ' a 21. C. w--- 'lu '-dvi . E O Q Y... QQ' .1 ' A , .ak 5 Sporis cz. David Henson moves in for the shot. b. David Henson up for the rebound. c. Craig Patterson tries ajump shot. d. Gophers are congratulated after the game. fx,-1 ., ,Q 3 , s ,Af ffl is ms' 4 c. Sports 1,,.Qi a'k ..,. -1' 3. nl-. d. a. Steve White goes up for the rebound. b. Steve White attempts a block. c. Gophers celebrate victory. d. Steve White sets up the offense. Sports Junior Varsity Basketball 5k..M E X X ' r E? . QPHER 1 .X Q 3 Wz. 8. a. Haward Allen, Mike English, Darrell Farrar, James Williams, Terry Spivey, Terry Benson, Gary Chevy, Keith Hen- son, Coach Husband, Tony Watson. Ronnie Littin, Paul Walford. Danniel Pyle, Arty Brown, Mike Dwight, Wil- liam Waller. b. Terry Spevey shoots two. c. Darrell Farrar heads for the score. Sports 4 X ,ff A A I 1. .1 1 K1 . 1.6 I W ff: f , ' + W M,,.Q, M, ,, , ff ' f ff : iw fi I 1 'fn 'ilpn WU. x .gl Freshman Basketball it- ! wr ri Llg. -ay .liiy 3 5 if a. Top Row: Terry DeVaul, Greg Thomas, Joe Gonzalez, Greg Hard- man, David McKenzie. Scott Johnson, Bernie Henyon. Terry Alexander, Chris Patterson, Nathan Coulter, Ear- nest Sherrwood, Vince Jones. 2nd Row: Jeff Lafon, Aroen Jordan. Javance Brown, Phel Husband, Richie Green, Andre Hartfield, Johnny Arnold, Macario Venya, Jerome Richardson. b. Go-pher two. c. Richie Green dribbles through the defense. 72. . .Sports 4,7 F if . ui N 4 AF fr, we ,li ' e any 1 tppp e W riser' A K ' sw. h K K 32255 qmail a eeeee . 2, 'F' d. a. Freshman Gophers practice in gym. b. Johnny Arnold scores two. c. Freshmen prepare for the game. d. Greg Hardman passes to a team- male. Sports Girls Varsity Basketball 1 3. a. Top Row: Coach Wright. Susan Whitby. Sharon Hyzak. Celia Armor, Sally Thorne. Jo Ann Bridges. Lisa Lares. Linda Guterrez. 2nd Row: Rene Cadenhead. Brenda Clark. Kay Vau- ghan. Rene Hill. Esther Lares. b. Sharon Hyzak sets up the offense. c. Sally Thorne goes for two. Sports s,,. if ,gt b c br E , ii. ......v,wm-Q-M S! X., au. -bib I e K Y ,f i Ji, 0- ' r., ,if-izfwf rf ,-f r. ww a. Sharon Hyzak blocks a pass. b. Rene Cadenhead shoots two. c. Celia Armor tips off for the Gophers. d. Rene Hill passes. e. Jo Ann Bridges goes for a lay up. -'-'ff i Qi g 1 b r rii .xl -S d e Spons irls Junior Varsity Basketball 9? 21. a. Top Raw: Coach Brown. Kim Moore. Tonya Barrett. Sarah Deleon. Kelly Carrington. Deede Colding. Mary Morris. Halira Veana. Susan Whitby. 2nd Row: Zyrone Hartfield, Laura Watson. Linda Pengally, Debbie Samora. Pam Benedict. Vicki Teale. b. Sarah DeLeon works the ball in for the shot. c. Mary Morris prepares to make two points. Sports 5 J' b. c N ,, N. 1 ew.: sv E, ,pug ' -.--' ' r - ' 1' - W LJ' -9 frbf' '- ' ' i i f ' .vwrfit - .5311 he .V 'K Shu a b. s. W - is A d. a. Pam Benedict scores for the Gophers. b. Gophers celebrate victory. c. Gophers prepare for the game. d. Debbie Samora works the offense. e. Gophers in action. Sports Girls Freshman Basketball W! yn 21. a. Back Row: Coach Brown. Susan Duck, Sherry Moore. Polly Tobola, Diana Rosales. Kim Keanemur. Tracy Doty. Trena Green. Gerri Broadus, Sandy Benton. Franz Row: Belinda Mums. Ellen Parrell. Debbie Williams. Shelly Burnson. Laurie McKensie. Lisa Anderson. Erica Davis. Janna Thomas. b. Trena Green hard at work. C. Diana Rosales works on her jump shot. :A- f ,M Y. Golf .11-f' ix' ?' 4 ,7?f , .ragga ,K x0i'4e'?,,': 4 HN 3. b. a. Isl Row: Joe Saye, John McGlothlin, Jim Clay, Marty Heller, Dennis Stark, Kevin Maxwell, Ronnie Pope, Coach Miller. 2nd Row: Kenneth Minchew, Russell Harris, Mike Jerrett, Matt Jackson, Kent Lacy, Glenn Wheeler, Mark Jackson, Tim Millson. b. Tim Millson swings. c. Glenn Wheeler tees off. d. Marty Heller shows his form. e. Dennis Stark putts. f Jim Clay waits to tee off. Sports as . ,, V4 f 43? Q ,lm , 365 aeeegig , .,,.izP3,.. f Wa y , .mar 'E 1 'qkk ci., ' J - + lf in , More Q .,,, . ,,:,,.,. ,,,,.. T - I vi! A .,.. Q - ,,,, g, -, J ' , fl sssis , .f:. ,s he J c d. G RULES ' f. 1 Y Track . ZEE. 1,g .1 gg LLLL , . :L3 VV M 1 a. Reggie Brown flies high. b. Tim Broadus on his way to victory. 35 ' -1 ., , 2. ' :TW . ..1- .Ei 3 8, Q .Q -- - we-uf . dk t 1 ,W as-a-no-.. 6.4! vvmwwnm . f Q ,..J.- - 5' ,K , QW: ,.., WX: ea -i ff' f 1., i,1ie-1-- . - . b. 80. . .Sports L nv -RMK d...,,Nh Q an Q N-q irls Track t ia. gg? f'., .4 , 15 , f , E' in 9 Q Q ' ir l C? K if 4 . 5 X 4 a at vu X 4 ww .,- ' an . l a. Christene Winn, Nena King. Tara Sones. Elaine Winn, Erin Davis, Erika Davis. Linda Pengelly. Lisa Guthre. Madeleine Wilson. Coach Brown. 2nd Row: Nancy Bristol. Sharon Jefferson, Sheila Hyzak. Lorna Easterling. Sonya Smith. Cindy Hill. Lydia Dowdell. Vicki White, Coach Fenske. 3rd Row: Coach Thompson. Mankie Miller, Julie Breaux. Lisa Hedrick, Dana Walton. Renee Cadenhead. 4th Row' Cindy Glenn. Cindy Aduddle, Lori Wood- cock, Cavell Crader. b. Lisa Guthre leads the pack. c. Sonya Smith pours it on. Sports arsit Baseball WW PM ww fa -.n f'.f,,, 'vi' avg, 8. a. Back Row: David Baker. Curtis Coomes. Eddie Brainard. Dale Wal- ters. Danny Henry, Reid Downs. From Row: Coach Walton. Rick Trussell. Jerry Burnap. Craig Hall. Karl Russ. Ruben Salazar. Scott Roberts. b, Coach Walton gives batting practice. C. Rick Trussell behind the plate, d. Curtis Coomes at the plate. Sports 4 1 i ,i ,, . - li . if 'e-.' 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Miller. Scott. Crouch. Rosenboom Jonnson. Angle. Clarinets f Ray. Hillman. Sprinkle. Fuentes. Page. Vest. Kirwin. Oboe f Holt. Bass Clarinets W- Hudson. Jackson. Chiles. Contra Bass Clarinet f Hollingsworth. Alto Sax f Simmons. Dittemore. Bills Coates. Smith. Tenor Sax - Bargsley. Gentry. Keith. Baritone Sax - Whor- ton. Elkins. French Horns - Berryhill. Esparza. Harris. Watson. Gomez. Trumpets -f Stevens. Newel. Wheeler. Harless. Longshore. Carter. DeWolf. Chiles. Sheppard. Tromhones f Grant. Rodgers. Gottwald. Rosen- boom. Mitchel. Davis. Basses f Crow. Vest. Avery. Finkles. Percussion Ogdie. Herrington. Haynes. Patton. Cross. b. Grand Prairie High School's CON- CERT BAND. Flutes f Urban. Odom. Jusko. Joiner. Schoonover. Patino. Hayley. Clarinets f Hall. Roig. Harr. Hemby. Vaquero. Brun- dige. Seueldsen. Truly. Allbright. Muns. Talley. Montalvo. Diamond. Burton. Brown. Estes. Mcliissick. Dittemore. Dixon. Oboe f Ackerman. Bassoon - Minyard. Alto Sax f- Bos- tick. Sheperd. Stewart. Gasero. Boyer. Tenor Sax f- Wright. Watson. Bari- tone Sax Davis. Hall. Bass Clarinets f Wall. Shannon. Sanders. Contra Bass Clarinets f Allbright. Trumpets f Hernandez. Robbins. Teel. Perrine. Goodwin. Braun. Moreino. Scott. Blackburn. Barnhill. Fischer. Ledesma. French Horns - Lenard. Gomez. McCoy. cf. Symphonic Band Director Robert Gans. fl. Concert Band Director - Gary Ivy. Organizations. . . lO3 l l H . b. a. Grand Prairie High School's award winning Stage Band. Sizzing: Bargsley, Keith, Smith, Coates. Bills, Berryhill. Gentry. Davis. Standing: Flood. Wat- son. Rosenboom, Armoir, Grant, Mitc- hell, Grandez. Brockman, Simmens, Whorton. Back Row: Crow. Arnold - 4 O gcnizutions Ogdie, Wheeler, Stevens, Newell, Har- lis, Dewolf, Longshore. Carter. Far Left: Watson, Holt, Patton. b. The Jazz Band in action! C. Dawn Keith and Mike Smith sing a duet. Orchestra 11,75 2 A i 1 s' r x ff ' 4 1' rl' b. if ft? W a. Carl Wheeler playing his bass fiddle. h. Orchestra members at work. c. Directors Mr. Rick Hohmann and Mrs. Nina Standlee sit back and watch their orchestra class at Work. li C. if 4 f 'M Y' 'V Q. if V ar 1 I ' Nr S 1 J Organizations Grand Prairie igh School's Choral Department a. Choir Director Mr. Blume exclaims, It's just another one of those days? b. Grand Prairie High School,s - Moonshine. Sitting: Jeri Brucks, Fran Larkin, Angie Reed. Middle Row: Scott Light. Mike Smith, David Dye, Sandy Callarman, Dawn Keith. Back Row: Karen Wilson, Kevin Maxwell. Mike McLarry, John Churchill. c. Vernette Maurer practices her part in the musical- Brigadoon. d. While being clobbered by other choir members Gregg Smith screams, 6'To be continued. c. d. O ganizations in I 49+ , fl in W f s li one lt ' If ... ,.,,,t t '- IM, a. Cantores - Bortom: Allen, Selby. Gonzales, Campell, Vasquez, Holland. Mungula, Garcia, Ritchey. Vela, Low- ery, Schoonover. Middle: Blackburn, Arnold, Ross, Grant, Brandt. Kneup- per, Dye, Baskin, High, Miller, Con- nell, Jones. Top: Angie. Watson. Bryant, Harper, Asezander, Brucks. Davison, Mitchell, Brainard, Jones, Rowe, Odom. b. Coraliers f Bonom: Smith, Duna- way, White, Parks, Simon, Joyner, Reid, McTee, Poindexter. Cunning- ham, Wann, Butts. Second Row: Wright, Gilbert, Adams, Englert, Young, Holton, Johnson, Holton. Alexander, Jordon, Condo, Collins, Balko. Third Row: Roden, Burgess. Klein, Leddy. Vecchio, Holt, Welch. Vance, Carter, Mendonca, Bement, Guthrie. Top Row: Ray, Stovall, Cafe, French, Smith, Keetch, Hollingsworth. Martinez, Dougan, Cannon. Wilson. Potter, Heard. c. Dawn Keith and Susan Baker have a chat in the choir room. Organizations gif. 'H . hx' x i gk A 1 sf Jig: s m l.h gg 3 ffi ' s , 8. X b. it S K L::L, f::,W,f e h- ' E 5. , Q- 5 r 1 . . Q .X if A . ' r jx l 46.5 ' ,I C3 FLL4' A A ' V tt t-.g. . -4 f C. Organize? ons . , , .AGA Q ' in .I x 11. Chorale f Frrxr Row: Smith. King. Holland. Hill. lv'lcPartland. McCallum. Light. Reed. McGaha. Darling. Svvmia' Row: White. Juslco. Albright. Prior. Blackman. Dye. Jordon. Wilson. Arnold. McGee. Scheuchle. Third Row,- Maver. Larkin. Little. Wingler. Max- well. McLarry. Ails. Aarons. Middle- ton. Francis. Wilson. Dean. Fozrrllz Row: Bitner. Brooks. Karnes. lichelber- ger. Callerinan. Churchill. Starkey. Wann. Smith. Keith. Baker. Flitcraft. . '95-if h ' an on ,nano 'S Wilson. b. Chamber Singers 4- First Row: Lar- kin. Butts. Callerman. Robbins. .lor- don. VVilson. Potter. Arnold. Second Row: Maurer. Bitner. Light. Prior. Reed. Baker. Stovall. Heard. Third Row: Brucks. Benge. French. Hollins- worth. Smith. McLarrv. Maxwell. Keith. fx Choir Director Mr. Bluhm discusses the forth-coming musical - Briga- doonf' arsity Cheerleaders . wk N: V ' ,W . r -Q' 5- . V fi .3--E, 44 'Y ff: K Q .A fy SSE 'I E Q 'L V? tt Ka' J .ff f 1 ' 92365 K, i . . an 1 U :lj , 1,,' . Q f K 3 Q' ig, . Scared on Hm'se.r,' Lori Murphy. Lisa Baker. Dawn Moore. Sylvia Holt. Hil- lary Lyon. Tina Barnard. Terri Robi- son. Head Cheerleader - Lynda Miller. Gopher Guards - Sunne Hicks. Paul Hearne. Terri Sweden. Bubba Bunyea. ,,,,.a Q . 6 Y it 'A V . . and Freshman Cheerleaders h. a. Freshman Cheerleaders f'Bozmm Rim: Raynette Swanson. Lori England. Angela Williamson. Middle Raw: Tracy Day. Shanna Long. Top Raw: Linda Guerra. b. Freshman and Junior Varsity Cheer leader sponsor --e Miss Dehusk. C. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders f Bm mm In Twp: Lori Potter. Lisa Parum. Lavon Nicholson. Lori McGee. Sides Donna Heard. Ronda Stovall. L cnizotions ,...- - Gopher SP1f1tSi..L 3. The Gopher Spirits is an Organization designed to boost the school and its spirit. It has upheld its name and shown its spirit throughout the year. The pep squad, only in its second year, has supported the Gopher teams by attending events both at home and away. Other Activi- ties include' special events such as, decorating the halls and cafe- teria, Sponsoring dances, selling balloons at homecoming and selling mail-a-grams for Valen- tines Day. is a. Gopher Spirit Members - Front Row: Gray, Hensley, Esparza, Loya, George. Middle Row: Vela, Bledsoe, Baskin, Pilgrim, Cook, Deal, Preseley, Ramsey, King, Coons, Murphy, Adair. Top Row: Harrison, Meredith, Lettrell, Dees, Mueck, Mottox, Nolen, Race, Allen, Coons, Seward. b. Officers - Back Row: Diane Hens- ley - Yell Leader, Marilyn Loya - Junior Squad Leader, Leticia Esparza - Sophomore Squad Leader, Barbara George - Senior Squad Leader, Laura Gray - Yell Leader. Ffont Row: Susan James - Treasurer, Gina McGaha - President, Norma Herrera - Secre- tary. Organizations G a. The I977-78 Geepette Officers - Lieutenants - Seated on Ground: Valri Smartt, Marsha Hulse. Seated on Stools: Terrie Jinks, Patricia Wingler. Standing: Joyce Webb, Co-Captain Pam Stalmach, Captain Frank Larkin. b. Geepette sponsor for 10 years Mrs. Ridings, also known as mama c. The 1977-78 Members of the Geep- ettes - Seated: Larkin, Hulse, Jinks. Webb, Stalmach, Wingler, Smartt. First Row: King, Thompson, Blackburn. Lit- tle, Johnson, Busby, Hyde, Torrez, Martin. Second Row: McGee, Garrett, Shafer, Benifield, Bayne, Hudson, Broadus, Dooley. Third Row: Maha- ney, Wilson, Shadden, McMurry, Kel- lum, Weller, McCauley, Young. Fourth Row: Broadus, Hughes, Busby, Jones. Mickelson, Anderson, Thigpen, Nanny. Fifth Row: Crain, Colding. Dozier, Dickey, Mace, Dean, Bitnar, Motes. Sixth Row: Huffman, Phillips, Callarman, Alsup, Wiggins, Middleton, Halford, Evans. Seventh Row: Lacey, Blackburn, Jordon, White, Echelbur- ger, Bitnar, Flitcraft, Villars. Eighth Row: Nelle. Baker, Scott, Jackson, Smith, Johnson, Green, Peel. Back Row: Managers - Brown, Gonzalis, Fielder, Turner, Rawlinson. d. Geepette Council - Thompson, Colding, Hudson, Johnson, Phillips, Alsup, Wiggins, Mace, Baker, Crain, Middleton, White, Jackson, Flitcraft, Halford, Johnson. e. Geepette Managers - Gwen Turner, Brenda Fielder, Denise Gonzalis, Polly Brown, Terri Rawlinson. f. Smile Adrain, Mrs. Ridings is look- ing, whispers Shelli Dickey. Orgonizat ons Student Council fi 3. The purpose of Student Coun- cil is to encourage participation in all school activities, to acquire experience in democratic proce- dure and to promote the welfare of Grand Prairie High School. a. Members of Student Council - Back Row: Brucks, Jones, Hughes, Martinez, Kellum, Holland, Sprinkle, Coates, Lott, Hendricks, Good. Middle Row: Ball, Ray, Norton, Puckett, Hol- land, Broadus, McGee, Cox, Wright, Stewart, Allbright, Weller, Hobbs, McCoy, Sanders, Price, Kerbow. Bot- tom Row: Trent, Hughes. b. Officers - Front: Rae Ann Kerbow - Treasurer, Leanna Holland - Sec- retary. Back: Todd Lott - President, Mike Perkins - Vice-President, Spon- sor - Miss Garrett. Organizations b. 3.. 5 , X. f ff' O C. .H.S. The National Honor Society is a national honorary organiza- tion. Membership is based on scholarship, character, leader- ship, and service. The membership is limited to 1576 of the senior class and 5? of the junior class. Induction into the organization takes place twice each year at Grand Prairie High School. To be inducted into this society is a very high honor. a. Officers of N.H.S. -M Treasurer - Laurie Hughes, President f Janet Wright, Secretary - Mary Villars, Vice-President - Matthew Coates, Historian - Fran Larkin. b. Members of N.H.S. Inducted Last Spring - Bottom: Coates, Villars, Hughes, Wright, Smartt. Second Row: Holland, Stalmach, Kerbow, Manning. Third Row: Smith, Moore, Robenson, Bayne, Fuentes. Back Row: Balthrop, Weller, Walker, Brucks, Moothart. c. New Members of N.H.S. - Bottom Row: Key, Wilson, Hulse, McMurry, Thompson, Martin. Second Row: Dar- ling, Jackson, Spethman, Sprinkle, Mahaney. Third Row: Holt, Green, Lott, Johnson. Fourth Row: Branch, Hendricks, Coomes. Orgonizchons 1977-78 Gama PHE Geep C. Gama Geep, the Speech and Drama Club. is one of the most active clubs at Grand Prairie High School. The purpose of this club is to promote the speech and Drama through social and community activities. educational program- ming, and also through partici- pation in production and foren- sic events. There are many membership responsibilities for Gama Geep some of which are: Regular attendance to meetings, partici- pation in crew work, and helping promote ticket sales. a. Members of Gama Geep. b. Gama Geep's Production Staff - Windell Holmes, Roy Calhoun. Teresa Darling. Kathleen Manning. Jerry Her- ring. Lee Wince. c. A scene from a Gamma Geep Pro- duction - Mr Willibyf' Organizct ons 21. b. , ,1 Ka C, Organizations .xLkk,,, I.C.T. The purpose of Industrial Cooperative Training is to pro- vide opportunities for students to develop leadership abilities. Through group action the club members also plan. organize. and carry out worthy club activi- ties and projects. a. l.C.T. members. b. I.C.T. members. The major goal of Home Eco- nomics Cooperative Education program is to prepare youth to meet their responsibilities as individuals in our society. Class activities help students to adjust to working conditions and develop desirable attitudes toward school, work, and also social and civic responsibilities. Students enrolled in H.E.C.E. work in occupations that are rel- ated to home economics such as: food service, child care, fashion, floral design and furnishings. FHA-HERO is the organiza- tion that provides H.E.C.E. stu- dents the opportunity to be a member of a club and enjoy social activities and community projects. a. Members of H.E.C.E. - Back: Childers, Zawaki, Flores, Hartfield, VeraCruz, Hayes, Wise. Middle: Whit- ley, Doniaz, Garcia, Scott. Seated: Dixon, Schroeder, Former, Campbell, Wiggins, XX Thorne. b. Other Members - Back: Wise, Hall, Middleton, Former. Front: Pope, Fielder. c. Sponsor - Mrs. Thomas. d. Sneed, Fisher, Fielder, Johnson, Gumpert. Front: McClure, Hall, Pope, Middleton, are also members of H.E.C.E. Orgonizohns The purpose of Vocational Office-Education is to promote leadership training that is essen- tial to the success of a business enterprise. The local club partic- ipates in various school activities as well as having representatives in all area and state competitive events relating to V.O.E. Class work. Participation of students, school officials, and business leaders in the Employer- Employee Luncheon brings together those closely associated with the office education pro- gram. a. V.O.E. Officers - Sandy Torrez. Sandra Bayne. Paula Busby. Teresa Garrett. b. Members of V.O.E. - Back: Torrez, Smartt, Busby. Alsup. Key, Crain. Hill. Cabaniss, Ray, Bayne. Seated: Broa- dus, Esparza, Kellum. Garrett, Hatter. Christian, Almond. c. Becky Broadus takes a break while Phyllis Key finishes her typing. l ' Ni: we .. W T i-F M. i K MMM C Organizations. . . 120 gin 5 K 1' 8. F- P b. C. D.E.C.A. Distributive Education Clubs of America celebrates Three Decades of Diamonds on the Gopher team this school year. The D.E.C.A. chapter at Grand Prairie High has been training students for careers in marketing and distribution for thirty years. .4 a. Officers for D.E.C.A. are Lynn Gen- try, Kathy Combs. Karen Blockson. Carla Ellis. Doug White. b. First Period Members M Bozrom: Palmer. Hughes. Kitchens. Jefferson. Hart. Messerly. Top Row: Sanders Stewart, LeGalley. Griffin. Duty. c. Second Period Members - Bottom: Coombs, Ainsworth. Fults, Ellis. Pat- terson. Hinds. Law. Middle Row: Booth. Silva. McCabe. Duty. Stratton. Blocksom. Top Row: White. Gentry Herrington. Crow. Q 9 G ANDPRAI KIIDI1 's f af ' , g i W,.X Organizations . .C.A. - Electronics The purpose of the Industrial Electronics Technology course is to provide the student with basic electrical and electronic theory and to teach him how to use electronics tools and measuring equipment in controlled labora- tory experiments. Additionally, strong efforts are made to incul- cate in the student proper work habits and desirable attitudes with emphasis on safety. The end result of this effort is cen- tered on fitting young persons for entry employment in the electronics industry. -18 Isgliht ..-no-1-4 d. a. Front: Raye McReynolds, Vice-Pres- identg Rusty York, Secretary: Terry Arnold, President: Noah Gomez, Trea- surer: Roger Ingersull, Parliamenta- riang Ricky Gates, Reporter. Rear: Tony Pilot, Sergeant-at-Arms. b. Industrial Electronics Technology I - Front: Mike Hutchins, Rusty York, Terry Arnold, Johnny Miles, Wayne Timmons. Back: Sammy Pogue, Tony Pilot, Buddy Evans, Rex Wilson, Instructor. c. Industrial Electronics Technology II - Front: Tim Johnson, Cary Hart, Mark Testen, Danny Dale. Back: Rex Wilson. Instructor. Raye McReynolds, Terry Arnold, Noah Gomez, Roger Ingersoll, Ricky Gates. d, Mike Hutchins, Rusty York. and Terry Arnold use their textbook to work on one of their many projects. Organizations I.C.A. Commercial Art In Commercial Art students learn to develop desirable atti- tudes and working habits which enhance their skills. They learn layouts, lettering, and designing. V.I.C.A. Commercial Art spon- sors regional and state contests which put their skills to use now and in the future. a, Officers v Front: Karen Percival, David Welch, Teresa Flores. Rear: Troy Weathers, Trudy Kelly, Holly Palaile, Bill Proberts, Angela Cain, Don Devaul. t b. Commercial Art class presents a life drawing of Burt Reynolds socks. c. Holly Palaile receiving professional critique in advertising layout project from Mr. Balthrop. ni David Welch rendering illustration for State contest. K1 Orgonizat on etal Shop Metal Shop is a course designed to train students at the entry level in welding and machining, and it also provides leadership training through Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Instructor for this course is Mr. Terry Pierce. a. The Morning Metal Shop Class Members - From Row: Sieder. Smith. Young. Back Row: Baker, Gaona. Spi- vey. b. The Afternoon Metal Shop Class Members a From Row: Tayler. Jones. Tate. Reed, Spence. Reed. Middle Row: Knutson. Gray. Cross. Dunn, Avary. Jordon. Back Row: Fowler. c. David Smith learns the different skills of metal shop. d. David Baker assists Ricky Spivey in starting his homemade model airplane engine. C. Organizations Future Homemakers of Amer- ica is the national organization rf girls and guys studying Homemaking in high schools of the United States. The organization is education oriented as part of homemaking and provides a framework in which youth-planned and youth- directed activities can be extended to enrich learning. The overall goal of F.H.A. is Hto help individuals improve personal, family, and commu- nityf, a. Members of F.H.A. - Pat Manning, Melanie McGarrahan, Kathleen Man- ning, Beverly Bedford, Denise Carter, Donna Flitcraft, Melynn White, Lisa Smith, Dana Cox. b. Joyce Webb and Pam Stalmach work together making a dress. Organizations FSCA THE FUTURE SCIENTIST CLUB of AMERICA started at G.P.H.S. in 1968. and was given a chapter number of 5039. F.S.A. is a national club spon- sored by the National Science Teachers Association. Their objectives are to sponsor high school independent scientific research and learn about scien- tific careers. a. 53 7 Mi Q. Hi Adi it 'Q 554 .I at M? fan. 1- ,, 1 c 'gi' fgf?fQ.Z f lt b. a. Officers - Front: Pam Stalmach. Terri Robinson, Jenny Young. Back: Todd Lott, Mike Perkins, Jeff Coomes. Greg Hendricks. b. Members of F.S.A. Club - Top: David Henson. Jeff Coomes. Terri Robinson. Kent Chiles, Wendell Paek. Tony Anderson. Gary Blackburn. Mark Holmes. Pam Windham. Mike O ganizatio s . l tf L J .4 A l Perkins, Gigi Barton. Richard Harris, Greg Hendrics. Kerri Karnes, Kath- leen Manning. Cammy Comire. Todd Lott, Pam Stalmach, Mark Conley. Bottom: Mitzi Shafor. Vernelle Curtis fsponsorl. Sal Carpacs. c. Pam Stalmach shows off her pet skel- eton. d. Todd Lott prepares for a speech. Future Business Leaders of America is a national vocational organization for students who are interested in or preparing for business education careers. F.B.L.A. members havelmany goals. some of which are to develop competent. aggressive business leadership. to strengthen the confidence of stu- dents in themselves and in their work. and to develop character and prepare them for useful citi- zenship. a. Members of F.B.L.A. A Firsl Row: Martin, Sharpe. McGee. Jones. Huff- man, Hannawacker. Middle Row: Eng- lish. Phillips. Rice, Whitby. Rutledge. Middleton. Weller. Sponsor - Mrs. Jones. Back Row: Calder, Sponsor - Mrs. Martin, Swenning. Chism. Smith. Mings, Massey. Johnson. Salazar. Cole. b. Officers - President - Lori Phil- lips. Vice-President - Debra Scott. Reporter f Lisa Sharpe. Secretary f Joy Middleton. Treasurer - Lisa Smith. , c. F.B.L.A. members at work. Organize? ons n F.T.A. Future Teachers of America is a newly organized club, 'which gives students a better under- standing of teaching as a career. Through lectures, guest speak- ers, workshops. and state organ- ized conventions. the members learn more about their future goals. As a first new chapter in several years F.T.A. welcomes new members. new ideas, and new growth. c F T A members. a. F.T.A. officers. 1 1 O ganizotions 1 . 4 2 i'.......-1. Rodeo Club B' The G.P.H.S. Rodeo Team was re-activated for the 1977-78 school year. The team's mem- bership has risen steadily and now rests at 25 members. The Rodeo Club is a local chapter of the Lone Star High School Rodeo Association and has, as its primary objectives, the participation in and promotion of high school rodeo in Texas. Rodeo is the only original American sports and the Rodeo Team is dedicated to clean com- petition, good sportsmanship, and responsible citizenship. a. Members of the Rodeo Club - Back Row: Sponsor - Mr. McBride, Green, Culpepper, Williams, Minchew, Kald, Lowerie, Stephenson, While. First Row: Hasty, Johnson, Lloyd, Hartman, Pete, Wilson. McDermett, McDermett, Green. Sitting: Driskill, Newson, Tay- lor. b. Officers - President - Gary Tay- lor, Vice-President W- Mike Driskell, Reporter - Mark Wilson, Sweetheart e Vickie Green. Orgonizat o s Prairie Dog Presses Roll Weekl The 1977-78 Prairie Dog staff ended an old tradition and began publishing a weekly news- paper. The Prairie Dog featured cur- rent news stories. such as elec- tion returns for class favorites and coverage of Thursday nights bonfire on Friday morn- ing. With the Prairie Dogs new look and weekly editions the GPHS student body was well informed of the current school activities. 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Gary Blackburn f Business Manager j. Paul Stephens 4 Photographer k. Eloise Gilmore f Reporter l. Les Morrisett --f Reporter m. Tom Parrill - Reporter n. Juanita Garcia K Typist Organizations :Q rap Q Q . f 53,31 Fifi 'Q fig? ' G, ' K, .v. , . 3532 . H Q' T .1-:sv . gp .,.. 1 35.2. QQ , 5 . f .A m -. , W a 5 Ai S sv as ki? 6355? 5 S K W S.. 2 2 gil agxf x Y -wiki Q. 7 fs: LL.:sUm f f ..1-1 , rr ww w H - EQ :Q - K. 55. I .gggwgg gms : i f ??ffi.'iiV 5-iggijg Sli S - 1 1 X. Mar. 55. , ,. f' .. mf- - K --fs-iii: iff!! ages?- iw .. 2255535 k is-.eieffi 5 K X ,. , . . 5, v .K 1 ,.: Kr ag... .K ' I K ? ' ,LV Q Q L MA' . f , , , ,. f5'+e,.f?' .-W, QW? , j .4 - jg-f L 3-+5 Q., 555 55 K' A 'li' ' ' -fflf' 1 - A . 1... . 1.11 ggi, . ,fl 'K 'Wm Mi 1 1 'Q '1 S'mml1ng.' Roland iAllL'N,.ICLlI1 Xrmvhi. Q.. Ronnie Keith. Bull Byrd. Xfflmux Ruh- crl ,H1UI'IllOI1. Mun Bmw n. Brucc Bland. Richard lux nn. b. Bruce Bland l'rwnlw11 c. Alan Bmwn I nv l'rwnh-111 d. Rubcrl 'H1OI'l'llUI1 .S'4-urlfirx' Faculty Board of Trvustees and .l Q I -5. u. Jean Arnold - Vice Secretarjv b. Sam Evins -- Superinrendeni lf.. 'I o'9 0 Q Faculty Principal and Vice- Principals a. Principal - Phil Farris b. Vice Principal - Bill Crabtree c, Mr. Crabtree and Mr. Baker Prxncipols .si fa X... ' fi b. a. Vice Principal - John Dubiski b. Mr. Farris and Mr. Baker Principals Susan Abrego, English, Drama Betty Adams, Math Vance Adams, Coach, History Annette Babina, Secretary Jack Baker, Vice Principal Tom Balthrop, Art Dudley Bluhm, Choir Betty Bennett, Home Economics a. Mrs. Abrego takes a minute to smile for the camera. b. Coach Vance Adams is making sure the boys keep in shape. Faculty --un is e A 44, B' H1 fgh 1- X T 'V s gi .fi - in-. X it - ai 1 gl cn' if 'K .- 'A' 1 wage-t :., up is ,, , -s ' . s I Q v b. 2 Y , . . ,tk 1 -.,..-, Z-f ' A ' .,-L......., Q X A' .5 I G - ,ly-fi -f V1.0 Q 4 ' S' .3 ,f i . Y l'+?. Q1' 33 4'z..4,z li , ,- ' xa,p.X3sg13! J ,., A If ra it ,2I'?:Q.L! W . . .QA uv, r1iQQE 5532? s B ,si-ti x tee :g':sg,,3,Q,s?s Q' 'fazif-+4 . A+-tm -T 'A' .' eg! A -'eifg . fy 5,2355 A 1 ,Q E , , I- 1 A it 'x X, ',,y.' is ,023 ,S , 07' 5 'tl Ass ,Q a. This reminds me of something that was very good last year, says Mr. Don Morris. b. Mrs. Curtis asks. Is that what really happened?,' c. It isn't steak. but is beats soybean. says Mrs. Schaumburg. Richard Bentley. Science Linda Boullard, English Elaine Bozeman, Secretary Gary Brown. English James Brown, Art Kim Brown, Science Carol Cantrell, English Evelyn Carletti, Math Linda Carroll, English Harold Coe, Science Faculfy . . 4 a. Miss Debbie DeBusk thinks back upon days when she was in High School. b. Is this the way Santa Claus got started? c. Coach Tom Talley prepares for class. wha.. 3. Russell Compton. Government, Coach Bill Crabtree, Vice Principal -N? K f, x W' K aG -Q Vernelle Curtis. Science W 'D Dian Darr, English i C 2 'Y J' 2 M Coletta Davis, Science Joyce Davis, Physical Education Kent Davis, Coach, History Debbie DeBusk, Science fi-as-X David DeLaughter. Math John Dubiski. Vice Principal AO. . .Faculty .v,u.t..f ,,,., ,W -Mwaananux AY' rf! K-7-v -x J 'W' Wat! 5 . . ' az ' .4 . . M KY y. .ff we Q. ist 4 G t ll V1 .. fy., .fir i5 b. Stuart Edmonds, V.A.C., Math Diane Edwards, English Norma Eastridge, Counselor Harriett Elder, A rt Jay Evans, C. l4A.E. Linda Faulkner, Secretary Carol Fenske, Coach Ann Franklin, Secretary 1. Mr. Strittmatter uses an overhead projector to help teach his class. b. Coach Fenske tries to make a fast get away. Faculty a. Coach Murray says an encouraging word during a pep rally. b. Mrs. McLarry displays her spirit on Western Day. c. Mrs. Carroll says, now donlt get cute. Faculty Mary Frazier, VO. E. Jane French, French Roger Fuller, Math Robert Gans, Band Mary Garrett, Chemistry Claudia Goodman, English William Gotwall, Science Jan Greathouse, History Susan Green, Home Economics Gerald Griffith, I. C. T ik sw- ,isf Y A ,cc 3. gb lg ' EX i 5 ,, i fa' swf' 5 , ' ' A-4 ,, iw m -- Pg K ir xx 1' K-'2'...1 J., Q nav O is D1 as? Deism 3 Qs sh W N ja 3 XX v Q i'Sm' EYE-iii? X F fi j 'Q C ? , ,. ,. .... ,K . ..W... . N . A-xi W Q. , . I ' -Q ff, Y if I xx Z' sir s le sss ei , LLl.A , a s ' ' A If A',:x l s ll, Amt. Q Q 7 7 ' fi fl K A f mmf b. - m . w C ',.z A .ij t i - y ,,,, 7 7 i M Linda Hand, English Howard Hanks, Science Dana Harrington, English Maria Haynes, Drama Stan Hicks, Coach Nanette Houdmann, Secretary F lo Howard, English Pam Hudnall, Home Economics Danny Husband, Coach Gary Ivy, Band a. Mrs. Hudnall prepares a new recipe b. Coach Hicks introducing his 1977-78 Varsity Basketball team. c. Mr. Balthrop assists an eager art stu- dent. Faculty a. Vice Principal, John Dubiski enjoys the food at the teachers annual Christ- mas Luncheon. b. Mrs. Goodman keeps a smile after a hard days work. c. Coach Myrna Thompson smiles while waiting to receive her monthly payroll check. 3. 'W' i i .es . , few . p si, ' Belinda Jacks, Government, History A .. Vi , , Marilyn Jones, Business Education ff- W lt fi U L tw Y ' 5 -yi U V Jim Jordan, Coach, History Lela Kowe, Secretary . 31, lf. gk A OX , gs . . I - 4- it - V ii Patsy Kreuger, Librarian . my , 1- . Naomi Lacey, Spanish ' x in i 'V ii Q1 av r if , ti f Thelma Landers, Counselor 'L L Spencer Lewis, History X Debbie Marquette, English , Anne Martin, Business Education j ,bjvr 44. . . Faculty Q 5371 TTif'f i V. I we 'F t t 1 I -1 . I Jeanette Martin, Business Education Silvia Martinez Steven McBride, Rodeo Club, Woodwork Lynda McCraw, Math Betty McCurdy, Business Education John McGee, Coach, History Vernetta McLarry, Secretary Fred MeLaun, D. E. Avery Miller, Math Zack Miller, English a. Golf Coach Zack Miller stops in the hall to share a smile. b. Librarian Patsy Kreuger caught in the act! c. Mr. Brown one of the friendly teach- ers at G.P.H.S. Faculty. . .14 a. Coach Wright picks out an assign- ment for her next class. ln. Mrs. Marquette wonders if this day will ever end. C. Mrs. Adams says, The chalkboard is my best friend. Skip Morries. Health, Coach Don Morris, Science Charles Munford. Counselor Billy Mustin, Counselor Dorothy Newton. English Richard Parsons. Counselor Genie Pennington, Art Nick Petro. Coach, Health Cheryl Pippen, Business Education Kay Powell. Government 46. . . Faculty 5 Q Q.. I .5 Q 5 . -Q I A PN N B Z , at x fm I ,l 'W ,L ..., 9 . X., 1 1 1,a'f K it x 4 . wx 1 ,.,.a ' X Xi, C B o , sf. we . i Q Q 5 'S -- , r f ,... Vi X 'al 'U a. Mr. Riley's motto: Smile and the world smiles back! b. Mrs. Harrington goes country for Western Day. c. This equipment gets heavier every- day, says Librarian Beth Thompson. Deborah Pruett, English Nan Ridings, Drill Team, English Don Riley, Art Dorothy Saucier, History Patty Schaumburg, History Frances Smith, English Jim Snider, Publications, Journalism Dave Snyder, Science Wayne Srittmatter, Math Tom Talley, Coach, History Faculty 7 Aline Tarrant, English Richard Tarter. History Rosilyn Thomas. H. E. C. E. Roy Thomas. Math Beth Thompson. Librarian Myrna Thompson. Coach Ann Turk. Math Freda Turner. Librarian a. I don't care what your excuse is. you still need a hall pass. says Mrs. Landers. b. What did you say this was, asks Coach Jordan. 48 . . .Faculty '--f' .f 7 Z , we .. as ix if ': ' A A .Z I .5 : I x ' ' 3. ' . . 5' 1' ff A dai 5 A,.. V VV J Z, i . 1 img O 1 g Y ff-0 4' ff ' r eff.,i ., ,Q y W 7 I , 5 A i 1 a. Mrs. Maria Haynes wears her favor ite shirt to show she is backing Gamma Geep. b. Coach Tom Walton training our team to be the best. Peggy Walbridge, Math Tom Walton, Coach, Health Micheal Wanek, English Dolores Westerlund, Marh Harold Williams, Biologv, Coach Rex Wilson, Electronics Diane Wright, Coach, English Linda Wright, Librarian a. Hal Parkinson - Head Janitor b. First Row: Hal Parkinson, Isidro Obrogon, Herman Turner, Joe Garcia, t . Robert Lunney. Sealed: Bertha Garcia, , i Rita Lee. x , f X i sg , y 'E 1 a tt im.: 1, ki 'L M i ..,' A It A -11-12,1 i I F Q I Q ii U W ' . K . X 4 ' gi K .. ,E K .K ., . .,., a..ii N- ' ii? 3 Vth , I i Z i , i e't Q N -. 4 i 'W' 'V f was Q b. Faculty a. First Row: Corrine Aguilar. Mary Ann Swenning. Billie Rush. Vera Jen- kins. Abbie Gilmore. Irene Adams. Second Raw: Virginia Sanchez. Leta Mcloead. Maxine Smith. Peggy Man- kins. Mary Ainsworth. Margie Robert- son. Third Row: Susan Ashton. Jean Desforges. Billie Wilson. Loretha John- son. Gerry Bennett. Melinda Hubbard. b. Joseph Goodman. Parking lot c. Robert Mcfonnico. Parking lot. Faculty Seniors Have Finall Made It The Seniors of 78 have made it through twelve years of school. This past year has really been a memorable year. The Seniors were involved in many activities. Homecoming. Student Council. other activities. The Seniors of and National Honor Society. 78 have finally finished all of the The prom also involves mOst of hard work and studying. Look the seniors. Choir. Drama. Band. out world for the Seniors of 78 and Geepettes are also some F33 1 X .L l u. Senior Class Officers f Diana Dar- ling ff Vice President. Greg Hendrix f President. Pam Stalmach H Secre- tary. Marsha Hulse f Treasurer. b. That's real swift says Julie Mcfvlurry. 52. , .Seniors h. safes.: - .. Q , .iw 'R -1 F W cz Becky Fuentes smiles during half time performances. a'. Paul Hearne picks up his walking cane. e. That's real swift says. Dawn Moore. f Smile Becky McCauley you're on candid camera. g. The Geepette Christmas banquet. f. Seniors Abney, James Aceves, Janie Adcock, Bruce Ainsworth, Patti Allen, Ronald Alsup, Debra Atherton, Eddie Arnold. Terry a. This is my uniform! exclaims Becky Fuentes. b. Big G little o go go, says Terri Robison. l54, . .Seniors 5 I L, t,., a. We've got to stop meeting like this, whispers Fran Larkin. Ayala, Ben Bagley, David Bailey, Jerry Baker, David Baker, Lisa Balthrop, Mark Barnard, Tina Bayne, Sandra Seniors . . . 155 a. Joyce Webb is looking for someone special. Beard. Debra Bills. Ronnie Black, Tammy Blackburn, Gary Blackburn, Randy Blain, Bill Blanchard, Mark Bledsoe, Carl l56. . .Seniors 'lv-sz., N 'Wun- .ff ' x Blocksom. Caryn Bonney. Chuck a. Becky McCauley poses for her Senlor plc tures. Booth. Brenda Bowman. David Brainard. Loyd Bramhall. Jeff Branch. Kendall Brazel. Danny Breed. Lindsey Bridges. JoAnn Sen ors Briggs. Susan Briley, Vance Broadus, Becky Broadus, Tim Brown. Donna Brown. J arice Brown, Reggie Brucks, Jerri Bunyea, Bubba Burton, Greg a. Mr. Gans told me there would be days like this. says Dahn Keith. 158. . .Seniors waning, 'ha quo-.,.-5 rmffa- I 4, , Q ll NWI 9 Busby. Paula Cabaniss. Cynthia Calhoun, Roy Callarman, Sandy a. This is what our fel lows used to beat South! Campbell, Cody Campbell, Tricia Campos, Elia Cannaday, Pam Seniors. . . Cantrell, Melanie Cantrell, Randy Cauley. Harry Chenoweth, Gary Christien. Christie Choate. Lisa a. Seniors just hanging around. l6O. . .Se Church. Steven Clay, Jimmy Coates, John Cochran. Donna niors '53 K5 '15 , '!'7T'1b- Q 1p. KY its !iQss fef Q1 -,-' E 'iffmrif Q iii -' 2: . - 'Sf - ing? I V' ww :fur sq .. X eess l elil I- 'X 5 . Tb- Colding, Debbie Colgan, Danny Collins. Tammy Combs, Kathy Coomes, Jeff Cole, Paula Crain, Adrian Cross, Paula Crow, Mike Culpepper, Denise Seniors Darling, Dianna Davis, Joy Davis, Scott DeLa Torre, Debbie DeWeese, Tonya DeWolfe, Martha a. Monsters of America, Arise. Doty. Rebecca Dowdell. Lydia Duty. Jerry Edwards, Brenda 162. . .Seniors C' 16' bf' 'Y' gm ,,- 4. Q'-v Q .. W W W X Edwards. Danny Ellis. Carla Ellis. Edward Esparza. Suzanne Fair, Cynthia Fielder. Brenda Flores. Teresa Forsyth. Jim Freeman, Willie Fuentes. Becky a. Vance Briley expresses his opinion that Seniors do it bet- ICI. Seniors . Fuits, Tonya Galbraith, Donna Garcia, Juanita Garcia, Nelda a Seniors show their school spirit with the Homecoming Tradition Garcia, Oscar Garcia, Patricia Garrett. Teresa Gates, Ken Gentry, Lynn George, Barbara Ghadimi, Vahik Gilbert, Chip 4 Seniors 1 , WW. I , 3 ,L ,.,- . ,. G ff! f Q A :L Q, , . l l G ' ::, :., W -zfffrw r 'ff : :kf - 2 ff' ii l ' ' , Qi ',., ,, , ,,,' 5 fy. 'L ', , l a. Gilmore, Eloise Gomez, Noah Gonzales, Denise Gonzales, Mike 1 Goodrich, Casandra Gray, Laura Green, Linda Greenless, Renee a. Tina Bernard and Kaye Haford show their school spirit with a pencil and paint brush. Seniors. . . 165 Guenther. Ricky Gumpert, Cheryl Gutierrez, Ofelia Halford, Kaye U, Mike Smith, a young man with many musical talents. h. Dahn Keith sings her way into everybody's hearts. Hall. Craig Hall, Nanette Hall. Richard Hall. Ruea I66. . .Seniors -f 21. i 'W' an-n-an-if - b. V Ji' in V954 if V. Q Na. !u-----w Wu... 'POP 5 8 new H-w Hamlin, Mike Hammock, Phyllis Hammond. Mark Hannawacker, Debbre Harris, Richard Harrison, Brent Hart. Carla Hartfield. James Hatter, Eleanor Hays, Ann Hearn, Patrick Hearne. Paul a. Let me entertain xou let me. . Seniors Hendricks, Greg u. Jill Jones and Julie McMurry are waiting for the football guys. h. The mighty Grand Prairie Gopher mascot. Henry. Danny Hensel, Kathy Hensley, Dianna Hensley, James Henson. David Hill. Janet Hill. Renee Hill. Terry Hinds. Kim I68. . .Seniors Hoffman, Mary Holland, Leanna Holloman, Johnny Holt, Sylvia a. Todd and Leanna thinking of a solution Holt, Valerie Hornback, Regina Huddleston, Doug Huddleston, Havia Hulse, Marsha Hunt, Kellie Hyzak, Karen Inman, Mike Seniors . Jackson. Becky Jackson, Clinton X, Jackson. Matt is Jackson. Patricia a. I know my mirror is in here somewhere. says Jenny Young. Jinks. Terrie Johnson. Elaine Johnson. Stacy Johnson. Tim Johnston, Steve Jones, Jill Jones. Ronald Jones. Samuel l70. . .Seniors Jordan, Leonard Junett, Becky Keene, Judy Keith, Dahn Kellum, Camelle Kennemur. Danny Kennemur, Diane Kerbow, Rae Ann Key, Phyllis Kitchens, Dionne Kinney, Robert Kuykendall, John a. Look here now lm taking over this here classf, says Jerry Bailey Seniors Lacey, Patty Lares, Esther Larkin, Fran Lauring, Tena Law, Kathlene Lee, Martha Leighton, Becky Light. Scott Lott, Todd Lowerie. Joe Mace. Ruth Mahaney. Susan a. Laurie Hughs in the garden of Eden. 172. . .Seniors 125' S., 'Fw fi' ,ity-f 'HN' ,X -. -1 nf! Q -rv' 'Y Twp' fi' 495 H-in-' Manning, Kathleen Martin, Darnette Martin, Susie Mason, Delton Maurer, Vernette McCauley, Becky McClure, Lynette McCourt, Earl McGaha. Gina McGuire, Karla Mcllvene, Bob a. Mmmm, look at that body. Seniors. . . 173 McReynolds, Raye Medina, Rocky Merrell, Bud Messerly, Tammi a. Just another one of those days, says Jill Jones. Middleton, Linda Middleton, Joy Miller, Lynda Miller, Michael Millson, Tim Minter, Chris Moore, Dawn Moore, Ricky l74. . .Seniors qt? is Yau' Xu., A-X -nrP '1 ' 515 js , Morrisett. Les Morrow, Michael Mueck, Pat Muns, Anita Murphy, Mike Murphy, Lori Nakamura, Kumi Navarro, Tommy Nelon, Darrell Nerrington, Danny Nishitake, Mikiko Nixon, Carl a. Smile, Tim, you're on Candid Camera. Seniors. . . l75 Hughes. Laurie Patton. Brenda Patterson. Renee Pearce, Tony a. The proper procedure in getting a drink of water without getting water squirted in your face is being demon- strated by Rusty York. Pennington. Kennj Perkins. Mike Pierce. Ellen Pilot. Antonio Pope. Emma Powell. Becky Precopia. Kevin Quinn. Hulen 176. . .Seniors fs. A05 1unr' 11' '95-ang. 'al 4.-Q-Q F I 'ss 33 I 'U' dv- 'ff-' iq.. 'MX 2 Mama i qw-fv E- ,Q CQ my is-. if f . i 5. V? 1 -9 Q-.,.p M' ,,-bk Xivfvf' Quintanilla. Loy Randy. Stancill Ray. Melinda Ray, Louis Reed, Angela Reed, Norman Reic, Larry Roberts. Bill Robertson, Pam Robinson, Terri Rogers, .Ion Rushing, Sheila ai Valerie Smartt and Trisha Wingler show that Geepettes have spirit. Seniors. . . 177 Salas. Ernest Samora. Erlene Sanchez. Patty Sauceda. Vilma Schoen. David Schroeder. Irene Scott. Carolyn Scott. Debra Scott. Stacy Self. Paul Shafer. Mitzi Silvia. Charles a. lf you've got the time. l've got the . . .. says Kathy Hensel. . .Seniors ff .,-.,,,N. In 1' Y 'hi --...-K .wp 4- 4 ' 'E W lf' '15 +-HMA T Y' .Q .1 .v I- 0' '9 ff:fw 'iv' Simmons. Richaird Smiirtt. Vzilri Nu, Smith. Becky fw- mi..-f Smith iq... Smith Smith mink' Qezg, '0- mf' z Iffyfz. Jf-, -.k- efi iii M: d . if . . - ' A . .:k 1 Wi Sneed. Sl11iIi1.c1i1LlfiiC Mike . Susan Teresa Sherry Speggle. Ricky Spethmzm. Juzinitzi Sgrinkle. KEQ Stzilmiich. Pam Q fi - 41. Clin this be Becky .,,. . Jaickson with her ,,-Q P mouth closed? Seniors. . .17 Stanton, Laurence Stark, Dennis Starkey, Greg Stephens, Paul Stover. Linda St. Pierre, Lynne Stratton, Donna Stratton, David Suitor. Boyd Sutton, David 'U'-Zi. Sweeden, Teri if tt,t Sweet, Winston D S S D' s S tttt r t S' ,A-lg xi i1fA' t1z5i.l:.ii1E :Vh New ,V 'F' a. Janet Wright shows X -f-gy.. her school spirit on 50's ,MJ , at day. 18O.. , Seniors mu. L if pf s' Talada, Toni Taylor, Angela Teel, Lori Terry, Dennis Terry, Rusty Thigpen, Diane Thompson, Mary Thurmond, John Thornton, Doris Torrez, Sandy Tran, Dung Trinidad, Joel a. Greg Hearne the abominable snowman strikes again. Sen ors Truitt, Robert Trussell, Jo Anne Turner, Gwen Vasquez, Ray Vest, David Villars, Mary Walker. Sylven Wangler, Margaret a. Laura Gray listens to her favorite singer. 182 . . . Seniors UN. af lm. ff' ,I Q53 U: 3 'Nad PQ' Watts. Billy Webb. Joyce Wedgman. Lisa Welch. David a. Les Morrisett and Val- erie Holt join the Mod Squad. b. Fran Larkin is smiling at someone special. Weller, Becky White, Deborah VVhite. Douglas Vkfhite, Kim Seniors. . . 183 White. Steve Wicks, Dee Ann Willet, Randy Wilson. Christy 11. lt beats riding the bus. says David Baker. Wilson, Greg Wilson, Madeline Wince, Gordon Windhan. Pam l84. . .Seniors ,. M, pi , 5 utility' 1 Af' , f ,A , J, ,,:W,.i,. -mit,-wf ' f . W ia h . if - l yi W tsst W y r y it he was W' Jg' w ,,,, ,l rrriii rrii 3. S ,,.. ,.., we Wingler, Patricia Winn. Christine Winningham, Mark Woodcock, Stan Wright. Janet at Scott Light is taking his daily nap. b. Geepette's show their appreciation to Mrs. Ridings for her support. York, Rusty Young, Jennifer Young. Karl Zawacki, Keri Seniors . . Q ' X xi gr. ffmfr ' V' ' lfii g , 2 .iv . - lp RCESW. - Q1 ,w +115 5190 . v m CAMPBELL 77-78 76-77 77-78 ROY .C H E C E Secretary CCHENOWETH GARY F.C.A. 76-77 Symphonic Band A Fl'CSl'll'Il3l'l Football 74 . ' in Majgfelle 76-78 Varsity Football 77 U.l.L.Twirling :: 7 7 V7 m L f ?1ijliiStudentCouncil Representative 76-77 Band 75-76 AgH4R1,ENE Team 77-78 Office b7,7, 7El77b 727g757?7 7 76 7 77 caow. MIKE DAVID I eQ1wiider1eS74-75 Band 77-78 C- ZChoraliers 75-76 Prairie Dog 77-78 ', Rodeo Club 74-76 D.E.C,A, 77-73 7 7 V A at f 7V.O.E. 77-78 DAVIS. JOY ELLEN CHRISTIEN. Cnmsrnz LEE cosmewiogy 76-78' Vdleybffl 75-76 Attendance Office Assistant Student Council Classroom Representative 74-75 ROSE Ba V.O.E 77 r a' ' 7 7 Child 74 75 varsity Football 77-78 V.I.C.iA,' Club Electronics 76-77 , GARCIA choir 75 77 H E c E 7678 H A 77 78 Spirits 76 T.A. 76-78 MAE WEBSTER NORMAN JR. GRAY. LAURA LEA Gopher Spirits 76-78 T.A. 77-78 Gamma Geep 77-78' GREEN ' Band 74-77 Office Assistant 77-78 Debutanhs 74-75 .Lf 75-'16 Student Trainer for Football, Basketball, T and Baseball 74-78 77-78 Y Leo Club 74-76 TA- 7578 2nd Runner Up 77-78 Prairie Dog 76-77 Science Club 74-78 CRAIG Intramural Basketball 77-78 J Basketball 74.75 ECA' 74-75 Freshman Ba i -75 .I.V. Baske fu a- GILMORE. ELOISE INEZ Varsity , an Z' ,-Z8 Intramural Volleyball 77 Prairie Dog 77-78 spanish Club 77-78 7 Q A oss I ntry 77 8 resh A Favo e74-75 I - omore Fa rite 75-76 76-78 Club 76 78 77-78 DEN ISE Manager 76-78 caehmg 78-77 INDALECICE l A W ie 78 A 'Q ' - le 77 Juni I Fawn 7 6-77 T. 6-78 , L ence Clu 7-78 HALL. L TA HECEE -78 O.-F.H.A. Treasurer 77-78 . RICHARD LYNN Basketball 74-75 75-77 Basketball 77-78 74-75 Softball 76-77 HAMLIN. MICHAEL WILLIAM what . A 75 75 Drama 75 77 VID C HOLT. V aptam 74 78 Track 75-76 Intramural Volleyball 77 78 T.A. 76- Mr Geep High 78 F,S,A, HILL TERRY SCOTT Hulse. Miss Geep Marching Symphonic Stage Band Senior Class Treasurer 77 78 T.A. 76 JACKSON. Football 77-78 Track 76-78 Intramural Track Manager Marching Band Symphonic Ban Annual Staff 77 National Honor JACKSON Geepettes fI.A. 76-78 Girls Basketball Honor Roll Psyche-Anna Best All HSS - ,-ww so ...: WF Arhk M k'rf ' We U Af me lg Hflilils aa ll : w2Brso.TENA TERESA ceepenes . 5 , L K 7 'fik A COMQHIWSH' T-A77773 7 ' 77yL 1 A TA. 76-78 A 7 77 7 - v.1.C.A. Natiogiga--Honof spciely 77-78-ffl- lW E' t :fum w M1 Most rr lldly 77-78? 7,7 Q ' 7 7' VEN ETTE L 7777 8 :mi Min 5 g QU WH so I n K . , ,mm ,M ow, N . L. . Q M,yfpMgANE Smgers 77-78 ,L M Xgzgasuufl L.. ot A-vKJ?vRBw .RAE ANN 77 h h V.0.ljsEpSg CULA ' M h lml.,tf..l-Mlm L60 C' 577 7 7 Rum Mess S?h01f77'78 fl 77 7 Region' we sgmgpy gmzgg 1,,, 5U.ElQ1ipTON.BECKY f P. Follies ppggmgwpmgg t H , V M4gT.,W8g 7L STEVE P. 7 7 A 7 You h5YmPhWllTf118T0TS ..,.. , , .4003 m ff m75 D-Ei-?5'78 sisigsiasas a1HOf1QTfSf'fl3'iI77rF?Pu1 L M ' . , 5 E ,gCounqgQ',:F g 77-78 A 5. in ' - L N ,. . . 955,231 Llwsil is 7 KERBO RAE ANN SPH-Al. get Gamma Geep 77-78 Rotary Glilb Soclety 9 Dnstmguxshed Hlgh School Student s S KEY P YLLQSMNNHXS QNESSEQQNE? S? MW SSSSESY 5 t e una e 7 likely? ggrgg 7 oqsgleyball 76-77 M Hawanan Frisch LlG28T. sclirr FSBLIP Gr , r pher 60777555577 7 L L Cho1ial5ers7 76 Chorale 76 78 Moonshme 77 78 0Chamber Smgers 77 Annual Staff 77 78 W Qrghe ?75781cisi5i,QHf.-Gai? v o E gg HSQLSRAR i.i-ffiii GUNS? 8gMfnl S3 'KF saLOTT TODD RUS L TA 7735 Hilgllil we QQ li Qifiioii Student Body Presldent 77 78 fli- ory Comnuttee 77 78 T A 74-78 Homemakers of America Geep Ho o cie 76-78 bs the Week '7 7 Conteh6- A Scientis 77- Con l t 77 Club 77 Crew '- d 77-78 Gxrl o onth 7 7777 7 MCC QRT. EARL RAY teee 74f75 Caperel74-757 MCGAHA. GINA ANN chofatiers 75-78 Pep 76-77 76-77 YQ7 Drill Team 77 78 77-78 Month 77 76-77 Presxdent 76-77 76-77 Intramural Who s Who Among n High Schools Psych Anna 77 78 gif.. . ji 4 ky. ,L 1, v 2 U' J TTON DAVID Symposium 77 77 78 76 78 American BOYD WA T. 76 78 President 77 76-78 Committee 76 77 Drill Team North Tx. 77-78 74-75 X Jigf. ANIXKEWL 75-77 Choraliers 75-76 Hlgh swim School , ,. -.59 N it E2 gil! Chamber Singers 76-77 Capers 76-77 Geepe ttes Treasurer 76- Resident Geepettes Co-Captain Make it Yourself with Alternate 76-77 Senior Class Prom National Honor Society TA 77-78 Gnrl of the Month. 7 Geep High Court 77-78 Most Beautiful 77-78 Chorale 77- Qpers 77 SNEED. H.E.C.E. 77- F.H.A. 77-78 SPEEGLE Who's RlnlS1K., Freshman Football 74 Freshman Track 75 Varsity Football 75-77 Varsity EARL 75 76 Drill Team Football 77-78 T.A. 77-78 ALAN V.I.C.A. 75-77 I-C.T- 77-78 stag soloist 76-77 Gopher sr5iaruMAN.JuAN1rAFAYE Prairie Dog77-78 THURMOND. 7 National Memcommendation t't 'Ufrf1:f7R'egzf5fafr1fW f ' r3 'ggggvrvisi0n 74-78 Club 766477 H Who's Who Among American High School State Solo and Ensemble 74-78 ity ' s d 77 M--7 Bam-7nm - ' it 'U cms wsu- .7 7 , tg, J- 1. 73,373 , 7 Seniors is 1 f A r ,.7. 7 7 mllfwggggat L, Modelmg Club Geepettes 76 78 Lleutenant 77 78 Flame slivilkf 'IHS' Staff 75 76 WELCH DAVID V I C A 76 78 Wrestlmg 75 76 Rodeo Club 77 78 .au-aln ,, WINDHAM D E C E 76 78 WELLER REBECCA DANVN F S A 77 78 Debutantes 74 75 it Capers 74 75 WINN CHRISTINE 75 76 Y J.V. Basketball 74-76 varsity Track 75-vs Captain 76-77 A ,iz , Varsity E 7 g QR WILLI we llll Football Freshman 74 75 -ffl is Football 3-.V. 75-76 Varsity Football 76-78 Chou' 75-78 :zriiiff M. .it ttut ..., fr QI . Q E t,,, , I 6 fl '7':- C' N-if aim it ws. '-to? to f..,,5: A -I. ,g ,gt N 1 F' N xwwlfW - ia Seniors. . . 193 Juniors Have lmost ade It The Juniors of '78 had a really great year. Winning the Spirit stick showed the other classes how it was done! The main money raising pro- ject for this class was selling football programs. The profits of this went toward the Jr.-Sr. Prom which the Jr. class spon- sored. Yes. the juniors have accom- plished quite a bit! Wait. until next year though for The Juniors Have Almost Made lt. 50,60 fl cl. Sally Thorne and her friend Duke smile for the cameraman. lv. Larry Greenburg can't figure out what to do next. c. The Junior class is represented by Jon Vecchio, Pres.: Hillary Lyon, Treas.: Dana Cox. Secretary: and Jerry Herring. Vice Pres. d. Juniors. Terri Blackburn. Cindy Busby, Debbie Bitnar, and Curtis Coomes work on signs of the Junior Hall. e. Karen Wilson. Leisha Arnold and David Dye participate in 50's day. il il f l ,ii ti! 'lt 15' 5 d. Juniors mx, 5 1 QMNQ' C. ,ff S. a. Ward Blair takes a break to smile for the camera. b. Danny Braziel gets ready for the dis- missal bell. c. Dale Walters checks out the legs. d. Rick Brown works hard in wood shop. e. Kieth Gelles volunteers to read to the class. igf:Qv!, HN --4 d. e Juniors Aarons. David Aills, Terry Allen. Ricky Alsup. Betty Anderson. Antony Anderson, .lim Anderson. Marian Angle. Elizabeth Aquirre. Adan Armour, Cilia Arnold. Leisha Avary. Robert Baily, Dena Baker, Jay Baker. Lana Baker. Susan Bargsley. Carl Barker. Lynn Barrett, Chris Bedford. Beverly a. David Bellah shows how much he likes homework. b. Red Wicks and Brian Jackson check out the funny wooden building. c. Angela Taylor puts on a B-R-O-A- D smile. Juniors izi .fi ...K ' L I, - ' . sf - f get i i'st' ii fm 1 i..,. ' 4 1 ' , ,A ,K . '.,. z If A :Q , A A . -Qii A ' A I no x S , fx 2 i tx? ,: ' i lag A 4 l d b. ,M 5,...,.. rg-,f 'N T Si .. W... ,,,f,, Bell, Dale Bellah, David Benefield, Laura Benge, Martha efffififf Berryhill, Glenn Bitnar, Debbie Bitnar, Felest Blackburn, Cathy Blackburn, Terri Bolton, Jerry Boswell, Carol Boswell, Shela Boyd, Jerry Q Bredeson, Kandee Brimmer, Alice Brindle, Melissa Bristol, Nancy Broadus, Syida Brock, Kathy Brockman, Patricia Brown, Lee Brown, Paul Brown, Polly Brown, Rick Juniors 197 Bui, Earl Bunton, Ricky Burkett, Sheila Burnap, Jerry Busby, Cindy Calhoun, John Calvert, Andy Carroll, Bruce Carter, Denise Carter, Sherry Caudillo, Martha Chacon, Gustavo Childers, Tina Chiles, Mark Chism, Robin Christian, Mike Clark, Brenda Coghill, Chris Cole, Paula a. The pose that made Courtney 4 Hudson famous. Conley, John Conley, Mark Conway, Kim Coomes, Curtis Cortez, Minerva Juniors X if f' 'fINlNll5 Slllli 1 x Hr LUN alibi xi sign ,',, Tl l is 'C' i fy xi 1' li at . Q ll an I Cox, Dana Crater, James Crouch. Phyllis Crow, Joyce Crow, Judy Crowley. Toni Cruz. Irma Cumby. Scott Cunningham, Donald Daniels. Lisa Darling. Teresa Davis, Erin Day. Paul Dean, Carol Dees, Deborah De la Cruz. Miguel DeVaul, Adam DeVaul, Donald DeWolf. Bud b. Laura Benefield putting in her two cents worth. . . QjQfs.x.S.h2l1i Dittemore, Lisa Dixon, Alfred Dixon, Donna Dominques. Lorraine Juniors . Donovan, Terence Dooley, Elaine Dooley, Lisa Doucet, Robert Dozier, Sharon Dunkin, Carol M Dye, David Z Dyer, Mary A 'i1'p: V llll A Echelberger, Mary Ellis, Dwane 5. '1f-4 ,W- ff Q W 4' I S K 5 England, Kirk Evans, Buddy Evans, Norma Q-J DC'-Jfrj Fails, Alan a. Terri, Sharon, and Lana, play the part of the Three Al' gi, , l -21 Stooges. M,,,,,i... Finklea, J eff Fischer, Bonnie Flitcraft, Donna Flores, Erique Flores, Josefa Fowler, Randy V Freeman, Clyde Freeman, Patricia Frost, Bryson F ii V if ,,,,w Gaona, Katy I ii . Juniors l 1 1 rw Gardner, Greg Gelles, Kieth Gentry, Robert Gonzales. Ruth Good. John Goodman, Dwayland Goodrich, Walker Grant. Kurt Green. Vickie Greenberg. Larry Griffin, Mike Gunter. John Hamric, Tina Harless, Steve Harris, Russell Hart, Dana Hart, Deralla Hartfield, Janis Hayley, Janet Haynes, Aaron Hays, Jaquita Herring, Jerry Hicks, Scott Hicks, Sunne Hill, f yntliia Hill, Ronnie Holmes, Mike Holmes, Thaxton Hooper, Gary Hopkins, DeeAnn Juniors . 201 Hudson, Courtney Hoffman, Marcelle Hughes. Debra Hughes. Donna Humber, Steve y e, Vicki Hd - zak,S . on Ivy. Shelly Jackson, Brian Jackson, Preston Jepsen, Larry Johnson. Teresa , 'X . X l a. Dana Cox N shows Teresa XDarling and Susan Baker her papers. Jones. Gracie Jones, Paulette Jones. Tracy Jordan, Coleen Jordan. Jim Jordan, Lori Kahl, Louis Kant. Jeff Karnes. Kerri Kettlehut, Theresa King, Donna Kirwin. David Juniors Kirwin, Trisha M Kruzel, Becky 0' Kyle, Gary Lambright, Pattie Ledesma, Isaac Lee, Brad Lee, Brian b. David Kirwin attempts to eat a school lunch. Leighton, John Lewis, Edna Linder, Darla Little, Vicki Loftis, David Logan, Mike Longshore, Johnny Lopez, John Lynch, Lisa Lyon, Hillary Malone, Jill Martin, David Martin, Glenn Marx, Ann Massey, Tonya Maxwell, Kevin McCallum, Rob Juniors Nflcfann. Beverly McConnell. Rhonda McCoy. Kim Mcfullar. Gloria McDonald, Cindy McGee. Becki McGee. Lori McGuire. Terrie McLarry. Mike McPartland. Robert Melton. Allen Meredith. Donna Mickelson. Laura a. Robby Smith enjoys working with his hands. Mings. Denise fvlings. Elizabeth Nlinyard. Karen Mitchell. Mike Mitchell, Walter Moore. Marty Moorhart. Susan Morgan. Greg Morris. Jimmy 4 Juniors Morris, Mary b. For once Joe Schroeder raises his hand to ask a question. Motes, Linda Murray, Michael Nanney, Donna Nelle, Nancy Newell, Jerry Nicholson, Lavon Norris, Kathy Nuckols, John Ogdie, Kalvin Owen, Jerry Owings, Ronald Page, J enee Palmer, Pam Parrill, Tom Patterson, Craig Patton, Donna Peel, Lucy Perales, Debbie Perez, Sandra Perez, Vicenta Perkins, Ronald Juniors Perrine. Billy Phillips, Lori Pogue, Sammy Proctor, Vicki Quinn, Nora Ragon, Barbara Ramey, Patricia Rangel. Manuel Rawlinson, Terri Ricard, Robert Rice. Pam Richardson. Billy Robbins. Carla Robertson, Rodney Robinson, Jeretta Rosenboom, Robert Rosenboom, Michael V Roland. Loretta Russ. Karl Rutledge. Cathy Sabedra, Eunice Saldana. Leroy a. Hillary Lyon serenades John Churchill. Samora, Debbie Sartin, Karen , Juniors Y i- Q few SK' eased W' ml aQ S3551 ismeis . ai' W 3 S Ae ,. Saye, Joe Sauceda, Vilma N? . , ..,,. , Xl- -f-L e f Q R ii , R WLkf b. Jim Jordan R 'Q finds time to snooze in class. is . N . ,flt fl if s Sgheuchl, Julie c roe er, 5 x vii as v S I b. '95 Seby, Robin Shadden, Robbin Shepherd, James Sharpe, Lisa Skinner, Rhonda Smith, Lisa Smith, Robby Smith, Sandra Smith, Son a outherland. Terry Spindle, Marv Stek, Ronnie Stephan, Ray Stephen, Richard Stephens, Kathy Stevens, Karen Steward, Ricky Stinchfield, Gary St. Pierre, Sandy Stricklin, Roger Juniors 7 Suiter, Billy Sweeny, Nancy Swift. Ivan a. Jeff Finklea never goes any- where without his boots. Swiney, Dewayne Tabola, Tyee Taylor, Lynn Thorn, Lisa Thorne, Sally Thornsberry, Donna Toles. Kathy Torres, Linda Tosh, Erin Trevino, Yolanda Turpin. Cheryl Valdez, Maggie Vandergriff. Danny Vasquez, Eric Vasquez, Jesse Vasquez, George b. Nikki Wilson seems to find her class disgusting. Vaughan. Kay Vecchio. Jon Vest. Paul .Juniors 0 - :. .Q w - s if ,K , , if ,1- X. .ci igi , 3' sg .. - , MU ' Wt lisa s i f M- -if iii b. 'QBY59 Wren, Scheryl Wueming, Bart Veyna. Manuel Vine ard A gril Walker. Sandi I Wrmeriefe Walters, Dale Watson, lrene Watson, Laura West, Tandy Wheeler, Glenn Wheeler, Kevin Vlfhitby, Susan White, Melynn Whitley. Talana Whorton, David Wicks, Rusty Wiggins, Carole Williams, Mike Wilson, Dana Wilson, Karyn Wilson, Nikki Wilson, Mark Winchester, Jeff Wise, Pam Witherspoon. Teresa Womack, Cynthia Juniors Sophomores Are On Their Wa The Sophomore class is a good group of students. They worked very hard to maintain school spirit by decorating the halls and supporting pep rallies for all sports. They are planning a major project for their class during the year of 1980. a. Doris Cannon tells Lisa Gutherie to takeher hatloff for the Varsity Basket- ball Team. b. Sophomore Class Officers are: Lori Potter, Vice Pres.: Lisa McGee, Trea- surer: Howard Hobbs. Pres.: and Doris Cannon. Sec. c. Glen Carter and Sam Martinez take a rest after a hard night behind stage. d. Hasn't Rick Hollingsworth ever been told that pointing is not nice. N! . t f ' l 5 3 5 2354 ff' j ,W , -.ga :NV NNY! KHP' 63 I 25 1 .3 .Q-' Q V Sophomores L1 7 ,- . ' ' .40 K-f,fY W ea A a. These guys want to know if you want a dip. b. Donna Heard tries to explain the theory of cheating to Lori Potter. c. Valerie Butts writes her name with- out looking. d. Richard Lloyd participates in West- ern Day. S . 3 5 3 5 5 1 - Q.. 'Nd Qi it l ,ff i . t, ' Q if ' ' H ,.vv . WW. .... ,A c. d Sophomores Ackerman. Becky Acosta. Chris Adams. Jennifer Adams. Shannon Adams, Tamme Albaugh, Brad Alexander, Jo Ann Allbright, Crystal Allbright, Diane Analish. Mike Angle, Carol Asebedo, Rodney a Jeff Smith seems to have found a girl friend. Ayala. Danny Balko, Stephoni Ballard. Melody Barnes. Thales Barrett, Tonya Bass, Candy Bement. Leigh Bennett, Mary Benton, Terry Bett, Mike Birkert, Suzanne Bitner, Danny Sophomores l W t a 5 ' , ,--- -'Wil ff W i L.- , Blautos. Mark Blocksom. Nancy Boneck. Robin Bow. Donald Box. Lynett Bradshaw. Patty Breaux. Julie Briggs, Mari Brooks. Jackie Brooks, Ted Brown. Anita Brown. Dwayne b. Tom Vecchio can't seem to find his books. Brundige. Michael Bryan. Tami Burges, Conni Burnap. Danny Burton. Sharla Butts. Valerie Cabrera. Wabo Cadenhead. Renee Cagle. Susan Calder. Nita Clanless. Robert Cannon, Doris Sophomores . Cannon. Jeff Carrera. Jackie Carrington. Kelly Carter. Glenn Cherry. Karen Chesney. Karesa Chessmore. Chris Childers, Deena Chiles. Kent Clark. Becca Clark. Diana Clower, Kent Colding. Diana Colwell. Susan Condo. Valerie Conley. Jerilyn a. Renee Wind- ham quotes one of her favorite sayings, s'Drugs Man. Cooksey. Ray Coon. Debra Corpaci, Salvator Couch. Julie Crain. Angela Crane. David Sophomores 1434 In K' 2 '- 4 f'Qi57 Clk il 4.1 f tft if if if' I, 3 5 Cuellar, David Culpepper, John Cunningham, Janis Davis, Scott Dawson, Debbie Day, Lori Deal, Lourie Dean, Kathy Decapua, Jonie Deleon, Sara Dennis, Sharon Dick, Gary Dugan, Carl Driskill, Mike Dunaway, Cindy Dwight, Mike b. Scott Jones and Danny Bit- nar look to be a little camera shy. Eischbech, Cathy Echman, Shawn English, Cliff Englert, Ruth Esparza, Albert Esparza, Leticia Sophomores Esparza, Rexes Easterling, Lorna Ewers, Ronnie Farmer, Kela Farmer, Nancy Fisher, John Fletcher, Kay Flores, Rosa Fontenot, Brigitte Ford, Gary Forsyth, Pam Fox. Gordy Fox. Melvina Francis, Chris Frankinbarry, Jennifer Fowler, Bruce Freelen, Billy Freelen. Paula French, Cheri Gaona, Mike Garcia, Eloy a. Lisa Worth- ington and Candy Bass dress up for a project in Mythology. Garrett, David 216. . .Sophomores 1195. vyw S' if if L. 5 f -st xref W5 5, 1 F , s QM F I 1 M 6' 'SJ Gayler, Sherri Gilbert, Julie Glover, Kaye Gomez, Sarah Gonzales, Lupe Gotwald, Frederick Grahm, Cindy Green, Mike Greisinger. Mary Griffin. Doug Guerrero, Ricky Guerrero, Rudy Guthrie, Lisa Gutierrez, Edna Gitoerrez, Linda Guzman. Ellen Hall, Jeff Hall, Ronnie Hallmark, Ronnie Haney, Roy Hanks. Martha b. Keith Henson decides that it another one of those days. Harder, Lea Sophomores Hafdm- Bflfm Harrington. Melissa - s . .. -55 -.-L- if a. This is a stickup il Q says Clyde Freeman. 3 a as Hin W t ' '42 axis' ,J Harrison, Camille Hasty, Renee . fl at . K I X , Havens. Kim Hawthorne. Tongia Heard. Donna Hedrick. Lisa Henderson. Jim Henson. Darrell 2 . Hernandez..luan C C Herrera. Norma Hill. Scott Hillman. Mark S 1, fff 2 Hobbs. Howard Holland. Bryan h. George Casas seems to be having a wrestling match. . i Hollingsworth, Richard Holton. Randy g . . .Sophomores A ,MWA-ew 'Ni' K ,,,,,. , ff 2 , 2 , I 2 X 1 66' ff. Q' ea ,A I . i f rr 'VW I f' .,,f2 ,g V, I x ,Q ,, ,M Y if 5 W 'ta ji 2 1 64,1 I .:,, 'S tl, t 5 f 4.4 IK 277' l' Holton. Ray Hooper. Kay Hooper, Teresa Hudson. Jene Hughes, Suzanne Hunt, Greg Hurley. Laura Hutchins. Mike Hyzak, Sheila Jackson, LeaAnn James, Susan Jarrett, Mike C. Becky Ackerman brags about Texas A8cM. and Janis Cunningham thinks she is ridicu- lous. Jefferson, Barbara Johnson, Glenda Jones, Karla Jones, Robert Jones, Scott Jones, Tara Jordan, Tammie Joyner. Chris Julian, Jeff Keetch, Bill Kent, Sterling Kilgore, Steve Sophomores 9 Kinney. Clarlene Kinsey, Darrell Klein. Sharon Kyle, Donna Lacey. Kent Landham. Gloria Leddy. Eddy Linton, Ronnie Longoria. Irma Lopez. Yolanda Lowery, Lyneet McCsbe. Steve 41. Laura Brice shows off one of her big smiles. McCallister. Don McCauley. Rhnea McClaskey, Michele McCown, Sindy McDermett, Walton McDonald, Becky McDonald, Fred McGee, Lisa McGlothlin, John McGonigal, Marie Mclneeme, Ronny McKentie, Wanda 220. . .5ophomores , xx X x -8 ,,..Q.., ,K K ,Q K x . , Y ,jf We X kv: H dl' ,.,, . L K , If . . , leg . ,,s-, , 4' K 'Q I . . vf M-and w .- Q. 2, iw, lg ff- A i ' M Y' if ff' it if ., . , L , : , , K '1,, ,. '55 if fe 4 .X N . -Q 'ist if Rt I f ,t ff - xxx' ' 1 2 I i 5 V af fly ,,AW.,,,4,- ri V X f 'ruff' ,,, A .gg I if l 4 , g Al W 35 fiwf r Q .K -7 -Q ve'A W' wi ll . ,V J I' T if 41 H 5 E tl' fig 1? fa nm 1 . 'iii- vt i , 1. l vfifiia 'Qu Martin, Lori Martinez, Fernando Martinez, Martin Martinez, Samuel Martz, Terrie Marvin, Rita Massey, Terri Mata, Reyna Metee, Laurie Mendoea, Luis Mendonea, Mary Miles, Teresa Milber, Lewis Miller, Lynne Mills, Laura Minas, Diana Minchew, Kenneth Montalvo, Belia Moore, Kim Moreno, Maria Musselwhite, Doug Nall, Ace Nall, Terri Navarro, Lucy Nelon, Patricia Norcross, David Norrod, Jeff Norton, Gary Norton, Karen Norvold, Shannon Sophomores Oliver, Marianne Page, Ray Park, Hoe Sook Parks, Steve Parum, Lisa Paulk, Kim Peace, Tracy Pengelly, Linda Phillips, Susan Pitman, Keith a. Rhonda Sto- vall paints signs for Sophomore hall. Poindexter, Brenda Polk, Wade Polk, Wendell Potter, Lori Price, Laura Price, Laura Puckett, Karyn Pyle, Danny Raldins, Frank Ramsey, Debbie Ray, Karen Reed, Roxanne Redding, Debbie Reid. Terry Rios, David Roberst, Elizabeth Roberts, Scott Roden, Jerri Riog, Regina Sophomores 'S-fr 5:5255 Q ,N 1, .., Sf , j A ' x Z n l AA? P , f' , , 1 ,v xc , ll fs' ,I N A Rodriguez, Norma Rose, Chris Russ, Kelene Sanders, Dina Sanders, Selisa Schneider, Wesley Schoen, Mike Schulte, Alora Schwarz, Spencer Scott, Todd Searcey, Alan Shannon, Sheryl Sherey, Linda Shoemake, Janet Shute, Tommy Sierakowski, Kim Simmons, Kevin Simons, Sherry Sittman, Debra Sledge, James Smartt, Kenni Solis, Roland Speegle, Wendy Sprinkle, Terry R Staggs, Gwen Stanford, Charles Sophomores Stanley, Jack Stevens, Mary Steve, Seeber Stephens, Billy Stewart, Karen Stone, Lester Stovall, Rhonda Sullivan, Rhonda Sweat, Marilyn Talley. Karla Taylor, Edith Thomas, Jeff Thurmond, Heidi Trevino, Thomas Truitt, Daniel Turner, Wilbert a. The Sophomore Science class shows off their scientific abilities by blowing bubbles. Urban, Jeff Van Pelt, James Vance. Jon Van Zandt, James VanCleave, Lorrie Vasquez, Connie Vasquez, Matilda Vecchio, Tom Veyna, Hilaria Walden, Tina . . Sophomores QQ? Wg , , Ne ff- 2? it as N. 8. X M if , ' A ' - .Seam asm :g.5aQ1is1f,fs2ss2.f,f .ff:s:sf'5 Y -' - rf 2 zz: if -' et. s it Q4 a wa.. ,fs S X J om, W, , .. . . S 1 s .f e Q Ya X sb. . ,sw ,. , W Q- w, 'F J 1, X I. 3, 2-. ,I':':ff': 5. ,gf in fi 4' M 4 'tiff as if J 1 'Z . J v g,V A fl. ,, 3,5 rf' if Y xx Wallace, Bobby Waller, William Walton, Dana Ward, Julie Warner, Wanda Watson, Kathrine Welch, Dana Welch, Janet Wells, Lanny White, Debbie White, Kris White, Lisa Whittington, Danny Willborn, Mark Willenburg, Susan Williams, Bebbee Williams, Donald Williams, Mike Williams, Steven Williams, Susann Wilsal, Donna Wilson, Rickie Windham, Rene Wooten, Van Woodcock, Brad Worthington, Lisa Wright, Jill Wright, John Yates, Charles Young, Tammy Sophomores Freshmen Have Only ust Begun The Freshman Class consists of about 500 enthusiastic stu- dents. They are involved in numerous activities. These activ- ities include Intermural sports, Gopher Spirits, Speech, Drama, Freshman Football, and Basket- ball. a. Freshman class officers are: Erika Davis f Treasurer. Julie Angle e Sec- retary. Elaine Wright e Vice-Presi- dent, Kim Kennemur -- President. b. Raynette trying to get Freshmen to show some spirit. C. Danny Ayala seems to be enjoying his stay outside the classroom. d. This class is boring! e. Freshman hard at work. C, 6. . .Freshmen Vi K 14,J!'7Z.?f J d. a. Freshmen get advice from upper class. b. Darlene Warren isn't too excited about Monday morning. c. Pam Connely says, I'm not gonna lookf' al Wouldn,t you know it's a Freshman. e. Mike Watley seems to always be around women. Freshmen 7 is 5 5. Q. Adair. Stephanie Adamez. Arelene Adamson. Nancy Aduddell. Cynthia 'A Alderman. Neil Alexander. John Alexander. Terry 1? I Q 'V Yr 1 mx X NWI- tm I Alexander. Trey Allen. Kelli Almand. James Anderson. David Anderson, Fred Anderson. Lisa Anderson. Stephanie A Anderson. Wayne 1 1- Angle. Julie 1 Arnold. Darsi L Arnold. John rg .. sr. A r. A ix , wiv '- it 'xii , 'l 'V' 'if 'st i gs ' is N151 A Q Axt. Connie Baker. Paul Baldree, Lesa Ball. Wanda Baokin. Tammy 'I ' 'A Barnard. Durwood Barnes. Keith fps, . Barnhill. Marvin t i 5 a. Tick. Tock McClintock. Barr. Brenda Barrett, Robbie. Barton, GiGi i Bates. Tammy ' Bazilewich. Natasha Beasley. Mike 3' Beltran, Abel Q ., If--dw N Nl fn 'CP Benton. Sandra L ' A Bigony, Laura -r . fs Blackburn, Lisa fr .wy y .. T B . fi Blackburn. Tommy N V 11- ,.s . r i g e . , Bledsoe. Sherrye ' . s ... . Blocksom. Lori i f e rt .ttilrtt L ' Bodine, Michelle 'tli S ' . BQ B . ,f f 228. . .Freshmen 'R 'S Q. .WM ,I Q: Q X tw . Q- ... t N F' wg 'K X ia35fZ d:- WEXWZQ Km L A A J, W 3 ,Q R g -fir-f Y s ,S if X is iii' K . C :,,,,.ii K K. ' S ,La ok 5,3 ' n f Bagle, Cliff Boneck, Kim Bonney. Donald Boyd, Phyllis Boyer. Gena Brianard, Carla Bransum, Donald Braun, Micheal Breedlove, Vivian Britton, Bob Brock, Laura Brown, Kara Brucks, Russ Bryant, Becky Buck, Susan Burge, Lisa Burns, James Burnson, Shelley Burton, Clifton Cabanis, Jennifer Cabaniss, Sharon Cabrera, Anita Campbell, Lucy Cantrell, Diann Cantrell, James Carley, Craig Carrera, Belinda Carroll, Nancy Caswell. Lisa Cates, Lisa Cates, Teresa Caudells, Doramdp Cherry, Rhonda Choate, Kim Cloyd. Lean Choen, Vickie Colvin, Keith Conire, Christopher Conire, Mark Conley, Pamela Connor, Penny a. Michell remi nisces the good old days of the 50's. Freshmen. . . 5 4 Coon. Debra Cooper, James Cortez, Maribel Cosper, Annette Couch, Jodie Coulter, Nathan Counts, Kimberly Cox, Sharon Crader, Lisa Crowley. Lisa Crisp, Greg Cross, Andiea Crouch, Jeff Crow, Jackie Cuellar. Mike Cullium. David Curton, Harold Davis, Darryl Davis, Erika Davis, Lori Dawson, Steve Day, Tracy Decapua, Joanie Devaul. John Devaul, Terry Diamond, Morrine Dickman, Debbie Dirres. Allyson Dittemore, Ammarie Doty, Tracy Drata, Guadalupe Duckett, Mike Duckworth, Mike Dulude, Cathy Dunick. Ronald Duty. Gordon Deweese. Cindy .QM a. Members of the Freshman class participate in the all school testing. 230. . .Freshmen 'Q Q ar ' e k., K A gg: Q f.. 9 K 'fm L J lili e ph, kkhyi. ' QA! I , K a H p f , N f Y I a 1 ,1, 4 1 A . . -5. W wr' Ns ti ix .J 'H D D 1152? tj s nz 9 , .. iiefzt-:iss - 'N . 1. 'S X K x L. if in ' 'Q BT v as Yi' ii r fllklfl 2 ? l:r can 'JR 3 393 L -Hifi sr me 5 .J : S f.. 1 itll ' 1 ,N r .-., Y. ,.,. , . . h 5 46 ' QJLWJ G ili 'x 4 thang f 'S- ' 3 X , , f, N pg -a Q .-A '-ff USES. T l R . 1 ,, , .,. ,. Q S. si It 'X f 5' T 21. . i in fi ' A Y' is Q., 'y 3 Q A 5 f l im 1 4 . .rl if 1 : , It ,, , X Q, eee. l 1. N' 2 Q , 1 4 ,st Q fe . ,E,., V if , . e up U Tfl X , J ,f .!'x F Q.. t if Q at Dye, Tim Dyer, lra Elkins, Danny England, Lori Esparya, Cynthia Esparza, Adam Estes, Kenneth Fails, Angela Farmer, Charles Fisher. John Fisher, John Flitcher. Scott Fox, Kelly Francis, Kathy Garcia, Carlo Garcia, Gloria Garcia, Juanita Gassero, Frank George, James George, Robert Glenn. Cindy Goin, Jimmy Golden, Brigitte Gomez, John Gonzales, Irene Gonzales, Joe Gonzales, Michelle Gonzales, Resmo Gonzales, Suzanne Gonzales, Mary Goodman, Richard Goodwin, James Grant, Brandon Grant, Pat Green, Ritchy 3. Green. Trena Greenwood. Artie Groves, Robin Guerra. Linda a. Freshmen act like their getting into the pep rally. Freshmen. . .23l Guess, Rhonda Guterrez. Cecilia Haddox. Brenda Hall. Danny Hall. Veronica Hanks. Jayne Harder. Kari Hardman. Greg Harkins. Carol Harper. .leana0 Harris. Connie Harrison, Bobby Hartfield, Andre Hartfield, Zyrone Hartman, Kenneth Hatley. Shona Hemby. Stacey Henderson. Robin Henderson, Susan Henson, Tina Henyon, Bernie Hernandez, Lee Herring. Susan High. Kim Hill. Brice Hill. Pam Hines. Jack Hinojosa, Dora Hixson. Alan Holland, David Holland. Sandi Hollins, Leanna Howard. Lisa Hudson. Tracy Hughes, Beverly Hughes. Sherry J if fn' i QQ. j ' s ' Q QL K -vi 3 sy if l P' . S Ms K. .F lg . sz- 1 .i if ,S F. 1 Huizar. Colleen Husband. Phil Hyde, David cz. Anita is a hard worker in iNfb U is i 5 N , .- .. ' 4 'Of' N 4- e fi 's X X .. .. .. i.s.x,x.. , .,.., ,c. N5,,..,,., .,,..,,..,,.. ..... . ., .,,., ., s . ig., f ,ff ,, J. -iii is K X . - is- - . S 51 ,1 S ... ' A sm -. 'A .. W. .1 tl! 2 . X- .f .1 . Pi l s Y. ii Vrk- .. -t: ' h - F ...Mk S k f Rss Q10 K , . K t. I 2 -:N Xi ,,,. kkyt, K c is iiii S S 'X isss B ,R is . S rs. s 5 f 5 S EA l , f 1 . X, . 9. Q, ,, X , ' 1 'IL' 1' ...il , K. I x, ,.., L typing class. of if i, A f E if ,!sigg,1,.. i 232. . .Freshmen 44 ffl A I .. yy S . gt, 1 N... 41? ,s . gs-fi Y' . , 'M vm, 1.x-43 f .. f i i ,. . 5 i X ., 2 'rv x , .. , W , Zi. fl 3, ,i KEYS A199 g . '55 sg- . L it fe ja. -5 Jackson, D'Layna Jackson, Mark Jarvis, Paul Jefferson, Sharon Jenkins, Sheila Johnson, Jeanne Johnston, Scott Jolly, Micheal a. Kim Kennemur shows her painting ability in art. Jones, Amy Jones, Vince Jumper, Samuel Jusko, Melissa Kant, Brad Kavanugh, Deanna Kellum, Pam Kennemur, Kim Kilcrease, Kimberly Killough, Denno King, Teresa Lafon, Jeff Laporte, Elizabeth Lares, Lisa Lawlis, Connie Lenard, Shanon Leon, Stiboreck Leonard, Shannon Light, Leslie Littrell, Nicky Logan, James Long, Shanna Longoria, David Lopez, Leo Lopez, Theresa Lowry, Cynthia Magee, Scott Maples, Lucia Marklin, Doris Marks, Harold Manning, Pat Martinez, Alan Martinez, Angela Martinez, Maria Martinez, Sally Freshmen. . . 233 Mattox. Georgette May, Karen Mazur, Mary a. Freshman mem- bers seem to be enjoying them- selves at lunch. McCallister, Marie McC amy. Theresa McClintock. Russell McCoy. Bret McCoy. Lisa McDavid, Blair McDermett. Micheal McDonald, Amy McGarrahar, Melanie McGlothin. Becky McKeithan. Richard McKenzie. Lauri McKinzie, David McKissick. Brenda McKissick, James McMennamy. Michelle McNeff. Jill McNeff. Mike McNeff. Pam Miller. Bonnie Miller. Bryan Miller. Charlie Miller. Michelle Mills. Billy Minchew. Brenda Minchew, Shalla Mitchell. Randy 234. . .Freshmen 'ZZ '4 Aw, r. if 1-vi- fat 1 ,, fwra is 1 flu 9 3 :E I V: I f,,-' ..-.X sigh in is a ll fn, 0. 5, My f ' Wa! ' 4 , . , W 1, ash . it , tis: is MM v AV y 2 , y y We I 1 Uri! L ' ' A .2 5 , P ff. Y . 4' r ,A ,Lx- 2 H .. A W - ' ,..,, . i -.g I -A P ii gg P , - ': i,, , , WMM I i W ff- M A 'M .AV. , ,, ,,,,.g V My rg LM, gl ' f is W' A . ti? an y -ef Qgyt . 5 ,yy M .vw , , I f ri' Ms' I ii- , I . Ai 4 I 1 ii if 'A' , f r K r f. 217 r , ,,, ,I 'Q'-.7 ,551 f' -2 Qiii . . 3 ' .4 fly? if 43 - . i, , ,A , Q If il ,fini , , A 'fi as w.-.., , ,, ,s . Moore. Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore. Deborah Kim Sherri Steve William Mulson. Bruce Munguia, Ramon Murphy. Cathleen Nabois, Renee Narthum, David Nichols . Sara Nicholson, Kirby Nolen. Bobbie Nolen. Lori Norman. Kirvette Odom, Janet Ogdie, Renee Orr, Elizabeth Palmer. Bill Parish. Marcy Parker. Parker. Joe Lori Parrill. Ellen Partridge, Mark Passariello. Caren Patridge, Mary Paschen. Melody Patterson, Chris Pearson, Ronnell a. John Trent says, Look into my eyes. Freshmen. . .235 1 a. Karen Stewart and Angela Wil- liamson pose for a picture while chat- ting in the hall. Peebles. Jackie Pengelly. James Perkins. Cecil Peters. Lanay Phillips. James Phillips. Rick Pilgrim. Karla Pope. Ronnie Pratt. Jeff Pratt. Kenneth Presley, Brenda Pryor. Nedra Puentes. Fernando Race. Ginger Ramos. Ruben Ramsey, Debbie Reddehase, Judy Redding, Ruth Redmon. Donnie Reino. Tom Reynolds, Donna Ricard. Mary Richard, Deann Richardson, J eromie Rimmer. Ronnie Rios. Norma Ritchey. Teresa Robbins, Bill 236 . . .Freshmen ,,..-...-- ,.-w-nuns'-w 1 5, .M-a-n-W ff . M-.-W. f--nuunnna-a-a Q Mahan... E s 'Munn wnuquunnsv- ---ann--v 'M' ff' tw ev- iw - A I . i z 41 l l lb X 5,5 N: ,asf K .X ..t., sl S F af ' . ll . Q ' 4' - . it l m.. ' f' xx ff.. 1. ,W .- it . w. V, , ..k 7 2 .. we if s is-4 - . 'K .. i ..: ., , 2 - t E J ,L ., 'J K if n t S C 5 l 2 . 'Q S Q? C C-gf? t V ' Sill' . N M if , i 'EG 5 -J ' l -- :c f 5 fifffffl f' S, .lil F X A,-pe ni in aff- QX t W vi A I ' i five! is 56' f' i'ifwf-'J -,Uv S M - Wi' tiff' 6 'fig ,st i, I A . .lL J :1 , ,-:, T 5 Roberson, Lisa Robinson, Cindy Rosales, Diana Rosales, Guadalupe Ross. Terry Rowe, Kristina Ruffin, Kathrend Rugers, Cindy Ruhter. Susan Salazar, Juanita Sanchez, Ray Sartin, Greg Schoonover, Sonya Selby, Elizebeth Sevaldsfzn, Connie Sexton, Eddie Sheeks, Mike Shepard, Eric Sherrill, Lisa Simon, Randy Simons, Deanna a. Lori England and Tracy Day spend the most of the day in the attendance office. b, Darrell Davis passes his first exam. Freshmen . . . 237 Sims. Jason Sledge. Lee . Sloan. Kellye Smith. Patty Southerland. James Stanberry. Frances Stancill. Kathy Stanford. Carita Stephan. Robert a. Karen and Angela admire the guys as they walk by. Stewart. Melissa Stiner. Shelly Strickley. Debora Swanson. Raynette Taylor. Mearl Taylor. Sherry Teel. John Thompson. Mary Thompson. William Thorton. Connie Tidwell. Tyanna Timms. Randy Tobola. Holli Tomas. Jana Torrez. Julio Trent. John Trevino. Rita Trojillo. Albert Truly. Kathleen Vanqinault. Kim Vaquera. Elaine Vasquez. Manuel Vasquez. Rebecca Vaughn. Mike Vela. Dina Veyna. Macaria Wallace. Gail Walters. DeeAnn 238 . . .Freshmen 'H'-v 'Qggr , , , I' at-1-Q M, 3 W K a fi N' B' LZ' ix -Y. yf 3. 'UN e.- Q.. 2 iY?'iZ??'ff i f .4 ji 'fn fi.. i- T? lt- ' of X. 3 o,w 3 N . if .A- fi ff' , ,w . ' 1 i t lf m 1 ' If i Ol' 145W Sxln W' Qi W5 .f x ii-Wi N9 V Aft ag, f 'rt S. I S af Qs' give if so bfi 4 'J ui: '1 at, ,f tu ... .. K ' 1 - 4 'I ' 'J' a ,V ld' is . . wifi M. . . , M W ,. fiat 5 S K ,lc -fi. t. v ,,,., ., ,eff na mv, . in A ii fikzk . K . K . 1 - ' , A i . . .. ' ' 'gy y by g . it W Q . . K g , A ...api W ,f e X 11. gf 5 ' - 5 lf. gg if .F .. .. H . I no f 7 2+ . 1 iw T ,f t X , , Kr H ti in-H 1 Nik 4- Q f stag V IW-ss. . If A , K F 1 1 gf, ,i.- f 1 - rs, ., l .1 1 . N? K A Y A? .. A. .- L f. , va, i i . n fl : Q-'fp , . .'.. . f I . ggW'h fvffjiiff 'ff A as., X I i? 1 ! .sd K an 5 2. . 8557 we 5 . X .v Xen Q 'gtk B' . 1 Warren. Virginia Watersi. Jacquelyn Watson. Nancy Weehs. Gary Weller. Sheila Wells. Russell West. Jerry Whatley. Mike Wheeler. Carl Whisenbunt. Mindi Whitby. Randy Whitley. Bobby Williams. Barry Williams. Debra Williamson. Angela Woodcock. Lori Wright. Clyde Wright. Elaine Yates. Chris York, Troy Young. Paul Young. Vicki a. Amy does her studying in Mr. Farris's office. Freshmen . . .239 Geep Staff This year's Geep began pro- duction in late August with the staff members deciding to make many changes to produce the best book in GPHS history. Many long hours, pages re- drawn, lost negatives, and heated tempers led to an early March deadline. This year's staff. headed by Gwen Turner. proudly presents to the Gopher student body. A Time for 5:5 4 Geep Stuff a. Gwen Turner i Editor b. Patrica Jackson - Academics. Sen- iors c. Sharon Dozier 5 Activities, Ads d. Teresa Smith - Seniors e. Lori Phillips 5 Organizations f. Roh Smith 3 Sports 5 f f 3' .. e. gnenhssnrqmgghmga I - an-3'Cx llllll f. f myf' 1,.Q,f1,, 'A I f- ,,.. ay, S ., wffgs. A '- Geep Staff L,,1 my ,,L, Pg, ' A. 3 b. if JI? C Geep Staff a. Lana Baker - Juniors, Sopho- mores b. David Bowman - Asst. Ad Sales c. Beverly Bedford - Faculty d. Ronnie Hill - Sports e. Terry Rawlinson - Freshmen f. Becki McGee e Juniors l m 4'fS7 'sz d. B B if X f B XX -- , C. f. K Geep Staff. . . 24 A Picture Is Worth The statement, One picture is worth a l000 wordsl' is really nothing unusual. However, for three photographers to be worth over 4,000 pictures is almost unbelievable! The photographers responsi- ble for A Time for Us are Scott Light. Gary Kyle and Marv Spindle. Without them this yearbook would not be worth a l000 words. MIR F ? lliiii Ili? ,1 1, it HR fi b. 4 P otogrophers 1 l .,. Q1 ,.,Q,.mg+xfmk: . Q..--fi' , 4, . - . .1 ,I W 5 A - m ,,,LL.,I, . 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The staff has provided those memories especially for you. l. would like to thank every gone of the staff's members for their hard work and enduring devotion.: And a great big special thanks to Mr. .lim Snider. for being determined to make this the best book ever. May thisnannual bring everyone many treasurable memories for the years to come. This indeed has been. A Time For Us. M in Lotsa Luck and Loxg.-alww :Wil Gwen Turner fEditor-in-Chiefj Q ',,iY-7 Y -v ' ' ' f A-:qv-wr W3w ,ff-WWW f ww NNAWSEQGEEWQBP V .N,Lv x XJ M' ggi? ww Q A A55 SYS, QQ ws yfx X 49 ' QQHHQX m1 'gf 'f4 't'- wma... ,, rr, 5- U ' ' - -?ffP'W'r Q.,h'N A 'swf- .w,.1., K , -,M Wu-,A FX4 5WWSOX 2 Qis5D ed W QQSYWCQQKQ QSQQQ' QW KSQWQX wb N My Egygbgjd 9 W MSMWWXQ F X M iw? M QGLQW QQQEWW 9, , WW fx QQ MV Q EQ xg QE Q7i523???525g ifwff iwfw d 4. N . Q50L0f0C?, OCJVL A , gif Wgigwmw CMM ML lain Ava ,Mun wp. J wowf UUJLL W W WSMQZZZQ gqid 7 jijifjb www- AZOGOZKQLLK' ga! 7 ff gjumwaba Jig Wyfff W? 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