Hereford High School - Round Up Yearbook (Hereford, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1970 volume:

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Finsdale-Percy Mays Government Man-Gerry Robbins Available Jones-Randy Clements Stupefyin' Jones-Rhoni Ragsdale Speedy lVIcRabbitt-Sammy Ogan Colonel-J oe Flood Radio Commentators-Dean Navigamool Cliff Herring H Raul Valdez President-Steve Watson General Bullmoose-Bob Nelson Secretaries-,Ianene Suttle Margaret Schlabs Appassionata Von Climax-Connie Hoover Evil Eye Fleagle-David Thomas Dr. Smithborn-David Myers Dr. Krogmeyer-Steve Ray Dr. Schleifitz-Dean Navigamool State Department lVlan-Carl Brownd Wives-Danette Reed Sharon Pulliam Vickie Keenan Nlaid-Elin Anderson Policeman-Jerry Sparks 7722 Seam Zhu ,bfzedemfa 'Wazaeg H 'PW' wk ' 'F'- 'v -9134 9 .,....,: ft raw: XWK f 'wi-I f 'V aim? W2 W Zia faacaai hmmm Siam Stunt Nite 369 opened with the presentation of the annual queen candidates-Christy Hair escorted by David Paetzold, Cheryl Cole escorted by Donnie lVlcDerm.itt, and Sally Bayne escorted by David Spain. Then as the tension mounted, the winner was announced. The Annual Queen, Sally Bayne was surrounded by her court, Princess Christy Hair and Duchess Cheryl Cole. Then the show went on as lVlr. Penn lVlC7d. Almost every club in HHS performed a short skit along with each class. 1 ll L m The winners of Stunt Nite '69 are 3rd place- Cheerleaders 4'The Twelve Years of School 2nd place- Pep Squad St0ry'time,, lst place- Slingers This Is What I'd Bea' '6? Annual Staffers' on stage distributed Santa's gifts. MIDDLE RIGHT Christy Hair and Laurel Davis read Santa's letters to all the anxious students. Staffer Dean Navigamool escorts Most Versatile Girl, Jane Zinser. Kima Marsh eagerly escorts Gary Lemons, Junior Favorite Runner-up. ZOOKQMGQ TOP LEFT Staffer Terry Sparks escorts Sophomore Favorite Genie Robbins. Eugene Suttle, Sophomore Favorite, is wcorted by Suzanne Solomon. MIDDLE LEFT Carl Brownd eagerly escorts Personality Queen Mary Sue Neff. Senior Favorite Kay Lynn Lyman is escorted by staffer J oe Paetzold. I e f ' -HW! ? ?: g !!i3 f 9 , ,. V ,g,.: avi' - X , 15 . RQ W 5 1 1 ff 0 -. X 'i.X' '- l N956 Q iii? 0 9,4 . WI 'ar 1' . 1 VIZGH-l3fNI-IZIPQIIO Zecwla 7474 , The Hereford High School Student Council is composed of elected officers and one representative from each homeroom. The aims and objectives of the Student Council include promotion of better rela- tions between the student body and the faculty, promotion of school spirit, encouragement of high standards of conduct and scholarship, and an organi- zation to be of service to the school and the student body. The Student Councilis projects involve such things as sponsoring homecoming and selling Christ- mas holly fto raise moneyj. This year they ran for District Secretary and won the election by a large majority. Mr. George and Mr. Barber, the sponsors of Student Council, lead S. C. in their club programs and school-wide activities. fbelowj The executive council made up of Santry Rush, Mona Gail Gibson, Mike Wartes, Betty Hodges, John Sparks, Sue Robinson, Paul Hendon, Martha Ann McBride, Harold Schmucker, and Comije Hoover organize S. C. plans. X V, f 'xi mf' va it It U'- J' Q Q, I 'Lk 'VH-I , Besides sponsoring Homecoming, Student Couneil made a float for the Homecoming Queen candidates and Attendants to ride on during the parade. 54. X indent named! fleftl The Student Council members take as a project at the beginning of school, painting numbers on the stadium benches. flower leftj Paul presides over a regular meeting. flower rightj John hands out two pamphlets on Christmas greenery and holly which they are going to sell. Qbottom leftj Celia sprays paint as another member holds the stencil down as S. C. paints the stadium numbers. fbottom rightj Mona, Celia, Jeff, and Kima work on the S. C. float before Homecoming. 2 !,. . A r s I X JK, I . . - an 1. 4 1' we , faq 65445 flower left, Harold helps Key Club clean Kings Manor. frightj Paul and Woody talk over plans. fbottom leftj Mr. Dever guides the boys and keeps order. fbottom rightj Meeting in the choir during homeroom may not be the answer to good meetings. si-. Key Club, an organization for boys, has as objectives developing initiative and leader- ship and preparing to be useful citizens. Sponsored by the Kiwanis, they help them in all their activities such- as selling hrooms and mops made by the blind. This fall they cleaned up Kings Manor for the elderly people staying there. To raise money for a scholarship they put up flags around town on every holiday. Paul Hendon-Pres., Ricki Ward-V. Pres., Woody Woodward-Sec., and Tommy Stoy-Treas. plan programs for the club. Zazdw Sweetleafuf ftop leftj Key Club has a car drive in the Homecoming Parade fupper lefty Mike appears to have lost interest. fleftj Tommy needs every member to pay his dues. i in ftop rightj Judy stuffs the Pep Squad car, Peter Cottontailf' It won Most Original Car. fupper leftj Mrs. F uston and Mrs. Laughlin meet with the girls during the summer and after school started to organize the Pep Squad. Not shown is Mrs. Kerbel, another sponsor. fright, The Junior girls load up on the bus at Seminole. N . ,..,,. .aa M-WMM.. mm-,-m....v ..,......,-J a- MH -is Nh. ng! 2 Veda SZJWLOG The Hereford High School Pep Squad Herdettes are a new orgainzation this year. The 126 members promote school spirit during the pep rallies and the games. Besides learning hand motions to chants they learn a hand jive to go to band music. During Dumas Week they choose one football player to do little things for each day secretly. They plan to attend all the home Basketball games to cheer the cagers on. ftop leftj The Pep Squad selects Betty Hodges-Head Captaing Jane Zinser, Laurel Davis, and Dolores Betzen-Senior Captainsg Sherry White, Carol Scott, Sara Bell, and Kima Marsh-Junior Captainsg Diana Zinser, Rojean Block, and Sally Bayne-Sophomore Captains. fupper leftj The Pep Squad prepares for the pep rally when the Herd plays the Mules. fupper rightj The members practice during the summer. 7.74214 mm 70:61 :Jw eaefz linda ww Q- i . L................f.-4' ftop leftj Mrs. Prowell and Miss Anthony guide the two FHA Chapters in their activities. ftop rightj The FHA float won Best All-Round Car in the Homecoming Parade. frightj Shirley Turner-Pres., Carol .Scott-lst V. Pres., Roxann Schwertner-2nd V. Pres., Nelda Norton-3rd V. Pres., Donnell Benefield-4th V. Pres., Dee Dee Turner-Sth V. Pres., Cheri Packard- Rec. Sec., Donita McDermitt-Cortes. Sec., Kaylanette Battenfield-Treas., Helen Brorman-Parl., Karen .Jagels- Hist., and Alesia Ragsdale-Pianist lead the Royal Rose meetings. ,.,.....l A I .. ..., h, icc Duma. 14d4ww Zan wg We me maeefzh 168356 Sdetefz Future Homemakers of America is a large organiza- tion in Hereford High. lt tries to strengthen bonds between families and the communities by widening the scope of youth activities and to help youth comprehend the problems of society and their solutions. To accom- plish these goals they plan to have a Christmas party for Elin and Dean, the AFS students, a Chili Supper in January, a Sweetheart Banquet, February 14, and Secret Grandmothers, in which each member picks an elderly lady to do things for until April when a tea is planned to honor them. The Chapter I officers are Sherry White-Pres., Amy Ballard-2nd V. Pres., Nadine Tice-3rd V. Pres., Cindy Lea-4th V. Pres., Donna Stengel-5th V. Pres., Marylin Murphey-Rec. Sec., Sue Robinson-Corres. Sec., Diana Adams-Parl. , Rhonda Fanning-Hist., Betty Hodges-Pianist, and Elin Anderson-AFS Student. Not shown are Terie Beth Line-1st V. Pre s. and. Kathy Duncan-Treas. 7.7, ,-appammazq gm WM fupperj Jess Robinson and Richard Robinson lead the F.F.A. Chapter. ftopj The FFA members choose able leaders with Joe Paetzold-Pres., Steven Olson-V. Pres., Jimmy Christie-Sec., Steve Jones-Treas., Wayne Schil- ling-Sent., Galan Jack-Student Adv. m:anxX1.umMwmhfm .- e f A --f f leftj Tom seems to be asking if Rodney really is Plowboy,' for FFA. fbelowj Rub-a-dub Dub Farmers in a Tubi, expresses the theme that the Ag boys have for Homecoming. flower left, Jimmy gives the secretary report at a meeting. flower rightj All the older FFA members give the Freshman boys a hardy welcome at the initiation. The Future Farmers of Amer- ica is an organi- zation that pre- pares its members for life. Their motto is 'iLearn- ing to Do, Doing to Learn, Learn- ing to Live, Liv- ing to Serve. They plan such activities as Citrus sales, a Livestock Show in the spring, and con- tests in leadership and chapter con- dl1Ct'lIlg. year the Hereford Chapter won the Gold Emblem Award. y ful- 6-Z acdaalmwl ' Tri-Hi-Y is a religious organization of about 35 girls. Throughout the year they have many service projects such as preparing a basket at Thanksgiving. All the money making projects as selling candles, go to raise enough money for scholarships. frightj The day Tri-Hi-Y meetings are in the auditorium. fbottom leftj Tri-Hi-Y's 1 o able officers are Janene Suttle-Pres., Suzanne Solomon and Martha Arm McBride-V. Pres., Judy Yarbro-Sec., Carol Turrentine-Treas., Cheryl Cole- Chap., and Connie Walker-Hist. fbottom rightb This year Mrs. Cope and Mrs. Mercer sponsor Tri-Hi-Y. I X Q -X Nr I-, , ..,. ' Mamie dfmfmca Thespians is a club for students interested in drama and stage productions. They put on a Thespians play NA Mid-Summer's Night Screamfi They also plan three one act plays for December. ' - - Wil TT iffy if l 'l,, , i . l A' Q ' .Ti ' FK M' T A M ' .W , ' K' E ' J Q 3 ' f fer' 1,- 1 . ' f ' ' ' W' l f wf -,z, , .f -f- W'-Q . , ..' y e s fc.-fa : iii ,,ls a t He? 1 5 +P it i T 4,20 1 7 , ja' 'ff .- -f x.. - l M, ,I 1. , ,ft Q! , . ,..f7,,, ,, f, ,f ' . X f ,V,',, g 1 I 'e'Q P ff ,,,:m. t, ,YQ ,af,,:wr A A 4 2 ear? ai-V ' 'f' . , ,, .ii ,. ,,w,x.,w., . . , W as 'glee me wt 4 fm . , Aiwa, J as ,, ,, , . ,, ,, ' aaa. J Mft we Ja, , ff', ,v,, 'men 2,MItIMfefz'H'm1fw,,,sfW,,ff fa , ' ,L , Mr. Claypool, the sponsor of Thespians, helps the members plan their dramatic activities. ftop rightj The officers are Deborah Steve Ray-V. Pres., and Percy Mays-Pres. fupper leftj Raul Valdez, Donna Coker, and Don De Graf act in the Thespian play eris Night Scream? fupper rightj The Thespian entry in the Homecoming parade is C'Winnie the Poohf, ftop leftj The Sponsor is Mrs. Dortha Prowell. ftop right and rightj The HECT club is made up of a small group-jan Tremhle, Shirley Turner, Betty Reddell, Vickie Kendall, and Rhonda Fanning. fbottom rightj Rub-A-Dub Dub Three Men in a Tub is the HECT Car. HOME ECONOMICS COOPERATIVE TRAINING is a group of hard working 'iii if! if B young girls. This organization is a vocational outlet of F.H.A. Activities include partici- pating in the Homecoming parade, and an annual banquet held during the last of the year. Girls must he either Junior or Senior to Join. ,Q 1 Y' I 722 The Sponsor, Mrs. Brink, helps two of the staff of Indlvld ual l' The 'clndividualw is a school magazine that is published by a group of students of H.H.S. Its main goal of this year was to interest the students of the year in creativeness. The Editor is Elise Beenc. W. 745. Szfwwea National Honor Society is based on scholas- tic ability. All the members are chosen from the top per cent of their class. Sophomorcs that are picked, are on probation until their Junior year. NHS sells candy to raise money for a scholarship. In the spring the new members are initiated in an assembly. ftop rightj NHS has a car drive in the parade. f upper right, NHS has very able officers in Steve Dziuk-Pres., Jane Zinser-V. Pres., and Bob Nelson-Sec. frightj Mrs. Ratcljff coordinates all the club activities. 1 . J4, Waczeaaea Wuieweaft dw me ' . t fleftj Miss Warwick sponsors FTA again this year. frightj For officers this school year they elect Margaret Wilcox-Sec., Deborah Hodges-V. Pres., and Judy Yarbro-Pres. Future Teachers of America is an organization of students that are interested in the teaching profession. Each year they honor the football boys at Homecoming with a breakfast. They also collect food for a basket at Thanksgiving and have a party at Christmas. To learn more about teaching they help the elementary schools out when they need help. To honor HHS teachers they pick a Teacher ofthe Month: Mr. Manchee-Oct., and Mrs. Thompson-Nov. Wald! gcweew Awe We 775401. dm 0 7,4674 Texas Association of Careers for Health is an old club, FNA, under a new name. The name was changed to include more areas of the health field. Its objective is to interest students in planning a career in a health field. Planned activities this year are a Regional Meeting in Lubbock on November 22, a tour of Northwest Hospital, a salad supper in April, and a pinning tea in May. ' fupperj TACH's 1969-70 officers are Thelma Warren-Rep., Juanita Reinart-Parl., Michelle Beckman-Treas., Joann Sciumbato-Sec., Laurel Davis-V. Pres., and Dolores Betzen-Pres. frightj The Storybook County Hospitaln float portrays various jobs in the Health field. fbottomj The HHS School Nurse, Mrs. Rudd, sponsors TACH and helps organize yearly programs and projects. 1552? ed gmac, 74, Sefwcce Red Cross, a small organization in Hereford High School is a service club for the school and the community. Representatives from each homeroom make up the members of the club. They make ditty bags for the men in Vietnam and a Tornado Relief Rox in case some area has a disaster. The highlight of the year for this group is the Red Cross Talent Show in April. programs. ftopj Mrs. Beblis, a new teacher H1 Hereford High takes on thejob of sponsoring Red Cross. fleftj Pussy Crume Pres Steve Loveall V Pres., and Sharon Readhimer See help lead the group 1n their This is the second yea.r of the Forensic Team and is sponsored by Mr. Manehee. The Forensic Team is madc up of students who have the ability to debate, read prose or poetry or speak extemporanious. Throughout the year the Forensic Team participates in various area contests and aims towards state competition. The Forensic Officers this year are Steve Ray-Pres., Bob Nelson4V. Pres., Diana Adams-Sec., and Susan Rudd-Treas. fTop rightj This is the first year the Forensics have entered a car in the parade. fUpper right and centerj Sharon and Dion study for the Lub- bock Tournament. fUpper leftj Mr. Manchee serves as sponsor this year. fBottom rightj Sharon and Susan meet a new friend at the Lubbock Tournament. 7 I I x awewdw fLower leftj Mr. Manchce talks to students during tourna- ment. fBott0m leftj Students wait for the results of their specchs and debates. fBott0m rightj Dion studies his notes just before his extemporanious speech. 'S ,si , ,.'::,1H- ' 1 MS'-J Q 'm ' .,LzK, 1 1 wk ' -L lF4f?Q 4 .4 59,5 N f EX'-gl? 1 I gmE, Q,x, -533, w5,.,,s3S' NE 5. I X 'iw . 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Pres., Betty Hodges-Sec., jan Durham and Rhoni Ragsdale-Party Chairmen, and Steve Dziuk-Lib. gala D , 5.740144 fade cotwzel, The purpose of Distribu- tive Education is to find jobs and help students decide What type of work he or she would like to do. The occu- pation choices are coordi- nated with the jobs available around town. They meet to discuss their Work and its problems, advantages, and i disadvantages at their monthly night meetings. ' ftop lcftj lVIr. Graves and Mr. Treadwell help the students choose a job they want. f upper rightj The officers for this year are Keith Anderson-Pres., Frances Perez-V. Pres., Christi Castaneda-Treas., Judy Bodkin-Sec., Juanita ReinaIt4Parl., and Dennis Sargent-Rep. The DE members have supper during one of their night meetings. 0.2,-4, an new as U.. c'l'H1E aWAY WITH lll T Ilf The Office Education Associa- tion helps girls who plan to do office work. They learn how to operate business machines, both electric and manual. They meet once a month with special speakers from some field. ftop leftj The OEA sponsors for the year are Mrs. Wills and Mrs. McDonald. ftop rightl Janet Frye-Parl., Diana AdamsYPres., Jamie Edmonson-Hist., Janie Reinart-Hep., Janice Galley-Sec., and Barbara Brown-Treas. fupper rightj OEA uses Three Blind Micen as their theme. fleftj Mrs. Chapman demonstrates Merle Norman Cosmetics on Linda. l 4 W 7, Zzwmatea 7!acm56anaZ Q I I ftop rightj Cosmotology officers are Bonnie Walker-Pres., Sandy Betzen-V. Pres.. Mary Hussmzm-Sec., Carmen lVlalouf-Trcas., Souad lVIalouf-l arl,, Susie Sebastian-Hist., Cynthia Short-Rep., and Melody Ott-Sgt. at Arms. flower leftj Carmen and Bonnie help fix Mrs. Thurlow's hair. flower rightj Hereford High sponsors the District V.l.C.A. meeting. 'la game 7244-L s f s aw' 1 eaammayimq Afiemicamff ?Z7ZQ'm S weetdeazt sweemeazf S weedieaf-uf The ICT-VICA officers are: Eddie Robinson-president, Buddy Roberson-vice-president, John West-secretary, Paul Hamilton-sergeant at arms, and Jerry Odom-reporter. 'Zi-'ii Y ftopj Two students get on-the-job training at Hereford Wrecking Yard. f center leftj Mr. Alvin Smith coordinates all the VICA-ICT activities. Q center rightj The students fcenterj have classroom study besides on-the-job train- ing, fleftj VICA uses Sleeping Beauty as their theme for Homecoming. e '70 facmvl - Zag Two Round-up Staffers take time out from the hectic pace to pose for a snapshot. Co-Editors, Christy Haj: and Laurel Davis, try to persuade their able leader, William Perm, to let them use an exceptional idea. if A5615 'gl The 70 Round-up Staff, which consisted of Laurel Christy Hair, Joe Paetzold, Kima Marsh, Carl ownd, Gerald Nunley, Shera Anderson, David Fanning, anne Solomon, Eddie Gage, Terry Sparks, and Dean vigamool, worked diligently taking pictures and doing es to meet their deadlines. But they found out the d work payed off with the rewarding results of a ished annual. 2 ii 5 Wddwfme Kuff AJ 1 ..f 'R- X I r. ' an A 4 , . wmaffea qfewfafwl dw ww WWW ' ii EDITOR. . . . Laquita Robison RADIO EDITOR Susan Balden i.. REPORTERS Phillip Diller Prehn Nanninga Rhoni Ragsdale Steve Ray Tommy Stoy Gwen Davis Martha lVlcBride Lori Hopson Donnie Sampson This year, the Whiteface Staff has had a new sponsor, Mr. William Penn. Under the direction of Mr. Penn, the staffers have regularly produced the '6Whiteface', paper. Staffers have also added the radio to their communication knowledge and broadcast daily on KPAN what is happening around the school. . MW. -vw These library assistants learn many different jobs. They are Janice Stindt, judy Bodkin, Kay Tucker, Mona Gail Gibson, Pauline Fetsch, Dee Dee Walden, Kaylynnette Battenfield, Kathleen Robinson, Virginia Vargas, Glenda Nahrgang, Patsy Paetzold, Brenda Brock, Sidona Bennett, Brenda Weddel, Kathy Williams, Diane Fangman, Kyle Carter, Cynthia Boren, Billie Manion, and Deborah Bowers. The office assistants are Ken Gearn, Karen Bain, Alicia Hubble,,,I an Tremble, Donna Stengel, Lisa Williamson, Cindy Lea, Mary Sue Neff, Barbie Sellers, Carol Scott, Judy Yarborough, and Gary Riddle. fBottomj They are Steve Ray, Peggy Summers, Jan Durham, Barbara Huckert, Debbie Gholson, Linda House, Karen Gilbert, Cissie Reinauer, Sabra Traweek, and Janet Self. Counselor assistants are Mary jane Krieghauser, Debra Todd, Ann Mims, Barbie Sellers, Kathy Shan- non, Deborah Murry, and Veatrice Crow. fade 4157! These Knowledge filled Audio-Visual boys are David Paetzold, Jessie Martinez, Bently Cole- man, Brent Caviness, James Driskle, James Lee, David Marnell, and Steve Carrothers. The other group of Audio-Visual boys are Eugene Warrick, Hal Easley, Eddie Gage, Keith Duncan, Steve Olson, Tommy Davis, David Watts, and Michael Schulte. B IHA Q O I A 1 X F' R O N I. I T ' , 1 . f I p Www 'Wm. A. x 4 5 E I if E 1 ff W Es E fs .E lg 4 i ii s 2 3 3 5. 5? 1 1 gmwffwf-g1--M'-avi, W ie-M2-' 22' W . , ,.,, . 1'ufzex,. 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W V A .,,,, It lk 'gg' M f ,mm -fl 1 ' Y K ' l V ' W i t'- Q., , N yr Wow' Chokedee Dean', Navigamool from Thailand enjoyed living with the Nunleys for his year in Hereford. He likes the mutual understanding with the people, and he also learns a lot about America and the Texan way even though it is a lot different from his country. Jack Nunley, Helen Nunley, Gerald, Dennis, and Lita are listening to AFS song played by Dean. chance owwtcw As one of the quarterbacks of the White- face team Marsh Pitman is truly an attribute to H.H.S. Not only in football, in which he received All District Honorary Mention, but also in basketball and golf. Marsh also serves the student body as an active member of the Student Council and Key Club. Proof of Karen Bain's scholastic ability is evident as she has been an active member of National Honor Society for the past three years. She was a winner in the Science Fair as a junior both in Hereford and Amarillo. Always a willing assistant, she has served as a Teacher's assistant and an Office Aid. As one of the Co-Editors of the uliound- Up,', Laurel Davis has been kept busy. Keeping school spirit high has been a goal for Laurel as she is a Senior Captain of the Pep Squad and a member of the Drill Team. Laurel also manages to find time to be active in Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society, and TACH which she serves as vice-president. Laurel was also chosen Most Intellectual Girl of H.H.S. l'QI ssse .rr atudeww fam 70403 7050 Proof of scholarship and character is evident in Steven Dzuik. Besides being the National Merit Scholar, Steven is a capable president of National Honor Society. His various activities include Key Club, Football, and Choir. Not only is he known as the Most Intellectual Boy at H.H.S., he also is known to have a great voice because of his role as Marryin' Sam in the musical Lil Abnerf, In the role of General Bullmoose, in the musical Lil Abnerf, Bob Nelson did an excellent job of acting just as he has done in various plays throughout high. school. In school, Bob displays excellent leadership as he is president of A Capella, Vice-president of Forensic and secretary of National Honor Society. He also serves the school by being an active member of Thespians and Student Council. Www! 600016 and Energy and charm always abound with Jane Zinser, who has promoted school spirit as a Senior captain of the Pep Squad and as a member ofthe Drill Team. She is active in Student Council, FTA, and National Honor Society of which she is vice- president. As a member of A Capella Choir, she was chosen treasurer. This past summer she was elected Girl's State Representative. All her various activities combined to make Jane as the lVlost Versatile Girl of H.H.S. Leadership abounds from Paul Hendon as he is president of the Student Council and also of the Key Club. Paul has been a leader out on the football field which earned him the honor of All District, Second Team. Paul also is active as a golfer. His fine leadership qualities and overall personality combined to make Paul the ideal lVlr. H.H.S. An active member in school affairs, Laquita Robinson keeps up with whatis happening as editor of the Whiteface.,, As a member of Pep Squad, she strives to keep school spirit high. Laquita is also an active member in the National Honor Society. ea, to mat ma Leading the newly formed Pep Squad this year, Betty Hodges found herself occupied constantly with the duties of Head Captain. Along with this, she worked with the Student Council Executive Committee and served the Choir as their Secretary. Added to her already busy schedule, she found time to he active in FHA, National Honor Society and Tri-Hi-Y. Her unbounded energy and hard work was a key factor why Betty was chosen Miss H.H.S. by the student body. er was proof of Santry Rush s great bass voice Not has he proved lumself to be a fine musician ln A lla but he has also proved himself to be an essential ln the Mighty Herd football and basketball teams, as a member of the All District Football team. Saniry serves the school as a member of the Student Council cutlve Committee and as Senior Class President. This summer Santry was a representative to-Boyis State. ll wonder that Santry was chosen as the Most atlle Boy at H.H.S. Protraying Lil Abner in the annual musical, Lil e 1 . 1 3 - Deland 65446-Sz. elezgl gale- fm. ?e99g Scmunew - Sz. weary mm -Suu: Taq .lynn .lgmmo -5 Wfaw Sue Weff-Sz. 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Safety, off. Tail- back, All-Dist. Hon. Men. , , i ma .. ... 4-,rg ,, ',,, . ,,,tN,, .. ,,:: V r Bentley Coleman- 5 Iii 2 h f :,' 'I,' :'. Sr- Off- Tackle , ' T l l ff,,, 'l'-' ,',, HEREFORD 13 PAMPA 9 After last yearls loss to Pampa, the mighty Herd came to put sparkle in the faces of the Whiteface rooters as they tromped the Harvesters, 13-9. A bulldozing offense which moved the ball on a 70 yard drive for a TD, a punt return of 48 yards, and a defense which was determined to make use of the pigskin for its own purposes proved to he the key factors in the victory. Marsh Pitman raced 8 yards for the first TD. The second half rolled around with little change. Pampa punted and the Herd started their drive on their own 31. Ward and Wagner rammed time after time for first downs until Wagner struck paydirt from two yards. The PAT failed, hut the Herd was far -enough in the lead to hold their first victory. a W-nik, mx dm, 2 Players of the Week John Seiver Jen-y Tyler Players of the Week Alan Wagner John Martin Ween at ' ' flldffe had dame HEREFORD 3 PLAINVIEW 21 A one man destruction crew by the name of David Wooley wrecked havoc for 60 minutes Friday night and when the dust cleared, a pack of Bulldogs were enjoying a 21-3 win over the Whitefaces. Herefordis offense seemed to come alive momentarily after taking the Plainview kickoff as they drove to the opposite .end of the field to the Plainview 20. John Frank Martin boomed the ball through the goal for a field goal and a 7-3 score. This was the only score for the ,faces all night. Plagued by interceptions and fumbles, the Herd had trouble holding the Bulldogs in the first half. But the Herd came back with vigor and held the Bulldogs the entire half. The score ended 21-3 with the Whitefaces on the losing end. back, All-Dist. Second team. center left: Saniry Rush-Sr. End, All-Dist 2nd team, All W.T. Academic Team. center right: David Paetzold-Sr. Linebacker All-Dist., All South Plains, All State. upper left: Paul Hendon-Sr. QB, Def. Half- 1 Www! em zeaewwtdaw HEREFORD 20 SEMINOLE 0 The Whitefaces trounced the Indians Fri- day night, 20-0, avenging the 7-6 loss to the Indians last year. Hereford, thrash- ing the host Indians in every department were bothered with slippery fingers again throughout the first half, losing the ball on two occasions on fumbles and having one pass intercepted. Seminole had their share of troubles with the stingy Herd de- fense as they allowed them only 54 yards on the ground and 96 via the pass route. Alan Wagner led the Whiteface offense in rush- ing as he accumulated 80 yards on 15 carries. Rich- ard Lyons, on a sweep, carried the ball over for the first score, John .Mar- tin bulled his way over from I0 yards out for the second score. Ricki Ward carried it over for the final TD with 25 seconds remaining on the clock. Rush added the point after for the final 20-0 score. Players of the Week John Martin Richard Lyons top left: Percy Mays-Sr. End top right: Rodney Dearing-Sr Fnd All Dist 2nd team. center: Mike W31:tCS-JT. QB Def Halfback All-Dist. 2nd team. bottom: Woody Woodward-Sr F nd Back All-District ,wake wp, Www! Mew dw! cum Tackle Def. End center left: Alan Wagner-Jr Tailback HEREFORD 15 PHILLIPS 6 Plagued hy a faulty passing game throughout the first half, the Hereford Whitefaces finally got their running game to produce as they clipped the visiting Phillips Blackhawks, 15-6. Little Richard Lyons, the Whitefaces' 145-pound running hack, accounted for both of the Whiteface scores, while Jerry Tyler was on the receiving end of a two point conversion pass from quarterback Marsh Pitman and booter Santry Rush added a point after kick. A defensive struggle then took place in the final few minutes of the game, but the Herd managed to ice the gameover good, ending the scoring at 15-6. Players of the Week Ricki Ward David Paetzold t op - Greg Whitaker-Sr. center right: Pat Betzen-J r. Walden! ' ,b 4 Weed fam dw! ca meme top: Tommy Stoy-Sr. Back center left: John Seivers-Sr. Guard, All-Dist., 2nd team. center right: Steve Whitaker-Sr. Guard, All-Dist., Hon. Men. HEREFORD 14 DALHART 0 Offensive ball control, along with the running of senior running hack Paul Loerwald, who accounted for both White- face TD 's enabled the Herd to gain a hard fought win over the determined Dalhart Wolves, 14-0. Control of the ball for the Whitefaces, coupled with their steadfast defense, allowed the Wolves possession of the ball for an unofficial 39 offensive plays while the Herd held the ball for an unofficial 81 plays. Loerwald tacked the first Whiteface score on the board in the second quarter with only 25 seconds remaining in the second half to give the 'faces a 7-0 halftime lead. Runs hy flames Head, Lyons, Ward and Loerwald drove the hall to the one and then Loerwald carried it over for the second Whiteface TD. Rush added the PAT and this was the final score of 14-0. Player of the Week Paul Loerwald 2 amanda aut dw 614.5 cada 064671 641 top: Keith Duncan-Sr. End, Back. center left: Steve Jones-Sr. Center, 2nd All-Dist. center right: Herbert Lovan- Guard. HEREFORD 13 CANYON 0 Offense puts the scores on the hoard, but it's the defense that wins the games. At Whiteface field amid Homecoming festivities, it was both that gave the locals a hard-fought 13-0 win over the stubborn Canyon Eagles in both teams' district openers. Herefordls defense, which has shined in every game this year, did not fail the offense this time as they allowed the visitors only two first downs, one on a penalty and the other via a pass in the second half. With 2:28 left in the third quarter, Hereford put themselves in the winners role to stay when on the first play from scrimmage at their own 46, junior QB Mike Wartes unloaded a scoring pass to end Woody Woodward. Seven plays later, it was the Whitefaces again when back Ricki Ward broke free and scampered for the touchdown behind the perfected downfield blocking. For the remainder of the game, it was Hereford's defense all the way as they held the Canyon team. Players of the Week Rodney Dearing Woody Woodward Wad ,beamed wclw na fluke HEREFORD 9 PERRYTON 8 The Whitefaces, trailing 8-2 with four minutes of play left on the score- board clock, rallied behind the passing game of QB Mike Wartes and the play calling of Sr. Marsh Pitman to edge the persistant Rangers 9-8. After jumping out to a 2' point lead, the Herd waited until 4:01 was remaining on the clock to begin their decisive drive. They began on the 34, then Wartes hit end Woody Woodward for 15 yards and the ball was at the Hereford 48. A screen pass to back Ricki Ward picked up a first down at the Perryton 41. Hereford then went to the air and found J eff Loerwald in the clear at the 21. After failing of two passes, a 13-yard gain was picked up on a come-hack pass to Woodward again. With the ball resting on the eight yard line and slightly over a min. left to play, a pitch out to Ward carried the pigskin to the two yard line, and Pitman went across for tieing touchdown. Santry Ruch then added the PAT for the winning point. 7 Players of the Week Saniry Rush Tony Gorman top: Jimmy Clark-Sr. Guard. center left: Dan Gorman-Jr. All-Dist. Hon. Men. center right: Mike Higgins-Sr. Tackle bottom: Marsh Pitman-Sr. QB, A Hon. Men. Players of the Week Greg Whitaker David Paetzold Securing apnea copevwla 4 9- 0 HEREFORD 49 MULESHOE 0 It was a run-away, not much of a football game. The Hereford Whitefaces mauled the hapless Muleshoe Mules 49-0, and kept the Mules from the scoreboard for the eighth straight time this year as they have failed to score even a single point. Jeff Loerwald, Ricki Ward, Eugene Suttle, David Paetzold, James Head, Richard Lyons, Tom Timberlake, Mike Wartes and Woody Woodward all had a hand in the scoring pie. Loerwald kicked two conversion points and a field goalg Ward scored one toucbdowng Suttle scored one TDQ Paetzold scored two six point- ersg Lyons ran for one TDg Gorman kicked one point afterg Wartes was on the receiving end of 34-yard pass play for a TD and Woodward kicked a point after. The win brought the Herdis record to seven wins and one loss for the year and a 3-0 district mark. top right: Charles Black-J r. Tackle. center right: Harold Schmucker-J r. End. center left: Gary Lemons-J r. Linebacker, All-Dist. Hon. Men. bottom right: John Richard Sparks-Jr. End, Linebacker. l Fw ' ae I -141414 fide, W aielfczceed qfafwew top right: Neil Duncan-Sr. Center. center left: Donnie McDermitt-Jr. Guard. center right: Steven Dzuik-Sr. Center. bottom: Johnny Wall-Sr. Tackle, All-Dist. Hon. Men. HEREFORD 48 TULIA 8 The powerful Whitefaces were making sure they were well on their way to a title game with the Dumas Demons as they heat the Tulia Hornets, 48-8, in Tulia. Needing the Win as much as they wanted it was evident from the opening kickoff for the Whitefaces, as they took the pigskin on their own 31 yard line and marched in seven plays for a TD. For the next score Richard Lyons traveled 46 yards and then took the hand-off and went across for the 2 point conversion. With 52 seconds left in the half, Paul Loerwald went over for a TD to end the score at half, 20-0. During the fourth quarter, QB Mike Wartes executed a jump pass to Rodney Dearing for the final TD. Johnny Wall kicked the extra point to end the score at 48-8. Players of the Week Tom Timberlake Ricki Ward dwz alma lewd cicmce at 7-141414 6106006 HEREFORD 6 DUMAS 21 The mighty Whitefaces again fell subject to the Dumas jinx as the Demons took the district crown. Hereford won the toss and the works began. The Herd did their best to hold the powerful Demons, but at the end of the half, Dumas was in the lead, 14-0. During the second half Hereford got a break when Jerry Tyler re- covered a Dumas fumble. The drive began and several plays later Marsh Pitman went over from the one for the only Whiteface TD. The Herd ran into difficulty and were not able to score again, but not before stopping several Dumas drives. The clock ran out on the Herd with final score, 21-6. Ricki Ward-J r. Fullback, A11- 2nd team. Def. Halfback. J eff Loerwald-Jr. Def. Eugene Suttle-Soph. 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Wad alumna 7756 Wwnela douche Santry Rush-two year letterman forward Marsh Pitman-three year letterman forward HEREFORD 74 TULIA 60 The Whitefaces opened the district race with a 74-60 victory over the Tulia Hornets. With only a slim lead of 28-27 at the half, the determined Herd widened the lead to a finalrsix points. By shooting accurately and consuming time, the Hereford eager did not give Tulia a chance. Junior Mike Wartes led the Herd in scores with 28 points. TULIA 53 HEREFORD 73 Starting the second round on a good note, the Whitefaces came through again with a 73-53 win over Tulia. The Herd maintained a large lead on the Hornets throughout the entire game with Gary Lemons scoring 16 points. ew! 4706654 md! pew an Percy Mays-two year letterman, center Denny Hicks-one year letterman, center HEREFORD 53 PERRYTON 48 Taking their second win, the Whitefaces beat the Perryton Rangers, 53-48. The Herd kept a good lead over the Rangers all through the game. Wartes scored the most with twenty points. PERRYTON 70 HEREFORD 61 The Herd traveled to Perryton to try for another victory. Even though the Whitefaces worked hard, the Rangers pulled ahead of the Hereford cagers. As the buzzer sounded the score was 70-61. Santry Rush led the Herd in scores. Weed fella ta de ecmqan gczgfea Mike Wartes-one year letterman, guard i CANYON 69 HEREFORD 50 The Canyon Eagles swooped down on the Whitefaces keeping a lead throughout the game. With only a slight deficit of 33-29, the Herd rested during half time. But the Eagles were not through playing. As the clock stopped the ,Faces experienced their first loss in district play of 69-50. Wartes hit the net the most with thirteen points. HEREFORD 67 CANYON 76 Playing on home ground, the Herd fought to overpower the Canyon Eagles. The Whitefaces stayed close to the Eagles for the whole game. Gary Lemons scored the most. John Richard Sparks-one year letter- man, center Weed avenged ,Meacham 6044 Gary Lemons one year letterman guard Ieff Loerwald one year letterman guard MULESHOE 4-5 HEREFORD 41 In a heated game of basketball, the Herd pulled out front the first quarter, but the Mules soon pulled up beside the Whitefaces. It was neck-to-neck until the clock ran out with a 39-39 tie. In the three minute overtime, the Mules put the Herd under with the score 45-41. Denny Hicks was the top scorer. HEREFORD 68 MULESHOE 56 For the final home game, the Here- ford Whitefaces came through with a win of 68-56. Leading throughout the game, the Herd kept the lVlules down, but it was not until the fourth quarter that the 'Faces pulled ahead. Helping the Herd avenge the previous loss, Marsh netted twenty points to lead in scoring. Weed cache den Zia Uemaaa HEREFORD 61 DUMAS 55 For the Herd this game brought a needed win over the hated Dumas Demons. Keeping up the Whitefaee form, the cagers topped the Demons 61-55. Sharing the scoring lead were Rush, Pitman, and Wartes with thirteen points each. DUMAS 75 HEREFORD 56 In Demon territory, the Here- ford Whitefaees did not fare as well as previously. Being a little below normal, the Herd fell behind as Dumas pulled way ahead. Fighting to retrieve their lost position the Hereford cagers with a burst of energy lessened the gap in the fourth quarter with the score, 75-56. Jeff Loerwald took the honors of top scorer. Harold Schmucker-one year letterman, forward J oh n M c N ey-one year letterman, guard 344 hella!! cwfda mwzifez . 5. .aj Za 775 fabovej The Drill Team, a part of Pep Squad, performed several routines during half time at the basketball games. fboth leftj For the Dumas pep rally the Pep Squad presented prizes to the boy voted to have the ugliest legs and the one with the prettiest. John Richard received a pair of panty hose and a razor for the UGLIEST legs. Gary Lemons got a bright red gamer to wear on his pretty legs. Z4 mm-74 Zaeaea Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford The junior Varsity players are Lester Mays, Cliff Herring, David Myers, John McNey, Larry Roberts, Ralph Waits, Dana Rush Billy Bob Taylor, Rudy Gonzales, and Joe Ramirez. ' Wcmailq f 4 7 464400 f Junior Varsity Schedule 35 Amarillo 89 36 Tascosa 44 33 Caprock 80 23 El Paso 75 43 Perryton 57 74 Littlefield 38 47 Adrian 51 35 Claude 70 60 Levelland 52 63 Dimmift 51 94 Littlefield 35 82 Estacado 51 69 Seminole 36 59 Clovis 72 71 Levelland 46 64 Tulia 49 63 Perryton 49 51 Canyon 69 51 Muleshoe 53 50 Dumas 49 50 Tulia 59 77 Perryton 56 48 Canyon 54 54 Muleshoe 48 29 Dumas 61 ' 64014 524054 KM next gem . for the B Team are Jim Monroe, Jerry Sparks, Bruce Barrett, Charles Ross, Dennis Goheen, David Hicks, Suttle, Charles Allison, David Spain, Rod Hopson, and Steve Leasure. Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford B 32 55 50 41 46 62 56 32 44 47 52 33 39 Team Schedule Canyon 69 Keyes 67 Amstead 44 Dalhart 47 Friona 25 Clovis 60 Dimmitt 78 Dimmitt 75 Canyon 28 Canyon 45 Canyon 32 Canyon 34 Canyon 24 71466 i iii E 7754164 1970 7 ,-41ml 8' 4-25 X9 584400 feaellawd 'Wewefozd l4aocvull4 'ga 'agen 96464646 Wee 2 eqioamfl We S mu Wee: plauwcew Z e ij 1 .itll JJ' 1970 Track Team ZZ aw! effaww aw We had af Zgezfeczm Coaches-Briscoe, Wartes, N arrel Distance-Lee Aguilar, Johnny Hernandez, Owen Dull, Jimmy Jobe, George Fuller, Percy Mays. M1 Milers-Hector Rodiquez, Charles Allison, Ralph Waits, Jay Henderson, Micky Guinn, Mike Graver. top-Discus: john Page, Tony Gorman, Charles Ross. Shot Put: John Frank Martin, Richard Sierra, Tony Gorman, Alberto Garza. above-Pole Vault: Billy Bob Taylor. Broad Jwnp: George Fuller, Rex Coleman. High Jump-Ralph Waits, Lester Mays. .lang ma wwe 9043 af W Sprinters-Mickey Brisendine, Ricli Ward. C - A '17, gk -sw , . xr ,, fu, A , -.-..4f .- - The 1970 Baseball Team W . Coaches-David Bornstein and Fred Unshaw game on 6 wx ,A .V WS amd' va ..,, I .. www. +, I L.:-A ly, , X L kkk. In v - f fy-bi YYIL 'V 'f ,s -1 ' 44 , , ,Q , , - . . tpwglaw , r,0 Wy - '- ' x 5 1 1 Paul Loerwald-Outfield Keith Duncan-Infield Tommy Stoy-Catcher, Infield fetufmdng Zerfewww Judd Zacbfawe of Ze '70 team Kevin LaFleur-Pitcher J eff Lo erwald- Pit cher, Infield ' MM ewdowdaam Za de agenda! Alan Wagner-Pitcher, Infield, Outfield Chris Dziuk-Outfield Harold Shmueker-Catcher, Infield First year Sophomore members are: Tommy Estrada, Eugene Suttle, Steve Clark, Rudy Gonzales, Louis Baros, Sammy Ogan, Neil Mo- Andrews, Frank Bezner, and David Spain. ew apiamafzea W I I u I gh 4-9- M 1 1970 sazmze 20 27 6 is 20? ,3 I0 I7 Members of the Varsity Golf team included: Paul Hendon, Dana Rush, Wayne Stoerner, Marsh Pitman, James Jorde, and John McNey fleftj Coach Holmes is always ready to give a helping hand, this is his first year to coach the H.H.S. team. W! aww data action, , Paul Hendong Sr. Wayne Stoenerg Sr Marsh Pitmang Sr. James Jordeg Soph. 'di ' , , . W0 aczwclzfq Brent Combsg Soph. M' ,A , i. 4 in iwf' finffwffikiiniffs i Y' Y ' 7 2 77 VLAV V 'V 1333254593 ,W I J' 7 W vzniffvt ' W zz 'Q ,A ,ff I9 70 Sadedwle f4 f 761 I2 ldzflefdeld f7el. I6 Window ' ?ed. 21 Wea 7em4 ,i ii 7awwecf an 2 c aaa! ' 4 77lfaeZn t ' .fi -fg,:., ,, ,-f- 7 ww mv f .M -.fm EE. 31. 'Z Wwwdtq fam debt ' Sara Bell, Melody Ott fcapt.l,Kathy Jagles, Yvonne Merrill, Deborah Clark fcaptj, Betty Reddell. Melody Ott, spiker Betty Reddell, set-up Sara Bell, Spikey Deborah Clark, Kathy Jagles, sp Yvonne Merrill, Wmd weak, clelezminalchn, and die dewze facade chzmczfwg die 7770 Wafkzha Samoa I V fad and 5 Zeczm Wwlfeqlali 4666 . Junior Varsity: Lisa Ragsdale, Connie Banium, Susie Sebastian fcaptj, Kathy Crist, Bonnie Walker fmagrj, Cynthie Short fcaptj, Tina Flores, Jeannie Coffin. Sophomore team: Ruby Perkins, Helen Broman, Linda Hallows, Darla Springer, Marsha Tiefel fcaptj, Nancy Graves fcaptj, Becky Anderson, Janice Marnell, Kathy Koozer. Mrs. Laughlin, coach eww ' we 24745, The members of the 1970 tennis team are: David Cupell, Judy Robinson, Elizabeth Gandy, Richard Dixon, Lynne Irunon, Cathy Emerson, Arme Frye, Sue Robinson, and Janet Ashley Self. Coach for this yearls team is Steve Thomas, at right. 7evm6a 64. . 3 opml 4 at 34745. Son-wzn-umHSHznr COPA -ll.. -4 1 1 1 1 Y N 0b'l C 47 4 ZOH4PI4MHZHZUP 0 0 1 and .SGAGGZ 'gawwl ROY HARTMAN Superintendent School Board members are left to right: HUGH CLEARMAN, HILARY AVEN, ED LOERWALD, RAYMOND WHITE, LOWELL SHARP, A. T. MIMS M.D., and 0. W. PARRIS. BOB HOLMAN Assistant Superintendent TOM HARKFY Special Semces BILL PHILLIPS Secondary Coordinator p . . feng on This year HHS welcomed a new image named Jerry Don George. His out- standing leadership and willingness to work with the students has proven his ability as principal. Stressing school unity, his enthusiasm was oonta- gious to everyone. His ideas reflected by the co- operative spirit of the students, Mr. George has become one of HHS' finest assets. l X Mr. George and Mr Mnmnerlyn contemplate a daily problem e6Z77fcmaez ii 1 fx ft' .1 1' I X x X MARGARET CRAIG Secretary 2444. . . ,, 'w Serving his second year as assistant principal, Keith Munnerlyn has kept the school and students run- ning smoothly. Despite his strict discipline, he has gained the respect and admiration of all HHS students. JANIEY ANTHONY Homemaking ll Q 4 4 Home and Family Living RENE BATARD l E FrenchI,II RAY BARBER Algebra II, Trig, Analysis, Physics i MAARKI BEBLIS Reading Improvement, Related Math MARGARET BELL English ll, III DAVID BORNSTEIN Physical Science, Biology, Coach BILL BRISCOE Govemment, Coach EDDIE BERRY Health, P.E., Metals I, II General Drafting COLLEEN BILLINGSLEY English IV, V DOROTHY BRINK English II, IV JO ED CUPELL Algebra II, Geometry KATHRYN COPE Typing 1, II Middle right- WALTER BRYAN Vocational Director JOHN CLAYPOOL English II, Speech, Drama, Aero-Space Science BILLYE BUCK Westem Society, World History BILL DEVERS Choir Middle left- LARRY DIPPEL World History, Health, P.E., Coach RODNEY GORDON Geometry, Algebra I, II JOAN FUSTON Comparative Political Science, Govemment BEN GOLLEHON Band X MARVIN HUNTER Printing Trades G. C. GRAVES D.E. I, II DAISY HUNTSIN GER Chemistry, Geometry Middle Right JOHNNY GRIGGS Business Law Texas History Bookkeeping DON HOOPER Related Math, English III Geometry ' ...rr g . Q ws X wlfinge . CAROLYN KERBEL Health, P.E., Tennis Middle left MIKE K1 NG American History History of Western Thought LOIS LAUBI-IAN German I, II CHARLOTTE LAUGHLIN P.E., Health, Volleyball, Driver,s Ed MAL MANCHEE U.l.L., American History PAT McDONALD V.O.E. BILL McDOWELL Auto Mechanics BETTY MERCER English II RON NIAYBERRY P.E., Health, Biology Coach B. F. McDOWELL Building Trades BILL N ARREL American History, World History l SUE PAINTER Related Math, Algebra I JUDITH MILLER American History World History Government Middle left BILL PENN Round-up, Whiteface, English III IVIOZELLE NEILL Librarian 604 4676 ' MARIE RATCLIFF Rngnsh III, IV Middle right JESS ROBINSON Ag III, IV ACPT sm A HARVEY PENNER Power Mechanics Drafting RICHARD ROBINSON Ag II DOROTHA PROWELL Homemaking II, III HECT JUNE RUDD School Nurse ROSEMARY SHACKLEFORD Typing 1, Shorthand HELEN ROSE Latin I, II Middle left TOMMY ROSSIN Biology BILL STOCKTON Electrical Trades ALVIN SMITH ICT I, II Middle right DAVID TREADWELL DE. Lab BRYON TERRELL Vocation Rehabilitation dwdlffaddluczfcll . , . VANNA BELLE THU RLOW Cosmetology FRED UPSHAW Govemment, coach, American History Plc THOMPSON English 111 ILENE YOUNG Spanish I, II Art Middle left CLIFTON ZWEIACHER Crafts I, II Woodworking I General Shop LARRY WARTES Government, Head Coach 'HR ANN WARWICK Data Processmg ELIZABETH WILLS VOE Lab Zwwdm Maw ROBERT THOMPSON WILMA BRADDY Counselors for H.H.S. this year are Mrs. Tommy Braddy and Mr. Robert Thomp- son. Among their many other duties, they help the students in setting up schedules, choosing colleges, and ad- minister aptitude tests. Counselors, Assistant SUE MORRIS Top Left MR. HARVEY ROWLAND Custodian Left MRS. HARVEY ROWLAND Custodian Middle Left MRS. CLIFFORD SMITH Dietician 1 ! The cafeteria ladies work diligently each day making hot homemade rolls for hungry school kids. Standing L. to R.: PAULINE ADAMS, LENORA PIERSON, ALTHEA FIELDER, ADELE SEIVER, LA COIZ EVANS, DES- SOREE STOWERS, IRETTA HEWITT, DOROTHY OHLIG, GWEN TYLER. Seated L. to R.: MARTHA BRAD- FORD, OMA RAY, NORA LAWHON, GRACE SANDERS, CAROLINE HAGAR, LEONA SOWELL, PEGGY CLARK. 1 ' 64 MMM V x O IDI' VD FIM VJ MJ, ,, 1 nf- v k rg f' Q I W i Q 'ff -40 N. K, I fi- f .T17 - 5 '50 ' Q W m x ,Q , viz K - f w g ,f , '. ,, 1 fx sg W qiffjfirf fa 4 fl 'Q 14 K K, ,.1- . am6ZZe -fcmqleq - eozezfcmq , 2 , N , Q ' DIANA ADAMS 3 FHA 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Parl. 4, Tri-Hi-Y ' 2,3,4, Chap. 3, OEA 4, Pres. 4, Forensics 3,4, Sec. 3,4, Y. H. Little Sister 4. GILBERT ALANIZ BILL AMARO Transfer from Alamogordo, New Mexico, DECA. , ELIN ANDERSON AFS Student, FHA 4, Thespians 4, L'il Abnern 4, Stu. Coun- 4, Band ANDERSON GILBERT ARELLANO KAREN BAIN 2 3, DECA 4, Pres. 4, VICA 2,3. FHA 2,34 NHS 2,3749 Volleyball 2,33 iz, Bsssbsu 2,3. Varsity 3, Tssch. Assist. 3, Off. Assist. 4. RANDY BARRETT VICA 3,4. OLINDA BAIRD FHA 2,3,4, Pep Squad 4, Drill Team 4, Choir 4. ELQY BAROS VICA 2.3. TERRY BATTEY Transfer from Sheridan, Wyoming, VICA 3, DECA 4. KELLY BARBER Transfer from Friona 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Thcspians 4, Thespians, Play 4, Band 3,4. HAROLD BARRETT VICA 3,4, V. Pres. 3, Sec.-Treas. 4. JACK BEASLEY FFA 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Red Cross 3. ZLISE BEENE LILIA BENAVIDEZ land 2,3, Forensics 3,4, Indi- idual 3,4, Editor 4. DOLORES BETZEN Choir 2, TACH 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Pep Squad 4, Capt. 4, Coun. Assist. 4, Lib. Assist. 4, Nurses Assist. 3, Sr. Fav. RU. 4. SANDY BETZEN Choir 2, TACH 2,3,4, Pink Angel 2,3, VICA 3.4. V Pres. 4. DEBRA BOWERS FHA 2, Choir 2, A Capella 3,4, Pep Squad 4, Lib Assist. 3,4. ANK BRAVO PAT BRINKMAN CA 2,3. A Capella 2,3,4, Football 2. 4 i arm uw 'Q I 'i iff? emlaw ,efcm an MICKEY BRISENDINE Track 2,3,4. LAWRENCE BRORMAN FFA 2,3,4. BARBARA BROWN EARL BROWN FFA 2,4, VICA 3,4. Zamamow, TOMMY BROWN FFA 2,3,4, VICA 3,4. DEBRA BUECHLER LAWRENCE BURGES Coun. Assist. 3, Teach. Assist. 34 , . P Q' 4 1 5 ' ' A 1 , ,ff ,Z as A , P A P P ,MM A A ww .X . 5 1 A 1., X A A H ' 1, x , x ki H. . .. . , Q I F 5' P V s JERRY CAMPBELL PAM CAMPBELL K., STEVE CARROTHERS CARMEN CASTANEDA Forensics 3,4-, NHS 3,4, Mid- summer Nightis Screamw 4, Golf 2,3, Aud. Vis. 4, Teach. Assist. 4, DECA 3,4. JOHN CANTU HBH Ahnerw 4' BRENT CAVINESS JIMMY CHRISTIE WCA 344, V1CA'SWh0,SWh0 3- FFA 2,3,4, Lone star Farmer, state Basketball 2' Key Club 3'4, And' Vis' Progressive Farmer, State Santa Fe 4' Railroad Award 4, Sec. 4, Dist. Sec. - 4: DEBORAH CLARK Volleyball 3,4, Cheerleader 4, Home- coming Queen Cand. 4, Most Beauti- ful Cand. 4. LONNY COFFEY Band 2, ACPT 3,4., Key Club 2,3,4, Football 2. DONNA COKER FHA 2, Band 2,3,4f, Stage Band 4, TACH 2,3,4, Thespians 4, Midsummer Nightas Screama, 4, L,il Abnerv 4. BENTLEY COLEMAN FFA 2,3,4, Key Club 4, Red Cross 4, Aud. Vis. 4. MAROLYN COLLIER Choir 2, OEA 4. JIMMY CLARK Hi-Y 2, NHS 2,3,4, FFA 2,3,4, Rep, 3, Key Club 3.4, Football 2,3,4, Bas- ketball 2,3, L'i1 Abner 4., PATRICIA COLLIER PAT COOPER Band 2,3,4, V. Pres 2, All-Region 2,3, Stu. Coun. 4, NHS 3,4, 'I0kla- homa 3. RICKY CORDOVA CATHY CHRIST Volleyball 3.4. E 'Ulu-' N CRUME JULIA DAVIS Cross 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, T1-i-Hi.Y 2, FHA 2, Stu. Coun. 2,3, 3,4, OEA 4, V0l1eYbH11 MET- Red Cross 2,3, Band 2,3, DECA 4, Lib. Assist. 3, Off. Assist. 3, Teach. Assist. 3. LAUREL DAVIS Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, TACH 2,3,4, See. 3, V. Pres. 4, NHS 3.4, Pep Squad 4, Capt. 4, Drill Team 4, Round-up 2,3,4, Co-editor 4, Individual 3, Stu. of Month 3, Teach. Assist. 4, Most In- tellectual 4. TOMMY DAVIS Aud. Vis. 4. PEGGY DEAS Stu. Colm. 2,3,4, Spirit Com. Chair. 3.4, Exec. Com. 3, Thespians 4, Homecoming Att. 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Cheerleader 4. RICHARD DICKSON Transfer from Friona 3, Band 3,4, Tennis 3,4. REESE DAWSON VICA 3,4. ,IANA DENTON Band 2,3,4, All-Region 2,3, All- State 3, Stage Band 4, NHS 3.4, :'Oklahoma 3, Lil Abnern 4. PHILLIP DILLER RODNEY DEARING Football 2,3,4, Track 2. CARMEN DIAZ JAMES DRISKJLL sm. Colm. 2,3, DECA Vis. 4. 3, Aud DUNCAN 2,3,4, Aud. Vis. 4. AN DURHAM ransfer from Hurst 4, Stu. oun. 4, FTA 4, Pep Squad 4, rill Team 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, A apella 4, Party Chair. 4, Off. mist. 4. Club 3,4, Football 2,3,4, NEAL DUNCAN TERESA DUTTON FHA 2,3, OEA 4. JOHNEY DUPREE Transfer from Fort Worth 2, DECA 4, Aud. Vis. 3. STEPHEN DZI UK Key Club 3,4, NHS 2,3,4, Pres. 4, A Capella 2,3, Lib. 4, MOklah0ma,, 3, L'i1 Abnern 4, Football 2,3,4, Nat. Merit Scholar 4, Stu. of Month 2,3, Most Intellectual 4. HAL EASLY TOMMY EASTON BEKI EDELMON Red Cross 4, Aud. Vis. 3,4. JAMIE EDMONSON NHS 2,3,4, DECA 3, V. Pres. 3, OEA 4, Hist.-Rep. 4, Choir 2, Treas. 2, Volley- ball 2. IANICE EDWARDS Choir 2,3, OEA 4. JANET ELLIOTT Transfer from Dimmitt 4 FHA 4 OEA CTOR ESTRADA RHONDA FANNING KAY EULER Capella 2,3,4, Oklah0ma,, 3, Red Cross 3, Thespians 3, FHA 2,3,4, 'il Abner 4, Football 2. FHA 2,3, Band 2,3,4, Stage Band Hist. 4, HECT 4, Pep Squad 4. 4, L'il Abnera' 4. .WIS FETSCH JANET FRYE RUDY FLORES FA 2,3,4. FHA 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Choir 2, A Capella 3,4, Pep Squad 4, OEA 4, Parl. 4. JANICE GALLEY NHS 2,3, Choir 2, A Capella 3, OEA 4, Sec. 4, Teach. Assist. 3. CECILIA GAMEZ Band 2,3,4, Individual 4. . S avian -an cdcfdkaad gan! I I I DANNY GARCIA LOUIS GARCIA Band 2,3,4, VICA 3.4, Auto-Mech. Pres. 4. - AII if SIMONA GARCIA -- f 'F if , - ., :,,,, i' Jm Q we .. tx DECA 3,0EA 4. -- In-I .k'. I 'K . g 'vs i 4, E' .C ..,. f1I-I I ' 4 , 1 if L , WN Stu. Comm. 2,3,4, L11 Abner I , if, .Qs gf'-1 'O I g,,,fk. rs. mi Aud. Vis. 2,3. .,., I I F AAIA AA. ' -sms.-fs , 5 E f z .2 .-1'. l - .,'I ' A ' I if ii' iw x iii' il 'ii?,f114Q H ii? 'ff- DEBORAH GHOLSON FHA 2,3, V. Pres. 3, VICA 3,4, Off. Assist. 4. KAREN GILBERT Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Thespians 4, Pep Squad 4 Choir 2,3, A Capella 4, Oklahoma 3 i'IVIidsummer Nightis Screamw 4, Off. Assist 4. a daczfig czcccmqe wha! MIKE GILBERT Transfer from Rock Port, Missouri, NHS 3,4, Forensics 3, A Capella 3,4, Oklahoma,' 3. GARY GOHEEN Thespians 2,3,4, '6L'i.l Abner 4, Midsummer Night's Screamv 4, Coun. Assist. 4. DIANNA GOLDEN Choir 2, A Capella 3,4, Forensics 3,4, Thespians 4, FTA 4, Pep Squad 4, Drill Team 4, Oklahoma 3, '4L'il Abner: 4, 6'Midsummer Night's Scream 4. JOHNNY GOOCH ONY GORMAN LUIS GRIEGO FRANKIE GRIFFITH ootball 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, All- Teach. Assist. 4. ist. 3,4, All-S. Plains 3,4, All- tate Hon. Men., Sr. V. Pres. 4, . HHS RU. 4. GENE ANN GUYNES JOHN HAGAR PAUL HAMILTON Stu. Coun. 3, Football 2,3, Aud. Stu. Coun. 2, Band 2,3,4, VICA 4, Vis. 3. Sgt. of Arms 4, Football 2, 'SL,il CELINE HASCHKE Abnerl' OEA 4. CHRISTY HAIR Stu. Coun. 2, FHA 2,3, Round- up 2,3,4, Co-editor 4, Annual Queen Princess 4, Most Beautiful Cand. 4, Scat 4. JAMES HE AD Stu. Coun. 3, Football 2,3,4, All-Dist. 2nd Team 4, Track 2,3, Most Handsome Cand. 4. YLA HIGGINS MIKE HIGGINS Stu. Coun. 4, Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 4, NHS 3,4, Key Club 4, Football 2,3,4, 0klahoma,' 3, s'L'il Abnern 4, Stu. of Month 3. SID HENDERSON PAUL HENDON Stu. Coun. 3,4, Pres. 4, Key Club 2,3,4 Band 2,3, NHS 3,4, Pres. 4, Football 2,3,4, All-Dist,, 2nd Team 4, Basketball 2, Golf 2,3,4, jr. Pres. 3, jr. Fav. RU. 3, Mr. HHS 3. JOHNNY HERNANDEZ Band 2,3, Football 2, Track 3,4. DENNIS HICKS Stu. Coun. 4, NHS 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 4, All-Region 3, Oklahoma,' 3, L,i1Abnera, 4, Golf 2, Basketball 2,3,4. BETTY HODGES Stu. Coun. 2,3,4, Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3, Exec. Com. 2,3,4, Choir 2, Pres. 2, A Capella 3.4, See. 4, Pianist 3,4, FHA 2,3,4, Pianist 3,4, Girl of Month 3, NHS 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Pep Squad 4, H. Capt. 4, Drill Team 4, Stu. of Month 2,3, Soph. Fav. RU. 2, Jr. Fav. RU. 3, Miss HHS 4, uOklahomaw 3, Teach. Assist. 4. DEBORAH HODGES Band 2,3,4, Twirler 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, FTA 3, V. Pres. 3, Thespians 4, Sec. 4, 'QMidsummcr Nightls Screamw 4, E'L'il Abner 4, Teach. Assist. 4, Lib. Assist. 3. ROBERT HOLMES CONNIE HOOVER Stu. Coim. 3,4, Exec. Com. 4, Parl 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, FTA 3,4, FHA 2 NHS 2,3,4, Choir 2, A capeua 3,43 Pep Squad 4, '6L'il Abnerw 4, Homecoming Att. 2. MARSHA HORTON if LINDA HOUSE FHA 2,3, Choir 3,4, Pep Squad 4 Off. Assist. 4. BARBARA HUCKERT DEBRA HUDDLESTON MARY HUSMANN THA 2.3, 4th V. Pres. 3, Choir 2, VICA 334, Rgp, 3, Sec, 4, Teach 'X Capella 3.4, Thespians 4-, 'SOk- Assist- 4, Kllsomaw 3, L7i1 Abnerw 4, Off. ist. 4. GALEN ,I ACK FFA 2,3,4, Sent. 3, Adv. 4, Lone Star Farmer 3. BOBBYE JACKSON 1 J KAREN JESKO SOFIA JIMENEZ RANDY JONES FHA 2, DECA 3, OEA 4, Football NHS 2,3,4, Pep Squad 4. Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 4, Foot- Queen 4, ball 2,3, Golf 2,3,4. KENNETH JUSTICE STEVE JONES VICKIE KENDALL Band 2,3, Forensics 3,4 Okl Stu. COUII. 2, FFA 2 34 T 4 home! 3. FTA 2, Cho 2 A C p ll 3 4 State Farmer 3 K y Cl b 2 3 4 F t Pep Squad 4. ball 2,3,4, All-Dist. 2nd T 4 Wink of cel! de mee wfea eeaee knew die cweweze dine of all ef Zzeee wwe eeaee owned, S5655 deze me eeme wfm wee wfeq wie wma! Ze knew, wee daze ta leaf, Zeeuy new med dew we meet 7245 had ef mme ieee we eemee agen cmd new dee gene, fed Wlefwee T MARY KEYES NHS 2,,3,4, CEA 3,4, V. Pres. 3, Treas. 4, Forensics 3,4-. JO ANN KIMBALL VICA 3,4, Dlst. Hall' Styling Award 3, Volleyball 2. KLEUSKENS PHILIP KOENIG MARY JANE KRIEGSHAUSER 2,3, Stu. Coun. 2, Choir TACH 3. Choir 2, A Capella 3.4, Pep Squad 4 each. 4, Pep Squad 6gL,l.l AbHCf,, 4, COUI1. Assist. 41. Assist. 4. EVELYN KUPER FHA 2,3,4, Rec. Sec. 2,3, Red Cross 3, Teach. Assist. 3. W SUSAN KUYKENDALL CAIVHLLE LANGLEY Stu. Coun. 3, Band 2,3,4, See. 4, FTA 3,4, HL'il Abnerv 4, Sr. Sec. 4, Stu. of Month 2, Miss HHS RU. 4. CINDY LEA Band 2,3,4, All-Reg. 2, FHA 2,3,4, Sec. 2, Rep. 3, 4th V. Pres. 4, Sweetheart 3, FTA 2,3,4, Red Cross 2, TACH 2. RAY LEASURE JAMES LEE THERESA LEMUS Band 2,3,4, Mgr. 4, Football Mgr. 2, Hi-Y 2, Band 2, Red Cross 2,3,4, L'il Abnerg' 4. Parl. 4, Thespians 2,3,4, Pt. Kpr. 2, Oklah0ma,' 3, nlVIidsummer Night's Screamn 4, L'il Ahnerw 4, Aud. Vis. 4. ,EORNARD LINDEMAN EVA LISCANO ICA 3. PAUL LOERWALD Band 2,3, Key Club 3,4, Football 2,3,4, All-Dist. Hon. Men. 4, Baseball 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y Beau 4, Sr. Fav. RU. 4. DIANNE LONDON Red Cross 2,3, FHA 2,3, TACH 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Pep Squad 4, Teach. Assist. 4. HERBERT LOVAN Stu. Coun. 2, Football 2,3,4. KAY LYNN LYMAN Band 2,3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, Sr. Fav. 4. RICHARD LYONS Football 2,3,4, Tri-Capt. 4, All- Dist. 2nd Team 4, Track 2,3, FHA Beau 4, Per. K. RU. 4. JIMMY MADRIGAL VICA 3,4. LEON MADRIGAL VICA 3,4. DIOLANDA MARISCAL CARMEN MALOUF Stu. Coun. 2, VICA 3,4, Hist. 3, Treas. 4, FTA 4-, Thespians 4, Mid- summer Night's Scream 4. Ol X- -.,.,-were Q.. MARJORIE MANCHA DAVID MARNELL JOHN FRANK MARTIN Football 2, Aud. Vis. 4. Football 2,3,4-, Basketball 2, Track 2,3,4. A-SSE MARTINFZ DANNY MASSIF RON MATTHEWS Band 2,3,4, Mgr. 4, Stage Band 4 Basketball 3, 4'Oklahoma', 3, 5'L,il Abnerl' 4. l PERCY MAYS Soph. Fav. RU. 2, Per. K. 4. JOY MCCATHERN homa 3, ':L'il Abnerl' 4. l MIKE McCATHERN Band 2,3,4, stage Band 4. DEBORAH MCCUTCHEN FHA 2,3, Teach. Assist. 4. Band 2,3,4, All-Reg. 2,3, Pres. 4 Thespians 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4 . Stu. Coun. 2,3,4, Football 2,34 Basketball 2,3,4, Traclg 2,3,4, Reg Fin. 880 Yd. 2, c'L'i.l Abner' 4 Soph. Pres. 2, Stu. of Month 2 Band 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4, Stage Band 4, All-Reg. 2,3, 1st Chair State Band 3, State Orchestra 4, Okla GAYLE MCCUTCHEN MIKE MCWHORTER SUE MILLER Band 2,3,4, FHA 2,3, TACH 2,3,4, Transfer from Dallas 4, Key Club 4, TACH 2, Red Q1-055 2,3743 Foren- Choir 2,3,4, Hoklahom.-1 3, f'1fi1 Thespians 2,3,4, OEA 4. Golf 4. sics 4, Thespians 4, Individual 4, ANN MIMS ELVERA MUNIZ Almeria 4- FHA 2, TACH 2.3, Pep Squad 4, DAVID MUNOZ VICA 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Choir 4, Volley- ball 2, Coun. Assist. 4. I 2 ' xi , Q-A ----'f ' NOLFN JUANITA O BALLFJO DEBORAH MURRAY Transfer from Tennessee 3, Pep Squad 4, Coun. Assist. 4. CHOKEDEE NAVIGAMOOL AFS Student, Thespians 4, Stu. Coun. 4, L,i1 Abner 4, Round-up 4, Stu. of Month 4. MARY SUE NEFF Stu. Coun. 2, FHA 2,3, Choir 2, A Capella 3,4, Soph. Sec. 2, Soph. Fav. 2, Jr. Fav. 3, Stu. of Month 2, Annual Queen Princess 3, Homecoming Queen Att. 4, Per. Q. 4, '69 Honor Att. 3, Cheerleader 3,4, Off. Assist. 4. BOB NELSON Key Club 2, Hi-Y 2, A Capella 2,3,4, Pies. 4, All-Reg. 3, Forensics 3,4, V. Pres. 4, NHS 3,4, Sec. 4, Thespians 4, Stu. Coun. 4, Oklahoma 3, L,i1 Abnerw 4, Latin Play 3. JERRY ODOM A Capella 2, NHS 2,3, VICA Rep. 4, Football 2,3, Baseball 2,3, Whiteface 2,3. STEVE OLSON FFA 2,3,4, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4, Aud. Vis. 3,4. MICHAEL PADILLA J OE PAETZOLD FFA 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Stu. Coun. 3, Round-up 4. WANDA PARRACK VICA 3,4. GAIL ONSTEAD Transfer from Wichita Falls, Lib. Assist. 3. RUBEN PADILLA MELODY OTT VICA 3,4, Parl. 4, Volleyball 3,4 DAVID PAETZOLD FFA 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, All Dist. 3,4, All-S. Plains Hon. Men 4, Area Back of the Year Hon Men. 4, Track 2, Basketball 2. LARRY PAYNE FRANCIS PEREZ Basketball 2, Teach. Assist. 3,4-. DECA 4, V- Pres- 4- LUPE PEREZ Transfer from Lovell, Wyoming, FFA 2, VICA 3,4-. YOLANDA PESINA IULIA PESINA A MARSH PITMAN A Capella 2, Stu. Coun. 4, Key Club 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4 All-Dist. Hon. Men. 4, Basketball 2,3,4, All- Dist. 3, Track 2,3, Reg. 2, Golf 2,4-, Reg. 2. CANDIE POARCH FHA 2, Choir 2, TACH 4, Pep Squad 4, Coun. Assist. 3. BETTY REDDELL Volleyball 3,4. CISSIE REINAUER Thespians 3, Pep Squad 3, Lib. Assist. 3, Off. Assist. 4, Most Beautiful Cand. 4. RHONI RAGSDALE Transfer from Friona, DECA 3, FTA 4, A Capella 3,4, Pep Squad 4, Stu. Conn. 4, Oklahoma 3, 'gL'il Abneru' 4. JANIE REINART VICA 2, OEA 4. GARY RIDDLE STEVE RAY Transfer from Hillsboro, Foren- sics 3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Thespians 3,4, V. Pres. 4, White- face 4, 'SL'il Abner 4. JUANITA REINART TACH 2,3,4, Parl. 4, Pink Angel 2, DECA 4, Parl. 4. ROYCE RIGGIN Red Cross 2, VICA 3,4, Sgt. of Arms 4. Zlozeb cz an maze Zaweaame ccltdean, 1,4137 ROBISON BUDDY ROBERSON Football 2, VICA 3,4, A Capella 2,3,4, Oklahoma,7 3, 4'L'il Ahnerw 4. EDDIE ROBINSON Football 2, Track 2, VICA 3,4, V. Pres. 4. LAQUITA ROBISON FTA 2, NHS 3,4, Choir 2, Stu. Coun. 3, Pep Squad 4, Whiteface 3,4, Co-Ed. 3, Ed. 4, Live and Learn Quiz Team 2. CARMEN RODRIGUEZ DECA 3,4. GILBERT RODRIGUEZ DECA 3, Intramural Pres. 4. SANTRY RUSH Stu. Colm. 4, Exec. Com. 4, A Capella 2, 4, V. Pres. 4 Jr. V. Pres. 3, Sr. Pres. 4, Boys State 4, L'il Abner' 4, Most Versatile 4. ROSE MARY SALAZAR OEA 4, Red Cross 4. STEVE SANDERS Band 2,3,4, Golf 2,3,4. ...dia '74 like Za we... Football 2,3,4, All-Dist. 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Golf 2, cuddle die cache of wmwlezdaq 64, mee made of M, 7Zefze2z on few maze 8256044 4756! 725 6626 Za bww SARGENT caflzddge az tcm 726 like to 071044, A 2, VICA 3, DECA 4, Rep. 4, YNE SCHILLING MICHAEL SCHULTE RITA SCHUMACHER ,3,4,AUd- ViS- 3- FHA 2,3, Th p' ns 4, Band 2,3,4 Voice of D y Sp h 2. 3 2' JOANN SCIUMBATO FHA 2, TACH 3,4, Sec. 4. ANDY SCOTT Band 2,3,4, Mgr. 4, Stage Band 4, DECA 4, Football Mgr. 2, Track Mgr. 2, Aud. Vis. 3. JOHN SEWER Stu. Coun. 3,4, Key Club 4, Football 2,3,4, Sr. Fav. 4. Qulii' STEVE SHAW CYNTHIA SHORT MARILYN SMITH VICA 4, Rep. 4, Volleyball 3,4. TACH 3, Thespians 4, HMid summer Nightls Screamw 4 Coun. Assist. 3, Off. Assist. 4. ,,.cz ew maze mm Za ww 122 1 :., ,- . xAx - RHONDA STEWART FHA 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Hjst. 3, Pep Squad 4, Lib. Assist. 3. WAYNE STOERNER Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 4, 'SOklahoma 3, L'il Abner 4, Golf 2,3,4, S. Zone RU Medalist 3. TOMMY STOY FFA 3,4, Key Club 3,4, Treas. 4, Football 2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Aud. Vis. 4, Wbiteface 4, L,il Abnerw 4, Most Handsome Cand. 4. MILDRED STRAIN Choir 2,3, FHA 2,3, VICA 3,4. CORDELLA SUTTLE Band 2,3,4, Twirler 2,3,4, Thes- pians 4, NHS 3,4, '4Midsummer Nightas Screamn 4, L'il Abnerw 4. JANENE SUTTLE Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Pep Squad 4, Red Cross 4, Choir 2, A Capella 3,4, Oklahoma 3, HL,i1 Abner 4. 77ZcufZe wfaen '7'ae alone dz! 466, wen, 466 dleee 64 we 726 out 7 45655 ammo! um may vw we DANNY THOMPSON TIM THURMAN ANGIE TIJFRINA DECA 3,4 4 'ECA 3, Intramurals 4. RED TIJERINA HECTOR TIJERINA MARY JANE TIJERINA J TIMBERLAKE FRANK TORRES tball 233,45 A1l.D t 2 d Band 2,3, Teach. Assist 4 m 4 ' RUBFN TORRES TORRFS gut aa img cw loam deep ummlng 0 'ceezlew mem 7166 le, and Zzezeke ca few maze Zaaeaame cdzfdea Zia! 7'ae get to aee. 204 7714 Tween SABRA TRAWEEK Tri-l-li-Y 2,3,4, Stu. Coun. 3,4, FTA 2,3,4, Choir 2, Pep Squad 4, Bas- ketball Att. 2, Off. Assist. 4. JAN TREMBLE FHA 2, HECT 4, Off. Assist. 4. JO T ROTTER LINDA VOGEL Transfer from Keystone, Iowa, FHA 4, FTA 4, NHS 4, OEA 4, Pep Squad 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. SHIRLEY TURNER FHA 2,3,4, Pres. 4, HECT 4, Coun. Assist. 4. MARY ANN VOGLER Choir 2, A Capella 3,4, Volleyball 3 JERRY TYLER Key Club 2,3,4, VICA 3, Foot ball 2,3,4, All-Dist. 4, Tri-Capt 4, Track 2, Soph. Fav. 2, Jr. Fav 3. BONNIE WALKER FHA 2,3, Parl. 3, VICA 3,4, Pres 4, Volleyball Mgr. 4. 2464 of cw wana made dy goal cmd came Www ml! WALL KAY LYNN WARD A 2,3, Band 2,3,4, Football Band 2,3,4, Twirler 2,4, Stu. Coun. All-Dist. Hon. Men. 4. 3, OEA 4, Teach. Assist. 3. WARREN KEN WARREN Vis. El. FFA 2,3, VICA 4. KIRK WARD Thespians 4, VICA 4. STEVE WATSON Thespians 2,3,4, Football 2,3, Mid- summer Nightls Screamn 4. CHARLENE WEAVER FHA 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Pep Squad BRENDA WEDDEL FHA 2,3,4, Red Cross 4, Lib. As- sist. 2,3,4. 664 Uma mad wa an die mm diem lmackea Zeal and 966 5464 af we me made dy Qui in 764 01660606221 eye. Wow af we dat famed new awww! aiaafd Zack awww aan aiaafclme mee amd dwg die weak mea Za dim gear. 1 l JIMMIE WEDDEL JAN WEST JOHN WEST Red Cross 3, Lib. Assist. 3, DECA 4. VICA 3,4, S T 4 GRFG WHITAKER FFA 2, Key Club 3,4, Football 2,3,4. STEVE WHITAKER Key Club 2,3, Football 2,3,4, All- Dist. Hon. Men. 4. MARGARET ANN WILCOX Transfer from Oklahoma City, Ok- lahoma, Stu. Coun. 4, Thespians 4, FTA 4, Sec. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Mid- summer Nightis Scream 4, Pep Squad 4, Drill Team 4 KATHY WILLIAMS Y WINTER from Bakersfield, Cali- WORTHAN Q 4, Thespians 4, Individual WOODY WOODWARD Key Club 3,4, Sec. 4, Football 2,3,4, All-Dist. 4, Basketball 2, Track 2,3,4, Most Handsome Cand. 4. RONNIE WILLIAMS Band 2,3, VICA 3,4. DEBRA WILSON FHA 2,3, Thespians 4, FTA 4, Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 4, Lil Abner 4. 71: meg new M ww:-wedded 4444. Eau! 772 Kwan, JUDY YARBR0 Band 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sec. 4, FTA 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Thespians 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Lib. Assist. 3, Off. Assist. 4. Key Club Sweetheart 4. JANE ZINSER Choir 2, A Capella 3,4, Treas. 4, NHS 3,4, V. Pres. 4, FTA 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Stu. Coun. 4, Pep Squad 4, Capt. 4, Drill Team 4, Whiteface 3, Girls State 4, Jr. Sec. 3, Per Q. RU. 4, Most Versatile 4. , J i, , -fs g3Q,g1iJilI HoN2d aL3S ,, MA, 5, if I J, f If Wendell Albra cht Bernabe Alejandre Cano Alvaro John Ambold Fred Anderson Phyllis Anderson Shera Anderson Barbara Anstey David Arellana, Janie Arriaga Mary Atchley Juniors find the library a valuable source for research and enjoyment throughout the year. Kay Lynn Alexander Connie Bainum Susan Balden Elvira Balderaz Shan Banks Bob Bamaer jacki Barnes Roger Barrett Cruz Barrientez joe Bass Sammie Bass Kaylanette Battenfield Sandra Batterman Bruce Battey Michelle Beekman Sara Bell Delma Benavidez Donnell Benefield Pat Betzen Phil Berend Judy Bezner Mickey Bishop Charles Black Willard Black Judy Bodkin . ,, i 55.1. '-1 . li ? M y 'rw f X A 3 u 'lk fs. f in 'R ,pam 9 A Clark Boglc Cynthia Boren Janet Bradly Truitt Bradly Olivia Briceno Brenda Brock K X Carl Brownd my -'G' 11.A i 5-5' -' M A Jaki Brownlow YW J! lf wi ss XS sygi 5 W V A flf W 1 wif , ' ? iw A N It takes a lot of imagination and hard work to make a float a success. Mike Brumley Tom Bums Mary Alice Burrus Trine Bustamante Ricky Byers Simon Camarillo David Campos Judy Cargo Kyle Carter Tony Carter Christine Castaneda Carmel Castilla Steve Cavness Randy Cawthon Mitzi Charles Greg Chisholm Christine Cockrum Carol Cole Cheryl Cole Rex Coleman Sandra Collier David Collins Many Juniors take advantage of the early morning classes, but find their brains just donit oper- ate that early in the morning. I I N W if i f uf , fu, :W , , .w f x ef, fr Q , , ., . . V, if f . 3 M-4:5 ' f 441 1 'FY 'Q f,,f f .fo ., , Q fzvzfe, . fs, .gfzx f 1, V, .1 f --ff ff.,, me :.wa,,,, .wtf W, , 1 H ,- tml! 5 3 4 fl , Z I K Aa I, .K i 'r 'i' Ralph Diller Cathy Doughman Rodney Douglas Yolanda Condarco Glenda Cooksey Veatrice Crow David Cupell Gwen Davis Earlene Deas Jeff Deavenport Carmen De la Cruz Lydia De la Cruz Joseph De La Paz Sylvia Deyke Ruben Diaz Alan Dunning Chris Dziuk Mike Emerson 1 . Diana Fangman David Fanning Pauline Fetseh ' WM Mary Figueroa Nancy Fisher Adam Flores Tina Flores Joyce Ford Chip Formby Beverly Friemel Q f Elva Rosa Fuentes f X 1329 r e X Mary Fuentes George Fuller Margaret Funk All the students enjoy the downtown Pep Rally on the Friday, September 19, of the Plainview game. fi., My X f J eeii , 2L 'AAA G . K - a 2 'Q 'I XR L 11N Joaquin Gallegos Mario Gamez Elizabeth Gandy Herman Garza Mary George Mona Gail Gibson Rhonda Goeringer Harvey Gomez Alice Gonzales Ginger Goodin Dan Gorman Jim Greenwood Jimmy Greenwood D. K. Greeson Cynthia Hale Alan Hardin Sheila Hardin Sam Haschke Janet Henderson Pat Henderson David Henslee Anita Hernandez johnny Hernandez Lino Hernandez Manuel Hernandez Patlicia Herr lretta Hewitt Becky Hickman Betsy Hine Mary Ann Hoffman Robert Holland Trudy Hollingsworth Donnie Houle Alicia Hubble Mike Humphrey Celia Hutcherson David Hutcherson Rodney Hutson Kathy Jagels Marilyn james X Z . W - W ii X David Jesko Billy Johnson ea if fx ,,,, in XV ,f 'Wm 'T' Leroy Johnson Randy Jorde Karen Kearns Billie Kee Karren Kendrick David Kimbell Jerald Kimhell Orvell King Dale Kleuskens Bill Kuykendall Kevin La Fleur Kenneth Laing Randy Laing Alton Lamm Sparetime' was willingly donated to work on the Junior float for the Homecoming parade. Diane Lange Rick Lee Jewell Lee Gary Lemons Sandra Lemons Shella Lind Teri Beth Line Danny Locke Jeff Loerwald Janet Lookingbill Steve Loveall Edward Lopez A' Joe Lozoya Souad Malouf Billie Manion Linda Manley Kima Marsh Mary Martin Florence Martinez Julia Marquez Zaak to edu ' Tommy Mason Joe Mayo John Mayo Lester Mays Even the boys learn the art of making napkin flowers when the Junior float is at stake, Martha McBride Donnie McDermitt Ronnie McDonald Mike McKenzie John McNey Bill McQue.ary Yvonne Merrill Dion Miller Jimmy Mize , Q ,A G 4 X .m Marilyn Monical Glenda Nahrgang Tillie Morales Deborah Nance M 5 1.,,-rr' Kathleen Morgan Marylin Murphey David Myers John Nelson Patty Nowotny Gerald Nunley ' mmm: -24144144 . Jlmiors really know how to build a float. Vincenta O'ballejo Yolanda Ortiz David Owens Gloria Padilla i t :,, 'V Margie Paetzold Patsy PCtZ01d Brenda Patterson Kevin Patton Albert Pena Lupe Pena Lucy Periz Doris Perry Joe Pesina Rudy Pesqueda Laura Pierce Linda Ponder Pam Pope John Richard Sparks discusses with the Junior Class the details for homecoming and the annual supper. Photograph Not Available I 'P' Sharon Pulliam Raymond Quintana Alan Railey Sharon Readhimer Danette Reed Arthur Reinuer Roy Reinart Fidel Reyna Mary Reyna Janet Ricketts Dwight Rickman Tommy Riggin Judy Roberson Kathleen Robinson A Otis Robinson Marvin Robinson Susan Rudd Juan Ruiz , 4 Mary Helen Ruiz Rosemary Ruiz Dana Rush Josie Salcedo Homeroom gives Juniors a chance to finish homework and catch up on the latest gossip. Juanita Salinas Paul Saminego Patsy Sanchez Brenda Saul Juniors add a lot of spirit to the pep rallies and to the school as a LKLL S .. ' I'1 - -' - il. -V in Margaret Schdabs Q , S Harold Schmucker - - j S k ES Kathy Schumacher ' 'fyf A , W Carol Scott ' V Q , ,VI H mf , ': . K ., Q ' ' frm ..1Ll. , wg, ,..l . . 1 . K . rg- 5 ' A K r we ,::. K f A y . . , KE: ., e fe s . 1- I ..N , I , . t 4,1,+ifL,Sf-vii 5: 2. -n -+ ,,.N, kl,,. Y a Susie Sebastian f ar ' --1:' ' ii. B Barbi Sellers i 'f A - S 7k Becky Sellers A, 3 Y Kathy Shannon f ' V L 'R ' S ,' ' :: - E .f et--- :iii 't V. are who le . Cynthia Shipp Dennis Sims Diane Smith Kathy Smith VW? is an if 'Y Marvin Smith Suzanne Soloman Linda Sorrels John Sparks Donna Stengel Linda Stengel jerry Stewart Janice Stindt Ricky Stokes Dennise Stone Sandra Stotts James Sweny Junior, Kevin Young adds Ins tal ents to the vocallsts ln the musxcal Lil Abnerf' Doug Tatom Nadine Tice Janet Tipps Debbie Todd 7s'f7fS'em Armonda Torres Belia Trevino frightj Census 'cards pose a problem to Donny and Mickey when Coach Dippel takes them up. fbelowj Glenda treats Coach Narrel1's hands with care. Sandy Trevino Kay Tucker Pam Turner Carol Turrentine Martin Urhaczyk George Valdez Mary'Ann Vance Ronnie Vasek 59 iii .. i fi' 35 4 - 4' .5 ik- 18 Virginia Vargas Suzzie Vaughn Fidel Vigil Ray Vigil Steven Vines Theresa Vines Sammie Vinson Arlene Wade There's got to be some mis- take in these SRA scores. I didn't think I was that dumb. Juniors meet early in the year to elect class offi- eers. Vice President and Secretary. L l' 5 1 i i 3 1195 Dee Dee Walden Alan Wagner Thelma Warren Billy Warrick Sherrie West Sherry White wx fx, fl K as if s A X S, 5 A w a v J, Connie Walker Mike Wartez Charlotte Williams -'HPS Ricki Ward David Watts Linda Williams fx x m t' ff' X 1-wikis 1 , X A mil . 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Estella Longoria Ginger Lyons Robert Lvons Connie Madrigal Rebecca Maldonado Janice Marnell we yah Mizwfffff cc Z aww, Jerry Ann Martinez Raymond Martinez Sylvia Martinez Tommy Martinez Connie Matthews Neil McAndrews Pam McCutchen Cindy McDermitt Donita McDermitt Debbie McDonald Reuben McGilvary Cindy McWhorter Sandra Medley Janie Mcdrano Juan Mendez Bob Merrill Richard Mills Myrna Monical jim Monroe Charles Moore james Moore Kay Moore Eddie Moreno Terry Morgan Oscar Munoz Earnie Murphey Genie Myers I ,., ar if . 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