James E Taylor High School - Stampede Yearbook (Katy, TX)

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Bond Is Firs y J 'WW ,r fr I A, I I v, , I . , , I I,.. , ,,l g ffyfk if -ii Q , , '75 T E J ia 1 'Ffa 1. 2 3 4 5 6 Front row: Natalie Hawthorne, Stacy Goodwin, Lori Biggs. Second row: Wendy Bevis, Sheri Bartlett, Cindy Baker, Shen Heath, Kim Bltacco, Daryn Seidl, Kristi Ditzler, Kim McCorkle, Mariann Hansen, Kevin Liston, Michael Gilmore, Bill Horadam. Marty Gouge, Calvin Biggs, Bill Morgan, Sldny Cook, Laurie Edmonds, Mary Tarpy, Emmy Strage, Tasia Coleman, Liz Lasater, Katie Shuman, Becky Shields, Brandi Brown, Pam Howard, Karen Burchlield. Third row: Todd Smith, Mr. Bill Ouillen, band director, Kevin Campbell, Sue Worley, Ernesto Luque, David Herrington, John Young, Brian Parizot, Matt Martin, Jason Shields, Lee Scott, Barbara Warren, Mark Hicks, Kim Meanor, Leah Dabney, Rene Miesen, Robin Townsend, Jodi Shartel, Cynthia Braylet, Lin- da Wills, Brenda Green, Stacy Dean, Lynda Liston, Hal Swetnam. Fourth row: John Stewart, John Tar- py, Scott Jacobs, Randy Floss, Derrick Killam, Kathy Thames, Rob Tiffany, Bill Stout, Brian Hopkins, James Varner, Sally Dallman, Rodney Brown, Leah Champiomont, Ingrid Berglund, Bob Land, Cylene Nathan, Don Smith, Shawn Kidwell, Drew Young, Jett Nichols, David Wachendorfer, Dan Custer, Doug Warren. Fifth row: John Beuerle, Jason John, Mark Nimocks, Berry Greer, Oiuntes Stark, Darlene Polak, Angel Snow, Julie Adams, Michelle Swoltord, Colin Bailey, Kathy Gill, Jerrie Smith, Kelley Lindsey, Kim Lane, Donnie Williams, Terri Kainer, Theresa Ladner, Paula Tomasel, Emily Rucker, Susie Smith, Bobby Miesen, Trevor Coleman, Chris Porteau. , Todd Smith, senior, practices a new song for Fnday's pertormance. , The Taylor Silks perform during a pep rally. . Twirlers Stacy Goodwin fheadj, junior, Lori Bi s QQ , junior, and Natalie Nawthorne, lunior, believe that three is company! Hal Swetham, senior, gives it all he has. . The band members entertain at halltime, i gg, WM .SWW u It K fa if it-Y' 'Mi

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Iotionol Honor Society 1. 2. 3, 4. 5. 6. Dan Cox, Scott Draper, Debbie Burch, Neilah Ghonima, Anna Baranowski, Jeff Richardson, and Gina Palmisano, senior members of the National Honor Society, discuss fund-raising activities and plan future projects for the club. Junior Cheryl Worley relaxes alter being nominated as a future member ot the Na- tional Honor Society. Front row: Mrs. Shirley Rosson, sponsor, Vince Morrissette, Kim Novak, Scott Draper, Katie Shuman, Nancy Fordham, Tari Robertson, Anne Morillon, Chris Brady, Jane Schilmoeller, Susan Gilcrease, Kristen Gardell, Krista De Divitas. Second row: Azra Hadi, Cheryl Wurley, Jan Yoder, Lien Pham, Alana Wilcoxson, Rhonda Peterson, Britt Parnell, Dan Cox, Mike Laufer, Chris Cox, Tim Bielek, Kathy Thames, Nikki Bradford, Nancg Davis, Kristi Morrison. Third row: Iizabeth Crouch, Mary Tarpey, Daryn Seidl, Lynda Liston, Diana Dowell, Anthony DiAlsendro, Neilah Ghonima, Steph Riley, Antonette Gonzales, Betty De Velasco, Debra Ken- nedy. Fourth row: Cathy Frueh, Julie Hope, Janice Britt, Debbie Burch, Sylvie Allione, Anna Pastora, Rene Padda, Allison Carter, Jeff Day, Jeff Calabrese, Robert Connolly, Greer Zeigler, Jeff Richardson, Christi Ditzler, Todd Smith. Fifth row: Robert Brewer, Mark Grover, Brian Pariziot, Angela Shaetfer, Gina Palmisano, John McNamara, Andy Montgomery. Senior Jane Schilmoeller honors Britt Parnell, senior, with one ot the NHS honor awards. Chris Cox, junior, looks up admiringly as his brother Dan talias Spunky Cat Coxj, senior, lovingly pins on the NHS membership pin. Mary Tarpey, junior, stares solemnly at some of the other NHS members.

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XII Around iff? W Sig mg ein: ffgrr . Good entertainment, like a gourmet meal, requires time and patience to prepare. Both of these qualities were seen as dedicated band members pa- tiently practiced every day before and after school. The band's halftime perfor- mances were outstanding and very representative this year, remarked Bill Guillen, band direc- tor. Led by drum majors Linda Liston and Hal Swetnam, the band performed with the twirlers during half time at varsity football games. Besides performing well at games the band also excelled in marching competition. They placed first in a marching contest at Blinn Junior College and received a first division rating at UIL. Knives, hoops, ribbons, and flags were included in twirling routines this year, according to head twirler, Stacy Goodwin. As group leader, Goodwin com- poses the routines and instructs other twirlers. The three-girl group practiced a minimum of four hours a day during football season. Making up the rest of the twirling team were Lori Biggs and Natalie Hawthorne.