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QTY P 5: E ,f 14 'V' ' v J 1 . 15 -Y i ,iw L ll 1 1 Q I 5 ,I 1' ' I . n - A I 1 x C ?f P EDITOR Susan Duval ASSISTANT EDITOR Elise Cleveland 2 Contents HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER Lamont Cline STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Jan Bullock Colleen Devine Julie Gautier Cam1e1la Gomez Laura Kaufman Ann Koziol Tammy Kretsinger Carol Laake Mary Mathews David Petullo Lisa Powdrill Robin Smith Whitney Taylor Marca Thomas ADVISER Davelyn Leister Kathy Broussard ' Susan Cary Chris Lancaster Melanie Miller C0 TE L55 I Diane White flaunts fashxon fnzz. ki, P23732 wusagroundedjmid. Stephanie Germeni: and Tracy Matter, a typical American couple. . . I , we Dared to be Different ISSWQVQW lglfiiiimw Rini'iTQ2YQ?!bk71,50i2Ql Mznmg' ,Q yw ng-npmznn I 1 3 N i 'ff rf , ,I .V ,,, - ,V ,V , UWB:f4?:+ffff'4f'fL'r!lKnuwf uiaffnmq:.ui!1m, gznmf ewf',q,,,g, ,f..n.1 Opening 5 6 OPenins Opening 7 fifriq Z' W 1-f Q fy .gmafwff,hy-'wx-W1wzyf,v'2f1z:fS 8 Student Life :f m4e.f.:v :Qfmmf Z51ai'il:fzQ1? 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'49- ,.,..,f.,, Student Life 9 +-u-...W-.q,,,, A . sas' Expressions Revealed Emotions 1 1 0 , A A 1 A f 1 jgf. 1 1 12 Student Life CTM 1117112 11 f ' 1 11, ' f 'ilQ111: w,,e- 1 , 1 M441 11, , f 1 V, 1 10 1'f,1f1g1:s1g',f,g-1 1 'If 1 1, r y'1 'KQV- .1 al 'aw -1 1,11- ' 1 1-111 1 16' 1 1 1 11,., 1 1 1 f J 11:-:mm 1 , A , 76.11 was 1 x 11 ' MQ11 114 ,, ,,1.,,,,.,G,,, L 1 f f V me 'cfm k1,f11e11.1111.f'f .1 gr' '1 rf 52151 5 22 :.1,,, 5' W 1 1 21.11 1 .- ,L-15-.:121i1 ,..,w.1 1.1'1'11' J' i a 4 nu JAC.. Jfffwf' N , ,.,..., in 8:44- fi 'Y Wm-ff Student Life 13 ,.-nr' 14 Student Life W l Klein Had Class I 'fz V4 x 1 I 1 ' ' 'rl M X il . - 1: li- + 4 IA' f - .. , M-K. 11' H . , 1, 1 ,xx -, Q fx.. - J:-'A 5 K WM ' n - ' ,yf -nf ' 7 -in. A 1 - .LJ46f'S 5 W -'ix' Student Life 15 Night to Remember , , E . . ei ,g . , . A P re ' c Q 1 ' -' 'A U bg ? ' 1 if X i-iw ,,,, , ! 'ii ,ibm My x ,AL L ,Ii-'Q if fe I :U , 16 Student Life 1 f ' H:- N . 1 L 'X .fi ff V Student Life 17 Klein Fish Didn't Flounder em in Q ai L 1 M ' i 5 41 ii N if J W.-' E 7 't W,AV ,.'f xg . 'x if ' - 5 5 - , - , ix V ' A 21333-, ag a r A, A,, , Y L g 18 Student Lxfe 4 uifiag ,- . mx .li .4 Q k 1 I Q4 . .,.Bw+-4, i . ff f' X. Bra' I , 14122 ' -in 1 , , 'Q 93 1' w C 4: 1 . .. V 'fl v , X ,eul-1 - '. 55 Y , as 71Lff?frr'Tfif-if - - Student Life 19 20 Student Life 'Mx , ,E J, 2 qv Q , ,xc Dm 1 f , N , ,, - - t - uw' ff'2f3'f:- ',ufgf u.W1.1f -1441+ V I fyxll, Q ,r x I X , .w - H in ' AQ M , Y V - it ,L Vg W, Y 3 ' , , fi N I ' -. ff 'f fr 1 rr 1 ' TEL, ' ' 34 A: gn., ' W, ',,' wk ' 1 f 5,2121 X W i' A 'TY 'A V 5 P '- : N f ig. 1 'iw' . x M , , ' I f , E ' e 5 bigzfigf X ' ly. Y F 4,,, it 1 . :V Q L li 'Y-5 1 1'v Fa hion by Seniors uk 5 '- ,Y 1 X 1 ,J x.- , f . 4 ' - ,V h fi? 'Z . X -L-il! ' ' 'P' ' , ,. N uv, 1 ,' in 3 :sf-H f , , 1 ., V, ,..- E 3' mx -,Q1 1-w - H E.- f Q - ,w w M ,1,.z 1- Q14 , ' ' ' ' 'W me-q'--' i ff 7 ' ' ' ' ' I 'ff -if :mm f fi K v1 ml Umm VY 1 -'1 1 2'-1 L- 53 ax MV' L' W..-.Jr ' r, 5 A A 9,4 H 1: M 3. - AV Lg it ig - - +ff:if,2fgi'ZW Qu ' Ln Q Vg F' A .514 1 N' '4 . h N , 1 W, , f f Y Q 'V '-1 5 , - A - if 'ws ,JW 5 ' 5 ,...- C I , hs.. ' s.--my-U--1 ,......,,.,.f....... 0 i 1 ' av :fg'Qf,,u.yf:gwi1ii fiffmn: mf ,mfffrmg .ff.f.f.'f:.:: K 1117 1 U hai i 4 ,. ff I fm f ,f M45, Student Life 21 'Going on a date was enough to bankrupt a high school student. Rather than pass up all the fun, some Klein students learned that a job makes We a little easier. Extra money was nice, and responsibility was learned as well. 0 4 Qdim Jeff Good making key duplicates 5 x S i 3 - f if in E k l ing E 5 ., J ,N I Ps..-KX, V ,.Q1gl:,- , 1-I . I Q? six ,QU M www A - ,T A is ft t as F V. Nia., . Nt, Q to work? Tom Frey. i w X-. Ex .sv V , 1 mf f 1 2 1 e as few .. , .. g , , 'f se as - flu. . ., . is ,:v..:l L -3, :fs ,Wi Y i ravens I X . -' Q Eg. Q . xt , x zl , ' . k V milf - ig A 3 SW, K .- 4 te: - 1 sw f f - 's w Q MXN , ss f X Fast food places hire many students, like Karen Brosky -s.J.X,w 'Au NX WM Q x 1 .-..,, 4. pn 3 M 2 QW- 3 gm., vm, ,,, Wm ,mmm h L f- ': Ara-24ff:r:f2: W Lf,ff5if:-'s' 'fgw' 'iffi-5:,'j.5 , ,Q 1, , ,,,, E f,.,f,: X- Q., ,fr um, 3. W A y A, '- .,1-Q .3 Q 3 w N N -fs ' f f' 'W E731 'W Tlfim- ,f ,,-w-23. 1,,H1T.'-' K' 'J' i 1: ,. W , f We wnifzzg-w.v,4mM,, ww. wwf' Fxwhr 5fW,e.'fgyp Student Life 23 24 Student Life - F , I . A1 XL- i - ,2 fi f f. ' ' f 1 JJ' . 14 1- V F T 1 v 9 , .5 ' W ' f .. Q .gg H V , -P X . 'i 1 iff ! i i Q JL L : ' I , r' 3 Q 7 27 . W 5' v ? Q E , 3 .X h Wi- - V. 'fm' H 4 K 6 I , W I 1 r W l , J ,if-, N. f.:,f,,.f - ! Q ix I 1 4 1 w I l x -I 1 1 4 1 ! n Ei l r Bali' iimm, H far x lg 'Q--V :,,, x '1 - A , 4 x 1 1 'HQ 0VxbUPiiQ'i awe? 12254601 wwe? Aypjxf, fgagmygfg 1 1 Q Build That Spirit MMEMZWQ sfgaunffkwff fewiffmgmzwm gms? Qifffnggffa, QM? Maxim, ZZVCQE? grimy ,uw few am? wws f? 2m f7W:QE5zM? A , o ,MQ fr, ' Ili-MM bMm7?5z!sL I 1 WUIKIKTYK fzmaviiwmzsf .ww 'jflfiif I2a'niQnmimm?'19?ediy mmm mi! iw? wr: 'amz ,- Q , fm, 1 W . iA. , Student Life 25 Wild and Crazy Weekends 'W Qeem . , , , x x xg eee A 93293 mf aygj -'.fff-fp nf ,V ff. ww I '73 fi 22,6 wi , p k - ., r aLf:y5f+41,,:gk R ' . V Q,wwW..., .. 1 K v f wfxiiiz wr gf v z- 3 ,gui .. , azip 9 , S9 gmzpmsi QQ,-ry ,f ,. V ,L., -.,, ,..,.ki,WgmfA-J Student Life 27 N V x i w z w 1 I 28 Student Life A Good Friend Was Forever rr ,. 'wr v , f it 'S f, rs' , M ,il ' ,L . A if ' 2 'ig I ff 'E -Q , E7 7 o I Ye 'f . f L , Q f I ' Q' 3 15213 t Yi. ,, QS Eff H 'f we x, A, 'Fir 3' ,Wav K ' ' 1 f 1 ' 'I X ,o4:.5 1Q r-1 sg E o i W 7 :QA K LL L , , Q11 1 I5 Ir of 3 A :ig ,rw ' r 5 f o r r grfisf f fgdiii N UN W . . -. ' Po, rl ii k,. 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Elections were held, votes were counted, and4then Qthe1exciting day came when the winners' names were announeeci Jan Bullock Whitney Taylor, CarmeIlagfiGo1ne2Qfilfaroilt Laake, and Melanie Miller put together They used descriptive poems winners, The Senior song, as the sign dedicated to the iclass.byf fRobby Roy flashed 'Seniors '79. A i ' T g y 2 5 , ' JIFA' ff ' 'Sf Honors 33 f 'QTW' ' - 'if ' fTF' , 4 1 C I f,ff,f,,g-3,-gf, Q -'-1 I, ' f'qvxg.gg'1 '- i' f'17T'4-WWVF1' T '- E1i1',1Q,'5gA,,5' 'I-r, ,f rg , ,I L 1-F' I ' ' 1' , . 1,j.,gg,,z,,,,Q ft: ' 5, L+., ' 1' df, V , ,-Q , ,, ,, .,, :fm X qkxv I xi, ff ,'W', I f -- ,aw -TT, ' 2'-13:1 ' 4' XQ,.',,x,w 1' , , , W, 1 K l , '.',,'2,,,, ' '-'34, :,j Qi,f ' A .AL A ' if syn Wm, ,X fi -, A, V- M' .V V , :AV ??., 7 N - A' Y ,, ,271 kj , , K ., ' 'Q e'J ?' 3S'. 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Q .gf sir? fig? ., ,,,. 25525 gm gre- in , 2 Q aw agseg 1 5 1 Donald Collins, Jr. Tracy Rust Anne Marie McAndrew Ana Rivero Suzanne Foster Nanette Juillard John Vermaelen Carol Krueger Nancy New Robert Bemacki Thomas Akers Lisa English Eric Hall Cheryl Renz Elizabeth Henderson Carol Price - Stacy Williams Greg Berger John Groweg Susan Duval Janette Hildebrandt Cheryl Bagley ' John Bessolo Kristi Schnell Steven Hendrickson Elizabeth Gardner Sharon Lowe Robert Munger Stephen Rupp William Smith Elizabeth Wunsche Phyllis Wilhite Laurel Furtado Dennis Nadeau Karen Greeker Laura Hahn I Top IOQ Of The Class of 79 Summa Cum Laude Mark Green Kurt Kirkpatrick Jennifer Clement David Baggett Michael Carson Ann Ritter Paula Hiller Steven Work Rayellen Jarrell Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude David P. Whitehead Cathy Clements Mark Hall Whitney Summers Leslie I-Ioman Elizabeth Measler Richard Zimmel Linda Bailey Gayla Holcomb Sandra Beck Shelly Fox Kathy McCommon Lise J orgenson George 'Lipinski X Dawn Waddell Kelly Wheeler Lisa Powdrill Mary Neuhouser Diane Dartez Deborah Cabaniss V Carlton Slough Richard Gorman Scott Harper Brenda Clarke Mary Carolyn Davis Gary Treese Donna VonMinden Elizabeth Maggio Michelle Roesler Brad Birdwell Julie Gautier Melanie Starrett Jeffrey Peltz Christopher Colon Susan Hammerbacher Alison Derington Doyle Golasinski Steven Means 46H Senior Fanoritesl Elise Cleveland Raymond Boaelreaux J anion Favorites lVeril Ranelolplo ,Kris Reim X R V . .mx-55 '- Favorites h ff Moran h Thomas D hKee'y Joe Soaia Deed Jew K W. . .W-.4 on ,a 3 Sophomore Favorites h , Elizabeth Monika may fake If . .i 0 X54 ,rv 5 f-QM ,- m:::-.'LQ1 rkjlwvvqqi f. ? 9,1 N 'W R vu... -I' 4, l in. '5- 1 la oniribuied Himself Clay Wilkinson had qualities sometimes lacking in a news- paper editor-a great sense of humor and a winning personality. Even under great pressure, Clay remained composed. He had a way with people which immediately made people at ease with him. His staff not only liked him, but they respected his opinion and his talent. When a staff member needed help with a story, Clay was there to lend a hand. He kept the staff moving in the right direction-producing a top quality newspaper for Klein High School. One of Clay 's contributions to every issue was a cleverly written column. Topics were of current interest ranging from serious to semi-serious. Readers also looked forward to reading his feature stories. The staff depended on Clay and he didn 't let them down. 4231 Q 'S ' isvzfxw an f ?7iK?f7ifi98 M2 as . V 3 ,3 fw. ,.,,W N l I L I x I I I 50' Classes 00' -f v spa. W5 mg' . A ww Q rw? KW f V+: F, , , -Q Q1 V 5135? '1' QQWKHS fQ.tg,'A,ff1 s ,mb ,fm N C321 5553 w 52 Seniors After preparing all year for graduation, the big moment was Hnally here. The hectic days of ordering pic- tures, caps and gowns, choosing the class song and colors will always be remembered. Seniors were ready to take that ordered step upward ana' onward towards freedom and the future. Four years of high school were over and when we start reminiscing about the past, we should remember that this ending meant a new beginning and the best is yet to come. ffl, ltlf ,. .V fx, 'Fl-L4f'E.' Top right: I wonder if she notices me. Braz Holt and Terry Edge. Middle right: Moira Poper ' and Leah Marshall wait for the meeting to begin. Above: A solitary stroll through the campus one last time. Right: Steve Hendrickson and Barry Kendrick tell Juniors tall tales. Seniors Take That One Last Step if I , 1 ii' ,el-2' K Fm-S Sy rx 2 Nitin? ,if ggi' Al f 'A A ' :ff ff 'ig F I 5, Top left: Seniors do a turnabout. Top right: 'YI 3' time to change into feathers for my senior portrait. Karen Roberts. Left: Chris Lancaster and Mary Mathews take pictures for yearbook. Above: Bearkadettes aren't supposed to say things like that. Andy Stull and Debbie Lam bert, Above right: Masam Kasahara exchanges ideas with the newspaper staff Seniors 53 Right: Susan Caryk' favorite HILVWEF. S4 Seniors Adler, Sheryl Agee, Vickey Agricola, Beth Akers, Toni Alden, Bob Alford, Carroll Allday, Cathy Allison, Amy Anderson, Ilene Anglin, Bobby Apa, Angela We Prepared For The Fut Z Left: If Sherry Cleanse had played the u for Ihe Houvtnn Ullrf- S per Bnwl would' ha been ours. Armistead. Susan Assiff, Charles Ault, Danny Austin. Kelley Austin, Sharon Avary, Robert Baggett. David Bagley. Cheryl Bailey Barry Bailey linda Balch. Teresa Bell linda Banning. Kathleen Bannvwkx. Michael Baranslu Stewn Barvlnx Rnrrx Rflfvlll l nu I rn PNIUY 56 Seniors Barrineau, Donald Barnhart, Sandra Bartosh, Steve Bazan, Frank Beard, Greg Beardmore, Cindy Beaty, Debra Beaver, Lisette Beck, Sandy Behrens, Cindy Bell, Michael Bement, Mark Benfer, Judy Benham, Keith Benton, Cindy Benton, Earl Bera, Darron Berger, Greg Bergeron, John Berkley, Greg Berlin, Beth Bemakki, Bob Berryman, Sharon Besa, Patricia Teachers Said, Carry on, you Wayward seniors aggravated. Paul Evans. Far left: Julie Gautier sold more yearbooks than anyone else on stafjf Above: If you call me Raymond again, I think I will get Bessolo, John Betsill, Tom Biggert, Tony Bird, Paige Birdwell, Brad Black, Kathy Blake, Mary Celeste Blake, Tom Blanchard, Doug Blankenship, J im Boado, Eddie Boaz, Mike Seniors S7 Right: Warren Frisbee and Paul Essex make big plans for after graduation. 58 Seniors Boyce, Debbie Boyd, Karen Boyett, Mark Boyette, Ban'y Boyle, Susan Braaton, Rene Brackett, Don Bradshaw, Gary Bolger, Sandy Boron, Betsy Boudreaux, Raymond if e Was Good To Us Branford, Alton Branford, Elrick Breedings, Laurie Bresee, Mickey Brewer, Richard Brick, Marsha Briuolara, Cindy Brooks, Harris Brooks, Lelia Brown, Diana Brown, Lisa Brown, Luther Bruch, Forrest Brunner, Dan Brunson, Jack Brust, Paul Bullock, Jimmy Bunch, Ken Burgess, John Burgin, Pat Seniors 59 Burke, Brad Burroughs, Tami Butler, Cindy Butts, Tom Bynum, Cindy Cabaniss, Debbie Cahill, Colleen Cain, Ann Cain, Mary Campbell, Rob Canal, Robert Cannon, Sherri Cantrell, Mitchell Carley, Tracey Carpenter, Darrell Carpenter, Donna 1 is P fm Above: Alisa Morgan takes a break hom class, Middle: V Andy Fore trucks on with Teddy Bear. Far right: 'Tm A cutting out snowflakes. Danny Mintari. 60 Seniors Z' ' The Assembhes Were Semor Pep Ralhes Carr, John Carson, Mike Carter, Stephanie Cartwright, Carol I Left Gary Chavez says, Oh no, another one of Eric Halliv fish stones Cary, Susan Case, Karen Casserly, Nick Castillo, Alma Chappell, Reese Chavez, Gary Chebret, Louis Chelston, Tom Seniors 61 We Searched For The Perfect Roomma Cherry, Tricia Chesterman, Keith Choi-Sung Chouinard, Monica Cicak, John Clark, Beth Clark, Brenda Clark, Danny Right: Lynn Price thinks ofa good excuse for the trouble she got herself into. Far right: George Lipinski trains his pet fleas in Math class. 62 Seniors Clement, Jennifer Clements, Cathy Cleveland, Elise Cline, Lamont Clore, Debbie Clower, Sue Coats, Carolyn Cobb, Eddie Far left: Colleen Devine is the sunshine girl of the yearbook staff Left: How would you like to meet this fellow in a dark alley ? Jerry Labonte, Cochener, Nade Coffey, Kathleen Cole, Nancy Collins, Don Comeaux, Lisa Comeaux, Wayne Compean, Istella Conly, Marimla Seniors 63 Seniors Held The Line Right: They told me if I let ga it would fall down. Duane Ehrhardt. Below: Jackie Stevenson laughs at Terry Edges sharp tongue. Conn, Diane 3. ,V Connor, Jeff Z Conolly, Linda 3. I K Cook, Melissa Copeland, Ban'y Cornish, Byron Cornish, Rhonda Corson, Michelle Coton, Christopher Cougot, Donna Cox, Bruce 64 Seniors im' Perplexing Period Preoeeded The Prom Cox, Laura Craig, Clifford Cramer, Nannette Crider, Joyce Crofford, Gary Croner, Alison ' Cross, Jon Cross, Lauri ' Cross, Scott Crossman, Kendall Crout, Lama Crowe, Jesse Cuellar, Amanda Culp, Billy Curry, Valerie Dalton, Lori Daniel, Lee Dann, Keith Darland, Jenny Dartez, Diane Seniors 65 Graduation Was The Word Was The Word 66 Seniors Davis, Cindy Davis, Joey Davis, Lynn Davis, Shannon Davis, Trudy Davis, Wayne Day, Priscilla Daye, Charlie Dayila, Ella DeBlanc, Paul Q Delahanty, Jerry DeLa Torre, Ronnie , . .V y ' , Q. - V, , ft gh f ii i ' f A ? TIE, , Q ' , D . 2 A'il Q , ' :I 0 L' 5 W Above: John Cross thinks '7-low can she get away with that?! Right: Lisa Powdrill contemplates if '1S ' comes before T in the alphabet. IW! 'ia Fai left: Maggie McNair is always there willl a listening ear. Left: Barbara Dudley munehes out on her 110139- book. if Deltscheff, Joan Deltscheff, Jordan Demart, Jack Derington, Alison Derrick, Robert Dethloff, Wayne Devine, Colleen Dewree, Babette Dhonau, Craig Diaz, Mitchell Dickie, Anthony Demiceli, Tom Dingle, Teresa Dinkham, Jeffrey Doepke, Kathy Dowdle, Sheryl Seniors 67 Seniors Said: Party 68 Seniors Downey, Carol Doyle, Gary Dudley, Barbara Duke, Janene Dumesnil, Lisa Duval, Susan Ebner, Renee Eckert, Billy Edenfield, Mark Edge, Terri Egner, Paul Ehrhardt, Duane Ehrlich, Denise Elmore, Charles Elster, Carrie Engelhardt, Davis English, Lisa Ensign, Cindy Epps, David Erwin, Boyce Essex, Paul Estes, Stephen Evans, Paul Ewald, Patti Fagan, Mark F arkasofsky, Sherry Farley, Craig Farley, Michael Farmer, William Farrell, Greg Faulkner, Chuck Faust, Randy Fetzer, Robert Fincher, Annette F inegon, John Flickinger, Tanyua Far left: Susan Robertson and - Greg Majors show that even good friends can have a difference of opinion. Left: Curt Olmstead demonstrates his batting ability. Seniors 69 70 Seniors Folsom, Susan Fore, Andy Forehand, Kelley' Fortnum , J im Foster, Suzanne F ox, John Fox, Liz Fox, Shelley Foxx, Becky Franklin, Todd F ratangelo, Joseph Frey, Thomas Frisbee, Warren F ulton, Robert Furtado, Laurel F usilier, Greg Gabel, Peter Gage, Laura Gage, Susan Garcia, Alex College Applications Never End . I ffl! :J if Gardner, Elizabeth Gary, Mike Gautier, Julie George, David George, Sherry Germenis, Stephani Gerstenberg, David Gettle, Sandy C Left: Seniors pun in English clasx. Gibbs, Jimmie Gust, Greg Goddard, Paula Goings, Jayne Golasinski, Doyle Goldsmith, Diana Goldsum, Kristin Gomez, Julie Seniors 71 72 Seniors Gonzales, Marie Goode, Jeff Goodman, James Goodman, Thomas Goodwin, Lee Gordin, Melanie Gorman, Richard Goss, Karl Grammer, Mark Grammer, Melanie Granier, Ellen Grappi, Donna Greeker, Karen Green, Mark Greene, Mike Griffin, John Griffith, Debbie Grover, David Groweg, John Gustafson, Keri Guy, Shen'y Guzzetta, Lisa Habinak, Karen Hagen, Scott e Counted Sheepskin In Our Sleep Hahn, Laura Hakimi, Dehnad Hale, Machele Hale, Robin Hall, Debbie Hall, Donita Hall, Eric Hall, Mark Halloran, Kathe Hammer, Brenda Hammer, Lisa Hammerbacher, Susan Handsel, Rick Hanigan, Bernadett Hanlon, Brian Hanlon, Tim Far left: Take my word I for it 2 + 214. Left: . I You only have to visit, AA I have to wgrk here. Sally Lane II Seniors 73 74 Seniors Seniors Took Care Of Busines Hanson, Kirk Harper, Scott Harrington, Lynn Harris, Brigitte Hartman, Karen Hassett, Greg Hatler, Keith Hawkins, Teresa Hawkins, Tracy Hayes, Greg Hayes, Patti Head, Michele Hembree, Kathy Henderson, Liz Left: Ring leader Jerry Rahm, callx the I ,yn ki l ll rd. Hell 's A ngels to order. Henderson, Mike Hendrickson, Steve Hendrix, Deana Henry, Cheri Hernandez, David Herzig, Tom Herzog, Byron Hewitt, Jeff Hicks, Brenda Hicks, Tracy Hieronymus, Tammy Hildebrandt, .lannette Hill, Jackie Hill, Stephen Hiller, Paula Hinkel, Harold Seniors 75 Hinson, Claudia Holcomb, Gayla Holden, George Hollensheod, Paula Holmes, Shari Holmes, Som1y Holsclaw, Liz Holt, Braz Right: That special someone gets a phone call from Amy Allison. Far right: Turning pages is good exercise for the mind. Steve Hill. Homan Leslre Hoole, Barbara Hooten, Norman Hopper, Tracy Houk, Thomas Measurements And Semor Polls Hoyt, Lynn Huard, Michael Hubble, Stacy Huddleston, Danny Huete, Margareta Huey, Paul Hughes, David Hulsman, Shelley Hurd, Tim Hurle, Aquizino Hurley, Debbie Hurley, Robert Hurst, Bill Hurt, Mike Hynes, Paul Irvine, Elizabeth Isaac, Rhonda Isgett, James Jackson, Steve Jacobs, Linda Seniors 77 78 Seniors ' Research Papers Were Beasts Of Burden James, Laurie J anczak, Joe Jarrell, Raye Johnson, Carol Johnson , Ernest Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Pam Johnson, Scott Johnson, Sheryl Johnston, Chris Jones, Jami Jones, Kimberlie Jorgensen, Lise J uillard, Narmette Kacal, Judy Kading, Charles Kanewske, Jack Karalis, Patti Kasahara, Masaru Kaufman, Lama Left: Bachelor of the month. Steve Baranski. I .-.I Kedzie, Taryn Keeler, David Keiffer, Jodi Kelley , Jackie Kemp, Kellene Kendrick, Barry Kennard, David Kerr, Derek Khushf, George Kimbrell, Cindy Kiner, Garry King, Tricia Kinney, John Kirchgessner, Axel Kirdle, Tracy Kirk, Tracie Kirkpatrick, Kurt 0 Seniors 79 We Shared Our Dreams, Joys, and P Kirkpatrick, Scott Klinker, Kris Knipfer, Eddie Kroehecke, Mark Krueger, Carol Kubena, Archie LaBonte, Jerry Lambert, Deborah Lancaster, Chris Lancaster, Lora Lane, Sally Lang, Christopher Right: Sheryl Johnson, the warrior, in zz face to j?1ce meeting with David Whitehead, Puck. Far right: Invitations were another decision that Seniors had to make. Jerry Rahm and Brad Griffin. 80 Seniors ,P 1 ff ,,.,,,4 'f , . . Th. ,afgff ,J , -A ,r-.r ,. fy nr 1 V a 9 1 , . , 'A 'Q ' 0 3 - :,'!f,,,Q. 1 . ' 4 - f. ' nil W 5 g w A F -. X , :fix jf fi x Q ay' .nk 7 13, 2 ' V Langkan, Cheryl Langlois, Brenna Langlois, Page ' Lango, Herb Lassiter, Randy Lauck, John Lawrence, Harry Lawson, Gerald Lea, Jeff Lea, Mark Leach, Darcy Ledesma, Abel Lemmon, Susan Lewellan, Mary Lewis, Brian Lilly, James Lindsey, Jennifer Lipinski, George Lisbeth, Janet List, Paul Lombardi, Lori Lo per, Jim Lowe, Sharon Lowery, Toni Seniors 81 Lucas, Kay Lucas, Rex Luedke, Farrell Luft, Robyn Lux, Andre Lynch, Richard Lynchard, Victor Lynn, Lisa Lynn, Trisa Maani, Ramin Mackemiey, Steve Maggio, Elizabeth Majors, Greg Malcom, Chris Malinowski, Deborah Mallott, Steve Right: I think I just broke the last paper cutter. Far Right: By the end of Senior year, we get a little jumpy. A perfect example, Susan Hammerbacher. 82 Seniors e Made Each Moment Count Marr, Robert Marshall, Leah Martin, Rozella Martin, Steve Martinez, Gloria Massengale, David Mathews, Mary Mattback, Roland Matter, Tracy Matthews, Nanci Mattingly, Leigh May, Lisa McAllister, Debbie McAllister, Todd McAndrew, Anne McCommon, Kathy McCray, Steve McDaniel, Chris McDermott, Melody McGregor, Steve Seniors 83 McHenry, Kenny McLaughlin, James McLeod, Lisa McNair, Maggie McNally, Dave McNamara, Kelly McNamara, Sandy McNeese, Belinda Right: Keri Gustafson has had an exciting day. Fax right: Lab experiments are fun for Mark Kroenecke, Kevin Brown, and Steve Baranski. McQueen, Algie McQueen, Marvin Meafis, Steve Meissner, Michelle Melton: Cheryl Mena, James Menkemeller, Marc Messler, Libby 84 Seniors :fm 'K vm guna? gf 5 i ,wg all fi av ,Wy tty 3 fp we e Passages W111 Be Remembered Meza, Estela Michael, Beth Miciotto, Martyrn Miksch, Michelle Millard, Jennifer Miller, Julie Miller, Kelly Miller, Mark Mills, Linda Mintari, Danny Mirani, Kiran Molinari, Patricia Left Susan Pankratz compares notes with Fiend on 50? day. Above Englzsh class IS not 'ennui'Q when seniors try to pm- Semors 85 Mondick, Juli Monroe, David Monroe, Eddie Montague, Greg Moon, Alicia Moore, Dale Moore, Gerry Moore, Terrance Moore, Terry Moreaux, Kerry Morovich, Leo Morken, David Morris, Jody Morris, Leasha Moss, Lesley Moulder, Emmett ' Right: K. I-L S. own version of Three'r Company. Lisa Powdrill, Kelly Morehand, and Eddie Boado. 86 Seniors ieryi 'iii M my ' 1 'ff ,Q ' ,, si. Bi W 'E :-3' ' 3 eg ? V, 54 e 'N 2 A T :AjQt ' 1'fs,, I ext Step Was Upward and Onward 'H --'Y Moulder, Jerri Mounce, Sandy Mulac, Ricky Mundy, Tracy Munger, Robeert Murphy, Tom Murrell, Steve Musch, Cyndi Myers, Jackie Nadeau, Dennis Negy, Chas Nelius, Betty Nesbit, Steve Netterman, Mike Neuhouser, Susan New, Nancy Newcomb, Chris Newland, Sandy Newton, David Nolfo, Kim Seniors 87 X8 Seniors Norris, Bonnie Norris, Chris Norton, Loraine Nott, Scott Nourse, David OBrien, Terry Olmstead, Curt ONeil, Donald Oswald, Jean Oswalt, Lori Pabst, Pete Page, Lori Palmer, Frances We Inched Toward Graduatlo Right: The lady doth protest too much, methinks, Dave Epps. D 3 i sf Left: This class is as exciting as a bowl of oatmeal. Sandy Williams and Dina Wall- rath. Far bottom left: Terry Moore and Johnny Cicak have mixed emotions about this class. Bottom left: Richard Gorman takes research papers seri- ously. Pankratz, Susan Parker, Liz Parris, Karen Partridge, Randy Peirce, Thomas Pell, Greg Peltz, Jeff Pennington, Donald I Perry, Jamie Pesano, Pamela Peters, Melissa Pettit, Krissie Seniors 89 Petty, David Phillips, Lori Phillips, James Phillips, Terri Right: The hypnotic eyes of Jay Rasmussen. Far right: Greg Montague for hairstyles of the fixture. 90 Seniors Paarch, Carey Polka, Randy Poncio, Margie Poper, Moira Porter, Randy Poston, Steve Powdrill, Lisa Powell, Jeff Pickett, Melanie Pizzino, Brian Plant, Mike 1. Decisions Had To Be Made Pratorius, Terrie Price, Carol Price, Christine Price, Lynn Price, Tom Prizmich, John Prosser, Margaret Pnlett, Stephen . Pruitt, Monica Pugh, David Purser, Harry Ragsdale, Georgia Left: '7 don't think I should have gotten out of 'bed this morn- ing Susan Duval. Above: Kathy Strub is pushing for a higher typing score. Seniors 91 Rahm, Jerry Ramon, Adrian Rasmussen, Joy Ray, Angela Ray, Janice Real, Corvet Reed, Matthew Reeves, Karen Reeves, Max Reeves, Mitch Reeves, Skip Renz, Cheryl Reynolds, Patricia Rice, Dianna Right Derek Kerr having a big Mac attack Above She told us to do Poslon Friendships Will Be Remembered Left: What button do I push? Elise Cleveland Rice, Robert Richards, Linda Richardson, Rhonda Richardson, Robert Richardson, Tom Riddle, Kim Ritter, Ann Rivero, Ana Roberson, Craig Roberts, Karen Roberts, Robert Roberts, Sheila Robertson, J im Seniors 93 Robertson, Susan Robinson, Malcolm Rockenstein, Maryanne Rodriquez, Liz Roesler, Michelle Rosemeyer, Candi Rosemond, Christine Roy, Robby Roy, Roddy Rudkin, Ron Ruffer, Robert Runnels, Shelley Far right: David Grover tookxa catmzp while Mark Edenjleld devised a devious plan, Right: Well, if 1 start here, I might have them all .read by May. 94 Seniors Everyone Had Senioritis Rudzinski, Dale Rupp, Steve Russell, Debra Rust, Tracy Left: Seniors are in a class of their own, like Cadillacs. Salazar, Sylvia Sanford, Curtis Sanders, Harold Sanders, Pico Sandlin, Carol Sanford, Melanie Sayen, Bormie rk Schimmenti, Ma Schmidt, David Schnell, Kris Scholwinski, Brian Schrader, Cindy Seniors 95 96 Seniors Scoggin, Drew Scoles, Slade Searcy, Robert Sembritzky, Rocky Session, Benetria Settlage, Mark Shadoin, Jane Shaffer, Dan Shaffer, .leff Shank, Scott Shauman, Marianne Sheffield, Scott Shelton, Tamie Sheltz, Susan Sherlock, Linda Sherman, Ellen Shivers, Lee Sickels, Laura Sifuentez, Ramon Sills, Cindy ACTing Smart On SATurda .q. 1 Simmons, Darrin Sims, Bryan Sinclair, Connie Six, Mark Slocum, Chrystle Slough, Carlton Smiley, Mark Smith, Linda Smith, Rhonda Smith, Richard Smith, Robert Smith, Roxanne Smith, Shelia Smith, William Sneed, Nita Sorota, Mary Left Sometimes Stephanie Germenis gets in stzcky sztua tions Above Don I make my brown eyes blue? Mary Right: Jana Long's mind is worlds away. Above: Rex Lucas looks up to take a breather. Soloman, Anthony Sommerfield, Phillips Sopchak, Carol Sorenson, Laurits Spahr, Bucky Spaulding, Mike Speer, Kevin Spikes, Peggy Stanley, Lori Stanley, Sharon Starnes, Billy Starrett, Melanie Steindorf, Steve Stevenson, Jackie Stewart, Gwen Stolle, Pat -' 4.15153 ' ' bowed Per sonality On Dress-up Days v xv ' 5 . N 'Qg ., ' .g55E F?l5ifx 19 Q-,e . ,ra 'B .rf 1.0 '- Mx-T - SE . . J if-'-7,3 ,ag so A Lk if gm mg , f r- ,A ,,.... at 9 T o 2: Q 7: T ik' - LL-, S , 9 M4 'V .- wg V x 141 ' Y , .. K ,V L , N .A K ' I f i fzr-in. .- . ' fix -, V W Stone, Monty Stradley, John Stroberg, Chuck Strub, Kathryn Stull, Andy Summers, Whitney Surdacki, Cheryl Swanson, David Swanson, Kelly Swearenger, Steve Syptak, Karen Tallon, Katherine Tanner, James Taylor, James Taylor, Randy Taylor, Ron Telling, Lee Thomas, Gene ' Thomas, Terri Thompson, John Seniors 99 We Remembered All Our Hlgh School Y 100 Seniors Thornton, Cathy Thornton, Cindy Tienken, Roger Tipton, Billie Tisdale, Terry Tisdel, LaDonna Torres, Pat Torvbraten, Heidi Treat, Glen Treese, Gary Trevino, Dolly Trimble, Carole Trojanoski, Rhonda Tunis, Cindy C Righti LUWU Kaufman, Yearbook 's Phyllis George wa' ' ,l iff milf if gi,, Left: After Senior year Karen Boyd and Lamont Cline may go to different colleges but their jiienalship will be treasured. Above: Melanie Pickett sketches a poster for library. Tunnan, Rosalind Turner, Donna Turner, Mark Turner, Mike Turner, Scott Turnley, Dana Uhrenholdt, Amy Ullrich, Bart Updike, Evie Uppencamp, Rachel Uppencamp, Sam Uren, Terri Usai, Kevin Usher, Gilbert Vandersluis, .lan Vanwickler, Marie Seniors l0Ll Right: Whitney Summers takes Civics seriously-she passes. Far Right: Tracy Matter giver the Bear- kar a hand. Vann, Darrell Varsel, Karen Velarde, Vince Vermaelen, Doug VonMinden, Donna Vowell, Aaron Vreeland, Rebecca Wachsmann, Gary Waddell, Dawn Wagner, Cheryl Waguespack, Rhonda Wakeiield, Nancy Jane Walker, Cheryl Walker, Robert Wallrath, Dina Walsh, Debbie 102 Seniors -1 ,e Via-QM.. W 2 D D .y ' ,,f fl f N f f'effewlP'Q':f'f , W ,,,., W ? iree' Mi ld ,, .-,..A -ff' ,T - H, M1W9 M,k,.q,,,v,.. -nic. E I ff A 'ijfx l f f fe 1 R Aw, ' V .2 . , f 5 il. Y! Q ffl niors Clowned Around During Hours Far left: Mike Turner feels the effects of 11 partying weekend. Left: Chris Crowe, new to the district, fell right at home at Klein. Walsh, Robin Ward, James Ward, Kathy Ward, Paul Warren, Angela Wasserman, Jon Watkins, Tim Watson, Karla Webb, Nonna Weber, Cindy '55 j Webster, Julie Weddle, Ed Seniors 103 The Best Was Yet To Com l 04 Seniors Wells, Laura Wells, Linda West, Lee West, Rhonda Westbrook, Danny Weyel, Keith Wheeler, Kelly Whipple, Lori White, Jenny Whitehead, David Whitehead, David Whitehead, Kenny Whittington, Roxanne Right: Cindy Benton relives her childhood in her 1968 Easter Dress. Whitworth, David Whitworth, Jeff Wiesner, Bob Wilder, Jeff Wilfong, Kyle Wilhite, Phyllis Wilke, Gayle Wilkins, Melanie Wilkinson, Clay Willi, Kathleen Williams, Debra Williams, Sandi Williams, Stacy Williams, Walter Williamson, Mark Willman, Linda Wilson, Danny Wilson, Darryl Winkler, Karri Winter, Laurie Wisnoskie, Mike Witchet, Carl Withoff, Erika Wolf, Kenneth Seniors 105 Right: Quick, hide it! Jeff Shaffer, K endal! Crossman, Beth Agricola, Kathy Tallon, and Rita Estrada. QI Nxrmf 2 ff- Wood, Dawn Work, Steve Wottring, Judy Wunsche, Elizabeth Wyrick, Patrick Zapoli, Fraser Zimmel, Richard Right: Say what? Earnest Johnson ana' Jim Philli 106 Seniors I A ,lb tx t , . - in 4 We Wanted The Best In Life rf, a VW YM..- Saga' se -ff if ,fff e -'EIL'-'fvri if Top left: Beth Clark battles flyaway wings. Top Right: Mark Cook learns to follow his nose wherever it goes. Left: German class inspires Forrest Bruch to stand up. Middle: I hale to do this to you, but I'm really hungry. Paul Brust. Above: Oh Randy, where for art thou, Randy, Julie Miller. Seniors 107 il lawn ,res , N . X, 6 in 3, 4i' W x X 240 I I e Went For The Gusto I - l ,-,ee 4 . .V , ,, s M.A,i,M-eg., Top left Who s Kelly Miller got her eye on 7 Top nght Steve Jackson and John McGuirt would Menkemeller and Julie Gautier. Above: Seniors hop to the beat wait hours for 11 Klein hamburger in the Snack Bar. Left: Birds ofa feather flock together. Marc Seniors 109 We Finished The Decade In Style if W 5, Top Left: Estela Meza, the flower child. Top right: John Fox tries to humor Mike Carson. Above: Seniors know how to rnttnclz. Paul Kipp, Jay RHSIIIZISXCII, Andy Stull, and Jeff Connor. Right: Sometlzirzg catches Pau! Egner and Robert Roberts' attention. l 10 Seniors 4-N QW FP nal an-. '91 f Q' u.L 7?' fm. at 4 99 'QED' e'!!'k X, 1 35 ,. .wh , ' ,N . af f :int Kr ' 'R ,xggf '-+1 ,H .fr figf, ' 1:31, ,.. wr , K 2.- 1111 53 ' ' ' xiii is fi? WL 5 it ,,W'IiX, X. it ,pix W ,qw 5 , ,..-er X Top left: David Grover, Nick Casserly, Clifford Craig, and Greg Beard talk boy talk. Top right: Brian Lewis points an accusing Anger. Middle left: Susan Arrnistead nods in approval. Above: Because of the crowded senior section Richard Gorman and his friends eat iri the main area. Left: Kathy Clements and Chris Norris show that relationships do last for two years or some' times longer. Seniors 1 I 1 ,,,,. ...,..,i,...,, . ,, ere Movmg Up In The Worlc Moving up in high school brought many responsibilities to the Juniors. They sold candy and magazines to raise money for their prom next year. Learning to write a research paper was lzard, but not impossible. Juniors also had to make decisions concerning their Senior year. Class rings were chosen and PSAT tests were taken. At Home- coming, the hall decoration contest was won by the Juniors with the :Wizard of Oz theme. The Junior class, numbering over 1000 students, will have the largest grad- uating class in the history of Klein High School. 'W umziia.-i ,agp V, -130 Viija fi :fu-:ZQQQQ : ,MQFNL aff' if'f'li ,,,,, Top Right: Joanne Bailey is always working hard at whatever she does. Top Left: Gosh, I wonder if she would go out with me. Chuck West. Above: Being an aide does have its good side. Patrick Alva. Right: Junior officers were Roni Duval, Veril Randolph, Darrel Woods, Judy Holder, Kim Dellinger. Juniors '33 ,of Left: Roni Duval and Joanne Bailey entertain with a little song ana' dance, Below left: Paul Barnes gets advice from Whitney Taylor on how to use tlze subject catalog. Below right: Lorraine Batchelor is one of many people that sold candy for the Junior class. 'S 511- :ll?l,7Ei5 'fl . NQn,.,, , if sl ' . s x if ZZ ,, if 1 G e if ny, ..-,--gn L Far left: Michael Page seems to tlzink'he is Fonzie , Left: Therexa Duggan dis- ' playx a pensive profile. Juniors 1 13 l X:-M 1 ww. - , Right: I don? think you slzozild have done thai, Kevin Ellis. Below: 4ADlII1'f.l7llll dare do that! mn i'il1Ii't'l1 Tiimnas, V -ew? vw- ' ,,-,2.a3S1' 5.--ww vm., Middle right: Joe Konicki is thinking up another strategy jbr sinking enenzy subs. Right: Julie DeBlanc seems to think it 's jizizny that Lori Young is freezing. 114 Juniors 'Wifi Q,-,159 p Sihfi, w'?3'?c35i'f Qlfiiw 3 frm: :N-Ng fair 1,' s y s f gg J , 'Wff,,35ff Sz, A , if 1 'Ei:fIgx37 ff' . ,. WMM , ..,,i,M I Q 1? it ag t X in ,R Q1 3 . K P 3+ I .ESL X 5 . 'gf 4 QM. X P K , 'ki ,lg Q QQ?-4, ,Wav ',.sn.l WI fi' Fl... '--.--.-W-f - - ...,,, t.,s , , . t 'Y 1 if A ww ws 3 at 2 rv 1.1 ,f , an iw 'f 5' ' .. W, --we -f!.., . h.x,,... , if . wg- u Y .,,' '-a:fT5'1 ,fwfr ' .. , , trails-K xy. W ,o W -.xv , ,..- Left: Alan Rice has go! that look in his cya, Middle Left: I 11e1'w' realized bubble gum was this hard lo get out of hair. Pattv Dzropkv, Below: Chris Robertson and Dionne Delery consider researvlz papers jun. Bottom left: A W Right foot, left foot, hop, hop, hop! Vicki Lenz, Susan Morris, Suzi Fisk. fb Donna Kuehn, Pam Martinez. Bottom right: 'Boy, do 1fev1good, Pau! Barnes. x ' ,QifAMai1, '. g'QQ?Q4A.,,s5- - if ,W f -5 kr . Q fig ' , M . b 'Q .,.,, Wifi' ui- K L ir V V Juniors I I 5 Aaron, Frank Abbot, David Adams, Kevin Adler, Laurie Agathon, Robert Agnello, Gianna Aldridge, Lauri Allee, Beth Allen, Jessie Allen, Leslie Allen, Mike Allred, Russell Allison, Cynthia Allison, Scott Alva, Pat Aly, Murad Alyea, Margaret Ambriola, Gina Ambrosius, Leslie Anderson, David Anderson, Laura Anderson, Malinda Archer, Barb Aron, Benny Arquit, Marc Arriaga, Michelle Ashley, Cynthia Austin, Jennie Babb, Scott Baechle, Cathy Bahm, Susan Bailey, Joanne Baker, Chris Baker, David lf' Z ,inf . Ki J 1 rfri A 9 ,er A W , X Q Q wa A H -vi' 4 aw wh X53 at ' ,Q , 4 S fig , F Q' - f -- M39 -I' 1 5 h ., ,, 4 ,. . A -Qtr. vm 5 A L, -, . iii f , 'f 'ae 3 ' if I 1- rr r 4 72 3 r , 1.1. 1-1 : . ,.:5E?T2 'B -gill' xsi g Q 'fl' ow fn 2375?-. ,ffaitr 1 :un'd .u'z s,...:' 'XU.UOl'Ol Right: Things in Texas are always bigger. LaDonna L ynn, S323 W ., ' , ' X? i Xt' -A N X f 6. if ii , I ef 'lf .'s - 1-fi-ggi af ,,,, P'-N s ,air 1 N . f., W X , Q '- WTS- i. H Juniors Had Great Expectations ' 'W' TW., 31 I if Q H 'tr 4 33: 7 si Rex' f 4: W, Pl F V , ,I 1 t 3 . it s 5 5 , lr, , y N Us l 41' Pi, Baker, Karen Baker, Pam Ballard, Julie Ballew, David Bamsch, Sharon Banner, Martha Baranski, Carolyn Barcelona, Annette Barfield, Mark Barker, Lance Bames, Greg Barnes, Paul Barrow, Michael Barton, Teri Bastian, Teresa Batchelor, Lorraine Bates, Linda Beardmore, Robbie Beebe, Dolores Bellah, James Belton, Bill Bendits, Daniel Benham, Terri Bentz, Andy Berger, Brian Berkes, Laura Berlin, Dana Besa, Linda Biggert, Cary Biggs, Mike Binkley, Philip Black, Stephen Black, Vernon Blackstone, Genny Blair, Terri Blanchard, Cindy Blanchard, Margie Blanton, Reginald Blocher, Jan Bloukos, Andrea Blythe, Bobbi Boatman, Susanne Juniors 117 Bodenheimer, Scott Bondurant, Michele Borski, Jeff Boudreaux, Tyran Bounds, Donna Bowman, Jeff Box, Kimberly Boyle, Brian Boyle, Sally Brandon, Joe Brandt, Scott Brandt, Tate Bridget, Elam Briolat, Lisa Bristol, Mark Brooks, Lisa Brosky, Karen Broussard, Bruce Broussard, Chris Broussard, Kathleen Brown, Alan Brown, Carol Brown, Kevin Brown, Lee Anne Brown, Scott Brunot, Connie Brunson, Jimmy Bruskotter, Joseph Bryan, Debbie Bryant, Pattie Buchanan, Steve Bullard, Leighton Bullock, Janet Bumgarner, Leigh Burford, John Burke, John Burke, Phil Burns, Kerry Burrichter, Gretchen Busch, Nancy Butler, Gretchen Butler, Sandy . ., W, ,J .. f., Far left: Malcom lows thc' BL'6Zl'lillI.Y. Luft: Dionm' Dvlwy seems to llzink llzz' back of the room is bvtrel' than thc' lecture. 1811? ,, ,, ,,,, fl!! , , A V 1 ,Ffa 1, 14 gf' E W, is , f '53 1?'1 7 ' M' ' Q to fi, . J J C ,J t o f i ev ' iii? Rpm' K ' 'J fb iii '73 4 5 ME wg 'Y' . . J If ,A J ,, la J ga VN N, a W. ml, U 4 if gi : fi? JSM . 61,552 9 A 26 -A fa 5'4 Butts, Mike Byrd, James Byme, Rebecca Byrnes, Nancy Cahill, Amy Caine, Kathleen Caldwell, Jodi Camp, Phil Campbell, Stuart Campion, Mary Canant, Craig Canet, Debbie Cantrell, Denise Carpenter, David Carroll, Charlie Casey, Kim Cassidy, Caroline Cauich, Ricky Chambers, Connie Chandler, Tonya Chapman, David Chatterton, Micheal Christmann, Ruth Chumley, Bobby Cicero, Paul Clark, Chris Clark, Greg Clark, Ken Clayton, Bill Cline, Mark Cody, David Juniors 1 19 120 Juniors Right: Thick socks are essential for bool wearing John Williamson. Coerch, Randy Coffey, Jeff Coffey, John Coles, Mike Collins, Tina Cone, Steve Connell, Comiie Connolly, Michael Conway, Jeff Conway, Karen Cook, Jeff Cook, Jim Cook, Kenneth Cooley, John Cooney, Scott Copus, Bob Corcoran, Roy Cordry, Mark Correia, Frank Cosby, Dawn Covert, Connie Cowden, Carole Cowden, Chris Cox, Bruce Cozad, Andrea Crane, Tom Crane, Yvorme Craven, Darrell Craven, Gerald Crawford, Steve Creighton, Tom Culver, Brian Cumming, Cheryl Cunningham, Jerry 'I' if Fare, 'MJ 5 ' -gl in 1 g N . :U g., J 'J Hof ' fi T W .9 '1 , fi S . .Z ,ea - I ' , .ggi 5 :f?'?l-122 S 4 , A , , or XA ' T S l of X 1 1 ef le ,ff , 5 It ,. A 'E- .f if . r Rv J, 'I an X x as if Q fe 3' we Q' f . I... ' lfg M'-A it :K 'X wwf L 'J ff' film' 9 13 '. ii :li i, f. fi f ,R sa 1: if :wifi ,g J gf. yi x ,if eww ' - 1 H X-1 J N-ff , , 41 1 5, L li 4 + 1' '11 fi R-3'1,:f', ,A 6 ., f, . -Lf agf'f4 i 2 fp, , 3 1 1 .V ' 'ifiiiffif' pf. 'Q lf5vL 'l f'n'3sfwf -,j,f.a:f, , I if ,, ,L ', . 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' 'ft' ' ' j Q, W Mmm R ms , Y l ' ' 1 .' , ,Jeremy K Q Y ,Si 1, AP F W , J s l X . . 1 X5 I .fi Curtin, Jeff Dailey, Linda Dame, Scott David, Rachel Davis, Beverly Davis, Craig Davis, Leah Davis, Lynn Daw, Angie Dawart, Rita Dawdy, Armando DeBlanc, Julie Delery, Dionne Delgado, Jorge Dellinger, Kim Dentler, Ramona Derington, Abby Derrick, Julie Derthick, Dave Dethloff, Terri DeTillio, Richard Devine, Karen Dick, Debbie Dixon, Kelly Dodd, Harold Doepke, Patricia Doerksen, Lisa Downham, Skip Drown, Keith Duggan, Theresa Duke, Marc Dumell, Brian Dutertre, David Duval, Roni Dye, Cynthia Earl, Bobbi Ebel, Maxine Ebeling, Molly Edwards, Al Egner, Tom Elder, John Eldridge, Caryn Juniors 121 Elias, Thomas Ellis, Kevin Ellis, Timmy Ely, Susan Ernest, Fred Estrada, Rita Eurtado, Susan Evans, Les Everingham, Jill Ewald, Jimmy Fanning, Robert Fann, Stephanie Farley, Alicia Farley, Stephen Farmer, Betsy Farmer, Sherri Farrell, Donna F erguson, Linda Finegan, Joe Finnegan, Kelley Fiorella, Melanie Fisk, Suzi Fisher, David Fisher, John Fleming, Juli Ford, Kelli Foreman, Christopher 122 Juniors Foster, Dan Fox, Lynn Franck, Chip Frank, David F ratangelo, Joseph Frey, John Frisbee, Joe Frost, Alison Gabel, Karl Gale, Stephanie Gallagher, Kelly Gandine, Stephen Gantt, Rita Garcia, Edward Garcia, Joe you ,- fi 'filly J? '35 Q 1 A 4 5 2 r x ' 1 ' 1 1 X x X K ggm, 7, .,, ,W 9 J QQ W 'if 1 .Q Follow the Yellow Buck Roa :A 1 91 .- N v- , I, :rage r, . .Y , 2 , we ,X 'Sa ' fi X f 1 Q 'f f1'?'5Z A ,X Q f '- ,,g -, 4- , 'V . , ' ESQ k me 'Q 'ff ,K ,I . 3'- ay 'riffs ' ' 1' 5 fir We l my ag ' J, ii g 5 j Q sq ' , ti . , I J V fl, is V V V w I K ,,,,,m 1 , as As -55 ,K , 1 :M L' lv E I . Y aw.: I 3 t S F Tl S X F F L fig. l X, f i 3 E, x A f . . . ., .. k.,,,,.... X R ff ,. - 5 , 3 ,, Y Q5 ' Q.. fp 'X .. t t ' F aifaf a n F L .W '-.suv I vii? . .l b 2 K Nga' 1 J x A , V' -.,,,m x H ff, I P' iv ' V, .X . , vu ,. ,V W F, i- f , .4 . fy F -re. ' ,. , - if. 2 5' Z 'I 1 il , s 4' f y. fffllif. 1231? ,. l 5 ml' l'j',5q- . ve Q. .- ,, 4:4 n .Y If Vial . -',. .nt X T' fer lx .JK Q4 l B14 Left: Brenda Wishkoski, Nancy Harms, and Veryl Hidler enjoy I stir . Junior Dress-up Day. Above: Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Debra Keeth and Juli Fleming -- Q, 5 '1-'W we -S , .. A-' 'wma I .. ,,.. 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EW? 4? wk-2:1915 .1 tx,- J, YK , Garcia, Sylvia Garrard, Susie Garrett, Patricia Gentry, Craig George, Michelle Gialamas, Nancy Gibson, Henry Gibson, Kim Gibson, Vicki Gillespie, Stephanie Gillis, Jeff Glover, Janice Godwin, Connie Goerner, Donald Goethe, Jeff Gonzales, Geoffrey Gonzales, Rudolph Gonzales, Violetta Goodman, David Gordon, Greg Gotliboski, Thomas Gower, John Grant, William Grappi, Chevyn Graves, Phillip Gray, Scott Gray, Tracy Grdijan, John Green, Johnny Green, Lori Greene, Jerri Greene, Mark Griepp, Vicky Juniors 123 Griffin, Angie Griffm, Angie Grimma, Elizabeth Grindstaff, Richard Grinstead, Edward Grivas, Elizabeth Gromena, Karen Grube, Richard Guillory, Ron Gustafson, Tracey Haag, Mike Haenelt, Robert Hale, Greg Hale, Sharon Hamilton, Jack Hammack, Sloane Hand, Denise Hanigan, Gregory Right: Excited Juniors show their spirit at a pep rally. 124 Juniors Hanna, David Hanner, Rhonda Hanson, Dena Harbuck, Donna Harding, Pam Hardy, David Hardy, Mary Hargrave, Lynda Hargrove, LeaAnn Harms, Nancy Harper, Julie Harper, Sheri Harris, Steve Harris, Tanya Harry, Lori Hart, John Hassler, Doug Hastings, Greg ,,-79 , , :LQ f 'iz , 1 ffl f at wi 'ii HL Q , ish? 58' K Fe, f rw: .. ii ,., . 'lf 'v x ' A 3 ,, it, gn ,:: ,. 1' 6 4, s ,. Q ' . ,, 2 ' 4 1 .',, ,... ..,,,-, ,Q L 4-5, a iw' +1 lm f 3 ' 56 as - - zzxiii ' ,,,. an 1 ' fm go -- ' - yin' Qt A Q 3 fl, I J i f 4 i '35 K, A 3 1 55 k 'ff ff' W I .1 A Ia I , r .gs i 'Y 0,5 f t ii M ii 1 , , . 9 . f f ir 1 X it J 4, he c ' A fa-f t ei? ff LQ J 1 xi , 5 .X I 'Y If 1ffgg ?f'E fs if y 9 ,bu 1 .nil U e 4 Q. 'E Jfsfc-2-rf'-'- I- - 17? 'f it ,. ' Q ' -, Q ' - ,K 4 J g - 1 . fi , z zywf fha, K if ,Y V, . , .iw 1 'a 1 . in.. . I Homecommg Hall Was the Best Haude, Carry Haugland, Kerri Hauslein, Richard Haven, Joe Hawkins, Donna Hawkins, Joe Haynes, Susie Heathfield, Tom Hebert, Maxine Heck, Vicki Heffernan, Mike Hemphill, Sharon Hendrix, Kim Henry, Karlene Henry, Kathy Herrera, Susie Herritage, Brad Hewett, Tyanne Hewlett, Lynn Heywood, Kathryn Hidler, Veryl Hiett, Dante Higgens, Brian Higgins, Ricky Hildebrandt, Danny Hildebrandt, MariAlice Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill , Deanna , Dianna , Elizabeth , Julie , Shannon Hilton, Robert Hinchman, Sara Hinkle, Tammy Hirsch, Les Hoffman, Kevin Holcomb, Mitch Holden, Greg Holder, Judy Holder, Theresa Holloway, Theresa Holmes, Kay Juniors 125 We Shared Our Jokes, Holmes, Vivian , J 3 J 535, so Holt, Martha I A ',,,- 35.3-N. H' 'iff -: Honerkamp, Ricky if is 'f' J 4 5 Honeycutt, Richard N 13, A. Hooper, Michele V C - i , Hoot, Katrina h , J 5 52 af, N 'S 4 5' 1 Hoover, Charles Hopkins, Susan Hoppe, Joanne Horn, Brenda Homsby, Scott Hoskins, Michelle Hovis, Harry Howard, Kevin Howell, Frank Hryhorchuk, Jana Huard, William Hubbard, William Hughes, Jenny Hughes, Julie Hunter, Kathy Hurle', Aquilino Hurst, Brian Hurst, Karen , ii. 2 Above: Amy Cahill says, 'T1ey! That looks like my boyf?iend! Right: Junior's own Macho Man. Kris Reim, Far right: Amy Kleeman models styles from the Wizard of 0z era. 126 Juniors ,F JZ , 3 X W,,, 4. ....,:..,M f ff-N-' - .M ' S m:a,..,w-awed Far left: Roni Duval is always ready to lend a helping hand. Left: Hope Poyner pauses to proofread her rough draft. Below: David Stevenson uses his arm instead of a cover sheer. 40 6 'Wx Hux, Randy Irvine, Julie Irwin, Byron Ivie, Katy Ivy, Mark Jackson, Jeannie Jackson, Robert Jacobsen, Danny James, Debbie James, Rhonda James, Royce Janda, Joyce Jenkin, Samuel Jensen, Richard Jobes, Tammye Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Barry Johnson, Eric Johnson, Keith Johnson, Kerry Johnson, Michele Johnson, William Johnston, Jeffery Jones, Anthony Jones, Cindy Jones, Darriane Jones, David ' ,s Jones, Mike S Jordon, Sharon - J Joseph, Lee I, Juniors 127 Below: The Junior Jock line-up. Right: Mike Page and Darrell Wilson have a good laugh. 'S 'fi Josh, David Joss, Michele Kaley, Ken Kamuner, Daniel Kamunen, Lori Kanewske, Doris Kannel, Greg Karr, Robin Kedzie, Taryn Keen, Todd Keeth, Debra Keil, Lori Kelley, James Kelley, Margaret Kelley, Mimi Kelley, Rhonda Kelly, Mark xx A ta Kersh, Doug wi' Kest,Don 5 ' 'Ig Ketzehnan, George , 1, i, Ketzehnan, Sandra J 5 ,YQ Khushf, Monika 1 23? Kinkaid, Linda Kinslow, Lisa Kirby, Alice Kirby, LeeAnne Kissinger, Bruce Kleb, Kevin Kleb, Taylor ',fgf's J f 'fag 'H 4- A Q is . Q , ff? yt . . . '65 3,55 128 Juniors i r ' ' :fm ',Q , ' sie Hr A 5 p 44 5 , i ,,, 1 Amigo 'W olass Rings Were Status S mbols - f - s ' ln g Q xx 'E . .4-va 1 , . 'Q ir Sf Qi , 'B , Q fps, .4 nf, is aww, i., s we f H V Ji ., . L ' ' L ,iw Q v K 1 it , X A, XX K - I-A lj gf k ff , , M I 1 J K fly. -S' , E ' ' i-iw g ' ' at Y . x , V . ' X Q ,xi x , 4.- , X r . J PSX . TQ le '...... Y? , QX ' M , , X zkf' , - 'Wk' EEST ' . if 'ek 4 ' 'fi ei , . ,. ,K . .5 xv., Sgt we ' .M M5 , ' ffzisifffsf 'A J 1: S -1- 1 Q iff, gfifi? ,ff A34 XS' 5 A' L Vg .X A, A ' ,xf 3- -,---.5 4 -, L ,. . Y xxx 1 A ' 4 - we ' .g ii uW i ' ' fs . ., ,yn I ni f. -K1 i w , F6 f ' .. 4 te W as -r 5 ' Q in . ai f w it 5 11 f K . ' f f'f:iff.g?f' sp !,,, , I ,f I N ii K , X a .,.. uw, ,L Rem ,Jin T-:-'s r J lf' . . . T Q 4 , ., K .m,,, . ,X M ,iw u fl, E X W Y 1 if N 3 ' , P 5, - rms, M. ' ' A -' -f X ' A 'M - C gn he t f - -'-X . ,W . ,, .'-' , , . . f ,,,., 555, Q L ' ig i i' wi, A '41 , A tm ga :tg f J , aff f diff, 3.5 K 1 f f , ' . W -21.41, - ' 1 F' if f Y ' A Q 3'-. , N m. 'F-K K , 3 v M w ' W X I. XR J , L -'- if ill v,,, I i .-- ,, ly I , A :gi ll ' ' g 9 x 1 rg, .Ea 4 ', 3 fav- 5 f Ev - . sv g me ii ' 7 I ' ' 1 , 11,5 . it 4 v ' ,f i aess f L vga' , ,uf 1, . J 9 'W' A V G J , vw . W f fs . .,., t f fs 3' :I fr TY Q, :ff 4 Q K Y x V fs 4 A 'fa' P N if J! A If , , v s , , , - I , -. X Kleeman, Amy Knopp, Greg Kolb, Gary Konicki, Joseph Koop, Lori Kowis, Gary Koziol, Ann Krause, Todd Kreger, Jolm Kreger, Robert Kretsinger, Tammy Kronshage, Todd Kubena, Jill Kubena, Judy Kuehn, Donna Kuykendall, Dee LaBauve, Todd Lacy, Jimmy Lamkin, Bill Landon, Renee Langston, Kim Lanier, David Lanier, Mark Lanier, Mike Lanpheat, Tom Larson, John Lauck, Sandy Lauman, Debbie Lavender, Paula Lawson, Nancy Lay, Harvey Lee, E. Delene Lee, Lexann Lee, Sylvia LeJeure, Mitchell LeMaster, Matt Lemons, Lori Lenz, Vicki Lesmeister, Lynda Lesselyong, Brian Lilly, Donald Linde, James 130 Juniors Research Papers Almost Killed Us Linde, Melissa Lindsey, Amanda Lindsay, Les Linklater, Lynn Lipinski, John List, Phil Loerch, Mark Logston, Forrest Loma, Sheri Long, Diane Loukanis, Brenda Looke, Mark Lovett, Glenn Lovett, Jeff Luedke, Dena Luedke, Leann Ly, Gary Lyles, Ricky Lynam, Lisa Lynn, LaD0nna MacDougall, Nancy Machennan, Robert Maddox, Joan Maley, Trey Manchester, Karen Mann, Margot Manning, Jeff Marcantel, Craig Maddox, Maresa Marr, David Martin, Carol Martin, Lynna Martin, Rhonda Martin, Robert Martinez, Pam Mascolo, Andrew Mason, Craig Matthews, Carol Mavey, Kevin May, Kenneth May, Richard McAdow, Janet Q 95, my Sgsfzf' Q, it 5 K lf -' t. w W as 'L Y M 1- 1 Q i at ' S 4 X Jr Y V fi fl i l A . YW L . Qt 4 eg . 5. A J ka ,7 4, ', , . Q S e MJF if t -32 8 , 4- fa -.4 ' .1 2sf ,5 ig 1 if Q ,L . . 'er in ,,,,, '4 VY, . ww se- o 495 ?7w TN 4 lv 1 ww- , 1 i ve ' 3 1' v in gf, Far left: Scratching your chin always helps you think better Mitch H01- combe. Left: Let me tell you the story of Lizzie Bunny Foofbo. McAllister, Debbie McAnsh, Angie McAuliffe, John McBride, Allison McCallister, Deborah McClain, Beth McCoofy, David McCollum, Scott McComas, Kimberly McCoy, Robin McDaniel, Kent McDonald, Kathy McElroy, Pamela McGaha, Sheryl McGowen, Shawn McGuirt, John Mclntosh, Michelle McMillen, Mary-Kate McNally, Kelly McNamara, Robin McNeese, Becky Mecham, Julie Meola, Tom Merkel, Susan Metzger, Mona Middleton, Stacy Millar, Deanna Miller Don Miller Jay Miller, Julie Juniors 131 Miller, Karen Milliet, John Milne, Maureen Minter, Gary Mirani, Bharatill Mirani, Jyoti Mitchell, Mark Mohn, Dale Montgomery, Clarence Moore, Greg Moore, Jennifer Moore, Michael Moore, Michael H. Morgan, Roger Morgan, Troy Morris, Cheryl Morris, James Morris, Leanne ri. we ' 3' V W un 1 gy k i, V42 ,,'. ' e Mfw 4 W ., , , ow I ,. Q 5 , ,Y ,. B , ,, 'J 1 if :si ik 5 , a . J 1 'er , J N 5 . Morris, Melinda Morris, Susan Morrison, Susan Moulton, Thadders Muller, Robert il' ,, Above: Did 110 really .ray I1I!IIf 'fllLU' lloldvr, Right: Karin Adams secnzx lo be enjoylrzg Ilzc HOll1Cl'0lIIillkg Dance. 132 Juniors 11 Haig X ji , CDW. J XM ,ifj ga '21- :g:l :ff ' mhz . '- 'z gl' f 2.WWKwQ1Neww -1 f ,, i'A2 fi' ,, 2 4 . K as J gsm Z , ,T js 1 1.2 M2 ' M- i ax, 1 ff 4 .A A 1 1-H-v - ' , -fn: ,hy ,gg I M . l 'f.rT a , ii- E X 9 3 Xt., Q If Murff, Darrel Murphy, Coleen Murrell, Debbie Musher, Tom Musielak, Cheryl Myers, Shawna Nabb, Holly Nault, Wendell Nietfeld, Roman Nicoll, Alexander Nicolosi, Mike Neagle, Angela Nelson, Keith Nelson, Tammy Nesloney, Terri Noack, Tamara Noel, Richard Norton, Loraine Norton, Michael Nourse, Danny Novelly, Paul Nutley, Pete Nutt. Danny Nutt, Randy Far left: Pam is an over the shoulder Ham. Left: The arm-an excellent substi- tute for zz pillow. Malcom Robertson. Juniors Obert, John 0 'Brien, Colleen 0'Brien, Paddy Jo O'Bryant, Kirk Olmysty, Renee Okuma, Catherine Olds, Roy On, Phi Ort, Laura Ousley, Rod Owen, Anita Owen, Becky Owens, David Pabst, Amy Page, Anthony Page, Michael Paige, Kelly Parham, Mark Parkman, Kenneth Parks, Monte Patten, Mark Paulak, Lynette Pearson, Greg Peebles, Wiley Peirce, Larry Peirce, Patricia Penning, Mark Pennington, Brenda Perkins, Leslie Perry, Monty Peters, Kimberly Peterson, Robert Petty, Lisa Petullo, David Pham, Huam Philips, Rory Phillips, Renee Pickert, David Pitcock, Glenda Pitts, Chantel Pizzitola, Lisa Pollinger, Jolm Poindexter, Todd Pontello, Jaqueline Poole, Beverly Poplin, Phil Poppenhusen, Jolln Pow, Stephanie Powers, Cindy Poynor, Hope Pratt, Gail Prause, Roland Prichard, James Prichard, Julie Prince, Charlotte Puderbaugh, Thoma Pusser, Kathyrn Pyron, Sherri Quintiliani, Frank Rabon, Walter Rader, Kim Radven, Mark Ramey, Andy Ramsey, Lisa Randolph, Veril Rankin, Laura Raveling, Philip Ray, Denise Read, Dean Reddick, Jennifer Reim, Kris Reed, Kevin 41 Left Aw man don I talk to HZ6'f0l five mumtcxf IOZZIIHC' Bailey Above: '4Yoursa1aa'ix alncf . I Q58 152 i gw rl if Pill SU E ii, ,gf , . E 5, at , it fi is 5 M A Y ' W ? jf ' it E if Above: 'Vim I in the right class? Tivran Boudreaux. Right: Jeff Conway seems to think Texas is No. 1. 136 Juniors Reesor, Todd Reeves, Brian Rennie, Tim Rentfro, Chris Rice, Allen Rice, Pam Rice, Sue Richter, Jana Ricks, Cindy Ritter, Edith Roach, Will Roberts, Annell Roberts, Lisa Roberts, Stephen Robertson, Chris Robertson, Mike Robertson, William Rocka, Jeff Rogers, Debra Rogers, James Rogers, Tana Rolfing, Richard Roosa, James Rosamond, Scott Rose, Sandra Rosemeyer, Kim Roy, Lissa Ruck, Michael Ruckett, Charles Ruffing, Barbara ga, Y ra , ff 4 4 W 1, we ie.. if' ' 044. 1 3 we rf , 5 N f D .. 4 , 1, ,. X, .. ,, are -.: 5 I 'G ,ft S Q , iz., 'i if vflagif' 'te . R 44, ki . W W aw Y , ,A . ,S x- . -cz ' x5 e,i wi, f , 1 Q up tr, - ,,l , rt if Q ,W .5 5 H - Sf' , 'W 14' ,f ff gt V' fi lg' L., K3 -T, N, V ,K K X ff , if v , , nl, ,f V, uigziu' F - '- ' , ., W, i' fi 'J . 2f',,3Q,'w ef, Q t ifgfg www X. ey Y ig . , ' ,.,I - ., ,X W ' - A 1 he qi S it Av J AX I Y x ' M I if J ' tn - am...p .. 5. b W 2 4' i iii 'i 'ig ' .f L, a if, Qhj, fi' 4 1, iffy 73 ' , . K k af? it' .-is ' A . - 1 ,QQ -Q? ' , 5 , v ?f'n '7 I Q Friday Was Better Than Excedrin F ' ff 1 Wh fl l-'4 ' NM' ..,! Runey, Frank Russell, Renda Rutherford, Steve Ruwe, Steve Sabrratt, Chris Salazar, Sylvia Samstad, Karen Sandlin, Paul Sanford, David Sanford, Eric Saniga, Robin SanLuis, Robert Sapsowitz, Steven Sarver, Robin Savastana, Mark Saver, Chip Schard, Debbie Scharn, Tom Scheffler, Amy Scherich, John Schmidt, Don Schmude, Fred Scott, Greg Sealover, Marya Left: Darrell Woods reveals his Clint Eastwood smile. Below: Ulny word this long can 't possibly be English. Royce James, , 1 W 4 L is iubxi Juniors 137 138 Juniors Sewell, Tina Shamblin, Royce Shaw, Leslie Shaw, Ty Shearon, Joseph Sheffield, Char Shell, Melissa Shoemate, Caroline Sheperd, Benjamin Shook, Mark Short, Stephen Shuck, Tammy Siegel, Karen Simpson, Dedria Sims, Cheryl Sinclair, Donna Sinclair, Joy Skilton, David Slaughter, John Slook, Ed Slook, Robert Smith, Francis Smith, Joe Smith, Karen Smith, Kathym Smith, Kelley Smith, Robin Smith, Susan Smith, Thomas Smythe, Anne Snelgrove, Kevin Snider, Kay Sohal, Vikram Soloman, Annette Sommerfeld, Stan Spalding, Leslie Sparks, Roger Spearman, Alan Spillar, Charles Spillman, Stacy Spinks, Mark Squires, Bernie Juniors Were J oiners X Serres, Gregory 'Lv' may , N55 i SA 4s fe wr C ., RQ, z f y Q, Y' m as sf r x. 0 1553, i'H55,f2,:,, ,QPR X sw , ri X wx r r , am, - , . r 1 im? 4 mf Left: Paul Wind can make himself comfort- able anywhere. 'GP s Y M l X Stacey, Beth Staggs, Mark Stallings, Janet Stanley, Donna Stanley, Ellen Stark, Tamera Steck, Laurie Steindorf, Sheila Stephen, Ronnie Stevens, Paige Stevenson, David Stewart, Althea Stewart, Britta Stewart, Neva Strack, Carrie Strack, Cherie Strack, Kent Strange, Connie Streiner, Tim Stoll, Brenda Stotts, Jim Stroberg, George Stubblefield, Allen Stultz, Joe Stumbe, Bill Styer, Sondra Subraminam, Krishna Sullivan, Sheila Sumak, Patti Summers, Pat Surdacki, Pam Swerdon, Carol Swinford, Phyllis Tandy , Jim Juniors 139 Tate, Rachel Taylor, Janice Taylor, Lisa Taylor, Wendy Taylor, Whitney Teague, Larry Teague, Tim Tencer, Timothy Terrell, Paul Theiss, Chip Theiss, Janis Theiss, Troy Thomas, Bob Thomas, David Thomas, Lisa Thomas, Marca Thomas, Mark Thompson, Susan Thompson, Travis Thompson, William Townsley, Tina Torres, Bubba Townsend, Melanie Trafton, Shannon Tresten, Maria Trevino , Irene Triggs, Monty Troxell, Janet Tumley, Don Ulmer, Tony Underhill, Jeff Utsey, John Vallilee, Kim ,, Q, f Q . fffirx -3 J 1 il ' 5 J J fa . y, , 1 A 3 W I J ' o t l r , 1 , , ' sf! Y, lk ., J -gh L L, Far right: Mark Arquft and Rachael Tate seem to disagree with the teaclzer, Right: Gina Ambriola could tell a few tales about Noble ROHIIIIZS. We Looked Forward To Seniority N A 53,2 ffm ' f 1 r M. V ' J f, , i . ' r 1, 1 rr , ww , A jx , 9. 1 3 f xvhfk fa. 4,4 , r xg ,,,,,f 4 ,fx 1 , . I S ' miter i fr fr r, A 2 N , Vooo r, ' E 514 V Xl N ities :kr . 51,5 ..- ' X 15 A h ., I 5, ' . J Y me. I 1 Q v X , X 3 f Q R .' ' deaf. 5 if J gk i A N s f .a vi .-A bk E ,. IW, N 'N .. Y H? at-' W Vandever, Will Vanzandt, Glen Vamey, Debra Vasquez, Nelda Vela, Madelene Vermaas, Christie Vemie, Michele Vie, Karin Vincent, Terry Vinton, Anne Vogelheim, Heidi Waggener, Melanie Waguespack, Kevin Waldron, Nancy Walker, Kyle Wallis, Tanya Walsh, John Walters, Joseph Walther, Chris Ward, Debbie Ward, John Wardrup, Kathy Washco, Alison Watkins, Cindy Watson, Pamela Watson, William Weatherford, Cynthia Weinert, Natalie Wells, Don Wells, Sharon Wells, William West, Chuck West, Nancy West, Pam Wheeler, Lisa White, Allan White, Jim Whitehead, Ronald Wilhelm, Mike Wilcox, Brenda Wilkinson, Pamela Wilkison, Rick Juniors 141 Right: Viviam Our Goal Was Individual Development Williams, Cheri Williams, Dianna Williams, Hollie Williams, Jeannie Williams, Mike Williams, Stephanie Williamson, John Willis, Glenda Willis, John Wishkoski, Brenda Wilson, Lisa Wilson, Mark Wilson, Rory Wilson, Steve Wilson, Sue Wind, Paul Wiseman, Patricia Work, David 'Y-Iere I am! Holmes. Bottom right: Juniors choose their class rings. Bottom far right: Spanish students jam Ollf. 142 Juniors 53, -Lg, , ' , , N E-gif.. A , ., fx 1 S sg ,- , ,gint - K gg, M is N A 'vi W ff? g V' J 1 1 - ,ss 91 .41 ws--'AQ 52521115 iss , ' ' V f . ' A gi - -,sa , fm . .. K -e .,, -,f,s5,,,s X 25? , ,.. ...weave . ,sg 1, Q 1 or , X ' ' , f 23 ' A ' ,, 57 -M45 ai -K sf 'gale :L Xxx, fx, ui is 5 ifi sf . 'ifff2 '5?E Y 25115 , a .wr 'c was Wi' ,3 . .yengf 1. 1 ' ' M5152 I f 53. 1551 ' sig, V, if 2' A fu: ?3?L',-Ex -1, Eva I J 47' l ,Q N , , :R if l sfghx. rqx . ,L 3 , hm '-f: i hi Ziebell, Elizabeth Zimmel, Ed Zook, Bob Woods, Alicia Woods, Delphine Woods, Stephen Woodward, Susan Wunderlich, Nancy Wyatt, William Wylie, Shelly Yockey, Jennifer Young, Bradford Young, Debra Young, Lori Youngblood, Mary Top left: Mark C0119 ad- mires his dream giri Top right: A chin in the hand is wortlz two on the desk. Left: Edward Griizstead gels Debbie Hall's approval on his Christrnas gift for his girlfriend. Juniors 143 Juniors Waited For The Two-Fif teen Bel guire IO llfllbll Y l , , LA 2 ' ..: -:fi,gfijQ2 A ' ' f'ii'f':? ,., , Q, 1 f, , Q Upper Left: Size sewns to lmvc jbund a belter way to drink water. Upper right: On solving a problem, Mike A lien, Bobbie Blythe, and Paul Wind find that three heads are better than one. Above: 1'm sorry, but this male looks like B flat to ine, Paddy-Jo OBrien. Right: The end of the day at Klein. 144 Juniors W -:L K A I' i M if f',x Jw, f-1 IX Af o ., m,. , ,L Left: Thu Girlx' lfarsity Volleyball mascul, Middle Left: 1 think I made 11 1100-hoo, .lan Bullock. Below: Gina Amlzriola finds Elzglfslz lfICl'!IflN'l' aznzzsing. Middle Right: What a day I fIlIl'A' had, 71l'l'l1l1B0lICllAU!lll.Y. Bottom: I c'm1'r lmlizfvz' slizfs asxigzzing more 110HZL'W0l'k, B6'l'8l'Ll' Poole. K i nn,,o in-- Q . li N1 Juniors We Were Together For Unly Two Years Susan Feltelz put it well when slze said, The sopho- more class is1'z't the best, it's the GREA TEST! We showed spirit and won tlze last spirit stick, When we graduate, oar divided class will be school rivals. We will eaclz strive to make our class tlze best. Bat, we will always remember tlzat the class 0 f '81 is the greatest t0 us. I' - '31 Top right: Her glasses gave her a better look at the mzrsic. Susan Feltclz. Top left: Dale Benditz hard at work, Above: Jackie Oliplzizzt concentrating hard on her typing Right: Liz Stauffer and her innocent look. 146 Sophomores xy!!! war- i E' 2 . --M mi Top left: Students look interested in lecture. Top right: Mike Klein thinks long and hard on what to do next. Middle left: You can always find Marie Jones smiling. Above: I should kill you jbr tl1at. Angie Myers. Left: Yon XhOllldlI,Il1tIllC done tlzat. Sylvia Stames. Sophomores 147 ow We Are To Be Split Apart ff :Q ,1- In-5. Top right: Oh, that's how it goes. Mike Shaffer. Middle left: Sophomore students councilg Jon Clark, Chris Carson, Margie Goodman, Stacie Wilbourn, Kirsten Murphy, Middle right: Top row, Randy Reeves, Sally Serpas, Elizabeth Morris, Heather Paulson, Karen Reina, Doyle Lane, Bottom row: Susan Feltch, Lee Keller. Above: What page am 1 on? Right: Oh, she is so Cute. Scott Wallace. 148 Sophomores ' el E sl QQ-nhaigigg in Q, V , L V Left: Tin grins are in, Dottie Webster. Below: Students listen to what Mr. West has to say about Klein Forest. Middle right: Will you play liopscotch with me? Pierre Deblanc. W-,X Bottom left: Rhonda Holst listens atten tively. Bottom right: Drink lots ofnzilk now. X ' Q . nf ' P -M -V 54 f f .kg L. H .fl lfhwwv L, 1' 5 ' , N IFJ- .. k s, 4' Q fi' ' - K1 1 Y' 1 1 ,Q , .4 A , f igu fr ' ' , B .1 A-' ' fl w 4 7' ,vm W . K 1-Ll WM Sophomores 149 We'1l Live Each Day To The Fullest Aaron, Michelle Able, Glenn Abou-Fadel, Pascale Aclltzehn, Lynne Acord, Melissa Adams, Greg Adams, Jary Adams, Pam Adams, Pamela Adams, Libby Adamson, Sally Alford, Jeannie Allday, Linda Allen, Doug Allgeier, Linda Allison, Ann Alveraz, Mike Alvis, Steve Anderson, Ron Andrews, Phyllis Armagost, Lora Armstrong, Don Armstrong, Lana Arriaga, Alex Asbill, April Ashworth, Derrick Assiff, Cindy Athey, Stephanie Aubert, James Austin, Janet Austin, Scott Avery, Jean Aydlett, Bruce Azbill, John Baas, Arnold Baca, Laura Bach, Craig Badia, James Bailey, Allison Bailey, Brett Bailey, Davis Bailey, Karen 150 Sophomores -5, , H-Q.-4, ,. , 4 X , J. ,V g-Q 5, if .,,, V.: '. .5 M, '7 --. , this 8 'SEX iii? 1 'wmv , ,, up ax i Q 'Q 5 A J , M ' X N. 9 X 'Q N, ' il 3 Q E z ,izr , .. 1. ' ' . , ,fri 2:5521 ' L i' H'3,f7' ' 1. ,agyw fyl, ,E V 5 ,W If - A , A We i f as f 'fi J - e Q L e- A 54 3 V ' 4' ,swf 13' . i f i Li tl amiga! I , A K ' -' 'fag vi . , f1 ? B A 5 , L. 5, ,t-.55 ..- ' A , ye :gif - ,1-. H 1 5 L. . f A , sr . - :ff 3 J ec, , ' l 4, ,, ' sie S W ,, . -, ', ff , c Y . .Q x v, S A -, Q ' . f' 4 . ,Meg V , .. .. r W, jp T -JS ' 1 Y 7 -, 1 lx xx -, '! Left: Laurie Hewlett and Laura Oslliud show that there were mired emotions U1 Algebra Il. Below: Sleep is an essential ofthe sclzool day. Angela Falzay. B0YV 'Vll BX '4gX , s ,J 1 .- 2 ' x jk-fs S1 .I. ill 'liar 7 iw' ' . 4 . S' ,Q W A ,line , .., , K . I f Aa i t 5 9 'S ,,f3'9 , LJ f S f 1 A wr? 4 ,,f, fsf: 35 : Q 5 1 1 ,f Q' L'-'Si'-mf!!-h 'il s Bair, Robert Baker, Melinda Baker, Michael Baldwin, Jerry Ball, David Ball, Sharla Balmanno, Shelly Banner, Jimmy Banowsky, Joe Baran, David Barber, Gary Baremore, Michael Barnes, Jenny Barnes, Shelly Baron, Paul Batchelor, Stuart Batey, Teri Battaglia, David Batties, Charlotte Batts, Laurie Bazan, Victor Begley, Dan Behal, Todd Benditz, Dale Benet, Adria Benet, Rose Benham, Barry Benson, Craig Benson, Creg Bergman, Carla Sophomores 151 For The T1me We Stlll Have Togeth Berkley, Terra Bias, Steven Bicknell, Stuart Biegler, Allison Black, Ricky Black, Stacy Blackburn, Bryan Blair, Wesley Blakesley, Nadine Blankenship, Brett Blavier, Steve Boeker, Ken Boeker, Kimm Bond, Ray Booty, James Boran, John Bordwine, William Bosley, Ann Bougllton, Elizabeth Boyer, Jeff Bozo, Wendy Branford, Sheila Brantley, Cindy Brasher, Bob Far right: Lee Davis has trouble reading ltis' OWN writing' Right: I thought I saw 11 puddy tat, 1 did, I did! Tara Coker. 152 Sophomores Brawn, Terri Breeding, Amy Breshears, Lisa Brewer, Becky Brim, Rick Brindley, Randy Broadbent, Debra Brosky, Jay Brown, Cathy Brown, David Brown, Steve Broussard, Denise Bruce, Mike Bruch, Terri Brumfield, Jay Brust, John Bullard, Jerry Bullock, Cory Bunch, Tom Burke, Brian Burnette, Carla Burns, Brian Burton, Debbie Burton, Roderick Busyn, Kim Byers, Joel Bymaster, Peppi Cahill, Molly Cale, Brett Campbell, Albertina Campbell, Marcia Campbell, Susan Campion, Victoria Cantrell, Scott Carollo, Dane Carr, Matt Carr, Sheldon Carson, Chris Carter, Kimberly Cartwright, John Carver, Stephanie Casto, Robert Catmull, Ken Cattarin, Mark Chan, Robin Chandler, Jason Chapman, Alan Chappelle, Susan Sophomores 153 Chavez, Frances Chelston, Chris Chesterman, Karen Childers, Kelly Choi, Yae Chouinard, Lisa Christopher, Stacy Clapp, Judi Clare, Tracy Clark, Gary Clark, Jeff Clark, John Clark, Jon Claunch, Don Clay, Debbie Clemons, Keith Clifton, Clint Clower, Ginger Cochran, Liz Cofer, Roxan Coffey, Joan Coker, Tara Cole, Tammie Coleman, Linda Colon, John Colvard, Tara Commeaux, Nancy Conrad, Elizabeth Conti, Gina Conway, Vicky Above 'The pen ix for wrililzg not ramzg Dum! Axlmoltlz Right S0 that s how it goes. Lynn fwdflfll 154 So ph omo res N e Showed Our pirit At The Pep Rallies M L 'A ka' ' . 1 . . , QT '-'11 2' cf, , I U 1' ff, like Cook, Curtis Cooley, Valerie Corbell, Robert Comell, Phil Corson, Lynn Courney, Denise Court, Kim Cowen, Karen Cox, John Crabtree, Frank Craft, Melissa Craig, Carrie Cramer, Melanie Crespy, Tim Crider, Timothy Crook, Mike Cross, John Crowe, Brett Croye, Mark Culp, Stephen Cunningham, Frank Curtin, Jim Dabney, Molly Danforth, Carol Daniel, Ronda Daniels, Jackie Darnell, Jaclene David, Kevin Davis, Cindy Davis, Erin Sophomores 155 We Supported Our School Davis, Louis Dawson, Denise Dawson, Terri Day, Mark DeBlanc, Pierre DeBoisblanc, Richard Decell, Dwain Delaney, David Delatone, Larry Delicco, Michael Della Corte, Lisa Del Toro, Christine Derham, Christine DeSola, Linda Detillio, Michelle DeWree, Jane Dickey, Bobbie Dierksen, Dwaine Dingle, Casey Donaldson, Hiyasmin Dorst, Bob Doughtie, Julie Doughtie, Mike Dowling, Ricky Dowling, Timothy Downey, Robert Drugovich, Robert Dudley, David Duncan, Karen Dunlap, Angela Dunn, Anchalee Durrett, Judy East, Antonia Ebelt, Walter Eckerman, Troy Eckert, Tom Eddy, Angela Edenfield, Scott Edgar, Rick Edwards, Cecil Edwards, Chris Edwards, Deborah 156 Sophomores G Y fir Davis, Lee at , J za' ' ,'--S fi ' -- EI If 4.751 , -, :QL 1 , A .4 ' 5 'nl 5,- 0 has-P xv Q .- a 7 I. 'Q Hr fly ' i i if 2 H . 1--'12, A Q. x V an V53 ,. P' , x .I I 1X f-419' . fflf g L 4' -.Ev .il . , .kb S. ,.a-A Q2 . I ,n - ., Vriia2f1.1If,'Fse25S2i.i if, J i f fv- . ' Q f Q '- Q '151f21z1f Zf'2ll5: ' 3' ff. A is 3 if f .4-if ,iw .F il P I 'Qi H 1 J. 2 'A' ml. . ' Q s if vllwfi , ' J , I fa ' 'A D X ' li .arg . 9 W i - K EFX ' NSN r E N ,lm m .. av xt. WY i D 99 'On r' 1 1 Q' S 4 J K 3 rr r 'Wim , - ,S yvv ff. an -ip Q ' N, T o , f, k gi aff' . 1 sa if -, i 1-,, f ,A . .A , K 1 rg ' . X ir- 15?A 5 A- , .. ff' sm I, , , ,, :. La, , P , I .Zhi - . 1 f J f 'VQQFK 'fi .r .. ' A ' ,. .Q 1 4 -si 65 use-4, .ui is ,, , M . ' ' tm. S 7 'J 1 ,,.,fz 5- ,Ii h...A., Q T-rf. .F F fi S f s A 1. s.' ff' f 1. . ef :K W' ffh? l, . asa. Q . Edwards, Howard Edwards, L. J. Edwards, Roger Elam, Rusti Elder, Dan Elisayeff, Lila Elliott, Rhonda Ellridge, Roland Epps, Scott Erugoni, Lorinda Esquivel, Terese Essex, Anne Evans, Mark Evans, Rick Evans, Ronnie Evert, J im Everette, Kelly Ewing, Jeff F abacher, Karin Fabregas, Tommy Fa gan , John Fahay, Angela Fainter, William Fanning, Chris Fanning, Richard Farkasofsky, Chris Farrell, Lisa Faulk, Ronnie Faulkner, Tammy Feltch, Susan Ferramosca, Lori Ferreira, Carmen Fertig, Chris Fetzer, Anne Fetzer, Barbara Finuf, Kenneth Fishback, Carlton Fisher, J eff Fitzsimmo ns, Kelley Flake, Alan Flannery, Lisa Fleischlauer, Allen Fletcher, Constance Folson, Stephen Ford, Gene Forehand, Rhonda Foster, Mitch Foster, Pat Soph We Won The Last Foxx, Bryan Framel, Steve Frazier. Cal Freeman. Danny Frisima, Lisa Frodin. Stacey Fry, Sonia Fulton, Sheri Furley, Andrew Fusco, Kathy Gallier, Mike Garcia, Jerard Garcia, Martha Gardner, Kyle Garrison, Jeri Garza, Yvonne Gaubere, Craig Geoca, Kim Gerber, Pam Gerrans, Susan Gibbons, Brett Giles, Lisa Gleason, Karen Godwin, Don Gold, David Gomez, Carmella Gonzales, Adrianna Goodman, John Goodman, Margie Goodwin, Debra Gorman, Nancy Gould, David Granier, Michael Grappi, Rhonda Graves, Todd Gray, John Green, Cathy Green, Tracie Greenman, Greg Gresham, Lisa Griesedieck, Paul Griffin, Jacqueline 158 Sophomores 'B' re JY j Arf. - ,jk ,ialx 'Q Q. 1 1 4 ,f I ge lt , ff, S J!!! A X PJ: v ' a B Af X . . ., ., ,, -,V -.,, ., ,,, : .Ee WE , ' T -' Q, f- -P ' T :-f -mi-u 1 J :Q X .. ,, iq, M 2 t 'V N X ws? . . ' Y, , R5 Y ,in ,. f, 'I K Q. fan j Y af' , T ryfwgf iq, V 'f ' T 4,.,,q - 5 r ' ' , . I . , f',, i ,Q, Q f T 'Earl ' fi- 'Ar 1 f l .,.4' .Q - H f-- '-SQ-ws. 1 5 f S L Yi, v 5 A ., , K W h Al, .'.,. ,E 555' li ,tr , f- ef, l 1 8 , X, 4 r J. it IRQ, ,J X54 , are ,.,,X, , Grimes, Gordon Grimes, Jeff Grivet, Troy Groening, Robert Guice, Robert Guillory, Becky Gwin, Jeff Habbs, Kelly Habinak, Ann Hadwin, Mike Haenelt, Patsy Hahneman, Christine Hallbeck, Timothy Halley, Wendell Halloran, Susan Hanlon, Heather Hardy, Nancy Hargis, Terry Harlow, .leff Harper, Alex Harper, Ben Harper, Steve Harrigan, Tim Harris, Jim .Q ,1, .,,. 2 .. 3- i re T Right: Now this is ffm way Io rvlzzx and f1'A'Il'll III 1110 rarm' lime. Kelly ClfIffLfI'L'.k'A'. Above: JHXI look nt lfllll c'oncr'111m1fur1. Sophomores 159 Although Exhausted At Times Harris, Karen Harsett, Jay Harrod, Terri Hart, Michael Hartsock, Denise Hzissler, Russell Hatchell, Teresa Hatfield, Missy Hall, Greg Haude, Dale Haugland, Kay Hauser, Valerie Hauser, Wick Hauslein, Ruth Hawkins, Leasa Heffernan, Stan Heinz, Patricia Heisey, Mary Hernandez, Denise Herren, Jeffery Herrick, Kay Herritage, Brent Herzog, Michelle Heuschling, Susan Hewlett, Laurie Hick, Scott Hickman, David Hicks, Kristi Hicks, Lynn Hickson, Eddie Hidler, Jimmy Higdon, Susan Higgins, Alan Hildebrandt, Renee Hill, Sean Hines, Holly Hinesley, Derek Hirsch, Peni Hissey, Joan Hitt, Kenneth Hixon, Eddie Hlavenka, Donna 160 Sophomores -f-,A + -f-.gn 1 Nuff 'Ma K 4 A .5 .af ,,...z-i-4 Hodges, Eddie Hoffart, Anita Hoffman, Traci Holdcroft, Raymond Hollenshead, Pamela Holmes, Marc Holst, Rhonda Holt, Gina Hooten, Shannon Hopkins, Mike Hopkins, Sheryl Hoppe, Colleen Horn, Christopher Horney, Katherine Hoskins, Lisa Houk, Carrie Huard, Laura Hunt, Julia Hurley, Chris Hurley, Rick Huston, Teresa Huwylyer, Colette Inberg, Peggy Inscore, Lisa Irvine, Jim Isted, Krista Jackson, Lee Jackson, Patrick Jackson, Paul Jackson, Reginald Jacobsen, Mike Jacobsen, Jeffery James, David James, Julie Janda, Melanie Jarman, Elizabeth Jeffcoat, Lee Jenkins, Alice Jenkins, Mark Jennings, Corrie Jennings, Gary Jeter, Leyton Johns, Anthony Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Jay Johnson, Robin Johnson, Rod Johnson, Tammy Sophomores 161 is ' Z., lg, 'iw ggi iw 'Tn' fri l Jones, David Jones, Gia Jones, Lori Jones, Marie Jones, Scott Jorczak, Bruce Jorgensen, Jolm Jurischk, Ken Kahn, Geri Karalis, Mike Karels, Becky Karras, Karolyn - 15 , Kaufman, Jeff 3 Kay, Donald Keesee, David Keller, Don 1 51' ' Keller, Elizabeth ' Qi Kelley, Kim t Kelly,Ma1lreen Lk Kemmerer, Jeff K gk iff Im Y Kemp, Jeff K t it , , , Kennedy, Carleue , I 3 ,. ?i,s,,f, 3 X. Kern,Charlotte . ,f 3 V fy v Kilberis,Kathy ' lk .- A f 'Q ' i 1 : n fl gl I . L fa-,, Above: I can 't believe my jlngers typed that. Above right: The killer smile of Susan Fellclz. Right: Jack Maniscalco Illirzks the odds are great for him. Ainh- 7 3 K X lf' 'Q , e t t , Q haf x 7 ' as Y. 'MI M ile. 'f K i eeee N e te i tl arf ' N ,vm Sf, ACC Q1 We Still Were the Closest , A.,l , l.e,e . ' .M A f N Q , , I zre r x -, v i 'T Y -4 ir J ' e'le S ...af gfiigg 'W 1 edffiie iliwit, L . Q, , r A S ' ' ai- . x gf! S A ' J , X L. QR. W rr ,,et,, r :ln Q 4 Y' E A X r'-,ef x . , f, , ,, 0 it 1 ff Sf . ,. , . ,.,. , ...,,. ,55 3, Q, V X, ri' Q-3 f 5 ggi 'Will i ,e.,l ,. ll', 1 ? K, 3 fy I 1 ,J r. e :ze K 3? His 'Q 31 i r -- ' . T 1 I r , fl ze . 4, .Y W 3 3 M lell ff' Q ' ,S i g ig ' N35 ' Q ..,1. we . X 1 , f , ' Q is ,jf -ff, , Y If ' E gs ky - f . ' 5. .. : -3 . ee rf , 5 X '33, W- Q ' T i 1 1 Kilgore, Thomas Kilpatrick, John Kimbrell, Roy Kimmey, Kathy Kimzey, Barbara King, Mike King, Ruth King, Suzie King, Terri King, William Kinney, Kris Kinney, Todd Kirkindall, Ricky Klatt, Jim Kleb, Leia Klein, Mike Klimaszewski, Margaret Klingman, Linda Koop, Sandy Kopp, Steve Kramer, Kyle Krause, Rusty Kridner, Donna Kroll, Gary Krueger, Neal Krezenski, Tammy Krzes, Mary Kuykendall, Cindy Kuzniar, Lisa Laake, Carol Laco, Greg Lacy, Loretta Laible, Glenn Lajeunesse, Mollie Lamb, Jeff Lambert, Ronnie Lane, Doyle Langston, Pam Lanphear, Paul Lantz, Laura Lanuke, Tracey Larson, Ron Soph omores 163 We Looked Forward to Our Licenses . . Lauck, David Laxton, Greg Lay, Damon ,i J- FK L Le, Thao f---f Q LeBoeuf, Angie Lechlider, Kevin 3, 4 1 l' Ledesma, Tina 19' VITQVQQQQ?-if V Lee, Bobbie '35, .K ., ' 7 Lejeune, Carolyn M . , bi , in K, we Q me fa Q -Q Len1oine,Dana , ' , A Lenart, Laura 4 ' K ' Vi f Q, f Leonard,Mike , ,f f J 2 5 t ' J- - - -v v Y . 5 11 l I r f N. ,fir id, ' I Lerouk, Danielle Lesmeister, Patti Lewis, DeDe Lewis, John Lewis, Laurie Lewis, Margo X A 1 Lewis,Mary Lindstrom, Teri Linklater, John if . if ' Little, Lamar ' LOGiudice, Michelle ' ' f Long,David 5 Q , I fl lm I m I .rx-4. into Long, Vance Lootens, Alison Losa, Richard Loughran, George Loving, Darla Lowe, Stephanie l Lowell, Liane if Lowenberg, Jeffrey 1' 'N h, Lowery, Phyllis Q G' Lucia, Pam it ff , Luckett, John it Luka, Bill W l Q' l Lundin, Paul Lutz, Margaret Lux, Tom Lules, David Lyon. Linda MacDowell, Lori 164 Sophomores '7 Q X S f , W we V ,dr ' w a f , af 3 K, S ,I-V ,v 4,339 ' if- N , .. 3 wie, 2 2 ti Y ' ' he ' ay ra ,T H. :W 4. , 32 J. V , 1 t e 'f W Wie 'fl ff 'K K, , .,, ,, t, ., al ,ifluatiii X , at ,E fl fr 'iii ,an if 5 x 4 ii? W, . . Y Left: Nea! Kl'lll'gl'I' .limls xpcuclz flIlil'I'CSffI1,LI Mackenney, Fred Macready, Paul Maddox, Theresa Mahavier, Deborah Maines, Connie Malinowski, Caryn Malmay, Emmitt Malone, Karen Malone, Kim Manger, Stacie Mangrum, Sharon Maniscalco, Jack Maniscalco, Tommy Manning, Robert Marcantel, Keith Marcisz, Mandy Marek, Steve Martin, Carol Martin, David Martin, DeAnna Martin, Gus Martin, Lynn Martinelli, Roberta Martins, Rhonda Marvin, Dean Masters, Barry Matter, Teri Mattingly, Leslie McAfee, Tami McAndrew, Thomas McAuliffe, Michael McBee, Allison McBee, Travis McCa1nas, Laurie McCan, Robbie McCleary, Tammy Sophomores 165 McClure, Marianne McComas, Laurie McCoy, Marc McCue, Kathleen McCue, Mary McDaniel, Jim McDowell, Jim McElroy, Carrie McElroy, Kimberly McGehee, Suzanne McGlockton, Tammy McKenzie, Deanna McKibben, Rhonda McKinley, Robert McLaughlin, David McNamara, Theresa McNeil, Mark McWeeny, Greg McWhirter, Paula Medeiros, Tammie Merchant, Guy Michael, Susan Middlebrooks, Carey Miksch, Susan Mikulenka, Steve Milhy, Jolm Miles, Richard Miller, Andy Miller, Bruce Miller, Christine Miller, Don Miller, Gregory Miller, Mark Miller, Melanie Millikan, Shari Mills, Belinda Minter, Alyson Mitchell, Curtis Mittelsteadt, Patricia Moelmke , Deborah Molina, Julio Montel, Mark Montgomery, Jackie Montgomery, Kelly Moon, Joel Mooney, David Moore, Janet Moore, Rhonda 166 Sophomores .' -.. Wi? y , ffm, ' ra ' X 4 - i Mlszfnrkk M ffqlvmfiiix 73 a f se? is ,V , fl, U , . .rf N if , f I 5 1' fr .MF- i-5Zi? - Efs rf, ,NA X ,. fY..,11 . A .. N , 4 V: . 2. .sw A 3 X 3, Q 77.-11'--N -f E f - p. , -. .-.T e A' MMM azex N 3 l 3 x ,M N l 'X g,.,'i2x'fSf s ' of Q35 x 1. , I T , S Lt A I' are 5, t Q, 1 S- M -' 1 li 4 Q xx t. , i 1 4 an ' - .,, ,. , ....,,,. ,M A W K y 1 R C ft, feb x use We Were Stuck With Buses A 'iw 0 ' 'fi H Q J' v , f 9, 1 ' ' 9',a ' 3' 'W' 2515? ,- V 'W V -f i' ' ' 'Gigs , ,Q , ' 1 ,gg ' 4. 'ifiiihl x,W.y A A ,Q , Lk f , I 'ff . ei . via ,Q ,, ...V f, if vfszui I H, f ,. I unfair mil Q xfrgf H 5 5 ., li ' V i' 5 , ,. I E255 ,. ' x 3 f Q' .T 1 'ke 51 . ' ' ' . . E Y' lib., T i 4 - .f ,N-gg,-,5 'FSM ll' 054952 is fr 15. I f sf . I 3 L ee 4 H 56 ....,' 9 ,iff i 1 1 V C1 .fr ,rw-um , Left: I am xo 0.i'11IIl7IC'd! W? C7 xiii? ff Q f- 1, N if ,, n , 5.- ,1f,j123', 5, , ge, :gil ' ,i-if : '. 'a. V - 2 ,ws f4'i3,f1 I K, 1, K k ' ,e ,, ,X T, L W W M . ., ' E 'K Evif' kr' J V54 Q5 X41 , E v X r ,, , 3 ,Ni y i s ,A Q: fi? A .,x,X?.'YSl,:i ' ' 9 A 'Q3,l,2.l. A . ,, ,... , .e r, i or A A 4 M i s i A , .fn . 3 ig., i L' -N-1' - 1 if ,,,.',, QQ , - 9, ' f -Z lf, , 'B' ' , , , - 'wffgw V. Moore, Rors Moore, Steve Moorman, Timothy Moosberg, Paige Morace, Richard Morgan, Linda Morgan, Mary Morgan, Michelle Morris, Elizabeth Morris, Lisa Morrison, Kevin Morrow, Donna Morrow, Rhonda Morovicll, Leo Moulder, Bianna Mouliere, Sheila Mulholland, Pat Mullen, Kim Muller, Patty Muller, Ron Mundy, Tammy Munger, Gari Mum, Phillips Murphy, Bill Y Sally Swymx, Above: .S'c'c wha! salma! did to me. 1.1511 lfmmll Sophomores 167 Murphy, Kirsten Murray, Billy Musgrove, Craig Myers, Angie Nabors, Linda Navarro, Christina Neeley, Mary Neely, Sharon Nettles, Rusty Newsham, Barbara Newton, Vicki Newell, Dean Nice, C. T. Nichols, Ron Niederlitz, Krista Nitsch, Mike Nolfo, Kellie Noble, Kenneth Noble, Renee, Nugent, Dan Nuinrich, Lisa Oden, Shannon Odenweller, Keith Odenweller, Kenneth Olgetree, Kay Ogletree, Mark Olinger, Edward Oliphint, Jackie Ollenburg, Steve Olmstead, Mike Olson, Mark O 'Neal, Mike Oprea, Jeanene Orahood, Judi Ostlind, Laura Owens, Jenny Page, David Palm, Mike Palm, Mitch Panico, Teresa Papadakis, Wade Parks, Renae Parker, Paul Parker, Sherri Parsley, Clay Partridge, Leah Pastor, Debbie Patrick, Steve 168 Sophomores ' ,.,r - ,K J J I 'Q ll L' 1' a ig ,g g f fe Q , .-2, -H - ae-.ag .st 74 t Rl 'in 5 V ' .J -N J. , . '-3-S '.g.t:',N ,fe -ul Lf' . vii-V if L W 'gli 32? fi., If f f K WM' . I A .aw ' wg. f , W E, 1 t zz. 1 af , 4 In 2 1 W ' a s 'im F it C .i , X .f , J 4 'J .1 - W,.. :usage . , , lr . ,ii , WYT' X 4' . fr ff: -, -4' .- A A ', a af ' ,, ' ' ,,,. I - we V 34? 95 5 1 ,' 1 ,V -.A , Q 1 . Q , , .- 5 fm, - 'fe 'V . 2 f-my N J -I 'Q E , I , .Q ,ak A 'xr S J .f Qs- I. .... ,I - X XX ' -'..-9 g:--.. , X N f I P W Y 1 ,. -' ' ., -'gd A v ' get , 4 7,1 , .Q ,,,. v . i ' ' J K , ft? H3 t ,,,, . ,lf , ,Q W , , J if 2 , E 5 V aa . - . . if we f l .eaafmii 'W 1 ' 4 5 Q 1 'TX ' 'M t .45 ,z 5 4 . .- if- 4 we f my 7 is yy, -291. N. ,, 1 .J ... . -Q N U .- o-wx o ' . 35 .. - V , , ,f msuvn 1 .4-55, nxgibeu gii' r ' -A39 l ',dl'3'n- 71' 'JNCI J 1, . ,, .J 'sf' r ff , .. K ..-A il iegli' n, -1 ' if vm 'zrtgii-'L e ' A NW, - E 4 if ff? , WL, ' 5 . , , . . Q.- I , ' I Patterson, Kelly Patton, Brian Paulson, Carmen Paulson, Heather Payte, Anne Peat, Diane Peltz, Doug Petty, Edie Pham, Tuoc Phelps, Shelia Phillips, Myra Pickens, David Pierce, Reka Left Is zt ramzng In here? Kim Busyn. Bottom left I can t belzeve she would say that, Mike Olmstuzd Below Take anything, but not my homework! Sophomore 169 We Fancied the Fifties, Fashions Pietrzak, Earl Pizzitola, Joseph ? Poindexter, Stacey ' 1211 C7 Q Poppenhusen, Laurie Presley, Karen K Y Price, William 55,5 4? YF? it A Primich, Joleen . 'gLwf '?f', 1 Prine, Penny ' J 3 Prosser, Alice J Pruitt, Steve E Puerta, George Pursifull, Tracy Pusser, Brett Pye, Al Quintiliani, Richard Quirk, Jennifer Radven, Susan Raines, April Randolph, Julius Rankin, Joanna Ransom, Lori Rasch , Glenn Rathbone, Thomas Above left: Mark Crolvc' fJl1d.Yl1FfIIIl fIll'L'l'C.S'llllg and crcatzrz' class. Far right: Sue Ulu docs notfind worms too z1tt1'acli1'e. 170 Sophomores Powell, Scott i V l Raveling, Nancy Ray, Carl Reap, J olm Rector, Kevin Regi, Joe Reed, Daniel Reed, Teri Rees, George Reese, Holly Reeves, Randy Reina, Karen Reindl, Wade Rex, Tammy Rice, Kenneth Richards, Tony Ricks, Patricia Riddle, Jerry Riha, Kenneth Ritter, Amy Rivera, Roy Roark, Doug Roark, Mark Robertson, Christine Rocco, Daniel Roebuck, Donna Rogers, William Rosales, Mary Ellen Rose, Deanna Ross, Lisa Rowbotham, Jeanette Rozendal, Robert Ruble, Susan Rumore, Dana Runnels, Mike Rutherford, Jackie Salter, Steve Samuel, Teresa Sanborn, Dennis Santos, Edwardo Sapsowitz, Laura Sattford, Jerry Savage, Laura Savastana, Mary Savoye, Pam Scott, Geoff Schauman, Holly Schild, David Schindler, LeAnne Sophomores 171 Pep Rallies Were a Parking Lot Avva Schwab, Jeuette Schmitz, Christina Schoen, Jeff Schofield, Jeri Lyn ' Schoonover, Lisa Schultz, Chris Schultz, Ronny Seay, Mike Seltz, Steve Serpas, Sally Sexton, Valerie Shaffer, Jacqueline ,L V sy' Shaffer,Mike 'A 'W -. . 4 Sharfner, Leslie W 4 H.. . 3 , .f QM z vt I' A Sheffer,Ned i ' in l . Sheffield, Regina K 4 V W i , Sharpe,Georgia in l i ew Shelton, Andre sl. , 1, , A 'ze , W' A Sheneman, Cara Shepherd, Jeff Sheppard, Beth Shivers, Susie Shook,Kerry il, . is i i 5' Q, W as W 9 Shoosmith, Sally Shouse, Paul Shreider, Deborah Sides, Jim Siers, Merritt Sigaty, Traci Sigler, Page Sikes, Casey Silva, Cindy Silver, Jodi Skelton, Lucinda Smiley, Stacey Smith, Alice M Y . 5 xv: s il ,1 K. sl-. l :,e2mif1w,.,flAZmia ,. , I Q 1,l 5 r, fri -5 . ej-gg Siiiiiii, Alicia . Smith, Connie Q?-i ,M ,,.t . J A V Smith,Glenda , ff A W' - , , swf, if-1 Smith, Gregg R , ' ' A , S 1 Q' ' Smith,Pam . ' i f-, ' i ,, f' A i' 4 . My k Smith, Shelly ' I V if A g ' W ,HA l ' . ' i 2, 4 i if Ta. '?f?'a'.' 172 Sophomores W. jr E fi l i Smith, Tim Smyth, Mark Sneed, Josie Snelgrove, David Snell, Brian Snider, Sandra Snow, Robert Soileau, Anne Sonnier, Angela Sorenson, Karis Sparks, Bill Speckard, Andrew Speckhard, Eric Speetzen, Scott Spence, Debra Stabler, Doug Stacy, Debbie Stafford, Marshall Staggs, Sheila Stahl, Kurt Stanford, Jeff Stanley, Daniel Starnes, Sylvia Stauffer, Liz Stein, Marcia Steinbacher, Anne Steindorf, Anita Stell, Katie Stephens, Cindy Stephens, Millard fy ff Qf 'fWf ,y my . -M uf. ' , 4. ,.v Far left: Ulflookx C'!IH'I kill, IH-lllIIIllIH1l'l will Kristi Hicks. Middle: Now lixlcn lieu' Don Cilllllllill, Above: lx Ilia! necessary? Colvin Sophomores 173 Stephenson, Sheri Stevens, John St. John, Al Stone, Randy Strack, Duann Strong, Darin Stuart, Randy Stuart, Vickie Stubblefield, Stephen Stueber, Matthew Suarez, Cindy Sulak, Ed Summers, Suzanne Surdacki, Corinne Swank, Bart Swann, Lori Swienton, David Tacker, Karen Taleno, Lorena Tallon, Matt Tann, Chris Tatum, Lynn Tatum, Mike Taylor, Wayne Tengler, Chris TerBeck, Keith Terry, Jeanette Theiss, David Theiss, Wesley Theriot, Desiree Thomas, Beth Right: Soplmmorc students 5111! bclulc III studxnzg, dur mg class. 174 Sophomores The Main Building Seemed So Big 'ffl' 1, V 'f r i f , Q ' af .V - 1 L , LL, l wi ,, Thomas, Cheryl Thomas, Eric Thomas, Tammy Thompson, Kelly Thompson, Melissa Thompson, Troy Thompson, Wendy Threinen, Kristin Timson, Beth Tobias, Tracy Tolley, Doug Tollison, Cherie Trimble, Mike Trimm, Ann Trout, Susan Trumbrey, Danny Turner, Eric Turner, James Turner, Kelly Turner, Tracy Tyler, Gerald Updike, Tom Urbani, John Ulu, Sue VanGundy, Gary Vann, Kelly Vasquez, David Vaughan, Dena Vaughan, Valerie Velasco, Anita Victor, Evan Villaflor, Lorenda Villarreal, Jeffery Vint, Greg Vinton, Mike Vobach, Stephen Volk, Kris Vollmer, Lee Vorwerk, Doug Votano, Anthony Vu, Ann Wagmann, Jim Sophomores 175 The Week Seemed To Last Forever Waguespack, Brian Wainscott, Jodi Waites, Martha Wakefield, Jane Wald, John Walker, Sherry Wallace, Mindy Wallace, Scott Walsh, Gaynor Waltman, Susan Ware, Roxina Warner, John Washburn, Russ Wasserman, David Waters, Doug Watson, Bobby Waymire, Marci Weaver, Ronald Webb, Danny Webster, Dana Webster, Dottie Weinert, Dianne Weinert, Todd Weiss, Beth Welch, Sheryl Weller, Moira Wells, Jimmy Wendler, Gary Westbrook, Doug Weyel, Steve Wheeler, Suzy Whillock, Jackie Whipple, Paul White, Dianne White, Holley White, Robert Whitehead, Allen Whitfield, Joe Whitfield, Roger Whitley, Kevin Whitwortll, Keith Wichtericli, Beth 176 Sophomores -W-1 ,Ex rr:-:fr E, we . 1' Qs -. 'V ft' . Qga '! 'Y f Q ,L up ' aw' 3 F i iii ' ai f ff f' , :sais N , W as +- 36 li 1 fffiff Y S e s i . f f..,i 9 i 6 . i , ' i Q ' 'j4.ff F'f'4?fF' i 'M-:af ,, :iff ,3,-'g1Ll,,,t,3g ,.... 1 , gui? 4 u 3 fag W S . as at S ' .J ' s -' 3 - i . M Jw , . ,,,:g,,, '- -I-in ,A 1 V - W Xrrf, , ' f x t JA ' Wicker, Chris Wilbanks, Kenneth Wilbourn, Stacie Willis, Paul Wilke, Mark Wilhehn, Don Wilkinson, Cade Willi, James Williams, Clyde Williams, Louise Williams, Paige Williams, Randy Williams, Scott Williams, Seth Williams, Sharon Williams, Sue Williamson, Earliest Williamson, Keith Willig, Jennifer Willis, Roger Willis, Janet Wilshusen, Lisa Wilson, Bob Wilson, Dean Wilson, Sandra Wilson, Tammi Wineman, Jim Wittig, Darrel Wittholz, Susan Withoff, Stephanie as Left: Hey, I'm cool, 1 know it! Chris Tami. Above: These two Sophs are anxious to show their passes. Sophomores 177 4 syamq, We Faced any New Experiences . . . :W vm.: , U , Wineman , James A' It h was . ' 5 ,in ,4 - A ,l 1,1 1- s f N Winfield,Stephen W Q bn, Q Q- 463' X N mi' Winkel, Chip ' W0lllg6mUfll, Ruth Y 5 t W iv 9 ,i ft 1 ., . . Q Q .. c I x t 3 I Wooten,James e 'X . X 1 'Q' A5 g 'YK gf? . L Wineman,Linda w W'-f' , C , . in in ' Wooten, Martha Q Wozniacki, Suzy A Woznicki,KimberIy ', l Wright, Kay K Q Wright,Rosa l i as NW Q 5 .N ,A X. .wt .Q 1.1-YW 'S-ga, X Above: 'Ny compass f.Y-1'0lll'L'0Hll7HXS, Above right: Well girls, this is lzow it goes. Roy Rivera. Bottom right: Boy is tlzix 1'r1te1'0sling. 178 Sophomores 1,-Q, 'wr 5 ff? fr: 1 , -ar ,, Left: Did you ca1Ime? Randy Stuarzi Below: Rosa Wright listens ilzlcntly to the clmzking of her typewriter, Bottom left: My frog is getting r1way! J0I1n Milby, Bottom right: Melinda Rfzker concentrates on Julius Caesar. i Wright, Traci 5 Writt, Robert Writt, Jim Wunderlich, Janet Y'Barbo, Doug Yost, Daina Young, Regina Young, Steve Zook, Tim Zschneck, Karen McNamara, Maureen Sophomores 179 Right: You slzouldfft do things like thai. Below: Nobody gets thc jokc. Middle right: Slow down! Bottom left: Mrx. Wager helps smderzly with problems. Bottom right: I dare you, to eat the whole thing, 'lllflike Barenzore. .Sf 180 Sophom ores A N30 'ir-A' T5 .und . . . Disappointment, Happiness, and Plain Boredom .1-4' xy , ,,,, N l PV' 4 in PE Qi ,M , f ,-- il Q ,1 Top: Jacqzwlilz fW0lIIg0ll1ClfV tries lo .VIIIYV awake' during Algebra. Middle left: H011 I gllC'S.l'1 did. Yvonne Gzzrva. Middle right: Why do you do those thingy? Tammy McGIockton. Left: You almost caught me! Steven Patrick. Sophomores 181 Weekend Were Savored r, X Q si, Top: Sophomore xtudents during English. Middle left: What does this Say? Lydia Andrade, Middle right: '7 ca1z't believe I typed ilzat! Above: What are you looking at, Mike? Jerry Sanford and Mike Delicco, Right: Thix is fun! ISZ Sophomores A . , : JXQS sr L. .v-'fi JW m-tx--Z 1 A gif? -fxigk -'V F' ri Q ' . M I .- A ,AS L A Q 5 'VA-3 k -' 'Q' .xx .QA :Q .R M 5 i,.. i, , . V , ,vs x ' .: , Y' 'fyhb ff .dis ' , i j ,. e + f-'fb f 1 L 5 .. F -anus :W .v ' Hrs- E' J ' , .T -,.x N' Q kg :,, qpizife -,.'- f Q .- 1 Q15 Y Q A i , ' Tw ig we . is , . , Y, .. ,. -'f '. iie- X' Q -awww ,. eff. 4 g - i i e ff u'?xf'f -Y ' 1.1 J ba My K' ,Q AX M4 7 ' . e Y x it .. K into . I x Y le 'ug in - , 'tw ws . ,. , 4. 24 ' A X T 1 ,Q Gun au., ,- Top left: UI give up. Pam Langston. Below: Maljv SIIVHATIIIIH dixcovers an ilzterestirzg n1iL'r0-orgrznisnz in Biology, Bottom left: Ax the sun Sets another school clay ends. Bottom right: For IfZ0.Y6' who didn? IIIIVC' 11 car or a 1fCCll5'L', there was the bus to ride. 2 4 I 1-'SY Lg ', 4 ' Jul' f wi.. ' :Qnvai Sophomores 183 fm, 184 Freshmen Fish Began Their Swim to the To Eiztlzzisizism cmd pep were the 0lllSlCIIIClllIg qualities of the Fl'6.S'lIlllUlZ class. Although they stayed in their fiirmer junior highs, the mighty class of '82 kept up their spirit and were still Considered part of the gang. Fl'C'SfZlllC'lI enjoyed entering high school as l,llJfJC'l'CflCl.S'.S'lllUll, and added respcmsihility became part of their daily rozitiizes. As lzomeworlc got harder, there was less leisure time beetizise grades were what eoimted, The only thing Fish lcielfed was a dl'fl'C'l S lieeizse, but they managed to get !ll'OlIllCf, Fresh- men showed up at dances, fbotball games, and pep rallies. With ll 75 students, the largest Class in Klehz's history started their swim to the top with a big splash, Top right: I try to take Bzmd seriously. Barry Bramlett. Above: Now what was that 'T ' ii' ,..f hw iq? 0' -0 413 la. A . I W... answer? Beth Gaddie. Right: I-'reslmzan year was jim for John Gillette. ,,f:,.- Left: Ear your heart Olll .lolm Tl'IIl'0!Il1.J'Al1I1I0lI-V Ybarrzz, Below: Strack R6f7I'?SClll'l1Z'fl'6X and Class officers. v 'vm i x I f' Left: Sieve Cmzroix waits jbr 1116 final bell to ring Above: 1'vl'0Sl1lIlC1l C'l1f!Ill.YfU.YffC'UlLV pl'0c'0z'cl IU clam. Freshmen 185 Above: Jemzne Gznzpbell jbels sonzetlzingjinzrzy in her purse. Top right: These boys need lessons an how to work 11 projector. Right: Introducing the Tijuana Brass. 186 Freshmen I 5 5 wiv! I 1 Nqr x xv fx,- 'gh School Courses Filled Their Days -dv fl .any x I Top left: David Albert kll0W.Y lzisABC's. Top right: Alexander Gralzam Bell would be proud. Jill Sutton. Left: Hildebrandt Rejwesellratilfes and Class offlccrx. Above: Laura Ayers pretends to he studious in lzisloljv class. Freshmen 187 Adams, Lisa Adams, Ray Adler, John Ainsworth, Russel Albright, Mike Alderton, Simon Aldridge, Kelly Alexander, Sandra Allee, Morris Allen, Dennis Alsup, Danielle Alvarez, Julio Alyea, Donald Ambriola, Tina Amos, Deborah Anderson, Carrie Anderson, Jeff Anderson, Lynn Anderson, Randy Andrews, Cheryl Andy, Frank Annis, Paul Aron, Sharon Arquit, Kari Arrington, Billie Ashbury. Leigh Ash, Kevin Ashley. Terry Ashton, Holly Aubert, Sandra Avery, Laura Ayers, Laura Azbill, Michele Baer, Janet Bailey, Charles Baird, Melinda R igh r: Frerlzmezz don 'I watch the 188 Freshmen food 111 ey ear. 5,7 ix, 7 ,A ww xi-sh F' 42 ,X gf? ,,, , , v H - . '-N . ' 41 . , ' -re f tvs is 0. ls NNW 'A 'fel .i Ny. i 'iii -S- . , M. 5. ,Rr Wil if 1 ,, , eg I 7 :X :Qi Xa we 43? Y ' ' ' 41 ' . 'P ' f fu. ' ' ' 5 W Qs., . ' mal g. K ' '-wi 1 , , fr' . er W x termediates Were Still Their Homes 32 95' 62? YQ? Baker, Stacy Balch. Darren Ballentine, Allen Ballew, Alleen Bamsch, Neil Banks, Brett Banner, Jon Barber, Craig Barber. Lisa Barbosa, Pam Barcelo, Karen Bareemore, Sherri Barnes, Karen Barnett, Becca Barton, Michelle Barton, Tracey Bastow, Chris Battley, Lisa Bauer, Theresa Baugus, Stacye Bayley, Maggie Beardmore, Brian Beary, Ann Beaty, Marsha Beaubien, Leslie Beck, Kathy Bednar, Beth Bednarsky, Eric Bell, Barry Bell, Jimmy Bella, Sherry Belton, Traci Bendit, Emily Benner, Rusty Bera, Derek Berg, Pam Berkes, Lisa Bernacki, Patti Bernardic, David Betty, Lisa Biancalana, Ralph Birdwell, Steve Freshmen 189 Bishop, Karen Bishop, Todd Bittick, Steve Blasberg, Julie Blease, Terry Bledsoe, Bruce Bloom, Sandra Blunt, Greg Boehm, Brandon Boeker, John Boland, Tod Bolch, Rhonda Bonin, Mary Bosco, John Bosley, Gary Bottoms, Cindy Bounds, Richard Boyce, David Boyer, Nicole Boyer, Russel Boyett, Liz Braatz, Jeff Bradburn, Paige Bramlett, Barry Brandon, Matt Bressee, Bobby Bressee, Joe Brewer, Betsy Britton, Tommy Brizzolara, Angie Brockett, John Brosky , J ill Broussard, Brad Scott Broussard, Brian Far right 'Tm on strike. Right The hallway is I1 good place for group Broussard, Steve Brown, Alan Brown Cynthia Brown, Judy Brown, Kirk Brown, Kyle Brown, Laura Brown Mark Brown Mike Brown Preston Brown Roy Brown Simon Brown, Tina Browne, Sue Broyles, Mark Bryant, Stacey Brunson, Patty Buahmad, Selwa Buehler, Donna Bullock, Keith Bullock, Mark Burrow, Renee Butler, Mary Butts, Ronald Bynum, Jody Byrd, Phillip Cabaniss, Craig Cabaniss, Tom Cadena, Tammy Cadena, Thomas Caldwell, Patti Caldwell, Peggy Calva, Quentin Campbell, Debby Campbell, Jeanne Campbell, Ronald Campbell, Tracey Campos, Denisa Capps, Belinda Carless, Jacqueline Carley, Tami Carmichael, Angela Carr, Barbara Carr, Daniel Carraway, Bubba Carrotte, Joanne Carrubba, Laura Carver, Mike Freshmen 191 Above: AS the wecltwzd draws near. Fl'USllIIZ0lI lwcorne restless in their classes, Right: My hook docxrz '1' have a page 435, Robert Spazzlding and .lr'jf'Gw'1'ar1s. . Casey, John Casey, Ronald Cash, Debbie Casper, Wendy Castillo, Bobby Cathey, Mack 'Ng i km? ' V -auf Chapman, Heather Chappell, Catherine ,,,,, Cherry, Glynda Childers, Tamara Wg. 1 Chitwood, Kathleen ' Ch I ,C l -' .4 or ey are YH . Qlitlzs, WV f3imlw3PVl1r,,i:Hm:rmiF lx' V, ' eV r , 1 V1 Chr1sman,V1ck1e 'Q 552' ' V Christian, Susan V , Q, t ,,. V., V Christensen,Debb1e , V ' as f V 43 'V ,Q Christie, Kenny A ' 3' VA, fi ' 'i Christie, Kim , A V 'iiii , I ,A , ' . Clark, Susan . . ' , K I in e ' ' s ' . x ,,, V ' ' ,Q it ,.,, t f ,4,.fN.,fi r ,. W ', r M S .rrr aa ' fr r M r ' - , ..., , J ' ' Clements, Spencer -xrf A 4 i V f' ' i L , D Clemmer, Stephanie g: ,, V vga 3 S Vt QQ U A , 2 r f , ' gy Clepper, Mary Jane V . . , -- V -:L e i VV EE? ' e :+G V V Cleveland,Kathy , -rw ,. V , V A ' I X Vf Cline, Barry V it ' V . . ' , f- A V' -'fi fi 5 H gg ' i t i I C Q C r r if S 1 S' A Q it 2:1 313 r r ,F f 1 l S Cobb, Dan ',,, V V V - V 1, ' , Ti' if i Cochener, Susan W'V-V 'J M' -'V 'V r Vw V r V A 3: Coe,Barbie ' ,Vi V V,,, '31, ' , 1V -VV t K 1 MV V M V VV Coffey,Gregg f s, lf Q4 VV V ef-gf Ve -1-:fy ' .. A-VJ E Cole, Gregg V S S , r ix, e S - V ff ig V ' C0lem1m,R0bS1'f C it ' Wx ffm V t i ,ffl ,y , it ' fi .. V 5 if T- , V VV. gi ,ihifwk -if 1 ' few? 192 Freshmen They Were Found At All Parties And Dances an-..,..4 1 ' x lx gf' ,, s,,,,,f,y -fi Q af-Q iq y i L M ee A or ,J-i T it yy, Q r l .-f ,. A, . -. Nh K Xif -U ' an f W' ' . is - 1 . ' K fire- 'ew -f , . - -f T 41- A ' JW T iii sw i ' - ' 4, 5, V . W, Q2 V? 8 K 9, V. iv .G , S Ex in f 'xr ra- , . ffl' C ',Ak 1 it fi A A 1 ' Ti' H ' . '-L 1 ,551 x . A s' , V .1 i - L f 1 Seve.. .X ,. if , if A1 i V , I R '1g,.g7'J' -Q, A Ei' , , I , ,K X W, ,. V V. , f, f f 1 f J Q ' C ' A 'V ff ,pl ,AM 1 , X 3, x f 'Nx a J' TJ A . ' .f '- R E cms Y Q. i W 435, 2. 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I 5 X r M ', ' x W ' Coles, James Collins, Robert Colvard, Stephanie Cone, Jane Conner, Henry Connolly, Robert Connor, Alison Conti, Louie Contois, Stephen Conyers, Billy Cook, John Cook, Ross Coon, Elizabeth Cooper, Terri Cope, Lynne Corcoran, Mike Corrick, Kim Courville, Sharon Cowand, Erik Cox, Billy Crabtree, Kelly Craft, Melody Cramer, Teri Crampton, Noel Crawford, Benny Crawford, Jeff Crespy, Scott Cunningham, Christi Cutting, Donna Dabney, Kenneth Dalrymple, Kathy Damstra, Lynn Daniel, Al Daniel, Barbara Daniels, Jay Daniels, Sandy Daniels, Sonja Daughtrey, Cecil Daugherty, Diane Davenport, Robin David, Kelly Davies, Shelli Freshmen 193 Davila, Carlos Davis, Celeste Davis, Deidre Davis, Jena Davis, Mike Davis, Roberta Day, Judy Dayney, Scott Dedeke, Treo De Jarnett, Gregg Delaney, Danny Delgatto, Bob Della Corte, Mark Dellermann, Judy Dellinger, David Deltoro, Robert De Smet, Kathy De Sola, Laura Detloff, Karen Devine, Sue De Vore, Danny Dick, Stacy Dixon, Cindy Dixon, Keith Doerksen, Sharon Dorst, Bart Dours, Heather Doyle, Terry Drake, Tami Drown, Leslie Drozt, Robert Drummond, David Dubard, Derek Dudley, Larry Duin, Russell Duke, Jennifer Dunn, Michael Dunn, Miles Durnell, Laura Durocher, Julie Dutton, Leigh Dyas, Kelly 194 Freshmen .MX ,H Three Schools Contamed F151 Ji I b,,, ee .2 it its ' 1 --.-i, Dykes, Stacey East, Gary Ebelt, George Eberle, Billy Ebner, Dykes Edge, Edie Edge, Mindy Edwards, Sandra Edwards, Sheryl Ehrhardt, Kim Eiland, Anthony Elder, Patrick Elder, Steve Elias, Tammy 44- X . I. lsifif f Q? bfi, sf' hRi..I. 1' wif mi if ' .,z, U ,- nga l ,, 'Ei .ng Elisayeff, Maya Elliot, Jennifer Elliot, Karris Ellison, Leigh Ann Endtricht, Paul England, Roy English, Rita Epps, Mark Erp, Steven Estes, Angela 1, 4? im . l ,M iw if wr weak Y S s liumngg- - R A L QN4 Top left: The many faces of Freshmen. Left: In thinking of the answer, it always helps to chew on your pencil, Michelle Gray. Above: This English can 't seem lo break Christie Langfbrd 's colzeelztration. Freshmen Evans, Ralph Ezell, Andy Fagala, Marci Fagan, Sherri Faltysek, Gina Fanaff, Beth Farkasofsky. Ric Farley, Kathleen Farrell, Al Farrell, Robert Fau, Jo Ann Faulkner, James Faulkner, Leslie Faust, Travis Fedt, Steve Felice, Dana Felicidario, Martin Ferguson, Charlotte Files, Brian Fincher, Kelly Finnegan, Danny Finuf, Tom Fisher, Kent Fisk. Andrew Fitzgerald, Pamela Fitzpatrick, Mark Fitzsimons, Kryste Floyd, Melissa Flynn, Coleen Force, Donna Ford, George Ford, John Fortnum, Rebecca Frain, Mary Fratangelo, Tim othy Frey, Tom Fries, John Frisbee, John Frugoni, Doranne Fryar, Jeffrey Gaddie, Beth Gage, Tim Gagliardi, Joe Galinda, Adam Gallagher, Geraldine Gallatin, Joey Gallatin, John Galvan, Monica 196 Freshmen JJ R J 23 ,5f,,??K-EE 9? ,av ta' ffivfi ,J ,4 if 7 V o sa J .- I, , 53 ,fx 1 Skim ,J J J A J, ea- J., - A ' A A, ' K ff, A Jfz J J H ,..J J. MJ Q 7.11554-X f 4' 'A N rlomework and Phone Halls Filled Week ights f W Q ll W 'P' V' l ' A - v ..., ,gp K : A ' 4 H 'l o ste 6 9: AV, Q -f M.. wk' Gamez, Lilane Gandin, J eff Gandine, Darrell Garcia, James Garcia, Robert Gardner, David Garrard, Sandy Garrett, Tanya Garrick, Alan Garrison, Cheryl Garza, Jeanette Gautier, Todd Gebron, Aaron Geistweidt, Brent Gerauglity, John Gerber, Laurie Germany, Julia Gerrans, Jeff Gibbons, Mark Gilleland, Elizabeth Gillette, John Gillis, Greg Giovannangelo, Butch Giovannelli, Jolm Goebel, Brenda Goldsmith, Glen Goldsmith, William Goldwater, Laura Gonzales, Fernando Gonzalez, Chris Far Left: The Freshnzan Suzy Homemaker, Susan Stevens. Left: Le!'s sec, if x squared is equal to two y . . . Gary Neal. Freshmen 197 Goodfellow, Dawna Goodrich, Kelly Goodwin, Jeri Gould, Thad Grahm, Cynthia Grahm, David Grahm, Mike Grand, Kenda Grantom, Kelly Grappi, Laura Gray, Michele Gray, Preston Albert Green, Deanie Green, Lynda Green, Mike Green, Terry Greene, Billy Greenhill, J an Gressett, Michele Griffin, Charla Griffin, Dana Griffin, Lisa Griffith, Deanne Griggs, Steven Grimma, John Grivas, Christine Gromena, Cyndi Grondahl, Gena Grover, Clay Gubser, Pam Gum, Harold Guyton, Lou Guz, Brian Guzman, Kimberly Haak, Ricky Hagstrom, Richard Haire, Tammy Hale, Cynthia Hale, Gary Halfield, Rodney Hall, Lisa Halloway, Chris l98 Freshmen Daily Gossip Circulated Throughout The Schools x . E , f'. 'J, , yvwl-1 Y x U-, hw v-,,,.,... F . , . if ll 1 -- . - 'f5'W5Q ' We 1 fr f are 9 xii Q rf suxi. -.rv , J' .L j59,'A .-- V lv . V, 'sl-A Q E 5 , Q50 'Y fi A,. KVV' it , ,n , ,, ,lj ., , iff ,.. xi id' A . may , if lei In ,A N y :L 9 , as mm, W, w..- ,Su- rf I , ..-Z, P ee H 2 l Q we L , I xv .1 1, ,r , ala , face. Hanlon t i Left: Bury' work keeps these Frexlznzen occzzpiecl. Above: Afler Iaslx are rclzn'r1rcl, Kim McMatl1 'X grade is writlen all over her Hampton, Randy Hand, Lyn ,Mary Hanson, Kris Harper, Robert Harrigan, Tammy Harris, Bobby Harris, Cathy Harris, Darwin Harris, Deborah Harris, Paula Harrod, Shen'i Harvey, Damon Haven, Hebert Hassett, Brian Hatfield, Heidi Hauser, Robb Hausmann, Debbie Guy Hawkins, Lee Ann Hays, John Heathiield, John , David Henderson, Denisa Henderson, Jamie f M . 5 'H -, xr . f if! if Y- I 2' ,J if 2 T45 fa N an 'f ' 1 ,Dff , f, -2.5 1. T7 , , Henderson, Laurie Henderson, Mable Left: Jim Wagner, Leslie' Hzzzlkner, and Janice Hiding show Iheir xpiriz by campaign- . Vg ya , , . ' ,' r , , v ' 'M i ,. , f'?a:, ?,2 .- ing atHiIdeb1'a1zdt. Freshmen 199 Above Upon lIl'lIl'flIX 1110 postporzurzmt of flu lu! Ifll XL thru fllSflH1lIl bnalr mm mms Right: C0ll1HIlllIlL'!Il'I0lI mllmzzr IIIIAHIL ruulzef x clrflzzlzt Henderson, Scott Hendrickson, Joni Henley, Nigel Hepinstall, Kathy Hess, Kim Heywood, Loraine Hibdon, Darryl Hickman, Dwayne Higgins, Janie Hildebrandt, Terry Hill, Laura Hill, Lynn Hill, Steve Hillyer, Glenn Hinchman, Carolyn Hines, Charles Hobbs, Tracy Hoffman, Cindy Hoffman, Kellie Holaday, Walter Holdcroft, Brad Holder, Darla Hollingsworth, Kari Lynn Hollis, Rhonda Holmes, Jay Holmes, Mandy Holmgren, Brad Holt, David Holt, Paul Hoover, John 200 l-reshmen Bchool Activities Kindled New Friendships 5,1 ,gage at X, J , f Hoover, Michele Hoppas, Jennifer Hoppe, Belinda Hovis, Julie House, James Howard, Jane Howard, Terri Hucke, Bryan Hudek, Stan Hudson, Ginger Hudson, John Huling, Jamie Hultquist, Aundrea Hunt, Lee Hunt, Steve Hunter, Kim Hurst, Gordan Hutching, lnette Hutter, Mark Hutto. Jamie Irwin, Rodney Ivzmcevich, Danny Jackson, Beverly Jackson, Gail Jackson, Henrietta Jackson Jill Jackson, Kerstin Jackson Laurie Jackson Maria Jackson, Tina Jacob, Lori Jacobs, Jack Jacobson, David Jacoby, Gayla Jaeger, Teri James, Diane iff ' ! f wa fwiw , Wi? W s.ef 1 A+ 5 J I it ' . J A- s e,sn Q Jeffcoat,Kevin M? i r.: i ii -,Q -es., ' e Jeffries, Jeri Six, ,CJX5 'X :Q Jenkins,Chuck 5 L , Q 5 5 if Jenning, Cheryl Y yy A ' . . up A gg' Jester, Nannette r me 1-M A 11' 'ir Jeter, Randy ft, g 44 'J' M H ' - ,,.,1.J Freshmen 201 Johnson, Darrell Johnson, Darwin Johnson, David Johnson, Eric Johnson, Michelle Johnson, Mike Johnson, Terrence Jolly, Stephanie Jones, Bryan Jones, James Jones, Jonoy Jones, Kellie Jones, Mark J ones, Robert Jones, Susie Jorczak, Ann Jordan, Janet Joseph, Terry Josh, Kelly Joy, Cecilia Jude, Jennifer Kading, Chris Kahn, Leila Kalhoefer, Debbie Karner, Judy Kasperlain, Mary Kaufman, Gary Kay, Craig Keelan, Malissa Keeler, Mark Kellett, David Kelley, Amanda Kelley, Ann Kelley, Beth Kelley, Nancy Kelly, Lee Kelly, Steve Keltner, Charlie Kennard, Darin Kennedy, Terri Keown, Kimberly Kerner, Kevin 202 Freshmen 7, W er, SYN, QQ n .lu 1' Freshmen Followed Every Fad And Fashion .Q-wx Warmer- ' as , R W- nay ,. 2 Q Ffa W ' aw , .Qu ' , ' H . ,,,. , 4 , arc' :Lf ' ff, , so ' er i J o i5 J' Mfg J ' A fin f 55 51 rfijx ii i lliifl 'i ' ,, J ,ffiifl il 'P 3' ,, W 2 -, V, 1 , , LM, ,, , ,hz ,gi , , J . , . 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V A X 5 1 J 46,43 k . ,VN I y If kt t 6 V .E , 5 gl 7 K i , x of ag. mr xx . : ' N. 4 , ,,w N ' M' ,L -M M ' V f -L , . 'R 'fy , t Q 2 ' cvs U ' V - Q ,Q if ff, . -.. ' 5 , . ' r .. i M- T ' T A f X A , Q' ' , ,il t A i . - . at . K ,, . ', , , , 34 , -,Q rt t 1 ? ,i w - i' x ' w Q,-. .2 Y, 'r '! 2ff 4,W u-, -, T 'P 'L s ' ' -ri, 9 'fti9, Q T ' Ri .Q ' 4.4 111 5- -12, gig: .. t if f .ti St, J- fl 6 K.. ul Kesee, Lottie Ketelsen, Maria Kidd, Theresa Kimbrell, Tawnya King, Tim Kinser, Jody Klein, Russ Klippi, Kathy Knipmeyer, Ronda Knowles, Randy Konicki, Mike Koroleski, John Kowalski, Alison Kramer, Rob Kumler, Steve Laake, Laura LaBauve, Barry Lackey, Gregg Laing, Robert Lambert, Tammie Lammons, John Lamont, Kim Lancaster, Walter Lander, Brenda Landry, Michele Lane, Kim Langford, Christy Lango, Terry Langston, Jay Langston, Todd Lanigan, Martin Lankford, Raymond Larsen, Marianna Lauder, Linda Laurendine. Dan La Valle, Gary Left: Angela wonders if Mr. Middlvslaedt even notices she nerds help. Far left: Music' and NIOIIUVI' go hand in lzaml when it comes lo selling xtatiofzeruv. Mrs. Lzzird rind Tammy Letron. Freshmen 203 . . . As They Danced The Disco Craz Leander, Larry Lear, Howard Le Beau, Lesli Lee, John Le Moine, Laura Le Moine, Leah Lenox, Bryan Leonard, Chuck Le Roy, William Lesmeister, Mark Lester, Lee Ann Letourneu, John Letson, Tammy Lewis, Andy Lewis, Janice Marie Lewis, Pam Lile, Donelle Lilly, Gerald Linares, Zina Lindblom, Sten Linde, Elizabeth Lindsey, Amy Lindsey, Shelly Lindsey, Walter Lindstrom, Jeanne Lipinski, Paul Little, Rebecca Litton, Paul Long, Fred Longmire, James Lopez, Joseph Loveless, Jon Lowe, Gina Lowery, Susan Lucas, Shawna Luckman, Grant Luckman, Gregg Lund, Matthew Luse, Michelle Machado, Barbara Maillet, Patricia Mains, Jennifer 204 Freshmen ,Q New ,t., ' r c -' ba A V kt 2, .. A Y I It . N yr . , , , 5 1' ,,,2. Vi ,V ' il, iss w ill - 'fy' 'iw ' fiiif 4 1 as ey, 3, at W X M e .yll T Q at as 2 M E: A A h I ,M 5 -471 .greg Q 4 J A, R 1 fri M si A + V l ,Q mgiff a Q at ,Q at ,gg ,nav 1 1 , Left: Fl'L'XflHICl1'S' way of Illllkfllg lfluil' own nzzzsic. Jim Pllijbr, David Dikt Daren Tolrmd, and C'zn'ti.x' Miftvr. Above: T116 flash ofa camerzz doesn tsum to arouse tlzcxe lmrd-workifzg Freshnzcn. ,Ai in X, Q27 .w tl J , . 3, ay:-.Q pwa,Jmwa , , N , , 'W F414 xi ' , ' . ' v-' my . - z,,, ne I 'W' t., , mf asia ' so rdivrflg I Malcolm, Cheryl Malinowski, Julie Malinowski, Kristine Malmquist, Chriss Malona, Anita Malone, Molly Malone, Rodney Mankowski, Marty Marburger, Charles Marek, Karen Mark, David Markham, Bill Marsh, Robert Marsh, Robert Marshall, Beth Marshall, Frank Martin, James Martin, Kim Mascolo, Lori Massey, Doran Mata, Moses Mathews, Bobby Mathis, Greg Matthews, Kenneth Maws, Jennifer Mays, Sandy Mazor, Cheryl McAndrew, Stephen McAuliffe, Timothy McCollum, Greg McCoy, Michelle McCray, Emily McCullough, Sheri McDaniel, Greg McDaniel, Vincent McDonald, Anna Freshmen 205 206 Freshmen McDonald, Bobby McDougal, Karen McGlockten, Kenny McGuirt, Karen McKinley, Bryan McKinsey, Brian McLem0re, Johnny McMath, Kimberly MCMCl12llHy, Carol McMillan, Valerie McNamara, Paul McNeese, Billy McNeill, Wesley McPhee, Joel Meachum, Rafford Medeiros, Jeff Meissner, Natalie Melton, Leroy Menkemeller, Melisa Merritt, Pete Miksch, Jennifer Mikolenka, Chris Mikulenka, Suzy Miller, Laura Milliet, Charlie Mills, Patricia Minns, April Mirani, Mita Mogensen, Melissa Monroe, Bobby Monroe, Spencer Montemayor, Marie Montoya, Marilyn Moore, James Earl Moore, Kelley Moore, Michelle R ig li t : T I1 e I9 78- 79 Wun- 4! urlivlz class officers u nd R ep 1' exermztives. ded Responsibility Was Acquired ,, , '- I T527 :SY Q- O O O Moore, Rettina Moore Scott Moore Shelia Moore Steve Moren, Alisa Morgan, Jimmy Morgan, Nancy Morgan, Sherri Morris, Darren Morris, Martha Morris, Rusty Morrison, Shirley Morrow, Stephen Moses, Ann Mouliere, Linda Muggli, John W9 Q9 .-as a X' x 15,52 52' pn ,,.,.A, wb 'Q ? Xi' 5. ,V ff V 7: Ar .VA , if ig, fx., Q f' ,, X u 4-.,,,, ' rgq. -New : fan? wg, L, f . - l Xe , A it xjiix A X X ' , Q A Mulcahy, Delaina Mulholland, Mary Munnerlyn, Jack Munson, Stephen Musielak, Michelle Naughton, Mike Nazzal, Francis Neal, Gary Neil, Rick Neiman, Mary Nelson, Chris Nelson, Greg Nelson, Lisa Newman, Eric Newton, Jon Nicholas, Craig Nicholson, David Nilon, Susan Noack, Tracy Norris, Gaye Norris, Renay Norton, Denise Norton, Richard Norwood, Scott Nuijten, Doug 0'Brien, Sean Freshmen 207 O'Donnell, Shannon Oglive, Terrie O'Hare, Brian Olinger, Chris On, Hai Van O'Neal, James Orahood, Laura Oswalt, Jon Owen, John Owen, Louis Owen, Missy Owen, Valerie Palmer, Tony Pancharian, Karen Parham, Pat Parker, Doug Parker, Jay Parker, Suzy Parkinson, Scott Parks, Kate Parr, Keith Parrish, Tim Parrow, Fred Paschal, Kirk Ki- P' if .iq l Aviva, B Above: Leaning back in his chair, this jieslzmaiz makes Sure Illar he gets in the plntule, Top right: Mr, 1jE IIIIfHgf0I1 the disciplirzalialz, makes a Slll'17l'fS'C Visit. Right N0,y0z1 can? read this paper! 708 Freshmen N. -A., a,2 '.f ,. ., ,. gqggprzgj xg 1 ua V 'www 4' 4 , se. J'-s 5,- fvv N... 1, in qua.. ,L , . ,alt Ae ' Q. I -'sz-if U M , rw., W ., iv K f,-' nm In aking Grades That Were So Important ,x'e'2?,.. As- A I Q27 .-7 Pasemann, Mark Pastor, Steve Patten, Neil Patterson, Bryan Payne, Laura Pearson, Larry Peirce, Cathy Peirce, David Pelitera, Perry Peltz, Pam Pendleton, Yancy Penning, Michele Pepper, Joan Perez, Patrick Peterson, Jennifer Peterson, Jill Petullo, Steve Phallan, Robert Phebus, Mike Phelps, Ferr Phillips, Terry Pickett, Chris Pierce, Mike Pinkham, Beverly Pokluda, Jim Polka, Sharon Pollock, Vyvyon Poole, Suzy Pope, Dianna Poplin, Kathleen Poppenhusin, Cheryl Porter, David Porter, Sandy Posey, Debbie Powell, Marshall Power, Mike Powers, Kenneth Poynor, Jack Price, Lisa Price, Melinda Pruitt, Robert Pucci, Eileen Freshmen 209 Quinones, Nancy Radford, Espernola Ramakrishnan, Ron Ramon, Albert Ramsey, Sheri Ray, Anne Real, Lance Redden, Carol Redlin, Mark Redmond, Kevin Reed, Chad Reesor, Mark Rentfro, Dennis Renz, Robert Retndl, Todd Reynolds, Jim Reynolds, Regina Reynolds, Roy Rials, Ray Rice, Jeanna Rice, Monica Rich, Tammy Richardson, Cyndi Richardson, Jon Richardson, Susan Riha, Terri Riner, Clay Ripper, Jeff Ripple, Doug Risher, Gene Ritter, Ed Rizzo, Mike Roark, Janine 2 I 0 Freshmen As Classes Got Harder . . 3' .9 l sf ,t,,3 b ,X rl My s mi ' , X. - W ef: , -was . 5 r M H+ ef f J isfffi' ' , ,fx N A li is Q44 vb I? J-Q ,Q . ,.,.,,, 'af 'f .J ' , N ai? 16 K N 2 s rw e wx 3 51... .VIP 1 'rf '11 :J ,. my F ' f 7' 4 - 0 ? + J N, Q x 3 X ff wr. : , A J AW N 3 . ., .MF ' - ,z -z uf V, -5 uf me wr' i I. l :gf I I -ffm gg, f ., .M Qgk l i s . ,ff V ng .Wx mt- , V , it f 'Q+r, , Roberson, Karen ' Robert, Jennifer Roberts, Stevie Robertson, Mark f use 1 x ' '3' L, -- , X, Rochester, Jimmy Rockenstein, John Rodrigues, Lisa Rodriguez, Erasmo Roe, Ann Rogers, Howard Rohlting, Lauren Rohm, Fred Roma, Gina Romanauk, Natalie Rose, Ken Rosemeyer, Chris Ross, Benjamin Roth, Bill 4 , 1 x K if ive s +4 Left: Troy Tagliarino seems to be the head honcho of this gang. gf, vii, ' , Roy, Robbie 'c ., 6 ' I V 3- ff' Rozic, Richard -N , 5 V V Rud, Erin Rude, Linda Rump Bill l a t l Runeyz Brian N ., .,,, We ,A rx 1 M Ruocco, Michael K ' W f ff 3 i'V 4, Russel, David f V A' , 51 ,V Russi,Jeff ,X V' V , ,N 3, Russo, Dan , , - . Rutherford, Cherry Q ,,,, , , XX ff . M, x ' V 3 R Rutherford, Pam svr' . .. 5 'E .F X . i 2 . . if' 1 . i. ,, u Freshmen 21 1 Ryan, Teresa it V my ,, , Salter, Patty 1 ' H ' Samford, Matt f -- W ' 7 Sanderson, Lagenia E 7' , Sanford, Diane ' Sanders, Clifton - N l l x I x vi sa, i .S 6 S 1 5 '-fc if ' Ewen ' ' ' :ffgg 1 'H ff 2 'if 4' H 4 f , 1, K Q 1 5 A A 'L if af' L' ' eg Q iv -fl 4 4 e g 4 f V-3? ' ' 1 Sautter, Suzznne Savastana, Cindy Q Savoye, Rob Scharn, Courtney Schild, Dawn Scliimmenti, Diane Schindler, Rene Schlett, Andy Schmidt, Wes Schmude, Connie Schubert, Dwayne Schuler, Kim x Schultz, Linda Scott, Brie Scott, Kathy Scott, Scott Seerey, Phil Segers, David Serres, DeAnn Session, Gary Session, Massie Shaffer, Mona Shaw, Janica Shaw, Keith Shaw, Raymond Sheffield, Thomas Sheppard, Earl Shield, Celinda Shoebotham, George Sifuentez, Antonio Right: Linda Rude Icarus lettering, one ofthe' many activities mugllt in ninth grade art. 212 Freshmen 'rw Y A f 'L 1-':'f5f15f,. Diff f ., , ., t i A t . X ' 1 3, , 'i N txlv xi 219 in 'Snr ere Was Less Lelsure Time i s,,s ss l if f ' fl- ,. 554 1' V ' iiwltif 2 E, gp, J la 5' Eli 1 ,Za Q Sifuentez, Ricardo Silas, J olanda Sills, Kellie Sills, Sallie Silva. Sonia Simmang, Keith Simmons, Russ Simmons, Sheila Simon, Mark Sitter, Matt Six,Debbie Slaes, Mike Smith Bruce Smith Bryan Smith,Gina Smith Kelly Smith Ladd Smith, Rodney Smith, Roger Smith Scott Smith Shawn Smith Traci Smith Tracie Smyth, Steve Snelgrove, Karen Snellings, Kelly Snelson, Jesse Snider, Shelley Snow, Donna Sopchak, Karen Sparlin, Louis Speyrer, Carl Spivey, Tim Spott, Bruce Spott, Ken Stein, Laurianne Stein, Mark Stevens Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, , Wendy Stewart , Susan Alvin Damon Susan Freshmen 21 3 Stiles, Lisa Strack, Gloria Strack, Karen Streiner, Andrea Stuart, Carl Summers, Keith Suob oda, Sherrill Sutton, J ill Swann, Julie Swanson, Kerry Swinson, Debbie Swisher, Mike Sypert, Sarah Tagliarino, Troy Tapp, Hogan Tatum, Tammy Taylor, Brian Taylor, Scott Thacker, Beverly Theiss, Dwayne Thibodeau, Scott Thibodeaux, Tina Thomas, Jimmy Thomas, Lisa Thomas, Nick Thomas, Sandra Thompson, Harold Thom pson, J im Thompson, Karen Thorton, Carrie Thresher, Jeffrey Thurlow, Tony Tibbetts, Terrie Timson, Linda Tipton, Joe Tisdale, Darrel Titsworth, Glenn Toland, Daren Tolson, Etta Torres, Alex Torres, Joanne Torvbraten, Karin 21 4 Freshmen Pep Rallies Cheered Cn Victoriesl t I 1 31? .,, gffftff 9' .as f' f M t t J P f ' , V ' 1 'eww 5 Crj. ' t. 5' .Z r J t. 'Q -w V ix J E11 ri ,.e,,,. ,, W 'ri fin? if Toups, Willy Trageser, Shelly Trotter, Kevin Tumlin, Kim Tumer, Marion Ugarte, Diane Underhill, Noel Uppencamp, Marcia Uppencamp, Mark Usher, Ricky Vallilee, David Vandergriff, Bill Van Dusen, Charles Van Hooser, Jim Van Sickle, Randy Vannoy, Larissa Vara, Cindi Vamey, Jeff Vasquez, Amelia Veasley, Louis VeLarde, Tom Victor, Wendy Vie, Julie Villanueva, Tina Vincent, Felicia Vint, Michael Vobach, Kenneth Vogelheim, Wendy Vogler, Keli Volker, J ohn Vreeland, Victoria Wagner, James Waits, Grant Walker, Jim Wallace, Jeff Wampler, Deborah Far left: Boop-tee hoop curls are for this Tom glrl Left: There are some relax ing moments in the life of 11 freshman. Freshmen 21 5 ports Brought R1V31T16S Between the Sohoo Wardrup, Donna Warman, Kim Warren, Greg Warren, Mike Warrick, Lisa Watson, David Xin' Watson, Jill Watson, Julie Watson, Tammy Wear, Lisa Weaver, Liz Webb, Ray Aboveg That composition was really due yester- day? Karen McDougal. Top right: Button, button, whose got the button? Right: Quick, put up the cards, the principal is coming! Tami Drake. Freshmen Top left: You talking to me? Top right: Monday mornings aren 't too thrill- ing for this freshman. Left: These guys are so immature. Above: Some classes bring out the beast in Fish. Weber, Robin Weindorff, Gina Weindorff, Tina Weise, Charles Weisner, Debbie Wells, Danny Wells, Michael Werchan, Henry West, Terry Westland, Bill Wheeler, Paula Whipple, Margie Freshmen 2 l 7 Right: Flashing cameras keep this freshman from his work. Below: I will assist you in operating the over- head. Bottom right: These fish try not to talk wirh their mouths full. ,,,...w-s..,f A -k ' - ,J ,Q ,, i ii,,i , ,, if . ,, : ,, - s F ' 'eff .',J,iiEk5g1.4 ., fy., i 7 i 2 , l ei.. Q gif' ' ' L' M 5, ' 1 Y 4' White, Robyn Whitehead, Brad Whitfield, Donald Whitley, Brette Whittington, Ralph Whittington, Renee Whitworth, Brad Wilbanks, Steve Wilcoxon, Jan Wilke, Felicia Wilke, Fred Wilkinson, Dana Wilkinson, George 21 8 Freshmen .M11f'ff35ii to 1: P' :H x' or I' X . , x 'Z . .- 'M- -Eiga A. ,.. , ,.aW 5 . i ff eg ,ggi f 4 4' f?,.,s 4 ' fr 515' I A ia 'J gi a',,, 1 -Y . ,, K . s kr' to ie '- , ew, -f..,,, 3? it ' , 1 ve ., 2. 5- -,,,,.. , ,, , ' v , s 'Q-...ay gm I f . 5 f 665 ew, W . 1 ' I , ' m i ,, . X f' , . 4 ' :L Z milf, AY va' 5, 12559 2 v, .f I, ' 'XX 'Xe x w . A' ' I 35 V 1 ' ' Year Had Many New Changes Willi, Tom Williams, Debbie 'R Williams, .lay Williams, Kevin Williams, Lisa X L Williams, Lisa x il Williams, Steve Williams, Steve Williams, Troy Williams, Walter , 1 Williamson, Byron Williamson, David I T N , , X, 1 Xi v fi 5552 r f ' W W Top left: Who is the lucky boy with lunch? Above: You had better swallow that gum! Left: DidI tell you that you could impose on my privacy? Freshmen 219 Continue Through High ch Williams, Wendy r ' Williford, Sharon i A Willig, Greg - .,, . 1 Willis, Scott Wills, Wagon jk 5 Wilson, Jim 2 f Q. ' ' Wilson, Lance I ,A , Wind,Ruth 'F ' Q Wingler, Jim , , Winter, Mike i, M7 Wolf, Teresa , , Wolf,Win 1- ill-...Q-O-. ' Top left: The beginning of a new day finds these Freshmen not too cheerful, Right: This is a demonstration on how to whistle. Above: Typing was a very popular class among Fish this year. Freshmen 1 f' gl ,WX w if . QQ ., L 1 gf, , H655 fr his fn , ,Q Q . jjtffgiggfe, X ' .F 3 or , A ,Sf x A Q 41 K ,I ' V, ' R -2 , K, .. , i ,dx 4, ,jg ,gh I ff 3 ' ,. 'W' ' ' H, 75 K Q ff , Q . ff ' 'ff' f ri 3 x - rf ff: ' 5 ni' ' is hw Q- :fu sf -W of ,Q A i. .9 nv V.. Left: 1 wonder if i'm going to be late. Below: The Struck Class Officers, I. to r. Susie Jones, Cindy Richardson, Matt Sitter, Suzy Parker, and Alicia Moran. J 'ste a g Q wi , g EN E 1 'fl Agia FQ Q fl I X ' ,A if ' A ,ix ' W7 - ' Q- 5 '-,Q SA 4' A ,Wi Womack, Jan Womack, Randau Wood, Teresa Woods, John Woodward, Amy Wooten, David Wozniacki, Brenda W Wright, Buddy Wunderlich, August X1 ' Wunsche, Julie 1 . 54 i Wyatt, Susan lf' If ,..- i 'Y , . Ybarra, Anthony A Yearsley, Scott Yockey, Suzanne S Yonter, Sam . :Hg . , - f ' X . , H A 3? r f g f i 'fi Young, Joy 1- ' A 0- Youngblood, Kathleen 59' ' A J if 47 Youngblood, Thomas 2 ,XV , A Zackary, John 5 ,V , iff , A ' ,, W Zeigman, Yvonne A K - ' ' ' Zelenske, Coleen J 1 t Q I , Freshmen 221 Right: At the end ofa busy class, this freshman humbly reveals her masterpiece. Below: With books in hand, freshmen slzow their good study habits. mf.-v' , in If , ,, if .Eff A Above: 1 can 't jinish this before the end of class! Middle right: A thumb under the chin is worth two in the ear. Right: Daydreaming always makes classes go by faster. 222 Freshmen . M' . 2 ---f . my., fgv ....-.-.s s-,. ... ,, i -,. , reshmen Have Made It To High School W, x . 3 4, - - ' . - I J ' ..,,.. 'f, : ,.f,,...,Anp -H W ,QQ V. 1, 1. .. W.. VM W.. M.. m.4.,,m..Q.. sf.,.,.,,,L...., M. ...tesw,:zg, dum -mi 'WF Top left: Hildebrandt Representatives and Class officers. Top right: Leader of the pack. Left: Freshmen say Strack is number I! Above: Smile and have a happy day! Freshmen 223 ii-QQ , IFSJACUI MW Dr. Collins Guided KI D Klein Independent School District was indeed fortunate to have Dr. Don Collins as its Superintendent of Schools. Not only was he well-respected in the district, but in the state as well. During Dr. Collins' eight years as super- intendent, he has seen the district grow from 2,000 to 15,000 students. He has foreseen, prepared for, and kept pace with this growth. At the same time, lze has so improved the academic standard of the district tlzat it has attained national respect, KISD, under Dr, Collinslastute leadership, has remained sound educationally and economically. Students, teachers, and parents alike End Dr. Collins to be very receptive, accessible, and easy to talk to. Most important, he has kept in close contact with the people and facilities within the district. -is .'wm..M - ' -9 Faculty 'Q -rt S- Trustees Justified Votes The main responsibility of Klein 's Board of Trustees was to he effective representing the district's residents who elected them. They did just that. These seven people were very supportive of programs which were designed to meet the needs of students in preparing them for the future. In February voters passed a 360 million school facility bond to keep pace with Klein 's rapid growth. The Board worked with the Administration to help provide information for parents and patrons of the district regarding the election. Top: Board President John Gilleland looks over the minutes with Secretary Edwin Th eiss. Above: Cliff Woodward, Oren Somrnerfeld, and Superintendent Collins confer before the Board meeting begins. Left: Board of Trustees. Seated, John E. Gilleland and Edwin G. Tlzeiss. Standing, CIi17ord E. Wood- ward, Oren K. Sornmerfeld, Dr. Don Collins, Robert Holmes, and Dee Mifflin. Not pictured: Joan Lucas, Vice- President. I Faculty 227 '6Hap Has All the Answers Keeping the faculty and students working together is what being the principal of Klein High is all about. With a task ofrunning a school as large as ours, only a person with the unique leadership qualities of Mr. Harrington could handle the job and handle it right. He 's honor- able, respectable, and along with all these good attributes to his character, he's likable too. He's oar top nzan, the person with all the answers, Mrs Hap Harrington. .4 5.1: I E:-:- ' lil' 'A ' ' ' L f-0-...,....,, 711, a X' 228 Faculty 'A,VA Hamgbn W ' Q W' i ,. N 5 .Q ' vw ,T'1' gig ,vm Mi -x' 2 , 1' 'N K '?f'5's5: M. M -Q- ,i 5: lax H P. kf Faculty 229 Assistants Took Charge With the honor and pride that our school is known for, these hard workers enforced discipline, super- vised extra-curricular activities, and maintained the buildings. l QQ, 5, N if XQX . XX hX-f , Y, T 41 Wm .323 .N , i ' ,4.,,- r f 1 I ,fiifum Above: Don Rather. Top right: Myrl Johnson. Right: Kay Dawdy. 230 Faculty my . .2 1 ' , ff ,ag 2-. fe-fi.,-s fv2a7,r+ I w if' a 143 ' 4' 'fx f ,gy gr fax, W',l f'9E x -?,:,i7H sw f. . gf A .a af- , f QS A 4 si 'l', fs Q 0 0 ,lx Q J! J,., V t X a Jim Lamanac. 5 ff Top: Marianne Foreman Left Wana Hzckey Above 232 Faculty Below: Mr. Harrington and Mr, Johnson are always willing to give a helping hand. Right: Mary Sue Wilson after many hours at Ilze beauty parlor. .nf ' X, 5. A ,ff fly! I , 7 ' f.. fx -uma! 3 i 1153 , 0 -gr, 5 E I N. A. ' Q Lv , H - '- Q - , . R flask lx W i V Q A . It f ,gi L . , - , f HN , ,C,1,,mk ., x . I mi, K . . Nw. . Jw kr' :V fi-Ei537'i'e R ii l' 14- a 1 , if- ' v w- L' ' ' V 1' -, , N. ' Q A-4'r yr .Y l .Y Ag. ' 1 4 kg ,fi E AA . ,, si l' y Middle right: You know I don't vo-doe-dee-oh- - doe! Betty Hatler. Above: Nadine Melear eats her words after getting the wrong answer. Right: Coach Allen and Laura Cline thumb a ride home 5 after a game. gal mx' A-di' 45 ..-v i ,Je I, f ' ' xx iv. Q - ..., , '. , -f 6, 1- -W , 4 -ilk'-few J f .1 5 5,5-r eads of the Classes Affi- s age RK X it 5 , 9 5 4- if A1245 ,. The teachers at Klein are ones that the students can be proad of Despite hours of grading papers and prepar- ing class work, they can always End the time to help the students needing extra assistance, or just someone to talk IO. Top left: Mrs, ToIand's Bearkal spirit always showed on Friday dress-up days, Top right: Coach Kirk says a quick prayer before the next play. Above: Mrs. Leister gives David Epps the Crest test, Left: No boss-secretary conflicts here! Faculty 23 Jeannie Banks, Record- keeping, Typing I Brenda Christian, Fund. Math II, Trig., Elem. Analysis Debra Calfee, Marine Science, Geology, Biology 234 Faculty Vicky Avery, Typing I, II Charlotte Fowler, Typing I, ll Josie Mallery, Algebra II. Trig., Elem. Anal., Calculus l I, N 3 ' l . . George Conrey, Geology, Avi- ation, Physics I Judy Shively, Spanish I, French ll, lll. IV Patricia English, English III Billy Boyd, Chemistry I, II N Linda Sisk, English ll French I Jackie Frank, Geometry. A gebra ll Mm' Illlll mgxnl' 4 i ,S , .Q ie 0 1 . k I'?5i3jY Wi' H MS- S va gr E l Betti Tiner, Govt. I, Eco- nomics Kerry Rock, Geometry Roberta Handy, Alg. ll, Con- sumer Math Gene Highsmitll, Eng. IV, Eng. iv nan Lewis Jackson, Air Cond. l, ll Beverly Silva, Biology I, Biology ll an f ., il if i 9 95' -gg, fre' 'TTY X .R , , , l x ' x .TW ' L E Y 'i'Y ...N 6 Helen Adams, World History, Study Hall Herb Allen, D1'ivcr's Ed., Athletics Ken Whiteker, Spcccli I, ll Joe Alford, American His- tory Alice Rektorik, Number Sense, Algebra ll Yolanda Huerta, Spanish I, II of Aiev Earline Rossi, Cosmetol- ogy I, Il Billy Tipt0n,Physics l fllj, ll CHD Frank Rauschuber, CVAE Const. l, Il-III .ts rg S ri! . LQ ll: VI 3 3 5-A Margaret McClure, Govt. I, Psy- chology Sherman Indice, Eng. ll, Creut Writing James Hodges, RadiofT. V. I, ll Janice Van Cleave,Cl1cnnstry I Peggy Boswell, Govt. ll Ann Johnston, World History I -, . . I I I 5 'T 131 I 2519 vfa.???', .... ,... .ali a I lmggqd 5... Sandra Kirkham, Drill Team, Health l ,,,,-ff' Ralph Brandon, Gen. Draft, o q,Bif1,,53 Arch, Draft 1, n V ' f, J l Jeff Youngblood, Study Hall, if'lt.Qf:,1A' E ISA Detention x Q i Al-- Priscilla Harris, Eng. IV Martin Fanett, lnt. Alg. l, Fund. Math I, Geometry Gene Thompson, CVAE Coop I-ll 5, 'IEW' Z, . A , I .ff 1-. l wi-Q l 1 g ,A 1 ,. f yy L f L ji A Q ff E r M 2 E LindaIsbell,Eng.II AJ H Wy X . Adriana Mills, Spanish I, Ill, lV Richard Ferguson, Chemistry I ?2Q9 Q-, 10 ,- EMW' Q NF' 9' ii ' ,gy ., ,fff H ,wc , , ,, -4.- V, V, . as ..f'iT Linda McKinney, Int. Alg. II,A1g. II CHQ Larry Cullen, World His- tory, P. la. James Manley, Biology I Faculty 237 W f V tr, , . f , f . 1 ' A- ' . V Sheryl Beatty, Biology I Cheryl Johns, Speech I, II, Lynette Windsor, Biology I I I i Gary Jones, Algebra II, Geometry George Mattair, Geometry Int. Alg. I Karen Pant, Eng. III, IV 238 Faculty X rj V ,ah X, ', GJ --Q., , ' .,, Linda Gamer, English IV, III CHD Jo Matthews, Health II, Girl's Athletics Maureen Delgado, Spanish II, French I, II ' ' ' ' 'M 1- :iff i , 1 I I . . M y I I ,,,,, B t o W it .1-B B i.i. 3 A -V . mi f I I ,.,,, g, f' ' ' f Cara 0'Neil, Eng. II Robert Purl, Health I, Trainer Cheryl Esmond, Int. Alg. II, Algebra II 1 , is I Q, A I at . 'gi .,f I , I, . qi: V. 1 ' is A iffy W QA f L , at A tfwq, fe. I gil gi lindra Stubblefield, English lnda Hicks Fund. Math II, g.I thryn Smith, Typing I, II Kevin Wood, A. History, Ath- letics Shirley Truitt, Biology I Karen Culver, Eng. II, QHJ K Pat Ezell, Eng. II IBD Brenda Doerre, Eng. II Evelyn Kelley, Eng. III CBJ Alan Barclay, Eng. II, CHD Stan Mauldin, Health I, Athletics Betty Davis, HomefFamily Liv- ing, Home Management, Home- making III 'N X X, j -I .YW V V V , L ,, ., 4 , I ,- Doug Fertsch, Health I, II, Driver's Ed., Athletics George Kirk, Athletics Mark Saunders, P. E., Ath- letics, Swim Coach I Q auf' ' Carol Hopkins, Int. Alg. I, Alg. II, Fund. Math I KBJ Mike Bufflngton, Driver's Ed. Jimmie Monroe, Bookkeeping, Recordkeeping Gloria Harris, Trig., Elem. Anal., Fund. Math II QBJ Davelyn Leister, Journalism I, II, Yearbook Brooks Carter, Physical Science, Biology I 5: 'Q wfwvvrvq Nedra Melear, Geometry, Al II Joy Riley, Health II Mary Jane Stabler, English I l l l l m Martin, Auto Mechanics I rol Waymire, Homemaking II ul Miller, Machine Drafting -Gen. Drafting I - 1 l rvfggkfdkw , If ' l Robin Bryan, English I, II, II Special Resources Pam Meyer, Cler. Practice, Shorthand I, II Ted Wise, Art I, II, General Crafts Ray Davidson, World History, Athletics Annola Lancaster, Art I, Ill-IV James Cleckler, Psychology Sociology 4. 5 ,,...4-., a X ff F -, f I . 1. '-.. -,W . ixsxll? -- J are -. 4 NYM, P.. NI. D enise Cooper, Govern- ment I, II Peggy Sorenson, General Business management John Robinson, Band 4, Flag Corps Faculty 241 ' 61' Ann Wakefield, Girls' Ensemble, Chorale, Mixed Choir Denise Lusk, Child Development, Home and Family Living, Home Management, Homemak- ingl Nancy Smith, English II 242 Faculty Linda Young, Government I, II Paul Worosello, Band 2 Chris Hutchison, Data Processing, Business Law riimsrrr U ,of W ' , i I 84 ., A if 35 W 32 , if wg .4-17 Q it f ' W lb f 'Wg ', , x1 ft A Laura Cline, P. E., Athletics Sheila Anderson, Child Develop- ment, Pre-Employment Lab I, II Mindy Hamilton, Shorthand I, Bookkeeping I, Business Com- position, Data Processing Richard Orsak, Health I Athletics Mike Connors, Band I Sandra Smith, English II f A :ah mv f?'me?:w! Mft ,.,M,',.-1.41: like ichael White, Marine Geology, Biology I Ryan, Chemistry I n Spell, Ag. Coop I, II, riculture II Chet Cook, Study Hall, World History, Athletics Pat Wallace, Agriculture III James Stubblefield, I. C. T. I-II la Dee Anna Wheat, CVAE Service I, II Ron Atkins, Drama I, Il, III JoArm Peschel, Health I, Cheer- leaders Peggy Whitley, P. E., Girl's Athletics Catherine Stewart, Special Resources Susan Sankary, Special Resources s..t my , . iw 42-2,11- 2-fr 17.0 Lynn Wilson, Agriculture Il, Study Hall Rosiland Murray, Algebra I, Consumer Math Max Redman, Physical Science, Biology I -A .J ' Kathleen Talliaferro, English III Steven Sewell, American History, World History Lois Elaine Russell, Biology I Joyce Wilcoxson, English I, III Margie Richardson, General Business, Typing I, II Susan Hougland, American History ., - I i --Q :Q .zz-'W I . ,, I :yt James Nelson, P. E., Gil Athletics Sue Pope, Spanish I, II Peggy Hofer, Health I- Special Resources 'Rag-er' V 'V,L F' 'Illini iii, Q. I 'A I I irolyn Ropshaw, World story lliard Roth, Driveris Ed, lop Work Program irley Dees, HomefFamily ring, Resource Math VAC ff M'4... Mary Lynn Galloway, VOE Coop Linda Fritsche, Home Manage- ment, HomefFamily Living Patricia McKinley, World History Doris McCollum, Homemaking Coop I Doris Dunkin, Consumers Ed, Home Furnishing Helen Burns, Special Resources fix X I ' r ' v X . , ' 1 'rs I 1, ' ,O I pp ., 2 3 Z X Z Virginia Holcombe, English ll Mary Carr, Geometry, Introduction to Algebra II Ron Luco, Agriculture I Faculty 245 Thaddeus Curry, V. E. H. I-II Donna Pilgrim, English I, III YT? fer mswvow X f Janet Ruffin, D. E. Richard Ferguson, Brology I Janet Guetersloh, General Crafts, Art l, ll Gregory Brady, Special Resources, Ath1e1 Lane Atkinson, Machine Drafting I, Gene Drafting I Linda Barry, Government I, ll, Psychology Syleta Rider, World History lary Louise Burke, Special Resources ary Bennett, General Crafts, General Draft- , 8 yrolyn Hemill, V.O.E. Lab l w V A , f v,b, Z ,za 5- mffriag, A ta .fag alll as i Tom Dudek, Attendance Lieutenant Karen Cotton, Algebra I Faculty 247 uasuseuonilnglng y Right: Assistant Principals, Mrs. Hickey and Mrs. Dawdy discuss school problems and derive con- clusions to solve them. Below: Mrs. Ward welcomes Mark Graphman of Little Rock, Arkansas, to our school and aides him in selecting his classes. V5 , -9 -5, SUPPORT Ylllll gi Aboveright: Mrs. Armagost types up the absentee bulletin for Mrs. Alexander. Above left: Ron Atkins participates in moving stage props. Right: Mrs. Leister rewinds the movie with resignation before watching it again For the third time in a row. 248 Faculty 3 wh.. ug Psi. E .J TK I 6 3 U W. FRESHMAN mam? QQW' X Fappliyf 22t9 3 Right: Sheryl Johnson is pleased with her volleyball team,s score. .xi Below: Assistant principals Charles Pennington and Sally Kanke A yr A with Principal Frank Lemmon pictured center. Vw -1 FT ,1 1 ns? f NE? pau viii s will WSJ: we an ka fa View 'wr 1559 ay - 5 52,59 4 Y jzllsffff 'fr ' - 1 iP'i'v- ' f' -YQ. :J 2 QHQ 1 .'-5'5'95 -'img-1 14.1- if ,, V ff' V .V r' es 1-29 ff ..'ib.s 1 Jai . ' Q Hg' R. g .L 33 .24212 1 . me i-s. , .zgglsa ' 'X an gy Mini:-,,?'?m X ' , Above: Thomas Anthony participated in selecting projects to enter in the science fair. Middle right: Lynda Duesing giving notes to her 1 class on the overhead. Right: D bb' B relief at the sound ofthe last period's bell. A Faculty 1 in e ie rumby's face shows a smile of g .ik Vlustang Faculty Charged Toward Better Teaching Anthony, Thomas Bodam, Linda Brumby, Debby Carter, Betty D'Entremont, Cathy A Dowling, Ed Duesing, Lynda Frost, Patti Hastings, Robert Johnson, Sheryl Kankey, Sally McCarthy, Gregg Mullin, Elizabeth Redden, Roberta my Smith, Justine Vela, Leslie Wofford, Virginia l l 'fgyixli - lg, ' 43 'fe . fl' Q ' s is be 'V dl' -al' 0 4 Left: Gregg McCarthy is caught in the act of counting on his lingers. Above: Vicky Rowe keeps her class out of The Fog . Faculty 25 1 Strack Strove for Superior Trainin -Exif' .ir as Frederick, Dale Parker, Marilyn Rowe, Vicki ,ff vm Xe I gf lfffg: IWW E 4 QQ' Above: Strack Principal, Mr. Ken Laird. Top right: Mrs. McLeod teaches the latest on good nutrition. Right: Mr. Ruff takes a break from composing his latest symphony. 252 Faculty we 5 I 5 - 5 fi? A , f 4 ...Z L V V , A 'M' I l mi ,I Far left: Assistant Principal, Larry Fricke. Left: Mrs. Durosstte pauses to help a student with his history horne- Work assignment. Below: Mr. Mittalstaed discovers that grading science papers takes time and organization. ny ' . 1' . Mx ,4,...M K Dug ng, 1 , V, Left: Larry Gilmore wonders how his student ever came up with that answer. Above: Assistant Principal, Ken Martin. Faculty 253 Instructors Helped W1ldcats Wise Up Arnold, Richard Barger, Denise Begley, Tracy Bell, Jane Botkin, John Bradley, Steven ' Buxkemper, Janet Cooke, Mackie Daniel, Linda Davlin, Ann Erwin, Elizabeth Erwin, Susan Geiger, Phillip Glaser, Gae A Top right: Roma Livingston takes a pause that refreshes her after teaching homemaking all day. Above: Troy Lewis whips the air with his baton as he directs the band. Right: Vernon Smith, assistant principal. 754 Faculty ,qv Weger, Jeff Weinhardt, Valerie Left: Billy E. Fisk, principal of Wunderlich, visits with a student. Middle left: Fermine Richter reads excerpts from her book, Gym Teachers Need Love Too. Below: Brent Orr, assistant principal. is always prepared, Hopkins, Linda Hardy, Patricia Hill, Alan Kline, Jo Lee, J. Lewis, Tony Livingston, Roma Reed, Ronnie Rock, Theresa Stapleton, Kay Thornton, Paul Tumlinson, Randy Faculty 255 Their job was to keep the school running smoothly and they did the job well. Counselors helped students to get back on the riglztfoot, decide on their career choices, and make necessary schedule changes. The secretaries and aides certainly earned their pay with their almost endless hours of typing, correcting papers, and making stencils. pix!-. Top left: Kay Kinnison was always willing to give some friendly advice to the students. Top right: No one knew as well as Valerie Frank just how many phone calls the school received every day. Above: Mrs. Ogletree, attendance secre- tary, knew who was being naughty or nice. Right: Don't tell me ljust stapled the wrong papers togetherln Terry Lowrance. 256 Faculty gl 1-Q I ' I , f' ix A R'-A as A , I k, K 'i13!Q'. :tty Farmer, Assistant gistrar rlores Parry, Fine Arts Aide Cora Mae Haude, 10th Grade Librarian Mary Lou Fontenot, Math Aide I-,o. K. , jf . X . E ' ,Xi -E an K ' wifi. ,. LJXKSQ-Q.: We Q .1 . ii? figs - i ., u Q Laura Evans, Social Studies Aide Carol Santa Maria, Foreign Lan- guage Aide Joann Huddleston, C0unselor's Secretary Letha Caudel, 10th Grade Librarian Sharon Armagost, Secre- tary Sherry Haude, Counselor's Secretary Pete Miller, 10th Grade Counselor :mr 31 -.4 I Afw ,wi . S Ingrid Wagert, Secretary Darlene McCue, 12th Grade Counselor Clara Ward, Vocational Secretary Mittie Colgrove, Library Aide Catherine Gabel, Math Aide Gay Kersh, Resource Counselor gf, G1- EB' ' Nm. W. 1 Q52 1 nfl' ' --. 8 9 31 .. , '1....., ' fit fiaewai V ,uf v I - Cfarzigg ' f. 2' xg , ,ti - ' . , 53 'f ' ' A 3 ,x 1 ' 1, HQ ' l wif 1 E 7 ' ' 5 'F -1 ,A-,,. 'Q ' staff 'Tfiifi-'X 315 - K 'ff . 251: ,ar Q . . L.. fy 3 f, 1 sim Q' V? :gf . x . Qe r r aa, Q' f ' Y Nm Gloria Miles, Audio-Vi Aide Bettie Yeager, 11th Gi Counselor Janet Wells, Nurse's Aide Q J N, J? W' ff. -74+ -Mg. Esther Alexander, Attendance Betty Hatler, Principal's Secre- tary Joann Toland, Bookkeeper Li- 'tif Martha Blocker, Registrar Sally Foster, Secretary Gerry Watson, Nurse . if! - Aflflfll S S eq X1 J X 44 f . , Q VM, ,X t ..W.,,,m.. t . ,m ffgei 3,9 ff ff N f:?5,gz.' ff M' ' 'ef- rf ALA ri ff ' -ni Faculty 259 iffff Jw: X JA 'W2':4P1f S . ffFtiza ,:f,:.Q 1 1 ff ' x' Mgt!-. 5 I v I I i A . . x I I I , . i I 1 I , W, 1. . W:f.'FaFg A , fait. f. Q 'f -I '- 'Qafiwiz KW, 5 r 1 uf, 4 K. -Q ,,m...,V , , ' -Q ' .f'Jv,fff,ffg,' . ' N - .fx W- K' ill, ' ' 'A .K Q' gf-,., .VJ .I . i 1 : ' I ' 'A' R Q . ' I I L fm. .,,.A,,4 ,, 4. ,. H 1. - ' L 'L' fm L' Q59 fohxgwc Jfw., ,f-Q w ja, ev we M , if 1 . im ,459 Q siiimfry Y' f Q - ff!-:Y 1' 1.13323 .1 ,, H255 1 7 5 . . x , 'ag 1 ,, , ' if T 3 .MW I 4- R -pk, 1 ! Q f 5 A i Exif? if wggmf f f fi K i i I 'T' li 1 , ' 2 ' ' w 1 .fg.5V .f 'F ' ' M ' ' www, , 4 L , 'N 2- ff 'iff Q .. , ,iff Q, ' ,,:5jfQ,:2p.a1,g - Wi A W -' N w Nw'-ff-1 1 mam - , ' gi' ,g Q. f f i? . E ,z,:f, ,. q, W ' 2 , . W- Q' f 1 ? 57 i .a,, 4 Performers- 261 Drama members barely had time to catch their breaths before it was time to begin work on the next stage production. They produced more plays this year than ever before. The Glass Menagerie , '24 Midsummer Night's Dream , St. Joan , and The Good Doctor offered viewers a wide variety of plays. Milne Troupe traveled to various elementary schools in the district to perform. Ron Atkins was the sponsor. f. Top right: Wlzat's wrong with my sister? David Whitehead asks Cheryl Baggley in THE GLASS MENA GERIE. Top left: Magic potion makes Nick Bottom the Weaver a lovable ass for Titania. Lee Keller and Chris Johnston. Right: David Epps, Georgia Ragsdale, Travis Thompson, Larry LaBonte, Boyce Erwin plot how to overcome the Englishmen in SAINT JOAN. Above: Drama students use body language to express themselves. 267 Organizations They Got The1r Act Together 1 R 'X rr 5 , , ,X Xe ' Qt 'fi 4 .. N-...devnv-M '- f f' H Left: What do you mean, my hair and dress won? ji! the school code? David Whitehead. Below: A scene from A MIDSZUVIMER NIGHT'S DREAM. Middle left: H. .. and it had long lzaily arms and walked like this. Allison Bailey. 1' 7- S -l ,W ,ag --x ill 2 if IU' ll, Above: Saint Joan gives the King courage. Georgia Ragsdale and Very! Hitller, Left: Boyce Erwin demonstrating the Scarecrow to elementary 1 I X- -5 sc zoo stud en ts. 2611 1 X., ' A ., ,.. , ,. Ali- . .-Q, u ' '1' l Organizations 263 They Created Beautiful Music Klein 's jour ehoirs gave many hours of their time to rehearsals and performances in an effort to become one of the best choral programs in the area, and this dedication paid off Three choir members were regional finalists ,hir All-State Choir, and the groups dztplieated last year 's success at the UIL Choir Contest. In addition to the annual fall, Christmas, and spring eoneerts, the choir held a district-wide choral festival. For a diversion, there was a pizza party, Christmas earoling, and a spring banquet. It was a complete year for our choirs, who sincerely enjoy making musie. The clireetor was Anne Wakefield. 212 125 Q' 351553 I-5 vale- A fl - l Q Top right: Oh, you 're right, that is a B flat! Miss Wakefield and Mark Edenfield. Above: The Klein Chorale, Front, Sharon Lowe, Jennifer Clement, Mary Campion, Suzanne Foster, Angie MeAnsh, Dina Wallrath, Susan Pankratz, Julie Webster, Diane Dartez, Brenna Langlois, Ann Wakefield-director. Second row, Linda Jacobs, Robby Roy, Stella Compean, John Pitchford, Susan Armistead, Boyce Erwin, Susan Lemmon, John Kinney, Lori Oswalt, Chris Johnston, Connie Covert, Roddy Roy, Third row, Maggie McNair, Roland Mattbaek, Walter Rabon, Diana Rice, Kevin Adams, Sharon Wells, Malcolm Robinson, Shawn MeGowen, Don Wells, Brenda Clarke, Juli Mondiek, Tim Thompson, Cheryl Bagley, Gary Johnson. Fourth row, Christine Price, Mark Edenjield, Marialice Hildebrandt, Eddie Monroe, Janette Hildebrandt, John Prizmich, Louis Chebret, Phil Burke, Roy Kimbrell, Laura Ort, Tom Goodman, Kelly Miller, Mark Williamson, Denise Hand, Jeff Manning. Not pictured, Skip Reeves. Right: The Chorale doesn 't joke around, 264 Performers F oo Z gwvgx , Top right: Here, let me help you on those high notes! Malcolm Robinson and Julie Webster. Top left: Laura Ort prepares her music. Above: The Klein Mixed Choir. Front row, Miss Wakefield, Linda Wineman, Gina Ambriola, Dawn Young, Mary Krzes, Angela Sonnier, Robin Thompson, Jackie Griffin, Debra Mahavier, Kay Wright, Second row, Corky Surdacki, Kathy Wardrup, Sheryl Hopkins, Denise Hartsock, Curtis Mitclzell, Brian Burke, Mike DeLicc0, Connie Srnith, Angie Rasmussen, Cindy Davis, Laura Lantz. Tlzird row, Marcia Stein, Barb Archer, Traci Wright, Carol Cartwright, Lee Davis, John Wald, Eric Fowler, Joeleen Prizmich, Dianne White, Karen Bailey. Not pictured, Karen Brosky, Liza Kelcher. Right: 'And we thought choir was easy! Boyce Erwin, Kevin Adams, and Tom Goodman. 266 Performers I 1 ,gl S I., rg A Musical ,, x Masterpiece Top left: The Klein Select Mixed Choir. Kneeling, Walter Rabon, Roy Kirnbrell, Janette Hildebrandt, Kelly Miller, Roddy Roy, Laura Ort. Second row, Susan Pankratz, Sharon Lowe, Kevin Adams, Cheryl Bagley, Tim Thompson, Third row, John Prizmich, Christine Price, Connie Covert, Susan Armistead, Don Wells, Eddie Monroe, Fourth row, Phil Burke, Mark Eden- Held. Middle left: Take me away from all this! John Prizrnich and Kelly Miller. Middle right: The region choir. Left: Kathleen Willi, Sherry Harper, and Julie Mecham really got into their music. Above: '7 don 't need to follow the music! Pat Garrett. Performers 267 Never Say Drop When you 're in the spotlight, anything can happen. The twirlers found that Friday nights were filled with many ups and downs. Besides Friday night performances and daily practicing, the twirlers found time to attend U. I. L. competition and other contests. This year's seven twirlers were lead by head twirler Debbie Walsh. ...,....J Top right: Sharon Wells and Rhonda Elliot reach for the stars. Middle left: Twirlers for 1978-'79: Teresa Panico, Jana Hryhorchuk, Debbie Walsh, Sharon Wells, Rhonda Elliot and Debra Williams. Middle right: T wirler, Carol Swerdon, practiced after school for the 1978- '79 season. Above: Jana Hryhorchuk and Carol Swerdon stuck together. Right: Head twirler, Debbie Walsh, after completing her dazzling routine. 268 Performers Klein Flags Waved Victoriously There was an air of excitement as the fans awaited the arrival of the new addition to the Klein Marching Band. The new flag corps added color to Klein 's halftime performances. The flag corps waved the Bearkats to victory. This year's flag corps was led by Sally Lane. Top: Tammy Nelson holds the Flag Corps mascot. Middle left: The 1978-1979 Flag Corps marching on the field during a halftime performance. Above: Teresa Bastian and Sally Lane think up their own flag hustle. Left: The Klein Flag Corps practicing with the band after school. Performers 269 They Were Awarded U. I. L. Rating Brass, steel, cloth and wood may sound like things found in a junkyard, when in reality they help make up one of the biggest groups at Klein High School. Like the saints, the Klein band came 'marching in' this year to win numerous marching awards and help entertain fans at halftime. Long hours of practice and leadership from Michael Connors led the band to one of its most SZ,lCC6SSflll years. ..-Q Top: Band members dress warmly for winter practice. Above: Klein Symphonic Band prior to giving their enjoyable Christmas Concert. Right: Susan Armistead and Eddie Cobb were very sur- prised to be awarded second runner-up for Mr. di Miss Klein Spirit, 270 Performers qv- I A -X' 'fig' is 3 Q .4- e qi Q 645 nf J: 'Q 4' A f ' 4 A-i . K,-A-. wi e.u g.Q4 gQyJ' aw, KN A- fy ., .QQ E 53 NN ,1-xc ax 'fb - - . kv xy Q7 X .R , ,- . YW, S NS rf' X Q x We Band Together ' ai. Top: The Klein orchestra plucked their way through practice. Above: Standing at attention, Connie Chambers and Kim Bus yn practice being Klein 's Tin Soldiers. Middle right: The per- forming Klein Varsity Band, Right: The Klein Concert Band for 1978-1979. 272 Performers is Q. 'H 'da 9 M. w.. ' 4:-Ia if K ,,l 2 -s L A299 gf- A-fa sf ws f - mfs' A km W my 5 N is ,gxw p. .ug .-3 QQ M xv '53, I Bbw, A They Get a Kick Out of Lif- Glamour and excitement were added to the Friday night football games by the Bearkadettes. They were a group hard working girls who danced their way into the hearts almost all of the fans during the half-time shows, Each one was chosen at the end of the school year during some very tense try-oats. These girls contributed greatly to the growing spirit of Klein High School, Their sponsor was Mrs. Kirkham, of Of Top Right: Waiting Patiently. Top Left: 'Hello world, Above: Bearkadettes during half-time show, Right: We stick together. Melody McDermont, Pam McElroy, Donna Carpenter. and Carrie McElroy. 274 Performers V ,, .ab K4 its - V '. fr 1 1 Li' 'Tl 1. . 450' ' 'S .Q t xt T yy , 1 R ,,,. tr. 's r r 0 A N., 1 'wr , ,vlkf 'V ,L j' N t ur? Left: H0w'S this fbr legs? Laura Breeding, Tyamze Hewlett, Judy Holder. Below: The Bearkadettes Captains and Lieutcnants. Middle left: Take me, Fm yours. Sandy McNamara. Above: Halftime once more. Left: Donna Carpenter helps Mrs. Kirkhanz with her corsage. Performers 275 Melody McDermott and Debbie Lambert with company A Carrie McElroy and Sandy McNamara with company B gisv 'X . I . gf w T Pam McElroy with Conzpzzhy C 276 Performers I .Ak I, ompetition Filled Their Weekends if 1 f my ....,... lx ie Top left: Bearkadettes in action. Top right: Bearkadettes round up another perfect routine, Left: Carrie McElroy displays a routine. Above: The Bearkadette captains with the sponsor Sandra K irklzam. 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Sgn-,M . ,f U ., ,.- , 1 5 . ..g,f.,gVf ,- - I ,QA X' .:.f',: jf V , 9 K ,if ,. I 3,1 9 E :-'. ' ' -1,,.., ' Q-4 'Vg' ' - . :Lf s 1 ' 2 ' ' - I .- K- V ff , - ., K K , . Q is ,, , ' ,f X f? A , , 5V L 4 V X ' , V V V W ,I V A usa... 'M 'R ' fy L' V if ,, YK ' q V. M . 1 280 Sports Pyramids were the specialty of the 1978-79 Varsity Cheerleaders. Despite one injured girl, the cheerleaders proved lfIC'lI'lA'C'lVCS outstanding at the sunzlner camp they attended in San Ma1'e0s, They won the grand spirit stick, were rated superior fbr their ponz-pony routine, and received the award of excellence. This is the second year fbi' KHS Cheerleaders to win the lst place trophy The eheer- leaders were: Paige Bird, listela M eza, Kris Selznell, Cindy Sills, Connie Sinclair, Jay Sinclair, Heidi Vogellzeini, and head cheerleader, Christine ROSC'liI0lICl, Spaizsoix' Joanne Peschel. W i' Connie Izstela Kris, Cindy, Christine, Heidi, Joy, and Paige. heerleaders my Smoke Em wlfh their chimney stunt Lifting spirits and fellow cheerleaders. Sports 281 The Spirit Of Klein Existed In Heil Even though Cheri Walker was hot and sweaty at times, she kept tlze erowd's spirits up, She even helped the cheerleaders in leading songs. These were just a few ofthe duties she was involved in after being elected this year's mascot, I felt that I could represent the school, and get more involvedf' she revealed wlzen asked why she wanted to be mascot, The most memorable part of being mascot, she felt, was at the football games when she initiated the Bearkadettes. Not only did Klein students appreciate Cheri's efforts, but so did the children and adults who attended games. :ff fmt if et, Even children and students shared in the excitement. A conversation between fW0 WIUSCOVS- Cheri Walker was strong enough to support the Bearkat spirit Sports .La q.-,,,p -A Returning with twenty lettermen, eight ofwhieh were starters, Varsity football was off to a good start in 1978. That good start soon became a great season. Three sobho- mores added youth to the team, while thirty-one seniors provided experiences Winning nine often games, Klein ilost only to Conroe 21-20 in the district playojf Yet, after such an exciting and heartbreaking game, they managed to pull it all together to battle back and beat Humble li7-0. When the all-district teams were announced, thirteen KHS players were on the teams. There were eight Kats on the first team and five on tlze second team. Coach George Kirk deserves a large amount of applause for the 1978 Varsity Kats' season, which was one ofthe best in ten years, 3,9 Www Swarming Bearkats halted the advancing Falcon mnner. . r '- A , .:.i , A if AB - 4 5 1. g . .s 'p-.2 , . --'- MW, i , ,af Qnifx 1 :Ji g'?.51' A' k K' 'rf ' I H 1 l ' ff, :fs I ' V ' 'K - ', V A 'Q Hifi if . N I vw Q, ,'-ff.-ff. V- ' '-.sf,if'- WJ, U V :A ' A fiZT'f?Z3 ' 9 533. fl , I is if f 1 i 7 ' . 1 . M eitr p - 5. e f e U Z W ef si.. ' V-1-sfffiv x, m1123591 t L -.jfi,,c5'A,,,,,g - A ' ,- K HS defensive linemen prepare to push Jersey Village way back. 284 Sports of .IJ Q ,S 5 5 f ,Q , R 'wgmma . .aww David Kennara' in frm control as he drives for the big seven. All-district guard, Mike Hurt, is a dehnite unanimous choice. 1 5 xx.. , 'VH ...vw '...4,- -9.1. Playing as one unit, Klein defense allowed only 8,1 points to be scored on them per game, '-k gk. f.,.,-S, A serious Rex Lucas consults Coach Kirk. is 1'wOllIAB6dI'klll l1l'fk'lldCl'S seein lo be enough to hold Ilze opponcnfs offbnse. Bearkal Tracy Hawkins shows IfIU loam dcfternzizz- ation. Sports 285 --q 4 3 13 W! El A Aww: ,MM -W V, L- - W 1 P7 L, x Q, W M ,,, ,. ,W rzfsf'f 'E'Tf e Doyle Golasinski gets a double wack. Curr Olmstead trois in to the end zone with Eddy Knipfer Covering one man behind I1 im. .Im d Sports -1 0 , l 0 oach Klrk s New Methods Promote V1CtOT1OUS Season A Y x' . ' by A' . x 0 O ,Q W fl. N , 5.3 B0 Montgomery sludiex the battling scoring march on Held, k. n x I , , 1 ,gud '4 . 33? .. f A , ww Iggy , '- -V 'W 5, V. .. M, ff' w 1? ,fi-R9H1.'Lfm fL. 1 ...ga-nw' , , 'Q-3 ' 'fag' 'K N514 -- mf '-e' f -w'1'v:v'm' . 4 1 'i'l'5i V-A:4L'r3, X , , Fi o :ks-fur i?',K,?5Zsf..2 ., ffl 'Ziff .1 M.. e 5 , MY Vamity Evdfktllx' prepare for JeffSl111jfer to begin it all. Raymond Bozldreaux makes a lflllillllf attempt at stopping Jersey Village. Sports 287 Sports 3'-Q-... Guard Darryl Wilson leads the offense downcourt. The game-winning bucket is pumped in. arsity Cagers Storm Downcourt 3 5 3 Mike Butts lands after an attempted rebound. Despite the fact that they lacked height, the Varsity Kats adjusted and responded well to the change in offense required to beat their tall opponents, Playing teanzs that included seven foot-tall members, Klein had to change to a fast-break offense in order to get to the boards before the defense did. A determination to win helped them in their fight against the odds to adjust to the other teanzs' games. An aggressive defense, a fast oHense, and coaches Dick Orsak and Chet Cook led to a commend- able year. , . f xwy F t W W t Les Hin-ch shoots one ofa pai, Ofjgee throws. One more bucket is dropped in as Kats take the offensive. Sports 289 Kats Show Spark Under the Board ? cn. K A mad scramble for the ball is made by a Bearkat. A 5, V: 11W WN! , W 9 W - ' 1 X at QL., ,,,ar . 4 2 N X114 KHS' fiesty playmaking guard is David Swanson. A Bearkat slam-dunks in the pre-game warm-up. Sonny Holmes wins the tip- Sports x Q xxx E J, TS Fed the ball at every opportunity, Charles Negy averaged approximately 26 points per game. .,.-A X, X Pivoting, Mike Butts prepares to send the ball over the heads of his opponents to a teammate, Sports 291 Varsity cagers played their first year of fullcourt basketball in 1978-79 when the state of Texas allowed Girls' Varsity Basketball to play fullcourt, Rebounding and shooting until a season holding twenty wins and seventeen losses was amassed, KHS ' Varsity Girls placed fourth in district. The two Seniors on the team, Linda Bailey and Lauri Cross, posed as captains, wlzile Peggy Whitley mlas the coach. Varsity Goes Fullcourt In 1978-7 Co-captain, Linda Bailey readies herself for two more as Rhonda Holst observes. 292 Sports 3 3443 ,, -M. LI w ,.,3eZ2fam'c, Debbie Murrell is 11 eaded for 11 surprise. V '- ESQ ' tex. f Ass- .Xi1x,ifMu,'s,a -a I b , ..wia-m,- As Ihe opponents close in, Lynn Fox passes the ball in Lee Anne Brown 's direclion. Alone, Debbie Murrell considers her next move. Sports .v dx' Q All psyclzed up, Varsity girls head onto the court. .,., A. I W-M,......,., F D Sports ebbie Murrell and Linda Bailey look on as the opponents attempt a shot. Linda Bailey jumps to block Conroe s next two points 'Wo Seniors Led Cagers For KH -V f ,W With no threats around, Rhonda Holst receives a pass, 5 Debbie Murrell races downcourt after a loose ball. ... We., . h,hh if Q 1 i' 1. All eyes are on the ball as it glides toward tlze net, Bearkats reach for the ball, with hands spread. Sports 295 New Field Gives Varsity Baseball A Li Sliding into 19 79 with a brand-spanking new baseball field, the Varsity Baseball team opened the season against lVlac'Artlzur with a victory, Using the Groundkeepers, the Mountain Men and tlze Range Finders to tlze utmost, Coaelz Redman molded a well- balanced team for KHS. Slarnming tlzrougli tlze season tlze Kats accomplished great feats in tlze name of baseball. mmiegg 1. - . f ,.f.,,i f ' -' Q gf-. .p 7 A. s ' .54 .' K 645 4 W f S .F Q M' w ag 5. .1 ' -1-,,A',f-.mv ,ff A -' .f -ll , - f f-1 f w f M- - f-of ie ,s f . 5, ' vm- J f my 'uf-af: up , Bat held in mia'-air, David Kennard plans another grand slain. A -X .ae Y 1 ' W , J... K , , Q , A A R, ., rv yzwsf: f,+-, W., ,W ,naar-0- !ww,,,-ji .W - K I ,K-, .F fL3gg:,qw,.X!,.1-Q , ' W 15.3, .5 'M,33'f'F'1,9, 2. gm-if X ,,:, g t , is l ll'4vl al 'fvfhf ,ssl ,,ee, in ,r -T Jails, iff? Raging-' . ,. 35a1,ifWf4 A ., use TQ My '55, ,- f ps 15, NQ, .rl 5 i M , fwy.1:g.. fi ggafff,--,, K 1, fl ., ,,,,. stamp--.I W ,, : 1 ,N ., vxyzy,-,is-1,a, 5 Lf v F7 27? K l- 'fig' ., ,-1 't1g,, ,: X 4 . V , -We ,sf - if -2 1 Y 'sift A ,, Q P-af f f - ar' ,eff s54.f'fs. . ,gg E- -A X, fQ,ggiW,f':i.fIas- 'zff'f,.'vf' , ' sw-gggfegixtiifm, gi 9 Ea4f?i'5H'f'11fi. ,Wz s2fif,gi. 3 '- 4' -164.5 A, 1- H l gk - 1 i - me L A -'F l .aff w ' , WT' Nh , ' f. Q , ef'1vr?ff','i:: v, f - f , '- ,, , 4 is ' ' vhs :,t:-ff. - ii '- v' , -Z -fi? H... ,Z N' ,, J, sfll gy we safe? is iw- , is , Q? ihygxir, ' . H, r f If ' f'-an . - , , tc f .-3 - .V gf' i .. ,Y 1 iff- M- 9 M..:,. my if' 1 lt AS hif bdl1C16flfS fhf? fbnfff- Jvlwny CfC0Ck 1191145 f0V INXS. Steve Murrell races back to the dugout aftera tough znntng 296 Sports M.. -,1 3 x i .mf L ,f . . 1 1 I ' Q A David Stevenson, Tom Barnes, Chuck Faulkner, Scott Nott, Mark Barjield and Mike Klein, the talented pitchers. s 1 , W - ff K - 5 .' , ,' W' A L? 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Sports 297 A-. if Q 'xA N' , gchi k K 'w The Superb Outheldersi Scott Wallace, Curt Olmstcad, Mark Cone, and Lamont Cline, 1 vlilvf . . f 1 w ' G9 Snappy Catchers: Danny Westbrook, Mitch Holcombe, and Allen Brown. Mitch Holcomb calls the pitchfrh M 15, .-, Q og' Scott Wallace displays his pitching abilities to all. Sports Teamwork, Bearkat Baseball Pulled Together X 54' ,tv .asgylf . t W 1 .n , D V ' A , s,:3Q5Qg,Q553,,f'j3A 7,7 , - K, my ,t 1- -. fix. -,g.3grwjf -5. Q-.V - 4' 3 V , - f ...Q-cw W. ' 'll ., Mike Boaz presents his ready for action stance. Mike Klein leans back on one leg and lets her rip! THE Klem Sports 299 Strong contenders this year in our district, tlze Varsity Volleyball team defeated every team at least once. This aided them in compounding a record of sixteen wins and nine losses, The bumping and spiking that all the girls did well led to an exciting and hm season for all of the team members. Sandy Beck, Lynn Hoyt, and Terri Phillips made all- toarnament, The team was coached by Laura Cline. 'AWN 4 , ,,, . 5 5 ,f ' In t 3,4 f QL. ' A high lob spike by Valerie Sexton. Sports Varsity Volleys District Opponents 15:22 qui- A I the Ninth Annual Volleyball Tournament a seriousness prevails. 2 ,,.....,.,.e r f ' s ' f ' , ,,,,, R ,I 3 x is 5 if Team work demonstrated by Marie Gonzales and Lynn Fox is the key to winning Volleyball. A...- f o Y - f ',:, an 1? '1 ik 5 Super setter, Sandy Beck works as reigning quarterback on the court, -fiwri-'t .ZW ' , ,WZ ' ' A l 53153 f 4 ' ' WL. '?'if7'3 ,'. . ,-wi-'1.,'.. V ' Y ' -' g.S,....: nw mf-fl 2'-, , -A ff 1-. , , I -'N ,bv Team captain, Terri Phillips, slam-spikes one out ofreacn. Sports 301 m2:xanew:m.:p-.:., ,.,. . mm., W Xi-ef in lJ34 ? F'-' gil' 6 Time-0141 Called f0f 11 Vflfsffy Pep talk and fo 0710056 Strategy- With 16817OilllS, Donna Volzllflindm led the team in scoring. vv-....,., 5 s IJ? Sflndy Beck k'10WS 710W 'UUC11 good diflkf flCC0mI'ffSh- Varsity K at starters working toward llmr diszricr record of nina wins and Eve losses 302 Sports Bpikes Were Dangerous Weapons 4. Yes, 1'm sure that it is up there, Coach Cline! 1 - Hi ,J R: nb! When not playing on court, Varsity players continue watching The Game. f ? l 54? Be . - , 5 fy' , ' 1 , U r, 41 ' , . - I D' O A .lg .Q . r A Q , V ,- 1 lr! ' ' 5 + -1 X 1 ' A QL' . Q- N . X A ,Q ': fQ :g f 1 ' e-: lf - 5 1 , lim, L . ,fav Je'-r . :fixu- Always ready to block those balls even when it is not necessarv, Valerie Sexton knows that Terri Phillips is about to spike one flown their throat, Sports 303 Wlzetlzer sweating 111 the l'0Lll'1ICl1lI6lIfS or just 1J1'flCflC1IIg, the melnbers of t110 tennis team worlfecl lzarcl all year. Tl10r0 were many clelfotecl ClL1l'UC'CllC'S of tlze popular sport 1181? at Klein, IW6llI19Cl'S of 1110 team 1'lllI tl10 efmrts C'l'Cl',l' clay 11fI0r.s'011011l lll'lC1C'1' 1110 S1lpL'I'l'l.S'l01Z of f1IC'lI' e0a0l10.s', Peggy Boswell and Greg Bradv. J - 0 1' .2521 S ., 5 . 7 1 1 1 1 v I Je,1Y'Harl0w duesn 'I let tennis elhow bother 111111, an ,,,,k , . ,. Netters Had Few Faults ' K,: L'1xK 3: in 1: ,Mr ,. ,L1:.V:,,.khz,. H 1. - 1 w, M A .ual 1' 'v p -nib' at xmisw-1-4 my W.. V, ,-5 . , . Stacy Williams sends lzer serve at full force. - Maw N1 1 ',,. 5'f'Qf'Z1:' e , 0 ,njhiiyk - Forelzand and baeklzand moves are delnorzstmted hy Mike Plant and Companion, Margo Mann focuses all her attention on one factor. 304 Sports AIN J, QQ: fs. , ..,,, X ,41 ' 'Zigi 114.571 ' ' R -ss, I '-QS' M 2 f A i 'i mbers this year were S. Williams, E. Morris, R. Duval, L. Farrell, M, McMillen, M. Mann, and A. Ed Weddle poytrayy hjg Texan Style' f-4:1 :vw J Q -....A,. 1 ry Roni Duval steps into the tennis groove. Mike Plant shows team members how the game is really played. Sports 305 W! ff' .fx I Map ia ' ak -f ,ip N. ,ai Qi l Only one more lap to go, Robin McCoy. 4, ,J . An-:K lla x5L..JLf ' I can Iread water wif!! one hand, says Alicia Smilh and Edie Petty. Sports ls it Aqua Man orArnoId Baax? 3+ 41, e ' W -fE.feifjAng,ggA,n 4 we . x X. is V J ? iii 1 iii ix--in. - -In -'Q' f-1' Ga-WY Linda Lesmeister sels her sight on a victory. J Beautiful form executed by Steve Harper. .Wim Team Made a Splash A maneuver of grace and beau ty achieved by Cheryl Thomas. Excitement built as tlziinderous pounding reverberated through the swimming complex. This deafening noise was actually the Girls and Boys Swim Team boosting their spirits by banging on the bulkhead before each home meet. Klein 's 34-member Swim Team, including two divers, attended numerous meets this year and hosted the Klein Invitational and the Regional V meet. Ten swimmers were selected to attend the overnight trip to the Texas Inter- scholastic Swim Coaches Association meet in San Antonio. Mr. James Nelson was tlze sponsor for tlzis year's Swim Team. Greg Houk can 't believe his goggles. Sports 307 Four girls led by Joy Riley have inanagecl lo swing right into a Creditalale season this year. The boys lecl by Chet Cook have all been able to plcix' a golf' gl1l7IC worth watching, While they played, they learned ci little extra each time. Steve Poston working on his driving swings, 308 Sports Driving Strokes Were Up To Pa 'cy e t t , 1 1 .13 . f Karis Sorenson practices for Hargraves'tourney. Michelle Vernie, Lori MacDowell and kneeling, Brown. 1 Left to righ tr Paul Egner, Matt Carr, Danny Mintzzri, John Kinney, Richard Gorman, Greg Serres, Greg Bee Monty Johnston, Ron Nichols, Steve Black and Coach Cook. ys Ran Winning Season To Finish Line Duane Ehrhardt stands back and observes his throw. ' MK- R., .Y ,y F5 FQET5, The jkfw minor iizjziricds' in early 5605011 clid1z't lIfIIC1'l'l' the boys Varsity Track team. They came hack strong as ever by itzid-seasoiz and clrove a Wililllllg season toward the finish line. The dvjtflzdillg State cliattzp returned along with the .stale c011te11clc'1'.s' in Discus and High Jump. Tlzcfy had seven nzcfcfts that filled their Friday and Satzzrday llfIC'l'IIOU1I.S', Pre-lims wercf held 011 the 18th of April with the big district II7661' to fbllow O11 the 20th offlpril. , 1 2904 1 ii A Q. 'ff' ,, v fu L 'Q A 4 2 4 .fix ' M State contender Joe Konicki taking oH'ai MCA lien. A.....1 Keifh JOIWSOW holds WS OWU dllffng his leg Ofhis relay IU MCAUW1. Kotzicki works towarda first place atMcC0ll0ugh 01zMarch 5. Sports 309 ji se ' : P, 1539 '4 -N --5' - The Gun Shot Started A Successful Seasol l 3 . S V x . lf - ' :A .-., V '. 9, 19 A 4, 1 f'--sf.. . he 'Ex lv 3 x 6, as 'HG ,B V, .. i . I X ,N 4 s ' f ,xt . Y X ah 9 j ' 4 1 ' sw 2 S xr, xr K x' ii K E . X J fqi e ' 1 ??'1,s.., fl f fl' ,, .45 ,.ffw.s .. A- u -951, , . . , - ', J' ' E wr: '47-FFT '-5' GEAf4.f':' Y'-f, ' .AQ- fl! 5 ,. , W . sg sq 'layers , xr 9' 1 11 'K A 4 A ' .A '- ' The life-lzlood ofa track-star. 4 Ernest Johnson watches the discus fly through the air. W Qi, 7 , l 74 fe-035' Sl , .J,1,, J: , ,L A- 5 A,-ff '- if 1 'W 'il' ' ' Sasha H ' 3 g V., 1 .sg 5 Sit' izf -43? 4 . 'K ,, QS 'V , S . Q A W .Q A . ,I t I K ,s 'S '3-13,5 . - W 'dx M-.,,,l,,,,, A k . , ,Q . , 'R qgrit, t , Q H ' A -A . ' P , , W A g? ant 671. A . ,mu Jimmy Gibbs keeps his eyes on his goals during all races. Doing handstands on a pole is this trackstefs specialty. 310 Sports I a -on ml. ,ff I A lg p ,Q Q , . ig, Q , ' 'ug 3, .pwmv ' .4 R anus: '-an-nun' In the lead Greg Holden keeps his concentration adding to his good form. Bubba Torres ll a ows nothing to deter him from his ultimate race, THE 1978-79i BgARKATs . A 1 6 EL fx Sports 31 I 1' P . b r , I A b .I . Lum ,, , 33: , . Q, . ' b , - 4-93 ,. ' 1'0- g , fwiqi.. m-3,13 ffibs., W. k 6 , !. -k . kg.' 1- I If F A flbg ' Ui , I x The boys are big and hardy on that course. 'UL A-' ...4.....,.... Tammy McCleary, Heather Hanlon, Mandy Marcisz, Offinm the wild, blue yonder goes the Boys' team Veril Randolph, and Madeline Vela. 312 Sports A good stretch can always help for that 2AMiIe race, Mud Did ot Deter Them Lori Lemons and Madeline Vela lead the girls, On a 2-Mile course, not too many people can even jinish, yet KHS' Cross Country teams did. Coaching both the girls and boys teams, Andy Ferrera molded an exciting team. The girls only had six members, yet they managed a superb season. The boys had a returning state-ranked runner in Jerry LaBonte' to lead tlzem to a good season. Over land tlzat proved to be very muddy this year, they made iz season tlzat the team will not soon forget. What with all of the construction going on, it was not exactly easy to practice on the roads around the campus, thus proving what a brave group ofrunners these people were. .. ,-ali ling? ks' ' .A ' 'f ' wma:-.. Jerry LaBon te' paces the boys much like he did all year. W, 'T 'Z The Boys Cross Country team practices for the coming fall meets. Hafffffi Pfllffffe UH any fype Of COWIIVJ1. Sports 3 I 3 Sunshine Was A Good Omen For Track Wlzeu warm weather arrived on February 23, a proadness was instilled at Aldine in the Girls, Varsity Track team tlzat lasted until tlle close of the season. Throiiglzout tlze season Jo Matthews led tlze girls to a season to be proud ofall the way to the State Meet at Austin on May 5. Bigger and better things were approaclied and overcome, Stretching limbers the legs for practice. Pam S tegenl leads Ilze pack fffy- 'F . i 'ff ii: V Veril Randolph and Debbie Ward keep a steady pace. Sports Lynn Hoyt walks on air. 'ui' Janet Austin and Tina Ledesma work on starts. Jeni Hughes strives for the ultimate jump. Kelly Gallagher takes zz breather. fl-4 ff 3553? Y' .. . 4 'iw J., x 34- arrod Qk ef-F E4 3 ,J L 4' f L Q Sports 315 Creative Stunts Revealed Their Individuality TlIl'Ol1glI nzany long hours of practiw, rlzc' JV ,?'7ifznfl'12?Q.lf' f M Cl1ee1'leadc'1'.s' proved tlzal they were exCclle11f pros- ag, ,R pears for fixture Varsity Clzeerleaclcrs, Tllffl' afloptcfd h , . m new slzznts wlzile cflaboratilzg on old ones, DC'C'0l'l1lllIg 1 lx? ,t't l ' 1' I 4 'Il hx .4 4 F' J me if , b wiflz poslers and adding snppor! for JV faanzs brouglzf many victories. Sponsors were Mrs, Docfrre ' ' V 4 'Y Wai.. f and Mrs. Isabell. , f 4 t t ' V 'f V .lit f I 'IH V 7 r gh B-' 140 :'2,l'L', fra? 'L b A 'f I 3'gYw le 12:1 p 'g'5' ' 2 iw ' 3355? ' gig - 'M' fn' v. V ' 'fair l -'F ' sf: we ee if . , rg. .fxwy 4-T s 4-,A + , fr I X .- xr W 'Q ,JU V. 55? K1 f 9 A' igQggg4..f- i ,5 'Q -f'171'V' ff ' ht ,A it is Z ! L iaiikif- Q my W451- l x' JV ClICL I'll'l1d8l S stack zip for a vicroljv. The squad 'x talent is displayed by daring stunts. . H. . y fo- f 7 J V eueeneaaers 1, to r,.' Julee Uelilanc, Michele Morgan, Bobbi Blythe, Heather Paulson, Missy I-laifield, andAngie LaB0ezlf 316 Sports VARSITYSPQRT 'Ki WQWMQQ ,ff . .-, MM, a, . ,,,, W R K - - - v - - . .-'..'. -'Q '.'..-fn..-. ,,v.A..',3..: ., x,+,1.-.- - ..,. .,., N , ..n,X.,,,,.-.g.g.,,a,- ..-. .-N.. . .,.,,... -, Xf.. .4 .QV N' 'V ' 9 f ,,,. .,..f. , ,xf. IQ I Sports 3 1 7 J. V. Finish Runner-up In District 16-4A. The 1 V. Bearkats finished their season with a 5-4-l district recorcl which put thern in the runner-up spot in the 16-4A District. The Kats defeated their Spring rivals for the 14th straight year with a score of 14-7. They also shut out the Conroe Tigers with a 38-0 score. The J V. had a great season and are looking forward to what tlze Varsity has to bring them. Their coach was Max Redman. .L I4 warm up before the game. L IA Quarterback, Chris Robertson sets up an end-sweep. 318 Sports Tod Poindex ter and John Williamson surround the opposing team. . .,v-.....,,,.. ' .A .. -,-......,. , . .. . A ., , X .. . -H . . - f A. , A Ir,..-... ,,,,.,.,.. ,,., ...,,..,--,-,, M. ff---.----Q ..- . ,, , iT,..,,.,,,,.,,, ....,----.1-4 - 1 , . ,, nf , Q, uv M-f--M---mv 1 5' With help from Chip Franck and Scott Cooney, Chris Robertson breaks through. 1 The Junior Varsity Offensive line-up. J I4 Kat, John Elder. , f ' . rl r n N F S e wg, ,- , , r 5 gg J rg Q rr' , , gqh W T -'Q 'F eq geese? ' lifts 1.-.Q r rr 'M ' 1 J ,. e J rr . nrrr S .t f 4 1 f ..'A 2--,:, , r n, , ia t , r s m, Q , V. -f -A v,,VVv:f A . , ' I . in Wh 'lu pd, with E --, -at , J in . -- W,.,.v V vf. 'ont row: Calvin Kelly, Mark Barjteld, Ken May, Mike Page, Pat Alva. Second row: Mark Arquit, Scott Wallace, John Burke, Greg Pearson, John Elder, Mark 'istoI, Rick DeTillio, Kris Reim, Don Wells, Danny Jacobson, John MCA uliffe, Third row: Mark Thomas, Paul Barnes, Mark Cline, Chip Franck, David Stevenson, 'Pye John Williamson, David Cody, Allan White, Scott Babb, Fourth row: Greg Holden, Al Edwards, Bob Slook, Mike Tatum, Ed Slook, Rusty Nettles, David ven, Chris Robertson, Russell Allred, Scott Cooney, Andy Benz, Mark Patten, Fifth row: Royce Shamblin, Kevin Howard, Greg Marcontel, Jeff Con way. Sports 319 . . Cagers Excelled In Determination Tlze Jllllllil' Varsity boys basketball team pulled together and exertea' a lot oj'eftb1't tltls year. Tlzey went tlzroztglz lllllllj' lzottrs of traifzitzg to get into tlze slzape wlzielz is required ofan exeeptiofltzl team. Tlzey ltad strong cleferzsive moves and Controlled tlze courts well. The team had a lot OfLlC'Il'l'H1llZfIl'l0II. The C'o-Captaitzs were David Fislzer and Joe limlleki. The C'0l1C'll was Clzet Cook. ' 1--H.-sfeggfgwmg-g4,, 2 , 'dnl ' ' A -' -2 ig- r. . ' 2:31 mf 12? Q P 1.,54z9- . 'Pe . . ,,,,,,, ,.,,,,n. A t ,ef 1 I-1,5 - K k ' .W .,, Number Fifteen demonstrated his newly learned manuever. HUM. '3?.t....- The Ojiplmellt will never get by these Klein players. 320 Sports 'N'---49 Thexe cagers were all determined to get the ball. A hand Came out of the Blue to bat the ball to the Kats. l g,.......4 z h 1 3' Matt Cay, fries fgf one pgjnf. Joe Konicki shoots two points. 4 0 7' f 20? V i n p row: Doug Vorwerk, John Slaughter, Chris Shearon, Carl Green, Vance Long, David Fisher, Dan Kamunen, Joe Konicki. Kneeling: Mike Bruce, C. T. Nice, Mat! rr, Dana Berlin, Skip Theiss, Craig Gaubert. No! pictured: Mike Page and B0 Mon tgomery. Sports W 321 Determination Sparked Their Abili With style and energy, the Junior Varsity Girls Basket- ball team dribbled through the season vietorioasly. The team was composed of young athletes who slzowed their capacity to work together as a team and their strong desire to be tlze best. Determination and spirit sparked their play as they learned tlze skills of teamwork and sportsmanship. Their coach was Jo Matthews. KHS wins another big one. ' nwuuiuuifnj I run vwnml! .f ' naw: as KNEW. I ,mnvunn - ' nrunnmnmmnuu r ,..,.,!,?L!.l!ll!.!.,-., ' lllllllf ' ' K IBIIIIISIKIIZIIKF , we K Julie Hill keeping an eye on the ball. Mpbzxilv- -Nunn. A 1 fafi sua N-am W' fl? ,f N Kim Henrzbc demonstrates the perfect guard 's stance. Lynne Achtzehn blocking the opponent. N Sports N i I gw, :g a , 5,15 Q, if i 6 402 3 ,gg - g vvufr w...,,m,., ',wa,,:g 1- S ag Yi N if A J L ,, Siigwfwiqezv , W? , 'iff if '33 .2 J A Beth Timson shoots two fbr Klein, Julie Hill shows us how to shoot a layup. 39 38 op row: Tammy Bird, Stacy Black, Melanie Waggnor, Kim Hen mc, . amsey, Jackie Montgomery, Dana Webster. Sitting: Beth Timson, Terri Harrod, Angie M yers. 252 24, L-T17 xv ' Teresa Samuel Lynne Ach tzehn, Julie Hill, Pam Langston. Kneeling: Tammy McGlocton, Lisa Sports 323 e 1 4' ' iss rf 'ii Q5 .,.5 , my f 1 , V I , X .Z i-52, H ' 'Flifli' 7 ,.7L'l'-15933 . S 1.f.,.i..i.. A ,. W i n A ,L L ,,- ., ,L . . , . I . ,. Q- S Li., V31 A .1 -...T ns.. Q . me ' 'S 3 ' 3' Wi .Q sw' , . A K g, I . I Fwy' F ' V ,, ,,: W, . ' . m W lime ' gtg., , ig y r , .,, L. ..,L.'fES1?R?Q255 'eff , 'X - ' - , H .J Sri, . ,. 5 -i.Li 255351. in 211 3 1 - 'K axe.:-fd ' wifvfw: , f I ' 532' 'T . '7 g ,, 4 ' .Z L . yt W 2 . 1 I , f , . ,,,. ,M . -45: ,, . 1- - ,-K ki X , . f 5' .. W , 1- ,aw .' ,i,a,,. :,,,j.,i,. 1 ,. ' A grim- 'dw' fr, sf.-V11 ,A tr X ' mm. :ff Jr' n:? i , - fi -M.. Q. vs WAR., , i. W v ' -:, , f ' -, ,L ff - ' Q, vena- fewer aff -'w w 'ffEC1ff- f 4 ' ' . 1 'wx ,gi-. f. I 4 ' 1 v -, x M, - W.-' 1, is ' - :J A-'f' v , ' 1 ,- Liffff xr- inaefefrr ,HE'fM . F-penny. VW' zu ' 1. ' .ffs'.,'Lg. i iz.. ' W 47v'f,f'i?W 4 .3f 'fiw'4-- .vVr,.f-.if .3 5' A 7 M. ,if -uw '-' 3 .,,,' My fu-.Q M f ,A-C f' gf' Qf , 'J ' -Q-ak-V1 ff'?5f?f5.:1U'iwrf rr A V: ' , 3 'iw'-' ffvf 'A -Wi.,-4 '?saQff' iff 5 M' '- ' A I v , ,W 151,31 .1 3, . N064 A 5 . , S , 'r'f,i3'i' X 'A - 'g,Ti,.g. 5 ' , .A KJ' -' , V ' iilirwwxs-L.. -, . David Fisher stretches his body to siretclz his pitch, Steve Mikulelzka and Gary Wendler wait for the game to commence, A , 5 W 1 , - 1' F , V. fs f - . . A ,E .. 1. .. Q. li V SNK 1 12- ' Q'?i F' G ...W x ' ,l Q A A K Ls ' 3 f ,cl 1. . g ,K M. .-L. 4 3 fx, ', .M L ly- V, x g M 4? N N U U , S ' 1' I' K 33' V ' 41 g at 'ff ' W R fl gf A f ' I p , ri .. da' ' '- V ' .1 1.1, ' . 1 '7 l ,frat -Q, E Ov' f 5514114- ., m f? .- , . '- ,. . 1' , 4 YUM' if ' 5 N' . ff ' - f -, ,I , ' , 'A ' f K 3 f 'S' , Q V, 1 me . .. 'H i '- ., 1 ..- 'uf -1 was Q gain, i if gi Q F .s., fl C Q gfqv- , ly 3 , A A ' M Ai .V ,iii 2 . . ...QQQQE ,Y -'pg 121- .-. K 1 , 1 if ' - 1 5'?r '1 . K? Y f f.'fQ f ,W ' f 'G '. 'T1a.,., 7 vw K' , , 'A -. in f ' 5. ' ' if '.fV ' ffl , , A . 1 r f .sri-1. K W . . ' if Wi, M5 f:Cg,Jw fsie3iM5S2Qi?iki4'4f'Zf4,R'T use ss 5 . r .- .. Front row: R. Hux, 1 Miller, D. Wittig, E. Raus, 1 Burke, G. Grimes, L Garrison, L, Davis, D. Cody, T. Zook, M. Parks. Back row: W. Nault, D. Miller, G, Wendler C Bach, D. Fisher, A. Flake, M Brace, R. McKinley, T. Kronshage, S. Mikulenka, Couch Allen. Sports Batted Them Out of the Park Darrell Wittig ,Helds a ground ball. John Burke slides in as Tim Z ook awaits him. .Z IZ boys enjoy gathering around Mrs. Leister to help her identify pictures. One could hear the strains of Take Me Out to the Ball Park coming Dorn Junior Varsity boys at practice time. When spring shaped up, so did the .L V. baseball team. After rnany hours of practice and exercise, JV began a successful and fulhlling season. Their dedicated coach was Herb Allen. 5,3 ' ,, . , 5 A, Randy Hux likes to hear the crack of the bat. Sports 325 The 1978 Klein J, V. Volleyball Team lzad an outstanding season this year. Witlz the aid of one junior and nine sophomores, the team ended up with an overall record of twenty wins and seven losses. In district play tlze team had twelve wins and two losses. With this record, tlze Bearkats brought home the hrs! place title, and in several tournaments they attended they brought home trophies. Their coach was fer Ms. Boswell. ' ' ' L . . 1 i .NNMWM-Mus 3 e . fs Bumping Their Wa To The Top uwfs ' s The outstanding 19 78 I V Volleyball Team. yas: ' 52412: f Wa., JA? ..,.. I .Y ' r . I1 ' x ' , 9 1 . I . at 2? Lvl tv H9 VW! Karen Harris arches body toward the ball. Theresa Samuel made a direct hit over the net! 326 Sports Terra Berkley had a ball bumping Daneil Reed clenches fists to return a serve. E Karen Harris reaches skyward . . The ball comes in for Karen Harris to bump. l 4 A side stance by Terra Berkley showed her devotion. Sports 327 They Were Small But Mightj With five meets to their Credit, the Bo-v's Junior Var- , b' N sity track team, led by C oaelz Ray Danielson, had a very fine year. The team was small because many of the F members also worked with the Varsity team, J. V track worked as a hziildirzg block for the upcoming Varsity year. The fourteen members of the team ran many events and planned on being in the top three of the district teams. I 5,-rw. . C , ,. r 'W , Andrew Speekard takes a break. Eric Speckard heads for the finish line. 1 ' ar.-A '- L,..2 K.. . V v , , . N .. . f 5 ' .41 V J ,fx X 1 N V t t V 'PTE' f C 4 Ki SA fi 2 X , Q X LEI4, M ,J . L. -Ya X, 5 'SM 4-D Front row: Steve Blavier, Casey Dingle, Erie Speckard, Andrew Speckard, Mark Taylor, David Erhardt. SeeondRow: Coach Ferrera, Philip Binkley, Kebin Kinsi Carl Pietrzak, Chris Howard, Coach Davidson. Third row: Dougflllen, David Lulzas, Allen Bvrd, Mike Delieeo. Sports Q SQPHQMORE SPORTS si ' .Mi Super Sophs Throttle Their Opponents Coach Ilerh Allen had high hopes for his sophonzore team this year, and he felt that an undefeated season was not out ofthe qziestion, His boys lived up to his expecta- tions with a near-perfect 8-2 record, The sophomores were heaten by their own mistakes in a heartbreaking 7-3 loss to Conroe and a I5-I2 loss at the hands ofMenzorial. A devastating offense and a stifling defense characterized the '78 Klein sophomorefootball tealll, They whipped Cy-Fair 21-0, Cvpress Creek 14-0, and blasted Jersey Village 53-0. Coach Allen described the teanz as the best bunch of players 1've ever had i11 28 years of coaching. wif: 'f:s,.f,.if1 :Pg ,,... ?Q .-emnnfzazsf-34 .4 ug, ggf, '- if ' Mitch Foster would rather run over defenders tlzan around them. DW? Mf7 ff'1 PWS f1f00f into the ball- 1 7 i'M f'?? L W ,mmm 'T- 'iv e lthqqurw'-sd Q ,X i A M i . 4 .,,,,.. - W N 5 in 'T ' -'3' e ' Wi e 'unm-gi Xxx l . . ei , ,ny ,gi .u , . A l ,. .M M A y X3 - ' ' , ' If 'Jw' , ,Q ' , ,. ' l 4 , A ' ' f. H -71: e- W-V r -1 Q 21,-1 . U . su: it fe iell I u 5 A . , - . , ', - ,L , h 6 I K -ci-Q W , .. A .gg 3 uv, , p i 'Q N e is ' ,Ar A -L Q Q me . ' Q Y ' ' ' 'V W V B 1 ., - Q M V xv- 1 Ay -M gs N X X v V . iv 3, ,Q ' ' , K M ,, Qi? 1- , 4 L Q ' A i' .,x. 'r ' 1- , f f 5' Q A, , 2 r, A e L - V . Q 21, A v ,. W, V up .Q .A r i i ' ' is A f A Hi 2 .V ' z ' V- - Q but I . X V X x J A A 4 7 I, 1. . X us i V . JA Q' l 7' ' 'Q ' , S . 'r w l Q TT. H . l A at - s it f fel- . I - 1 41 1 e 5: M- 1 ' N if ,A f 1 x I , V' V iq.- a n 'K J I, , ,,.. A .,,, ' A N A a Q, I If Q5 . V. I . ICE' ' , lil, in -uf n. -lh-2xM,i 'I .uflkpw - , i H- lviw ----ff-'f--- ---'neg sv 4. . ,.f'f'oMG2' 'W .PIII .' L' . i .-s. The sophomore football team. 330 Sports ai The lmemelz are ready for action. WM' 3. box The pack is back! V i S x. Mar QQ . - Wi, frm : . Q .35 p., 5' Mai Tm' 4 X 4 ' I Okay, what do we do now? - I 1 v ,, ,Wr- -mw-fw . xx ff M - .-.r, www- r..,,,,.,Y 7.1. ,. L W - i'c ff as 'f W saws , 's' -- -- if - -W. ka' 1' V . : s f 'C 5 -, f 7 ' wir 3' , V 'nl gf 1 A 'Y K A X ui, 1 ! ww ' ,swf The SCOFCIPOIIW tells the Sf0U'- Scott Speetzen displays his moves against Jersey Village. Sports Soph Cagers Reign Atop District 16 4 The 1978-79 sophotnore basketball team overcame a slow start to power their way to the district 164A crown. 17-8 overall and 13-I in dislriet 17161.12 the sophoinores had big wins at Cy-Fair and Httnzble. Their only dis- triet loss was to Conroe, 56-49. The team tied for the ehainpionship as jreshinelz, and this year they dedieated themselves to the goal of being sole district champions. The .sophomores used quickness and strong play off the boards to realize their goal. Hard work and the desire to be the best were the keys to a very stzeeess- ftii season. The sophomores were eoaehed by Kevin Wood. 3 3? Brian Foxx drives the lane Mike Bruce fires away from the outside. The ,MH dudes the grasp of Vance Long Sports 1' it Y ein, E356 6 L, 1 -aff jig: A .ig wg is ,gfffff 4 321 'f' ' 33 Sr. C. T. Nice shoots over a Qvpress Creek defender. Jim Curtin fights for the rebound .kiss 'fi ' VA' 'f', ' x ,f 5? gd, e sophomore basketball team: first row, Coach Wood, Rusly Krause, Brian Snell, John Clark, Brian Foxx, C. T. Nice, and Mitch Foster. Second row: Mike Bruce, fFisher, Jim Curtin, Doug Vorwerk, Vance Long, Garry Wendler, Rob McKinley, and Chris Volk. Sports 333 l Hildebrandt Cheerleaders Didn't Horse Aroun The beginning ofa new sehool year brought lots of practice and hard work for the Hildebrandt cheerleaders. Stunts and cheers filled their days as they strivecl for perfection. The cheerleaders were the stars ofMustang pep rallies and football sidelines. The sponsor was Susie Merritt. Suzanne Yoekey performed splits with ease. Winning or losing Sonia Silva aroused enthusiasm. 334 Sports ,. Patti Brunson, Suzanne Yoekey, Susan Stevens, Melissa Menkerneller, and Sonia Silva, ' dl 4 ' 4 4,3 1 Melissa Menkemeller based style on precision. Patti Brunson showed devotion to Mu stan gs. Talent Was Their Key To Success Cheerleaders-Sallie Sills, Deanne Serres, Sharon Polka, and Jody Bynum. Sharon Polka was Strack's head cheerleader. Talent was the key to success for the 78-79 Straek cheerleaders. Through pep rallies and various sports even ts, tlzese cheerleaders represented tlze Cougars with great pride. They were always willing to build spirit to its peak with perfected stunts. The sponsor was Mrs. Ferguson. Deanne Serres demonstrates her agility. Jody Bynum expresses her enthusiasm with pompoms and a rnegaphone. Sallie Sills Hnished her cheer with a grand finale. Sports 335 Talent Plus Skill Equals Victory The l'l'llIllClCl'llClI t'fIC'C'l'lC'CltlC'l'S could l1cfjo1111cl o11 the foot- ball field 01' i11 the gj'111. They sllared the dc'1'otio11 to LlllllIdL'l'- liclz that leapt their teams 11u111l1c1' one Cheers llIC'l1lClCCl0 V0I'lC'fJ1 of jumps, splits, c11'1cl cla1'l11g 11101765 like py1'a111lcl-l1zzlldltzg. III each game ClllCljJL'j7 rally, thc W1111clc1'licl1 ClZf:'C'l'lC'lICl6'l'S c011zbi1'1ed skill and s11i1'it to clzccr the tcc1111s 011 to vlctorv. The sponsor was M rs. Clin 6. N NW, Cheerleaders Natalie Meisstzer, l.or1'ai1ze Heywood, and Dclaitza Mttlcalzy. Natalie Meissner Caught in 111 id-air, 1 E, I ,K 13 P. 9 5 ca .,,.,.,-.M... 1 , ,Q TO Natalie Meissner and Lorraine Heywood were inseparable. ,., Delaina Mulcahy shows positive fL'0li'lgS for Wildcat teams. Alth ougth some stunts were pain jitl, they brought cheers for the Wildcats, 336 Sports my w FRESHMAN SPQRTS yu' in , V L K T m V Spmjts 337 Hildebrandt Proves Their Intelhgenc l11111e131'1111111 1'0111'11, B019 G1'Ul'L', 511111111011 up I1IU11' 110111111111 1e11111pe1j1e1'11,1', 11's 111e besl 121111111 of1111.1's 1110 e1'e1' seen. T11C'l' will 11e111 11111 K. H, S, L1 g1'e111 deal. T11e b11,1'.x' were f111e11ige111. T110 001101105 11111g111 111111 111e 1J0,1'.s' 111150111011 11. They were ll g1'11111111 111t111'1f 1011111 1111111 525 111111115 10 11I1'11' 11111116 101' 1110 se11s1111. T11ey 1111110 ll 1'01'111'11 to be 111111111 Of, 15' wins 10 1 110, -' I 4.7 21' s J H, .' Q 1 ' , H efvrmvezeeww-,F fy-W1--RM ,A x.. I. ff 1 1153 , , r I sffymg, S al 1 Q N1 :fi ' JQWWNQQY T110 Hi1de11ra1z11t team eyes 111111 Cl1d1llt1l'C'S1Z011' 111a1z.1 seores Illlflf will 171111 0ff011 the 011101 team ' if -11--, A The grozuzd attack IG0111 does it again, d0f1ati11g 1116 opp011e11t, Thiy ig where the Mustangs make their decisiorzs and plan their kill. The Pep Squad stands and elzeers 1101111111 their team, 1110 Mllstangs all 1111 u ay 338 Sports Score Was on the Tips of Their Fingers Teanz spirit ancl L'llfflllSlLlSlll inaclc' Hilclebranclt Volleyball enjoyable, Both the team and the crowd supported their game. The record of 23 wins to onlv one loss proved this fact per- fectly. Action was their word, along with the important word, score. Sheryl Johnson was the coach. Number 24 sets the ball up for 0 Spike. The Hildebrandt Volleyball girls stand behind their fellow teammates to help ou t. it .3 seq fi 'f t'+n-.Q Jean bumps the ball successfully. Supporting their team was an important aspect of their game. Sports 339 They Gave 11095 Of Their Effor Giving H0 perceizf all the time was flie lfffCfl l7l'llllC1f Boys Baslfef- ball team. Tliey were CI very clisciplinecl feanz and alwa-mms' acted as gentle- - nzen on and off flze c'ozn'I. Tlzey placed seconcl place in rlze Klein f7l'CSlll77CIlI TOlll'lIlIl7'IC'lIf. Tlzeir goal was fo place as Close to the lop as possible. 'B A an , 4 C , 4. f mtl ' 1' , L , , Y M' ' 2 EF ,ffm i' we e. ' K ' A i if ' f ,1 , Q finjn. I . , Lg: i V at , I u..v f f 1 . '25 eevek- Q - fn -f an-5 ggi? - j w 'w 3 ' 2 . - , :gf LPA . . g . ,, K - , fs Mfg w . I - , L ,ing . V. A gr,s , ,l, , N i 5. --1-: 4 , ai ,..,1 -.mv lg- Gerald Lee and Lance Wilson anxiouslv keep an eye on Ilze lzall, A litlle knee action sometimes helps. Q , its - A' A a l Q Q., 1 ,M 'sa . , , , L-' , . f ,, ' I, Ali b eg, ...-M. -- , ,,.es,:Q, , , X33 LM A, if P V A , . f.,- 2 ' f Tl1e team covers all parts of the court. W vw I . '-QW ' f y J , eg ti A ' A 2 V The basket is flif mfggf- Floyd Washington helps an opponent up. 340 Sports 1r1s Improved Wlth Assertweness Traming Aggressiveness and assertiveness was what these girls strived fbr. The Hildebrarzclt Girls' basket- ball team never gave up and fbzzght ,till the game hell rang. They had problems with size which hindered them and caused diffi- culties, Slzeryl Jolzhsorz eoaehecl and advised the team. These girls mn a good defense Mellzssa Menkemeller searches jbr a lzole. Sports 341 District Filled Their Minds' The Hildebrandt track teams started practice at the beginning of February, each working diligently for their district meets. This year the boys team consisted of 25 boys. Each had a specialty whether it be a I2 ft. pole vault record or an excellent hurdle. For two straight years these boys have been named district champs. The coach was Mr. Grove. Placing fourth out of I4 schools at their first meet, the girls team had a bright future. The weather was terrible and rain filed the air but the team pulled a good score against the odds. The coach was Cheryl Johnson. The distance runners show the strain of the workout. A discus thrower practices his form. Sports E The Pole Vaulters learn the basics, U 2 .we if g- ' P 4, img, -Satire. Q, f 1- ' ' , f , lv -,si ' my ' gg.-,A A i ff: i42549g1:fffieyg5,g.fi.i1gf . , :V .lg,3Q1:.,52tj5.5x,'Qi Qggiigjggs :wig . ,. jr' Ki, ' ,sy mi -- 4 t -1 ii-. ,, 1wil?f4. fspf-qw, 1,145 '??1?3Z.,5eQ -Qfi ' -Q ww f f ,nity is - J zo. H - -'23 -1 .,.. - A 4, 'Qi' Qc- -aa: gist-'H' a. , I 4 . nf .' 'if' . :af A 'i 3 i' f ' ri' - 45? ' '. 4 ' M M7 g t. A. .1 g 5 ,4 K t. ,tV- 5 sais. - n -K ' Q 1 4.43 3,1-we xii A .f. .spy in .fm .- i ! W fi :J Hurdlers need good flexibility. ildebrandt Had Life In The Fast Lane ing, Jumping high, hurdles was her specialty. Building stamina, they jogged in practice. - ' A aaa. li. , l They calculated each footstep. Each hadtheir own preferred step in running Sports 343 Touchdowns and Fieldgoals Were Their Game Football at Strack was important, especially the freshman team. The boys were older, more mature, and knew the game. Through touchdowns, field goals and passes, their team grew better and more sure of themselves. This group will be helpfill to next year 's high school teams. The coach was Mr. O Weill. t J WA ilk: 5 .4 Q :W we n ,L .. 1 A I , L mf ' lx rj if-1 I -I ' 9 it -eu. . a N JIU-4'g,' x M.. v Mb Warmzcp exercises were important for an excellent football game. I W' ....ff-- -1- J ,,, 4, M.-W -' . 4- A-, i' . 1 pil .Y im, 9 mf! S... Keeping ahead of the opponent was the name of the game, Sports Struck freshmen sprint for the football. . ' 5 1 1 7 J w-:max-W 5 3? 'ttf Q - ' V Z W A I un, yi, W ' W ,z ,Q I .g by , g Q .... A ,, ,,,, , I Q if , , e 4 , ' ' f..- - V I V, 5 .5 V Q3c,i, :-Q, 1 i 4 in ,. 1, , . be 'f .I Y f ' . , K f wwf 'Q ' lx -V f s , ' ' .2 3 l I- . -' 4. or A, he 5 - J f 12 ' , if , . ' rf , ' 1 049' 'xp' ' 5 7 ff. . 4 , '13 H 'e ,, ag r' ff e A ffm: . ,qv 6 ,:fi',lf . L ,I V sf, vb I ' , ' 1 , A . ., ic.. Lt, el. 1 --21 ' V mf, - U drip' 4 .. .A Fwy? 'ff' -I It 4 gxff if mf. 'Q ,Q life ,,.a 'C .J ,V - Q, Mir? N 'i,'fvr, Ls. egg .. .- ' -f L, if WS? Game plans are being discussed in this huddle. Btrack Volleyball Pulled Together 1:1 i , 2 is I 2 SZ. -1 ,, .wflii .A , N 4 A r, ' ':- -, if . ', l ' ' 2 ' ' J J 'v-J! 'fr , 'Y at-...W-l-.V J I -Y .,.. . ' A .'x5m?2v:z:- - H 'f ' cz '- . ' 'M ' My QL- . f X i f ,se T , A 3 I This was a good season forll1eStrack Volleyball Team. T hey won consolation ar the Freshman Spring Tozirnament and ilzira' place in the Klein Tourna- ment. Their dislrict record was 13-5 and placed third. The coach, Ms. Young, coniinented, The girls worked real hard and got better as the season wore on, Towards Ilze end of the season the Ieam began to really pull Iogether. -G Spiking the ball was one of Strack's techniques While teammates watched Tina Wezndorff bumped f,e?. -f-'ffl' SheriRamsey reached high for the ball. Karen Barnes di8S inufof the V0Uf?ybUU- Sports 345 The Edge Was Cuttm Averaging 70 points in play and a 7-7 place in district, Straek Boys Basketball pulled off a good season. Every game they averaged a sliglzt edge over the opponent and slipped balls in the basket that seemed impossible. Tlze wlzole teanz lzad drive and determination tlzat nzade it one oftlze best. The eoaelz was.1Ir, Blanton. All eyes are on the ball. Sean 0 'Brien does a one handed slip shot. lf' IFIIILSB Everyone helps the ball up to the basket. Coach Blanton gives strategic advice to the team. Sports fforts Reward Good Record For Strack With a great record to show for tlzeir efforts, Straclc Girls Basketball ended their season. The jew losses were close, losing by just a jew points. Tlzey played mentally as well as physically. The team used intelligence to n pall tlzeir way through the difficult positions When a play was called from the bench, they put the call into action, Their coach Ms. Brantly said, They proved to be a super teanzll' Sally Sills has just shot for two, Susy Parker, Karen Barns and Jena Davis run up for layups. Karen Barns chases the basketball down. Kerry Ixranzer prefers a two-handed, to Sharon Polka 's ont Sports 347 They Had Drive To Finish First And The stuclents at Straelf were exeeptioiial, this inelttcled the Traelf teams, All hacl the drive to do better, The lwys team C011- sistecl of only 15 lmrxfs' who eonclitionecl themselves clailv fin' the sport. The boys ran an exceptional mile relay that plaeecl them seeoncl in this event at the first meet. Their eoaeh was Mr. Bill Lanlcin. The girls team attenclecl fbnr meets and they put ont the effbrt that was expeetecl. 25 girls eolnpetecl along with their Coach, Ms. Cincly Brantlv. Jumping hurdles takes a special talent. A 4 Tk Q 5, ,vpn 1 fi , s D. A W' Wk, 3- 53, , . Q . if it . ,., V , ,-wg-x-3' 4. . J:j.g!.'v?g3v , F an-Qi' ' A4 5 Y W 7, 'Jai h -. -.- .-g'iZ .'. X -.:, rl - iv-, ' yieiilf gd . H1-' i 35- -c ? .'ifzE, . ' ' ' A, llib-L, dl E ,,- ., qiaiuqav-W 'f1a'f,iW , m y , ' . ' A Qifw f 6315? 'mir ' 1' .tw It A li T Ii wi' w -' -5t'f!i 5'l '-K., :sr 1' A-4 T if 7:55 iff, , i' ' -,fy 6 ai! , f,7 . . .C Q i - if-.ef - -if v M in V V A ilu : . N X Q H , ...-A, I ' ,Y -V 'eva' ITL ,.,W ' p.fv'.'-w , N. as 41 f -11' -as 1? if' NX, Q ff ,- A successji4 Jn f.- . Nlii' I handoffl A , V f- As, -A 1 Q :gfgb-iii? if ' 2- A nt. 1' I pf.. r + X 'X np? , -, xv wx I . ..- gm ff: ,gn ' faq-s Cf 1?5ff 1 14' A It takes two to tango! Almost nothing is better than 11 jog around the track, 348 Sports Determmatlon To Make It There J' liv- lyw K wi, V ' ,. ' af, an ' Q. 'V ,lv .,, W2 - A., ,, , L --wen. ,., ' My we ., , .' ,. rf 1' 'UN 'Z - X-'vi Q ,, 'A -. x .3 gm 4- 1' , e,X, ' j .J f 32,',,'.1 X' - ,ww . ,, W 4.0 V V We n 3g'i'f 1, ig, i K , , ' ,fue ' M Hx V., W, -W '9- , ,ma S., g Q 1 -A gg Q, ffm Strack girls just f7y over lmrdlex. . . The slzotput sccnzs a little lopsidvdf e p I , V 19 n , S+ x lg 2 5 9 , S.-,z iQii f K wx X A 1.- , I, . . A 'lx V N-Q 3 H ' 9 4 1 '-. , - A Q 'K 1. f f Ai x -.-'-vlx.-2, ' J Q K. ,T Q Z' f r . AV 5' 6 11- W M I- A x !LQg, lfTZm-- K ,i1j,:1'.,' V ., Lx., . :I 3 , '4 A I . , ie, -- W fb la? H ? WW?'f :' e . . 'i..-Q,-wie. ff N ., he A , 1' A 'Fl - p, -ii, q Q:,gf 4 I - 'w ., ' '25, m f ' ' 'Af A3295 'e Ze '5' 'f'f2 1- ' ' 7 A 4 K. e' ' .geilagf . . -eff vw, A , M 1, Tennzev In hand warmup Sllll on she s rezzdv She rcarx back and steadies the ball. Strack 349 Wunderlich Plowed Through the Line The last ball game was quite a game for the Wunderlich football game. Through rain, sleet and a losing score, the players plowed through the Strack lines. They tied the ball game but that wasn't all, they proved that they could do it. One of the good points of their game was running the ball. Dennis Wright, their Coach, commented, '34 majority of the boys are going to the new school. Fm expecting a good program next year too. 1 V g x 'UH- . 'ix 1 figs- LA . . 5-fi., X I A Pr T ' T 1 ,em -X .1 Rodney Malone, Greg Blunt, and DougParker scheme fora touchdown, Brian Runy puts all his concentration in and takes an opponent fo ride, ' 5177 'Sf may ., on A5 :ve 3- 1 .' E , 1 .Um Q F .t gl' jjg go'3 ,T 4 ' Q Wil is I J V , . T, I. N4 l 1.1, ,, ,t I . 1 w K 'F' !' t . , 4 my k,w'3.g-V WL ' Wunderlich doing the usual, killing the offense, Brian Runy, Mark Lesmeister, Nigel Henley make a great defensive line, 350 Sports underlich Girls Defend Their Game V'-will Stacy Dick will have con trol of this hall while Laurie Anderson and Kerry Swanson ohseiye. Spikes, dinks, and nets were the name ofthe game. Wiinderlieh Volley- ball was the game and Linda Hopkins the eoaeh. Their plan was more defen- sive than offensive which means their setups were important, The control- ling and making of the serve was worked on and accomplished. They were a spirited group of girls with enthusiasm and spirit in every score they put over on the opponent. The techniques were important but they also felt that along with this eame good sportsmanship. 1.-M14-X 0 ' gisbf W 1 . ,.kk is ,fn . . .,,.-W . ' Susan Richards humps while K ellv Moore and Kerry Swanson watch. t..........-V I t X1 T W .,, I Laurie Henderson anticipates the volleyhall's target. Susan Richards again showing her bumping technique. Sports 351 Interest Drawn By Defensive Strategl Tlze team effort for Wztnderlich Basketball exceeded all words. Through play after play the team tied together a defensive game worth watching. They ran plays such as the man to man tri-zone which was sziecessfitl in holding off scores. The ta nt was there, along with a 'get up an go attitude. The coach was Mr. A old. i t Z .,., uf' - ,,, I I5-l F1 f A- it A5 93' f 'i it ,t N The basketball team lines up for layups. W s -f Y A ti' 6 , .1 e' W T can ' on e , , ,X ':,'v-.I Sports Anderson and Byron Williamson reach for the A Swish in the basket. X Jeff Anderson, Mat Lund, and Byron Williamson await t ball. Vunderlich Stuck To Peanut Butterl' Basket plays and defense were worked on diligently during the Wunderlich Girls' basketball season. Such plays as Peanut Butterl' and The Triangle added to the excitement and strategy of the game. They httstled down the court, determined to swislz the ball as many times .1 possible for their team. They had many supporters and followers that i ' ' backed them on the court, as well as OH' of it. Their record showed tlzat K, t nobody fools with the Wildcats. The coach was Miss Richtor. CQ Lana Silas tips the ball to the Wildcat favor. Terri Rilza playing defense. t 71 Wunderlieh team taking a rest at lzal f time. Louis Ann Veasley shoots for two. Sports 353 Great Achievers Could Be Discovered With both teams consisting ofa little less than 30 members, the boys and girls Wunderlich teams had some great aehievers. Tlze boys team attendea' seven meets and placed eighth at the Conroe meet. The' girls had three meets on their schedule. Despite itzexperienee, the freshman team did well this year. Under the guidance of Ms. Richtor and Mr, Wright, tlze teams improved over tlze course of the season. W , i 1 1 , A X E The boys track team begins a practice run. The discus men wait for their turn to throw. Sports Stamina was built with different warmups. The coach teaches this track team how to hand off n The Wildcat Track Teams ' Follow the leader in track. ' , .surf M .s . VW- .1 f ' Q X 'Q 1 - A 2x?'5Q - .1 . . T all A U, Y If M- H kg. -035: W V ,- 5 5 4 '.3'W3i-QWE1 V'Ll,f'i, . . . 14251. If ,-qi' f V . W1 . 4. .-W . W -.4 i A . 65.5, T. e . -T s glfxi W2 M' , A . ,,j ,a,, ' ' A 3 We-fg31f ' WL' . H lav a, -f K ' I i 4 fjl..gw.l Hurdles were dangerous obstacles. RH- 3 mfmm 'K 1 W 14 22 df wi-fi 5-Q 112' v W M 9' 153 f 8? 1 'V fy . K- rzix . ' a ' . ' P 'f ', 5- ffwc e ' Ziff V 1 7'f: . eg X , 'wiv' if ,X 5 . wig- , xx: ' - W i.1?,. ,:-it . Jar ,fd-3, in , WL: 7,1 4 K 5, . . ., T ' - T .- .ai 5 -1 A 'U 's ' i ' , ,, ,V , .T , f ,. A f - - ,ff Stretching muscles were necessary before running. ,. .Ah . .Vi W-' -V W . fay,,5,a,2VfW,:ie,j .mug I uv .L -- G, YY.. L: W , A A , ., , , , , 1 . 5. , , Ast , km - Laura Carruba demonstrates discus ability to teamsters. Sports 355 FM I .pf w s ,.f -5527 Wf ' ' 1,,M:f,,,gf1 feb' M, J' 'via ' mf C ,S f E',', ,235 wal' '1 1 K .. .T 1, gs iff? I -' 1 1, ,- . ,Aa-5 We -fri KPQWF2 QKQA1Nf N .EP -1 Liv i Q Z A 3 3 1 th 1 ni 5' goes berserk, Jan Bullock and Whitney Taylor. Middle right: You mean I went to Strack and I was supposed to go to Hildebrandt? Chris Lancaster. Above: Lean on me. Carmella Gomez and Carol Laake. Right: Susan Cary demonstrates how photographers get around, 358 Orggmizations They Were Wild And Crazy But Definitely Dedicated i The beginning ofa new school year brought many inexperi- ertced faces to yearbook, but at tlze end of the Hrst few weeks, the wild and crazy staff was on its way to producing tlze biggest annual ever. Each member contributed his own ideas to make thie 1978- 79 yearbook a little more unique than past years. The wbrd deadline meant panic, but staff members gave up hours after school, weekends, and even holidays to get pages in on time. In addition to the devoted staff a mascot was added- Faussie Bults, who could put a smile on anyone's face. As the book was Hnished, it could be clearly recognized that the staff dared to be di fferent. The sponsor was Davelyn Leister. e g v f I K' 'f QM. lk ,HE Q 4 QS Q f 4 gin!!! assi' l Top right: 'My pages may not be all that great, but my cakes are, Lisa Powdrill. Top left: As Whitney quietly has a nervous breakdown, .lan , .4 if 'K ' inuvaum W 'N asv,- N 'l?.f4 Left: Yearbooks wildest and craziest staffers, Melanie Miller and Faussie Bults. Below: Deadline time found Laura Kaupnan, Marta Thomas, and Mary Mathews putting their heads together to finish up the remaining pages. Middle left: Lamont was everyones favorite soul man, Kathy Broussard, Lamont Cline, Ann Koziol, and Coleen Davine. ' C. -E175 j? fr 7 M N i wi- - ',, '35 ft 31-Sieve vw If,SiJi,v - W W :Fnfffi 1 1 ' 'Y' ' Middle right: Assistant Editor, Elise Cleveland, and Editor, Susan Duval were elated that this year 's sta ff made all three deadlines. Above: David Petullo was considered to be the staffs perfect page producer. Left: Each staff member had his own way of expressing his emotions as the book was completedg Anne Koziol, Julie Gautier, and Tammy Kretsinger. Organizations 359 Brushes Drew Them To Contests And Awards i Brushes, paints, easels and many other materials were many ofthe tlzings that could be seen on a trip into the art rooms. This year the members of the art club put all of their artistic elements together to make some great exhibi- tions. They were responsible for the nature-like setting of the Drama Departmenfs production of '71 Midsummer Nights Dreamy, and they also painted the bearkat that stands guard at the field house. The members attended many contests that brought them many awards for their work. Tlze art club president was Laura Hahn. The sponsor was Mrs. Annola Lancaster. of 4 2 I - , v s ,A ,V I sV,, XII, . I I T right: Two unusual art talents. Eddie Boado and Brian Hanlon. Middle Kathleen Cain and Donila Hall show their talents on the pottery wheel. Middle right: Two winners in tlze Western art show. Tammye Hinkle and Deanna Miller, Right: Mrs. Lancaster and Michelle Hoskins making a Silk screen. 360 Organizations I I el. D w,..,f- gg1g,, ,::,5.g.: 'rv- ,ffiZ'g:g if Left Becky Foxx and I isa Dunzncsll show that an class is ieally jun Middle lett Pat Forrfs A very active all member Mnddle nght Plzylzss Swmford gms lisa Dumesnzl a little encourage INCH! :Jewry r Gfgifjqg-3 435 gif K if f . A , , m .n wp ,- ta -cv -A . haf... e h Bottom left: Ted Wise helps the Art class display their work. Bottom rigl1t: Phil Poplin, Henry Wilke and Alex Garcia three talented art members. Organizations 361 g Press the Issue Writing headlines, laying out copy, and meeting deadlines were all a part of pitblishing the Klein Bearehat. For information, assistance and entertainment, one could always look forward to this monthly issue. Often, reporters were seen daslzing down the halls to pick up tlze latest scoop. Staff members showed much imagination in making this year's Bearchat such a success. Davelyn Leister was the sponsor. Top far right: Concentration is the name of the game. Edie Ritter. Middle left: Dave Epps flashes his Vivitar as well as his smile. Middle right: The fabulous Bearchat Staff Above: A few staff members, before or after deadline? Randy Nutt, Julie Miller, Dave Epps, Stephanie Williams, Kyle Walker, and Judy Holder. Right: Chief ofStaff Clay Wilkinson. 2 Organizations A We sa. l1w..,fs fr gb f, ffl, t , 595, h A-11. . iY 0455 Y l 'tr' , . . sV,, H., .3 'stat' .I 1 I 4 ,, l i ,.,.. .M V ,. pig.-i. .J W -, zfijfgy .if N., .-,.,, Left: You forgot to put your paper in the typewriter. Ken Cook and Nancy Harms. Below left: Judy Holder likes to be on top of things, Randy Nutt. Below right: Tlze Cheryl Tiegs ofBearcl1at, Clzantel Pitts. 'VXI ' ',,,, wx K r r' xxgbvfif nm: 1, 11 l K l me ,JW Walker. .' Q . a ,Hz EN:-5 Af Middle left: Jerry LaBonte unbelievably at work. Left: Is this how it works, or is it the other way around? Gary Treese. Above: 'ilust call me Kylettaf' Kyle Organizations 363 They Bled For Their School They were a selected few who helped the community as well as our student body. The Student Council gave up lunch periods, study halls as well as recreation time to achieve their goals. Activities sponsored by tlzis organization included New Student Orientation, dances, school elections and active participation in the Good Sportsinanship League, The blood drive and canned food drive proved that they were just as interested in the community as well as their school. With the guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Doris Fricke, the student government was sueeessful in making the student body a part of Klein 's activities. f :eaves I , i Top: Kris Schnell willingly gives blood. 4,45 ,- ,-,f'EQp,: WR' Yu vm. L Middle: Cathy Clements, Roddy Roy and .Rl ' 4 if j A '3v1aLf?fu?f, '.ie Nancy West discussed student policies over - ' Hs LA ,, , ,- i fl J H 'Wi 4 fpgz, lunch. Above: Dionne Delery elated at ' ' 'fs E Y' Q, suceessfulness of the New Student Orienta- - v, 1- ' ' W' .. WU , '-if - tion. Right: Student Council Officers this fx. A .1 f fm' VH 'A 'W53' year were Eddie Cobb, viee presidentg Z W.-ggi' A, Roddy Roy, president, Cindy Weber, , ' 'Q recording secretary: Angie Griffin, treasurer: 3 1, 4 Dionne Delery, reporter, Cindy Bynum, -9 V 1 ' Ti Q corresponding seeretar y. L fQ,, 'S -Ni. PM s. 1 364 Organizations ,.... LEI I TEXAS Left Rodda Rox begun New Student Orientation. Below: Darriane Jones and Nanci West take a 111 eak durirzga meeting. Q ' 'MQ 4 - my Left: Student Council representatives this year were: Top: T. Edge, H. Vogellzeinz, R. Roy, D. Lane, W. Farmer, R. Reeves, K. Crossman, E. Cobb, D. Collins, D. Jones, S. Hendrix, J. Elder, J. Derrick, C. Johnston. Middle: D. Fricke, E. Morris, K. Reina, H, Paulson, C. Cills, D. Delery, T. Gray, C. Bynum, S. Serpas, N. West, K. Reim, D. Dick, K Randolph, C. Clements, R. Roy. Bottom: C. Carson, S. Feltclz, A. Griffin, C. Weber, L. Keller. Organizations 365 National Honor Society Members Jay Akers Susan Alvis David Bagget Cheryl Bagley Linda Bailey Sandra Beck Karen Benz Greg Berger Robert Bemacki Deborah Cabiness SENIORS Richard Gorman Karen Greeker Mark Green Laura Hahn Eric Hall Mark Hall Susan Halnmerbacher Scott Harper Elizabeth Henderson Steven Hendrickson Anne Marie McAndrew Kathy McCommon Elizabeth Messier Susie Neuhouser Lisa Powdrill Carol Price Ann Ritter Ana Rivero Michelle Roesler Steven Rupp Michael Carson -lallefle Hildebrandt Tracy Rust Jenifer Clement Paula Hiller Kristi Schnell Donald Collins Leslie Homan Andrew Stull Christopher Colon Paul Huey Gary Treese J ohrr Connor Rayellen Jarrell Doug Vermaelen Diane Dar-tez Chris Johnston Rebecca Vreeland Susan Duval Lise J orgenson Kelly Wheeler Summle Foster Nalleffe Jlllllard David P. Whitehdad Shelley Fox Kllff Kirkpatrick PllylliS Wilhite Laurel Furtado James Kramer Stacy Williams Elimbeth Gardner Cal'0l Kfllegel' Elizabeth wunsche Julie Gautier George Lipinski Doyle Golasillski Sharon Lowe JUNIORS Kevin Adams William Huard William Robertson Leslie Allen Julia Irvine Sandra Rose Michelle Arriga Richard Jensen Steven Sapsowitz Lorraine Batchelor Cynthia Jones Greg Serres Delores Beebe lameS Kelley Leslie Shaw Michele Bonduranf Sandra Ketzehnan Ben Shepherd Lisa Briolat Monika Khushe Tammy Shuck Kathleen Broussard Kevin Kleb Jolm Slaughter Lee Brown Lori K00p Ellen Stanley Stuart Carnpbell Tamara Kretsinger Kent Strack Mary Compion Jolm Larson Alan Stubblefield Roy Corcoran Joan Maddox Shelia Sullivan Geoffrey Curtin Jolm McAuLiffe Pat Summers Beverly Davis David MeC00fY Pam Surdacki Deborah Dick Pam MeEll'0Y Lisa Taylor Veronica Duval Julie Mecham Timothy Teague Linda Ferguson Kafell Mlllel' William Torres Lynn Fox Tlwmas M0Sl'lel' Janet Troxel Jeff Gillis Thad Moulton Michele vemie Janice Glover Sllawlla MYelS Karin Vie Violetta Gonzales Richard Noel Melanie Waggoner Greg Hale Renee Ohnysty Dina Wallrath Sharon Hemphill Wylie Peebles James White Kimberly Hendrix Elizabeth Pizzilola Pamela Wilkinson veryl Hidler Walter Rabon John Willis Marialice Hildebrandt Voril Randolph David woik Sara Hinchnlan Jennifer Reddick Joanne Hoppe J . Stephen Roberts 366 Organizations W 'we xr 9 sal' z i I i , Awibpixxni-Xfrltrx-png, , , - . rw I , . ,- ,, ' , . SJ ' : f,,1 1 F . ..- v - is e f .rf 'mem if' 1 'he vtggxoaxxnqx ',,,pnInnQ , ......,.N,-we v, ,L - ' x,,,f X it -, ri 1 - . ' TLV xx I iff 6 J ' , I k , ,,, , Va 33211 5 -f fm - ' T' l' , , , , as v -e M' JGQ 4 H ,, ,VX 'X-Q fi , Wt. A R A f' L ,,' A 4' ., . , I ,.,.. A 'H 1 . s,-V , als, f, il Q T ' IM - slam ,V The Won't Follow You An Whereg Theylre Leaders Upon hearing that they were chosen for this organiza- tion, new members were flied with excitement. The Klein Chapter National Honor Society is an honorary organiza- tion whose main purpose is to recognize outstanding students. These students were chosen by their teachers, and membership was acquired on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and participation. The main activity this year was the induction of 89 new members on January 25th. Other activities included the running ofthe sclzool store, and additional money went toward a scholarship given to one of the members. Sponsors were Karen Culver, Patricia McKinley, and Sandra Stubblefield. 95 A left: National Honor Society officers, standing: president, Don Collins, vice president, George Lipinskig sitting, secretary, Tracy Rustg Treasurer, Andrew Stull: historian, Suzanne Foster. Middle left and right: Senior members. Above: Junior members. Organizations 367 4,3 When The Talked, l People Listened l Between taking a swim in San Antonio and playing touch football in the park, the Klein Speech Squad attended several tournaments and brought home more trophies than ever before. The club also reversed roles by holding the Klein Speech Tournament in January where they handea' out tlze troplzies instead of bringing them home. They wrapped up the year with tlze Annual Blue and Gold Review and The Speech Club Banquet. Sponsors were Cheryl Johns and Ken Whiteker. PAPER l .,t.. A ' .1 Top right: I've heard this selection too many times. Sloane Hammack. Top left: Members take a break from tournament tension, Middle right: President Ann Ritter supports lzer arguments. Above: Tad Moulton proves that even debators know how to write. Right: It must he his sophistication that draws girls to Veryl Ridler. 368 Organizations ,-i ef M.-,..W,W,,g E e se I - l fn is 'C 2 X X QQ i ' S Q 1 ,N ,5 Xa , v f iw. S L12 r .. 1 .,, Left: Aggie Danny Stanley tabulates speaker points, Below: Club ofj7cers.' Marca Thomas, Geri Kahn, Julie Miller. Sloane llanznzack, Alan Ritter, Carol K rueger, Lisa Doerksen, Mr. Ken Wliiteker, Mrs, Cheryl Johns ove: Club members: Kevin Adams, Teri Barton, Wayne Comeaux, Michelle Corson, Danny Davila, Lisa Doerksen, Connie Fletcher, Connie Godwin, Violeta rzzales, Greg Gordon, Christine Hahneman, Sloane Hammaek, Rick Hauslein, Veryl Hidler, Colleen Hoppe, Lauri Hubert, Geri Kahn, Rhonda Kelley, Carol leger, Neal Krueger, Joan Maddox, Bruce Martin, Mike McAuliffe, Alisa Morgan, John Moulton, Tad Moulton, Julie Miller, Nancy New, Mike Nicolosi, Steve rick, Ann Ritter, Greg Serres, Tammy Shuck, Danny Stanley, Ellen Stanley, Lori Swann, Janis Theiss, Marea Thomas, Susan Waltman, Clzris Walther, Corky dacky, Bobby Lee, Dane Corollo and Bob Wilson. Organizations 369 l Gther Worlds Were Just a Book Awa Visit the prehistoric cave men and their dinosaur friends or d op in to rob a bank with Jesse James at the library. Ifthat's n t enough, thumb through a magazine to catch up on what's happening with John Travolta or Cheryl Tiegs. The library aides have been successful this year in making it easier for students to finish research papers and book reports faster with their speedy service to assist our every need. The sponsor was Linda Brink- meyer, I . lr I A 5 ,I l , -u 370 1 sw- ,M l Top: Linda Kinkaid sets aside books for research papers. Middle left: Klein Library Aides for 1978-'79, Middle right: A. V. aides consult Chip Franck on the supplies needed. Above: Jimmy Brunson, Corey Hoffman, Chip Franck, and Carl Green work in repairing the broken projectors. Right: If one book on your head makes you smart, think of what a hundred books will do. Organizations 1 l ff' ,H-. ,NLE R011 ,Emi A movie! Today? That's great! Such comments were heard in classrooms when the teacher rolled in the projector. Klein students appreciated a day when they could sit back and watch an enlightening Hlrn, thus breaking their usual routine, The Audio-Visual aides' efforts were seen in the eye-catching displays through- out the campus and they were an asset to the Klein High faculty, The sponsor was Mary Edenfield. was ' if 5- ' Top: Pat Alva orders a film. Middle right: Todd Franklin enjoys the slide projector. Left: Tracey Carley and Pam Harding smile when the day ends. Above: Chip Franck , adjusts the overhead projector. as 'Ll , Organizations Getting To The Root Of Things i Whether competing in tournaments or selling candy, the Mu Alpha Theta lnelnbers managed to stay busy this year. Hard work allowed the club to be successful at the many tournaments they attended. Menilnership grew and success increased with ir, Goals included Senior scholar- ships that were given annually. Josie Mallory was the sponsor. mug' 11 Top right: Mu Alpha Theta Junior Club nzemlaers, Top left: Mu Alpha Theta and JETS officers are: front row, David Baggett, John Bessolo, Doug Vernzaelen and Greg Serres. Back row, I,ina'a Wells, Allen Sluhhlefield and George Lipinski Right: Equipped with calculator and book, Rielzarcl Noel can solve any problem. Above: Mu Alpha Theta Senior Club nzelnbers. 372 Organizations -I JET Rocket To Engineering Careers Touring engineering plants gave the Junior Engi- neering Teehnieal Society members exposure to all aspects of their fiitnre professions. Other activities inelncleel the eancly sale in September and a booth at Field Day. A variety of trips were planned this year: NASA, Pullman-Kellogg Company, and their own JETS Conference. The sponsor was George C. Mattair. .w.,L.- . K Top: JETS members listen intently to what is being said. Above: The JETS members are: sitting, I.. Perkins, J. MeAdow, V Velarde and A. Vowell. Kneeling, G. Khushjf M. Moore, K. Geoea, P. Sigler, T Hallbeck and R. Moore. Sitting, G. Vint, D, Anderson, D. Baggett, P. Wilkinson, R. San Luis, B. Herritage and G, Ketzelman. Standing, J Bessolo, G. Serres, G. Lipinski, D. Vernzaelen, C. Colon, J Akers, K. Goss, A. Stubblej7eld, T. Stark, A. Manger, T Mosher, D. Kanzunen, J. Slaughter, R. Corcoran, T. Ohrien and D. Swanson. Left: Robert San Luis learning something new about engineering 'W .QL Organizations 373 umber J ousts Made Sense While the speech club inernbers fenced with words, number sense inenzbers iisecl lzzinzllersfor their weapons. The Club had several opportznzities to compete this year since they atteinlecl contests including U. 1. L. clistriet and other city-wide l0lll'l'lCll71E?lll'S. They also helped lull Alpha Theta flaring their candy sell and worked at the Annual Junior High Tozirnainent held here. Sponsor was Mrs. Relctorik. I it -www YT? Top right: Pictures are always more important than math work. Wiley Peebles and Eric Baranklau. Middle left: Beth Gardner proves that the dedicated math student does not let a photographer bother them. Middle right: James McLaughlin con- centrates on one of many tough problems. Right: Number Sense members are: Wiley Peebles, Erie Baranklau, Roy Corcoran, James McLaughlin, Beth Gardner and Allen Stzlblnlefield. 374 Organizations Q. J. , Success Was Their Business Little kids might play secretary and think that is business, but these Klein students know it is much more America learned how to work in many different areas o f a business. This year brought great success fn' the club. They attended district, regional and state meets and brought home more trophies than ever before. They held monthly meetings where they discussed subjects or listened to guest speakers. Sponsors were Mrs. Fowler and Miss Meyers. A F-14 9 Ye ,' ff, . ,- . . 3 if As L' - A ARM 'hi' ' ' L' i : Scott Kirkpatrick and Debbie Walsh play boss and secretary. Middle left: Karrie Winkler is buried in her work. Middle right: Lisa Guzzetta and Susan Sheltz el business fashions. Above: Club members: S. Kirkpatrick, K. Winkler, S. Clower, P. Wilhite, S. Sheltz, R, Jarrell, C Derington, L. Price, L. Guzzetta, D. Walsh, unsche, K. Finnegan. Organization than that. Members of Future Business Leaders of 375 Fishing Was Their Line lt's not lzow big the jislt is. lt liow you tell tlie story. Even tlzoztgll some fislzernzan do tend to streteli tile trzttlt a bit, itis not the only thing nienibers of tlze bass jisliing club were doing, The club is tlesignecl to get stnclents at Klein togetlzer to have a good time and learn what they can about tlze sport on their fishing trips. The team sponsor was Greg Brady. l l 1 ul is Xa i C., l i ii 4 V + i ,-tiW,, W s. e, M f . f A f V . l . . - , , V555 H 'X ' gy' '- M - , . A , V ' me N A Q ,-Y .3 'iifi 1' Q9 .f Top: 1 don 't think tl1at's the way you do that, Steve Jackson, Middle right: The serious look ofMark Cone, Middle left: You can 't fool us. Above: Memhe the bass Hshing Club: Scott Allison, Scott Bazzb, Robert Bair, Robbie Beardmore, Todd Behal, Mark Boyett, Rick Cavich, Mark Cone, .lay Cooley, Lee Goon Scott Hornsby, Steve Jackson, DougKersl1, John MeQi1irt, Trey Murlli Steve Mnrrell, Wendell Nault, Jerry Riddle, Torn Updike, and Doug Westbrook, 376 Clubs -C Bien Venidos Almundo De Espanol A sombreroed serenader playing soft guitar music to the moon puts one into a Spanish mood. This year tlze Spanish Honor Society inducted forty new members and the Spanish Club held its Christmas party right after. They also participated in the Klein Foreign Language Festival, and went to Jones Hall to listen to guitarist, Andres Segovia. Their sponsors were Adriana Mills and Maureen Delgatto. 4911214-' 1 -an 'rp . USO wi' f Top: The nearest Diego 's is the fastest way for Mexican heartburn. Marcia Thomas. Middle: Did you go to Jones Hall and hear the guitarist Andres Segovia? Linda DeSola and CarolMeKinney. Left: Spanish students planning Foreign Language Festival. Above: The Spanish club ofjicers are-standing: Kathy Broussard, presidentg John Willis, vice presidentg Richard Jenson, treasurerg Janet T lzesis scrapbookg Sitting: Rob San Luis, liaison,'Marca Thomas, secretary, Organizations 377 Une Belle Reverie . . . Imagine eating crepes and drinking wine in a side- walk cafe on the Clzamps-Elysees. This is a real fantasy for many French Club members, One day this dream may come true, but this year's Ce Monde Des Francais Club enjoyed an evening showing of a famous French film, playing soccer and selling cheese and sausage. Other activities included a visit to the French opera and a trip to Cajun Louisiana in March. The Club also attended and co-hosted the Foreign Language Festival. A formal banquet was held at the close ofthe school year. This year's sponsor was Mrs. Judy Shively. Top: Tamara Noack sneaking another goodie. Middle left: French Club ofhcers. Pam Wilkinson, scrapbook chairmanf Stacey Middleton, social clzairmang Julia Gautier, presidentg Lisa McLeod, secretaryg Reese Chappell, treasurerg Cheryl Thomas 2nd vice president: William Farmer, 1 st vice president, Middle right: Don 't worry Susan. His personality that counts, says Stacey Middleton to Susan Armistead. Above: Of course we parler en Francais, says Michele Bondurant, Chris Carson and Susan Feltch. Righf: John Groweg does wonders with the tips of his toes. Organizations MX, J' , J la: I new Chi P-Q ' all ' J V11 X 'st -a S LW, 1 . new 27 -:HIM ,Vx DI ..,,,H,c.u,, gig-.gy v-371' ary,-1-iv?- Tv v vvfv , - vw-fv -v--.---- Deutsch Hat Herz Laughing rosy-cheeked people having a good time, usually come to mind when one thinks of Germany. Tlze German Club ofKlein seemed to carry out this image through attending many festivals, such as the Heritage Holiday celebration where they sold baked goods and sang German folk songs. The Club competed in soccer matches, hosted the annual Klein German Festival and traveled to the T. A. G. S. Con- vention in Huntsville. The sponsor was Mr. Eberhard Lehnardt. Top: 'Tm not fiddling around! says Andre Lux, Middle left: German Club Officers. Forrest Bruch, presidentg Skip Downham, vice president: Renee Ohnysty, sec. recorderg Connie Covert, treasurer. J K Above: The sound of music is heard when Susan 1 Morris and Karen Samstead sing Edelweiss. Left: Several typical Deutocher Verein Club members. IQ: . , I-asf' I 5'3 p X sfifff + Organizations 379 Right: 7710 menibcrs of STARS are: Font row, Laura I,ant:, Krissie Pettit, Ann Halwinak, Stephanie Lowe, Beth Sllepard, Karen Hahinak, Caroline Cassidy. Second row, Margaret Klimaszcwski, Laura AFZZIIIQLIOSI, Sue Radwin, Laurie Lewis, Dianna lvlonldcr, Lee Keller, Nancy Bush, Ann Allison, Allison Bicglcr, Sally Scrpas. Below left: Tanya Harris, Denise Cantrell, and Laura Lantz, listen as plans arc made for the Olympics. Below right: Nancy Bush takes notes at one of SYARS meetings. Bottom: Officers were Laura Lantz, fl'lGj7fl0l'l6',' Nancy Bush, vice- president: and Ann Habinak, president. 380 There Was A Twinkle In Their Eyes. Like a diamond in the sky, STARS brightened up Klein is hallways. Going to the Texas Special Olympics was STARS' and sponsor Helen Burns'g0al for this year. They went to district and invitational track meets. They also went to an orientation in Brenham. Organizations -4 'W J sv Ei+ T They Worked On Knight Moves The Knight jumped the Queen to the King's dismay. Check, '71h, but I've got cheek . , . MA TE. The chess club goals for this year were to win the Houston Team Championship, Texas Amateur team, and to attend the Texas Junior Championship. They also held an invitational chess tournament. Their sponsor was Brooks Carter. W hifi Kia, 1 Top: Chess club members, sitting: David MeCooey, Doug Vermaelan, Jeff Grimes, Richard Honeycutt, and David Baggett. Standing: Allen Stubblefield, Karl Goss, Steven Sapowitz, Jeff Gillis, and sponsor Brooks Carter. Middle left: Let's see, now where should I move? Jeff Grimes. Above: Doug Vermaelan concentrates hard on his next move. Left: Oh no! says David Baggett after he sees where he moved his knight. Organizations 381 ,e Operation: Future Physicians Money-raising activities, films, and lectures were onlv a jew events that .Medical Careers nzembers participated in. Medical Careers was a good opportunity for students inter- ested in going into the field of medicine. Field trips were made to Aletliodist Hospital Neiirosensory Unit, Texas Acfilrl Vet School, Mnsenin of Medical Science, and Shriners' Crippled Childrens Hospital. Menibers set their goal to experience and see cliferent fields of medicine to help make career decisions. Their sponsor was Gerry Watson. i Top right: Linda Wells, Ann Allison, Bucky Spar, and Don Collins stay after to ask questions. Top left: Medical Careers mem bers in alphabetical order are: A. Allison, A. Allison, C Baechle, T. Brown, D. Collins, M Duke,A. Fincher, D. Goerner, IL Gonzales, .L Goodman, M. Goodman, M Green, S. Hemphill, K. Henry, J. Hilderbrant, L. Jenkins, K. Kiripatrick, M Linde, T Lindstrom, A. McBride, L. Morris, .L Moylder, A. Owen, C Price, T. Rust, R. San Luis, K. Schnell, M, Stueber, W. Summers, B. Thomas, H. Torrebraten, 1 Webster, L. Wells. Middle right: Teri Lindstroin concentrates intently on what is being said about the ambulance, Above: The clubs officers are: President, Amy Allison, Vice President, Robert San Luisf Secretary, Carol Price: and Treas- urer, Linda Wells. Right: The CCEMS crew talks to the members about the importance ofarnbulances. 382 Organizations I g A '-H' 3 rf' iv . , ff'igEm-f. f i 4 1? vp-me I rf' Teach Them While They're Young To make the members more aware ofthe oppor- tunities in the education profession was the goal set this year for Future Teachers of America. They made field trips to the district convention, and the state convention. This year they had a teacher appreciation tea. Their spon- sor was Martin Fanett. 4? Top Left: Hmm, If I could only remember Brenda Hammer. Top Right: The officers are Brenda Hammer, secretary, Patti Karalis, treasurer, Whitney Summers, vice-president, and Barbara Hoole, President. Left: Lending a helping hand is their motto, Angela Apa and Connie Connell. Above: Mem- bers kneeling: Kathy Broussard, Cathy Clements, Sandi Williams, Francis Chaves, Chris Johnston, Whitney Summers, Marca Thomas. Standing: Cindy, Patti Karalis, Janice Cleckler, Aaron Vowell, Priscilla Day, Brenda Hammer, Barbara Hoole, Connie Connell, Bruce Martin, Karen Roberts, Jim Wright. Organization 383 i 384 Organizations N l , East Or West Klein Was Best Attending a party was like going to a United Nations meet- ing. You could walk around and hear people talk about home being in Spain, Finland, Africa, or Brazil. For members of American Field Services this was nothing new. They learned about cultures all over the world by meeting exchange students attending other schools as well as hosting tlzeir own exchange stzldent. Sponsor was Mrs. Seelhorst. Top: Roland Mattback, exelzange student from Finland. Middle Left: Club offeersf Lynn Sapsowitz, Sally Serpas, Coiiky Surdaeki, Tanya Harris, Pam Wil inson, Lynn Martin, Nancy New, and Gia Jones, Middle Right: Naney New, Babette DeWree, and Melinda Morris are headed overseas as exchange students. Right: Club members: M. McCue, P. Wilkinson, G. Jones, TI Harris, A. Minter, L. Sapsowitz, L. Martin, C. Surdacki, R. Matiback, M Morris, A. Bailey, N. New, B. DeWree, Mrs. Seelhorst, R. Roy, J. Fleming. - 5i ? X f fi f rf'- fi- 55145 -fl- f ' ,,...v '- - - rfizizmeez 1 ,Qs fr, . v,., . f' ' 'Y ' . . S X 1 l Dr. Frankenstein ould Be Proud From Dr. Frankenstein to the Absent-Minded Professor, Hollywood has created several famous scientists, Hollywood is not the only place where scientists come from lzoweveig Klein also had its share ofscientists who were members of the science club. Club nzeinbers inet weekly to dissect animals or condnct chemical experiments, They also took field trips and saw movies that dealt with science, Sponsor was Mrs. Hazeltine. IH left: Annette Fincher calculates the results of her latest experiment. Above right: Greg Lucksinger, Carolyn Cassidy and Bob Thomas conduct another experiment Above: Club members: Carolyn Cassidy, Bob Thomas, Mrs. Hazeltine, Greg Lucksinger and Annette Fincher. Organizations ----vu-1 385 Scuba Explored Watery Depths A group of brave divers explored the mysteries ofthe deep in an attempt to free from the grasp ofthe waters the treasure and knowledge of countless centuries past. This was the dream of' almost any scuba club member. To realize this dream, they undenv ent long hours o f' classroom and .swimming pool training in order to become certified. At their meetings, the members made plans for future diving trips and new scuba jackets, and they devised ways to raise money. The scuba club required much hard work, but the rewards were well worth the efforts. The sponsors were Carolyn Ropshaw and L ynnetta Windsor. i 'S' I 1, H an ,Q : ff 'll llg Top: Sam Jenkins listens to tlze plans for the Florida diving trip. Middle right: Scuba club officers are: Curtis Mitchell, scrapbook editorg Lynn Harrington, vice presidentg Ken Wilbanks, presia'ent,' and Jeff Kemp, treasurer. Middle left: Somebody put water in my dlff!1I1k.,!KEPl Wilbanks. Above: The scuba club. Right: Jim Willi, Steve Moore, JeffKemp, and Sam Jenkins prepare to watch a scuba movie. Organizations gf' They Walked On Water Slaalom skiing, flying across the wake, and exchanging ropes with a partner were all part of the difficult maneuvers that Water Ski Club members strove to perfect Skiing gracefully was not as easv as it looked, but after several ski trips, the mem- bers caught on quickly and began to improve tlzeir style. The Water Ski Club had a lot of fun in just its second year of existence. The club sponsor was Deborah Calfee. Top: Lisa Powdrill works on plans for a ski trip. Middle left: The Water Ski Club officers are, first row, Lisa Powdrill, treas- urerg Deboralz Calfee, sponsorg Kelly Forehand, secretary. Second row, Steve Baranski, presidentg Robert Agathon, vice president. Above: I love this baby almost as much as my girl! Mitch Diaz. Left: The Water Ski Club. Organizations 387 .,,,--Q They Were Framed In their spare time, the bowling club rnernbers found bowling at Diamond Bowl every Tuesday a way to relax. The bowling clubs goal for this year was to build the mernberslzip. They also lzelcl a tournament. Sponsor was Pat Elmore. -v-lv'- ,,,, paul Top: She uses the twist turn method. Above: The bowling club members learn bowling etiquette. Middle right: The Bowling Club Officers are: Steve Buchanan, president, Pat Elmore, sponsorg Debbie Clay, vice-presidentg and Gray Slough: treasurer, Right: Keeping score is not as hard as it looks, Greg Berger. 388 Organizations Left: Bowling Club members, first row: Slade Scoles, Rick Hurley, and Dana Rumore. Second row: Jeff Gwin, Donna Harbuck, Rhonda James, Sheri Holmes, and Christina Navarro, Third row.' Becky Foxx, Jeri Garrison, and Debbie Clay. Last row: Gary Slough, Bobby Ferrer, Greg Berger, Scott Johnson, Tim Crespy, Bob Alden, and Mark Savastana. Below: He learns the secret is all in l10w to follow through. Ji '4i'7 W M -- i n 1.. 1 541' Above: Ole , John Prizmielz. Left: Boy is this ball heavy, LoriArnzagost. Organizations 389 is 390 Right: Star Trek, is Sci-l i. jizrorire show, Below left: '7lrfQ Arj7l'Rolwrr Rice. Below right: Chris Colon and Jeff attentively waleh the slide show. Bottom left: Officers hom lejl to right, Margaret Klimaszewski, trezzsurerf Trilzh Liifs Trekkizis, niaseolq Nano-v llarihs, 11rr'.s'iclent.' Chris Colon, p1flvlicit.1'.'11r1il Wayrie Allorcl, pizhlicity. Bottom right: Richarzl Ilozzeyczztt applauds after hearing a story written hy a fellow Illt'llIl7C'l'. w 1 i l ,Y K pace Made For l Sci-Fi Buffs Darth Vader, Dr. Spools, and even the Bafrlestizr Galactica crew would have enjorvecl going to the weekly meetings of fhe Science Ficfion, The Science Fiction Club publislzed a inaguzirze filled with the works ofall the mem- bers. They also went to NASA, held Z1 pczracle ofclroids, and showed movies and slide shows. Their sponsors were RiclmrclFerg1iso11 and Robin Bryan. l N Organizations 'iff' . usb ,1 K CQX xx , 7 y - , , I ,W ' ffw?'r?' ip '-f, ' , .nl .M V .5 WW if A f QM, 'G Lf ? M A' wwf' r I ,W 2: K J If ,W U .V . F my . , ,f,gQ s4s Q , V ' ish . , K b ' ti' f 'gm . ' ,. , ,Q wvwfd- .-,V 1 , :HH Uz.e:,?g'1 , ' -if' A , , . f N-., x4w1 fz ,V '- -:JW K ::1gp'i3- - hx , M -A-- -- -f , ..t1,.-:Vg ' QQ ,N aw 4 ,, , tm-mlm ul gym 'FQXEMFWEREQQE '-gggfri-y,QjW,:1 1. , ' 1 mg me li . in S alll: VOCATIONAL OR GANIZATIONS 5' Q, 1 4 .ff Gif' ffl ' Organizations 391 Future Domestic Engineers They weren't confined to their kitchens. The Future Homemakers of America members brought our commun- ity closer together through the activities they held during the year. Guided by their president, Margie Poncio, they sponsored one major activity a month, including every- thing from a Halloween party for the STAR members to an international dinner where foreign exchange students attended. They showed their talents in their ability to cook and sew in all their accomplished projects. FHA sponsors this year were Betty Davis, Linda Fritsehe, Denise Lusk, and Carol Waymire. Top right: Margie Poncio wears club T-Shirt. Middle left: FHA members this year were: Bottom row: L. Flannery, M. Dabney, P. Hollenshead, M, Pickett, G. Holt, K. Patterson, M. Poncio, M Alyea, P. Hiller, S. Rose, C Langkan. Top row: R. Smith, H. Donaldson, J. Cleckler, T Huston, P. Prine, N. Byrnes, L. Lewis and S. Walker. Middle right: I don 't think my tongue can survive 475 more envelopes. Liz Cochran. Above: Margie Poncio begins club meet- ing. Right: Gina Holt and Lisa Flannery had working togethergets the job done faster. 392 Organizations f 2 f 199 'A - 'diy 1.2 SL 494' , x x xo - wi ,iv 5 X ' J S' il is rf' f' gs fm. Left: Hvasmin Donaldson discusses her ideas with Maine Poncio concerning the lizternational dinner. Below: Did Ijust hear my so1tfflefall? Margaret Alvea. ,gb E f ,g ye.-:-.. K I is -Q - . - A Q 'MMM V: ,i ' ' ff' 1' '- ', ' :-- 1, ' , 4 Vi if ' -M .. nf .tl P' 'L if 9 ' aff. .I -,',. . D , ,'.n.Q ' X i -.!A::! lf ' ffl!-'iff ' 'F , 9 ' ti'- 9 - s ,, 5' Y rl-Zu.f'.q . , QW Ilia!- fn .. 1 ' 'f - av. - ' .- 5 ,- 4 . ,,,,. .b ,,,., 1 N I .'P,'-' ' ,ti if - s U , ' -4 ., ' K HH - ' 5 . A J 4. . ,R ,Y L, , f ' I ' . . 1- L1 ,A , so som- sg , Y xt A.. A ,.,.., , V 2 Q. F Above: FHA cluh ofjicers this year were: Top row: H, Donaldson, parlia- mentariang L Cleckler, encounter vice-presidentg T Hutson, recreation vice-presidentg P. Prine, public relations vice-president, Bottom rowx G. Holt, projects vice-presidentq K, Patterson, secretary,'M, Poncio, presidentg M Alyea, first vice4president,' P. Hiller, scrapbook vice-president. Left: 'Mixed Emotions Angela Dunn, Hyasmin Donaldson and Roxanne Smith Organizations They Worked On More Than One Wave Length When it came to fixing radios and T. V. 's this class was really tuned in. Under the guidance ofMr. Hodges, the radio and television repair class learned valuable skills wlzich allowed tlzem to enter one of the most promising felds today, communications. Having fizn and learning were goals accomplished by all the members this year. Top right: Anthony Page brushes his problems. Top left: Radio and tele- vision club officers are: Front row, Keith Hatler, vice presidentg Brian Lewis, president: Mark Miller, secretary. Back row, Chris Clark, parliamen- tariang Craig Gentry, sergeant-at-armsg Victor Lynchard, treasurerg and Thomas Ogletree, reporter. Right: Kenneth Parkman writes his diagnosis of the Zenith 's illness, Above: Will Van Dever diligently works to repaira microphone, 394 Organizations 'tis Q' 4. -tif f to , , C , K Left: Charlie Carroll looks up the code number ofa Curtis Mathes tele- vision set. Right: What do you mean it doesnt work? Chris Clark and Chris Slzerz-att, Middle: 'Do you want to hear the good news or the bad news? Kenneth Parkman, Bottom left: 'Y may be fixing T. li 's this year, but next year I shall create them. Keith Hatler, Bottom right: Will Van Dever and Craig Gentry consult each other about the problems ofa micro- phone and its audibilitv. Www! W s in 4 r rl , 2 V 'el hsi l lm K sf -ff U Organizations 395 orking Didn't Scare Them China Woman and Green Crayon passed out trick or treat hags, hnt that was not a horror house. That was DECA. They also gave food on Thanksgiving to families by collecting Gerland receipts. At the Area Leadership Con- ference tlzere were seven first place winners. Mr. Briggs and Mrs. Ruffin were sponsors. gf , t i ,, ,. x , ,,.s ,I ., M' f.ZfElS:,1-Q , A 1 2' . 3 l if-figv T '2. t . fy , A -,:g--.N3:,, . V , ,Eg vr - , at-51'-14 s, kbs, 'I I I W -',, 0 594: Q , ' K ig.-f, 'V if lo MV xg , .3 . 1 , 4 slnvih,-ow ,, X, X . P :MQ 75 x X . at ' - , ,v-.-ww i dg5 ' 'NNI i fee-' .wgr i , A ' lg' f v 5 V ,k .1 . 1 , MP 4, I . 'Ni M1 N:iif5QF?35!-L I k1X:.:',,1xQL . X ' Q . V, W . ri l I W I . . . .1 , - ,Q hp, V.. - ,, . A ' -Q, A Top right: DECA officers: Tim Thompson, president: Steve Estes, vice- president: Debbie Hurly, secretary, Karen Reeves, treasurer: Teresa Dingle, parlianzentarianf Tom Demicell, sergeant-atarms. Top left: DECA winners. Right: James Isgett is deeply concerned with today's studies. Above: DECA students gathering food to take to needy families. W Organizations Left: Give me the answer! Kathleen Banning and Jack Hamilton, Below: Back rowg If Mcfilocktozz, L Perry, C. Biggert, T, Hinkle, K. McComas, C Strack, J. lsgett, T Dingle, .L Wasserman, and C1 Daye. Front: M. Bresee, D. Turnely, C Tullis, D. Cosley, M. Grayson, and 71 Morgan. I Ill Mlulln ww Left: 'Did you say something? Charlie Daye. Above: Sheri Cannon pays close attention to her teacher. Organizations 397 'Q' v M xg ' 1.6 ' 1, R 's f' 1, Q ' H i , 1 ? M: W .J 1 A ...Q X 'gfi f,5 5 Q 1 1 s Q.. x 4' I A V . il , is ' Wfffffgfk Q. - f!F?F vs, - Llli A ... - 94 ---- .S- wir.: . .S , L i A x GQ ix' 'Nu M vi? Top left: You don 't always have to see what you 're doing to know what you 're doing. Brian Reeves. Top right: Why do I always get stuck polishing? Regi Joseph. Middle left: What do you mean it's giving offheat? David Page. Above: Keith Weaver checks wiring system on his project. Left: Kent McDaniel shows his wisdom by wearinga coat while working on cooling devices. Organizations 399 They Conducted Official Business Great progress was made this year by the Office Education Association. Senior OEA members had only morning classes and held ksecretarial jobs in the afternoons. Juniors prepared for office jobs after school, Activities included Area, State, and National contests. In addition to competition, there were com- munity activities planned at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Going to Convalescence lzomes and giving presents and canned food to the poor were just some of the projects for the holidays. The sponsors for the club were Mary Lynn Galloway and Carolyn Hamill. ,.,n-My Tuul' ir J gf Top left: Angie Daw strived to improve her timed writing Top right: Linda Besa just realized that she typed the same page twice. Above: Senior membes of OEL4. Right: Pam Martinez smiled as she read her paper with no mistakes. 400 Organizations -'up i 'l.s 'F g g,-A s ssc W ie - Left: Jackie Mveiw enjoys retreslinzentx at an 01:14 partir. Below: Ojfieers Qf0EA, I. lo r, Patti Iiwald, Laurie Steak, Karri Winkler, and Cindy Jonex, Not pictured, I,-vnn Price and Angie Daw, Middle right: Junior nzernbers 0f0EA. A ...M Left: Stephanie gathers a crowd as she eu ts the cake. Kay Lucas, Jackie Myers, and Stephanie Germenis. Above: Lynn Price pays close atten- tion to Mrsi Galloway 's instructions. Organizations 401 Their Fuel as Self -Pride Speedy service eombinecl with skill was how Klein 'S rneelzanies repaired stnclents' and teachers' ears. They increasecl their lcnowleclge of antoinohiles by learning about cliagnostie and testing equipment, clisassernblv of systems, and parts inspection and repair. The ineelzanies also szieeessfiillrv rebnilt an engine and hoped to hnild a racing ear. The two elasses pnt in three honrs eaeh clay, anzl from their long lahor Caine the samjfkzetioii of knowing an extremely practical craft that can he put to use now as well as in the fixture. Tom Martin was the instrnetor. E I ,-. -1- L xiii? -.wMgwv:q,, ' M 3' . 'ff 'L V f mam X . Aw. ' ,V V,-,l VW Y. Q. .-I 'E 'ex G, , ,,W,.. .12 zlizsrfi 5. gg. , 4 I.. fe . ,ew gif! Top right: I could have sworn I left it up here! Greg Roberson. Top left: Auto Mechanics officers are: Kyle Smith, vice president: George Holden, treasurerq David Nourse, presidentg and Charles Kading, secretary. Above: With a few minor renovations it should be ready to roll in a week or two! Gerald Lawson. Right: Ricky Honerkainp 'asm sw. I N. H x 5 X and Mark Loerclz Study a ear's engine. Organizations 1. A S. fa, W . is.'X 54 J 1 o Motor Was Too Small For Them With oily hands, mechanics sweat and struggle to hx an engine. Finally they hear the rnachine roar into life, Success! Such is the picture irt rnechanical trades. These handy nzen repaired small tnotors and tuned up engines on nfiotorcycles and rnini-bikes. They also took time out for parties and other social events. Mechanical Trades I officers were Ricky Usher, Leroy Melton, Rodney Irwin, and Danny Jacobs. The instructor was Jack Dyer. 3,1424 ,fi- .55 Wm .. M'- li. 75 ,, ,wif I3 -Q , nh' QT? -5., ,Ji nk- 'lineal T 1 -4 N Z' f ,, ,gt lf'lf5hv ' f?f:f :ai iii-f'5, TJ' . ,, .-ms .M -Jsf'! Afw: 'Sirk-2:2644 9' vw'e.s'ffe2?r'i-, - Ss. ,., ,. .. ,N 14, . ,, . , 1. ,'f'J'f-if-ima 'sl--'ef' d ef isjwfl V . :mmm - R aszdfv- ,xr - '. ,ig V I. I 1, E155 M Top: David Dutertre overhauls his Kawasaki, Middle: Mechanical Trades II officers are: Andre Shelton, parliamentariang Kevin Ellis, sergeant at armsg Brett Blankenship, president, Donald Lango, reporterg and Riclzard Speer, treasurer. Not pictured is Ronnie Stephenson, vice president, and Glenn Rasch, secretary. Above: These things get more complicated every year! John Letourneatt and Roger Edwards. Left: Help, it 's glued to my chin! Carlos Davila. Organizations 403 Achievement Was The Key To Agriculture Students wlzo are interested in a career in agriculture usually join Future Farmers of America. This year they participated in the Heart of Texas Fair, Houston Fat Stock Show, and local county fairs in the fall. FFA members set their goals for a project show and fruit sales. Their sponsors were Ron Luco, Don Spell, Pat Wallace, and Lynn Wilson. KLM DWI!! Top Right: A few members sitting around waiting for the meeting to begin, Above: The FFA officers are: Mike Klien, president: Lee Joseph, vice-president: Mitch Lejeune, treas- urer: Kim Malone fnot picturedj, secretary: Skip Thiess, sentinel: and Tammy Wilson, reporter. Middle Right: Tarnmi Wilson was chosen FFA Sweetheart by the members. Right: Jerry Bullard tries to figure out what he did wrong. , Q 404 Organizations -an 14. -sQ' lar fa 5-Q.. ,af Top Left: Jerry Bullard and Tina Collins in a mist of confusion. Top right: 'Be serious! Kelly Childress. Middle left: 'Zflre you sure you want me to do this? Dori Kanewske. Above: If I were you I wouldn '1 say anything about what you just saw. Left: Teamwork is the key to FFA. Organizations i They Pressed On i The New York press strike didn't affect the VICA prlinting club this year. This three-period class put forth all their effort to create the football programs issued through- out the season. They also printed the student directory. Being a part of the Vocational Industrial Clubs ofAmerica, contests were attended by its members, in addition to the other objectives accomplished, With the help of their spon- sor, Mr. Hamilton, these members were capable of entering one of the most important yields in mass communication. 5. -59' h kg QNJA 5 7. , tsl f' ,gb 4 'surf u-,AH4 5 f. ,.,n,,,.1 ,. ' , I , ,Lff!41fg,1fi. s Top: Ray Salazar put finishing touches onjhe football program, Middle right: VI lA printing club officers were: Top Ro Tina Townsley, Debria Simpson, Jolinny Milburger and Tanya Harris. Bottom row: Jeff Hewitt, David Wallace and Marty Miciotto. Middle left: Edward Ledesma is ready to begin the inking process. Right: Chris Foreman and Jeff Hewitt prepare to start the process. 406 Organizations 5 , 5 i Left: Construction VOCT club officers were: Standing, Carl Witchet, vice presi- dent: Byron Cornish, treasurerg Cary West, reporterg Danny Webb, secretary: Glenn Lovett, parliamentarian. Kneeling: Kerry Moreaux, sergeant-at-armsg Joe Garcia, president. Middle left: Mr. Rauschuber, we really didn 't mean to break it. Kenny Price and Jimmy Rochester, Middle right: This is only the beginning of my talents. Byron Cornish. Bottom left: Julius Randolph begins to create a shelf ,,,4u-ft W wwmwtiuil' They Were Building Their Futures Today The construction trades VOCT club did everything from creating bookshelves to making ramps for the elementary schools. Being a part of the Vocational opportunities Clubs of Texas, work- shops and district contests were attended throughout the year by the club members. Their goal this year was to develop the dignity of work attitude. This was well accomplished with the help of their sponsor, Mr. Rauschuber. Organizations 407 Skills For The Future Were Acquired They saw what it was like in the eighteenth century at the Renaissance Festival. They had Christmas and Halloween parties, along with a vocational picnic and a Co-op pizza party. Most of all, the students of Industrial Cooperative Training aeqnirecl the skills that would inake thenz snccessfiil leaders in the business world, Their goals for this year were to UClIlC'll6 a inore proclneti1'e lCT train- ing program and to retain the title of outstanding VICA Chapter in Area Ill. The sponsor was James Stnlvlvlefielcl. 1, rv Top: Missi Cook conducting a meeting. Above: Members playing games after a Pizza party. Middle right: Mr. Stubblefield threatening Lee Telling at tlze Halloween party. Right: Does lze really have to da that? Terrie Pratorius. 408 Organizations I Q ,gg 9 .ig-I 4? va in' Left: Did I scare you. 'Mc1issz1 Cook. Below: Mark Cordry, R0-v Olds, Rhonda Smillz, lioblny Arzglin, and Mike Gzzrv stand by troplzies won in the pzlxf. 5 Q 5' Left: A few members taking a break, Above: Club members explored many future possibilities. 409 Organizations ether, The Worked With The Communit , Involving its students in activities in the home, school, and comnnznity was the job of CVAE. The club catered school Jitnctions, helped with teacher luncheons, and worked in the annual Red Cross Christmas stocking pro- gram for disadvantaged children. C VAE also participated in the FHA-HERO area ineeting lzelcl in the Spring Branch Coliseum, and in the state meeting in Fort Worth. Areas of instruction included sewing, cooking, and housekeeping. Dee Anna Wheat was the club sponsor. X 8.2-if I K WNV, f . E7 v '- 'N'- ' , 1 ilgi K l fit df i x Q ik lv 5? ., as gh, Top: 1 get all the dirty jobs! Karen Conway. Middle left: CVAE officers are: Sherri Moses, vice president, and Terry Moore, president. Not pictured is Denise Edwards, treasurer. Middle right: Dale Moore and Denise Edwards really enjoy cooking, Above: Look, lgot it right! Kay Evans. Right: CVAE officers are: Michelle Moore, vice president, and Lisa Hall, vice president. Not pictured is Kitty Jackson, secretary. Orgzinizations Putting Knowledge To Work Was Profitable HECE, Home Economics Cooperative Education, was involved with the development of occupational skills and careers, Its students got an education and earned money at the same time by attending school half' the day and working during the other half An employer-employee banquet was the chief social event of the year. Organization sponsor was Doris McCollum. , Wir f' fr W , ' 'ii'1i' .2 X M1 i Top left: HECE officers are: first row, Jody Morris, vice presidentf Kathy Ward, reporterg Debra Ward, parliamentarian. Second row, Kathy Black, presidentg Don Barrineau, vice president: Paula Hollenshead, treasurer. Middle left: I just cannot do these problems during first period. Cindy Thornton. Middle right: Belinda McNeese shows Dolly Trevino and Cindy Kimbrell how it 's done. Left: Wake me up when this is all over! Mike Farley, Don Barrineau, and Mark Greene. Above: You don 't say! Denise Ray. Organizations 41 1 412 Orgzinizations They Don't Kid Around Increased awareness of ehila' Care careers was gained by Pl?-Ellljllfl-1'l716llf Laboratory lidtteation nzembers when they made field trips to loeal day 4-are centers, and listened to Qgnest speakers from Various fields ofehild psychology. PELE rnenzhers worked directly with snzall children to teaeh them the basics. The sponsor was Sheila Anderson. Top right: Did you say what I thought you said, young lady? Kerri Haughland. Top left: PELE members are: sitting, K. Swanson, L. Smith, R. Sarver, C. Ashley, and B. Wishkoski. Kneeling, P. King, T. Benham, C. Connell, K. Haughland, J. Wottring, and K. Henry. Standing, L. Armagost, M Herzog, D. Williams, S. Holmes, K. Gibson, M. Tresten, and Mrs. Anderson. Above: We sure could use some Wash YV Dry! Terry Benham and Shari Holmes. Right: PE LE offcers are: D. Williams, treasurer, C. Ashley, secretary. K. Swanson, presidentp and L, Smith, vice president. if if , wefrg, r ,1.-,.,,.,1. ,Lily 175: fm! , wkf Zi1rff?'fl1::iP , .. t,,,,,,,j r ,,,,,,, , ,iiwfw-mam my ,v t: Q2 .x C' 5 E 2 -2 rms C.V.AE CUOP CHAPTER Nl15l' HIGH SCH tn wld' f -R, ,Is tj' -P' Q s ks -at +int. Interest Made Better Employees CVAE eo-op provided students with vocational ezlnea- tion which prepared thein for gainfitl einployinent in jobs requiring seiniskillecl knowledge and training. These students attenclecl school in the rnorning and worked in the afternoon. ln class they learned leaclersliip, in addition to training for careers that they were interested in. C VAE eo-op taught use- ful, life-long information bv stressing active participation by its mernbers. The sponsor was Gene Thornpson. ' ft r 'Ax t, iw Top left: Rhonda Cornish explains the lesson to Kathy Hunter. Middle left: C VAE officers are: Sheila Roberts, vice president: Roxanne Whittington, presi- dentg Francis Smith, reporterg Bobby Churriley, secretary: Mark Bement, parliamentarian: and .lack Branson, treasurer. Not pictured is Anthony Solomon, sergeant-at-arms. Middle right: This stuffean get confitsing. Bobby Churnley. Left: CVAE co-op appears to overwhelm Kevin Hoffinan. Above: Now I get it! Barry Bailey and Dick Grube. Organizations 413 ma .1 Right: George Lipinski displays the floor plans and electrical plans of the tliree-lnerlrooni house he plans to move into after graduation. Below: Electrical plans of small lmsiness buildings are what John Groweg has mastered in the past year. Above: Stephen Mallot finishes up the last architectural details of the new recreational area in his subdivision. Right: With these plans, no 0l1e could possibly rob this bank, Mike Clark and Skip Reeves. 414 Organizations X' ,s x A ,,-'- Wu Il? 1-JN, We it tif, Mil.. L A: - ,bf- as , inf Q Competition Drew Their Attention First place in competition was the goal that each member ofthe Industrial Arts Club strived for, Long hours were spent preparing architectural and machine drawings for jiiture contests, Members participated in the Brazos Valley Industrial Arts Students Association competition at Sain Houston State University and the ACQIVI State drawing contest, Industrial Arts is affiliated with tlze Texas Industrial Arts Association and The American Industrial Arts Association. The club was sponsored by Ralph Brandon. e 7 Top left: Steve Mallot perfects 11 drawing, Middle left: Industrial Arts Officers, I. to r. kneeling, Steve Mallot, George Lipinski, Mike Clark: standing, John Groweg, Skip Reeves, Carlene Kennedy, and Joey Davis. Middle right: Skip Reeves takes a break from his work to get in on a joke. Left: Joey Davis searches for new ideas, Above: Mr. Brandon gives a student some tips. Organizations 415 n , , Birds Don t Wear C'0s1111'1o1ogy Sl1ll1C'1If.S' 1'11jo.v1'11 61 1'1f111,x'e11 111111 1'11s11111 C1l'117USlI711L'l'C', Along wiI11 1'11Ifi11g 1ICl11', t111'.s'1' .s't11de1z1.s' 111so 11111 1111111i1'111'1'.v 111111 f111'i111.s'. COS1lIL'f010g,1' 1'111s1'11 111o111'-1' by 11111'i11g 11 1z11i1'-11-r11o11 111111 walk-111 1'11.s'1o1111f1'.s'. C11s1o1111'1'.s' w1'1'1f we11?o1111' 1VC'Cfl'1L'.S'11C1.l' f111'O11g1I F1'11111'1'. 711112511 s111111'111.s' e11jo1'1'11g1f11i11g to know their 1'11.s'1o1111'1's. 1 lm . 1- X I J. I 1 I P 1 1? w e ..1 .:rr, nf .1.:,1j:. 1 Y : . ,,-. gn-n ,Q 'va-1. Top right: '7l1'1' you sure .VON know wl111lyo117'11 110i11g? Lori G1'E'6Il Top left: COXIIZCIOIOQU' A'lllC1U11I.X' lfl1l'1ll,EI break. Ah0vc:1Yew 111111' s1v1c, UIWCUYIIZ' hi1'11,'1 C111'11v1 1lI11sie'111k. Right: I CIIIIVI do KI 1111111 wi111'111v hail: M1'11111i1' Gr111111111'r, ' 416 Organizations These Feathers and mgsf 1.1 ' , W Nm 4 23131 Q 3 1 I PW U1 I Q, ' 'I 1 1 11 la' if an ef' S .. w i ,Q l x i C77 1, .Q ,f -if -ay, X7-Q ,ML 21. A Phill, 'X ,J J' 'X ? . ,. .1 :iff---P I Q Q 1 'SW B y fu - i 231 . -.,L L Left: Cosmetology students giving maniczires. Middle left: Cosinetologv Qfficers are: Top row, Amy Kleeiizaizg vice-presideni, Pain Jolznsnn, prcsidcfiztq Melainv Graininer, secretary, Middle row, Cizeijyl Laizgkaii, reportcrq Donna Grappi, pai'lianzei1tal'iai1,' Kelli' Smith, clizzplain. Bottom, S140 Wilson, ti'c'as1irei'. Middle right: I wan! the other side rolled loo. Cvntliia Dye. Bottom: C0snzc'i0iog1' iizciiizlmrs are: D. Beary, C Brunat, D. Bijvan, S. Davis, P. Dovplw, C Dyc, M. Fiorellfz, S. Fzwizzdn, M Granziner, D. Grappi, D, Green, R. Haiziiwg B. Harris, D. Hayes, P, Hayes, D. .,f1NI6S,P, Johnson, S, Jordan, A. Klvcviiaiz. l,z111gk11i1, Ri McNz1n1ara, C. 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J ' . ,. .99 Xl, Enw ed Ou1'se1ves , if I 1 ,,,, ' 11' , 3' nm!- YD-Q' 1 1' Q My 4, in ! ' 1 v?'X 'i f ,, f V He y, this flea does tricks! Greg Beard, 5 :5 ' 4 O . lb , I , 1 k KVK, Wk A F 3 5 41 . - -4 5 . N , Jana Hryhorchuk, Carol Swerdong Sharon Wells, and Susan Hopkins wait to perform for 50,000 people. 1 A im ' e ik x., 7,3.,.4'-1 ' ' '!, --Wi ,,,g-ga 'Jil D f ' I Q :1f 'P ' 0 1 LV A .'. ,,. Byron Cornish, Superman 7 This engine will never be the same when I Vn through with it, Rick Handsel. Ex 3 an wgiij Q51 1 L21-1 w 5 ,' in-. rf -.ggi an kg M. ' , 9 V -,, L. ,44 rg., U-.Q-1 ,, ,, A 3 -WWZIHFI' w. :Mir f-ff' 1 FE 9- ' ' ' ' f W Jw :L 34. ' W .aa Ml! ' J ' Q lay g . -q--1 -af N X X 4 We -- .,, gb, 1 Qillkwwf, f' -MP .'i C f- ' nw-,zz .-WmQ,w.e., ,feb MQ... Wx, -,QMV-Lax, w...,f , l f , gn 442 ,Closing ' 'T' D0 Look fl.: W ,Q W .' , 2, 'f1l,,f1,, 'f x ' n ' 1 - -51? K ' J J. NTL 35 x t vi: fy YC! Q' 5 i.,,,Q,i,.xmM. fin.-v --,gi . -J 1 vc: , closing 443 F 'E ,S . if ' ' .Q EN -' ,nr . i 'K--3. 9 Ns. 've ,W Us-st ht' gf' i ig! vi ,QF ni , ...SX t I A 4 D, D - A V ' .limi Q ,iw . 4,2 ' ' 'lb J 'R vi .14 1 s B 7 The pain as hard as ice ' and cold is melting now and I can see the sun but I won 't forget the love. b by Liby Messler In men1ory of Cindy Bynum, Jeff Lea, and Kdssie Pettit. 'uf' 'iv' -1' 1 .fn 1 'A Q Q,i I l f-1 I - ., .,g 2 3 1 o I 3 L f 3 F 1 5 ? 9 Y I . , Y Q . I 1 I 2554? Eggs five 7 fr if 4 ff' 9? we 3, .fee W5 like to extend special appreciation to Mr. Harrington and Mrs. Hickey for their support and assistance. Whenever I was discouraged or confused, they set me back in the right direc- tion. I would like to give extra recognition to Elise Cleveland, the assistant editor, for making her job more than just an honorable title. She took on a lot of responsibility, had many fresh ideas, and acted as a sort of public relations figure. The yearbook staff deserves my heartfelt thanks for all of their hard work, imaginative ideas, and understanding. V This was my third year on the yearbook staff and I think it taught me a great deal about relating with other people. Yearbook was definitebr a learning experience, but along with more knowledge came much jun, friendships, and the thrill of seeing our work published. I hope you don't look at this annual as simpLv a memory book, but rather as an artistic expression of how we saw this year. The staff andI are proud of our creation, and I hope you enjoy it as much as we do. lA,00wxBWv1vQ .J t Jw v .. e K' L. , L . 1 . ' -cf.f.' beast ' t ft f I 'A 4 'I .1 5 w,tfgw.e5, 'ae-:f - -. :. . w --1-1 , ., 1 1 ,,, 4 .. ,, , . Y ' ' L f, 5 gig 1 C' 5 .3 ' ' -Qt ,Q 5? I I .,., , ..,:V, ,, 3, W .: 1 g'+ v...:,L ,, . ,,'. -,Q 4 , ! , , f , 1, 4, ,. l K if ' e ' ' xx, I r, K ' , 4 XX, 5 t- iss' 3 'wwf w 1 1 E l F K 2 Y 4 i n r 5 i x I Y i 1 1 1 I From the Editor If this yearbook seems different to you from the annuals of the past years, then we, the yearbook staff have accom- plished our goal. Eight experienced members taught the rest of the staff how to pull a yearbook together. Our new sponsor, Mrs. Leister, came to us this year with a joumalism back- ground and newspaper knowledge, but she had never worked with a yearbook staff before. She had an open and creative mind and allowed us to let our imaginations flow. Her advice and hard work were an indispensible aid to the production of this yearbook. Several layout and type styles were used throughout the book to convey an image ,of dUference. The unique division pages were designed by Elise Cleveland This yearbook was planned to show how the individuality of the students at our school made them stand out. I , Without our photographers, this yearbook would not have come to be in existence. Staff photographers Kathy Broussard, Susan Cary, Lamont Cline, Chris Lancaster, and Melanie Miller contributed much of their time to help us with our endeavorsf They put up with the staffis continual pounding on the dark- room door and that familiar cry of '7 need pictures! They even managed to forgive me when I turned on the light and inadverten tba ,exposed their film. The other contributing photographers David Epps Jim Stotts, and David Battaglia, I would like to thank for all of r their work which solved many of our problems. I would also if UC! i l I Adams, Helen 235 Alexander, Esther 248 Alford, Joe 235 Allen, Herb 232, 235, 324 Anderson, Sheila 242, 412 Anthony, Thomas 250, 251 Armagost, Sharon 248, 258 Arnold, Richard 254 Atkins, Ron 243, 248 Atkinson, Lane 246 Avery, Vicky 234 Banks, Jeannie 234 Barclay, Alan 239 Barger, Denise 254 Barry, Linda 247 Bennett, Mary 247 Begley, Tracy 254 Bell, Jane 254 Blocker, Martha 259 Bodam, Linda 251 Borkin, John 254 Boswell, Peggy 236 Boyd, Billy 234 Brady, Gregory 246 Bradley, Steven 254 Brandon, Ralph 236, 415 Brinkmeyer, Linda 259 Brumby, Debby 250, 251 Bryan, Robin 241 Buffington, Mike 240 Burke, Mary Louise 247 Burns, Helen 245 Buxkemper, Janet 254 Carr, Mary 245 Calfee, Debra 234, 387 Carter, Betty 251 Carter, Brooks 240 Caudel, Letha 257 Christian, Brenda 224, 234 Cleckler, James 241 Cline, Laura 232, 242, 300 Colgrove, Mittie 258 Collins, Don 226, 227 Conine, Sharon Connors, Mike 242 Conrey, George 234 Cook, Chet 243, 289 Cooke, Mackie 254 Cooper, Denise 241 Cotton, Karen 247 Cullen, Larry 237 Culver, Karen 239 Curry, Thaddeus 246 Daniel, Linda 254 Davidson, Ray 241, 309 Davis, Betty 239 Davlin, Ann 254 Dawdy, Day 230, 248 Dees, Shirley 245 Delgado, Maureen 238 D'Entremont, Cathy 251 Doerre, Brenda 239 Dowling, Ed 251 Dudek, Tom 247 Duesing, Lynda 250, 251 Dunkin, Doris 245 Durosstte, Mrs. 25 3 Dyer, Jack 403 448 Faculty Index Facult Index English, Patricia 234 Erwin, Elizabeth 254 Erwin, Susan 254 Esmond, Cheryl 23 8 Evans, Laura 257 Ezell, Pat 239 Fanett, Martin 237 Farmer, Betty 257 Ferguson, Richard 237,246 Fertsch, Doug 240 Fisk, Billy 255 Foreman, Marianne 231 Foster, Sally 259 Fontenot, Mary Lou 257 Fowler, Charlotte 234 Frank, Valerie 256 Frank, Jackie 234 Frederick, Dale 252 Fricke, Doris 237 Fricke, Larry 253 Fritsche, Linda 245 Frost, Patti 251 Gabel, Catherine 258 Galloway, Mary Lynn 245, 401 Garner, Linda 238 Geiger, Phillip 254 Gilleland, John G. 227 Gilmore, Larry 253 Glaser, Gae 254 Guetersloh, Janet 246 Hamilton, Mindy 242 Handy, Roberta 235 Hardy, Patricia 255 Harrington, Hap 16, 228, 229, 232 Harris, Gloria 240 Harris, Priscilla 237 Hastings, Robert 251 Hatler, Betty 232,259 Haude, Cora Mae 257 Haude, Sherry 258 Hemill, Carolyn 247 Hickey, Wana 231, 248 Hicks, Linda 239 Highsmith, Gene 235 Hill, Alan 255 Hodges, James 236 Hofer, Peggy 244 Holcombe, Virginia 245 Holmes, Robert 227 Hopkins, Linda 255 Hopkins, Carol 240 Hougland, Susan 244 Howard, Mae 259 Huddleston, Joann 25 7 Huerta, Yolanda 235 Hutchinson, Chris 242 Isbell, Linda 237 Jackson, Lewis 225 , 235 Johrts, Cheryl 238 Johnson,Sheryl 230, 233, 250, 251 Johnston, Ann 236 Johnston, Ken 238 Judice, Sherman 21, 236 Kankey, Sally 250, 251 Kelley, Evelyn 239 Kersch, Gay 258 Kinnison, Kay 256 Kirk, George 233, 240, 284 Kirkham, Sandra 236, 275, 277 Kline, Joe 255 Laird, Ken 252 Lamanac, Jim 231 Lancaster, Annola 241 Lee, J. '255 Lehnardt, Eberhard 237 Lerner, Davelyn 2, 233,24o,24s,32s Lemmon, Frank 250 Lewis, Tony 255 Lewis, Troy 254, 255 Livingston, Roma 254, 255 Lowrance, Terry 256 Lucas, Joan 227 Luco, Ron 245 Lusk, Denise 242 Mallery, Josie 224, 234 Manley, James 237 Martin, Ken 253 Martin, Tom 241, 402 Mattair, George 238 Matthews, Jo 238, 314 Mauldin, Stan 239 McCarthy, Gregg 251 McCollum, Doris 245 McCue, Darlene 258 McKinley, Patricia 245 McKinney, Linda 23 7 McLeod, Betty 252 Melear, Nedra 23 2, 240 Meyer, Pam 241 Mifflin, Dee 227 Miles, Gloria 258 Miller, Paul 241, 258 Miller, Pete 258 Mills, Adriana 237 Mittalstaed, Mr. 253 Monroe,.Jimmie 240 Morris, Lafawn 259 Mullin, Elizabeth 251 Murray, Rosiland 244 Nelson, James 244 Ogletree, June 256 O'NeiJ, Cara 238 Orr, Brent 255 ' Orsak, Richard 242, 289 Pant, Karen 238 Parker, Marilyn 25 2 Pennington, Charles 250 Parry, Delores 257 Peschel, Joann 243 Pilgrim, Donna 246 Pope, Sue 244 Purl, Robert 238 Rather, Don 230 Rauschuher, Frank 236 Reed, Ronnie 255 Redden, Roberta 251 Redman, Max 244, 296 Rektorik, Alice 235 Richardson, Margie 244 Richter, Fermine 255 Rider, Syleta 247 Riley, Joy 240 Robertson, Jackie 259 Robinson, John 24 1 Rock, Kerry 235 Ropshaw, Carolyn 245 , 386 Rossi, Earline 236 Roth, Dilliard 245 Rowe, Vicky 250, 251, 252 Ruck, Theresa 255 Ruff, Steve 252 Ruffin, Janet 246 Russell, Loes Elaine 244 Ryan, Bobby 243 Sandary, Susan 243 Santa Maria, Carol 257 Saunders, Mark 240 Sewell, Steven 244 Shively, Judy 234 Silva, Beverly 225, 235 Sisk, Linda 234 Smith, Cathryn 239 Smith, Justice 251 Smith, Nancy 242 Smith, Vernon 254 Sommerfeld, Oren K. 227 Sorenson, Peggy 241 Spell, Don 243 Stabler, Mary Jane 240 Stapleton, Kay 255 Stewart, Catherine 243 Stubblefield, James 243 Stubbletield, Sandra 239 Talliaferro, Kathleen 244 Theiss, Edwin G. 227 Thomas, Anthony 250, 251 Thompson, Gene 237, 413 Thorton, Paul 255 Tiner, Betti 235 Tipton, Billy 236 Toland, Joann 233, 259 Truitt, Shirley 239 Tumlinson, Randy 255 VanCleave, Janice 225 , 236 Vela, Leslie 251 Wager, Jeff 255 , wagen, Ilrgrid 233, 258 Wakefield, Ann 242, 264, 265 266 Wallace, Pat 243 Ward, Barbara 248, 259 Ward, Clara 258 Watson, Gerry 259 Waymire, Carol 24 1 Weber, Nancy 259 Weinhardt, Valerie 255 Wells, Janet 25 8 Wheat, Dee Anna 243 , 410 White, Michael 243 Whiteker, Ken 235 Whitley, Peggy 243 Wilcoxson, Joyce 244 Wilson, Lynn 244 Wildon, Mary Sue 232, 259 Windsoe, Lynette 238, 386 Wise, Ted 241 Wofford, Virginia 251 Wood, Kevin 239, 332 Woodward, Clifford E. 227 Worosello, Paul 242 Yeager, Bettie 258 Young, Linda 242 Youngblood, Jeff 236 ULT, DANNY: Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 43 Lu.. , s GRICOLA, BETH: Bearkadettes 3, 4: Coun- selors Aid 4: ,Iunior Class Officer tVice-President 31. J Future l rofcssion: Fashion Coordinator ERS, JAY: Houston Science Fair.Special Award Winner 2: JETS 3 4' Mu Alpha 'Diet I Q s - 3 v 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: National Merit Commended Student 4. Future Profession: Chemical Engineer DEN, BOB: Band 3, 4: Bowling Club 4. Future Profession: I.aw or Busincs Administra- tor LFORD, WAYNE: V.I.C,A. Printing l I, V.I.C.A. Printing II 2. Future Profession: Commercial Photography LDAY, CATHY: FBLA 3: Homecoming Com- mittee 2: Homemaking I-'IIA I, 2, 3 fVice-Presi- dent 21: Intramural Sports I, 2, 3. Future Profession: Nurse LISON, AMY: . , 3, 4 fPresident 3, 41: Mu Alpha Theta 4. Future Profession: Accountant or Geologist RMISTEAD, SUSAN: Band I, 2, 3, 4 tDrum Major 41: Chorale 3, 4fPublicity 41: I-'I NS I, 2, 3, 4 fllistorian 41: French Club I, 2, 3, 4: IDIHIIIH Club 2, 3: FTA 4: Ready Writing 3: Runner-Up Miss KIIS Spirit 4. Future Prohrssion: High School Teacher Golf2: Medical Career-2 Club 2 Senior Index High School Students 3, 4. Future Profession: Medical Doctor BERLIN, ELIZABETH: Basketball I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Pharmacist BERNACKI, BOB: llonor Pin 2, 3: Nation Honor Society 4: National Merit Commende Student 4: Office Aid 4: Soccer I, 2, 3: Spanish Honor Society 3. 4: al ' d Medical Careers Club 2: Student Council 3, 4 t Correspond ing Secretary 3, 41. CABANISS, DEBORAH: Mu Alpha Theta 3: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Spanish Honor Societ 2 Y Future Profession: Physical Therapy CAHILL, COLLEEN: Basketball I: Ski Club 3: Swimming 2, 3. Future Profi-ssion: Engineer BESSOLO, JOHN: JI-ITS 4: Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, National Merit Commended Student 3: Texas AGM Presidential Scholarship Nominee 4. Future Profession: Engineer Future Profession: Gym Teacher . CAIN, KATHLEEN: Art Club I, 2, 3, 4: A11 Honor Society 4: Medical Careers Club 3. Future Profession: Business CARPENTER, CARRELL: Future Profession: BIRD, PAIGE: FHA I: Football Sweetheart 4: Math Aide 3: Ski Club 3: Student Council 2, 3: Varsity Cheerleader 4: Who's Who 4 BIRDWELL, BRAD: Scuba Club 3: Soccer I, 2. 3: Swim Team 2, 3. Future Profession: Pre-Dentistry BLANCHARD, DOUGLAS: Future Profession Computer Programmer BOADO, EDWARD: Art Club I, 2, 3, 4: Drama Clul ' ' 1 I, 2, 3. BOAZ, MIKE: Baseball 2, 3, 4, tAIl District 31 MVP 3. BOUDREAUX, RAYMOND: Class Favorite 4: l r ' ' ' ' ' ' t otball I, 2, 3, 4, fAll-Dtstnet, 2nd tcam1 I'raek I 2 3 4 , e tar I'armer 3: Steer Show Committee Chairman 3, 4: FFA I, 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Agriculture Field USTIN., SHARON: FHA 3 tVice-Presidcnt1 VARY, ROBERT: Football l, 2: Track I, 3. Future Profession: Actor AGGETT, DAVID: Chess Club 3, 4: Junior Engineers and Technology 3, 4: Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4 fVice-PresidenI1: National Honor Society 3, 4: National Merit Comma-ndec4: Spanish Honor Society I, 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Mechanical Engineer AGIQEY, CHERYL: All Region Choir 4: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Choral Small Group 3, 4: Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4: FINS 2, 3, 4: German Club I, 2: Thespian Society I, 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 41. Future Profession: Theatre 81 Performing Arts Actress LINDA: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: FCA I, 2, letic Girl 4: National Ilonor Society llonor Society: Track I, 2, 3. Bearkadettes I, 2: German Club 3: Most Ath I'uture Profession: Secretarial Work STEVE: Math Letterman I: Speech Swim Team 2: Water Ski Club 3, 4, fPresi- dent 41 I,2: DONALD: Football I: Gym- cs 2, 3: HECE 4 tVice-President 41. GREG: English Aid 4: Golf I, 2, 3, 4 fHigh School All-Arnerican 21: Swimming I, 2, 3: Track I. nasti Dramaf lub 2, 3, 4: I-'HA 2: 3 4 Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4. CYNTHIA: Agriculture I, 2, 3. Future Profession: Chemical Engineer 9 S 'Q I'u I- Future utur ISIOTIDI' ture Profession: Work at Toruball Clinic. MIKE: Soccer 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Pilot Fashion Merchandizing ' H. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Track I. Gynecologist GREG: Bowling Club 3, 4: National 4: Spanish Honor Society 2. . Art I,2,3. E T . . KI : : . Future Profession: Business BOYCE., DEBBIE: Art Club 2: FHA I, 4- Libra: - 'y Aide 4: Office Aide. BOYD, KAREN: Bearkadcttes 4: Homecoming Duchess 4: VIt.A Club I. Future Profession: Accountant BOYE'I'l'E, MARK: Bass Club 4, tVice President 41: Football Trainer I, 2: Ski Club 3, 4. Future Profession' Petroleum En inecr . . , . g ' BRAATON, RENAH: Ag. Co-op I: FFA I, 2, 3, 4 fRcpor1er 41: Ofiice Aide. I Future Profession: Office Business BRADSHAW, CARY: Football I: German Club' Coll I: Riclnnond Guard I, 2: Ski Club: Swirri Team I, 2: Track I, 2. BREEDING, LAURIE: Bearkadettes 2, 3, 4, fEx- ecuttve Officer 3, 41: Spanish Club 4. Future Pro'fi-ssion: Buyer for Major Department Store BRICK, MARSHA: Art Club 2: Backpaekin tl Club 3: Counselors Aide 4: Spanish Honor Society 4: Track 3, 4. Future Profession: X-ray Technologist BRIZZOLARA, CINDY: Bearkadettes 2, 3, 4: Class President I. Future Profession: Business BROWN, DIANA: Art Club I, 2: Bearkadctlcs 3 4: l'TA 2, 3: Medical Careers Club 2: World llistory Aide 4 Future Profession: Elementary School Teacher BROWN, usa: san.: 1, 2, 3, 4: rsaskaiwiut 2 California Scholarship I-'ederation 2, 3: Junior Class Representative 3. Future Profession: Interpreter BRUCH, FORREST: Backpacking Club 3: Cur- rent Events Club 3: Debate Club I, 2, 3 tOfficer 2, 31: Football I, 2: German Club 2, 3, 4, tPresi dent 41. Future Profession: Veterinarian BRUST, PAUL: Science Aide'4: Ski Club 4. Future Profession: Fish 81 Wildlife l'ield BUNCH, KEN: Football 2. Future BURKE, I 2 3' yy, Future Profession: Cbiropractologist BRAD: Cross-Country I, 2: Swimming Track I, 2. Profi-ssion: CPA lawyer . , . . . . , , BUTLER, CINDY: Track 3. l'uture I rofesston: Chemical Engineer I,-ulun, profcssiml, Al., GREG: Basketball I: Football I, 2, 3, BYNUM, CYNTHIA: Bearkadettes 3, 4: Class Oli 4: Medical Careers Club 4: Wlto's Who Among ficer 2, 3 1-'-- ' ' ' - l t tse.crt.taly 2, 31, I.V. Basketball 2: Engineering CARPENTER, DONNA: Bearkadettes I, 2, 3, 4 tl.ieutenant 3, Major 41. CARR, JOHN: Football 3. Future Profession: Engineering CARSON, MIKE: Band I, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 41: Best Personality 4: Class Vice-President 4: Histo- ry Club I: Political Insight Group 4: Prom Com- mittee Chairman 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Spanish Ilonol' Society 4. Future Profession: Computer Sciences CARTWRIGHT, CAROLYN: Choir I, 4: French Club I: Softball I, 2, 3. Future Profession: Nletlieal School CASSERLY, NICK: Basketball I, 2, 3: Football I, 2: Office Aide 4: Track 2. Future Profession: Being Rich CHAPELLE, JOHN: French Club 4: Golf I: Mu Alpha Theta 4: Newspaper 3: Soccer I, 2, 3. Future Profession: Chemical Engineer CHERRY, TRICIA KAY: Drama 4: Girls Ensem ble 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 2. Future Profession: Private Voice 81 Piano Teacher CICACK, ,IOH-N: Baseball 3, 4. Future Profession: Pursue Baseball CLARK, BETHANY: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. CLARK, KIMBERLY: Freshman Choir I: Girls Concert Choir 2: Girls Ensemble 3, 4: Library Aide 3: Mixed Choir 2. Future Profession: Interior Decorator CLEMENT, JENNIFER: Bearkadettes 3, 4: Delegate to Student Council on National Affairs 4: French Club 2, 3: Letterof'Commendation for National Merit Scholarship 4: Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. Future Profession: Pediatrician CLEMENTS, CATHY: Band I, 2, 3, 4: FHA 4: French Club 2: FTA 4: Student Council4: TARS 2, 3, 4 tPresident 3, Recreation 8: Party Chair- man 41. Future Profession: Special Education Teacher CLEVELAND, ELISE: Basketball Manager 2: Class Favorite 3, 4: Office Aide 3: Prom Commit- tee 4: Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4 fAsst. Editor1. Future Profession: ,lournalismlNews Broadcaster CLINE, LAMONT: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: FCA 2, 3, 4 , tSecre-tary 21: Industrial Arts 2, 3 fReporter 21: JETS 2: ,lunior Class Favorite 3: Mr. K.H.S. 4: Mr. Klein SPIRIT 4: Student Fire Marshal 2: Who's Who 4: Yearbook 2, 3, 4 fHead Photo- graphcr 41. Future Profession: Radio Sr T.V. Broadcasting. CLOWER, SUE: Bearkadettes 4: FBLA 3, 4: Ofl lice Aide I: Track 2. Future Profession: Business Nlanagement COBB, EDDIE: Band I, 2, 3, 4 tDrum Major 41: Class Treasurer 2: Drama I, 2: Homecoming Court 4: Mr. Klein SPIRIT 2nd Runner-Up 4: Political Insight Group 4: Prom Committee 4 tCo-Chairman 41: Speech I: Student Council I, 3, 4 tVicc-President 41. Future Profession: Communications 449 Senior Index COLE, NANCY: Band French Club 4. COLLINS, DONALD: Country Team I, 2, 3: 4: Diamond Pin I, 2, Careers Club 4: Most Alpha Theta I, 2, 3, 4: Class President 3: Cross DAR Good Citizen Award 3: ,IETS 2, 3, 4: Medical Likely to Succeed 4: Mu National Honor Society 3, 4 lPresident 41: National Merit Commendation 4: Prom Committee 4: Spanish Honor Society I: Student Council 3, 4: Track Team 2: Who's Who 4. Future Profession: Medical Doctor COLON, CHRISTOPHER: A.A.U. 81 Varsity Wrestler I, 2: Mu Alpha Theta 4: Science Fiction Club 4: Who's Who in American High Schools 4. Future Profession: U. S. Naval Academy COMEAUX, WAYNE: Speech Club 4. Future Profession: Attorney COMPEAN, STELLA: Band I, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Drill Team 3, 4. CONN, DIANE: Art Club 2, 4: FHA 4: Math Club 2. CONNOR, JEFF: FCA 3, 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Prom Committee 4. Future Profession: Gynecologist CORNISH, BYRON: Football I, 2, 3: Oflice Aide I: Track I: VOCT Club I, 2, 3, 4 lParliamen- tarian I, Reporter 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 41. Future Profession: Art COX, LAURA: French Club 2, 3: Future Business Leaders of America 4: Mu Alpha Theta 4, Future Profession: Computer Sciences. CRAIG, CLIFFORD: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Engineer CROFFORD, GARY: District Ill VICA Vice- President: ICT fVice-President 41: Voc. Drafting 2, 3. CROSSMAN, KENDALL: Bearkadettes 3, 4: French Club I, 2, 3: Homecoming Duchess 2: Student Council I, 2, 3. DANFORTH, CHERYL: Counselors Aide 2. 3: Track I, 2: Track Regionals 2. DARTEZ, DIANE: Chorale 4: Drama 2, 3. DAVIS, JOEY: Art Club I, 4: Basketball I: Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes I, 2, 3, 4 lTreasurer 2, Vice-President 3, 41: Football I, 2: Gold Key Alt Award I: Industrial Arts Drafting Club 2, 3, 4 lPresident 3, Vice-President 41: Sports Corres- pondent 3. DAY, PRISCILLA: Band I, 2, 3, 4: FTA 3, 4: Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Business Management. DELAHANTY, JERRY: German Club 3: Hockey I. Future Profession: Millionaire DELTSCHEFF, JOAN: Office Aide 3: Track 2. Future Profession: Social Worker DEMART, JACK: Basketball 3. Future Profession: Pro-Basketball DEVINE, COLLEEN: Choir I: German Club 1, 2, 3: School Newspaper 1: Ski Club 2: Yearbook 4. Future Profession: Attorney DEWREE, BABETTE: AFS 4: Drama Club I, 2' Junior Girls fSpirit Clubl 3: Newspaper 3. Stu dent Council I, 2. Future Profession: Deaf Education DHONAU, CRAIG: Band I. 2. 3. 4 fVice-Presi- dent I1: Scuba Club 2. 3. 4 DIAZ, MITCHELL: Basketball I. l'ootball I 2 Ski Club 4 IHMICELI. TOM: Dtstributive I'.d lSergeant at Arms 41: football I l'uturc Profession Business Marketing DINGLE, TERESA: Bearkadettcs 3: Bearkadette Reserves I 2: D l'. 4. French Club l. 2: Ski Club 'I Future Profession Writer DUMESNIL, LISA: Art Club I. 2. FHA 3 fVice 4S0 Senior Index I, 2, 3: FBLA 3: FHA I: Senior Index President 31. Future Profession: Teacher DUVAL, SUSAN: Miss Klein Spirit 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Spanish National Honor Society I, 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 3: Yearbook 2, 3, 4 fEditor 41. Future Profession: Advertising EDENFIELD, MARK: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Chorale 4: Key Club I: Spanish Honor Society 4. EGNER, PAUL: Manager of Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Manager of Football I, 2, 3, 4: Mu Alpha Theta 4. EHRHARDT, DUANE: All-District Football 4: Dwayne Toland Award 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Agriculture Engineer ENGELHARDT, DAVE: Gymnastics 2, 3: Wres- ning 1, 2, 3. A EPPS, DAVID: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Drama Club I 2 3, 4: Journalism 3, 4: Journalism Aide 4: Thlesj pian 4. Future Profession: Journalist ERWIN, BOYCE: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Aide I: Chorale 2: District Band I, 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Mime Troupe 4: Orchestra 3. Future Profession: Musician ESSEX, PAUL: Cross Country 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3. Future Profesion: Nuclear Engineer EVANS, PAUL: Basketball 1: Football I, 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Civil Engineer FARLEY, CRAIG: Chess Club 3, 4 fTreasurer 3, 41: Mu Alpha Theta I. Future Profession: Data Processor FARMER, WILLIAM: Bill Archer Intern Alter- nate 3: Class Favorite I: French Club 3, 4 fTreas- urer 3. Vice-President 41: Soccer I, 2: Student council I, 4: Tennis Team 1: Track 1. Future Profession: Wealthy Banker FINCHER, ANNETTE: Fencing Club 1, 2: Kung Fu Club I, 2. 3: Newspaper 2, 3: Stagecraft Club I. FLICKINGER, TANYA: Basketball I, 2: D.E. 4: Student Council I: Volleyball 2. FOLSOM, SUSAN: Cheerleader 1, 2: FHA 4: l I'A 4: Softball l. FORE, ANDY: All-District Football 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4. FOREHAND, KELLEY: Office Aide 4: Water Ski Club 4 fSecretary 41. Future Profession: Fashions FORTNUM, JIM: Track 2, 3: Ski Club 3, 4. FOSTER, SUZANNE: Choir 2, 3, 4: Class Repre- sentative I: French Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mu Alpha Theta 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Political Insight Group 4 fPresident 41: Prom Committee 4: Who's Who in American High School St'u- dents 3, 4. FOX, SHELLEY: FTA 3: National Honor Society 4: Tennis I, 2: Track I, 2. FOXX, BECKY: Art Honor Society 4: Art Club 4:- Bowling Club 4 Future Profession: Fine Arts FRANKLIN, TODD: Band I, 2, 3, 4. Scuba Club I: Yearbook Photographer I. 2. Future Profession: Underwater Photographer FREY, THOMAS: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Mu Alpha Theta 2: Orchestra 3. 4: Stage Band 2 Future Profession System Analystst FRISBEE. WARRON: Baseball l. 2. lootball I. 2. Track I. 2 FULTON, BOB: Debate I, .lournalism 4 Future Profession Writer FURTADO. LAUREL: National Honor Society 3 4: Spanish Honor Society 3 FUSILIER, GREG: French Club I. 2. Hllf'YI1'P Aide 4: Skt Club 2. 3. 4 Future Profession' Nuclear Engineering GABEL, PETER: ICT 4 fReporter 41: Prin VICA 2, 3. Future Profession: Printer 1, 2, 3, 4: EFA 4' OEA n Il GAGE, SUSAN: Band , GARDNER, ELIZABETH: Basketball Tea Bowling Club 3: English Tutor I: History Aid Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4: National Honor Societ 4: Outstanding Freshman I: Softball I: Spa Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Track I. GAUTIER, JULIE: Bearkadette Reserves French Club I, 2, 3, 4 fSe-cretary 3: President National Honor Society 3, 4: Office Aide 3, Who's Who of American High School Stude 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Future Profession: Communications GEORGE, SHERRY: Class Representative German Club 2, 3: Science Club I: Ski Club GOLASINSKI, DOYLE: Football 4: Mu Alp Theta 3: National Honor Society 3. Future Profession: Mechanical Engineering GOODE, JEFF: Football 2. Future Profession: Dentist GOODMAN, JIMY: Band I, 2: French Club Medical Careers Club 3, 4: Tennis 3. Future Profession: Medical Technologist GOODMAN, THOMAS: Chorale I, 2, 3, 4: Literary Magazine 2, 4: Mime Troup 3, 4 llcader 41: Thespian 3, 4: Track Team Varsity Men's Gymnastics I, 2. Future Profession: Baptist Ministry GORMAN, RICHARD: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 1 Bowling Club 4: Golf 2, 3, 4: National Hon Society 3, 4: Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, - fPresident 31. Future Profession: Lawyer GOSS, KARL: Chess Club 4: JETS 4: Mu Alph. Theta 4. Future Profession: Mechanical Engineer , 4 I 4: Drama Clu U GRAMMER, MELANIE: Cosmetology 3 Track 3: VICA 3, 4. Future Profession: Cosmetology GREEKER, KAREN: Girls Track I, 2: Medica Careers Club 3: Choir I: Mu Alpha Theta 3: Nav tional Honor Society 3, 4: Spanish Honor Societ 3, 4. Future Profession: Doctor GREEN, MARK: Basketball 2: Cross-Country I: Diamond Pin 4: Fellowship of Christian Athletes I, 2, 3, 4: Medical Careers Club 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. Future Profession: Medical Profession GROVER, DAVID: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. GRUSTAFSON, KERI: Art Club 4. Future Profession: Fashion Buyer GUZZETTA, LISA: FBLA 4 fPublic Relations 41: Medical Careers Club 3. Future Profession: Computer Programmer HABINAK, KAREN: French Club 2, 3, 4: Girls Ensemble 3, 4: ,lunior Achievement 2, 3, 4: Mix- ed Choir 2: STARS 4. Future Profession: Stewardess HAHN, LAURA: Art Club I, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 41: Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Spanish Honor Society 3, 4. Future Profession: Anthropology HAKIMI TABRIZI, DEHNAD: Future Profes- sion: Surgeon HALL, DEBBIE: FHA 1: Volleyball I, 2. HALL, DONITA: Art Club 4: Art Honor Society 4: I-'HA I, 2. 3 IS:-cretary 21: Tennis I 2. 3: Track I: Volleyball I I' uture Profession: A rt HALL, ERIC: Diamond Pin 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Ready Writing 3, 4: Sf :ence Club 2 Future Profession: Marine Biologist. HALL, MARK: French Club 3. 4: National Honor Society 4: Ready Writing 4: Sr if-nz e Llub Z tPresident 21. HAMMER, BRENDA: Backback Club 3: Band l 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 3, 4 fReporter 41: Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4: FTA 3, 4 fScrapbook 3, Secretary 41: Library Club l: Oceanography Club 3: Prom Committee 4: Speech Club 1: Student Council I: Thespians 3, 4. Future Profession: Fine Arts Teacher AMMERBACHER, SUSAN: JV Basketball 1: ,IV Volleyball I: National Honor Society 3, 4: Spanish Honor Society 2: Track l: Varsity Basketball 3. Future Profession: Crafis Store Owner ANIGAN, BERNADETTE: French Club I: Prom Committee 4: Swim Team I, 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Nurse ANIAON- BRIAN: An Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice President 2: Secretary 41: German Club 2, 3, 4: YearbooklNewspaper Artist: Houston Post Scholastic Art Awards 1. Future Profession: Commercial ArtlPhotography SCOTT: Football 1: Gymnastics 1: Mu ta 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Newspaper 1, 2 fSports Editor1: Soccer 3: Class Council 2: Tennis I, 2, 3. Future Profession: Officer in Air Force Academy then a ministerlmissionary KEITH: Football 1, 2: RadiolTV 4, President 41: Track 1, 2, 3. Profession: Electronics TRACY: Football I, 2: Varsity Foot- Alpha ba GEORGE: French Club 4: Golf Alpha Theta 3: Track 1, 2, 3. STEVE: Band 1, 2: Cross- country 3: Mu Alpha Theta 1, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Spanish Honor Society 4: Spanish Cl b 4. Te m u Future Profession: Obstetrician DEANA: Basketball 2: Drill Team 3: Pep Club 3: Ski Club 2, 3: Track I, 3: Yearbook Future Profession: Govemment Service CHERI: Latin Club 2, 3 fTreasurer 21: National Honor Society 3. Future Profession: Fashion Merchandiser Baseball 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club l, 2. Future Profession: Dental Surgeon TAMMY: OEA 3, 4. JANETTE: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, 3, 4, fReporter 3, Scrapbook Chairman 21: Jets 3, 4, fSecretary 41: Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4: Outstanding Choir Student 2: Medi- cal Careers 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Region Choir 3: T.A.G.S. 2, 3, 4. PAULA: Band I, 2, 3, 4, fSecretary 41: FHA I, 2, 3, 4, fSecretary 1, President 2, Vice President 3, Historian 41: French Club 2, 3: Mu Alpha Theta 3: National Honor Society 3, 4. Future Profession: Engineering GAYLA: Art Club l, 2, 3: Backpack- ing Club 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Math Con- test I. Future Profession: Finance , PAULA: FHA l, 2, 3: HECE Co-op 4, fTreasurer 41. Future Profession: Physical Therapist LIZ: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1. tPreSi' I1: French Club 2, 3. Future Profession: Doctor of Child Psychology un, BRAZ: Homecoming Duke l, 2, 4: Stu- dent Council Rep. 2, 3: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4: Wittiest 4: Who's Who 4. Future Profession: Business HOMAN, LESLIE: Bearkadettes 1, 2, 3, fRe- porter 2, Lieutenant 31: National Honor Society Future Profession: Accountant HOOLE, BARBARA: Band I, 2, 3, 4: FHA 4: French Club 2, 3: FTA 3, 4, fTreasurer 3, Presi- Senior Index dent 41: Library Club l: TABS 3. Future Profession: Special Education Teacher HUARD, MICHAEL: Band 2, 3, 4 fAll-District and All-Region Band 41. Future Profession: Professional Musician HUDDLESTON, DANNY: Basketball I: Class Favorite I: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3. Future Profession: Accountant HUETE, MARGARETA: French Club 2, 3, 4: Medical Careers Club 4: Swim Team 3: Water Ski Club 3: YFU Foreign Exchange Student to France. Future Profession: Dentist HULSMAN, SHELLEY: Choir 3, 4: Drama Club 4. HURLEY, DEBBIE: D.E.C.A. 4, fSecretary 4, Reporter 41. Future Profession: Fashion Merchandise Buyer HURT, MIKE: Attendance Aide 4: Baseball 2: Football I, 2, 3, 4, fCaptain 41: Outstanding Offensive Lineman 4: Speech 3. JACOBS, LINDA: Chorale I, 2, 3,4: French Club 4: Library Aide 4. Future Profession: Singer JARRELL, RAYE: FBLA 4, fPresident 41: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Volleyball l. 'Future Profession: Business Administration JOHNSON, ERNEST: Construction Trade l, 2, 4, fVice President 21: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, fCaptain 41: Outstanding Defensive Lineman 4: Track 3, 4. Future Profession: Football Player JOHNSON, PAM: Cosmetology VICA 3, 4, fVice President 3, President 41: District 3: VICA 4, fPresident 41. Future Profession: Beautician and Shop Owner JOHNSON, SHERYL: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Espirt Club 4, fTreasurer 41: French Club I, 2, 3, 4: Thespians 2, 3, 4, fTreasurer 31. Future Profession: Foreign Lawyer JOHNSTON, CHRIS: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choral 4: Drama 3, 4: District and Region Band 2: Mime Troup 3, 4: Political Insights Group 4: Speech 3, 4: Thespians 4. Future Profession: Child Psychologist JONES, JAMI: Band I, 2, 3: Bearkadettes 4: French Club I, 2. JONES, KIMBERLIE: Choir l, 2, 3, 4. JORGENSEN, LISE: Mu Alpha Theta 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. JUILLARD, NANETTE: French Club l, 2, 3, 4, fScrapbook Chairman 31: Mu Alpha Theta I, 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4. Future Profession: Geologist KARALIS, PATTI: Band l, 2, 3, 4: FTA 3, 4. . KAUFMAN, LAURA: Choir 3: Concessions 3: History Club I: FCA 1, 3: Pep Club 3: Track 3: Volleyball 1, 3: YAC'S 4: Yearbook 2, 4. Future Profession: Communications KELLEY, JACKIE: Agriculture I, 2: Ag. Co-op 3, 4. KEMP, KELLENE: Counselor Aide 3: F.H.A. 3: P.E.L.E. 3. Future Profession: Kindergarten Teacher KENDRICK, BARRY: Band l: Cross Country 3: FCA 3: Industrial Arts 2, 3: Marching Band 2. Future Profession: Engineer KENNARD, DAVID: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, fAll Dis- trict 2, 31: Basketball 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, fAll District 2, 3, 4, Captain 41: Outstanding Receiver 3: Outstanding Offensive Back 4: Bass Club 3, 4: FCA l, 2, 3. Future Profession: Professional -Baseball and Petroleum Engineer. KINDLE, TRACY: FHA 1: Track 4. KINNEY, JOHN: Basketball l, 2: Choir l, 2: Chorale 3, 4: Golf 3, 4. Future Profession: Commercial Pilot and Navigator KIRCHGESSNER, AXEL: Electronics I, 3. Future Profession: Electronics KIRPATRICK, KURT: Bass Club 4: Football l, 2: Medical Careers Club 3, 4: Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Spanish Honor Society I, 2. Future Profession: Medical Field KIRLPATRICK, SCOTT: Bass Club 4: Football l, 2: FBLA 3, 4: junior Achievement 3, fPresi- dent 31. ' Future Profession: Engineering and Business KLINKER, KRIS: Pep Club 1, 2. Future Profession: Dental Hygienist KNIPFER, EARL: Football 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4. KRUEGER, CAROL: Class Officer 2, fVice President 21: Bluebonnet Girl's State 3: Debate 2, 3, 4: Diamond Pin Award 1, 2: Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Award 2: Mu Alpha Theta l, 2, 3: National Forensic League 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Spanish National Honor Society I, 2, 3: Speech Club 4, fSecretary 41: TFA State 3, 4: UIP Spelling I, 2, fAll District 21. .Future Profession: Crimin-al lawyer LaBONTE, GERALD: Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4, fDistrict Champ. 2, 3, 4: Regional Champ. 31: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, fDistrict Champ. 3, 4: Regional Champ. 31: Track State Miler: FCA I: FHA Beau I: Football l. Future Profession: Communications and the Olympics in 1980. LAMBERT, DEBORAH: Art Club l: Bearkadettes I, 2, 3, 4, fSocial Chairman 3, Lieutenant 41. Future Profession: Art Field LANCASTER, CHRIS: Band 1: FCA 2, 3, fTreas- urer 2, Secretary 31: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Newspa- per 3, fHead Photographer 31: Ski Club 1: Year- book 4. Future Profession: Geologist, Photographer and Playboy V LANG, TODD: Future Profession: Recording Ar- IIS! LANGKAN, CHERYL: Choir 1: Cosmetology VICA 3, 4, fReporter 41: Homemaking FHA 4: SpeechlDrama l. Future Profession: Beautician LANGLOIS, BRENNA: Drama Aide 4: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Chorale 4: Girlls Ensemble l, 2, 3: FINS 3: Mime Troope 3: Thespian 3, 4: Political Insight Group 4. LANGLOIS, PAGE: Bearkadettes 2, 3, 4: Drill Team Reserve I: Drama Club 2, 3,4: FINS 2: Thespian 4. LANGO, HERB: Attendance Office Aide I: Flag Corps 4: Math Aide 4: Spanish Club 2. Future Profession: Officer in U.S. Air Force LAWRENCE, HARRY: Basketball 1: Football 1, 2: Spanish Honor Society 2. Future Profession: Computer Science LEA, JEFF: Football I, 2, 3. Future Profession: Mechanical Engineer LEMMON, SUSAN: Choir I, 2, 3, 4, fVice Presi- dent 1, Treasurer 3: State Qualifier 3, 41: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, fArea Qualifier 31: FINS 2, 3, 4, fVice President 3, 41: Thespian 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: T. V. Commentator LINDSEY, JENNIFER: Spanish Club 2, fSecre- tary 21: Sweetheart Maid 1: Volleyball Team 2. Future Profession: Professional Bartender LIPINSKI, GEORGE: Industrial Arts 2, 3, 4, fTreasurer 3, Secretary 41: ,lets 1, 2, 3, 4, fPresi- dent 3, Treasurer 41: Mu Alpha Theta 1, 2, 3, 4, fTreasurer 41: National Honor Society 3, 4, fVice President 41: Spanish Honor Society 2. ' Future Profession: Chemical Engineer Senior Index 451 LOMBARDI, LORI: JV Cheerleader 3, Ski Club 3, Student Council Rep. 2. Future Profession: Law LOWE, SHARON: Choir 2, 3, 4, fVice President 41, National Honor Society 4. Future Profession: Music Business LUCAS, KAY: FFA Club I, 2, OEA Club . Future Profession: Business LUCAS, REX: Baseball I, 2, 4, Basketball l,, FCA 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Rece'ver 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, fflegional Qualifier 3, 41, ho's Who 4. Future Profession: Engineering LUX, ANDRE: German Club 2, 3, 4, fl:Iistor'an 31, Jets I, 2, 3, 4, Medical Careers Club 3, Swim Team I, 2, 3. Future Profession: President LYNN, LISA: Band I, 2, Counselors Aide 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, TARS I, Volleyball arsity Manager 2. LYNN, TRISA: Counselors Aide 3, Volleyball Manager 2, 3, VOE 3. MacKENNEY, STEVEN: Architectural Drafting 4, Crafts Aide 3, 4, Vocational Drafting 3. Future Profession: Architect and Home Builder. MAGGIO, ELIZABETH: Choir 1, 2, 3,1 4, fRegional Choir 41, Drama Club 3, National :Ionor Society 3, 4, Swim Team 3, Tennis Team Future Profession: Business MAJORS, GREG: Baseball 2, Cross Country J, Football I, 2, 3, Office Aide 3, 4, Track I, 2. Future Profession: Playboy MALLOTT, STEPHEN: Architectural Drafting 3, 4, fSergeant-at-Arms 41, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club I. Future Profession: Architect MARTIN, ROZELLA: FHA I, HECE Co-op 3, 4, fSecretary 41. MARTIN, STEVEN: AFS 4, fSergeant-at-Arms 4, Host Brother 41, Backpacking Club 3, Basketball 2, 3, Industrial Arts Drafting Club 2. Future Profession: Architectural Draftsman MATHEWS, MARY: Cheerleader I, 3, fHead Cheerleader 31, Yearbook Staff I, 2, 4. Future Profession: RadiolT. V. Communications MATTHEWS, NANCI: Art Club 4, Swim Team 2, 3, 4, fCaptain 41. MATTER, TRACY: Office Aide 4. Future Profession: Law MCANDREW, ANNE MARIE: Diamond Pin Award I, 2, 3, FTA 3, Girls State Delegate 3, Bill Archer Congressional Intern Altemate 3, KHS Rep. Nuclear Science Symposium 3, Most Likely to Succeed 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Na- tional Merit Semifinalist 4, National Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Outstanding- Spanish Stu- dent I, 2, Mu Alpha Theta I, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Young American 4, Political Insight Group 4, fSecretary and Treasurer1, Who's Who ofAmeri- can High School Students 4, Jets I, 2, 4. Future Profession: Chemical Engineering MCCOMMON, KATHY: French Club 2, 3, Gym- nastics I, Jets 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. . Future Profession: Education Field McDANIEL, CHRIS: Basketball I, Class Favorite 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2. McCRAY, STEVE: Football l, 2, 3, German Club I, 2, Track I. McDERMfYl'I', MELODY: Bearkadettes I, 2, 3, 4, fCaptain 41, Choir 1, 2, Office Aide 3, Miss Texas Drill Team 2nd Runner-up 3, Miss Half- Time U.S.A. 4, Teacher Aide 4. Future Profession: Business McLAUGHLIN, JAMES: Number Sense 4, Swim Team 2, 3, 4, fAction Committee 2, Captain 41. Future Profession: ,Systems Analysist or Com- puter Engineer 452 Senior Index Senior lnclex MCLEOD, LISA: Asst. Principals Aitlc l, I-'rcncli Club 2, 3, 4, fSecrctary 413 .lets 2, 3, l,'Esprit 4, Political Insight Group 4, Prom Committee 4, Socicty of Distinguished American High School Students 3, Scicncc Club 2, Medical Carccrs Club 2. Futurc Proli'ssion: International Business Man- agement McNAMARA, SANDRA: Bearkadettes 2, 3, 4. fSocial Chairman 3, Captain 41, Choir I, 2, Class Favorite 2, Track I, Homecoming Duchess 4, Miss KIIS 4, Outstanding Bcarkadctte 2, 3, Out- standing Dancer 2, Who's Who 4. Bcarkadcttt' Beserves I. MEANS, STEVEN: Chess Club l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Jcts 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Architect and City Planner MESSLER, LIBY: Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Literary Magazine 3, fEditor 31, Mu Alpha Tlicta l, 2, National Honor Scot-ity 3, 4, Thcspian 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Scene Designer MEZA, ESTELA: JV Checrlcadcr 3, Foreign Language Award 2, flst Place1, Spanish Club 2. 3, Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil I, 2, fScnator I, Rep. 21, Class Officer 4, fTreasurer41, Business Aide 4, Prom Committee 4, UIL Journalism Award, Varsity Cliccrleadcr 4: Yearbook Staff' I, 2, fAsst. Editor 21. Future Profession: Accountant MICHAEL, BETH: DECA 3, 4, FHA l, 2. Future Profi-ssion: Business MIKSCH, MICHELLE: Basketball I, FBLA 3, OEA 3, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4. MILLER, JULIE: Newspaper 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Speech 2, 3, 4 fSecrctary 2, Vice-President 3, Tournament Director 41, Student Council l. Future Profession: Communications MILLER, KELLY: Chorale 4, Girls Ensemble 3, Girls Select Ensemble 3. MILLS, LINDA: Baml I, Mu Alpha Theta 4, Prom Committee 4, Ski Club 2, Spanish Honor Society I, 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Engineer MINTARI, DANNY: Golf Tcam 4, Football 3. 4. Future Profession: Pilot MONDIC, JULI: Choir I, 2, 3, Chorale I, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Professional Tennis Player. MONROE, EDDIE: Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2. MOON, ALICIA: Math Competition I, Track I. Future Profession: Accountant MOORE, TERRY: Band 2, CVAE 2, 3, 4 fVici-- President 2, President 3, 41. Future Profession: Music MORRIS, JODY: HECE 3, 4 flteporter 3, Vice- President 41, History Club I, Medical Careers Club 2. Future Profession: Communications MOULDER, JERI: Band I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Business Club 3 fSecretary 31, Debate I, 2 fSec- retary1, Honor Society I, 2, Stage Band I, 2, Volleyball I. Future Profession: Chemist MUNDY, TRACY: French Club I, 2, Swimming I, 2, 3. Future Profession: College MUNGER, ALAN: Baseball 2, Basketball I, Bowl- ing 3, JETS 4, German Club 1, 2, German Honor Society 2. Future Profession: Engineering MURRELL, STEVE: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4. MUSCH, CYNTHIA: Choir I, 2, Track 2. Future Profession: Secrewry NEUHAUSER, SUSAN: National Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 fVice-President 101, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4 fParliamentarian 31, Stu- dent Council l0, Drill Team 2. Futurc Profession: Accounting NEW, NANCY: AFS 4 fVice'Prcsidt'nt1, National llonor Society 4, Speech 4. Future Profi-ssion: Chemical Engim-cr NEWTON, DAVID: Band l, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3. Future- Profi-ssion: Engineer NORRIS, CHRIS: Band l, 2, 3, 4, History Aidt-2 42 Prom Committee 4, TA RS 3, 4, Track I, Typing Aidt- 3. Future Profession: l hotography NOTT, SCOTT: Baseball 4, Golf 2. J O'BRIEN, TERRY: Basketball 3, 4, JICTS 4. Future Profession: Engineering OGLETREE, THOMAS: Band I, 2, VICA 4 flie- iortcr1. I uturc Proft-ssion: Electrical Engineering OLMSTEAD, ROBERT: Bass Club I, Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Football I, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club l. PANKRATZ, SUSAN: Choir I, 2, 3, 4 fSccrctary I, Secretary 3, Treasurer 41, French 4. Future Profession: Choir Director PARRIS, KAREN: Band I, Basketball l, Spanish Honor Sociclv 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 4. PELL, GREG: Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, Track I. 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Corporate Law Studies PERRY, JAMIE: Basketball I, 2, D.I-I. 4, DECA 4, I Spanish Club l, Volleyball I PESANO, PAMELA: Counselors Aide 3, 4, Flag Corp 4. Future Profession: Dental Hygenist PE'I'I'Y, DAVID: Swim Team 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Business PHILIPS, LORI: FHA I, OEA 3, 4. PHILLIPS, TERRI: Basketball I, FBLA 3, 4, fTrcasurcr 31: FCA I, 2, 3, FHA I, 2, Class Of- ficcr 3, fSecrt-tary 31, Student Council I, 2, fRep. I, 21, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4 fCaptain I, 41. PICKETT, MELANIE: FHA 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, Science Club 2, Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, Water Ski Club 3. Future Profe:-sion: Physical Therapist PLANT, MIKE: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4. PONCIO, MARGIE: FHA I, 2, 3, 4, fHistorian I, Projects Vice President 2, Encounter Vice Presi- dcnt 3, President 41, ORA 4, Science Club 2. Future Profession: Realtor POWDRILL, LISA: French Club 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Science Aida- 4, Water Ski Club 4, fTreasurer 41, Yearbook Staff 4. Future Profcssion: Pcdiatrician POWELL, JEFF: Auto-Mech., Football I, 2, VICA tTreasurer1. Future Profession: Scuba Diver PRICE, CAROL: Camping Club 1, 2, French Club 2, lndoorball Team I, 2, Medical Careers Club 3, 4, fSecretary 41, National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook I, 2. PRICE, CHRISTINE: Bearkadettes 4, Cheerleader I, fHead Cheerleader 11, Choir Aide, Chorale I, 2, 3, 4, fSocial Chairman 4, President 11, Student Council I, 2, 3. PRICE, LYNN: FBLA 4, OEA 3, 4, fVice Presi- dent 3, Tremurer 41. PRUETT, STEPHEN: Football I, 2, 3. Future Profession: Medical Field RAHM, JERRY: Basketball 1, Football l, 2, 3, Track I, 2. Future Profession: Carpenter RAMON, ADRIAN: Future Profession: Electronic Tech. RASMUSSEN, JAY: Basketball I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, tCo-Captain 11, Student Council I, Track I, 2, Yearbook Staff I. REEVES, SKIP: Art Club I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, fAll District Band I, 3, Vice President 41, Band Beau 4- Chorale 4- Draftin Club 3 4 , . , g . ., . RENZ, CHERYL: Bearkarlettes 2, Bearkadette Reserves l, Drama Club l, 2, History Club l, Mu Alpha Theta 3. Future Profession: Business Manager, Protes- sional Dancer and Model REYNOLDS, PATRICIA: Band l, 2, 3, 4, ,lets 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, Swim Team 4. Future Profession: General Business RICE, DIANNA: Chorale 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, German Club 4, Spanislt Club l, Varsity Volleyball 2, 3. RICE, ROBERT: ,IV Football 3, Order of Orion 4. Profession: AclorfWriter Future RIDDLE, KIM: Tennis Team 4. RIT'TER, ANN: Bearkadettes 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Honor Society l, Speech Club 3, 4, fPresident 41. Profession: Corporate Lawyer ANA: Mu Alpha Theta 3, National Future RIVERO, Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Honor Society l, 2, 3. 4. Future Profession: Doctor ROBERTS, ROBERT: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Coach and Teacher ROBERTSON, SUSAN: Bearkadettes 4, Cheerleader 1, Class Officer 2, fPresident 21, Homecoming Duchess I, Student Council 3, tBep. 31: Tennis Team l, 2, 3. Future Profession: Dential Hygenist ROMERZ, EZPADO: Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, fVice President l, 2, President 3, 41. Future Profession: lnvolvetl with Mexican- American Affairs ' ROSEMOND, CHRISTINE: Basketball 1, .IV Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, fHeatl Cheerleader 41, Volleyball l, 2. ROY, ROBBY: Chorale-lChoir 3, 4, Class Officer 4, fPresitlent 1, Drama 3, 4, FBLA 4, fVice Prcsi- dent1, Ski Club 4, Speech 3, Student Council 4, tRep.1. Future Profession: Public Speaker ROY, RODDY: Choir 3, 4, AFS 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Friendliest 4, Medical Careers Club 4, Mime 5 Troupe 2, Political Insight Group 4, Prom Com- l mittee 4, Speech 2, Student Council 3, 4, fBep. l 3, President 41, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, 9 YAC 4. l Future Profession: Self-Employed Millionaire f RUDKIN, RON: Medical Careers Club 2, 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Swim Team. , Future Profession: Science Field 3 RUNNELS, SHELLEY: Drama 2, 3, 4. 5 RUPP, STEVE: Band 1, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, tVice President 41, National - Honor Society 4, Track and Field l. I RUSSELL, DEBRA: FHA 2. l RUST, TRACY: Bearkadetles I, 2, 3, tPrt-sident f 31, Mu Alpha Theta l, National Honor Society 3, l 4, fSecretary 41 1 Q SAMFORD, CURTIS: Bass Club 4, FCA l, 2, 3, Football 2, Medical Careers Club l. Future Profession: Doctor SANDLIN, CAROL: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Distribu- , tive Education I, Swim Team l. Future Profession: Business SANFORD, MELANIE: FHA 1, fParliamen tarian1, VICA 3, 4, tSecretary 3, 41. Future Profession: Fashion Coordinator SCHAUMAN, MARIANNE: Future Profession: Q l Accountant SCHMIDT, DAVID: Mu Alpha Theta l. Future Profession: Petroleum Engineer SCHIMMENTI, MARK: National Honor Society l 3, Newspaper l, 2, 3, fAsst. Editor1 Soccer 4, l Track I, 2. Future Profession: Engineering SCHNELL, KRISTI: Cheerleader 3, 4, UV 3, Senior Index Varsity 41, French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Duchess 4, Math Aide 4, Medical Careers Club 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Snow Ski Club 1, Varsity Gymnastics Team l, Who's Who 4. Future Profession: Physical Therapist SCHOLWINSKI, BRIAN: Bowling Club l, Band l 2 Future Profession: Business SCHRADER, CINDY: Bearkadcttes 3, Prom Committee 4, Water Ski Club 3. SCOLES, SLADE: Bowling Club 4, French Club 4, l.'Esprit Club 4. Future Profession: Chemical Engintfer SEARCY, ROBERT: Newspaper l, fEditor1. Future Profession: Corporate Sales SHADON, JANE: Home-Co-op 4, TABS 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Famous Model SHEFFIELD, SCOTT: Track l. SHELTON, TAMIE: FBLA 3, OEA 4, Speech Club l. SHELTZ, SUSAN: I-'BLA 3, 4, Prom Committee , 4, VOE 3. Future Profession: Business Administrator or Executive Secretary SHIVERS, LEE: Class Rep. l, FBLA 4, OEA 4, Spanish Club l, United Students l, VOE 4. SIGMAN, JOHN: Honor Boll l, 2, fVice Presi- tlent1, Speech 4, Track 2, 3, 4, fCo-Captqinl SILLS, CINDY: Basketball l, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 4, Class Favorite l, 3, Best Personality 4, Home- coming Duchess 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, fBep. 3, 41, Volleyball l, 2, 3, fCaptain 31, VUE Club 3, Who's Who 4. Future Profession: Coach SIMS, BRYAN: Basketball l, Football 1, 2, Track l, Wrestling I, ,loined the Navy 4. SLOUGH, CARLTON: Bowling Club 3, 4, fTreasurer1. Future Profession: Physicist SMITH, RICHARD: Future Profession: Profes- sional Millionaire SPAI-IR, PRESTON: Band 1, 2, Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, Medical Careers Club 4. Future Profession: Orthodontist and Soccer Player SPEER, KEVIN: Drama Club l, 2, 3, Diving Team 2, Prom Committee 4, Science Club l, 2, Thespian 2, 3, Water Ski Club 4. Future Profession: Engineering SPUD, PERRY: Band, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society. Q STANLEY, SHARON: Art Club I, Band 1, 2, Bearkadettes I, Drama Club l, 2, 4, French Club 2, 4, Homecoming Duchess 4, Prom Committee 4, Tbespian 2, 4. Future Profession: Technical Director in BadiofTV STARRETT, MELANIE: Art Club 1, 2, Cheerleader I, tCaptain1, DECA 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Spanish Club l, 2, tSecretary I, 21, Track l, Volleyball l. Future Profession: Occupational Therapy STEVENSON, JACKIE: Bearkadettes 3, 4, Flag Corps 2. t Future Profession: Model or Drill Team Teacher STOLLE, PAT: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: lndustrial Manager STONE, MONTY: Cross Country 2, Spanish Honor Society 3, Track l. STRUB, KATHY: Class Council 2, Drill Team l, junior BETA Club I, Spanish Club l, Student Council 1. I Future Profession: lnterior Designer STULL, ANDREW: Football l, 2, 3, 4, latin Club 1, Mu Alpha Theta 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, fTreasurer 41, Wrestling l. Future Profession: Business Administration and Accounting SUMMERS, WHITNEY: Bearkadettes 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, fSecretary 3, Vice President 41, FHA 4' History Club l, Medical Careers Club 4, Prom Committee 4, Spanish Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, fBep.1. SURDACKI, CHERYL: Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 4, tSecretary 41, FFA, Lone Star Farmer Future Profession: Horse Trainer and Breeder SWANSON, DAVID: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Coun- cil l, Track I, 2, 3, Who's Who of American High School Students 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Future Profession: Civil Engineer SWANSON, KELLY: FHA 4, Diving Team l, 2, 3, 4, f2nd in State l, 21, TISCA 3, flst and,2nd1, PELE fPresident1. TALLON, KATHY: Bearkadettes 3, 4, Class Of- ficer 4 tSecretary1, French Club 3, 4, Track 2. Future Profession: Psychologist THOMAS, GENE: RadiolTV 2, fVice President, State Qualifier1, Water Ski Club 3, tVice Presi- clent1. Future Profession: Electrical Engineering TORRES, PAT: Art Club l, 2, 4, fTreasurer 41, Cinder Maids 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, fPresi- dent 21, l.'Esprit Club 4, TAP l, 2. Future Profession: Communications and Design TORVBRATEN, HEIDI: Bearkadettes 2, 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, L'Esprit Club 4. Future Profession: Government Work TREESE, GARY: Band I, FCA 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, fHead Photographer 41. Future Profession: Photo ,lournalist TURMAN, ROSALIND: Band 1, 2, VOCE Coop 4: OEA 4. Future Profession: Computer Analysis TURNER, MIKE: Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, 14th in State 2, 3rd in State 3, High Point District 2, 3, All American 2, 31. UPDIKE, EV 3, 41, Varsity Softball 1, 2. Future Profession: Pre-School Teacher UPPENCAMP, SAM: Band 1, 2. UREN, TERRI: Band I, 2, 3, Swim Team 3. ELYN: Pep Club 1, 2, sneressdem VERMAELEN, DOUG: Chess Club 4, ,Iets l, 2, 3, 4, fPresident 41: Mu Alpha Theta l, 2, 3, 4, fParliamentarian 3, President 41, National Honor Society 3, 4, Rotary Club Boy of the Month 4, Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4, VON MINDEN, DONNA: Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, Varsity Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, f2nd Team All. District 4 . - 1. Future Profession: Physical Therapist VOWELL, AARON: Band l, 2, Jets 3, 4, fDesign Project Leader1, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, Speech Club I, Track 3. VREELAND, BECKY: Ba nd 'l, 2, Medical Careers Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, National Honor Society 4, Spanish Honor Society 4. Future Profession: Model and Dentist WALLRATH, DINA: Cheerleader 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, tAll Region and All Area Choir 41, Mu Alpha Theta 2, National Honor Society 4. Future Profession: C.P.A. WALSH, DEBRA: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4, fSecretary 41, French Club 2, FTA 3, TABS 3, Twirler 2, 3, 4, fHead Twirler 41. Future Profession: Business WALSH, ROBIN: Bearkadettes 2, 3, Bearkadette Reserves l, DECA 4, FHA 1, Water Ski Club 3. Future Profession: Model and Interior Decorat- mg Senior Index 453 WARD, KATHY: Basketball 1: HECE 4, fRe porter1: STARS 4. Future Profession: 'Fashion Field WARD, PAUL: Basketball 1: Cross Country I. Future Profession: Architectural Engineer WEBER, CINDY: Backpacking Club 3' Class Of ficer 1, fSecretary1: Prom Committee Studenf Council 2, 3, 4, fRep. 2, Reporter 3, Secretary 41: Volleyball l, 2: Wittiest Girl 4. Future Profession: Business WEBSTER, JULIE: Choir 3, 4: Drama.l, 2. WEDDLE, ED: Football 3: Tennis 3, 4. Future Profession: Lawyer WELLS, LINDA: Bowling Club 3: Medical Careers Club 3, 4, fTreasurer 41: Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, fSecretary 41. WESTBROOK, DANNY: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: FCA 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country l. WHEELER, KELLY: Band 1, 2: Class Officer 1, fReporter1: Medical Careers Club 3: National Honor Society, Future Profession: Business WHIPPLE, LORRAINE: Bearkadettes 3, 4: Bearkadette Reserves 2: FBLA 4: FHA 1, 3, fRe- creational Vice President 31. WHITEHEAD, DAVID P.: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4: International Thespian Society l, 2, 3, 4, lTreasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 41: Klein Mime Troup 2, 3, 4, fDirector 21: Mu 454 Senior Index Senior Index Alpha Theta l: National Honor Society 3, 4: S anish Honor Soci p ' ety 4. Future Profession: tfmfzfsssoiial Actor WHITWORTH, DAVID: Audio Visual l: Band 1, 2, 3: Chess Club l: Orchestra l: Spanish Honor Society l: Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, lCaptain 41: Water Ski Club 4. Future Profession: Mechanical Engineering WILHITE, PHYLLIS: FBLA 3, 4, fTreasurer 3, 41: Junior Pep Club 1, 1Chairman1: Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4, fVice President Personnel 2, Treasurer 3, President 41: Homemaking 1, 2: Most Outstanding Pep Club Member I: Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Pep Club l, 2, fPresident 21. Future Profession: Accounting or General Busi- H655 WILKE, GAYLE: Spanish Club 4: Spanish Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4. Future Profession: Biological Sciences WILKINSON, CLAY: Drama Aide 4: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 3, 4, fEditor 41: Scuba Club 3: Speech Club 1: Thespians 3. Future Profession: Veterinarian Medicine WILLI, KATHLEEN: Choir 4: Dance Club. Future Profession: Psychoanlyst WILLIAMS, DEBRA: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Feature Twirler 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, SANDI: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 3, 4, Future Profession: Accountm WIL LIAMS STACY Band I 2 Basketball, 3: Most Outstanding Tennis Player 3: Mu Al 3, 4: Volleyba Theta 3- Natit ll l mal Honor Society 3 4 Tenn: Future Profession: Engineer WINKLER KARRI FBLA 4 FHA l OEA fPresident 41: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, fCaptain 11 Future Profession: Bookkeeper or Execu Secretary WOTTRINC, JUDY: FHA 4- PELE 4' T k , , rac WUNSCHE, ELIZABETH: Art Club 1: Cer Cl h 2 - ' ' ' 1President 31: Mu Alpha Theta 3. 5-' , 1 ' , : ' I' , : : z 3 I m r u , 3, Library Aide 3, 4: National Ho Society 3, 4: T Future Profess ACS 2, 3. ion: Business , ZIMMEL, RICHARD: Basketball 1: Cross Con try l: lndustrial Arts Drafting Club 4: Natior Honor Society 1. Future Professi on: Chemical Engineer Aaron 111, James 116 Aaron, Michelle 150 Abbot, David 116 Abbott, Daniel Abbott, Greg Abernathy, Stephen Able, Glenn 150 Abou Fadel, Pascale 150 Achtzehn, L nne 150, 322, 323 i Y , Acord, Melissa Adams, Gregory 150, 330 1 Adams, Jary 150, 330 Adams, Kevin 116, 132, 264, 266 366 , Adams, Lisa 188 f Adams, Michael Adams, Pamela 150 Adams, Palnela 150 1 Adalns, Raymond 188 Adams, Todd Adams, Vivienne 150 ' Adamson, Sally 150 V Adler, John 188 Y Adler, Laurie 1 16 Ad1er, Sheryl 54, 265 AFS 384 Agathon, Robert 116, 387 Agee, Viekey 54 Agnello, Gianna 28, 1 16 Agricola, Beth 54, 106 Ainsworth, Russell 18, 188 Air Conditioning 398, 399 Akers, Thomas 45, 54, 366 Albert, David 187 Albright, Michael 188 Alden, Robert 54 Alderton, Simon 188 Aldredge, Kelly 188 Aldridge, Lauren 116 Alexander, Bruce Alexander, Mary Alexander, Sandra 188 Alford, Carroll 54 Alford, Jeannie 150 Allday, Cathy 54 Allday, Charles Allday, Linda 150 Allee, Beth 116 Allee, Morris 188 Allen, Charles Allen, Dennis 188 Allen, Douglas 150, 328 Allen, Jessie 1 16 Allen, Leslie 116, 366 Allen, Mike 1 16 Allgeier, Linda 150 , 373 Allison, Arny 54, 76, 372, 382 Allison, Anlt 150, 382 Allison, Cynthia 1 16 Allison, Scott 116 Allred, Russell 16, 116, 319 Alsup, Danielle 188 Alva, Patrick 112, 116, 319, 371 Alva, Veronica Alvarez, Julio 188 Alveraz, Mike 150 Alvis, Steven 150 Aly, Murad 116 AI ea, Donald 188 Y Mya. M..-gmt 116, 265, asa, 394 Ambriola, Gina llfj, 140, 266 , 267, Basketball 288. 289, 290, 291, 292, 293, 294, 295. 320, 321, 322, 323, 382, 383, 340, 341. 346, 347, 352, 353 Bass, Aniold 150, 306 Babb, Scott 116, 319 Baca, Laura 150 Bach, Craig 150, 324 Badia, James 150, 403 Baechle, Catherine 1 16, 382 Baer, Janet 188 Bassett. mvad -ts, ss, ass, 312, an Bailey, Charles 188 Bagley, Cheryl 45, ss. 262, 264, 267, asa Bahm, Susan 1 16 Bailey. Allison 150, 263 Bailey, Barry 22, 55, 413 Bailey, Brett 150 Bailey, David 150 Bailey, Joanne 112, 113, 116, 135 Bailey, Karen 150, 266 Bailey, Linda 30, 42, 45. 55, 292, 294, 36 1, Bailey, Randy Bair, Robert 150, 386 Baird, Melinda 188 Baker, Chris 50, 116 Baker, David 116 Baker, Karen 117 Baker, Melinda 150, 179, 265 Baker, Michael 151 Baker, Pamela 117 Baker, sony 189 Balch, Darren 189 Balch, Teresa 55 Baldwin, Jerry 151 Ball, David 151 Student Index Ball, Linda 55 Ball, Sharla 151 Ballard, Julie 1 17. 401 Ballentine, Allen 189 Ballew, Alleen 189 Ballew, James 117 Balmonno, Shelly 151 Bamsch, Neil 189 Bamsch, Sharon 117 Band 270, 271, 272, 273 Yanks, Brett 189 Banner, James 151 Banner, Johnathan 189 Banner, Kendall 1 1 7 Banning, Kalllleen 55- Banowsky, Joe 151, 330 Banowsky, Micheal 55 Baran, David 151 Barallski, Carolyn 117 Baranski, Steven 8, 55, 79, 84, 387 Barber, Craig 189 Barber, Gary 151 Barber, Lisa 189 Barbossa, Pamela 189 Barcelo, Karen 189 Barcelona, Annette 117 Barclay, Barry 55 Baremore, Michael 151 Baremore, Sherri 189 Barenklav, Eric 55 Bartield, Mark 1 17, 297, 299 Barker, Lance 117 Barnes, Greg 117 Barnes, Jenny 151 Barnes, Karen 189, 345 Bames, Paul 113, 117, 319 Barnes, Shelly 151 Bametl, Becca 189 Bamhart, Sandra 56 Bamhill, Charles Barns, Karen 347 Baron, Paul 151 Barrineav, Donald 56, 411 Barrow, Micheal 117 Bartlett, Brad 370 Barton, Michelle 189 Barton, Teri 1 17 Barton, Tracey 189 Barlosh, Steve 56 Baseball 296, 297, 298, 299, 324, 325 Bass Fishing 376 Bastian, Teresa 1 17, 269 Bastow, Christopher 189 Bala, Yvette Batchelor, Lorraine 113, 1 17, 366 Batchelor, Stuart 151 Bates, Linda 1 17 Batey, Teri 151 Baltaglia, David 151 Batties, Charlotte 151 Battley, Lisa 189 Batls, Laurie 151 Bauer, Theresa 189 gaufus, Stacye 189 ay ey, Margaret 189 Bazan, Frank 56 Bazan, Victor 151 Beal, Gwendolyn Beal, Jaequelin Bean, Lorrie Beard, Greg 56, 1 11, 308, 440 Beardmole, Cynthia 56 Beardmore, David 189 Beardmore, Robbie 1 17, 370 Beaty, Ann 189 Beaty, Debra 56, 417 Beaty, Manha 189 Beauhien, Leslie 189 Beaver,,Liselte 56 . Beck, Kathy 189 Beck, Sandra 45, 56, 301, 302, 366 Bednarsky, Eric 189, 195 Bedner, Jeane 189 Beehe, Dolores 117, 366 Beebe, Sherry Begley, John 151 Behal, Todd 151, 386 Behrens, Cynthia 56 Bell, Barry 189 Bell, Jimmy 189 Bell, Mike 56 Bellah, James 1 17 Belton, Traci 189 Belton, William 117 Bement, Mark 56, 413 Bendit, Emily 189 Benditz, Dale 146, 151, 330 Benditz, Daniel 117, 386 Benet, Adria 151 Benet, Rose 151 Benfer, Judy 56 Benham, Barry 151 Benham, Michael 56 Benham, Terri 117, 412 Benson, Craig 151 Benson, Gregory 151 Benton, Cynthia 56, 104 Benton, lhrl 56 Bentz, James 1 17, 319 , 319 Benz, Karen 366 Bera, Danun 56 Bera, Derek 189 Berg, Tamara Berger, Brian 1 17 Berger, Greg 45, 56, 366 Bergeron, John 56 Bergman, Carla 151 Berkes, Laura 1 17 Beljles, Lisa 189 Berkley. Greg 14. 56 Berkley. Terra 152, 327 Berlin, Dana 117, 321 Berlin, Elizabeth 23, 56, 301 Bernacki, Robert 45, 56, 366 Bemardic, David 189 Berry-man, Sharon 56 Besa, Linda 117, 400 Besa, Patricia 56 Bessolo, David Bessolo, John 45, 57, 372, 373 Betsill. Thomas 57 Betty, Lisa 189 Biancolana, Ralph 189 Bias, Steven 152 Bicknell, Stuart 152 Biegler, Allison 152 Biggert, Cary 1 1 7 Biggcrt, Tony 57 Biggs, Mike 1 17 Binkley, Philip 117, 328 o at-yen., ss.-ry ss, 402 Boyle, Bt-im 118 Boyle, Sally 1 18 Boyle, sum 58 Bow. Wendy 152 Braaton. Rena 58 Braatz, Jeff Brace, M. 324 Brackett, Donald 58, 311 Bird, Paige 4, 31, 34, 57, 279, 280, 281 Bird, Tammy 323 Birdwell, Brad 45, 57 Birdwell, Steven 189 Bishop, Karen 190 Bishop, Todd 190 Black, Katherine 57, 411 Black, Ricky 152 Black, Stacy 152, 323 Black, Stephen 117, 308 Black. Vemon 1 17, 288 Blackburn, Bryan 152 Blackstone, Genevive 1 17 Blair, Terrie Bjair, Wesley 1 17 Blake, Mary Blake, Mary Celeste 57 Blake, Tom 57, 286 Blakesley, Nadine 152 Blanchard, Cynthia 117 Blanchard, Douglas 57 Blanchard, Margaret 1 17 Blankenship, Brett 152, 403 Blankenship, James 57 , Blanton, Reginald 1 1 7 Blasherg, Julie 190 Blavier, Stephen 152, 311, 330, 328 Blease, Terry 190 Bledsoe, Bruce 190 Blocher, Janine 1 17 Bloom, Sandra 190 Blookos, Andrea 1 17 Blunt, Greg 350 Blythe, Bobbi 1, 24, 117, 146, 316 Boado, Edward 57, 86 Boatman, Susanne 1 17 Boaz, Michael 51, 57, 297, 299 Bodenhcimer, Scott 1 18 Boettcher, Johnny Boehm, Brandon 190 Boeker, John 190 Boeker, Kenneth 152 Boeker, Kim 152 Bohannon, Tracey Boland, Tod 190 Bolch, Rhonda 190 Bolger, Sandra 58 Bolton, Tracy BOND, Ray 152 Bondurant, Michele 118, 366, 372, 378 umm.. Mary 190 Booty- James 152 Boran, Elizabeth 58 Boran, John 152 Bordwine, William 152 Borski, Jeffery 118 Bosco, John 190 Bosley, Gary 190 Bosley, Laura 152 Bottoms, Cynthia 190 Boudreaux. Rayrnoud 30, 46, 287, 31 1, 442 Boadreaux, Tyran 1 18 Boughton, at-if 152 Bounds, Donna 15, 118, 362 Bounds, Richard 190 Bowen, John 1 18, 402 Bowling 388, 389 Bowman, Jeffrey 118 Box, Kimberly 118' Boyce, David 190 Boyce, Deborah 58, 370 Boyd, Karen 58, 101 Boyer, Anne Boyer, Herbert Boyer, Jeffrey 152 Boystte. Elizabeth 190 Boyen, Mark 58 58, 286, Bradburn, Paige 190 Bradshaw, Gary 58 Bramlett, Barry 184. 190 Brandon, Joseph 1 1, 1 18 Brandon, Matt 190 Brandt, Charles Brandt, Scott 1 18 Branford, Alton 59 Branford, Clriek 59 Branford, Sheila 152 Brantley, Cynthia 152 Brasher, Robert 152 Brawn, Terri 153 Breeding, Amy 153 Breeding, Laurie 59, 275 Bresee, Edward 59 Bresee, Joseph 47, 190 Bresee, Robert 190 Breshears, Lisa 153 Brewer, Betsy 190 Brewer, Rebecca 153 Brewer, Richard 59 Brick, Marsha 59 Bridget. Elam 118 Brim, Richard 153, 311, 330 Brilldley, Charles 153 Briolat, Lisa 1 18, 366 Bristol, Mark 118, 319 Britton, Tommy 190 Brizmlara, Angela 190 Brizzolara, Cynthia 59 Broadbent, Debra 153 Brockett, John 190 Brooks, Harris 59 Brooks, Lelia 59 Brooks, Lisa 118 Brosky, Jay 153 Brosky, Jill 190 Brosky, Karen 22, 118, 266 Brous sard, Broussard , Broussard, Broussard Broussard, Broussard, 37 7 Broussard Bradley 190 Brian 190 Bruce 1 18 , Christoph 118 Denise 153 Kathleen 2, 118, 359, 366, Steven 1 91 Bmw-1, Anim 191 Bmw... um 118, 298, 299 Brown, Calvin 118, 410 Brown, Carol 153 Brown, Catlly 191 Brown, Cynthia 153 Brown, David Brown, David Brown, Diana 59 Brown, Judy 191 Brown, Kevin 84, 118, 286 Brown, Kirk 191 Brown, Kyle Brown, Laura 191 Brown, Lee Anne 118, 292, 308, 366 Brown, Lisa 59 Brown, Luther 59 Brown, Mark 191 Brown, Mike 191 Brown, Preston 191 Brown, Roy 191 Brown, Scott 118 Brown, Simon 191 Brown, Steve 153 Brown, Theresa 382 Brown, Tina 191 Bmwne, Susan 191 Broyles, Mark 191 Bnice, Michael 153, 332, 333 Bruch, Forrest 59, 107, 379 Bruch, Terri 153, 265 Brumtield, Jay 153 Brunner, Daniel 59, 402 Brunner, Sherry Brunot, Connie 118, 417 lhunson, Jack 59, 413 Brunson, James 118, 370 Brunson, Patty 191, 334 Bruskotter, Joseph 1 18 Brust, John 153 Brust, Paul 59, 107 Bryan, Debonh 118, 417 Bryan, Gaile Bryant, Patricia 1 18 Bryant, Stacey 191 Buahmad, Selvia 191 Buchanan, Steve 118 Buehler, Donna 191 Bullard, Jerry 153, 404, 405 Bullard, Leighton 1 18 Bullock Co 153 v fl' Bullock, Janet 2, 30, 33, 358 Bullock, Jimmy 59 Student Index 455 Coon Davis 56 Bullock. Keith 191 Bullock. Mark 191 Bulls. Faussie 1. 238. 359. 443 Bumgamer. Leigh I I8 Bunch. Ken 59 Bunch. Thomas 153 Buras. Darla' Burford. John 118 Burgess. John 59 tsurgin. Patrick 59 Burke. Brad 60 Burke. Brian 153. 266 Burke. Burke. ,Inhn 118. 319. 324. 325 Philip 118. 264. 267 Burnette. Carla 153. 315 Bums. Brian 153 Bums. Kerry I Ill. 265 Burriehter. Gretchen I 18 Burroughs. Tamara 60 Burroughs. Todd Burrow. Renee 191 Burton. Deborah 153 Burton. Roderick 183 Busch. Nancy 118. 4-01 Busyn. Kimberly 153. 272 Butler. Cindy 60 Butler. Gretchen I 18 Butler. Mary 191 Butler. Sandra 118. 315 Butts. Michael 119. 2811. 2119. 291 Butts. Ronald 191 Butts. Tom 60 Butts. Thomas Byers. Joel 153 Bymaster. Peppi 153 Bynum. Cynthia il. 11. 60. 365. 364 Bynum. Jody 191 Byrd. James 1 19. 3211 Byrd. Phillip 191 Byme. Rebecca I 19 Byrnes. Nancy I I9 Cabaniss. Craig 191 Cabaniss. Deborah 45. 60. 366 Cabaniss. Thomas 191 Cat-lena. Tammy 191 Cadena. Thomas 191 Cahill. Amy 119. 122 Cahill. Colleen 60 Cahill. Molly 153 Cain. Ann 60 Caine. Kathleen 119. 265 Casey. Charles . Casey. Kimberly 119 Casey. John 192 Cash. Deborah 192 Casper. Wendy 192 tktsserly. Carl 61. I 11 Cassidy. Caroline I 19. 335 Castillo. Alma 61 Casto. Robert 153 Cathey.John 192 Catmull. Kenneth 153 Catturin. Mark 153 Cavich. Ricky 119 Chambers. Connie 119. 272 Chan. Robin 153. 265 Chandler. Jason 153 Chandler. Tanya I 19 Chapman. Alan 153. 330 Chapman. David 119 Chapman. Heather 192 Chappell. Catherine 192 Chappell ttt. Hiram 61. 37:1 titmppette. susan 153 Charley. Carolyn 192. 345 Chatterton. Micheal l 19 Chavez. franees 154. 265. 26711 Chavez. Gary 61 Chebret. Louis 61. 264 Cheerleaders 2110. 281. 316. 334. 335. 336 Chelslon. Chris 154- Chelston. Thomas 61 Cherry. Glynda 192 Cherry. Tricia 62. 265 Chess 32 1 Cbesterman. Kacen 154 Chesterman. Keith 62 Cole. Tammie 154 Coleman. Linda 154 Coleman. Robert 192. 403 Coles. James 193 Coles. Michael 120 Collins. Jr.. Donald 31. 35. 4- 365. 366. 367. 3112 Collins. Robert 193 Collins. Tina 120. 405 Collins. W.-...ty 2. 45. 63. Colon. Christoph 45. 366. 372. 373 Colon. John 154 Colton. Christopher 64 Colvard. Stephanie 193 Colvard. Tara 154 Comeaux. Lisa 63 Comeaux. Nancy 154 Comeaux. Wayne 63 Compean. lrlna 63. 264 Cone. Jane 193 Cone. Stephen 120. 14-3. 2911. Conly. Mnrinnia 63 Conn. Diane 64 Connell. Connie 120. 412 lkmnolly. 1,111.15 64 Connolly. Miehael 120 Connolly. Robert 193 Connor. Alison 193 Connor. Henry 193 299 Connor. John 64. 110. 286. 366 Conrad. Charles Conrad. Elizabeth 154 Construction Trade 407 Conti. Georgina 154 Conti. Louie 193 ommi.. Stephen 185. 193 Conway. Karen 120. 410 Childers. Kelly 154. 405 Childers. Tamera 192 Chitwood. Kathleen 192 Choi. Sung 62 Choi. Yae 154 Choir 264. 265. 266. 267 Chouinard. Lisa 154 Chnuinard. Monica 62 Chrisman. Vickie 192 Christensen. Deborah 192 Christian. Susan 192 Christie. Kenneth 192 Christmann. Ruth I 14 Christopher. Stacey 154 Christy. Kimberly 192 Conway. Jeffery 120. 319 Conway. Vicky 154 Conyers. William 193 Cook. Curtis 155 Cook. Jeffrey 120. 362. 363 Cook. Jim 120 Cook. Joe Cook. John 193 Cook. Kenneth 120 Cook. Mark 107 Cook. Melissa 64. 4-08. 409 Cook. Ross 193 Cooley. John 120 lholey. Robert e Scott120 318.319 thin. Mary 60 Ca1dwe11.JmIi 119 Caldwell. Patti 191 Caldwell. Peggy 191 Cale. Brett 153 Callas. Anthony Calva. Ouenlin 191 Camp. Phillip 119 Campbell. Albertina 153 Campbell. Deborah 191 Campbell. Jeanne 222 Campbell. Marcia 153 Campbell. R011 15. 60. 286 Campbell. Ronald 191 Campbell. Stuart 119. 366 Campbell. Susan 153 Campbell. Tracey 191 Campion. Mary I 19. 264. 366 tkzmpion. Victoria 153 Campos. Denise 191 Canal. Robert 60 Canet. Debra 119 tmnmt. Craig 119 Cannon. Sherri 60 Cantrell. Denise 119 Cantrell. Mitchell 60 Cantrell. Scott 153 Capps. Belinda 191 tlarhart. Rebekah tztmmtt-y. B..1.hy 1 19. 413 Cieack. John 62. 89. 296. 297. 299. 442 Cicero. Paul 119 Clapp. Judi 154. 265 Clare. Debbie 63 Clare. Deborah clam, 'rm-y 154 Clark. Bethany 62. 107 Clark. Chris l 19. 394. 395 Clark. Danny 62 Clark. Gary 154 Clark. Greg I I9 Clark. Jeff 154 Clark. John 154. 333 Clark. Jon 154 Clark. Kenneth 119 ct...-k. Kimberly 62. 265 Clark. Michael 62. 415 Clark. Susan 192 Clarke. Brenda 45. 62. 264 Claunch. Donald 154. 173 Clay. Debra 154 Clayton. William 119 Cleekler. Janece 62. 393. 394 Clegg. Judith Clements. Cathy 45. 63. I1 1. 365 Clement. Jennifer 45. 63. 264. 366 Clements. William 192 Clemons. Keith 154 Cooleyyi Valerie 155 Coon. Elimbelh 193 Cooper. Dennis Cooper. Gregg 402 u...per.'rerfa 193 Cope. Virginia 193 Copeland. Barry 51. 64 Copun. Robert 120 Corbell. Roben 155 Corcoran. Michall 193 Corcoran. Roy 120. 366. 372. Cordry. Mark 120. 409 Comell. Phil 155. 311. 330 Comish. Byron 64. 407. 440 Comish. Rhonda 413 Correla. Frank I20 Corrirk. Kimerly 193 Cliiby. Dawn 120 c...m.-mtogy 416. 417 Carson. Lynn 155 Corson. Michelle 64. 4-36 Corum. Stephen Cosby. Susan Couch. Boyd Cougot. Donna 64. 411 Coumey. Denise 155 Court. Kimberly 155 Courville. Sharon 193 Cnurville. William 4:..r1.-y.T.mi 191 Car1ess.Jaequl'line 191 tart.-y. Tracey 60. 205. :171 Carmichael. Angela 191 tarollo. Dane 153 11...-p.-nt.-f. tzimty Carpenter. Darrell 60 carp.-nn.-.-. David 119 Carpenter. Donna 60. 274. 275 Carr. Barbara 191 t'1-trr. Dan 191 Carr. John 61 t.arr. Matthew 153. 3011. 321 Curr. Sheldon 153 t arr-away. Buddy 191 Larraway. Theresa l'arnl1l.Char1es 119. 395 larrolte. Joanne l9I t'arr11bha. Laura 191 Larson. Chris 365 1 arson. Miehaell 43. 45. 61. 110. 366 Carter. Stephanie 61 4 arts-r. Kimberly 153 h1rtwrigh1.tZamIy11 ot lartwrighl. john 15:1 Larver. 'Vlike 191 tary. iusan 2. 54. 61 . 358 I ttryer. Vlirhael 4 an-v-r. it.-phanir 1511 1 11-4-. Karen 61 Student Index Clepper. Mary 192 Cleveland. Kathryn 192 Cleveland. Elise 2. 46. 63. 359 Clifton. Clint 154. 403 Cline. Barry 192 69. 93. 357. Cline. Lamont 2. I 1. 16. 30. 31. 34. 40. 41.63. 2711. 291. 298. 3 Cline. Mart. ll. 119.286, 3 cum. Wy...-nf 192 Clower. omg.-r 154 1110...-r. cw.-n.1..1y.. 0:1 tkvats.t1aroIyn 63 59. 299 19 Cobb. .Edwin 30. 31. 35. 63. 260. 270. 365. 438 Cobb. Danny 192 tbchran. Elizabeth 154 Coehener. Nada 63 Coehener. Susan 192 Cody. David 119. 319. 324 the-rt-h. Randy 120 Cofer. Roxan 154 Coffey. Jeff 120 Coffey. Joan 154. 315 Coffey. John I20. 403 Coffey. Gregg 192 thffey. Kathleen 63 Coker. Tara 154 ml.-. tp.-...my 102 1101... Nmry as .Cox Covert. Ginnie 120. 264. 267. 379 Cowand. Erik 193 Cowden. Carole I20 Cowden. David 120 Cowe Cox. n. Karen 155. 265 . Bruce I20 Bruce 64. 41 I Cox. John 155 Cox. Laura 65. 372 Cox. Mark Uozad. Andrea I20 Cozad. Vickey 1. .rabt Crabt ree. Frank 155 ree. Kelly 193 t.rafl. Melissa 155 Craft. Melody 193 Craig. lbtrrie 155 Craig. Clifford 65. I I 1. 2116 Cram Cram Cram er. Melanie 155 er. Nannette 65 er. Naam-tte Cramer. Teri 193 Crane. Thomas 120 Crane. Vvonne 120 Craven. Darrell I20 1...v.-n. 0.1.-1.1.1 120 Crawford. Benjamin 103 tzrawrnrft. Jeffery ws tzrawr...-.1. Mm.. 1:..wr.m1. sm... 120 373 Creighton. Thomas 120 Crmapy. Scott 193 1 Crt-spy. Timothy 155 Crider. Joyce 65. 4-1 I Critler. Timothy 155 Crofford. Gary 65 Croner. Alison 65 Crook. Michael 155 Cross. John 155 Cross. Jon 65. 66 Cross. Lauri 65. 292 Cross. Scott 65 Cross Country 312 Cmssman. Kendall 65. 106. 356 165 Croul. Laura 65 Crowe. Brett 155 Crowe. Chris 103 Crowe. Jesse 65 Croye. Mark 155. 170 1:1-.m.pi.m. Noel Cuellar. Alltanda 65 Culp. Stephen 155. 403 Culp. William 65 Culver. Brian 120 Cumming. Cheryl I20 Cunningham. Christi 193 Cunningham. Frank 155 Cunningham. Jerry I20 Currie. Cameron 121 curry. vat.-ri. as Curtin. tieoffery 121. 366 Curtin. James 155. 333 CV AE Coop. 413 Dabney. Kenneth 193 Dabney. Molly 155 Dailey. Linda 127 Dalton. Lori 65 Dalynnple. Kathy 193 Dame. Michael 121 Damstra. Lynn 193 Danforth. Carol 155 Danfonh. Cheryl Daniel. Albert 193 Daniel. Barbara 193 Daniel. Lee 65 Daniel. Ronda 271 Daniels. Jacquelin 155 Daniels. John Daniels. Sandy 193 Daniela. Sonja 193 Dann. Keith 9. 65 ' Darnell Jac1ene155 265 Darte Darland. Jennifer 65. 41 1 z. Diane 45. 5. 264. 366 Daugherty. Diane 193 Dauzart. Rita 411 Davenport. Robin 193 nnvid. Kelty 193 David. Kevin 155 David. Rachel 121 Davies. Shelli 193 Davila. Daltiel Davila. Ella Davis Davis . Bennie . Beverly 121. 366 Davin. Celeste 194 Davis. Cindy 66. 155. 266 Davis. Cynthia 66 Davis. Craig 121 Davis. Deidre 194 Davis. Erin 155 Davis. Jena 194. 347 Davin. Joseph 1. 66. 415 Davis. Leah 121 Davis. Lee 156. 266. 330. 324 Davis. Louis 156 Davis. Lynn 66. 265 Davis. Mary 45. 66 Davis. Michael 194 Davis. Roberta 194 . Shanon 66. 417 Davis. Trudy 66 ima.. Wayne on Davis. William Daw. Angie 121. 265. 400. 4 Dawart. Rita 121 Dawdy. Armando 121 Dawson. David 41 1 Dawson. Denise 156 Dawson. Terry 156 Day. Judy 194 my. Mart. 150 Day. Priscilla on Day.-. 121...-11. 66 Dayila. Ella 66 Dayney. Seolt 194 Dean. Steven 413 DeBlanc. ,lulee 24. 121. 316 Deblanc. Paul 66 Deblanc. Pierre 149. 156 Delloisblane. Richard 156 DECA 396. 397 DeCe11. Dwain 156 Dedelte. Leslie 194 0.-jam.-11.15.-,...ry 1114 Dlehanly. Jerry 66 Delaney. Daniel 194 Delaney. David 156 Delatorre. tam 156 llelalorre. Ronnie 66 0 Dionne 115. 121. 365 121 194 156. 182. 266. 386. 328 156 194 112. 121 156 Derltam Derlngton Derrick julie Derrick Roln-r1 Derrington I hnstine 121 Derthiek David 121 Dexmet. Kathleen 194 De!'iola. Laura 194 Desola. Linda 28. 156. 377 Dethlo11'. Terri 121 Earl. llohbi 121 Easley. Sheila 265 East. Antonia 156 Eas1.Gray 195 Ebel. Maxine 121 Ebeling. Molly 121. 438 Ebelt. George 195 Ebelt. Walter 156 Eberle. William 195 Ebner. Renee 68 Eekerman. Troy 156 Eekert. Billy 68 Eckert. Thomas 156 Eddy. Ang.-I.. 151. Eden. ,lames Edenlield. Mark 68. 94. 264. 267 Edenlield. Srott 156 Edgar. Richard 156 Edge. Edie 195 Edge. Melinda 195 Etlge. Terri 52. 64. 68 Edge. Troy Edwartl. Albert 121. 319 Edwards. Ceril 156 Edwards. Christopher 156 Fanning. Christopher 157 Fanning. Riebard 157 Fanning. Robert 122 Farkasofsky. Christopher 157 Farkasofsky. Riehard 196 Farkasolsky. Sharon 69 Furl.-y. us.-in 122 raft.-y. Andrew no Farley. Craig 69 Farley. Kathleen 196 Farley. Vliehael 69. 41 1 Far1ey.S1i-phen 122 r..rm..r.1x.-1.y 122 Farmer. Sheri 122 Farmer. William 69. 365. 378 Farrell. Albert 196 Farrell. Donna 122 Farrell. Gr.-gdry 59. 41 I Farrell. Lisa 157. 167. 305 Farrell. Robert 196 Fau. Joann 196 Faulk. Ronnie 157.330 Faulk ner. Charles 69. 297. 299 Faulkner. James 196 Faulkner. Leslie 196 Frank. Charles Frank. David 122. 402 Franklin. Todd 70. 371 Fratangelo. joseph 70 Fratangelo. Timothy 196 Frazier. Callan 158 Freeman. Danny 158 French 378 Frey. John 122 Frey. Thomas 22. 70 Frey. Timothy 196 Fries. John 196 Frisbee. joe 122 Frisbee. ,lohn 196 Frisbee. Warren 58. 70 Frisina. Lisa 158 Froalin. Star-y 158 Frost. Allison 122 Frugoni. Doranne 196 Frugoni. Lorinda Fry. Sonia 158 Fryar. jeffrey 196 FTA 383 Fulton. Sherri 158 Furley. Andrew 158 Dethloff. Wayne 67 Detil1i0. Michelle 156 Detillio. Richard 15. 121. 319 Detloff. Karen 194 Devine. Colleen 2. 50. 63. 67. 359 Devine. Karen 121 Devine. Susan 194 Devore. Danny 194 Dewree. Bahetle 67. 384 Dewree. jane 156 Dhonau. Craig 67 Diaz. Mitchell 28. 67. 108. 387. 446 Dick. Debbie 121. 301. 307. 365. 366 :Dick. Stacy 194. 340 Dickey. Bobbie 156. 410 Dickie. Anthony 67 Dierksen. Dwain 156 Dimiceli. Thomas 67 Dingle. Casey 156. 330. 328 Dingle. Teresa 67 3 Dinkham. jeffrey 67 , Dixon. Cindy 194 Dixon. Keith 194 Dixon. Kelly 121 3 Dodd. David 121 Dodson. Drew Doepke. Kathryn 8. 67 Doepke. Patricia 121 Doerksen. Lisa 121 Doerksen. Sharon 194 Donaldson. Hiyasmin 156. 393. 394 Dorst. Bart 194 Domt. Rob 156 Doss. Lori Doughtie. Julia 156 Doughtie, Michael 1.56 Doughlte. Greg Dours. Heather 194 Dowdle. Sheryl 67 Dowdle. Sheryl 156. 330 Dowell. Phillip Dowling. Rickey 156, 330 Dowling. Timothy 156. 330 Downey. Carol 68. 400 Downey. Robert 121. 379 Downham. William 121. 379 Doyle. Gary 68 Doyle. Kevin Doyle. Theresa 194 Doyle. William Drake. Tamara 194. 216 Drama 262. 263 Drill Team 274. 275. 276. 277 Drown. Keith 121 Drown. Leslie 194 Drozt. R obert Drugouieh. Robert 156 Dmmmond. David 194 Dubard. Derek 194 Dudley. Barbara 67. 68 Dudley. David 156. 4-03 Dudley. Larry 194 Duggan. Theresa 113. 121 Duin. Russell 194 Duke. ,Ianene 68 Duke. ,lennifer 194 Duke. Marr 121. 382 Dumesnil. Lisa 68. 361 Edwards. Deborah 156 Edwards. Howard 157 Edwards. Lawrenre 157. 398 Edwards. Roger 157. 403 Edwards. Sheryl 68. 1 10. 308 Egner. Paul 68. 1 10. 308 Egncr. Tom 121 Ehrhanlt. Duane 64. 68. 286. 309. 3 Ehrhardt. Laura 195 Ehrlich. Denise 68 Eibell. Mark 1:11.nd. ddlhody 195 1:11.-n. in-ad... Elam. R...d 151 Elder. Daniel 157.330 Elder. John 121.319 Elder. vafafi. 195 1:1d.-f. st.-V.-.. 195 Eldridge. caryn 121 Elias. Elias. Tammy 195 Thomas 121 tznsay.-rr. 1.11. 157 Elisayeff. Maya 195 Elledge. Roland Elliot. jennifer 195 Elliott. Karls 195 Elliott . Rhonda 157. 268 Elliott. Tammy Ellis. Kevin 114. 122. 370. 403 Ellis. Timmy 122 Ellison. Leigh 195 Ellridge. Roland 157 Elmore. Wayne 68 Elnter. Carrie 68 Elster. Sharon 68 Ely. Susan 122 Endtrighl. Paul 105 Engelhanlt. David na England. Roy 195 English. Lisa 45. 68 English. Rita 195 Ensign. cymmn as Epps. Epps. Eves- David 68. 88. 262. 362 Mark 195 S.-on 157 Edmdt. Kimerly am.-.1. Fred 122 Erp. S Erugo teven 195 ni. Lorinda 157 Erwin. lloyee 68. 262. 263. 264. 266 Escott. Cynthia Esquivel. Terese 157 Est.-s. Estrae Essex. Essex. Est es. Angela 195 la. Rita 122 Anne 157 Paul 58. 69 Stephen 69 Eurtado. Susan 122 Evans. lirian Evans. johnny Evans. Les 122 Evans. Mark 157 Em... mdpt. 195 Evans. Raymond 57. 69. 286 Evans. Rirhard 157. 387 Evans. Everet Everin Ronald 157 1.-. Kvny 157 gt..-I.. ,lill 122 Faulkner. Tammy 157 Faust. Randall 69 Faust. Travis 196 FBLA 375 Fedt. David Feflt. Steven 196 Feliee. Dara 196 Feliridario. Martin 196 Felteh. Susan 146. 157. 162. 270. 271. 365. 378 Fenn. Leslie Feramosea. Lori 157 Ferguson. Charlotte 196 Ferguson. Linda 122. 265. 366 Ferreira. Carmen 157 Ferlig. Chris 157 Fetzer. Anne 157 Fetzer. Barbara 157 Fetzer. Robert 69 FFA 404. 405 FHA 392. 393 Files. Brian 196 Fineher. Annette 69. 382. 385 Fins-her. Kelly 196 Finegan. John 69 Finegan. joseph 122 Finnegan. Daniel 196 Finnegan. Kelley 122 Finuf. Kenneth 157 Finuf. Thomas 196 Fiorella. Melanie 122. 417 Fishhack. Carlton 157 Fisher. David 122. 321. 324 Fisher. Jeff 157 Fisher. Jeffery Fisher. John 122 Fisk. Andrew 196 Fisk. Suzanne 122 Fitzgerald. Pamela 196 Fitzpatrick. Mark 196 Fitzsimons. Kelly 157 Fitzsimons. Kryste 196 Flag Corps 269 Flake. Alan 157. 330. 324 Flannery.1.isa 157 Fleisehhauer. Allen 157 Fleming. Julianne 122 Fletcher. Constance 157 Fliekinger. Tanya 69 Flock. Laura Flock. Linda Floyd. Melissa 196 Flynn. Goleen 196 Folley. Doug Folsom. Stephen 157. 330 Folsom. Susan 70 Football 284. 285. 286. 287. 318. 319. 330. 331. 338. 344. 350 Foree. Donna 196 Ford. Gene 157 Ford. George 196 Ford. john 196 Ford. Kelli 122 Fore. Andrew 50. 60. 70. 286 Forehand. Kelly 15. 70. 86. 387 Forehand. Rhonda 157 Foreman. Christoph 122. 406 Fortnum. James 70. 387 rum.. Kathryn 1511 Ftllton. Robert 70 Furtado. Laurel 45. 70. 366. 41 Furtado. Susan Fusilier. Gregory 51. 70 Galtel. Karl 122 Gabel. Peter 70 Gare. Walter 403 Gaddie. lieth 184 Gadtlie. Brian , Gage. Laura 70. 400 Gage. Susan 70 Gag.-. Timothy Gagliardi. Angelo Gale. Stephanie 122 Gallagher. Geraldine 345 Gallagher. Kelly 122. 315 Gallatin. ,loey Gallatin. John Gallier. Michael 158. 330 Galiuan. Monica Gamez. Liliana 197 Ganeline. Stephen 122. 402 Gandin. ,1e1'1'197 Gantt. Rita 118. 122 Gareia. Alexander 36. 70 Garria. Edward 122 Garcie. Gerard 158 Garcia. James 197 Garcia. ,loe 122. 407 Garcia. Martha 158 Gareia. Sylvia 123 Garcia. Tony 70 Garslner. David 197 Gardner. Elizabeth 45. 71. 366 Gardner. Kyle 158 Garrand. Sandy 197 Garrard. Susie 123 Garrett. Patricia 123. 265. 267 Garrett. Tanya 197 Garrirk. Brewer 197 Garrison. Cheryl 197 Garrison. ,Ieri 158. 324 Gary. Mirhael 71. 409 Garza. Jeanette 197 Garza. Yvonne 158. 181 Gaubert. Craig 158. 321 Gautier. Julie 1. 2. 45. 57. 71. 366. 378. 419. 447 Gautier. Todd 197 Gebron. Aaron 197 Geistweidt. Brent 197 Gentry. Craig 123. 394. 395 Geoea. Kim 158. 373 15.51.-. David 71 George. Michelle 123 George. Sherry 55. 71. 387 Geraughty. john 197 Gerber. Laurie 197 Gerber. Pamela 158 German 379 Germany. julie 197 7 109. 359 Germenis. Stephanie 4. 71. 400. 401 Gerrans. Jeffrey 197 Gerrans. Susan 158 Gerrard. Carol Dunran. Karen 156 Dunlap. Angela 156 Dunn. Anehalee 156 Dunn. Michael 18. 194 Dunn. Miles 194 Durett. jttdilh 156 llurnell. Brian 121. 402 Dumell. Laura 194 Duroeher. ,Iulie 194 Dutertre. David 121. 403 Datum. Rhonda I94 Duval. Susan 1. 2.41 .45. 48.68. 91. 359. 366. 445 Duval. Veronica 26. 112. 113. 121. 127. 283. 305. 366 nw.. muy 194 Dymtiynthia 121.417 nyt... sd..-.y wr. Everette. Kclly 157 Everts. james 157 Ewald. Hamid 122 Ewald. Patti 69. 400. 401 Ewing. Jeff 157 Ezell. Andrew 196 Faharher. Karen 157 Fahergas. Thomas 157. 387 Fagala. Marei 196 Fagan. John 157 Fagan. Mark 69 Fagan. shura 195 Fahay. Angela 157 Fainter. William 157 Faltysek. Gina 106 Fana1T. Beth 196 Fam..st.p1.....i. 122.265 Fortnum. Rebeera 196 Foster. Dan 122. 402 Foster. ,lames 157. 1130. 333 Foster. Fo-ner. Foster. Patrick 157 Starr 158 Suzanne 45. 70. 264. 363. 366 Fowler. Erie 158. 266 Fox. Elizabeth 70. 361. 41 I Fox. ,Iohn 70 Fox. Lynn 15. 122. 292. 315. 366 Fox. Robert Fox. Shelley 45. 70. 366 Foxx. Brian 158. 297. 299. 332. 333 Foxx. Reber-ea 70 Fradin. Stacey Fra in. Mary 1196 Framel. Steven 158 Frane1t.Chip 120. 318. 319. 370. 371 Gerstenberg. David 71 Gettle. Sandra 71. 411 Gialamas. Nanry 1 19. 123 Gibbons. Drell 158 Gibbons. Mark 197 Gibbs. james 71. 310. 311 Gibbs. Shawn Gibson. Henry 119. 123. 413 Gibson. Teresa 119. 123. 412 Gibson. Victoria 123 Giles. Crrilitl Giles. Doug Gi1es.1.1sa 158 Gilleland. Eliuibeth 197 Gillespie. Stephanie 123 1Ql1ette. john 184. 197 tDi1lis.Gregnry 195. 197 Gillis. Je1Trey j23. 366 Giovannangelo. 1...-.dd 107 Student Index 457 Giovannelli. John 197 Gist. Gregory 71 Gleason. Karen 158 Glover. ,Ianice 123. 366 Goddard, Paula 71 Godwin. Connie 123 Godwin. Don 158 Goerrel. Brenda 197 Goe er. Donald 123. 382 Goethe. jeffrey 123 Goings. jayne 71 Golasinski. Doyle 45. 71. 286. 366 Golf 308 Goid, David 158 Goldsmith, Diana 71 Goldsmith. W. T. 197 Goldstrm. Kristin 71 Goldwater. Laura 197 Gomez. Carmella 2. 33. 158. 258 Gomez, julie 71 Gonzales, Adrianna 158 Gonzalez. Christopher 197 Gonurles. Femando 197 Gonzalez. Geolirey 123 Gonzales. Marie 72. 300, 301 annul... R-nrtnpr. 123 Gonules. Violeta 123. 366, 382 Hendrix. Ki Goodfello Goodman. David 123 Goodman, James 72. 382 Goodman. John 158 Goodman. Margie 158. 382 Goodman. Thomas 72. 264. 266 Goodrich, Kelle Goodwin. Debra 158 Goodwin. ,leri Goodwin. Winston 72 Gordin. Melanie 72. 41 1 Gordon. Gregory 123 Gordon. Margaret Gorman. Nancy 158 Gorman. Richard 45. 91. 1 11. 288. Goode. jeffrey 22. 72 w. Dawna 366 Goss. Karl 72. 372. 373 Gotliboski. Thomas 123 Gould. David 158 Gould. Thad Gower. john 123 Graham. Cynthia Graham, Mike Grammer. Mark 72 Grammer. Melanie 72. 416. 417 Grand. Kenda 195 Granier. Ellen 72 Granier, Ellen Granier. Michael 158 Grant. Bradford 123 Grantom, Kelly Graphman. Mark 248 Chevyrr 123 Grappi. Grappi, Donna 72, 417' Grappi, Laura Rhonda 158 Grappi. . Graves. Phillip 123. 402 Graves. Todd 158. 330 'Gray. John 158 Gray. Michele 195 Gray. Preston Gray. Scott 123 Gray. Tracy 123. 365 Grayson, Malinda Graijan. john 123. 4-13 Greeker. Karen 45, 72. 366 Green. Carl 321. 370 Green, Cathryn 158 Green. Deanie Green. Johnny 4-02 Green. Lori 123, 416 Green. Lvnda Green, Mark 4-5. 72. 366. 382 Green. Michael Green. Pen'y Green, Tracie 158 Greene. Billy Greene. .lerri 123 Greene. Mark 123. 411 Greene. Michael 72 Greenhill. Janet Greenmarr. Gregory 158 Grepp, Victoria 123 Greshanr. Lisa 158 Gressett, Michele Griesedieclt. Paul 158 Griflin. Angela C. 124, 365 Grifiin. Charla Dana Griflin. Griflin, Jacqtrelin 158, 266 Griffin. John 72. 80, 286 Grillin, Lisa Griflith. Deanne Griffith. Dcbomh 72 Griggs. Steven Grimma, Elizabeth 124 Grimes. Gordon 159. 324 Grimes, Jeffrey 159 Grimma. John Grindstaff. Richard 124 Grinstead. Edward 124, 143 Grivas. Christine Gr-ivas. Elizabeth 120 458 Student Index 308. Gri vet. Troy 159 Gmening. Robert 159 Gromena. Cynthia Gromena, Karen 124 Grondahl. Gena Grover. Clay Grover. David 72. 94. I1 1 Gmwcg. john 45. 72. 372. 37 Grube. David Gruhe. Richard 124. 413 Gubser. Pamela Guice. Robert 159. 330 Guillory, Rebecca 159 Guillory. Rebecca 159 Guillory. Ronald 124- Gum. Harold Gurney. Denise Gustafson. Keri 72. 84 Gustafson. Tracey 124 Guy. Sherry 72 Guyton. Lou Guz. Brian Guzman, Kimberley Guzzetta. Lisa 72 W Gwin, Jeffrey 159 Haag. Mike 124 Haak. Richard Habbs. Kelly 159 Habinak. Ann 159 Habinak, Karen 72, 265 Hadwin. james 159 Haenelt. Palsy 159 Haenell. Robert 124- Hagen. Scott 72. 288. 370 Hahn. Laura 45. 73. 366. 372 Hahneman, Christine 159 Haire, Tamela 198 Hakimi. Dehnad 73 Hale. Cynthia 198 Hale. Gary 198 Hale, Gregory 124, 366 Hale. Machele 73 Hale. Robin 73 Hale. Sharon 124 Hall . Debra 73 Hall. Donita 73 Hall. Eric 45. 61. 73. 366 Hall. Gregg 160 Hall. Mark 4-5. 73. 366 Hallheck. Timothy 159 Halley. Wendall 159 Hallor-an. Kathe 73 Halloran. Susan 159 Hamilton, Jack 124 Hammack. Sloane 124 Hammer. Brenda 73 Hammer, Lisa 73 8. 414. 4-15 Hammerbacher. Susan 45. 73. 366 Hampton. Randal 199 Hand. Denise 124. 264 Hand, Lynore 199 Handsel. Arthur 9. 73. 44-0 Hanigan. Bemadett 73 Hanigan. Gre o 124 Hart. John 124 Hart. Mike 160. 330 Hartman. Karen 74 Hartsock. Denise 160. 266 Harvey. Damon 199 Hassett. Brian 199 Hassett. Greg 74 Hassler. Douglas 124 Hassler. Russell 160 Hastin s Gre 124 Hatchelll. Tergsa 160 Hatlield, Melissa 160. 316 Hatlield. Rodney Hatlcr. Keith 74. 394. 395 Haude. Dale 160 Haude. Carry 125 Haughland. Kay 160 Haugland. Kerri 123. 412 Hauser. Robb 199 Hauser. Valerie 160 Hauser. Wick 160 Hauslein. Richard 125 Hauslein. Ruth 160 Hausman n. Deborah 199 Havard. Richard Haven. Guv 199 0 an..-n. Joe 125 Hawkins. nnnnn 125, 401 u..wr.an.,Jn.epn rzs Hawkins. Leasa 160 Hawkins, Let' 199 Hawkins. Linda Hawkins. Ten-sa 74 Hawkins. Tracy 74. 285. 286 Hayes. Don na Hayes. Greg 74 Hayes. Patricia 74 anyfnnn. Jenner.. Hayes. Betty 125 Hays. ,lohn 199 Head. Michael Head. Michele 74 Heathlield. John 199 Heathlield, Thomas 125 Hebert. Maxinc 125 HECE 41 l Heck. Veronica 125. 370 Heffeman. Michael 125 Hefferman. Stanley 160 Heggy. Jam ie Heinz. Patricia 160 Heisey. Mary 160 Hembree. Kathy 74 Hemphill. Sharon 125. 366. 372. 382 Elizabeth 45. 74-. 265. 366 Henderson. Denisa 199 Henderson. Henderson. Jamie 199 Henderson. Laurie 199. 345 Henderson. Mable 199 Henderson. Miki- 75 Henderson. Scott 200 Hendrickson. Joni 200 Hendrickson. Stcven 45. 52. 75. 366 Hendrix. Dt-anna 75 mlrerly 125. 322. 323. 366 Hanlon, Hanlon. Hanlon, 8 'Y Hanigan, James Brian 73. 379. 446 Heather 159. 279. 312. 315 Mary 199 Hanlon. Tim 73 Hanna. David 124 Hanner. Hanson. Hanson. Hanson. Rhonda 124 Dena 124 Kirk 74 Krista 199 Harbuck. Donna 194 Harding, Hardy Pamela 124- vtd 124 . Da ' Hardy. Mary 124 Hardy. N aney 159 Hargett. ,lay Hargis. Terrance 159 Hargrave. Lynda 124 . 370. 371 Hargrove. Lea Ann 124 Harlow. jeffrey 159. 304- Hanns, Nancy 123. 124. 362. 363 Harper, Alex 159 Harper. Ben 159 Harper. julie 124 Harper. Robert 19. 199 Harper. Scott 45, 74, 366 Harper, Sheri 124 265 26 . - . 7 Harper, Steven 159. 306 Harrigan. Tammy 199 Harrigan. Timothy 159 Harrington. Hester Han'ington. Lynn 74. 386 Harris. Bobby 99 Harris. Brigitte 74 Harris. Cathy 199 Harris. Darwin 195. 199 Harris Deborah 199 Harris: jim 159 Harris. Karen 160, 326. 327 Harris. Paula 199 Harris, Steven 124 Harris, Tanya 124. 384. 4-06 Hanod, Sherri 199. 34-1 Harrod. Terri 160, 315. 323 Harry, Lori 124 Harsett. ,lay 160 Henley. Nigel 200. 380 Henry. Cheri 75 , Henry. Karlene 125. 315 Henry. Kathy 125. 382. 412 Herbert. David 199 Hernandez. David 75. 297. 299 Hemarrdez. Denise 160 Hero CVAE 4-10 Herren. Jeffrey 160 Herrera. l.ut'rt-cia 125. 401 Herrick. Kay 160 Herrick. Robert 370. 371 Herritage. Bradley 125. 372. 373. 402 Herritagc, Brent 160 Heraig. Thomas 75 Herzog, Byron 75 Herzog. Michelle 160. 4-12 Hepinstall. Katherine 206 Hess. Kemberly 200 Herrschling. Susan 160 Hewelt. Tyanne 125 Hewitt, Jeff 75. 406 Hewlett. Laurie 151. 160. 271. 273. 275 Hewlett. Lynn 125 Heywood. Kathryn 125 Heywood. Lorraine 200. 336 Hibdon. Danyl 200 Hick. Scott 160 Hickman. David 160 Hickman. Donald Hickman, Dwayne 200 Hicks, Brenda 75 Hicks. Debomh 160 Hicks. Kristel 160. 173 Hicks. Tracy 75 Hickson. Eddie 160 Hidler, james 160 Hidler. Veryl 123. 125. 263. 366 Hiemnymus. Tammy 75 Hieh. Dante 125 H igdon, H iggins. Susan 160 Alan 160 Higgins. anna., 125 Higgins, Brian 125 Higgins. Jane 200 Higgins. Ricky 125 Hildebrandt. Danny 125 Hildebrandt. Janette 45. 75. 264. 265. 267. 366. 332 Hildebrandt. Marialire 125. 264. 265 366 Hildebrandt. Ra-nee 160 ' Hildebrandt. Terrv 200 Hill. Deanna 125 Hill. Dianna 125 Hill. Elizabeth 125 Hill. jackie 75 Hill. Julie 125. 322. 323 Hin. Lynn 200 Hill. Scott Hill. Shannon 125 Hill. Stephen 75. 76. 286 Hill. Stephen 200 t-nn. Timothy mo Hiller. Paula 45. 75. 366. 393. 394 Hillyer. Richard 200 Hilton. Robert 125 Hinchman. Carolyn 200 Hinchman. Sara 125. 366 Hines. Holly 160 Hines. Randy Hinesely. Derek 160 Hinkel. Harold 75 Hinklc. Tammy 125 Hirsehm. Les 125. 288. 289 Harsche. Peni 160 Hinson. Claudia 76 Hissey. ,Ioan 160. 315 Hitt. Kenneth 160 Hixon. Edward 160 Hlavenka. Donna 160 Hobbs. Kelly Hobbs. Tnrcy 200 t-nntgn.. tarwnnt tot Hoffart. Anita 161 Hoffman. Corey 125. 370 Hoffman, Kellie 200 Hoffman. Kevin 125. 4-13 Hoffman. Traci 161 Holaday. Walter 200 Holcomb. Gayla 4-5. 76 Holcomb. Mitchell 125. 131. 286. 298 299 Holdcrolt. Bradley 200 Holdcmft. Raymond 161 Holden. George 76. 402 Holden. Gregory 125. 311. 319 Holder. Darla 200 Holder. .ludy 15. 112. 125. 132. 275 362. 363 Holder. Theresa 125. 401 Holland. Michele Hollenshead. Pamela 161 Hollenshead. Paula 76. 394. 4-1 I Hollingsworth. Kari 200 Hollis. Rhonda 200 Holloway. Theresa 125. 411 Holmes, ,lay 200 Holmes. Kay 125. 401 Holmes. Mandy 200 Holmes. Mare 161. 330 Holmes. Shari 76. 4-12 Holmes. Terry 5, 76, 288. 290 Holmes, Vivian 126 Holmgren. Brad 200 Holsclaw, Elizabeth 20. 76 Holst. Rhonda 149. 161, 292. 295 Holt, David 200 Holt. Gina 161. 393. 394 Holt, Martha 126 Holt. Paul 200 Holt. William 17, 31, 36, 44. 52. 76 Homan. Leslie 45. 76, 366 Honerkamp. Ricky 126. 4-02 Honeycutt, Richard 126 Hooks, Tracy Houle. Barbara 76 Hooper. Kimberly Hooper, Michele 126. 265 Hoot. Katrina 126 Hooten. Nomran 76 Hooten. Shannon 161 Hoover. Charles 126 Hoover. John 200 Hoover. Michele 201 Hopkins. Mike 161 Hopkins. Mitchell Hopkins. Sheryl 161. 266 Hoppas. Jennifer 201 Hoppe. Belinda 201 Hoppe. Colleen 161 Hopper, Michelle Hooper, Tracy 76 Hom. cnnnnnn.. not Hombeck. Daniel Homey. Katherine 161 Hoskins. Lisa 161 Hopkins. Susan 126. 44-0 Hoppe. .lllanne 126 Horn. Brenda 126 Homsby. Scott 126 Hoskins. Michelle 126 Houk. Carrie 161 Houk, Greg 76, 307 House. James 201 Hovis. Harry 126 Hovis. Julie 201 Howard. Jane 20 1 Howard. Kevin 126. 319 Howell. Frank 126 Howington. Kevin Hoyt. Lynn 77. 293. 301. 314. 315 Hryhorchuk. Jana 126. 268. 4-40 Huard. L aura 161 Httard. Michael 77 Hurd. William 126. 366 Hubbard. William 126 Hubble. Stacy 77 Hubert. Lauri Hucke. Bryan 201 H uddlest 0-. Danny 77. 286 Hudek. Stanley. Jr. 201 Hudson. Hudson. Hudson, Ginger 201 John 20 1 Terri Huete. Margareta 77 Huey. Paul 77. 366 Hughes. David 77 Hughes. Jenny 126. 292. 315 Hughes. Julie 126. 292. 315 Huling. Janice 201 Hulsman. Shelley 77. 265 Hultquist. Aundrea 201 Hunt. Julia 161 Hunt. Le e 201 Hunt. Steven 201 Hunter. Kathleen 126. 413 Hurd. Timothy 77 Hurely. Christopher 161 Hurle. Aquilino 126 Hurley. Deborah 77 Hurley. Ricky 161 Hurley. Robert 77 Hurst. Brian 126 Hurst. Gordon 201 Hurst. Karen 126 Hurst. William 77 Hurt. Michael 77. 284. 286 Hurle. Aquilino 77 Huston. Glenna Huston. Teresa 161. 393. 394- Hutching. lnette 201 Hutter. Mark 201 Hutto. Jamie 201 Huwyler. Colette 161. 176 Hux. Randy 127. 324. 325 Hynes. Holly Hynes. Paul 77W ICT 408. 409 lnberg. Peggy 161 Industrial Arts 414. 415 Ingolia. Jill lnscore. Lisa 161 Irby. Gerald lrvine. Elizabeth 77 lrvine. James 161. 386 Isgett, Irvine. Julia 127. 366 lrwin. Byron 127 Irwin. Rodney 201 Isaac. Rhonda 77 Jeffries. Jiri 201 Jenkin. Laura 382 Jen kins. .lenlt ins. .len kins. Jenk in s. Samuel 386 Alice 161 Charles 201 Mark 161 Jennings. Corrie 161 , Jennings. Gary 161 Jennings. Mark Jensen. Richard 127. 366. 372. 377 Jester. M area Jeter. Leyton 161 Jeter. Randle 201 Jets 373 Jobes. Tamberlyn 127 Johns. Anthony 161 Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Andy Barbara 127 Barry 127 Belinda Cami 78 Carolyn 161 Darvon 202 David 202 Eric 47. 202 Eric 127 D-ic 78. 106. 286. 310. 311 Ernest 264 Gary Jayson 161 Johnny 78. 413 Keith 127. 286. 309. 311 Kerry 127 Michael 202 Michelle 127. 373 Pamela 78. 41 7 Robin 161 Rod 161 Scott 78 Sheryl 29. 78. 80 Tammy 161 Terrance 202 Vicki 4-1 1 William Johnston. Christoph 78. 264. 366 Johnston. Jeffrey 127 Jolly. Stephanie 202 Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones, Jones. Jones. Kedzie. Taryn 79. 128 Keelan. Malissa 202 Keeler. David 79 Keeler. Mark 202 o Kcen dll 128 . T Keener. Greg 162. 330 Keesee. David Keesee. Donald Keeth. Debra 128 Keiffer. Jodi 79 Keil. Lori 128. 370 Keil. Randall Keller Donald 162 Keller: Lee 162. 365 Kelley. An.. 202 Kelley- Jacquelin 79 Kelley. James 128. 319. 366 Kelley. Kim 162 Kelley. Mark Kelley. Mildred Kelley. Nancy 202 Kelley. Rhonda Kelley. Robin Kelly. Donna Kelly. Lee 202 Kelly. Margaret Kelly Maureen 162 Kelly: Stephen 202 Keltner. Charles 202 Alttltony 127. 403 Bryan 202 Cynthia 127. 366. 401 Darrianne 127 David 127. 4-13 David 162 Doyce Forrest Gia 162. 265. 384- James 200 Jami 78 J0noy 202 Kelli Kemmerer. Jel'l'162. 330 Kemp. Jell' 162. 386 Kemp. Kcllene 79 Kendrick. James 52. 79 Kcnnard. Darin 202 Kennard. David 79. 297. 299. 284. 286 Kennedy. Carlene 162. 4-15 Kennedy. Terri 202 Keown. Kimberly 202 Kem. Charlotte 162. 271 Kemer. Kevin 202 Kerr. Derek 79. 92. 370 Kersh. Douglas 128 Kc-tee. Lottie Kcsl. Don 128 Ketzelmfan. George 372. 373 Ketzelman. Sandra 128. 366 Khushe. Monika 128. 366 Khllshf. George 79. 372. 373 Kidd. Theresa 203 Killlcris. Kathy 162 Kilgore. Thomas 163 Kilpatrick. John 163 Kimbrell. Cindy 79. 411 Kimbrell. Roy 163. 264. 267 Kimb.-ell. Tawny.. 203 Kimmey. Kathryn 163 Kimzey. Barbara 163 Kittdle. Tracy 315 Kiner. Garry 79 King. Michael 163 Jones. Kellie 202 Jones. Kimberlie 78. 265 Jones. Lori 162 Jones. Marie 162. 147 Jones. Mark 202 King. rmact. 19. 412 King. Ruth tes King. sun... las King. Terri tea James 77 King. Tim 203 Langlois. Page 81 lated. Krista lvancevich. Daniel 20 1 lvie. Kathleen 127 tvy. Mot. 127 lu..-.l. Michael Jones. Jones. Jones. Michael 127 Robert 202 Susan 202. 221 King. Todd King. William 163 Kinkaid. Linda 128. 370 Jorczak. Ann 202 Jorczak. Bruce 162 Jordan. Debra 41 1 Jackson. Beverly 201 Jackson. Connie Jackson. Gail 201 Jackson. Jeannie 127 Jackson. Jill 201 Jackson. Kerstin 201 Jackson. Laurie 201 Jackson. Lee 161. 330 Jackson. Maria 201 Jackson. Patrick 161 Jackson. Paul 161. 330 Jackson. Reginald 161 Jackson. Robert 127 Jackson. Russell Jackson Ste hen 17 77. 109 - P . Jacob. Lorraine 201 Jacob. Pamela 401 Jacobs. Jack 20 1 Jacobs. Linda 77. 264. 370 Jacobsen. Michael 161 Jacobson. Daniel 127. 319 Jacobson. David 201 Jacobson. Jeffrey 161 Jacoby. Gayle 201 Jaeger. Theresa 201 James. David 161 James. D iane 201 James. Julie 161 James Laurie 78. 370 James. Rhonda 127 James. Royce 112. 127. 137 James. Deborah 127 lt Janna . Joe 78 Janda. Joyce 127 Jlnda. Melanie 161 Jarman. Elizabeth 161 Jarrell. llayellen 45, 73, 366 Jeffeoat. James Jelfcoat. Kevin Jelfeoat. Lee 161. 330 Jordan. Janet 202 Jordan. Sharon 127 Jorgensen. John 162 Jorgensen. Lise 4-5. 78. 366 Jurischk. Ken 162. 330 Joseph. Lee 127. 4-04- Joseph. Terry 202 J0sh. David 108 Josh. Kelly 202 Joss. Misehele 128 Joy. Cecelia 202 Juillard. Nanette 4-5. 78. 366 Kacal. Judith 78 Kading. Charles 73. 402 Kadillg. Chris 202 Kahn. Geri 162 Kahlt. Leila 202 Kaley. Kenneth 128 Kallloefer. Debonth 202 Kanewske Kanewske Lori 128 Daniel 128. 321. 373 Kamuhen. Kamuhen. . Doris 128. 4-05 . Jack 78 Kannel, Greg 128 Ka0. Sheng Kapp. Steve Karalis. Michael 162 Karalis. Patricia 78 Karels. Rebecca 162 Karr. Robin 128 Karas. Kamlyn 162 Kasahara. Masam 53. 78 Kasperlain. Mary 202 Katenkamp. Venelia Kaufman. Gary 202 Kaufman. Jett' 162.7330 Kaufman. Laura 2. 78. 100. 359. 419 Kay. Craig 202 Kay. Donald 162 Kinney. John 79. 264. 308 Kinney. Kristen 163. 265 Kinney. Mike Kinney. Todd 163 Kinser. Jody 203 Kinslow. Lisa 128 Kirby. Alice 128 Kirby. LeeAnne 128 Kirchgessner. Axel 79 Kitrlle. Tracy 79 Kirk. Tracie 79. 443 Kirkindall. Ricky 163 Kirkpatrick. Kurt 4-5. 79. 366. 382 Kirkpatrick. Scott 80 Kissinger. Bruce 128 Klatt. Jim 163 Kleb. Kevin 366 Kleb. Leia 163 Kleb. Taylor 128 Kleemann. Amy 122. 129. 417 Klein. Mike 14-7. 163. 286. 296. 297. 299. 404 Klein. Russell 203 Klimaszewski. Margaret 163 Klingman. Linda 163 Klinker. Kris 80 Klippi. Kathryn 203 Knipfer. Earl 80. 286. 311 Knipmeyer. Paula Knipmeyer. Rhonda 203 Kn0Pl7. Greg 129. 438 Knowles. Randy 203 Knowles. Terry Kolb. Gary 129 Konicki. Joseph 129. 309. 31 1. 321 Konicki. Michael 113. 195. 203 Koop. Lori 129. 366 Koop. Sandra 163 Kopp. Steve 163 Komleski. John 203 Kowalki. Alison 203 Kowis. Gary 129 Koziol. Ann 1. 2. 12. 129. 359. 4-19 Kramer. James 366 Kramer. Kery 34-7 Kramer. Kyle 163 Kramer. Rob 203 Krause. Noel 129 Krause. Russell 163. 311. 330. 333 Krause. Todd 129 Kreger. John 129 Kreger. Robert 129 Krelsinger. Kent Kretsinger. Tamara 2. 129. 359. 366 Kridner. Donna 163 Kroeneeke. Mark 80. 84. 337 Kmtl.c..-y 163 K......l..g.. Todd 129. 324 Krueger. Carol 6. 4-5. 80. 366 Knteger. Neal 163. 165. 330 Krezenski. Tammy 163 Knes. Mary 163. 266 Kubena. Archie 80 Kubena. Jill 129 Kubena. Judy 129 Kubena. Lad Kuehn. Donna 129. 401 Kumler. Stephen 203 Kuykendall. Cynthia 163 Kuykendall. DeeAnn 129 Knzniar. Lisa 163 Laake. Carol 2. 5. 33. 163., 358 Laake. Laura 203 Labauve. Larry 203 La Bauvc. Todd 129 La Bonte. Jerry 15. 31. 36. 4-2. 63. 80. 278. 311. 313. 362. 363 La Bonte. Lawrence 262 Laco. Gregory 163 Lackey. Gregory 203 Lucy. Jimray 129 Lacy. Loretta 163 Laden. Bobby Laden. David Laible. Glenn 163 Laing. Robert 195. 203 Lajeuncsse. Mollie 163 Lamb. Jeff 163. 386 Lambert. Deborah 53. 80. Lambert. Ronnie 163 Lambert. Tammie 203 Lamkin. Bill 129. 286 Lammons. James 203 Lamont. Kimberly 203 276 Lancaster. Christopher 2. 53. 80. 286. 31 1. 358 Lancaster. Lora 80 Lancaster. Walter 203 Lander. Brenda 203 Landon. Elizabeth 129 Landry. Michele 203 Lane. Doyle 163 Lane. Kimberly 203 Lane. Sally 73. 80. 269. 441 Lang Christo her 80 ' P Langford. Christy 195. 203 Langford. Lora Langkan. Cheryl 81. 394-. 4-17 Langlois. Brenna 81. 261. 264 Lango. Donald 4-03 Lango. Herbert 81 Lango. Teresa 203 Langston. Jay 203 Langston. Kimberly 129 Langston. Pamela 163. 183. 323 Ltutgston. Todd 203 Lanier. David 129 Lanier. Mark 129 Lanier. Micheal 129 Lanigan. Martin 203 Lantcr. Micheal Lankfonl. Ray 203 Lanphear. Paul 163. 330 Lanphelr. Thomas 129 Lante. Laura 163. 266 Lanuke. Tracy 163. 315 Larsen. Marianne 203 Larson. J0hn 129. 366 Larson. Ron 163 Lassiter, Randy 81 Lauck. David 164 Lauck. John 81 Lauck. Sandy 129 Lauman. Deborah 129 Laurendine. Dan 203 Laurie. Brian 81 Laval lee Ga 203 ' 'Y Lavender. Paula 129 Lawrance. David Lawrence. Harry 81 Lawrance. Larry Lawson. Gerald 81. 402 Lawson. Nancy 129 Laxton. Greg 164 Lay. Damon 164- Lay. Harvey 129 Lttyfield. Lc. Tltao Kelly 413 lf.-t Lee. Gerald 34-0 Lea. Jel' 1' 21.81 Lea. Mark 81 Leach. Darcy 81 Student Index 459 Leander. Laren 204 Lebeau. Leslie 204 Le Boeuf. Angie 1. 24. 164. 316 Lechl ider. Kevin 164. 330 Ledesma. Abel 81 Ledesma. Edward 406 Ledesma. Tina 164. 315 Lee. Bobbie 164 Lee. E, Delene 129 Lee. John 204 Lee. Judith Lee. Lexann 129 Lee. Sylvia 129 ' Le Jeune. Carolyn 164 Lejeune. Mitchell 129. 404 Lema ster. Matthew 129 Lemmon. Susan 81. 260. 264 Le Mo ine. Dana 164. 315 Le Moine. Laura 204 !l.e Moine. Leah 204 Lemons. Lori 129. 313 Lenart. Laura 164 Lenox. William 204 Lenz. Victoria 129 Leonard. Charles 204 Leonard. Micheal 164 Leroy. Micheal Leroy. William 204 Lemuk. Danielle 164 Lesmeister. Lynda 129. 306 Lesmeister. Mark 204. 350 Lesmeister. Patricia 164 Lesselyong. Brian 129 lester. Lee 204 Letson. Tammy 204 Lewellen. Mary 81. 265 Lewis. Andy 204 Lewis. Brian 1 1 1. 394 Lewis. Deanha 164 Lewis . John 164 Lewis. Johnathan Lewis. Laurie 164 McDonald. Lewis. Margo 164 Lewis. Mary 164. 370. 371. 410 Lile. Donelle 204 Lilly. Donald 129 Lilly. Genld 204 Lilly. James 81 Lirtares. Zina 204 Linde. Elizabeth 204 Linde. James 129 Linde. Melissa 130. 382 Lindenllaum, Scott Lindsay. Les 130 Lindsey. Amanda 130 Lindsey. Alny 204 Lindsey. Jennifer 81 Lindsey.,Shelley 204 Lindslrom. Jeanne 204 Lindstron. Teri 164. 382 Linklater. John 164 Linklater. Lynn 130 Lipinski. George 45. 62. 81. 366. 367. 372. 373. 414. 415 Lipinski. John 130 Lisbeth. Janet 81 List. Paul 81 List. Phillip 130 Litten. Paul 204 Little. Joseph 164. 398 Lively. Daniel Loerch. Mark 130. 402 Loerch. Thomas LoGiudiee. Michelle 164 Logston. Fonest 130 Loma. Sheri 130 Lombardi. Lori 81. 108 Long. David 164 Long. Diane 130 Lonlt. Jana 98 Long. Russell 164 Long. Sheryl Long. Vance 164. 321. 332. 333 Longmire. James 204 Lokoe. Mark 130 3 Lootens. Allison 164, 265. 305 Loper. James 8 1 Lopez. Joseph 204 Louder. Linda Loughmiller. Dana Loughran. George 164 Loukanis. Brenda 130. 401 Loukanis. Danny Loukanis. Diane Loukanis. Rhonda Lovett. Glenn 130, 407 Lovett. Jelfrey 130 Loveless. Johnathan 204 Loving. Darla 164 Lowe. Gina 204 Lowe. Sharon 45. 81. 264, 265. 267. 366 Lowe Ste hanie 164. 315. 379 ' P Lowell. Liane 164 Lowery. Susan 204 Lowenberg. Jeff 164 Lowery. Phyllis 164 Lowrey. Toni 81. 438 Lucas. Jackie 82. 400. 401 Lucas. Rex 31. 37. 82, 98. 285. Lucas. Pamela Lucia. Pamela 164 460 Student Index 286. 311 Luckett. John 164 Luekman. Grant 204 Luedke. Dena 130 Luedke. Farrell 82 Luedke, Leann 1 30 Luft. Robyn 82. 387 Luka. Leo 164 Lundin. Paul 164. 330 Lusa. Richard Luse. Michelle 204 Lutz. Margaret 164 Lux. Andre 82. 379 Lux. Thomas 164 Lules. David 164 Ly. Gary 130 Lyles. David Lyles. Ricky 130 Lynam. Lisa 130 Lynch. Richard 82 Lynchard. Victor 82. 394 Lynn. Labonna 130 Lyrln. Lisa 82 Lynn. Trisa 82 Lyon. Linda 164 Maain. Ramin 82 Macdowell. Lori 164. 308 Macdoogall. Nancy 130 Machado. Barbara 204 Mackenney. Fredric 165 Mackenney. Steven 82 Maclaren. Lisa Maclennaa. Robert 130 Macready. Paul 165. 4103 Maddox. Joan 130. 366 Maddox. Maresa Maddox. Teri 165 Maggio. Elizabeth 45. 82. 265 Maggiu. Jonmark Mohavier. Deborah 165. 266 Maillet. Patricia 204 Maines. Connie 165 Majors. Greg 69. 82 Malcom. Cheryl 205 Malcome. Christoph 82 Maley. Trey 130 Malinowski. Deborah 82 Malinowski. Julie 205 Malinowski. Karyn 165 Malinowski. Kristine 205 Malmqaist. Chrisstina Malone. Katrina Mallott, Stephen 82. 414. 415 Malmay. Emmitt 165 Malone. Karen 165 Malone. Kim 24. 165. 404 Manchester. Karen 130. 265 Manger. Stacie 165 Mangnrm. Sharon 165 Maniscalco. Jack 162. 165. 330 Maniscaleo. Tammy 165 Mankowski. Martin 205 Mann. Margot 130. 304. 305 Manning- Jeffery 130. 264 Manning. Robert 165 Marcantel. Craig 130 Mareantel, Keith 165. 319 Mareixz. Mandy 165. 312. 315 Marek. Karen Marek. Steven 165 Mark. David 205 Markham. William 205 Marr. David 130 Marr. Robert 83. 413 Marsh. Robert 205 Marshall. Elizabeth 205 Marshall. Leah 52. 83 Martin. Caml 165 Martin. Carol 130. 379. 402 Martin. David 165, 330 Martin. Deanna 165 Martin. Gus 165 Martin. lra Martin. James 205 Martin. Kim 205 Martin. Lynn 154. 164 Martin. Lynna 130 Martin. Lyuna 165. 384 Martin. Rhonda 130 Martin. Robert 130 Martin. Rozella 83. 411 Martin. Steven 83 Martinelli. Roberta 165 Martinex. Gloria 83 Martinez. Pamela 130. 400. 401 Martins. Rhonda 165 Marvin. Dean 165 Mascolo. Andrew 130 Mascolo. lofi 205. 282 Mason. Craig 130 Massengale. David 83 Massey. Doran 205 Masters. Barry 165. 374 Mathew. James Mathews. Mary 2. 83. 97. 359 Mathis. Greg 205 Mattback. Roland 44. 83. 108. 264. 265. 384. 4 1 9 -Matter. Teri 165 Matter. Tracy 4, 83. 102. 441 Matthews. Carol 130 Matthews. Nanci 83. 307 Matthes. Willard Mattingly. Leigh 83 Mattingly. Leslie 165 Mavey. Kevin 130 Maxey. Kevin May. Kenneth 130. 319 May. Lisa 83 Y May. Richard 130 Mays. Sandra 205 Mazur. Cheryl 205 Meadow. Janet 130. 372. 373 McAfee. Tammie 165 McAllister. Debbie 131 McAllister. Todd 81 McAna1ly. James McAndrew. Anne 42. 45. 83. 366 McAndrew. Stephen 205 McAndrew. Thomas 165 Mcarson. Angela 131. 264 McAalit't'e. John 131. 319. 366 McAuliffe. Michael 165. 330 McAuliffe. Timothy 205 Mcliee. Allison 165 Mcllee. Travis 165 McBride. Alison 131. 382 McCan. Robbie 165 McCaslister. Deborah 131 McCleary. Tammy 165. 312. 315 McClain. Beth 131 McClore. Marionne 166 McCollum. Byron 131. 439 McCollum. Gregg 205 Mcfbmas. Kimberly 131 McComas. Laurie 166 McCommon. Kathy 45. 83. 366. 372 McCool'y. David 131. 366 McCoy. Marc 166 McCoy. Miclelle 205 McCroy. Steve 83 McCue. Kathy 166 Mech., M.-y mf. Mcchlhigh. Sheri 205 ,McDanieI. Chris 83. 286 McDaniel. James 166 McDaniel. Keith McDan iel. McDaniel. Kent 131. 398 N Virlcent 205 McDermott. Melody 83. 274. 276 McDonald. Anna 205 Mena-.1d. Bobby zoo Kathy 131 McDougal. Karen 206. 216 McDowell. Timothy 166 McElroy. Carrie 166. 276. 277 McElroy. Kim 166. 274 McElroy. Pamela 131. 274. 276. 366 McGaha. Sheryl 131 McGauley. Douglas McGehee. Suzanne 166 McGlockton. Felicia McGloeton. Tammy 166. 315. 323 McGowen. Shawn 131. 137. 264 McGregor. John 83 McGuirt. Arthur 131 McGuirt. Karen 206 Mc1'1enry. Kenneth 84 Mclntosh. Michelle 131 McKay. lhnald McKenzie. Deanna 166 McKibben. Rhonda 166 McKinley. Robert 166. 333. 324 McKinsey. Brian 206 McLaughlin. David 166 McLaughlin. James 84- McLemore. John 206 McLeod. Lisa 84. 378 McMath. Kimberly 206 McMenalny. Carol 206 McMillan. Valerie 206. 305 McMillen. Mary 131 McNair. Maggie 76. 84. 264 McNally. lkvid 84 McNally. Kelly 131 McNamara. Kelly 84 McNamara. Maureen 179 McNamara. Paul 206 McNamara. Robin 131 McNamara. Sandy 4. 20. 31. 37. 84. 2 276 McNamara. Therese 166 McNeese. Becke 131 McNeese. Belinda 84. 411 McNeil. Mark 166 McPhee. Joel 206 McQueen. Algie 84. 402 McQueen. Marvin 84 McWeeny. Gregory 166 Mcwlrirter. Paula 166 Meacham. Rona Means, Steven 45. 84. 403 Mechrrm, Julie 131. 265. 267. 366 Mecoy. Robin 131 Medeiros. Tamara 166. 382 Meissner. Michelle 20. 84 Melton. Cheryl 84 Mena. James 84 Menkemeller. Marc 84. 109. 419 Menkemeller. Melisa 206. 334, 341 Meola. Warren 131 Merchant. Guy 166 75. Merkel. David Merkel. Nancy Merkel. Susan 131 Mander. Libby 45. 84. 366 Metzger. Ramona 131. 372 Mem. llwtella 85. 280. 281 Michael. Mary 85 Michael. Susan 166 Mieiouo. Marty BS. 406 Middlebrooka. Carey 166. 307 Middleton. Stacey 131. 378 Miksch. Michelle 85. 301 ' Miksch. Susan 166 Milulenka. Christoph 206 Milulenka. Steven 166. 324 Milberger. Johnny 406 Milby. John 166 Miles. Richard 166 Millakan. Shari Millard. Jennifer 85. 400 Miller. Andy 166 Miller. Bruce 166 Miller. Christine 166 Miller, Deanna 131 Miller. Donald 131. 286 Miller Miller. . Donald 166. 324 Greg 166 Miller. Jay 131. 324 Miller. Julie 85. 107. 362 Miller. Julie 131 Miller. Karen 132. 366 Miller. Kelly 85. 109. 264. 267 Miller. Laura 206 Miller. Mark 85. 394 Miller. Mark 166 Miller. Melanie 2. 5. 27. 30. 33. 166. 359 Milliel. Charles 206 Milliet . John 132. 387 ' Mills. Belinda 44. 166 Mills. Cannen Mills. Linda 16. 85. 387 Milne. Maureen 132 Milton. Richard Mims. Lance Minns. April 207 Mintari. Daniel 60. 85. 286. 308 Minter. Alyson 166 Minter. Gary 132 Mirani. Braratill 132 Mirani. Jyoti 132 Mirani. Kiran 85 Mitchell. Curtis 166. 266. 386 Mitche ll. Mark 132 Mittelsteadt. Patricia 166 Moehnke. Deborah 166 Mogensen. Melissa 206 Mohn. Molina Dale 132 . . Julio 166 Molirari. Patricia Mondick. Julie 86. 264. 439 Monroe. David 86 Monroe. Eddie 86. 264. 267. 436 Monme. Robert 206 Monroe. Spenser 206 Monster. Cookie 443 Montague. Gregory 86. 90 Montalbano. Leann Montel. Mark 166 Montemayor. Maria 206 Montgomery. Clarence 132. 286. 287 Montgomery. Jaequelin 166. 187. 315. 323 Montgomery. Kelly 166 Montoya. Marilyn 206 Moon. Alicia 86 Moon. Joel 166. 330 Mooney. David 166 Moore. Dale 86. 410 Moore. Gerrie 86 Moore. James 206 Moore. Janet 166 Moore. Jennifer 132. 315 Moore. Kelley 206. 345 Moore. Michael 132 Moore. Michael 132. 372. 373 Moore. Rhonda 166 Moore. Rors 167 Moor-e,Scott 207 A Moore. Sheila 207 Moore. Stephen Moore. Stcve 167. 386 Moore. Moore Terrance 86 Terry 86 89. 410 Moo.-.ff nom.. iaz. 373 Moore. William Moorman. Timothy 167 Moosberg. Paige 167 Morace. Richard 167 Moreaux. Ke 86 407 Moren. 'TY . Alisa 206. 221. 47 Moren. John Morgan. Alisa 60 Morgan. James 207 Morgan. .limmy 413 Morgan. Linda 167 Morgan. Mary 167 Morgan. Michelle 167, 316 Morgan. Nancy 18. 207 Morgan Roger 132 Morgan: Troy 132 Morgan. Slreeri Morris, Morris. Morris. Morris. Morris David Leo 132 . 167. 305. 365 132 86. 4-1 1 132. 382 167 132. 384 Morris, Susan 132. 379. 401 Morrison. Kevin 167. 330 Morrison. Shirley 207 Morrison. Susan 132. 265 Morrow. Donna 167 Mnnow, Stephen 207 Moses. Jessie Moses. Sherri 4-10 Mosher. Thomas 366. 372. 373 Mosley, Dana Mom. Lesley 86 Moultler. Bianna 167 Moulder. Jeri 382 Moulrler, Emmet 86. 400 Moulder. Jeri 87 Mouleire. Linda 207 Mouliere. Sheila 167. 265 Moulton. John Moulton. Thaddeus 132. 366 Mouncr, Sandra 87 Moulon. Bryan Nijiolson. David 207 Ni ll. Alexander 133 Nicolosi. Mike 133 Nie erlitz. Alan Nie erlitz, Krista 168 Nil Nil . Noam Noaw: n Susan 207 , Michael 168 k. Tamara 133. 378 Tracy 207 Nietlield. Roman 133 ll. k. Noble, Kenneth 168 Nob le. Renee 168 Noel, Richard 133. 366. 372. Nolln, Kellie Nolln. Kimberly 87 Nol' gberg. Pamela .Na No No s, Bonnie 88, 4-00 s. Chris 88. 1 1 1 s. Eugenia 207 No 's, Renay 207 Nortw Nortl Nor-t4 n Michael 1 33 rn, Karen mn. Lorraine 88 r . ' r Nortn n. Richard 207 Norwood. Scott 207 Nott. Scott 88. 297. 299 Nou e. Daniel 133 Nou . David 88. 4-02 Nov ly. Paul 133 Nuge t, Dan 168 Nuijt n, Doug 207 Num 'sh. Lisa 168 N-.tl y, ret.. 133 Nutt. Michael 133. 362. 363 Nutt. Richard 133 379 Parker. John Parker, Paul 168. 379 Parker, Philip 350 Parker. Sherrie 168 Parker. Suzanne 195. 208. 221. 34-7 Parkinson. Scott 208 Parkman, Kenneth 134-. 394-. 395 Parks. Mary Parks. Monte 134-. 324- Parks. Renae 168 Parr. Keith 208 Parris, Karen 89 Parrish. Timothy 208 Panow, Fred 208 Partridge, James 89 Partridge. Leah 168 Paschal. Kirk 208 Pasemann. Mark 209 Pastor. Deborah 168 Pastor. Steven 209 Pate. Kimberly Patrick. Steven 168. 187 Patten. Mark 134. 319 Patten. Neil 209 Patterson. Bryan 209 Patterson, Kelly 169. 265, 393. 394 Patton, Brian 169 Paulson. Carmen 169 Paulson. Heather 169. 316. 365 Paulson. Mark Pawlak. Lynette 134 Payne. Laura 209 Payte. Anne 169 Pearson. Greg 134. 311. 319 Pearson. Lawrence 209 Polka, Randy 90, 286 Polka. Sharon 209. 335. 34-7 Pollinger. John 134- Pollock. Uyvyan 209 Poncio. Anthony Poncio. Margaret 90. 393. 394. 400 Pnntello. lacquelin 135 Poole. Beverly 135 Poole. Suusnne 209 Pope, Diana 209 Poper. Moira 52. 90 Poplin, Kathleen 209 Poplin. Phillip 135. 361 Poppenhusen, Cheryl 209 Poppenhusen. John 135 Poppenhusen. Laurie 170 Porter. David 209 Porter, Randy 90 Por1er. Sandra 209 Pose Dehora 209 Yu Poston. Steve 90. 92, 308, 311 Pow. Stephanie 135 Powdrill. Lisa 2. 4-5. 387. 419 Powell, Marshall 209 Powell, Ralph 90 Powell. Scott 170 Power. Mike 209 Powers. Cynthia 135 Poyner. Ho 127. 135 Pe Poyner, Jack 209 Pratorius. Terrie 91 Pratt. Gail 135. 370 Prause. Roland 135 Presley. Barbara 86, 90. 358. 366.' Muggli, John 207 Mular. Richard 87 Mulcahy. Ali-ca 8 Mulcahy. Delaina 207. 336 Mulholland. Mary 207 Mulholland. Patrick 167. 336 Mullen. Kim 167 Muller. Patricia 167 Muller, Robert 132 Muller. Ronald 167 Murdy. Tammy 167 Mundy. Tracy 87 Munger. Gari Jeart 167 Munger. Robert 4-5. 87. 373 Munnerlyn. Jack 207 Munson. Stephen Murdoch. ,lim Murff. Danel 133 Murphy. Coleen 133 Murphy. Kirsten 168 Murphy, Margie 87 Murphy. Thomas 87 Murphy. William 167 Murray. Billy 168 Murrell. Debbie 133. 292, 293. 294. 295 Murrell. Steve 87. 286. 296. 297. 299 Musgmve. Craig Mushcr. Tom 133 Musielak, Cheryl 133. 4-16 Musielak. Michelle 207 Musch. Cynthia 87 Mustachia. Joseph Myers. Angie 147. 323 Myers. Jacquline 87. 4-00. 4-01 Myers. Shawna 133. 366 Mynatt. Mike Nallb. Holly 133. 41 1 Nahors. Linda 168 Nadeatt. Dennis 45, 87 National Honor Society 366. 367 Naughton, Michael 207 Naull. Wendell 133, 324- Navarro. Christina 168 Naaal. Francis 207 Neagle, Angela 133 Neal. Gary 197. 207 Neely. Mary 168 Neely, st.-mn 168. zss Negy. Charles 20. 87, 288. 291 Neil. Richard 207 Neiman, Mary 207 Nelius. Elizabeth 87 Nelson, Gregory 207 Nelsen, Christine 207 Nelson, Keith 133. 402 Nelson. Lisa 207 Nelson. Tammy 133. 269 Neslait. Steven 87 Nesloney. Terri 133 Netterrnan, Mike 87 Nettles. Russell 168. 319 Newhouser. Mary 45. 87. 366 New. Nancy 45. 87, 384- Neweorlth. Chris 87 Newell, Dean Newland. Sandy 87, 4-00 Newman. Eric 207 Newsharn, Barbara 168 Newspaper 362, 363 Newton. David 87 Newton. Jon 207 Newton, Vicki 168 Nice, Christopher 168. 321, 333 Nicholas, Alan Nicholas, Ronald 168, 308 Ubert. John 134 O'Brien, Colleen 134- O'Bricn,,Paddy 134. 144, 265 Obrien. Sean 346 Olrrien. Terry 88. 288. 373 O'Bryant, Kirk 134- O'Bryant. Randall 330 O'Connor. john Oden. Shannon 168 Odenweller. Keith 168 Odenweller, Kenneth 168 0'DoneIl. Shannon 208 OEA 4-00. 401 Ogilvie. Terrie 208 Ogletree. Kay 168 Ogletree, Mark 168, 330 Ogletree. Thomas 394- Oh, llai Van Ohare. Peter 208 Ohnysty. Renee 134-. 366. 379 Okuma. Catherine 134- Olds, Roy 134-. 4-09 Olinger. Christina 208 Olinger. Edward 168 Oliphint, Jackie 146. 168 Ollenlaurg. Steven 168 Olmstead, Curt 16. 17, 88. 286, 296. 298. 299 Olmstead. Mike 50, 168, 330 Olson. Mark 168 Oltmann. David On. Phi 134 Oneal. James 208 Peat, D iane 169 Peebles, Wiley 134-. 286. 366 Peirce. Catharine 209 Peirce, David 209 Peirce. Larry 134 Peirce, Patricia 134 Peirce, Thomas 89 PELE 4 12 Pelitera, Perry 209 Pell, Greg 89 Peltel, Krissie 89 Peltz. lbuglas 169 Peltz. Jeffrey 4-5. 89 Peltz. Pamela 209 Pendleton. Yancy 209 Penning. Mark 134 Presly, Karen 170 Price. Carol 14. 45. 91. 366, 382 Price.-Christine 91. 264-, 267 Price. Lisa 209 Price. Lynn 62. 91. 4-01 Price. Melinda 209 Price. Randall 402 Price. Tom 91, 387 Pt-ich ard, James 135 Prichard, John 91 Prichard. Julie 135 Prince. Charlotte 135 Prine. Penny 170. 393, 394- Prince. Penny Primich, Joeleen 1 70. 266 Prizmich. John 91. 264. 267 O'Neal, Michael O'Neil. Donald 88 Opt-ea. Jeanene 168 Orahood. Judith 168 Orahood. Laura 208 Ort, Laura 134, 264-. 266, 267 Ortiz, Norma Ostlind. Latin 151. 168 Oswald. Jean 88 Oswalt. Jon 208 Oswalt. Lori 88. 264- Ono, ,Ousle David y, Rodney 134 Owen. Anita 134-. 382 Owen. Louis 208 Owen. Melissa 208 Owen, Rebecca 134 Owen, Valerie 208 Owens. David 134-'. 319 Owens, Jennifer 168 Owens, John 208 Pabst. Amy 134- Pahst, Peter 88 Page, Anthony 134, 394 rag., om.: 1sa,39a. 399 Page, Lori 88 Page. Michael 1 13. 134. 288, 319. 403 Paige. Donald Paige, Kelly 134- Paille, Mark Palm. Michael 168 Palmer. Anthony 208 Palm. Mitchell 168 Palmer, Francis 88 Pancltarian, Karen 208 Panico, Teresa 168. 268 Pankratz. Susan 20. 85. 89. 264, 267 Papadakis. Wade 168 Parham. Mark 1 34- Parham, Patrick 208 Parker, Elizabeth 89 Penning. Michele 209 Pennington. Brenna 134. 41 1 Pennington. Donald 89 Pepper. Joan 209 ' Perez, Patrick 209 Perkins. Leslie 134. 265. 372. 373 Pen'y, Jamie 89 Perry. Monty 134- Pesano. Kenneth Pesano. Pam 89 Peters. Kimberly 134. 265 Peters. Melissa 89 Peterson. Diane Lyrtn Peterson. Jill 209 Peterson, Lisa Peterson. Rohert 134- Pettit, Krissie Petty, David 90 Petty. Edie 169, 306 Petty, Lisa 134- Petullo. David 2. 134. 359 Petullo. Steve 209 ' Phallsn. Robert 209 Pham, Haan 134- Phanr. Tuoc 169 Phehus, Michael 209 Phelps, Ferrell 209 Phelps. Ralph Phelps, Slreilia 169 Philips, lari 90 Philips, Rory 134 Phillips, James 90. 106, 286 Phillips. Michelle 134 Phillips, Myra 169 Phillips. Terri 90. 301, 303 Phillips. Terry 209 Pickens. Barbara Pickens. David 169 Pickert, David 134 - Pickett, Grristine 209 Pickett, Melanie 90. 101. 372. 394- Pierce. Mike 209 Pierce. Reka 169. Pietrzak. Earl 328 Pietnakin. Earl 170 Pinkharn. Jett' Piltkhau. Beverly 209 Piper. Buddy Pitcock, Glenda 134 Pitcock. Ronnie Pitcford. John 264 Pitts, Chantel 134-. 362, 363 Pizzino, Brlan 90 Piuitola. Elizabeth 134-. 366 Piuitola. Joe 170 Plant. Michael 90, 304, 305 Poarch. Carey 90. 286 Poindexter. Stacey 170 Poindexter Todd 135. 318 Pokluda, James 209 Printing 406 rms... sue. no Prosser, Margaret 13. 91 Pnrett. Stephen 91 Pruitt, Monna 91. 4-00 Pnritt. Steve 170. 330 Pucci. Eileen 209 Puerta. George 170 Pugh, David 91 Purser. Harris 91 Punrifull. Tracy 170 Pusser, Brett 170 Pyle. AI170. 286. 311. 319 Pymn. Sherri 135. 372 Quinoncs. Nancy Quintiliani. Frank 135 Quintiliani, Richard 170 Quirk. Jennifer 170 Rahon. Walter 135. 264-. 267. 366 Rader, Kimberly 135 Radio TV 394. 395 Radven, Mark 135 Radven, Susan 170 Rae. Richard R sdale. Georgia 91, 262. 263. 265 'S Ragusa. John Rahm, Jerry 80. 92. 4-47 Raines. April 170 Ramakrishnan. Ron Ramey. George Andy 135 Ramon, Adrian 92 Ramon. Albert 210 Ramsey, Lisa 135. 323 Ramsey. Sheri 210. 34-5 Randolph. Julius 170, 407 Randolph, Veril 46. 112. 135. 312. 314-. 315. 366 Rankirt, Joanna,170 Rankin, Laura 135. 372, 373 Ransom. Lori 1 70 Rasch. Glenn 170. 403 Rasmussen, Angela 266 Rasmussen. Jay 90. 92. 1 10 Rasor. George Ralcliff. Joseph Rathbone. Thomas , Raus. E. 324 Raveling. Nancy 1 7 l Raveling, Philip 135 Ray, Angela 92. 4-11 Ray, Anne 210 Ray. Qrl 171 Ray. Denise 135, 411 Ray. Janice 92, 41 1 Read, Dean 135. 398 Real, Corvct 92 Real, Lance 210 Reap, Joan 171 Student Index 461 Rector, Kevin 17 1 Reddick, Jennifer 135. 366 Redlin, Mark 210 Redmond, William Rcdwine, William Reed, Daneil 171, 292, 327 Reed, Erin Reed. Kevin 135 Reed, Matthew 92 Robert Reed, Reed, Teri 171 Reed, Weldon 210 Rees, George 171 Reese, Holly 171 Reesor, Mark 210 Reesor, Todd 136 Reeves, Brian 136, 399 Reeves, George 92, 264, 414, 415 Reeves, Karen 92 Reeves, Max 92 Reeves, Mitchell 92, 286 Reeves, Randy 171, 273, 47 Regi, Joseph Reim, Kris 46. 122, 135, 311, 319, Reina, Karen 365 Reindl. James 171 Reittdl. Todd Reim, Kris 46, 122, 135, 311, 319. Reimer, Robert Rena, Mark Rennie, Timothy 136 Rentfro. Utristoph 136 Rentfro. Dennis 2 10 Renz, Uteryl 45, 92 Renz, Robert Rex, Tommy 171 Reynolds, James 210 Reynolds, Patricia 92 Reyttold, Regina 210 Reynolds, Roy 210 Rials, Susan Rials, Tommy Rice. Allen 136. 286 Rice, Dianna 92, 264 Rice, Jeartna 210 Rice, Kenneth 1 71 Rice, Monica 210 Rice, Pamela 136 Rice. Robert 93 Rice, Susan 136 Rich, Tammy 210 , Richards, Linda 93 Richards, Tony 17 1 Richardson, Cynthia 210, 221 Richardson, Janet Richardson, Jon Richardson, Pamela Richardson, Richardson, Richardson, Richardson, Richter, Jan Rhonda 93 Robert 93 Susan 210. 345 Tom 93, 288 a 136 Ricks. Cynthia 136 Ricks, Patricia 171 Riddle, Jerry 171 Riddle, Kimberly 93 Riggins. Stephanie Rilta, Kenneth 171 Riha, Terry 210, 353 Riner, Gay 210 Riner, Gany Ripper, Jetfrey 210 Ripple, nought 210 Risher, Gene 210 Ritter, Ann 30, 45. 356. 366 Ritter, Faiith 136, 362 Ritter, Edward 210 Rants.-, Amy 111 Rivera, Roy 171, 178 Rivero, Anna 45, 366 Rizzo, Michael 210 Roach, Robert 136 Roarlt, Doug 171 Roark, Janine 210 Roark, Mark 171 Robemon, Karen 2 1 1 Roberson, Roger Robert, ,lennifer 2 1 1 Rosen., Anne 136 Roberts, Cynthia Roberts. Karen 53 Roberts, Lisa 136 Roberts, Robert 1 10 Roberts, Sheila 413 Roberts Stephen 136 Roberts. Stevie 21 1 Robertson. Christine 171, 315 Robertson. Christopher 136, 318, 319 Robertson, Mark Robertson, Michael 136 Robertson Susan 69. 94 ttotm-tm: vtmtm 133, 136,366 Robinson, Malcom 115 Robinson. Malcolm 94, 264, 266 Rocco. Daniel 1 71 Rocks. Jeffrey Rockenstein, Maryanne 94 Rodriques, Lisa 211 Rodriguez, Er-asmo 2 1 1 Rodriquez. Pauline 94 Roe, Elaine Ann 211 Student Index 365 365 Roebuck, Donna 171 Roesler, Michelle 45, 94, 366 Rogers, Howard 211 Rogers, James 136 Rogers, Tana 136 Rogers, William 171 Rogers, Debra 136 Rohlling, Lauren 2 11 Rohm, Fred 2 1 1 Rolling, Richard 136 Roma, Regina 21 1 Romahiuk, Natalie 2 1 1 Roosa, James 136 Rosales, Mary 1 71 Rose, Deanna 1 7 1 Rose, Kennet 2 1 1 Rose, Sandra 136, 366. 394 Rosemeyer, Candi 94 Rosemeyer, Chris 21 1 Rosemeyer, Kimberly 136 Rosemond. Arthur 136 Rosemond, Christine 7, 31, 38, 94, 280, 281 Ross, Lisa 171 Roth, William 21 1 Roy, James Roy, Lissa 136 troy, Robby 24, 33. 94, 264, 365. 387 Roy, Roddy 20. 30, 31, 33, 38, 43. 94, 264, 267, 365 Rowbatltam, Jeanette 17 1 Rozendal, Ruben 1 7 1 Rozic, Richard 21 1 Ruble, Susan 171 Ruck, Michael 136, 372 Ruckctt, Charles 136 Rude, Linda 190, 212 Rudkin, Ronald 94 Rudzinski, Dale 95 Rudzinski, Mark Ruffer, Robert 94 mtmng, Bs-bm 136 Rumore, Dana Rump, William 2 1 1 Runey, Brian 211, 350 Runey, Frank 137 Runnel. Mike 171. 330 Runnels, Shelley 94 Ruocco, Michael 21 1 Rupp, Stephen 45, 95, 366 Russell, David 21 1 Russell, Debra 95 Russell. Renda 137 Russi, Jelfrey 21 1 Russo. David Russo, Dann Y Rust. Tracy 45, 98, 366, 367, 382 Rutherfore, Duarte 137 Ruthorford, Jackie 171 Ruwe, Steven 137 Ruziclta, Antonio Sager, Kimberly Salautr, Ray 137, 406 Salagar, Sylvia 95 Salter, Stephen 171, 330 Samford, Curtis 95 Ssmstad, Karen 137, 37 9 Samuel. Teresa 171, 326, 323 Sanborn, Dennis 171 Sanders, Harold 95, 402 Sanders, Pico 95 Sanderson, Lagenia 21 2 N Sanderson, Peyton Sandlin, Carol 95 Sandlin, Paul 137 Sandlin, David 137 Sanford, Iiane 212 Sanford, Erie 137 Sanford, Jet-ry 182 Sanford, Melanie 95, 442 Saniga, Robin 137 San Luis, Robert 373, 377, 382 Santos, Alicai Santos, Eddie 171 Sapsowitz, Steven, 137, 366 Sarver. Robin 137, 412 Saltford, Jerry 171 Saunders, Dana Sauer, Conrad 137, 402 Sautter, Suzanne 2 1 2 Savage, Laura 1 7 1 ssvmm., Cindy 212 Savastand, Mark 137 Savastana Ma 171 183 9 fy t Savoye, Pamela 1 7 1 Savoye, Rob 2 1 2 Sayegh, Nick Sayen, Bonnie 95, 411 Sehard, Debra 137 Seham, Courtney 212 Seharn, Thomas 137 Schcmer, Alny 137 Scherich, John 137 Schauman, Hally 171, 265 Schauman, Marianne Scheider, Debonh Sehild, David 1 71 Schild, Dawn 18, 212 Sehimrnenti. Mark 95 Schindler, Leanna 171, 301 Schindler, Mary Scltinnenti, Diane 212 Schlett, Andrew 212 Schmidt, David 95 Schmidt, Donald 137 Schmidt, Mark Schmidt, Wesley 212 Schmitz. Christina 172 Schmude, Connie 212 Schmude, Fred 137 Sehnell, Kristi 17, 31, 39, 4 2 280, 281, 366, 38 Schultz, Linda 212 Schoen, Jeff 172 Schofield, Jeri Lyn 172, 265 Scholwinski, Ervin 95 Schoonover, Mary 172 Schrade.-, Cindy 95 Schubert, Dwayne 212 Schuler, Kimberly 2 12 Schultz, Christina 172 Schultz, Ronald 172 Schwab, Jevette Science Club 385 Science Fiction 390 Seoggin, Howard 96 Scoles. Slade 96 , Scott, Dehorsh Scott. Gabrielle Scott, Geotlery 137 Scott, Gregory Scott, Kathleen 212 Scuba 386 Sealover, Marya 137, 265 Searcy, Robert 96 Searl, Robert 212 Seay, Mike Seerey, Phillip 212 Seltz, Steven Segers, David 212 Sembritzky, Verley 96 Serpas, Sally 167, 172, 384 Serres, Gregory 138, 308, 366, 372, 373 Serres, Karen 212 Session, Renetria 96, 413 Session, Gary 212 Session, Massiex 212 sennge, Matt 96 Sexton, Valerie 172, 292, 300, 301, 303, 31 5 Sewell, Anthony Sewell, Tirta 138, 401 Shadoin, Debbie 96, 411 Shaffer, Daniel 96 Shaffer, Jac uelin 172 'I Shaffer, Jefl' 6, 96. 106, 286, 287, 370, 442 Shaffer, Mike 172 Shatter, Ramona 212 Shlmblin,,Royce 138, 319 Shank. Scott 96 Sharfner, Leslie 172 Sharpe, Georgina 172 Shaw, George Shaw, .llltica 212 Shaw, Leslie 138, 366, 373 Shaw, Raymond 212 Shaw, Ty 138 Shaw, William Slteamn, Chris 135, 321 Shefler, Ned 172 Shellield, Charlene 138 Shetlield, Regina 172 Sheffield, Scott 96 Shemeld, Thomas 212 Shell, Melisa 138 Shelton, Andre 172, 403 Shelton, Tamie 96, 400 Sheltz, Susan 96 Sheneman, Cara 172 Shepard, Benjamin 138,'286, 366 Shepherd, Jeffrey 172, 330 Sheppard, Beth 172 Sheppard, Earl 21 2 Sherlock. Linda 96 Shennan, Ellen 96 Sherrat1,,Ch-rig 395 Shields, lryl 212 Shivers, Lee 96, 400 Shivers, Susan 172 Shoebotham, George 212 Sltoemate. Caroline 138 shook, Ken-y 112 Shook, Mark 138 stttmmittt, Sally 112 Short. Stephen 138 Shouse, Paul 172 Shuck, Tammy 138, 366 Sickelt, Laura 96, 400 Sides, James 172 Siegel, Karen 138 Siers, Meritt 172 Siluentez, Antonio Sifuentez, Ramon 96 Sifuentez, Ricardo 2 13 sigtty, 'rt-si 112 Sigler, Page 172, 373 Sikes, Cason 172 Silas, ,lolanda 213, 353 Sills, Cynthia 7, 16, 17, 31, 3 279, 280, 281 9, 43, 96, 5, 95, 108, Sills, Kellie 213 Silvas, Sallie 213, 235, 347 Silva, Cindy 172 Silva, Sonia 47, 213, 334 Silver, Jodi 172 Simmang, Keith 213 Simmons, Darrin 97 Simmons, Richard Simmons, Russell 213 Simmons. Sheila 213 Simon, Mark 213 Simpson, Dedria 138, 406 Sims, Brian 10, 97 Sims, Clteryl 138 Sinclair. Connie 25, 31. 43, 97, 280, 281 Sinclair. Donna 138 Sinclair, Joy 1, 7, 25, 138, 279, 280, 281 Sitter. Matthew 2 13, 221 Six, Debra 213 Six, Mark 97 Skees, Michael Skelton, Lucinda 172 Skilton, David 138 Slaughter, John 138, 321, 366, 373 Slater, Patricia 138, 319 Slook. Edmund Slinutk, Patricia Slocum, Utristie 97, 412 Slocum, Claire 138, 319 Slook, Robert Slough, Carlton 45. 97 Slusser, Mishelle Slusser, Sara Slusser, Susan Smiley, Debbie Smiley. Mark 23, 97 Smiley, Stacey 172 Smith, Alice 172, 410 Smith, Alicia 172. 306 Smith, Billy 97 Smith, Connie 172, 266 Smith, Darlene 97 Smith, Francis 138, 413 Smith. Gina 2 13 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith. Smith, Smith. Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith , Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith , Smyth, Smyth, Smyth, Glenda 172 Gregg 112 Jeffrey Joseph 138 Karen 138 Kathryn 13s Kelley 138, 417 Kelly 213 Ladd 213 Lawrence 213 Linda 97, 412 Michael Pam 172 Robin 2, 138 Rodney 213 Roger 2 13 Rhonda 97, 409 Riehml 97 g Robert 97 Roxanne 97 Sheila 97 stteny 112 Susan 138 Thomas 138 Timothy 173 Traci 2 13 Tracie 213 William 45, 97 Anne 138 Mark 1 73 Stephen 213 ste 1 73 Sneed, In . Sneed, Nita 97 Snelgmve, David 173 Snelgtove, Karen 213 Snelgrove, Kevirt 138 Snelson, Jesse 213 stttaet-, Kay las Snider, Shelley 218 Stider, Sandra 173 Snow, Donna 2 1 3 Snow, Robert 173 Sobota, Mary 97, 265 Soileau, Anne 173 Solontan, Annette 138. 413 Soloman, Anthony 98, 286, 413 Sarnmerfeld, Oren 138 Sommerfeld, Phillip 98 sono, Kay 1 as Sonnier, Angela 173, 266 sopetnn, cnt 98 Sopchak, Karen 213 Sopaowita, Laura 1 71 Sorenson, Karis 173. 308 Soreasoa, Laurits 98 South, Jane Spahr, Preston 98 Spalding, Leslie 138 Spartish Nat. Honor 377 Sparks, Bill 173 Sparks, Roger 138 Sparlin, louis 21 3 Spaulding, Michael 98 Spaulding, Robert Spearman, Alan 138 Speckhard, Andrew 173, 328 Speckhatd, Erlc 173, 328 331 401 173 366 373 amy 173 146. 173 266, 379 173 Anita Steven 1, 98, 286 173 173, 387 173 174 Stevens, Stevens, 7, 213 Stevenson 127, 139, 297, 3 1 9 Stevenson, Jackie 64, 98 Stewart, Althea 139 Stewart, Britta,139 Stewart, Gwen 98, 41 1 Stewart, Neva 139 Stewart, Susan 2 13 s-Wm, wma. 213 Stiles, Lisa 214- SL John, Alva Stoll, Brenda 139 Stolle, Pat 98 Stone, Monty 99 Stone, Randall 174 Stotts, James 139 Straek, Carrie 139 Strack, Cherie 139 Strack, Duane Stack, Gloria 214- Strack, Karen 214 Stl-ack, Kent 139, 366 Stradley. John 99 Strange, Connie 139, 265 Street, Sheila Streiner, Andrea 214 Steiner, Timothy 139 Stroberg, Chuck 99 Stmberg, George 139 Strong, Darrin 174 Struh, Kathryn 91, 99 Strywe, Lynnea Stryker, John 139 Stuart, Carl 2 14 Stuart, Randall 129. 174 Stuart, Vickie 174 Stuhblelield. Allen 139, 366. 372. 3 Stubbletield, Stephen 174- Stneber, Matthew 174, 382 Student Council 364, 365 Stull, Andrew 8, 4-5, 53. 99, 108. 286, 366, 367 Stulll, .lllseph 139 Stubo. William 139 Styer, Sondra 139 su-bee. Cindy 174 Subramanian, Krishna 139 Sullivan, Sheila 139. 366, 373 Surdaeki, Pamela 139. 366 Sulton, Jill 187, 214 Sulaekii, Edward 174 Summers. Keith 214 Summers, Patricia 139. 366 Summers. Robert 174- Summers, Suzanne 174 Summers, Whitney 45, 99, 102, 382 Suoboda, Sherrill 214 eb-an-ki. Cheryl 99 Qnnrlackt. Gsrky 266. 384 299 73 1 10. Swank, Barton 174 Swann, Julie 214 Swann. Lori 174 Swanson, David 99, 288, 290, Swanson, Kelly 99, 4-12 Swanson, Kerry 214, 345, 47 Swearengen, Steven 99 Swerdon, Carol 139, 268, 44-0 Swim Team 306, 307 Swinford, Phyllis 139, 361 Swinson, Deborah 214 Swisher. Michael 214 Sypert, Sarah 214 Syptak, Karen 99 Tucker. Karen 174 Tagliarino, Tmy 21 1, 214 Taleno, Lorena 174 Tallon, Kathy 99, 106 Tallon, Matthew 174 Tandy, James 139 Tann, Christopher 174, 177 Tanner, James 99 Tapp, Hogan 214 Tate, Rachel 140 373 Torkelson, Malt Torres, Alex 214- Torres, Joanne 214 Torres, Pat 100, 361 Torres, William 14-0, 286, 311, 366 Torubraten, Heidi 100, 382 Torubraten, Karin 214- Tonps, William 215 Townsend, Melanie 14-0 Townsley, Tina 406 Track 309, 310, 311, 313, 314-,315, 328, 342, 343, 348, 349, 354, 355 Trallon, Shannon 14-0 Trageser, Rachelle 215 Treat, Richard 100 Treese, Gary 45, 100, 356, 362, 363, 366 Tresten, Maria 14-0, 412 Trevino, Dolly 100, 411 Trevino, lrene 14-0 Trevino, Roy Triggs, Monty 14-0 Trimble, Carole 100 Tt'imble, Michael 175 Trimm, Ann 175 Tatum, Jack 174 Tatum, Lynn 174 Tatum, Tammy 214 Taylor, Brian 214 Taylor, James 99 Taylor, Janice 140 Taylor, Lisa 140, 366 Taylor, Mark 328 ' Taylor, Randall 99 Ta lor Ronnda Y Q Taylor, Ron 99 Taylor, Scott 214 Taylor, Wayne 174- Taylor, Wendy 14-0 Taylor, Whitney 2, 5, 8, 23, 33, 140, 357, 358, 370 Teague, La 140 Te ue fry Timothy 140, sas is u Telling, Lee 99 Tencer, Timothy 140 Tengler, Chris 174- Tennis 304, 305 Terheek, Keith 174 Ter1'ell, Paul 14-0 Terry, Jeanette 174 Thacker, Beverly 214 Theiss, Theiss, Tbeiss, Tbeiss, Theiss, Theiss, Theriot David 174 Dwayne 214- Janis 14-0, 377 .ldrald Skip 174, 321, 404 'rmy 140 , Desiree 174- Thibodeaux, Tina 214 Thisodeal, Scott Thirodeaux, Tina 214- Thomas, Bob 140, 382, 385 Thomas, Cheryl 175, 265, 306, 378 Thomas, David 14-0 Thomas, Elizabeth 175 Tholnas, Eric 175 Thomas, Gene 1, 50, 99 Thomas, James 214- Thomas, Lisa 214- Thomas, Lisa 140 Thomas, Marea 2, 27, 140, 359, 377 Thomas, Mark 140, 319 Thomas, Sandra 214 Thomas, Steven Thomas, Tammy 175 Thomas, Terri 99 Thomas, Thomas Thompson, Harold 214- Thompson, Jalnes 214 Thompson, John 99 Thompson, Karen 214 Thompson, Kelly 175 Thompson, Lenora Thompson, Melissa 175 Thompson, Susan 140 Thompson, Travis 14-0, 262 Thompson, Troy 175 Thompson, William 14-0 Thornto Thornto n, Cathy 100 n, Cindy 100, 4-11 'l'hreinen, Kristin 1 75 Threshe r, Jelfrey 214- Thurlow, Anton 214- , Hbbetts, Teresa 214- Tienken Timson, Timson, Timson, , Roger 100 Hiubeth 175. 323 John Linda 214 Tipton. 111111. 100. 411 Tipton, he 2 14 Tisdale- Tisdale, Darel 2 14 Terry 100 Tisdel, Ladonna 100. 411 Titswort h, Robert 214 Tobiaa, Tracy 175 Toland, Daren 205, 214 Tolley, Doug 175 Tollison, Cherie 175 Tolson, Etta 214- Tonissek, Lisa Torkelson, Gregory Tmjanoski, Rhonda 100 Trotter, Kevin 2 15 Trout, Susan 175 Troxel, Janet 140, 366 Tullis, Cindy 100 Tumbry, Daniel 175 Tumley, Don 140 Tunstall, Dennis Tunnan, Rosalind 101, 400 Tumer, Danna 101, 411 Turner, Eric 175 Tumer, Marion 2 15 Turner, Mark 101 1 Turner, Mike 101, 103 Tumer, Scott 101 Tumer, Tracy 175 Turnley, Dana 101 Tumley, Donald Twirlers 268 Tyler, Genld 175 Ugarte, Diana 2 15 Uhrenboldt, Amy 14, 101 Ullrich, Bart 101 Ulmer, Tony 14-0 Ulu, Suhendan Underhill, Jeffery 140 Underhill, Noel 2 15 Updike, Evelyn 101 Updike, '1'homas 1 75 Uppencamp, Marcia 215 Uppencamp, Mark 2 15 Uppencamp, Rachel 101 Uppencamp, Sam 101 Urban, John 175 Uren, Terri 101 Usai, Kevin 101 Usher, Gilbert 101 U1-ey, John 140 Vallilee, David 2 1 5 Vallilee, Kimberly Vandergrifl, Susan Vandergriff, William 215 Vander-slnis, Jan 101 Vandever, Will 141, 311, 394, 395 Van Duser, Charles 215 Vangundy, Hillari Vangundy, Seott 175 Van Hooser, Jim 215 Vann, Danel 102 Vann, Kelly 175 Vannoy, Larissa 215 Van Sickle, Randolph 215 Van Wickler, Marie 101 Vanzandt, Glen 14-1 Vara, Cynthia 215 Vamey, Debra 141 Vamey, Jeffrey 215 Varsel, Karen 102 Velarde, Vincent 102, 372, 37 Vasquez, Amelia 215 Vasquez, David 175 Vasquez, Nelda 141 Vaughan, Dena 175 Vaughan. Valerie 175, 265 Veaaley, Louis Ann 215, 353 eline 312, 313, 315 Vela, Mad Vela, Mary 141 Velarde, Tom 215 Velasco, Anita 175 ' Vermaas, Christie 141 3 Vennaelen, Doug 45, 102, 366, 372, 373 Vernie, Michele 141, 308, 366 Vickery, Daniel Vickcry, Michael Victor, Evans 175 Victor, Wendy 215 , Vie, Julie 215 Vie, Karin 14-1, 265, 366 Villallor, Lorenda Villanveva, Tina 215 Villarl'eal, Jeffery 175, 31 1 Vincent, Felecia 2 15 Vincent, Terry 141 vim, Greg 175. 373 Virllv Michael 215 Vinton, Anne 141 Vinton, Michael 175 Vobaeh, Kenneth 215 Vobaeh, Stephen 175, 330 Vogelheim, Heidi 28, 141, 280, 281 Vogelheim, Wendy 215 Vogler, Keli 215 Volk, Paul 175 Volker, John 215 Volleyball 300, 301, 302, 303, 326, 327, 339, 345, 351 Vollmer, Lee 175 Von Minden, Donna 45, 102, 301, 302 Vorwerk, Doug 175, 321, 333 Votano, Anthony 175 Vowell, Aamn 102, 372, 373 X Vreeland, Rebecca 102, 366 Vreeland, Victoria 213 Vu, Ann 175 Wachsmann, Gary 102 Waddell, Dawn 45, 102 Wagmann, Jim 1 75 Wagner, Cherie 102 Wagner, James 215 Waggoner, Melanie 141, 315, 366, 323 Waguespack, Kevin 141 Wagnespack, Michael 76 Waguespsck, Rhonda 102, 400 Wainscott, Jodi 176 Waite, Brian Waites, Martha 176 Waits, Grant 2 15 Wakefield, Jane 176 Wakeield, Nancy 102 Wald, John 176, 266 Waldnip, Kathy 14-1 Waldron, Nancy 14-1 Walker, Cheryl 25, 102, 282 Walker, James 2 1 5 Walker, Kyle 14-1, 362, 363 Walker, Robert 102 Walker, Sherry 176 Walker, Theresa Walker, William Wallace, Dave 406 Wallace, James Wallace, Jeffrey 2 1 5 Wallace, Melinda 176 Wallace, Scott 176, 298, 299, 319 Wallis, Tanya 14-1 Wallrath, Dina 366 Wallrath, Dina 89, 102, 264- Walsh, Debra 102, 268 Walsh, Gaynor 1 76 Walsh, John 14-1 Walsh, Michael Walsh, Robin 103 Walter, Joseph 1 4- 1 Walther, Chris 27, 141 Waltman, Susan 176 Wamplee, Deborah 215 Ward, Debra 14-1, 314-, 411, 44-2 Ward, Jalnes 103, 402 Wand, John 141 Ward, Kathy 103, 4-1 1 Ward, Paul 103 Wardrup, Donna Ware, Belinda Ware, Roxinia 176 Warrnan, Elizabeth 216 Warner, David 176 Warren, Angela 103 Wan-en, Gegory 216 Warren, Michael 2 16 Washburn, Russell 176 Washco, Alison 141 Washington, Floyd 340 Washington, Kenneth Washington, T'ma Water Ski 387 Watkins, Cynthia 14-1 Watrous, Ray 402 Watson, Pamela 141 Watson, Robert Watson, William 141, 4-02 Wasserman, David 176 Wasserlnan, Jon 103 W.-er., oobgn. 176 Watkins, Tim 103, 402 Watson, Bobby 176 Watson, David 216 Watson, Jillayne 216 Watson, Julia 216 Watson, Karla 21, 103 Waymire, Marci 176 Wear, Lisa 216 Weather, Cynthia 14-1, 401 Weaver, Elizabeth 216 Weaver, Ronald 176 Webb, Danny 176, 4-07 Webb, Norma 103 Webb, Ray 216 Webb, Vicky Weber, cibay so, 44. ass Webster, lhna 176, 323 Webster, Dottie 149, 176 Webster, Julie 103, 264, 266, Weddle, Edward 103, 305 Wegman, James WeindorN, Gina 217 aaz Student Index 463 Weindorl'1'.'l'ina 217. 345 Weillerl. Dianne 176 Weinerl, Nalalie 141 Weinerl. Todd 176 Weiae. Charles. 217 Weiss. llelh 176 Weixs. lielh 176 Welch. Sheryl 176 Weller. Moira 176 wen.. Danny 217 Wells, Don 141. 264. 267. 311.319 Wells. James 176 Wells, Laura 104. 260 Wells. Linda 104, 372. 382 Wells. Michael 217 Wells, Sharon 141. 264. 2611. 440 Wells. Wayne Wells. William 141 Wenlller. Gary 176, 333. 324- Werehan. He11ry 217 Wesl. Cary 407 Wl'Sl.llhar1es 141. 112 W1-sl. Lee 104 W.-.1. Nancy 141. 365 Wesl. 1'amela 141 Wesl, Rhonda 104 Weal. Terry 217 Weslllnlok. Charles 176 Weslllnlllk. Danny 104, 2116. 2911. 299 W1-sllund, William 217 Weyel. Keilh 107 Weyel, Sleven 176 Wheeler. Kelly 23, 45, 104. 366 Wheeler, Lisa 141 Wheeler, Paula 217 Wheeler. Suzanne 176 Whilloek. Jaekie 176 Whipple. Lorraine 104 Whipple. Margarel 217 Whipple. Paul 176 While. Allan 141. 319 W1lil1'. ,lim 141. 366 While. Dianne 4. 176. 266 While. Holly 176 While. jenny 104 While. Roller! 176 While. Roby11 218 . David 45. 104. 261. 262. 2 Whilehead. Allen 176. 403 Wnilelleull ilrawlley 218 Whilehead 366 Whilehead. llavid 104 Whilehead. Kennelh 104 Whitehead. Ronald 141. 413 Whileheaal in 1h1n 403 .. 1 1 Whilgield. Dona1d218 63. Whillield. ,loe 176 Whillield. Norman Whillield. Reginald Whillield Ro 4 r 176 . 1: - Whilley. 111-elle 218 whim-y. K.-vin 1111 w1.a111....1..... 0.m.m..- Whi11i11g1on. Ralph Whillinglon. Renee Whillin Ion Roxanne Il - Whilwonh. llrud Wbilworlh. David 105 Wliilworlh. Jn-IT 105 104. 413 Whilwcxrlh. K1-i1l1 I7o Wir-ker. Chrialian 177 Wh-ani-r. Deborah Wieaner. 116111-rl 105 Wike. Mark 177 Wilbanda. Kenuelh 211. 177. 3116 Willmnka. Steven 218 Wilboum. Slueie 177 Wileox llnnda 14 . ' I Wileoxen. Janel 2111 wild.-r. 1.-rf.-1-y 105 Wilfong, Kyle 105 Wilhelm. Damiel 177 Wilhelm. Miehael 141 Wilhile. Phyllia 45. 105. 366. 372 Wilke. lfelieia 218 wilk.-.uuylv 105 Wilke. Mark 361 Wilkenson, Cade 177 Wilkinson. Claylon 105. 362. 49 Wilkinson. Dana 2111 Wilkinson. George 218 Wilkinao 375 11, Pamela 141. 366. 372. 37 Wilkins. Melanie 105. 41 1 Wilkiaon. Riehard 141 Willi. James 177. 3116 Willi. Kalhleen 105. 265. 267 Willi, '1'h omah 210 wa11i1.m..1:h.-ra 142 Williams. c1,.1.- 111 wanmm... 11.-1... ms. 21,11 w111a..m., o..1...n.1. 219 Wil1ia1ns.Dianne 142. 412 Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams. William-. Williams. Williams. Williams, Williams. Williams. Williams, Williuma. Williamw. Williams, Williams. Williams, Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams. lilizabelll 219 llollie 142 ,lay 219 Jeannie 142 joe-eph Kevin 2 19 Liga 21 9 Lousie 177 Mike 147 Paige 177 Randall 177 Sandi 119. 105 Sroll 177 Seo!! Selh 177, 330 Sharon 177 Sluey 45, 105. 304. 305. 366 Stephanie 142, 362 Slephen 2 19 Sleven 2 19 Susan 177 Waller 105 Williams, Wendy 220 Williamson. Williamson, Williamson Bymn 219. 352 David 219 Eamenl 177 Williamson: John 1 16. 142. 318. 319 Williamson. Keilh 177 Williamson. Mark 105. 264 Williford. Sharon 220 Willig, Jennifer 177 Willis, Glenda 142' Willis. Greg 220 Willis. lame Willia. lanel 177 Willis. john 142. 366. 377 Wi11i1s.1'au1 177 Willis. Roger Wills. Waller 220 Willmun, Linda 105 Wilshusd. Lisa Wilshuser. Lisa Wilson. Danny 105 Wilson. Darryl 105. 2311 Wilson. Dean 177 Wilson. Jame 220 Wilson. Lanee 220. 340 Wilson. Lisa 138 Wilson. Mark 142 Wilson. Rolrerl 177 Wilaon, Rory 142 Wilson. Sandra 177 Wilson. Sleve 142. 402 Wilson. Sue 142. 417 Wilson. Tammi 177. 404 Wilson. Teri Wind. 1'auI 142. 4311 Wind. Rulh 220 Wineman. james 177 Wineman. Linda 266 Wineman. Suzanne Winlield. Su-phen 1711 Wlnkel, Erwin 1711 Wingler. james 220 Winkler, Karri 105, 400, 40 Winler. Laurie 105 Winler. Michael Wine. Ted 361 Wiseman, Palriria 142 Wisnoski. Brenda 142, 412 Wisnoskie. Mirhael 105 Wilchel. Carl 105. 407 Wilholf. 1-Irika 105 Wilhoff. Slephanie 177 Willholz. Susan 177 Willig, ,lumen 177, 330. 324, W.11.1,..-...1.11.. 11.1111 178 Wolf. Kennelh 23. 105 Wolf. Teresa 220 Wolff. William Womack. January 221 Womaek. Rxmdall 221 Wood. Dawn 106 Woonl, Slephen 1 12. 143 Woods. Aliria 143 Wood. Teresa 221 Woods. Delphine 14-3 Woods. John 221 Woods, Kalhy Woodanl, Amy 221 Woodward. Susan 143 Work. David 366 Work. Sleven 45, 106 Woolen, David 221 Woolen. James 178 Woolen. Martha 178 Work. David 142 Wollring. Judy 106. 412 Wozniacki, llrenda 221 Wright, Madison 221 Wozniacki. Suzy 178 Woznicki. Kimberly 1711 Wrighl. Kay 178, 266 Wrighl. Rosa 178 l 325 wragm. Traci 179. 21.6 Wrill. Roln-r1 179 Wrill. .lim 179 Wunderlirh. Augu-I 221 Wunllerlich. ,lame 179 Wunderlirh. Nanry 143 Wunsehe. Elizabelh 45. 10 Wunr-che, ,Iulia 221 Wyriek. Palrirk 106 Wyall. Susan 221 Wyall. William 143 Wylie. Shelly 14-3 Yang. Debra Y-llarbo. Douglas 179 Ybarra. Anlhony 185. 221 Yearbook 3511. 359 Yeursley. Stoll 19. 221 Y...'1..-y. J.-mor.-r 143 Yoekey. Suzanne 221. 334 Yoon-r, Serhm 221 Yosl. Diana 179 Young. Bradford 143, 288 Young. Deb 143 Young. joy 221 Young. Lori 114. 143 Young. Regina 179 Young. Sleven 179 Youngblood. Kalhleen Youngblood. Mary 143 Youngblood. Mary Youngblood. Thomas 221 Zarhary. John 221 Zapull. l ra1oer 106 Zeigman, Yvonne 221 Zelenukc. Coleen 221 Zirbell. Elizabelh 143 Zimmel. Edward 143 Zimmel. Riehard 45. 106 look. Roberl 143 look. Tim 179, 324 Znrheek. Karen 179 Zuggler. Anne 6. 366. 370 V 6 x U 1 4 V. 464 Student Index LL L -,... ,.1. ....:,.. ..1..,x..afn. .:-.,4.,- ,.......1..-... -Lg --6..- ... . ..-.. , .. ,- . ..-. . . , . , ' - f-,gn-.-Aff, Qf' ' ' .,.-..,,., ., 1-,,.,4,,f-'-14.-.QL-.-Q.:-N.-v.-.-.. 4.-.-.-A ...Q-f,grhc-:-Luwxfaavkazzak-.-:w2..hzI1:1 ,iQ-Kiwiuvw:-.-.4-.1-.f:L,,a1 'v! A' H5344 ..-. .J . if N f x ,M I 7 '23 1 -. ' 5 ,ff :Eff gn f1s'?1 ffiiaf gif? lj 1 1 : 5 . L -- Ii. ::5 II-. Y E! :ru , I S . .ja .yt s ,I 4 - . gl X :'. X ' A. ' 4 ,J t , gi' f -gat: - W P + . ' -V ' f' '- -' ' -ii 'f '- ' ' ' 'f A' n . .- 1-.' Nz' i:':- 2': f.f:-xi':2-'I-f:':A 'Pix -. . -:: 1:T'. :1-':'zf :1N-S. . ,. 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