Lawrence D Bell High School - Raider Yearbook (Hurst, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 352 of the 1967 volume:

■ ' ■,-v , m J -y •- ' ; : ?.:. ■V .- n--- ' %- - - I ■A ' ' ' -;i; ' v. ■V -0 ( L rv s- ' ' C-:? Raider Volume XII Nancy Woodward, Editor ■vjtiii ,.- lU y u f s ' z-c:) 1967 Raider Lawrence D. Bell High School Hurst, Euless. Bedford. Texas Volume XII Nancy Woodward, Editor the hurr ' , the pressures of the high school enviroment. Life is oriented A clock ticking slowly to drag to an end, and ticking far too rapidly during lunchtime and the break to be frozen as we concentrate, searchin for the answer to complete an exam. But as the bell rings we find that the ticking had continued; Time remains constant... Time is the necessity for growth, for the learning process. Now is our time — our time to find individuality, to discover truths, to seek answers We express our answers in different ways. . . Many are outward manifestations — our fads, our clothing, our hair styles, But our findings affect us inwardly in our morals, in our senses of values. Too frequently adults judge us using only what they discern outwardly as a basis. . . Monthly, magazine articles appear on topics like The New Morality, or Ttie Teen Revolution, Showing an ei. irely black and white picture of our world. Realizing that no picture is complete while lacking shades of gray, this year the RAIDER attempts to reflect the entire picture, mirroring the way we see ourselves. ...Our View of Our Generation. 1 I « ' ai ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL Winter . . . ORGANIZATIONS - - SENIORS %r - - ACTIVITIES BASKETBALL, GYMNASTICS, INTRAMURALS LIMELIGHT ' JUNIORS spring . . . ACTIVITIES TRACK, BASEBALL, TENNIS, GOLF -- - ADMINISTRATION FACULTY - SOPHOMORES -- INDEX : % On these pages we propose to offer a tribute to a man who has shown him- self to be an outstanding example to those he touches, both directly and indirectly. He demonstrates the finest characteristics of manhood, and in so doing he leads others along that greatest of paths— the very path of living. ' ,r He is more than a teacher, more than a coach. Truly he is successful in these endeavors, but even more exemplary, he is a leader in his community, and a valuable counselor to the young. Because he is an individual whom we admiie and respect, wc dedicate the 1967RAlDERtoCoachHoot Smith. Vi f% • ■ t ' lgy ' y r- • c - ' «. .W - V ' srt ' i 5i :;- . Jit ' 1 K Registration, Howdy I ' m sorry, but the L ' s can ' t come for two more hours. Watch where you Tut that hand. Jack! Computers made registration easy - Howdy cards were the rage; It rained at the game, but everyone was at the dance. And the year began. . . Head cheerleaders withstand the wet rain. 14 Week Begin Year. Let ' s see--You drive the getaway car and I ' ll. If only he used Ban. . , David ' s hope is in the cup. 15 Activities are varied as work gets under way. School continued amid pep rallies and football games. Retha Rider was tried and buried on school time. Student Council Representatives were elected; Annual sales began. . . And if I am elected, I promise that hereafter and therefore, nevertheless, as previously stated... We ' re the good guys. . .we wear white hats! r i E ider Rousers mournfully hold a funeral for Retha Rider, representative of the opposing team. Now Guy, let ' s not blow our cool. Do we detect a little animosity here? 17 Homecoming . . . . . the hall decorations . . . the floats . . . the parade . ..the bonfire . . . the exciting game that we won . ..Paula Sargent being crowned queen ...the Key Club ' s dance Do you think Mr. Nichols will approve? The team that looks alike plays alike. In modern dancing, who needs a part ner? Mr. Johnson helps initiate Key Clubbers at the bonfire. The science department got carried away! 19 Football is a buildei--a builder of courage, of pride, of strength--a builder of men. It is not orig- ll to state that football is iidt iusl a ijaiuc. On Fie one level it is just that; but uo a lugticr and much more serious level it li not. It ii, to those who Dlav it. a lesson in life. It is n ip.irlirr nf what lite is, and the sacrifices one iiiusi make to : live it. Football is also a vivid experience--the thrill of victorv--llie fprrihV nonnv nf ili-ff-nt , r.i. ball is indeed a remarkable game — a builder, a teacher, an ex erience, and in the end an exiting introduction to lite 20 2t ?s ZK 71 2Sn 7(8 47„ 87S jf ji 88 — -. ROW ONE: Don Moore, Scott Gaddy, Larry Cheatham, Dennis Gossett, Greg Hail, Doug Reed, Larry Hill, Eddie Williams, Monte Stewart, Larry Gopher ROW TWO: Max Pfrimmer, Bruce Goodman, Randy Plemmons, Ed Walts, David Hairston, Don McDonald, Pat Worley, Lucky Gilbert, Larry Carnahan, Ronnie Knowles, W. Wayne Morse, Doug McMullen, Mgr. ROW THREE: Steven Boyd, Trainer, Mike Blanco, Larry Tongate, Terry Ferguson, Gary Tongate, Ronnie Hadley, Mike Worley, Dan Matheson, Ray Crowley, Steve Gammon, Roger Carroll, Gary Hill, Doug Felker, Charlie Bounds, David Riner, Don White, Sam Steele, Doug Berg, Roy Irwin, Wayne Courreges, Trainer 22 Raider Football 23 COACHES: Harville, Moore, Haws, Smith, Bookout, Potter, Hamm, and Brown. 24 25 Raiders Qlip In The Mud In drenching rain and on a soggy field the Blue Raiders opened their ' 66 season against the South Oak Cliff Gold- en Bears. The Bears fumbled on the kickoff and the Blue Raiders took advantage of the miscarriage, scoring in four plays. Don Moore converted after Berg ' s six to give the home team a quick 7-0 lead. South Oak Cliff retaliated with a forty yard reverse to the Blue Raider one, setting up the score by Buddy Capps the next play; Bell crushed the attempt for the extra point. Johnson tallied again in the third quarter after a 46 yard leap. A two point conversion succeeded, leaving the score 14-7. Dan Matheson and Mike Worley take out 3 bears. ri?S K ■pp - 2 K |H|BKL mIR- r tfi l .Ss fc... Kill! ! ! ! y Scott Gaddy prepares to break into the open. 26 DOUG FELKER Tackle ROGER CARROLL End TERRY FERGUSON Wingback RAY CROWLEY Tackle Jackets Clean the Cupboard - Raiders Go Hungry After tvvo consecutive defeats Denison finally managed to come out on top of Bell 21-0. Denison ' s Yellowjacket fullback Don Jordon scored from the Bell three for the first tally with Robert Tatum adding the point after. The second six notches was on a 65 yard intercepted pass by Butch Gladden. The third mark was on a 30 yard pass play from Yellowjacket Bill Winder to Cretis Moore. Bell nearly scored twice during the fourth quarter, but all attempts failed as the clock ran out. Matheson prepares to put the hurt on 24. LARRY GOPHER Defensive End LARRY CHEATHAM Guard Defense The Key-Richland Picked The Lock Raiders Fall 7-0 Tough defense was the by-word in the Blue ' s 7-0 loss to the Richland Rebels. Defensive standouts Wayne Morse and Gary Tongate led the rush of the Raiders ' rock hard defense as they ground the Rebel machine to a halt. Sam Steele was the leading ground gainer with 59 yards. ED WALTS Guard 1 1 V J B 1 , H B P 1 RBI{ KS 1 .... H u PAT WORLEY Tackle This racing stripe means I ' m fast! ! ! Pat Worley tries out a flying block on an unsupecting Rebel. Record Play not Enough As Irving Slips By 7-6 A 99 yard T. D. pass from Junior quarter- back Doug Berg to Senior Doug Reed nearly brought victory for Bell against Irving. This came immediately after a rock hard Raider defense had held the Tigers for four downs inside the Blue six yard line. The six points made it 7-6 in favor of the Tigers. The try for two points was stopped just short of the goal by Irving desperation defense. .f ■ Doug Berg executes the difficult spread eagle pass. Sorry, its two below! ! ! DON HIMES End  -a ' iJ GREG HAIL Wingback GARY HILL Quarterback 29 Colts BoH Bell After a 0-0 halftime score the Arlington Colts came back with four touchdowns in the second half. The first Colt touchdown was on a one yard drive by fullback Mark Menger. Eugene Andrews kicked the con- version. Early in the fourth period, Arling- ton ' s Eddie Horton scored on a two yard sprint, and then a few minutes later threw for another T. D. The final score came late in the fourth quarter on an 18 yard pass from Don Bodenhammer to Ralph Campbell. The Blue Raiders had defensive standouts, as Dan Matheson and Monte Stewart starred. Doug Berg bites the dust again, and again, and. flW ! ' ' STEVE GAMMON Tackle LARRY HILL Halfback 30 DAVID HAIRS TON Guard DENNIS GOSSETT Guard A picture ' s worth a thousand words. SCOTT GADDY Halfback c . fy Trainers carry injured Tongate from the grid. JH HMMHi . LUCKY GILBERT End Sam Steele helps Don Moore get off a field goal attempt. Almost-But Not Quite Bell 1 S-Tyier Lee 1 4 Tyler Lee eluded Bell by one point as the Bell record fell to 0-6. Lee captured a 7-0 lead in the second quarter with an S6 yard drive topped by a 21 yard pass from Bailey to Kirkpatrick. Nance converted with the extra point kick. But Doug Berg rolled out for 23 yards for a score just before the half. Don Moore con- verted and tied the haltime score 7-7. Larry Tunnell carried the ball 27 yards for the Rebels and set up the score by Dave Evans. Nance scored the point after again. Mike Blanco raised the fans hopes in the 4th quarter with the recovery of a Tyler fumble, Steele carried 23 yards and then Berg took it over from the two. The only thing stopping the Raiders victor) ' was the two point conversion — failing once again. Don ' t blow your whistle, I ' m not through yet. SAM STEELE Fullback Honorable Mention All District CHARLES BOUNDS Tackle MIKE WORLEY Center Earth Trembles A8 Ride Edges Bell 21-13 I ' ll hold and you kick DOUG BERG Quarterback Honorable Mention All District In the biggest game of the year the Raiders met the Rider Raiders at Wichita Falls. Bell ' s unheralded and winless team shocked the 6th ranked Rider 11 . Bell pulled its first trick from the bag in the 1st quarter when Scott Gaddy returned a Rider punt 70 yards for a 7-0 lead. The mighty Rider offense pushed across their first score in the 2nd period, thus ending first half scoring and leaving the score knotted. The Rider team began to feel its oats in the 3rd quarter as they drew blood after two long drives to give them a very commanding 21-7 lead. As Rider dominated 3rd quarter action, so Bell came roaring back in the 4th quart er to reverse the tide. Monte Stewart scored from the four to cap a 67 yard drive. Bell elected to gamble for a 2 point conversion but Rider rose to the occasion and Bell ' s attempt failed. This left the score 21-13. Bell was not yet finished. With the punishing running of Sam Steele the Raiders drove to Rider ' s 13. With 1:13 on the clock the Raider ' s dream of an upset was shattered as Bell lost the ball on a questionable fumble decision. Rider rode out the final minute and Bell fell 21-13. Regardless of the score, this was a majestic game which aptly illustrated the drama of football and showed every participant to be a hero. You cross that line four eyes, and. ... DAN MATHESON End Honorable Mention All-District MAX PFRIMMER Guard Lowering the boom as demonstrated by Gary Tongate. B 1 Mx r|l 1- K ' T J M 1 ■f . HHh S 5L,Mfl™ Pr . t. DON MacDONALD DON MOORE WAYNE MORSE Back Tackle Tackle Honorable Mention All-District All District 33 Bell Wins Shootout- Blast Texans Bell ' s first win was against Arlington Sam Houston at Pennington Field. Senior Doug Reed set up the initial score with a fifty nine yard kickoff return to the Texan 33. Sam Steele, Bell ' s powerful fullback, then captured 23 yards in five plays positioning the ball for Doug Berg ' s 10 yard six point plunge. Don Moore missed the conversion and left the score 6-0. In the second quarter Bell scored again with Doug Berg carrying from the one. Moore succeeded with the conversion, and the scoreboard read 13-0 at halftime. Bell didn ' t score again in the second half, but there was no need as Wayne Morse, Max Pfrimmer, Ray Crowley, Dan Matheson and Mike Blanco pre- sented an exceptional effort defending the Raider goal. The Texans only scored once in the third quarter on a pass from Kirby to Farhat. ROY IRWIN End RONNIE KNOWLES Halfback RANDY PLEMMONS Guard Bottleneck--styled by Tongate and Stewart Hill stages his version of a shakedown. 34 DAVID RINER Tackle DOUG REED Halfback Wipeout blocking leads Berg to a long gain Sideline conference Pass inter — what? Birds Fly High - Raiders Fall 14-6 With the help of a strong wind and strong defense Irving McArthur beat Bell 14-6 at the Irving Public Schools Stadium. The birds scored first during the early 2nd quarter with a 37 yard carry by Steve Parshall. Bruce Smith converted. Again in the 4th quarter Smith converted after he had scored on a pass from Billy Johnston. Then later in the fourth quarter, hinged on the arm of Doug Berg, the Raiders moved to the two where Sam Steele carried the leather over. The two point conversion failed, and the score remained 14-6. Note number 50 Sports editor of this annual Don ' t push! Don ' t push! KILLPOWER 36 Nine to two - first down anyway Nighttrain rolls. 37 mri • ( 1 ■■ V . P B knoa H  Get your hand outta there, little feller! Homecoming Was A 9winging Safari-Raiders Win 2 1 - 1 5 A near capacity Homecoming crowd was thriUed as the Bell Blue Raiders fought to a 21 to 15 victory over the Castle- berry Lions. A spectacular 70 yard touchdown run by Doug Berg set the stage for a 14-7 Raider half-time lead. The Lions fought back in the last half but Sam Steele held them off with a short scoring plunge. Another Castleberry score set ' the stage for a final minute drive stifled by Bell with 14 sec- onds remaining. Oops! EDDIE WILLIAMS Guard DON WHITE End LARRY TONGA TE Tackle 38 Sam Steele picks up a few more for Bell LUCIOUS STEELE Guard Two fine referees assert their judgement powers MONTY STEWART Wingback MIKE BLANCO End 39 © ' .11 L o 4 €cr %_f ■«33 3 ! t FIRST ROW: Richard Wiseman, Larry White, Dennis Fitch, David Kunkle, Danny Williams, David Payne, Randy Moore, Glenn Davis, Bill Davis, Scotty Huston. SECOND ROW: Mike Harris, Gary Taylor, Mike Wilson, Tom Reid, James Newton, Larry Parker, Ronnie Moore, Kirk Wied, Tommy Merrill. THIRD ROW: Gary Landers, Fred Stewart, Larry AUman, Gary Bamett, Wade Molsbee, Gary Hagen, Dickey Nowell, Mike Hicks, Curtis Green. FOURTH ROW: Miller Bonner, Gary Powell, Pete Chesney, Mike Vance, Steve Henry, Eddie Fulbright, Mike May- field, Ben Pearson. FIFTH ROW: Paul Dugdale, Wayne Huggins, Mark Mobley, Robert Skinner, Gary Stephens, Mike Peevy, Larry Graham, James Aven B-Team Perhaps the hardest year for the football player is the sophomore year. It is in this year that winning teams are born. But in actuality a good team is not born, but rather is created through a painstaking training program that includes extensive football drilling, weight lifting, running, and other assorted and very tedious preparation for the years ahead. The sophomore gets no recog- nition for the work he does, but he realizes that it ' s worth it and that it will pay off in the future. Fred Stewart throws the pigskin hopefully. 40 Miller Bonner leaves the ground The crowd roars for more punishment. L 1 p,, 1 l 1 .il ' Organizations provide opportunity for character and per- sonality building beyond that possible through academic achievements. Whatever club he may join, whether his mem - bership is by invitation, competition, or choice, the student becomes a better individual by taking part. Members of honor societies are respected by others for their achievements. Spirit clubs offer one pride in his school and fellow students, and the chance to demonstrate this feeling. Satisfaction from helping others is gained by active membership in a service club. Academic clubs offer the opportunity to grow intellec- tually as well as socially. An insight to the student ' s chosen occupation is supplied by vocational clubs. Members of publi- cations staffs receive responsibility and satisfaction in their work. All organizations offer something to the student. If he takes an active part, he becomes a better person. Organi- zations form a vital part of education and student development. 42 43 I HONOR 44 Lettermen ' s Club The Letterman ' s Club is an honorary club composed of students who have lettered in a sport. Although they do not actually hold meetings and are not an active club, they are recognized by the entire student body and faculty for ex- celling in the sports in which they participate. 45 Ben Admire Richard Albin Kelia Allen Judy Baldwin Bruce Balentine Kay Ballman Carla Benson Sue Brewer Guy Burnett Charlotte Campbell Bobby Carter Jan Conway Patsy Cook Debbie Dashner Eric Denbina Kirk Gay Bob Goad Mary Hamilton Rosalind Hardin Sharon Harris National Honor Qociety Danny French Parliamentarian Bob Bardo Treasurer M Ed Walts Vice -President 6 Jerry Jackson President Nancy Woodward Carla Fielder Secretary Reporter SPONSORS JoAnn Johnson Social Chairman Holly Hart Hesta Conway Ellen Harvey Jane Hazzard Sandra Hess Jo Lynn Potts Sandra Cole Bill Holder Nancy Hurt Judy Johnston Mary Karlicek Terry Leach Tracy Littlejohn Glynda Lyle Dan Matheson Mary Ellen McCauley Ronnie Mills Bettye Montford Sharolyn Mum ford ' 9 Dee Peterson Bobby Raean Donna Scnoenberger Rhonda Sechrist Sandra Smith Susan Swann Bill Tillinghast Diversified opinions were presented in the discussion groups. i£ § Bob Bardo stands to give the monthly treasurer ' s report. The highest scholastic honor attainable at Bell is mem- bership in the National Honor Society. Members are chosen by the faculty on basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the school. To be considered, a student must carry a grade average of 90 or above. This year the club has done more than ever before: sponsored dances, held discussion groups, attended a play at the Dallas theater cen- ter, and sent officers to the state meeting. The 1967 chapter has made NHS something to strive for. Initiates New Activities Mrs. Potts cleans up after the mem- bers. Some NHS members have limited attention spans! 47 The National Thespian Society is an organization for the advance- ment and improvement of dramatic arts in secondary schools. A person is eligible for membership through actual stage performance and in- vitation. Officers of the National Thespians Society National Thespian Society David, it ' ll all be over in a few seconds. Two months and I ' ll be ready for The Cellar. fU-- The Queen and her court in Alice in Wonderland. Performs Throughout The Year We told you to get all the material you needed --but not the curtainsT So I ' m the guy who throws the switch? Somebody has to do it. She flies through the air with the greatest of ease. The Mad Hatter chases Alice madly around the table during the Mad Tea Party. 49 9PIRIT 50 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders The Junior Varsity cheerleaders are elected from the Freshman class, and cheer at all the J. V. games. This year the J. V. Cheerleaders are Cindy Ball, Etee Cooper - Head Cheerleader, Leslie Gray, Lynda Hellewell, and Linda Walts. cheerleaders . . . Chugar struggles to keep up with her elders. They give it all they ' ve got, and then some. The Backbone Of Two bits, four bits. Up, up, and away! 52 So march on to victory! PAULA SARGENT Co -Captain SANDRA NEWMAN, Senior Qchool Spirit VICKI ANDERS Co -Captain SUE BREWER, Senior 53 nnHiHiiaii Raiderettes MRS. CARROTHERS, Sponsor SOCIAL OFFICERS 54 Drill Team Officers f 1 IV PAULA SMITH Lieutenant GAIL LEIGH Lieutenant 1 JOANN JOHNSON Lieutenant JAMIE MINDLIN Captain DONNA BAKER Lieutenant BETTYE MONTFORD Lieutenant ADA GILMORE Lieutenant I 55 Raiderettes Win First KAY BALLMAN mmmmmmm r- 4 ' . I SHERRY BELL 56 KAREN CHEEK BECKI BARLEY DEBBIE BARRON i: . CARLA BENSON MELANIE BOWEN : i ■m, KAREN BELL Treasurer JAN CARLEY STEPHANIE COOPER All together now, one, two, three I Managers are Naioma Fehler, Andrea Glover, Donna Mindlind, Karen Hail, and Linda Glazner. The Raiderettes may be seen at each home football game and at several basketball games providing entertainment for the crowds before the game or at half time. These girls work many long hours perfecting their dance routines which are greatly appreciated by the students ofL. D. Bell. 1 JANICE COP ELAND JUDY DAVIS PAM DOGGETT PENNY FOUST At Gummer Camp CARLA FEILDER CAROLYN GARRISON 4a ' : vij T • LUCI GONZALES LYNN GOOD 57 WYNONA GREEN Those dances aren ' t as easy as they look. Constant Practice Makes SHARON HARRIS s JANICE HOBBS JANET HOLCOMB BEVERLY HOOK MARSHA HOOK s5!«Kf! ihr V i 4 J .V I 1 ,v. 4 ' 58 ANN HOWARD PATTI HUETTER KATHY JOHNSTON RHESA JUSTISS 5-6- ♦4 LINDA LEVERETT TRACY LITTLEJOHN Secretary GLYNDA LYLE MARY ELLEN McCAULEY ! 5! SvU y •I i GLENDA McCROSKEY Come fly with me. . III J PAM McELROY Perfect Performance DEBBIE MILAN JAN MILLER CHRISTY MOAK 59 Bell ' s Raiderettes KAREN MORPHEW SHAROLYN MUMFORD PAT NICHOLS KATHY OSBORNE CONNIE PRATER LINA REEDY This dance was for seniors only at one of the last games. 6 l ' 44 DIANE REEVES 60 HELEN RUSSELL DONNA SCHOENBERGER President SANDY SMITH SUSAN SPURRIER JENNY TAYLOE CINDY THREATT DEBBIE TIPTON In addition to dancing at half-time, the Raiderettes perform hand routines during the game. VAUNIE von STORCH CINDY WIENDENHOFT Historian Are Second To None 1% -, ' ■ ?.: MARY WHITLOCK PAM WILLIAMS VICKI ZWEIG k The Blue Raider Marching Band is the combined efforts of the; Fall Activities Climaxed With Superior Rating Drum Majors and Majorettes are Robert Hastings, Dianna Cooper, Pam Dunn, Roy Dykes. 62 Band Managers are Mike Haney and Don Langdon. Symphonic I and Symphonic n Bands. At Wichifa Falls UIL Contest L. D. Bell is honored to have m its midst several All- State Band members. If Mr. Longwell sweats out another practice. The Band Council includes students from both Symphonic Bands and the officers. rr 1 . A vs ' « ' i .T ' A Qecond Qymphonic Band Mrs. Kidd listens to the score for My Fair Lady. Symphonic The symphonic band was selected as the Texas Honor Band to represer I P fft . i..imi J c f4i H Concert Band M ' David Krommes, Con- m 1 cert Band Drum Major HP H Concert band competes 1 J ji f 1 at Wichita Falls. Band he state at the Four -State Band Directors Association in Texarkana. Raidei Rousers and band members stand to yell with the cheerleadeis. Raider Rousers 9upport Their Team The Raider Rousers is a senior organization which acts as the spirit boosters of our school. They pro- duce skits for pep rallies and serve in other ways to raise school spirit. A few of the loyal members met to plan the skits. jS . 66 Raider Rousers exhibit enthusiasm at pep rallies. Rodeo Club The Rodeo Club builds interest in the sport of rodeoing by creating a wholesome atmosphere in which all students may re -live the Old West. The club members take an active part in weekly competi- tion sponsored by area high school rodeo clubs. Sponsor Mrs. Denton and club officers. 9ERVICE 68 Executive Council The Executive Council was formed to assist the Student Council in the various problems of the student body. It consists of all the club presidents, editors of the school publications, and the captains of the drill team and cheer- leaders. Meetings provide an opportunity for the clubs to srork closer together in planning the school year ' s activities. 69 9tudent Council This is our esteemed student council president? Works For Dan Matheson, Vice-President Sue Brewer, Secretary 70 Come on, Monty, everybody ' s smiling except you. Harmony With Faculty Ben takes a quick look at his notes, while Betty runs around the room. Everyone gets quiet when Ben calls the meeting to order. If you can ' t say it to everybody, Zweig, then just don ' t say it. Guy, why do you insist on being different? 71 The Student Council is the most important organization on the L. D. Bell campus. It creates a link be- tween the administration and the stu- dents, a bond that is unique in today ' s school. Through the council, the adminis- tration, faculty, and the community may see a cross representation of stu- dent ideas and interests. The L. D. Bell Student Council not only leads in school, but has taken its position as a national leader. The council this year has begun plans for the 1968 National Association of Stu- dent Councils convention and for taking a state office next year. The Council is leading a school which leads. Turn around and pay attention to the meeting, Beth. Council Plans Who asked for your opionion? 72 I give up! GUY BURNETT, Treasurer Jtudent Activities SANDRA HESS, Parliamentarian 73 Members uphold tradition by wearing suits to their meetings. Key Club r r 1 i L - n T Bc J rff „Ij iBfl KL ii ' . Get serious, Don! And what kind of a meeting ; is this? Come on fellas, look interested... we 11, at least try . 74 Quit looking at the camera, Terry, and pay attention to the business at hand. f m ■nn P m ■7 1 H t , A h T- F y B mSA- ' ' j r li ' f r i pt in Kv i 1 g m ' m w L 1 — ' M fe t m Here ' s a map of all the roads around the lake. The girls have to leave at 9:30. Gponsors Orphan The Key Club at Bell is one of the more outstanding clubs; a club v rith ideas and execution. Dedicated to school and community service, the club maintains a foster child in Greece, hosts the Homecoming Dance, provides programs at athletic games, and cooperates in Kiv anis Club Projects. Club membership is invitational and high standards of con- duct are practiced as well as preached. If you get caught, I don ' t know you. What do y ' all think of free beer? 75 If r IB III The meetings are strictly informal, as one can tell. Mrs. Potts takes a stand. Class of 67 Reorganizes Tri-Hi-Y That ' s okay Beverly, just make yourself at home. The girls listen closely as a new project is introduced. 76 The Sophomore Tri- Hi-Y is a service organi- zation sponsored by the YMCA. Its purpose is to conduct charity work, social activities, and money raising projects. The girls meet bi-monthly at different homes to dis- cuss all projects and un- dertakings of the YMCA . Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y The girls pause during a meeting to have their pictures made for the annual. Cassie, let Steve alone so he can play with his fireman! Rounding the kids up for snack time was a problem. Will they make it to the top? ■ - (■L r I- ■ 4 Now, if they just don ' t move. 77 Library Club Junior Tri-Hi-Y 78 Qtagecraft Club The Stagecraft Club is designed for any student who is interested in the production part of dramatics. Members assist in the production of plays through designing and building sets, working with props, de- signing and building sets, working with props, designing and operating lighting, and working with costumes. Mr, Dawson instructs the officers in the use of stage equipment. 79 YOUTH FOR CHRI9T ORGANIZES THI8 YEAR If someone yawns now and then, it ' s acceptable; YFC meets at 7:45 in the mornings. YFC stresses varied meetings, including skits. A new organization at Bell this year, Youth For Christ offers many advantages to its members. Skits, speakers, games, and singing combine in each meeting to help achieve the three major purposes - evangelism; christian development, and fellowshi; ' . Membership never closes. The speaker must be great because everyone is listening. 80 Registrar ' s and Front Office Workers Nurse ' s Office Workers Many students, during their study hall periods, work in the different administrative offices. They perform a variety of tasks which help our school to be more effectively run. Though little is ever heard about them, they are appreciated by the staff and the students as well. Office Help Counselor ' s Help Attendance Office Workers 81 Volunteer Firemen 9erve Community Unique in the nation. Bell High School ' s Volunteer Firemen provide a valuable service for our communities. In addition to dangerous fire fighting the firemen risk their health in com- bating disasters which occasionally befall our city. Many thanks must go to these young men and Mr. Nichols, who devote so much time to the welfare of others. Volunteer Firemen change clothes on the school parking lot so quickly that no one notices. 82 Hurry up with the coat --someone noticed! ACADEMIC 83 Le Cercle Francais The French Club promotes a better understanding of the French people, their language, customs, and their culture for all French stu- dents. This is accomplished by providing lectures, slide programs, skits, and pen pals. French Club Officers 84 Students who are now enrolled in Spanish classes or who have been in Spanish are eligible for mem- bership in the Spanish club. Mem- bers practice their Spanish infor- mally and learn about the culture of Spanish-speaking countries. Spanish club officers and friend. Gpanish Club 85 German Club The German Club provides an opportunity for German students to learn more about the culture of Germany, its people, and its government. Any student who is nov taking German or has previous- ly taken it is eligible for membership. r ' - ' M German Club Officers 86 Latin students who join the Junior Classical League have a chance to learn more about Roman life, history, and literature. They gain a better under- standing of the value of the cl ' assics and the classical languages. Junior Classical League Mrs. Hoefer is constantly being cornered by stu- dents to discuss Latin club business. Latin Club Officers 87 Math Club The Math Club promotes local interest in UIL number sense and slide rule contests, Annual High School Mathematics Contest and other similar events. The club also stimulates and assists students in individual efforts in areas of special interests. Junior Red Cross 88 Debate Club The Debate Club exists at Bell to promote interest in public speak- ing and the art of debate and to study the techniques of debating. Chess Club 89 Jets The Junior Technological En- gineering society is a national or- ganization made up of students with high interest in math and science. It is sponsored by local engineering firms. Scholarships are available through this organi- zation. Activities, including field trips and guest speakers, inform stu- dents as to opportunies and practices in the engineering professions. OFFICERS: Ronnie Mills, Dick Alb in, Bob Bardo, and Eric Dembina 90 okay Girlsl On stage in five minutes. This group is interested in all aspects of the theatre, whether the members are par- ticipants or spectators. Here, the theatre is explored thoroughly. Drama Club Club members help in Bell ' s first children ' s production. 91 Chorus Members A-Cappella Choir Participate Janice Copeland, All -State Choir member, 92 practices her part with Mr. Payne. Officers are: Danny French, Deanna Courtney, Charlotte Washington, and Chr iss South. k iiflllllLl P ■ ■ Oh gosh! I forgot to wash the bottom of my foot! ' Chorus members spend many hours perfecting their parts. In Musicals The chorus performs at various school and civic functions. In the spring it goes on an annual concert tour across the state. To add to its activities the chorus presents assembly and evening programs, partici- pates in UIL competition, and contributes its talents to the musical productions of the Fine Arts Department. A dress rehersal in full swing. Pianists, Debbie Jarrett and Mary Ellen McCauley, play all accompaniments. Gcience Club The Science Club offers members a chance to more closely study science both at club meetings and on field trips. The purpose of the club is to promote an interest in advanced study of science. Creative Writing Club 94 Members gather in the morning to choose the best writing. The Creative Writing Club endeavors to stimulate interest in and attention toward writing for pleasure and improvement. At the end of each year, the club publishes a magazine composed of the literary works of Bell students. What, me worry ' Mrs. Crawford helps proofread and correct spelling. Members Choose Material For The Idylls It ' s a tough job to choose what to use and what to turn back. Members laugh after reading some of the more original works. 95 VOCATIONAL 96 All right, Troops! V.O.E. Trains For The Future Girls in the VOE program attend classes in the morning to receive instruction and advice for their various jobs. Their afternoon hours are spent at work, earning while they learn. This type of education provides valuable experience which will help the girls obtain and hold good jobs when they are out of school. Jane Wise takes charge of a VOE meeting. Helping each other is a big part of VOE. VOE members manage to keep busy during their classes. 97 Future Teachers The Mid -Cities FTA Chapter was established for students who plan to enter the teaching profession and desire to learn more about it. Among the activities of the club are attendance at workshops and district and state conventions, applications for local and state scholarships, and the Teach-a-Day program. The annual banquet is held in the spring and the teacher of the year is presented with a plaque. 98 officers and sponsors meet to discuss the state convention. They are: Jamie Jankey, John Bartlett, David Blackwell, Mrs. Carol McMurray, Terry Ferguson, Nancy Woodward, Paula Sargent, Mr. Harrel McKinzie, and Donna Mullikin. Members came to the costume party as the per- son they most admired. Of America The girls look over the scrapbook before taking it to San Antonio. Mr. and Miss FTA were Jamie Jan- key and John Bartlett. John won district Mr. FTA. Mr. Odell was guest speaker at the district workshop luncheon. Dee Peterson, President of District V, presided over the district work- shop. Members earned points for the privilege of being delegates to the state convention. 99 Future Business officers are; Judy Halleday, Jan Conway, Wes Odell, Larry McFarland, Ellen Harvey, Novella Harvey, Mary Karlicek, Sandra Hess, and Donna Baker. The FBLA, composed of students interested in commercial subjects and careers, sponsors many activities. Members enter various competi- tions and attend district, state, and national con- ventions. Honors have been won on all of these levels. Sponsors: Janice Laxson, Jimmy McKenzie, and Gay Denton. Mrs. Laxson is serving as the district sponsors chairman. 100 Mr. and Miss FBLA contestants were Jeff Rucker and Ellen Har- Ellen Harvey, President, holds the gavel which re- presents her office. Leaders Scrapbook committe-- All for one and one for all! Jan Conway, State Historian, and Novella Harvey, candi- date for the same office. Sandra Hess holds her first place trophy in the state speech contest which means a trip to San Francisco. Of America Bill Holder accepts the first place spelling trophy and a trip to the national convention in San Francisco. Members participated in the campaign skit: anybody here seen Sweet Thing? Has The third place for projects was accepted by Wes Odell. 101 The dances seem to be the favorite part of the conventions. FBLA ' ers Are Active i iffligm vw .. S-r?rst :sv ■ i;, !.-ii 5;-_ ' . Members pause at the National convention for refreshment. Jan Conway peers from behind a microphone that is bigger than she. FBLAers are friendly to one another. 102 Delegates to New Orleans attended all the tourist spots. Hey! Let ' s watch what ' s going on around here! Wes Jones and his uncle, Mr. Jones--you just can ' t get away from it! All Year Round Ellen Harvey was installed at the spring banquet. The Mr. and Miss FBLA contestants seem to get along too well. 103 Experience Trains The Future Home- makers of America is a club designed to give girls an opportu- nity to develop home- making skills and per- sonality. The local chapter has had several state honors. Activities include a Mother - Daughter Banquet, Courtesy Week, and Teacher Appreciation Day. I Future FHA SPONSORS: Mrs. Smith, Mis. Payne, Mrs. Garner, and Mrs. Sales. FHA officers consult with Mr. Johnson con- cerning Courtesy Week. pHis? i m Mothers are always welcome at the FHA meetings. Homemakers FHA OFFICERS: Betty Line, Kathy McDonald, Helen Ernst, Billie Herron, Alice Freedman, Diane Murray, and Debbie Wiley. Bob Lynn, the FHA Beau, is presented with a fine homemade cake. i I m -■J ' - «•- ' •. jy s- m Service with a Smile is James Vaughn ' s motto. D. E. students Mary Husketh, James Gammill, David Bowman, and Bill DeArmond relax at the club Christ- mas party. Distributive Education Kneeling all day isn ' t so hard when you ' re earning money. Students crowd around Rosalind Hardin, patiently waiting for her services at the school store. Does Tawn Rose really work here, or is his car out of oil? J Steve Williams practices his salesmanship on an indecisive customer. 106 Phelix Shaw is caught red handed with his Aunt Jemima. Pat Pack peddles pills. Ann Dunn displays some of the jewelry which she helps sell at Ralph ' s Jewelry. Provides On The Job Training Darlene Clements tries desperately to interest a customer in buying her toys A hard-to-please customer tests Sonny Martin ' s selling ability. j D. E. Member9 Work All Year . . The D.E. officers work diligently toward an even better organization. Bill DeArmond participates in sales demonstration contests at the Area II conference. D.E. is a vocational training program organized to train students for the wholesale, retail, and s er- vice selling occupations. Many Bell students are now taking part in this program. D.E. students receive training in class and spend at least fifteen hours a week work- ing at a place of business. E S s HEET n BAR -■ h Peggy Hancock manages to smile while trying to close a sale. 108 D.E. students meet in class every morning. Debby Barber campaigns for the office of parliamentarian. Mi. Lewis, ICT Sponsor ICT officers meet briefly after class. Initiation team at Castleberry. 109 Vocational Industrial Club of America is an organization for the training of students in leadership abilities and the competition among students in their industrial and semi-professional fields. Be- sides going to school and holding down jobs, ICT members also par- ticipate in many area activities. .and to obey the Scout Laws. ICT Offers Both Students come in to get help from Mr. Lewis. Martha Arwine reads the .minutes of the 1966 Spring meet. 110 ICT members relax at their Hall Decorations Party Work And Fun. Local members visit Arlington, Sam Houston ICT members collected food and toys for the needy as their Christmas project. Ill VICA 436, Drafting Vocation Drafting officers: James Henson, Jackie Pannell, Emery Legrand, James Fair- cloth, Ric Larson, Judy Hunter, and Edward Bruce. Drafting students take advantage of the tools which the school provides. Students struggle over drawings in class. 112 Metal Trades Metal Trades Officers 113 Electrical Trades Students examine electrical apparatus. Electrical Trades officers: Don Wolf, James Kuelin, Andy Pilarcik, and Eddie Williams. Mr. Chamberlain explains a piece of equipment to a student. 114 PUBLICATIONS 115 Mrs. Kennedy and some of her staff members are always busy planning the next newspaper edition. Karen Jones never stops trying to sell ads; Nita Mclver and Randy Fitch, page editors, compare their ideas for layouts. ,.i 116 Cindy Weidenhoff compiles her club news section while Bettie Pitts adds her two cents worth. Leonard Thurman and Steve Dalby spend a lot of spare time working on picture developing and printing. Bell Hi-LHes Staff i.;.-.,- Mis. Carol Kennedy, newspaper spon- sor, writes a pass for Connie Mayo. Her headaches over paste-ups and deadlines never stop. Every two weeks the Bell Hi-Lites staff presents an edi- tion of the school paper to the students events past, present, and future which will be of interest to them. Behind the scenes, pages must be planned, copy written, proofread, ads sold, ' and pic- tures taken and printed. All this, done through the coopera- tion of all staff members, goes into the making of each copy of the Bell Hi-Lites. Staff members Linda Earl, Kathy Poplin, Marie Phillips and Mike Patrick get advice from Kay Huffstutler, Business Manager, while they try to plan the pages. Knows Everything That Goes On Co-editors Bruce Balentine and Connie Mayo laugh as they find errors while proofreading. Brenda Lawrence and her brother, Jeff, write all sports stories for the paper. 117 David Biggerstaff, Mike Worley, and Dan Matheson relax on the training tables while thinking about the next sports pages deadline. Note the happy expressions. . . Ada Gilmore and Dixie Day work on the classes, sorting pictures for delivery to homerooms. The 1967 Raider Staff Annual staff members- -caught in a rare moment of activity! Dee Peterson, Wes Odell and Vicki Adams choose the best pictures for the organizations. 118 The entire staff goes to Nancy Wood- ward, Editor, for the answers to their questions. Mike Mangum and Novella Harvey type index cards for every student. Tommy Reedy carefully checks the negatives he developed. The Annual Staff is always diligently at work to put out a better yearbook Captures The Year ' s Memories Despite the work that goes into the annual, Mrs. Dean keeps smiling. Throughout the year, the annual staff works diligently to record the activities and events which students will want to remember in the years to come. The staff holds elec- tions for personalities, is in charge of class pictures, plans the entire annual, and sells and distributes their final product. It is a lot of work with no credit except satisfaction for a job well done . Nancy explains to Mrs, black dots Dean that . .a picture is made of many tiny 119 . ..j. L iStat i • r (3 suK v Run! Run! It ' s a mad pace ! Don ' t fall behind- -faster, faster! The world is yours, if you can only catch it. You ' ve got to keep up--Faster! Faster! Get to the foot- ball game; get to the dance, your home- work, man, your homework; can ' t forget your homework. Hey! College boards, lake parties, clubs, Rouse ' m Raiders. .. There ' s so much to do, and so little time. Remember! Set an example fos the juniors and sophomores. Being a senior means being mature, and although fall is maturity, is is also a beginning; a beginning of our glorious achievements as seniors. 120 Senior Officers, 122 SENIOR COUNCIL: Jane Wise. Linda Leverett, Dianne Cooper Carla Fielder, Chalotte Wash- ington . Council plan Graduation, Class Trip. ben admire richard albin linda allan carol alien kelia alien vicki anders larry anderson linda anderson robert anderson ann angelly martha arwine johnny austin spike baggett aubra baker donna baker judy baldwin bruce balentine michael baley kay ballman bob bardo Happiness is Discovery. jimmy barentine theodore barron dennis bass janna bass Connie bates shermane bayless linda beasley karen bell carla benson dickey benton gary biggs lynn b ink ley carla bishop david blackwell bill blair mike bianco woody bloxom Charles bolton Charles bounds anita bouton dean bradbury edward brach bobby bramblett richard branam dale brandon Vincent breckner sue brewer James brown larry brown mike brown nancy brown Sharon brown Happiness is Being jack buck litida bufe jack bullard danny burger edmund burger Vicky burger freddie burleson guy burnett mike burns billy burton charlotte campbell Jackie cardwell jan carley robert carr bill carrol karen carson bobby carter howard cassell jimmy chance karin cheek Part of the Bulletin Board. wanda Chester J. w. chisholm ken christopherson karen clauser charlene dark John c lower sherry cobb jim coe mickey cole man bobby Collins don Colston jan conv ' ay sue crittendon Sharon crocker larry cryer maxine cryer sarah cummings randy dan ford debbie dashner greg davis Happiness is Knowing You ' re Wanted. Steve demory eric denbina roy dennis jiin dillard wanda dillard doug dollar Connie donahue eddie duffek phil duke joe dunn brenda dunnham roy dykes don eager linda earl Charles edgington daniel edwards tim elliot davld engelhardt helen ernst micki etherton Happiness is; lavon ewing James faircloth archie farmer patricia farmer jerry farris judy fenstemakei Yeah, my gardener gave them to me. .M Hllbh greg ferguson ronnie ferguson terry ferguson carla fickle carla fielder lynette fielder barbara fields cynthia fischer knowing You ' re in Qtyle. Janice fleet michele flood lee ford tommy ford ronnie forkner penny foust jimmy franc is caryn franklin ian frayn danny french kathy french Judy gaiiher wanda gamble bill gammon sherrie gates kirk gay georgia geary Stephen george lucky gilbert frank giles If I shake it one more time the whole school goes. robert goad Cindy golden bruce goodman Steve gowan glenn giles brad gill glenn gillette tim gilliam andrea sue glover 132 Happiness is Power. peggy green myron greenfield susan griffith Janice grigsby candace grudzien elizabeth hackney linda haddock ron hadley greg hail david hairston mike hale dennis hall tommy hall suellen hallowell mary hamilton michael hanley rosalind hardin linda hardy cliff harper vicki harrington 133 Happiness is Monkeying Around. Sharon harris jay harrison holiday hart ellen harvey joe hasten david hadey jane hazzard Cindy heartsfield garen heath jerre heaton johnny henderson james henson billie herron sandra hess earl heuzel mary hicks linda hightower don himes kathy hitt dwaine hedges ann holcomb bill holder beverly hook glenda hopper ann howard ronald hudson kay huffstutler sharian huie Connie hulsey donna humphrey judy hunter nancy hurt Darwin ' s theory proved. 135 mary husketh Jennie hyslop alien ince mike Ireland dennis jackson jerry jackson kay jernigan donna jetton butch jetton cheri Johnson James Johnson jerry Johnson jo ann Johnson judy Johnston kathy Johnston Now if I could only get one fori Happi is Senior 11 136 he other hand. . . ness a Ring. tommy Johnston cynthia jones deborah jones gary jones leta jones mary ann karlicek elaine keas cassie keenan ralph kelly nikki kelm devron kendrick b rend a kight Shirley kilgore Carolyn king beverly kirkpatrick Jk b 137 Happiness is Being a Good linda kirksey patricia kleiber sherry knox paul knudsen jimmy koen david krommes James kuehn lloyd lairson blanche lakota arthur lang donald langdon brenda lawrence brenda layfleld terry leach emery legrand linda leverett tracy littlejohn pam lonaker barbara lord marvin lowe Citizen. Vicki Anders takes care of litter in the halls. James malone melody malone daisy martin judy martin kenneth lowry paul Uoyd glynda lyle mike lynch l k IP .: ' M hf J pam martin Sylvia martin dan matheson carl mauldin •■I . - iii Happiness isi kenneth mccall eddie mccarley mary ellen mccauley mike mccormack rick mccroskey billy mcdonald dean mcdonald don mcdonald kerry mcdonald robert mcduff mike mcelroy larry mcfarland James mcgee emanda mckinney linda mcnail warren meadows janie melton linda menard markey mercer larry meyer 140 Gcholastic Achievement. True. . . false. . . false. . . true. beth michael donald middleton Cindy mihills nancy mikulas ronnie mills Jamie mindlin sylvia miran billy mitchell annettee mize pa:sy modawell bettye montford carolyn moody 141 Happiness is Taking Part. tm jS don moore linda moore kathy morgan phil morris phyllis morris wayne morse rosalyn monenson gary morton glenn moseley kenneth mullins sharolyn mum ford pamela murdock dianne murray roger neal donna nelms anthony newman lynette newman Sandra newman patricia nichols ted nordin sandi norton mona odette wes odell kay otta larry overby peter papp david patterson Steve patterson Si on up kre. JcY And of course you ' ll want a beanie? Jerry Jackson inquires. 143 bubba payne tim peel alan parkins dee peterson max pfrimmer linda phillips marie phillips penny pic kens Happiness is Lunch-time. gretchen pickering betty pickle mary pickle andrew pilarclk 144 Shirley pinson bettie pitu randy plemmons paula plymell debbie poston calvin potter gary preston deedee prince tommy prouty Sharon pruitt barbara rackley bobby ragan karen rainey annette randall phyllis raney peggy rasey !k ii dianna raulston phillip raulston melbin ray mike reaves 145 Happiness is the Senior Lounge. alan reed doug reed tommy reedy cindy reeves diane reeves lindy reeves vryatt reid patricia reilly sherel richey susan riel gary riggs david riner Sharon robbins larry roberson linda roberson jayne roberts waiter roberts larry robinson ronnie rogers James rose John ross jeff rucker carolyn sanderlin wan da sanderlin paula sargent .viM ' 4 - il « Mk jeretta scarbro donna schoenberger sue scibek karen scott 147 Happiness is School ' s In and You ' re Out. paul scott terry scritchfield rhonda sechrist jimmy sellers mike shabay glenda shadden kathie shofftier soundra shults 148 barbara siebenhausen mike sims gary Sinclair mike skaggs gary skinner kay slover danny smith dwight smith mark smith paula smith ricky smith sandia smith tony smith meredith snapp brenda sorsby sharon speir dean spmill susan spurrier randal Stanley lucious steel pamela steeley ralph Stevenson lajuan stout Cheryl stowe robert suarez janean subke marvin sulak jo ann surface henry susan cynthia sutton susan swann lynn taylor janelle taylor phylis taylor lee tench michael terlesky jerry terry barbara tibbets bob tidwell gracie tidwell 150 Mum i - bill tillinghast jan thomas terry thomas mike thomton melinda tobias gary tongate larry tongate robert tongate Happiness is Qecurity. •♦ ■ ' « 151 ;-?.; UvW - - debby townsend linda trotter jimmy trentham robert treet sherry tubb david turner karen umstattd lane valentine elaine vannatta paula vaughn philip vaughn randy vradenburg ed waits charlotte Washington diane waters Happii Senior 152 less Jpirit! sally watson larr) ' watt wayne weatherly judy weems gary welbom terry wells perry west bob wheatley carol wheeless don white mary whitlock leroy whitson randi whittington kay widdle Cindy wiedenhoeft woody wiegel brad wieland Charles willeford linda williams John Wilson dannie winingham jane wise paula wise Happiness is being I paul witherel pam wolfe larry wood nancy woodward linda wooldridge warren wooUey mike worley pat worley iik ' 154 kenneth worthy reid wyatt thomas wyatt jerry yerby Chester young lynda young mike young windel zuber a Qenior. 155 -J- ;  rK ■r ,. ' - ' J ' ?- -; ■ ' i - Door Decorations, Food Collection. Assemblies, Build Christmas Spirit Christmas food collections and assemblies were Student Council winter activities. The FTA sponsored door decorating contest. Between semester exams, schedule changes, and MY FAIR LADY REHEARSALS, Raiders found time to relax with Sadie Hawkin ' s Week. Rev. LaCava presents the numerality. Seniors doors exhibit their briUiant, creative ability Choral singing enhances the 158 Sulphur and a little salt? Mrs. Moore, do you still believe in Santa Claus? Christmas program. 159 And to stress my point further. Junior Class President Jeff Blanco in somber reflection. Is that really a. ■ ' r Busy Qtudents are happy Qtudents . . . Gee Sophomore Favorite?? Not against the wall, Larry, The Saints and Sinners in the Junior Talent Show 161 Papa Ben adds a little soul. That ' s Dan keeping score. 9adie Hawkins Turns Tables — Gives; This is called the dying rat. 162 What does that look mean, Darling? Girls Their Chance. Ugly Woman Contest? You must sign an affadavit saying you will not uncover certain parts of your body! Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom 163 Winter. . . The ,. i -, . M i.u- , .ur mh c, fans move inside, u i ,c ■ ;. iui--., ii , ,mm i.. lli. ' ,i,ir beat of leather on liaruw r-i i.i Hi,. ii.;-, , iU.au-s , enthusiastic in the que.M !■ i i(_i.-r, , m, vc-. Uk Ami to a frenzy of Go iJelll v. ii, ,- .. . ri ; . . iii a .m,! It is the opportunity fi.ir cvLT h i ,i,;( mh- m i; Young men and women wlu ..i. , ' ; i,il ( , ki m .umi exhibit sometimes sufj ' i 1 i;.. .kiJi-, i:: i .iiii ' r:,!!!.;!. ' rings with the sounds ot ha 1(! 1 1 ih. 1,1 . v. ., n ::,• the gymnasts compete. Mn in m. .. 1 i- , ' , , not slowed for a second. .,,;, i 1 i. . 1 lu, i. 1 ■,■ , J P .IP, ' .OiJrl. lit : lull r.iinursl ho w.; :h i,ii IIM-I. ' , ■ . ' ■■ ' ' ■ 165 FRONT ROW: Brad Wieland, Kirk Gay, Mike Shabay, Larry Overby, and Terry Scritchfield. BACK ROW: Don White, Charles Edgington, Mike Ireland, Virgil Pyles, Johnny Hunt, Ken Krieger, Wayne Weatherly, Gary Hill, Buddy Roberts, Doug Berg, and Coach Nelson Moore. 1 66 Basketball As defending champion of district 4A-4, the Bell Blue Raiders competed with and defeated some of the best basketball teams in the state this year. The spirited season began in November with a fine 50-40 victory over Poly and didn ' t end until February, after a 56-57 heartbreaking loss to Rider. Throughout the season, the Raiders exhibited pride and an attitude that is exemplary of the finest aspects of today ' s youth. RECORD Raiders Opponents Poly 50 40 Haltom 58 79 Richland 75 59 Paschal 72 89 R. L. Turner 61 66 Poly 53 51 Haltom 68 75 Richland 84 90 Paschal 34 52 R. L. Turner 70 63 Irving MacArthur 78 63 Sam Houston 57 48 Castle berry 65 36 Rider 46 57 St. Marks 75 79 MacArthur 70 59 Sam Houston 32 31 Castle berry 50 37 Rider 56 57 167 Intense interest in the progress of the game. Action begins, as Wieland throws the ball in. 168 Basketball is Action • • • Now, if you think that I ' m going to let you throw that ball out there you had better think again because I ' m not doing any such thing. Shall I repeat? ACTION is. Now Where ' s the ball? Don ' t tell me that 1 ran all the way down here for nothing. 170 The name of the game — The Team. It ' s a bird! It ' s a plane! It ' s Super Shabay! WAYNE WEATHERLY Center 171 MIKE SHABAY Guard CHARLEY EDGINGTON Forward . . . And with a flick of the wrist Overby meshes two. Raiders Rob Redbird ' s Nest The Bell Blue Raiders jumped to their first district win in their league opener with Irving Mac Arthur 78-63. Mike Shabay led the high scoring Raiders with 18 points as Larry Overby, Johnny Hunt, and Brad Wie- land also hit for double figures. The Blue opened second-half district play at MacArthur. They robbed the red- birds ' nest again and again while flying to a 70-57 victory. This win kept the Blue in zone contention. Action begins with the elastic stretch 172 .-J DON WHITE Guard Zip! Zap! I ' m a biid! We Forgot; say Raiders LARRY OVERBY Guard In their second zone game, the Blue Raiders travelled to Arling- ton to meet the Sam Houston Texans,. Cries of Remember the Alamo were to no avail as the Blue Cagers rolled on to their second zone win 57-48. With a 4-1 zone record, the Raiders continued second half play at home with a 32-31 victory over Sam Houston. The tall Texans played a slow down game with less than five points tallied in the second quarter. Closing a see-saw second half, Johnny Hunt kept the Blue in zone contention with a long jumper from the right side just before the buzzer. 173 Cagers Crush Castleberry With previously injured Charles Edging- ton back in the lineup, the fighting Raider cagers charged to a 65-36 victory over perennial rival, Castleberry Lions. The Blue Knights kept a strong scoring game while allowing the Lions to scratch out only 36 points. Strong team play was characterized as The Blue Raiders ventured into the Lion ' s den for what the cats hoped to be a revenge tilt. The Raiders pulled lion teeth to the tune of 52-37 triumph and moved on to face the rival Raiders of Rider. BUDDY ROBERTS Forward TERRY SCRITCHHELD Guard Shabay slips under his man and lets fly. J BRAD WIELAND Guard DOUG BERG Guard Oh come on! Let me do it. Zone Hopes Dashed The Blue Raiders sustained their first zone loss on a trip to Wichita Falls. The Rider Raiders exhibited strong outside shooting as they pulled to a 57-46 win over the Blue Raiders. In the final district game, the Bell Raiders hosted the Rider Raiders in a packed gym in a game to decide the zone champion. The strongly partisan crowd cheered the Blue constantly as they fought the Northern invaders down to the wire. Despite fine play by starters Johnny Hunt, Charles Edgington, Brad Wieland, Larry Overby and Mike Shabay, Rider slipped to a 57-56 victory to clinch the zone title. Edgington up and over. . . .and in. 175 GARY HILL Center B-Team — District Champs (77 Henry Yancy, Mgr. Jerry Adrian, Larry Gopher, James Patterson, Dean George, Susan Norman, Bill Davis, Debbie Milan, Roland Rangle, Eddie Pennel, Gary Hartsfield, Mike Crawford, Bob Fielder, Trainer. So you think men can ' t fly. . , Just ask Eddie Pannel. Gymnastics Gymnastics is concerned with people who must possess certain definite qualities. The most basic and important phase of gymnastics is beginning. Secondly, a gymnast has to give up much of his time to devote himself to a rigid training schedule. A gymnast must be equipped with a certain amount of ability and potential which he will develop and expand into greater bounds. The individual striving to become a gymnast receives self-satisfaction from his progress and simultaneously develops a physically fit body. Gymnastics leaves no group out; it is enjoyable to the participants as well as to the spectators. [Ung-man Jerry Adrian attains the faultless hand stand. She flys through the air with the greatest of ease. Larry Gopher performs on the parallel bars. 179 Urged on to perfection by Coach Milan, Roland Rangle does a front flip dismount. B-Team INTRAMURAL PROGRAM of • L.D. BELL HIGH OFFICERS: Judy Hunter; Helen Ernst; Dianna Courtney and Mrs. Witte, Instructor The Intramural Program at Bell High School is designed primarily for that large majority of students who do not participate in the athletic program at Bell High School. However, all students and faculty mem- bers are encouraged to participate. Intramurals provide the opportunity for develop- ment of physical strength and skills that gives one con- fidence to participate in Bell ' s advanced sports program. Archery Bowling Fat girl, you go long. Intramural Trophies .,. -nii ' .in 11 s- i SHi 1, ' ■ ' ,. t P W Aa ■ 1 Mii. r IUhi uftMd HI i .: • ' •-■ Goodwin plays favorites. L Form counts Gridiron) Pat and Don ' s Harem ' r.;;v •. ?.4 •li Triple reverse pass. 3oes Intramural 36 22- -36 Hike! The spotlight turns, and turns, and turns again. Into its circle of light pass many people. Some are placed there for their outstanding leadership, others for their popularity, and still others for their scholarship. This section honors those who have been chosen--the Senior Superlatives, as leaders; the All -School Favorites and Class Favorites, the Most Beautiful Girl and Most Hand- some Boy, the Who ' s Who, outstanding students in each subject; and the Sweethearts and Beaus of many school organizations. 186 187 Mr. Bell High 8chool BEN ADMIRE ...President. Student Council . . . National Honor Society . . . Band . . . Raider Rousers Miss Bell High School PAULA SARGENT ...Co -Captain, Cheerleader ...Secretary, FTA ...Tri-Hi-Y . . . Executive Council BILL TILUNGHAST g . . . Student Council ... National Honor Society ...JETS . . . Raider Rousers n JAMIE MINDLIN . . . Captain Raiderettes . . . Student Council . . . Girl ' s State . . . Mardi Gras Princess JEFF RUCKER ... Key Club ...Mr. FBLA . . . Band . . . Raider Rousers VICKI ANDERS . . . Co -Captain Cheerleaders ...Tri-Hi-Y ...FTA . . . All -School Favorite FLIGHT J 9 6 :AVES:7:3 5 AS77?CU£ CHICAGO ° i BurrAi BCeCOAD . . . National Honor Society . . . Youth for Christ ...Math Club . . . Band JANE WISE . . . President. VOE . . . President. National Thespian Society . . . DAR Nominee . . . Senior Class Council ERIC DEN13INA . . . National Honor Society .. .All-Region Band m)j ' A rr ...JETS Hl J b ' - . . .Stage Band ' ■ ] t s DONNA SCHOENBERGER ...President, Raiderettes . . . National Honor Society . . . DAR Nominee . . . Executive Council K: '  a ' ; ' ' ' ' 5 NANCY WOODWARD . . . Editor Raider . . . DAR Good Citizen . . . Secretary, National Honor Society . . . Student Council DAN MATHESON ...Vice-President, Student Council . . . Treasurer, Key Club . . . National Honor Society ...All-District Football SUE BREWER . . . Secretary, Student Council . . . National Honor Society . . . Secretary, French Club . . . Cheerleader ED WALTS . . . Vice-President, National Honor Society ...Treasurer, French Club . . . Student Council . . . Lettermen DEE PETERSON ...President, District V FTA . . . National Honor Society . . . Organizations Editor, Raider . . . Raider Rousers JERRY JACKSON . . . President, National Honor Society ...JETS . . . Executive Council . . . Raider Rousers BETTYE MONTPORD ...Lieutenant, Raiderettes . . . National Honor Society . . . Student Council . . . French Club BOB BARDO ...President, JETS . . . Treasurer, National Honor Society . . . Executive Council . . . Raider Rousers DAN MATHESON AII-9chool Favorite VICKI ANDERS AII-9chool Favorite SCOTTY HUSTON Most Handsome MARSHA HOOK Most Beautiful Phyllis Diller, Johnny Carson Choose Most Handsome and Most Beautiful. LINDA LEVERET T Senior FREDDIE HARVEY . Junior DANNY BURGER Senior DAVID JARRETT Junior Runners-Up 198 .IJ ■ ■ ' - ' ' 1 1 Why is L. D. Bell a school that sets examples, and what makes it a school which doesn ' t imitate? It is a combined, coordinated relationship between student body and faculty. Every year the opportunity is there for the students to excel and to lead, not just among our students but among students from all over the state. Well, the opportunity is there but where are the students? There has never been and certainly not this year has there been a shortage of talented students. Therefore you have been the ones who have been responsible for the school ' s student leadership and representation. In the past year this responsibility has been accepted by the students. Recall, for instance, the problem with the break period. When the privilege was almost revoked the students responsibly acted in a manner to alleviate the situation, and as a result there was no further problem. Another issue was the assemblies yet the student body presented a change to the administration so as to please the student. These are only examples of student action but it does show that the students are concerned over the areas which affect them. This year the student body has probably worked together as a unit in the best sense for the betterment of the school. This is the thing that has made this such an enjoyable year for me. Thanks to each student for making it the best year ever at Bell. Sincerely, Ben Admire Student Council President 199 X: m • JANIE WAGES Qeiiior Class Favorites Junior Class 202 JEFF BLANCO DEE COOPER MIKE WILSON Favorites Qophomore Class Favorites 203 BOB GOAD, NANCY WOODWARD, and MIKE WORLEY wisely use their time in the pur- suit of scholastic activities. National Merit Qcholarship Qemifinaiists 204 Who ' s Who Senior SUSAN GRIF HTH is this year ' s Who ' s Who in LATIN. Susan also won Bell ' s American Legion Oratorical award. She plans to attend the University of Texas. The Who ' s Who award for GERMAN has been presented to MARY MIKULAS. Mary takes an active part in all school activities and is a member of the Gymnastics team. The scholasticly energetic KEVIN HUCHTON is the only sophomore recipient of a Who ' s Who award. Kevin, who participates in Intra- mural sports, received the award in SPANISH. BOB BARDO, a senior, is the recipient of the ENGLISH Departments Who ' s Who award. Bob is president of JETS and treasurer of NHS. He plans to major in electrical engineering at S.M.U. Senior GLYNDA LYLE is this year ' s Who ' s Who in FRENCH. A senior Raiderette, member of the NHS, and the French Club, Glynda plans to attend North Texas State University to major in French. 205 Senior SUELLEN HALLOWELL is the Who ' s Who from the MATH department. Suellen, a band member, plans to attend Texas Tech to major in math. Senior talent BRUCE BALENTINE is also on the newspaper staff and has worked at Casa Manana. He plans to major in music at North Texas State University. He is Who ' s Who from our BAND. Who ' s Outstanding vocalist DANNY FRENCH is this years, Who ' s Who from the CHORUS. Danny held the male lead in this year ' s musical My Fait Lady. The talented REG WASi INGTON was chosen this year by the ART Department as its Who ' s Who. Reg is active in gym iastics and hopes to study commercial art. 206 Besides receiving the Who ' s Who award for Band, BRUCE BALINTINE also received the award for JOURNALISM. He is indeed an active student. Actress TRACY UTTLEJOHN is the Who ' s Who from the SPEECH AND DRAMA Department. She is a senior Raiderette, and member of the National Thespian Society and the NHS. She plans to major in English at NTSU. The SCIENCE Depart- ment ' s very outstanding and energetic Jerry Jack- son is this years Who ' s Who in that field. Jerry is president of the National Honor Society and a mem- ber of the FTA. He plans to major in Bio-Chemistry The HISTORY Department awarded its Who ' s Who to Junior JAMES RAKES. He is a member of the Key Club and plans to study engineering at the Uni- versity of Texas at Arlington. The impeccable JAMIE MINDLIN, twice Captain and now Who ' s Who of the DRILL TEAM, has represent- ed Bell High School at Girl ' s State as a junior, and at Nolan High ' s annual Mardi Gras this year. Jamie a senior DAR nominee, plans to attend North Texas State University next fall. 207 who ' s Who Who ' s Who in BUSINESS belongs this year to Senior ELLEN HARVEY. She is active in FBLA as its president. Ellen is going to Texas Tech, and plans to major in Business Education. The METAL TRADES Who ' s Who is senior CHRIS GREEN. Chris plans to attend Tarrant County Junior College and study designing. Senior DONALD WOLFE is the recipient of the Who ' s Who award in ELECTRICAL TRADES. This hard working scholar is also Parliamentarian of the V. I. C. A. Club. 208 RICHARD ALBIN, Who ' s Who in DRAFTING, lends his superb artistic talents to three departments at Bell High School- -drafting, art, and journalism. He is the edito- rial cartoonist for the Bell Hi-Lites this year, is a mem- ber of NHS, and serves as secretary for the JETS. Richard will prepare for a career as an engineer or as a commer- • cial artist at the University of Texas, North Campus. This years Secretary -Treasurer of the V.O. E. club, JANEAN SUBKE, is the re- cipient of the Who ' s Who award from that club. Senior nominee for Most Handsome, DANNY BURGER, has held an active place in school activities. Last year he was a member of VICA and attended the VICA convention in Austin. He was also Sergeant-at- Arms of the ICT Club. This year he is the recipient of the Who ' s Who award in DE. Senior DIANE MURRAY has received the Who ' s Who award for HOME ECONOMICS. Her favorite part of the course is sewing. The Vocational Drafting Club secretary, JUDY HUNTER, has the distinction of being the only girl enrolled in the VOCA- TION DRAFTING course. She has been selected as Who ' s Who in this course. For the past two years MARTHA ARWINE has served as Vice-President of VICA and as Secretary of District II VICA. Working as a dental assistant, Martha is the recipient of Who ' s Who in ICT. 209 who ' s Who Junior DOUG BERG who quarterbacked Bell ' s football squad this season has rightly been chosen as FOOTBALL ' S Who ' s Who. Bell ' s VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM was well led by Senior LARRY OVERBY. Larry was All-District this year and also made the All -Tournament in the West Side Lions Tournament. 210 One of the two senior members of Bell ' s GOLF Team, MIKE BURNS, has been choosen as Who ' s Who in that sport. Talented Senior TOMMY REEDY has been picked from the Tennis Varsity Squad as Bell ' s Who ' s Who in TENNIS. Junior ROLAND RANGEL spends part of his free time teaching younger children the art of GYMNASTICS. He has been chosen as Who ' s Who m that field. Who ' s Who in BASEBALL, BOBBY BRAMBLETT, takes a devoted interest in the sport. It has been said that he is an all season baseball player. Senior LYNN BINKLEY is the Who ' s Who from Girls ' P. E. She is planning to attend Tarrant County Junior College to study English or Math. Junior DAVID CLEMENTS is the recipient of the Who ' s Who award in BOY ' S P. E. t. - .- LA m This years Who ' s Who in TRACK has been given to the versatile and athletic EDDIE DUFFEK. 211 PAULA SARGENT 212 Homecoming Queen NANCY WOODWARD DAR Good Citizen 213 SHAROLYN MUMFORD SUE BREWER. Football Qweetheart Basketball ijweetheart 214 DIANNE COOPER, Band Qweetheart CHARLOTTE WASHINGTON. Chorus Qweetheart 215 V ANITA BOUTON Key Club Qweetheart MIKE HARRIS Raiderette Beau 216 BOB LYNN FHA Beau I ( rS J I BILLY E HERRON ICT Qweetheart 217 . Vocational D.E. LINDA ALLAN Metal Trades PAULA SARGENT 218 Sweethearts Vocational Drafting BETTYE MONTFORD Electrical Trades MARSHA ROLLING SWORTH 219 ' 4, -h- ' - . It ' s winter, and for juniors it ' s a bleak time. The newness of being a sophomore, always with a steady, guiding hand to lead us, is over. Our environment is cold and we must work constantly to survive. The warmth of our class comes from inside. It is the friction of working together, the heat of the bonfire, the glow of new and old friendships. This is true warmth; it serves to temper the personality of our class and enables it to withstand the pressures en- countered in the remainder of life. Winter, and all our junior yecf , is a time between. 220 Junior Class Officers . . . President - Jeff Blanco Vice President - Tom Shockley Treasurer - Terri Folse Reporter - Judy Mullins Secretary - Elsie Scudieri and Council Linda Glazner, Dan Rob- ertson, Becki Barley, Diane Hart, Donna Mul- likin, Debbie Ball, Cheryl Landers, Paula Womack, Mary Mikulas 222 .  . ' .l - ' Dennis Adams Johnny Adde Gwen Adkissen Carol Agnew Francis Alexander Allan Akins Ronnie Alkire Brenda Allen Darenda Allen Don Allen . nJmi Judy Arnold Gary Augestine Johnny Augustine Debby Ball Chris Bandy Deborah Barber Ronnie Barfield Mike Barke r Becki Barley Debbie Barron John Bartlett Jeff Barton Steve Bass Bobby Bear Gary Beasley Bonnie Bell Mike Bell Sherry Bell Connie Benfer Larry Benfer Rita AUums Sally Almand Kathleen Altizer Bill Anderson Ken Armour ■ t Ml Wally Bowman David Bradley Gary Brashear Sherry Brewer Tommy Brown Paula Brooks Wendell Brooks Robert Bryan Larry Brundrett Barbara Buchanan Doug Berg Edna Burgett Larry Burke Doug Burns Shirley Burton Pam Cain John Callahan Gerry Campbell Sandra Campbell Wendy Campbell 224 Pam Bennett Gwenna Betsill David Biggerstaff Douglas Birkhoff Mark Blackburn Bryan Blackwell Cindy Blair Jeff Blanco Victor Blood Doug Bloxom Kathy Blum Bonnie Bogash Karen Bohannon Patty Boyer Stephen Boyd Cindy Cardwell Billy Carlson Nancy Carmichal Larry Carnahan Connie Games Ted Carpenter Brenda Casstevens Daphne Cathy Peggy Chandler Joe Chase Larry Cheatham Jan Chesney Beverly Chandler Bob Chipman Kenny Chrisman Bruce Cleveland Janice Coble Bruce Coleman Kathy Conder Mike Cook Paula Cook Susan Cooley Diane Cooper Stephanie Cooper Gay Copeland Terry Corbin Paul Comen Linda Coulson David Cofurtney Robert Courtney 225 Conald Cox Larry Cox Randy Cox Donna Crabtree Janet Craft Candy Cranford Mike Crawford Norma Cropp Carolyn Crow Ray Crowley John Culp Monte Cummings Linda Curb Janice Curry Mike DAngeli Vernon Daugherty Beverly Davidson Terry Davidson Jay Davis Judy Davis Laura Davis Rodney Davis Ronnie Davis Steve Davis Sherry De Baun Lisa Decker Rod De fib a ugh Mark Denari Joe Dickerson Vicki Dickey Jackie Dill Revi Dodge Pam Doggett Mark Dorough Rita Doss 226 Dede Douglas Terry Douglas Jim Doyle Brenda Dozier Roy Duggan Ann Dunn Pam Dunn Ronette Duncan Suzette Duncan Sharon Durant Billy Eagle Beverly Echols Carolyn Edwards Linda Edwards Larry Emery Marilyn Farison Kathy Famer Beverly Farrell Joe Feemster Naioma Fehler Doug Felker Susan Ferguson Joe Fieseler Edna Fike Gary Finley Laura Finley Randy Fitch Anita Fletcher Terri Folse Tim Forrest 227 Cathy Giles Brenda Gillespie Gay Gilliam Jo Ellen Gillispie Ada Gilmore Anita Gilmore Nancy Gilmore Linda Glazner Brenda Gooch Glenda Gooch Terry Foust Linda Francis Alice Freedman Charles Freedman Marietta Freeman Scott Gaddy James Gammell Steve Gammon Becky Garrett Sheyrie Garrett Jenny Gatcher David Gates Kathleen Genzel Margaret Gibson Annie Giddens Steve Good Lucy Gonzalez Douglas Goodwin Mack Gordon Debbie Goss Dennis Gossett Jonathan Green Wynona Green June Greenway Larry Greg 228 Steve Gronseth Valerie Ground Janet Grizzelle Linda Guill Ronnie Halcomb Eddie Hale Jeff Hamilton Peggy Hancock Sherry Hancock Mike Haney Bill Hansbro Boyd Hansbro Karolyn Hardaway Mary Harrington Catherine Harris J Donna Harris Linda Harris Carol Harrison Jan Harrison Diane Hart Freddie Harvey Novella Harvey Robert Harvey Robert Hastings Pete Hatch Elaine Hatcher Nanette Hawthoine Glenna Haynes David Hazzard Patricia Head Rhonda Head Gary Heartsfield Charles Heath Elizabeth Heath Carolyn Heinlen 229 James Henderson Jimmy Henderson Sam Henry Sam Hensley Charlene Hicks Earl Hitt Mary Ho do Steve Holder C. 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Holland Judy Holliday Gayle HoUinsworih Ricky Halloway Ann Horton Jimmy Howard Gail Hubbard Steve Hummel Johnny Hunt Roberta Hunt John Hurd Mike Hux Don Hutto Linda Hutton Lynelle Hyde Vicki Hyslop Charlie Jackson 230 Gerry Hicks Kerrilu Hicks Beverly Hill Cheryl Hill Gary Hill Jesse Hill Larry Hill Melita Hineman Billy Hines Diane Hislip Dean James Mark James Jamie Jankey Debbie Jarrett Mike Jean Goldie Jernigan Annette Jenkins John Jenkins David Jerret Carol Jeston Becki Jones Bill Jones John Jones Karen Jones Sherry Jones Wesley Jones Rhesa Justiss Wayne Kamper Josephine Karlish Karen Keeling Tim Keenan Ken Kelly Tommy Kennedy Neta Key Marsha Kibby David Kidd Dee Ann Kilgore Cathy Kincaid Vicki King Greg Kinsey Randy Kirkman Ed Klein Drew Knarr Ronnie Knowles Linda Knudsen 231 David Lee Greg Lee Gail Leigh Russell Lewinn Laurna Lightbody Pam Lindsay Betty Line Ruth Lloyd Mike Loflin Susan Long Jimmy Looper David Loutrel Joe Lumbley Rita Lansford Melody Luttrell Patty Mahan Jerry Malone Martha Malone Mike Mangum Linda Manousos 232 Paula Koen Linda Kouring Ken Krieger Karen Kucker Ken Kumme Kay Kuykendall Donna LaCasse Linda Land Tony Langford Judi Law Terry Lawless Jeff Lawrence Marc Lance Cheryl Landers Nancy Larimer Sandy Marion Dale Martin Linda Marsh Pat Marsh Roger Martin Sonny Martin Vickie Martin Linda Martinez Brad Marynan Kenneth Mason Fred Matheson John Mauldin Vickie Mauldin Connie Mayo Gayle Mayo Steve Mayo Linda Mays Ronnie McClendon Elaine McCormick Mike McCoy Glenda McCroskey Tommy McDaniel Walter McDaniel Carey McDonald Linda McDonald Pam McDonald John McDowell Rebecca McDowell Pam McElroy Becky Mcllroy Nita Mclver Cathy McKnight Barbara McLeod Ronnie McMinn Doug McMullin 233 Mike McNully Ronnie Meine Randy Melton Linda Melvin Tommy Menard Cynthia Mills John Mischefsky Bill Mitchell Larry Mitchell Jill Mize George Moreland Karen Morphew Bobby Morris Sherry Morris Barry Morrison Jerry Mulkey Donna Mullikin Judy Mullins Ramsey Munir Tom Murray Gerri Musgrove Nancy Nichols Garry Nix Roy Noble Jaye Noe Pat Mercer Ronald Mercer Mickie Merritt Sherry Merritt Mary Middick Russell Mihills Mary Mikulas Debbie Milan Gayle Miller Jan Miller 234 Leon Norton Wayne O ' Daniel Patty Odle Donna Orzechowski Kathie Osborne Randy Overton Vicki Owen Bill Painter Pat Pack Joe Palazzetti Eddie Pannell Jackie Pannell John Parish Gary Parker Louis Parker Johnny Parnell Sandy Parness Pam Parsons Beverli Passmore Mike Patrick James Patterson Morris Paul Wayne Perry Linda Perry Charles Penry Joe Peasty Danny Pearson Barbara Pickle Ricky Pickle Debbie Pierce Frank Pilarcek Terry Pinson Davey Phillips Patsy Polk Kathy Poplin 235 Tommy Potthoff David Powley Connie Prater Becky Price Elaine Pritchett Virgil Pyles Frank Roe den James Rakes Jackie Randolf Roland Rangel Claudia Rasey Kim Ratliff Sylvia Raulston Steve Ray Steve Reams 236 Richard Reece Sharon Reese Sherry Re i fie Allan Richards Johnny Richards C. 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Richardson David Richtor Lloyd Riley Vilela Resenhoover Dan Robertson Brenda Robinett Sheila Robinson Ross Rodgers Frank Roeder David Rogers Laura Rogers Jim Rose Taun Rose Ronnie Ross Patty Rotthaus Jary Rottman Harry Royse Gina Ruffin Nila Rushing David Russell Ernest Rust Randy Rye Charles Sanders Larry Sanders Sherry Sandlin Pam Schonard James Scribner Joy Scritchfield Mike Scoggin Elsie Scudieri 11 A- ' -; m I ) kJ ' i ,kztx Duane Selman Charles Senscal Judy Sewell Phelix Shaw Sharon Sheffield Tommy Shockley Ann Shoemaker Rocky Shores Cynthia Sibley Toni Skiles Jerry Sleeman Connie Sloth Christie Smith Dona Smith Linda Smith James Smith Joe Smith Lawrence Smith Linda Smith Robert Smith 237 Sam Steele Jan Stembridge Belinda Stephens Dave Stephens Dennis Stephens Ronny Stephens Randy Stephenson Jane Stevenson Monte Stewart Re e die Stone Susie Smith Walter Smith Randy Smithv itch Steve Snow Susan Sokol Ronald Soule Mike Southard Noy Sparks Garry Sparrks Kathy Spencer Terry Spillman Mike Spinks Peggy Spriggs Pat Sprague Randy Springs David Stowe Mary Faye S towers Ann Strong Rickey Stull Tommy Sturdivant Judy Sullivan Benita Summer Nancy Sumpter Gerry Sutton Judy Swell 238 Evelyn Swindle Dianna Tanner Brenda Taylor Kathy Terry Charles Thomas Cindy Threatt Curtis Thresher Susan Tidwell Debbie Tipton Valerie Titus Donna Todd Gail Todd Paul Tomlin Mike Toudouze Steve Tracy Rosa Treat Steve Truly Donna Tullis John Tullis John Tyson Curt Valentine Rick Valentine Tommy Vaughn Phil Vaught i h£ David Waddell Janie Wages Paula Wagnon Charles Waller Stanley Walsh Linda Walton Vince Warner Bill Warren Reggie Washington Teresa Watkins 239 Gale Wells Terry Wells Gail Welty Frank Whetler Dianna White Redonna White Wesley White Barbara Williams Gloria Williams Gwen Williams Karen Williams Mike Williams Pam Williams Ralph Williams Steve Williams Gary Wilson Tarns Wilson Judy Wimberby Carol Wisdom Don Wolf Paula Womack Peggy Woodson Danny Woodyard Angle Wright Dan Wright Danny Wright Sandra Wright Debbie Wynn Louise Wynn Henry Yancey Jerry Yarbrough Luanna Yeats Frank Yerby Sandy Youngblood Ricky Zuber Terri Folse strives to keep the spirit high. Raiderettes aid a touch of the Homecoming spirit to ' B ' hall. 241 9pring . . the end of the beginning ' .%• m 5r i .fV 1 :- . ' --r i ' m ' h • f «4 ♦ fli ' i ' i Qpring. when thoughts turn to Genior Themes and Graduation? oops I Ran a red light I Kick it again I Now Bill Tillinghast knows what heaven is like. 244 Exhausted Seniors are measured for caps and gowns. How many times must I tell you: research papers are very important. Which is more important, the life of Ernest Hemingway or what she wore to the dance last Friday? The, thi, tho, thu. How is that word spelled? Physical fitness is for the physically fit, says Larry Meyer. Young love! Aim it grand. 545 News travels fast. Susan Griffith instills the sincerity of patriotism to Bell students. Hitchhikers seek ride from bomb invaded school. 246 The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain. Mrs. Roush has coffee with Student Council mem- bers. Mr. Johnson ' s answering service. 247 Every year, as the winter changes to spring, so do the sports transfer from the basketball court to the tennis ' court and from the gridiron to the baseball di- amond. The center of attention focuses on the great outdoors with its golf courses and oval tracks. The spectators ' cheers and screams are no long- er confined within the walls of a crowded gym, but are released into the endless expanse of birds, trees, and fresh air. !48 iiC ' - ' :s i N- 249 - u . J J $ i - - McDonald and Duffek in a run to the finish. t Out of the blocks and flying I ! I tmmtn } 250 1967 RAIDER TRACK TEAM I believe it ' s a race. ■w ' ' '  - .... K ' - «5 ' - — - 1 •■ fc i ' i - k itk H -i- ydJ:a — - « Flash Knowles proves once again that speed is KING. Track The Bell track team under mentor, Hugh Hamm, is ex- pected to rank among the leaders in district. In spite of be- ing in the most competitive district in the region, an impress- ive start at the Will Rogers Indoor Track Meet makes prog- nosticators optimistic. The Blue Raiders have improved tremendously in two categories: the high jump and mile run where Juniors Monte Stewart and Jeff Blanco compete respectively. Monte placed second in the Will Rogers Meet with a leap and Jeff captured third with a run of 4:49. Things are looking up for the Raider Cindermen, who hope to improve on last year ' s district finish. •■ '  ,- - fi ' 4-J |9 ' ' i till I Sprint relay reaches anchor man, Duffek. 252 Competition propagates ever better times. 253 Baseball . . . In the middle of the winter, a group of young men began practicing the traditional spring and summer sport, baseball. They work hard, long, but spirited hours to prepare a winning team. With their coach, Don Brown, they meet after- noons and on weekends to prepare their field as well as to perfect their art. Tommy Ford practices the Easy Out on Roy Dennis. 254 ' -wi5 ' A«w ast ! RANDY DANFORD, Senior DOUG REED, Senior GARY SKINNER. Senior 255 ROY DENNIS. Senior } I Mike Reaves makes a short peg to second to end a scoreless inning. Means 256 BOBBY BRAMBLETT, Senior I Practice . . . DOUG BERG. Junior Larry Tongate swings a mean hoe. 257 A lot of pepper prepares a well -seasoned team. ..•? s 2= JERRY TERRY, Senior TOMMY SHOCKLEY. Junior 258 And Quccess!! LARRY OVERBY, Senior 259 Tennis . Since early fall, the Tennis Team has been pre- paring for the tournaments this spring. With their ex- cellent pre -season record and depth of experience, they form a serious challenge for the District Crown. Patty Boyar works on the stroke - developer The board helps tennis hopefuls improve accuracy 260 400 jumps; jacks; and then three laps around the marble arena. Cross-country Wind sprints help the bod. 261 TOP. L-R: Jim Garvin, Doug Laukhuf, Mike Terlesky, Tom Reedy BOTTOM, L-R: Ricky Goad, Mike Toudouze, Mike Jean, John Smith, Mark Denari, Ben Bransford, Ben Pearson. I like coffee, I like tea. 262 TOP, L-R: Cassie Barnett, Beth lies, Cynthia Sibley, Beverly Farrell, Patti Boyar, Jeanie Barron, Susan Moad, Lorraine Banell, Karen Hill BOTTOM, L-R: Vicky Owen, Carla Johnson, Gretc hen ford, Beverly Davidson Lisa Decker, Melita Hineman, Leslie Timmons. Coach Hopkins keeps a close eye on players Tommy ' s lace racket cover is gone again. 263 Heading for the 19th hole, after a quick round. j . « ' F..O..R..E..! 264 L. D. Bell Golf Team 265 RICKY BLANKENSHIP GUY BURNETT MIKE BURNS JAY DAVIS 266 COACH CASHION Looking ... for Birds a fine looking bunch of athletes. Qport Roundup FOOTBALL- -A dissappointing season was climaxed by a 21-15 Homecoming victory over Castleberry. The Blue Raiders split their zone record with two wins and two losses. On the various All-District teams, the Raiders placed: Doug Berg, Dan Matheson, Don McDonald, Wayne Morse, and Sam Steele. BASKETBALL- -All-District choices; Larry Overby, Mike Shabay, Charles Edgington, and Brad Wieland paced the Blue Raider Cagers to a high position in the dis- trict basketball scramble. Only two tight losses kept the Raiders out of the District Playoffs which ended in the Bell gym with Grand Prairie as District Champs. GYMNAST1CS--TW0 Olympic aspirants, Debby Milan and Gary Heartsfield led the Raider gymnasts to a tough season against top competition. The entire team consistently turned in brilliant performances against such established teams as North Texas State University. and junior Cynthia Sibley led the Bell High Tennis Team to a fine record in state and inter -state compe- tition. The Raiders carried the banner as far as Durant, Oklahoma, while also hosting the L. D. Bell Tennis Festival at home. TRACK --The track season began on an auspicious note at the Will Rogers Indoor Track Meet as Junior, Monte Stewart, copped second in the high jump, and Junior, Jeff Blanco, took third in the mile; Larry Mitchell, Mike Southard, and Charles Freeman, juniors, and Senior, Eddie Duffek, qualified for the finals. The Blue Raiders competed strongly in the best district in North Texas. BASEBALL--Led by Bobby Bramblett, Larry Overby and Tommy Shockley, the Blue Raiders fielded one of the strongest teams in years. Playing on their new dia- mond at Bell High, the Raiders exhibited great indi- vidual performers with consistently fine teamplay. GOLF--With new coach. Bob Cashion, the Raider golf team hit the links early in the year in preparation for the Spring season. Behind the play of Guy Burnett, Mike Burns, and Jay Davis, the Blue birdied its way to a fine season. TENNIS--Seniors, Tommy Reedy and Mike Terlesky. INTRAMURALS- -Through the Bell intramural program, every student at Bell had the opportunity to participate in organized athletics. An extremely diverse pro- gram provided competition in the major sports and others, such as: riflery, archery, weightlifting, and track. The program completes and compliments the fine athletic program at L. D. Bell. 269 One hundred and twenty people continually work either from an administrative position or as teachers to improve the quality of Bell High School. They study to keep abreast current educational ideas; they listen to students ideas, to their problems; they sponsor clubs; they give counsel; they care. Although rarely recognized as human beings, they are, and Bell is a better place because of them. 270 NEWELL H. ODELL - Superintendent BOB HAMMONDS - Asst. Supt. - Business Central Administration Gtrives For A Better District. MRS. RUTH MEWBOURN - Asst. Supt. - Special Serv. 272 CLAUDE HARCROW - Administrative Asst. CHARLES WAGES - Asst. Supt. - General SerVi Board of Education Gerves Community. HARM MUSGRAVE DAVID MOAK Vice President 273 Signs many papers daily. The Life of a Principal Mr. Johnson just returns from a conference M pil ' tKB 9t WK Talks with Central Administration Learns of happenings after a busi- ness trip. Requires Long Hours. Important conference with Department Chairman. 275 Bob Langston Secondary Education Supervisor ..v H B Hulin Smith Athletic Director i i 1 1 .. Bell ' s Administration Has New Members. - J 1 276 Lois Patterson Attendance Clerk Nina Witherspoon PBX Operator Bell revolves Around Office 9taff. Jewel Amett Secretary to Principal Margie Parkey Secretary to Counselors Margaret Jackson Attendance Clerk Leo Rickmers Senior Counselor Pat Watson Sophomore Counselor The counselors at Lawrence D. Bell High School help students with such problems as vocational and college choice and preparation, selection of high school courses, and home, school, and community centered problems. The administer aptitude and acievement tests and interpret the results. The counselors are responsible for the accumulative records and for applications and recommendations made to employers and colleges. [iQiiHitailfiMIV: : Pat Dowd Junior Counselor Guidance is a Necessity. 278 Caroline Gaston Registrar Fine Arts Unified As One. Jo Kidd Speech 1 2 Drama 1 2 Carol McMurray Speech 1 2 Duane Payne Chorus The Fine Arts Department includes Instrumental Music, Vocal Music, Music, Theory, History, and Literature, Speech, Drama and Art. In addition to course offerings in these areas the department also affords opportunities for organizational activities, both curricular and co-curricular. Ample experience in public performance may be gained by any student in the performing arts. Will Reavis Band Betty Roop Art 1 2 Art 3 4 Frank Dawson Speech 1 2 Speech 3 4 Mengwasser Pat Mengwasser Chairman English 7 8 English and foreign language make up the language arts department. The program in the English division aims at laying a cultural foundation in literature as well as laying a skills foundation in grammar. The teachers in this division stress the ability to differentiate good literature from poor, to express oneself in writing, and to speak correctly. Stress- ing an oral-lingual approach to language study, the foreign language division offers Spanish, French, German, and Latin. Margaret White Rem. Evading Carol Kennedy English 5 6 Journalism 280 Peggy Langston English 7 8 9erve9 As New Chairman of Languages Arts. Carman Wyatt English 3 4 Included In Language Arts. Dale Magers Spanish Christine Hoefer Latin Music App Judith Lane English 5 6 4kS Roseanne Daley French Stephen Lewis German Mary Clifton Spanish 283 The overall objectives of the Science Department are to instill in the mind of stu- dents that science is an inneraction of facts and theory, to acquaint the student with the scientific method and basic scientific method and basic scientific principles, and to de- velop in the student some degree of skill in the use of laboratory apparatus. It is an- ticipated that the student will develop an appreciation for the influence that both pure and applied science has on our every day life. Carl Jones Biology Gary Bryant Chairman Biology Ladayne Johnson Biology Charles Fagg Biology Garry Wordleman Chemistry 9cience Department Prepares Students For Tomorrow. Germination, pollination. Jon Evans Biology Algebra Kenneth Biggs Chemlstr - Richard Swain Biology Jim Nichols Biology Business Sandra Cole Typing 1 2 Shorthand Economics The Business Education Department is composed of all elective subjects. The current curriculum contains first year type- writing, second year typewriting, shorthand, general business, bookkeeping, economics, business law, clerical office practice, and business arithmetic . Those who are interested in working in business after graduation, in furthering their education in business beyond the high school level, and those who may just be interested in the business area are encouraged to en- roll in the courses offered by the Business Education. Department. Donna Cloer Typing 1 2 Gen. Business III J Jimmy McKenzie Chairman Bookkeeping Typing 1 2 Gay Denton Bus. Math Typing 1 2 Economics Deparfment Continues to Grow. Murl Howard Typing 3 4 Cler. Pract. Bookkeeping Betty Meisner General Business Typing 1 2 Carolyn Dean Typing 1 2 Shorthand Janice Laxson Typing 3 4 Business Law Gen. Business 287 Mafh Adolph Allen Geometry Related Math The mathematics department strives to offer a program that will fulfill the needs and desires of all the students. The students need to increase their ability ' to grasp and apply ab- stract concepts, and become skillfull in the manipulation of mathematical laws. Developing ability to think creatively, analyze problems, and arrive at a logical conclusion are other important objectives. We hope to increase the students interest in math, show importance of mathematical know- ledge and its application to related fields. Jim Chance Algebra 3 4 Elementary Analysis Department Increases 9cope. Bobby Trammel Algebra 3 4 UlCSM 5 6 Bobby Goode Algebra 3 4 Related Math I Vocational Education is a special in- terest education designed for occupational preparation, involving the development of leadership, attitudes, understanding, and skills which will enable the student to ad- just more adequately to the duties and responsibilities of an ethical citizen and worker in his chosen field. Cloma Britt Vocational Office Education Vocational Charles Chamberlain Electrical Trades June Sales Homemaking Foods Department Adds V.O.E. Joseph Cox D. E. Elizabeth Smith Homemaking Clothing and Foods Fred Lewis I. C. T. Billie Garner Homemaking Foods Alma Payne Homemaking Clothing Qocial Qtudies is Bell ' s Lee Kardaras Sociology Civics A better understanding of others as well as ourselves is the endeavor of the Social Studies Department. If there is to be any peace, it will come onl y through understanding. What is past is simply a prologue to the present. The curriculum of this department includes the required courses of World History, American History, and Civics; as well as a wide range of electives. The Social Studies de- partment it constantly growing to meet the needs of Bell stu- dents. I r H 1 . ■ W0 % ■f m ' lb V j B ' iW 1 x_ - SlU- m Al 9 - .iirrTiHii L A u f: I Don Brown World History P. E. Bob Cashion Amer. Hist. P. E. Harrel McKinzie World Geography World Hist. Nelson Moore Amer. Hist. P. E. M sjRifi- ' Billy Bookout Civics P.E. Qecond Largest Department. Physical Education ' s Jo Ann Wine Girl ' s P. E. Health The physical education program of L, D. Bell seeks to help the in- dividual by building a body to sup- port his mind so that it may grow in wisdom, develop character and personality, and create an ability to enjoy a lifetime of sports. Im- plementation of the instructional program, intramural activities and interschool athletics merge collectively to achieve these goals. Judy Be aty Girl ' s P.E. Health Motto is Participation. Paul Branson Trainer Boys Health Jo Carrothers Girls P. E. Drill Team ■pBSMSV Allan Harville Boys P. E. Emil Milan Boys P. E. Gymnastics Green--the whole world is green, and a bright glorious blue. Promise and optimism pervade the air. The world is rich and growing, and so are we growing- -growing into adulthood, into maturity. We grow, as the world grows, in spring. These days are our bright days, the world is at our feet and yet we see a great hill in our eyes; a hill of rough footing and steep slopes, but a hill of mag- nificent achievement and marvelous challenge. Yes, it ' s spring and green, and the world is a good place when ii ' s spring. Gophomore Class Officers Treasurer - Dee Cooper Vice President - Cindy Ball Secretary - Linda Hellewell Reporter - Donna Jester President - Steve Dalby Sponsor - Mrs. Sonja Crawford Mr. Charles Fagg 298 Jan Abbott Alysoii Adams Betty Adams Doug Adams Vicki Adams Grady Addingion Susie Aderholt Jerry Adrian Ann Allen Ronnie Allen James Allison Larry AUman Donna Allpart Debbie Alsobrook Mike Ames Debbie Amyett Donnie Anderson John Anderson Larry Anderson Wayne Andrews Donna Ansley Lynda Arledge Don Armstrong David Askew Robert Atchison Janet Augustine Eddy Austin James Aven f 3mSL -A y ' J . Laney Bailey Chuck Bagwell Dannie Baker Davey Balentine Barbara Ball Cindy Ball Gay Ball Bonnie Bandy Lorraine Banell Lynn Barentine Georgeanna Barnes Cassie Barnett Gary Bamett Benny Barrick Jeanne Barron Kerry Batchelder Monica Bates Michelle Boudreaux Carl Bear Janice Beard Paula Beavers 299 Larry Beckham Bruce Bell Jack Bell Jacque Bell Cheryl Benedict Patricia Bennett Kathy Bevoni Barry Bilger Kathy Binder Yvonne Binderim Larry Binkley Steve Blackburn Louis Blackmon Belinda Blankenship Ricky Blankenship Frank Blassingame Cynthia Blatnick Connie Bleck Marvin Blevins Jim Boehringer Kathy Bogash Steve Bohannen Bill Bolen Glenda Bond Miller Bonner Dana Boroughs Betty Jo Botvidson Lou Ellen Bounds Sue Bo wen Joyce Bowles Leslie Boyd Darlene Braddy Dyann Bradford Nicky Bradford Linda Brake Kenneth Brach Dianne Bragg Tommy Brame Neal Branam Joe Branch Mark Brandon Ben Bransford Jana Bray Debbie Brazil Brenda Breaux Cindy Brewster Connie Bridgewater Ronnie Bridgewater Jimmy Britten Patricia Brooks Bob Brown Diana Brown Ginger Brown Janet Brown Keith Brown Mike Brown 300 Dennis Browning Karla Browning Glenda Bryan Gary Bryson Gwen Bullock Rosemary Burke Tom Burnett Steve Burt Lyndell Busch Kay Butchard Ronald Butler Russell Butler Larry Camp Mike Canada Barbara Canady Bobby Carlise Johnny Carlson Karen Carnes Marshal Carpenter Mike Carpenter Lynda Cartier Bobby Carter Ricky Chambers Fred Chapman Charles Charles Pete Chesney Phyllis Christopher Carol Clark x Joe Clark Pam Clemmons Tommy Cogley Cathy Collier Connie Collins Connie Collins Don Collins Walter Commander Bob Conger Larry Conger Janice Conley John Conner Donald Cook Jeff Cook Dee Cooper Gary Copher Debbie Costello Deanna Courtney Suzette Couireges Keith Covin Jack Cowan 301 Mike Cowan Gary Cox Patricia Cranford Charles Crowford Kathy Crawford Candace Cromer Karon Cromer Charlotte Cropp Dwight Crust Marcia Cumbie Barbara Cushman Charlotte Cushman Steve Dalby Cathy Dalpino Vicki Davenport Bill Davis Glenn Davis Phyllis Davis Ronnie Davis Sandra Davis Dana Day Dixie Day Lonnie DeArmond Glenda Deaton Phil Defibaugh David Denbina Lana Dempsy Stan Dickerson Mike Dimond Vince Donohoe Vicki Dougherty Tim Dow Debbie Driver Maureene DuCote John DuCote Paul Dugdale Charles Duke Monte Dunn Marie DuPree Marsha Durham Sharon Dyson Don Eades Cindy Eagle Pam Echols Deborah EUett Alvina Elliot Steve Emmerson Sherry Eoff Sue Ernst Rita Eudaly Clifton Evans Johnny Evans Kenneth Fanning Larry Fanning David Farnham Steve Farrell 302 Dennis Faucher Mary Fehler Wendell Fennegan Connie Gerguson Kathy Ferrell James Ferris Bob Fielder Sandra Fields Dennis Fitch Mike Forbes Gretchen Ford Janet Forrest Marsha Foster Steve Fort Joe Fortenberry Kenny Fortich Eddie Fulbright Martha French Linda Frazier Karen Franklin Sue Foster Kitty Gammon Carolyn Garrison Jim Garvin Linda Gales Ronnie Gay Pam Gayhart Ted Gerlach fl -J 1 4 3, o Q jmi • «5 f .l tj 1 la % rif ilfc k7 ' ' i ' Lij , l ' - ' 4a4 6-v I. , . v- Turpin Gerard James Gibson Kathy Gilbert Sue Gilbreath Robin Giles Linda Gismant Ricky Goad Lynn Good Karen Golightly Larry Goodeaux Laura Gonzales John Grady Larry Graham Sue Graham Leslie Gray Paula Gray Bill Green Curtis Green Gregory Guest Nina Griffith James Grigsley 303 Eric Grimm Pat Guertler Eddie Gunn Cathy Hackney Vicki Hadaway Kathy Haddock Gary Hagen Ellen Haglan Karen Hail Karen Haley Brenda Halcomb Carol Hall Eddie Hall Jim Hall Tom Hainley Scott Hall Charles Hamilton Kay Hamilton Paula Harbert Belinda Hardin Renee Hardisty Carolyn Harlin David Harms Sheryl Harms Nancy Harper Kaye Harris Linda Harris Mike Harris Patty Harrison Greg Hart Mary Beth Hartman Tom Hanley Kathy Hanna Linda Hansard Danny Hastings Barbara Hawkins Donna Hawkins Beth Hazzard Nancy Hartwell Kathy Heaton Larry Heckler Kirk Hegman Mary Heinz Larry High to war Lynda Hellewell Lee Helm Donna Helvey Elizabeth Henderson Kathy Henderson Patrick Henderson Steve Henry Carol Herring James Herron Theresa Heslip Mike Hicks Allan Hill MiMdi 304 Danny Hill Karen Hill Karmen Hill Paul Himmelrick Theresa Hislop Larry Hoes Virginia Hodo Phil Hodges Kris Hogness Kathy Hogue Janet Holcomb Sylvia Holleman Sharon Holmes Marsha Hook Janet Honeycut Gary Hopkins Paula Horton David House Kevin Huchton Brian Humphrey Ralph Houy Linda Howard Gail Hubbard Delores Huddleston Patti Huetter Sandy Huffstetler Wayne Huggins Debby Hummel Linda Humphrey Mary Hunt Tim Hunt David Hurd Ronnie Hurd Ann Hur Ken Hunt Mary Hunt Tim Hunt David Hurd Ronnie Hurd Ann Hurtik Scotty Huston Carol Hutcheson Bob Hutchins Kevin Hutchton Terri Hutto Sharon Ireland Roy Irwin Beth Isles Sharon Isringhaus Carol Jackson Mike Jackson Gary Janes Donna Jester Carla Johnson 305 Janet Johnson Janna Johnson Jo Ann Johnson Kaye Johnson Lou Johnson Randy Johnson Tim Johnston Becky Jones Deborah Jones Ernie Jones Jan Jones Janet Jones Janice Jones Janice Jones Mike Jones Juanita Jordan Valista Jordan Thomas Julian David Kalinowski Henry Karlicik Iva Karnes Sheila Kaspar Richard Keaton Jeanette Kel Karen Keller Barbara Kempe Joan Kennimer Larry Key Rickey Kilgore Linda King Charles Kirkpatrick Don Kirkpatrick Gary Kizer Glenn Knight James Kopehafer John Krommes Linda Kuehn Kenneth Kucker David Kunkle Elizabeth Lancaster Kim Lackey Joyce Lambert Milt Lance Cathy Landers Gary Landers Larry Langston Lynn Lassetter Doug Laukhuf Mike Lawrence Larry Lee Kay Lester Vickie Lester Chandler Link Sam Livingston Ava Lloyd Kim Lockey 306 -Pfh Terri Lohse Johnie Lonance Linda Lowe Debbie Luker Vicki Lusk Joanne Mabry Keith Madden Len Magee Larry Mahan Danny Malone Steve Malone Charles Malcolm Carolyn Malone Cheryl Mann Walter Manord Zoe Ann Mardar Jean Martin Elaine Massengale Carleton Massey Danny Masters Jo Ann Mayberry Connie Maya Mike May field Judy Mays Brenda McBride Marlene McClure Sandra McCuUoch Darla Mc Daniel ( ,Q C Jimmy McDaniel Phil McDaniel Eddie McDonald Jimmy McDonald Kathy McDonald Mary McDowell Jack McFarland Sandra McGaughy Ginger McGee Mary dell McGown Patricia Mclnnis Susan Mcintosh Brenda McKay Carol McKnight Delores McMan Doug McMuUin Celia McNail Hilda McNeece Darlene McNuUy Terry McSween Bryan McTee 307 Richard Mc Williams Jana Meeks Donnie Melton Debbie Mercer Tommy Merrell Elaine Mewbourn Mike Mikel Bobby Milam Terry Miller Johnny Mills Darlene Miller Don Miller Rusty Miller Ronnie Mills Donna Mindlin Sharon Mitchell Wayne Mitchell Vicki Metzker Susan Moad Christy Moak Mark Mobley Mike Modawell Mike Motley Wade Molsbee Alice Monroe Jacque Montgomery Melissa Montgomery Don Moody Royce Moody Randy Moore Ronny Moore Steven Moore Vickie Moore Melody Morriss Terry Morse Curtis Morton Linda Moses Roger Muston Jerry Murray Beth Hazzard Nancy Neal R. M. Neal Tony Neal Anny Nelson Haskell Newberry Lloyd Newman Liz Newsome James Newton Lloyd Newton Bruce Nichols Warren Nichols Mike Noonan Kathy Nolan Susan Norman Dickey Nowell David Odle 308 Terry Ogeen David Ohlson Debby Oliver James Oliver David Osborne Susie Osborne Ronnie Osteen Bill Owen Larry Owen Danny Oxford Linda Parker Larry Parker Pam Patterson Janet Paul David Payne Ben Pearson Bill Pearson Cecil Pearson Bobby Pederson Mike Peevy Paul Pence Darrell Philips Kenna Phillips Beverly Pickle Janis Pittman Teresa Pitts Sharon Podbreger Bob Poteet dtA I C H V a ' .- 1 yM Steve Rapp Karen Rowley Richard Ray Vicki Ray Dianna Reeves Lina Reedy Leslie Porter Gary Powell Buddy Powers Don Prescott Danny Price Frances Price Mike Priest Jerry Procter Gary Proffitt David Quails Patty Rackley Olga Radriguze Gary Raney Kenneth Raney 309 Shirley Reese Debby Reeves Tom Reid Tommy Renfroe Ken Rhodes Larry Renfroe Richard Rhodes Keith Richards Russell Richardson Becky Riddle Rita Riels Anna Roberts Kelly Ringo Mike Robinson Helen Rodgers Ric Romano Debbie Rose Karen Rowley Larry Rucker Debbie Rue Derill Russell Helen Russell Quenton Ryan Sue Salmons Cora Lee Sanderlin Cathy Sanders Sharon Sanders Joe Sangmino Charlotte Savoie Gwen Scarbro Mike Schafer Jean Schoepf Bob Schatte Linda Scott Richard Scroggins Jackie Scruggs Sam Seagraves Carol Seals John Sears Marilyn Shannon Carolyn Shelby Debbie Shelton Kim Shelton Cindy Shoffher Jerry Shultz Linda Seaman Joel Siles Laura Simi Robert Skinner Steve Slider Sandy Sloan Carla Smith David Smith Debbie Smith Jackie Smith James Smith 310 ' - f- : h F 1 (3, AM.-!ik A mM, y ' SftM -. ,ia Sherry Shiltou Shirley Smith Steve Smith Glenn Sibley Sandy Sibley Johnny Smith Judy Smith Karla Smith Kaye Smith Paul Smith Richard Smith Vicki Smith Wayne Smith Sandy Snead Paula Snider Patrick Snodgrass Randy Snow Carlee Soles Frank Spahn Leroy Sparger Marjorie Sparger Ann Sparks Billy Spencer Mark Spinella Vicki Sportsman Pam Spradley Steve Spurrier Ruth Stapleton 3M J Q f .. ' f . Jo Stearman Judy Stephens Sheila Sternberg Kenneth Stevenson Dan Stewart Fred Stewart Pam Stoltze Ken Stone Vicki Stone Nolan Stout Peggy Strahan Phil Strahan Mike Strand Mark Stroder Robert Sulah Debbie Sullivan Mike Summers Robert Sutton Pam Tandy Kathy Tatum Jenny Tayloe 311 Billy Taylor Carolyn Taylor Cheri Taylor Dianne Taylor Sharon Taylor David Taylor Donna Taylor Gary Taylor Mike Taylor Robert Taylor Teddy Taylor Tommy Taylor Linda Teague Lisa Tench Roxanne Ten Napel Dawn Terlesky David Thaxton Janet Thomas Margaret Thomas Debbie Thompson Harold Thompson Leonard Thurman Jim Tillinghast Leslie Timmons Barbara Toller Debbie Tomlin Ann Tongate Mike Townley Nita Treat Randy Troub Rick Truitt Ricky Tucker Beverly Tuel Lana Turner Linda Turner Mike Turney Sam VanMeter Mike Vaughn Marty Waits Mary Waits John Waldrip J. B. Wallace John Wallace Linda Walls John Walker Lovine Walker Winona Walker Linda Walts Mixon Ware Fred Washington Reginald Washington Rene Watteyne Lydia Wearden Martha Weddel Clark Weddle Jimmy Welborn ifc- -■: ' ' i i ;-.i i£.i -y ' - ' y- ' m i % 1 d 312 Randy Weldon I Debbie Welton , Claudia Wenzil Beverly West Betty Wheeler Bruce Wheeles Bronwyn White HoUie White Larry White Margaret White Sheila White Steve Whitton Jeannette Whittington Mike Wickersham Kirk Wied Sandy Wiedenhoeft Debby Wiley Glenda Wilkes Barbara Willeit Phonda Willey Dan Williams Debbie Williams Helen Williams Paula Williams Rosanna Williar Karen Williarr Ken Willis Glena Wilku,. Jimmy Wilson Mike Wilson Robert Wilson Janeice Winters Karen Winters Richard Wiseman Shirley Wise Barbara Woodfin Rita Woods John Woody Karen Woody Mike Woolsey Cecelia Wright Diana Wright Jeanne Wright Marsha Wright Cecelia Wyatt Debbie Umstattd Cathy Vaden Rick Valentino Mike Vance 313 Jimmy Vannaita Debbie Varnell James Vaughn Stephen Vinson Vaunie von Storch Diane Voss Pat Yancy Kathy Yarnell Cindy Yearby Denice Young Gary Young Gary Young Hide those cheat notes, here comes Mr. Davis. Do you think Marsha is trying to tell us something? Jeanie Young Jim Young Lona Young Patsy Young Virginia Young Janie Zachry Vicki Zweig Helen ' s high step hampered by skirt Leonard Thurman, need we say more: 315 This is the Lidex. In it are found the names of all of the people connected with Bell High School. There is the Faculty Index that lists where the teachers went to school, theii degrees, what they teach, and clubs that they sponsor. There is the Senior Index that tells everything that every senior has done. And there is the General Index that lists the pages where each person can be found. Use it in good health. - 6 Faculty Index ALLEN. Adolph Texas Wesleyan M. Ed. Related Math 3 4 Geometry 1 2 ATOR, Neal Mc Murray College B.S. Geometry 1 2 BAKER, Emma East Central State B.A. English 3 4 BEATY, Judy NTSU B.S. Health, Physical Ed. BIGGS, Kenneth Texas Wesleyan B.S. Chemistry BOOKOUT. Billy Midwestern University NTSU B.S.; M. Ed. Civics BRANSON, Paul Abilene Christian College B.S. Ed. Health Education BRITT, Cloma Oklahoma Baptist University B.A. VOE BROWN, Elmer NTSU B.S.; M. Ed. World History BRYANT, Gary East Central State NTSU B.S.; B. Ed. Biology CARROTHERS , Josephine Pan American College B.A. Physical Education CASHION, Bob NTSU B.S. American History Football, Golf CHAMBERLIN, v.. ' larles Purdue University SMU VIC CHANCE, Jim Southeastern State College B.S. Algebra 3 4 Elementary Analysis CHANNELL, Barbara Oklahoma State B.S. English 7 8 CLIFTON, Mary Dale University of Alabama B.S. Spanish 1 2 CLOER, Donna NTSU B.S. Typing 1 2 Shorthand Economics CONWAY, Hesta Texas Wesleyan B.A. American History Civics and World Affairs COWART, Judy NTSU B.A. Librarian COX. Joe Wayland TCU B.A.; M. Ed. D.E. 1 2 CRAWFORD, Sonja Sam Houston State B.A. English 3 4 DALEY, Roseann Texas Woman ' s University B.A. French 1 2 , 5 6 DAVIS, Barbara Stephen F. Austin B.A. English 3,4, French 1 2 DAVIS, Dean Texas Wesleyan College B.S. English 3 4 DAWSON, Frank Northeastern State B.A. Speech 1 2, 3 4 DAY, Sally Lamar State College B.A. Algebra 1 2 Geometry 1 2 DEAN, Carolyn NTSU B.S. Typing Shorthand Annual DEAN, James A M Kansas State B.S. M.S. Mathamatical Geometry Industrial Drafting Trigonometry DENTON, Gay NTSU B.S. Typing 1 2 Economics DOWD, Pauicia Baylor University NTSU B.A.; M.Ed. Guidance Counselor - Girls DUNN, Joan Texas Wesleyan B.S. English 5 6 Speech 1 2 EVANS. Jon Midvi estern University B.S. Algebra 1 2 Biology 1 2 FAGG, Charles University of Texas B.A. Biology 1 2 GARNER. Billie NTSU B.A. Homemaking 1 2, 4 5 GASTON, Caroline Kansas University T.C.U. B.S.; M.Ed. Registrar GOODE, Bobby MIT B.S. Algebra 2,3, 4 Related Math 1 2 HAMM. Hugh NTSU M. Ed. World History HARVILLE. Allan NTSU B.S. Physical Education HAWS. Hartsell Southwestem B.S. Civics Football HEIZER. Bobby SMU B.S. Geometry 1 2 Related Math 3 4 HILL. Marion NTSU B.S.; M.Ed. Vice-Principal HOEFER. Christine Luther College B.A. Latin 1 2. 3 4 Music Appreciation 1 2 HOPKINS. Cal Southeastern Oklahoma State B.S.; M.T. Physical Ed. --Tennis HOWARD, Murl T.C.U. NTSU BBA; MBE Typewriting 3 4 Clerical Office Practice Bookkeeping 1 2 JOHNSON, Frank University of Oklahoma M.A. Principal JOHNSON, William Southwestem State R Biology 1 2 Geology KARDARAS, Lee Ellen Texas Wesleyan B.A.; M. Ed. Sociology Civics KENNEDY, Carol NTSU Journalism Bell Hi-Lites KIDD, Jo NTSU B.A.; M.Ed. Speech 1 2 318 Drama 1 2 LANE, Judith T.C.U. B A English 3 4, 5 6 LANGE, Anna Southwestern College University of Colorado B.A. English 7 8 LANGSTON, Peggy Howard Payne College B.A. English 7 8 LAXSON, Janice NTSU BBA Business Law Typing 3 4 General Business LEWIS, Fred East Central State B.S. ICT- -Teacher Coordinator LEWIS, Stephen Arlington State College B.A. German 1 2 , 3 4 LINDSEY, Frank Daniel Baker S.S. American History Intramurals LONGWELL, Jerrold Central College T.C.U. BME; MME Band MAGERS, Dale SMU B.A. Spanish 1 2. 3 4, 5 6 MCDANIEL, Hayden Southwestern Texas State B.S.; M.Ed. Director of VOE MCKENZIE, Jimmy T.C.U. NTSU B.S.; M.Ed. Bookkeeping 1 2 Typewriting 1 2 MCKINZIE, Harrel NTSU B.S.; M. Ed. World History World Geography MCMURRAY, Carol Texas Christian University B.A. Speech 1 2 MCNEESE, Charles Texas Tech B.S. Vocational Drafting MEISNER, Betty Texas Wesleyan College BBA Typmg 1 2 General Business MENGWASSER, Patricia Northeast Missouri State B.S. American History MILAN, Emil University of Texas NTSU B.S.; M.Ed. P.E. Gymnastics MOSTYN, Laura Southwest Texas B.A. Art 1 2 English 5 6 NICHOLS, James Arlington State B.S. Biology NYSTROM, Shirley Arlington State College B.A. Algebra 3 4 Consumer Math 1 2 MUNDEN, Kaye B.A. Librarian PAYNE, Alma Texas Woman ' s University B.S. Homemaking 1 2, 5 6 PAYNE, Duane Baylor University B.A. Beginner Choir Intermediate Choir A Cappella Choir PERRY, Richard NTSU B.S.; M.Ed. General Drafting Engineering Drafting 3 4 POTTER, Kenneth Sam Houston State College B.S.; M.Ed. American History POTTS, Jo Lynn Northeastern State B A English 5 6 PURSEL, Dan Texas Tech B.A. Driver ' s Education REAVIS, Will University of Houston Howard Payne College BME, MME Band RICKMERS, Leo S.M.U. NTSU B.S.; M.Ed. Doctorate in Process Counselor ROOP, Betty Texas Wesleyan University R S Art 1 2. 3 4 5 6 ROUSH, Emily Wayland College B.S. Dean of Girls Sponsor of Student Council ROWLAND, Southeastern State B.A. English 7 8 SALES, June Texas Tech B.S.; M.Ed. Homemaking 3 4, 7 8 SMITH, Elizabeth NTSU B.S. Homemaking 1 2, 3 4 SMITH, Helon Harris College of Nursing School Nurse SMITH, Hulin Texas A M East Texas State B.S.; M.Ed. Football Coach Athletic Director SMITH, Robert Howard Payne College Sul Ross State College B.S.; M.A. SWAIN, Richard NTSU N.S. Biology THOMAS, Shari Texas Wesleyan College B.A. American History TRAMMELL, Bobby NTSU B.S.; M.Ed. UICSM Algebra 3 4 TYLASKA, Inez University of Texas B.A. UICSM 9-10, 7 8 Geometry 2 WARWICK, Betty Ouacmia Baptist University of Arkansas B.A.; M.S. English 5 6 WATSON, Patricia NTSU B.S. Counselor WEATHERS, Alida Texas Tech B.A. English 3 4 WHITE, Margaret Northeastern State College East Texas State B.S.; M.Ed. Reading Lab. WITHERSPOON, Travis South Eastern B.A. Ind. Arts Metal Trades WITTE, Jo Ann Texas Woman ' s University B.S. Girls Physical Education Health WORDELMAN, Garry Nankato State College B.S. Chemistry 1 2 Physics 1 2 WYATT, Carmen Daniel Baker Howard Payne B.S.; M.A. English 3 4 WRAY, Alice NTSU BBA American Histon ' 319 Qenior Index ADMIRE, Ben Band 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, President 1,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Math Club 1, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Raider Rousers 4, Annual Staff 1,2,3, Asst. Sports Editor 2,3, Photo- grapher 3, Class President 2.3, Youth Appreciation Award 4, Rotary Club Hon- oree3,4, Best-All Around 1, Junior Optimist 1, Execu- tive Council 4, Mr. Bell H. S. 4 ALBIN, Richard Science Honor Award 1, Art Honor Award 1, Art Club 2, Editorial Cartoonist 3.4, Chess Club 3, Presi- dent 3, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, JETS 4, Secre- tary 4 ALLAN, Linda ALLEN, Kelia Student Council 1,2, Bas- ketball Team 1, Softball Team 1, Chorus 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 1, His- torian 4, National Beta Club 2, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Spanish Club 3, Matn Club 3, Science Club 3, JETS 4, Raider Rousers 4, All-Region Band 2,4, All-Senior Honor Band 4 ANDERS, Vicki Football Sweetheart Nomi- nee 1, Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Class Favorite 3, FTA 2,4, Tri- Hi-Y 1,4, FHA 1, Most Courteous 4, All-School Favorite 4, Sr. Superlative 4 ANDERSON, Larry Intramural Bowling 3 ANDERSON, Linda ANDERSON, William Band 2,3,4 ANGELLY, Pauicia Ann ICT 3 ARWINE, Martha Newspaper 1, Pep Club 1, VICA3,4, Vice-President 3,4, Secretary District II 3 4 AUGUSTINE, Johnny Baseball 3 AUSTIN, Johnny B BAGGETT, Tommy BAKER, Aubra Football 1,2, Track 1,2 BAKER, Donna Math Club 1, Spanish Club 1,2, Most Athletic 1, Stu- dent Council 1,4, FTA 2, 3, FBLA 3,4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 1, Raiderettes 2, 3,4, Lieutenant 4, Report- er 3, Raider Rousers 4 BALDWIN, Judy Pep Club 1, Libra:;, Club 1, Science Club 1, JCL 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Stage- craft 3,4, National H nor Society 3,4, FTA 2,3, VOE 4 BALENTINE, Bruce Band 1,2,3,4, Sportsman- ship Council 1, Kappa Psi Kappa 3,4, All-Region Band 3,4, All -State Band 3,4, Outstanding Trombon- ist 3, Youth OrcTiestra 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Co- Editor 4, Creative Writing Club 3, Stage Band 3,4 BALEY, Michael D. BALLMANN, Kay Spanish Club 2, Raiderettes 3,4, FTA 4, Raider Rousers 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 4 BARDO, Bob Math Club 1, Vice-Presi- dent 1, Newspaper Staff 1, Feature Editor 1, Latin Club 2,3, Parliamentarian 3, FTA 3, Inuamural BowUng 3, Intramural Weightlifting 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Treas- urer 4, JETS 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Raider Rousers 4, Latin Honor Award 3, National Merit Commended Scholar 4, National Honor Society Scholarship Semi -Finalist 4, Minnie Stevens Piper Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4, Sr. Superlative 4 BARENTINE, Jimmy Band 1,2,3, Rifle Club 2, 3,4, Science Club 1 BARRON, Ted Science Club 2, Math Club 2, Spanish Club 3 BASS, Dennis BASS, Jana FHA 1, FTA 3, Librarian 3, A Capella Choir 3, Bell- tones 2, Raider Rouser 4, Drama Club 1, Class Play 3 BATES, Connie Spanish Club 1,2,3, Y-Teens 1, Stagecraft Club 3, National Thespians 4, Drama Club 4, Raider Rousers 4 BAYLESS, Shermane BEASLEY, Linda Rodeo Club 3 BELL, Karen Pep Club 1, Drill Team 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4, FTA 3, 4, Drama Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1.4 BENSON, Carla Student Council 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 1, Drill Team 2,3,4, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, FTA 3,4, FHA 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Vice- President 4, Raider Rousers 4 BENTON, Dickey Track 1, Football Manager 4, FBLA 2, Drama Club 3, Class Plays 1,3,4, FTA 3 BIGGS, Gary BINKLEY. Lynn Drama Club 4, Raider Rousers 4, Class Play 4 BISHOP, Carla BLACKWELL, David Football 1, Neatest 1, Jr. Optimist 1,2, Key Club 2, 3,4, FTA 3,4, President 4, Drama Award 3, Drama Club 2,3,4, President 3, Vice-President 4, Stagecraft 2,3,4, National Thespians 2,3,4, Class Plays 2,3,4 BLAIR, Bill Band 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Science Club 2, Drama Club 2, Intramural Football 3, Raider Rousers 4 BLANCO, Mike Football 1,2,3,4, Agriculture Club 1, 2, Letterman s Club 2.3, Intramural Handball 2 BLOXOM, Woody Boys P.E. Who ' s Who 3 BOLTON , Charles Football 1, Track 1. VICA 12 ICT 1 2 BOUNDS, Charlie Football 1,3,4, Track 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, VIC 3, Let- termen ' s Club 4 BOUTON, Anita FHA 1,2, Rodeo Darling 1, Baseball 1, Class Play 1, Choral Speaking Club 2, Bas- ketball 2, Spanish Club 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4, FTA 4, Class Secretary 4 BOWDEN, Penny Band 1,2,3,4, Science Club 1, FHA 1,2,4, French Club 3, Raider Rousers 4 BOWEN, Melanie BOWMAN, David Intramural Bowling 3,4, German Club 3,4, Parlia- mentarian 4, Science Club 3, Raider Rousers 4, DECA 4 BOYD, George Football 1,2,3, Track 2, Baseball 3, Spanish Club 2, Class Play 3 BRADBURY, Dean BRACH, Edward Spanish Club 2, Library Club 3.4, President 4, Intramural Bowling 3 BRAMBLETT, Bobby Football 1, Track 1, Baseball 2,3,4, Junior Optimist 2, Intramurals 3, 4 BRANAM, Richard Football 1, Track 1, VIC 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Rodeo Club 3,4, Inuamural Football 3,4 BRANDON, Dale BRECKNER, Vince Basketball 1,2, Wrestling 1, 2, Baseball 2, Ski Club 2 BREWER, Sue Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Most Scholarly 1, Class Favorite 1, Annual Staff 1, Science 1, President 1, French Club 2, 3,4, Secretary 3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Class Secretary 2,3, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Basketball Sweetheart 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Sr. Superla- tive 4, Class Favorite 4, Executive Council 4 BROWN, James BROWN, Larry Track 1, Gymnastics 3, Rodeo Club 2,4, Junior Optimist 2, Intramural Sports 3 BROWN, Mike BROWN. Nancy Intramural Sports 4 BROWN, Sharon VICA 4 BUCK, Jack BUFE, Linda Math Club 1, FHA 2,3, German Club 3, VOE 4 BULLARD, Jack Science Club 3, Presiden 3, Football 1 BURGER, Danny Football 1,3, Basketball Track 1, ICT 3, Sgt. At Arms 3, Distributive Edu tion 4, Reporter 4, Sr. Most Handsome 4 BURGER, Edmund Football 1,2, Gym Tearr 3, FTA 1, Spanish Club BURGER, Vicky Intramural Sports 3, Raid Rousers 4 BURLESON, Freddie French Club 2,3, Raider Rousers 4 BURLESON. Phillip BURNETT, Guy Student Council 1,4, Tr« urer 4, National Honor Si ciety 3,4, French Club 2 3,4, Raider Rousers 4, Chairman 4, Letterman ' s Club 3,4, Golf Team 2,. 4, Annual Staff 4, Footb. 1,2, Basketball 1, Track 1, National Jr. Honor So ciety 1, President 1, Nev paper 1, Executive Couni 4 BURNS, Lanny VICA 3, Football 1, Trati 1 BURNS, Mike Golf Team 2,3,4 BURTON. Billy Band 1, Rodeo Club 4, Raider Rousers 4 C CAMPBELL, Charlotte National Jr. Honor Sociei; 1, Chorus 1,3,4, Nation;: Honor Society 3,4, Spani Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, Raider Rousers CARDWELL, Jackie Y-Teens Club 1, Spanish Club 2 CARLEY, Jan Pep Club 1, Raiderettes 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Jr. Council Student Council 4, FHA i 3.4 CARR, Robert Band 1,2,3,4, Stagecrafi 4, Science Club 2,3, Lai Club 2. FBLA 3, Intramu Sports 3,4, Raider Rouser CARROLL, Rodger CARROLL, Bill Band 1,2,3,4, President 4, All-Region Band 2,3, ' Latin Club 2,3,4, Treasu 3, Vice-President 4, Staj craft Club 3,4, President Senior Honor Band, Key Club 4, Raider Rousers 4, Executive Council 4 CARSON, Karen CARTER, Bobby Track 1,2, National Hon Society 3,4, Tennis Tear 3, Spanish Club 4 CASSELL, Howard CHANCE, Jimmy CHEEK, Karin Junior Council 3, Tri-Hi- 4, President 4, French CI 320 3, FTA 3,4, Raiderettes 3, 4, Reporter 4, Drama Club i 2, Raider Rousers 4, Execu- ' tive Council 4 CHESTER, Wanda Chorus 1,2,3,4 CHISHOLM, J. W. CHRISTOPHERSON, Ken Junior Optimist 2, Spanish Club 3 CLARK, Charlene CLARKSTON, Gwen CLAUSER, Karen Student Council 1, Stage- craft Club 3,4, FHA 2,4, Library Club 1, Acapella Choir 3 CLOWER, John Science Club 1,2,3, Chess Club 3,4, French Club 2, Creative Writing Club 4 COBB, Shari COE, Jim Football 1, Track 2, Rifle Club 3,4 COLEMAN, Mickey Basketball 1,2, Key Club 2,3,4, Junior Optimist 2, Latin Club 2,3, Track 1 COLLINS, Bobby Rifle Club 3,4, Reporter 4, Archery 3,4, JETS 4 :OLSTON, Don Baseball 4, Junior Optimist 3, Intramurals 4 CONWAY, Jan COOK. Carol VOE 4 COOK, Patsy Library Club 1,2, National Honor Society 3,4, Latin Club 3,4, Play 3, FBLA 4, A Capella Choir 4 COOPER, Dianne Band 1,2,3,4, Majorette 2, 4, Band Council 1, Band Sweetheart 4, FTA 3, FHA 4, Latin Club 3, Raider Rousers 4, Senior Council 4 COPELAND, Janice Raiderettes 2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Secretary 3, All State Choir 4, French Club 3, Stagecraft Club 4, Raider Rousers 4 COPHER, Larry Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1, Gymnastics 3,4, Letterman ' s Club 3,4 CORDER, Brenda COURRFGES. Wayne Student Trainer 2,3,4, Let- terman ' s Club 3,4, Raider Rousers 4 COURSON, Sue Raider Rousers 4, French Club 1,2, Biology Club 1, 2 COX, Charles COX, Eldon COX, Peggy Spanisn Club 2, Band 2 CRAWFORD, Ronnie CRITTENDEN, Sue FTA 3,4, Pep Club 1, Raid- er Rousers 4 CROCKER, Sharon Tri-Hi-Y 1, Pep Club 1, FBLA 2, FTA 2,3, Rodeo Club 2, French Club 3, VOE 4, Raider Rousers 4 :RYER, Larry RYER, Maxine German Club 3, Pep Club 1, Raider Rousers 4 CUMMINGS, Sarah Chorus i, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Pep Club 1, Rodeo Club 2, FTA 2.3, FBLA 2, Drama Club 2,3,4, Secretary 2,3,4, Intramural Council 3, Thes- pian Society 3,4, Stagecraft Club 4, Raider Rousers 4 D DANFORD, John Junior Optimist Club 2, Var- sity Baseball 3,4 DASHNER, Debbie Debate Club 1, Spanish Club 2, Tennis Club 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Red Cross 4, President 4, YFC4 DAVIS, Greg Track 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Rodeo Club 3,4 DeARMOND, Bill D.E. Club 3,4, Vice Presi- dent 4 DEMORY. Steve Intramural Football 1, Intra- mural Ice Hockey 2 DENBINA, Eric All-Region Band 1, UIL Solo-Ensemble 2, Spanish Award 3, National Honor Society 4, JETS, Vice-Presi- dent, Stage Band, Sr. Super- lative 4 DENNIS, Roy Track 1,2, Spanish Club 2, Optimist Club 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Letter - man ' s Club 3,4, Baseball 3, Key Club 4 DILLARD, James Science Club 1, Rifle Club 4, Vice-President 4 DILLARD, Wanda DOLLAR, Doug DONAHUE, Connie Spanish Club 2, F. B. L. A. 4, Raider Rousers 4, Band 1.2,3,4 DUFFEK. Eddie Football 3,4, Track 3,4, Letterman ' s Club 4 DUKE. Phil DUNN, Joe YFC 3.4. Intramural Vol- leyball 3. Intramural Foot- ball 3.4. Intramural Bas- ketball 4 DUNNAM. Brenda Pep Club 1. Spanish Club 2, Junior Play 3 DYKES, ROY Band 1.2.3,4. Stagecraft 3.4, Band President 1, Drum Major 4, Most Out- standing Band Student 1, Stage Manager 4 E EAGER, Don FTA 3, Rodeo Club 3, Elec- trical Trades 4, Secretary 4, VICA EARL, Linda FHA 1, FTA 1,3,4, Class Reporter 1, Most Likely to Succeed 1, Beta Club 1, French Club 2,3, Spanish Club 4, Raider Rousers 4 EDGINGTON, Charles Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3. Letterman ' s Club 2.3. 4. Raider Rousers 4 EDWARDS. Daniel EDWARDS, Pamela Volleyball 1 ELLIOTT, Tim Tennis Club 2, French Club 2, Rodeo Club 3, FTA 3, Intramural Foot- ball 3, Intramural Volley- ball 3, Intramural Rifle Club 3,4, President 3,4, Intramural Archery Club 4 ENGLEHARDT. David football 1, Track 1,2, Tennis 3,4 ERNST, Helen FHA 2,3,4, Songleader 2, Secretary 3, Historian 4, Rodeo 2, YFC 4, Intra- mural Council 3,4, Presi- dent 3,4, Inuamural Foot- ball 3,4, Intramural Bas- ketball 3,4, Intramural Volleyball 3,4, Inuamu- ral Bowling 3,4, Raider Rousers 4, Pep Club 1 ETHERTON, Micki E WINGS, Lavon Belltones 2 , 3 F FAIRCLOTH, James FARMER, Archie VICA 3,4, Basketball 1,2 FARMER, Pauicia FHA 1. Secretary 1. Li- brary 1,2, FTA 4, Raider Rousers 4, Pep Club 1, Drama Club 1 F ARRIS. Jerry FRNSTEMAKER, Judy ttRGUSON, Greg FERGUSON, Ronnie Intramural Bowling 3 FERGUSON, Terry Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1, Track 1,3, FTA 3, 4, French Club 3,4, Let- terman ' s Club 3,4 FICKLE, Carla Latin Club 1, Pep Club 1, Raider Rousers 4 FIELDER, Carla FHA 1, Pep Club 1, French Club 2,3, Treasurer 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Reporter 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Social Chairman 4, Raider Rousers 4, Drill Team 2,3, 4, Class Council 4 FIELDER, Lynette FHA 1, Pep Club 1, Rodeo Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1 FIELDS, Barbara Raider Rousers 4, Library Worker 2,3,4, Library Club 2,3,4, FHA 1, Pep Club 1, Girls Track 1, Inuamural Football Coach 3, Inua- mural Volleyball Coach 3, Intramural Football 4, Art Club 1 FIESELER, Roger Rodeo Club 3,4 FISCHER, Cindy FHA 1, FTA 2, Spanish Club 3, Program Commit- tee Chairman 3, Stage- craft 3,4, Drama Club 4, Junior Play 3 FLEET, Janice Band 1.2,3,4, French Club 2,3, Raider Rousers 4, Jr. Play 3 FLOOD, Michele Volleyball 1, Drama 1,4, Raider Rousers 4 FORD, Leroy Football 1, Chess Club 1, French Club 2, German Club 3, FTA 3, Raider ' Rousers 4 FORD, Tommy Baseball 2, 3 FORKNER. Ronnie Rodeo Club 2. Football 4, VICA 4 FOUST, Penny Student Council 1. Drill Team 2.3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 1, Raider Rousers 4, FHA 1 FRANCIS, James Football 2.3,4, Track 2, 3, Letterman ' s Club 4, Raider Rousers 4 FRANKLIN, Caryn Student Council 1,2 French Club 3, Stagecraft Club 4 FRAYN, Ian FRENCH. Dan A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, President 4, All Region Choir 2,3,4, Latin Honor Award 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Parliamentar- ian 4, Executive Council 4 FRENCH, Kathy FHA 4, FBLA 3, Raider Rousers 4 G GAIT HER, Judy Band 2,3,4, Librarian 4, Raider Rousers 4, French Club 3 GAMBLE, Wanda Choir 1,2,3, Raider Rousers 4, Swimming Team 2 GAMMON- Bill Football 1,4, Science Club 1, Inuamural Football 3,4, French Club 3 GATES, Sherrie Pep Club, Secretary 1, Choir 1,2,3,4, Plays 3,4 GAY, Kirk Basketball 1,2,3,4, Science Club 1, National Honor So- ciety 3,4 GEARY, Georgia FHA 2,3,4, FBLA 2, Tri- Hi-Y 4, Chorus 1 GEORGE. Stephen Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2,3, Track 1, Gym 4, FTA 3, Drama Club 4, Treasurer 4, A Cappella Choir 4 GILBERT, Lucky Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1, All School Favorite 1, Track 1, Key Club 3, FTA 2 GILES, Frank Band 1,2,3,4 GILES. Glen Spanish Club 4, Raider Rousers 4 GILL, Brad Letterman ' s Club 3,4 GILLETTE, Glen GILLIAM. Tim Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4, KBDC 1,2,3,4, Sophomore Repre- sentative 2, Gleemen 2, Chorus 4, Play 4 GILLIS, Keith Track 1,2, Key Club 3,4, Football 1 GLOVER, Andrea FHA 1, Pep Club 1, News- paper Staff 1, Play 3, Raid- erette Manager 4 GOAD, Robert 321 French Club 2, Science Club 2, Stage Band 3, Band 2,3,4. Math Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3,4, YFC 3,4, St. Superla- tive 4 GOLDEN. Cindy FBLA 3 GOODMAN, Bruce Football 1,2,3,4, French Club 2, Letterman ' s Club 3,4, Junior Optimist 1,2, Raider Rousers 4, Intramu- ral Football Coach 4, Track 1,2,3,4 GORMAN, Rodney Football 1, Basketball 1, Track 1, Baseball 2, VICA Club 3,4 GOWAN, Steve 1. C.T. 3,4, Store-keeper 3, Sgt. at Arms 4 GREEN, Peggy French Club 2, FTA 3,4, Raider Rousers 4 GREENFIELD, Myran FHA 1,2, Latin Club 2, D. E. 4, Historian 4 GRIFFITH, Susan -, Band 1, Chorus 1, Raider Rousers 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, President 3, Executive Council 3 GRIGSBY, Janice GRUDZIEN, Candy H HACKNEY, Elizabeth FTA 2, FHA 3, Secretary Group I 3, JCL 3, HADDOCK, Linda HADLEY, Ron Football 1,2,4, Baseball 2, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 3, Rodeo Club 4, Letter- man ' s Club 4 HAIL, Greg Annual Staff 1, Football 1, 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Class Treasurer 1, FFA 1, Drama Club 3, FTA 3, Stagecraft 3, Letterman ' s Club 3,4 HAIRSTON, David Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1, 2,3, Letterman ' s Club 3,4, French Club 3,4, Math Club 1, Newspaper 1, Edi- tor-Chief 1, Who ' s Who Science 1, Who ' s Who His- tory 3, Raider Rousers 4, Debate Team 2 HALE, Mike Spanish Club 4, Intramural Football 4, Intramural Gymnastics 3 HALL, Dennis HALL, Tommy JETS 3, Band 1,2,3,4, All- Region Band 2,3,4, All- State Band 3,4 HALLOWELL, Suellen Student Council 1, Treas- urer I, Who ' s Who Science 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Math Club 4, Treasurer 4, Ger- man Club 4, All-Region Band 4 HAMILTON, Mary Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Latin Club 3, Re- porter-Historian 3, FHA 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Raider Rousers 4 HANEY, Mike HARDIN, Rosalind 1. C.T. Who ' s Who 3 322 HARDY, Linda A Cappella Chorus 2, Ger- man Club 3, Raider Rousers 4, FBLA 4, Red Cross 4, Intramural Bowling 3 HARPER, Clifton Football 1, Track 1, Ger- man Club 3,4, JETS 3, FTA 4 HARRINGTON, Vicki Head Majorette 1, Band 1, 2,3,4, Band Council 1, Newspaper 1, Reporter 1, Spanish Club 2, Raider Rousers 4 HARRIS, Sharon FHA 1, Vice-President 1, Student Council 1, Pep Club 1, Girl of the Year 1, Drill Team 3,4, National Honor Society 4 HARRISON, Joseph German Club 3, Rifle Club 3,4, JETS 3, Basketball 2, Football 4 HART. Holly Science Club 1, Math Club 1, Spanish Club 1,2,3, Secretary 1, National Hon- or Society 3,4, Pep Club 1, Raider Rousers 4 HARVEY, Ellen Spanish Honor Award 1, Spanish Club 1,2, Pep Club 1, Math Club 1, President 1, National Honor Society 3,4, FBLA 3,4, President 4, Raider Rousers 4, Exec- utive Council 4, Miss FBLA 4, Youth for Christ 4, DAR Nominee 4, Executive Council HASTEN, Joe Varsity Football 1, Junior Varsity 4, Varsity Baseball 4 HATLEY, David Track 1, Basketball 1, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Opti- mist Club 2 HAZZARD, Jane Drill Team 1, National Junior Honor Soceity 1, Science Club 3, Spanish Club 3,4, Vice-President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, YFC 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Raider Rousers 4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Presi- dent 4, Vice President of Sales 4, Secretary 3, Achiever ' s Award 4, Out- standing Achievers Award 3 HEARTSFIELD, Cindy FHA 1,2, Volleyball 1,2, 3,4, Intramural Gymnastic Team 3,4, Chorus 4, Raid- er Rousers 4 HEATH, Garen HEATON, Jerre Drama Club 1,2, Girls Basketball 2 HENDERSON, Jimmy Spanish Club 3,4, Intra- mural Football 3, Art Club 3 HENDERSON, Johnny Student Council Representa- tive 3, A Cappella Choir 3, Spanish Club 3 HENSON, James Spanish Club 2, VICA Club -, Reporter 4, HERRON, Billyc A Can )c:ia Cho.r 1.3.4. FHA 4, President 4, Execu- tive Council 4, Student Council 3, ICT Sweetheart 4, Drama Club 2,3,4, FBLA 2, Thespians 3,4, Plays 2,3,4, Class Favorite 2 HESS, Sandra Student Cotuicil 1,4, Parlia- mentarian 4, Who ' s Who English 1, Class Reporter 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, FTA 4, FBLA 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Raider Rousers 4, Executive Coun- cil 4 HEUSZEL, Earl Football 1, Science Club 2, Intramural 3, Spanish Club 4, JETS 4, Play 1 HICKS, Mary Pep Club 1, FHA 2 HIGHTOWER, Unda Band 1,2,3, FHA 1,2,4, Literature Club 1, FTA 4, Raider Rousers 4 HILL, Gayle Pep Club 1, Science Club 1, FHA 1,4, Drill Team 3 HIMES, Don Football 1,2,3,4, Letter- man ' s Club 3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Thespian Society 3,4, Track 1,2,3, FTA 4, Raider Rousers 4 HITT, Kathy Band 1,2,3,4, French Club 2,3, Raider Rousers 4 HOBBS, Janice Drama Club 2,3,4, Drill Team 2,3.4, Thespian 3,4, Treasurer 4, French Club 3, FTA 3, Raider Rousers 4 HODGES, Dwaine French Club 2, Intramural Sports 4 HOLCOMB, Ann HOLDER, Bill National Honor Society 3,4, FTA 3,4, FBLA 4, Stage- craft 3, Spanish Club 3, Junior Achievement 3,4 HOOK, Beverlv FHA 1, Parliamentarian 1, Student Council 1, Science Club 1, Rodeo Club 2,3, Drama Club 3,4 HOOVER, Everett HOPPER, Glenda Student Council 1,3, Y -Teens 1, Secretary 1, Newspaper Representative 2, Drama Club 2,3, Choir 2, Annual Staff 3 HOWARD, Ann Drama Club 3,4, FTA 3,4, Drill Team 3,4, Student Council 2, FHA 3 HOWELL, Brenda HUDSON, Ronald HUFFSTUTLER, Kay Track Team 1, Science Club 1, A Cappella Choir 2,3, French Club 3, FTA 3, Drama Club 3,4, Stage- craft 4 HUIE, Sharian HULSEY, Connie Cheerleader 1, Choir 1, Y-Teens 1, President 1, VOE Club 4 HUMPHREY, Donna HUNTER, Judy Intramural Archery 3, In- tramural Riflery 3, Intra- mural Self Defense 3, Vo- cational Drafting 4, Secre tajy 4 HURT, Nancy Student Council 1,2, Treasurer 1, Civettes 2, YFC 2, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Class Reporter 4, , DAR Nominee HUSKETH, Mary HYSLOP, Jennie FHA 1, Secretary 3, Span- ish Club 3,4, Secretary 4, YFC 4, Raider Rousers 4 I INCE, Allen IRELAND, Mike Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,3,4, Letterman ' s Club 3.4 J JACKSON, Dennis JACKSON, Jerry Sr. Superlative 4, Student Council Pres. 1, Letter - man ' s Club 2,3,4, Indus- trial Arts Award 1, Nation- al Honor Society 3,4, Pres-- ident 4, Tennis Club 3, Vice President 3, Executive Council 4, F. T. A. 3,4, French Club 3,4, Raider Rousers 4 JERNIGAN, Kay FHA 1, Pep Club 1, Basket- ball Sweetheart 1, Tri- Hi-Y 1, Historian 1, FTA 2.3, Intramurals 4, Raider Rousers 4 JETTON, Donna FHA 1,2,3,4, Raider Rous- ers 4, Pep Club 1, Annual Staff 1, Editor 1 JETTON, Butch JOHNSON, Cheri Choir 2, Raider Rousers 4, Intramural Archery 2, In- tramural Ping Pong 2 JOHNSON, James JOHNSON, Jerry Newspaper 1, Rodeo 4, Raider Rousers 4 JOHNSON, Jo Ann Pep Club 1, Math Club 1, Secretary 1, Spanish 1,2, Drill Tean. z, ' 6,4. Lieuten- ant 3,4, FBLA 3, Student Council 3,4, Raider Rousers 4, National Honor Society 3.4, DAR Nominee 4 JOHNSTON, Judy FTA 1, Treasurer 1, Choir 2, German Club 2,3, Gym Team 2, A Cappella Choir 3, National Honor Society JOHNSTON, Kathy FHA 1, Newspaper Staff 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Raiderettes2,3, . 4, Raider Rousers 4, Drama Club 2, Intramurals 4 JOHNSTON, Tommy Intramural Football 3 JONES, Cynthia Pep Club 1, FHA 2. VOEC 4 JONES, Deborah FHA 2, Drama Club 2 JONES, Gary Intramural Gymnastics 3 JONES, Leta K KARLICEK, Mary Ann FBLA 3,4, Secretary 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 KEAS, Elaine Student Council 1, FHA 3 KEENAN, Cassie YFC 4, VOE 4, FHA 1 KELLY, Ralph KELM, Nikki FHA 2,4, Volleyball 2, Spanish Club 3, Raider Rousers 4, Play 4, Football 4 KENDRICK, Deveton VICA 3,4, Rodeo Club 3 KIGHT, Brenda Who ' s Who Math 1, Science Club 1,2, Pep Club 1. JCL 2,3, FTA 3,4, Treasurer 3, Historian 4, YFC 4, Top Teens 4 KILGORE, Shirley FHA 2, YFC 3,4, Raider Rousers 4 KING, Carolyn Science Club 3, VICA 4 KING, Jerry Football 1,2, Track 1,2, Baseball 1, VICA 3,4 KIRKPATRICK, Bev KIRKSEY, Linda KLEIBER, Patricia Spanish Club 3, Future Nurses 3, FHA 4, Raider Rousers 4 KNOX, Sherry KNUDSEN, Paul Student Council 1,3, Sci- ence Club 1,2,3, Math Club 3, Drama Club 2 Thespian Society 4, Span- ish Club 3 KOEN, Jimmy Science Club 1, FTA 3, Mr. FTA 3, Latin Club 2 KROMMES, David Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Major 4, Latin Club 2,3, Math Club 2, Film Club 3, Raid- tr Rousers 4 KUEHN, James Play 1, Track 1, Football 1, VIC 3, Treasurer 3, VICA 4, Vice-President 4 LAIRSON. Lloyd LAKOTA, Blanche LANCE, Marc LANG, Arthur Chess Club 3, Creative Writing Club 3,4 LANGDON, Donald Band 1,2,3,4, Manager 2, 3,4, Science 2, Rifle Club 3 LARSEN, Ric LAWRENCE, Brenda Pep Club 1, Newspaper Staff 1,4, FHA 1,2,3, Re- porter 2, American Legion Citizenship Award 1, Ger- man Club 3,4, Vice Presi- dent 4, FBLA 3, Math Club 3,4, President 4 LAYFIELD, Brenda Band 2,4, Latin Club 2, Secretary 2, Perigon Club 2, Intramural Basketball 4, Intramural Football 4, Raider Rousers 4 LEACH, Terry Band 1, Science Club 1, Math Club 1, Spanish Club 2,3, Key Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Gym Team 3, Musical 4, Student Council 4, Raider Rousers 4 LEGRAND, Emery Band 1, German Club 3,4, VICA 4, President 4 LEIGH, Russell Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,3, Track 1,2, Let- terman ' s Club 3 LEVERETT, Linda Class Council 4, Raiderettes 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 1,4, FTA 3,4, FHA 1,2, Pep Club 1, Newspaper Staff 1, Intra- mural Football 1, Most Beauuful Nominee 4 LITTLEJOHN, Tracy Pep Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Newspaper Staff 1, Drama 2,3, Vice-President, De- bate Club 2, Secretary, French Club 3, Rodeo Club 2, FTA 2, Raiderettes 3,4, Secretary 4, National Hon- or Society 3,4, Thespians Society, Raider Rousers LLOYD, Paul LONAKER, Pam LORD, Barbara LOVELL. Jerry Band 1,2,3, ICT 4 LOWE, Marvin Science Club 1,2,3, Foot- ball 1,2,3, Latin Club 2,3, 4, Treasurer 3,4, Raider Rousers 4 LOWRY, Kenny Basketball 1, Math Club 1, JETS 4, Junior Optimist 2, National Honor Society LUDOLPH, John Junior Optimist Club 1 LYLE, Glynda FHA 1, French Club 2,3,4, FTA 2,3, Raiderettes 4, National Honor Society 3,4 LYNCH, Mike Football 1,3, Baseball 2, Latin Club 2, VICA 4 LYNN, Bob Key Club 4, Band 3,4, Vice-President 4, Rifle Club 3, President 3, Bas- ketball 1,3 M MA HAN, Vicki French Club 3, FTA 3, FBLA 2, FHA 2, Secretary 2, VOE 4 MALONE, James Raider Rousers 4, A Cap- pella Choir 4, Art Club 4, Play 4 MALONE, Melody Teti Club 2, VOE 4 K4AN0USOS, Linda Student Council 2, Band 1, 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,4, Track 2, Intramural Foot- ball 4, Red Cross 2 MARTIN, Daisy Chorus 1,3,4, YFC 4, FTA 3, FHA 1, VICA 4, Tri- Hi-Y 1 KL RTIN, Judy FHA 1,4, Pep Club 1, Bas- ketball 1, Play 3 MARTIN, Pam MARTIN, Sylvia MASON, Ken Intramural Bowling 3, Band 1,2,3,4, VICA 4 MATHESON, Dan Most Handsome 3, All School Favorite 4, Student Council 2,3,4, Vice-Pres- ident 4, Key Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 2, French Club 3,4, Science Club 1, Football 1,2,3,4, All -District Hon. Men. 4, Golf 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, 3, Basketball 1, Letter- man ' s Club 2,3,4, Nation- al Honor Society 4, Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor 4, Executive Council 4, Sr. Superlative 4 MAULDIN, Carl Basketball 1, Latin Club 2 McCALL, Kenneth Band 1,2,3,4 McCARLEY, Eddie McCAULEY, Mary Ellen Ra ider ettes 2 , 3 , 4 , Frenc h Club 2,3, FTA 3, Nation- al Honor Society 4, Chorus Accompanist 3,4, Plays 3, 4, Math Club 1, Raider Rousers 4, Bowling League 3 McCORMACK, James Student Council 1, Key Club 2,3,4, Math Club 1 McCROSKEY, Jack Football 1, Junior Optimist 2, YFC 4, Vice-President 4 Mcdonald, BUiy MCDONALD, Dean D.E. 3,4 McDOxNALD, Don Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1, 2, Optimist Club, Key Club 2,3,4, FTA 3, Play 3, Let- terman ' s Club 3,4 McDonald, Jackie Mcdonald, Kerry McDUFF, Robert Mcelroy, Mike Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4, FTA 4, Raider Rousers 4 McFARLAND, Larry Intramural Football 4, In- uamural Volleyball 4, Lat- in Club 2,3, FBLA 4, Sgt. at Arms 4 McGEE, James Football 2, Baseball 2, Track 2, French Club 2, Intramural Sports 3,4, FTA 3, YFC 4 McKINNEY, Emanda Basketball 1,2, Newspaper Staff 2, FHA 2 McLAIN, Linda ICT Club 4 McNAIL, Linda FBLA 2, Library Club 3, Raiderettes 3, Manager 3, VOE 4, Newspaper Staff 1, FHA 1 MEADOWS, Warren MELTON, Janie MENARD, Linda FHA 1,3, Pep Club 1, FBLA 3, Inuamural Volley- ball 4, Raider Rousers 4 MERCER, Markey FHA 1, Pep Club 1, Vice- President 1, Class Play 1, FTA 2,3, FHA 2,3,4, Raider Rousers 4 MEYER, Larry Student Council 1, French Club 2,3,4, Key Club 3,4, Play 4, Junior Council 3, Golf Team 2,3 MICHAEL, Beth Latin Club 3, Raider Rousers 4, Tennis Club 2 MIDDLETON, Don Intramural Archery 4, Raid- er Rousers 4 MIHILLS, Cindy FHA 1,2, Historian 2, Sci- ence Club 1, Band 3,4, Raider Rousers 4 MIKL ' LAS, Nancy Pep Club 1, VOE 4, FHA 1 MILLS, Ronnie JETS 4, Treasurer 4, Sci- ence Club 1,2, President 1 German Club 3, Latin Club 2, Raider Rousers 4, Nation- al Honor Society 4. MINDLIN, Jamie Student Council 3,4, Drill Team 2,3,4, Captain 3,4, Executive Council 3,4, Ranch Day Queen 3, DAR Nominee 4, Sr. Superlative 4 MIROW, Sylvia Tri-Hi-Y 2, FTA 3, Jr. Achievement 3,4, FHA 4, Raider Rousers 4 MITCHELL, Johnny MITCHELL, Billy Math Club 1, Science Club 1, French Club 2, Band Council 1 MIZE, Annettee FTA 3, Drama Club 4, Stage- craft 4, Newspaper 4, Intra- murals 3, Plays 4 MODAWELL, Patsy Band 1,2, FHA 3,4, YFC 4 MONTFORD, Bettye Pep Club 1, Math Club 1, Science Club 1, Student Council 1, French Club 2,3, 4, FTA 3, Best Citizen 1, Industrial Drafting Sweet- heart 4, Raiderettes 2,3,4, Lieu. 3,4, Sr. Superlative 4 MOODY, Carolyn Spanish Club 1, Latin Club 2,3, Chorus 2,3, VOE 4. MOORE, Don Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 1, FBLA 2, Letter- man ' s Club 4 MOORE, Linda Band 1, Latin Club 1,2,3, Rotary Award 1, Y-Teens 1, L. D. Bell Scholarship 3, Raider Rousers 4, FBLA 4 MORGAN, Kathy MORRIS, Phil ' restUng 1,2,3, Baseball 1, 2, Football 1.2,3, Letter- man ' s Club 1,2,3 MORRIS, Phyllis MORSE, ayne MORTENSON, Rosalyn FTA 3 MORTON, Gary Math Club 1, Frencn Club 2 MOSELEY, Glenn Band 1,2,3,4, Who ' s Who Shop 1 MULLINS, Kenneth MUMFORD, Sharolyn FHA 1, Pep Club 1, Math Club 1, Science Club 1, Raiderettes 2, 3,4, French Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, FTA 3, Raider Rousers MURDOCK, Pamela Cheerleaders ( lub 2, Span- ish Club 1, Chorus 1,2, Drama 2, School Store 3,4, Inuamurals 4, Stagecraft 4, FTA - 4 MURRAY, Diane N NEAL, Roger 323 Stagecraft 3,4, Art Club 2. Intramurals 3 NELMS, Donna Class Secretary 2, Class Of- ficer 3 NEWMAN, Anthony Science Club 1, Library Club 3,4, Vice-president 4, Inuamural Bowling 4 NEWMAN, Lynette Intramural Volleyball 1, FTA 2, Spanish Club 3, National Honor Society 3, YFC 4 NEWMAN, Sandra Cheerleader 1,2,4, FHA 1, 2,3, FTA 2, French Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4 NEWMAN. David Rodeo Club 2,3, Secretary, Sgt. of Arms 2, VIC 3 NICHOLS, Patricia Drill Team 3,4 NORDIN, Ted NORTON, Sandra ODELL, Wes Class Vice-President 1, Class President 2, Student Council 1. Annual Staff 1, 4, FFA 1,2, Newspaper Editor 1, Football 1,2, Bas- ketball 1,2, Tennis 1,2, FBLA 3,4, Vice-President 4, Latin Club 3,4, President 4, Math Club 3,4, Executive Council 4, Band 3, Raider Rousers 4 ODETTE, Mona Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2, Plays 1,2,4, FTA 4, FBLA 4, Intramural Volleyball 1.2, Intramural Soccer 2 OTTA, Kay Tri-Hi-Y 1, President 1, Pep Club 1, FHA 1,2,3,4, Play 1,3, FTA 2, Drama Club 2 OVERBY, Larry Football 1,2, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Track 1, Baseball 2,3,4 P PAPP, Peter PATTERSON, David Executive Council 4, French Club 2,3, FTA 3,4, Drama Club 4, President 4, Stage- craft 4, Play 3,4, Debate 4 PATTERSON, Steve JETS 4 PAYNE, Arthur (Bubba) PEEL, Timothy PERKINS, Alan D. E. Club 4 PETERSON, Dee Who ' s Who Home Ec. 1, Who ' s Who English 1, Latin Club 2, FTA 1,2,3, Vice- President 3, President 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Organi- zations Editor 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Raider Rousers 4, Sr. Superlative 4 PFRIMMER, Max Football 1,2, Track 1, Class Favorite 1,2,3, French Club 2.3, Class Vice-President 3, Letterman ' s Club 3,4, Raid- er Rousers 4 PHILLIPS, Linda Pep Club 1, Art Club 2 PHILLIPS, Marie Pep Club 1,2, Lancerettes 2.3, Volleyball Team 2, French Club 3, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Raider Rousers 4 PICKENS, Penny Cheerleader 1,2, Best AU- Around 2, Friendliest 2, FTA 2, Student Council 3, Raider Rousers 4, FHA 2 PICKERING, Gretchen French Club 2,3, Raider Rousers 4, Pep Club 1 PICKLE, BETTY ICT Club 4, Pep Club 1 PICKLE, Mary ICT Club 4 PILARCIK, Andy Football 1,2,3, Track 1, Baseball 1,2, Achievement Award Winner 1, Weight- lifting 3,4, VICA 4, Pres- ident 4 PINSON, Shirley French Club 2, VICA 3,4, Student Council 1 PITTS, Bettie Pep Club 1, Powder Puff 1, Newspaper Staff 3,4 PLEMMONS, Randy Football 1,2.3,4, Letter- man ' s Club 3,4 PLYMELL, Paula POSTON, Debbie FHA 2,4, FTA 1, FBLA 2, 3. Raider Rousers 4, DECA 3 POTTER, Calvin Track 1,2,3, Art Club 4 PRESTON, Gary D. E. 3, Sgt. of Arms 3 PRINCE, Dee Dee PROUTY, Tommy Spanish Club 1, Intramu- ral Sports 3 PRUIT, Sharon R RACKLEY, Barbara Spanish Club 2, Medical Club 2, FHA 4 RAGAN, Bobby Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 1, Newspaper Staff 1, Nation- al Honor Society 3,4, All- Region Band 3, All State Band 3, Stage Band 1,2,3. 4, Raider Rousers 4 RAINEY, Karen Girls Glee Club 1, A Cap- pella Choir 2, Play 3, Choir 4, Choir Accompan- ist 4 RANDALL, Annette FHA 2,3, Reporter, VICA 4, Reporter 4, Raider Rouser 4, Newspaper Staff 3 RANEY, Phyllis Track - l,2,Volleyball 2, 3.4. Captain 4, Intramu- ral Council 3,4, President 4, Most Athletic 3 RASEY, Peggy RAULSTON, Dianna RAULSTON, Phylis RAY, Melvin Tennis 3, Intramural Foot- ball 3, Intramural Basket- ball 3, Intramural Bowlings, Spanish 4 REAVES, Mike French Club 3, Intramural 4 REED, Alan REED, Doug REEDY, Tommy Football 2, Varsity Tennis 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Pho- tographer 4, Basketball 2 REEVES, Diane Choir 1, A Cappella Choir 4, Raider Rousers 4 REEVES, Cindy FHA 1, Secretary 1, Drama Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, VOC 4 REEVES, Lindy Pep Club 1. President 1, Most Courteous 1, Drama Club 3, Treasurer 3 REID. Wyatt REILLY. Pauicia VICA Club 3.4, Treasurer 3, Historian 4, YFC RICHEY, Sherel Pep Club 1, FHA 2,3, FTA 3,4. Library Club 4. Span- ish Club 2.3.4. Red Cross 4. Drama Club 4. Stage- craft 3.4 RICKARDS, Johnny VICA 4 RIEL, Susan Band 1,2,3, Science Club 1.2, Latin Club 2,3. FTA 2, Stagecraft 4 RIGGS, Gary Rodeo Club 2,3, Latin Club 2.3, Band 1,2,3,4, Raider Rouser 4 RINER, David Letterman ' s Club 3,4, FTA 3, Football 1,2,3.4, Track 1.2. Raider Rousers 4 ROBBINS. Sharon Band 1,2,3, Science Club 1, Vice-President, Library Club, FHA 1, Sgt. of Arms 1, German Club 3, Bell Stars 3 ROBERSON, Larry Football 1, Track 1,2, VICA 3,4, Vice-President 4 ROBERSON, Linda Track 1,2,3, Pep Club 1. Volleyball 3,4, Intramu- ral Sports 3,4, Secretary 3 ROBERTS, Jayne ROBERTS, Walter Basketball 3,4, Track 3. Spanish 4 ROBINSON, Larry Junior Optimist 3, Intramu- ral Basketball 3, Tennis 3, Intramural Football 4 ROGERS, Ronnie Play 3, Spanish Club 1, President 1, Drama Club 4, President 4. Executive Council 4 ROSE, Jim Football 2, French Club 3, Intramural Football 4 ROSS, John Band 1,2,3,4, German Club 3.4. National Honor Society 3,4, Science Club 1 RUCKER, Jeff Newspaper Staff 1, Band 1, 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, President 4, Tennis Club 3, FBLA 4, Mr. FBLA 4, Raid- er Rouser 4, Executive Council 4, Sr. Superlative 4. S SANDERLIN, Carolyn Stage Crew 3, Inuamural Bowling 2 SANDERLIN, Wanda Choir 2,3, Volleyball 2, Intramural Football 3 SANDLIN, Elaine SARGENT, Paula Miss Bell H. S. 4, Student Council 2,3,4, FTA 2,3, Secretary 3.4. FHA 2. Class Treasurer 3. Cheer- leader 1.2.3.4, Head Cheerleader 1,4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4, French Club 3, All School Favorite 3 Homecoming Queen 4, Basketball Sweetheart 1,4 SCARBRO, Jeretia Band 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 4 Intramural Judo 3 SCHOENBERGER, Donna Executive Council 4, Sci- ence Club 1, Vice-Presi- dent 1, Sr. Superlative 4, Band 1,2, Spanish Club 1, 2, FTA 3, Raiderettes 3,4, President 4, National Hon- or Society 4, DAR Nomin - ee 4 SCIBEK, Sue SCOTT, Karen Rodeo Club 2, Stagecraft 3, VOE 4, Raider Rousers 4{ SCOTT, Paul Football 1,3,4. Track 1.21, Play 1. Basketball 2,4, Spanish Club 2 SCRITCHFIELD, Terry Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 3 SECHRIST, Rhonda Drama Club 1, French Club 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Raider Rous- ers, FTA 3, YFC 3,4 SELLERS, Jimmy French Club 2,3, JETS 4, Band 1,2, Tennis Team 3 SHABAY, Mike Basketball 1,2,3,4. Foot- ball 1, Baseball 1,2, YFC 4, Raider Rousers 4 SHADDEN, Glenda FHA 1,3, FTA 2,3,4, Historian 3, Latin Club 2, 3, VICA 4 SHANNON, Dick SHOFFNER, Kathie FHA 1,3, A Cappella Cho-- rus 1,2,3,4, Science Club 1, FTA 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Drama Club 3, National Thespian Society 3,4, ICTI 4 SHULTS, Soundra SIEBENHAUSEN, Barbara Spanish Club 2,3 SIMS, Mike Track 1,2 SINCLAIR, Gary Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2,4, Track 1, Ger- ■ man Club 3, Raider Rousers SKAGGS, Mike Band 1,2,3,4, Raider Rous- ers 4, Stage Band 1, All- Region Band 4, All-Senior Honor Band 4 SKINNER, Gary Football 1,3, Track 1, Baseball 3,4 SLOVER, Kay Art Club 3, Stagecraft 4 SKUTH, Danny SMITH, Dwight Wrestling Team 2 , Speech i Club 1,2, German Club 3 SMITH, Lesley 324 VICA 4, Football 1. Track 1 BMITH. Mark Science Club 2 SMITH. Paula Pep Club 1. FHA 1,2, Drill Team 2,3,4, Play 3,4, French Club 3, Drill Team Uet. 4 SMITH, Ricky Football 2, Intramural Bowling 4, VICA 4 SMITH, Sandra Choir 1,2,3,4, Choir Sweetheart 3, Drill Team 4, FTA 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Thespians 4, Student Council 4 SMITH, Tony Basketball 1, Band 1,2,3, Track 1, Rodeo Club 3,4, D. E. 4 SNAPP, Meredith FHA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4, Library Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Junior Play 3, Raid- er Ro users 4 SORSBY, Brenda Raider Rousers 4, French Club 3, FTA 2, FHA 2,4, Raiderette Manager 3 SOUTH, Chris Play 3, A Cappella Choir 3, YFC 3.4, President 3,4 SPEIR. Sharon FHA 1,2,3, FBLA 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Historian 4 SPRLTLL, Dean SPURRIER, Susan Raiderette 3,4, FTA 3, Dra- ma Club 3, Raider Rousers 4 STANLEY, Randy Football 1, Science Club 2. French Club 3, German Club 3, Intramural Bowling STEELE, Lucious STEELEY, Pam STEVENSON, Ralph Track 1, Latin Ciub 2. Band 3, German Club 3, Raider Rousers 4 STOKES. Mike Football 1.2 STOUT, Lajuan Volleyball 1,2, Pep Club 1, 2. Bowling League 3 STOWE, Cheryl STURDIVANT. Max Biology Award 2, Junior Play 3 SUAREZ. Robert Football 1. Track 1, Opti- mist Club 1,2, Key Club 2, 3,4, FTA 3, Stagecraft 4 SUBKE, Janean FTA 3. FBLA 3, VOE 4, French Club 3, Play 3 SULAK, Marvin SURFACE, JoAnn Pep Club 1. Chorus 1, Thespians Club 3,4. Drama Club 3,4, FTA 3, Drill Team 4, Raider Rousers 4 SUSAN, Henry SUTTON, Cynthia SWANN. Susan Pep Club 1, Chorus 1, Dra- ma Club 2,3. FTA 3, Ger- man Club 3, Latin Club 2. Stagecraft 4, Thespians 3, 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Plays 3,4 T TAYLOR, Lynn YFC 3,4. TAYLOR, Janelle TAYLOR. Phylis Band 1.2.3, Glee Club 2, Math Club 2, Science Club 2, D. E. 3, VOE 4 TAYLOR, Ruby FHA 1,2,3,4, Stagecraft 4, Pep Club 1 TENCH. Lee Intramurals 1. Drama Club 3,4, Stagecraft 4, FTA 2, Raider Rousers 4 TERLESKY, Mike Science Club 2, Tennis Team 3,4, Raider Rousers 4 TERRY, Jerry Key Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 1, Optimist Club 2, Baseball 3,4, Intramural Sports 3,4, Class Vice- President 4 THOMAS, Jan FHA 1. Band 1,2,3, Chorus 4, Raider Rouser 4 THOMAS, Terry THOMPSON. Vicki FHA 1. Art Club 3,4, Raid- er Rousers 4 THORNTON, Mike Basketball 1, 2, Newspaper 1. Class Vice-President, Letterman ' s Club 2,3, Foot- ball 3 TIBBETS, Barbara FBLA 4 TIDWELL, Bob Basketball 1, Track 1 TIDWELL, Gracie TILLINGHAST, Bill Sr. Superlative 4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society, JETS 4, Sci- ence Club 1.2. Latin Club 2.3, French Club 3, Foot- ball 1. Track 1 TOBIAS. Melinda TOLER, Wayne Chorus 1,2,3,4 TONGATE, Gary Football 1,2,3,4, FHA Beau 1, Track 1,2,3, Jun- ior Optimist 1, Letterman ' s Club 3,4 TONGATE, Larry Football 1,2,3,4, Junior Optimist 1, Vice-President 1. French Club 2.3.4, Let- terman ' s Club 3,4 TONGATE, Robert Basketball 1. Football 2. 3, 4. FTA 3, Lenerman ' s Club 3,4, TOWNSEND, Debby Choir 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1, FHA 3, French Club 3, Raider Rousers 4 TRENTHAM, Jimmy TROTTER, Linda Y-Teens 1.2 TREAT. Robert TUBB, Sherry FHA 1, Raider Rousers 4 TURNER, David U UMSTATTD, Karen Art Club 2,3, President 3 V VALENTINE, Lane Football 1.2,3. Raider Rousers 4 VANNATTA, Elaine Drama Club 3, Stagecraft 3.4, FTA 3, Utin Club 2, 3, Thespian 4, Math Club 1 VAUGHAN, Philip VAUGHN, Paula Pep Club 1, Outstanding World History 1, Science Club 1, FHA 1,4, Raider Rousers 4 VRADENBURG, Randy Football 1,2, Spanish Club 1, Band 1 W WALKER, Sheila Annual Staff Chieftainenes 1 WALTS, Ed Newspaper 1, Track 1,3, Football 1,2,3,4, Math Club 1, Most Scholarly 1, Outstanding Student History 1, Debate 3. Lenerman ' s Club 3,4. French Club 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. Vice-President 4. Stu- dent Council 4, Sr. Super- lative 4 •WASHINGTON, Charlotte A Capella Choir 3,4, Raid- er Rousers 4 WATERS, Diane Pep Club 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, AY 2, 3, French Club 3, FTA 4, Raider Rousers 4 WATSON, Sally National Jr. Honor Society 1, Band 1,2,3,4, All-Re- gion Band 2,3, All-State Band 4 WATT, Larry WEATHERLY, Wayne Letterman ' s Club 4, Basket- ball 4. Drama 4 WEEMS, Judy A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, Student Council 3. Nation- al Honor Society 3.4, FTA 3, Junior Play 3 WELBORN, Gary Inuamural Basketball 2 WELLS, Terry VIC 3 WEST, Perry WHEATLEY, Bob Spanish Club 2 WHEELESS, Carol YFC 4, VICA 4 WHITE, Don German Club 3, Letter - man ' s Club 3,4 WHITLOCK, Mary FHA 1, President 1, Pep Club 1, Raiderettes 3,4, FTA 3, Raider Rousers 4 WHITSON, Leroy WHITTINGTON, Randi Intramural Bowling 3, Raid- er Rousers 4 WIDDLE, Kay WIEDENHOEFT, Cindy Raiderettes 2, 3.4, Historian 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Latin Club 4, Choir 2, Science Club 2 WIEGEL, Woody Choir 1, Football 1,3,4, Basketball 1. Track 1,2, School Fireman 4 WIELAND. Brad Basketball 1,2,3,4, Letter- man ' s Ciub 4, FTA 3 WILLEFORD, Charlie Football 1, Basketball 1.2 WILLIAMS. Linda Homemaking Club 1, Ger- man Club 2 WILSON. John WININGHAM, Dannie Rodeo Club 2, Drama Club 4, Stagecraft 4 WISE. Jane Pep Club 1, Science Club 1, Drama Club 2, Thespians 2,3,4, Plays 1,2,3,4, Class Favorite 1, DAR Nominee 4, Sr. Superlative 4, Executive Council 4 WISE, Paula FTA 3, FHA 1,2, Pep Club 1, Drama 2, Play 1,3, Stagecraft 4 WITHEREL, Paul Golf 1, Gymnastics 2 WOLFE, Pamela WOOD, Larry WOODWARD. Nancy DAR Good Citizen 4, Exec- utive Council 4. Annual Staff 2.3,4. Index Editor 2, 3, Editor 4, Newspaper Staff 1, Assistant Editor 1, FTA 2,3,4, PaiUamentari- an 3, Reporter 4. Student Council 2. 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Secre- tary 4, Raider Rouser 4, English Honor Award 3, Spanish Honor Award 3, Math Club 1, Science Club 1, Sr. Superlative 4, Na- tional Merit Finalist 4 WOOLDRIDGE, Linda WOOLLEY, Warren Baseball 2, Spanish Club 2, Intramural Sports 3,4 WORLEY, Mike Football 1,2,3,4, Letter- man ' s Club 3,4, Track 2, 3.4. Newspaper 1, Annual Staff 4. Sports Editor 4. French Club 2,3,4, Reporter 3. Key Club 3,4. Set. at Arms 4, Drama Club 2, Class President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Debate Team 2, Executive Council 4, Class Favorite 4, Raider Rousers 4 WORLEY. Pat Football 1,2.3.4, Letter- man ' s Club 3,4. Drama Club 2, Intramiu-al Basket- ball 2, Track 2,3,4, Raider Rousers 4 WORTHY, Kenneth ICT 3,4, President 3,4, VICA 4, Outstanding ICT Student 3 WYATT, Reid Choir 1, Band 1.2,3,4 WYATT, Tom Rodeo Club 2, DECA Club 3, VICA Club 4 Y YERBY, Jerry Band 1,2,3,4, Rodeo 2,3, French Club 2, 3, Stage- craft 3,4, Intramurals 3 YOUNG, Chester Track 1, Science Club 2, Volleyball 3, Bowling 4, VICA 4, Reporter 4 YOUNG, Lynda FHA 1,3, FTA 3,4, FBLA 2, Pep Club 1 YOUNG, Mike Track 1, Baseball 1,2,3, Key Club 3,4. Football 1, 2, 3, Raider Rousers 4 Z ZUBER, Windel Math Ciub 1, Junior Opti- mist 2 325 who ' s Where Abbott, Janet 299 Adams, Alyson 299 Adams. Betty 299 Adams. Dennis 223.299 Adams. Douglas 74 Adams. Vicki 69.118.299 Adde. Johnny 223 Addington. Grady 299 Aderholt. Susie 299 Adkisson. Gwendolyn 223 Atjmire, Ben ■ 43,46, 69, 70. 71, 74, 123, 162, 186,187,193 Adrian. Jerry 178,179.299 Agnew. Carol 223 Akins. Don 223 Albin. Richard 46.90.123.209 Alexander, Francis 223 Alkire. Ronnie 223 Allan. Linda 123, 218 Allan. Ronald 299 Allen, Ann 299 Allen, Brenda 223 Allen. Carol 123 Allen, Darenda 223 Allen, Kelia 46,90.123 Allen, Oscar 223 Allison. James 299 Allman. Larry 40,299 Allport, Donna 299 AUums. Rita 223 Almand. Sally 223 Alsobrook. Debbie 299 Altizer, Laura 223 Ames. Michael 299 Amyett. Debbie 299 Anders. Vicki 14.53,123.189.199 Anderson. Donald 299 Anderson. John 299 Anderson. Larry 123 Anderson. Larry 299 Anderson. Linda 123 Anderson, Robert 123,223 Andrews, Wayne 299 Angelly, Ann 123 Ansley, Donna 299 Arledge, Lynda 299 Armour, Kenneth 223 Arnold, Judy 223 Armstrong, Don 299 Arwine, Martha 110,123,209 B Baggett, Spike 123 BagweU, Chuck 299 Baker, Aubra 123 Baker. Donna 55,100,123 Baker. Donnie 299 Baldwin, Judy 46,123 Balentine, Bruce 46,117,123,206,207 Ballentine, Davy 299 Balentine, Doug 91,200 Bailey, Lanny 299 Baley, Michael 123 Ball, Barbara 299 Ball, Cindy 51,298,299 Ball, Deborah 53,222,223 Ball, Gay 299 Ballmann, Kay 46.56.123 Bandy. Bonnie 299 Bandy, Chris 223 Banell, Lorraine 263.299 Barber, Deborah 69,109.223 Bardo. Bob 47,69.90,123,191,205 ' Barfield, Ronnie 223 Barentine, Jimmy 124 Barentine. Lynn 299 Barker. Michael 223 Barley. Becki 56.78,222.223 Barnes. Georganna 299 Barnett, Cassie 77,263,299 Barrick, Benny 299 Barron, Debbie 56,78,223 Barron, Jeanne 299, 263 Barron, Ted 124 Bartlett, John 91,223 Barton, Jeff 223 Bass, Dennis 124 Bass, Jana 124 Bass, Steve 77.223 Batchelder. Kerry 299 Bates. Connie 124 Bates, Monica 299 Bayless, Shermane 124 Bear, Bobby 223 Bear. Carl 299 Beard. Janice 299 Beaslev. Gary 223 Beaslev. Linda 124 Beavers. Paula 299 Beckham. Larrv 300 Bell. Bonnie 223 Bell. Bruce 300 Bell, Jack 300 Bell, Jacqueline 300 Bell, Karen 56 Bell. Mike 223 Bell. Sherry 56,223 Benedict, Cheryl 300 Benfer. Connie 223 Benfer. Larry 223 Bennett, Cheryl 300 Bennett, Pamela 224 Bennett, Patricia 300 Benson, Carla 46,56,124 Benton, Dickey 124 Berg, Doug 28,30,32,35,166,175,210, 224,257,268 BetsiU. Gwenna 224 Bevoni. Kathleen 300 Biggerstaff. David 64.118.224 Briggs. Dary 124 Bilger. Barry 300 Binder. Kathy 300 Binderim. Yvonne 300 Binkley, Larrv 211,300 Binkley, Lynn 124 Birkhoff, Douglas 224 Bishop, Carla 124 Blackburn, Mark 224 Blackburn. Stephen 300 Blackburn. Louis 300 Blackwell. Bryan 224 Blackwell. David 69.74.124 Blair. Bill 124 Blair. Cvnthia 224 Blanco, Jeff 160,203.222.224 Blanco. Mike 39,69.124.252 Blankenship. B. G. 300 Blankenship, Richard 266,300 Blassingame, Billy 300 Blatnick. Cynthia 300 Bleck, Connie 300 Blevins, Marvin 300 Blood, Rov 224 Bloxom, Doug 224 Bloxom , Woody 124 Blum, Mary 224 Boehringer, Jim 300 Bogash, Kathv 300 Bogash, Bonnie 224 Bohannon, Karen 224 Bohannon, Steve 74,300 Bolen, Bill 300 Bolton, Charlie 124 Bond, Glenda 300 Bonner, Miller 40,41,300 Brown, Janet Boroughs, Dana 300 56.126 300 Brown, Keith Carli ' ;le, Robert Botvidson, Betty Jo 300 301 300 Brown, Larry Carlson, Billy Boudreaux, Michelle 125 « 225 299 Brown, Michael Carlson, Johnny Bounds, Charlie 300 301 32,124,300 Brown, Mike Carmichael, Nancy 225 ' Bouton, Anita 125 124,122,200,216 Brown, Nancy Carnahan, Larry Bowden, Penny 125 125 225 Brown, Sharon Carnes, Connie Bowen, Melanie 125 225 56,125 Brown Tommy Carnes. Karen Bowen, Susan 224 301 300 Browning, Dennis Carpenter. Marshal Bowles, Joyce 300 301 301 Browning, Karla Carpenter, Mike Bowman, David 301 301 106,125 Bruce, Edward Carpenter, Ted Bowman, Wally 224 112 225 Brundrett, Larry Carr, Robert Boyar, Patty 224 126 224, 260, 263 Bryan, Bob Carroll, Bill Boyd. George 224 69,74,126 125 Boyd, Leslie Bryan, Glenda 88,301 Carroll, Rodger 27 300 Bryson, Gary Carson, Karen Boyd, Stephen 31,224 301 Buchanon, Barbara 126 Carter, Bobby 46 Brach, Edward 224 125 Buck Jack Carter, Bobby 126,301 Brach, Kenneth 126 300 Bufe, Linda 126 Bullard, Jack 126 Bullock, Gwen Carrier, Lynda Bradbury, Dean 125 301 Cassell, Howard Braddy, Darlene 300 126 Casstevens, Brenda Bradford, Dyann 301 225 300 Bradford, Nicky 300 Burger, Danny 126,197,209 Cathey, Daphne 225 Burger, Edmund 126 Chambers, Ricky Bradley, David 301 224 Bragg, Dianne Burger, Vicky Chance, Jimmy 126 300 Burgett, Edna 224 Chandler, Beverly Brake, Linda 225 300 Burke, Larry Chandler, Peggy Bramblett, Robert 224 225 126,211,256 Burks, Rosemary 301 Chapman, Fred Brame, Bryant 301 300 Buiie=on, Freddie Charles. Charles Branam, Neal 126 301 300 Burnett, Guv Chase, Joe Branam, Richard 13,17,46,71.73,119,126,193, 225 125 266 Cheatham, Larrv Branch, Joel Burnett, Tom 27,225 300 301 Cheek. Karen Brandom, Dale Burns, Doug 56,69,126 125 224 Chesney, Jan Brandon Mark Burns, Lanny 225 300 112 Chesney, Pete Bransford, Ben Burns, Mike 40,41,301 262,300 126, 266, 210 Chester, Wanda Brashear, Gary Burt, Steven 127 224 301 Chipman, Bob Bray, Jana Burton, Billy 225 300 15,126 Chisholm, J. W. Brazil, Debbie Burton, Shirley 127 300 224 Chrismon, Kenny Breaux, Brenda Busch, LyndeU 225 300 74,301 Christopher, Phyllis Breckner, Vincent Butchard, Kay 301 125 301 Christopherson , Ken Brewer. Caresse Butler, Ronald 127 78 301 Clark, Carol Brewer, Sherry Butler, Russell 301 224 -301 Clark, Charlene Brewer. Sue C 17,50,122.127 19, 46. 53. 69. 70, 125, 186, 190, Cain, Pamela Clark, Joe 193,202.214 12,78,224 301 Brewster, Cynthia Callahan, John Clark. Pamela 300 224 225 Bridgewater. Connie Camp, Larrv Clauser, Karen 300 301 127 Bridgewater. Ronnie Campbell, Charlotte Clay, Thomas 300 46,126 225 Button. Jimmy Campbell, Gerald Clemens, Mark 300 224 225 Brooks, Patricia Campbell, Sandra Clements, B 300 224 211 Brooks, Paula Campbell, Wendy Clement, Darlene 224 224 107. 225 Brown, Bob Canada, Mike Clemmons, Pamela 300 301 301 Brown, Diana Canady, Barbara Cleveland, Bruce 300 301 88,90,225 Brown, Ginger Kay Cardwell, Cynthia Clower. John 300 225 127 Brown, James Cardwell, Jackie Cobb, Shan 125 126 127 Coble, Janice 225 Coe. Jim 127 Cogley. Tommy 301 Coleman, Btuce 225 Coleman, Mickey 74,127 Collier, Cathy 301 Collins. Bobby 127 Collins, Connie 301 Collins, Connie 301 Collins, Don 301 Colston, Don 127 Commander, Walter 301 Conder, Kathy 225 Conger, Bob -301 Conger, Larrv 301 Conley, Janice 301 Conner, John 301 Conway, Jan 46,100,101.102,127 Cook. Carol 127 Cook. Donald 301 Cook. Jeffrey 301 Cook. Mike 225 Cook, Patsy 46.127 Cooley Susie 225 Cooper, Dee 51,298.301 Cooper, Diana 225 Cooper, Dianne 62,127,186,203.215 Cooper, Stephanie 56.225 Copeland. Gay 225 Copeland. Janice 57,92.127 Copher. Gary 301 Copher. Larry 27.128.178.179.180 Corbin. Terrv 74.225 Corder. Brenda 128 Cornett. I ' aul 225 Costello, Debbie 301 Coulson, Linda 225 Courreges, Wayne 50,128 Courreges, Suzett 301 Courson, Sue 128 Courtney, David 225 Courtney, Deanna 92,182,301 Courtney, Robert 225 Colvin. Keith 301 Cowan, Jack 301 Cowan. Mike 302 Cox, Charles 128 Cox, Conald 226 Cox. Eldon 112.128 Cox. Gary 302 Cox, George , Cox, Larry 226 Cox, Peggy 128 Cox, Randy 226 Ctabtree, Donna 226 ft- lanet 226 Cranford, Candy 226 Cranford, Pat 302 Crawford, Charles 302 Crawford, Kathy 302 Crawford, Mick 178,226 Crawford, Ronnie 128 Crittendon, Sue 128 Crocker, Sharon 128 Cromer, Candace 302 Cromer, Karon 302 Cropp, Charlotte 302 Cropp, Norma 226 Crow, Carolyn 226 Crowley, Ray 27,226 Crust, Dwight 302 Cryer, Larry 128 Cryer. Maxine 128 Gulp. John 226 Cumbie. Marcia 302 Cummings, Monte 226 Cummings, Sarah 128 Curb, Linda 226 Curry, Janice 226 Cushman, Barbara _302 Cushman, Charlotte 302 D Dalby, Steve 116,200.298.302 Dalpino. Cathy 302 Danford. Randy 128.255 Dangeli, Michael 226 Dashner, Debbie 128.46 Daughterty. Vernon 226 Davenport. Vickie 302 Davidson. Beverly 226, 263 Davidson, Terry 226 Davis, Bill 40,178,302 Davis, Glenn 40,302 Davis, Greg 128 Davis, Jav 226,266 ■ Davis. Judy 57,226 Davis. Laura 226 Davis. Phyllis 302 Davis. Rodney 226 Davis. Ronnie 226.302 Davis. Sandra 302 Davis. Steve 226 Dav. Dana 302 Dav. Dixie 118.302 Dearmond, Bill 106,108 Dearmond. Lonnie 302 Deaton. Glenda 302 Debaun. Sherry 226 Decker. Lisa 226.262 Defibaugh. Phillip 302 Defibaugh, Rodney 226 Demory, Stephen 129 Dempsey, Lana 302 Denari, Mark 226, 262 Debina, David 302 Debina, Eric 46,90,129,192 Dennis, Roy 129,74,254,256 Dickerson, Joe 226 Dickerson, Stanley 302 Dickey, Vicki 226 Dill, Jackie 226 Dillard. Jim 129 Dimond. Michael 302 Dodge. Re VI 226 Doggett. Pam 78,226 57 Dollar. Doug 129 Donahue. Connie 129 Donohoe. Vincent 302 Dorough. Mark 226 Doss. Rita 226 Dougherty. Vicki 302 Douglas. Dede 227 Douglass. Terry 227 Dow. Tim 302 Dovle, James 74 . ' 227 Dozier, Brenda 227 Driver. Debbie 302 Ducote. John 302 Ducote. Maureene 302 Duffek, Eddie 129.211.250.252 Dugdale. Paul 40.302 Duggan. Roy 227 Duke. Charles 302 Duke. Phil 129 Duncan. Suzene 227 Duncan. Ronette 227 Dunn, Ann 107,227 Dunn, Joe 129 Dunham. Brenda 129 Dunn. Monte 302 Dunn. Pamela 62. 227 Dupree, Man 302 Durant, Sharon 227 Durham, Marsha 302 Dykes, Roy 62, 129 Dyson, Sharon 302 E Hades, Don 302 Eager. Don 129 Eagle, BiUy 227 Eagle. Cindy 302 Earl, Linda 117,129 Echols, Beverly 227 Echols, Pam 302 Edgingion, Charles 129,166,172,175 Edwards, Carolyn 227 Edwards, Daniel 112,129 Edwards, Linda 227 Ellen, Deborah 88,302 Elliot, Alvina 302 EUiott, Tim 129 Emerson, Steve 302 Emery, Larry 227 Emmons, Jerry 112,227 Emmons, Sandra 227 Engelhardt, Karen 227 Engelhardt, David 129 Engers, Mike Eoff, Sherry 302 Ernst, Helen 105.129.182 Ernst. Sue 302 Eskew, Karen 227 Ethenon. Micki 129 Eudaly, Gerald 227 Eudaly, Rita 302 Evans, Clifton 302 Evans, Johnny 302 Ewings, Lavon 130 F Faircloth, James 112,130 Fanning, Kenneth 302 Fanning, Larry 112,302 Farison, Marilyn 227 Farmer, Archie 130 Farmer, Patricia 130 Earner, Kathy . ' 27 I arnham, David 302 Farrell, Beverly 227,263 Farrell, Steve 302 Farris, Jerry 130 Faucher, Dennis 303 Feemster, Joe 112 227 Fehler, Mary 303 Fehler, Naioma 57.227 Felker, Doug 26 227 Fennegan, Wendell 303 Fenstemaker, Judy 130 Ferguson, Connie 303 Ferguson, Greg 130 Ferguson, Ronnie 130 Ferguson, Susan 227 Ferguson, Terry 27,130 Ferrell, Kathleen 303 Ferris, James 303 Fickle, Carla 57,130 Fielder, Bob 74,178,303 Fielder, Carla 46,122,130 Fielder, Lynette 130 Fields, Barbara 130 Fields, Sandra 303 Fieseler. Joe 227 Fike, Edna 227 Finley, Gary 227 Finley, Laura 227 Fischer, Cindy 130 Fitch, Dennis 40,303 Fitch, Randy 74,116,227 Fleet, Janice 131 Fletcher, Anita 227 Flood, Michele 131 Folse, Tern 19,186,222,227,241,50 Forbes, Mike 303 Ford, Gretchen 303,263 Ford, Leroy 131 Ford, Tommy 131.254 Fortich, Kenny 303 Forkner, Ronnie 112,131 Forman, Don Forrest, Janet 303 Forrest, Timothy 227 Fortenberry, Joe 303 Fort, Steve 303 Foster, Sue 303 Foster, Marsha 303 Foust, Penny 57,131 Foust, Terry 228 Francis, James 131 Francis, Linda 228 Franklin, Caryn 131 Franklin, Karen 303 Frayn, Ian 131 Frazier, Linda 303 Freedman, Alice 105.228 Freeman, Charles 228 Freeman, Merriena 228 French, Danny 46,90,92,131,200,206 French, Kathy 131 French, Martha 303 Fulbright, Eddie 40,303 G Gaddv, Scott 26,31.228 Gaither. Judy 131 Gamble. Wanda 131 Gammill, James 106. 228 Gammon, Bill 131 Gammon, Kitty 303 Gammon, Steve 30,228 Garrett, Rebecca 228 Garrett, Sheyrie 228 Garrison, Carolyn 57,303 Garvin. Jimmy 262, 303 Catcher, Jenny 228 Gates, David 112,228 Gates, Linda 303 Gates, sherrie 131.200 Gav, Ronnie 303 Gav, Kirk 46. ' l31,166,171 Gavhart, Pam 303 Geary, Georgia 131 Genzel, Kathleen 228 Gerard, Turpin 303 George, Dean 178 George, Stephen 131 Gerlach, Ted 303 Gibson, James 303 Gibson, Margaret 228 Gilbert, Kathi 303 Gilbert, Lucky 31,74,131 Gilbreath, Sue 303 Giles, Cathy 228 Giles, Frank 131 Giles. Glenn 132 Giles, Robin 303 Gill, Brad 132 Gillespie, Brenda 228 GiUene, Glenn 132 Gilliam, Gay 228 Gilliam, Tim 132 Gillis, Keith 74, 132 Giilispie, Jo 228 Gilmore, Ada 55,118,228, Gilmore, Anita 228 Gilm.ore, Nancv 228 Gismant, Linda 303 Glazner, Linda 57,78,222.228 Glover, Andrea 57,132 Goad, Ricky 303,262 Goad, Robert 46,132,192.204 Golden, Cynthia 132 Golightly, Karen 303 Gonzales, Laura 303 Gonzalez, Lucy 57,228 Gooch, Glenda 228 Good, Brenda 228 Good, Lynn 303,56 Good, Steven 228 Goodeaux, Larry 303 Goodman, Bruce 132 Goodwin, Douglas 184,228 Gordon, Mack 228 Goss, Debbie 228 Gossett, Dennis 30,228 Gowan, Steve 132 Grady, John 303 Graham, Larry 40,303 Graham, Sue 303 Gray, Leslie 51,303 Gray, Paula 303 Green, Bill 303 Green, Christopher Green, Curtis 40,303,208 Green, Jonathan 228 . Green, Peggy 133 Green, Wynona 58, 228 Greenfield, Myran 133.107 Greetiway, June 22S Gregg, Larry 228 Griffith, Nina 303 Greffiih, Susan 133.205 Grigsby, James 303 Grigsby, Janice 133 Grimm, Eric 304 Gnzzelle, Janet 229 Gronseth, Stephen 229 Ground, Valerie 229 Grudzien, Candy 133 Guertler, Patricia 304 Guest, Gregory 112,303 Guill, Linda 229 Gunn, Eddie 304 H Hackney, Cathy 304 Hackney, Elizabeth 133 Hadaway. Vicki 304 Haddock, Kathi 304 Haddock, Linda 133 Hadley, Ronny 29,133 Hagen. Gary 40,304 Haglen, Ellen 304 Hail, Greg 29,133 Hail, Karen 57.304 Hairston, David 30,133 Halcomb. Brenda 304 Hale, Eddie 229 Hale, Mike 133 Haley, Karen 304 Hall, Carroll 304 Hall, Dennis 133 Hall, Eddie 304 Hall, Jim 304 Hall, Scott 304 Hall, Tommy 133 Hallowell, Suellen 133 Hamilton, Charles 304 Hamilton, Jeff 229 Hamilton, Mary 46.133 Hamilton, Kay 304 Hammel, Stephen Hancock, Peggy 108,229 Hancock, Sherry 229 Hanfey, Mike 62,229 Hainley, Tom 304 Hanley, Tommy 304 Hanna, Kathy 304 Hansard, Linda 304 Hansbro, Bill 229 Hansbro, Boyd 229 Harbert, Paula 304 Hardaway, Karolyn 229 Hardin, Belinda 304 Hardin, Rosalind 46,106,133 Hardisty, Renee 304 Hardv, Linda 133 ' Harlm, Carolyn 304 Harms, David 304 Harms, Sheryl 304 Harper, Nancy 304 Harper, Clift 133 Harrington, Marv 229 Harrington, Vicki 133 Hams, Kay 304 Harris, Catherine 229 Harris, Donna 229 Harris. Linda 304 Hams, Linda 229 Harris, Mike 40,304,216 Harris, Sharon 46,58,134 Harrison, Alice Harrison, Carol 229 Harrison, Jay 134, 229 Harrison, Pattv 304 Hart, Diane 222, 229 Hart, Holiday 46,134 Hart, Greg 304 Hartman, Mary 30 1 Hartwell, Nancy 304 Harvey, Ellen 100.101,46,69,103,134,208 Harvey, Freddie 229,196 Harvey, Novella 100,101,118,229, Harvey, Robert 229 Hasten, Joe 134 Hastings, Danny 304 Hastings, Robert 62,229 Hatch, Pete 229 Hatcher. Elaine 229 Hatley. David 134 Hawkins, Barbara 304 Hawkins, Donna 304 Hawthorne, Nanette 229 Haynes, Glenna 78,229 Hazzard, David 229 Hazzard. 134 Hazzard, 304,308 Head, Patricia 229 Head. Rhonda 229 Heartsfield. Cindy 134 Heartsfield, Gary 229,178,180 Heath, Charles 229 Heath, lizabeth 229 Heath, Garen 134 Heaton, Jerre 134 Heaton, Kathy 304 Heckler, Larry 304 Hegman, Kirk 304 Heinlen, Carolyn 229 Heinz, Mary Jane Beth 304 Hellewell, Linda 51,206,298,304, Helm, Lee 304 Helvey, Donna 304 Henderson, Elizabeth 304 Henderson, James 230 Henderson, Jimmy 230 Henderson. John 134 Henderson. Kathy 304 Henderson, Patrick 304 Henry, Sam 230 Henry, Steve 40,304 Hensley, Sam 230 Henson. James 112.134. Herring. Carol 304 Herron. Billie 64.69,134,217 Herron, James 304 Heslip, Theresa 304 Hess, Sandra 46, 69, 73, 100, 101. 134, 193 Heuszel, Earl 90,134 Hicks, Gerrv 230 Hicks. Kerrilu 230 Hicks. Mary 134 Hicks, Mike 40,304 Hicks, Charlene 230 Hightower, Larry 304 ligniuwer, Linda 134 Hill, Alan 304 Hill, Beverley 230 -liU, Cheryl 230 Hill, Danny 305 Hill. Garv 29,166.176,230 Hill. Jesse 230 Hill, Karen 263,305 Hill, Karmen 305 Hill, Larry 30,34.230 Himes, Don 29, 139 Himmelreich, Paul 305 Hines, Billy 230 Hineman, Melita 230,263 Hislip, Carolyn Hishp, Diane 230 Hislip, Theresa 305 Hut, Earl 230 Hitt, Kathy 17,134 Hobbs, Janice 58 Hodges, Dwaine 134 Hodges, Phillip 305 Hodo, Marv 230 Hodo, Virginia 305 Hoes, Larry 305 Hogness, Kris 305 Hogue, Kathleen 305 Holcomb, Ann 135 Holcomb, Janet 58,305 Holcomb. Ronald 229 Holder, Bill 46,135,101 Holder, Steven 230 Holland, C. J. 230 HoUeman, Sylvia 305 Holliday, Judy 230,100 Hollingsworth, Gayle 219,230 Holloway, Ricky 230 Holmes, Sharon 305 Honeycutt, Janet 305 Hook, Beverley 58,76,135, Hook, Marsha 58,305,194 Hopkins. Gary 305 Hopper, Glenda 135 Horton, Ann 230 Horton, Paula 305 Houy, Ralph 005 House, David 305 Howard, Ann 58,135 Howard, Jimmy 230 Howard, Linda 305 Hubbard, Gail 230,305 Huchton, Kevin 205,305 Huddleston. Deloris 305 Hudson. Ronald 135 Huetter, Patricia 58,305 Huffstutler. Kay 117,135, Huffstetler, Sandy 305 Huggins, George 40,305 Huie, Sharian 135 Hulsey, Connie 135 Hummel, Deborah 305 Hummel, Steve 230 Humphrey, Brian 305 Humphrey, Donna 135 Humphrey, Linda 305 Hunt, Johnny 166,170.230 Hunt, Kenneth 305 Hunt, Mary 305 Hunt, Roberta 230 Hunter, Judy 112.136,170,182,208 Hunter, Tim 305 Hurd, David 305 Hurd, Jon 112,230 Hurd, Ronnie 305 Hurt. Nancy 46.122.135 Hurtik, Ann 305 Husketh, Mary Hutcheson, Carol 305 Hutchins, Robert 305 Hutchton, Kevin 305 Hutto, Don 230, Hutto, Terri 305 Hutton, Linda 230 Hux, Mike 230 Hyde, Lynelle 230 Hyslop, Jennie 136 Hyslop, Vicki 230 1 lies, Beth 305,263 Ince, AUen 136 Ireland, Mike 136,166,176 Ireland. Sharon 305 Irwin, Roy 34,305 Isringhaus, Sharon 305 J Jackson, Carol 305 Jackson, Charles 230 Jackson, Mike 305 Jackson, Dennis 136 Jackson, Jerry 46,136,143.191,207 James, Gary 305 James, Dean 231 James, Mark 231 Jankey, Jamie 78,231 Jerrett, David 74,231,197 Jarrett, Deborah 93,231 Jean, Mike 231,262 Jenkins. Annette 231 Jenkins, John 231 Jernigan, Goldie 231 Jernigan, Kay 136 Jeston, Carol 231 Jester, Donna 298, 305 Jetton, Butch 136 Jetton, Donna 136 Johnson, Carla 305. 263 Johnson, Cheri 136 Johnson, James 136 Johnson, Janet 306 Johnson, Janna 306 Johnson, Jerry 136 Johnson, Jo Ann 46,136.55 Johnson, Jo Ann 306 Johnson. Kave 306 Johnson, Lou 306 Johnson, Randy 306 Johnston, Judy 46.136 Johnston, Kathy 58.136 Johnston. Tim 137,306 Jones, Becky 306 Jones. Becky 231 Jones. Bill 231 Jones, Cynthia 137 Jones, Deborah 137,306 Jones, Ernie 306 Jones, Gary 137 Jones, Jan 306 Jones, Janet 306 Jones, Janice 306 Jones, Janice 306 Jones, John 231 Jones, Leta 137 Jones. Karen 116,231 Jones, Michael 306 Jones. Sherry 231 Jones, Wesley 231 Jordan, Juanita 306 Jordan, Valista 306 Julian, Thomas 306 Justiss, Rhesa 58,78,231 K Kalinowski, Davi 306 Karmper, Wayne 231 Karlicek. Henry 306 Karlicek, Mary A 46,137,100 Karlik, Josephine 231 Karnes, Iva 306 Kasper, Sheila 306 Keas. Elaine 137 Keaton, Richard 306 Kel, Jeanette 306 Keeling, Karen 231 Keenan, Cassie 137 Keenan, Tim 231 Keller, Karen 306 Kelly, Ralph 137 Kelly, Kenneth 231 Kelm, Nikki 137 Kempe, Barbara 306 Kendrick, Deveroi 137 Kennedy, Tommy 231 Kennlmer, Joan 306 Key, Larry 306 Key, Neta 231 Kibby, Marsha 231 Kidd, David 231 Kight, Brenda 137 Kilgore, Dee 231 Kilgore, Rickey 306 Kilgore, Shirley 137 Kinkaid, Cathy 231 King, Carolyn 137 King, Linda 306 King. Vicki 231 Kinsev, Greg 231 Kirkman, Randy 231 Kiikpatrick, Charl 306 Kirkpatrick, Bever 137 Kirkpatrick, Don 306 Kirksev, Linda 138 Kizer, Garv 306 Kleiber, Patricia 138 Klein. Ed 231 Knarr, Drew 231 Knight, Glenn 306 Knowles, Ronny 34,35.231.251 Knox, Sherry 138 Knudsen. Linda 231 Knudsen, Paul 138 Koen. Jimmy 112,138 Koen. Paula 232 Kowing. Linda 232 Krommes. David 306 Kopenhofer, James 306 Krieger. Kenneth 166.170,232 Krommes. David 65.138 Kucker. Karen 232 Kucker. Kenneth 306 Kuehn. James 138 Kuehn, Linda 306 Kuelin. James 114 Kummer, Ken 232 Kunkle. David 40,306 Kuykendall. Kay 232 L Lacasse, Donna 232 Lackey, Kim 306 Lairson, Lloyd 138 Lakota, Blanche 138 Lambert, Joyce 306 Lancaster, Elizabeth 306 Lance. Milt 306 Lance. Marc 232 Land. Lynda 232 Landers. Cathy 306 Landers. Cheryl 78.222.232 Landers, Gary 40.306 Lang. Arthur 138 Langdon. Donald 62. 138 Langfotd, Tony 232 Langston. Larry 306 Larimer, Nancy 232 Larsen. Richard 112 Lasseter. Lynn 306 Laukhuf, Doug 74,306.262 Law. Judi 232 Lawless, Tern 232 Lawrence, Brenda 88.117,138 Lawrence, Jeff 117,232 Lawrence, Mike 306 Layfield, Brenda 138 Leach, Terry 46,74,138 Lee, David 232 Lee, Gregory 232 Lee, Larry 306 Legrand, Emory 112.138 Leigh, Gail 55,232 Leigh, James Lester, Kay 306 Lester, Vickie )06 everett, Linda )9, 122, 138. 196 ewinn. Russell 232 Lightbody. Laurna 88.91,232 Lindsay, Pamela 232 Line. Betty 105,232 Link, Frances 306 Linlejohn, Tracy 46.59.138,200.207 Livingston, Samuel 306 Lloyd. Ava 306 Lloyd. Paul 139 Lloyd. Ruth 232 Lockey. Kim 306 Loflin. Mike 232 Lohse. Terri 307 Lonaker. Pam 138 Long. Susan 232 Looper. James 232 Lorance. Johnie 307 Lord, Barbara 138 Loutrel. David 74.232 Lowe. Linda 307 Lowe, Marvin 1 38 Lowry, Kenneth 90,139 Luker. Deborah 307 Lumbley. Joe 88.90,232 Lunsford. Rita 232 Lusk, Vicki 307 Luttrell. Melody 232 Lyle. Glynda 46.59,139.205 Lynch. Mike 139 Lynn. Bob 74,105,139.217 M Mabry. JoAnne 307 Madden. Keith 74,307 Magee, Len 307 Mahan, Larry 307 Mahan. Pany 232 Mahan, Vicki 139 Malcolm, Charles 307 Malone, Carolyn 307 Malone, Cheryl 307 Malone. Danny 307 Malone. James 139 Malone, Jerry 232 Malone, Melody 139 Malone, Steve 307 Mangum. Mike 118,232 Manousos. Linda 232 Manord, Walter 307 Mardar, Zoe 307 Marion, Sandra 233 Marsh, Linda 233 Marsh, Patricia 233 Martin, Dale 233 Martin, Daisy 139 Martin, Jean 307 Martin, Judy ■ 19 Martin, Sylvia 139 Martin, Sonny 107,233 Martin, Pam 139 Martin, Roger 233 vlattin, Vicki 233 Martinez, Linda 233 Maryman, Bradley 233 Mason, Ken 112,233 Massengale. Nancy 307 Massey, Carlton 307 Masters, Danny 307 Matheson, Dan 18.26,33,46.69,70.74,118. 119. 139. 162. 190. 193. 198, 268 Matheson, Fred 233 Mauldin, Carl 139 Mauldin, John 90,233 Mauldin, Vicki 233 Maya, Connie 307 Mayberry, Jo Ann 307 Mayfield, Michael 40,307 Mayo, Connie 116, 117, 233 Mayo, Steve 233 Mayo, Gayle 233 Mays. Judy 307 Mays, Linda 233 McBride, Brenda 307 McCall, Kenneth 140 McCariey. Eddie 140 McCauley. Mary Ellen 46,140.200.93 McClendon. Ronnie 233 McClure. Marlene 307 McCormack. Elaine 233 McCormack, James 74,140. McCoy. Mike 233 McCroskey, Glenda 233.59 McCroskey. Jack 140 McCuUock. Sandra 307 McDaniel, Darla 307 McDaniel. Jimmy 307 McDaniel. Phil 307 McDaniel. Tommy 233 McDaniel. Walter. 233 McDonald. Billy 140 McDonald, Carey 233 McDonald. Dean 140 McDonald. Don 33.74.140,200.250.268 McDonald. Eddie 307 McDonald. Jimmy 307 McDonald. Kathy 105.307 McDonald. Kerry 140 McDonald, Linda 233 McDonald. Pam 233 McDowell, John 233 McDowell, Mary 233,307 McDowell, Rebecca 233 McDuff. Robert 140 McElroy. Mike 140 McElroy, Pam 59. 233 Mcparland. Jack 307 McFarland. Larry 140,100 McGaughy. Sandra 307 McGee. James 140 McGee. Ginger 307 McGown. Mary Dell 307 Mcllroy, Becky 91,233 Mcintosh, Susan 307 Mclnnis. Patricia 307 Mclver, Nita 116.233 McKay, Brenda 307 McKinney. Emanda 140 McKnight. Carol 307 McKnight, Catherine 233 McLeod, Barbara 233 McManus. Delores 307 McMinn. Ronnie 233 McMullin. Doug 74.233,307 McNail. Celia 307 McNail. Linda 140 McNeece. Hilda 307 McNuUy. Michael 234 McNully. Darlene 307 McSween. Terry 307 McTee. Bryan 307 McWilliams. Richard 308 Meadows. Warren 140 Meeks. Jana 308 Meine. Ronald 234 Melton, Donnie 308 Melton. Janie 140 Melton. Randy 234 Menard. Linda 140,234 Menard, Mark Menard, Tommy 234 Mercer, Debbie 308 Mercer, Markey 140 Mercer, Pat 234 Mercer, Ronald 234 Merrell. Tommy 40.308 Merritt, Mickiel 234 Merritt, Sherry 234 Metzker. Vicki 308 Mewborn. Elaine 308 Meyer. Larry 140,200.245 Michael. Beth 141 Middick, Mary 234 Middleton, Don 141 Mihillis. Cindy 141 Mihills. Russell 234 Mikel. Mike 308 Mikulas. Mary 69,88,91,205.222.234 Mikulas, Nancy 141, Milam. Robert 308 Milan, Deborah 59,234,178.181 Miller, Don 308 Miller, Darlene 308 Miller. Gayle 234 Miller. Glynn Miller, Jan 234.59 Miller, Rusty 308 Miller, Terry 308 Mills, Cynthia 234 Mills, Johnny 308 Mills. Ronnie 46,90,141,308 Mindlin, Donna 57,308 Mindlin, Jamie 55,69,141,189,207 Miron, Sylvia 141 Mischefsky. John 74, 234 MitcheU, BiU 234 MitcheU, Billy 141 Mitchell, Wayne 234,308 MitcheU, Sharon 308 Mize, Annette 141 Mize, JUl 59, 234 Moad, Susan 308,263 Moak, Christy 59.308 Mobley, Mark 40,308 MoadaweU, Mike 308 Modawell, Patsy 141 Molsbee, Wade 40,308 Monroe, Alice 308 Montfotd, Bettye 46,71,141,191,200,219,55 Montgomery, Jacque 308 Montgomery, Melissa 308 Moody, Carolyn 141 Moody, Don 308 Moore, Don 142 Moore, Linda 142 Moody, Royce 308 Moore, Randy 40,308 Moore, Ronny 40.308 Moore, Steve 308 Moreland, George 234 Morgan, Kathy 142 Morphew, Karen 60.78.234 Morris, Bobby 234 Monis. Phil 142 Morris. Phyllis 16.142 Morris, Sherry 234 Morrison, Bany 235 Morriss, Melody 308 Morse, Terry 308 Morse, Wayne 33,142,268 Morse, Terry 308 Morse, Wayne 33,142,268 Mortenson. Rosalyn 142 Morton, Curtis 308 Morton, Gary 142 Moses, Linda 308 Moseley, Glenn 142 Motley, Mike 308 Mulkey. Jerry 234 Mullikin. Donna 222.234 Mull ins. Judy 222.234 MuUins. Kenneth 142 Mum ford. Sharolyn 46.60,142.214 Munir. Ramsey 234 Murdock. Pamela 142 Murray, Diane 105.142,209 Munay. Jerry 308 Murray, Tom 234 Musgrove, Gerri 234 Muston, Roger 308 N Neal, Nancy 308 Neal, R. M. 308 Neal, Roger 142 Neal, Tony 308 Nelms, Donna 142 Nelson, Danny 308 Newberry, HaskeU 308 Newman, Anthony 142 Newman, Lloyd 308 Newman, Lynette 142 Newman, Sandra 53,142, Newsome, Elizabe 308 Newton, James 40,308 Newton, Lloyd 308 Nichols, Bruce 308 Nichols, Nancy 234 Nichols, Patricia 60,142 Nichols, Warren 308 Nix, Garry 234 Noble, Roy 234 Noe, Jaye 234 Nolan, Kathleen 308 Noonan, Mike 308 Nordin, Ted 142 Norman, Susan 178,181,308 Norton, Leon 235 Norton, Sandra 143 Nowell, Dickey 40,308 O Odaniel. Wayne 235 OdeU. Wes 69.100,101,103,118,143 Odette, Mona 143 Odle, David 308 Odle, Patty 235 Ogden, Terry 309 Ohlsson. David 309 Olivet. Debbie 309 Oliver, James 309 Orzechowski, Donna 235 Osborne, David 309 Osborne, Kathie 60.78.235 Osborne, Susie 309 Osteen. Ronnie 309 Otta, Kay 143 Overby, Larry 143. 166, 172. 173, 210, 259, 268 Overton, Randy 235 Owen. Bill 309 Owen. Larry 309 Owen, Vickl 235,263 Oxford, Danny 309 P Pack, Pat 107, 235 Page, Steve Painter. Billy 235 Palazzetti, Joe 235 Pannell, Eddie 178,235 Pannell. Jackie 112. 235 Papp. Peter 143 Papp. Stephen 309 Parish. John 88.190,235 Parker, Gary 235 Parker. Larry 40,309 Parker, Lewis .235 Parker, Linda 309 Parnass. Sandie 235 Parnell. Johnny 235 Parsons. Pamela 235 Passmore. Beverly 235 Patrick, Michael 117.235 Patterson, David 91,143 Patterson, James 178,235 Patterson, Pamela 309 Patterson, Steve 143 Paul, Janet 309 Paul. Morris 235 Payne, David 40,309 Payne, Bubba 144 Pearson, Ben 40,309,262 Pearson, Bill 309 Pearson, Cecil 309 Pearson, Daniel 235 Peaster, Joe 235 Pederson, Bobby 309 Peel, Timothy 144 Peevy, Mike 40,309 Pence, Paul 309 Penry, Charles 235 Perkins, Alan 144 Perry. Linda 235 Perry. Wayne 235 Peterson. Dee 118.119,144.146.191 Pfrimmer, Max 33,144 Phillips, Darrell 309 Phillips. Davy 235 Phillips. Kenna 309 Phillips, Linda 144 Phillips, Elizabeth 117,144 Pickens, Penny 144 Pickering, Gretchen 144 Pickle. Barbara 235 Pickle, Betty 144 Pickle, Beverly 309 Pickle. Mary 144 Pickle, Ricky 235 Pierce, Debbie 235 Pilarcik, Frank 235 Pilarcik, Andy 114,144 Pilcher, Norman Pinson, Shirley 145 Pinson. Terry 235 Pittman. Janis 309 Pitts, Bettie 116,145 Pitts. Tresea 309 Plemmons. Randy 34,145 Plymell, Paula 145 Podbreger, Sharon 309 Polk, Patsv 235 Poplin, Cathy 117,235 Porter. Leslie 309 Poston, Deborah 145 Poteet, Bob 309 Potter. Calvin 145 Potthoff. Tommy 236 Powell. Gary 40,309 Powers. Buddy 309 Powley, David 236 Prater. Connie 60.236 Prescott, Don 309 Preston, Gary 145 Price. Danny 309 Price, Frances 309 Price, Rebecca 236 Priest. Mike 309 Prince. Dee Dee 145 Pritchett, Elaine 236 Proctor. Jerry 309 Proffitt, Gary 309 Prouty, Tommy 145 Pruitt, Sharon 145 Pyles, Virgil 166,236 Quails, David 309 R Rackley, Barbara 145 Rackley, Patricia 309 Radriguze, Olga 309 Ragan, Bobby 46, 145 Rakes, James 74,207,236 Randall, Annette 145 Randolph, Jackie 236 Raney, Gary 145,309 Raney, Kenneth 309 Raney, Phyllis 145 Rangel, Roland 178,211.236,180 Rasey, Claudia 236 Rasey, Peggy 146 Ratliff, Kim 236 Raulston, Dianna 145 Raulston, Phyllis 145 Raulston, Sylvia 236 Ray, Melvin 145 Ray, Richard 309 Ray, Stephen 236 Ray, Vickl 309 Reams, Steve 236 Reaves, Dianna 309 Reaves, Debby 310 Reaves, Mike 145, 256 Reece, Richard 236 Reed, Alan 146 Reed, Doug 35,146,255 Reed, Tom 40 Reedy, Tom 118,119,146,210,262 Reedy, Lina 60,309 Reese, Sharon 236 Reese, Shirley 310 Reeves, Diane 60, 146 Reeves, Lindy 146 Reid, Thomas 310 Reid, Wyatt 146 Reifle, Sherry 236 ReiUy, Patricia 146 Renftoe, Larry 310 Renftoe, Tommy 310 Rhodes, Ken 310 Rhodes, Richard 310 Richards, Johnny 236 Richards. Keith 310 Richardson, Cecil 236 Richardson, Russell 310 Richey, sherel 146 Richter, David 236 Rickards, Allan 112.236 Rickards. Johnny 112 Riddle, Rebecca 310 Kiel. Susan 146 Riels, Rita 310 Ri|gs. Gary Riley, Lloyd 236 Riner. David 34. 146 Ringo, Kelly 310 Risenhoover. Vilela 236 Robbins, Sharon 17,146 Roberson, Larrv 146 Roberson, Linda 146 Roberts. Anna 310 Buddy Robberts, 166.174 Roberts. Jayne 146 Roberts. Walter. 146 Rogertson. Dan 74.222.236 Robinett. Brenda 236 Robinson, Larry 146 Robinson, Mike 310 Robinson, Shelia 236 Rodgers, Helen 310 Rodgers, Ross 74, 236. 267 Rogriguez, Loga Roeden, Frank 236 Roeder. Frank 236 Rogers. David 235 Rogers, Laura 236 Rogers, Ronnie 146 Romano. Ric 310 Rose, Deborah 310 Rose, Jim 146, 236 Rose, Tawn 106,236 Ross, John . 147 Ross, Ronnie 236 Rotthaus, Patty 236 Rottman, Jary 237 Rowley, Karen 309,310 Royse, Harrison 237 Rucker, Jeff 101,69,74.103,147,189,200 Rucker, Larrv 310 Rue, Debby 310 Ruffin, Regina 237 Rushing, Nila 237 Russell, David 237 Russell, Derill 310 Russell, Helen 60,310 Rust, Ernest 237 Ryan, Quenton 310 Rye, Randy 237 S Salmons, Sue 310 Sanderlin, Carolyn 147 ' Sanderlin, Cora 310 Sanderlin, Wanda 147 Sanders, Charles 237 Sanders, Cathy 310 Sanders, Larry 237 Sanders, Sharon 310 Sandlin, Elaine 147 Sandlin, Sherry 237 Sangemino, Joe 310 Sargent, Paula 14, 53, 147, 188, 200, 212, 218 Savoie, Charlotte 310 Scarbro, Gwen 310 Scarbro. Jerretta 147 Schoenberger, Donna 46,60,69,147,192 Schafer, Mike 310 Schoepf, Jean 310 Schonard, Pamela 237 Schotte, Robert 310 Scibek, Sue 147 Scribner, James 237 Scroggin, Michael 237 Scott, Karen 147 Scott, Linda 310 Scott, Paul 148 Scritchfield , Joy 237 Scritchfield, Terry 148,166,174 Scroggins. Ricky 310 Scruggs, Jackie 310 Scudieri, Elsie 53,78,222,237 Seagraves, Sam 310 Seals, Carol 310 Seaman, Linda 310 Sears, John 74.91,310 Sechrist, Rhonda 46,148 Sellers, Jimmy 148 Sellers, Terry Selman, Duane 237 Senecal, Charles 237 Sewell, Judy 237 Shabay, Mike 148,166,171,172,174 Shadden, Glenda 148 Shannon, Marilyn 310 Shaw, Phelix 106.237 Shelby, Carolyn 310 Shelfleld, Sherry 237 Shelton, Deborah 310 Shelton, Kim 310 Shelton, Sherry 310 Shockely. Thomas 222, 237. 258 Shoemaker, Ann 237 Shoffner, Cindy 310 Shoffner. Kathie 148 Shores. Rocky 237 Shults. Soundra 148 Shultz, Jerry 310 Sibley, Cynthia 237,263 Sibley, Glenn 311 Sibley, Sandy 311 Siebenhausen, Barbara 149 Siler, Joel 310 Sims, Laura 310 Sims, Mike 149 Sinclair, Gary 149 Skaggs, Michael 149 Skiles, Toni 237 Skinner, Gary 149, 255 Skinner, Roljert 40,310 Sleeman, Jerry 112, 237 Slider, Steve 310 Sloan, Sandra 310 Sloth, Connie 237 Slover, Kay Danny Karla Kave 149 Smith, Carla 310 Smith, Christie 237 Smith. 149 Smith, David 310 Smith, Don 237 Smith, Debbie 310 Smith, Dwieht 149 Smith, Jackie 310 Smith, James 237,310 Smith, Joe 237 Smith, Johnny 74,311.262 Smith, Judy 311 Smith. 311 Smith, 311 Smith, Lawrence 237 Smith, Leslie 112 Smith, Linda 237 Smith, Linda 237 Smith, Mark 149 Smith, Paula 55.149 Smith. Paul 311 Smith, Richard 311 Smith. Ricky 149 Smith. Robert 237 Smith, Sandra 46,60,149 Smith, Shirley 311 Smith, Susie 238 Smith, Stephen 311 Smith, Tony 149 Smith, Vickl 311 Smith, Walter 238 Smith, Wayne 311 Smithwick, Randall 238 Snapp. Meredith 149 Sneed, Sandy 311 Snider, Paula 311 Snodgrass, Patrick 311 Snow, Randy 311 Snow, Steve 238 Sokol, Susan 238 Soles, Corlee 311 Sorsby, Brenda 149 Soule, Ronald 90,238 South, Chris 92. 200 Southard. Michael 238 Sparer, Marjorie 311 Sparger. Leroy 311 Sparks. Ann 311 Sparks, Garry 238 Sparks, Noy 238 Speir, Sharon 149 Spencer. Billy 311 Spencer. Kathy 238 Spillman. Terry 238 Spinella, Mark 311 Spinks, Mike 238 Spohn, Frank 311 Sportsman, Vickie 311 Spradley, Pamela 311 Sprague, Pat 238 Spnggs, Peggy 238 Springs, Randy 238 Spruill, Dean 149 Spurriet, Steve 311 Spurrier, Susan 61.149 Stanley, Randal 149 Stapleton, Ruth 311 Steairaan, In 311 Steele, Lucious 39,149 Steele, Sam 31,32,39,238,268 Steeley, Pam 150 Stembridge, Jan 238 Stephens, Belinda 238 Stephens, Dave 238 Stephens, Dennis 238 Stephens. Gary 40 Stephens, Judy 311 Stephens, Ronny 238 Stephenson, Randy 238 Sternburg. Shelia 311 Stevenson. Jane 238 Stevenson. Kenneth 311 Stevenson, Ralph 150 Stewart, Danny 311 Stewart, Fred 40,311 Stewart, Monte 34,39,70,238 Stoltze, Pam 311 Stone, Kenneth 311 Stone, Reedie 238 Stone. Vicki 311 Stout. Lajuan 150 Stout, Nolan 311 Stowe. Chervl 150 Stowe, David 238 Stowers, Marv 238 Strahan, Phil 311 Suahan, Peggy 311 Suand, Mike 311 Stroder, Mark 311 Strong, Ann 238 Stull, Rickey 238 Sturdivant, Tommy 238 Suarez, Robert 74,150 Subke, Janean 150, 209 Sulak, Marvin 150 Sulak, Robert 311 Sullivan, Debbie 311 Sullivan, Judy 238 Summers, Mike 311 bumner, BenitE 238 Sumpter, Nancy 238 Surface, JoAnn 150 Susan, Henry 150 Sutton, Cynthia 150 Sutton, Gerry 238 Sutton, Robert 311 Swann, Susan 46, 150 Swell, Judy 238 Swindle, Evelvn 239 T Tandy, Pamela 311 Tanner, Dianna 239 Tatum, Kathy 311 Taylor, Billy 312 Taylor, Brenda 239 Tavlor, Carolyn 312 Taylor, Cheri 312 Taylor, Dianne 312 Taylor, Gary 40.312 Taylor, Janelle 150.311 Taylor, Jenny 61,311 Taylor, Lynn 150 Taylor, Michael 311 Taylor, Phylis 150 Taylor, Robert 311 Tavlor, Teddy 312 Taylor, Tommv 312 Teague, Linda 312 Tench, Lee 17,150,50 Tench, Lisa 312 Tennaped, Rovanne 312 Terlesky, Dawn 312 Terlesky, Michael 150,262 Terry. Jerry 74.122.150.200.258 Terry. Kathy 239 Thaxton, David 312 Thomas, Charles 239 Thomas. Jan 151 Thomas. Janet 312 Thomas, Margaret 312 Thomas, Terry 151 Thompson, Harold 312 Thompson, Deborah 312 Thorton, Michael 151 Threan, Cindy 61,239 Thresher, Curtis 239 Thurman, Leonard 116,312,315 Tibbits. Barbara 150 TidweU, Bob 150 TidweU. Gracie 150 TidweU, Susan 239 TiUinghast, BUI 46,90,151,189,244 Tilhnghast, Jim 74.312 Timmons. Leslie 263.312 Tipton, D eborah 61,239 Titus. Valerie 239 Tobias. Melinda 151 Todd. Donna 239 Todd, Gail 239 Toler, Howard Toller, Barbara 312 Tomlin, Deborah 312 Tomlin, Paul 239 Tongate, Ann 312 Tongate, Gary 29,33,34,36.151 Tongate. Larry 31.38.151.257 Tongate. Robert 151 Toudouze. Michael 74. 239. 262 Townley, Mike 312 Townsend, Debby 152 Tracy. Steve 239 Treat. Nita 312 Treat. Robert 152 Treat. Rosa 239 Trentham, Jimmy 152 Trotter. Linda 152 Troub. Randall 312 Truitt. Richard 312 Truly, Stephen 239 Tubb, Sherry 152 Tucker, Ricky 312 Tuel, Beverly 312 TuUis, Donna 239 TuUis, John 239 Turner, David 152 Turner, Lana 312 Turner, Linda 312 Turney, Mike 312 Tyson, John 239 U Umstattd, Debbie 313 Umstattd, Karen 152 V Vaden, Cathy 313 Valentine, Curt 239 Valentine, Lane 152 Valentino, Richard 239,313 Vance, Mike 40,74,313 Vanmeter, Sam 312 Vannatta, Elaine 152 Vannatta, Jimmy 314 VarneU. Debbie 314 Vaughan. Tommy 239 Vaughn. James 314 Vaughn. Mike 106.312 Vaughn. Paula 152 Vaughn, Philip 152.239 Vess, Joe 239 Vinson, Stephen 314 Vonstorch, Vaunie 61,314 Voss, Diana 314 White, Larry 152 40,313 W White, Margaret Waddell, David 313 239 White. Redonna Wages, Janie 240 78,203,239 White, Sheila Wagnon, Paula 313 239 White, Wesley Waits, Marty 240 312 Whitlock, Mary Waits. Mary 61,153 312 Whitson, Letoy Waldrip, John 153 312 Whittington, Randi Walker. John 153 312 Whitton, Steve Walker, Lovine 313 312 Whittington, Jeanette Walker, Winona 313 312 Wickersham, Michael WaUace, J. B. 313 312 Widdle, Kay Wallace, John 153 312 Wiedenhoeft, Cindy waller, Charles 61,116,153 239 Wiedenhoeft, Sandra Walls, Linda 313 312 Wied, Kirk Walsh, Stanleyd 40,313 239 Wiegel, Woody Walton, Linda 154 239 Wieland, Brad Walts, Ed 154,166.168.175,176 16,28,46,152,190 Wiley. Deborah 105,313 Walts, Linda 51.312 Wilkinson, Glenna Ware, Mixon 313 312 WiUeford, Charles Warner, Vince 154 239 Willett, Barbara Warren. BiU 313 239 WiUey, Rhonda Washington. Charlotte 313 92.122,152.200,215 Williams, Barbara Washington, Fred 240 312 Williams, Dan Washington, Reg 40,313 206, 239 WiUiams, Eddie Waters, Diane 38, 114 152 WiUiams, Gloria Watkins, Teresa 240 239 WiUiams, Deborah Watson, SaUy 313 153 WiUiams, Gwen Watt, Larry 240 153 WiUiams, Helen Wattevne, Rene 313 312 Williams. Karen Wearden, Lydia 240 312 WiUiams. Linda Weatherly, Wayne 154 153,166,171,176 WiUiams. Mike Weddle, Clark 240 312 WiUiams. Pam Weddle, Martha 61,240 312 Williams, Paula Weems, Judy 313 153 Williams, Ralph Welborn, Gary 240 153 Williams, Rosanna Welborn, Jimmy 313 312 Williams, Steve Weldon, Randy 106,240 313 Williamson, Karen WeUs, Dorsa 313 WeUs, Gale Willis, Kenny 240 313 WeUs, Terry Wilson, Gary 153,240 240 Welton, Debbie Wilson, Jimmy 313 313 Welty. Gail Wilson, John 240 154 Wenzel, Claudia Wilson, Mike 313 40,186.312.313 West, Beverly Wilson, Robert 313 313 West, Perry WUso, Tams 153 240 Wheathley, Bob Wimberly, Judy 153, 240 Wheatly, Bob Winingham, Dannie 153 154 Wheeler, Betty Winters, Janeice 313 313 Wheeler, Frank Winters, Karen 240 313 Wheeless, Bruce Wisdom, Carolyn 313 240 Wheeliss, Carol Wise, Jane 153 69,97,154,192 White, Bronwyn Wise, Paula 313 154 White, Dianna Wiseman, Richard 240 40,313 White, Don Wiser, Shirley 08,153,166,173 313 White, HoUie Witherel, Paul 313 154 Womack, Paula 222, 240 Wood, Lany 154 Wood fin, Barbara 313 Woods, Rita 313 Woodson, Peggy 240 Woodward, Nancy 14, 19, 46, 50, 69, 118, 119. 154, 186,187,190,204,213 Wooldridge, Linda 154 Woody, John 313 Woody, Karen 313 Woodyard, Danny 240 WooUey, Warren 154 Woolsey, Michael 313 Worley, Mike 18,26,32,74,154,118,119, 122,186,202,204 Worley, Pat 28,154 Worthy, Kenneth 155 Wright, Angle 240 Wright, Daniel 240 Wright, Danny 240 Wright, Dianna 313 Wright, Jeanne 313 Wright, Marsha 313 Wright, Sandra 240 Wyatt, Cecelia 313 Wyatt, Reid 155 Wyatt, Thomas 155 Wynn, Deborah 240 Wynn. Louise 240 Y Yancey. Henry 178, 240 Y ' ancy, Pat 314 Yarborough, Gerald 112 240 YarneU, Kathv 314 Yeats, Luanna 240 Yerbv, 314 ■ Yerby, 240 Yerby, 155 Young, Chester 155 Y ' oung, Denise 314 Y ' oung. Gary 314 Young. Gary 314 Young. Jeanie 314 Young. Jim 314 Young, Lona 314 Young, Lynda 155 Young, Mike 74,155 Young, Patsy 314 Young, Virginia 314 Youngblood, Sandra 240 Z Zachry, Janie 314 Zuber, Rickv 240 Zuber, Windel 155 Zweig. Vicki 61,71,314 Cindy Frank Jerry ' -i ■l ' '  i ' ■■ ' r- The year is almost over; it began like all years, and it will end like all years. But in the midst it was unique. Memories-the Al ma Mater at the first pep rally, the kickoffs, the basketball games, the first English theme with an A, holding hands with someone special Saturday night- --are different to each individual, but the events that originated them were the same. This year the Raider staff tried to capture these events. Due to factors of time and space all could not be recorded. Some of you will look for pictures that are not there; others will find pictures that you did not expect to see. This book is the product of many wonderful people. I would like to thank... f ...Mrs. Dean, for calmly facing all problems... ...Mike Worley, for his many hours of hard work... ...Guy Burnett, for his humor... ,..Dan Matheson, his ideas and advice... ...Dee Peterson for being able to count to three... ...Wes Odell, for his patient understanding ift ...Tommy Reedy, for all the pictures that he made... I know that next year the Raider will be in capable hands--those of Ada Gilmore, Novella Harvey, and David Biggerstaff. 1 am grateful to all the people who helped me this year, especially those not on the Raider Staff, and to the faculty and student body for always cooperat- ing and letting us catch them at being themselves. As I recall the work, the tears, the wonder- ful surprises that have been this year, the dis- appointments fade, and all that is left is the memory of the fun. For this 1 say, thank you each. Sincerely, Nancy Woodward Editor, Raider ...Vickie Adams and Dixie Day for being sophomores. «  T3 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made - i- ■li -Vi, ' ' i i-: •J?