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

Text from Pages 1 - 368 of the 1976 volume:

jiS% Sv O (yn - - JH -v- iM U- fi- lr ■£ S : i h f 7 - ' 09 «? -c K aS: t £ 7 C5 it O y - J? V 1?e Lawrence D. Bell High School Hurst. Texas Volume XXI w TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION :v .,;;-;, ' „;; i fuiimwim ' m MM personnel keep the studen Bfccords straight. All together, they fornrMtam of I mm. BIBRfi p: H LIMELIGHT le progressed, we crowned our sweethearts, chose our favorites, and excelled in academics. While J ur fellow - cried, or cheer cvj ■■■ ition. Everyone has locked in their mind and heart these and many more memories. Although we look forward to the coming years and the honors and memories they, too, will bring; we will of this special y ies 1 ar If ■ ■!■ feJ 39k iM 1 s « ? U ( MR. AND MISS BELL HIGH SCHOOL HE w$ Iff yjy m ■ ■ - y = i w 1 !HB 1 [ Marsha Rippy Bob Harper BELL HONORS SENIOR SUPERLATIVES k Y l-v V OSS f cCX QCT7 b £ o r f LOO- cx b I The faculty chose 20 students to represent the Class of 76 as Senior Superlatives. These students initially qualified by having a 2.00 grade point average. Final selec- tion was made upon the basis of school involvement, class participation, student cooperation, and leadership. FAR LEFT: Terri While, Russell Fife, and Susan Duf- ficy. LEFT: Phil Chaney, Suzi Warneki, and Brad Mengwasser. BELOW: Jimmy Taylor, Susan Ander- son, and Bill Cole. RIGHT: Sandy Markum, Nevin Gates, and Karen Johnson. BELOW: Mark Smith, Becky Funderburg, and Dale Stout. ifJP m ft ' - ABOVE: Susan Voss, Yong Lee. LEFT: Kathy Peek, Julie Mayfield, and Steve Lewis. DEPARTMENTS CHOOSE 1976 WHO ' S WHOS li Who ' s Whos are chosen every year by the faculty as outstanding students in a partic- ular subject. These students are selected on the basis of class participation, leader- ship and ability. ABOVE: Clay Albin — Industrial Arts Drafting, Karen Chambers McCoy — DE II, Scott Murray — Vocational Drafting. Deborah Mason — VOE I, Beth LEFT: Kim Myers — Girl ' s Track, Lisa Burnell — Driv- er ' s Education, Jimmy Wayne Moody — Boy ' s P.E., Lea Ann Black — Home Economics, Marsha Rippy — Cheerleaders. BELOW: Bruce McKaig — Speech, Susan Anderson — Raiderettes, and Drama, David Novey — Baseball, Tracy Sterling — Art, Steve Lewis — Football, Gayle Garrett — VOCT, Rick McDaniel — Track. 33 UMELIGHT RIGHT: Julie Larwood — Social Studii ficy — Science, Terri White — Drama, Fred King — Journalism, Karen Johnson — English. BELOW: Jim Forrester — Boy ' s Tennis, Rita Dodd — Girl ' s Volley- ball, Scott Royse — Boy ' s Gymnastics, Julie Gandy — Girl ' s Gymnastics, Danny Miller — Boy ' s Gym- nastics, Cindy Spano — Girl ' s Tennis, Jimmy Wayne Moody — Metal Trades. ABOVE: Gigi Deppe — French, Mark Harman — Band, John Leath — Golf, Steve Faulkenberry — Baseball, John Quinn — Basketball. LEFT: Vince Rice — Math, Kathy Kirchoffer — Spanish, Terri White — German, Susan Voss — Business, Alan Eaks — Choir. ALL SCHOOL FAVORITES Lynn Jones Bill Cole David Froberg %r c§25a SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES Mary Walsh Jimmy Taylor JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES Molly Stevenson Richard Hill SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES i w Susie Reyero George Duncan TEACHER OF THE YEAR MRS. SUE WORTHAM MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MOST HANDSOME The traditional Most Beautiful — Most Handsome Pageant was held on Thursday evening, December 4, in the Bell High auditorium. During the pageant, the Raid- erettes did a dance routine to the song, Rock Around the Clock. The audience was entertained by two returning exes, Bobby James and Mark Callaway. Mrs. Bill Anderson played several numbers on the piano and Tom Dickson performed the duties of Master of Ceremonies. The judges included Miss H.E.B. — Rivers Hatchet, former Miss Texas — Judy Mal- lett, Gary Jordan, and David Williams. The pageant climaxed as Miss Sherry Thornton and Mr. Dave West were crowned as Most autiful and Most Handsome for the 1 975-76 school year. PAGEANT PROMOTES INTEREST OPPOSITE PAGE — TOP: TOP TEN FINALISTS — FRONT ROW — Lori Medeiros, Christi Murphey, Gigi Deppe, Suzanne Gustavsson, Sandy Markum, Dave West, Sherry Thornton, Laurie McKay, Tracy Sterling, Angie Hodges, Lynn Jones. SECOND ROW — Nevin Gates, Mark Wakeley, Kevin McAllister, David Fro- berg, Steve Falkenberry, Anthony Blaylock, Alan Leeth, Alan Eaks, Kyle Massey, Chris Walsh, Brent Neff. MIDDLE: TOP FIVE FINALISTS — Lynn Jones, Kevin McAllister, Gigi Deppe, Dave West, Sherry Thornton, Alan Eaks, Laurie McKay, Chris Walsh, Suzanne Gustavsson. BELOW: JUDGES AND WIN- NERS — Gary Jordan, Judy Mallett, Sherry Thorn- ton, Dave West, Rivers Hatchett, David Willie D.A.R. Julie Mayfield BAND SWEETHEART Darla Colleps - mm V.O.E. SWEETHEART Sue Noble METAL TRADES mm 9f? SWEETHEAR r r M W— Marsha Rippy . . COMMERCIAL DRAFTING SWEETHEART AND BEAU Guy Stoker and Chrissia Linnemann FOOTBALL SWEETHEART Mary Walsh BASKETBALL SWEETHEART Lynn Jones RAIDERETTEBEAU Bill Cole RAIDER ROUSER SWEETHEART AND BEAU Rhonda White and Doug Christoff mi 4 V J§, Kl? CHEERLEADER BEAU Jimmy Taylor BOY ' S CHOIR SWEETHEART AND BEAU Tracy Hoi lis and Alan Barron FRENCH CLUB SWEETHEART AND BEAU Kelli Curt in and Jeff Williams GIRL ' S CHOIR SWEETHEART AND BEAU Claire Courtney and Dusty Weller A CAP P ELLA CHOIR SWEETHEART AND BEAU Kelley Lewis and Alan Eaks F.H.A. BEAU Chris McDaniel HOMECOMING QUEEN ABOVE: Marsha Rippy receives her bouquet of roses from Dale Stout while her father and Craig Benson look on. MIDDLE RIGHT: Craig Benson escorts return- ing Homecoming Queen Micki Chastain onto the field. RIGHT: Nominees Susan Anderson, and Janene Denison. MARSHA RIPPY BELOW: Nominees Lynn Jones, and Laurie McKay. LEFT: Homecoming Queen Marsha Rippy. RIGHT: Nominees Stephanie Redding, and Marsha Rippy. FACULTY As we celebrate the nations bicentennial it seems as It seems that many are dreaming dreams for their country, but are these drear any different than those 200 years ago? Each institution of today ' s society have their own dreams for th ry. A .. ..as asked totb faculty concerning th Whatisth( EDUCATION as a soci institution in bicentennial? Q S CQ —J O o CQ I Education, like our nation is a place for never ending change. The role and respon- sibility of education is to continue to work for self-actualization of each individual student. Our nation was established with respect for dignity and worth of each indi- vidual and only through education can we maintain these attributes. The celebration of the birthday of our nation should be recognized as a co-celebration of our edu- cational process. Sincerely, MR. E. DON BROWN E. Don Brown Principal VICE PRINCIPAL AND DEANS The aim of education in our society has been to train and equip an individual to become the most worthwhile citizen his abilities will permit. At this Bicentennial year, we can pride ourselves on the advancement that has been made in every field of endeavor and in our continuing efforts for further improvement. Kay Baker Dean of Girls Upper Right The role of education in the Bicentennial year is to reinforce knowledge and pride in our heritage, and to make students aware of the Christian principles upon which our government was founded. Bill Curtis Dean of Boys Upper Left Love of country and patriotism should always be stressed in each class year, not just during our Bicentennial. All should be made aware of our great American herit- age and how others have sacrificed so that we are the most fortunate people on God ' s earth. Robert Smith Vice-Principal Lower Right COUNSELING DEPARTMENT Our forefathers worked diligently to estab- lish and form A more perfect Union, and as educators it should be our goal to continue making great progress in the pub- lic school system. Gordon Pridemore Counselor Upper Left The role of education in the Nation ' s bicentennial is that of transmitting and reinforcing those attributes of our fore- bearers which engendered on this conti- nent a Nation of strength and integrity. Betty White Counselor Upper Right Many have forgotten that our country was founded on the principles of faith and the individual initiative of everyone. The Amer- ica of 1 976 didn ' t just happen — it was a result of many causative factors. Bob Trammell Counselor Middle Left The school ' s special role during this special year is to make students aware of the sig- nificance of our nation ' s 200th birthday through history. Roy R. Fell Counselor Middle Right The role of education in the nation ' s bicen- tennial is to help students attain self-reali- zation through a study of their great herit- age. Robbie Busby Registrar Bottom Left OFFICE PERSONNEL G Mrs. Dorst Upper Left Mrs. Davis Upper Right Mrs. Arnett Center Left Mrs. Jackson Center Right Mrs. Hale Lower Right f Mrs. Durham Upper Left LIBRARIANSAND NURSE Although the school facilities have changed over the years, the basic goal behind our educational system is that all the citizens of this country have the right to an education. With education they will be able to participate in our democratic proc- ess to make democracy work. Mrs. Renda Librarian Upper Right We ' ve come a long way, Baby. Mrs. Munden Librarian Lower Left The Bicentennial year will cause us all to be more aware of our heritage. Students who in the past, have not been interested in history will be made aware of it by evi- dence of the celebration publicity. Mrs. Johnston Nurse Lower Right HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT Mrs. Reed Homemaking Middle Left Mrs. Challaner Homemaking Center Education is to help students gain better appreciation for our nation ' s heritage and to promote a greater sense of pride in our country. Mrs. DeFee Home Furnishing Lower Left BUSINESS DEPARTMENT . . . Education should use the bicentennial reawaken the now generation as to its future. Mrs. Dean Bookkeeping Upper Right The destiny of our country does not lie with the older generation or the younger generation but with all its Mrs. Cloer Clerical Practice Far Left The role of education now and always should be the process by which we acquire knowledge so that we can learn to live well. Mrs. Gowan Typing Bottom Right Education is to help make Americans aware of the many social and in the last 200 years. Mr. Rucker General Business Far Left improvements that have taken place Mrs. Stone Data Processing Bottom Right ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Education should give students an opportunity to exercise in appreciation of what our country stands for, and it should let them relive the experiences. Mrs. Wortham English 5-6 Far Right Education to make students aware of the many obstacles our founding fathers had to overcome. Mrs. Campbell English 5-6 For Left . . . We must not become complacent in our com- fortable lifestyles and lose sight of the principles established 200 years ago . . . we ' ve been chosen by God to carry them out. Mr. Washmon Journalism Far Middle Right . . . The Bicentennial is an excellent time for educa- tors to re-evaluate the goals of great men who pro- vided for the continuation of the greatest form of government. Mrs. Middleton Senior English Far Middle Left Mrs. Barneft English Far Bottom Left Education is to help the realization that the U.S. is the only nation of its size which has attempted to provide a free public education for every citizen. Mrs. Chapman English 5-6 Far Bottom Right The observance of our Nation ' s Bicentennial MUST be a part of the American high school educational process because it gives students the ideal opportu- nity to grow in their unders of their American Heritage. nding and appreciation Miss Wisdom English 5-6 Upper Left If our nation had no adequate education system we would have gone the way of many other countries and we would not be celebrating our bicentennial. Mrs. Merrett English 3-4 Upper Right Education will help mold our citizens of today and Mrs. Moore Senior English Middle Left Mr. Magers Spanish Middle Right Education is fumbling through the two bicente years in the same way the American people are. Mr. Wieland English Bottom Left We should strive to make students real nation ' s securities and promises in hopes of build a better future for them as future leaders. . . . We should cherish those things we often take for granted in that they result from sacrifices of those years before our present generation, who had a Mrs. Brock English Lower Left Education is to renew the students ' desire to initiate English 3-4 learning for the sake of enjoyment and appreciation Middle Right rather than touching only the mere basics — all tem- pered with the common sense approach. The r 3le is to make people realize that we Mrs. Wood takec ur many freedom for granted . . . French Mrs. Paul Upper Left English Middle Left The role is to promote in each individual the feelings of pride and loyalty to himself, his family, and his Mrs. Morgan Mrs. Bozarth English Lower Right English Middle Right Mrs. McKenzie Speech Mrs. Fowler Lower Left mmi L I HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mr. Ingraham Psychology Upper Right The public school system that our forefathers created should be seen as the means by which we can plan and help set our standards to a level that will result in an even greater America tomorrow. Mrs. Reeves American History Upper Left The role of the Church in Christmas — to persuade people that both should have an important and deeper mean- ing. Mrs. Kardaras American History Lower Right The system of public schools that America has developed reflects our belief in the importance of education. Miss Holt American History Lower Left Miss Funicella Government Upper Left Educations function should be to encourage and inform involved citizens; we should tolerate no less than the type of second effort exerted in a football game to get citizens to realize that the responsibility of preserving our democracy for yet another centennial celebration lies ultimately with them. Mrs. Moody Government Upper Right The role of education in relation to the National Bicentennial nations and many sub-cultures. i objectively present the U.S. as a country of many Mr. Sanders American History Lower Left Coach Coward American History Bottom Right FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Allsbrook Band Director Center Right Mr. Winslow Band Director Center Left Create awareness of the heritage that is uniquely America and that each one of us is a link in this con- Mrs. Mohon MATH DEPARTMENT Miss Day Calculus Upper Right Education is to instill in the youth of today the pre cepts and ideals of the past that have made oui country great and to point out the way they can be used to build a better tomorrow. Mrs. Nelson Geometry Middle Left £a ?4ffi Mr. Jarrett Algebra 1 - 2 Upper Left Education ' s role is one of realization. Education has helped make us aware of all we have accomplished, right or wrong, in the last two centuries. Mr. Russell Algebra 1 ■ 2 Upper Right Coach DeBord Algebra 3 - 4 Mr. Roe Algebra 3 - 4 Bottom Right Mr. Bailey Algebra 3 - 4 Bottom Left SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Chemistry Upper Right Mrs. Taylor Biology Lower Right Mr. Riddle Biology 1 • 2 Lower Left Mrs. Densmen Biology 3 - 4 Upper Right , today is simply a means of learning to communicate. Communication is the backbone America have united in a common purpose, freedom, this freedom for 200 years. That purpose Coach Parkhill Biology 1 - 2 Upper Middle Mr. Wordelman Phys.cs Lower Left I PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT I if Coach Milan Gymnastics Upper Left Coach Doc Kensing Upper Middle The bicentennial is to inform youn g people they are the hope of the future in every aspect of the Ameri- can existence. Coach Detamore Football Upper Right . . . Students and teachers today are unselfish and dedicated enough to make great strides forward dur- Coach Davis Football Above Jane Davis Girl ' s Athletics Lower Right Coach Ruiz Lower Left 78 FACULTY Mrs. Pitchford Girl ' s P.E. Upper Left Miss Bellard Girls Gymnastics Upper Middle Coach Dibble Athletics Lower Middle Mrs. Carrothers Girl ' s P.E. Lower Left Coach Moore Athletics Lower Right Jim DRIVERS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Education ' s role should be to educate all individuals to prepare themselves for our social world so they may adjust to the situations of today ' s world so they might meet the ch allenge of tomorrow ' s society. Mr. Pursel Upper Left Education should interpret the Bicentennial both from the viewpoint of the past and the future. Mr. Day Lower Right VOEANDD.E. CVAE Mrs. Brewer Cosmetology Lower Left Mr. Young C.V.A.E. Mr. Battles Radio and T.V. Upper Left Mr. Brink Auto Mechanics Lower Left « J Mr. McCaughan Building Trades Upper Right Mr. Clanton C.V.A.E. Upper Left Mr. Sparling Electrical Trades Middle Educations role is to inform each and every person of the need to turn to God for strength and guidance. Mr. White C.V.A.E. Lab Lower Right SANITATION DEPARTMENT 85 FACULT ' , ' ORGANIZATIONS When you graduate from Bell High Scha- 1 the long aisle to receive your diploma, what do you have to  ber? Some students ive the dull, dusty memories of hard cramming to ss required subjects. Otfv students have the cherished ories of club experiences ;d through the 44 lizations found at L.D. rhese organizations vary academic to service to interests of the students. The long trip down the aisle of graduation is made a whole lot easier with the enthused ACADEMICS EXPRESSIONS ON PAPER Prehistoric picture drawings of cave men started the media of communication . . . writing. This media has gradually changed from Egyptian wall carvings to our modern day pen and paper. Now, students have the opportunity to join the creative writing club so they may express themselves on paper with pen, not on walls with colored sandstone and clay. The main purpose of the creative writing club is to present mate- rial for Bell ' s literary magazine, Idylls. Edi- ting stories, creating dramatic tales and illustrating works of other students is expe- rienced by all members. Special talent isn ' t required to join this club, just the urge and interest to write is needed. OFFICERS — Ron Coombs — President, Sandi Brewer — Treasurer, Carol Cole — Secretary. SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY OFFICERS - Boyd — Pr Mrs. Worthc Elaine Carmack — Secretary, Brian iident, Tern White — Vice President, i — Sponsor. Devoted to enjoying the products of the Elizabethan Era is the Shakespeare Soci- ety, a new organization at Bell High School. This club reaches into the depths of William Shakespeare ' s work by reading his various plays and attending his produc- tions. A successful project this year has been putting the written works of Shake- speare ' s plays on tapes for the Sopho- more English classes to listen to during their study of this ingenious writer. iQUEPASA? — SPANISH CLUB Hosting a language festival at Bell has been the biggest project of the Spanish club. Junior highs and high schools throughout the district were represented in this competition. Another successful pro- ject of this organization was competing against other language departments in soccer games. This project developed new friendships between the different clubs. The Spanish Club is of great importance to the students in Texas because of the great Spanish influence found here from nearby Mexico. OFFICERS — Susan Wi Marshall — President, I Laurie Marshall — Treasurer ns — Secretary, Jennie Ernst — Vice President, . i LANGUAGE OF LOVE Learning more about the French culture is the task taken on by the French club. This group of students learns not only to speak French fluently, but use this language of love in everyday situations. The French club attends tournaments throughout the year, participating in events of all sorts. These members cook exquisite French reci- pes and perform fascinating folk dances and singing for competition. French is a challenging language, but this organiza- tion has developed it into an interesting and fun form of communication. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS — Jeff Gamble — Activities Chairman, Terri White — President, Susan Dufficy — Vice-Presi- dent, Carole Dufficy — Secretary Treasurer. ;• . MR 3E?i , SEWB — — — ' ' ■Jin v ME Understanding the ways and languages of other countries can be challenging as well as interesting. This year ' s German club has become active in language festivals as well as other activities here at Bell. During the Christmas holidays, they sold gingerb- read men and had plans for many other projects during the spring. With all these activities, the German club members still have time to conquer the hard task of learning to speak the compli- cated German language. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA BELOW, SPONSORS — Mrs. Clo F.HA. MAKES IT EASIER OFFICERS — FRONT ROW — Melindo Gra Secretary Treasurer, Brenda Reaves — Rec Chairman, Cheryl Swanzy — Sergeant-at SECOND ROW — Donna Zaremba - Denise Tibbits — Parliamentarian, Brenda Kinkade Publicity Chairman, Loren Dietil — Vice President Christi Murphey — Projects Chairman, Natalie Go nin — Degrees Chairman, Lea Ann Black — Presi dent. Future Homemakers of America start on the road to domestic work in the classroom here at Bell. Various responsibilities are stressed to these girls as they further their skills in the kitchen and home. Throughout the year, the girls sew clothing for them- selves and prepare meals for banquets. In December of last year, the club held a Mother-Daughter banquet, serving deli- cious and elaborate dishes. Not only are cooking and serving skills established, but the F.H.A. members learn to repair and handle various situations around the home. This organization is useful in mak- ing life just a little bit easier. HECE—HOME CAREER OFFICERS — Jill Dickson — Secretary Treasurer, Melinda Graves — President, Vicki Brewer — Vice President, Sherry Schifelbein — Publicity, Deanna Childresi VOCATIONAL DRAFTING C.V.A.E. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION I I.C.T. H.O.C.T. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION II OFFICERS — Beth McCoy — President, Keith Short — Sergeant at Arms, Kay Hill — Historian, Vince Loucks — Vice President, Ricky James — President. 107 D.E. II OFFICE EDUCATION I :i n If you wish to become an office employee or secretary, O.E.A. would be the ideal place to start. Concentrating on machine work and parliamentary procedure, as well as many other areas of office work, is the Office Education Association. O.E.A. members attend several conventions and in the spring hold an awards banquet. This banquet is to present various awards within the club. Sponsored by Mrs. Brift and Mrs. Ward, these two clubs keep busy throughout the entire year. OFFICE EDUCATION II OFFICERS — Diane Danley — President, Karen Chambers — Secretary, Sue Noblet — Treasurer, Denise Spann — Reporter, Cindy Thorton — Vice President. A COSMETOLOGY RADIO T.V. f. m i COSM. RADIO AND T.N METAL TRADES ELECTRICAL TRADES -trst METAL ELECTRIC TRADES BUILDING TRADES AUTO PAINT AND BODY SERVICE KEY CLUB fe Oil r W dJL, A 4 ▲.■ B B 1 v O M M B L k n iii P s .-JU -■- 1 flU B ! 9 OFFICERS — Steve Lewis — President, John Tyson — Vice President, John Delin — Treasurer, Bob Har- per — Secretary. 115 KEY CLUB NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LEFT: OFFICERS — Susan Dufficy — Secretary, Dale Stout — President, Lesa Walters — Reporter, Sandy Markum — Treasurer, Mark Smith — Vice President, Lea Ann Black — Parliamentarian. BELOW: SPON- SORS — Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Cole. 117 HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL- INVOLVEMENT RIGHT, OFFICERS — Maureen O ' Connor — Parlia- mentarian, Cathy Coffman — Secretary, Craig Ben- son — President, Molly Stevenson — Treasurer Dean Hampton — Vice President. FAR RIGH SPONSORS — Mrs. Stewart, Mr. Donneley, Mi Holt, Mrs. Baker. STUDENT COUNCIL It is a privilege for me to be one of your fellow classmates. We have seen both good and bad times during our school years; hopeful ly, this year will be long remembered as one of the best. The key to whatever success we have had this year has been involvement by you. For the record, we have had more people involved in more things at Bell High School than ever before. This is the bicentennial year. Let it be known loud and clear that Bell students love their country. That we are proud to be Americans, proud to wave our flag, and especially proud of our heritage. You only go around once in this life, so it is my hope that we can all enjoy our youth while we still have it and utilize the energy from it to better ourselves and our society. Remember, when we leave here, we can look back with pride at our High School years and say truthfully We went to the best school there is — L. D. Bell High School. I thank each of you for the honor you bestowed on me by electing me, and I sin- cerely hope my actions have pleased you. voP x o FELLOWSHIP THROUGH ATHLETICS YOUNG LIFE. . .FRIENDS TOP LEFT, SPORTS — Brent Johnson and Dean Hampton. TOP RIGHT: SPONSOR AND EDITOR — Mrs. Dean and Bob Harper. ABOVE LEFT: ORGANI- ZATIONS — Mike Cobb and Debra Beck. ABOVE: CLASSES — Sara Collier and Sherry Thornton. LEFT: FACULTY — Deanna Dean and Sandy Markum. 1976 RAIDER STAFF Life is full of wonder — and we are struck by the power of each precious moment. The Raider, Bell High School ' s annual, has captured each moment of our ' 76-76 school year and bundled it in a package for us. Thirteen staff members try to recreate for the student body the tense Haltom football game that gave Bell a share of the Bi-District title, or that hilarious scene in The Unsinkable Molly Brown. It ' s all here; each emotion we have all felt and each event we have shared together. This has all been accomplished by hundreds of hours of unseen work hidden by the walls of the cluttered annual staff room. ABOVE LEFT: PHOTOGRAPHERS — Billy Richards and Nevin Gates. ABOVE: LIMELIGHT — Ryan Anderson and Karen Johnson. BLUEPRINT STAFF Reflecting images is the purpose of a mir- ror. Knowing this, you will realize why the Blueprint is a mirror of L. D. Bell High School. This popular newspaper mirrors the daily lives of the students in its issues as well as projects public and national news in its bold black print. Ten regular issues of the Blueprint are published during the 1975-76 school year. Each one of these contain exciting and newsworthy articles of both fact and fiction, along with the Students ' own opinion on public mat- ters. Have your reflections appeared in this mirror? . . . 125 BLUEPRINT TOMORROW ' S TEACHERS Going to the district junior high schools for Teach-A-Day is the main event for a F.T.A. member. Students in Future Teach- ers of America gain the skills and knowl- edge through these teaching experiences to help them become qualified teachers. Also, during Teacher Appreciation Week, the F.T.A. presents each faculty member with a small gift of appreciation. Don ' t be surprised if in several years you see one of these members teaching classes at Bell. OFFICERS — Vickey Richards — Treasurer, Debbie Turner — President, Dottie Johnson — Secretary. EXPLORING THE FUTURE Yesterday was unknown, today is being expanded and tomorrow will be explored. Science Club is an organization which goals are to explore the unanswered prob- lems dealing with Science. This is accom- plished through producing various experi- ments and projects, attending field trips, and listening to interesting guest speakers. These club members have stepped into tomorrow ' s society to answer its problems. OFFICERS — Susan Dufficy — President, Richard Pepin — Historian, Scott Royse — Secretary, Brian Boyd — Treasurer. SPIRIT ON THE MOVE OFFICERS — Susan Voss — 2nd Vice President, Renee Woolery — 3rd Vice President, lydia Waller — 4th Vice President, John Tyson — President. NOT PICTURED — Molly Stevenson — 1 st Vice President. Spirit is the name of the game for the Raider Rousers. Between hall decorations, skits at pep rallies, and sponsoring the spirit award between classes, this club has attained a reputation as one of the most involved organizations at school. With the help of their sponsors, Miss Seamans and Mrs. Nelson, Raider Rousers has become what many others strive for — spirit on the move. fc: — P © Bx v  i i W M silT A r m m - 0J j m jg0mKs£ ■■■ ■•- ■l m s FRONT ROW — Mary Chase, Leslie Barton — Mas- cot. Brendo McGinn, s. SECOND ROW — Cathy McMichael. Marsha Rippy — Head Cheerleader, Trocy Tabor. THIRD ROW — Laura Beavers, Julie CHEERLEADERS THE PRETTIER SIDE OF SPORTS Most people think being a cheerleader is nothing other than an ego trip or popularity con- test. This may be true for some schools, but definitely not for the Raider cheerleaders. You ' ll see this bunch of enthusiastic, vivacious girls at all kinds of events, from football on through basketball season. With the Bell pride displayed at all these events, our cheerleaders add spirit and exuberance to make Bell High School number one. CHEERLEAI R! RAIDERETTES I Here they come High-kicking onto the field and parading into the gym ... the L. D. Bell Raiderettes. Six managers, five offi- cers, sixty-three girls and an enthusiastic sponsor ' combine together to form this group of hard-working, active girls. Splen- dor and glory are added at sporting events as these girls display enhancing dance routines and precise high-kick dem- onstrations. Along with all this, these girls have a collection of trophies from various workshops. As half-time approaches and the drums roll out Hey Look Me Over, a lineup of blue and white dancers appear before your eyes. These are the L. D. Bell Raiderettes. HEY, LOOK ME OVER! TOP LEFT: Dona McKnight — Junior Lieutenant, Susan Anderson — Senior Captain. TOP RIGHT: Lynn Jones — Senior Lieutenant. ABOVE: Lynn Jones — Senior Lieutenant, Rhonda Ballard — Junior Lieu- tenant. ABOVE RIGHT: Susan Anderson — Senior Captain, Rhonda Ballard Jones — Senior Lieutenai THIRD YEAR MEMBERS Susan Anderson Captain Adrienne Baird Rhonda Ballard SECOND YEAR MEMBERS fff f UiiuiEiU Turia Clay Sunny Crownover Cathey Edmondson Junior 136 RAIDERETTES f} 9 miMmWmim i Rhonda Williams FIRST YEAR MEMBERS Susan Anderson Sophomore Stephanie Armstrong Cay Bon Stacy Cash Sophomore Cheryl Eledge Dawn Harp Sophomore Cara Legge 444 44 Ui Elizabeth Malone iiiii RODEO — EXCITEMENT f T ' Bfl H OFFICERS — Carolyn Chester, Vin Vols, Susan Williams. :e loucks, Susan AND PLEASURE Keeping the heritage of the early Texas way of life alive in the minds of students today has brought about the purpose of the Rodeo Club. Members of this after school activity find excitement and pleas- ure in anything from bull riding to barrel racing. Attending rodeos state-wide has achieved a large collection of ribbons and trophies for this club of highly skilled (and brave) members. fe f ft ' ■ ,41 LEFT: Girl ' s drill teanr OFFICE AIDES ■ f Those people you see running down the halls are probably the office aides. However, taking up roll cards is only a part of their daily jobs. Working with absentees, answering phones, and acting as runners are but a small part of their duties. At the same time, at the other end of the building, the library aides keep busy with their jobs. Among them are straightening shelves, checking in and out books, and keeping the ever-changing card catalog up to date. The nurses ' and counselors ' aides are people you don ' t see too often, unless you get sick or have a schedule problem. Nevertheless, they ' re working just as hard as anyone else, and have just as many jobs. ATTENDANCE, LIBRARY AND COUNSELORS ' HELP FINE ARTS INTERNATIONAL THESPIANS FRONT ROW: Jan Burgess, Mr. Dickson, Cheryl Buie, Sue Alsbury. SECOND ROW: Scott Shaver, Steve Roberts, Dorren Walker, Bruce McKaig, Mike Cobb. THIRD ROW: Julie Mayfield, Terry White, Susan Anderson, Lori Martin, Angie Hodges. NOT PIC- TURED: Mike Psencik, Janet Parr, Joy Brannon. They are Thespians . . . and Raiderettes, and Student Council members, and Football play- ers, and editors of yearbooks, and Future Teachers of America, and Future Homemakers of America, and the future of America. They finish homework assignments in moments offstage at rehearsals. They spend Saturdays washing cars for Raider Rousers and Sundays baking cookies for Class Council. In the theatre, they run lights, hold scripts, apply make-up, build and strike sets, sell tickets, fold programs, sew costumes, take over when the director gets the flu, play leads and walk- ons . . . and love it all. They are THESPIANS. BELL PLAYERS Makeup, lighting, blocking, casting . . . This is the side of produc- tion that you normally don ' t ever see or hear about. But it ' s all there, the hours of memorizing and rehearsing. Above are the peo- ple who make it happen. They go up or down with a show, but wouldn ' t give up a minute of it. They come out of one show and into the next, not even pausing to take a rest. So the next time you see a play, remember, it ' s more than just lines on paper, it ' s a story come to life. THE CORN IS GREEN The 1975 Fall Play was THE CORN IS GREEN. The show is set in a small mining village in the countryside of Wales. The story takes place around Miss Moffatt, who takes over an old home in the village. In her effort to start a school for the miners and town folk, she finds exceptional talent in one of the miners. Amidst several problems and conflicts, he goes on to win a scholarship to one of the top universities in the country. ' MANNEQUINS ' DEMISE ' MANNEQUINS ' DEMISE was the choice of the Drama 5 class for their assembly this past fall. Although the play had no real meaning, it left the audience with many different ideas about it. Focusing around four girls and their strange encoun- ters with the chorus of mannequins, the show utilized strobe and black lights to bring out added effects. A . ' . 4 i i p. cL- LOVE FOR LOVE Each Spring, the Drama department chooses a play to take to U.I.L. contest. This year ' s choice was Love For Love by William Congreve. Taking place in 17th century England, this play was entered in several levels of competition. Of these were zone, district, area, regional and state. This type of play is more difficult than most to produce because of it ' s unu- sual characters and dialogue. CREW — Billy Richards, Anne Lukin, Steve Winn. NOT PICTURED: Jan Burgess and Cheryl Buie. CAST — Rhonda Ballard, Mike Cobb, Bruce McKaig, Alan Eaks, Steve Roberts, Susan Anderson, Tim Baird, Darren Walker, Julie Mayfield, Bill Cole. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE RAIDER FORENSIC LEAGUE Although this club has been at Bell for quite a while, it has just recently taken on the name of Raider Forensic League. Mem- bers are frequently attending speech tour- naments, as well as sponsoring two here at Bell. At these tournaments, students com- pete in various events from debate to duet acting. Under the guidance of their two- year sponsor, Mrs. Helen McKenzie, this organization has become more active as its new goals are set and accomplished. OFFICERS — John Tyson — Vice-President, Rhonda Bollard — Historian, Mrs. Helen McKenzie — Spon- sor, Susan Westerman — Secretary Treasurer, Bruce McKaig — President. f FUTURE REMBRANDTS ! m I f m mj P . V MARCHING BAND As in past years, the L. D. Bell bands have upheld a strong tradition of excellence both on the field and on the stage. Win- ning a first in marching for the fourteenth year in a row, the marching band came through again in excellence. All three of the symphonic bands gave performances throughout the year, and these were of top quality also. Under the direction of Mr. Winslow and Mr. Allsbrooks, these bands can continue the traditions for years to come. . SYMPHONIC BAND I f Xl ' V Itr—Q Sl W S f SYMPHONIC BAND II 3£ ' 4 Ll Xf- ■ • if SYMPHONIC BAND III ■I t  . __ ' . :ra si — ■■!fi r — H - ■ BAND COUNCILS ABOVE: SPONSORS — Mr. Winslow and Mr. Als- brook. UPPER LEFT: FIRST BAND COUNCIL — FRONT ROW: Patti Prior — Drum Major, Carole Hart — Vice President, Kathy Roe — Historian, Denise Darnell — Treasurer, Sharon Eblen — Senior Rep., Allison Harper — Drum Major. SECOND ROW: Sherry Teogue — Secretary, Brent Eaton — Junior Rep., Lamont Hawthorne — Head Drum Major, Mark President, Scot Gunter — Sopho Rep. MIDDLE LEFT: SECOND BAND COUNCIL — FRONT ROW: Anita Teague — Vice President, Judy Tyler — President, Karen Landry — Sophomore Rep., Pat Deitz — Secretary. SECOND ROW: Dale McCormack — Junior Rep., Sandi Cooper — Trea- surer, Fred King — Senior Rep., Marty Spiller — His- torian. LOWER LEFT: THIRD BAND COUNCIL — FRONT ROW: Stacey Long — President, Darla Bates — Junior Rep., Jerrie Hardgrave — Secretary. SEC- OND ROW: Johnny Brown — Sophomore Rep., Roy Andrews — Treasurer, Greg Eoks — Vice Pesident, Dean Bolman — Historian, Greg Winslow — Senior Rep. CHOIR — MUSICAL CREATIVITY Creativity — both musically and vocally, are very highly valued in any choir. The L. D. Bell Choirs have long been exceptional in both, and this year has been no excep- tion. Under the first year direction of Miss Teddy Brown, they have given several out- standing programs, as well as having eight All-Region members. The A Cappella, Girls ' , and Boys ' Choirs have all combined to put forth a unique characteristic — CRE- ATIVITY. m MM Bi H - ■ 1 t . ■ :-v? - ' i m k+l fl ' I P ; B : W m A CAPPELLA CHOIR L II 1 ' ii 1 3 x:i - 4F m wr lj 7 ABOVE: Miss Teddy Brown — Sponsor. UPPER LEFT: ALL REGION — FRONT ROW: Patti Prior, Tracy Hol- lis, Sarah Shoemake, Janene Dennison, Terri Davis. SECOND ROW: Alan Eaks, Bill Cole, Jimmy Fagala. LEFT: FRONT ROW: Patti Prior — Section Leader, Stephanie Milam — Junior Council, Kelley Lewis — Senior Council, Janene Dennison — Section Leader, Frankie Holloway — Sophomore Council. SECOND ROW: Jay McKay — Junior Council, Steve Wynn — Section Leader, John Allen — Sophomore Council, Doug Grubs — Senior Council, Alan Eaks — Section Leader. OPPOSITE PAGE: OFFICERS — FRONT ROW: Patti Prior — Vice-President, Janene Dennison — Historian, Suzy Fowler — Secretary. SECOND ROW: Bill Cole — Treasurer, Alan Eaks — President. mi 4 r GIRLS ' CHOIR UPPER RIGHT: OFFICERS — Terry Mitchell — Senior Council, Susanne Gustavsson — Senior Council, Claire Courtney — Historian, Vanessa Haswell — Junior Council, Lee Grant — Senior Council, Michi Yant — Sophomore Council, Luella Parchman — Treasurer, Valerie Miller — Sophomore Council, Lisa Solberg — Vice-President, Deborah Surles — Presi- dent. NOT PICTURED: Kim Hatcher — Junior Coun- cil. RIGHT: Stacie Morgan — Assistant First Soprano Section Leader, Claire Courtney — Second Soprano Section Leader, Lisa Solberg — Assistant Alto Sec- tion Leader, Beth Mason — Alto Section Leader, Lee Grant — First Soprano Section Leader, Vanessa Has- well — Second Soprano Section Leader. BOYS ' CHOIR BOYS - CHOIR OFFICERS — Ray Blair — Junior Rep., Richard Casey — Vice-Chairman, Allan Barron — Senior Rep. Chairman, Jeff Carrell — Sophomore Rep. 165 CHOIR THEUNSINKABLE Four months of long, pressured rehearsals certainly paid off for the Fine Arts department. Choir, Band, Speech, Drama and Art departments combined their talents to achieve the A- 1. musical, The Unsinkable Molly Brown. Hard work and tense traumas added to the excitement of over 1 00 students who put their extra minutes in producing a smash hit. With- out the fine direction of Mr. Tom Dickson, Mrs. Helen McKenzie, Miss Teddye Brown, Mrs. Sandra Mohon and Mr. Roger Winslow, and the cooperation of the students, this theatrical creation wouldn ' t have been the success it was. Thank you! MOLLY BROWN — BIG HIT! COMBINA TION OF FINE ARTS BRINGS Shining stars, realistic, beautiful scenery and outstanding musical numbers bring forth this year ' s greatest hit, The Unsinka- ble Molly Brown. The setting is in Colo- rado and the story is of the high dreams of Miss Molly Tobin. With the determination of Molly and the assistance of her new husband Johnny Ledville Brown, Molly rises to acceptance in the rich, classy soci- ety of Denver. Angie Hodges played the title role. The enthusiasm and great sense of humor of Angie added comical situa- tions to the play. Bill Cole, with his grand singing ability, excellently portrayed the part of J. J. Brown. The theme I Ain ' t Down Yet dramatizes the importance of strength and happiness in succeeding in life. The message of love and happiness is sent to the audience through the fine per- formance of the many dancers and char- acters. lillill ' MOLLY BROWN AS THIS YEAR ' S MUSICAL SPORTS (e are born with faculties and capable of almost anything, such as at least would carry us further than can be easily imagined; but it is only the exercise of those powers which gives us the ability and skill in anything, and leads us towards perfection. — John Locke FOOTBALL MY STARS 4A-6 CO-DISTRICT CHAMPS TOTAL TEAM ETFORT, ATTITUDE, AND DESIRE GAIN FIRST DISTRICT TITLE FIRST ROW — Doc, Collins, Phillips, Walsh, Bowen, Smith, Mengwasser, Matula, Crumpler, L. Smith, Beauchamp, McDonald, Monts, Tyson, Coach Dibble, Coach Coward. SECOND ROW — Carey, Chaney, D. Phillips, Thurmond, Blakey, Harvey, Gregory, Johnson, Gowan, Doggett, Wilcox, Wommack, Kimbell, McNeely, Coach Moore, Coach DeBord, Coach Davis. THIRD ROW — Rider, Loftin, Schellhorn, Calvert, Amyett, Swain, Perkins, Hnizdo, Massey, Osborne, Miske, Darden, Callaway, Coach Parkhill, Coach Detamore. FOURTH ROW — Edmonson, Spence, Schuessler, Lewis, Hoynes, Moss, Pruitt, Woods, Tice, Kidd, Boird, Henderson, Ferguson, F. Smith, West, Coach Bailey. BELL OPPONENT 14 Sherman 21 20 Bowie (Arlington) 14 Richland 7 39 Castleberry 6 14 Wichita Falls 14 36 Hirschi 6 21 Rider 21 12 Mineral Wells 3 22 Haltom 21 20 Trinity L. D. Bell began the 1975 Football season with a defensive starter and two offensive starters returning. We all knew it would take lots of dedication from the players and coaches for us to have a successful season. We also felt that our student body would have to show the support which would make each player know that repre- senting our school was important on Fri- day nights. Looking back on the season, it is obvious that our student body and faculty was very inspiring to our team in many games. I remember when we played Wichita Falls and Rider. Our students were more excited than theirs. That Haltom game was fantas- tic. L. D. Bell had many fine players in 1975; 22 fine seniors, 26 dedicated juniors, and 2 very tough sophomores made up the 50 man squad. We are very proud of the school we represent and the quality of young men who wear the Blue and White on the athletic field. Bill Davis Head Coach COACHES — FRONT ROW — Richard Dibble, Off. Receivers; Mike Moore, Off. Line. SECOND ROW Parkhill, Def. Line; Herb Kensing, Trainer; Bill Coward, Off. Backs; Bill Davis, Head Coach; Mike Bailey, Defensive Coordinator; Ray DeBoard, Sophs.; Trent Detamore, Def. Secondary. SHERMAN 21 — BELL 14 SEASON OPENER SHOWS RAIDER WEAKNESSES Two quick Sherman touchdowns in the final three minutes left the Raiders to a lo ss in their season opener. Bell dominated the first half but failed to score on their first penetration. Chaney scored the first TD ending a 76 yard drive on their second possession. The defense forced another punt which enabled the Raiders to drive in and score leaving Bell in front 14-0. Sher- man scored before the half ended and came back in the fourth quarter to score twice on a Raider fumble and interception leaving the Bearcats on top 21-14. RAIDERS 20 — ARLINGTON BOWIEO VOLUNTEERS SHUT OUT SECOND HALF Outstanding defensive play by the Raiders kept them in the game as the offense stalled on three scoring attempts in the first half. The defense held Bowie for only 1 16 total yards also scoreless. The Raiders managed to work out their early errors and came back the last half to leave Bowie down 20-0. Stacey Loftin scored twice and gained 139 yards on 21 carries. Mark Smith scored the other TD on a quarter- back sneak from the one yard line. FAR UPPER LEFT: Calloway sticks Bearcat. FAR LEFT: Moss sets up for the kill. UPPER LEFT: Hayn cepts Bowie effort. LEFT: Harvey sacks QB. UPPER RIGHT: Calloway stops end run. ABOVE: Loftin takes the pitch from M. Smith. BELL14 — RICHLAND7 DISTRICT OPENER LA YS FOUNDATION FOR TITLE EFFORT ithstood Richland in its district opener 14-7. In a very even first half, Bell scored first, followed by the Rebels leaving the first half score tied 7-7. Bell marched 65 yards on their first possession of the Final half ending with a five yard dive play by Phil Chaney for the winning score. Cha- ney, the back bone of the Raider offense, rushed for 143 yards in 23 carries. John Kimbell and Tom Harvey made the clinch- ing tackle on a 4th and goal play smash- ing Richland ' s last effort on the three. The Raider offense then went to work to keep the ball in Rebel territory. BELL 39—CASTLEBERRY6 BACKUP UNITS HELP THRUST RAIDERS TO VICTORY Beginning to gain momentum since the start of the season, the Raiders won their 3rd straight victory against the Castleberry Lions in a 39-6 romp. An interception by Gary Haynes on the game ' s first play, set off a Raider barrage that left the Lions behind 30-0 before the end of the first half. Substitutes came on and finished the final two and a half quarters adding a touchdown, fieldgoal, and even a safety to the winning margin. Larry Wommack scored his second touchdown of the sea- son with a diving catch on a 32 yard pass. Robert Osborne and David Matula accredited the defense with two points by trapping the Lion QB in the end zone for a safety. FAR UPPER LEFT: Chaney struggles for extra yard- age. MIDDLE UPPER LEFT: Smith on the keeper. FAR LEFT: Chaney throws halfback pass. MIDDLE LEFT: Thurmond crunches Reb receiver. UPPER LEFT: Mos- sey cracks Lion. LEFT: Defense finishes Lions. ABOVE: Henderson scores a fieldgoal. BELL 14 — WF COYOTES 14 DEFENSE STOPS WICHITA FALLS WITH THREE MINUTES TO SA VE TIE Bell was on the board first with a 79 yard drive topped off by a 33 yard jaunt by Phil Chaney. Henderson missed the PAT leav- ing Bell ahead 6-0. The lead was short lived as WF returned the kickoff 85 yards for a score. David Calvert broke through to block the extra point tying the score at 6 all. The Coyotes scored again 15 sec- onds before the half. Their two point con- version left Bell down 14-6. The Raiders scored in the fourth quarter on a rallying 86 yard drive. Smith tied the score with a two point PAT. With seconds on the clock the Raider defense forced a Coyote fum- ble on their own 8 to keep the game tied 14-14. FAR UPPER RIGHT: Phillips flies between Hirschi defenders. UPPER RIGHT: Mengwasser blocks recep- tion. FAR RIGHT: Massey swings outside. MIDDLE RIGHT: Loftin glides around left end. RIGHT: Chaney up for the grab. ABOVE: M. Smith turns up field. RAIDERS 36 — HIRSCHI 6 BELL TAKES FIRST HOMECOMING VICTORY IN SIX YEARS For the first time in six years, the L. D. Bell Blue Raiders won their Homecoming. Bom- bing the Huskies from the air ways, Smith connected with three touchdown passes. A 29 yard field goal by Mark Henderson put Bell ahead at the half 29-0. The Huskies passed their way to their only score of the game in the third quarter to make the score 29-6. Calloway set up the last touch- down by picking off his second pass of the game. Bryan Darden went over from the six yard line to make the final score 36-6. BELL 21 — RIDER 21 PENETRATION THE DECIDING FACTOR The Blue Raiders came from behind to tie the Rider Raiders, 21 -21 . Rider scored early to make the first quarter score 7-0. An interception in Bell territory set them up for their second score to make it 1 4-0, at the beginning of the second period. With five minutes left in the half, Loftin ran fif- teen yards for the first Blue Raider score. The extra point attempt hit the cros sbar to leave the score 1 4-6. The next drive went for 36 yards and a Smith score. Hender- son took the two point pass to tie the score 14-14 just before the half. An interception set Rider up for a score late in the third period to make the score 21-14. On the ensuing Blue Raider possession they drove 58 yards to the game tying points. Although the final score was 21-21, Rider took the game on penetrations. FAR UPPER RIGHT: Henderson dives for extra yards. FAR RIGHT: F. Smith sets up. MIDDLE RIGHT: Worn- mack passes by Mineral Wells. RIGHT: M. Smith up and over defender. UPPER MIDDLE RIGHT: Sideline. UPPER RIGHT: Kimble and Moss take on Rider. ABOVE: Defensive effort. RAIDERS 12 — MINERAL WELLS 3 FIFTH VICTORY BUILDS TOWARD DISTRICT SHOWDOWN The Raiders got off to a slow start but came back to defeat the M.W. Rams 1 2-3. Brilliant defensive play highlighted the game for Bell. Behind at the half 3-0, the Blue Raiders came out with more incentive in the third period. Bell ' s first score came on an intercepted pass. Ned Thurmond tip- ped a Ram pass and it was taken at the 40 yard line by Brad Mengwasser and returned for a touchdown. A bobbled snap left it a 6-3 game. After a fumble recovery at the Ram 1 1 , Henderson tacked on the second Raider score to make it 9-3. The last score was for the Raiders late in the third period. Mark Henderson booted another field goal to make the final score Bell 12 — Mineral Wells 3. BELL22 — HALTOM21 RAIDERS COME BACK SECOND HALF TO BLOW HALTOM OUT OF FIRST PLACE RAIDERS WIN THE BIG ONE Over 10,000 fans saw a showdown that will remain unmatched by any other such contest, either here or anywhere else. First place Haltom went into the fieldhouse with 21-7 lead, all but diminishing district hopes. Whatever had been said, either from Coach Davis or from their own con- science, the Raider team came back the second half playing as a team, playing sound football, and blowing Haltom off the field. Bell ' s defense smothered the Buffs the second half after being stood up by Haltom in the first. The Raiders scored quickly in the third period, narrowing the score to 21-14. The final five minutes was to prove the highlight as a comeback seemed to slip through after a Bell fumble at the Buff three. Bell forced a punt and returned in to score. Once again the chance was taken away as a deflected pass bounced off the ground into Haltom ' s hands. Haltom took control because no referees had been on the play. A fired up defense came onto the field as David Cal- vert smashed through and trapped Haltom for a safety. The Raiders took control and Smith threw three straight passes to Dane Phillips, Larry Wommack, and Chris Walsh taking the touchdown pass with 1 :39 left leaving Bell on top of Haltom 22-21 and on top of district 4A-6 as well. $? %,  l 185 FOOTBALL RAIDERS 20— TRINITY CO-DISTRICT TITLE SECURED IN SEASON FINALE UPPER RIGHT: Blakey. FAR RIGHT: Co-District Champs. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kimble, Calvert. RIGHT: Kimble takes down Trojan. ABOVE: Henderson leads for Smith. DISTRICT CHAMPS FIRST TIME EVER Finishing the season with an over all 7-1-2 and 6-0-2 in district play, the Raiders brought home a title, or a share of one, that has been sought after by Bell for years. Even the heated hometown rivalry was not going to stand in the way of tak- ing what was rightfully ours, victory. Bell ' s explosive offense led by the driving force of linemen Steve Lewis, Brent Johnson, David Amyett, Jimmy Gowan, and David Schellhorn, captured control of a fired up Trojan defense to help give Bell 346 yards total offense and 20 points while the Raider defense held Trinity scoreless. EXPERIENCE KEY FOR FUTURE SUCCESS SOPHS GRASP FOR CONSISTENCY WITH A 5-5 RECORD COMMANDOS — FIRST ROW: Coach Dibble, Peek, Spann, Tanner, Lane, Gandy, Buyers, Walker. SEC- OND ROW: Rippy, Bettis, Bunch, Fennell, White, Taylor, Siefent. THIRD ROW: Jackson, Collins, Ton- gate, Bynum, Courreges, Chapman, Stone. FOURTH ROW: Dowdy, V. Johnson, Hancock, Deline, J. Mor- gan, Mitchmore, L. Johnson. BELL OPPONENT 20 Sherman 19 19 South Garland 35 Piano 21 ffl 6 Richland 14 30 Castleberry 16 Haltom 33 R. L. Turner 15 14 Mineral Wells 21 Haltom Trinity 21 ij X % ' v i J.V. CLAIMS 8-2 SEASON DISTRICT CHALLENGE SHOWN THROUGH YOUNG TALENT OPPONENT Sam Houston 18 Arlington Bowie f u Denison 6 6 Piano 18 14 27 Trinity Piano 12 20 Richland 22 6 Castleberry 1 17 R. L. Turner 12 17 Denison RANGERS — FIRST ROW: Hershon, Howard, Hug- gett, Massey, Carr, Langley, Morgan, Davis. SEC- OND ROW: Oujesky, Cheek, Blain, Tasione, Flowers, Johnson, Murray. THIRD ROW: Ingram, Conner, San- ders, Tubb, Dickson, Wooten, Cox. FOURTH ROW: Coach Coward, Seller, Howard, Bowen, Gregory, McDonald, Edmondson. t 85S l ti The two Bell sophomore J.V. teams ended the season revealing talent for the future. The Commandos, coached by Richard Dib- ble, finished with a 5-5 record while the Rangers, coached by Bill Coward, finished 8 and 2. Both teams proved the fierceness of future Blue Raider varsity teams. UPPER RIGHT: Raiders smother Trojans. MIDDLE RIGHT: Lane makes o break. RIGHT: Sophs trap defender. ABOVE: Trinity slips through. p a r r-rp dAdi l 1 dALL 4 f 1 ; ft W m a |i2 ' y R AKjB r i iJV V ill P J ■ 1 mdm r Jtk B ' 0 ' ; W R Tr A« VARSITY CAGERS FINAL STRETCH BRINGS SEASON CLOSE TO FIRST PLACE RAIDERS CLOSE IN ON DISTRICT BY DEFEATING TOP CONTENDERS FIRST ROW: Mc Gee, D. Callaway, Quinn, Hurt. SEC- OND ROW: Clifton, Chaney, Smith, Clark. BACK ROW: Davis, Mc Cain, Mills, C. Callaway, Moss. COACHES — Ray De Bord, Varsity. STANDING: Herb Kensing, Trainer; Bill Coward, B-Team. Four straight victories in the closing season saw the Raiders reach hopes of a District title. Even though Bell started the season rather shakey, they settled down to upset each of the top ranked teams keeping the race for the championship up for grabs and keeping themselves at arms reach of the title. BELL OPPONENT 60 Hirschi 64 73 O.D. Wyatt 88 72 Wichita Falls 70 51 Haltom 52 67 Castleberry 57 56 Mineral Wells 49 46 Richland 65 66 Rider 81 56 Trinity 64 68 Haltom 58 103 Castleberry 62 60 Richland 53 58 Trinity 57 CAGERS SHOW STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES IN DISTRICT OPENERS CONSISTENCY KEY TO FINAL VICTORY The Raiders opened district play with a dis- appointing loss to WF Hirschi. The Huskies did not lead until the last period leaving the final score 64-60. Bell won their second zone outing 72-70 over the highly ranked WF Coyotes. Kent Davis was the main defender shutting down the Coyotes scoring attack. The Raiders scored most of their points from the field to defeat the Coyotes. The Raiders took the short end of another close decision to Haltom. After leading at the half the Raiders started a disappoint- ing second half scoring only 4 points. A last second shot went in and out of the hoop leaving the Raiders behind 52-51 at the buzzer. Bell took their fourth zone game from Castleberry with a commanding victory and gaining vital playing experience for each player. The Raiders worked out several problems in their offensive attack in preparation for coming games. FAR UPPER LEFT: Davis drives up center. FAR LEFT: C. Calloway prepares to pass. MIDDLE LEFT: Hurt takes an easy two. LEFT: Chaney takes out Haltom defender. ABOVE: Quinn gives extra effort. 195 BASKETBALL RAIDER RECORD BEGINS TO SHOW PROMISE CONSISTENCY BECOMES EVIDENT IN GAME ACTION FAR RIGHT: Smith shoots over Rider. FAR UPPER RIGHT: D. Calloway stretches a lay up. FAR MIDDLE RIGHT: Chaney goes up from the lane. TOP: K. Davis leaps for points. LEFT: Chaney takes an easy two. ABOVE: Quinn jumps past Rams. Bells second team came in to pull out a vic- tory over Mineral Wells 56-49. The Raid- ers had a slow start trailing 31-49 in the beginning of the second half. The Raiders came alive to contain Mineral Wells scor- ing to leave the game in victory 56-49. The Raiders played a tough first half only to be defeated by the Richland Rebs 65-46. At the end of the first period Bell was behind by one point and behind by the same mar- gin at the half. However they came out cold in the second half to allow the Rebs 22 points to their own five. Top scorers were Chaney, Quinn and Smith. The Raiders came alive but could still not come through with a lead in the loss to the Rider Raiders. The Bell Blue Raiders nar- rowed the margin to sever points but then fell to a 15 point defeat 81-66. Davis led Bell scoring with 12 points followed by Hurt, Smith and Moss with ten a piece. The Blue Raiders lost their fourth outing to rival Trinity 64-56. The Raider offense was cold all game long. Just before the half they gained momentum only to lose it dur- ing the half. Davis was the teams leading scorer with 14 followed by D. Callaway with 1 3. BELL WINS ALL OF FINAL FOUR RAIDERS BECOME DISTRICT SPOILERS FAR RIGHT: McCain looks for the basket. FAR MID- DLE RIGHT: Hurt lumps and shoots. FAR LOWER RIGHT: McGee looks down court. LOWER MIDDLE RIGHT: D. Calloway boosts two. LOWER RIGHT: Mills dodges Lion. RIGHT: Moss pressures Castle- berry. BELOW: C. Calloway up for rebound. The Raiders walked into Birdville Coliseum the definite underdog and they walked away with sweet victory. The lead changed hands several times before the Buffs took the halftime lead 31-29. From that point on Bell never trailed. Leading the Raiders to victory were Hurt, Chaney and C. Callaway. The Raiders broke the 100 mark as they crushed the Castleberry Lions 103-62. Five players hit in double figures with Chaney topping it off at 19 tallies. Close behind were Hurt, Quinn, Callaway and Moss. The whole team got a shot at scoring to help take the Raiders to their biggest win of the season. The Raid- ers shook the South Zone race with a vic- tory over the Richland Rebels 60-53. At the end of the first period the score was tied 10 all. By the half the Blue Raiders had pulled ahead to take a 21-26 lead. The biggest hap came in the third quarter when the Raiders took a 44-29 advan- tage. The Raiders fell to allow the Rebs within one point but then resumed a win- ning lead with 38 seconds showing. Another last second, breathtaking game was the Raiders win against Trinity. It was a see-saw contest all the way through the game but the Raiders kept the lead by foil- ing a Trinity stall in the last seconds. Hurt led the Raiders in the scoring department with 1 2 while Smith and C. Callaway fol- lowed close behind with ten. This was the final game of a fairly successful third place season for the Raiders. 199 BASKETBALL B-TEAM AND JV FINISH WITH OUTSTANDING SEASON AND RECORD B-TEAM — FIRST ROW: Chandler, Radcliff, Ham- monds, Wooton. SECOND ROW: Duncan, Purvis, Sinquefield, Elliot. THIRD ROW: Moore, Beene, Alsup, Beard, West, Osborne. BELL OPPONENT 55 R.L. Turner 46 78 Paschal 74 68 Arlington 63 81 Hirschi 67 72 O.D. Wyatt 79 76 Wichita Falls 70 59 Haltom 41 61 Castleberry 45 95 Mineral Wells 63 80 Richland 64 BELL OPPONENT 66 O.D. Wyatt 65 51 Irving Nimitz 38 51 Paschal 45 37 Trinity 63 54 Irving 45 67 Southwest 46 38 Paschal 68 68 Arlington High 16 52 O.D. Wyatt 56 ipun JV — FRONT ROW: Sears, Hill. SECOND ROW: Motheral, Lowry, Milligan, Gandy. THIRD ROW: Thias, Reel, West, Omas, Davis. TOP: Osborne turns to make two. RIGHT: Sinquefu holds to set up. SPRING SPORTS- VARSITY GYMNASTS DEFEND CHAMPIONSHIP TRADITIONS PA TIENCE A ND PRA CTICE LEAD INTO PRECISION — VICTORY ABOVE: Left to Right — BOTTOM TO TOP: Danny Miller, Jerry Nicholls, Steve Johnson, Warren Brant- ley, Doug Wood, Terry Williams, Mike Crittenden, David Lain, Allen Leeth, Scott Royse, Greg Wyatt, Billy Lile. TOP RIGHT: Danny Miller. RIGHT: FIRST ROW: P. Frieden, N. Floyd, R. White, J. Brisco, T. Corley, L. Lander, D. Dedman, J. Thornton, A. Smith. SECOND ROW: C. Legge, S. Morgan, D. Forrester, L. Loerwald, C. Campbell, J. Krause, C. White, L. Medeiros, J. Gandy. NOT PICTURED: Virginia Barrett (captain), S. Shockley. Gymnastics at Bell is known around the state as not only a top rank team but con- sistently the best team in the state. L. D. Bell held its A school invitational meet here February 7. Only top high school teams across Texas are invited. Schools such as Odessa Permian, L.B.J. Austin, Bryan, and area schools — Richland and Trinity. Between the Invitational and the Regionals, Bell competed in 8 dual meets at various high schools. After Regionals, the varsity traveled to Abilene Christian College to defend their state title. At the end of the season, many members went to Monterey, Mexico for an exhibition meet. Coaches are Emil Milam and Deborah Bel- lard. TOP: Cindy White. ABOVE: Julie Thorton. RIGHT: Scott Royse. GOLF TEES UP AGAINST AREA TALENT PERFORMANCE STANDS UP TO STIFF COMPETITION The average placement of this year ' s golf team is tenth in a field of twenty to twenty- two teams. John Leath is the number one man on the team with a low score of 74. With hard work and the improvement expected they will be contending with the best in the district. FIRST ROW: Mixon, Pauling, Kelly, Tubs. SECOND ROW: Fragross, Lowry, Maze, Lee, Blaylock. THIRD ROW: Coach Rucker, Leath, Stewart, Chambers, Carr, Doggett. BELOW: Lowry, Leoth, Stewart, Chambers, Mixon, Doggett, Maze, Lee. FAR UPPER RIGHT: Maze. FAR RIGHT: Stewart and Coach Rucker. UPPER MIDDLE RIGHT: Lisa Kimbro. MIDDLE RIGHT: Lisa Kimbro, Sherry Campbell. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sherry Campbell! RIGHT: Rick Doggett NOT PICTURED: Graham Shaw, Brent Neff, Jimmy James. W WM 10 Br ' v J A JQFg 211 GOLF At last, L. D. Bell High School can compete in all sports events. A women ' s athletic program was a first here and our girls vol- leyball team entered the district looking for recognition. Taking second place with a 7-2 record after their first season deserves recognition. Under the direction of Miss Jane Davis, who feels that within three years, girls volleyball will be bigger than boys football, has made great leaps of progress. Hopes for a district title pre- vail for next year ' s team. TOP: VARSITY — FIRST ROW : Hollise, Spurlock, Huffstutler. SECOND ROW: Golightly, Meyers, Dodd, K. Maybry. THIRD ROW: D. Maybry, Boltin, Miss Davis, Crowder, Lane. J.V. — FIRST ROW: Bol- tin, Burnell, Coggins, Buck. SECOND ROW: D. May- bry, Wood, Roggenbuck, Farlor, Black. THIRD ROW: Golightly, Osmus, Miss Davis, Hogg, Kidwell, Hob- RAIDER VOLLEYBALL TEAM FINDS A PLACE AT BELL VARSITY FINISHES FIRST SEASON SECOND IN DISTRICT PLAY VARSITY RANKS IN TOP TEN TRAVELS TO WIN TIRSTIN MANY INVITATIONALS AND TEN OF TWEL VE DUAL MEETS FIRST ROW: Davis, Test, Fisher, Allen. SECOND ROW: Stallings, Morgan, McKay, Purifoy, Coach Ruiz. THIRD ROW: Doran, McDoniel, Harris. ABOVE: Curt Davis. RIGHT: Tim Forrester. Winning began early as the varsity took first in the Arlington Team Championship, qualifying tournament held in Wichita Falls, and won the first place title in the R. L. Turner Indoor Classic. The Raider Tennis team won 10 out of 12 dual meets this year. This year ' s team ranks in the top ten in the state in 4A tennis. FIRST ROW: Moore, Betty, McClung. SECOND ROW: Rietfors, Mullin, Hollis, Crone. THIRD ROW: Rigby, Ward, Spano, J. Jones, Grimm. TOP: Dana Moore. ABOVE: Tracy Hollis. 215 TENNIS FAR UPPER RIGHT: Cindy Spano. FAR RIGHT: Greg Purifoy. UPPER MIDDLE RIGHT: Chris McDaniel. FAR MIDDLE RIGHT: Katrina Betty. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mke Allen. UPPER RIGHT: Sandra Crone. RIGHT: Scott Doran. ABOVE: Paula Ward. 217 TENNIS TRACK RELAYS RAIDER WINNING TRADITIONS YOUNG TEAM RELIES ON SEASONED COACHING ABOVE: FIRST ROW: Swanzy, Huggett, Wetsel, Cro- nin, Eklund, Mc Daniel, Mc Neely, Northrip, Bettls, J. Cronin. SECOND ROW: Golden, Hershon, Coover, Franklin, Walker, Morgon, Dickson, Richards, Carr, Bracell, Hardy, Norwine. THIRD ROW: Majors, D. Taylor, Baird, S. Smith, Bynum, Smithey, C. Davis, Rogers, Mc Cord, Baumgardner, Cannon. FOURTH ROW: Bush, Carey, Stell, Greggory, Mc Donald, Fer- guson, Tongate, Pruitt, Casey, Siegmund, J. Williams, Killough, Lewis. FAR UPPER RIGHT: John Cronin at the indoor meet. UPPER MIDDLE RIGHT: Lewis takes fifth at indoor finals. FAR RIGHT: Sprinters off the line. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mc Daniel stretches it out. RIGHT: Mc Daniel clears 6 ' 1 . 218 TRACK BELOW: CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — FIRST ROW: Cronin, R. McDaniel, Norwine, Franklin, Wetsel, Smi- they, J. Cronin. SECOND ROW: Richards, Hardy, Coover, Cannon, Foxx, Hardin, Siegmund. RIGHT: McNeely clears his vault. GIRLS TRACK RACES INTO COMPETITION FIRST YEAR SETS RECORDS TO BE BROKEN Girls track is in its first year here at L.D. Bell. Although in its first year it has become very popular with the female pop- ation. Like girls volleyball, track shows equal promise in the future. RAIDERS HIT FOR DISTRICT TITLE VARSITY BAGS WINNING SEASON NATHAN F. DANFORD BALL VISITOR HOME STRIKE OUT 23456789 VARSITY — FIRST ROW: Rake, Wommack, Puckett, Radcliff, Bratt, Hall, McGee. SECOND ROW: Sinque- field, Chaney, Purvis, Mengwasser, Olson, Hendricks, May. THIRD ROW: Blume, Freitah, Moss, Novey, Falkenberry, Wilcox, Stenson, Harvey, Barron, Coach Dibble. 1976 L.D.BELL VARSITY BASEBALL NUMBER NAME POSITION 1 Bill Pratt P-CF 2 Gary Olson LF 3 Ted Chaney C 4 David Hendricks C-TB 6 Gary Moss FB 7 Tom Harvey LF-C 8 Ray Radcliff SS 9 Tommy Freitag CF-P 10 Larry Wommack SB 12 Terry Hall TB 13 Gary Wilcox P-RF 14 David Novey P 15 Brad Mengwasser RF 16 Steve Falkenberry P 17 Ron Stinson P 18 Larry Puckett TB 19 Randy Purvis FB Roy McGee SS Doug Rake P David Sinquefield SS Robert Blume SB Managers — Ron Coombs, Larry May, Allen Barron Bell ' s baseball team is expected to follow in the steps of the past great teams. Sea- son hopefuls for this years district crown are looking ahead to a great season. This can be achieved with the hard work that L.D. Bell is known for. r 4 FAR UPPER LEFT: Mengwasser sloms one. FAR LEFT: j.V. — FIRST ROW: Michael, Massey, Anderson, Gandy, Nicholson, Roy, Wordlaw. SECOND ROW: Clark, Head, Jackson, AAilligan, Duncan, Pizer, Peek. THIRD ROW: Hernden, Weiller, Hoglen, Francies. LEFT: Novey pitches for form. ABOVE: Hendricks awaits Harvey ' s effort. CLASSES Old Friends Rl M There are no friends like old friends. And none so good and true; We greet them when we meet them, As roses greet the dew; No other friends are dearer. 1 L Though born of kindred m te prize the ne SOPHOMOREjCOUNC Ray Oujesky $—; President, Jon Zanewych — jface President, Jayne M tary. SOPHOMORES 229 SOPHOMORES Vickie Abbott Kyle Adams Pat Aldridge David Allen John Allen Tracey Allen Randol Allison William Alsup Jayme Amyett Kim Anastas Karen Anderson Ryan Anderson Susan Anderson Mark Andrews Renea Ansley Shari Anz Sandra Ard Shari Armstrong Stephani Armstrong Phyllis Arnold Ricky Atkins Bryan Austin Jeanette Austin Sherry Baccus Byron Bachschmid Donna Baker Kelly Baker Sarah Baker MW 1 DISCOVERING A NEW WORLD Kenna Ball Debbie Barker Susan Barnes Robert Barr Dawn Barton Vicky Bartsch Glenda Bass Sheri Bates Susan Batte Sherri Baumgarner Bill Baumgardner Debra Beck James Beck Abe Beckley Liz Bedford Donnie Beene Dennis Bell Rhonna Bell -K Vl t id - ; i i at 1 - - . LX t Terri Bell Barry Bennett Bill Bentley Tracy Bereekamp ENCOUNTERING LIFEATBHS Mark Beftis Cameron Beuhler Michael Bibb Judy Bien Stephanie Bird Perry Birdsong Mark Bivens Cindy Black Laura Black Sherri Black Timothy Black Kenneth Blackwell John Blain Lisa Blake Sandi Blankenship Anthony Blaylock Mike Blount Laticia Blowers Randy Boase Roy Bobo Rodney Bollinger Dean Bolman l t Pamela Boswell Nancy Boudreaux Elizabeth Bourn Tim Bow Tim Bow Kathy Bowen Toby Bowen Paula Bowles Andrew Boyd Denise Boyd Cynthia Boyette Jimmy Boyles Mike Brach Darlene Bradley Janis Burk Shawn Brazell Lynda Brazelton Cindy Brida Jana Briscoe Penny Brook Cindy Brown Johnny Brown Mike Brown Terry Bryant Liz Buck J Ray Bunch Robby Bunch Mark Brastean Stanton Burkham Jill Burrnett Rodney Burson Linda Burton Greg Bynum Jerry Byrd Mark Calhoun Curtis Callaway Alice Camp Carma Campbell Charla Campbell Christi Campbell Bettysue Cannon Scott Cannon Richard Cantrell James Carey Stuart Carpenter Donald Carr Mark Carr Jeff Carrell Kent Carter Tara Casey : ; 12 ADDING SPIRIT TO PEP RALLIES Stacey Cash Charlie Castle Tina Cato Sarah Cave Lisa Cawley Cindy Cawthorne Janet Chaffee Ricky Chambers Matt Chancellor Steve Chandler John Chapman Karen Charles Craig Cheek Todd Cheek Tommy Christ Dana Christophe Donna Clardy David Clark Elizabeth Clark Katheryn Clark Ricky Clark Carol Clendening SHARING LEADERSHIP DUTIES Frank Cleveland Debra Cochran Mike Cockroft Janice Coggins Kenneth Cole Denis Collins Ross Conway Steve Conaway Russell Conner Sam Conner Von Conner Mike Consolves Judy Constance Kerry Cook Calvin Cooper Kim Cooper Bart Copeland Karen Cordes Tracy Corley Daniel Courreges Chris Courtney Larry Cox Cliff Craus Teresa Creasy Diretha Crockett Sandra Crone James Cronin John Cronin Jeff Crotzer Lesha Crouch Kelly Crow Becky Crum Robyn Crumpler David Culp Dan Cumbie James Cumbie Randall Cupp Belynda Daves Carl Davis Kent Davis Kurt Davis Leslie Davis Richard Davis Sandy Davis Vaden Davis Doris Dedman Carol Deity Beverly Dodd Carolyn Dodd Sharon Doil Kathleen Dolman Alicia Dominguez Charlea Dooley Deborah Dorsey James Douglas Weslie Douglas Sharlie Douglass Annette Dow Randall Dowdy Jimmy Downe Vicky Doyle Kay Driggers Dalee Drury Sherry Duffek Beverly Duhamel Cathy Duke Andy Duncan Debbie Duncan George Duncan Karen Duncan Sharon Duncan Lisa Durant INVOLVEMENT BRINCS CHALLENGES Micheal Durham Stacy Duvall David Earnest Greg Eaks David Echols William Echols Ted Edmondson Brad Edwards Craig Edwards Tammy Eldridge Steven Ellsworth Leisa Endicot Carolyn Engelhardt Scott Engel Lori Ericson Peggy Ervin Diane Erwin Ken Esslinger K AA t 4 X s ikJ ' i. €|, fk , Kathleen Eve Perry Evans Peggy Everly Jimmy Fagala SETTING THEIR GOALS HIGH Gordon Fagres Jill Failor Crystal Farmer Mark Fawks Debi Feemster James Fennell Darren Ferguson Robin Fiddler Jeff Flowers Nancy Floyd Donald Folbre Johanna Fontana Pat Ford Patricia Forkner Patricia Forrester Pam Fortenberry Ginger Fowler Raymond Fox Todd Fox Glen Franci: Carol Frank Stan Franklin Susan Frieden Tammy Fuhrman Denise Fulmer David Fulson Guy Gagne John Gaither Jeff Gandy Stella Garcia Craig Gardene David Garrett Amy Gaston Mike Gaston Tana Gee Sherry George Doug Germany Alison Gill David Gille Dana Gillis Tommy Golden Brenda Golightly Kenneth Goodpaster Sherryl Gouge Mike Green Ted Green David Greer SOPHOMORES Tammy Greer John Gregory Steve Gresham Mike Grice Jo Griffin Kesa Grimland Sharba Grounds Tony Grant Gary Graves Becky Guess Jeff Gunter Jeff Hackney Guy Haley Gary Hall Cynthia Hallenbeck Kevin Hammond Scott Hammonds John Hancock Tammy Hancock Lori Haney Paula Haney Lisa Hanks Kelly Harden Rex Hardin Byron Hardy Dawn Harp Rachel Harvey Keila Head • VJ ftttiU f: SOPHS PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT Robin Head Pam Helm David Henderson David Henderson Karen Hendrix Mike Hendrix Linda Henry Jim Herndon Brian Herron Matthew Hershon Delores Hill Jimmy Hill Tyrene Hill Russell Hines Cynthia Hobson Sandra Hogg Candy Holder Rick Holliday Gina Hollingsworth Janice Hollman Frankie Holloway Scott Holzer CONTINUING BELL TRADITIONS Annette Hoover Randall Houghlin Dale Howard Kevin Howard James Hoyle Karen Hudson Greg Huebner Andrea Huffstutler Ricky Huggett Teresa Huggett Mark Hughes Tim Hughes Steve Hussey Rex Hutcheson Mike Hutchinson Greg Ingram Greg Ingram James Ingram Pamela Jackson Ricky Jackson Steven Jackson Kelli Jacobs ■k •ft9 Mary Jansky Cindy Jassenand Steven Jenner Henry Johnson James M. Johnson James P. Johnson Joe Johnson Julie Johnson Lane Johnson Thomas Johnson Vince Johnson Burlan Jolly Brian Jones Kerry Jordan Keith Jordan Tim Julian David Jumper Joy Kane Tim Kay Elizabeth Keaton Theodore Keck Tim Keegan Carole Keheley Tena Keith Tammy Kelley Paul Kercho Eva Kessinger Toby Ketchum Donna Key Gary Kidd Karre Kidwell Susan Kidwell Julie Kilcrease Cary Killough Kenneth Kimbell Jeff Kinkade Kathy Kirchoffer Lisa Kirksey Mike Kirschuam Kym Klopner Susan Knarr James Kneisel Joanna Kraft Karen Kraft Carol Kramer Julie Krause Marty Kuhn Patrick Utley Lore Keys Jennifer Lackey SPENDING TIME WITH FRIENDS David Lain Monica Lake Rebecca Laird Lenee Lander Karen Landry Christopher Lane David Lane Steve Lane Weslie Lane Mark Langley David Laramore Rodger Larken Jeannene Lavender Tina Lowing Laura Leath Russell Lee Donna Legg Cara Legge Pafti Linduff Paul Linton DANCES HIGHLIGHT THE YEAR Charlie Lochner Richard Locker Linda Loerwald Mike Long Stacey Long Larry Luster Tracy Lyde Nelda Main Raymond Majors John Malone Teri Mansfield Tina Maples Sheryl Maris Don Marlow Brenda Martin Delana Martin Sean Martin Wendy Martin Sandra Marsh Beth Mason Kevin Massey Connie Maughc Kay Mabry Luann McAllister Robert McClung Lisa McConnell John McCord Audrey McCormack Ronny McCoy Stephen McCoy Tommy McCoy Dennis McCullough Lunette McDaniel Chuck McDonald Sandy McDonald Steven McDonald Edwin McDowd Paul McDowell Michelle McDuff Philip McGee Tamie McGinnis Karry McHam Tami McJunkins Randy McKinney Kimm McNabb Perry McNair Anita Medieras Neol Michael Tim Michael Kim Middough Nicholas Milano Mike Milligan Eric Miller Janie Miller Regina Miller Valerie Miller Scott Mitchmore Philip Mixon Darla Monk John Monroe David Montgomery Jean Montgomery Martin Moody Steve Moon Dana Moore Donald Moore Keith Moore Kevin Moore Toni Moore Wendy Moore Teresa Moreland James Morgan wa BONFIRER ENLIGHTENS YEAR % f J Jeff Morgan Marsha Morgan Stacia Morgan Katy Morrison Nancey Morrison Vicki Mullin Terry Murdock Belinda Murray Mike Murray Kimberly Myers Katherine Neidholt Mike Neil Carl Nelson Carolyn Nelson Kay Nelson Sandy Niblett Valerie Nicholas David Nicholls Mark Nicholson Dale Niekamp Gerry Northrip Doug Norwine GROWING TOGETHER Janet Novey Jeanne Odell James Omas Gretchen Orth Debra Overby Ray Oujesky David Pace Janice Pardo Kathy Parr Kim Parsons Wesley Patterson Donald Pauling Shirley Payne Donna Pearson James Peebles Tracy Peek Pam Pemberton Tony Penland David Penn Phillip Penn Sharon Penner Lori Perkins 252 SOPHOMORES Mike Permenter M$ ft David Peterson Jill Peters Gary Petrey Rhonda Pfahning Elizabeth Phillips Darra Pieper Lon Plommer Debbie Poarch James Polley Dee Ann Porter Mike Potter Fonda Power Jodi Powell Kieth Prether Tony Price Jacqueline Primel Brenda Prior Nina Pruitt Kim Putt Kathy Pyle Harry Rahn Debbie Ratliff Kay Ratliff Tobi Ratliff Martha Ray Randy Ray Mary Reeve Brenda Reaves William Reese Susie Reyero Mike Richards Darren Rains Fred Randolph 7 , m U Vfr r A, Thomas Richards Clifford Richardson Timothy Richey Bryan Rider Deborah Rierson Debbie Rietfors Wesley Rippy Julie Rixen Judy Roberts Robin Roberts 9 t §%% Brian Robinson Carl Robinson Janell Robinson Connie Roger A M JA TAKING TIME OUT Joanne Roggenbuck Teresa Rogers Corky Rosser Ceacy Rossiter Lenore Rothman Jenny Rorick Robert Rucker Juliana Rigby Jane Rue Dana Rumfield Gene Rumfield Mike Runyon Sherri Rush Tonny Rush Tamela Rutherford Judy Rutledge Charles Russell Linda Russell Mary Sadlo Sandra Sain Diane Sanchez David Sanders 255 SOPHOMORES TAKING NEW OPPORTUNITIES Lois Seagraves M. Seibek William Seifert Lori Self Steven Sellers Missy Semaan Teresa Settle Tim Shambley Patty Sheean Tami Shinn Ray Sanders William Sanders Martin Sansom Noble Sansom Cheryl Savage David Savidge Carla Schifelbein Janine Schmidt Tammie Schuessler Gene Scruggs 1 1 if fl Lt { Becky Siebenthall Steven Siegmund Kim Sime Tina Simoneau Alicia Smith Andy Smith Dale Smith Delone Smith Janet Smith Jeff Smith Mark Smith Maureen Smith Mike Smith Rita Smith Sherri Smith Wesley Smith Mike Smoot Jan Snyder Gary Souder Angela Southard Mike Spann Janet Spence Steven Spencer Jeana Spivey Cindy Sports Steven Springfield Karen Stevenson Joette Stewart Lorra Stewart Marcus Stewart Becky Stidham Cynthia Stinson Bobby Stone Kim Stone Patricia Story Denise Stout Paula Stuck Cathy Sturm Donnie Sugg Cheryl Swanzy Dean Swanzy Lawrence Swank Dawn Swenson Stacy Tanksley Joe Tanner Craig Tappe Roc Tassione Katrina Tatom Cindy Taylor David Teames Penny Teninty Mike Terry James Thias 258 SOPHOMORES SOPHS RESORT TO PRAYER Danny Thomas Ty Thomas Terry Thompson Clinton Thonesen Denise Tibbits Thomas Tillery Deborah Timms Orren Tidwell Naruetsa Todd Betty Tolbert Linda Tolley Vaughn Toney David Tongate Mark Trimarchi Kelly Trice Julie Truitt Larry Tubbs Eileen Turner Karen Turner Terry Turner Leslie Tuso Richard Underwood 259 SOPHOMORES NOTES INCREASE KNOWLEDGE Craig Upton Tommy Vastine Donna Vaugh Toney Vaughn Bilenda Vernon James Vetter Douglas Vordokas Pam Wyers Teresa Wright Doug Wood Lisa Woolf Thomas Wooten Julie Ward Verena Wilfong Brenda Williams Chrisanna Williams Freddy Williams Gail Williams Kurt Williams Jeff Williams Paula Williams Susan Williams SOPHOMORES Pat Wilson Thomas Wilson Walter Witty Janis White Jay White Mark White Mike White Rhonda White Darla Whitehead Scott Whittaker George Whitten Ricky Weaver Scott Webb Monika Weber Leigh Weiler Rene Welborn Mike Weiler Carrie West Dave West Jill Westfall Cindy Weyl Kelly Wulff Carlo Walker David Walker Earl Walker SOPHOMORES Kcyla Walker Kyle Walker Suzanne Walker Danna Wall Debra Wallace Donna Wallace Beth Walters Richard Wardlaw Nanette Warnock Michi Yant Dennis Yates Kristie Yates Robert Yates Chris Young Jeanette Youngblood Jon Zanewych Debbie Zaremba Craig Ziegelbauer David Zieglbauer 262 SOPHOMORES INMEMORIAM These we have known together Hundreds of happy hours, Beautiful, bright blue weather, Rainbows following showers. Comfortable silence, and laughter So many shared memories — No matter what follows after, Nothing can take away these. JUNIORS Rickey Abbott Donna Acuff Debra Adams Donna Adams Janice Akers Dusty Alexander Steve Allen Susan Allen Ted Allen Todd Allen Susan Alsbury Marcia Altizer David Amyett Mike Anderson Milton Andrews Steve Andrews James Anz Dan Archibald Kala Atherton Colleen Bach Adrienne Baird PRIDE OF 77 laf v f Marlinda Baker Roxanna Baker Rhonda Ballard mm W W Carol Barboza Danny Barnes Ethelyn Barnum Debbie Bastian Darla Bates Beth Bauer Bonnie Baxter Christie Beam John Beard Clay Beacham Jr. Kim Beavers Cheryl Beck Steve Bedford Bret Bell Jacqueline Bell Vivian Bell Lore Bellinghausen Julie Benson Marry Berry Katrina Betty Darla Biggs Steve Bighorn Jeri Bivens Phillip Blackmon Barry Blair Becky Blue Robert Blume Cheryl Boettcher Christy Bogan Pat Bogan Jami Boles Kim Bolton Cay Boren Susan Borland Stacey Bostick Debbie Boyd Tommy Boyd Shawn Bradford Debbie Branham Warren Brantley Cynthia Branton Pat Braun Mark Brazelton Curtis Breland Sandra Brewer Vicki Brewer Lisa Bright Tommy Brooks Pat Brothers Teresa Brown Thomas Blair Vince Blakely Doug Blakesly r . I 268 JUNIORS FRIENDS SHARING LIFE v r Fred Browning Ronnie Bryan Scott Bryson Trasie Buchanan David Bufe Brenda Bulin Reggie Bechdolt Mike Burgess Kala Burkett Robert Burkheimer Lisa Burnell Connie Burns Ronnie Burris Britt Bush Norman Byrom Jackie Cable Darren Callaway Richard Campbell Sherry Campbell Joseph Cantrell Carrie Carlile Brenda Cams 269 JUNIORS THERE ' S A LOT TO LEARN David Carr Robert Carr Kim Carruthers Robyn Carruth Curtis Carter Michelle Carter Steven Cary Scott Case Richard Casey Lisa Caughey Mike Chance Jean Chandler Ted Chaney Curt Chastain Dan Chenault Deana Childress Janis Chrietzberg Bruce Clark Jerri Clark Lorri Clarkson Robin Clay Mike Cobb Teresa Cole Ann Collard Sara Collier Bubba Collins Diana Collins Larry Colvin Ron Combs Mike Compton David Consolver Keith Constance Sherry Cook Larry Cooley Mike Cooper Sandy Cooper Breet Coover Kelly Corley Carolyn Coyle Mark Craig Randy Cramer James Crawford Ronald Creecy Chris Criswell Lisa Crittenden Mike Crockett Richard Cross Jimmie Crowder Mark Crowley 271 JUNIORS Linda Daniel C. J. Daniels Scott Darr Dana Davis Karla Davis Terri Davis Toni Davis DeAnna Dean Steven Deming Lee Denbina Sunny Crownover Dennis Cryer Brent Cumbie Dena Dennis David Dickerson Sheila Dixon Angie Dodge Ricky Doggett Beverly Dollar Debbie Donowho Geoff Dorst Pam Dowdy Larry Dowel I John Drake Mark Dufee Carol Dufficy Doug Durham Alan Dye A IS % SURROUNDED BY KNOWLEDGE Cindy Dyson Karla Earp Lori Eden Cathey Edmondson CmrmM Eddy Edwards Gary Edwards Mike Eklund Cheryl Eledge David Enoch Sandy Epperson Gill Ernst Cynthia Esquivel Janet Everly Janette Ewing Joe Falter Robert Farrell Jerry Faulkner Tony Feemster Craig Ferguson David Ferguson Laree Finch Elaine Fisher 273 JUNIORS JUNIORS PROMOTE DANCES Nancy Fisher Wesley Fisk Rick Flannery John Forester Jerri Foster Raymond Foster Kenneth Fowler Suzy Fowler Bob Francisco Tommy Freitag Kenneth Frick Brad Frieden Patty Frieden Jane Futchkar Rhonda Galloway Russell Galloway Jeff Gamble Gayla Gardner Steve Garrett Thomas Garrett Gayla Gaskin Cindy Gill 274 JUNIORS Terry Godwin Joe Goodall Danny Goodpaster Gary Goodwin Seth Gouge Sherie Graham Melanie Graves Melinda Graves Tammy Gray Gary Green Karen Green Louise Green Paul Greensides Ricky Griffen Terri Griffitt Kathy Grimm Glenda Gross Guy Gross Robin Guthrie Susan Haddock Robert Haley Cindy Hall Sherry Hall Terry Hall Phyllis Hamilton 4 , V Bobbie Hardie Allison Harper Gary Harris John Harris Tammy Hart Chris Harvey Debora Harvey Kim Hatcher Vanessa Haswell Donna Hays Johnny Helfenstine Mark Henderson Mary Herring John Herron Steve Herron Susan Hewitt Charles Hickman Barry Hicks Shannon Hilgart Kay Hill Kenneth Hill Richard Hill Mark Hilton Patricia Hinson Joe Hnizdo DEGREES OF CONCENTRATION David Hobbs Melanie Hodges Cindy Hoes John Holland Tracy Hollis James Honeycutt Terri Horton Sherry Houchin Laura Houck Scott Huckabee Gregg Hudson Tammy Hurst Mike Hutcheson Kim Ingram Brent James Sandra James Shawnda James Jim Jarvis Billy Johnson Brent Johnson Kari Johnson Doug Johnston BUILDING COMPETITION Kenneth Johnson Lydia Johnson Jimmy Johnson Barry Jones Bryan Jones Clifton Jones Julie Jones Robb Jones Sandra Jones Cindy Jordan Mike Kaiser Donna Kays Mike Kays Ricky Keck Diana Kellar Darren Kells Claire Kelly James Kidd John Kidd Robin Killingsworth Dennis Kilmer John Kimbell 278 JUNIORS Jonni Knight Janet Koelle Kim Konyha Jana Kramer Carol Krieger Karen Krueger Carol Kurkendal Denise Lairson Vickie Lake Sandra Lakey John Lee Allen Leeth Gaye Lile Chrissa Linnemann Connie Little Brian Lizak George Lochner Lisa Lockhart Lucinda Logan April Long Erin Longwell Leigh Looney Vicki Lopez Ken Lo Sciuto Connie Lowe Johnnie Lybrand Karen Lynch Lisa Maack Kari Mabra Janette Majors Elizabeth Malone Kim Malone Paula Malone Tommy Malonly Mitch Mansfield Judy Mapes Laurie Marshall Bruce Martin Kathy Martin Teresa Martinez Deborah Mason Kyle Massey Lucy Mathews Sherry Mathews Bill Matthis Paula Max James Maxwell Larry Mo Chuck Maze Edwina McArthur 7 T 2 . 3 J%Mk fins JUNIORS SUPPORT THE TEAM Dale McCormack Elizabeth McCoy Mary McCoy Nancy McCoy Cathy McCray Becky McCulloch Margie McDaniel John McDonald Glenda McDuff Mike McGee Doug McGehee Brenda McGinnis Richard McJunkins Bruce McKaig John McKay Dona McKnight Karen McLeod Cathy McMichael Ken McNeely Chuck Meador Robyn Meadows Virginia Merrill KEEPING UP WITH TIMES Patricia Methner David Metzger Scott Metzker Stephanie Milam David Miller Mike Miller Kevin Milner Beth Minick Gary Minter Doug Miske Becky Mitchell Debbie Mitchell Pamela Mitchell Terry Mitchell Bruce Mjoseth Greg Mock Britt Monts Rick Moore Rick Moore Suzanne Moreau Judy Morgan Stephanie Morgan John Morris Dana Moslander Donna Moslander Gary Moss Lyn Motheral Angie Mullins Connie Mullins Mark Mullins Darryl Murray Scott Murray Mike Muzny Bob Myrick Anne Nelson Gwen Nelson Lana Nelson Lonnie Nelson Cindy Nicholls Jerry Nicholls Mark North JoBeth Northrip JoAnna Null Siobhan Obrien Maureen Oconnor Patricia Odell Joel Odom JimOgden Robert Osborn Ann Osmus Sandy Ostrereich Donna Owens Craig Pace Luella Parchman Chawn Pardue Deborah Parkinson Neil Parks Patricia Parrish Joni Patterson Mark Patterson Kevin Pearce Bart Perkins Derriel Perkins Tami Perkins Tammy Perkins Debbie Peterson LeAnne Peterson Mark Peterson Shawn Peterson Mary Petrey Jeff Phillips Kim Phillips Sue Phillips Ray Pinson Neavy Pok Robert Pond Mark Pope Thomas Powell Tim Powell WW 89 ANTICIPATING THE TUTURE Mark Powhatan Steve Presley Charles Previte Julie Price Ronnie Pruitt Larry Puckett Randy Purvis Tim Putt Raymond Radcliff Randi Ragan Rickey Rains Doug Rake Gary Ray Ronnie Ray Tammy Ray Laurie Reardon Craig Reel Richard Reese Jan Reifle Jill Reifle Lisa Renfro Bryan Reno JRS. FULFILL FHEIR GOALS Mary Reyna Mark Richard Billy Richards Jerrie Riddle David Riese Karen Rietfors Jana Rigby Craig Robert Frances Roberts Scott Roberts Steven Roberts Billy Robertshaw Don Robertson Susan Robinson Janet Roddy Cliff Rodgers Erlette Rodgers Cynthia Rodriguez Cash Rohrbough Pamela Rountree James Roush Becky Rucker PmP! ■■ ; s; Gary Sanchez Bart Sanders Tammy Sanders Angie Saunders Tangie Saunders Deborah Savage Kurt Saver Paul Savory Sherry Schifelbein Skip Schonard Mark Schotte Sonya Schroeder Teresa Scott Valerie Scott Danny Sears Richard Sears Catherine Seifert Steven Shockelford Scott Shaver Gloria Shell Lori Shelley Ricky Shelton Jeff Sheppard Jan Shields Patricia Shimmel Larry Short Tina Shorpshire Danny Shults Lana Siebanthall Robert Sifford Alan Simpson Kevin Sinclair David Sinquefield Gena Skidmire Linda Skipper Stacie Slisz Darla Smith Debra Smith Freddie Smith Pam Smith Paul Smith Ricky Smith Stanly Smith Syndie Smith Vicky Smith Harold Smithey Lisa Snell Gregg Snow Lisa Solberg Frankie Souder JUNIORS COMBINE EFFORTS Terry Sowell Tina Spark David Speight Marty Spiller Jack Spoolstra Vicki Sprowl Patricia Sroufe Ivan Staats Becky Steele Larry Stell Grace Stevens Luann Stevens Melinda Stevens Molly Stevenson Angela Stickley Guy Stoker Doug Stone Gary Stone David Strickler Toni Stuard Kaye Suarez Debra Suddeth 289 JUNIORS YEAR OF MANY ACHIEVEMENTS Erin Sugg Darren Swain Kevin Swanzy Nancy Swartwout Tracy Tabor Becky Taylor Cindy Taylor Laurie Taylor Debbie Teafatiller Ricky Teames Kirk Tedford Jack Thayer Scott Thomas Sherry Thomas Julie Thornton Sherry Thornton Diana Thrasher Marvin Tice Marcia Tillery Karen Tipton Terry Todd Juliet Toler wmm Denise Toth Paul Trimarchi DeAn Trimm Gail Trostle David Troutt Bruce Tucker Cynthia Tucker Tracy Tuel Jenny Turbyfill Pat Turner John Tyson Tammy Urban Donna Van Huss Cindy Vaughn Robert Vaughn Gary Vanvoorhis Wade Vastine Kelli Venable Carl Viator Dale Vinson Mike Volkert David Wahlberg Tom Wakeham Mark Wakeley Pam Waldrum Darren Walker Sherry Walker Curt Wallace Lydia Waller Jan Walles Denise Walling Kathy Walling Patrice Walling Glenda Walls Shawn Walsh Cheryl Walts Carlo Ward Jody Ward Kathi Warden Donna Watkins Mike Watkins Marianne Watson Donna Watters Tam Weaver Steven Webb Tonya Webster James Weeks Jeff Weigler Johanna Weisser Bob Welch Jana Welpman Reggie Welty Natalie Wernicke A YEAR TO REMEMBER Cherese West Mike West Terri West Barry Wetsel Jan wheeler Mark Whipple Mindy Whitaler Mark White Ricky White Wendy White Craig Whitwell Sharon Whobrey Gary Wilcox William Wickham Jeff Williams Ronda Williams Sherri Williams Tim Willingham Larry Wilkerson Ginger Wilks Billy Wilmut Becky Wilson LOOKING TOWARDS TOMORROW Malinda Wilson Rodger Wilson Tracy Wirt Elaine Wiseman Clinton Witherspoon Autmn Wolfe Larry Wommack Rhonda Wood Tammy Wood Bill Woods Robert Woods Debra Woodson Diane Woodson Renee Woolery Chris Wright Rhonda Wright Richard Wright Robin Wright Greg Wyatt Lanty Wylie Teresa Yancey Randy Yarbrough SENIORS 297 SENIORS SENIOR YEAR JANEAKINS CLAY ALBIN DWAYNE ALLEN MICHAEL ALLEN TERRI ALLEN TONY ALLEN BILLY ALLEN SUSAN ANDERSON LINDON ANDREWS LISA ARMSTRONG ROBERT ATKINS DEBBIE BAKER mst d _ gg 2£ HOLDS SURPRISES MARK BALLARD WAYNE BARNARD VIRGINIA BARRETT ALAN BARRON LESLIE ANN BARTON DON BELL STANLEY BELL GARY BELUE CRAIG BENSON TOM BEVENIDGE SENIORS DISPLAY JOE BLACK LEA ANN BLACK JOANNBLAIN SHIRLEY BLAIR CARMEL BLAKEMORE JAY BLAKEY GAIL BLASDEL DAVID BLEMINGS DAVID BOASE s833 KAREN BOLIN DAVID BOW CARY LANE BOWEN DON BOWDEN TONY BOWEN WBS UNUSUAL PERSONALITIES BRIAN BOYD JOY BRANNEN STEPHANIE BRANOM DONALD BREWER WILLIAM BRISCO iin$ TERESA BROOKS DEBI BROWN JILL BROWN LISA BROWNING MARK BROWNING PATTI BUCKMAN CHERYL BUIE JANICE BULLARD JAY BUNCH GARY BURCH WITH KNOWLEDGE JAN BURGESS CINDY BURK JENNY BURNETT RONNIE BURRIS BILL BURT LYNN CAMPBELL MARY CAMPBELL RUSSELL CAMPBELL SEBA CAMPBELL SUSAN CAMPBELL WE GROW ROBERT CANNON VICKI CANON CATHY CARLOCK ELAINE CARMACK CLAUDIA CARTER MARY CHASE JODY CHEATHAM CAROLYN CHESTER ALEXANDER CHICHIOCO VICKI CHRISTIAN SETTING EXAMPLES DOUG CHRISTOFF JOE CIAROY KERRY CLARK RONNY CLARK STEVE CLARK 7% TURIA CLAY CYNTHIA CLEGHORN KIRK CLEMENTS STEPHANIE CLENDENING CHRIS CLIFTON CATHIE COFFAAAN JOANNA COGGINS CAROL COLE LAURA COLE BILL COLE OF LEADERSHIP ft KATHY COLEY PATRICIA COLGAN JAN COLLARD DARLA COLLEPS MARK COLLINS MONTE COLLINS JONI CONWAY RUTH CONWAY MIKE COOLEY GAE COOPER GAYE COULSON JEFF COUNTS CLAIRE COURTNEY CHARLES COWAN JOHN CRAMER SERIOUSNESSAND PLAY ARE CHARLES CRANE KEVIN CRAVENS MICHAEL CRITTENDEN TERRY CROCKETT ELIZABETH CRONE DONNA CRUST KELLI CURTIN BRITT DALTON CYNDI DANE GEORGE DANIELS NATALIE CRONIN RICHARD CROSS BRIAN CRUM JOHN CRUMPLER IV mi A ' «Tfc S i x ' 1 r • ft . w PART OF A SENIOR YEAR DIANE DANLEY DENISE DARNELL DIANE DAVIS CINDY DEATON PAULA DECKER PAT DEITZ MARK DELANEY KAREN DELIN JANENE DENISON DENA DENNIS ROCKY DENNIS GIGI DEPPE JILL DICKSON LOREN DIETEL WINTER WEATHER DARREN DINEHART RITA DODD DIANA DODDS MICHAEL DOLLINS MARC DOLMAN SCOn DORAN WAYNE DOUCET DEBBIE DOWTY JAMIE DRURY DWAYNE DUBBERLY SUSAN DUFFICY SUSAN DUNCAN RICKY DUNCAN ALAN EAKS SPARKS FOOTBALL SPIRIT PAT EASTERLING SHARON EBLEN KIM EDWARDS BARRY ELKINS ERIC ENDICOTT JEFF ENDICOTT BETTY ENGELHARDT JANET ERB DONNYERWIN LINDA EVANS TAMMY FAGALA JULIE FAILOR STEVE FALKENBERRY TAMI FENIMORE TAMMY FIDDLER GRADUATION, TIMOTHY FONTENOT MIKE FORD RANDY FORESTER KENNY FORKNER LEISA FORMAN 310 SENIORS A TIME TO CELEBRATE JIM FORRESTER JULIE FORSLUND CHAROLETTE FRANCIS CATHY FRANK DEBBIE FRANKLIN BECKY FUNDERBURG SANDY GAFFORD RONNIE GAGNE BILLY GALLOWAY JULIE GANDY FRIENDS MAKE THE NORRESA GANT GAYLE GARRETT RAMONA GARRETT MICHAEL GASTON NEVIN GATES ANNELLE GLYNN LINDA GOOD PAUL GOTTSCHALK KELLY GOUGH JIMMYE GOWAN WORK SEEM EASIER SHARON GRAMMER LISA GRAVES MARTHA GRAY VICKIE GREENE JANA GREER GARY GREGORY JOE GRICE DEBBIE GRIMES KRIS GRIMLAND PHILGRUBBS SUSANNE GUSTAVSSON BESS HAAGE RANDY HALLENBECK STEPHEN HAMILTON RUTHIE HAMM TRYING TO DETERMINE RETTA HARALSON MICHAEL HARBERT BRYAN HARDESTY JERRIE ANN HARDGRAVE RACHELLE HARDIN JAMES HARRINGTON ALLEN HARRIS JOAN HARRIS LISA HARRIS RONALD HARRIS EILEEN HARKIN WILLIAM HARLIN MARK HARMAN BOB HARPER A FUTURE CAREER CAROL HART TOM HARVEY LAMONT HAWTHORNE GARY HAYNES LISA HEAD ROLAN HENLEY TOMMY HERRING DONALD HESTILOW LAURA HESTILOW SCOTT HEWELL GOOD TIMES WILLIAM HICKS CINDY HIGGINS LAURA HILGART BECKY HILL NANCY HILL MIKE HILL ANGIE HODGES CHERI HOLLOW AY RICHARD HOLLOW AY ROMA HOLLOWAY MELODIE HOMAN LOUANNA HOOD DIANE HOPKINS JERRY HOPKINS ALAN HORN WE SHARED !fll PIE JOY HORTON RAY HOWELL CHRISTIE HUBBARD LINDA HUBBARD MARVIN HUGHES PEGGY HUGHES RICHARD HUGHES KEITH HURLBURT SANDRA HURLBUT KATHY HURLEY TOM HURT DEBBIE HUTTO JAMES HUTTO LISA IRBY JANICE JACKSON SCHOOL ACTIVITIES PUT JOHN JACKSON KEITH JACKSON MARY JACKSON RICHARD JAMES DEBBIE JEFFERSON PETER JOHNSON STEVE JOHNSON ALFRED JONES DONNA JONES JANICE JONES DENISE JOHNSON DOTTIE JOHNSON KAREN JOHNSON MICHAEL JOHNSON SMILES ON FACES LYNN JONES PATRICIA JONES DAVID KAISER OLD FRIENDS ARE CHRISTINE KIRCHOFFER LAURA LIRSCHBAUM PAT KOETHER BIRGIT KORBAAACHER MIKE KRAWETZKE FARRON LAKEY LAURIE LAMB GAIL LANE JULIE LARWOOD HARD TO LEAVE CHERYL LAWLESS JOHN LEATH JOE LEDBETTER JAMES LEE YONG LEE MAX LEGETT SANDI LEININGER KELLEY LEWIS STEVE LEWIS TERRY LINCECUM PARRIS LINDSAY LAURIE LINSTEADT MARK LINTON JULIE LIVELY STACY LOFTIN PRESENT EXPERIENCES WILL TAMMY LORENZ VINCE LOUCKS ROBERT LOWREY ANNE LUKIN DERALD LYBRAND BRENT LYON TAMMY MACLACHLAN GAILMAHONEY TIMMY MAIN KAREN MAJORS ROBIN MANESS DEBRA MAPLES SANDY MARKUM JENNIE MARSHALL SOON BE FOND MEMORIES LORI MARTIN MELINDA MARTIN REGINA MARTIN JENNIFER MATTHEWS DAVID MATULA ANDYMAXEY DONNYE MAYFIELD JULIE MAYFIELD KEVIN MCALISTER RONNIE MCCAIN MICHELLE MCCLUNG MARIA MCCOOL ELIZABETH MCCOY DAVID MCCULLAR SENIORS PREPARE CHRIS MCDANIEL RICKY MCDANIEL ROY MCGEE BARRY MCKAIG LAURIE MCKAY PAM MCMAHEN BRYAN MCMICHAEL DOUG MCNEELY LAURIE MEDEIRAS BYRON MEEK w % JODY MEHAFFEY BRAD MENGWASSER TOMMY MERRILL GENIE MEYERS CHERYL MIKEL FOR THE HOLIDAYS KENNETH MIKELL LAURA MILLER PEGGY MILLER CHERYL MITCHELL MICHELLE MITCHELL ROGER MITCHELL GAYLA MIXON MARGARET MOLSBEE LARRY MONG DIANA MONROE MIKE MONTGOMERY JIMMY MOODY DERRELL MOORE REMEMBER THE JACKIE MOORE GREG MORGAN JOHN MORRISON RANDY MORSE TERESA MOSER CHRISTI MURPHEY MIKE MURPHY PATSY MURPHY MARK MURRAY TIM MASL KELLY MOSS TERRY MOSS TERRY MOTLEY BRENDA MOUNCE GOOD TIMES VICKI NEEB BRENT NEFF KAREN NEIDHOLT CLIFF NELSON KIM NELSON STEVEN NELSON MARSHALL NEWLAND BRENDA NICHOLSON CRAIG NICHOLSON SUE NOBLET VAN NORMAN PAULA NORVELLE DAVID NOVEY ALAN ODOM V AN EYE FOR BRITT OLIVER GARY OLSEN JOHN OMAS DAVID ORTEGA CINDY OUTCALT PAULA PAULING DARRELL PAVLOVICH DEBBIE PEARSON KIM PEARSON KATHY PEEK 328 SENIORS THE FUTURE RICHARD PEPIN TAMMY PETERS JULIE PETERSON DENNYE PETTERSON RODNEY PFAHNING DANE PHILLIPS JEFF PHILLIPS SCOn PHILLIPS JAMES PICKERING CURTPIRKEL BARBARA PITCHFORD WILLIAM PRATT MARK PRICE JOHN PRINGLE PATTI PRIOR PRETTY SMILES FROM JANIS PRUITT MIKEPSENEIK GREG PURIFOY JOHNQUINN TOM RACKLEY TONEY RADER STEPHANIE REDDING TINAREGER VINCERICE VICKEY RICHARDS MARSHA RIPPY DIANE ROACH DEAN ROBERSON KATHY ROE PRETTY SENIORS SHARLA RORICK KATHY ROSS BILL ROSSITTER CHRISTINA ROTHMAN CHERYL ROTRUCK BARBARA ROUNTREE TERESA ROWLETT scon ROYSE LINDY RUSHING MONA PUTTEDGE MARK SAMUELSON KAREN SANCHAZ JERRY SANDERS DAVID SCHELLHORN SENIORS TAKE PRIDE BIFFSCHUESSLER SUSAN SCHWEITZER MIKESCIFRES steve scon JUDY SCRITCHFIELD TINA SCRUGGS SUSAN SEITZ GRAHAM SHAW TANI SHILLING TRACI SHOOK VmBgn CANDYE SHORT BILLY SHULTS ALAN SIFFORD PAUL SIMMONS ANDY SLISZ DANNY SLOAN DAVID SMITH IN THEIR POWER KENNETH SMITH LARRY SMITH MARK SMITH BRENDA SMOOT GARY SNELL ELIZABETH SNYDER BRITSONGER DENISE SPANN CINDY SPANO MIKESPAULDING BILLSPENCE JANIS SPRADLEZ RONNIE SPRINGFIELD SUZETTE SPROWL GINASPURLOCK DONA SRYGLEY MARTY STALLINGS SUCCESS, DEFEAT, AND JOY PAM STALLINGS GAYLE STEELE TRACY STERLING JEFF STEWART LES STEWART SUSAN STEWART BRYAN STIMMEL RONALD STINSON SUSAN STOCKTON ANGELA STONE KATHY STONE DALE STOUT WILLIAM STOUT JOHN SULLIVAN DEBORAH SURLES JULIE SWANN DENISE SWANZY FILL THESENIORYEAR RICKY SWEET HUGH SWINDELL PATRICIA TALBOT TERRI TANSKI CYNTHIA TAYLOR JIMMY TAYLOR RICHARD TAYLOR ANITA TEAGUE DAVID TEAGUE SHERRY TEAGUE STEPHANIE TEMPLER BILLTHIAS CHARLES THOMPSON GRADY THOMPSON KEITH THOMPSON CINDY THORNTON DENNIS THREADGILL GRADUATES DISPLAY NED THURMOND DON TIGERT DEBORAH TOAL ROBERT TODD KATHY TOLBERT KENNETH TOLBERT ROBERT TOMISON MIKE TONEY MIKE TROUT KATHY TRULY MARK TUCKER TEENATUEL SUSAN TURLEY DEBBIE TURNER LAURIE TURNER MIKE TURNER JUDY TYLER 336 SENIORS THEIR MANY TALENTS TERI UNFRIED SALLY VANDERBILT MARCY VANDERGRIFF DONALD VAN HUSS PATTY VANHUSS SUSAN VOLS SUSAN VOSS TIM WADE JEANNE WALKER STEVEN WALKER SUZIE WALKER JANIS WALLS CHRIS WALSH MARY WALSH LESA WALTERS KATHY WALTON THE END OF A PAULA WARD SUZI WARNEKE PHILWATKINS THERESA WAITERS LINDA WAYLAND CHRISTIE WEBB KARRIE WELBORN MELONEY WELCH CAROLYN WELDON SUSAN WESTERMAN CYNDI WHITE RANDALL WHITE TERRI WHITE TERRY A. WHITE DON WHITEHEAD TONY WHITWORTH RONNIE WILEY SPECTACULAR YEAR PATTI WILLIAMS SUSIE WILLIAMS JEFFLYN WILLIAMSON MARCY WILSON ROBERT WIMER GREG WINSLOW GREG WOHL MELISSA WOMACK RUSTY WRIGHT LARRY WRIGHT STEPHEN WRIGHT GLENN YANT KAREN YOSS DONNA ZAREMBA BETH ZIPPERER MIKEZUBROSKI 339 SENIORS INDEX ■H BH Like everyone else, .._ our ups and downs; but i each valley, we succeeded in hitting a peak unsurpassed by enjoy life and to aim high and ,s. The thanks excitement, and a multitude of outstanding faculty and ho worked and succeeded, ho tried but ied and will remembe ALLSBROOK, WILLIAM M.M.; Band. East Texas State University, B.M. Ed., EH, JEWELL — Counselor ' s Secretary. ILY, MIKE — West Texas State University, B.S. AKER, KAY E. — North Texas State University, University of Colo- rado, B.S.; Student Council. BARKER, LARRY - BARNETTE, JANE azine. BALLARD, DEBRA East Texas State University, B.S. — University of Georgia, A.B.J.; The Idylls Mag- BIGGS, KENNETH W. — East Texas State University, M.S.; Sci- ence Club. University of Texas at El Paso, B.S. Ed. BOZARTH, DANA Sophomore Class. BRITT, CLOMA — Oklahoma Baptist University, North Texas State University, M. Ed., Counseling Major; OEA 1 . BROCK, MARY ANNE — Baylor University, B.A., Austin College, M. A . BROWN, E. DON — North Texas State University, B.S., M. Ed. BROWN, NELLE — Hardin-Simmons University, B.S. BROWN, TEDDYE — Texas Christian University, B.M.E. BUSBY, ROBBIE — Southwestern State College, B.S. Ed. CAMPBELL, HELEN — Radford College, B.A., North Texas State University, M.A.; Junior Class. •Texas Tech University, B.S. Art Ed., B.S. Elem. Sul Ross, Pan American College, B.A — Phillips University, Arizona CANNON, BETTY - Ed.; Cheerleaders. CARROTHERS,JO — CHALLENER, PHYLLIS sity, B.A. CHANCE, JIM — Southeastern State University, M. Ed CHAPMAN, JUDY — Texas Wesleyan, B.A. CLANTON, JOHN — Midwestern University, University of Texas at El Paso, B.S., M. Adm. Ed. State Univer- CLOER, DONNA W. FBLA. North Texas State University, B.S., M.B.E.; COLE, SANDRA — North Texas State University, B.S. Bus. Ed.; NHS. COWARD, BILL CURTIS, BILL — Texas Christian University, North Texas State Uni- versity, B.A., M. Ed. DAVIS, BILL — Hardin-Simmons University, B.S. Chemistry. DAVIS, JANE — Abilene Christian College, B.S.E., East Texas State University, M.Ed. DAVID, OSSA MAE — Cashier. 342 INDEX DAY, JAMES — Hardin-Simmons University, B.S., North Texas State University, M. Ed. DAY, SALLY — Lamar State University, UTA, B.A. Math, M.A. DEAN, CAROLYN — North Texas State University, B.S.; Annual Staff. — — DE BORD, RAY DE FEE, LINDA — Texas Tech University, B.S. H.E. Ed.; HERO. DENSMAN, LINDA — Midwestern University, M. Ed.; Sophomore Class. DETAMORE, TRENT — De Pauw University, Oklahoma State Uni- versity, North Texas State University, B.A., M.S.; FCA. DIBBLE RICHARD — Eastern New Mexico, B.S. DICKSON, TOM A. — Southwest Texas State University, B.A., North Texas State University, M.A.; Bell Players, International Thes pian Society. DONNELLY, TERRANCE — North Texas State University, Northen Arizona University, B.S., M.A. DORST, VIRGINIA — Teachers Aid. DURHAM, JO — Principal ' s Secretary. FELL, ROY — Texas Tech University, B.S., North Texas State Un versity, M. Ed. FOWLER, EDNA — Baylor University, B.A. FUNICELLA, DEBBIE —Texas Tech University, B.A.; FTA. GANDILLON, KATHY — Kilgore College, North Texas State Uni versity, B.S. Ed.; Raiderettes. GORDON, PAUL — Texas Christian University, B.S. GOWAN, MARGARET — University of Alabama, B.S., M.A. HALE, LINDA — Teac hers Aid. HOLT, LINDA — Oklahoma State University, Baylor University, B.S. Ed. INGRAHAM, ROBERT — Roberts Wesleyan College, B.S. JACKSON, MARGARET — Junior Attendance Clerk. JAMES, TAHWAHNAH — Sophomore Attendance Clerk. JARRETT, BILL — Oklahoma State University, B.S. JOHNSTON, HELEN — St. Joseph ' s School of Nursing, Texag Wesleyan College, R.N., B.S. • KADARAS, LEE E, — Texas Wesleyan College, B.A., M. Ed. KELLEY, BELINDA — Texas A M University, B.A.; German Club. KENNEDY, THOMAS B. — Texas Tech University, B.A., M.A. KENSING, S. H. — West Texas State University, B.S. LAXSON, JANICE P. — North Texas State University, B.B.A. M.B.E.; Senior Class. MAGERS, DALE E. — Southern Methodist University, B.A. MC KENZIE, HELEN Forensic League. MERRITT, NELDA — sity, M. Ed. MIDDLETON, ELLA - tography. — North Texas State University, B.A.; Raider Baylo r University, B.A., Midwestern Univer- - Texas Tech University, B.A., M.A.; Cinema- MILAN, EMIL — University of Texas at Austin, B.S. P. Ed., North Texas State University, M.E., Principal ' s Certificate, Gymnastics Team. MILLS, PATRICIA — MOHON, SANDRA University, B.S.E. Texas Wesleyan College, B.A. — Abilene Christian College, Oklahoma State MOODY, ANNELLE — University of Te versify of Texas at Austin, L.L.B. MOORE, LETTISHA — MOORE, MIKE MORGAN, DEBORAH at Arlington, B.A., Uni- Wayland Baptist College, B.A. University of Texas at Arlington, B.A. Christian University, B.S.; Electrical MULLINS, RUSSELL — Te Trades. MUNDEN, KAYE — North Texas State University, M.A. NELSON, KATHRYN M. — North Texas State University, B.S., M. Ed.; Chess Club, Raider Rousers. OWENS, DON — Texas A M University, VICA; Texas Tech Uni- versity, B.S.; Metal Trades. PARKEY, MARGIE ■ PARKHILL, BOBBY Registrar and Dean ' s Secretary. Texas Tech, B.S. PAUL, DONNA — Tyler Junior College, Baylor University, Texas Wesleyan College, B.S. PAYNE, ALMA — Texas Women ' s University, B.S. PEEK, BARBARA — Teachers Aid. PERRY, RICHARD E. — North Texas State University, B.S., M. Ed. PITCHFORD, LILL — North Texas State University, B.S. PRIDEMORE, GORDON M. — North Texas State University, B.S. M. Ed.; Sophomore Class. PURSEL, DAN sity, B.S., M.A. Texas Tech University, North Texas State Univer- North Texas State University, B.A.; The RAMSEY, MARIAN Idylls Magazine. READ, MILDRED — North Texas State University, B.S.; F.H.A. REEVES, LINDA J. — Indiana University, University of Texas at Austin, B.A. RENDA, VICKI — Texas Women ' s University, North Texas State University, B.A. , M.L.S. RIDDLE, ROBERT L. — Texas Christian University, North Texas State University, B.A., M. Ed.; Science Club. ROBERTSON, DEWEY — Texas A M University, VICA. ROE, STEVE — University of Texas at Arlington, B.S., North Texas State University, M. Ed. RUCKER, JACK RUIZ, MOSES — North Texas State University, B.S. RUSSELL, GARY — University of Texas at Arlington, B.A. SANDERS, PAT L. — Hardin-Simmons University, B.S., North Texas State University, M. Ed. SEAMANS, ELIZABETH SEEDS — Tarrant County Junior College NE, Texas Wesleyan College, B.A. SMITH, ROBERT — Howard Payne College, B.S., Sul Ross Univer sity, M. Ed. SOLES, TED — Texas Wesleyan College, B.A.; DE 2. STEWART, BARBARA — Texas Christian University, B.A., M.A. Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S., STONE, NANCY FBLA. STRAIN, BARBARA - TAYLOR, MARTHA H Class. DE 1. — University of Texas, B.S.; Sophomore TAYLOR, TOMMY — Texas Christian University, B.S. TRAMMELL, BOBBY D. — Henderson County Junior College, North Texas State University, B.S., M. Ed.; Senior Class. VA N KOUGHNETT, FREIDA sity, B.S. Tennessee Technological Univer- WARD, PEGGY J. WASHMON, DAN Newspaper. • University of Texas at Austin, B.S. - North Texas State University, B.A.; Blueprint WIELAND, BRAD — Austin College, B.A., M.A. Lindenwood College, B.S., Washington Univer- WHITE, BETTY sity, M. Ed. WHITE, CHANDLER - WINSLOW, ROGER M.A.; Band. Southwest Texas State University, B.S. — Western State University of Colorado, WISDOM, ALICE — Wayland Baptist College, North Texas State- University, B.A.; Junior Class. WITHERSPOON, NINA — Senior Attendance Clerk. WOOD, ANNA B. — University of Texas at Arlington, B.A., French Club. WORDELMAN, GARRY — Mankato State College, B.S., Rensse- laer Polytechnic Institute, M.S.; Science Club. Ball State University, B.A., Indiana Ur WORTHAM, SUZANNE versity, M.A. YOUNG, W. M. — North Texas State University, East Texas State University, Texas A M, B.S., M. Ed. 34 3 INDEX SENIOR INDEX AKINS, JANE — Pep Club 1 ; Math Club 1 ; Raider Rousers 2; Art Club 2 ; Spanish Club 3, 4. ALBIN, CLAY. ALBRIGHT, SUSAN. ALDRIDGE, KATHLEEN D. — NJHS 1 ; German Club 2, 3; French Club 3, 4. ALLAN, CRAIG STEVE. ALLAN, DWAYNE. ALLAN, TERRI RENEE. ALLEN, BILLY — Athletics 1, 3; One Way Club 1; FCA 1; Raider Rousers 2, 3; German Club 2, 3; FTA 4. ALLEN, MIKE — Tennis Team 1 , 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Council 2; Who ' s Who Tennis 3. ANDERSON, SUSAN — FHA Pres. 1 ; Raiderettes 2, Lt. 3, Captain 4; Bell Players 2, 3, 4; International Thespian Society 3, 4; Best Actress Gypsy 3; Senior Council 4; FCA 4. ANDREWS, LINDON — Track Team 1 , 2. ARMSTRONG, LISA — Choir 1; FHA 1; Band 1; Speech and Drama Club 1; Newspaper Staff 2. ATKINS, ROBERT — Football Team 1 ; CVAE Cavalier Club 3, 4. AUBERRY, DEBBIE — Pep Club 1 . B BAIRD, TIM — Football Team 1 ; Young Life 2, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Raider Rousers 2; RFL 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Bell Players 4. BALLARD, MARK — Football Team 1 ; Newspaper Staff 1 . BAKER, DEBRA. BAKER, LARRY. BARNARD, WAYNE. BARNES, DON. BARRETT, VIRGINIA — Pep Club 1 ; Varsity Gymnastics 1,2,3, 4; Newspaper Staff 1 ; Raider Rousers 2. BARRON, ALAN — Spanish Club 1 , 2, 3, Parliamentarian 4; Chess Club 1 ; German Club 2, 3; Boys Choir Pres. 4; Varsity Baseball. BARTON, LESLIE ANN — PE Award 1 ; Raider Mascot 4; FCA 4; Bell Players 4. BATES, DAVE. BATES, LINDA — FHA 1 , 4; Raider Rousers 2. BAUGH, MARK. BEAVERS, LAURA — Pep Club Officer 1 ; FHA Parliamentarian 1 ; Varsity Gymnastics Team 2, 3; Girls Choir 1 ; German Club 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3; Cheerleader 4; Who ' s Who Cheerleader 4; Young Life 4; Student Council 4. BELL, DON — Athletics 1 , 2; Track 4; Young Life 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; FCA 2, 3. BELL, STANLEY L. — FBLA 3, 4; Creative Arts Club 4. BELLINGHAUSEN, CHUCK. BELUE, GARY. ' BENSON, CRAIG — Foo Pres. 4. BEVERIDGE, JEFF. BLACK, JOE — VICA 2, 3; Electrical Trades Pres. 4. BLACK, LEA ANN — Pep Club 1; FBLA 3; FHA 1, 2nd V.P. 2, 1s V.P. 3, Pres. 4; National Honor Society Parliamentarian 4; Youm Life 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. BLAIN, JO ANN — Band 1 , 2, 3 Treasurer; DEI Reporter 4 BLAIR, SHIRLEY. BLAKEMORE, CARMEL — Pep Club 1; Raider Rousers 2; Spanish Club 2; FTA 2, 3. BLAKEY, JAY — Football 1 , 2, 3, 4; FCA 1 . BLASDEL, GAIL — Who ' s Who PE 1 ; VOE 3. BLEMINGS, DAVID D. — Spanish Club 4; Chess Club 4; Speech Club 4. I A BLUM, LISA — FHA 1 ; Pep Club 1 ; German Club 4; Raiderettes 4. BOASE, DAVID — Football 4; Basketball 4; Archery Club 4; Track 4. BOLIN, KAREN — Choir 1. BOW, DAVID. BOWDEN, DON MIKE — Track 1 ; Football 1 ; Spanish Club 3. BOWEN, ANTHONY — Football 1 , 3, 4; Track 1 , 2, 3. BOWEN, CARYLANE — Pep Club 1; Student Council 1; FHA 1; German Club 2, 3; Drill Team 3, 4. BOYD, BRIAN — Annual Staff Photographer 1; NJHS 1; Who ' s Who Math 1 ; Top Ten Award 1 ,• Chess Club 1 ; Newspaper Staff 1 ; German Club 3, 4; Shakespeare Society 3, Pres. 4; Science Club f Treas. 4; NHS 3, 4. BOYD, MICHAEL. BRANOM, STEPHANIE — Science Club 1; FHA 1; B$ie Club Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; Raider Rousers 2, 3; Spanish Club 3. BRANNEN, JOY — Pep Club 1; FHA 1; Bell Players 3, 4, Raic Rousers 3; Art Club 4. BREWER, DON — Athletics 1; Golf 2; DE I 3; DE II 4. BRISCO, WILLIAM. BROOKS, THERESA — Pep Club 1; FHA 1; VOE V. Pres. 3, 4; Young Life 4. BROWN, DEBI — Spanish Club 1; Highland Bear Supporter 1; Library Club 2; Girls Athletics 2; Hobbs High Eagle Supporter 2; Raider Rousers 3, 4; Choir 4; JA 4. BROWN, JILL — Newspaper Staff 1 ; Creative Arts Club 3. BROWNING, MARK — CVAE 3. BUCKMAN, PATTI — Pep Club 1 ; DECA 2; HECE 4. BULLARD, JANICE — Band 1 ; Choir 1 ; FHA 1 ; Raider Rousers 3. BUNCH, JAY — Athletics 1 . BUIE, CHERYL — Drama Club 1; Who ' s Who Drama 1; Bell Players 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Who ' s Who of American High School Students 3; Musical Productions 3, 4; International Thespian Soci- ety 4. BURCH, GARY — Electrical Trades 3, 4, VICA V. Pres. 4. BURGESS, JAN — Art Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who Art 1 ; Bell Play- ers 3, 4; Bowling League 2, 3, 4. 344 SENIOR INDEX BURK, CINDY. BURNETT, JENNY — Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1 ; Young Life 2, 3, 4; Raider Rousers 2; OEA 3, Sec. 4; FBLA 4. BURT, BILL. BUSTER, DAVID 2; Raider Rousers 2; JA 2; - Rodeo Club 2, 3, V. Pres. 4. CABELLO, PATSY — Art Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; SURO 4. CALVERT, DAVID — Football 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Track 1,2; FCA I, NHS 3, 4. CAMPBELL, KEITH. CAMPBELL, LYNN — Cheerleader 1; NJHg 1; French Club 2, 3; Junior Council Treas. 3. CAMPBELL, MARY — NJHS 1 ; Spanish Club 1 ; German Club 3, 4 ; NHS 4. CAMPBELL, RUSSELL. CAMPBELL, SEBA CAROLE — FHA 1 , 2, 3, 4; NJHS 1; French Club 3, 4; Speech Club 3; FBLA 4. CAMPBELL, SUSAN — FHA 1 , 2; Who ' s Who Choir 1 ; Pep Club 1 ; Who ' s Who Homemaking 1 ; NJHS 1 ; Choir Officer 1 ; Science Club 3. CANNON, ROBERT. CANON, VICKI — Band 1 ; FHA 1; VICA Pari. 3, Sec. 4; SURO 4 ; Who ' s Who Drafting 3. CANTRELL, SANDRA BERNICE — Bell Players 2, 3; SURO 4. CARLOCK, CATHY — Pep Club 1; Math Club 1; Young Life 2; FHA 3; Bell Players 3; Blueprint 3, 4; SURO 4. CARMACK, ELAINE — Spanish Club 1 ; Chess Club 1 ; French CH 2, 3, Sec. 4 ; FTA 3; Bell Players 3, 4; Shakespeare Society 3. 4} Science Club 4; NHS 4. CARTER, CLADIA. CHAMBERS, KAREN — Pep Club 1 , FHA 1 ; Young Life 2, 3, 4; Raider Rousers 2, 3 ; Spanish Club 2; OEA Officer 3, 4. CHAMBLISS, WILLIE M. — Pep Club 1 ; Leadership Award 1; Ten- nis Club 2; Creative Writing Club, Prose Editor 3; FTA 3, V. Pres. 4; Bell Players 3; Speech Club 3; Blueprint Staff 4. CHANEY, PHIL — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4; Track 1;FCA1. CHASE, MARY — Cheerleader 1 , 3, 4; Class Favorite 1 , 2; Student Council 2; Junior Council 3. CHEATHAM, JODY — Math Club 1 ; Pep Club 1 ; Choir 1 ; Spanish Club 3. CHESTER, CAROLYN — Science Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1; NJHS 1; FHA 1 ; Rodeo Club 2, 3, V. Pres., Sweetheart 4; German Club 3; Mixed Choir 2. CHICHIOCO, ALEXANDER. CHRISTIAN, VICKI — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1; All Region Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; All Region Orchestra 2, 3, 4. CHRISTOFF, DOUG — Mixed Choir 1; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Raider Rousers 2, 4; Musical Productions 3, 4; French Club Rep. 4. CLARDY, JOE — Football 1 . CLARK, RONNY A. CLARK, KERRY. CLARK, STEVE — Football 1,2; Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Track 1, 2; Key Club 2; NHS 4. CLAY, TURIA — Pep Club 1; Choir 1, Raiderettes 3, 4. CLEGHORN, CINDY — Pep Club 1 ; Art 1 ; FHA 2; JA Pres. 2. CLEMENTZ, KIRK. CLENDENING, STEPHANIE — Pep Club 1; French Club 2, 3; Raid- erettes 2, 3, 4. Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3; FHA 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Girls Athletics 4; CLIFTON, CHRIS Track 1 . CLINTON, CHARLES — Football 1 ; Basketball 1; DE 3; NHS 4. COFFMAN, CATHIE — Pep Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Raiderettes 2, 3; Junior Council 3; Senior Council Treas. 4. .-.r 0T COGGINS, JOANNA FCA 4. COLE, BILL — Football 1, 2 ; Basketball 1; Choir 1; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Treas. 4; FCA Chairman 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Track 3; Senior Council Pres. 4 COLE, CAROL — Pep Club 1; Who ' s Who Typing 1; FBLA 2, S. 3, Treas., Dist. Sec. 4; Creative Arts Club 3, Sec. 4; Raiderettes 4 COLE, LAURA. COLEY, KATHY — Art Club 3. COLGAN, PATTY — DE 2; HECE 4. COLLARD, JAN — CVAE Cavalier Club 4. COLLEPS, DARLA — Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; All Region Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; All State Band 3, 4; German Club 3; Band Sweetheart 4. COLLINS, MARK. ' §t§i- : COLLINS, MONTE — Football 1 , 2, 3, 4; Track 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; NHS 3, 4; FCA 1 , 2, 3; Student Council; Key Club 3. .CONWAY, JONI — FHA 1 ; Raider Rousers 2, 3 ; Bell Players 2; Girls Athletics 4. fc CONWAY, RUTH — Band 1 , 2, 3, 4. COOLEY, MIKE — VICA Pari. 4. COULSON, GAYE — FHA 1; Choir 1; Pep Club I; Raider Rousers 2, 3, 4; Young Life 2. COUNTS, JEFF — Football 1 , 2 ; VICA 3. COURTNEY, CLAIRE — Bell Players 4; French Club 4. COWAN, STEVE. CRAMER, JOHN — Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1 , 2; FBLA 3. CRANE, CHARLES R. — FCA V. Pres. 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletics 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 4; History Club 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Young Life 4. CRAVENS, KEVIN. CRITTENDEN, MICHAEL L. — NJHS 1; Choir 1; History Club J; Gymnastics 3, 4; FCA 4 ; Spanish Club 4; Young Life 4; NHS 4. CROCKETT, TERRY — Athletics 1 ,• FCA 1 ; German Club 2, 3. CRONE, LIZ — Raider Rousers 1 ; Tennis Team 3, Captain 4. CRONIN, NATALIE — Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1 , Officer 2, 3, 4 ; Spanish Club 3, 4; Young Life 3, 4; Raiderettes 3, 4. CRUM, BRYAN. CRUMPLER, KEVIN — Football 1 , 2, 3, 4; Track 1 . CURTIN, KELLI — Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1, 4; Who ' s Who Geography 1 ; French Club 1 , Pres. 2, 3; Tennis Team 1 ; FTA 4; Young Life 2, 3, 4. 345 SENIOR INDEX sr DALTON, BRin — Football 1 ; French Club 2; VICA 3, 4. DANE, CYNTHIA J. — FHA 1 ; International Thespian Society 2, 3, 4 ; Bell Players 3, 4. DANIELS, GEORGE — Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; Musical Productions 3; Stage Band 3; German Club 4. DANLEY, DIANE — Pep Club 1; Who ' s Who VOE 3; VOE Hist. 3, Pres. 4. DARNELL, DENISE — Band 1 , 2, 3, Treas. 4; All Region Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; Band Council V. Pres. 1; All State Band 3, 4. DAVIS, DIANE. DEATON, CINDY. DECKER, PAULA. DEITZ, PAT — Choir 1 ; Band 1,2,3, Sec. 4. DELANEY, MARK. DELIN, KAREN — Lions Club Award 1 ; FHA 1 , 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 3; Pep Club 1; NJHS 1; Who ' s Who of American High School Students 3; NHS 4; FCA 4. DEMMING, CHARLES MICHAEL. DENISON, JANENE — Pep Club 1; Choir 1; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Hist. 4; Choir Council 2; Young Life 2; Raider Rousers 3; FCA 4; Musical Productions 4. DENNIS, ROCKY — Football 1 ; Track 1 ; FCA 1 , 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Young Life 3, 4; Soccer Team 2, 3, 4. DEPPE, GIGI — Choir 1 , 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1,2,3, 4; Art Club 3; German Club 4; Young Life 4. DICKSON, JILL — Pep Club 1 ; Student Council 1 ; FHA 1 , 2; Soph- omore Council 2; Raider Rousers 3; HECE Sec. -Treas. 4. DIETEL, LOREN — Pep Club 1; FHA 1, 2, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4; Diving Team 1 ; Tarrant County Outstanding Citizen Award 1 ; Swim Team 2; FBLA 3, 4; Young Life 3, 4; Montgomery Ward Teen Board 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. DINEHART, DARREN — Football 1,2; Track 1,2, 3; NJHS 1; FCA 1 , 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4. DODD, RITA — FHA 1 ; Girls Athletics Co-Captain Volleyball Team 4. DODDS, DIANA — NJHS 1 ; Annual Staff 1 ; Outstanding Student Algebra 1; Spanish Club 3; Blueprint Staff 3, Bus. Mgr. 4; Raider Rousers 3. DOLLINS, MICHAEL — Math Club 1; Golf 2; Football 2; German Club 3. DOLMAN, MARC — Football 1, 2; Student Council 1, 4; Young Life 3, 4. DORAN, SCOn — Football 1 ; Basketball 1 ; Track 1 ; Tennis 2, 3, 4; FCA 4. DORRIS, JAY — Art Club 1 ; Junior Hist. Club 1 ; Spanish Club 3, 4. DOUCET, WAYNE — Football 1 ; Track 1 ; Baseball 2, 3, 4. DRURY, JAMIE. DUBBERLY, DWAYNE — Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Bible Club 2; Young Life 2. DUFFICY, SUSAN — Who ' s Who English 1; Junior Hist. Club 1; Outstanding French Achievement 1; German Club 2, 3, V. Pres. 4; French Club 1 ; JA 2; Golf 2; Science Club Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Bell Liter- ary Award 3; Creative Arts Club 3, 4; Young Life 3; NHS Sec. 4; Student Council 4; Idylls Ed. 4; Shakespeare Society 4. DUNCAN, RICKY — VICA 3, 4; ICT 4. DUNCAN, SUSAN — Pep Club 1; FHA 1, 4; Raider Rousers 2, 3, 4; Young Life 2, 3, 4. DOWTY, DEBBIE Spanish Club 3, 4. Pep Club 1; Art Club 1; Raider Rousers 2; EAKS, ALLAN — Band Pres. 1 , 2, 3, 4; Choir Pres. 1 ; Ecology Club 1; All Region Band 1, 3; Who ' s Who Choir 1; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Pres. 4; Sophomore Council 2; Junior Council 3; All Region Choir 2; FCA 4; Bell Players 4. EASTERLING, PAT. EBLEN, SHARON — All Region Band 1 , 2, 3; Who ' s Who Spanish 1 ; German Club 2; All Region Orchestra 3; Band 3, 4; Musical Pro- ductions 3, 4; Band Council 4. EDWARDS, KIM — Band 1 ; Majorette 1 ; FHA Officer 1 ; Raider- ettes 2, 3, 4; FCA 2. EHRHART, TOM — Science Club 2; German Club 1 . ENDICOTT, ERIC — HECE Publicity Officer 3, Pres. 4. ENDICOTT, JEFF — Athletics 1 , 2. ERB, JANET L. — JA 2; Art Club 2, Treas. 3, 4; Raider Rousers 2, 3, 4; Creative Arts Club 4. ERWIN, DANNY — DE 4. ESTEPS, LARRY — Football 1 ; Soccer 3. EVANS, JOEL. EVANS, LINDA KAY — HECE 3, 4. FAGALA, TAMMY — Who ' s Who Homemaking 1 ; NJHS 1 ; FHA 1 , 2,3,4. FAILOR, JULIE ANNE — French Club 3, 4; Young Life 3, 4; NHS 4. FALKENBERRY, STEVE — Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1 , 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3; NHS 4. FENIMORE, TAMI — Pep Club 1 ; German Club 3, 4; Young Life 4. FIFE, RUSSELL — Drum Major 1 ; Annual Staff Photography Editor -1 ; A ll Reg i on 1 , 3, 4; Science Club 1; Band 2, 3, 4; NHS 4. FINCH, NOEL KIM — VICA 3, 4. FISHER, CHRIS — Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Younger Life 1; Math Club 1; Young Life 2; FCA 3, 4. FISHER, KENT — VICA 3, 4. FISHER, SUSAN — Choir 1; Pep Club 1; Who ' s Who of American High School Students. FLEENOR, TAMI — Band 1; Choir 1; Drama Club 1; Math Club 1; Art Club 1 . FLEMING, NICK — Athletics 1 , 2; German Club 2. FLOOD, CHRISY. FOLBRE, FRANK S. Ill — Band 1 , 2, 3; Concert Band 1 , 2. FONTENOT, TIMOTHY — Lab. Assistant. FORD, MIKE — German Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Bell Players 4. FORESTER, RANDY — Athletics 1 ; Rodeo Club 2, 3, 4. FORKNER, KENNY — Football 1 , 2; Basketball 1 ,- FCA 1 , 2. FOREMAN, LEISA. FORRESTER, JIM — FCA 1; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Ten- nis Team 2, 3, Captain 4; German Club 3. FORSLUND, JULIE — FHA 1 . FOSTER, RUSSELL. 346 SENIOR INDEX FRANCIS, CHARLOTTE — FHA 1 ; Pep Club 1 ; Drama Club 1 ; FCA 1 ; Gymnastics 1 , 2; Young Life 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. FRANK, CATHY. FRANKLIN, DEBBIE. FREDERICKSON, PAM. FROBERG, DAVID — FCA 1 ; Football 1 ; Younger Life 1 ; Young Life 3, 4. FULKERSON, MARK — One Way Club 1 ; Band 1 , 2, 3; FBLA 4; Rodeo Club 4. FULMER, DEBBIE — FHA 1; One Way Club 1; Student Council 1; Young Life 2, 3, 4; German Club 3; Blueprint Staff 4; Raider Rous- ers2. FUNDERBURG, BECKY — FHA 1; Pep Club 1; Young Life 2, 3, 4 ; Raider Rousers 2; Raiderettes 3, Head Mgr. 4; VOE 3; Student Council 3, 4. GAFFORD, SANDY — Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1; One Way Club 1. GAGNY, ROLAND. GANDY, JULIE — Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. GANT, LEE — Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 1; FHA 1 ; Sonata Club 1, 3; Choir Council 2, 4; Bell Players 2; Raider Rousers 2, 4; JA 2; Creative Arts Club 3, 4. GARREN, STEPHEN — VICA 3, 4. GARRETT, RAMONA— Pep Club 1; FHA 1; Bell Players 2. GASTON, MICHAEL J. — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Productions 3, 4; Stage Band 4. GATES, NEVIN L. — Band Rep. 1; Newspaper Co-Ed. ; Photogra- phy Ed. 1 ; Annual Staff Head Photographer 1,2,3, 4 ; Key Club 2, 3; German Club 2, 3; Raider Rousers 3. GENTRY, GREG — FCA 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Younger Life 1; Ger- man Club 2, 3; Young Life 2, 3. GEORGE, BENJIE — Pep Club 1 ; NJHS 1 ; Young Life 3, 4; Raider- ettes 3, 4 ; Bell Players 4; German Club 3; Musical Productions 4. GIBSON, SHARON — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; NJHS 1 ; Choir 1 , 2; NHS 3,4. GILBERT, DARRELL — Football 1 ; Track 1 , 2; Rodeo Club 4. GLASGOW, THOMAS BRUCE. GLYNN, ANNELLE — Pep Club 1 ; NJHS 1 ; FHA 1 , 4 ; Spanish Club 1 ; Lion ' s Club Award 1 ; Optimist Award 1 ; Outstanding Ninth Grade Student 1 ; NHS 4. GOOD, KEVIN. GOOD, LINDA. GOTTSCHALK, PAUL. GOUGH, KELLY — Football 1,2. GOWAN, JIMMIE — Science Club 1 ; Football 1,2,3, 4; FCA 1 , 2, Pep Club 1; FHA 1; Speech Club 2; 3, 4 ; FBLA 2. GRAMMER, SHARON DECA Sec. 4. GRAVES, LESA — Pep Club Pres. 1; FHA 1; Student Council 1, Treas. 2; Bell Players 3; Raiderettes 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Senior Council 4. GRAY, MARTHA — French Club 1, 3, 4; Who ' s Who Health 1; Junior Hist. Club Pres. 1 ; Merit Award World Geog. 1 ; Raider Rous- ers 2; DE Reporter 4. GREEN, TIM. GREENE, VICKIE LYNN — Pep Club Reporter 1 , Pres. 3; FHA 1 , 2, 3; Drill Team 2nd. Lt. 1 , 1 st Lt. 3; HERO Pres. 3; Tennis Club 3. GREER, JANA. GREGOR Y, GARY — Who ' s Who Athletics 1; Track 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4 ; German Club 2, 3. GRICE,JOE. GRIMES, DEBBY — FHA 1 , 2; Newspaper Staff 4. GRIMLAND, KRIS — Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1; Younger Life 1 ; Young Life 2, 3, 4; German Club 3; Student Council 4; Sen- ior Council 4. GRUBB, KENAY. GRUBBS, DOUG — Band 1; Choir 1; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Raider Rousers 3; Musical Productions 4. GUSTAVSSON, SUSANNE. GUTHRIE, JERRY W. — NJHS 1; NHS 2; Bell Players 2; Young Life 2,3,4. H HAAGE, BESS — FHA 1 ; Newspaper Staff 3. HALL, CARRY. HALLENBECK, RANDY — VICA 3, 4. HAMILTON, DEANIE. HAMILTON, STEVE. HAMM, RUTHIE KNIPE — Pep Club 1 . HARALSON, RETTA — Basketball 1 , 2, 3; FHA 3; Science Club 3. HARBERT, MICHAEL MARK. HARDESTY, BRYAN E. — Creative Arts Club 4. HARDGRAVE, JERRIE — Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; Creative Arts Club 3. HARDIN, RACHELLE — Choir 1 ; Art Club 4. HARLIN, WILLIAM TROY. HARMAN, MARK — Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; All Region Band 1 , 2, 3; All State Orchestra 3; NHS 4. HARPER, BOB — Annual Staff 1 , 2; Limelight Editor 3, Editor 4; Who ' s Who in English 1; Photography Club 1; Key Club 3, Sec. 4; FTA 3, 4; Who ' s Who in American High School Students 3; Science Club 3; Shakespeare Society 3, 4; Raider Rousers 3; Student Coun- cil 4; NHS 4; American Legion Boys ' State Representative 4. HARRINGTON, JAMES. HARRIS, ALLEN — Football 1 ; FCA 1 ; NJHS Treas. 1 ; Golf 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4. HARRIS, JOAN — Girls Choir 1, 3; Track 1; Archery Club 1; Rodeo Club 2; Raider Rousers 3. HARRIS, LISA — NJHS 1; Student Council 1, 2, 4; FHA Officer 1; Valentine Sweetheart 1; Raider Rousers 2, 3, 4; Young Life 2; Spanish Club 3. HARRIS, RONALD RAY. HART, CAROLE — Band 1 , 2, 3, V. Pres. 4; Who ' s Who Band 1 ; All Region Band 1 , 3, 4; All Region Orchestra 3, 4; German Club 3; Fort Worth Youth Orchestra 3, 4. HARVEY, TOM — Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1 , 2; FCA 1 ; Baseball 2, 3, 4; German Club 2. HAWTHORNE, LAMONT — Band 1 , 2, Drum Major 3, Head Drum Major 4; All Region Band 1 ; Who ' s Who of American High School Students 3. 347 SENIOR INDEX HAYNES, GARY — Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1 , 2, 3; FCA 1 , 4; Baseball 2; Young Life 4. HEAD, LISA — One Way Club 1; FHA 1; Student Council 1; FCA 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; Young Life 3, 4; Raider Rousers 4. HEARN, ANN — Young Life 2, 3; FCA 2, 3; Girls Athletics 4. HEARN, MIKE — Football 1 ; FCA 1 ; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Young Life 4. HEATH, DONNA — Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1 ; Choir 1 ; Raider Rousers 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; FBLA 4. HENDRIX, DAVID — Who ' s Who French 1; FCA 1; Football 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; German Club 3. HENLEY, ROLAN — Football 1 ; ICT 4. HESTILOW, LAURA — Pep Club 1; FHA 1; Raider Rousers 2; Raid- erettes 3, 4; Young Life 3, 4. HEWELL, SCOTT — Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1 ; FCA 1 ; Track 1 ; Sophomore Council Pres. 2; Junior Council V. Pres. 3; German Club 3. HICKS, WILLIAM L. — Band 1 , 2, Pres. 3, 4; TCJC Youth Orchestra 2, 3; FTA 3; Sonata Club 3. HIGGENS, CINDY L. — FHA 1 ; Photography Club 1 ; Raider Rous- ers 2; FBLA 4. HILGART, LAURA — Student Council 1 , 2, 3; Pep Club 1; FHA 1; Football Sweetheart 1 ; One Way Club 1 ; FCA 1,2,3, 4; Raider Rousers 2, 3; German Club 2, 3; Bell Players 3, 4; Raiderettes 3, 4. HILL, BECKY — Pep Club 1 ; Spanish Club 4. HILL, MIKE M. HILL, NANCY — Photography Sec. 1 ; Choir 1 ; Band 2, 3. HILL, PAUL MICHAEL — Football 1 ; German Club 3; RFL 4. HODGES, ANGELA DIANE — Pep Club 1 ; Student Council Sec. 1 , 4; FHA Pari. 1 ; Bell Players 3, 4; Raiderettes 3, Reporter 4; Musical Productions 3, 4; International Thespian Society Treas. 4.; Newspa- per Staff 4. HOLEMAN, CINDY. OLLOWAY, CHERI — NJHS 1 ; Band 1 ; Choir 2; NHS 4. HOLLOWAY, RICHARD — Football 1 , 2. HOLLOWAY, ROMA — VOE 3, 4. HOMAN, MELODIE — Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; Choir 1 . HOOD, LOUANNA. s Shi HOPKINS, DIANE — Pep Club 1 ; Raider Rousers 2; Bell Players 2, 3; French CIu!j 2, 3. HOPKINS, JERRY. HORN, ALAN. HORTON, JOY • HOVELL, RAY. HUBBARD, CHRISTIE — Pep Club 1; NJHS 1; Junior Hist. 1; Span- ish Club 2; Science Club 2, 3; German Club 4; Raider Rousers 4. HUBBARD, LINDA — Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; French Club i;VOE4. HUGHES, PEGGY — Pep Club 1 . HUGHES, RICHARD — VICA 4. 1UMPHREY, DE LYNN — Girls Sports 1 , 2, 3. 1URLBURT, KEITH. HURLBUT, SANDRA — FHA 1, Officer 2, 3, 4; NJHS 1; Science Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Art Club 3; NHS 4; Shakespeare Soci- ety 4. HURLEY, KATHY — FHA 1 ; German Club 3. 348 SENIOR INDEX H H Young Life 3, 4; OEA 3, 4. , HURT, TOM — Football 1 , 2, 3; Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4; Track HUTTO, JAMES. HUTTS, DEBBIE. IRBY, LISA — FHA Pres. 1 ; Drama Club 1 ; Bell Players 2; Raider Rousers 2; Spanish Club 3; Young Life 3, 4 ; FCA 4; Senior Council 4. JACKSON, JANICE. JACKSON, JOHN — Football 1 , 2, 3; French Club 2. JACKSON, KEITH — Band 1; Football 2; Baseball 2, 4. JACKSON, MARY ANN — Drama Club 1; Young Life 2 ,j | Sophomore Council 2; Raider Rousers 2, 3; Junior Council 3; dent Council 3; Senior Council 4. ifc fc JAGET, LAURA. JAMES, RICHARD — DECA II Pres. JAVAKOLI-PARGHI, MOHAMAD. JEFFERSON, DEBBIE — Pep Club 1; German Club 3; FBLA 4. T JOHNSON, DENISE. 1 JOHNSON, DOTTIE — Pep Club 1; Raide Rousers 2; German Club 2, 3, 4; Bell Players 3; Creative Arts Club 3; Choir 3; FTA 3, JOHNSON, GLEN. JOHNSON, KAREN — Annual Staff Assistant Editor 1; NJHS Pep Club 1; Younger Life 1; American Legion Award 1; Rousers 2, 3; Young Life 2; French Club 2, 3; Bell Players FBLA 3; Raiderettes 4; Creative Arts Club 4; Idylls Poetry Co-Editor 4; Senior Council Sec. 4; Annual Staff Limelight Editor 4 ; NCTE Writing Award 4. JOHNSON, PETER — NHS 2; Annual Staff Photographer 2, 3; Blueprint Photographer 4. STEVE JOHNSON — Gymnastics 1,2,3, 4 ; Junior Hist. 1 ; Drama Club 1 ; Raider Rousers 3; Young Life 4. JONES, AL. JH JONES, DIANNA — Pep Club 1 . JONES, JANICE — Pep Club 1 ; Younger Life 1 ; Tennis Team 1 , 2, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4. JONES, LYNN — Raiderettes 2, Lt. 3, Lt. 4; FCA 3, 4; German Club 3. JONES, PAM — Pep Club 1 ; DE 2; HECE 4. JONES, PAT. ■£xwM KAISER, DAVID — Athletics 1; Who ' s Who Science 1; Chess Club 1 ; German Club 3, 4 ; Science Club 4; NHS 4; Creative Arts Club 4V, KEE, RENEE. M KEETON, KEM. KELLER, CHARLES — Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2. KIDWELL, JEFF — Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club W FCA 1,3, 4; Tennis 2. n j KILCREASE, ANDY — Band 1,2,3; Science Club 4. KIMBRO, LISA — FHA 1 , 2, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4. KING, BECKI — Band 1 ; Who ' s Who Choir 1 ; Newspaper Staff 1 ; Raider Rousers 2, Sec. 3; FCA 3, 4. KING, FRED M. — Newspaper Editor 1; Band 1 , 2, 3, Sr. Rep. 4; Blueprint Staff Entertainment Editor 3, Co-Editor 4. KING, RENEE — Pep Club 1 ; Rodeo Club 2, 3, 4. KINNETT, KAY. KINSER, LORI — Student Council 1 ; FHA 3. KIRCHOFFER, CHRISTINE — Who ' s Who French 1 ; NJHS 1 ; French Club 2, 3, Pres. 4; NHS 4. KIRSCHBAUM, LAURA — Choir 1 . KOETHER, PAT — Science Club 1 ; Spanish Club 3; Raider Rousers 3. KORBMACHER, BIRGIT — German Club 4; Young Life 4. KRAWETZKE, MIKE — Golf Team 3, 4. KROMMES, BARBARA — Junior Hist. 1 ; NJHS 1 ; NHS 4. KULAGA, NANCY. KUNKLE, KAY — Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1 ; Young Life 2, 3, 4. LABRIOLA, CYNTHIA ANN — Pep Club 1 ; Young Life 2. LAINGOR, SUSAN — Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1 ; Art Club 2, 3. LAKEY, FARRON — VICA 4. LAMB, LAURIE. LANE, GAIL — Art Club 1 ; FTA 2; Athletics 4. LA NIER, JERRI — DE 2, 3, V. Pres. 4. LARWOOD, JULIE — Cheerleader 1 , 3, 4; NJHS 1 ■ Gymnastics 1 , 2; Outstanding Student 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; FCA 3; NHS 4; Who ' s Who of American High School Stu- dents 4. LAWLESS, CHERYL — Who ' s Who Band 1 ; NJHS 1 ; German Club 2, 3; Band 3, 4; NHS 4. LEATH, JOHN — Football 1 ; Golf 2, 3, 4. LEDBETTER, JOE — Football 1 , 2, 3; DECA Sergeant at Arms 4. LEE, JAMES. LEE, YONG IL — German Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; NHS 4. LEGETT, MAX — Band Pres. 1 ; Tennis 2; German Club 3; DECA 4. LEGGE, TONI. LEWIS, KELLEY — Choir 1; Choir Sweetheart 1; Who ' s Who Choir 1; Raider Rouser Officer 1, 2; Sophomore Council 2; Young Life 2, 4 ; FHA 2; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Choir Council 3, 4; Choir Sec- tion Leader 3; Bell Players 4; FCA 4; German Club 4; Musical Pro- ductions 4. LEWIS, STEVEN — Who ' s Who Science 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; FCA 1 ; Spanish Club 2; NHS 3; Key Club 3, Pres. 4. LINCECUM, TERRY — Football 1, 2; Track 1; Student Council 1 ; Bible Club 1 ; Young Life 2, 3; Campaigners 3. LINDSAY, ALLEN. LINSTEADT, LAURIE — Student Council Sec. 1; NJHS Sec. 1; Pep Club 1 ; French Club 1 , 2, 3; Drama Club 1 ; Young Life 2; FCA 2, 4; Bell Players 3, 4. LINTON, MARK. LIVELY, JULIE — Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1 ; French Club 3, Sec. 4; Young Life 3, 4. LOFTIN, STACY — Football 1 , 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 , 2; Track 1 , 3; NJHS 1 ; FCA 1 . LONON, BUDDY — VICA 3, 4. LORENZ, TAMMY. LOUCKS, VINCENT. LOWREY, ROBERT. LUCAS, CHARLES. LUKIN, ANNE — Bell Players 3, 4; One Way Club 4; Musical Pro- ductions 4. LYBRAND, DERALD — Football 1 ; Track 1 ; FCA 1 ; Young Life 4. ( _ LYDE, YULONDA. LYON, BRENT — Football 1 ; Track 1 , 2. MC MAC LACHLAN, TAMMY. MC ALISTER, KEVIN — Athletics 1 ; Younger Life 1 ; NJHS 1 ; Raider Rousers 2, 3; Young Life 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4. MC CAIN, RONNIE — Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4; FCA 4. MC CARTY, MARK. MC CLUNG, MICHELLE. MC COOL, BERNADETTE — Girls Athletics 4. MC COY, ELIZABETH — Pep Club 1; FHA Officer 1; Gymnastics 2; Raiderettes 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Bell Players 3, 4. MC CULLON, DAVID. MC DANIEL, BRIAN. MC DANIEL, CHRIS — Football 1 , 2; Favorite 1 ; Favorite 2; FCA 2, Officer 3; Tennis 3, 4; Most Handsome 3; FHA Beau 4. MC DANIEL, RICK — Track Most Valuable 1 , 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; FCA 2, 3,4. MC GEE, ROY — Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4; Football 1 ; Baseball 2. MC KAIG, BRUCE. MC KAY, LAURIE — FHA 1 ; Raiderettes 2, 3, Pres. 4; Young Life 2; Student Council 3; FCA 3, 4 ; Senior Council 4 ; FBLA 4. MC MICHAEL, BRYAN — Football 1 ; Track 1 ; Tennis 2, 3. MC NEELY, DOUG — Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; FCA 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Young Life 3, 4; Key Club 4. MAHONEY, GAIL — Pep Club 1; FHA 1; French Club 3, 4 ; Young Life 3, 4; Raiderettes 4. MAIN, TIMMY. MAJORS, KAREN — NJHS 1; Pep Club 1; Drama Club 1; Who ' s Who Health 1 ; Spanish Club 2; Raider Rousers 3. MANESS, ROBIN — Pep Club 1; Junior Historian Officer 1; OEA Officer 3; FBLA 3, 4 ; Young Life 3; Raider Rousers 4. MAPLES, DEBRA — Young Life 2, 3; VOE 3; DE 4 ; . MARKUM, SANDY — Pep Club 1; Drama Club 1; Math Club 1; Student Council 1 ; NJHS Hist. 1 ; FBLA 2; Sophomore Council 2 ; Young Life 2, 3, 4; Raiderettes 3, Hist. 4 ; Annual Staff 3, Faculty Editor 4; Bell Players 3, 4; Senior Council 4; NHS Treas. 4. vu 349 IOR INDEX 1 MARSHALL, JENNIE — Pep Club 1; One Way Club 1; Spanish Club 2, 3, Pres. 4; Young Life 3, 4; FHA 4; FCA 4. MARTIN, LORI — International Thespian Society 3, Reporter 4; Shakespeare Society 3, 4; Blueprint Staff Photographer 4. MARTIN, MELINDA — Pep Club 1 ,■ Tri-Hi-Y 1 . MARTIN, REGINA MATHEWS, JENNIFER. MAflJLA, DAVID — Football 1 , 2, 3, 4; Track 1 , 2; Art Club 4. MAttY, ANDY — Football 1 , 2; NJHS 1 ; FCA 1 , 2; French Club 2, Y,ANDY JHS 3,4. MAWIELD, DONNYE. MAYFIELD, JULIE — Drama Club 1; Pep Club 1; NJHS 1; FHA 1; Art Club 2; Bell Players 2, 3; Raider Rousers 2; Shakespeare Soci- ety 3; Raiderettes 3, 4 ; French Club 3, 4; International Thespian SociewBrrias ; NHS 4; Student Council 4; DAR Award 4 ; Who ' s WB of American High School Students. MEDEIRCM LAURIE — Gymnastics 3, 4; Bell Players 3. MEEK, bJtAN — NJHS 1; All Region Band 2; Symphonic Band 1 , EY, }QDY. BRADLEY — Student Council Pres. 1; NJHS 1; t, 3, 4; Basketball 1 ; Track 1 ; Key Club 1 , 2; Spanish Sseball 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who in American High School HS4. ., TOMMY. . GENIE — FHA 1 ; Young Life 3, 4. 5PE- Pep Club 1 ; DE 3, 4. CHERYJ.4t- FHA 1 ,• Pep Club 1 ; Young Life 2, 3, 4; Spanish ub3;FCA4. CELL, KlN — RFL 3. LLER, DANNY — Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; NJHS 1; Key Club 2; , Who of American High School Students 3; NMS 3, 4. MILLER, LAURA — Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1 ,• VOE 3, Sec. 4. MILLS, DON — Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; NJHS 1; Out- standing Student 1 ; Key Club 3, 4; German Club 3; Who ' s Who of American High School Students 3; NHS 4. MILLS, MARK — FTA 1 ; Football 1 , Basketball 1 ; Spanish Club 4. MITCHELL, CHERYL — FHA 1 ; Outstanding Student I nemaking MITCHELL, MICHELLE — All Region Band 1 , 3, 4; Section Leader 1,3, 4; All State Band 3,4. MITCHELL, ROGER. MIXON, GAYLA — Student Council 1; Freshman Clas Spanish Club 2. MOLSBEE, MARGARET. MONG, LARRY. MONROE, DIANE. MONTGOMERY, MIKE — Tennis 3; German Clu| MOODY, JIMMY WAYNE — Football 1 ; Rodeo Trades V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4. MOORE, DERRELL. MORGAN, GREGORY — Chess Club ing Team 1 ; Tennis 2, 3, 4; NHS 4. MORRISON, JOHN. MORSE, RANDY — Football 1 , 2, 3; Choir 1 , 2, | 1, 2; One Way Club 1. 350 SENIOR INDEX MOSER, THERESA — Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1 , 2; German Club 3; FBLA 4. MOSS, KELLY — Football 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Track 1 ; FCA 1 , 2, 3, 4. MOSS, TERRY. MOTLEY, TERRY. MOUNCE, BRENDA — French Club 2; DECA Pari. 4. MURPHEY, CHRISTI — Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1 , 2, 3, 4; Young Life 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Spanish Club 4. MURPHY, MIKE. MURPHY, PATSY — Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1 ,- Raider Rousers 2; Tennis 3; Young Life 3, 4; French Club 3. MURRAY, MARK — Athletics 1 , 2; VICA 3, Pres. 4. N NASH, TIM L. — Bible Club 1; Football 1; Golf 2; Raider Rot 3; VICA 3, Officer 4. NEEB, VICKI — Pep Club 1 ; NJHS 1 ; OEA 3; Who ' s Who of Amer- ican High School Students 3; NHS 4; Mid-Cities Optimist Award 4. NEFF, BRENT — Football 1; Basketball 1; Student Council 1; 1; Golf 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Pres. 2; Junior Class Pres. 3; Young Life 2, 3, 4; German Club 3; Spanish Club 4. NEIDHOLT, KAREN — Band 1 , 2, 3, 4. NELSON, CLIFF. NELSON, KIM — Pep Club 1; Sophomore Class Pari. 2; Raider Rouser Officer 2, 3; FCA 2, 3, 4; VOE Pres. 3. NELSON, STEPHEN. NEWKIRK, CINDY. NICHOLSON, BRENDA. NICHOLSON, CRAIG. NICHOLSON, JILL. | f 1 ■■ NOBLET, SUE — Track 2, 3; Drama 2; French Club 3; OEA Treas. 4. NORMAN, VAN. NORVELLE, PAULA. NOVEY, DAVID — Baseball 3, 4; Speech Clu ODEN, ALAN — German Club 2, 3. OLIVER, BRITT — Football 1 , 2, 3; FCA Pres. 1 . OLSEN, GARY — Football 1 ; Track 1 , 2, 3; Baseball 4. OMAS, JOHN — Who ' s Who Shop 1 ; Spanish Club 3, 4; ball 4. ORTEGA, DAVID. OSWALT, JANICE. OTTERMALM, CARINA. OUTCALT, CINDY — Band 1,2,3, 4; Choir 1 . OWEN, CHERYL LEE — FHA 1 ; VOE 3, 4; OEA 3, 4. OXFORD, TERESA — FHA V. Pres. 1 , 2nd V. Pres. 2, 3, 4; FTA PAMEROY, LISA KAY. PARR, JANET — Choir 1 ; Pep Club 1 ; Math Club 1 ; Bell Players 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. PATTERSON, DONNYE — VICA 3, 4. PAULING, PAULA — Pep Club 1; FHA 1, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Raider Rousers 2, 3; French Club 3, 4. PAVLOVICH, DARRELL — Band 1,2,3, 4; Choir 1 ; Science Club 1 . PEARSON, DEBBIE — Choir 1 ; Pep Club 1 ; Choir 2; Pep Club 3. PEARSON, KIMBERLY — Pep Club Pres. 1 ; Student Council Treas. 1 ; Newspaper Staff 1 ; French Club 1 ; Raiderettes 3, 4; FCA 4. PEEK, KATHY — Pep Club 1 ; Annual Staff Editor 1 ; FHA V. Pres. 1 ; Young Life 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Raiderettes 3, 4; French Club 3; Senior Council 4; Bell Players 4. PEPIN, RICHARD — American Legion Award 1; Who ' s Who Band 1 ; NJHS 1 ; Band 1 , 2; NHS 3; Driver ' s Ed. Award 3; Science Club Pari. 4. PETERS, TAMMY — FHA 1 , 2; Pep Club 1 ; One Way Club 1 . PETERSON, JULIE — Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1 . PFHANING, RODNEY — VICA 3. PHILLIPS, DANE — Football 1 , 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1; FCA 1,2, 3,4. PHILLIPS, SCOn — Football 1 , 2, 3, 4. PICKERING, JAMES — Choir 1 . PIRKLE, CURT — Football 1 ; FCA 1 ; German Club 3. PITCHFORD, BARBARA — Band 1 , 2, 3, 4. POPHAM, RICHARD. PORTER, KRISTY — Cheerleader 1 ; Spanish Club 1 , 3; FHA 1 ; Stu- dent Council 1; Pep Club 1. PRATHER, JOE. PRATT, BILL — Basketball 1 , 2, 3; Baseball 1 , 2, 3; Wrestling 2. PRICE, MARK. PRINGLE,JOHN. PRIOR, PATTI — NJHS 1; Band 1, 2, 3, Drum Major 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 4; All Region Choir 2, 3; Fort Worth Youth Chorale 1, 2, 3. PRUITT, JANIS — FHA 1; Pep Club 1; One Way Club 1; Raider Rousers 2. PSENCZIC, MIKE — International Thespian Society 1, 2, Reporter 3, 4; Bell Players 3, 4. PURIFOY,GREG- PYLE, KELLEY. Tennis 2, 3, 4; Choir 2; Young Life 2, 3. QUINN, JOHN — FCA 1 ; Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4; Football 1 , 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; FBLA 2. RACKLEY, TOM. RADER, TONY — Football 1 , 2; German 2. REDDING, STEPHANIE — Pep Club 1; FCA 2, 3, 4. REGER, TINA. RICE, VINCE — Raider Rousers 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3; FBLA 4; NHS 4. RICHARDS, VICKEY — Pep Club 1; FHA 1, 2; One Way Club 1; Young Life 2, 3, 4 ; FTA Treas. 4; FBLA 1 ; FCA 4. RIESE, SHARON. RIPPY, MARSHA — Valentine Sweetheart 1; NJHS 1; Raiderettes 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Sec. 2; Student Council 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; JunioWClass Sec. 3; Bell Players 4; NHS 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Metal Trades Sweetheart 4; Who ' s Who of American High School Students 4. ROACH, DIANE. fVAE 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Cavalier Club 3, Pari. 4. ! 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Council 4; Who ' s Who School Students 4. 1,NJHS 1; FHA ROBERSON, DEAN ? ROE, KATHY — Ba Among American FSB RORICK, SHARLA — Pep Club 1 ; Junior Hist 2; Raider Rousers 3; NHS 4. ROSS, KATHY — Rajg ou sers 4; Pep Club H ROSSITTER, BILL — Rodeo 3, 4. ROTHMAN, CHRISTINA — Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; All Region Band 1 , 4 ; Drum Major 1; Who ' s Who of American High School Students 3; All Region Orchestra 4. ROTRUCK, CHERYL — l|inis 2, 3; Young Life 2H ROUNTREE, BARBARA — Pep Club 1; Student Council 1; Bible Club 1 ; Young Life 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, Rec. Sec. 4. ROWLETT, TERESA-4IHA 1 , 2. ROYSE, SCOn D. — Gymnastics 1 , 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2; Who ' s Who Gymnastics 1; Choir Beau 1; Key Club 2; Science Club 3, Treas. 4; NHS 4. RUSHING, LINDY — Annual Staff Editor 1; Pres. NJHS 1; Pep Club 1 ; Student Council 1 ; Creative Arts Club 2, 3, 4; Young Life 2, 3,4. ' 1 RUSHING, REBECCA. RUTLIDGE, MONA. -«ujr SALMEN, MIKE — Track 1 ; Basketball 2; German Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1 , 2; Science Club 2; FCA 4; Speech Club 4; Young Life 3, 4. SAMUELSON, MARK — Athletics 1 ; FCA 1 . SANCHEZ, KAREN — Art Club 3; Drama Club 3; Aviation Club 3. SANDERS, JERRY — VICA 3, 4. SCARLETT, BILL. SCHELLHORN, DAVID — Athletics 1 , 2, 3, 4; FCA 1 , 2, 3; Young Life 4; Raider Rouser 2. SCHUESSLER, BIFF — Football 1, Trainer 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Raider Rouser 2, 3, 4; German Club 2; NJHS 1 . SCHWEITZER, SUSAN — Drama Club 1 ; Sophomore Council 2; Bell Players 2; Shakespeare Society 3, 4. SCIFRES, MIKE — Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Science Club 1 ; Photog- raphy 1 . SCOn, STEVE — Athletics 1 ; ICT 4. SCRITCHFIELD, JUDY — Favorite 1, 3; Pep Club 1; FHA 1; NJHS 1 ; Young Life 2, 3, 4; Raider Rousers 2; Student Council 2, 3; Jun- ior Council 3. SCRUGGS, TINA — Pep Club 1 ; Newspaper Staff 1 ; Math Club 1 ; Raider Rousers 2; Young Life 2, 3, 4; Bell Players 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3,4. SEITZ, SUSAN — Pep Club 1 ; Newspaper Staff 1 ; Math Club 1 ; FHA 2; German Club 3, 4; Young Life 2, 3, 4. SENIOR INDEX SHANON, TANYA. SHAW, GRAHAM — N JHS 1 ; Who ' s Who English 1 ; FCA 1 ; Foot- ball 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; Track 1 ; Young Life 1 , 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; German Club 3. SHILLING, TANI — DE 4. - IfiMBI HOOK, TRACI — Pep Club 1 ; DECA 3. SHORT, CANDYE — VOE 4. SHUTTS, BILLY. , „. SIFFORD, ALAN — NJHS 1 ; RFL 4; DECA 4; Choir 4. SIMMONS, PAUL — Athletics 1 ; Track 2; Rodeo Club 2, 3, 4. SLISZ, ANDY — Ecology Club 1; Football 1; Track 1; Gymnastics 1 ; Annual Staff 1 ; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Idylls 3; Rodeo 4. SLOAN, DANNY — Football 1 , 2, 3. SMITH, CHARLES. SMITH, CLIFF — Track 1 , 2; FCA 1 ; VICA 3, 4. SMITH, DAVID. SMITH, KEITH. SMITH, LARRY — Football 1 , 2, 3, 4; Track 1 . SMITH, MARK — Football 1 , 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4; Track 1 ; NJHS 1 ; Who ' s Who Geography 1 ; NHS V. Pres. 4. SMITH, MINDY HAYNES — Head Cheerleader 1; FHA 1; One Way Club 1 ; Raiderettes 2, 3, 4; Raider Rousers 2; Bell Players 3; Sr. Lt. Raiderette 4. SMOOT, BRENDA — FHA 1 ; Choir 1 ; Bell Players 2, 3; Raider Rousers 2; JA 2; Choir 4; Musical Productions 3. SNYDER, ELIZABETH. SPANN, DENISE — Pep Club 1 ; DECA 2 ; VOE 3, 4; FBLA 3. SPANO, CINDY — Tennis 3, 4. SPAULDING, MARTY — Football 1; Track 1,2; Art Club 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 1 . SPENCE, BILL — Choir 1 , 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 4; Speech Club 1; Bell Players 1 , 2, 3; Trainer 3, 4; FCA 4. SPRADLEY, JANIS — Pep Club 1 ; OEA 3, 4. SPRINGFIELD, RONNIE. SPURLOCK, GINA — Who ' s Who PE 1 ; Pep Club 1 ; Track 1 ; FCA 1,2,4; FTA 2; Bell Players 2, 3, 4; Raider Rousers 2; Girls Athletics 4. W jfTj 9 SPRYGLY, DONA — Pep Club 1; One Way Club Pres. 1; FHA 1; Student Council 1; Young Life 2; Raider Rousers 2, 3; Rai 4; FCA 4. Mr STAFFORD, TRACEY. STALLINGS, MARTIN. STALLINGS, PAM. STERLING, TRACY — NJHS 1; Who ' s Who Art 1; Drama Club 1; Art Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; Pres. 1, 4; V. Pres. 3; Raiderettes 2, 3, 4; FCA 4; Bell Players 3, 4; Raider Rousers 3; Senior Council 4; Stripling ' s Teen Board 4. STEWART, ADAIR. ■ •L STEWART, CRAIG. HAfe, J STEWART, JEFFERY LEE — Golf 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1; Choir 1,2, 73. ▼ ' L STEWART, LES — JA V. Pres. 3; Who ' s Who Speech 2; Science Club 4 ; RFL 4. SENIOR INDEX STEWART, SUSAN. STIMMEL, BRYAN — DECA Hist. 4. STINSON, RONALD D. JR. — Baseball 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Track 1 ; Soccer 1 . STOCKTON, SUZI — Pep Club 1 . - -ff ■ STONE, ANGELA — Pep Club 1 ; FHA Sec. 1 ; FCA 2, 3, 4 ; Raider- ettes 2, 3, 4; German Club 3; FBLA 4. STONE, KATHY. STOUT, DALE — German Club 4; Science Club 4; NHS Pres. 4. SULLIVAN, JOHN — Science Club V. Pres. 4; Drama Club 1 . SURLES, DEBORAH — Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Raider Rousers 4; Drama Club 1 , 2, 3; Girls Choir Pres. 4. SWAN, LEE ANN — Sec. of Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1 ; One Way Club 1 ; Basketball Sweetheart 1 ; FCA 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, 4. SWANN, JULIE. SWANZY, DENISE — NJHS 1; Annual Staff Bus. Mgr. 1; German Club 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4. SWEET, RICKY. SWINDELL, HUGH — Athletics 1 ; ICT 3, 4. TABOR, LANA LA JAN — Rodeo Club 4; Who ' s Who of American High School Students 3. TALBUT, PATRICIA — Pep Club 1 ; Science Club 3; FHA 3; FBLA 4. TANSKI, TERRI — Art Club 2, 3, Treas. 4. TAYLOR, JIMMY — Football 1 , 2; Basketball 1 ; Student Council 1 , 4; Junior Council 3; FCA 1 , 2; Blueprint 3, Co-Editor 4; Young Life 3,4. TAYLOR, RICHARD. TEAGUE, ANITA — Band 1 , 2, 3, V. Pres. 4; All Region Orchestra 4; Drama Club Sec. 1 ; German Club 2, 3. TEAGUE, DAVID — Gymnastics 3, 4; Junior Hist. Pres. 1 ; Football 1 ; German Club 2; Blueprint 4. TEAGUE, SHERRY. TEMPLER, STEPHANIE — Football Sweetheart 1; FHA V. Pres FCA 1 ; Pep Club 1 . THIAS, BILL — Basketball 3, 4; Spanish Club 1 ; NHS 2. THOMPSON, CHARLES. THOMPSON, CINDY. THOMPSON, ROY. THORNTON, CINDY — Pep Club 1; NJHS Sec. 1; FHA 1; Spanish Club 2; OEA V. Pres. 4. THREADGILL, DENNIS. THURMOND, NED — Football 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball 1; FCA 1; Spanish Club 4. TIGERT, DON. TOAL, DEBORAH. TOLBERT, KATHY. TOLBERT, KENNY. TOMISON, ROBERT. TONEY, MIKE. TROUT, MIKE — Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; FTA 3; French Club 4. TRULY, KATHY. TUBB, GARY. TUCKER, MARK. TUCKNESS, DAVID. TUEL, TEENA. TURLEY, SUSAN — Band 1 , 2, 3; VOE 4. TURNER, DEBBIE. TURNER, JOE. TURNER, JON. TURNER, LAURIE D. — Ski Club 1 , 2; Young Life 3, 4; Raider Rous- ers 4. TUFT, GARY. T YLER JUDY — Band 1 , 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; NJHS 1 ; FHA 1 ; News- paper btatt 1 . UMBAUGH, BOB — Speech Club 2, 3, 4; NFL 3. V VAN HUSS, DON. VAN HUSS, PATTY — Pep Club 1 . VOLS, SUSAN — Pep Club 1; FHA 1; Rodeo Club 2, 3, 4; Gym- nastics 3. VOSS, SUSAN — Pep Club 1 ; French Club 1 ; Civics Club 1 ; Raider Rousers 2, 3, 2nd V. Pres. 4; FBLA 3, 4; FTA 4; FCA 4. W WALKER, JEANNE — Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; FHA 1 ; Raider Rousers 2; German Club 4; Creative Arts Club 4; Co-Editor Idylls 4. WALKER, STEVE. WALKER, SUZIE. WALKER, TIM. WALLS, JANICE — NJHS 1 ; Library Club 2; FBLA 3. WALSH, JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER — Athletics 1 , 2, 3, 4; FCA 1 , 2; Art Club 3; Senior Council 4; Young Life 4. WALSH, MARY — Pep Club 1; Art Club 1; Junior Hist. 1; Young Life 2, 3; Junior Council 3; Raiderettes 3, Treas. 4; FHA 3; FCA 3, 4; Senior Council 4. WALTERS, LESA — Choir 1 ; NJHS 1 ; Junior Hist. 1 ; Student Coun- cil 1; Who ' s Who Choir 1; Gymnastics 1; Sonata Club 1; Gymnas- tics 2; Young Life 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3; Senior Council 4; NHS Officer 4. WALTON, KATHY — Band 1 , 2, 3; DE 4. WARD, PAULA — Art Club 1 ; Tennis 2, 3, 4 ; NHS 4. WARNEKE, SUZI — Pep Club 1; Newspaper Staff 1; Student Council 1,2,3, 4 ; Drama Club 1 ; Junior Hist. 1 ; Raiderettes 2, 3, 4; Junior Council 3; FTA 3; FHA 3; Young Life 2, 3, 4 ; Senior Council Pari. 4. WATKINS, PHILLIP R. — Basketball 1 , 2; Football 1 , 2; FCA 1 . WAITERS, THERESA — VOE 3, 4; Band 1 . WAYLAND, LINDA — FHA 1 ; Speech 1 , 2, 3; Pep Club 1 ; Choir 1 ; Raider Rousers 2. WEBB, JOYCE — CVAE Sec. 4. WELLBORN, KARRIE — Choir 1, 2; Raider Rousers 2, 4; Pep Club 1 ; Junior Hist. 1 ; FBLA 2, 3; German Club 4. WELLER, MARK STEVEN — Choir 1 , 2, 3; Drama Club 2, 3. WELPMAN, JEFF. WESTERMAN, SUSAN — FHA 1; Drama Club 1; Pep Club lJ Speech 1 ; Bell Players 2; RFL 3; Spanish Club 3; RFL 4; NFL 4. WESTWOOD, LINDA. WHITE, CYNDI — L Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; FHA 1; Pep Club 1 . WHITE, SHAWN. WHITE, TERRI J. — Drama 1; FHA 1; Speech 1 , 4; JA 1,2; Ger- man Club 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Bell Players 2, 3, V. Pres. 4; International Thespian Society 3, V. Pres. 4; Raider Rousers 4; Shakespeare Society 3, V. Pres. 4; NHS 3, 4. WHITE, TONY. WHITEHEAD, DON. WHITWORTH, TONY. WILEY, RONNIE — CVAE Treas. 4. WILLIAMS, DEBBIE. WILLIAMS, DWAYNE. WILLIAMS, PATTI — FHA 1 , 2; Choir 3, 4; German Club 2. WILLIAMS, SUSIE — NJHS 1 ; Pep Club 1 ; FHA 1 ; Spanish Club 1 ; Rodeo Club 1 , 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 4. WILLIAMSON, JEFFLYN. WILLS, LISA — CVAE 4. WILSON, MARCELINE JO — Band 4; FTA; Science Club 4; Drama Club 4; NHS 4. WIMER, ROBERT — Art Club 4; CVAE 4; Track 1 . WINN, STEPHEN — Bell Player 4; FTA 4; Choir 1 , 2, 3, 4 WINSLOW, GREG — Band 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4. WOMACK, MELISSA. WRIGHT, JOHN. WRIGHT, LARRY. WRIGHT, STEVE. WYERS, DIANE. YANT, DON. YOSS, KAREN — Art Club 4. ZAREMBA, DONNA — French Club 1; Spanish Club Young Life 4. ZIPPERER, BETH — VHOE 3, Pres. 4. ZUBROSKI, MIKE. ± ySWj Thank you, L.D. Bell, for all you have given me. Thank you for my high school education — something I can never lose. Thank you for the teachers who instructed me — people I will never forget. Thank you for the friends I ' ve made, and those extra special ones who helped me through the roughest of times. Thank you for that great band, those wonderful Raiderettes, and our never-say-die athletes. Thank you for the newspaper, the drama productions, and that Haltom football game we won by one point. Thank you for the clubs and organizations that worked so hard. Thank you for the Homecomings, the class councils, and the forever-dedicated Student Council. Thank you especially for the three annual staffs I have served on. They have been like big families with many brothers and sisters. And above all, L.D. Bell, thank you for the greatest yearbook spon- sor in the whole world — Carolyn Dean. wu Bob Harper 1976 RAIDER Editor , A S AUTOGRAPHS CO 0- J - to } ■?. ' . V « w V- J In odd Mricij, UfrLL QlA PujO ■ XV J V A V w 2. 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