Lewisville High School - Farmer Yearbook (Lewisville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 294 of the 1976 volume:

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' It ' 1 .ya it . we. ,. . 'MA' . x 1 ik v ' A , I Q .,.. :NJ I I Stylin and Smilin johnny Gomez and the wild bunch gather for a rumble ftop leftj as Becky jetcr and three friends enjoy an afternoon ride flower lcftj. Paula Fitzpatrick, Dona Issr, and Doreen Angeli style it' at the Northside pep rally fleftb while Lisa Kerbow has stars in her eyes fabovej. i ' I just Hangm Around V, A pause for the cause before and after school: behind the burger biggie fabovej, at the pizza place Crighrj. Craig Nowlin,john Holt, andjames Kerley enjoy a foosball match frop righrj. julie Savage and Linda Deussen eat our fsidej while a group of seniors take their 4th period liberty flower rightj. Y. This spirit of living and going places continues oh, although the places to go will Change. Our favorite memories will be from the simple and fun times of this special year. WX Homecoming 1975: the lst place senior flour ftop rightj, a tiger in your tank flower righri, and E. L. Bedair with Old Glory Qbelowb. Homecoming Queen Lisa Pike fopposirc' topj enjoys the homecoming pep rally. p f 4 5 .L 'i X , . gm . , ivy e , I , K A I ?,gQ.y J pg' it Kjg, Af4,'s': A . wa Wifi V 1 , H- 1 .i wife! nf ' ' x I lx fr w V UL 14 M Fi ' ' n ez Special Nite For some the best of all memories will come with the thoughts of Homecoming 1975. A tradition of spirit, rain, and beauty handed down through the years was only strengthened by the crowning of Lisa Pike in the drizzling rain of the Northside game. With spirits high, the seniors won again when the float Competition came to a close. Wlien special events like Homecoming have passed, our thoughts turn to the daily routine of life in the big housef' to such things as finding Wheels to and from school. From long slinky buses to stretched volkswagens everyone tried to make it to school on time. 'With a spirit of arriving and a spirit of leaving the parking lot looked like a mix-master freeway. That Crazy Tm velin' Spirit Z , Donna Meyers, Shawn Wcxwd and Laurie Behrens squeeze H he into QI station wagon Ctop leftl as one group sings those , L ffl' V ,fr fj X st hool bus blues on the parking lot flower leftl. The longest bug in the land iabovel, Brian Duffy. Brian Farish. Olen Neinstedt. and Mark Pmett show off their wheels out front flower rightb. Through these many thoughts will come the memories of the people who really were interested in school. With the new tri-mester and exam system, more people than ever became involved. Wluether they worked in the school store or wrote a book report, all were trying to make the year a little more enjoyable. Gettirfin on the Action ,args qw ...J....a. Mr. Bason's 4th period Ameritan Cultural Students make 2. run on the school store Crop left! as Debbie Moody, Marin Turrubiarte, Denny Hargiss, and Cyndle Bradshaw paint their pots flower leftj. Oh thosegerm papers! Luanna Lcttieri is snowed under Clcftj as sparks fly in the metal lab Cbelowj. For many this enjoyable spirit was carried over into their jobs and even their hobbies. School didnat seem to last as long when there was something exciting left in line for the clay, even if it was just goofing around with friends. I4 Pun 'n'Money Barbie Fascko wheels and deals as 2 top motorcross racer ftop lefty while Lorri Long plays frre person Cccnter lefty Amta Burch pedcllcs donuts for the a m bunch flower leftj Trp Ackley runs a printing press Cleftj as Shane Gadberry and Steve Dupont take on Teana Homblower tn a fnendly game of cut throat C belowy I Oldies but Goldies The Spirit of 1976 had, perhaps, the greatest impact on the people who lived here all their lives. To them fond memories arise not just for 1976 but for every year before. From the time they were in grade school they have all grown together and shared many friendly moments. s i Bland Fitzpatrick makes like the Fonz fopp. leftj while Ric McGee and jean Boenker get ready for the Big Dance Copp.j. After a hard day s work Frank Smith finds time to pose for the centerfold Ctopj. Richard Thompson s duties on the parking lot may be keeping an eye on things but sometimes he has to throw his weight around to avoid fenderbenders Cleftj. Lois Thompson smiles at the thought of another year behind her Cabovej. 'I7 Dedication . . . of the Farmer Staff, in order to form a more perfect yearbook, establish our theme, insure tranquillity among ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and dedicate the 1976 Farmer to Daniel Gilmore. That's right. Heis the guy who goes around singing all the time with that caterpillar on his lip. For two years Gilly has sponsored the Student Council. Since that time it has grown to become a working organization arranging activities for the whole student body. The Gator teaches American History and Sociology. Anyone who has attended his classes knows this is one teacher who has a knack for making learning fun - Conwood and all. Like, Really. ,gi , fi l - - Q Exclusive 24-hour banking and Pos+al Service. l l LEWISVILLE STATE BANK Serving +l1e Lewisville Area Since I9l0 Downlown Lewisville l9l Wesl' Main S+ree+ Lewisville, Texas 436-95l l Member F.D.l.C. ,f STYLES FOR W MEN AND WOMEN All phases of hair s+yIing from recondi+ioning +o s+yIe suppor+ body waving. We feaiure +he Iarges+ invenfory of RK produc+s in Ihe Dallas-For? Wor'I'h MeI'ropIex. 436-3260 MIMBKII-IQ!! gzxginnu nmsmn EIE JA'i4E QU csnrran Call 'For appoinimeni' 22 Congra+uIaI'ions Seniors of ll76ll From Smokehouse a+ I I58 W. Main S+. Main Valley Shopping Cenfer cmuu sAws HAND Tools spani- I W ? -fa---2-7 I +I-2 f --f Q M653 is Y - TRUCKS H- comvnzssons . TRNLER5 nmcrons ARENTCO Lewisville Farmers Branch 5 I 0 S. Sfemmons I4030 Harry Hines 436-3077 247-73 I 7 247- I 880 SpeciaIizing in consfruciion and home improvemen+ equipment BeasIey's Jewelry Slore 436-bl I2 I I7 W. Main I Lewisville 7? LEW-TEX COVER SHOP 46 I om ee urni ure C Rslpiholsferl ' I23 W. Main SI. REMEMBER Lewisville, Texas Waile Plumbing ancl Healing for all your hardware needs. 808 Hwy. I2I Lewisville 436-I636 436-424I Serving 'Ihe Lewisville Area for I0 years a+ +I1e same Ioca+ion. sw .I fry, M gy .' W Y . 1 ::-if:-Ii, ll. -' my . , y Q ' -'----- 4 n :3?N J':?g:5 , 1vQA 's?s4 -4-'-i na! Lucas-Halden Funeral Home I48 Wesf Church S+ree+ Lewisville 2 l4!436-458 I P.O. Box 235 1 ful' f -, rl ,I 'le Vi 3, 3, f ,L 'L , 3 , Jl M W' ,U 525 A ' A X -5 . 43 , .Er5 L Mfr, - 4 ,Z- Sigler Au+o Supply ff' 1 l, ll l Congra+ula+ions Seniors '76 LEWISVILLE LEADER 59I W. Main Lewisville 436-3566 . 5 Q MMG ood J- G- BMS Wig: 1 HOLISQKSEPI Hg 210 Lewisville cancer f 'Q fenfef S I-T64 Store llours: 0 E Across From ps Ben Franklin 9-5 TIIIIIIS. 9-8 211-1557 71 f :X L F: ' Q f M3233 BE! J. L. JAMISON dgggan LMCQQQ CQQGQW PAINT AND BODY SHOP 9 Sou'I'h Valley Parkway m 140 fllfecf ,Liam 434-2 I 83 434-2208 REALTORS iQQWiQUiQOG,gQ1'0C 75067 Congra+ula'rions Seniors of '76 436 5052 436 7549 ! K 2 'x 5 fy, 1515 if 3? ,fe -i Q U3 '22 YR 'ef O ,.-x Till l America, America, . f . Y Let us tell you how we feel. . S You have given us your spiritg We love you so. K!! 'Nipfjufhr Vlufalsimf 3 Special folks for special days: Suzanne Parker, on Sucker day, jim Berkhart on 50's day and Cindy Smith dresses up for Halloween foppj, Fans show, win or lose, Farmers are No, 1 fleftj. While the seniors show their spirit of 76 at their last pep rally fbelowj. 9... X , W, K M ax My N i fi. Prom East To West LI-IS Is The Best Being involved in spirit gave us a sense of belonging to the scene and it was lots of pure fun. Anyone could take one day out of the week and dress up in zany clothes or stumble around in big shoes. When we laughed at each other while going down the halls on Friday, it kept school from being so boring and brought everyone a little closer together. The '75-76 Booster Belles are LL-RJ D. johnson, T. Graham, L. Swanson, M. Powell, D. Scoggin, P, Snograss, and P. Lentz Kopp. page top leftj. This year's Farmer Mascot Kelly Philpot added sideline spirit to the varsity games ftop rightj. Chester Pannell shows his dedication by bringing the Big john victory bell to every game fbottomj while Carlton Tanner and Angela Cox are suckers for a Pep Rally ftop lefty Students get with it during Stomp-Clap fcenterl. Farmer fans wore their stomping shoes for one of the many spirit contests C bottom lefty. Art Longshore believes Farmers are truly No, 1 fbelowj. Bumping On Down Doing your part to keep the team fired up involved anything from super spirit sacks to Friday night,s big sign. But anyone who ever felt the chills running down their spine during the singing of the school song knew it was all Worth it. Spirit was Where it was at, having fun, doing silly things and sticking behind LHS all the way. 32 i .GF jackie Voss and Maureen Chancellor know how to do their thing fopp. leftj. Terry Posey and Sieve Wfoods both represent the All-American girls as they remove their masks for Halloween Kopp. panelj. Kent Farr shows true spirit as he tries to keep dry on 2 wet lfritlay night. To Farmer Stamping Ground . Adding a spark to Bigjohnis fire wast enough to keep anyone busy. But for the 8 LHS Rah - Rah's there was plenty more. Pep Rallies, big signs, locker dees., and Cheer practice were all a part of their week. Building spirit wasn't all work though, it was filled with fun and memories that lasted a lifetime. And most of all it was a feeling inside, to meet a great Challenge and to be a leader of LHS. Qui AWGN Pa.: Q 57' The 1975-76 Varsity Cheerleaders include ffrorn top to bottomj Pam Corbin fhead cheerleaderb, Heidi Grimes, Amy Neaves,julie Boyd, Debbie Hasten, Donna Routh Susan Moore, and Yvonne Graham. The gang gets together to build a truckload of spirit at the Labor Day parade Cbottom leftj while Amy andjulie show :he strain of a close game with Denison fbottom rightj. Susan pauses to catch a bit of the action Cabovej. You gotta have spirit to build spirit. This was especially true of the 75-76 group whose favorite sayings included, Yuck Oisu and Double Checksf, When you add practices and parties, along with bus rides and a bomb scare, all multiplied by 8 crazy girls, it totaled up to a great time. The whole thing started in Springfield, Missouri at summer camp, but the journey out-of-state proved worthwhile as the LHS squad topped any other group by Winning 3 spirit sticks, 4 superior ribbons, and the Award of Excellence. 36 i aikbf 557 Q ,r - We my ,.r K epin'I-Iigh . . . INV f 1.s g f - r ' ,J , M95 af, aa . a 7,3 aw f ,gg :Ja MGM aw: , . 1 v-g . it e i On Bigjohn Spirit Heidi shows one of the serious moments of the Plano game Copp. page bottom leftj. If we can't beat 'em,julie, Amy, and Debbie sure as heck will scare 'em fbottom left panelj. Yvonne ignores Debbie as she tries to steal the power meg. again fright panelj while Corbie and Routhie are all smiles with a Farmer Victory ftop lefty. Things seem to be stacking up in our favor at the 50's Pep Rally Crop rightb. The 1975-76 Varsity Cheerleaders flefrj. Everyone knows the drill team performs at football and basketball games, but for the first time in LHS history, the girls had to get ready for a big contest at ETSU. It all started last june with those early morning sessions when practice required that special effort for everyone to give it all they had But as the days Wore on, these 57 girls found out what it was like to Work all summer long to be ready for that first game on September 5. When the hectic pace finally ended, 15 seniors learned what it meant to yell Q'Farmerettes Foreverv for the last time. v-rs S9 ff 6'Svf Seniors perform at the last home game Kopp. leftj while Sandi Stone gets a surprise from her little sis Kopp. rightj. Kim Williams, Lisa Butler, Arlene Schiefelbein, Belynda Bradshaw keep on smiling fleftj. These four girls enjoy the first game of the season with Trinity Cbelowj. With all the Basin Street Bluesf, NDOW11 by the Lazy Riverf, and Chinagrove,', these ladies kicked, jived, and tapped their way into the hearts of the audience. With a little bit of BrandyU the Farmerettes added a warm glow to thehalftirne. Doing It All Together , f.,, M- ugs mum ,, ,, , IJ? V 'ki Managers and escorts assist the Drill Team Copp. topb. The 1975-76 Farmerettes broke tradition by dressing upl' their group picture Copp. bottomj. Captains Donna Myers and Paula Fitzpatrick Ctop lefty and lieutenants Tina Earl, Dona Iser, Vandy Watts, and Doreen Angeli Cbottom leftj help make it happen. Mascots Susan Ragsdale and Patti Duggan Cabovej. ,.,. , Phyliss Schupman shines with a bright smile and tin foil in the spirit line fabovejgloyce Cummings is all wrapped up in Farmer spirit Ctop rightj. With buns and loops in their hair, the Farmerettes tapped on wooden boxes at the Cotton Bowl fbottom rightj. Karen Martin is ready for a performance to Show Biz Copp. topj. The Farmer Girls take part in pre- game activities at the Turner game Copp. top rightj. The seniors let their emotions flow at the last pep rally Kopp. bottom rightj. K. SE ig' 'Zo Sharing Special Moments With Special People my if T i 'v 'Y With theaddition of a stage band and new uniforms on the way, the Farmer Y band stepped its way into a year of musical memories. From the first day ji at Louisiana Tech these individuals O showed the Special something that f 11 ' made this The Band That Marches S M C With Pride. 3 1, Gina Wiilker prepares to enter the ficltl for another lmlftime show fopp. leftl i1ntlMpiggie Akin tries to get it all together Kopp. micldlcb, Sharon Lgiilrone monkeys airountl :it il pep rally Kopp. rightj whilejucly Cobb keeps Qin eye on things ftop leftj. Shxirngu Mihlctler stands at Attention on 11 cold Friday night ftop rightj. Bea Mzirtincv cheers the Farmers on fcenterj hut Tommy Hxllil hits higger things to worry About flower leftl. Marilyn Wtxxten gets the dust out of her eyes alter .1 clay at the Cforton Bowl flower rightb, Mike Bugle proudly displays his new uniform Cbclowj ,,,.-1 Q52 iiii f ii Being The Bestmlsn 't Easy ,I ' ml MQW' ...J The band takes the field for their Cotton Bowl performance Cabovej, Liz Murray sits alone during the third quarter of the Plano game Crightj While Hal Scofield plays a boogie Woogie bass Crightj. The band and drill team show their stuff at the Parade of Champions Marching Contest Copp. topj. Ronnie Bohrenson meditates Copp. bottomb as Robert Beers flips his sticks Copp. bottomj. Ms. Allen takes roll before the Veteran's Day Parade. P a i 1 1 i -,, ,rw L, W. In ---5 - a mist: .3 ::m-15,52 555, u . 2....- '-- H a Q f- -v -ss K Q.,a -Q :::..' -.:.- .Q Q Q 'g,i 'gg 1. 4, 2-an-a Q.- 4 anna - , QQ' 1- Mi- f :ig 'fl' f N . ' f a nm.: - if K'--, j. ist , .1 1- -Li I K ' 'V ' ., .. fn- V K. A Z: L, I ..l . Y, ,, 1 .M Q 3 T- is-5 A , ik? - ---' . H 4 ,yu Q0 ,,.. hupvidl gf-1-my . I ' fi ' 'ii' Q S Ii --.. s x Q. a .a f -. -,..,: ':-k K -- ..,. 1 ' s Q V ' b LL-. Q' hb' 32 ' -. i ii' ' 5573 I K f r -f ,,.. ..x,.. . - .ar i i i s i' ls? if ., s so so s X 5 K - 4- . r -.Ev , U1-fx x X ivfiiiii -i ,. s-is f. -fa. 35: fr. -- . ,R mai .ff-, . ..,, ,msiggk M. .. , ,gg K., For the Farmer Band, marching season is a time for parades, pep runes, and learning new shows. Besides being the Friday night audience pleaser, band members found time to enjoy a day at the fair and take part in the Parade of Champions Marching Contest. Cheers of ioy come from the band as the ratings are announced Cabovej. Randyjones leaves the field relieved after a grueling performance Crightj. Drum Majors Shirley Davisjeff Herro and Mike DeSimone Cpanelj. The band celebrates a first division by forming the traditional one Copposite abovej. Tears and smiles are seen when the moment finally arrivesg Sharon LaGrone fopposite lefty and Shelly Graham fopposite middlej. Kylene Millsap waits for the judge's decision fopposite rightj. 48 Marching Band'5 Ou tasite Lucky 13 Is Dyn-o-mite! ,i-i,.4i,..e,1mmnlia'-1351-is e il For the 13th consecutive year, the band continued in the tradition of excellence which had been set by over 1500 people representing bands of the past. Over 10,000 man hours of work went into the show from the first whistle at band carnp till the last person left the field at Birdville Stadium. Tension flowed from 137 tired but ecstatic bodies when the story came to a close. It was so long in coming and over so soon that everyone felt like a child does at Christmas after all the presents have been opened. When all was over, who could forget the words: Work? yesg Gripe? yesg Intent? yesg Tired? yesg Proud? yesg First Division? . . . YES. -I When marching season came to an end, 156 musicians hung up their overlays and began to think about a more serious kind of music. Concert season brought rehearsals and a chance for individuals to take part in various activities. All the practice proved worthwhile as 17 bandsmen were selected for All-Region and one was named to the All-State orchestra. Music lWake5 It Happen t Q 3 l 3: ,, it ,, S 5 l . Q 4 Iv A Q 1, ., Y, . .V f EX f if .T .-fitgyl' A' , Aw. N! fxx x ff' f W, ,. ' . 4 f' ' , If , 'Rf ' M W p 'yi 1 'Y xiii V uv lb y L ' 1 y o g '1 ' 1 H ' A W ' f 1 , 1 ,Q x 'fm if !' .14 1 r ,- b , yn -,Q 1 ??63 E ,Q V S ' ' if f 7 Q . f fi X,gfiM?f it I I' W ' e x ' 'H H .. A ry ,, 0 .F Q Q L I 417, S . www , , X w 4' ' ,. 5 ,, 'n h ,, C ., a f asm -- 1' , X if X 1 tx X? x Q4 5. ,N gyfisga gfifdgil 'Yo gp-.N 5116 Yvn REALTOR g REALTGRQ Y A 6 ,Dells I566 N. Sfemmons Expwy. l 3? Lewisville 436-5523 Q V Fam! lg ' X V vw .. O98 X 6' NY ' 553399 P my A X' .5 ei Vps , , as . 5 . 4 7 ll E le. l ' Z 4 .f f QV 43 I I44 W. 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WE BEND? ,Nj ,a, , ctw A R 9'4 Q E' f f 'NA IQ, MM 2 1 'QQ ,X ,hw W, VJ lr I .fx . Q xif-'qi 5 5 N f , Q if gf 2 Aw 5 .,-.Q-f 4 Q l' ,an Q 6 '. V ' 1 'f Q f' + E WW? 2 ww Q.-+ The dawn of the 1975 football season shed light on a team full of surprises, beginning with three great games filled with spirit and enthusiasm. Hopes mounted as the Farmers shut out Trinity in the season opener. A spine tingler against Jesuit and another rainy homecoming set the stage as the team went into district play undefeated. s- 1 ae .. . ,4 - -sg ...X- Heartaches By The umber. . . But all the hopes and dreams were shattered into rubble as Plano squashed the Farmers in the first district game. Then along came a Yellow Jacket and stung the gridiron gladiators with their second tie. The next week Big john had a Lion by the tail as Turner handed Lewisville its second defeat. swam, aasi siri 1 kkkk g ,5 im., 4. - - V,m,,?,,LV H W f-f, H N , 55? f fffamizfin,-., I ,, - 7 ' .... f-.' ' ,,,k - R., .xi i ,VVV V v , K y U , I I WW, ,,.,,,m W4 , if A , , 7 Troubles By The Score we -.W .W m.,, f2-. ' W ' Wi ii ' it e ie W f -rkn K Q1 Leroy Deaver plows under the enemy Kopp. topj, and Greg Bernard finds himself under a big pile Copp. leftj. Art Longshore Can't stand the smell of those Wildcats Copp. rightj, and Motown adds another shoestring to his collection Qtopj. Big john fires up the furnace before the Plano game Qmiddleb, with the big conquCSI Starting off on the right foot Cbottomj. Ken Barr loses the greased pig Cabovej. The season record read like a listerene commercial C2-2-23, when the Greenville Lions came to town like a wolf in sheeps clothing. The Lions stole the game with a last second touchdown handing the Farmers their third loss. Moving down one space on the calendar, Big john found himself removing a large Broncois Iii 1 from the field and watching where he stepped as the Farmers rode the Broncos back to Denton bringing the record to 3-5-2. It Don 't Come Easy x Gary Kerbow romps and stomps Kopp. ropj, while Danny Moody blasts a hole in the Bronco line Copp. lefrj. Lanny Earwood and Co. celebrate winning their last home game Kopp, righrj. Ir's a pass. . . Ir's a run . . . Ir's 11 TOUCHDOXYJN fleffj. The Farmers rake time our ro salute the school song fropj, as Jethro Sampson and Greg Ford apply .1 lirtle pressure Cabovej, Teamwork Makes It Happen FRONT KNEELINGI S. Hagman 63, F. Chew 8, C, Pollack 28, S. McKie 80,-I. Eshelman 3, K. Ramsey 82, R. White 30, R. Olson 21, T. Bradbury 42, D. Higgs 22, J. Gomez 50, R. Wilson 32, S. Beggs 2, M. Burel 44, A. Turner 1. 2nd ROW: D. Visentine CHQ-:ad Coachj, C. Bode fCoachj, G. Petross CCoachj, G. Boynton CCoachJ, B. Stewart 7, S. Wood 53, L. Deaver 60, L. Sampson 55, B, Coker 58, G, Bernard 35, A. Longshore 12, L. Earwood 64,1 Mays 56,-I. Hall 89,1 Bums 83, D. Hanley CCoachJ, W. Roten fCoachj,j. Cope fCoachj, Doc McClintock, 5rd ROW: T. Martin 81, P. Crum 75, D. Moody 88, M. Cotter 65, E. F, Lawson 72, D. Degan 79, S. Sampson 70, T. Turner 85, G, Ford 40, V. Brown 78, M. Gooch 74, K. Barr 84, K. Routh 43, D, Ennis 62, K. Hughes 10, R. Day 67, R. Alff 52, C. Martin mgr., D. Ponath mgr. 68 Wirlu 1 list of se lson opponents reading like roll call at the zoo, Coach Vw led U' his team to Sherm tn only to be tlawed hy the Bearcats 28-14. The species Parisirus Felmus proved to be easy prey, however, as Bigjohn wound up his The Blasters get clown to some serious thinking Coppositeb, and Vernon Brown takes 11 shot at thc posts ftopj. The rlcfcnsc traps the QB fmitltllej, but Bo Stewart finds that what is good for the goose is gootl for the gander as the Sherman defense sacks the Lewisville quarterback tlcfrl, junior Varsity Football s..-7 'ku' FRONT SITTING: R. Ashford 67, M. Milton 22, B. Hill 85, R. King 65,1 Young 62, B. Cucle 2, T, Bradbury 7,1 Hall 74. 2nd ROXYl:1 Collinsworth 56, M. Cable 8, D. Darnell 68, K. Routh 80, K. Hughes 12, G. Evans 94,1 Anderson 1,1 Smith 21, M. Holt 50. 3rd ROW: T. Recd 84, R. Alff 89, S. Parker 77, P. Griffith 50, E. Eaton 75, L, Evans 72, D. Patterson 52, T. Brincgar 40, P. Holland 86. G.: f 1,1-.A Don Patterson gets in on a tucklc from and the defense sets up against another play fmiddlej. The offense makes its move Cbottomb andjoe Williams visits the water hole Cbelowj. Tom Brinegar seems surrounded by the enemy foppositej. I J' 1 1 FRONT SITTING:j, Dewey 28, R. Ramon 66, D. Miller 7, V. Bitela 8, A. Hernandez 37,1 Black 67, G. Nienstedt 60, T. Gipson 77. 2nd ROW: B. Hanson 2, D, Ramsey 1, G. Rains 9, D. Koehler 32, C. johnson 65, D, McCurley 40, D. Smart 55, B, White 78, D. Cade 30, R. Durham 73. 3rd ROW:j. Page fCoachJ, S. Wood 74, B, Arthur 82, A. Prewett 80, A. Smith 63,1 McDaniel 75, P. Dyson 68, G. Bradbury 62, M. Keefer 35, T. Kupper fCoachJ. 4th ROW: G. Smith 54, N. Chaney 85, F. Mack 44, B, Rheudasil 12,j. Williams 71, T. Behrens 81, D. Westbrook 22, R. Hone cutt 89, D.. Westbrook 11, M. Latham 88. Sophomore Pinkjes Sf 72 Doug Ramsey finds himself all alone Ctop leftj as Adam Hernandez runs out of running room Cabovej. Booker Rheudasil lets it fly Cleftj and the defense gets ready for action fbottomj. Some of the Pinkies find boredom on the sideline Copposirey Monty Alston wears a petrified leg fabovej as the defense closes in for the kill Crop rightj. Dwayne Wilson has tiouble getting one off Cmiddlel and the offense lets the hammer down and moves closer to paydirt Cbelowl. Simon Says is played on the sideline Copposite abovej While Duane St. john holds up the light pole fopposite belowb. 74 W .. 2 Q H 1 Q 4 Q L. Q Q FRONT SITTING: B. Winkler mgr., D, Arthur 5, E. Henson 86, C. Odneal 89, C. Spencer 42, D. St. 1ohn 79, P. Alston 44,1 Barnett 80, R. Childress 68, B. Ramsey 16, P. Massengale 5, B. Wotten 62, L. Ross 71, R. Eldrige 16,1 Coker 77, F. 1ohnson 8. 2nd ROW: R. McMakin 50, V, Bowman 65, T. Payne 82, M. Reynolds 10,1 Nixon 25, K, Rowe 12, D, Brinegar 88, C. Hagood 63, K. Frazier 24, D. Brown 28, L. Newman 55, T. MtClatchey 62, M. Allen 35, B. Stamper 86,1. Foster fCoachJ, M. Campbell fCoachJ. 3rd ROW: M. Teafitiller CCoach1, D, Lucado fCoachJ, M, Courtney 75, T. Genuit 65, K. C. Rogers 88, G. Carrera 68, B. Fitzpatirick 85, T, Champion 43, T. Cade 40, C. Tanner 35, D. Wilson 10,1 Hoskins 79,1 Hinkle 60, M. Gernigan 70,1 Cantrell 23, S.1acobs 22, D. Millard 66, M. Ijames 79. 4th ROW: D. Smart 55, S. Albritton 60, K. Collinsworth 82, T, Longshore 68, C. Higgs 33, R. Hinde 50, K. Frazier 78, L. B. Routh 81,1. Shoemake 12, R. Wallace 71, R. Ellison 80, E. Tillman 42, T. Webb 36, D. Peck 58, C. Stanley 75, E. Ramon 66, Winnin ure Do a eItF Awakening from a long drought in the success department, the LHS Roundballers opened up on their best season in many a year. Coach Barnes led his team to a 20-11 season, with the roundballers playing top contender for the district crown but being narrowly edged out by Plano and tying for 2nd place with Denton. Coach Bames reviews his strategy fabovej andjoe Houston sets up a play fopp. topj. Bart Collinsworth watches the action Copp. bottomb. THE 1976 LHS ROUNDBALLERS: M. Boyd zo, R. Rudolph 44, Z. Turner 40, K. Rundus 42, R. Raper 32, O. Nienstedt 22, G. Perkins 30, B. Collinsworth 14, M. Harmon 24, andj. Houston 10. Nimitz Tyler Lee Irving McArthur Richardson Pierce Grand Prairie 4 HS Hillfffgy -Duncark e Sl Qifif W YY Terrell? Duncanville L. D. Bell Arlingron Duneblffifille Thorniigjefferson ,443 ,W ,Ml W SEASON 52-50 55-56 70-68 56-62 5833 51-56 57-63 56-52 61-57 Distr Plano M , 4 Denison R. L. Tuinef Greenville 1 1 Paris Plano igbenison 78-60 59-51 61-51 42-544 62-48: 64-58 ,gm ..,, 4 R. Gfpenviiie Denton Sherrnan Paris j Season 60-59 vo-51 45-44 6965 -L , , 69-64 57-66 23-69 4 F5157-42 61-48 55-47 48-50 64-53 20-11 10-4 sm! District 4 Stick', Rundus plays some tough defense Crightj while Z. T. comes up fdown?j with a rebound C lower lef tj. Olen Nienstedt takes the high road fmiddlej as Ray Rudolph blocks a Mustang goal flower rightj. Olen tries his hand at defense Copp. leftj and Stick eonfounds the Bronco defense Copp. rightj. I I Consistency Keeps Mo On The Right Side The Farmers started the season on an exciting note with the first three games ending within a two-point margin. The district record Went unblemished till it met with a tough Sherman team. Bart Collinsworth lays one up Cabovej and Matt Boyd out-maneuvers the Greenville Lions Crightj. Ken Rundus hugs the ball in heavy traffic Copp. topj while Matt pops one in Copp. leftyjoe Houston does some mid-air acrobatics Copp. midcllej and Olen Nienstedt Waits for the action Copp. rightj. Taking Qur Piece 01: The Pie With nine wins in the bag the beating Plano 60 to 59. From then on no one but Sherman, Plano, and Denton could stand in their way as roundballers moved into district play, they bounced to a 10-4 district record. i 1 Gary Kohlsehmidt racks up a couple more Cabovej as Coach Page analyzes his opponents Cmiddlej. Mark Crum anticipates a rebound Crightj. G. Hayes 13, M. Crum 35, M. Chastain 45, K. Barr 43, T. Clements 33, M. Davis 25, K. Perkins 15,1 Burns 23, T. Geist 21,'I. Anderson 51, S. Stouffe 31. I V Baske tb ' A ----'W-.l'!' 'fffiff ,' Mark Davis plans his strategy Cahovej. Mike Chastain goes all out to block a shot Cfar leftj while Tony Clements burns the net for two Cleftj Ken Barr and Gary Kohlschmidt tackle the guy with the hall fupper leftj. ROTEN'S RAIDERS: D. Brown 20, C. johnson 14, F. Brown 10, R. Svelund 32, K. Perkins 44, M. Reynolds 24, M. Gernigarn 40, R. Ellison 52, R. Gunnoe 54, D. Brinegar 22, L. B. Ruth 34, T. Hayes, Mgr. Fred Voss goes for a lay-up fabovej While Mike Reynolds puts a little spin on the ball Qmicldlej. Eddie Tillman looks for the open man against the Raiders frightj. l LUCADO'S LIZARDSZ F. Voss 14, P. Eddins 52, E. Tillman 42, L. Womack 34, B. Vittnlp 24, M. Bogle 3O,j. Cantrell 32, G. Norris 20, T. Champian 44, T. Ybarra 54, M. Amis 22, D. Wilson 10, T. Hayes, Mgr. Dale Brown pops one in for two Cbottom leftj and Presley Eddins drives the lane Crniddlej. Kenny Perkins works hard on defense frightj. In 55.2 f., , ' . fy' 5 A ,vt E A rg A-fjN '?'l' ig vv,' W 5? 2 g f , 1 Agh, 5 I 5,21 , K. gi r l . 4 Q-,nm an g + ' , V , -uw' ' 'T' ' sf, .-iw S at s E fi 1 xf V, G Qi flfl X Y . ' . A 2 f?Ske tb 39 ,,.,..-rv What a difference winning makes. For the first time, the LHS girls' basketball team came out on the long end of the scoreboard. With Coach Peggy Tate getting the team ready with daily workouts at 7:15 a.m., the Varsity girls finished the year with a fine 8-2 district record. Although Plano took the top prize in 13-AAAA, the Farmerettes were right behind with a very close second. Terry Posey gets high for a jump shot Ctop leftj while Bert Wemer takes a big step for a driving lay-up C top rightj. Andrea Bradford and Lisa Ofield battle with Burleson for the ball fleftj. 087 Coach Tate watches the action C top lefrj While Gayla Ladehoff gets ready to evade a Lamar defender Crop rightj. Sally McHenry jumps high to block P1ano,s shot Crightj. 88 Varsity Roundballers Enjoy Banner Season In DISTRICT RECORD Denton 41 31 Greenville 64 34 Plano 42 51 Turner 33 15 Sherman 63 41 Denton 47 33 Greenville 54 27 Plano 43 48 R. L. Turner 49 47 Sherman 54 38 ALL-DISTRICT K. Millsap, T. Posey B. Werner CZTD, S. Calavan QHMJ Kylene Millsap struggles to get that ball Crop leftj as Necia Robinson's shot is deflected fbottom rightj. Susan Calavan waits for the action Cbottom leftj. GIRLSJV: fl to rj J. Werner, S. Holder, V. Schmalian, R. Buck, T. Tmll, K. Hardford, E. Murry, E. Kirby, B.jeter, T. Witmer, M. Harmon, K. Matthews. Coach Wooldridge watches the game while the girls rally their team to victory Cabovej. 90 I-'arm erettes I V Becky .Ieter drives on an opponent C top leftj while Teresa Tnill fights for the pass Crop rightj. Elaine Kirby concentrates on making the free throws Cbelowj. FRESHMEN: fl to rj M. McMinemy, C. Henley, T. Keeler, P. Koehler, N. Parrot, D. Folks, P. ,Iones,.I. Sheppardhl Threlkeld, D. Wassok, A. Murphy, C. Pniett, T. Folks, T. Wiseinger,j. Keefer. VARSITY: LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Bradshaw, M. Prewlrt, S. Cantrell, L. Orfield, B. Malone, D. Ebsen, B, Werner, T. Posey, Brenda Woldridge. In route to a 6-4 season, Cyndie Bradshaw, Dawn Ebsen, and Bert Werner, catch their breath after a tough match with Dension fleft belowj. Bert gets high to dink fright belowj. I 92 Girls Volleyball 'Yr-1 Coach Woldriclge concentrates on the action Cupper leftj. Brenda Malone prepares to serve Cupper rightj while Mary Prewitt keeps movin' to receive serve Cbelowj, - - . . 44 f .4 ,M .deff .IV TEAM1 LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Harford, C, Alter, K. Beggs, C. Hall, S. Tennant, S, Ferrel. VARSITY: fl-rj FRONT ROW: B. Young, L. Crawford, D. Bassinger, T. Patton. BACK ROW: R. Hill,j. Holt, j. McCullars, G. Veal. Terry Patton tends the flag while Lyle Crawford lags up on the 18th green fbelowj. jack McCullars and john Holt get ready to hit their chip shots flower rightj. Gvlf Ronnie Hill follows through on the tee Crop lcftj as David Bassinger hits his approach shot Crop rightj. JV: Cl- rj FRONT ROW: C. Nowlin, R. Moorc,.I. Gwyn, D. Ridinger, F. Spain. BACK ROW: K. Burrow, L. Coffey, M. Exum, R. Derichwcilerhl Binion. Mark Pruett defends against Highland Park Crop leftj as Chip Martinez heads the ball at the Denton goal Crop rightj.,I.V.: C1-rj KNEELING: R. Barretto, S. Smith, j. Thomas, R. Wisler. lst ROW: B. Anderson, A. Chiongbian, T. Ramsey, S. Garrett, W. Wright, T. Wright, M. Szenasy. 2nd ROW: K. McE1hanan, D. Lunday, M. Wiseman, T. Yates, R. Rich,j. Williams, J. Lee. Soccer 2.-f.. Y Mike Lewis uses the thigh trap to catch the ball C top leftj. VARSITY: Mk A KNEELING: Cl-rj -I. Linton,-I. 6:-old' evj, ly 5 wil., , mn .-- as -. 5 ,5af'., Garcia, C. Martinez. lst ROW: Cl-rj B. Manoghanhl. Woods, G. Winkles T. Cobb, M. Lewis. 2nd ROW: Cl-rj M. Pruett,j. Washer, T. Cassidy, B. Farrish, M. Martin,j. Lee Cabovej. jeff Washer tries for a score at Plano fleftj. . , M. 1 -..Q V . TENNIS TEAM: SITTING: Cl-rj S. Boaze, C. Callicoate, S. Perry, T. Hala, B. Cogbill. KNEELING: Q1-fy R. Goyette, M. Walls, S. Moore, A. Buck, B. Kennedy,j. Callicoate. STANDING: Cl-rj Ted Renshaw, M. jackson, E. Menking, B. Geisler, C. Perry, B. Geisler, L. Sutton, C. Gilbreth,.I. Cobb, D. Blakely, C. Hawes, C. Pannel, V. Turnibiarte, S. Longoria,j. Tanner Qrightfjoe Tanner gets himself a winning smash Cbelowj. Steve Boaze has a little trouble with an overhead volley as his opponent drops the ball behind him C below rightj. David Blakely admires his trophy after using his fourhand slam to defeat his opponent Cbelow far rightj U Z-1' f'-Zigi' ' 1-H u, , f ff ff' :pf f',,, I1 V, 55522 Www e af a 'H i WA? 'iiwwfsifw fy f, ,- . , . 2331: ?i1'A iwM ' wi 5+ H.: l y' li H giwa g I 3 .4 i Qi 5 ai 5 Q' ' L 1 5 2 S 1 ,A E 5 , A ,vas Q ',,, cymfiwmjwy, 0 X ' W , , f ', 1f ' f 7 ? i g ,. 9335211 , ,, 1i.f .+5..f:-,az ' Q Minnow-ww - ..--- ..5...,,,,,,.-S 2 f Ms -s N 4, JR' S TRACK TEAM: lst ROW: J. Barnet, M. Gooch, K. Newland. 2nd ROW: T. Bradbury,,I. Dupree,j. Hall, S. Jacobs. 3rd ROW: T. Parker, C. Pollack, L. Newman, K. C. Rogers, B. Vittrup. 4th ROW: Coach Petross, C. Tanner, E. Tillmon, M. Sessumes,j. Nyquist, R. Brice, G. Uncel,j. Burns, K. Routh, D. Degan. 5th ROW: T. Cade, K. Frazier, D. Westbrook,,I. Shoemake, R. james, M. Cochran, M. Alston, Coach Teafatiller. 6th ROW: G. Rains, T. McClatchey, C. Hanson, F. Chew, M. Cortney, T. Brinegar. 7th ROW:.I. Eshleman, D. McGar, C. Dickens, T. Hughes, A. Hernandez, Z. Turner, G. Pruitt, R. DeOgny, D. Sisk, S. Beggs, R. Morris Cabovej. Mike Engleman takes another first in the mile f above rightj and Mark Cochran runs through the hurdles frightj. 100 Pi as' I 1-FISHER? -i f- 14-i . .MW 1 Steve Beggs, Dayrnond Sisk, and ,Ief f Hall sprint for the finish line Crop lefty. Fred Chew gets ready for the gun Cabovej whilejeff Eshleman reaches for new heights in the meet with Duncanville Cleftj. VARSITY: SITTING: Cl-rj L. Freeman, G. Kerbow, R. Benham,j. Gomez, D. Ramsey. KNEELING: Cl-rj D. Wager, R. Olson,j. Wilcox, D. Brock, R. Wilson, B. Mosely. STANDING: Cl-rj Coach Campbell, T. Clements, R. Moeller,j. Murphy, O. Neinstedt, K. Wisinger,.I. Crump. NOT PICTURED: Bob Skaugen frightj. Bob Skaugen gets in position to give the ball a short stop Cbelowj. First pitch - First homerun! The Farmer squad congratulates Randy Olson fbelow rightj. l02 Baseball 1 3is'J,,.Q joe Crump gets ready to hit the ball C above rightj. Randy Moeller burns the ball to first Cabovej. JV: KNEELING. Q1-fy D. wager, J. Hinkle, C. Cude, T. Bowman, B. Hoskins, H. Shelton. STANDING: fl-rj Coach Kupperhl. Anderson, G Rains, B. Morris, T. Payne, S. Claxton, R.jones, B. Arthur, S. Heath, K. Phupof, D. Miller, G. Neinstedt, L. Freeman, M. Ijames Cleftj. LA BCDNITA I 20 Lakeland Plaza 436-7538 436-7539 Complimen+s of ROYAL DRIVE-IN Lewisville Grapevine 50l S. Slemmons 736 Nor'll1wes+ Hwy 436-3586 488-00l2 104 CIRCLE N WESTERN WEAR Sfemmons Expressway Tony La ma, Jusiin and Acme Boois Bandera Ha+s Tempco Down-Filled Coa+s Prior Wes+ern Wear H-Bar-C Ranch Wear Miller Wes+ern Fashions Lee Rider Boo+-Cu+ Jeans Wrangler Weslern Wear HARGLD HURST AUTCDS 24-Hour Wrecking Service I3 I2 S. S'Iemmons 436- l 6I 3 K5 A Complele A 'L '1 Line of bca? Building X Q f Maferials sift' 21+ X? ci . 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McClanahan farrisry 9, M, Carson 10, A. Ncavcs 11, P. Corbin 12,j. Skaugen 15, L. Behrens 14, K. Rogers 15, D. Word 16, T. Cook 17. v.-'l Farm er Staff sing-P 5 n '45-flat Dfw ice' Fifteen people carne together at the beginning of the year to combine their ideas and feelings to capture the year in pictures. Some say we begin with blank pages and ideas and conclude with full pages and blank minds. What do you think? FARMER STAFF: 41-fy Terry Posey, Melissa Carson, Amy Neaves, Parn Corbin, Nancy Odneal,jennifer Russell, jackie Skaugen, Tami Cook, Patricia Wilson, Gary Kerbow Cphotographerj, Natalie Faulconer and Ricky McGee Ceditorsj, Becky Glover, and Denise Word. Lisa Kerbow, Marla Alexander, and Don Read Ctopj 'ghawki' papers in the cafeteria while Chris Rogers Crightj and Lanita Thomas Cfar rightj try to look like editors. While reporting on her football crew, Penny Rheudasil Cbottom lefty enjoys her lollipop. The dark room photographers Lee Schnell and Kirk Rogers Ceenter bottomj monkey around as usual. The sponsor, Mike Lamb Cbottoni rightj shows off his solid 14K gold plated pocket ticker. usiii i its if' Q 1 iiigfg-., , 116 - gig Farm ers' Harvest Smelser 6, T. Tregaskis 7, C. Sanford 8, D. Burns 9, M, Kerley 10, T. K. Morris 16, G. Kerbow 17, S. Mihleder 18, S. Bowles 19, K. Beggs 20, P, Homer 21,1 Holcomb 22, S. Holder 23, R. Scofield 24, L. Kerbow 25, L. McClanahan 26. S. Cleveland 1, R. Benham 2, L. Duwe 5, A. Schneifelbin 4, C. Rogers 5, K. Cvalbreath 11, C. Bradshaw 12, K. Calavan 13, S. Dunlap 14, B. Berchant 15, 7 Student Council T. Webb 1, C. Tanner 2, B. Vintmp 3, B. Monaghan 4, T. Keifer 5, T. Brinegar 6, C. Rogers 7, K. Rogers 8, R. Benham 9,1 Williams 10, L. Behrens 11, D. Myers 12,1 Kishpaugh 13, K. Williams 14, T. Galbreath 15,1 Willett 16, A. Smith 17, S. Cleveland 18, R. Owens 19, K. Hughes 20, G. Rains 21, M. Burel 22, M. Alston 23,1 Cantrell 24, G. Carter 25, M. Cannell 26,1 Ferris 27, A. Wooten 28, R. McGee 29, K. Calloway 30, C. Bradshaw, 31, R. Timmons 32, B. Martinez 33, R, Hasten 34,1 Garcia 35, S. Davis 36, K. Albritton 37, L. Brooks 38,1 Hall 39, C. Boyd 40, K. Little 41, E. Menking 42, S. Thomas 43, L. Facsko 44,1 Bond 45, P. Corbin 46, T. Bradford 47, K. Caldwell 48, S, Hoover 49, L. Kerbow 50, L. Grimes 51, M. Kerley 52, D. Henderson 53, S. Frank 54, S. Tucker 55, M. Akin 56,1 Walker 57, P. Flynn 58, L. Lettieri 59, D. Iser 60, S, Roias 61,1 Boyd 62, T. Lettieri 63,1 Gilstrap 64,1 Flanagan 65, S. Noble 66, L. Orfield 67, R. Daniels 68, K. Bradshaw 69. H8 fbi, 'A' 6 ,,,, 7 ' at f T .5 f-V' H 4 V., , M ,M 'QM , ' M 'W' MW. ' ,rw M W M ' 'l5?mw,'H ,f f rf- a I 4 ' Q W v . l s, W 1 Mg. ,M , , ,M 4 W It V, QA t , v With elections, socials and other activities to plan, Gilly's Gang stays busy from September to May. It's not all work, however, as Mr. Gilmore's at it again Ctop leftj. Sue Tucker gets caught sitting down on the jobl' for one of the rare times this year Crop rightj. Two of the councills top hands this year were Susan Thomas and Luanna Lettieri frightj. These girls organized more activities than they care to remember flower leftj. SC Treasurer Shirley Davis and Rhonda Hasten show off the council's bulletin board flower rightj. I J ,mf H5 Members D. Moody 1, L. Pike 2, N. Faulconcr 5,1 Hall 4, S. Brown 5, L. McClanahan 6, L. Hansen 7, G. Kerbow 8, K. Millsop 9, C, Grimes 10, K, Morris 11, A. Bradford 12, A. Harris 13, K. jackson 14, S. Birdsong 15, A. Hartenstine 16, P. Shutman 17, N. Marrain 18, S. Davis 19, S. Milader 20, P. Carbin 21, S. LaGronge 22, S. Hoover 24, L. Menking 25, D. Angeli 26, S. Thomson 27, L. Lcrrc-ri 28, K. Albrittan 29, L. Fasko 30,1 Skaugcn 31, t, Brislco 32,1 Lampc' 53, B. Glover 34, D. Alter 55, S. Thomas 36, 120 C. Williams 1, C. Traynor 2, Rulones Dewey 4,1 Williams 5, A, Smith 6, P Thomas 7, L. Fiete 8,-I. McCuIlars 9, T. Reed 10, K. Brookshire 11, R. Peterson 12, D. Mallison 15, C. Crist 14, D. Baker 15, R. Buck 16, L. Nelle 17, K.Ca1avan 18, N. Crecelius 19, D. Costella 20, K. Williams 21, K, Paris 22, D. Hazenbueler 23, D. Ronime 24, D.1ser 25, A. Geist 26, C. Hill 27, N. McLerran 28, K. Mathews 29, S. Shost 50, D. Skaugan 31, K. Mckenzie 35, M. Akin 34, P. Lcntc 35, S. Calavan 36, D. Winger 37,1 Bond 58, D. Talley 39, D. Blakenship 40, V. Walker 41, S. Tucker 42. Fellowship Qt Christian Athletes L. White 1, Coach Harvey 2, K. Hughes 3, A. Smith 4, R. Werner S, G. Carrara 6, M. Hortney 7, P, Rhuedasil 8, S. Cantrell 9, D. Arthur 10, B. Stewart 11, K. Bradshaw 12, T. Posey 13, G. Kerbow 14, L. Duwe 15, G. Rains 16, C, Bradshaw 17,,Iingles 18. Studen t Assistem ts B. Glover 1. S. Cflcvclixnal 2. S Nelson 5. C. Lewis 4, P. Boyd 5. P. Searcy 6. M, Gooth 7. R. Xwcrncr 8. T. lillvcrt O, T. Pnscy 10, T. Tregaslcis 11, L. Schncll 12. K.T1moingis 15, P. Fitzpatrick 1-1, li. Brown 15. M. Kcrlcy 16, D. Moody 17, B, lwlonnglmn 18. G. Mccks 19. D. Blitnlccnship 20, R. McGCC 21.1 Polster 22,1 Cummings 25, G. Kcrbow 24, S. Thompson 25, A. Geist 26, D, Myers 27, L. Bchrcns 28. N. Mtiflnriin 29, R. Timmons 50,1 Garcia 51,1 Russell 52, C, Bearclen 35, S. Chew 54, S. Kelly .55 T. Cook 56. L. Kcrbow 57, D. lscr 58, A. Ncavcs 59,1 Boyd 40, E. Mcnking 41. P. Luncluy -12. M. Akin 45.1. I.i1n1pc44, P. Schupman 45, S. Birrlsong 46. D. Angcli 47, K. Maior 218. L. Milsscnggilc -19. S. Thomas 50, L. Lctticri 51, K. Albritton 52, D, XWCWC L. Mcrritr 5-1,1 Holtomln 55. B. Martinez 56, R. Hnsten 57. Senior I-'HA C. Bridges 1, Ms. Bcntson 2, D. Bush 5,1 Hatficld 4, C. Cummings 5, D. Echols 6, B. Moody 7, P. Snodgrass 8, Ms. Wilcox 9, D. Scoggin 10, L. Barton 11, D. Winger 12, D. Costello 15, P. Lcntz 124 junior FHA T. Forks 1, M. Behrens 2, V. Hoffman 3, K. Caldwell 4, K. Roc 5, D. Folks 6, K. Dean 7, T. Kysar 8, Mrs. Fields 9, T. Fletcher 10, K. George ll, C. Nyquist 12, T. Wfhisenhunt 13, D. Palmer 14, G. Barrett 15, Miss Rissingcr 16, M. Matthew 17, D. Love 18, Sjohnson 19, M, Powc-le 20. Choir J. Beecher 1, D. Hargiss 2, S. Moore 3, M. Mullis 4, Mrs. Sheriff 5, M, Turrubiarte 6, B, Young 7,-I. Parton 8, D. Keith 9, H. Mcliarling 10, P. Bowler 11, C. Cox 12, S. Cleveland 15, P. Houser 14, C. Traynor 15, T. Briniger 16, J. Willett 17, D, Evans 18, M. Dake 19, K. Nightstep 20, S, Sargent 21, L. Brooks 23, L. Massengalc 24,-I. Lamps 25, C. Groves 26, N. Mcwliorter 27, D. Mallison 28, L. Rivers 29. 126 Speech And Drama T. Kimiy 1, B. Buxlcy Z, F. Baldwin 5. P. Owens 4,,I. Polstcr 5, T. Ramsey 6. C. Frost ', F. Wcmods 8, T. Bcclxarn 9, M. Thumnson 10,1 Leigh 11, P, Lunduy 12, S. Scrgem 15, S. Shosr 1-1,-I. Pcglcr 15, K, Bradshaw 16, L. Lctricri 17. WY' B. Hazelwood 1, B. Brown 2, M. Hicks 3, C. Hal: 4, S. Anderson 5, T. Yates 6,1 Beck 7, C, Tawwater 8,1 Sampson 9, R. Hucldlesron 10,1 Taylor 11, M. Hulsey 12, T, Dawdy 13, S. Songer 14, L, Smith 15, M. Sowell 16, V, Riclingcr 17, D. Morgan 18. VOC T Qffice Ed uca tion Association Q 9 15.4, I.. Faulkner 1, K. Branum 2, K. Martin 5. D. Law 4, D. Lee 5, A. Turner 6, Y. Jacobs 7.,I. Neves 8, T. Earl 9. B. Parrish 10. B. Feaster 11, A. Seiber 12, S. Liles 15, L. Wallace 14, C. Crist 15, D. Keith 16, D. Phariss 17, K. Cummons 18, D. Echols 19, T. Arthur 20, P. Stacey 21, V. Milliuan 22, Debhie Curtis 25, K. Bridgers 24, D. Bush 25,,I. Striplin 26,,I. Hunter 27, D. Starnes 28, D. Romine 29, C. Simon 50, V. Fultz 51, D. Cook 52, C. Boenker 55, M. Carson 54, B. Bradshaw 55, T. Gnlbreath 56, S. Tennant 57, R. Leverett 58, Y. Graham 59, L. Pike 40, N. Martin 41, M. Akin 42. D. Routh 45, C. Wenzel 44, C. Richardson 45, V. Stephens 46, S. Gibson 47. C. Hill 48. M. Harmon 49, P. Snodgrass 50, K. Bishop 51, R. Boehrnsen 52, P. Moody 55, B. McCarty 54. C. Wenzel 55. D. Green 56, L. Fraser 57, T. Lewis 58. M, Collins 1, R. Amstead 2, G. Saclberry 3, V. Kirk 4, S. Briers 5, G. Ham 6, D. Brisco 7, T. McCann 8, E. Duran 9, S. Brown 10, G, Cotton 11, D. Chaney 12, T. Smith 13, L. Peck 14, D. Brown 15, R. Kemp 16, G. Diffy 17, M. Lambert 18,.I. Pugh 19, K, Finch 20, P, Carter 21, S. Perry 22, A. Bradley 25, K. Ballenger 24, R. Wright 25, C. Wright 26, D. Cox 27, R. Rich 28, Mr, Frazcll 29. 'viii iq! ill, 130 DE CA L I ,,,, 1 I W 'K . M Y K v 4, 'ln ,, .. f ' A an v P 81- .- 5 'V H. U ,Y .4 SEL 'Ll il pziftu 1-1 gilt? 3 1 Barder 1, D. Smart 2, S. Thompson 3, T. Huckabee 4, T. Searcy 5, P. Dyson 6, B. Carter 7, R. Robinson 8, L. Long 9, G. Winkles 10,1 Kispaugh 11,1 Thompson 12, K. Pilgrim 13, E. Cole 14,1 Hurst 15, T. Locke 16, D. Hawkins 17, P. Morgan 18,1 Barber 19, B. Arnold 20, G Drake 21, T. Kirk 22, K. Williams 23,1 Newman 24, S. Thiede 25, K. Felty 26, W. McCain 27, C. Humble 28, T. Bracket 29, B. Smith 30, P. Searce 31, S. Humble 32, T. Hines 33, S. Walden 34, B. Spears 35,1 Becker 36, R. Day 37, L. Wilson 38, M. Davis 39, G. Burnett 40, G. Blakenship 41, S. Liles 42, S. Maddox 43, D. Cox 44, C. Shrider 45, K. Fazi 46, R. Frady 47, S. Golf 48, D. McCarty 49, S. Hoover 50, D. Hasten 51, C. Gaydosh 52, C. Redford 53. 3 A qw 157 16591 4 .10 HECE R. Binioul 1, R. Reynolds 2, D, Sampson 5, B, Kuykendahl 4, L. Gorton 5, M. Goodwin 6, A. Ivy 7, P. Dwyer 8, D, Patterson 9, K. Likens 10, S. Elbert 11, B. Patterson 12, C. Morton 15, Rjames 14,1 Rogers 15, M, Wooten 16, Mrs, Shawver 17, S, Thompson 18, C. German 19, P. Bennett 20, S. Speights 21, C. Creamer 22. 132 HQCE Mrs. Boywn 1,,I. Bmcl 2, C. Peters 5, B. Wesley 4, R. Sisk ij. Rishcr GMI. Mays 7, C. Mendclson 8, R Driscle 9, lf. Smalley 10, P. Bulen 11, C. Paris 12, K. Kimbrough 15, L. Graham 14, P. Roy 15, K. Beck 16, B. Ferrell 17, L. Peterson 18, C. McCain 19, IZ. Green 20, S. Peterson 21, A. Casal 22,1 Flannagan 23, B. McRae 24. 133 FBLA 4 C. Bcnrdcn 1, K. Nelson 2, Mrs. Rowe 5, D. Rominc 4, R Tnmilson 5, G, Grcgmy 6,1 Boyd 7, B. McRae 8, S Thompson 0 Industrial Arts Club Mr. Foster l, M. Glover 2, P. Searcy 3, C. Lcwis 4, Mr. Shanks 5, P. Boyd 6, D. Blankenship 7, R johnson 8, Mr. Treirsch 9, D. Ruth 10, K. Frost 11, M, Alford 12. Future Farmers OfAmer1ca T. Dutts 1, T. Woods 2,1 Collie 5, M,1ohson 4, T. McNally 5, B. Thomas 6, L. Ross 7, D. Parrot 8,1 Savage 9, S, Maludin 10, B. Dubberly 11, R, Slieger 12, K. Roberts 15, D. Barnett 14, K. Nichols 15, R. Fayer 16, L. Long 17, R. Cross 18, W. Burkhalter 19,1 Chiles 20, B. Ramsey 21, W. Edwards 22, I.. Cunningham 25, B. Ellis 24, R. Hiller 25, T. 1 Wood 26, S. Keahey 27, S. Rodriguez 28, E. Barnett 29, K. Miller 50, K. Newland 51, D. Tumelson 52, E, Waldrip 53, B.1acltson 34, P. Massengale 35, T. Dorsey 56, K. Philpot 37, K. Templin 38,1 Gibson 39, P.1ones 40, B. Bartness 41, T. Denton 42, R. Owens 43, M. Boyd 44, T, Hayes 45, B, Higgins 46, D. Darnell 47, W. Culpepper 48, C, Bryant 49, R. Moody 50, Mr. Russell 51, K. Verner 52, D. Vanderlinden 53, B. Everett 54, T. Thompson 55, M. Alexander 56, R. Day 57, M. Cochran 58, B. Davis 59, K. Chapman 60,1 Bails 61, S. Long 62, G. LeClair 65, F. Wallace 64, G. Wright 65, R. Frick 66, M. Cotter 67, M. Hazelwood 68, D. Walls 69, T. Weaver 70, W. Shultz 71, D. Burns 72, R. Rich 73, B. Brown 74, M. Thompson 75, W. Mclnnis 76, S. White 77,1 Locke 78. 136 K V? fV?17i?f M311 w3f5AmQ5:r Rodeo Team Ltwzsvlma I27 S. MILL LU MLBER h GHTINQ Home Or 5?- 436 1355.6 S, Hobbs 1, M. Cfutrcr 2, B. Ducsscn 5, K, Price 4, G. Sp g' 5 K Robc 6 N Robmson ',,I, Hourk 8. M. Lumpur I I1 Brslnnd 10, S, M g mcry 1 Glover 12. livlcrcr 15, I.. Marlin l 1 1.1. 7 GO BIG JOHN' 237 Huffines Cen+er Lewisville, Texas 436-442 I Friendlies+ Sfore in Town BARN ETT J EWELERS -Since I9I2- Main Valley Shopping Cen'I'er Nexl' 'lo 'I'he High School 436-4297 FU4, Ngu- - , A : Mmm? ' fi-3f:?f:if:- ' P-. ??, 30-'cg f ? 'JS 'Q Gold Lance Class Rings Seiko Walches Diamonds SAM MY'S 906 Sou+h Mill 436-404 I Q5 Af f f 1 Your Florisl' of . . . Dis+inc+ion LEWISVILLE gflgdbnaf BANK A FULL 250 summons ssnvlcf nono soum Lswusvme, rms 75067 K 436-6531 434-2248 MEMBER F.D.I.C. THE RGUND BANK LEWISVILLE'S NEWEST OI W. Main ND EXAS BAN AND FASTEST GROWING BANK NCDRTH TEXAS BANK l Block Wesf of Lewisville High School Across From Main Valley Shopping C l WESTERN AUTO lay AQMDS hometamw I55 Wes+ Main 436-76I2 Www akin! SONIC DRIVE-IN I26 S. Mill 436 O6I I Lewisville, Texas CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS '76 50110 MINYARDS FOOD STORE 'Huffines Shp. Cenfer Mann Valley 436-l023 22I-I02I 'wwhsmg 1 ey shoes For h Whole FamiIy's Shoes C 'r I I' Class of 76 From MAIN STREET BARBER SHOP I I5 W. Main 7:30 AM 'Io 6:00 PM Tuesday-Safurda hG dSh Q W. Main 9, NORTH TEXAS SAVINGS 8: LOAN 224 LewisviIIe Cn+r. ecwer eel estate, im. arseezzsez main ci 85-Q Zsewfwfzze, qiaxas Bl L Ll S .fi ,..'f.:- ,E .. A .. ' 1 , Q -- f 1 -11-' ig ....'A.: 34923 f'13 P1A-. 2Qif:f1ifQ2?3E,fsa?Q- 5 D 81 J CYCLE PARTS ypqm , lu PARTS 8 SERVICE M A R K V ' P, ON OST SINGLE CYLINDER CYCLES . Qi? - qi. . 4 ,I in n X 17-'-3 , , Top Qualify Meals N ,P I if-.: fi v.,,,5uQx,ir15B5,Qu,l,wg5A,.,.,. a+ -. i iwm 4 W - . vw Reasonable Prices! wi ll nl -Q V, 229 HUFFINES SHPG. CNTR. - LWSVL Blu- WESTBROOK- owne' -, H ,'A I I , - ,..'. gif-f':sZ:1IIE'i,i1i:2Qfif5 V' E'ifgf23if5f3FfT.55ELiflgflilzgiifligg' l2I N. Mille S+. Lewisville 436-53I2 LEWISVILLE LUMBER AND HARDWARE I27 S. Mill Lewisville, Texas 436-3556 44 Mark Boler shows off a 'fasl' pair of wl1eels + 'I'h L b D y Parade labovel. PIGGLY WIGGLY Friencllies+ Service H in Town - Double S+amps A on Wednesday N 'N' ' 436-261 I , A 225 S. Charles v is ' Across l'l1e Sfreel' From 'l'l1e Pos+ Office fmgma me Pom CENTER 2 I 7 Huffines Cenler Lewisville, Texas 436-0720 ART FORMS PRINTING LEWISVI LLE AND OFFICE SUPPLY FLOWER SHOP :Q4,ncnA ,,o2 ox F' HG- ? XM 1 5 ive Someone 1' FTD if a Flower I. Today Member of Comple+e Business Forms Wire Order Sysfems Service '70 W Main Comple+e Office Ou+fiHers 436 4502 436 4503 I39 W. Main Lewisville 436 0000 v-ii vw NEWT MILLER FORD 900 S. Mill Lewisville, Texas O+I1ers +alk . . . Bui' we deliver for less. 436-ISIS 434 I223 I4 my z 15 14 in '-'---........,. iw-,-,114 ,, - . f Carol Fraze studies her English Cabovej but james Nixon doesn't know which end is up in his freshman English class frightj. Cheryl Babb Mike Campbell Sherill Cobb Linda Davis Bill Hagood jane Johnson ,Io Ann Kay Ann Lain K Language Arts ' E Q f.',Qfe:15.- . aa f,.,.,,.,Nk Minliael l.llI'l1l7 lrlicia Marqucs Margaret Mmclcy Marilyn Neiman Linala Simplqins lilizabcrh Summon Glenda Wfalkcr Thelma Wilscmri W A N fl ill fill lv all ii lawf TW JJWW J of ra W Cliff jfjlmlli ll llillaljg ll lil W .JN i Valerie Srhmalian rclaxcs during an English Session ffar lcfr abovcl while Glenda Wixlkcr anclTl1elma Wlilson compare notcs after a hard clay fabovcj and David Faber cxcliangca answcrs with Lewis Smallwood Clcftl, ' l V ff' , ,f an W lm. H David Wright is astounded to see Darrel Moseley studying his Chemistry ftop, left and rightj. Ted Renshaw admires his UMOC award fabovej while David Blakely wonders why not me? Crighrj. Ann Harris and Sue Tucker are up to their usual pranks in Chemistry Coppj. 150 Greg Veal David Visc-mine Reed Washmon David Wriglmt Don Harvey Tom Kuppcr johnny McGregor Ted Rcnshaw Mike Tcafarillcr john Yarbrough relaxes for a minute Cabovej asjim Bason is looking good on 50,5 day frightj, Social Studies fl :iffy . 29,4 nn I 6 W V ., ,. ,,,. V 1 il' X34 1 5 ' 3, . 1 if in Ziff! N ff an f X 1 H94 f 9 af .1 X V 15 ' 1 I st' , Zi! it 1 7 ,lim 'Dale' Bason Dan Gilmore Dennis Ingram Billie Merrett jerry P1ge Davicl R xsco Willie Roten ohn Yarbrough WWW!! Sherry Ferrell gets a big bicentennial laugh out of her American History class Crop lefty as Teresa Galbreath concentrates on her Civics test flower lefty Deo four foreign exchange student from the Phillipinesj gives an international touch to the junior Historian Club's first year fabovey - Dorothy Dillehay Madeline Fly jeff Foster ,lim Hawes Pam Martin Linnie Odneal Perman Page Mike Reel Shirley Robinson Lois Thompson Linnie Odneal thinks Why me, Lord? Cabovej, The Math Club Crop rightj and Lori Danskov struggles with her Freshman Algebra frightj. 154 ff' Wm .' .ax 4 E Ma th 5 Q 'QS956 Debbie Bender, Celia Redfem and Matt Heuer concentrate on their Math ftop panel left to rightj. Greg Bernard and Mike Cotter put their heads together to solve an Algebra problem fleftj as Mark Sessumes and Bruce Dumphy take in another Geometry lesson fabovej. Gary Burnett Terry Denton Linda Feagins Karen Fields -Iacque Frazell john Beck Arlene Bentson L Louise Blanton Elizabeth Boynton -wr if t, t as Laura Mollenhoar ftop lefty, Teresa Elbert and Carla jones get a head start on hard work while DECA teacher Gary Burnett looks like it has been one of those days flower rightj. 156 du X Www 'Huff oca tional Studies Mike Russell Mary Ann Shawver Beth Visentine -Judy Wilcox -new ' .Q off A XXX 'KX , ,f ik Mary Shawver puts in some time at the ole typewriter fleftj as Yvonne Jacobs checks her figures in her senior VOE class Cabovej. Kathy Kilgore Ward McCain Bettye Moore Randy Owens Sherry Risinger f ,r 5 Terri Griffin seems unconcerned with her drafting as she stares into the camera Crop lefty, while Gary Cloptun helps Kenny Perkins with his metal Work Ctop rightj. Mike Eustace hits the nail on the head in Wood Shop fmeftj, while 158 Chip Kimberlin grinds his scroll work in metal Qfar lefty Industrial Arts 'W M-.. Ken Adair Gary Clopton Bill Foster Doyle Shanks Horace Trietsh rf lllq S ,X X E. F. Lawsonhleff Cantrell, and Kyle Frazier have a hot time with the metal work Cabove, leftj while Albert Meralis polishes up his drafting Cabovej. Bill Foster is surprised at the craftsmanship of his students Cfar leftj as Mike Barton concentrates on his work fleftj, P Business Education Rhonda Lcverett is hard at work in Typing fabovej while Betty Faulkner supervises her class ffar rightb and Donna Iser takes Business Education as a laugh frighty 60 Tl ri yi ,, Mary Boenker Sue Ann Durham Betty Faulkner Peggy Gentry Gary Petross Patsy Roe i i l s ,mfx QQM ...- 51: k'k- .,Qr,y, ,X Wx.. , gi! V . is Y 51.3 :Qt U ,mf-x.. -2 - '-PQ 157' ',f1QfF1i,. -, Bruce Fraser srracldles the parallel bars ftopj. The fencing team frightj. Health - Peggy Tarn lid Hill can't sccm to g6I it right Clcftj Wlmilc Carol LCC talks to hcr pf. class Chclowj and David Bradshaw goes through his wurmhup fbclowj. Tcd Barnes Charles Bode George Boynton Becky Davillu Carol Lee Dixie Mclwlath . X jack Scockstill and james Parton perform in the choir during the Christmas Concert. Crop rightj. Barry Young improves his pottery Cabovej while S. Fahey, P. Koehler, S. Gwyn, K. Bradshaw, C. Bush and J, Threlkeld go back to the good times in Drama. frightj. The Art Club fopp. top rightj. Cindy Smith blows her horn Copp. top far rightj and Robert Beers beats the Kettle drums Kopp. rightj at the Christmas Concert. 164 Fine Arts , , fi ' f f Q, -, , W Lucillc Sheriff Rex Vllhirc Andrca Albright Carol Allen Cathy klf Library john Callicoate and john Svelund work on their term papers Cabovej while Barbie Facsko reaches to the heights of knowledge frighrj and Joyce Cummings enioys a snack ffar righrj. 166 V x, ...nf Sandra Geisler Ophelia Sparks .X Special Education Y. x...L Calvin Connell and Greg Farmer Clcftj and Bruce Loudcn ffar left bclowj seem to be enjoying their class while Kathy Cunningham is hard at work fabovcj. jackie Butler Kathy Cunningham Dwight Fortson Ruth Grissom Administration SCHOOL BOARD: fstanclingj Urby Nowlin, Paul Smith, Charles Morris, William Boglc. fscatedl Marjorie Vickcry, Dalejackson Cprcsj, Weldon Parks Cabovej. SUPERINTENDENTZ L60 Stuvcr frighrb. 1 5 s 3 3 3, gl ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS: jim Summcrlin, Marshall Durham, Clayton Downing Cleftj, SECRETARIES: Aldona Gillem Virginia Marshall, Rosetta Ulrich, Dianne Cogbill, Eugene Daffin, Deanna Baker, Stephanie Tumlison Cbclowj. Ben Harmon fseatedb, Principalg fstanclingj Max Goldsmith, Athletic Directorg Carol Martin and Mike DeBolt, Assistant Principals. Cabovej. COUNSELORS: Carlene Raper, Charlotte Davis and Dorothy Nowlin flower lcftj,-SECRETARIES: Cstandingj Karen Hammons, Ruby Wyborny. Qscatcdj Pat Cochran, Marioric Drennan flower rightj. ,,., it i ,,r ',Qf w. 'EE' ws.. l f L ff? N 5 or Ms Administration Q, -rx f 1 1 A l 5 I 4 1 5 Q W Jgyk K I J , asf 1 1 Lix. 5 A I QM-A S ii Q H ii : llh CUSTODIANS: Marvin Beck, William Dean, Frank Smith, Edith Boenker, Mario Desimone, Roy Lewis, Clint Cummings, Albert Montgomery Cabovej, CAFETERIA STAFF: fstancling left to rightj Marg Throckmorton, Birclalee Shaw, Norma Anderson, Dorothy Verner, Celeste Dean, Pat Sommers, Dorty Kammerer, Patjones, Marion Hasten. fseatecl left to rightj Inas Gollarad, Pat Stone, Mary Finley, Mina Linton, Darlene Vifooten, Kitty Silk Cleftb. 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Mill M. E. MOSES CO. Your Complefe Varie+y Sfore I I3O Wesl Main Lewisville Wesi Shopping Cen+er Lewisville, Texas 75067 436-40I 7 436-4737 436 4996 S , i ! J' Y E 5 , ,s--R . ' Y K: 4, 'S' gm 181 S W5 Bw Uncle Mike Martin wants you -- to remember the mighty Seniors of '76 Clefrj. Homecoming Queen Lisa Pike Ccenter belowj is surrounded by duchesses Taffy Tregaskis f lower leftj and Laurie Behrens flower righcj. 183 b 4. ,uf 5 ,f ww M u 5 M . ni ...-- 4.4 -4 M,.,w-afv' vw TIPPY LEE Football 2 Yrs, VOE-OEA, Shy. Mechanical. 355 Chevy. Street is Neat . Blue eyes, NTSU bound. Good-Lookini Tip. RAYMOND RODRIQUEZ ACOSTA Young. Peaceful, Happy. Smart. Nite. Easy going. Raymond, Wm ang -an MARGARET .IAN li AKIN Band. Maiorerre 2 yrs, SC. VOE- OEA. Corres. Sec. Parli. Team. NHS. Slow Eater. Sneaky. Magger. Maggie. SENIOR class favorites Gary Kerhow and Cynclie Bradshaw Clcfty enjoy their last year at LHS while Ricky Phariss Qbelowj shows his juggling ability. MARY KATHLEEN ALBRITTON SC Rep 2 yrs Frosh Treas OEA Treas NHS5 yrs Band ly 5 7' Little un Kzmdid Kathleen qgwuif' BRA IHCC Billy 'Eff' A953- MICHAEL NICHOLSON ALEXANDER Football 1 yr. Basketball 1 yr. Ag I yr, Quiet Calm Serious. Outdoors. Ford pick-up. Mike .fn HRW MARK-IAMES ANDERSON Civics Politician. Bananaf' '49 Plymouth, Foosball Freak. Sneaking out of crafts. Mark lb' CI-IERIE LYNN BEARDEN FBLA 2 yrs, Vice'Pres. 2 yrs. Traveler. Shorty. Vega. Be yourself Cherie in up-....,,. JOHN WILLIAM ALLMAN Vocational 3 yrs. Arr. From Coppell. Unpredicrable. DI., W. ,IUDITH MARGERET BARBER DECA 2 yrs. Band Z yrs, DECAI Treas. '75. UIL lst Band 74. ! Minyarcls. Boisterous. Hoodie. judy . ill f I lf'-' ' I I-iv. , . .y. fi' 'Q 1 . .jr I ,... any MM, I I KAREN RAE BECK Seminel. Hoce. Room 214? Blonde. MSLM Kid. Intelligent. Karen ..-.-- ROBERT THOMAS BEERS Band 4 yrs. Percussion Corp. All' Region 72-73. Pizza Man, Red. Scuba Diver. Robert ' ' J DAN E IA Club 4 yrs. Vice Pres. Explorer Post. Sgt. at Arms 3 yrs. Ford Man Karate. Girl Watcher. Dan RICKY LORON BOGAN Inrrovert. Karate. Bike rider. Skipping is the name of the game. Desk Inspector. Ricky LAURIEJOYCE BEHRENS DT 3 yrsjr. Duchess. Queen Nominee. SC. Annual staff 75-76. Yankee. Right? Gullible, Easily Embarrassed. Michaels Laurie RINDA KAY BOITI-IRNSON DT 5 yrs. Sec. FFA Band. FHA. Rodeo Team. Taffy's pal. Lively. 10 heels. In Love? Rinda DEE BOND Band I yr. FHA 1 yr. FBLA 1 yr. FFA I yr. Dependable. Concerned. Dynamite comes in small boxes. Scores. Dee 'QE' w., STEPHEN RAY BEGGS Football Z yrs. Track 2 yrs, All Disrricr T5-76. Susan, Athletic. Easy going. Steve ' ' Y BIANTON NHS, Basketball. Sports Minded. Blue Trans Am. I-look 'em Horns. Engineer. Blames 'Gb-,Mp KEVIN MARC BOMAR Region Karate 74-75 US. Karate Champ 5rd 74. Perscvering. Confident. Black belrer. Kevin BRIAN XVAYNE BIERMAN Homecoming Escort. Farmer Youth Group Pres. Friendly. Aggressive. Moody, Curious. Possessive. Brian MARTHAJEAN BOENKER NHS. Band 4 yrs. All-Region Band. Super Aggie. MEG-gang, Lisrener, jean BEVERLY ,IACKSON BOWDON HOCE 1 yr, 75-76. Married. Talkarive. Career girl. Beverly S.. sk' -4-W 7 ANN BROWN Black is beautiful, Skinny. Friendly. Quiet, SUSAN ,JOY BURGDORF Artistic. NTSU bound. Gemini. Newcomer. Susan MELISSA JANE CARSON SC Rep. 72-73. VOE-OEA. Annual Staff 75-76. TS break with Pam, Naive. Yankee. Smiles. Planner. Ambitious. .Iack's. Melissa VERNON VERNORD BRUWN Football 2 yrs. Modest? Big V. Friendly Vernon DEBORAH ANN CARLSON jr. FHA 1 yr, Hmkg. 2 yrs. TWU nurse. Lady Gremlin. Always Smiling . Susie Sewer . Coordinated? Debbie ? 'Q PAUL ED CARTER Basketball 2 yrs. ICI' 2 yrs. Married. Particr. ZZ Top Fan. Worker. Colorado Kool-Aid break! Paul Rodeo CYNTHIA ELLEN CARTER Sylvia's. ANITA KAY BURCI-I Moody. Green Mustang. Donuts. Cruisin' around town. Quiet. Anita TIMOTHY JAMES CARLSON Slow movini Poetic. California Kid. Fly Boy . Forestry. Air Force bound. Artistic, Tim ROBERT ARTHUR CASLER Letterman. Basketball Trophy. Future Policeman, Bad Bob . Robert Basketball 2 yrs Softball 1 yr Considerate. Loving. Rabbit . Buzz job . Easy going, Cindy Qs BARBARA ANN CASSEL DE 1 yr. CVAE Pres. 73-74. Missingf Nutz. David's. Blue jeans. Blue El Camino. Barbie rt-9 55.- TAMARA ANN CLASE New girl. Mischievious. LHS skipping team. Roamin' the halls. Opel-n-Forest. Tame DARREL GENE CHANIEY ICT 2 yrs. Vice-Pres. 75. Foosball Freak. 67 Galaxie. Embarrassed? Advcnfurcsome , Darrel CHRISTOPHER CLAYTON COBB Tennis. Occanugraphcr. Piggly Wiggly. Quiet. Easy going. Chris f, - ai' . N ' . - X f. I PAMELA KAY CORBIN Cheerleader 4 yrs. Head 76. NHS 3 yrs. Best All Around 76. Annual. SC, Concerts.. TS Break wirh Melissa. BUECl'lCf,S girl. Pam 'H'Y ' CARRIE CASSIDY Colorado girl. New around town Now you sac her now you don'r. Carrie 'ir-X Tn' 'Ns-f RUSSELL XVAYNE CLIFTON Krcistmark. Nur. CB'cr. Window' Winder. Rusty DEBRA BARNETT COBB Married. Busy. Buddies with Lorrie Happy. Erids mom. Debi it Aw -a1 9' DXVIGHT KEITH COX Rodeo Team 4 yrs, Football I yr. VICA Z yrs. Cowboy. Black Hat. Capricorn. Bluejezms. Amanda. Dwight KEVIN LEE CROWLEY A Drafting. Mechanics. Understanding. Eager, loving, Laurie. Fun Loving. Kevin KAREN SUE National Music Contest. Tall. Talkative. Friendly. Likes people. Newcomer. Karen LaNlTA-JEAN CRECEMUS V VOR-OEA 2 yrs. FHA. Future Secretary. Skinny. Parn's Buddy. Always smiling. Marcls. Nita it on..,.4 ,JOE MARK CRUMP Baseball 2 yrs. Intelligent. Athletic. Gentle. Handsomejoc ,yd-v MELANIEJEANNE DAKE Choir. Honor Choir. Band. Georgia Peach, Ya'll . Lefty. Analyzer. Crazy. Melanie CYNTHIA ANN CREAMER HECE Historian. Happy. Friendly. Patient. Davicl's. Kind. NTSU bound. Cindy iv 2 JOHNNY RAY CRUIT ICT. HECE. Imaginative. Dependable. Honest. Likes to talk a lorjohnny DEBRA VOE-OEA 2 yrs. Volleyball. jr. FHA,jr. Powderpuff. Quiet. Nice. Consideratc. Denise's pal. Debbie CURTIS CAROLJANE CRIST VOE-OEA 2 yrs, FBLA 1 yr. FHA 1 yr. Religious. Okie. Diane's buddy. Boy watcher. Tall. Carol YHA BEULAH JOYCE CUMMINGS Track 1 yr. FBLA 1 yr. DT 2 yrs. FHA 1 yr. Drink, joyce Orange KATHY LYNN DAMSKOV Smiley! Horse-Lady, Square Dancer. Friendly. Newcomer, Kathy is 117 ,IAMES LEROY DEAVER Football 4 yrs. All dist. 74-75. ARIOLA DECKER Mustang. Gary. Loves cats. Defensive Demon. Karen shadow. Metal mouth. T' r SHIRLEY KAY NHS Treas. SC Treas. 74-76. Fr. Duchess. Ms GL.,-Y RICHARD DUAN1: DAY ,.-2-K., Football 2 yrs. Rodeo Team 4 yrs. Band 3 yrs. FFA, Friendly. Basic. Country. Cancer. Richard jr. Merit Award. Organizer DANIEL ootball 4 PAMELA DECA 74-76. Day Ourdoorsy. Sincere. Loving May . Sreve's. Pam rl.. 192 Deep blue eyes Locked m a locker? if SUE HAZLEWOO DRUMMOND Mrke BRIAN DE Stage Band 4 yrs Musical LYNNE DUGGAN Drill Team Mascot. Art Cowgrrl Pooh LYNN DRAKE j.V. Basketball 72 75. DECA 2 yrs. Thoughtful. Independent. Blue eyes. Sagittarrius. Cindy Talks a lor Patti tx 11' ,JAMES SULWYNNE Blue eyes. Funny. Blonde hair. Strong, jim VICKIE ANN DUVALL UIL Typing. Leo. Quiet. Unattached. Friendly. Works hard. NTSU Bound. Vickie EDWARD DURAN FFA. ICT. Track. Soccer. Cross- Country. Quiet. Serious. Nice guy. Super Mex. Eddie if LONNIF DYSON 2 yrs IA I yr Independent man. Motorcycles. Parties PHILLIP 415 tr- 5 illtf' 'LANCE WILLIAM ELLEDGE Band. Solo and Ensemble 4 yrs. State 3 yrs. Chevy II. Mischievous. Gone. The Band Gand. Lance SUSAN BETH EUBANKS DECA. Freckles. Shy type. Sensitive. Little Blond haired chick . Easy going. Susan Qi- Straight Funny Man Steve SHERRY LYNETTE DYER jr. FHA. HECE Treas. Talkative. Accident Prone. Persuasive. Sociable. Long hair. Sherry ov ENGLEMAN Traek AC' A Englebert. Red. Afro. Lazy. Mike DENISE ANN DURHAM DT Manager 75. lst tri. grad. Artistic. Easy going. Sincere. Pretty. Shy. Denise WN... CHRISTINE LEE EARL DT 3 yrs, lsr Lt. 75-76. VOE. Powder Puff football. Choir 1 yr. A 5 Musketeef. Sincere. Weslcy's Tina I VV . V ' K .f . ,Q 1 i . .J A W Q- ' Q. 1f:. s 4gA . . I PAUL DOUGLAS EUSTICE FFA 2 yrs. Cowboy. Lover. Fighter Wild Bull Rider. Doug I9 A BRUCE Ag Co-op 2 yrs. PPA Sec. Reporter. Square Cut-up . Sunsrise? Song and Dance Man. CB'er. Bruce ELIZABETH ANN FACSKO NHS. DT 75-74. SC Rep. Gullib Really . Moody. Nature Nut. wrrh hhow horseb. Liz YQ' X999 LEA MARIF DT 1 yr. OEA 2 yrs Hcadsrrong Demanding. Lea 3, at REX LIND FARRIS Tennis 3 yrs. McDomxld's Rex BEVERLY HOCE Pres. ICT yr. Harvest Staff 1 yr. Biccy Body. Beaver. PAULA QAYE Band 1 yr. DT 5 yrs. Lt 75 76. Encrgem JAMES BRIAN PARISH NHS. Merit Award Winner. DT 451 on-uf KAREN ANI I A I-ABER Boywzxrcher. Car racer. Will my anything once. Blue jeans. Friendly. Karen irvp NATALIE DORENE Annual 5 yrs. SC 2 yrs. Natalie Escort. Soccer I yr. VOE-OEA. Mule 66 Chevy. Brian -:- FFASTER 1 yr. OHA V. Happy. Mr ,Ieff's fan. Active. EVERETT FOMBY Ag Co-op. Cowboy. 6 Promised. Outspoken Q-...... KEVIN RAY FITCH Quiet, XXleIl-Manner-ed. Honest. Outgoing. Kevin '14 if-nv ROBERT GREGORY Football. All Dist. Honorable Mention 2 yrs, Soph. of the yr, 75- 74. Briclcwall . Blond. Crazy. Greg 'll RICKY SHANE GADBERRY Tennis l yr. Baseball 2 yrs. Drafting 4 yrs. Helpful. Kind, Friendly. Considemte. Shane HHH? ANDREA LEE GEIST French Dept. Award. DT Mgr. SC Rep. Speech and Drama Varsity Team. Smart. Christian. Busy. Andrea LAUREN MARGARET FRASER VOE-GEA. Quiet. Short. Sensitive, Nice. Lauren JULIAN GARCIA Baseball. SC. Cheerful. Helpful. Courteous. Friendly. '1Iulio . julian SANDRA LOUISE GIBSON VOE-OEA 2 yrs, Rooster. Freckles. Dave's. Pinto wagon. Quiet. Sandy ....,,.V E. Y FRADY DECA FBLA 75-76. Dance Nut. Cow-girl. Dress up? Short. Rhonda v-...mx TERESA LAYNE GALBREATH FBLA 73-74. SC - 75-76, Choir 72-75. Harvest 75-76. Girl of the year 75- 76. Caring. Teresa 495, DEBRA SUE GIBSON Toyota, Tall. Shy. Quiet type, Cruisin' around town, Debbie CAROL ANN FRAZE VOE-OEA 2 yrs, OEA Sgt. at Arms 7475. OEA Reporter 57-76. Dwain. Calm down .june Bride. Carol .,,.. .W ELUAH GARNERJR. IA Club, SC. Leo. GTO. Yamaha. Cool. Quiet. Eliiah CRAIG LYDELI. GILBREATH Tennis 4 yrs. Football 1 yr. Basketball 1 yr, Retired Cook . Longhorn fan. Mustang. Craig A is 'Q--... 'Nw MICHAEL ALBERT NHS. Who's Who. State 72-74. Merit Award, 4 Romeon. Scealing a Windmill? Mike Q' JOHNNY GOMEZ-IR. K Football 1 yr. Basketball I yr. Baseball 4 yrs. Black Oldsi 'Killa A cm . Supcrmcx. Sh0ffC?i'7lliJQl1Uf1y MICHAEL LEON Band 3 yrs. Soccer 3 yrs, SC 1 yr. ELF freak . Patty's. Dedication. Pisces. Mike F f 5f!!3'a 'il' st.. ,,, DEBRA LYNN GREGG Traveler. Artist. Soccer lover . Workiiwg with children . Debbie SH ERI LYNN GRLIMWALD FBLA Treas. VOE-OEA I yr. Daydrenmer. .Iimmy's gal. April 7 Digs plants. Sheri JENNIFER JAYNE HALL SC Rep, Powder puff 7475. Embarrassed, never! Boys, any kind .jcff's twin. Waekohjenny HIHIDI CHRISTINA GRIMPS C hecrleaderi yrs SC NHS Most Iilccly to Sutteed Pres Gymnast club Scatter brain Tvso sided Libemted Ambitious Heidi JERRY DEAN HALEY VOE-CEA 1 yr, Tells it straight , Artistic. Athletic? Always coordinated . TCJC. jerry ROBIN GAY HAMPTON SC Z yrs. Annual 2 yrs. Co-Ed. 75-76, Unique. I-Icylv Uninhibired. Goin' to Mexico? Independent, Robo. Robin ffm? CARLA ANN GRIMES NHS. Band. MEG Gang . Ice spillerq. Excitable. Quiet sometimes . Carla ? ' SCLTTT HAGINIAN Football 4 yrs. Spirit Comrnittee. TOO Smallu. hilt, Pile ilu . Tex:-15 Tech. Stubby. Talkntive. Scott .paya- GEORGE GEOFFREY HAM VICA. Band. Spanish. Aries. Moody. Slow tempered. Friendly. George BOBBY DEAN GRUMBLES Football 3 yrs. FCA 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Trouble. Sandras. jean King . 'just goofing off , Bobby 'l!'-N, JEFFERY WAYNE HALL Football. The Blue Bomb . '56 Chevy, Curly. Birthday Surprises Air Force. jeff ,. x . Y N JAMES DENNIS I-IARGISS Active. Christian , Datsun BZIO. Bible Baptist School, Denny as-Q, 7 ,,.....,, MICHAEL SC 2 yrs. OEA Pres. 75-76. guy. Sporr's Minded WANDA LOU DT 2 yrs. Choir Sheryl s house, Wanda HASTEN 2 yrs. Promx . RHQNDA SUI1 HASTEN DT 2 yrs. Choir 2 yrs. Pres. '74. Welcoming Commirrcc 75-76. Leader. Stubborn headed. Rhonda MARIE HAWKINS Drags. Gullible. Falling up San Marcus. Dawn :WCW Frxcndb Fngoy Prom Cathy wi . . 'WW' i Pl-IILI IP HLRRO AMADO Football. Smart XVILLIAM F. Band 4 yrs. PHRA Region. Mac-Man, Camaro SS. Health Class. iifffz KELLI JILL HOFF DECA Volley nmes, Indepen girl. Classy ball dem Tuba Comer Dlv 'So o T lea CN Q-A HOLCOMB 76. Out of Season? Chicago 'Bananaf' Pilot Point C23 ,IEFFERY HILLIARD Soccer nur. Van Man. Foosball Fanaticjcff 'C' QITX' ROY EUGENE Motorcycle Iintliiisiast. Bionde. Roy .JOE DEAN HOUSTON Clean. Neat, Cool. Cold Blood. Ladies Man. joe is. vrrfx CLIFTON WAYNE HURLEYJR. SC. Treas. 75-74. Ag co-op. Fr. Football. Short Stuff. Friendly. Stubborn. Black eyes? Cliff TEAN A ,IOANNE HURNBLOWER SCC. Fr. Council. Hypcractive. California Kid . Kinky . Yes Freak . Newcomer. Gremlin. Teana HUGHES VOCT, FHA 2 yrs. VOE-OEA I yr. CVAE I yr. On the move . Frcckles. Forest. Cathy KIINI LANNELLJACKSON ' bound? Fun ' . Kim NHS2 rs loving, vm Vw 'Q 4r HOGVER SC. State Sole and Ensemble. Witty. Cancer. I-looven. Sheila MICHAEL LEWIS HUDDLESTON Band 4 yrs. Outstanding Soloist. All Region 72-76. All State 75-76. Temperumental. Music Man. Mike 'Wx UI-N... DONA LYNN ISER DT 5 yrs. Lt. 7176, VOE-OEA 1 yr. FBLA 1 yr. Aviation Club, 5 Musketeers . Energetic. Dogs . Dona T'NYlYLLA JO HOSKINS Rodeo Team 72-74. Saddle Groom '75. Ag co-op. CB'er. Cowboy Chaser , Horse lover. Tj , Twylla lib' JANET PENNINGTON HUNTER ' FHA. VCE-OEA, I-Iitchedn. ABC . Seamstress. Christian. Smilcs . janet w- Q-N., MICHAEL DALE .JACKSON Tennis 4 yrs. Band 2 yrs. Key Club 1 yr. McDona1ds . 'QMika , Likeable? NTSU. Mike in YVONNEJACOBS Yearbook 1 yr. Harvest 1 yr. NHS. VOE-OEA. Softball 4 yrs. Moody. Unpreclictable. Pretty hair. Yvonne ap' K 'Wn.f REBECCA LYNN -IESTER DECA 2 yrs, Pres. 1 yr. FBLA 2 yrs. Pres 1 yr. Blue jeans. Honda car. Always talking. Minyartfs crew. Becky NOLAN DWAIN .IOH NSON Foosball Kind. NTSU bound. ROTC. Gibson's Nolan ROBIN ELTHA ,IOLES VOE-OEA. HECE V, Pres. Bryan. Party girl. Quiet. Robin 46-n.,-- Gary JANE ELIZABETH KISHPAUGH DT 2 yrs. Mgr. 1 yr. Soph. Duches SC. DECA. jr. Sec. Liberated? Beggin' with Vandyfjane jr., Sr. DEBORAH ANN JOHNSON Booster Belles 2 yrs. Firecracker cake . Sensitive. I don't have red hair . Debbie Look S JAMES DAVID Track 3 yrs. Tennis 3 yrs yr. Cross'Counrry 4 yrs. Different. Pickle . David GAYLE LYNN LAYMAN V. Pres, Skate Club. Left itat home , Gulliblc, Compcririve, Gayle YQ' KEVIN ALAN LIKENS Me. Yankee. Newcomer from Illinois. Kevin EUAL FRANKLIN LAXYUSON III Football. FHA, ulfggfl, l'Complimenter , Don'r know . W MICHAEL ALAN LEWIS . Soccer 2 yrs. All Conference '75. , British Tour '71 DT Escorc. Ambitious. Flirt , Helpful. Mike Q27 EMILY DAVIS LINDLEY Basketball, Married. Pretty blonde hair. Sensitive. Emily KATHI RUTH Boy crazy. Susan's twin. McDonald's, love again!?! Blue jean baby. Kathi 191+ LUANA LETTIERI V Pres. SC, NHS. Hlghesr Avg. lst Extemp. Speech, Reserved. Intelligent, Fencing'l. Future Aggie. Luannn SUSAN KAY LILES DECA 1 yr. DT 2 yrs. Rodeos, Aries. Shorty . Never a dull moment . Susan KATHRYN MILDRED LAWSON HERO Treas. HERO girl of the year. HECE. Kathy Student of the Naive Twilla JIMMY DALE LINTON Soccer. Short. Curly headed. Smooth. jimmy K- TERRY LEE VOC. Ag 2 yrs. Shop 2 yrs. In Love. Cher's. Ter Bear. Terry WILLIE EDWARD McINIS Quiet. Black har. Cowboy. Sleepy. Willie ELLEN SUZANNE MENKING NHS. Tennis Competitive. NTSU bound. Drama Club. Baller Ellen LORRIE MCCLANAI-IAN NHS. Arr and English Awards. Harvest Staff. Soccer Fan. Indecisive. Innocent. Absent Minded. Foxy. Lorrie NEMA NHS. SC. Newcomer. Captain Nermaf' Tech. Swimming. Hollywood wardrobe. Nema VICKIE EILEEN MOBBS VOE-OEA Zales Rully.l' ponies' ' Welch N l'? 1,. ..,,. Q DECA. omg. Rbnuling. month DE. Debbie 'G' ,.. Q SCOTTJAMES MCKIE Football 3 yrs. Kink Mechanic. Volkswagens.', Hang Gliding. Scot: SUSAN KYLENE MILLSAP NHS. Basketball 4 yrs. Truck 5 yrs. Capt. Flag Corps. Athletic Kcn's. Kylene RICKY ALLEN M4355 ' Band 4 yrs. Annual 2 yrs. Ed. 1 yr. SC 1 yr. Elevator Operator? Verbose. Dedicated. McGo0h.,' Ricky GARTI-I CLAY Friendly. Easy going. T Humorous. Kind. Newcomer. Future Aggie. Clay fibr- RANDY KF NTON 5 yrs. Golf 1 kid Motor 1,--4, 'F Ikpanan.. BRIAN THOMAS MONAGHAN NC Soccer Champ, V. Soccer. Likeable. Athletic. Capable. Parties. Australian. Bryan 6' ,,..t.-- Yip' GARY ALLEN MOORE Band 4 yrs. State and Solo Ensemble. Tall Nice Dresser. Elevator pass at band camp. Gary ' - . . Qi M-. . DEBRA MAE MOODY Falling up the stairs. Galaxy 500, Moody Otis. Debra PATRICIA MORGAN DECA 2 yrs. Reporter 75-76. NHS. Jaycee Queen. CB'er. Sentimental, Dynamic. Quiet? Tricia qfwl' RONALD WAYNE MULLINS Most handsome nom. Crazy. Motocross. Goodllooking. Movie Man. Ronald J.-an DANNY THOMAS MOODY Football. Robot. Red Head. Tom Thumb, Newcomer. Danny RANDALL CHARLES MORRIS SC Rep. 73-74. DT Beau 75. V. Pres. jr. class. Fr. Regional Qualifier. State 440 relay 73-74. Randall SUSAN DIANE MOORE SC 2 yrs. Var. Cheerleader 2 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs, Track 3 yrs. UTA'l Stretch. Motor Mouth! Susan ,Im DONNA RAE MYERS DT 3 yrs. Trcas. 74-75. Capt. 75-76. SC. OEA 1 yr. Lauric's shadow. Understanding. Donna ,pf SUSAN ,JANE OETTEL Newcomer. Volleyball. Talkative. Foxy. Sue 'Eff' sw., ,IEFFERY KIRK OWENS Cross-Country 2 yrs. Band. State Solo and Ensemble 2 yrs. Ecology. Dcbra's. Mustang. Gemini. Kirk OLEN ALBERT NIENSTEDT Basketball 4 yrs. Baseball 4 yrs. Football 2 yrs. Roundballer. Athlete. Funny. Olen YQ., LISA DAWN ORFI ELD Volleyball 3 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. Track 3 yrs. Roll Check. Always in a hurry? TVVU. Lisa avi TRAVIS A. PARKER Track 1 yrs. Ag. PEL. Friendly. Determined. Rodeo. Wild. Travis 31 JANET MARIE NEVES VOE-OEA 2 yrs. DT 3 yrs. Coach Cope's spirit girl . Dona's buddy. Muskcrecr . janet HANDALL D. OLSON Baseball. Basketball. Football. Biologist. In trouble again? Randy Y PAN NELL Football 1 yr. Tennis4 yrs. All Dist. 72-73. Carla's. Chevy Truck, 4 barrellu. Chester MICHAEL LEW NOWLIN Football. Ag. Kool-Aid Kid. Piggly Wiggly. Outdoorsman. Citrus? Lew ' Tie 'W-WH. N... RANDALL DEAN GSBAN Football. Active. Easy going . Slim. Motorqfcles. OU , Randy MIKE PARSONS ICT. VOCT, Wwstling. ,55 Chevy. Beverly. Sensitive. Bong? Pro Skipper. Mike I wkasisa,m:v,4f,,.vz151 w.:w,fm,5-:Lg--,5,:v,ff,:wp,hgggg,kgfggg5fgf3ggJs:w,:2e,,w:A:z1'mfaseziffwfzb-1111:wmfmfiffw.w-1114:fx13-1.m,1S:Lfesiifs1m.ff :wmimuwr-fw'ww gem:-M-ms:affmuesfiiifwi'fwiifeiiiiiisesiiesififzifeifeifwm.wxuwmi12,.Q,.wU.gzmm-W,Qq,:Lm,g,,kgsmifm,mM,-,,,m.fw,.fM.J W, mw,i-:f,,A.m, L., ,,.:.,W,,.,,,,,:,, ,,,L,,k,.,, ,..,,. W W W ,.,,,.,,..,W,,g,,,,,,,A:,,,k,M,,m,A: 3 yrs. Moody, Shy. Partying. Unique. Mark 'ha-...qv RUSSELL LEE RAPER Football I yr. Basketball 4 yrs. Golf f 1 yr. l'Wilbur Wrecker. ig Roundballer. Russ Easy going. Q3,Friem:lIy. Russell JAMES RISHER Newcomer. Karen's Sharp dresser. N ice. Talkative. jim SUSAN DIANE RAGSDALE DT Lt. 74-75. DT Mascot. All- Region Choir. Daisy Mae , Yellow Daisy. DT casualty . Susan CAROL ANN RICHARDSON VOE-OEA 2 yrs. Absent-Minded. Fun loving. Always Smiling. Cruisin' around with Vickie. Swimming. if 'Yiwu' CHRISTOPHER KING ROGERS SC Pres. Key Club Pres. Who's Wlio. Harvest Staff 3 yrs. Editor 76, Easy going. Furd the Freak. Chris HY ackleyv. Re Chris Us-......,, MICHAEL LINDSEY RAMSEY Sr. Asst. Tobacco Chewer. Mottol'. Flying, Wants ro be a pilot. TR4. Mike W if 'lm V' SSSI K RUBEN BURCIAGA RIOS Reliable '63 Chevy. Friendly. Rock Star. Phoenix. NTSU. Architectural Drafting. Fro. Drummer Boy. Ruben fvx CATHYJEAN ROJAS Choir 3 yr. HERO. Speech 1 yr Loud. Talkative. Flirty. Short. Pleasant. Cathy .Q NECIA MARIE ROBINSON Basketball 4 yrs. Volleyball 2 yrs. Track 2 yrs. Shy. Rodeo Sul Ross. Vet, Nec. Necia b-'X l'I '?' 6' fa, ANTHONY DALE SEARCY Quiet. Cool. Freak. korpio. Ready so graduate. Tony L JEFFREY BRIAN SISK Ag Coop. FFA. UBHDIOT CB'er. Georgiak. Cowboy. Trucker. Brian TIINIOTHY REX SMITH Band -I yrs. Percussion Corp. Scuba Diver. Snare Drummer. Pep Rally Parties. LTD. H.SY Tim I.EWlS MARIO SESSUMS Industrial Arts 1 yr. Art 1 yr. Newcomer from Wirhitn Falls. Lewis 3 REBECCA GAII. SMITH DECA. DECA II Sec. Frecliles. Mustang Award . Becky C f ? 'v STEPHEN XXVAYNE SQUWIELL DIECIA Z yrs. Bumble Bee Trufk, Lazy, Haifa at times. Girls Restroom?f Perfect Driving Record? Steve PAUL SEARCY IA 2 yrs. Pres, 76. Gold Torino. Loveable. Big and Tall. CB'er. Mc-lissa's. Sirsky . Paul LARRY GENE SEXTON SC. Golf 1 yr. Red. Feather Ghost. BJ. Sun in Kid, S10 donation, Shufflcs. Fairy Gene Larry THOMAS ROBERT SMITH ICT. Band 3 yrs, UIL Z yrs. Golf 2 yrs. Blue Mach I. Really? Almost dependable. Class Clown. T shirts. Tom LISA Active Tall Houston Horse YFHIHCY PEGGIE MARIE SNODGRASS FHA 5 yrs. VUE-OEA. Booster Belle. Powder Puff. Graceful, Sensitive. Giggles. Peggy CATHERINE ANN SPAIN Band 4 yrs. Petite. Intelligent. Bookworm. Easy going.joy's younger look alike. Cathy fin is ig 4 ,Q 2 s xi e ,i Q 5 s Q S- Q Q f,,:-7,,n,,,i 5 W, .,Mmw:v,.f:,:1f,gLg3,,gf,.f,.f3:1H-f,,m,1,:iw-kfifi-,ib.Q:.QVM131ffmf,.43gag-553.fm:f55g51,z,.ffgf,wa.,k,i-ji,mykkf,W,5,,s-w--fk:1,,.:1wf-mgs,M,Z-w,.m.mz:45:zsszwwfmfwz1115:U-w,ggw,bw1-,Qfb:wg:kgw,w.fwfb:mw:fwi.azfum,.w,-.:wfQM1mils:-w.,fwezwgvw,.ww..fm..b,,D-M-,zfL-:ywfrf ,,,,,, X2.:.:w:1w,.w- ww. q,ff ,L.,V1s1:s-W, U Wf,.,N U,,,..v, ,--'MW .,v,W, ELIZABETH ANN SUTTON Tennis. Quiet. Dedicated. U.T. Bound. Tennis Freak. Puls with Pasco. Liz .Ql 'v Nu.-f Q22 MARK DAVID THOMAS Pro Skipper. Cmisin' around town. Good-Looking. Mistakes yards for roads. Mark MARSHA DIANE TALLEY VOE-OEA 2 yrs. FHA I yr. Honor roll. Pretty eyes. -Iacky's Promised. Shorty. Dianne K-'vu ' DOLLY JAN THOMPSON Daydrecimer. Boy Crazy. Moody. Very sensitive, Undecided. Dolly D5 Q '+ 'ev 'L SHERRY DENICE THGMPSON NHS 2 yrs. VOE-OEA. HECE. FBLA 2 yrs. Sec. 75-76. Elton john Fan. Soccer Freak. On the move. Sherry STEVEN EDVUARD THOMPSON DECA. IA. Tall, Good-Looking. Steve hu-fi aw-wk, LISA ANN SWANSQN FHA 1 yr. Boosrer Belles 2 yrs. Elton john freak, Lucy, Red's Pal Sonii. Leo Lisa my 4. Y... T SUSAN VIRGINIA THOMAS NHS 5 yrs. Fencing Club. Speech and Drama I yr. Sr, class Treus. Wlio's Wlho 75-76. Chevy Truck. Friendly. Susan wry 1 '7 SHERRY LYNNE THOMPSON Zndjr. Farmer Show. jr, FHA 72-73. Brown eyes. True Farmer. Friendly. Pickyup truck. Sherry I.AN ITA CAROL THOMAS FPA Sweetheiirr. Harvest 3 yrs. Editor 75-76, Scorpio. Poetic. Toors. Sensitive. Women's Rights! LaNita 'QF'-M-,... MARK STEVEN THGMPSON Baseball. Ag eo-op. Basketball. '57 Chevy. Racing. Women! Skiing. Lake. Mark THOMAS JOSEPH THOMPSON FFA Pres 2 yrs. Key Club V.P. and Sec. FFA Stare Convention 2 yrs. Iilealisric. Lover of life. Tommy 522 ,i Q 22 1 1 23 S, is fi M EQ 5 Fa 1: 4 H Q zz 5 Q Q E 32 K-. L .W ,, :Q 4 Amy Smith was the junior class choice for Homecoming Duchess for 1975 fbelowj while Stephanie Cleveland and Darrell Moseley were the juniors' pick as class favorites Crightj. l 5, y Z , it P 'e W ieieii,i Ronnie Boehrenson enjoys a quiet rest after a hard day,s work Crightj while Kevin Costello wipes his hands after a chemistry experiment Cfar rightj. This year's junior class officers are Kirk Rogers CPrcside-nrj, Shams Mihleder KV. Presb, Stephanie Cleveland fSec.l, and Penny Rheudasil CTreas.j. The junior lineup frop to borromj is Paul Griffith fin the UT shirrj, Stacy Frank Cin the proud crowdw hatj, Lisa Kerbow Cin the Mickey Mouse watchj and Caren Wenzel Cin the slumpj. 7 The juniors are ready to blast the steers with their Homecoming float frighrj and for Barbara Brown and Susan Calavan there's no doubt who is Number 1 flower lcftj. Amanda Sciber C lower rightj watches the guys go by. Xflv' 218 Q -loel Brothers Barbara Brown Edgar Brown Kathy Brown Donna Bradshaw Larry Brantley Kathy Brigers Donald Brock ,Iudy Brod julie Boyd Mike Boyd Phillip Boyd Tommy Brackett Andrea Bradford Allen Bradley Brent Alexander Robin Alff Melissa Alford Scott Aly Doreen Angeli johnny Anderson Ricky Anderson Tammy Arthur Paul Ary Robert Ashford Lynette Bagley Tim Baker Chris Balderston john Bales jim Barger . Allen Barham Ken Barr Ricky Baum Richard Beck Ron Benham Patti Bennett Vickie Bennight Paul Bergeron Greg Bernard David Berryman Rhonda Binion Stacy Birdsong Karen Bishop David Blakely Mark Bogie Ronnie Boehren son Carrie Boenker Mark Bolar Charlie Bond jo Bond Lynne Brown Sherry Brown Kitty Brown Mike Bryant Pam Bulen Milton Burel Dennis Burns john Burns Debbie Buschow Donna Bush Susan Calavan Alan Callaway john Callicoate Sheri Cantrell Tom Carlson Danny Caron Linda Carroll Rosalinda Casarez Annette Cassel Gregory Chapman Mike Chastain Shirley Chew Arnadeo Chiongbian Mark Christiansen Tony Clements Stephanie Cleveland Judy Cobb Mark Cochran Tony Cody Linda Cogdell Brian Coker Cheryl Cole Gene Cole Mike Connell Diane Cook Doris Cook Tami Cook Mike Cooper Dean Copeland Kevin Costello Cathy Cotter Mike Cotter Teresa Cox Lyle Crawford Phil Crum Billy Cude Kathie Cummons Pat Cummings Kathy Davis Robert DeAngelo joe Deaver john Demchuck Chuck Dickens Gary Diffee Teresa Dowis Raylene Driskell Tammy Dubberly Linda Duessan Melvin Dunn Lori Duwe jeff Dwyer Pat Dwyer Lanny Earwood Donna Echols Sonia Edge Mark Shlers Teresa Elbert David Elliot Kent Ellis Rori Ellison l ' rrs R VL Vkr .sf is tsst -C If , am x 'lx lk' f 4' 51 5 f X gf! fifm wr fa TE 4 W 1 Doug Ennis Shelly Erbert Donny Erwin jeff Eshleman Garry Evans Larry Evans Ellen Fahey Pat Farr Barbie Fasco Kim Fazi Kim Felty Sherry Ferrell julie Flannagan Sue Fletcher Michael Followill Stacy Frank Kitty Frederick Vicki Fultz Gidget Gammon Homer Garza Leticia Garza Cindy Gaydosh Connie German Becky Glover joey Gomez Susan Gooch Nettie Good Cindy Gorton Lorraine Graham Yuonne Graham Debbie Green Lori Greiten johnny Griffith Paul Griffith Linda Grimes Clint Holl Dorrie Hale Kim Haley Carol Hammer Barbara Hammons Lisa Hansen Eileen Harden jackie Hargiss Ann Harris Audrey Hartenstine Debbie Hasten janet Hatfield Diana Hatzenbuehler Kevin Hay Bill Hayes Greg Hayes Larry Henderson Amado Hermandez Mat Hever Brian Higgins Randa Hill Rob Hill Ronnie Hill Tena Hines Greg Holcomb john Holt Mark Holt David Haskins Peggy Houser Tracey Huckabee Carl Huckleberry Luther Hughes Clint Humble Blynda Hurley j'Lane Hurst Diane Ireland Andy Ivy Norman james Aaron john son Deedie johnson jim johnson Carla jones Rory jones Sherry jones Scott Keahey Debbie Keith Saundra Kelley Robert Kemp Lisa Kerbow Micaela Kerley Kathy Kimbrough Tim Kindy Kim King Rickey King Elaine Kirby Valton Kirk Brent Kuykendall jay LaBelle Sharron LaGrone Ricky Lakey Mike Lambert joyce Lampe Bobby Landers Debra Law Dana Lee Rhonda Lcverett Ronnie Lewis Betty Likens Paulette Liles johnny Locke Andy Lonzo Sammy Longoria Bruce Lowrey Kathy Majors Donald Mallison Chuck Martin Karen Martin Tim Martin Lorri Massengale Cheryl Mattocks Brenda McCarty Peggy McCormick jack McCullars Bryan McDaniel Kelly McElhanon james McGars Sally McHenry Wanda McHenry Carol McKane Mike McClain Mike McLerran Rick McMinimey Belinda McRae Roger Meadows Gary Meeks jim Meroney Ladonna Merritt Lonnie Metker Becky Miguez Sharna Mihleder jackie Miller Vicki Millican Debbie Mills Tonya Mitchell Debbie Montgomery Brenda Moody Pauline Moody Judy Moore Rick Moore Albert Monales Kathy Morris Mary Morris Vickie Morris Darrell Moseley Kurt Mourning Ricky Musgrave Amy Neaves Sarah Nelson Nikki Northrop Nancy Odneal Brian Oertel Cathy Ort Phil Owens Cathy Paris Clifford Paszton Betty Patterson Diane Patterson Don Patterson Terry Patton Ronnie Pavlat Chris Peace Kyle Perkins Carol Peters David Peters Bob Peterson Lisa Peterson Sandy Peterson Dabby Pharis Danny Ponnath Tammy Powell Guy Procter Keith Price joseph Pugh Steve Querner David Quiggle Rey Ramon Kelley Ramsey Curtis Redfearn Tim Reed Rusty Reynolds Penny Rheudasil Alan Rice Kathy Riley Elma Rios Rhonda Robbins Randy Robinson Cheryl Rogers Kirk Rogers john Rogers Sharon Rojas Donna Romine Ken Rounillat Kyle Routh Shane Rowe Don Rowell Debra Ruth Joe Salas David Sanders Alida Santiago julie Savage Lee Schnell Robin Scofield Denise Scruggs Billy Searcy Dennis Secrest Amanda Seiber Stanley Shortes Sue Shost Wayne Shults Cindy Simon Alan Simmons Yvonne Simpson Roberta Sisk jackie Skaugen Freeman Smalley Amy Smith Cyndy Smith jeff Smith Lynda Smith David Snider Cathy Somsen Michelle Sowell Kathy Stacey jim Stalcup Malinda Stapp Shannon Stateson Carolyn Stephens Sharon Stewart Kim Stone Erin Sullivan Craig Tawwater Pamela Tawwater Keith Templin Sherri Tennant Sarah Thiede Karen Thomas Teri Thompson Cathy Traynor Beth Trout Teresa Trull David Turlton Mario Turrubiarte Andre Vail Diana Walke Cindy Wallace Frank Wallace Debra Walling Don Walls Maurice Walls Lynn Wells Caren Wenzel Beverly Wesley Brett Westbrook Ed Wetzel Carl White Charles White Randy White -Iacque Willett Kim Williams Cindy Wilson Kenneth Wilson Mark Wilson Patricia Wilson Ronnie Wilson Terri Wilton Kevin Wisinger Suzie Woodin Gary Woods Elaine Woods Kathy Woosard Glen Wright Ricky Wright Mark Yarbrough Donald Yates Barry Young ,IV CHEERLEADERS: Crop to botromj Cheri Chamberlain, Dixie Eustice, Kris Nelson, Lori Brooks, Kristi Matthews, and Gayla Ladehoff Crightj. Sophomore faces in the crowd: Michelle Dodd Cbelowj, Lori Srracklin, Pat Holland, Debbie Blankenship Cleft ro right borromj. 226 SOPHOMORIZ OFFICERS: Rody Durham CPres.j, Carol Moore fVice Presb, Kathy Harford fSeC.j, Tina Lettieri CTreas.j fleftj. .53 :Q Most Sophomores find themselves somewhere in between. Too old for the young stuff and too young for the old stuff, these 10th graders play the waiting game. Lynn Martin studies her pencil Cleftj, while Bert Hanson dozes fabovej and Brad Hill gets in some lab work Cabove rightj. 22 7 2 .A A.: ' The Sophomore float cruises down Main Street ftopj. Homecoming Duchess Cheri Chamberlain Crighrj. Diana Chamberlain and Kelly Little look on at a pep rally Cabovej, Q Q dx lg 'bfi gqv 151 QQ' ,- , . ' 2 , 4' , f 'V 'v 1 N' ' f' Q n fi Q ' if W, wg ' A in K 1 Y hyl, A , N. Y. .4 :V fi- VW Q if .D 4 W ' y , 4 I , . . . ei Q . . .ug lp ., v gi af' 5 - . - W eff wg I .55 , W vs 3,33 r f' O 'Q 1 ' QQ' as v. ' , , 4- ..,,-: B il' I 'gig Q Xa Q. sv' :HY svlipig' a-smfy sw' Y HO ' A- . I M f 3m.'vL,ivnq,:4q.gg,,3..,5.,,usMd2f3FL 55311 fidif' ,gi was O'S '- 'K 2' ix - 1 fem U .f ? 's M fwnw ' W I 1 V ,. f .Q fm' ' .-HQ ' 5 a 9' js, K' an ,Ya aft W We JV' an ,, ,sh 0 Q , as 4 'R ' in 11 ,flat sf Wil 0 ,J 'sf f - 4 if M i if .mv 54, ,E 59 M, X , ,,V, , , Terry Witmer and her clarinet get set to 0 make music together Crightj while jj. Everhart reads through his Geometry lesson Cfar rightj. Nick Acosta Tracie Adams Susan Adelmann Cari Afflack George Allen Cindy Alter Billy Anderson Brenda Anderson Brad Arthur Christina Bagley Diana Baker Flint Baldwin Danny Ballenger Sandi Bartlett Lori Barton Beth Baxley Sandra Bearden Danny Beck -Iill Becker Tracy Beckham E. L. Bedair jim Beecher Kathy Beggs Tim Behrens Larry Bell Danny Bennett Becky Bertrand Debbie Binder james Binion jim Black Debbie Blankenship Gay Blankenship David Blout Bryan Bomar Karen Bone 1 johnny Bornman Geanette Borntrager Scott Bosley Val Bowles Valerie Bowles Tim Bowman Deborah Bozarth Gerald Bradbury Todd Bradbury Dave Braden Brett Bradley T m y X N R X 8 Y l ffiy if' .,,, in 5 David Bradshaw Valerie Brautl Adam Bridgewater Danny Brinegar Tom Brinegar Lori Brooks Lisa Brousseau Connie Brown Richard Brunson Sharon Bryan Rowena Buck Richard Burgdorf Vickie Burgclorf james Burkhart john Bush Vickie Bush Micky Cable Doug Cade Tricia Calavan Kelly Callaway Kimberly Cassidy Dean Cassily Cheri Chamberlain Lisa Champion Nick Chaney Robert Chaney Ann Clair Sheri Cline Tommy Cobb Loy Coffey james Coleson jerry Collinsworth Calvin Connell David Connell Alfred Conover Rob Cope Pam Corey D'Etta Costello Gary Coursey Cheryl Cox Danise Cox Beatrice Cravens Gerald Crawford Don Crecelius Keith Crowley Mark Crum Greg Crusoe Deborah Culpepper john Dahen Dwain Darnell Patty Davenport Kathy Davidson Lisa Davis Mark Davis Tommy Davis Tobe Dawdy Richard Day Randy Dean Rick DeOgny Ronnie Derichweiler john DeSimone Beth Duessen jim Dewey Michelle Dodd David Douglas Brent Dubberley William Dugan Betty Duke Mark Dupler Cathy Dupont Eliza Duran Rody Durham Rob Dwyer Carla Dyer Paul Dyson Barton Eason Eric Eaton Dawn Ebsen joni Edens Rick Efflandt Mary Eggers Danny Ehlers Kari Ekberg Janice Elbert Michele Ellington Larry Elliott Mary Engleman jeff Enos Rosanna Esquivel Dixie Eustice Debbie Evans Debra Evans JJ. Everhart Mark Exum janet Famry Karen Farley Carol Farris Rhonda Farrow Cathy Flery Terri Ferrell jennifer Fide Michelle Fick Lezlie Fite Billye Fomby Greg Foster Brenda Fox Gina Frady Tina Frady Donna Freeman Lance Freeman Robin Fregia Kathy Frost john Fuller 'Ricky Galindo Joey Galloway Patricia Garrett Greg Gaudin Tom Giest Tamara Genuit Kathy George Cindy Gibson Diane Giesen Cindy Gilliland janet Gilistrap Tommy Gipson Tambra Glendinning john Glenn ,Io Ann Glockzin jack Glover Stan Goff jackie Gomez Veronica Gonzales Cheri Goodman Michelle Gough Mike Gough Ronnie Goyette Gloria Graham Shelly Graham Todd Greene Darla Griffin L Debbie Groce Cherie Groves Daniel Gutierrez Rene Guzman jeff Gwyn Suzanne Hala Cindy Hall Craig Hall Doug Hall jake Hall Nancy Hammons Steve Hamrick Cindg Hanks Albert Hanson Carl Hanson Carla Hanson Leroy Hardy Kathy Harford Mary Harmon Rickie Harris Renee Harris Tracy Harris john Harrison jamie Hartwell Vickie Hawkins Mike Hawthorne Tommy Hayes Bob Hazelwood Steve Heath Debbye Henderson Donna Henderson Gayle Henderson Adam Hernandez Mike Hicks Brad Hill Eric Hixson Debbie Hobbs Sonia Holder Paul Holland Patti Homer Bobby Hoskins Lisa Howard Mary Helen Huck Russell Huddleston Bill Hudson Carolyn Hughes Kenneth Hughes Matt Henderson Stephanie Humble judy Huntoon Robin Ingram Gary jackson Eric jarvis Kimberley jeffrey Sornie jessie Brenda jester Becky jeter Scott jobes Craig johnson Michael johnson Ricky jonas David jones Randy jones Kathyjudkins Rhonda judkins Mike Keefer johnnie Kelly Tira Kelly Brett Kennedy james Kerly Sally Killen Kathy Klapp Andy Knight Donald Koehler Gary Koeinger Gary Kohlschnidt Tracee Kysar Curtis Lacey Gayla Ladehoff Monique Lampier Michael Landry Mike Lathern Glen Leclaire Pamela Lentz Tina Lettieri Clint Lewis Kelly Little Tommy Litzler Larry Long Mike Loveday Mark Lovell ,Io Ann Lowery Michael Lucero David Lunday Frank Mack Keith Mack Annette Mankins Luanne Marion Lynn Martin Chip Martinez Yolanda Mata Craig Mathis Kim Matthews Kristi Matthews Scott Mauldin Pennye McCollum David McCur1ey jackie McDaniel Kellie McKenzie Ricky McKenzie john Medcalf David Melton Mike Melton Randall Melton Barbara Miley Darren Miller Dewey Miller Randy Minton Steve Mitchell Carol Moore Charles Moore Gary Moore Terri Moore Valerie Moore Billie Morris Pat Morse Cheryl Munsell john Murphy Elizabeth Murry Herbert Napier Almeda Nations Chris Needham Laurel Nelle Kris Nelson jennifer Newman john Nienkamp George Nienstedt Susan North ga' 1: , . X X- X A J . all I X ai-t .- t K ,, 4 Q it zz' ,. - , - Q. 2' .- :K-,eta ., gt wx: ex, .1 , it ,gn Craig Nowlin Corbin Ort Mike Ort Kraig Owens Randall Owens Donna Pannell .Ian Parker Scott Parker Dave Parrott Perri Patterson Yvonne Pelletier joel Perkins julie Perley Sherry Perry jeff Peters Steve Peters james Philpot Pam Pierce Mike Pitts john Poirier Clark Pollock Andy Prewitt Randy Price Brian Pruett Diane Pryor Elaine Rains Gaylon Rains Ricardo Ramon Doug Ramsey Sam Ramsey Booker Rheudasil Barbara Richardson Dale Ridinger Vickie Ridinger Connie Rios Rene Robinson Craig Rodden Sandra Rogers Dana Rudolph Laura Sadberry Eddie Sales Tim Sampson David Sandefer Sheila Sanderson Arlene Schiefelbein Valerie Schmalian Scholl Kevin Cindy Schrader Sid Schuler Dawn Scoggins David Sexton Howard Shelton Tanza Shupman Brenda Sidebottom Trixy Simon Edie Simpson Brenda Sisco Damon Sisk Bob Skaugen Derek Small Dennis Smart Kitty Smelser Andrew Smith Greg Smith Terry Smithart Deborah Snodgrass Sandra Songer Brenda Spears Deborah Spraybary Gena Springs Linda Stephens Kim Sterling Jack Stockstill Steven Stouffe Lori Strachan Carolyn Suedel Janice Suelund Joy Sullivan Kevin Sullivan Blaine Swingle Mark Szenzsy Phyllis Taylor Randy Taylor David Thomas Phillip Thomas Tracy Thomas Sheri Thomason Caryn Thompson Jacky Thompson Terri Thompson Teri Threlkeld Mike Tingly Sheila Tittle David Tolliver Rhonda Tomlinson Shauna Truebloocl John Tmitt Darce Tumelson Brenda Turner Dow Turner Mark Turney Dale Vanderlinden Vince Via Vanessa Voss David Wager Eddie Waldrip Valerie Walker Connie Walling Debroah Walls Jimmy Warren Todd Weaver Leigh Weber Kenneth Wells Joanne Werner David Westbrook Don Westbrook Bill White Karen White Pam White Raydine White Smith White John Wilcox Jerry Wilhite Jeanne Willett Cindy Williams Joe Williams Jonathan Williams Kimberly Williams Penny Williams Mark Willingham Kathy Willman Debbie Winger Terry Witmer Teri Wolcott ' Steve Wood Debbie Woods Daymond Worthington Dale Wright Mark Wright Laree Yancy if ESI-L X5. sg, .. 7 Sonya Gwyn, Shelia Redmon, and Renee Vander Linden raise the roof Cand a Pepsij during the pep rally Crighrb. Sewing the frosli as class officers include K. C. Rogers fPres.J, Tanya Frady fVice Pres.j, Carole Boyd fSCC.D, and jan Ferris fTreas.j flower lefrj. Bobby Mitchell and Bobby Searcy working hard to move flower righty F 4 PQ 1 ,igifsf is L.,.x .muff 238 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: BACK, Left to Right: Lnri Nix, Kim Todd, Michelle West. SITTING, Left to Right: Tinker Fletcher, Sue Legge, Kathy Brown. Like the rest of the town on Friday night, Kent Farr bundles up and heads for the game flower lefty The Homecoming parade is no Mickey Mouse affair for Lisa Willett flower rightj. Ron jones enjoys his Freshman year at LHS fbelowj. 40 Class Favorites for the Freshmen this year were Tracy Cade and Terri Farley Cabovej while Cathy Derryberry smiles as Homecoming Duchess for the 9th graders Crop rightj. Enioying their first year at LHS, Polly Koehler fcenterj and Ricky Messenger frightj, put in some class time. SK William Bartmes Mike Barton Deanna Bates Becky Beason Terry Beech Mauren Behrens The freshmen planned to celebrate the birentennial a little bit early this year with their homecoming float fleftj Dawn Aff lack Russell Akred Sid Albritton Cindy Alff Robert Alford Bill Allen Mike Allen Norma Allison Chris Almond Nancy Almond Monte Alston Danny Alwood Ramiro Ambriz Mary Amdall Mike Amos Raymond Anderson Steve Anderson jackie Angell Sherry Applegate jimmy Arterberry Doug Arthur Tim Atwood Pam Bagwell joe Bailey Scott Baird Tresa Baker Buddy Barbee Nancy Barber Barbara Barfknecht Danny Barnett james Barnett Ricky Barnett Ginger Barrett Ramon Barretto Kim Barron Wilma Billings Donna Binder Victor Bitela Allen Black Lisa Blocher jerry Bodovsky Mike Bogle Felecia Bolden Penny Boler Susan Bond jessie Bonilla Kim Bowman Vincent Bowman Carole Boyd Nancy Brackett Terry Bradford Cheryle Bradley Keenan Bradshaw Kim Bradshaw Margaret Branshaw Ree Bretzlaff Ronnie Brewer jimmy Bridge Terry Bridgers Steve Bridges Tom Briers Kenny Briggs Danny Brinegar Brenda Brock Bobby Brooks Dale Brown Darlene Brown Kathy Brown james Brown -Ionnie Brown Sammy Brown Treg Brown Sharon Brunson Charles Bryant Ron Bryant Bob Bryce Rodney Bryce Alex Buck Brenda Burchett Scott Burgess Wes Burkhalrer Kenny Burkhart Kyle Burrow Connie Bush Lisa Butler Tracey Cade Cindy Cagle jana Caldwell Karen Caldwell Christi Callicoattc Andy Callowhill Donald Cameron Lorrie Campbell Sharon Campbell jeff Cantrell Tonya Carlton Greg Carrera David Carter Garry Carter Bille Cassily Michael Ceballos -Ioe Cesspooch Tim Chaffin Dana Chamberlian Seanne Champion Tim Champion Teresa Chapman Marlin Chew Rusty Childress joe Chiles Marty Clark Sabrina Clark Toni Clark Stan Claxton janet Clifton Connie Cline Steve Clubb Sonya Cobb Dana Cochran Doug Cochran Trent Cody Brian Cogbill Denise Cogbill jerry Cogdell Barbara Coker Chris Coker john Coker john Collie Keith Collinsworth Perry Colville Becky Conaway Stuart Connell Kevin Cooper Mike Courtney Kyle Cowden Angela Cox Stephen Cox Phil Crane Lisa Crawford Roi Cross William Culpepper Lori Damskov Ronda Daniels Brad Davis Dena Davis Vicki Davis Susan Davison Karen Dean Veronica Deaver Darrin DeGrand janeral Dejean Cathy Derryberry Kim Dickinson Lynley Doering Rick Donaldson Tammy Driussi Gary Dubberly Lynn Dugan Brian Dunlap Susan Dunlap Bruce Dunphy Ty Durden janiece Durham Tina Dutt Presley Eddins Tim Eddy Wayne Edwards Janice Eidd Bryan Eldridge Sherri Ellis Bob Ellison Robert Ellison Brian Enos Cathy Ernst Norma Esquivel 44 Ernest Estrada Brian Everett David Faber Carlton Fade Ronnie Fagins Susan Fahey Judy Fambry Terri Farley Greg Farmer Kent Farr Donna Felinkatubbee Brad Fenley David Ferrell Jan Ferris Barry Fitch Bland Fitzpatrick Tinker Fletcher Pam Flynn Denisa Folks Theresa Folks Suzanne Frady Tanya Frady Bruce Fraser Jeff Frazier Kyle Frazier Carol Freeman Bobby Gaines John Galik Jesue Garcia Marabeth Garcia Scott Garrett Oralia Garza Becky Gentry Todd Genuit Judy George Mimi George Mike Gerigam John Gibson Patty Gibson Karen Giesen Brady Giesler Brent Giesler Robert Glenn Tony Gonzalez Tonya Graham Alan Green Roy Greener Gay Gregory Mike Greiten Pam Grider Kelly Griffin Terry Griffin Richard Grube John Grunwald Teresa Gurkin Tina Guthrie Viola Guzman Sonya Gwyn Pam Hackney Lana Hager Jody Haggard Lori Hagman Chuck Haygood Eric Haile Tommy Hala Lisa Hansen Sharon Hargrave Marty Harp Elmer Harris Glen Hartline Y' 3. f ? X A p-Q .SNK v Q use ,fax fy f i P12 Anne Harvey Eddie Hadkins Lucinda Haugen Caroline Hawes Kathy Hawley Jamie Hayes Margo Hays Jim Hazelwood Marjorie Head Kelly Hef lin Anita Hemphill David Henderson Yulonda Henderson Annette Henexson Charlotte Henley Tommy Hennessy Patricia Henslee Eddie Henson Richard Hernandez Juri Hesler Craig Higgs Aubrey Hill Robbie Hillard Ricky Hinde Jody Hinlcle Sandy Hobbs Valerie Hoffman Edgar Horton Michael Horton Barbara Horvath Jamey Hoskins Melba Houston Ronda Howard Ezzie Huaracha Billy Hugill Mike H ulsey Mark ljames Kelly Ireland Briane Jackson Deborah Jacobs Steven Jacobs Russell James Scarlett James Susan James Bobby Jester Barry Johnson Beverly Johnson Bobby Johnson Fred Johnson Ladon na Johnson Lovanda Johnson Shari Johnson Paul Johnson John Jones Penny Jones Teresa Kaetzel Jill Keefer Terri Keeler Janice Keith Connie Kelsey Clay Kendrick William Killion John Killgo Kim Kimberlin Chip Kimberling Brenda Kirk Anne Kishpaugh Kristen Knightstep Kelly Knowles Polly Koehler 46 Renee Korte Ruth Krebs Susan Krezschmar Deana Lambert Diana Lanman Mike Lanman Mark Lee Deanna Lefler Sue Legge jackie Leigh Teresa Lewis Sharon Liles Allyson Lindberg Debbie Lindley Buddy Lindsey Danny Litzler Lisa Litzler Michael Long Steven Long Bill Longo Dana Love Steve Lynch Linda Lynn Sandra Mack Eric Magni Theresa Maguire Brenda Malone julie Markland Richard Marks Cindy Martin johnny Mason Philip Massengale Michele Matthews Tommy McAnnally Carla McCarty Terry McClathcey Heather McFarling D. j. 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A , X Q gf af ,, 3 25 f- -. :, m ' mm m gg5iB,.,+ f., k 1 H 7,1 I X QJVI . ,Vw - A? W, ,F ' V h L iygf i1.,,+ ff. 2 . m ., . , .f Wf,y tv 1 1 , l iff I aw! 1 '1 5' , 'I ,Q , 'Q 'G ,. 3 1'i1f'?'f -'-. , .Af WB A ,- Q., :Uv - , , - 1 L ff v-gf 'A 'H' 29 0 5... '. E ,., ,, , 2 ' ,. I 4 , . ' hy- f. W 11 1 w A 11 , 1-5 rw ' ' I I nf , ,K , 'f 1 - -if W 1 x ' . t 7 - ff 1 55.5 Va- 4 2 Sw bn' A V ' uf .L ' filk Y 's..-'SMA 'B 'Vs K V I P f 'fd' I 1? f ' it gj .f :F J- Q - '- Q .-f' ' 3 wfifzia'-pd th Qt Muir r K ima Mx , .Q I t g 7 ' ' f Q 'K K YI in 2 ' m f m 1 sl M E15 vit' 1 4 I 'X M f M ' .f ' yu Q F H Q iK QYQ LORI DUWE tmp. Lori received the Art Award because of her ability to work independently. Her skills and talents have also helped achieve this honor. She is a junior and is a member of the Art Club. MIKE HUDDLESTCN CBandj. During Mike,s 4 years in band, he made the All-Region band and All-State orchestra. He was also selected Outstanding Musician at SMU and Northern Music Camp. JEAN BOENKER CBusinessj. jean has been involved in Business courses for the past 3 years. She plans to attend Texas A8cM where she will major in Business and Accounting. Her other interest includes being a member of the Farmer Band. KELLY coKER qchoifp. Kelly is a dedicated choir student and served as president of the choir for 2 years. She received a lst division at State UIL and has been a class officer for 3 years and was selected Most Friendliest. PAM LUNDAY fDramaj. Being an outstanding student has allowed Pam to receive the Drama Award for her 2nd consecutive year. She has been involved in the One Act Play for the past 2 years along with the Varsity Speech and Drama team. Pam is also president of the Drama Club and is Historian of OEA. 264 Academic Awards Academic ca-r 41.1 Awards SUSAN THOMAS CSciencej. As a senior Susan has shown great interest in her school work. She has excelled in science which entitles her this honor. Veterinary Medicine is her main interest, but other interests consist of the NHS, Fencing Club, and class officer work. KAREN WHELAN CSocial Studiesj. After completing the required courses, Karen continued in Social Studies. Her strong will has helped her achieve this honor. She is interested in the math club and plans to major in Math! Computer Science. JIM DEWEY qspfmishp. Jim has been selected as an outstanding Spanish student after completing 2 years. He is able to speak the language fluently and is also involved in the math club and is a member of the junior varsity football team. LUANNA LETTIERI CSpeech and Sciencej. Luannais versatility in school has made her this yearls only dual winner. Intelligence and hard work has led her to be the top student in Speech, as well as Science. She is also the Vice-President of Student Council and holds the highest grade point average in her class. BOBBY BROWN C Vocational Ag.j. A member of the Ag. Coop., Bobby has shown great interest in Vocational Agriculture for the past 4 years. He is the President of the Rbdeo Team and has also been active in the Future Farmers of America. 26 NATALIE FAULCONER C-Iournalismj. As Editor of the yearbook, Natalie was selected as one journalism Award Winner. Having been on the Farmer staff for three years, she has become very involved in journalism. Her other activities consist of Student Council and being a member of the NHS. LANITA THOMAS Qournalismj. Lanita has been involved in journalism for the past three years. She has been on the Harvest staff since her sophomore year and has achieved the position of Harvest Editor. Having a passion for writing, Lanita has effectively shown why the newspaper staff won top state ratings. PHILIP OWENS fMathematicsj. As president of the Math Club, Philip has been active in mathematics for the past 3 years and has participated in math tournaments. As a junior he has completed many advanced math courses and is a member of jr. Historians. RICKYJONAS CBoys P.E.j. For the past 2 years Ricky has been active in boys P.E. His enthusiasm for his work and his dependability make this young man the top choice in Physical Education. LINDA GRIMES qoifis P.E.j. Finishing up her last year of PE., Linda is widely respected as a model student, and a very hard worker. She has also been a member of the LHS Band for the past 3 years. 266 Academic Awards .IENNY HALL CEnglishj. jenny was selected winner of the English award because of her willingness to excel. Having had 4 years of English has helped her achieve this honor. She is a senior and a member of the student council and the fencing team. LORRIE MCCLANAHAN fEnglishj. Due to her creativity, language ability and hard work, Lorrie has received this award for 2 years. She has a natural talent for writing as well as drawing and has also received an art award. BECKY SMITH CFrenchj. Becky has been selected as an outstanding student because of her involvement in French for 2 years. This senior girl is also a member of DECA and has been secretary for DE for 2 years. TONYA KIRK fHome Economicsj. To be an excellent homemaker, one must have creativity and originality. As a member of DECA, Tonya easily meets these qualifications. Her hobbies include sewing and working with crafts. SHANE GADBERRY flndustrial Artsj. Shane worked hard for the past 4 years in l.A. Also a member of the tennis team for 1 year and baseball team for 2 years. Some of his hobbies include riding motorcycles and playing foosball. i F ff 268 Adios, Au Revoir, Auf Wiedersehen 1f'ki k'k'k'k'k'k 'k'k'k'k'ki k'k'k'k'k'k'k'kiiiiiitiiiiiii ff: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Awards, awards, and more awards. f People seem to be getting awards for 1 anything and everything these days. To Q stay in the spirit of this Bicentennial Q year, the Farmer Staff would like to 1 give their own top honors, These 1 awards are for the outstanding i achievements in each of the nine categories listed. Without further tty ,, 1 delay, here are the first annual Tacky i Awards: iii ii' A 1 LEAST OPINIONATED- Because y J e 5 g 1 of their outstanding ability to never be A 1 outspoken, Marilyn Neiman and David Q Rasco have earned the top honor. : MOST COORDINATED - For not y being able to chew gum and walk at 4 the same time, Terri Farley and Brady i Giesler are to be commended. 4 SAFETY - With the knack of having 4 more wrecks than anyone else in the V 1 school, Sarah Thiede and Russell A : Raper had this award in the bag. fl Mosr DISCIPLINED - Q Recognition is given to Thelma K Wilson and David Wright because of I their continuing struggle to not be one y of the kids. x K i i 1 i a ,,., I I 1 1 1 : A t 13 1 44444444444-V-4444444444 4444444444-V-4444444-I 70 riiiiiiitkiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ta Cky, Ta Cky, Ta Cky fi 'ww ,B H W 4 . Eff . t -f , i . .-... gr ... y fmaiyao, Ill Ill! ,M i 5. ,. K Nd Marilyn Neiman and David Rasco try to get their point across to some of their more Udeterminedw students Copp. panelj while Terri Farley and Brady Giesler hang on for dear lifew Qopp. hottomj. Russell Raper and Sarah Thiede try to hold the old crate together after their last wreck Cabovej while Thelma Wfilson and David Wright enjoy their off period in the kiddy park Cleft panelj. P4444444444444444444444444444444444444444 44444444-44444-v--v--v-444 4-v-444444444-444444444444-v-4444 4-v-444 271 l 4 ru-x-rx-ku--x-x-:fff-k-rf-x-A-Q-rf-H-xr-nf-riff-:ff-A'-rf-xii l 4 444444444444-V-4444444444 4444444444-V-44444415 1 i BEST DRESSED - Billie Merritt and 1 jim Bason had no competition in K getting this award - after all, they had 4 to teach Seniors ALL day. I SHYEST - Because of their great 1 achievement of never talking quietly, 1 Cindy Alter and Ricky Moore were Q chosen for this top honor. 1 .M- I TALLEST - For reaching heights Q beyond their own, Cindy Wallace and 4 Curtis Lacey should be commended. 'KJ i MOST AGREEABLE M Recognition is given to Karen Whelan and Tracy i Cade because of their ability to argue 1 their way into difficult situations, but g not always out again. 1 HoLLYwooD FILM CRITIC - 4 Mike Teafatiller had no trouble getting f this award since he shows more films V , 4 in his classes than all of the other 1 teachers put together. 1 1 1 1 : M .. .., 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 72 Ta cky, Ta cky, Ta cky Billie Merritt gets ready for her next class and jim Bason cleans out his room Copp. panelj. Ricky Moore and Cindy Alter pretend to be allergic to one another fopp. bottomj while Cindy Wallace and Curtis Lacey strain to reach the edge of the trash can fleftj. Karen Whelan and Tracy Cade try to be umps but they can,t seem to get along fbottom lefty. Mike Teafatiller tries to cool off his projector , after a long day's work Cbelowj. :,,, A AL -..... XX F4444444444444444444444444444444444444444- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444441 V0 LJ KING AND QUEEN: Tim Webb and .. at i x N Y W i X r t W Michele West and Tim Webb, Valentine King and Queen Copp. topj. SENIOR NOMINEES: Ray Rudolph and Hiedi Grimesg JUNIOR NOMINEES: Terry Patton and Dana Leeg SOPHOMORE NOMINEES: Todd Weaver and Valerie Mooreg Michele West Copp. bottomj. Mike Keifer, Donna Pannell, Debbie Henderson, and Ronnie Deriehweiler relax Where the lights are dim Cabovej. Michele West fleftj. sy' V 4 74 Cfmdz I-Ie I-Ia5n't Changed Still singing the same old tune, Cupid crowned freshmen nominees, VN Tim Webb and Michele West, Valentine King and Queen. The seniors had vowed to break the hold the freshmen had on the crowng but despite a ear bash, window Washing, and other money making projects, they couldnit quite grasp it. Although the flu bug zapped the band, the show still went on with canned music and Valentine cuddles in the COI'I'1C1'S. We Shook The Fanuly Tre The spirit of 1976 did not always fit into any certain category. Some activities could only go on a hodge-podge page such as this. Above is the cast of the Senior play We Shook the Family Treef, Senior play sponsors, Margaret Moseley and Glyncla Walker, grin after accomplishing the great task of organizing the play and getting the seniors to learn their lines frightj. Georgette C the skeletonj pops her gina and pets her friend Claude Copp. lefty The Clydeschnautz Fardbarker Award goes to the Harvest Staff for having the most creative organization picture Kopp. rightj. The stage band rehearses for its spring concert season Copp. bottomj. 4. 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Controls and limitations were all a part of the spirit of going places in 1976. Driving down the road, a person was apt to see signs telling how fast or slow to go or which direction to turn. Many of these signs seen on the roadways were used in our daily routines, There were times when everyone had to yield to another person, stop suddenly, or maybe make a complete U-turn in their way of thinking. Even so, people seemed to be talking. listening, and understanding more than ever before. Dangerous In tersection. Divided Highway. No U-Turn 27 The Fun O ItA11 Sherry Thompson and Kirk Rogers enjoy a walk by the shore Coppj while Mario Turrubiarte and Karen Thomas fly kites in a grassy field Cleftj. CB'er, Bill Hayes, finds his fun in the form of a radio fbelowj. Having fun meant different things to different people in 1976. The spirit of fun was found in almost anything that happened. Fun, for some people, was the Farmer football games, for others it was a walk by the lake. 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