Madisonville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Madisonville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1972 volume:

S ggi Qixgyxfz 019 'PFW X PS QI CLASSES 21 126-171 94 125 W INTRODUCTION 2-15 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY, AND CURRICULUM 16 -41 42 79 ACTIVITIES WHO'S WHO 80-93 Design by Carey Davis We come into the world alone We go away the same. We're meant to spend the interlude between in closeness Or so we tell ourselves. I But it s a long way from the morning to the evening. ' 1 1' ,- 84.4 4 , n vs'-ef , Q 'QMS arxnia 1 nfs! xr , W., K ww 1 N.. It , , I Q? F451 4x ' As fl Am 'any ,P Xu A'E'.,. so Sometimes I think people were meant to be strangers. Not to get to know one another, Not to get close enough I0 damage the heart made older l by each new encounter But then, someone comes along and changes all that For awhile anyway. E--if I There are golden apples to be picked and green hills to climb and meadows to run while you're young ff - -11,32 U li A 'ii Z My N 55 1 8 I v 'f -:ma , it ...QQ 1 K, at -sf 1. :UL 'jim o l :K sw :,,H,i. 1 Q X K ,g ,. QQ ffaffll' N 1- ' :fx 933, a wtf Q7 A , - im. .- it You have to make the good times yourself take the little times and make them into big times and save the times that are all right for the ones that aren't so good. The young can save the world by growing older in a hurry. If we're to again know dignity, Then all those who are running in the streets with rocks and bricks Had better learn to use their stones To build foundations, not to slice off roofs. You build by pulling down the rubble but first you have to have a plan. 'hh' X5-5, vm-., - www, 'u W L ,ai Haan: - jvv Each of us was made by God and some of us grew tall. Those of us who walk in light Must help the ones in darkness up. For that's what love is all about and love is all there is to life. V V- . ,, 4. - We M - we-, ff . W -ff' Y' H f'X':5f i1:v-' ilfiffms fmfwimfi ,, ..,, ,- slll wsllssssss ss,s X, ' ff wr-emeyay-Q 'K I I It K Ulf' ,A KW. Ll It only takes an outstretched hand 2 an f X, i I Q 2 45 1 S S :if 1f Someday we'11 try to walk our children Through the Aworld we've just come through. They'11 protest, as we have done, that their lives are theirs and they'11 be just as right as we are now. But every generation gap' should have some kind of bridge even if it's only made of love. - Poem selections by Rod Mc Kuen. ' ' f If . -I I I M' K - II 'I ' 1 , I A f. ,zl?rIIgpQ3f Z . , V . , I- - 1 . ,f WIItx??IEfLffQ t w I r I v 1 Efrfiirrgzw-f::::1::fI'r5f4if'f'r2 I K Isiwfzzf' :seq-JI: Ig, I . ,e f 'flif-JIU my H 'I , 'f K 1, .,,, ,... mellzmff - - I : ,?ffIf1jv I - uf'- Img - - ,f ' v, I f t I ,I - A L If -b,- ff-- fl :gy ,fssgagv:cgszI,gferg,I11II.:,fg, f. ' :IfII-Q1-25reyijrgigpyywhii.IIQME'ITV.-II , -3II,I41:g,11A n,I5,,4eZ A' sew?-1'1w Irsmfszsf-,If-:I,Ia 'ft-''ASW.itS1414-E22:?fHf?ffz21H?Y2Mlv2 r ' I ' ' Q 5 I - I , I .,,, ., - ' Y' Y .. I.II. I ' iff , X I l5Yi?412J25:if52?EEEt!!S 'V ' ' Wifi ..,,, I , ., . I r K 9 , e',' I Q S rn--'xx MCP-' tm, BW igfqmg ,1-1f ,- Let us take our place in the world quickly, But not so quickly That we might forget A11 that we leamed of living, Because she passed through our lives. The 1972 Mustang Staffvproudly dedicates this book to our friend and teacher, MISS LOUISE HATCHER. 15 F A A D C M U I L N T, I Y S ghd T C R U A UR T R I I' O C N U L U M R. E. Hawthorne Superintendent W. FORD KING Principal H LOUIS C. DAVIS A Assistant Principal HA RO LD SCOTT Assistant Principal The 1971-72 School Board and Administrators were, From Left to Right: Steve Allen, Jimmy Earl Gilbert, R. E. Hawthrone, Superintendentg Kenneth Richie, Presidentg Earl Willis, Secretaryg Charles Park, Tax Collectorg Jimmy Farris, Buster Reid, V. President. I9 MRS. PAT FOWLER CHARLES PARK Secretary Business Manager Tax Assessor - Collector MRS. KAREN OVERSTREET MRS. BERNICE COLEMAN Secretary Secretary v MRS. REBA BURTIS MRS. LENA MATHIS Librarian Counselor T. H. STEVENS Maintenance Superintendent Spanish and Speech - Communication for the Seventies SPEECH, offered as an elective, gives partici- pants the opportunity to express their thoughts and emotions before an audience. SPANISH, gives students the chance to learn more about themselves by learning more about others. They gain a basic knowledge of the language as well as an insight into' the customs of the Spanish-speaking countries. MRS. IUDITH SILVA , fl. ii Y p n A X Wl-.4-V MRS. JANE COLWELL Y, if 1 T fm., - f , v - 4,-1 .'-,, 6-2547 W e 1. ,,, .,,,4pfmgl.1 4: ff X 4 . I X 1. ki Serif -.V , ,I f: in-3? Q ga fx mmm .L W Q ws .uk f . QR V 1 ,.:QV ew Marci and Billy show off their acting ability in Speech. 23 , fx Aiaf MRS. LOUISE KNIGHT .J L , Boozer, Knight, and Ross play ring around the rosie as an example of what all good witches and warlocks should know. NJ S x s , i n ,. :,, W k H. K buf' ' 'VI i . . .,. ,- ' f' I It I i. f ws.- - 1 1, S MRS. VIRGINIA GUESS English Helped Sfudenfs fo Prepare for the Fufure Pete achieved half his goal in life portraying the Drunken Porter - now if he was only a Porter. Four years of required ENGLISH help the student to carry out his role in life and to prepare him for col- lege. Composition, grammar, and literature are taught to all classes. Freshman and Sophomore English classes were taught by Mrs. Virginia Guess, while Mrs. Louise Knight and Mrs. Jane Colwell taught Junior and Senior English classes. Social Studies Emphasized Past and Present In SOCIAL STUD- IES, students gain valuable knowl- edge of heritage through history and civics. Im- portant facts and dates are stressed in history while civics provides an insight into Amer- ican govemment. MRS. BLANCHE WEBBER JAMES GUESS KENNETH RIC HTER LURA L MCC LOUD LOUIS ST UMPF MRS. LINDA BOYD Physical Education, Band, and Choral Along with PHYSICAL EDUCATION, two music courses, BAND and CHORAL, are of- fered. Students find time to escape the ten- sion of daily classes, as well as profit from these courses. MRS. BILLYE SHINE 29 LEW PLOTTS 30 Mathematics and Mechanical Drawing MATHEMATICS courses are designed to prepare the student for higher education. Related Math I and II is taught by Kenneth Poole. Algebra I is taught by Lew Plotts. Miss Louise Hatcher teachers Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry, and Elementary Analysis. MECHANICAL DRAWING was set up to help the Sfll- dent meet the needs of industry. The mechanical drawing student learns the basic elements of read- ing and drawing blue prints, good lettering, three dimensional representation, and elements of a good house plan. Lew Plotts teaches this course. ! I 3 KENELTH POOLE E I .il MISS LOUISE HATCHER Science - an opportunity to learn through facts and experimental O design M. H. S. offered four levels of study in Science. They were Physical Science, taught by Gayle Cosbyg Biology, taught by Alice Ann Fanning and Physics and Chemistry, taught by Harold Scott. MRS. ALICE ANN FANNIE GAYLE COSBY HAROLD SCOTT Vocational Courses NEIL OVERSTREET BILL I. TRICHEL In VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE students acquire knowledge in the following ares: public speaking, parliamentary procedure, record keeping, welding, woodwork and other practical vocational skills. In HOME ECONOMICS students concentrated their thoughts on the knowledge and skills of homemaking in areas such as foods and nu- trition, clothing and textile, human growth and development, con- sumer education and management, family relations, and housing. MRS. NORMA PIBOIN f or WH!! MRS. IOSIE WILLIAMS J.-- DENNIS MCWHO RTER MRS. MARIE BARRETT Business Courses Developed Practical Skills l BUSINESS courses included in the curricu- lum were typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, and a course in General Business. Voca- tional Office Education is also taught at M.H. S. This course is taught by Mrs. Linda Poole. Here students learn ofiice practice and business machine operations. Students taking these courses studied office procedure as well as the basic fundamentals of business education. MRS. BIVA BYRD MRS. LINDA POOLE .ge ss ' ' 1. :QQ 'W---s---.....,,,.,. X L. C. DAVIS MRS. LORENA HILBUN ri vocational CO-OP girls discussed on-the Job experiences with their supervisor Mrs Norma P1bo1n VOCA TIONAL COOPERATIVE EDUCATION is a Course of study designed to give young men and women an opportun ity to develop a vocational skill through classroom study and actual job training. Approximately three hours of each school day was spent at each student's place of em- ployment while the remaining time was spent in the class- room following a regular course of study. These students were expected to keep accurate records of the time spent for employment in order that they could fill out an in- come tax report for the state. 38 Vocational Cooperative Education NEIL OVERSTREET Oscar Sandles gained proficiency in the knowledge oi car motors and service station management while employed by Wakefield and Sons. NX ...a K Diane Fickey, hospital snackbar waitress, and Claudia Baker, hospital floor worker, took time out for a Dr. Pepper. MRS. LILLLAN GUNN Exceptional Ch Program U0 3 M 31 U fe 2 . ildren 's -'mul P tial 0' MRS. BETH MURRAY html QQ!! 'Uv ? Qlfi' ,Q Ill? I U P' The Exceptional CHILDREN'S PRO- GRAM is designed to teach each stu- dent to the fullest realization that is possible for himself. This program is tailored to fit the leaming needs of each student as he develops. Basic fundamentals are taught to all students and vocational training is the basic goal. 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Astronaut was greeted by two very green moon men 'sho- This is my leader , rake me to yours. x Get Wifch Quick ALVIN EMERT I Outstanding Future Farmer Award TIM MORGAN Outstanding Green H and KENNETH-ALLEN Typical FFA Boy MARGARET MCVEY UIL Shorthand 2nd Place Dist. ,QD H JENNIFER JIMERSON UIL Typing 4th Place Dist. DAVID WALKER and KAY UPCHURCH 4 Boys' and Girls' State i CINDY KING A UIL Typing 5th Place Dist DOYLE ALLEN UIL Slide Rule 6th Place Dist. ' 'ff' N KATHY GRALL DAR A ward 1 l ' 59 .ag , X .. ,,AW L fi . .. . ,f.-rg, X 5' .- 31 . .B M... L 4, 1. L. 2 0 ff' ' ' ' x ' I , . ,, dw- 5M . . KAV p p r T 9 tg I . . I X l T , v F STAN WARD A chievement Award JEFF WELLS UIL Slide Rule lst Place Dist. UIL Number Sense 3rd Place Dist . DEBBY PINGREY UIL Girls Poetry Interpretation lst Place Dist. GLYNA MCWHORTER UIL Slide Rule 2nd Place Dist. GARY RICHIE FFA Leadership Award WOODY FROSSARD College Scholar- ship Award DEBBY PINGREY Betty Crocker Hornernaking Award DONNIE WARD LYNN FOWLER Scholarship Nuclear Science Symposium Award f, 1.4.4-- n N 1 .,, V I w Q- ' , .Sv ., . Qi I 1 i 4 X . I eb ' 'I 5 'F l ? , 1 x 4- -A X ' ' 5-1 In A W, , ., V ' X . X Tl . N . ,, 5:1 1 , , A ,VM ,gi .Fifi 5: ' 5 1,1 it 'ja uiil k, , 9 f Hg,7 i ' fp f - iff- 3 3,1 Tl 5 ' -lx' -fks'S , 5 R.. ,-Q. Q K ,N . . rN' Et.: 5 Q,- . . 'D'1P'Gll ' .nf 7-swf Fifa 5.41 K 'K X I x '.44 ,, w A. ' ef' ax' ' f ' 'n kgf,-'f,3. . 4 5, I W4 , ,o-131 Q' -L S'-.-. '-1' f li' fi Xxx .lf ,,,,....---' innov- 447854, 1971-72 OFFICERS MARSHA MARSH BRENDA ROSS DEBBY PINGREY S I i f 'S-S 7-A ,, ivan MV 4? f gg Treasurer Chaplain President JIM RIGBY ARLENE PRESCOTT Parliamentarian Secretary IANIE HARRISON KATHY GRALL Reporter V. President I 'Ti' f A -2 NEIL OVERSTREET Gary, Claude, Ricky, and Tracy get the first look at the new Student Council pins. Advisor ff 'v- 'Svensk I' I 'R I 2 , KENNETH RIC HTER Advisor 435 1 I A 1 MHS Sfudenf Council REPRESENTATIVES Seniors - WOODY FROSSARD fPrincipa1's Rep.j CLAUDE NEA LEY Juniors - LYNN FOWLER GARY RICHIE Sophomores - TRACY MONTGOMERY CINDY STARNS Freshmen - RICKY LEWIS BILL TOM SHINE 59 sslrl National Honor Society - 1972 Members Susie Wakefield Denise Randle Terri Baker Arlene Prescott Debby Pingrey Annette Davis Molly Stephens Kathy Ward Janet Pollick Janie Harrison Lynn Fowler Brenda Ross Kay Upchurch Jennifer Jimerson Barbara Griffin Ellie Barrett Margaret McVey Cindy King Lynn Reed Bill Cross LaQuita Gilbert Jeff Wells Frank Williams Eddie Mabry Jim Rigby K I MRS. LENA MA THIS Sponsor President Jim Rigby VICC President Jeff Wells Reporter Ellis Barrett Treasurer Arlene Prescottg Sec- INITIATES Cindy Stams Glyna McWhorter Debbie Brogdon Meliane Wells Cindy Guess Elayne Wilson Marq Synwolt Mike Clark Doyle Allen Lane Lynch David Madole Dale Waldrip SENIORS Debra Anderson Rhonda Batson Cathy Closs Bill Cross Annette Davis Sharon Davis Debbie Gibson Kathy Grall Janie Harrison Pam Jeter Margaret McVey Eddie Mabry Debby Pingrey Arlene Prescott Denise Randle Lynn Reed Jim Rigby Brenda Ross Gail Stone Paula Tucker Doris Tyler Susie Wakefield 1972 Members Jeff Wells Elayne Wilson IUNIORS Terri Baker Ellie Barrett Billy Chenault Lynn Fowler La Quita Gilbert Barbara Griffin Jennifer Iirnmerson Cindy King Lane Lynch Janet Pollick Gary Richie Molly Stephens Kay Upchurch Kathy Ward Kim Wilson SOPHOMORES Doyle Allen Debbie Brogdon Mike Clark Candi Connor Roberta Cousins Allen Cross Linda Duke Carolyn Fondon Cindy Guess lay Gunn Kathy Heaton Glyna McWhorter David Madole Tracy Montgomery Lee Parrish Julia Patten Cindy Starns Marion Stone Marq Synwolt . Charles Taylor Terry Tollison Leanne Wakefield Dale Waldrip Meliane Wells Ann Young fit MRS. VIRGINIA GUESS Sponsor Beta Club Stressed Leadership President - JEFF WELLS Vice President - BILLY CHENA ULT Secretary - DEBBIE GIBSON Treasurer - I IM RIGBY Reporter - ARLENE PRESCOTT Spring lnifiafes FIRST ROW: Greer, McNeil, Mos- ley, Kronwinkler, Ward, Odom, Gilbert, Allen, Richie, D. Glover, Hardy. SECOND ROW: J. Glover, Crocker Wendel, Shine, Grall, Birdwell, Scholz, Cannon, Knight, Johnson. THIRD ROW: Garrett, Newton, Barrett, Reid. 63 CLARINETS Cindy Guess Jennifer Jimerson Cindy King Ellie Barrett Kathy Ward Toni Allen Lynn Fowler Tracy Montgomery Ann Young Eddie Fairhurst Elaine Johnson La Quita Gilbert Vicki Bridges BA SS CLARINET Tracy Montgomery CONTRA BA SS CLARINET Ann Young ALTO CLARINET Kathy Ward BASSOON Janet Pollick ALTO SAX Molly Stephens Donna Glover Barbara Griffin Marion Stone TENOR SAX Eula Fay Donaldson Beola Johnson BARITONE SAX Marion Stone CORONETS Glyna McWhorter Lane Lynch Debbie Gibson Elayne Wilson Laurence Boozer Randy Bush Doyle Allen Gerald Laake Mike Wendel Steve Thorn Mark Synwolt Dale Waldrip FRENCH HORNS Terri Baker Dale Waldrip Johnnie Glover FLUTES Gail Stone Arlene Prescott Cathy Closs Nancy Richie Sandra Blakeney Sharon Davis Sharon Brubaker OBOE Sharon Brubaker BA RITONES Randy Bush Debbie Armbrister TROMBONES Charles Taylor Saul Garcia BA SSES Eddie Mabry Mike Clark DRUM S Lee Taylor Kevin Ward Donnie Ward Bobby Johnson Mary Fran Allen Johnnie Glover TIMPANI Mary Fran Allen Band Sfressed Marching and Concert in 71-72 K Band Beau and Sweetheart for 1971-72 were: DEBBIE GIBSON EDDIE MABRY OFFICERS 71- 72: President - STEVE THORN Vice-President EDDIE MABRY Secretary ELLIE BARRETT Treasurer ARLENE PRESCOTT Reporter DEBBIE GIBSON 65 WW 1191? '21, A H 3' Guide Right! OH BOY! A little rain never hurt anybody! Af? ff' Mary Fran coaches Mr. Sttunpf on tuning the Timpani. Practice, practice, practice! 1' The 71-'72 year was a fantastic one for the Mustang Band. They played for each pep rally and presented half-time performances at Varsity foot- ball games. The band spent many hot hours in prep aration for these performances and were rewarded with beautiful shows. During the year the Mustang Band also attended U. I. L. Marching and Concert Contests, the Fat Stock Show and Rodeo in Houston, U. I. L. Solo and Ensemble Contest, and presented seasonal concerts. The band also marched in the Huntsville and Bryan Christmas parades and the Madisonville Sidewalk Cattlemen's Association an- nual parade. Through the hard work of the band members and director, this year was a very success- ful and rewarding one. 67 JENNIFER IIMERSON - I 2 Years Twirling Scenes !z I I I VL H NN I I L 1 xl A is I 'W I 3 H ,agagiif J Q, 1 ' '.s:.A:i:: QI Q diffs 1 X - 32 ' ,. i4QQiugfv'7' an A' CINDY KING - Ir. ELAYNE WILSON - Sr. 3 Years 4 Years 68 W 71-72 N JANET POLLICK - Jr. 3 Years ELLIE BARRETT - Ir 1 Year LYNN FOWLER - Ir. 1 Year DEBBIE GIBSON - Sr. 3 Years - Drum Major - 1 Year OFFICERS LOIS BIRDWELL President BARBARA GRIFFIN KATHY GRALL lst V . -Pres. 2nd V . -Pres. DONNA MCWHORTER GAIL BARNES 3rd V. -Pres. LINDA HAYNES 4th V . -Pres. La QUITA GILBERT SAN JOSE ROSS Sth V . -Pres . NANCY RICHIE DEBBIE GIBSON Treasurer Secretary LINDA DUKE TONI ALLEN Parliamentatian Historian RHONDA BATSON SHERRY CANNON Sgt. at Arms Mem . Sec . FHA BEAUS Lonnie Zachary and La Don Jefferson tried their hand at sewing . .11 '1'. S' J ..,-v ' l S MRS. NORMA PIBOLN Advisor N-,,,4 MRS. MARIE BARRETT Advisor MRS. JOSIE WILLIAMS Advisor KATHY GRALL Area IX President Future Hamemakers Reached New Goals CHAPTER OFFICERS President - GARY RICHIE V. President - ALVIN EMERT Secretary - JAY GUNN Treasurer - WOODY FROSSARD Reporter - WAYNE CLOPTON Sentinel - CLYDE PARKER 72 ini, ,Mi A nne., n , g 2 1 FFA SWEETHEARTS 71-72: Kathy Heaton, Debbie Seigler Nvwfjff FFA Developed Qualifies of Leadership Advisors rg'-1 E I NEIL OVERSTREET BILL I. TRICHEL DENNIS MCWHORTER GREENHAND OFFICERS: President, Terry Sandersg V. President, Tim Morgan, Secretary, Donnie Wardg Treasurer, Gus Andrewsg Reporter, Jim Kromwinklerg Sentinel, Jesse Ford. Officers President - CINDY STARNS Secretary-Treasurer CAND1 CONNER Reporter JOYCE HARRISON Poster Chairman RHONDA BA TSON 1971-72 Members Gail Barnes Rhonda Batson Patricia Beverly Beverly Brown loan Byrd Sherry Cannon Dianne Carson Evelyn Carson Freda Clark Candi Conner Judy Crocker Carolyn Fondon Debbie Fuller Holly Gilbert Sharon Glass Carolyn Gooden Vanita Hardernan Laveda Hardy Joyce Harrison Kathy Johnson Vetta Johnson Jacque Junot Jenny Junot Becky Karber P. I. Kitching Paige Mikeska Eula M. Moffet Judy Muniz Julia Parten Jackie Rogers Jo Ann Scholz Debbie Segler Jo Rita Smith Cindy Starns Daisy Webber Lois Williams ThcN1+ ,ng h MRS. LINDA BOYD Sponsor MRS. BLA NCHE WEBBER Sponsor President - PAM .TETER V. -President - IANIE HARRISON Sec. -Treas. - DEBBIE GIBSON Reporter - PAMN TO LLI SON 1972 Shinealiers LAURENCE BOOZER Stage and Lighting Director MRS. BILLYE SHINE Director SECOND SOPRANOS Janie Harrison Pam Jeter Gail Stone Johnnie Glover Janet Knight Lois Birdwell Joyce Harrison Elayne Wilson Janie you can't be serious! ALTOS Cindy Stams Debby Pingrey Marsha Marsh Debbie Gibson Jewel Tyler Thelma Sandles Cathy Closs Sandra Roundtree Pamn Tollison Ella Faye Polk SOPRANOS Dorothy Goffney Annette Davis Debra Anderson Marion Stone Terri Baker Ella Jean Polk Sherry Cannon Shiela Keihl Sue Murphree Angie Hendrix Shirley Johnson Verner Jordan px, , X. 1'- yr 'z 3 ' ' mf - 3 'wg' , f- f ffwsq . -W f 'Pk ,. ' LQ' 'X-32 3f.fSY 1 972 Mustang Staff Managing Editors - DEBBY PINGREY ARLENE PRESCOTT Sports Editor - JEFF WELLS Assistant Sports Editor LYNN REED Business Manager - DAVID WALKER Layout - HARVEY CANNON CATHY CLOSS DEBBIE IACKA JIM RIGBY LYNN FOWLER LaQUITA GILBERT GAY GREER JANET POLLICK KATHY WARD Advisor - ALICE ANN FANNIN Qs N . I 1-sl ' Y r, -f ' A xg J ei -4 ' ' ir :.':w.it+- . ,A . d'l1nuuQ.,wE .-E23 hull! ...ff vf . -. , J T 1' 4 I ' - ..'1 : . M -4 u x?'f ' I X, 1--. Z... IQ v P ' 6-an I Who 's Who Eddie Mabry PHYSICS AMERICAN HISTORY Jeff Wells TRIGONOMETRY CHEMISTRY ENGLISH IV CIVICS Meliane Wells BIOLOGY ENGLISH II Cindy King ENGLISH III TYPING I W 83 3 xg' ' ' 7 1 5 3 my ff 1 f , g ' in 'K' ' -4 , f :- . - , 56 fr,-M L11 V , .?f',Q33- , 13,NKif,?zr ,giafrgg :kata Avg '1, ff A N,,, ' ' fy.-X ' V--,7 - 1---Qs .wf-wr.r' w iw1ff4- -qgf , Q lelfrw 'Wye 983,593 i5 7 : 'af' fl ,mu .Q WSJ, f,-i,15- .gs V4 f ,f Q1 W.. Q u-Zwwm, eww 4251 w v-'M-mgn I ,nov 1 --..,-2.1 554 1754-if H , V ,A -raw A A K :mf zfv,m5,'f5 if f H 'f' +'i?+fiv'9fa..'ffvg:.g.j , .V iff 1'ni0:i:9iflb,, f , ,w53fi M' 3-JT . H' 4 4 W' jx Q42 , W msiisvnf'-' r w ' ,Lf ff if A 264 5' Q Q 1? L 1 A 4 Who 's Who Charles Newton GENERAL DRAFTING GENERAL BUSINESS Cindy Guess SPANISH II Veffa Johnson SPANISH I 85 Bill Tom Shine ALGEBRA I Ellie Barreff ALGEBRA II Who 's Who Arlene Prescoff Janie Mosley WORLD HISTORY ENGLISH I fy: . W x?a?'5:Qki3i15' Q 523531 if 1121252 'lm K .1 M. ,, , Paul Morgan CO -OPERATIVE AGRICULTURE Claudia Baker CO-OPERATIVE HOMEMAKING ..,J ff Jim Kronwinkler RELATED MATH 1 Jae Maness RELATED MATH H Marise O'Daniel ECONOMICS and TEXAS HISTORY Cornell Mike Glover Culbrefh EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS' PROGRAM Who 's Who Woody Barreff PHYSICAL SCIENCE I . 1. 11.1.- Deborah Burr TYPING II Who 's Who Dx fx Cliffon Sueing BUSINESS ARITHMETIC Ellen McNeil Dell Fickey PHYSICAL EDUCATION Quarterback Cary Davis punts for the Mustangs. The 1971 football-season for the Mustangs was somewhat below expectations, with a final record of 3-6-l. Injuries, fumbles, and penalties plagued the Mustangs continually. The first game was indicative of the season, as the Mustangs lost to a strong Somerville team 26-6. In the second game against Crockett, the Mustangs had one of their better efforts as they tied the Bulldogs 6-6. The Mustangs success continued against Grapeland as they scored with 2l seconds to go to win 14-8. The following weeks, Madisonville played poorly in losing to Centerville 32-l9 and Mart 40-O. ln the Homecoming game against high-scoring District Champion Rosebud-Lott, the Mus- tangs played the Cougars closer than any district opponent in losing 35-6. Larry Harrison saved the Mustangs next game against Teague with a spectacular run in the waning seconds of the game as Madisonville won 21-18. In the eighth game, the Mustangs demolished Lovelady 44-8 as Bruce Bailey gained 310 yards rushing. The last home game against Fairfield was an exciting contest, which the Mustangs lost 20-19 in the closing minutes. Traveling to Groesbeck in the season finale, the Mus- tangs lost a high-scoring game 42-34. 96 1, ,est i Bruce gets loose! F L F S 4 I 98 , W 1imgmi1. Mlff .N r ,nwwulinn 4ngz ri- gb nault Q 7 Thoma quemo Mustangs Have Ups and Downs in 1971 Season Tom Wiley upends this Grapeland receiver. Coach MCC other Mustan 00 loud shows displ g performance. Defensive backs Billy Green and Gary If looks could kill Richie try for an interception. Injured halfback Toni Wiley awaits assistance. There Will Always Be Another Season It's football, F-O-O-T-B-A-L-L! Bruce Bailey scores on a long run against Lovelady. Bruce averaged 14. 3 yards per carry while picking up 1668 yards total offense. M Billy Chenault closes in on Crockett quarterback Dejection after a one-point loss. All-District Mustangs LARRY HARRISON BILL CROSS LB - lst, SE - Hon. Men. Center - 2nd BRUCE BAILEY BILLY CHENAULT MONTE LOCKE FRANK MCKENNEY Halfback - 2nd Off. Tackle - 2nd Off. Guard - Hon. Men. Off. Tackle - Hon. Men. Football Sweethearts Brenda Ross and Debbie Gibson give pointers to captains Bill Cross, Larry Harrison, Lonnie Zachary, Bruce Bailey, and Garey Davis. fTom Wiley not pictured.J 'I04 Statisticians for the Mus- Football managers were tangs were Jeff Wells and John Moore, Randy Parker David Walker. Jimmy Simpson, and Jesse Simpson. TOP ROW: Coach Kenneth Poole, W. L. Nauling, Don Holcomb, LaDon Jefferson, Juniaf Vafsify Kenneth Allen, Ricky Driskell, Kim Fannin, Calvin Cobb, Mike Cammack, Billy Holcomb, Steve Andrews. BOTTOM ROW: Jackie Turner, Roy Chester Moffett, Maurice Belizare, Michale Haynes, Alvin Emert, Ricky Grall, Allen Cross, Jessie Anderson, Jesse Ford. Freshmen TOP ROW: Bill Tom Shine, Otha Sanchez, David Knight, Jacky Manning, Jacky Wallace, Charles Bailey, Gary Holcomb, Coach Kenneth Richter. MIDDLE ROW: Joe Chenault, Tim Morgan, Woody Barrett, Mark Tinsley, Gene Clopton, Jeff Reid, Ricky Lewis. BOTTOM ROW: Randy Bush, William Carson, Fred Johnson, Gary James, William Hardy, Kirtis Hol- comb. 'I05 6 Mustang Basketball 1 971-72 Bruce Bailey tried a long jumper in 65-58 victory over Claude Nealy muscled down another re Rosebud. bound against Rosebud. Mustangs Had 21-7 Season The 1972 Mustang basketball team had a sensational 14-2 pre-district record, in- cluding 7 victories and no losses over AAA teams. Coach Kenneth Poole's Mustangs participated in three tournaments: Snook, Centerville, and their own. They took third place in their own tournament and in the Snook Tournament, and won the Center- ville Tournament, However, the Mustangs did not do as well in the district race as expected, winning 7 while losing 5. After beating Groesbeck soundly in the first dis- trict game, Madisonville lost important games to Teague and Fairfield. Madisonville defeated Rosebud and then lost to Mart to finish the first round. ln the second round the Mustangs defeated Groesbeck, Teague, Centerville, and Mart, while losing to Fairfield and Rosebud, for a final record of 21-7. Although there were eight seniors on the team, two starters and a strong junior varsity return next year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenneth Harrison, Bobby Washington, Don Harrison, Lonnie Zachary, Larry Harrison, William Turner, Frank Bailey, Jeff Wells, Bruce Bailey, Claude Nealy. 'IO7 Mustangs Fared Better Outside District Bruce Bailey added another Two Groesbeck players surrounded Larry Harrison as he scored in basket to his team leading total 62-50 win. of 556 points. Jeff Wells charged past Groesbeck defender for lay-up. Coaches Poole and McCloud watched calmly as Mus- 109 tangs coast to victory. Claude Nealy put up shot. Claude was a unanimous All-District selection. ,s '39 if ,ZW During time out Mustangs showed a variety of facial expressions. ,sf . Coach Poole shouted instructions during tense moment. Bobby Washington sored high for jump shot. Coach Poole Lead Cagers fo Second Winning Season s I ? s H Unanimous A11-District selection Bruce Bailey prepared to Ere pass. n i x n r, - Q new Q x gf -. gas M. e k Kenneth Harrison dribbled down court. Frank Bailey tried jumper. 113 4 '72 Junior Varsity Finished District Undefeafed xg i gg , Bobby Washington drove in for easy layup. LEFT TO RIGH1 A11en , Dav 1 if i I gaDon Jefferson, Bill Tom Shine, Charles Taylor, Elmer Holiday, Ricky Lewis, Kenneth Madole, Lane Lynch, Mark Tinsley, David Knight. 5 Track I 972 R K Y p A -ext' I x . ,-,, f 4 X I' -I-v., s -'--, .'.zr JOHNNY GIBSON loo Ya. Dash 3rd District .fy .Ear - KM 1 fsfxlr is.Qf lSf 'Q' - I if rw -A .. ,kiwi s . .,2'gK.lsf-:Q-,.l.r2'+s spiffy 'Y M1421 v-.Q 1 N .Ng 'wifi' '1 1 ,W eq ,4 R A .. ks.x.kv R. dx .es at -Qfassgr ' , -X , ,,f.fi S -r N is ass .N r. Q .rs Q .a ,X .-. thai. K. u '- .ws-.. sg ., s - K, Y dv -xr AQTQQ in ' X ,. V bare A N EEN N g s N: :Wk ' ,gg . L. . ., , ,Q :V N N ..,, . . 'E-V fr. as v.s,,3-:gsm NY' Xfl iw 11 1 .Qi .s. YQ N5 -I' . fx fJi?sr.s'rEa-sf,zg'.:s. 'sea Billy Green, Frank Williams, Jesse Ford, and Johnny Gibson competed in both the sprint and 6 mile relay. The sprint relay team placed first at district. The mile relay team placed first at district and sixth at regional. 1: fe-u6a BILLY GREEN Broad Jump 3rd District ODIES HAYNES D . if Pole Vault ' 3rd District JEFF WELLS Mile Run H7 2nd District, 6th Regional iff Charles Bailey strides it out . BFUCG Bailey, Elmer Holiday, Roy n1.i,-, xr rr .. Don Iefiiarson - up and over! Q TRACK TEAM, L-R: Odies Haynes, LaDon Harrison, John Moore, Bill Tom Shine, Frank Williams, Charles Newton, Jeff Wells, LaDon Jefferson, Charles Bailey, Jerry Wheaton, Thomas Richardson, Billy Chenault, Tim Morgan, Johnny Gibson, Clifton Sueing, Tyler Mikeska, Clyde Parker, Woody Barrett, Billy Green. W Billy puts on a happy face. H9 20 Baseball I 972 Smokin' Lane Lynch fires one. L o 5 . V . . ,V.,,...W 1 4 A V - U - - . f - V ---- --1 Y- - --Y-----y Johnson, L. Lynch, J. Rigby, D. Madole, B. Cross, L. Zachary, C. Davis, R. Lewis, D Walker, D. Zachary, L. Reed, K. Allen. Bill Cross fielded grounder . Carey Davis smiles! ! Zack hustles! Golf 1972 WOODY FROSSARD L to R: Kenneth Bounds, Jay Gunn, Mickey Fite, Wayne Clopton, Marq Synwolt, Steve Andrews Gary Richie, Stan Baugh, Gene Clopton, Woody Frossard. MA RQ SYNWO LT .TAY GUNN 1? . W L ,' MICKEY FITE WAYNE CLOPTON 12 Mustang Cheerleaders The 1971-'72 cheerleaders devoted September through February to boosting the Mustang Spirit. At 8:00 every summer morning the cheerleaders could be seen at the school practicing for S. M. U. 's N. C.A. Affiliated Cheerleading School, where they won 1 superior, 3 excellent, and l outstanding rib- bons. Mrs. Linda Boyd was the cheerleaders' sponsor. MARSHA MARSH - Head Cheerleader 4 ,E . A 9 gg: 1 n'Ki ffi, 5. f ' rj-' iff ,TCS ,ll L 'W ' 'ix . I 1' a. : ,,',4f'.- 1' 3' .i 45 uk I S Q 1 '1 I ,F I 11 X X, I A .LL Q' wi, . :I-Za. ffl ' 1 6 ,Im sq. .Q-.. . -w - i..-. 5 .qv Af' 11 .. P' i' +..., ,,-:Il-,fo s ,, Class of 1972 Claude Officers: l Arlene Charles Debbie Brenda IVR ' 'NM .. , f TONI JANE ALLEN Band l,2,3,4, UIL Marching Contest l,2,3,4, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest l,2,3 ,4, 3rd Chair Clarinet 1,2 ,3, 2nd Chair Clarinet 4, FHA l,2,3,4, Parl. 3, Hist. 4, Co-Op 4, Hist. 49 Cand. for Most Beautiful 2, Senior Play Cast 4. DEBRA ANN ANDERSON FHA 1,2,3,4g Choral l,4g Beta Club 3,43 Senior Play Makeupg OEA Club 4. CLAU DIA BAK ER Beta Club l,2,3g FHA l,2,4g Yearbook Advertising Staff 33 Band 1,2 ,3, UIL Marching Contest l,2,3, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest 1,2 ,3, Jacksonville Invitational Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, Teague Invitational Solo and Ensemble Contest 3 Co -Op Homemaking 4, Rep. 4, Office Asst. 4, Senior Play Cast, Who's Who 4. TOMMY JOE BAKER FFA 1,2 ,3 , Co-Op Part Time Training, Farm Home Improvement Award 3, Lone Star Farmer Degree 3 . TONI JANE ALLEN DEBRA ANN ANDERSON BRUCE BAILEY CLAUDIA BAKER TOMMY JOE BAKEP RFONDA KAY BATSON Band 1, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest lg Beta Club 3 ,4, Pep Club 2 ,4, Poster Chairman 45 FHA 1,2,3,4, Sgt. at Arms 4, Leadership Con- ference 4, Junior Degree 1, Chap. Degree 2, State Degree 4, Reviewing Committee 4, Area Di Meet- ing 4, State Meeting 45 Office Asst. 45 Senior Play Cast. MARY LOIS BIRDWELL Beta Club 45 FHA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2,3, Pres. 4, Junior Degree 1, Chap. Degree 2, Area Meeting 4 State Meeting 3 ,4, Leadership Conference 1,25 Band 1,2, UIL Marching Contest 2, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest 25 Choral 3 ,45 Pep Club 2,35 OEA Club 4. BARBARA GAIL BARNES FHA 1,2,3,4, Leadership Conference 4, Area IX Meeting 4, Voting Delegate 4, 4th V. Pres. 4g Choral 35 Library Asst. 4g Pep Club 45 Freshman Play Cast 15 Senior Play Cast 4. LA URENCE EDWARD BOOZER Band 1,2,3,4, UIL Marching Contest 1,2,3,4, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest l,2,3 ,45 Choral 45 Senior Play Cast. BARBARA GAIL BARN ES rib Q' RHONDA KAY BATSON MARY LOIS BIRDWELL LAURENCE EDWARD BOOZER NORMAN RAY BRACEWELL FFA l,2,3g Baseball 2. -af' FERREL BRAZZELL FFA 1,2,3g Football 3,41-. CYNTHIA ANN BURR Band 1, UIL Marching Contest 1, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest lg FHA 1,2,3,4g OEA Club lg Pep Club 2,3g Senior Play Cast. DEBORAH BURR FHA 1,2 ,3 ,4, Junior Degree 1, Chapter Degree 2g Beta Club 3 ,4g Counselors' Sec. 4g Who's Who 4. f -mg NORMAN RAY BRACEWELL CFNTHIA ANN BURR DEBORAH BURR FERREL BRAZZELL PHILLIP RONALD BROWN WILLIAM DAVID C ROSS SHERRY LYNN CANNON FHA 1,2,3,4, Junior Degree 1, 5th V. Pres. 3, Membership Sec. 4, Chapter Degree 2, Best- Dressed and Outstanding Hobo 1, Leadership Con- ference 3 ,4g Monty Mustangg Freshman Class Play, Pep Squad 4, Choral 3,4g OEA Club 4g Library Asst. 4, Senior Play Cast. CATHY DARLEN E CLOSS Beta Club 1,2,3,4g FHA l,2,3,4g Class Rep. 3g Band 1,2,3,4, UIL Marching Contest 1,2,3,4, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest 1,2,3 ,4, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest lg Choral 3 ,4, Pres. 3g Yearbook Staff 4, Freshman Play Cast. HA RV EY CA NN ON FFA 1,2 ,3,4, Chapter Farmer Degree 2, Lone Star Farmer Degree 3, Chapter Treas. 2 , Typical FFA Boy 3g Football 2, Beta Club 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Yearbook Staff 4 . -gg 1 I s L1 ali'- Football1,2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, All Dist. 3,4 Co -Captain 4g Baseball 3 ,4, Letterman 3 ,4g FFA 1 2 ,3, Greenhand Degree 1, Chap. Farmer Degree 3, Lone Star Farmer Degree 3 , Greenhand Pres. 1, V. Pres. 3, Scholarship Award 1, Leadership Award 3, Chapter Conducting l,2,3, State Land Judging 1, State Range and Pasture Judging 2 ,3g Beta Club 1, 2 ,3 ,4, Nat'l Honor Society 2 ,3,4g Most Representa- tive Boy 2,35 Class V. Pres. 2, Class Pres. 3, Honor Graduate. 132 HARVEY CANNON SHERRY LYNN CANNON CATHY DARLENE CLOSS WILLIAM DAVID CROSS FELIX CURTIS FFA 1,2 ,3g Basketball 2 . ANNETTE ELAINE DAVIS Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 FHA 1,2, 3 ,4, FHA Reporter 35 Band 1,25 Cheerleader 35 Class Sec. 1,2 ,35 Choral 45 Library Asst. 45 Honor Graduate. SHARON LOU DA VIS Band l,2,3,4, UIL Marching Contest 1,2,3,4, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest l ,2 ,3 ,45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Office Asst. 2,35 Lib. Asst. 3,45 FHA lg Senior Play Lighting and Props. DELL FICKEY FFA l,2,3, Co-Op 4, Quiz 1, Skill 1, Outstanding in Ornamental Horticulture 2, Natural Resources 3, Chap. -Range and Pasture Judging 3, Area and State Radio Broadcasting 1, Lone Star Farmer Degree 45 Senior Play Stage Crewg Who's Who 4. FELIX CURTIS ANNETTE ELAINE DAVIS CAREY GENE DAVIS SHARON LOU DAVIS DELL EICKEY 4 PHYLLIS ANN FRIEND FHA 1,29 Co-Op 4, President 4. GUS WOODROW FROSSARD Golf Team 1,2,3,4g Basketball 2,3g FFA 1,2,3, Greenhand Degree, Chapter Farmer Degree, Lone Star Farmer Degreeg Student Council, FFA Treas. , FFA College Scholarship Award . ELIZABETH DIANN FICKEY FHA 1,2,3,4, Junior Degree lg Co-Op 3,4, Co-Op Historian 3 . RONNIE FLOWERS FFA 1,2,3, Co-Op 4, Leadership Quiz 1, Skill Team 3, Electrical Award 3, Show Calf 1,3, Chapter Degree 2 ,3 ,4, Greenhand lg Senior Play. DEBORAH GIBSON Band 1,2 ,3 ,4, UIL Marching Contests 2,3 ,4, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contests 1,2 ,3, I acksonville Invitational Solo and Ensemble Contest Winner 2, Teague Invitational Solo and Ensem- ble Contest Winner 2, 2nd Chair Cornet 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Rep. 4, Band Sweetheart 4, Majorette 2,3 ,4, Drum Major 4, UIL Twirling Contest Winner 2 ,3,4, Invitational Twirling Contest Winner 1,2, 3g Class V. Pres. 1, Cand. for Homecoming Queen 1,35 Cand. for Miss MHS 23 Cand. for Friendliest Girl lg FHA 1,2,3 ,4, Chap. Sec. 4, Junior Homemaking Degree 1, Chap. Homemaking De- gree 3, State Homemaking Degree 4, FFA Greenhand Sweetheart 1, FFA Chap. Sweetheart 3, Area Sweetheart Five Finalists 3g Cheerleader lg Beta Club 1,2 ,3 ,4, Sec. 4, Pep Club 2, Poster Chairman 25 Choral 4, Sec. 43 Football Sweetheart 4, Senior Play Student Director , Who's Who 4 . AV' JP- .........,,,a-f DIANN ELIZABETH FICKEY RONNIE FLOWERS PHYLLIS ANN FRIEND GUS WOODROW FROSSARD DEBORAH GIBSON DARLINE GILBERT MARY LORINE GILBERT CORNELL GLOVER IOHNNIE MARIE GLOVER DOROTHY GOFFNEY DARLINE GILBERT FHA l,2,3,4, Junior Degree 3g OEA Club 45 Choral lg Senior Play Cast. IOHNNIE MARIE GLOVER FHA 1,2,3,4,Rep. l, Junior Degree lg Band 3,4, UIL Marching Contest 3 ,4, UIL Concert and Sight- reading Contest 3 ,4g Choral 4g Beta Club 4g Senior Play Cast. MARY LORLNE GILBERT FHA 1,2,3, 2nd V. Pres. 33 OBA Club 4. CORNELL GLOVER FFA 1,2,3g Football l,2,3g Track 3g Basketball 2. KATHLEEN ANN GRALL BILLY RAY GREEN KATHLEEN ANN GRALL Cand. for Most Beautiful lg Cand. for Homecom- ing Queen 2, Beta Club 1,2 ,3 ,4g Student Council 3,4, V. Pres. 4, Pep Club 2,3, Sec.-Treas. 33 Office Asst. 4g DAR Award 4g OEA 4g Class Reporter 1,2g Freshman Play Cast lg FHA 1,2,3,4, Jr. De- gree 1, Chapter Degree 2, State Degree 3, Leader- ship Conference 1,2 ,3 ,4, State Convention 1,2 ,3, 4, Nat'l Convention 4, Area lX Pres. 4, Young Homemakers Little Sister 4, 2nd V. Pres. 2,4, Pres. 3, Senior Play Stage Crew. BILLY RAY GREEN Football 1,2,3 ,4g State Finalist 1, Co-Champs 2 , Letterman 2,3,4, All-Dist. 33 Track 1,2,3,4, Letterman 2,3 ,4, 2nd Place Dist. 200 Yd. Dash 2, 3rd Place Dist. 220 Yd. Dash 4, lst Place State 440 Yd. Relay 2, lst Place Dist. 440 Yd. Relay 4, lst Place Dist. Mile Relay 3 ,4, 6th Place Reg . Mile Relay 4, Basketball l,2,4g FFA 1,2,3, Pres. 1, V. Pres. 2, Sophomore Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Homecoming Queen Escort 2. IANIE E. HARRISON Nat'l Honor Society 2,3 ,4g Beta Club 3 ,4g FHA 1,2,3, Historian 3, Band 1,2g Head Cheerleader 33 Student Council 4, Class Reporter 35 Asst. Sec. 2, Homecoming Queen lg Counselor's Sec. 4, Honor Graduate. IANIE E. HARRISON IOYCE HARRISON KENNETH RAY HARRISON LADON HARRISON LARRY JOE HARRISON RENA DOUG HARRISON ODIES HAYNES JR. KENNETH BOYD HENDRIX IOY CE HARRISON FHA l,2,3, 4th V. Pres. 3g Pep Squad 3,4, Rep. 45 Cheerleader 2g Football Sweetheart 2, Band lg Class Sec. 2g Choral 1,4. KENNETH RAY HARRISON FFA l,2,3g Football l,2,3g Track l,2,3g Basketball l,2,3,4. ODIES HAYN ES IR. FFA l,2,3, Greenhand Degree lg Football 2,3,4, Letterman 43 Basketball 2g Track 2,3 ,4, Letterman 2,3,4, 3rd Dist. Pole Vault 3, 4th Dist. Pole Vault 4, Sth Dist. High lump 4, 6th Dist. High Hurdles Dist. 4. LARRY JOE HARRISON Football 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, Capt. 4, All District 2,3, lst Team All Dist. 4, State Champs 3 , State Runner -Up 2, Most Valuable Player 3, Hon. Men. Split End 45 Basketball l,2,3,4g B-Team Capt. 35 FFA l,2,3g Class V. Pres. 3. RENA DOUG HARRISON FFA 1,2 ,3g Basketball 2 ,3g Track 2 . 'I37 JOI-IN WAYNE HOPKINS FFA l,2,3g Football 1. I I aj I 2 W4 S' A3332 531 gl xx X wg 2 mfg , X J, ,Q Us ., V ,S 'if ,XI I 'Qxy Sharon and Gail take time to pray for the seniors before the play. TN .IIMMIE HENSLEY PA UL R. HICKS JOHN WAYNE HOPKINS MIKE HUTCHINSON TWANDA IVY , J F? DEBORAH CLAIRE JA CKA PAMELA JETER SHIRLEY ANN JOHNSON PAM ELA J ETER DEBORAH CLA IRE JACKA Cheerleader 45 lst Runner -Up Friendliest Girl 2g Class Sec. 3, Class Rep. 4, Usher for Graduation 3 Senior Play Cast, Freshman Play Cast, Yearbook Staff 4g Beta Club 2,3g Band 1,2,3, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, Jacksonville Invitational Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, UIL Concert and Sight- reading Contest 1,2,3, UIL Marching Contest l,2, 35 Finalist Best Dressed Cowgirl 2. SHIRLEY ANN JOHNSON FHA 1,2,3, Parl. 1, Sgt. at Arms 2, Treas. 3, Choral l,4g Class Officer 1,2, Parl. 1, Sgt. at Arms 2, Band lg Senior Play Cast. Beta Club 1,2,3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4, 3rd V. Pres. 2, 1st V. Pres. 3, Junior Degree 1, Leadership Con- ference l,2g Band 2, UIL Marching Contest 2, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest 25 Choral 3 ,4, Pres. 4g Pep Squad 2, Class Favorite lg Best Dressed Cowgirl Finalist 1, Yearbook Advertising Staff 3, OEA Treas. 4, Senior Play Cast 43 Honor Graduate. JACKIE EAYE JOHNSON FHA 1,2,3, lst V. Pres. 3, Band 1,2, Treas. 25 OEA Club 4g Senior Play Make-Up, Cand. for Foot- ball Sweetheart 3 . Acxit FAYE JOHNSON '39 VERN ER REE JORDAN FHA l,2,3,4, Song Leader 2g Choral l,2,4g Girls Track l. IAN ET ELAINE KNIGHT Choral 4g Beta Club 4513613 Club 2g FHA l,2,3,4, Parl. 2 , Leadership Conference 23 Band lg UIL Prose Reading l,2,3, 3rd Dist. 1, 2nd Dist. 2, lst Dist. 3 , lst Reg. 3 , 3rd State 39 Senior Play Cast. DONALD RAY LOTTS IEFA l ,2 ,3 . EDWARD FRANKLIN MABRY Nat'l Honor Society 3 ,4, Parl. 4g Beta Club 3 ,4g Band 3,4, V. Pres. 4, Band Beau 4, UIL Marching Contest 3 ,4, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest 3 ,4, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 3g Senior Play Stage Crewg Who's Who 4g Honor Graduate. ja-I3 VERN ER REE I ORDAN JANET ELAINE KNIGHT It's over! Whoo-ah! ! I MONTE LOCKE DONALD RAY LOTTS 140 EDWARD FRANKLIN MA BRY xe,,,..fw l F E WR JOE W, MANESS MARGARET ANN McVEY MARSHA MARSH CAROLYN SUE MERCHANT JAMES MATCHETT So I said to this boy . . . MA RGA RET ANN MCV EY Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Beta Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Band 1,2,3, UIL Marching Contest 1,2,3, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest 1,2,3, Jacksonville Invitational Solo and Ensemble Con- test 2g UIL Shorthand 2nd Dist. 45 Who's Who 45 Honor Graduate. MARSHA MARSH Beta Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4, 3rd V.-Pres. 3, Leadership Conference 3 , Ir. Homemaking Degree lg Cheerleader 1 ,2,3 ,4, Head Cheerleader 45 Miss School Spirit 25 Football Sweetheart 3g Homecom- ing Queen 45 Most Representative lg Friendliest Gir 35 OEA Club 4, V.-Pres. 45 Student Council 4, Treas. 45 Class Treas. l,3, Class Sec. 25 Choral 3 ,4, V. -Pres. 35 Attendance Award 25 Office Asst. 45 Senior Play Cast. JAMES MATCHETT FFA 1,2 ,3, Class Rep. 15 Choral 15 Senior Play Crew. CAROLYN SUE MERCHANT FHA 1,2,35 OEA Club 4. 141 l JOHN MOORE FFA 1,2,3, Sent. 1,2, Livestock Judging 3g Foot- ball Manager 1,2,3 ,4g Track 43 Senior Play Cast. JOHN PAUL MORGAN FFA 1,2,3,4, Greenhand Sec. 1, Greenhand De- gree l, Star Greenhand l, Chapter Farmer 2g Most Handsome Cand. lg Most Handsome 3g Track lg Football 1,3 , Letterman 3g Choral 3 . JOY CE RASLER MORGAN FHA 1,2,3,4, Co-Op 4, Vice Pres. 43 Beta Club 3,4g Choral 3g Band 1. CHARLES NEWTON Basketball 1,2,3g Track l,2,3,4g Beta Club 4, Senior Class Pres. 49 Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Who's Who in General Business, Who's Who 4. JOHN MOORE CLAUDE NEALY Football 2,3 ,4, State Champs. 2, Co-Champs 3, Hon. Men. Tackle 3, Letterman 2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4, Letterman 1,2,3,4, Hon. Men. 3g FFA l,2,3, Milk Judging 3, Chap. V. Pres. 35 Class Pres. 1, V. Pres. 4g Student Council 43 Sophomore Play Castg Senior Play Cast. rw! JOYCE RASIER MORGAN JOHN PAUL MORGAN 142 CLAUDE NEALY CHARLES NEWTON .. . , ,..k, ,r,,,,.,,,,m. Arla FRANCIS ANN PORTER DEBRA ANN PINGREY Nat'l Honor Society 2,3 ,4g Beta Club 1,2,3,4g Attendance Award 1,2,3g FHA 1,2,3,4, Junior De- grees 1, Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 4, Band 1,2, UIL Marching Contest 1,2, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest 1,2g Choral 4g Student Coun- cil 4, Pres. 4, Yearbook Staff 3 ,4, Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4g Finalist Best Dressed Cowgirl 1,2 ,3g UIL Poetry Interpretation 2,3 ,4, 1st Dist. 2 ,3 ,4, 1st Reg. 2, 2nd Reg. 3, 4th State 2g Girls' State 33 Office Asst. 45 Senior Play Castg Honor Graduate. FRANCIS ANN PORTER FHA 1,2,3,4, Rep. 2g Class Rep. 1. ARLHNIE PRESCOTT MARISE O'DANIEL ARLENE PRESCOTT DEBRA ANN PINGREY BETTY NEALEY POLK Nat'l Honor Society 2,3 ,4, Treas. 45 Beta Club 1 2,3,4, Rep. 4g FHA 1,2g Class Treas. 4g Student Council 4, Sec. 4g UIL Spelling Team 1, 3rd Dist. , UIL Girls Persuasive Speaking 3, 3rd Dist.- 2 Choral 3g Band 1,2,3,4, 1st Flute 3,4, Treas. 3,4 UIL Marching Contest 1,2,3,4, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest 1,2,3 ,4, UIL Solo and En- semble Contest 1,2, Jacksonville Invitational Solo and Ensemble Contest 23 Attendance Awards 2 ,3g Nuclear Science Sumposium 39 Girls' State Alternate 3g Annual Staff 3 ,4, Asst. Editor 3 , Editor 45 Senior Play Castg Who's Who 43 Honor Graduateg Salutatorian. 143 V , , 1 Alba DENISE DARCELLE RANDLE Nat'l Honor Society 3,41 Beta Club 3,4g FHA l,2,3 Treas. lg Class Sec. lg Class Treas. 3g Choral lg Honor Graduate. HAROLD LYNN REED Football l,2,4, Letterman 3,4g Baseball 3 ,4, Letterman 3,4g Beta Club 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4g Nat'l Honor Society 3 ,4g Runner Friendliest lg Class Favorite 2 ,3g Student Council 35 Annual Staff 3 ,4, Asst. Sports Editor 4g Class V. Pres. 33 Usher for Graduation 3g Senior Play Cast 49 Honor Graduate. ' THOMAS EARL RICHARDSON FFA 1,2 ,3, Livestock Judging Team l,2g Football l,2,3,4, Letterman 3,4, Dist. Hon. Men. 3, State Finalist 1, State Champs 2, Co-Dist. 3g Track 2,3, DENISE DARCELLE RANDLE HAROLD LYNN REED 44 THOMAS EARL RICHARDSON L l 1 l 1 1 NANCY LYNN RICHIE Band 1,2 ,3 ,4, Alternate Twirler 1, UIL Marching Contest l,2,3 ,4, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest l,2,3,4, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 15 Best Dressed Cowgirl lg FHA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Treas. 4, Beta Club 4, Co -Op Education 3 ,4, ti' '-IW Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4g Senior Play Cast. JAMES F. RIGBY Nat'l Honor Society 3 ,4, Pres. 4, Beta Club 3 ,4g Student Council 4, Parl. 4g Annual Staff 4, Baseball 4, Letterman 4g Senior Play Cast 43 Honor Graduate. CARY ROQUEMORE FEA 1,2,3, Livestock Judging Team 2g Football 3 , 4g Senior Play Cast. P NANCY LYNN RICHIE No, Harvey, I don't think you should do the Lady JAMES E. RIGBY MacBeth sleepwalking scene. 14 CARY ROQUEMORE WILLIE JEWEL SCOTT FHA l,2,3,4, Treas. lg Choral lg Senior Play Make-Up. MARY SMITH FHA l,2,3,4. BRENDA JOYCE ROSS Miss Anderson High 35 Football Sweetheart 4g Nat'l Honor Scciety 3 ,4, Sec. 4g Beta Club 3,4g FHA 3, 4g Student Council 4, Chaplain 4g Asst. Class Sec. 3, Class Sec. 43 VOE Pres. 4g Cou.nselor's Asst. 3g Office Asst. 45 Senior Play Castg Honor Graduate. THELMA SANDLES FHA l,2,3g Pep Club 2,3g Choral 4. VARINA GAIL STONE Nat'l Honor Society 2g Beta Club 1,2,3 ,4g FHA l, 2,3,4, Junior Degree lg Band l,2,3,4, lst Flute 3 ,4, UIL Marching Contest 1,2 ,3 ,4, UIL Playing and Sightreading Contest 1,2 ,3 ,4, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2 , Invitational Solo and En- semble Contest 2 , Willis Band Festival lg Best Dressed Cowgirl Finalist 2g Choral 3 ,4g Senior Play Stage Crew. BRENDA JOYCE ROSS THELMA SANDLES r ag-fart WILLIE JEWEL SCOTT MARY SMITH VARINA GAIL STONE CLIFTON BERT SUEING FFA 1,2, Greenhand Farm Skill 1, Chapter Con- ducting lg Basketball 23 Track 4g Senior Play Make upg Who's Who 4. PAMELA ELAINE TOLLISON FHA l,2,3g Pep Squad 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Monty Mustang 4g Class Favorite 33 Cand. for Miss School Spirit 3g Choral 3 ,4, Rep. 4. PAULA RAYE TUCKER Beta Club 3 ,4g Senior Play Props. DORIS TYLER Cheerleader lg Girl Track Team lg Beta Club 3 ,4g VOE Sec. 45 FHA l,2,3, Junior Degree 35 Senior Play Cast. SUSIE WAKEFIELD Nat'l Honor Society 2,3,4, Sec. 3g Band l,2,3,4, UIL Marching Contest 1,2 ,3 ,4, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest 1,2 ,3, Invitational Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3, Bottle Band 2g Beta Club 1, 2,3,4g FHA l,2,3,4, Junior Homemaking Degree lg Choral 3 ,4g Class Sec. 2 , Class Favorite 2 . CLIFTON BERT SUEING DORIS TYLER SUSIE WAKEFIELD PAMELA ELAINE TOLLISON 47 PAULA RAYE TUCKER IEF FERY H . WELLS Track 1,2,3,4, Letterman l,2,3,4, 4th Dist. Mile Run l,2, lst Dist. Mile Run 3 , 2nd Dist. Mile Run 4 , 6th Reg . Mile Run 3 ,4g Basketball 1, 2 ,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, Dist. Co-Champions 3, Football l,2, Statistician 2 ,3 ,4g Nat'l Honor Society 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4, Beta Club l,2,3,4, Pres. 4g Student Council l,2,3, UIL Slide Rule 1, 2,3,4, lst Dist. 1,2,3,4, 4th Reg. 3g UIL Number Sense 1,2,3,4, 2nd Dist. 2, 5th Reg. 2, lst Dist. 3, 6th Reg. 3, 3rd Dist. 45 Class Pres. 1,25 Most Representative Boy lg Cand . for Friendliest Boy 2g FHA Beau 2g Attendance Award 1,2 ,3,4g Usher for Graduation 3g Boys' State 39 Senior Play Stage Crew 45 YearbookStaff 3,4, Sports Editor 3,45 Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students 3 ,4, Valedictoriang Honor Graduate, Who's Who 4. JIMMY RAY WALLIN RUBY FAYE WHEATON FHA 1,2,3,4. FRANK E. WILLIAMS Nat'l Honor Society 2,3 ,4g FFA l,2,3, Dairy Judging 2, Dist. Convention 2, State Convention 2g Band 1, V. Pres. lg Class Pres. 1,2,3g Track2 3,4, Letterman 2,3 ,4, State Champs 2, lst Mile Relay 3 ,4, 3rd Mile Relay Reg . 3, 6th Mile Relay Reg. 4, 3rd 440 Relay Dist. 3, lst 440 Relay Dist. 4, 5th 220 yd. Dash Dist. 3,4, Letterman 2,35 Football 2 ,3 ,4, State Champs 2, Co -Champs 3 , Letterman 3g Soph. Play Cast. .IEFFERY H. W ELLS 148 RUBY FAYE WHEATON FRANK E . WILLIAMS 'iffy SHARRON ELAYNE WILSON Band l,2,3,4, Majorette l,2,3,4, UIL Marching Contest l,2 ,3 ,4, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest l,2 ,3 ,4, UIL Twirling Contest, lst Div. l,2,3 ,4, Teague Invitational Solo and Ensemble Contest, lst Div. 3, Invitational Twirling Contest, lst Div. l,2,3,4, 2nd Chair Cornet l,2,3,4, Rep 33 Nat'l Honor Society 4, Beta Club 1,2 ,3 ,4g FHA ii'i PETE WILSON ff' SHARON ELAYNE WILSON LONNIE I. ZACHARY PETE WILSON JAMES WALTER YOUNG l,3,4g Choral 4g Class Sec. lg Cand. for Most Representative 3, Yearbook Advertising Staff 3g Senior Play Cast, Who's Who 4g Honor Graduate. FFA l,2,3,4, Greenhand Degree l, Chapter De- gree 3, Lone Star Farmer Degree 3 , Co -Op 4. LONNIE J. ZA CHARY Football l,3,4, Letterman 3,4, Capt. 4g Basket- ball l,2,3 ,4, Letterman 4, Track 2 ,3, Letterman 3, 6th Place Dist. Low Hurdles 3, 6th Place Dist. High Hurdles 3, Baseball 3 ,4, Letterman 3 ,4g Cand. for Friendliest Boy 3g FFA 2g FHA Beau 4, Runner-Up Mr. School Spirit 3, Senior Play Stage Crew. 'I49 50 Valedicforian and Salufaforian Jeff Wells Arlene Prescott Honor Graduates I 972 f?'W 'j.g,,q-af' BILL CROSS EDDIE MABRY ANNETTE DAVIS DEBBY PINGREY - ,gl .TIM RIGBY BRENDA ROSS JANIE HARRISON MARGARET MCVEY I ELAYNE WILSON SUSIE WAKEFIELD PAM JETER LYNN REED DENISE RANDLE Class of 1973 Officers: Dav id Kafhy Sdfltlfd Billy Lynn Kenneth Allen Steve Andrews Frank Bailey Terri Baker Ellie Barrett Maurice Belizare Patricia Beverley Sandra Blakeney David Bradley Vickie Bridges Carolyn Brinkley Carl Cannon Evelyn Carson Billy Chenault Wayne Clopton Calvin Cobb Hardy Datry Bruce Dean Eula Donalson Debra Driskell Ricky Driskell Alvin Emert Marcia Ferguson Bobby Fickey Lynn Fowler Debra Fuller La Quita Gilbert Shirley Gilbert Johnny Gipson Donna Glover Beverly Grall Marie Green Gay Greer Barbara Griffin Angelia Hendrix Billy Holcomb Donald Holcomb James Holiday Doris James Jennifer J imerson Elaine Johnson Sheila Keihl Cindy King Bobby Lambert Lane Lynch Charles McAdams Linda McCartey Frank Mc Kenney Alfred McNeil Donna McWhorter Randy Mathis Eula Moffet Roy Chester Moffet Roger Montgomery Charles Nealey Mary Owens Clyde Parker Randy Parker Brenda Parrish Ella Faye Polk Ella Jean Polk Janet Pollick Velma Randle Kendall Ravenell Gary Richie Jackie Rogers Betty Roquemore Mary Ross San Jose Ross Sandra Roundtree Oscar Sandles Jimmy Simpson 'I56 nl Ma P l W3-F596 157 J. L. Smith Ir. Lilla Spencer Molly Stephens Larry Stewart Russel Tinsley Alurhea Tumer Williarn Turner Jewel Tyler Kay Upchurch Jerry Vaughn David Walker Kathy Ward Stan Ward Gus Wehmeyer Jerry Wheaton Tom H. Wiley Kim Wilson Donnie Zachary ww-Q 5- -W f Class of 1974 Officers: Cindy Lee Candi .S N X - Allen Trac Doyle Allen Mary Fran Allen Jesse Anderson John Andrews Debbie Armbrister Terry Baker Cecil Banks Debbie Berry Debbie Brogdon Beverly Brown Steve Brown Mike Camrnack Alice Campbell Paul Cannon Jo Ann Castleberry Mike Clark Robie Cliett James Collard Candi Conner Lee Ann Corley Roberta Cousins Allen Cross Mike Culbreth Linda Duke Elaine Emert Nathan Etheridge Syritta Evans Eddie Fairhurst Carolyn Fondon Jesse Ford Joe Garcia Dorothy Gilbert Sharon Glass Eddie Goffney Ricky Grall Cindy Guess 'I6I Jay Gunn Linda Haynes Michael Haynes Kathy Heaton Mark Holcomb Kenneth Holdridge Barbara Hopkins Richard Huff Judy Ivey LaDon Jefferson Beola Johnson Charles Johnson 162 lla-1 . ,........------A 7 X, JJJJJ 'vi ha : I Tu. U cf' I-Z: , W 2 f if 'HP 1 1' E Y' age an ,J . - f ,K-' lf ' ,rii 52: X .Q ig R r 2 6 Ex if fzxlflfr 'l!m...M Eugene Johnson Kathy Johnson Earl D. Jordan Jacque Junot Jenny Junot Barbara Jane Kelly David Langley Walter Lewing Johnnie Lotts David Madole Barbara Matchett Tina Matlock 16 Eugene McCartey Lee McCartey Glyna McWhorter Johnny Merchant Tyler Mikeska Barbara Mims Willie Moffett Tracy Montgomery Edna Moore Wanda Mosley Sue Murphree Gwendolyn Nealy Herbert Nealy lee Parrish Pearline Parrish Julia Parten Sherry Price Lynn Rasler 'I64 Io Ann Scholz Gladys Scott Davie Shiflet Henry Lee Smith Jo Reta Smith 2 951 5 f R I V 3 .2 i f V, . X 15 P : W ide r if Cindy Starns Linda Starns Marion Stone Marq Synwolt Charles Taylor Lee Taylor Steve Thorn Terry Tollison Arletha Turner Cleveland Turner Jack A. Turner Cindy Wakefield Leanne Wakefield Dale Waldrip Kevin Ward Bobby Washington Meliane Wells Ann Young 165 Class of 1975 Officers Bill Tom 6 udy .,5t, nv.. si fe z David Danny Susie Virginia Alston Gus Andrews Charles Bailey Mary Bailey Woody Barrett Sherrill Batson Stan Baugh Kenny Bounds Vina Brown Sharon Brubaker Deloise Burns Randy Bush Ioan Byrd Laura Byrd Barry Cain I oe Lloyd Cannon Nora Cannon Diane Carson William Carson David Castleberry Joe Chenault Freda Clark Gene Clopton Terry Coleman Karen Collier Judy Crocker Delane Davis James Davis Sharon Dean Lillian Dial Joel Duke Penni Ellington Karen Elliott Kim Fannin M.iekey Fire l-lolly Gilbert 167 Linda Goffney Carolyn Gooden Vanita Hardeman Laveda Hardy William Hardy Evelyn Harper Gary Holcomb Kirtis Holcomb Sarah Hopkins Gary James Fred Johnson Bob Johnson Callie Johnson Danny Johnson Franlde Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Robie Johnson Ruby Johnson Vetta Johnson Wilma Johnson Juanita Jordon L. D. Jordan Becky Karber Elizabeth Kellum P. J. Kitching David Knight Jim Kronwinkler Gerald Laake Pam Lawrence Ricky Lewis Sarah Lewis LaJuana Little Joe Lotts Rhonda Maness Jackie Manning Ben McCoy 68 Ellen McNeil Thelma Merchant Paige Mikeska Ella Mitchell Tim Morgan Lois Morning Janie Mosley Judy Muniz W. L. Nauung Annie Nealy Henry Nealy Susie Nellums Sherri Odom Anita Parker Doris Porter Randy Reed I eff Reid Mattie Roquemore 'I69 Paul Ross Randy Roundtree Ricky Sammons Otha Sanchez Terry Sanders Ierrell Sandles Debbie Segler Virginia Shaw Ray Sheridan Lois Shifler B111 Tom Shine Jesse Simpson Lola Simpson Tressie Smith Larry Stephens Adell Taylor Jesse Taylor L. V. 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LJ 1 r Q 13 .1 1 1 1 1 U L 1 C X 4 :LL UAH 1.5 L1 1 Ci! r-af-198 L 'c r-.1 xc' ' 1 .3 um 111, .M 1.13 1 11.11-4 1 ,,1c C, 1 .C 1 C 1 r 1. 1 1. 11 .JL ' c 1- ' r c ' 1. 1 1 111. ,, 1 1 1 C 15 1J 11 .J 13 1 1 1 1 'Y C 1 1 1 r AADISON COUNTY HOSPITAL Success +o +he SENIORS OF 72 Think HospiI'aI Careers ADMINISTRATOR Edward G. Clark BOARD OF TRUSTEES Marlin, Chairman Viser, Sec'y-Treas. Wells, Coun+y Judge OI'is Drake Besl' Wishes Seniors 72 SOLONIAL INN and TRINIDAD CLUB Ed H. McLaran Tommy Shine Woodrow Hensarling Congralulalions Seniors 72 MR. AND MRS. MORRIS SEAY .imlp MADISON HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Howard i.. I ORMAND'S Joe Hudson GENT'S Down+own Florisf :immmmm vzzvmmwau ---f ifui-mefffafzfzsszsgesfuzsiefsims ff A Congrafulahons S eniors 72 MR AND MRS. J T. CLCJSS and CATHY - J M. DAY FURNITURE Bes+ Wishes S eniors THE P L A C E Md ll G dLk Seni MRS. WILMA HE TON MOBIL OIL CORPORATION Good Mea'rs Fresh Frui+ and 94 G QP, II B ' - ff , I, JAMES WALKER 'f ' lv' Consignee 348-2630 348-2249 Office Home GROCERY 6UNN'S INTERIORS Wwe Every Cusfomer Is I ImporIanI ' Bes+ Wishes Semors Phone: 348-26 I 4 72 CHARLEY'S MONTGOMERY'S SHOE SERVICE T.v. AND APPLIANCE Madisonville Besf Wishes Srs. 72 F JOHN R. BURTIS Besf Wishes DRUGS Srs. '72 Madisonville DORMAN'S ELECTRONICS LONE STAR GAS Congra+ula'I'ions Seniors 72 KNIGHT'S 5 8: IO and CAROUSEL GOOD LUCK SENIORS I972 OREN'S TICK-TOCK-SHOP Madisonville 177 78 Cong rafulaiions and Besi' Wishes Seniors of 72 Zwwzs The Fa mily Sfore Success +o +he Seniors of 1 72 ' J. C. WELLS Coun+y Judge Firsl' Because of Service 5' FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Madisonville, Texas Member of F D I C E. M. IBUBI RICHARDSON SADDLE SHOP Madisonville, Texas Besf Wishes Seniors DEAN CLEANERS BAR-B-QUE HOUSE Johnny and Glenda Logan Madisonville Congra+uIa+ions Srs. BUTCH AND SANDRA BENNETT I79 'Q 199.-..M...-. , THE CORRAL CAFE 81 GIFT SHOP Mr. and Mrs. James Sfandley - Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Earl Gilberf i Highway 2I ai' ln+ers+a+e 45 fe U 1 F ru E sum I i I O Congra+ula+ions Seniors ROGER KNIGHT Coun+y AH'orney BIBLE BOOK 81 GIFT STORE Mr. and Mrs. Forresi' Milling Congra+uIa+ions and Be-S+ of Luck 'ro fhe I972 Senior Class FARMERS STATE FFIRIIIERS STIITE Congralulalions, Seniors and Besl Wishes 'For I'he Years Ahead BONEY-BASS CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. Box 638 Phone 348-274I Madisonville, Texas 77864 82 I THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Besl' Wishes +o 'rhe Senior Class of I972 FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION OF MADISONVILLE C522-Q4 LAN D BAN K cwddczkdbfp KENNETH ANDREWS Manager THE PINK BOUTIOUE MRS. DAVEY WESTMORELAND Besl' Wishes Seniors 72 I Congralulalions, Seniors From BILL AND LEON WAKEFIELD Your Buick, Oldsmobile, and Ponliac Dealers in Madisonville MADISONVILLE SHAFFER MOTORS INC. INSURANCE AGENCY Ford and Mercury Besf Policy A A MERCURY a+ All Times Feel Safer - See Shaffer 348-2627 Box 400 DARRELL HALL Good Luck Madisonville, Texas Seniors l972 XR I05 S. May 348-264I Madisonville, Texas MADISON COUNTY 4 ABSTRACT COMPANY Congra'ruIa+ions Seniors I972 BOYD BAILEY Manager BILL JETER REPAIR and MADISONVILLE MARINE CongraI'uIaI'ions and Bes+ Wishes +o +I'1e Senior Class of I972 Good LucIr Seniors 72 DR. J. P. CARTER RANCH WAY WESTERN STORE Madisonviiie Mr. and Mrs. CI1arIes Grizzle ALLEN'S PARTS Congra+uIaI'ions Srs. 72 BiII AIIen GRADY LINDSEY Madison Counfy Tax-Assessor CoIIecI'or ED H. McLARAN Bes+ Wishes 'ro +I1e Senior Class of I972 wwf' STOVER and CROUCH INSURANCE AGENCY 'Th A hl PO B d II T Ph 8 G scoTT V' DRUG STORE J. W. VISER Y Dependable Druggisf DRY eoons MARSH LL CLOUSER DOT'S MADISONVILLE FLORIST Flowers for AII Occasions 348-2664 IO5 W. Cross or 348-6676 6 Congra'ruIaI'ions, Seniors May Your Fulure Be Filled WiI'I1 Success and Happiness DR. DANIEL P HEATON MADISON COUNTY LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY, INC. BILL ANDREWS CHARLES BRADBURY Madisonville, Texas 348-2673 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW We at Gulf States know the only tomorrow we have is the youth of today. That's why we are engaged in research to programs, and to help disad- vantaged young individuals. We're hoping today's student find a better world. EQEE GULF STATES' UTILITIES COMPANY The Mature Company with Young Ideas control pollution, further youth in his search for tomorrow will FIRST STATE BANK Bedias, Texas 395-2'4l Member F D l C 187 uA0n60nvlLLl. fzxn eeds Congrafulafions Seniors and Besi' Wishes for a Brigh+ Fufure Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reed, Sr. Mrs. Dora Lee Gresham Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Reed Glen Ledbe++er Mrs. Doro+hy Blow Joe Lindsey, Jr. Mrs. Gussie Hopkins Jack Webber Mrs. Sharon Byrd Lee Roy Parrish Congra+ula+ions Seniors R. AND M Congra+uIa'I'ions and Bes+ Wishes Seniors PHILLIPS DAIRY QUEEN WARD.S 321 QIQSIW' PHILLIPS 66 a nsonv e, Texas US IFC Mn .Trl M ' THi.J'd 1 ' :IK Uv if Bes+ Wishes Seniors MADISON CGUNTY LUMBER JOHN HARDY Madisonville, Texas Conhnued Success + H1 o e SCHOLASTIC TOP STUDENTS of fhe l972 Senior Class VICK LUMBER COMPANY ROY TL DEAN 'Wh .. .... H M , . V - ' UKHMM 7l0 S May Madisonville Texas 348-2744 A .115 CongraI'uIa+ions Class of 72 TOMMY SHINE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Your ConsI'anI' Boos+er CROSSLEY OFFICE SUPPLY and MADISONVILLE METEOR MR. AND MRS. W. B. CROSSLEY JIM DAY BURKE O B 276 a isonvi e, ex. Congra'IuIa+ions Seniors RICHIE'S DRIVE-IN GROCERY M d M K +h R I1 fi 1 ' ' 1 f I I 4 ' ,. O G 4! eg? N 1 '94 Lv' In Memory of a 1972 Senior . . . X I Kenneth P..l. Harrison Drowned April 30 , 1972, while trying to save the life of a friend . Quietly, like the breeze that blows the olive tree The wind of change has come down from the hills to lead me home again through the last mile of sunshine. l