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Men who give of their time such as he does are defi- nitely examples Which can be followed. It is with pleasure and gratitude that the Viesca Staff dedicates the following pages to Mr. Elbert Watkins. Qc 3 W, L Q ,ga . ,sw wx QM., V, Q11 ,A ax' , 3' -- My, ! gs Hivg' , A .f NN' .Q H, pf Ya M X9 In G A, Ns'-W' 'C 4 .4 l H. Splut And 1113 a candle of A A Ere af thc' gffllfffl Fireworks explode in the souls of young people as Independence Day brings with its heritage a dance to highlight the summer. Four ofthe sponsors. The sound of The Society. Does everyone have sore throats? Who'll catch it? Fish: We can! SR: We doubt it! Uncles Hal and Bob want YOU! Hand Kegins During August, the Marlin High School Band, under Mr. Spencer, begins practice in preparation for lighting spirit,s candle. r L '5-er . ., fr-4 ' it r .- . ww VM- 'W- 1 ' f2 H R? - gy ejr f' , -: f- w W .gr swears 'ff ,. : 1- s X tg w as ,,, are -r , y ., , M. ., , 4 igegxr ! , Q ' Ei ga 2 r,g:5jff,gs5fs-isfei' mini? 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Who's that famous person hiding behind those Foster Grants? Eivrmal Wing Everyone enjoys Terry's spiel. Yes, Doyle, you look very debonair tonight. What do you mean you can't dance, David? What, Lis? Dancing alone? Marlin's Formal Line-Up Obviously Diane and Doyle enjoyed David, how did you get all the girls? themselves. The Pizza Inn will never be the same. The 1970-1971 Marlin High School Year begins, and the match that lights the candle of spirit is Spirit Week, encouraging competition and kinclling a fire within students. School Kcgins Would You Believe It Was This Big? , ' 'f r ' 9522 5-,.f:g:Qf,f3'.'i'1?:g-if fm- -.,'9gfif,wbf:, '5:3ftig5'g.' Wes- - 5 fm: i iii iisi t isl . , I , 'f ., , I ,. , p ,gzip H, ,, :E ,,k, I ,WE K F: I K N V , f , ,gf-Q . fa -r M f ,..,::-.- ,nf Q ff aw 1 5 ll rdf 'xi . -,. wg ,:,,' 'Era 1221 tl V, i L .,, , 1 ' L Ugits' nlis illsi itst f Spirited Sophomores. Spirit of '71' Spirit Week is full of excitement and activity. The seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen all participate in the mak ing of signs, attending pep rallies and mixers. Soul and Spirit! Backing the Mighty Dogs! Mrs. Walker presents the Spirit Stick to '71' class. Well la de da! VICTORY Bulldog Backers Hey look at Lawrence' 2 13 ' ,Q ,i Sz 2 53 se gi? '32 X? QL A S42 2 3 Q S5 5 'Q in 3 Si W W ZS? ii :QE we YS is 351 w if X H 5 3 'Q i 4 3 ,Mighty Mm of Jlfllibi The coaches ofthe Marlin High School football teams are, in a sense, candle- lighters. They, with the aid ofthe man- agers, work to make the M.H.S. team one of the best. Head Coach George Johnson, kneeling, Coach Glynn Lindsey, leftg and Coach Jack Arnwine, right. Top row: jerry Ward and Billy Arndtg kneeling: Mike Irwin, Allan Wood, and Donnie McMillan, Mgrs. The team members workout in summer to prepare for a grueling season of football with some of the toughest competition in the district. Marlin High School Varsity Football Squad Cha' Varsity David Daniel Doyle Ethridge James Cross Alvin Jordan Jr. QB sf. SE Jr. s sr. M Carl Gude Myron Harden Lawrence Diles Paul Fitte Ir. WB Jr. FB Sr. LB Sr, HB Dennis Long David Grogan C. Washington Sam Edwards Sr. S Sr. TB Sr. FB Sr, C Robert Walker Barry Dresner Scott: Hay Danny Elfrez jr. G Sr. G Sr. G Sr. G Lester Laventon Melvin Jordan Douglas Kupper Doyle Kupper jr. T Sr. T Sr. T Sr. T B. Washington Jerry Drews Alfred Davis J. Jones Terry Moore Sr. T Sr. E Sr. HB Sr. E Sr. E Games MARLIN VS. ROSEBUD-LOTT The Rosebud-Lott Cougars de- feated the Bulldogs in the season opener 14-O. The dogs, only chance for 6 came when D. Grogan drove for a TD-but the TD was offset by an offsides penalty against Marlin. The Dogs were halted by their own fumblesg but the defense showed great improvements during the second half. A. Davis's 35 yd. ramble set up the Dogs' first opportunity for six. Marlin's defensive pride held the Cougars to very few yards rushing. C- G'-ide OH his 35 Yd- Punt fefllfn- MARLIN vs. GATESVILLE L Drles l31j spearheading the Marlin defense during the 3rd period of play. Marlin was on the board late in the lst quarter with J. Drews' 36 yd. field goal. After losing a valuable fumble, the Dogs recovered with D. Daniel connecting C. Gude for a TD. After the Hornets scored in the 4th qt., C. Gude ran 65 yd. for the winning TD. Marlin 16-13 MARLIN VS. BELTON The Dogs were defeated 38-6 in their last non-district game against Belton. A. Davis was the nucleus of Marlin's only TD drive. D. Daniel climaxed the drive with a 20 yd TD pass to J. Drews. MARLIN VS. ATHENS In the district opener Marlin opened with -I. Drews' field goal. Athens raked 15 pts. off Marlin's fumbles. After the Ca- nines drove to the Hornets' 5 yd. line, Athens intercepted, but then fumbled with Marlin recovering on the 6 yd. line. With 17 seconds left, Marlin lost a decisive fumble. Final: Athens 15-10. C. Gude dashed around end for a 16 yd ga Hornet 3 yd line-setting up their only TD D. Daniel, receiving effective blocking, scampers for a sizable gain. MARLIN VS. LA VEGA The Canines bounced back from their hard taken loss to the Athens Hornets to de- feat the La Vega Pirates 12-7. The Pirates started the scoring with a blocked punt, later turning into a 7-0 lead. The Dogs plunged back 56 yds. for a score, 7-6. D. Daniel op- tioned around end for a 47 yd. TD. The Ca- nines' tight defensive wall kept La Vega from scoring. The Dogs made many dramatic stands late in the 4th quarter, but never broke. The defensive walked off the field a very proud unit. MARLIN VS. MOORE The Moore Lions defeated the Marlin Bulldogs 21-0. All three Lion TD's came from Marlin fumbles. Marlin's defense held the Lions scoreless for the rest of the game. Once again the Canines, defense made many spectacular goal-line stands. An END zone shot shows Marlin repelling the Moore Lions at the 1 yd. line. FB M. Harden l30j is pictured punching through the Lions' defense. MARLIN vs. ENNIS The Dogs baffled the 1-rated Lions by scoring first in the lst. qt. Ennis scored 4 TD's, but Marlin'd defense was up for the last half and Ennis could score only once more. Ennis 33-7. MARLIN VS. MEXIA Marlin put together its greatest offense at- tack in seven years to win 40-6, Homecoming night. The powerful ground attack led by A. Davis, D. Grogan, was climaxed with a TD pass to FB M. Harden. The Blackcats were stopped by Marlin's fired-up defense. Inter- ceptions by C. Gude and L. Diles along with S. Hay and B. Washington's defensive per- formances gave Marlin its greatest victory for the season. A. Davis is shown making a 13 yd. run for a Bulldog touchdown. L. Diles makes his second pass interception of the evening. av if? T. Moore catches a completed pa from D. Daniel. MARLIN VS. MART The Bulldogs closed their hard fought season with a 24-14 loss to the Mart Pan- thers. Marlin recovered the Mart ball several times but couldn't score. Trailing 10-O, the Dogs bounced back with D. Ethridge scoring a 58 yd. T.D. After holding the Panthers at their own goal line, B. Dresner blocked their punt for a safety. The Dogs finally led when Daniel hit Ethridge for Marlin's last T.D. Mart sc-ored twice again ending the season 24-14. 20 D. Daniel struggles for yardage. SS yuuivr Varsity Bottom row: Washington, D. Thigpen, A. Childs, R. Martinez, K. Washington, S. Tomchesson, R. Shook, R. Jones, R. Roades, C. Tyrone, R. Cuevas, D. Fitte 2nd row: Coach J. Hardin, E. Newtin, J. Armes, J. McClain, E. Smith, S. Henderson, Coach A. McKee, C. Lewis, H. Benjamin D. Garrett, S. Baker, R. Langley, Coach K. Bachtel, 3rd row: M. Slafka, B. Kirk, B. Mayes, R. Lang, R. Young, M. Severson, R. Nutt, S. Gloclczin, W. Williams, J. Hughes Sfrcshmclf Bottom row: J. Flores, T. Blann, T. Webb, L. Luedke, M. Williams, J. Lynn, A. Richardson, F. Diles, J. Rosas, K. Breitkreutz, Coach, L. Green Zncl row: Coach M. Gooden, J. Richardson, T. Stone, B. Garrett, R. Shelton, C. Tucker, L. Wornat, J. Cantu, I. Washington, D. Mitchell 3rd row: D. Williams, R. Dancy, W. Perdue, B. Lang, H. Messman, R. Kleypas, D. Cole, W. Rayford, R. Smith, N. Young 21 Varsity l6'r1skcf!mll Out of 18 games and 2 tournaments the Bulldogs won 7 games. The competition was equally tough for the 'B' team, as they won 5 out of 20 games and tournaments. However, the fish had a very successful year as they Won 7 out of 12 contests. Marlin High School is proud of its basketball teams because ofthe fine showing they made against some tough competition. Coaches Jack Arnwine and Leo Green Front row: W. Williams, A. Jordan, T. Bratcher, A. Davis, Cross. Back row: Coach Arnwine, J. Kersten, I. Ratliff, B. Mayes, C. Lang. Tim Bratcher Alvin jordan Benny Mayes l6'ulldrfg Kauuccrs james Cross jimmy Kersten Alfred Davis Charles Lang james Ratliff Willis Williams Multiple shot putt! The Name of the Game What makes the ball so heavy? junior Varsity Top row: R. Young, I. Huge, L. Mitchell, R. McDaniel, R. Newton, C. Washington Bottom Row: C. Lang, B. Mitchell, H. Benjamin, B. Lynn, P. Cross, Not pictured, Coach Lee Green gl'l75flWl6lfl Top row: L. Foster, E. Jefferson, D. Mitchell, L. V. Jones, R. Dancy 2nd Row: B. Tiller, C. Shelly, C. Falco 3rd row: F. Diles, A. Richardson, 1. Lynn, M. Williams, B. Jones, Coach Milton Gooden, not pictured, R Anderson, Manager Varsity Crank 1st row: C. Zephur, L. Diles, R. Rhodes, R. Cuevas, S. Tomcheszon, C. Washington, C. Tyrone, H. Benjamin, A. Jordan, J. Cross, C. Nelson, 2nd row: Coach A. McKee, W. Williams, P. Weathers, J. Moore, B. Ardnt, C. Gude, D. Thigpen, R. Nutt, R. Davis, B. Washington, B. Mayes, 3rd row: E. Newton, M. Slafka, R. Tedrick, D. Garrett, B. Kirk, S. Glockzin, N. Jordan Weshmeu Crack Bottom row: R. Dancey, A. Richardson, L. Foster, J. Lynn, D. Mitchellg 2nd row: Coach M. Gooden, M. Williams, B. Tiller, L. Luedke, T. Webb, E. Diles, L. Shelley, R. Anderson, 3rd row: C. Tucker, N. Young, B. Garrett, R. Smith, I. Rosas, C. Perdue, B. Prock, L. Washington 26 -3,-sziikd.. - ,A.,.'1 gf 5 A M Q Q . -lg , ' ' ,,,' S, .J MY ? :H A . Q N I c, in i X a H wi wg , L K f 1 E' y. -A K A f Jw: , - V . ' ' MV.: it , V ' fa cgi A ., f, ..., K , .ML fa, -, ,L,,.y i X-- - ic . D 112 :Q - ' ,5Zf?gf5iif ' Q V Q 7-,' 1 Q , im V Q , . . fe Y wg .K N :,, 5, .,.,1f,, 8,1 , ,.,.,. A f. ,, vf,1.Z,ff, , L 73 mg 1 f W g p g lcie c in e W iiwfi . . , A . q h l H ,zl m ,, we gi Zz. , ,Wd ,w-Ph'l hk' , Y cv f l A , f 2 wfffeig ax' Z ' , 5 f 2 . T5 L?f1iEil'3'?1f?Q 5'5 QL W. 5, +4 . . 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N -2 .X f-M - A .,,, ff - S .V .95 :nf L- 451555 U - wwW7 5?,,-ff:i,f,HyW wefsfiwgi-rfwr -M:w1,cf.fwLw,, ,rm -e , ?gQ?e,Qgiffv2'55?fQiQ-Aiea A 4 Qmffwwwegf f -K o n gWM.,n3-.QMSwmf.er2v4-wfff'gg-:?5,:W2 Lfiggfagwwowlaf-fxegzi. :'wpwi5w7 -ffh mgwwvfaw ff yg a A M , ,cggggk Q , 1 f . c ' ff - fb iiiiiieerfvwe flgffgkg - 1- , U N wf ., ,fw51,m ,ew - whims hfwimw- Q Rf Q W W W M H 1 The long awaited 'last lap.' Who's running track? We're playing tag. 27 500' Zcam Front row: T. Davis, S. Swinnea Back row: V. Ranclazzo, J. Palasota, R. Gistinger, W. Hucller, T. Lanfer Zfcnrzis Zcam lst row: C. Falco, P. McKinley, M. Dunlcum, J. Gistinger, C. Scruggs, H. Miers, M. Mitchell 2nd row: L. Adams, B. Meisch, P. Dingrando, R. Bussell, D. Pyland, S. Swinnea, M. Brown, Miss M. C. Smith, sponsor Letterman? gfllb The Lettermen's Club is an organization for a select group of boys who have lettered in at least one athletic event while attending Marlin High. Front: Edward Kubicek, Alvin Jordan, Carl Gude, Scott Hay, Doyle Ethridge, Dennis Longg 2nd row: Ben Washington, Doyle Kupper, Terry Moore, james Cross, Alfred Davis, Law- rence Diles, Douglas Kupper, 3rd row: David Grogan, Paul Fitte, Willis Williams, Billy Arndt, Donnie McMillan, Danny Elfrez, Myron Hardeng 4th row: Lester Laventon, Allan Wood, Jerry Drews, Sam Edwards, Charles Washington, Nelvin jordan, David Daniel All the senior football boys were the captains in their last game against Mart. 29 1977 Hall of Elma The Hall of Fame is a place of honor for the brigh- ter lights in the sports of Marlin High School. These have been chosen as the leaders and outstanding partici- pants in athletic events. CAPTAINS HEART AWARD-Barry Dresner, J. Drews, L. Diles, A. Davis, S. Hay DEF. PLAYER OF YEAR-Lawrence Diles OFF. PLAYER OF YEAR-Alfred Davis DISTRICT TEAM J. Drews-Off. End-2nd Team L. Diles-Linebacker-lst Team D. Daniel-Q.B.-2nd Team A. Davis-Def. Tackle-lst Team B. Washington-Def. Tackle-2nd Team HONORABLE MENTION S. Edwards-Center S. Hay-Tackle D. Grogan-Def. End L. Lavington-Def. Encl B. Dresner-Noseguard J. Cross-Safety 0l'gtll'llZllflI7l15 Li Cross, Crusaders The C.C.'s is a newly organized club. Under the sponsorship ofMrs. Latriece Cross, the club is expected to light many candles in and around Marlin High as it promotes drives, backs other clubs, and kindles spirit! CC's enjoy pizza outing. lst rowg L-R: A. Dickens, P. McKinley, J. Fischer, C. Davis, 2nd row, R. Konz, C. Childs, D. Ethridge, D. Weatherspoon, 3rd row, Mrs. Cross, V. Williams, P. Castens, L. Cobra, W. Estelle, 4th row, D. Grogan, S. Olson, W. Humphrey, J. Soders, Sth rowg P. Fitte, H. Miers, T. Weathers, J. Arms, 6th row, T. Goodrich, T. Dingrando, D. Elfrez 66 is' Scrum: 61116 4 Q X fudenf Krfunczl One ofthe most active organizations in the school is the Student Council, M.H.S.'s governing body. Under the presidency of Larry Adams, the Council Works to advance better student-teacher relationships, promote spirit and sponsor elections. i,,,, , W . . R-L, Pres. Larry Adams, V-Pres. David Pylandg Sec. Ruth Konzg Corr. Sec. Elizabeth Wornatg Parl. Jeanie Fischer, Tres. Gail Thornhillg Spon. Robert Falsone I lst row, L-R5 L. Adams, D. Pyland, R. Konz, G. Thornhill, E. Wornat, J. Fischer 2nd row, K. Breitkruetz, B. Garrett, T. Webb, M. Smajstrla, M. Dunkum, C. Scruggs, G. Jackson, P. Levels, J. Mitchell 3rd rowg H. Geib, W. Williams, C. Childs, D. Vasser, F. Randazzo, V. Blaylock, D, LaBarbera, C. Herring, B. Shields, P. Clem, J. Pierce, V. Williams, W. Humphrey 4th rowgJ. Simpson, R. Keys, Mr. Torbett, J. Palasota, T. Dingrando, T. Blaylock, N. Hooks, L. Walker, P. McKinley, D. Gistinger, M. Pharis, A. Dickens, L. Davis, B. Range Huuldzwz nf .flflemvries The Viesca staff, under the editorship of Ava Dickens, began working through the summer to make the Viesca a spicy brew of spirit and memories. Drawing layouts, taking pictures, and writing copy are just three of the ingredients used in meeting the deadlines and in adding flavor to the finished product. Editor, Ava Dickens, and Copy Editor, Jeanie Fischer, talk with Sponsor, Mrs. Layout Editor, Brenda Williams, con- Elizabeth Hodges, about 1971 Viesca. fC1'S with Typists, Gail Tlwfnhill 3-Hd Jane King. Wanda Estelle, Shiela Kenny, Linda Walker, Debra Weatherspoon, and Diane Gistinger draw up layouts. . U ' . Ruth Konz, Cindy Childs, Vicki Blaylock, and Carolyn Torgerson are the Junior representatives on the Viesca staff. Artists, Polly McKinley and Nanette Hooks plan new layouts. Photographers, Robert Langley, Jackie Brush, and Jay Chatmas discuss methods of developing pictures. Scott Hay and Doyle Ethridge write up the sports news. The business is handled by Business Managers, Randy Troup and James Soders. U16 lgulldrfg A new face and a new mind could Well be the l theme of the Bulldog as it was given a complete overhauling by editor Terry Blaylock and her staff. To publish a paper every two Weeks, homeroom representatives, sports Writers, fea- ture editors, and typists work unceasingly to produce a prize winning product and a steady radiator of spirit. Bulldog Editor-Terry Blaylock Sponsor-Mrs. Elizabeth Hodges Typists-Left to right: Kathleen Moore ' Sports Writers: Cynthia Bigham Standing: William Brodus, Tom Lanfer Mary K. Pharls Sitting: Doyle Kupper, Ricky Garrett Ass nt Editors Roger Keys Robert Bussell Billy Arndt Gail Cohn Shannon Criswell Norma Matthews 9 - , 7 7 7 5 7 Homeroom Representatives: first row: M. Kupper, G. Maxwell, S. Edmonds, G. Garrett, G. Johnson second row: L. Da- vis, S. Baker, J. Kasner, D. Newmann, C. Wetsel third row: S. Swinne, P. Dingrando, J. McGruder, A. Dorsey, B. Kirk, fourth row: D. Fitte, E. Smith, D. Anderson, C. Herring, K. Brieutlireutz, top row: E. Wornat, W. Humphrey, D. Vasser, K. Tobias Left to right: Reporters: Paul Fitte, Bobby Meisch, Clifton Hill, Goldie Lee. Circulation: Left to right: Donald Hogan, Tom Garcia, Tim Bratcher, Phyllis Castens, Pat Chavers ,Aflfi Si Marching ,flflusimrzs Good evening ladies and gentlemen. We proudly present the Marlin High School Band. Mr. Hal Spencer, director, made this announcement for the hand's half-time performances at the season's football games. This organization is a constant source of pride and spirit for all who attend any activity where the band is performing. In short-it is the spark that lights the candle ofM.H.S. spirit. Cfficerss President-Polly McKinley Vic. Pres.-Wayne Derry Sec.vBetty Lou Kendrick TreasurerfAva Dickens Reporter-Lynne Davis Our leaders, Mr. Spencer, and Nlr Meisch. Drum Major: Jeannie Fischer, head majorette: Kathy Criswellg Majorettes: Debbie Howerton, Cathy Webb, Sharon Clark. Performance at the State Fair! Collossol Clarinets Talented trombones! 1 Diligent Drummers! Trusted, Talented Teacher! Getting ready for the Dallas concert! 6'l10ir Left to Right: Front row: P. Lynn, C. Lang, D. Daniels, G. Davis, G. Lee, J. Dawson, D. Woodson, J. Hopkins, M. Carey, R. Jones, Second row. D. Rogers, D. Mason, R. Smith, L. Lowe, B. Payne, J. Adams, G. Robinson, V. Massington, B. Weather- spoon, B. Steele, L. Jeffersong Third row D. Butler, C. Smith, E. Sewell, R. Henderson, A. Davis, A. Humphrey, F. Runnels, C. Zephyr, G. Washington, Back: J. Mitchell, N. Wesley, J. Shaw, N. Scaggs,-I. Jones, R. Thomas, R. MacDaniel Sponsor: Robert Meisch R. to L. PianisteKeith Bee, Pres.-Lynda Jefferson, V. Pres.-Alfred Davis, Sec.-Treas.-Lorene Lowe, Reporter-Ronnie Thomas Zzfure ffomemzzkers of America Toward new horizons reads the symbol of the F.H.A. The sym- bol also shows a house supported by the hands ofa boy and a girl, piness in the home rests with the youth. Thus, this club strives to kindle this flame through service to men in Viet Nam, and sponsorship to a young man in the Mexia State School. L-R: Pres. B. Williams, Sponsors, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Dorsey, Mrs. Gibbs, Reporter, Sharon Kunkelg Song Leader, Gail Johnsong V. Pres., Cynthia Bighamg Parl., Carolyn Stewartg Pianist, Norma Matthewsg Sec., Nadean Jones, Song Leader, Viola Williamsg Treas., Elizabeth Richardsong Historian, Sandra Kunkel F L. to R. Front row: M. Anderson, G. Davis, P. Diles, I. Thomas, I. Hickman, W. Shaw, A. Clay, G. shaw, G. Leeg Second row J. Diles, D. Bradley, C. Lang, S. Humphrey, G. Robinson, L. Graves, R. Jones, D. Weatherspoon, C. Williams, B. Diles, M. Johnson, Third row: G. Sanders, I. Jones, E. Smith, D. Tubbs, D. Soloman, S. Payne, B. Weatherspoon,-I. Hopkins, B. Mas- sington, C. Weatherspoon, R. Huitt, C. Kiker, G. Jackson, S. Degrate, D. Mason, Fourth row: L. Hunicutt, B. Davis, S. Irving, R. Lewis, L. Jefferson, B. Archie, R. Bradleyg Fifth row: B. Lewis, P. Jones, S. Tobias, P. Benjamin, L. King, E. Smith, G. Coleman, S. Kenny, E. Roddie emphasizing that the candle of hap- Teachers are very important in blazing a flowing path for students to follow. For this reason, the F.T.A. gives students who are in- terested in teaching, a little insight as to what teaching is all about through tutoring programs and var- ious other activities. F.T.A. officers and Sponsor right to left: Terry BlaylockkSec., Jeanie Fischer- Parl., Tony Dingrando-Hist., Diane Gistinger-Trea., Ava Dickens- President, Mrs. Schmid-Sponsor, Barry Dresner-V. Pres., Danny Elfrez-Rep. ?ufure Zfmchcrs of America National flzfrzrfr Society The exclusive club of Marlin High is the National Honor Society, as its members are elected on the grounds of scholarship and leadership. With the torch as the symbol, the N.H.S. con- tinually tries to ignite the desire for higher learning in M.H.S. Cynthia Bigham lights the candles of honor. L-Rg Mrs. Goddard, B. Williams, M. Pharis, Sec., D. Neumann, N. Hooks, T. MIS- Hazel Goddard S p 0 li C at the Dingrando, Pres., A. Dickens, Rep., J. Chatmas, T. Blaylock, Tres., C. Bigham. il1dUCfi0H CCfe1Tl0DY- Seated L-R, V. Blaylock, P. Castens, C. Childs, D. Dieterich, W. Humphrey, B. Martin, R. Konz Standing L-R5 C. Wetzel, C. Torgerson, R, Thomas, S. Swinnea, G. Ray, A. Jordan, D. Neumann, T. Goodrich, N. Matthews The FFA has produced a steady beam of leadership and pride in MHS for many years. The agricultural building boasts ofthe talent and skill the members of this club hold in farming, ranch- ing, and all other related fields. Officers Qlst rowj President-Edward Ku- bic ek, Vic e-Pre sident -Billy Lawt on, Secretary-Clifford Neumann, Q2nd rowj Treasurer-Jimmy Kersten, Reporter-Robert Langley, Senti- nel-Chris Woychesin gufurc Qarmsrs JUNIOR AND SENIOR MEMBERS 44 FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS FFA Sponsors QL. to RJ Dolphus Derry, R. V. Arnold B. M. Venable, T. A. Wilton 45 junior cflfzssicul League Left to right: front row, R. Muchow, M. Null, S. Edmonds, D. Vasser, S. Kunkel, S. Baker, C. Wetzelg Second row: J. Carter P. Clem, K. Phillips, Barganier, M. Keys, J. Kasner, F. Boyd, C. Harlan, R. Konz, D. Neumanng Fourth row: T. Wilkey, B. Garrett, G. Parsons, R. Nutt, L. Luedke, T. Webb, A. Stein ,765 The Romans, their country, and their language are the focal points of the j.C.L. This chapter of the nationwide league is made up of those who study Latin. Their aim is to bring forward the torch of ancient civilization. L. to R. Seated: P. Chavers, Rep.g S. Baker, Sec.g C. Harlan, Asst. Sec.g F. Boyd, Treas.g Standing: T. Webb, V. Presg S. Edmonds, Song Leaderg D. Vas- ser, Pres.g Mrs. Springfield, Sponsorg L. Luedke, Asst. Treas.gJ. Barganier, Asst. Rep.g M. Null, Asst. Song Leader 46 7 Pau American Student Zfrum L-R: Miss Jean Henington, sponsorg B. Shields, Pres. 5 M. Severson, V-Pres.g G. Garrett, Sec.g D. Delleney, M. Slafka, Program Chairmang G. Glass, Rep.g H. Geib, Tres.g T. Davis, P.A.S.F. Chairman 154.8 Sf The Marlin Chapter of the P.A.S.F. strives to brighten the flame of respect and understanding based on a more thorough knowledge and appreciation of the peoples in the Western Hemisphere. The club also encourages the learning of Spanish as a medium of communication, and at the state convention each year stu- dents have the opportunity to show their knowledge on the subject. OHM Agents and Bank Pushcrs These office agents and book pushers do the undercover work that allows teachers free time for performing other duties. They check out our books, check off absentees and light little candles of help. Back Row L. to R. D. Burns, C. Neuman, D. Neumann, T. Blaylock L. Walker, L. Kirk Qlst rowj, and C Wetzel, D. Dieterick, C. Alfono, G. Thornhill, A. Dickens, Q2ncl rowj, hold some objects of Mr. Falsone's affection. Back Row-L. to R. D. McMillan, K. Tobias S Baker J Kas ner R Kluck, D. Delleney, B. Cunningham, Seated D Stem M Phans, K. Moore, serve Mr. Lowe in the office T W1llars,C. Rascoe,D. Dieterick, N. Adams S Cr1swell B Shook C Vann B W1ll1ams C Marek D Chane 85W are Mrs. Kirkpatrick's able Book Pushers Squad of Spirit Spirit plus!! This is definitely the mark of this group. The Pep Squad is a relatively new club in school, but a very necessary one. It is the wick in the candle of spirit at M.H.S. l iBet me! Sponsor Mrs. Tillie Perkins gets a talking to from Pres. Ruth Konz Linda amd Cindy, Spirit Plus! and Captains Cindy Martin and Cindy Cantrell ' Front-Captains C. Cantrell, C. Martin kneeling: P. Franklin, J. Arndt, E. Morin, L. Padilla, M. Modkins, D. Stein, P. Chavers L. Walker standing: L. Rochelle, J. Fisher, C. Frazier, K. Phillips, D. Weatherspoon, D. Breitkreutz, S. Cantu, Capt. R. Konz, F. Magourik, M. Hicks parkplugs af MJ-A 51 These six sparky energy cells are full of unbelievable power and drive. The cheerleaders send a constant flow of energy and spirit to the student body as they lead the cheers and sponsor Spirit Week. Shannon Criswell Deborah Johnson Diane Gistinger, Head K .. k.., K ff+'w+- f .2 f f 4 f H 24? 4 J 3 W is U-fgfly . ..5.:'H ' Q6 3 tg S 1 f . ,gf . g f . - . Jewqrsf-2 - a , s a , t. L U Ifidqi-J:-I 'E fide . f - 5.4 , kim K ' g 13? gggirpwmml Y Y Y Y H Y YYVY 4 gp , , ,tt.S1,:iw Mary Kay Pharis Sally Ann Welch Lawrence Randall Elation, excitement, ecstasy! Spirit meant 150 be shared. Cheerleaders' V for victory! A Word to The Master Coach Sunshine Devotionalists: Linda Walker, Mike Goeke, Vicki Blaylock, Debra Weatherspoon, Phyllis Castens Broadcasters: Wayne Derry, Donald Hogan, Jeanie Fischer, Chloe Friuden- berg, Jimmy Palasota. Good morning Every morning these cheery words were heard by students as the day began. This intro was followed by the morning devotional and then, the news and views of the day were given. And Spirituuls Ofhce 5ducafirfru1l,4ssvciafi0r1 This organization is made up of girls who are now lighting their lamps for the business World. The O.E.A. members planned many charitable projects such as sending flowers to teachers who are sick, a Thanksgiving and Christmas Charity. Standing L-R3 L. Gilbert, Tres.g B. Martin, Pres.g N. Jones, Rep.-Hist., D. Johnson, Parl.g C. Fiudenberg, V-Pres.g Seated L-R3 Mrs. Kennedy, Sponsor, J. Fisher, Sgt.-at-arms, L. Walker, Sec. Back row L-R5 P. Clem, C. Alfano, L. Gilbert, F. Magorirk, B. Martin, B. Lang, S. Tucker, N. Jones, V. Williams, D. Johnson, L. Rochell, C. Frazier, C. Friudenberg, N. Chamblee, S. Cantu, T D. Anderson Front row L-R5 M. Chismar, J. Fisher, L. Walker, M. Garcia Disfribufivc Sducafirfn 61116 of America The Marlin High Chapter of Deca strives to light a candle of leadership and maturity in all its members. Newly organized, its members are those who participate in the Distributive Education pro- gram at school. Front Row L. to R. G. Alaman, E. Davlin, S. Allen, T. Willars, M. Gomel, L Randal, T. Connor, E. Scheler, J. Palasota, G. House, C. Hill, J. Rincon, B. Scheller, S. Salsiccia l l Top row: R. Afinowicz, P. Stone, P. Radle, S. Kunkel, A. King, D. Chane, G. Kluck Middle row: I. Lock, L. Lessman, M. Tobias, A. Alexander, S. Wissoski, P. Wetzel,J. Hopcus Bottom row: M. Strickland, D. McRae, Debbie McRae, L. McCoy, S. Kunkel C5614 Gardeners Flowers are a thing of beauty and the Team Gardeners, aim is to bring this beauty closer to the home. They learn the best cedures for growing garden plants and ways of making artificial ar- rangements that cast a ray of sunlight inside the home. Dr 1 Activity A torch carried high at M.H.S. Splflt explodes at pep ralhes Patnck pulverxzes Wlth power' Supermtendent Slamo' AQ: Wf' ggww M Flne flsh fuc the door .J f? Pep Bul ld CIS ames and 10111 show t he Splflt of so J sf j , ' H' H ' ,'V'u,:V I Ao Qi: . . . p ,E p p W H ' o N :2'2 5 l o p o p opqo Ao,ooLoLo o ggi , vi, iogipo M' L ? S225 i LVL' 1 7 p op 1 34 ' o QQ o, o kiyi in z.pAA ,,Q: Mfg ,,L' p' L V f ' ' N ppp J . M .. ' . '74,' Weeks Vigor and enthusiasm are irreplaceable. This was proven by the pep that students displayed this year at the pep ral- lies on Friday afternoons and during Spirit Week, as the Candle of Spirit's flicker very nearly became an uncontrollable fire. A word of confidence from Coach Johnson. Oh? What's that you say? Sr.'s excited before Pep Rally Yo J Wl'1o'll Win, Milton? Mr. Lowe lowers the boom! Pep in the Pep Squad Routine to Rock and Roll ui 5 Q3 5 2 wi .iq xv. ? w. 5 ?-E Q: Q, N1 B? iii ,W,.......K .....- ,,,,,W,W,.,.......... L.....,....M,Dk..W.M...,..f....... Mm...L,,.,,.w.W . -,,,-f .1 -,.vf-.fW,,WWM..My-M ,M ., A-,ff -'f--- A gm'--nmwmmw Mwzmm f-fmwmn mmm-ww-U-f V, W, On your mark, get set, GO! Happiness is . . . M114 Aflflingla 16651161 Ava, you don't expect me to believe that do you? Dance to the rr1us1c' Maybe xfl pull It If 11 grow faster' Th1s IS dancmg? E e e at Ah, c'mon Mary Ann. Is it that bad? Do you really think she's after me? 61 Q J E J ax P, S 1 73 S v 5 is 5 ff A ffvmecaming I 970 Putting the papers and the poppies in place! The Pep Squad car receive a few last minute flowers l Jrs. creating their Eagle! Srs. 74 create their lovely car! Seniors adorn their award winning float! Decorating for the Viesca! The biggest game, the prettiest girls, and more spirit than ever be- fore marked the 1970 Homecoming festivities. The day was filled with frazzled nerves, high hopes, bub- bling pride, and excited students. The first place float ridden by Junoir Princess, Sally Welch, Miss Becki Cunningham on the Sophomore car! Jo Ann represented the j.C.L. as Joan of Arc The Squad of S p i r it represented by Debbie Stein Hays of licfrfry All aboard for the Seniors' 5'Freedom Express ridden by Av The Pride of M.H.S. leads the parade! Dickens, l Jane King represents The Staff. Patrlcla Chavers beaut1f1es the second place Bulldog car Pride and Spirit Homecoming was brought to a cli- max at the pre-game activities with the announcement ofthe Homecoming Queen, Ava Dickens, her court, and Football Sweetheart Cynthia Bigham. P Tim crosses his fingers for good luck! Junior Sally Welch escorted by Edward Kubicek J Senior Ava Dickens escorted by Tim Bratcher. Cynthia Bigha-U1 Soph. Becky Cunningham escorted by Roger Nutt Football Sweetheart Freshman Gayle Garrett escorted by Mike Mitchell Zfvfbull Those who back the team. Recognition for the 'A' team. 1 4 'B' team Cgach Alex MCKeg, fecgiveg gift The varsity, represented by Alfred Freshman team member, Tommy of appreciation from David Garrett, Davis, expresses gratitude to Coach Webb, expresses thanks to Coach Johnson Gooden Scott Hay presents a word of thanks from To honor those who pursue victory. the team. 66 K Hanquei time N-M Coach Johnson introduces . . . Robert F, Mr. Wright spoke to the youth on their own level. Outstanding Defensive player, Alfred Davis, receives his a- ward from Coach Lindsey. w??s2?lU,f5 u .. H ,M Wright. Cynthia's gift from the team. Barry Dresner proudly accepts the Heart Award from Coach Johnson, Lawrence Diles, the offensive player of the year, is given his award by Coach Arnwine. 67 i I flecfizfn H 5 'myawemsfifiwlfMy--f'WW 'n.r-r' I Q11 ' in , as . ,.. 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It's Too Good to be True! Mom? Guess what? Dreams come true! S. C. Officers-standing: Pres. Edward Kubicekg Treas. Roger Keysg Parl. Willis Williamsg Seated: V.P. Betty Kendrickg Sec. Sheila Edmondsg Corres. Sec. Becki Cunningham. Cheerleaders 1st row: Gayle Garrett, Frances Ranclazzo, Ann Falco, 2nd row: Lis Edwards, Sally Welch, Esstine Williams ' 1-11 , jf,11 pr,1 11 1 ,- - 1. 1 , 3 I s gwg 1 I ' 1910 I liwwff 1 1 J i. .1i1Jg1fi1ff K 1 , , 'ii K S-,V Q, iffillf' 577 , 5-ss e -.tame r.s, W, ,1. 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Teachers fmd humor 1n Mrs Davxs antlcs A-2 P fo emi' ew V 9? 1? SEE, megiggfx? 5,S?Ewg,Q:?4E.f 5? L wife' FW 5, 35 23555 12 We Q' 9255 Q. fi Qs M, h ,wtfnsf H 1-Q kv' efmle 1 W ,Q 4 .Sf mis 5 SGA J? rf Qliwfeg-R. wg wage 3,52 WW A vm EL lwgalgiq 8,5 Q HK mxiga 423' wigwfzfefiz aff fiflffew kiwi f?52gf.fE f:f,x 54, 1U,,,,y , R Qfwffe X SM x 'V'ML5X Xa, 319931 X. 'El be Q W v as C W' gigs' fl ,,. 1211+244 SPVL w. iff Q -if +f ww. SJ -1 W 9 use N2 ,. 5 H M531 .wa--. I H M Y y ef , ,M 1, W3 gang, X ,Q wif ,, W N Www Q .S M 1 W Q 5 Q L if mf Megxbgx wage 5 H wet fggwf kiwi WKQESSEEFW QEMWQ Wfmifew Freshmen send the spmt on' i Annette' Is thls the real you? . . . , . 'iii 1il5igiQQ?iniisi?5 w-, ,iii . , .-5' . , fini.: f- - s g f ffx a ' :Qi-5 ,- :: ..1 M1-f wvegyiz,-'Af :Wifi if - A f - X ' Exim' '- f--fzwfzi' V: Q ann. jf1sgEf,1,L . wi 15 -ff.i5.lsi.:m1 f.',,. fL' 55' L L -I k ' A K -. . g m, . fi' Qi si :gs L7 -vi? 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That is the incision! X .wg Y, ' L' Dairy Queen Days! n Mo dem Mother Goose. 1 Y Ijust stamped a Hy! 'ww may g fx ? ,f 2 , Q UQ' B wig 24511354 2 M2322 Growing boys hard at work. Straws give me indigestion. Persvnahfzes The sparkle of beauty and the glQw bf character Przhcesses Sally Welch Junior Gayle Garrett Freshman Becky Cunningham Sophomore x 4 X 1 1 I V Y 3 W 1 N N W w , w N v 1 v 1 V Keaufyul ,Nominecs n SENIOR Donna Anderson JUNIOR Wanda Lynn SOPHOMORE Dottie Edwards FRESHMAN Monica Smaistrla Haudsamc Nvmimfes JUNIOR Myron Harden - SOPHOMORE Stanley Tomchessen FRESHMAN Tommy Webb Qawrifes SOPHOMORE Francine Falsone and Ronnie Gistinger FRESHMAN Tommy Alfano and Gayle Garrett and Wrewarks SENIOR Tony Dingrando and Diane Gistinger JUNIOR Gail Glass and David Daniel I 4 Wim is' Who y jay Chatmas Mary Kay Pharis jean Fischer Terry Blaylock Wayne Derry The members ofWho's Who are se lected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship QSOZQQ, leadership QZSCZJJ, and citizenship f25'Zvj. There is no spe- cific number chosen and the boy and girl receiving the most votes are named Best All-Round. Within these students burns a candle of spirit and respect for their school, country, and their fellow man. V Cynthia Bigham Diane Glstinger David Pyland Special flolwrs FHA Favorite: Ricky Shook Outstanding Teenagers of America: QLeft to Rightj Terry Blaylock, Diane Gistinger, Edward Kubicek, Ava Dickens Queen of Marlin: Polly McKinley Lions' Club Sweetheart: QS t a n d i n gl jean Fischer Rotary Club Sweetheart: QSittingQ Faye Boucher and Awards All-Senior Honor Band 1971: Wayne Derry Boys' State: Sam Edwarclsg Tommy Goodrichg QSittingj Billy Arndt DAR Good Citizen: QSittingj Ava Dickens DAR Nominees: Terry Blaylock 8: jean Fischer 3 3 All-State Band 1971 if Sherri Olsen Outstanding Miken Cynthia Bigham Wesley Humphrey Senior Hes! Pcrsannnfy Scott Hay Diane g Hes! drowned Cynthia Alfano Danny Elfr Pcrsclcczifics Most Artistic Dickens Donald Newmann ,Mast Ukcq to Succccd Jay Chatmas, Terry Blaylock, Tommy Goodrich Mos! Zkpcudczlflc Kathleen Moore I S cl ,Most Sincere Dennis L0 Senior Personalities Mes! Konrieens Mary Kay Pharis L ,Most Mnsienl Polly McKinley Wayne I Wimdlicsi Johnny Simpson, Cathy Davis, Ricky Garrett ,Most Athletic Shannon Criswell Alfred Davis 99 ,M.J1f 51 Sweethmrfsh Football Sweetheart Pep Squad Sweetheart Cynthia Bigham Edward Kubicek FFA Sweetheart FHA Sweetheart jackie Brush jerrlyn jones F L 5 w Q w TS 55 E 11 fx E Ia 5 5 mfs, .V -wwz-.wr.en f:semsQiswwwS 3wasvafaQwas2Qwww:.nsS22a2:29!i25i'Ef?1Ss?2ESaEsvsz 3Bsf?w2SfmQ2zi?f'2E?Q5v?T2SEiwrxGfF4'?:QeHEEi'k:BL5 E11sfKiwa's?1A:L We Will ,Never 156 Uuidouef Were the Glass nf '71, Senior Officers: President-Wesley Humphrey Colors: Red, White, and Blue Vice President-Brenda Coffey Flower: Rose Secretary-Kathleen Moore Motto: We are still God's Treasurer-Deborah Johnson children in these Reporter-Cathy Davis changing times. Wu 'rc zz 5'mi1fr.f Larry Abel Larry Adams Shirley Adams Cynthia Alfano Sharon Allen Donna Anderson Mary Anderson Janice Archie Billy Arndt Janie Barron Anthony Bigham Cynthia Bigham Linda Blann Terry Blaylock Beverly Bradley Tim Bratcher Donna Brietkreutz Dorothy Brietkreutz William Broadus Jerry Brooks 103 Vernon Louis Brooks Mike Brown Jackie Brush Darrell Butler John Burleson Cynthia Cantrell Susan Cantu Mary Carey Nora Chamblee Debra Chane jay Chatmas Mary Chismar Brenda Coffey jeff Cohn Elaine Collinsworth Teresa Connor Shannon Criswell Isidoro Davilla Alfred Davis Cathy Davis 104 166115 ing Zfrfzfrc a Leader few 'Q EES sig? ww ft Q L a L isis ,find at the Cop Lynne Davis Elizabeth Davlin Wayne Derry Ava Dickens Patricia Diles Tony Dingrando Barry Dresner Jerry Drews Sam Edwards Daniel M. Elfrez Edward Elfrez Wanda Estelle Doyle Ethridge Nunzio Falco Jean Fischer Jeanie Fisher Paul Fitte Charlotte Frazier Chloe Fruidenberg Tom Garcia 105 Ricky Garrett Leona Gilbert Diane Gistinger William Goeke Tommy Goodrich Harold Gorman Ricky Grams Linda Graves David Grogan Milton Harden Scott Hay Robert Henderson Irene Hickman Clifton Hill Don Hogan Nanette Hooks Richard Hopcus Rose Hrynyk Ruby Huitt Anderson Humphrey 106 Khecring at War Las! ,vsp Kzllq . . . and grwfluzll Game 3 E s Wesley Humphrey Artis jackson Charlie Jackson Gail Jackson Lynda Jefferson Debra Johnson Charles Jones Jerryln Jones Luella Jones Sheila Kenney William Kuehne Cynthia Kiker Jane King Pam King Debra Krumnow Gary Krumnow Douglas Kupper Doyle Kupper Carrie Mae Lang Goldie Lee 107 Rosie Lewis Dennis Long Lorene Lowe Patrick Macha Sammy Macha Francis Magouirk Brenda Martin Sandra Massington Norma Matthews Joyce McDaniel Bobby Meisch Polly McKinley Lupe Melendez Robert Messman Bennie Mitchell Howard Mitchell James Modkins Kathleen Moore Terry Moore Glen Murphy TLU8 Having zz Scniar far ffomccvmirzg Queen Mike Nehring Donald Newman Jimmy O'Neal Belva June Outland jimmy Palasota Billy Peeler Mary Kay Pliaris Susan Piper Ted Powell David Pyland Minella Ramsey Lawrence Ranole Linda Rochell James Roppolo Alex Rosas Doris Sanders Norman Scaggs Kevin Schaeffer Earl Scheler Eddie Sewell 109 Dorothy Shaw Debra Shelton Zola Sledge johnny Simpson Evelyn Smith Maurice Sneed James Soders Betty Steele Pearl Taylor Gail Thornhill Kay Tobias Charles Trotter Randy Troup Shirley Tucker Shervy Vanderbilt Emily Vanegas Linda Walker Linda Washington Phillip Weathers Debra Eatherspoon 110 Kring Measured X l for 611,05 . . . E 5 i and Gowns . . . Brenda White Brenda Williams Mary Williams Richard Wilson Mildred Woodson Odell Woodson Elizabeth Wornat Senior sponsors: Mrs. Velma Garrett, Mrs. Mable Tyrone, W. A. Soders, T. A. Wilton, not pictured, Mrs. Mary Walker 111 Misplacing Zflllf Frrcivus King . SENIOR DIRECTORY Larry Adams-Class Pres. 1,25 S.C. 1, Parl. 2, V.P. 3, Pres. 4, T.A.S.C. rep. 2,3,45 Eagle Scout 1, God and Country Award 2, Pres. Explorer Post 25 Band 1,2,3,4, All- District Band 1,45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 DECA 45 Choral 15 Basketball 15 Football 25 Track 2. Shirley Adams-FHA 1,2, FHA Homecoming rep. 25 Teen Gardeners 25 V.I.C.A. 4, V.P. 45 Girl Scouts 3, Squad Leader. Ambition: To help other people by being a Registered Nurse. Donna Anderson-FHA 1,25 OEA 45 Class Most Beautiful 45 Ambition: To attend Tyler jr. College. Mary Anderson-FHA 1,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,35 A Capella 15 Band 15 Volleyball 15Track 15 HR. Sec. 2,3,45 Choral Club 35 Jr. Citizens 3. Ambition: To finish high school and business school to become a secretary. Cynthia Alfano-HR. Pres. 15 Spanish Club 15 Favorite 15 Falls Relay Princess 35 Homecoming Princess 35 Home- coming Queen 35 FTA 3,45 OEA 45 Best Groomed 4. Ambition: I want to live every day of every year given to me to its fullest. Sharon Allen-HR. Treas. 1, V.P. 25 FHA 1,25 Office Asst. 35 DECA 45 Baylor Field Day 35 Girl Scouts 2,3,4. Ambition: To enjoy life. Janice Lee Archie-Band 15 FHA 1,2,3. Billy Arndt-Football 15 Basketball 15Track 1,2,3,4, mgr. 2,3,45 FFA 1, chap. officer 2, District officer 3, Area officer 4, Nat. FFA Convention 35 HR. officer 15 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Cross Country Qstatej 2,35 Boy's State 35 Merit's Who's Who 3. FTA 45 Bulldog staff 45 SC. 4. Ambition: To live, to learn, and to serve. Pearlie Jean Benjamin-Baseball 15 Volleyball 15 FHA 1,2,3. Ambition: To be a registered nurse. Cynthia Bigham-Bulldog staff 15 NHS parl. 25 S.C. alt. 1,2, 35 FHA 1,2,35 FTA 15 NYC 15 Football Sweetheart 45 Outstanding Citizen 45 Who's Who 45 Citizen of the Month 45 Badminton 3. Ambition: To become a pedia- trician. Linda Myers Blann-Health Careers 15 Band 2,35 DECA 4. Ambition: To be a better wife and mother to my family and to enjoy life. Terry Blaylock-Bulldog 2,3,45 Reporter 2, Asst. Ed. 3, ED. 45 S.C. 1,2,3,4, Corres. Sec. 2, TASC 2,3, CTSCA 1,2,3, 4: N.H.S. 3,4, Treas. 45 FTA 3,4. Sec. 45 Band 1,2,3,4, U.I.L. 1,25JCL 1,2, Latin Award 25 Devotionalist 35 Office Asst. 2,3,45 Class Sec. 35 Merit's Who's Who 3, Outstanding Teenager ofMarlin 4, Who's Who 45 Best All Around 45 Most Likely to Succeed 45 DAR nominee 45 Citizen of Month 45 Presidential Classroom 45 Ambition: To work for the future but enjoy each day. Beverly Bradley-FHA 1,2,3,45Choral 15 Volleyball 1,25 junior Citizens 3,45Track 15 V.I.C.A. 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Baseball 1,25 C.C's 45 Hr. Rep. 3,45Ambition: To join the W.A.F.C. Tim Bratcher-Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 152,35 Football 25 Bulldog 4: Hr. V.P. 15 Ambition: To become a coach or a Math teacher. Donna Breitkreutz-Band 1,2,3,45 D.E. 45 Choral 15 Ambi- tion: To become a nurse. Dorothy Breitkreutz-Pep Squad 1,2,3,45 Health Careers 25 Bulldog 45 Ambition: To become a nurse. 2 William Broadus-Letterman's Club5 Track 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Basketball 15 Spanish Club 15 FTA 45 Bulldog 45 HR. Officer 2,35 Ambition: To become an engineer. Jerry Brooks-FFA 1,2,3, V.P. 15 Football 15 Choral 15 Am- bition: To be a color T.V. repairman. Mike Brown-Basketball 1,2,35 Track 25 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Bulldog 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 U.I.L. Drama 1,25 Ready Writing 25Top Magazine Salesman 35 Ambition: To do my best in my future work and to help other people help themselves. Jacqueline Brush-Mt. Lebanon High School 1,25 Student United Nations 1,25 FNA 25 FHA 15 S.C. 3:Hf- Sec. 45 Chorus 1,25 Track 25 Viesca Photographer 45 FFA Sweet- heart 45 Ambition: M.S. in nursing. John Burleson-FFA 1,2,4, Officer 15Choral 15 NYC 35 Class Officer 15 Ambition: To go to college. Cindy Cantrell-FHA 1,25 Pep Squad 2,35 Leader 4 5 D.E. 35V.I.C.A. 45Sec. 45Band 15 Susi Cantu-Pep Squad 1,2,3,45 FHA 15Teen Gardeners 15 VOE 45 OEA 45 Spanish Club 45 Ambition: To be Happy Mary Jo Carey-FHA5 Choral5 Favorite 15 Ambition: To be a teacher. Nora Chamblee-Pep Squad 1,2535 Volleyball 2: FHA 1,2, 35 VOE 45 D.E. 35 Ambition: To go to college and become a secretary. Debbie Chane-FHA 1,2,45 Teen Gardeners 1,45 Pep Squad 15 Ambition: To succeed in life. Jay4Chatmas-S.C. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2.3.45JCL 1,25 Bull- dog, Viesca Photographer 1,2,3,45 NHS 3,45 Merit's Who's Who 35 Most Likely To Succeed 45 Who's Who 43 Mary Chismar-FHA 1,25 Pep Squad 25 Choir 25 FTA Tutor 35 Band 3,45 OEA 45 Bulldog 45 Girl Scouts 2,3,45 Ambi- tion: To be independent and successful. Brenda Coffey-Band 1,2,3,45 Hr. Pres. 35 Class V.P.5 FTA 3,45 Spanish Club 15 Office Asst. 35 Ambition: To help make others happy. jeff Cohn-Football 15 Basketball 15 Track 1,25 Ambition: To be a rich and happy bachelor. Teresa Connor-FHA 1,25 Health Careers 15 Teen Gardeners 1,25 Pep Squad 1,25 DECA 45 Ambition: To go to a beautician's school. Shannon Criswell-Band 1,2,3,45 U.I.L. 1,25 Bulldog Feature Editor 45 S.C. 35 C.T.S.C.A. 35 FTA 35 Class Reporter 15 V.P. 35 Hr. Officer 1,25 Baylor Field Day 35 Most Athle- tic 45 Office Asst. 2,35 Library Asst. 45 CC's 45 Spanish Club 15 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Head 35 Ambition: To attend Texas Tech. Alfred James Davis-Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25Track 1,25 Most Athletic 1,45 FFA 1,25 Band 15 Volleyball 35 Hr. Pres. 45 Choral V.P. 45 Ambi- tion: To be a coach in football, basketball, and baseball. Cathy Davis-Band 2,3,45 Spanish Club 15 S.C. alt. 2, re . 3,45 FTA 3,45 Office Asst. 35 CC's 45 Friendliest 45 Cfass Reporter 45 Ambition: Always to be happy and to help others. Lynne Davis-Band 1,2,3,45 Rep 45 S.C. 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 15 FTA 35 Bulldog rep. 45 Homecoming Queen 25 Class Most Beautiful 25 Falls Relay Princess 25 Class Pres. 35 Ambition: To help others. Sfruggbug Uzrouglf Wayne Derry-FFA 1,2,3,43 Chp. Conducting Team 1,2,33 Grass and Land judging Team 1,2,33 Houston Calf Scram- ble 13 Star Green Hand 13 Star Chapter Farmsg Lone Star Farms3 Band 1,2,3,43 U.I.L. 2,33All-Dist. 43 All- Reg. 43 All Senior Honor Band 43 Basketball 1,33 Most Musical 43 Whos Who 43 Best All-Round 43 Ambition: Professional musician or engineer. Ava Jane Dickens-Band 1,2,3,43 Tres. 43 U.I.L. 1,2,3,4Q Stage Band 1,23 Viesca Art Editor 2,33 Editor 43JCL 2g Songleader 23 S.C. 1,2,3,43 CTSCA lg NHS 3,43 Rept. 43 Class Reporter 33 Hr. Sec-Tres. 43 FTA 3,43 Pres. 43 Tutoring 43 DAR Award 43 Homecoming Queen 43 Whois Who 43 Most Artistic 43 Outstanding Teenager of America Nominee 43 Citizen of Month 43 Presidental Classroom 43 CC's 4g Ambition: Always to love, trust, and try to understand. Patricia Diles-FHA 1,2,33 Choral 1,23 Spanish Club 43 N.Y.C. 4. Ambition: To be a Social Worker. Tony Ding-rando-JCL 1,23 Choir 1,2Q Band 1,2,3,43 U.I.L. 2,33 Stage Band 1,23 Bulldog 33 Office Asst. 33 NHS 3,43 Pres 43 S.C. 43 FTA Historian 43 Class Favorite 4g CC's 43 Ambition: To attend Texas Tech University and secure a degree which would enable me to become an accountant. Barry Dresner-Football 1,2,3,43 Honorable Mention A11- Zone 43 Bulldog Heart Award 43 Track 1,23 Tennis 2g Spanish Club lg CC's 4, Officer 4g Letterman's Club 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Ambition: To get a degree. Jerry Drews-Football 1,2,3,43 Capt 43 Track 1,33 Letter- man's Club 2,3,43 Spanish Club 13 Nominee Favorite 13 Hr. Tres. 1, V.P. 3g Ambition: To make the best oflife in the future. Sam Edwards-Football 1,2,3,43 Letterman's Club 3,43 Honorable Mention A11-Zone 4g FTA 3,43 Merit's Who's Who 43 Boy's State 43 Class Most Handsome 23 Hr. Of- ficer 33 Ambition: Receive and make successful use of what life offers. Danny Elfrez-Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,23 Letterman's Club 3,43 Spanish Club 13Sec. 13 FFA 13 Hr. Officer 1,2,33 Choral 33 FTA 3,4Q Rept. 43 CC's 43 Best Groom- ed 43 Ambition: To be happy, while accomplishing my goals. Wanda Estelle-FHA 1,2,3, reporter 13 S.C. 13A Capella Choir 13B.T.V. Queen 13Class Favorite lg 4-H 2,31 Viesca 43 FTA 43 CC's 43 Nominee Who's Who 4. Am- bition: To go to college and major in sociology. Doyle Ethridge-Bulldog 43 HR. officer 1,3,43 SC lg Favpr- ite 33 Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2Q Basketball 13 F.T.A. 3,43 CC's 43 V.P. 43 Viesca 43 Ambition: To be happy and to succeed in life. Nunzio Falco-Band 1,2,3,43 F.T.A. 3,43 Spanish Club lg Choir 1,23Ambition: I plan to attend Sam Houston State University for two years and then transfer to a larger school. Jean Fischer-Band 1,2,3,43 U.I.L. 1,2,33 Majorette 2,3: Drum Major 43 Twirling Contest 1,2,3,43 F.T.A. 3, Serg. at Arms 43 Tutoring3 S.C. lg Alt. 23 Parliaman. 4g C.T.S. C.A. 3,43 CC's 43J.C.L. 13 Viesca 3, Copy Editor 43 HR. officer 1,23 Class V.P. 2g Broadcaster 43 Who's Who 43 Most Sincere 43 D.A.R. Nom. 43 Lion's Club Sweet- heart 23 4. Ambition: To make the most of any sit- uation and to be concerned for others. Zfaur Uzemc . Paul Forest Fitte-Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,33 Wittiest 43 Who,s Who nom. 4: CC's 43 Bulldog staff 4. Ambi- tion: To be a veterinarian. , Charlotte Frazier-Team Gardeners 1,2, Sec. 33 Health Car- reers 13866. 23 FHA 1, Hist. 2, Treas. 3: Pep Squad 1,45 Ambition: Nurse or Lab. Tech. Chloe Ann FriudenbergvFHA lg Treas. 23 Health Careers Club 13 V.P. 13 Spanish Club lg HR. V.P. 23 OEA 4, V.P. 4g Sr. Girl Scouts 2,3,43 Ambition: To acheive a deep understanding of nature, love, and Christianity. Tom Garcia-Spanish Club lg Bulldog staff 43 Ambition: To become a Lawyer. Rickey Garrett-Football 1,2,33 Track 1,2,3, Regional 2, Letterman's Club 1,2,33 HR. Pres. 13 HR Treas. 2,33 Spanish Club 23 FTA 33 Handsome nom. 1,33 Favorite nom. 1,2,33 Class Favorite 3g Friendliest 4g Bulldog 4. Ambition: Business, strictly Business. Leona Gilbert-FHA 13 Girl Scouts 2,3,43 Pep S uad 33 VOE 4g Ambition: Live happy and meaningfiil life. Diane Gistinger-Band 1,2,3,43 V.P. 33JCL 1,2, HR. officer 1,23 Class Reporter 23 UIL Band 1,2,3,43 S.C. 1,2,3,43 CTSCA 1,23 FTA 3,4, Treas. 43 Class Favorite 2,3,43 Citizen of the Month 43 Nom. Outstanding Teenager 43 Viesca 4g Who's Who 43 Best Personality 43 Cheerleader 3, Head 43 FTA 3,4, Tutoring 3,43 Nom. Football Sweetheart 4. Ambition: To reach the goals I set for myself and to be happy in making others happy. William Goeke-FFA 1,2,3,43 Coop. AGR. 3,43 Ambition: Work on a ranch. Tommy Goodrich-Band 1,2,3,43 U.I.L. 13Football 1,23 Track 13 Spanish Club lg F.T.A. 3,43 Boyis State 33 Texas Nuclear Science Symposium 33 Merit's Who's Who 3,43 CC's 43 HR. officer 33 N.H.S. 43 Citizen ofthe Month 43 Most Likely to Succeed 4. Ambition: Univ. of Texas graduate. Harold Gorman-NYC 1,23 FFA 1,2,33 HR. Treas. 13 Choral 13 Track 13 Basketball 13 Football 13 Volleyball Ca . 1,2. Ambition: Control Tower Operator of Aircrag Maintainence Specialist in U.S. Navy. Rickey Bob Grams-Band 1,2,3,43 S.C. lg Basketball 13 Track 1g HR. officer 43 Spanish Club 13 Ambition: To be happy and secure. Linda Graves-Pep Squad 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,3,43 NHS 4g Choir 1,2,33JCL Pres. Pam Griffith-Spring Branch High School 1,2,33 YCF 1,2, 3QAY 1,2,33 FHA 3,43 Band 1,2,33 Kappa Chi 2,3,43 Delta Phi 3,43 Spirit of the Hill 3,43 Footlight Players 1,2,33 Yellow Jacket salesman 1,2,33 HR. Pres. 1,2,3. Ambition: Be an interior decorator. Scott Hay-Football 1,2,3,43 Capt. 4, Hon. Mem. All-Dis- trict 43 Basketball lg Track 13 Most Handsome 3,43 Fa- vorite 1, Fav. Nom. 2,3,43 Best Personality 43 Who's Who nom. 43 OEA Sweetheart 43 Letterman Club 2,3,43 Spanish Club 13 FTA 3,43 Library Assis. 43 HR. officer 1,2,3,43 Viesca 4. Ambition: To be happy and get as much as possible out oflife. Robert Henderson-Basketball 1,2,33 Football 1,2,33 FFA 1,2Q Choral 1,3,43 HR. Pres. lg Handsome nom. 1. Clifton Hill-FFA 1,23 FTA 3,43 DECA 43 Bulldog staff 4. Ambition: Pro-football player. 113 Striving fa Succeed . . Nanette Hooks-Band 1,2,3,45 U.I.L. 15 Class Sec. 15 HR. officer 2,3,45 Viesca 2,3,45 J.C.L. 1, Pres. 25 FTA 3,45 Tutoring 45 SC 1,2, Treas. 3,4, CTSCA 2,35 NHS 3,45 Who's Who 4. Citizen of Month, 45 Ambition: To put others first. Rose Hrynyk-FHA 1,2,3,45 Teen Gardeners 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Award of Merit 2,35 Ambition: To be a Peace Corps volunteer. Ruby Huitt-FHA 1,2,3,45 Choral 15 Ambition: To finish school, go a few years in business school and get ajob. Anderson Humphrey-Football 1,25 Track 1,25 Choir 3,45 Voc. AG. 1,2. Ambition: My ambition in life is to go ahead into higher education and succeed in life. Wesley Wayne Humphrey-Class Pres. 1,45 HR. Pres. 35 FFA 1,45 FTA 3,45 SC. 1,45 Parl. 15 Football 15 Band 15 Forensic Club 15 Spanish Club 1,25 Choral 25 4-I-I 1,2,3,45 CC's 45 Boy Scout 1.25 UIL Debate 15 ICO 15 Parl. 2,3,45 NYC 3,45 NHS 45 Broadcaster 35 Challenge team 3, alt. 45 Most Outstanding Citizen 45 Most Likely to Succeed 15 Most Studious 15 Most Brilliant 15 Library Assis. 45 Bulldog Rep. 45 Who's Who nom. 4. Ambition: To be a Pharmacy Instructor. Charlie Jackson Jr.-Band 15 Choral 15 Football 1,2,35 FFA 1,2,35 HR. Treas. 2. Ambition: To be a great automotive mechanic. Gail Jackson-Health Career Club 15 FHA 1,25Teen Garden- er 2. Ambition: To be successful. Lynda Jefferson-FTA 3,45 Choral Club Pres. 45 Science Club 1. Ambition: To become an Airline Receptionist. -Ierryln I-ones-Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,45Track 1.35 Choral 1,45 FFA 1,2,3,45 HR. Treas. 4. Luella Elizabeth Jones-Class Sec. 15 FHA 1,2,35 Football Sweetheart 15 UIL Speech5 Choral 1, Track 15 Baseball 1. Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse. Jane King-Volleyball 1,25 Spanish Club 15 S.C. 2,35 S.C. Homecoming rep. 3, HR. officer 1,25 FTA 3,4, FTA Tutor 45 FHA 1,25 Viesca staff 4: Viesca Homecoming rep. 45 Librarian Asst. 3,45 Who's Who nom. 4, CTSCA 1, 25 NYC 35 Girl Scouts 2,3,45 YWA member. Ambition: To be a Speech Therapist. Pam King-Band 1,2,3,45 UIL 1,2,3,45 Health Careers 1,25 FHA 1,2,3,45Sec. 2, Pres. 35 YWA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 451st VP of Girl Scouts5 SPB 45 S.C. 1,2,35 Alt. 45 HR. V.P. 25 HR. Sec. 3. Ambition: To go to college and study nursing. Sheila Kenney-S.C. 15 alt. 35 CTSCA 35 Class officer 15 HR. Sec. 25 Pres. 45 FTA 3,45 FHA 15 Choral 15 Viesca staff 45 Band 15JCO 45 SRA 45 Ambition: To become a better worker for the preservation of mankind. To hold a key to the lock of love, truth, honesty, understanding and peace. Debby Krumnow-Volleyball 15 FHA 1,2,35 Teen Gardeners 1,2,35 ICT 45 Baylor Field Day 2,35 Pep Squad 15 Ambition: Go to college and become a computor pro- grammer then get married and raise a big family. Gary Krumnow-FFA 1,2,3,45 FFA officer 25 Coop Ag. 3, 4. Ambition: To do ranch work. Douglas Kupper-Football1,2,3,45Track 1,25 HR. Pres. 25 FTA 25 Outstanding Teenager 35 Wlro's Who Among 114 American High School Student 35 Letterman's Club 45 Challenge '71. Ambition: To be able to think. Doyle Kupper-Spanish Club 15 FTA 3,45 Tutor 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 15 Bulldog Staff 35 Sports Editor 45 Challenge '70-'715 Library Asst. 45 Letterman's Club 45 Ambition: To be me. Goldie Lee-4-H Pres of Emerson Editiong Acapella Choir 1,2,35 pianists-2 yrs.5 Pres. of MWWC, FHA5 Baseball5 N.Y.C.5JCO5 Ambition: To become a top musician: expert in the art of music. Dennis Long-Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,35 Pep Squad Sweetheart 35 Most Sincere 45 Ambition: To graduate from Baylor University, and to be a better American than the usual American. Pat Macha-FFA 1,2,35 Ambition: Go to college and study in some technical field and after college be some type of technician. Sammy Macha-Football 15 FFA 1,2,3,45 V.P. 25 Sentinel 45 Ambition: To find success and happiness. Frances Magouirk-FHA 1,2,35 Pep Squad 1,2,3,45 Officer 25 OEA 45 Project Chairman, Teen Gardeners 25 VOE 45 Ambition: To make my life as successful as I can and to make someone a good wife. Bobby Meisch-Band 1,2,3,45Track 25 Tennis 45 S.C. 1,2,35 Bulldog 2,45 Hr. V.P. 1,35 FTA 45 Ambition: To find what it takes to be a success in life and be one. Brenda Martin-Volleyball 15 Pep Squad 3,45 OEA Pres. 45 NHS 45 S.C. 45 Hr. Sec. 25 Ambition: To be a Psychiatrist Sandra Massington-S.C. 15 FHA 1,25 FTA 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Choral 15 Hr. Sec 45 Hr. Tres. 2,35 Polly McKinley-Class Tres. 15 Hr. Tres. 15 Hr. V.P. 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Rep. 35 Stage Band 1,25 All-Dist. Band 1,2,3,45All-Reg. Band 1,3,45 U.I.L. 1,2,3,45 State Solo Contest 2,35jCL 1,25 Sec. 15 Bulldog 15 Viesca Art Ed- itor 45Tennis 1,2,3,45 All-Dist. 15 Queen of Marlin 45 Citizen of Month 35 Who's Who Nominee 45 Asst. Organ- ist Presbyterian Church5 Most Musical 45 Football Sweet- heart Nominee 45 Ambition: To major in Qappliedj music. Norma Matthews-FHA 3,45 Pianist 45 Singing Marlinette 45 Teen Gardeners 3,45 V.P. 45 NHS 45 Library Asst. 45 Most Scholarly 43 Bulldog News Editor 45 Ambition: To be- come a certified public accountant. Kathleen Moore-Hr. V.P. 1,2,45 Hr. Pres. 35 Band 2,3,45 Spanish Club 15 FTA 3,45 Office worker 45 Most Depen- dable 45 Whofsi Who nominee 45 Class Sec. 45 Bulldog 45 Alternate Majorette 45 Ambition: To attend Sam Hous- ton State University and succeed in life. Glynn Murphy-Band 15 FFA 1,2,45 Choir 35 Spanich Club 15 Ambition: Whenl finish school, I want to become a professional Welder. I also want to go to college and further my education. Mike Nehring-FFA 1,2,35 Choral 35 I.C.T. 45 Ambition: To be in Uncle Sam's Army. Donald Newmann-FFA 1,2,35 NHS 3,45 Hr. Officer 1,45 Most Artistic 45 Ambition: Go to McClennan Communi- ty College and start off as an architect or Data Processor. jimmy O'Neal-FFA 1,2-,35 Star Greenhand Award5 Chap- ter farmerg Lone Star Farmer Award5 I.C.T. 45 Serg. of arms5 Ambition: To become an Auto Mechanic. and Making JL! Jimmy Palasota-Band 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45Track 15 Bas- ketball 15 FTA 3,45 S.C. 45 Hr. Business Advisor 45 DE V.P. 45 Explorer Pres. 45 C.Y.O. Pres. 45 Broadcaster 45 Who's Who nominee 45 Ambition: To finish college at Sam Houston and then enjoy life. Billy Peeler-Ambition: I am planning to go to MCC and plan to major in Mechnical Drawing. And then try to be a success in life and business. Mary Kay Pharis-S.C. 1,2, Sec. 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Class V.P. 15Spanish Club 15 Hr. Officer 1,2,3,45 Class Tres. 25 Homecoming Princess 15 Class Beautiful 15 Library As- st. 25 Falls Relay Princess 25 Football Sweetheart 25 FFA Sweetheart 35 FTA 3,45 NHS 3, Sec. 45 Office Asst. 45 Bulldog Typist 45 Cheerleader 45 Who's Who 45 Ambition: To major in special education and learn to love and understand people for what they really are. Mary Susan Piper-St. joseph Ogden transfer5 G.A.A, 2,35 S.C. 2,35 Sec5 Newspaper Sta f 2,3,45 Business Manager: Annual staff 25 International Club 2,3, Pres. 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Increased Responsibility 1,3,45 Senior Attendent Homecoming 45 FTA 45 Junior Play5 Drama Club. Am- bition: To be a nurse and do research for Muscular Dystrophey. Ted Powell-Football 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 FTA 3,45 Hr. Of- ficer 1,2,45 Eagle Award 25 God and Country Award 15 Spanish Club 15Track 15 CC's 45 V.P.5 Ambition: To get into one of the fields of law at Sam Houston State University and then complete school at the University of Texas. David Pyland-S.C. 3,45 alt. 1, V.P. 45JCL 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Hr. V.P. 25 Viesca asst. sports editor 35 Hr. Pres. 45 Who's Who 45 Explorer Pres.5 Eagle Scout, God and Country Award5 Nat'l Gold Medal of Honor5 Boy Scout Sr. Patrol Leader5 FTA 45 Tennis 45 Ambition: To finish college and live a peaceful, happy, and successful life. Minella Ramsey-FHA 1,35 Pep Squad 1,2,45 Rep. 4, Tres. 45 VOE 4. Program committee 45 Ambition: I plan to make a happy life for me and my husband. I plan to go to Business School later on. Linda Rochell-FHA 1,2,35 Teen Gardeners 35 Tres. 35 Librarian 35 OEA 45 Pep S uad 45 Ambition: To work and go to business -school fbr a while, then get married. jam? Roppolo-ICT 3,45 Ambition: To be a success in li e. Dorothy Shaw-Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,25 Spanish Club 45 S.C. 15 FHA 1,25 Class Chaplain 15Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse or to major in the field of music. Valerie Shaw-Band 1,2,3,45 Music 35 FHA 1,2,45 NYC 45 Most Neat 15 Most Lady-Like 15 Ambition: To do until there is nothing more to be done. Debra Shelton-FHA 1,2,35 Teen Gardeners 2,35 Sec. 35 Pep Squad 15 I.C.T. 45 Ambition: To become a R.N. johnny Simpson-Band 1,2,3,45 Choral 1,25 S. C. 3,45 Hr. Pres. 15 Tres. 3 Friendliest 45 FTA 3,45 Who's Who nominee 45 Office Worker 35 Eagle Scout 45 God and Country Award 35 Ambition: To Make other people IHPPY- James Soders-Most Dependable 45 CC's 45 FTA 3,45 Band 15 Choir 25 S.C. 15-ICO 3,45 Hr. Officer 1,2535 Viesca 45 Who's Who nominee 45 SRG 45 SRA 45 SRA officer 45 Ambition: To further my education and become a financial genius or major in Social Studies and become a teacher. Betty jewel Steele-Band 25 FHA 1,2,45 Choral 45 Pearl Taylor-Freshman Sweetheart 15 FHA 1,2,45 Inter- scholastic League 15 Hr. Sec. 15Track 15Ambition: To become a fashion model Gail Thornhill-Band 1,2,3,45 S.C. 1,2,3,45 Tres 45 FTA 3,45 UIL 1,2,3,45 Class Tres. 35 Hr. Officer 1,45 CTSCA 1,2,45 FTA Tutoring 3,45 Spanish Club 15 Viesca Typist 4 Wittiest 45Who's Who nominee 45 Senior Honor Band 45 Baylor Field Day 35 Office Asst. 45 Ambition: To major in physical education and lead others in the way of self improvement. Kay Tobias: Bulldog rep. 45 FHA 1,2,35 Ambition: to be happy. . 1 Randy Troup-Spanish Club 15 Boy Scout 15 Vlesca 45 Ambition: Accountant for a big company like Pied Piper Ice Cream Company. Shirley Tucker-FHA 1,2,35 Teen Gardeners 1,2,35 Pep Reporter 1,2,35 Health Careers 15 Number Sense 15 OEA 45 Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4. Ambition: To be happy and successful. Shervy Vanderbilt-Football 15 Basketball 25 FFA 1 Am- bition: To become an airline pilot. EmilyVanegas-Spanish Club 15 Who's Who Nominee 4. Ambition: Is to go to college and try to finish. My major will be in business. Linda Walker: Volleyball 1, Pep Squad 1,45 FHA 2,35 Teen Gardeners 35 Health Careers,35 Library Asst. 2,35 HR. Officer 2,35 Office Asst. 45 Devotional 3,45 OEA Club 45 Viesca 45 Girl Scouts 2,3,4. Ambition: To reach out and hel others and make them happy. Linda Washington-FHA 1,2,45 NYC 35 Ambition: Finish school and I plan to enter TWU and major in business. Philip Weathers-john H. Reagan 1,2,35 Gym 2,35 German Band 35 Choir 2,35 Latin Club 2,35Track 45 Band 1,2,3, 45 Ambition: To become an Electronics Engineer. Debra Weatherspoon-FHA 1,2,3,45 Tres. 15 Band 15 Hr. Officer 2,3,45 S.C. alt. 45 FTA 3,45 Viesca 3,45 CC's 45 Favorite nominee 35 4-H 1,2,3,45 Gold Star Girl 25 ICO 2,3,45 Devotionalist 45 Who's Who nominee 45 SRA 45 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Candy Striper 2,3,45 Ambition: I plan to further my education by continuing to go to school. I plan to go in some field that will help others. Brenda Williams-FHA 1,2,3,45 Pres. 1,2,45 V.P. 35 Band 1, 3,45 UIL5 Hr. Pres. 2,45 Viesca 3,45 FTA 3,45 NHS 3,45 Science Club 15 Acapella choir 1,45 S.C. 1,45 IZ Girl 2,3, 45 Who's Who nominee 45 Ambition: I am going to college and major in interior design. After attaining my degree, I should like to work as an interior designer. Mary Williams-FHA 1,35 VOE 45 OEA 45 NYC 45 Ambition: To be success in what ever life has to offer. and to be- come' a nurse. Mildred Woodson-FHA 1,25 NYC 45 Ambition: When I finish, I hope to study at McKinney College in Mc-V Kinney, Texas, or in Tyler, Texas. Elizabeth Wornat-Band 1,2,3,45 UIL 1,2,3,45 S.C. 1,2,45 Alt. 3 Corres. Sec. 45 CTSCA 45 Class Sec. 25 Hr. Officer 25 Favorite nominee 15 Health Careers Club 25 FHA 1,35 FTA 3,4 Library Asst. 2,35 Girl Scout 2,3,45 Ambition: Icplan to attend college and try to make the most of my e ucation. 115 , wx -1- .wssxiszamvwalf wmwzspfemw-:mm-aufmulln wemmsr4wvfwfW,.V,,M,w-Nm:zz-Q-mm,mnhw ,V -.Mn 5 22 ai: SZ FT an 2 55 S 55 3 Q Q ii 2 if fs lv if E1 1 K X 5 L 2 fwilmu-W ' ' L A Wa' . , ,.,, q.,Lqv, i iv .. , , W, i 5 .:,,6:fwffrsnfa.xx-iw, L.-,f .manemfp -ff ,Qi f - - - - -f 1 1 E 5 gf 5 sf 2 ii! ? S Q im sq S K: E 1 A 5 35 ii P 51 5 5, E E if LK s L 1M,.YfW.mmiwwnwwmwWwfWfW- i -fky ,.w1wQwnwmqwmmm.w.-zxwri-ww - f .V , - x K, . xvzaffww H -fm 55-1:fiff1ff2g,f5,3fsQyUpg-K V: I Aw, David, come on. It's for a good cause. Sizing her up! Guess who broke their graduated cylinder? ,. -v Wire thc' 611155 Uzafis' l6'vk1 and Crue: Wire thc' 6111.95 af '72 I Junior Officers: President-Edward Kubicek Vice President-Mike Torbett Secretary-Nadean Jones T r-Ro er Ke s g Y R p Lis Edwards Debbie Adams Joyce Adams Nancy Adams Janie Aguilar Gloria Alaman Milton Albright Debra Anderson Oliver Archie John Arms Willie Bensen Betty Berezoslci Ivory Berry Vicki Blaylock Janis Bolin Durwood Bonner Olivia Bradley Vernell Bradley Deone Burns Lester Burrell Paula Burrell Robert Bussell Robert Butler Phyllis Castens Alton Cephus Clifton Cephus Patricia Chavers Cindy Childs Sandy Childs Pam Clem Gail Cohn Ida Cooper Lois Corpora Kathy Criswell James Cross David Daniel earing the Cap as junivrs Zifarzrzzrzg Zfrfur hrs! Want and . Vandessa Daniel Barbara Davis Gloria Davis Debra Dieterich Diana Dieterich Lawrence Diles Pat Dingrando Judy Dixon Duane Drews Mary Duarte Annie Edwards Lis Edwards Ann Falco James Funderburk Charles Galbreath Ernestine Garcia David Garrett Frankie Garrison Gail Glass Maria Gomez Alfred Gorman Myron Harden Willie Hawkins Brenda Hayes Donnie Hegefeld Scott Henderson Cindy Herring Martha Hicks Larry Hogg Joyce Ann Hopkins Gary House Debbie Howerton Ann Huff Clarence Humphrey Shirley Irvin Richard Janeke Frank Jennings Gail Johnson Larry Johnson Nadean Jones jeffie jones Nathaniel Jones Vera jones Alvin Jordan Nelvin Jordan Betty Lou Kendrick Jimmy Kersten Roger Keys Betty Killough Ben Kirk Ruth Konz Edward Kubicek Sandra Kunkel Bob Kurtz Tom Lanfer Barbara Lang Robert Langley Lester Laventon Billy Lawton Bobby Lessman Charles Lewis joe Lewis Larry Lewis Louis Locke Floyd Lofton Patricia Lynn Wanda Lynn Verna Massington Joe Maxwell Bennie Mayes Having .7f Win . . . Getting Measured for 611155 Kings Terry McBee Raymond McDaniel David McRae Sandy Melendez Helen Kay Miers Milton Mills Larry Mitchell Dennis Mulsow James Monos Christol Nelson Clifford Neumann Debbie Neumann Robert Nutt Sherri Olson Roy Papendorf Gloria Parsons Rebecca Parsons Deborah Pate Patricia Pattison Carolyn Phillips Joe Pierce Malcolm Piper Victor Randazzo Bill Range Carol Rasco James Ratliff Greg Ray Liz Richardson John Rincon Susan Rivera Esther Rogers Betty Rogers Dora Salas Larry Sanders Billy Scheler Barbara Shaw James Shaw Bill Shelton Kay Sherman Barbara Shields Jodie Shook Ricky Shook Curtis Smith Eddie Smith joe Soto Debbie Stein Danny Stephens Carolyn Stewart Danny Stone Donald Sulak Steven Swinnea Ronnie Thomas Kathy Thompson Mike Torbett Carolyn Torgerson Charles Tyrone Alan Unell Cathy Vann Robert Walker Jerry Ward Ben Washington George Washington Lonnie Washington Patricia Washington Johnny Wasylyszyn Ricky Watson Timothy Weathers Curtis Weatherspoon Cathy Webb Nell Weiting and Hdping your Wager Wan? GFUW Keahking 21011 're az Senior' Sally Welch Cynthia WCYZC1 Mike White .L Tony Willars Viola Williams i f Alfred Wilson Willie Wilson Vivian Woodson Chris Woychesin Linda Young QR , . ,...,,,. :E- ' 1: i 1 KH-f1.2i,E' wai l: gy J sifesvaiaeeg 1' - s- W Y f El Ile Olll'l 5 ,lisiielgleisis l r, ' , ' .S .y as new ' A ,- Waime a? wsu ge, , -'waawsqfs ,ir . - -wil -f ag - , ' xl? ef Not Pictured: Senetta Appleton, Ronnie Barker, Charles Bone, Clinton Dodd, Marvin Griffin, Carl Gude, Cynthia Kiker, Lenell Kirk, Sylvia Martinez, Hubert Monk, Barbara Payne, Freddie Stewart, Jerry Taylor, Noyal Wesley, Charles Williams, Charles Wilson, Carl Zephyr. junior sponsors: Bottom row: Mrs. Latriece Cross, Miss Gloria J. Hennington, Mrs. Jewel Dorsey, Miss Mary C. Smith. Top row: Mrs. Georgia Schmid, Mrs. Ann Niederer, Mrs. Ella M. Springfield, Mrs. Caroline Holt Wwe thc' Hes! tv Safer l6'c1 Wwe the 611155 :ff . W, 173' E I E Sophomore Officers: President-Willis Williams Vice-President-Beverly Garrett Secretary-Sherri Baker Treasurer-Estine Williams you Hecame Zzmzhar as ll Saphamm' . Tommy Alexander Bonnie Archie Judy Ardnt Sherri Baker Steve Baker Phyllis Ballman Jenny Barganier Lawrence Barnes Willie Baysinger Keith Bee Jesse Beltran Johnny Beltran Glenda Berry Travis Bigham Cora Bledsoe Sammy Blocker Sandra Bohanna Faye Boyd Sandra Brooks Larry Brothers Larry Brown Alice Burksaitis Billie Fay Burlesson Janie Cantu Jane Carter Julian Castillo Al Childs Olin Christian Sharon Clark Ernest Caly Pat Clem Gail Coleman Jenny Collier Judy Collier Carmen Contreras Patricia Cook Paul Cross Rueben Cuevas Becki Cunningham Dorothy Daniel yelling Loudesf Af Pep ktlfffb' Tony Davila Linda Davis Tommy Davis Jackie Dawson Johnny Delgrate Frank Denena Betty Davis Frankie Dingrando Linda Durden Billy Edward Dottie Edwards Sheila Edmonds Laura Elfrez Francine Falsone Cindy Fannin David Fedro Dave Fitte Charles Foster Sharon Frazier Beverly Garrett Harry Geib Ronnie Gistinger Lanie Glasscock Steven Glockzin Mike Goeke Debbie Grogan Tony Guerrero Rhonda Harden Luella Holloway Shirley Humphrey Carrie Hurd Linda Hyde Mike Irwin Earnest Johnson Rodney johnson Bobby jones Pamela jones Rosell jones jo Ann, Kasner Rebecca Kluck 0 0 0 M-A saerree lf YL. . ,gal if fi- ., M55 ,- f fn Winning ine Spirit Stick . . E E 0 Sharon Kunkel Billy Kurtz Debra La Barbara Jeff Lake Charles Lang Linda Lang Patricia Lang Ray Lang Dean Lessman Beverly Lewis Linda Locke Joe Lombardo Bertha Lowe Bobby Lynn Susan Macha Carol Marek Cindy Martin Richard Martinez Rufus Martinez Virginia Martinez Gary Martyr Diana Mason Barbara Massington Giles Massington Gail Maxwell James McClain Donnie McMillan Delores McRae Burtran Mitchell Jack Mitchell Joan Mitchell Mary E. Modkins Kenneth Moore Estella Morin Ricky Muchow Sarah Murphy Cynthia Newman Gordon Newman Ralph Newton Mark Null Wzfhsfandzng Qvrmaldvlzydc Peggy Nutt Roger Nutt Larry Outland Rose Palasota Arthur Parker Shirley Payne Kay Phillips Francis Randazzo Robert Rhodes Wayne Richardson Gwen Robertson Slarcy Roddy Irene Roger Doris Roger Kenneth Rogers Freddie Runnels Joe Scaggs Clinton Screws Micky Severson Janice Shaw Ross Shook Evelyn Simpson Mark Slafka Marilyn Smith Kathy Soloman Linda Spears Sandra Stienke Moda Strieklin Bud Swinnea Rusty Tedrick Drew Thigpen Allen Toaster Perry Tobias Stanley Tomchessen Don Torgerson Debra Tubbs Donald Vasser Johnny Vanegas Lupe Vanegas James Washington Kccamzng an Zipper Elassmalaf Kenneth Washington Louis Washington Linda Wasylyszn Betty Weatherspoon Carolyn Wetherspon Carolyn Welch Charlene Williams Estine Williams Nelson Williams Willis Williams Glenda Wojchowski Allen Woods Raymond Wright Robert Wright Sharon Wright Richard Young Those not pictured Rosemarle Allan Charles Brooks Ray Davis Jimmy Fangman David Jackson, Betty Johnson Sophomore sponsors Bishop Williams Mrs Nell Barton Mrs Tennie Gardner Mrs Mary Emily McGregor, Mrs. Helen X Wwe Hatter Chan Any l5'c'fvrc2 Wwe the 611155 af '74, Freshman Officers: President-Tommy Webb Vice-President-Larry Luedke Secretary-Treasurer-Nancy Gay Garrett Reporter-Estine Williams yozfrc' zz 9rc'sl11mz14.f Karen Abel Rhonda Afinowicz Rosemary Alaman Alva Alexander Tommy Alfano Ricky Anderson Georgette Archie Charles Bailey Lynne Bankhead Deborah Bates Henry Benjamin Timothy Blann Faye Boucher Kenneth Breitkreutz LaVerne Brown Wanda Burleson Mark Burns Jimmy Cantu Dennis Carpenter Elizabeth Castillo Barbara Chavers Judy Christian Annie Clay Donald Cole Kathy Connor Theresa Corpora Billy Curtis Robert Dancy Sharon Daniel Velia Davilla Carl Davis Georgia Davis Harold Davis John Davis Pam Degrate Debbie Delleney Dell Delleney Rhonda Dieterich Freddie Diles jo Ann Diles Zomplefvy 1705! and Hmfzzsed Althea Dorsey Mary Ann Dunkum john Erskine Sharon Estelle Carl Falco Rosie Falco Michael Falsone Rosemary Falsone john Flores Patricia Franklin Sheryl Galhreath Judy Garner Benny Garrett Brad Garrett Don Garrett Gayle Garrett Nancy Garrett Stephanie Gilbert jessica Gistinger Scott Glass Susan Glockzin Cathy Gorman James Grams Elaine Gray Donna Greensage Valeria Gregory Dan Gude Charles Hadley Joe Mac Hale Gerald Hammer Cindy Harlan Melvin Hegefieicl Michael Hickman Linda Hines Brenda Holloway Jo Ann Hopcus Barbara Huff John Hughes Linda Hunnicutt Glenda Jackson Stumlflmg Jute the Wrong Klasswrfm . Eldredge Jefferson Jenny Jennings Bobby Joe jones L. V. Jones Pamela Jones Ronald jones Maurette johnson Carol Kendrick Martha Keys Arda King Gisele King Beatrice Kirk Ronnie Kleypas Ginger Kluck Larry Kroll Marlise Kupper Susan Landrum Billy Lang Helen Lang joe Lang Sharon Lang jackie Lee Linda Lessman Patricia Levels Frankie Lewis LarryLewis Jeanie Locke Sammie Lofton Louis Lopez Larry Luedke james Lynn Linda Lynn Paul Lyons Peggy Macha Floyd Manigo Doris Massington Mike Massington Johnnie Mayes Mary Mayes Laura McCoy yelling at lfaur Hrs! 276,11 Rally Janice McGruder Kenneth Meofudef Debbie McRae Danny McIntosh Becky Melendez Herb Messman Alma Milton Danny Mitchell Mike Mitchell Jean Money Lee Morrow Ernest Newton Joni Niemeyer Garland Nutt Libby Padilla Gary Parsons Wally Pecina Kim Phillips Willie Purdue Peggy Radle James Ranclazzo Willie Rayford Ulad Reed Kitty Reneau Alfred Richardson Steven Robles Billy Rogers Jerry Rosas Gwen Sanders Vicki Sandifer Connie Scruggs Barry Shaw Glenda Shaw Wanda Shaw Lonnie Shelley Roger Shelton David Shook Vicki Simpson Monica Smajstrla Earthie Smith Sfaufzmcrirzg Uzrvuglz I c' Alma ,Maier . . . A F ,S , ,lf 1 as Q gg ...H .,..,: Ellen Smith Raymond Smith Willard Smith Joyce Soloman Dana Sorenson Tony Soto Al Stein John Stewart Geroge Stuart Francis Stocks Phyllis Stone Terry Stone Steven Schneider Catherine Taylor Larry Trotter Sherry Tobias Mike Tobias Betran Tiller Irene Thomas Ira Thomas Charles Tucker Ruby Tyler Emma Tyrone Irene Vanegas Carol Vann Benny Venable Olivia Villarreal Charles Washington Jonathan Washington Leroy Washington Robert Washington Karen Wasylyszyn Scott Weathers Geroge Weatherspoon Tommy Webb Phyllis Wetzel Susan Wichcoski Dennis Williams Janice Williams Malcolm Williams and Keahkiug Wzfrc One Step Zlrfser Vallory Williams - Terrell wrlkey Sue Wood Larry Wornat L ,,.. ,. ,, Roy Wornat Gail Wright Michael Young Nelson Young Robert Young Not pictured: Sharon Bass, Thomas Blann, Lance Foster, Judy Holloway, Patty Holloway, La Verne Morrow, Bobby Pimpton, Joey Richardson, Roger Redder, Earnestine Taylor Freshman sponsors: Mrs. Doris Lumpkin, Miss Merry Berry, Mrs. Lois Hooker, Mrs. Sarah Norton, Dolphus Derry Mrs. Betty Watson, Ken Bachtal 4 4-1 uf' 4 Yiss, ia., imimwmsimwawmxammwzzsmwmr 0 1' 'Ulugh ' Season We I Daniel struggled hard. 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Open its 1 it THE VIEFSCA Y. 5 7 fi it ig 1 is si i i and Ava Jane Dickens Editor Compliments of SHARP'S SHELL A STATIGN WILSON BROTHERS . Tim Bratcher -Quality Clothes- 9. Debra Weatherspoon THREADGILDS JEWELERS Finejewelry since 1869 - Q , Y 'rf 18 5 i, Y it it PYLAND'S PRINTING sf SUPPLY . Terry Blaylock ' David PYland DRS YoUNG sf YoUNG BARRETT S Optometrists Wanda Estelle Cathy DQVIS MODEL LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Compliments of MODELETTE THE CHEQUERED DAISY Brenda Coffey Sharon A116211 EVAN 5 TIRE Insure Right SERVICE w1rh SAM DOLLAHITE 31 Ted Powell Frances Magouirk Com liments ROBERTSON FUNERAL HOME Comphmemsof AND TYLER LIFE INSURANCE 338 Commerce St Marlin Texas Phone 936 2501 W A Robertson Mortician Assistants Everett Grayson Eddie Smith John W Boston Charles Washington 74 Phillip Weathers Mrs E Claretha Robertson Lady Attendant B K AUTO SUPPLY 27 Douglas Kupper THE PALACE THEATRE For Your Best Entertainment 77 Charlotte Frazier 4 Q . 2 f A 5 13 ' - I . 83. 20. ' 86 . 17. 33. 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