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We grow, Mentally and spiritually, As Well as physically. ls Sala NIMH 'Q Wwsw lil' w Y W ww N all M W my i 4, l lL'l 'Q Ag ' NW. s H w,.,,,,, ,qw 'Wm i Lliiilglfiifs' E-l MZ' sg S55g'3gf ' U ?efYLmweQs 1' '7'Q'K 3' Cvwfn W 4X'Mv'7':' l W eJwfg2'E??w . jwffhiif, :im Q 12 if . ,Z ,X Ng, l Xww Moving on, Our horizons extend. We abandon our childhood illusions Once so essential to us. Moving on, We ascend the mountain ofmaturity, Overcoming each conflict For the sake of attaining a goal. Moving on, We strive for something. . . Relevancy and peace. We Search for symmetry with the universe . . A coherence with our fellow man. ,rs 1 F V Drawing of the new Marlin High School complex. As the sun sets on this Marlin High School building, with the dawn comes a vast awakening and a realization of a dream come true. That dream is the new high school. This old building, too, was once a dream come true for students not unlike ourselves. It had its be- ginning in 1917 under the architectural guidance of Fonzie E. Robertson. School board members at this time as listed on the cornerstone were: W. E. Hunnicutt, president, T. A. Cheeves, vice president, W. T. Goode, secretary, Tom Connally, J. G. Hollo- way, R. E. L. Tomlinson, J. C. Fountain, and A. C. Ferguson, superintendent. The school was originally built to house only 300 students, but Marlin's growth has made it necessary to extend the facilities. Through a successful bond election on March 6, 1971, this extension has been realized. Due to the efforts of students of Marlin High School and concerned citizens of Marlin, the issue passed favoring the construction of a new building. The new building will be located at the former E. G. Mier property at the east edge of the city limits. It will feature an auditorium, a gymnasium, and an area vocational-technical school. The new high school building will be carpeted, and air conditioned. Thus an era ends and an era begins for Marlin High School as we move on. ,GQ Q mfg 4 -in --my A ,, 4 ,M K W , wif' Nw x - .. x 3. J x E Ex I f 'M g X .f E 1 A Vg Q! 1 Fx a. A ,li ,, e 52' Q, We x fx s ff' , H 'iff -v' I I im 1 ' , si' ' 1 , o .5 ,W . .1 Min, 'X E. 0' xki ,, X I. ,A , ,W i W 4 'L '. ,,AA f - ., ff ff, f - Ni.: :iv-1' '5' R., .. ,. - da 1 f W .. , .Q - 5,5 4 H f K . ii 'N K-X 'W . 'z .f'.-g ss - Q: i 'i i i 1333? '- +- of , X 1 f ,, f . , AM ,ha W,-wx, 1. za K Q 'af - 'Ni 3 g af' jf' it g fi? ff Lf 5? X wr ,--A L 4 .,,. ., Q ui .R Q Q -X Y v 'vw , ' f ' :Q 4 f 'w X Pi .Q 3 s Q ix y Q 3 fmt , . U 5 , Q . F Q my kg 1 Q S - Q 3 fa s 1 ji w ni, ,Ai ' A 2 w xg ,1 'N EJ ? . V, K m v... 5 sw: i f 'i3?'fN'f? ' , VK ,1lb' f -if . , V Q '1 A D2 s Q , l . , Q, 6,-Lg,-, , 34 ' if ' 5, 1 if as 3.5 LT ? Q gi ,, ? .,.S, ? i . ,. .25 Vik f rV,kW, is Abkkh f H , . Q A',' ' .1 gh, 1 A? Q A A at 4 . A ' Q : 5 i if M1 gi M.. ,, In ,. ,gi-V K- 555' 4,51 ef ig, , , 3 J Sm. -.NH .arf Q A 3 v 'Q V, ff-ug ,cw . -, -- X S K A :. , ,iffy x o .--B T . w ,SW M. - ww 90-'11 ,a-gf ' a if ay f' P4 ,f 5' .i Y 1 LK , 29 ACTIVITIES ii 3 W i'2raae-av..-.. 1 Xi? 'O 1 Q .. , p L1i.g Qf f W ' f- i i '-sf' Qlfutgf- 141' J.fd.FEik,4a . A 0v3 '4:.qA' , P2 ,-' ,K ,fix 5. , Y E s ,ig -1- bf-Q Q ., NM-. Q AV.. .K THEY COME OF AGE Freshman become members ofthe high school band through a sticky initiation. The new style this year is feathers. V ll 'su 'fs an And I must borrow every changing shape to find expression. 4Thom as Eliot Q 17 as , X X gif: X E fysacaa l l 3 ll 2 f W 'Mx SPIRIT ENGULFS STUDENT BODY Pep rallies offer each student the opportum ty to express his school spirit and loyalty to the team. I 19 Fans followed the football team through moments of gloom and heights of enthusiasm. STUDENTS EXPRESS EMGTIONS HOMECOMING CLILMINATES WEEKS OF PREPARATION Hard work, high hopes, and tears ofjoy accompany the events ofhomecoming, the most awaited time of che year at MHS. , 4,4 i ig? gilff' 22 K A 3.4 4.A A I A. Confusion now hath made his masterpiece! -Shakespeare 49. lv JL 1. Napkin flowers tell the story of parade entries. 2. Seniors pre- pare sails for their Viking ship. 3. Cathy Webb and Wayne Hudler fluff flowers for the float. 4. Eager freshmen design their car. 5. Keith Bee adds finishing touches to the junior float. 6. Cheerleaders lead yells in front of the bonfire. 7. Deby Delleny receives instruc- tions for locker decorations from Carl Falco. 8. Sophomores hurry to finish their car. 9. Patricia Chavers represents the Bulldog staff. 10. juniors work to finish their locker decorations. 11. Cathy Vann rides the OEA float. 5 23 The moon shines bright: in such a night as this . . . Pre-game activities bring an -Shakespeare EMCTIONS RUN HIGH exciting day to a climax. 2.v A 3. 4.v n H, S. . v .r f 4 ' rgiiil 'QQ' Af ,i f -'K . ri i W t. .-ff -M . www i - A. , .A 5 ,g,,k 1 XM -V I ,Q A ,Ag ,Mhz ,N i SOVHUMGRE PRWCESS iVh7L? 3.5':fi Wifi- fi I Cx- JOQZ-7 JJKQJ, 9.7 1. Queen Kathy Criswell and escort Greg Ray how their heads during the invocation. 2. The band supports the queen, the princesses, and the escorts. 3. Carolyn Stewart is named football sweetheart. 4. Lis Edwards graces the Viesca car. 5. jo Ann Diles rides the sophomore car. 6. Kathy Criswell proudly sails the senior ship. 7. Estine Williams represents the junior class on the prize winning float. 8. Lou Ann Shields rides the third-place freshman car. 9. The FTA car, ridden by Mary Beth Schultz, Caro- lyn Stewart, and Jo Ann Kasner, wins second place. 10. Antoinette Roppolo graces the prize-winning Spanish car. This year's football banquet, considered a sweet success with incredible food, adequate seating, and a superb speaker, caps off a winning season. Mr. james Cameron, head coach of Howard Payne College, high- lights the evening with his speech on teamwork and sportsmanship in everyday life. His speech precedes the presentation of awards by Coach George Johnson. z W lf ,gg ,f 'i, K Ti, , -fi Q- '7 .Bss : my ii ll X , - 'eaa M I J K :ti K it St e T law a-si A f' 26 FOOTBALL BANQUET ENDS A GOOD SEASON I 1 N0 athlete is crowned but in the sweat of his brow. HSL Jerome h Tw What is given by the gods more desirable than the fortunate hour? -Catullus . J tfi left: james Cameron speaks at the banquet. MHS SELECTS LEADERS FOR '73 i dv ,,ggf Li rw QR . ix A Student Council Officersglst row: Jenny Barganier, Sec.g Becky Cun ningham, V.P.g Connie Scruggs, Corres. Sec. 2nd row: Roger Nutt, Parl.g Drew Thigpen, Treas. Willis Williams, Pres. Qnot shownj ,kwa gf Y Mike Goeke, Bulldog Editor, Sheila Edmonds, Viesca Editor One must have a good memory to be able to keep the promises one makes. fliriedricli Nietzsche Cheerleaders-lst row: Debbie Cotliern, Gayle Garrett, Mary Ann Dunlcum. 2nd row: Frances Randazzo, Rusty Tedrick, Esstine Williams. STUDENT LIFE IS POTPOURRI r h. K4'-. , . ,W - , 1 'gi , .. ., f' yy ,,a 1'W fZT:: ' vxiffyd fl, 139 w-Qsxmg f A Q :wk A man is thc Oflglll of h1S actlon THEN THERE WAS BREAK The happiness oflife is made up of minute fractions-the little soon forgotten charities of a kiss or smile, a kind look, a heartfelt compliment, and the countless infinitesimals of pleasurable and genial feeling. Coleridge Q xiii I fi? Z I' ' mi-Q. ,K 1. Q QQSSSQQJEH' mimi 1, w. M455 mx Q ffx: k' - .K Q -ff2i4'f- lu Y-M. A ,,.g1. f .1 dBM1EK ,awxW fQ'aEIFvui1v S N Let each man pass his days in that wherein his skill is greatest. ACADEMICS These dedicated leaders oil the cogs that school system rolling. keep the wheels of 1. Mr. Sam Gray, superintendent. 2. Mr. Bill McQueary, assistant principalg 3. Mr Bill Shelton, school board member, Mrs. Rosalia Harlan, secretary to the superin- tendent, Mrs. Hazel Goddard, Mr. Max Adkins, Mr. Harry Kenny, school board membersg not shown: Mr. Bill Dunkum, Dr. Howard O. Smith, Mr. Robert Carter, school board members. 4. Mr. Robert Falsone, counselorg Mr. Kenneth Wren, vocational supervisor. 5. Mrs. Colette Davis, secretaryg Mill Annette Nehring, office aid. 6. Mrs. Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, librariang Mrs. Jacque To- land, Library aide. 7. Mrs. Gail Jackson, Mrs. Betty jackson, Mrs. Wayne Long, teachers' aides. 36 L A3. the Marlin A1 2.4 LEADERS PLAN FUTURE OE MHS 47. E SOME ACHIEVE INDEPENDENCE Through learning trades and skills, students become well prepared for the inevitable rendez- vous with the world. The teachers are Mrs. Lois Hooker, Typing I, Record Keepingg Mrs. Ann Neiderer, Typing I and II, Shorthand, Mrs. Dorothy Lumpkin, Typing I, Accountingg Mrs. Nell Barton, Record Keepingg Mrs. Lois McCallum, Vocational Office Educationg Mr. William Kirkpatrick, Distributive Educationg Mr. T. A. Wilton, Cooperative Agriculture, Mr. H. T. Torgerson, Industrial Cooperative Training. Mrs. Hooker, Mrs. McCallum, Mr. Torgerson, Mrs. Neiderer, Mr. Wilton Mrs. Lumpkin. 38 i lst row: Mrs. Schmid, Mr. Walker. 2nd row: Coach Lindsey, Mr. Soders, Mrs. McGregor, Mrs. Buster, Miss Berry, Mr. Williams, Mrs. Walker. DENTS THE ANSWERS exploring the depths of applied science and math, 1 . re guided by the capable hands of this depart- SfI'L1CtOfS. The teachers are Mr. Wadsworth Soders, Re- lated Math Ilg Mrs. Ruthie Buster, Related Math Ig Mr. Stephen Walker, Algebra I, Mrs. Mary Emily McGregor, Trig, Advanced Math, Algebra Hg Mrs. Mary Walker, Geometry, Algebra ll, Miss Merry Berry, Chemistry, Data Processing, Physics, Mrs. Georgia Schmid, Biology, Mr. Bishop Williams, Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Coach Glynn Lindsey, Biology. The wrong way always seems the more reasonable. 4George Moore SMOOTH ROADS ARE PAVED WITH KNOWLEDGE Seeking peace by understanding and searching for the key to a promising future, students learn better communication from the language department. 1 - fi 2 QQ , 5 tip! wa 3. ,,r Instructors are Mrs. Tennie Lee Gardner, English IV, Mrs. Velma Garrett, English III, Miss jean Hen- ington, English I, Spanish I and II, Mrs. Betsy Hodges, English, IV, journalism, Mrs. Sarah Norton, English II and III, Mrs. Virginia Stem, English II, Mrs. Mable Tyrone, English III, Mrs. Ella May Springfield, English I, Latin I and II, Miss Jo Ann jordan, English I and II, Mrs. Nell Barton, Spanish I. lst row: Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Stem, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Gardner. Znd row: Mrs. Tyrone, Miss I-Ienington, Miss jordan, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Springfield, Mrs. Hodges. mat ,asf gm PEOPLE BECOME AWARE Social studies teach past and present, forming a foundation for the prediction of the future. Instructors are Coach Jack Arnwine, American History, Mrs. Margaret Gray, American History, Coach Lyndon Gathright World History, Miss Mary Catherine Smith, World History, Mrs, Velma Garrett, Civics, Mrs. Dorothy Lumpkin, Economics. Left: Coach Arnwine, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Lumpkin, Mrs. Gray, Miss Smith, Coach Gathright. It were not best that We should all think alikeg it is the difference of opinion that makes horse races. -Mark Twain Time, constant effort, and diligent work go into the preparation of the Marlin High School Band's fine half- time performances. The band practices faithfully on these drills, and throughout the year on their music, striving to reach perfection Q2-7 v :I rw Y ft! S. Edmonds, Veepg S. Clark, Rep.g K. Criswell, Pres.g S. Welch Treas.g C. Childs, Sec. ,nf A HALFTIME IS THEIR GOAL The first blow is half the battle. -Oliver Goldsmith STUDENTS WORK FOR HEALTH AND HAPPINESS The Physical Education department pro- motes the sensible use of exercise and health education for building a better physical framework for today and tomorrow. S Instructors are Mrs. Tillie Perkins, P.E. and Healthg Coach Lyndon Gathright, P. E.g Coach George johnson, athletic dir- ector, P.E.g Coach Glynn Lindsey, P.E. Coach Lindsey, Mrs. Perkins, Coach Gathright, Coach johnson t row: Miss Crick, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Gibbs. 2nd row: Mr. Wilton, r. Arnold. 3rd row: Mr. I-Iambrick, Mr. Derry. FUTURE FOUNDATIONS ARE BUILT Household engineers receive basic training in home economics by mastering the fine arts of cooking, sewing, budgeting, and family living. Vocational Agriculture offers interested students the key to progressive farming through animal husbandry, environmental control, and soil evaluation. Teachers are Miss Charlene Crick, I-Iomemakingl and IIQ Mrs. Marian Gibbs, I-Iomemalcing IIIg Mrs. Helen McCullough, Homemaking Ig Mr. R. V. Arnold, Agricul- ture I and IIIQ Mr. Dolphus Derry, Agricul- ture Ig Mr. Charles Hambrick, Agriculture I and IIg Mr. T. A. Wilton, Agriculture II. al.. 0' an fn' Y -ees: we ' J x 1 f .4 uw , s , Q Q X X1 536:31 1 'L A B ' tim, ,. ,wM 4fif2 7 -'Rl E' ' -J -..., -' L 5 f. Q,1f7mfF1 51v'T4':?M P? P061-B him was tax .a....a.. A-sch' Y ,. ,,.M,N,,,,,,, . -Q , At. -ff ' ' 1 'N 51:1-25'i3??'fi'5'4'1Zi5i '.f ' f , E A ,sl x 1 1 E A 1 x .IL 3,,. 5 ,gay 'L--.1.1gg1f,.w .- Q12-4 .Wage 'fm . I 1 I- W KKXL: , , I r - 1, , f-,, iffy' Qvgwpaziwevlfflzgwg.. X - -W V ,ll I A ixajg Q1 x wk id v if W ,Wa gg? , 1 IN MEMORIAM CECILE ANN KENNEDY We look before and after, And pine for what is notg Our sincerest laughter with some pain is fraughtg Our sweetest songs are those of saddest thought. that tell -Shelley ,,M,VfA,,, :gf W1 +G: M ff ' V eff, Szggggjgfv T, 'K-lm ' K ' K W I Q J 1, ,. :Dwi I' , ,W 'La 4 fy I 5 gg? 1 'W W , 199514553 ' gf. 1 AVS af fn qi a ---.,.w Our life is at all times and before any- thing else the consciousness of what we can do. ORGANIZATIGNS STU DENTS TAKE ACTION The Student Council gives the students a chance to participate in school government and to learn correct parliamantary procedure. They receive their guidance from Mr. Robert Falsone, sponsor, and Edward Kubicek, president. R. Keys, treas.g S. Edmonds, sec., E. Kubicek, pres., B. Cunningham, cor. sec., B. Kendrick, veepg W. Williams, parl. ALTERNATES lst row: T. Alfano, P. Wetzel, D. Stein, R. Morris, S. Frazier, B. Diles, D. Delleney. 2nd row: C. Welch, S. Kunkel, H. Miers, D. Howerton, R. Weems, C. Harlan, R. Harden. 3rd row: P. Dingrandc, F. Riley, K. Phillips, K. Phipps, K. Htxhes, C. Scruggs, J. Bar- ganier. 4th row: F. Jennings, S. Swinnea, L. Leuclke, G. Ray, S. Brown, M. Kupper, G. Maxwell. K TIVES lst row: C. Wetzel, B. Cunningham, C. Martin, P. Nutt, V. Blaylock, E. M. Smajstrla, G. Garrett. 2nd row: B. Shields, B. Kendrick, C. Torgerson, F. Randazzo, C P. Radle, A. Pecina, C. Timms. 3rd row: S. Welch, P. Castens, L. Bankhead, J. Williams, P. em, D. Benjamin, S. Edmonds. 4th row: A. Childs, T, Webb, D. Friudenburg, M. Dunkum, S. ndrum, C. Childs, G. Jackson, L. Dorsey, W. Williams. Sth row: E. Kuhicek, R. Keys, B. Lawton Hawkins, A. jordan, R. Nutt, R. Bussell, G. Pierce, H. Geib, J. Pierce. VIESCA GETS A NEW LGOK The Viesca staff, working diligently under the supervision of editor Vicki Blaylock and sponsor Mrs. Hodges, strives to give the yearbook a new look for 1972 New methods of photography, layout, and distribution are employed in the de- velopment of this year's annual. :VL H 1st row: J. Mitchell, E. Glasscock, S. Edmonds, G. Ray, B. Shields, W. Lynn C. Childs, 2nd row: L. Edwards, R. Harden, D. Howerton, C. Torgerson, H. Miers, V. Blaylock, 3rd row: D. Torgerson, W. Williams, M. Torbett, K. Bee, 4th row: J. Pierce, A. Childs, P. Dingrando, R. Keys, S. Swinnea. W M ,,k.-J K A wg f , k,,, . ,,,,5?,-,, , ,ur . 4,5 ,px Q3 .jf f .. Wi, sf . aw- 4 4 u f-:,, .,,,..,.,,, ma,-,,,..f 'iv I . . oa- . - vi . . .-3.5.1.1 3,1 ,np 'v ' ' f.'.'.'.-I ' , ,f,1.v'f, . BLILLDOG MAKES H EAD LIN ES The Bulldog staff works together to publish all the news and happenings around MHS in the bimonthly newspaper, THE BULLDOG. The staff works under the guidance of editor Phyllis Castens, sponsor Mrs. Betsy Hodges and Mrs. Carrie McRay, student teacher from Baylor. . K A s. ..,. .........+---.... uw, WMM 'mmswwmwv' lst row: S. Baker, C. Rasco, J. Carter, S. Kunkel, L. Richardson, O. Bradley. 2nd row: K. Thompson, D. Stein, D. Neumann, C. Stewart, K. Phillips, S. Frazier, F. Loftin, A. jordan. 3rd row: R. Konz, P. Chavers, G. Neumann, P. Castens, R. Bussell, B. Shelton, J. Kersten. , . Ne .4 l .fn :1 - x va ' x ' Learn, compare, collect the facts! 4Pavlov . row: B. Kendrick, S. Swlnnea, N. Papendorf, P. Nutt, K. Phipps, S. Glockzin, Bankhead. 2nd row: R. Langley, L. Dieterich, E. Williams, M. Keys, C. Vann, C. representatives. E. Hayes. 3rd row: S. Pattison, G. King, K. Cottexqj. Neimeyer, home- FTA TLITORS ELEMENTARY PLIPILS 1st row: C. Torgerson, pres., K. cfiswell, hist.g 2nd row: B. Shields, parl.g Mrs. Schmid, sponsor, B. Kendrick, sec.g 3rd row: R. Keys, veepg R. Bussell, rep., not shown C. Wetzel, treas. The Lucille Wilson Chapter of the Future Teachers of America sponsors a tutoring program. This program gives the members an opportunity to teach and help others. The F.T.A. also sponsors other activities during the year. 1st row: S. Frazier, C. Fannin, A. Falco, G. Cohn, B. Garrett. 2nd row: C. Stewart, R. Harden, J. Kasner, I. Arndt. 3rd row: B. Diles, K. Phillips, E. Richardson, S. Baker. 4th row: S. Kunkel, S. Welch, S. Clark, D. How- erton, J. Barganier. 5th row: S. Edmonds, R. Konz, I-I. Miers, C. Childs, M. Schultz, J. Carter. 6th row: B. Shelton, D. Neumann, L. Edwards, M. Goeke. 7th row: D. Daniel, P. Dingrando, A. Jordan, J. Pierce, M. Severson. CC Hensley speaks at the induction ceremony, lst row: V. Blaylock, pres., P. Chavers, rep.g C. Childs, sec., 2nd row: Mrs. Kirkpatrick, sponsor, R. Konz, veepg R. Thomas, parl.g S. Swinnea, treas. Mm fl . ' 6 row: P. Chavers, C. Torgerson, R. Harden, S. Frazier, V. Blaylock. row: D. Neumann, D. Dieterich, C. Wetzel, M. Strickland. 3rd row: Baker, C. Childs, S. Edmonds, R. Konz, 4th row: D. Vasser, D. Fedro, . Ray, R. Nutt, 5th row: W. Williams, R. Thomas, A. Jordan, D. Tor- rson. 6th row: A. Unell, S. Swinnea, T. Lanfer NHS EMPHASIZES LEADERSHIP The National Honor Society is an organ- ization which honors students who exhibit a high standard of scholarship, good charac ter, leadership, and service. Lee Hensley, a prominent citizen of Marlin, was the induc- tion speaker. Developing agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship is the primary aim of the Future Farmers of America. 1st Row: J. Hale, sec.g S. Schneider, rep.g M. Falsone, Sentinelg C. pres. 2nd Row: R. Shelton, treas.g K. Brietkreutz, veep.g T. A. Wilton junior and Senior members FA PREPARES OMORROW'S FARMERS .frigmr ,sw Ham -4-3 L .,-12 , N Freshman and Sophomore members 8 f' 6 CC'S SERVE SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY True happiness comes from serving others. This is the main theme of the CC's. In an effort to serve their school and city, they raise money, back other clubs, and support their school. lst row: C. Childs, pres., L. Corpora, parl.g 2nd row: R. Konz, vee Miss jordan, sponsor, P. Dingrando, sec. lst row: V. Blaylock, D. Howerton, S. Welch, C. Fannin, S. Clark, B. Kendrick, J. Carter, C. Childs, R. Konz. Zn row: F. Randazzo, L. Corpora, A. Falco, H. Miers, L. Glasscock, Miss Jordon, P. Castens. 3rd row: P. Dingrando A. Childs, J. Pierce, R. Keys, C. Bledsoe, D. McMillian. 4th row: R. Bussell, J. Armes, D. Daniel, M. Severson, B. Shelton, G. Ray. Not shown: K. Criswell. PEP SQUAD CREATES SPIRIT Arndt, K. Phillips, M. Modkins, leaders, Mrs. Tillie Perkins, sponsor, C. Mar- D. Stein, leaders. ,iii ill I lll 5.-Fl Spirit, snap, and sparkle are some of the many characteristics of the MHS Pep Squad. Backing the cheerleaders they bring out the true spirit of Marlin High School with their routines and chants. Carl Gude was chosen by the group to be the Pep Squad Beau. the bottom of the M up: K. Phillips, L. Christian, W. Clark, G. Shaw, D. Benjamin, K. Connor, J. McGruder, C. A. Clay, D. Runnels, P. Clem, R. Konz, G. Jackson, S. Daniel, B. Wilkey, Diles, D. Waites, Arndt, B. Davis, Martin, M. Modkins, M. Johnson, C. Stewart, A. Pecina, S. Estelle, D. Wilganowski, P. Burrell, D. Cothern, R. Nutt, Alexander, L. Padilla, B. Massington, L. McCoy, E. Tyrone, S. Rochell, P. Franklin, B. Holloway, D. Stein. Not L. Kirk, P. Jones. ABILITY, AGILITY REQUIRE HARD WORK . ,if X h ap. : , ,J ' -' is lst row: Sally Welch, head cheerleader. 2nd row: Gayle Garrett, Estine Williams, bra Randazzo, Lis Edwards, Ann Falco. 31 Vt MHS cheerleaders and majorettes work during foot- ball season and all year around getting ready for pep rallies, halftime shows and football games. Spirit and pride furnish the stamina for the duties these girls perform. Clark Deby Delleney drum major Debbie Howerton majorette Kathy Criswell, Cathy Webb. JCL REVIVES SPIRIT OF ANCIENT ROME Q The junior Classical League is one ofthe 2 most elite organizations in MHS. Under the ex- Q perienced leadership of Mrs. Springfield, they study ancient cultures and customs. lst row: C. Harlan, sec.3 P. Nutt, asst. song leader. 2nd row: L. Shields asst. treas.g R. Weems, asst. sec.g L. Bankhead, song leader. 3rd row: T. Webb, treas.g R. Nutt, pres.gD. McMillan, veep. lst row: A. Stein, J. Dingrando, B. Chavers, P. Nutt, R. Morris, N. Papendorf. 2nd row: K. Mitchell, T. Webb, J. Dresner, S. Ray, J. Niemeyer, S. Frazier, C. Bankhead. 3rd row: D. McMillan, L. Shields, J. Bar- ganier, C. Harlan, L. Bankhead, A. Pecina, K. Phipps, L. Dieterich, R. Weems. 4th row: B. Swinnea, E. Hayes, M. Null, S. Glockzin, B. Garrett, M. Keys, S. Kunkel, S. Swinnea, H. Walling. Sth row: R. Skra- banek, R. Nutt, P. White, K. Bee, T. Wilkey, G. Parsons, L. Luedke. Sf X T lifts ar, i jfs I C ty, -:Q 'W fi. Li' 1st row: Miss Hcnington, sponsorg M. Dunkum, chairmang We ,Aman U Delleney, sec. 2nd row: A. Childs, pres.gG. Garrett, treas.g R. Tedrick, veep. PASF PROMOTES INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING A friendly Hola for all is the creed of the am- bitious students bcionging to the Pan American Stu- dent Forum. This organization, under the youthful leadership of Miss I-Ienington, encourages the Iearning of Spanish as a medium of communication. PASF members Running errands, posting attendence slips, and answering tele- phones are part of the office assistants duties. Library asst. lst row: C. Rasco, B. Melendez, C. Vann, C. Welch, S. Macha.. 2nd row: J. McGruder, K. Conner, B. Shook, A. Jor- dan, N. Adams, S. Irvin. S OFFICE ASSISTANTS FULFILL DUTIES Counselorls office asst. 1st row: S. Edmonds, C. Wetzel, D. Dieterich, G. Cohn. 2nd row: D. Neumann, C. Fannin 3rd row: K. Able, G. King, P. Castens, R. Konz. 4th row G. Ray Assistant Principal's office asst. 1st row: H. Miers. 2nd S. Baker, L. Banlchead, K. Bee, E. Kubicek, R. Harden. Principal's office asst. lst row: J. Lee, S. Tobias, R. Kluck. 2nd row: C. Harlan, J. Car Corpora, M. Smajstrla, K. Criswell, D. Delleney, D. Stein. First Row: C. Bledsoe, Pari.g S. Murphy, Songleaderg P. jones, Re- porterg Second Row: E. Richardson, Secg C. Steward, Pres.gW. Lynn, V. Pres. FHA REACHES OUT Forever moving toward new horizons, the Fu- ture Homemakers of America carries the belief that the happiness of homes is based on the youth of the nation. 1 I a E GIRLS SPROLIT GREEN THUMBS The purpose ofTeen Gardeners is to teach the members about flowers, their arrangement, and about processes of planting and growing. This organization is sponsored by Mrs. Marian Gibbs. J. Ardnt, parl.g S. Kunkel, pres., C. Neumann, treas.g L. Lock sec. 1st row: B. I-1uff,J. Lee, B. Garrett, P. Wetzel, J. I-Ioocus, S. Kunkel. 2nd row: J. Money, K. Connor, P. Levels S. Tobias, B. Wilkey, S. Thomas, P. Stone, S. Wichkoski, G. Kluek. 3rd row: S. Rochelle, R. Nutt, R. Afinowic L. McCoy, Christian, L. Padilla, K. Phillips, D. Owen, P. Stone. Locke, B. Shook, V. Sandifer, S. Steinke. Mrs. McCallum, spon.g P. Pattison, pres., G. johnson, veepg J. Shook, sec., P. Clem, treas.g F. Garrison, hist.g D. Anderson, parl. C. Vann. 3rd row: P. Pattison, Cantu, Shook. 4th row: Garrison, E. Garcia, B. Berezoski. 5th row: G. johnson, J. Mitchell, Kunkel. 6th row: B. Killough, K. Thompson, D. Anderson, M. and. 7th row: G. Maxwell, C. Herring, B. Lang Qnot shownj, G. rsons. row: C. Marek, G. Davis, S. Irving. 2nd row: L. Young, P. Clem, E. OEA UNITES WGRKING GIRLS Office Educational Association is an organ- ization for students training in the Vocational Office Education. This group is sponsored by Mrs. Lois McCallum. SERVICE IS THEIR CHGICE These messengers start the daily routine with announcements and words of inspiration. The newly organized SRA sets the pace for fun and recreation for students. The club is headed by Mrs. R. J. Buster, sponsor, and Alvin Jordan, president. lst row: R. Kluclc, Ward, R. Konz, B. Garrett, E. Gray, dcvotionalists. 2nd row: L. Bankhead, B. Lawton, G. King, M. Goeke, C. Stewart, broadcasters. x P, ll l .Xa lst row: V. Williams, treas.g P. Burrell, parl.g J. Jones, asst. sec.3 L. Young, sec., C. Gude, veepg A. Jordan, pres.g Buster, sponsor. 2nd row: J. Pierce, rep., C. Stewart, A. Huff, G. Johnson. 3rd row: W. Lynn, P. Lynn, C. L. Richardson, P. Cross. 4th row: R. Thomas, N. Jordan, C. Humphrey, W. Hawkins, P. jones, B. Lawton, J. S. Henderson, C. Nelson, B. Mayes row: R. Walker, B. Washington. 2nd row: P. Nutt, J. Bolin, R. Allor, W. oung. 3rd row: T. Willars, D. Salas, B. Scheler, D. Adams, R. Johnson. 4th Lester Burnell, Mark Slaflca PROGRAMS OFFER VARIED OPPORTUNITIES The DECA club of Distributive Ed- ucation and the Industrial Cooperative Training group are students who com- bine classroom work with Occupation- al training for school credit. z row: T. Bigham, F. Denena, M. Irwin, G. Neumann, G. Martyrg 2nd row: J. Beltran, B. Kurtz, R. janeke, R. ., fs, They were the footprints of a gigantic hound! fSir Arthur Conan Doyle S PO RTS Nl ' ,T-rf' gf. x .fi ' : i' ' ' ' K K ., N 5 Wm .f DOGS FOUND QAAA ROAD ROCKY The mighty Bulldogs of MHS had their best foot- ball season in four years, finishing with a 5-4-1 record. Plagued by injuries the major portion of the year, the Canine cutters had their problems offensively. with the exception of two games, Ennis and Athens, Mar- lin's defense .limited the scoring of their opponents fairly well. Marlin opened their season against their old rival, the Rosebud-Lott Cougars. The first quarter was hard fought with Rosebud-Lott possibly having the edge. Then Marlin exploded in an impressive offensive at- tack, putting 20 points on the scoreboard and holding the stunned Cougars to 3 points. Although the Marlin defense did bend, it didn't break. Still high from their victory over Rosebud-Lott, and out to prove to sportswriters everywhere that they were for real, the Marlin Bulldogs tackled Gates- ville. During the first half, Marlin displayed an awe- some offensive power, moving the ball for two touchdowns in the half. They missed one extra point, and this gave them a 13-O halftime lead. At the beginning of the second half, the Hornets stung twiceg but the Bulldogs recovered in time to stop a two-point conversion which followed a missed extra point attempt earlier and salvaged a 13-12 victory over the Hornets. The following week the Bulldogs locked horns with Belton, and suffered their first defeat of the sea- son. The wet field slowed the Bulldogs, attack, and the Belton Tigers clenched the game with their hard hitting defense by a score of 14-6. 1. Coach Johnson, Coach Lindsey, Coach Arnwine. 2. Varsity football team. SYM , -1 M? aw , I ' 2 ? wi K ,. rw 1 we 3 my 'E' 3 E 4? Q Qs a 4 J L g a Q 1,3 still out to prove their validity, the Bulldogs took on the Midway Panthers and smoothly put them away 28-7. The old saying 'lightning never strikes twice was disproven three times in the following weeks. Lightning first struck at Athens. The defeat handed to Marlin by the Hornets was painful Q35-81, but the Bulldogs were still very much in the district running. With this thought in mind, the Bulldogs Went after the Jefferson-Moore Lions. A truly fired up group of men went to Waco with the intention of winning, but a comedy of mistakes, fumbles, and dropped passes cost the Bulldogs possi- bly the greatest upset victory of that week. Countless times the Bulldog receivers dropped passes. The Bull- dogs were defeated 13-12. The Ennis Lions, the number 3 team in the state, displayed their kingly qualities by simply overpower- ing the Bulldogs. The strong and powerful offensive line opened holes for the Ennis backs by putting practically all potential tacklers on the ground. By the time a Bulldog player recovered to make the tackle, the Lions had picked up substantial yardage. For the third straight week lightning struck. The final score was Ennis 29, Marlin 7. With the advent of the next Friday the dark clouds over Marlin began to clear. The Bulldogs went to Mexia. Despite homecoming, Halloween and a power failure, the Bulldogs emerged victorious over the Blackcats. With their last road game behind them, the Bull- dogs returned to Marlin, determined to plow the Mart Panthers under. Mart arrived in Marlin with a similar attitude. After properly tending to a monstrous back, Marlin, to the disappointment of the players and coaches, had to settle for a O-O tie. The Bulldog varsity closed its season against the LaVega Pirates. In a hard fought battle, the Dogs beat the Pirates 7-6. This was the Pack's first final game victory in 4 or 5 seasons. W ' .125 W., ,m,,,, V,L,,,N , , ,, ,,., ,,,,,,..,.. ,,,, WW '2m.' 1.4 V2. 11 I1 E!!! as 'TZZZ FRESHMAN, JUNIOR VARSITY PCDST 6-2 SEASONS Coached by Lyndon Gathright, the junior varsity closed their season with a record of 6-2. The Bulldogs opened against Gatesville and were handed the first of two losses. The Hornets stung, defeating the Bulldogs by a score of 14-12. The string of victories began rolling with a win of 13-6 against Belton. In the following weeks the junior varsity lost only once, playing Midway Q14-81, Rose- bud-Lott Q7-61, Ennis Q16-271, jefferson-Moore Q21-81, Mexia Q51-161, and Mart Q16-01. The junior varsity had a total of 1660 rushing yards and 472 passing yards for the season. Suffering losses to Ennis Q14-281 and Hearne Q6-211, the Bulldog freshman team finished the sea- son with a 6-2 record. Coached by Milton Gooden and Leo Green, they had winning efforts against Gatesville Q14-61, Belton Q26-61, Cameron Q20-81, Rosebud-Lott 113-61, Meaeia Q20-Ol, and Robinson Q42-61. 1. Freshman football team. 2. Junior varsity football team. 3. Coaches Leo Green and Milton Gooden. 4. Coach Lyndon Gathright, Q N Q 1 . VARSITY CAGERS FINISH SECGND IN DISTRICT The Marlin varsity cagers finished the season with their first winning record in 3A competition. The team finished with a 5-3 district record and an over- all record of 17-10. According to Coach Jack Arnwine, this year's team made great strides. They had to overcome the psychological barrier that had been set up by Marlin's past losing records. The Bulldogs seemed to have overcome all barriers. In the Madisonville Tournament, the Dogs won the consolation trophy with post man Jimmy Kersten making the all-tournament team. The Bulldogs' quick and aggressive defense is cred- ited with guiding the team to a second-place finish in the district. James Cross was the top scorer with' 333 points for the season and 109 in district play. Leading rebound- ers were Cross, Kersten, and Larry Mitchell. The high- est number of points scored in one game was 92 against Athens. Kersten turned in 38 points for the highest individual 'scoring in one game. Leading scorers were James Cross 11251, Jimmy Kersten Q11.4I, David Daniel Q9.0j, Benny Mayes Q7.6j, Larry Mitchell Q8.0l, and Willis Williams Q5.5I. The Bulldogs averaged 69 points per game, while allowing the opponents only 59 points per game. V lst row: R. Newton, J. Hughes, B. Mayes, W. Williams, A. Jordan, D. Daniel, 2nd row: Coach Axnwine, L. Mitchell, J. Ratliff, J. Kersten, R. Lang, J. Cross, P. Cross. No one conquers who doesn't fight. -Gabriel Biel Al 27 A3 4v FRESHMAN, JUNIOR VARSITY FINISH SEASONS The Marlin Junior Varsity also made a second place finish in their district. The top scorer for this team was Charles Lang, who averaged 12 points. The leading rebounder was Charles Foster. The team was coached by Leo Green to a 12-3 season. Home Visitors Robinson 56 50 West 5 2 5 1 West 73 51 Gatesville 67 38 Hearne 53 58 Gatesville 83 34 Athens 59 52 Robinson 59 57 Hearne 56 42 Calvert 78 30 Ennis 65 61 jeff-Moore 45 60 Ennis 64 46 Jeff-Moore 55 59 Athens 65 58 The freshman team, coached by Milton Gooden posted a record of 5-7. The leading rebounder and scorer was Sammy Rogers. Home Visitors Robinson 50 61 West 39 50 West 46 32 Rosebud 51 42 Robinson 39 42 Mexia 61 33 Mexia Qscore unknown-Marlin Wonj Hillsboro 42 31 LaVega 48 41 Reicher 41 45 LaVega 46 40 Travis QTemplej 34 48 1. Junior Varsity Team 2. Freshman Team 3. Junior Varsity Coach, Leo Green 4. Freshman Team Coach, Milton Gooden I+ L mx 3 a l TRACK TEAM IS PACED BY NEW LEADER The MHS track team, under the new leadership of Lyndon Gathwright, showed its willingness to win during this year's campaign. The team members en- dured many strenuous workouts in preparation for the meets in which they participated. 1. Mile relay team-C. Nelson, C. Gude, E. Newton, B. Kirk. 2. Varsity track teamfalst row: R. McDaniels, A. jordan, J. Stewart, W. Williams, E. Newtong 2nd row: Coach Gathwright, B. Kirk, C. Nelson, C. Gude, C. Washington, S. Glockzing Not shown F. Diles. 3. Junior varsity-lst row: R. Martinez, L. Luedke, C. Tucker, T. Webb: 2nd row: Coach Gathwright, R. Jones, W. Purdue, J. Bailey, B. Garrettg 3rd row: J. Cantu, B. Rogers, J. Hughes, N. Young, R. Rhodes. 4. Freshman teamflst row: E. McGowan, C. Lang, S. Moore, 2nd row: D. Fruidenberg, A. jackson, E. Martinez, P. White, 3rd row: Manager L. Dor- sey, M. Washington, G. Screws, A. Valdez, Coach Milton Gooden, G. Laventon. 5. Sprint Relays-C. Gude, W. Williams, C. Nelson, B. Kirk. The battle is not to the strong alone, it is to the vigi- lant, the active, the brave. -Patrick Henry TENNIS, GOLF LINDERGO CHANGES The MHS golf and tennis teams underwent new changes this year. Both are under new leadership, with tennis being sponsored by Mrs. Tillie Perkins and golf by Coach Glynn Lindsey. Both teams have been given more interest and attention from coaches and athletes. 1. Tennis team-S. Hudler, J. Gistinger, F. Randazzo C. Fannin, Mrs. Tillie Perkins, sponsorg 2nd row: M. Schultz, P. Dingrando, R. Tedrick, R. Bussell, D. Daniel, C. Scruggs. 2. Golf team-V. Randazzo, S. Swinnea, T. Lanfer, W. Hudler, T. Davisg Not shown M. Mitchell, Coach Lindsey. Know the right timing. -The Seven Sages V BLILLDOGS RECEIVE HONCDRS B. Washington, Super Centex football. All-district football-lst row: J. Cross, L. Laven- ton, W. Williams, 2nd row: V. Randazzo, M. Har den. Not shown, Ben Washington. Lettermen's Club-lst row: C. Gude, J. Cross, 2nd row: J. Armes, R. Langley, J. Kersten, S. Henderson, B. Washington, 3rd row: B. Garrett, A. Jordan, E. Kubicek, R. McDaniel, S. Glockzin M. Hardeng 4th row: L. Luedke, R. Martinez, V. Randazzog 5th row: C. Washington, J. Ratliff, B. Kirk, C. Nelson, L. Lewis. All-district Honorable Mention-C. Gude, R. Lang ley, D. Daniel. D. Daniel, Outstanding Back Award, Heart Award B. Washington, Outstanding Lineman Award. All-district Basketballql. Kersten, J. Cross, L. Mitchell. Football captains-J. Cross, M. Harden, D. Daniel B. Washington. And now I see with eye serene The very pulse of the machine. -Wordsworth i K 'l M V I I 'i -2 5 ku E !, F 4 S f i K lfiiil ' ' p K f 5 I f2?1M,4'5i3'K'fi'.412!? .Wi - 1' 161,11 E325 kllszf- w:1'77kXf4'S6L?l9'JV1 C 1' w- o .www n J A fair exterior is a silent recommenda- tion. -Publilius Syrus VANITY F IR 'ap Maw qi , fr. A 'V 551. K K . .MLK Estine Williams junior o Ann Diles nore PRINCESSES Lou Ann Shields Freshman 5' , 1,4 r Q Q L J..- V 'A -L - W ..,' a nf' s' ' r : i,2 if 'ff -rf Y N5 Qi- ? '?'g f-R4 Q' i . , pf' al: , , uf Q -g f , -' fy ' 4 1 ' Y 5 . Y 3 Pamela Bigham Freshman jo Ann Diles Sophomore BEAUTIFUL NOMINEES Dottie Edwards junior Tommy Webb Sophomore -Q Q4 Q I , . 9 ' Harry Geib ' junior HANDsoME NOMINEES Glen Screws Freshman SCHOQL FAVORITES Rich MelvinW h g F h Drew Thigpen junior Frances Randazzo junior CLASS FAVORITES nwqi 1 ' ,,. 4n I ,. 1-C, ZW' ' 'gf 'J 15' s f .- Y Susie .Hudler Sophomore Brad Garrett Sophomore A poet could not but be gay, In such ajocund company. -Wordsworth Pamela Bigham Freshman A Robert Bussell Senior BEST ALL-ROUND and y Childs 'i-...,.-'Q 'QQ 1.-v. ' BEST ALL ROUND Edward Kumi. H. QQ Q Wi ay ai? G '35 + Xgjfg, 3? 'Q QM mwwss M 1 Www - . ' Y 1 ' Y . ' fy g .1 ., -' ' M,.,' b 1 4 4, V 5 W , , 5 X K v ,,, K A ' ri - ' 1' P in KA L va' L' 1 -' 1 .Q NG : fi Vhig Q- 5 Arirr A 3 ka 'ln-if 1 ' W A 'W . W'-5 iii, Q Whfy . ' ' . , , ' ' f 'ug 44 f if Q gf 45 f H ' Q . 1 iff V if ' ' A gf OUTSTANDING CITIZEN c' aycmd Ed dK b' k ICC SENIOR PERSONALITIES MOST DEPENDABLE ic i 102 Pat Dingrando MOST ARTISTIC Viola Williams MOST SINCERE N James Cross Wanda Lynn WITTI EST Frank Jennings Cathy Webb S CH O LARLY Steven Swinnea Ruth Konz T Q, 'v, . 1 Jfe vnx. B EST G ROOM E D Debbie Howerton Lawrence Diles SENIOR PERSCNALITIES MOST MUSICAL Helen Kay Miers Roger Key l BEST PERSONALITY Kathy C riswell Robert Bussell FRIENDLIEST Sally Ann Welch jerry Ward MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ronnie Thomas Vicki Blaylock MOST ATHLETIC Barbara Lang David Daniel Qnot shown, ornoo MOST COLIRTEOLIS Cindy Herring Greg Ray WHO'S WHO The members of Who's Who are se- lected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship QSOWJQ, leadership Q25 7bQ. and citizenship Q25'Zzj. There is no specific number chosen. From these are selected the Best All-round girl and boy. Roger Keys 1,6 . 4,5 ala Debbie Howerton v R 1 1 F 5 fs' Q A frfgfiigxix ,242 f- - as gin ' li fififf-'L fi'55i'fl2G Fi ,M 3, . ki ,-sea?-.-Aram K1 fs if: '1 '-P' ' Phyllis Castens Carolyn Torgerson Alvin jordan Ruth Konz Steven Swinnea The history of the world is but the biography of great men. -Carlyle H ff' You'd scarce expect one of my age To speak in public on the stage: And ifl chance to fall below Demosthenes or Cicero, Don't view me with a critic's eye, But pass my imperfections by. Large streams from little fountains flow, Tall oaks from little acorns grow. -David Everett WHO'S WHO Edward Kubicek Cindy Childs .v 'vga , ,. -4 . 'hr N 0' f ff an -ff all A n , .Pi W. . 4 ggiqwi - 9 , 'i'f , fifif , '75, 'f -A Q' i y riff J , I Rang ' ' fm- VlClil Blaylock teven Swinnea-National Merit Letter of Iommendation. E . Zi' , 1 t J M. l ti .rl - ' i 1? V 'Aa ' .' 'X A V I ,, . Quran jififlefi. ik A lf r 1 ' 3' Q i 1 'S 1 ooyo 1 ', D ' ,A if QV , A w Q4 SPECIAL HONORS AND AWARDS Outstanding Teenager of America Nominees- Edward Kubicek, Phyllis Castens, Vicki Blaylock. Slmelia Edmond . v S. 'l Mi JA? 5? ek it 'fill V1!lll le 9 3 E U in TA X Q d9 '5S 'fl at WW I-Regional Band-jane Carter, Debbie Howerton, Shelia ys, Larry Brown, David Fedro, Qnot shown Beverly Garrettl. Francis Randazzo, Don Vasser, Roger SPECIAL HONCRS AND AWARD Challenge Team: Ruth Konz, Phyllis Castens, Steven Swinnea and Tom Lanfer. QAlt.j Mike Torbett Qnot shownj. ,-I g:v.r.ffr - 5 2741,-2 'I' f-E' ,9f, +'fz211 W1 :, H-, , :gg 4 iw, ', l' . , .5-' ,,. L ,.,'1a'w-1-4. rows, V. -we- Aa Y Q- - -fwfr-1,1 .quarks -uw 62 .Q X : -!:2'-wi.-Afiwfr - mt. .si -we -was . l im .-iw, iim.va '-f1 ,wzf+ef w: ff ww 152- -L, ghwrfgriffrsiik-,jkiliifvE-rg:-1zR11,fg1f.,lgi1S-e?: '53'.V at ,Zi-asf' f 'Lv ' S-A sis? 4 A . 'sf I wifi? ' 0 - ' ' C . T 3 . . 2 ' ,,,. 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W' 'fi , 1 f fi My , 11 r f e E Q' Y .tj As L eg 5 3 ' -X fills sq 2, 3 ' 1 65 C -g Q F 5 f A l 4 1954 11 e ig: 1 1 , as W! A V A l ff Q ,AF was '1 i wi 5 5F ff. ., f Q' + qi- 3 'fa 'PQ 3 ,ls -1 4 W 4 f V 1, k 1 s X :Lx , 1+ , lf Q, .Y W 3 'Q l ff, 211.1 '-'if ' . ,l . : .. :M ff i , as , sf .Mx af, ,715S3,' -- . . ,S . E x l 5 1' ' 'iw K' 55' 5 a we Q' if gig -X yi 1 5 53 if -,M jk K 'L , sf n 2 ' s l Q 1 is ,tvs in my L X: ,ezg ' X Y 48 S 3 .Y 5 sl l R 5 S3 -m sf 4 4 4 .H 5 s 3 4 A ff? g 5 5 , ik f I S33 Q Q-ig 1 . if f 1 .X sf 'Z' all 1- 'Ps N 'Y' , ig-Q it N in A iii' pg A Q 1 4 N ,X Q ss K5 Q :C ,, :ga 5 :Q Q 'SR 4 f C3 gigs J' Q5 is' 1 na i he-vz .W Q .ai Qc, aa M2502 Y 5 ff X 1. . ' , I i.. i ' gl N, H Q : A X 5 - 51.1 ' W 1 Q , if ni , 3 K - I 1 5:4 ' 'VM' J 9 lf' 1 - A ' A 3 2 Z ' ., -f-13:4 ' 'A l ' ' ' C.-- ,, ' 4' Q2 , , , . g ia . ' . lr V 1 J Jfieft A A' l 6 1 . 7 Jil . 1 I. J A A' Q ii I CTSCA President: Edward Kubicek A All-State Band 1972: Sheila Edmonds. U U 1 fi , . M ' 7 s Q 5f'w.,vf- ' , 4 i 'Qi' K fav? ,gm 5 .fi ,ve ww , ' . 1' w ' 'ig'-' 2 I .' .1:fL,w '- 5 . fa 5 ,-,Ti .i x 'Z , v .504 53 ffi f '3'Zf7f'7, ' R . - 1. ! , A 7' -- ' -if ,I - ' v V, , - ':f. 1 02, 4 LJ I fi 7 ww. 1- .f ff 1, W: if iz 1 ff 5 . 1 .' A K' , fi, 9, E 1 1 f :- 'ina-1-9. ' x y l , ag Q, Q Y fi 5 . -: - ' ' ,gy i ry M +5 up N i , t 1 il I 5 i N0 Good Citizen Qstandingj: Cindy Childs. DAR Nominees: Richardson and Debbie Howerton. Presidential Classroom for Young Americans: Carolyn Torgerson and Vicki Blaylock. 1 ,iz KWX 5 if ,' ' V Vi 1 ff 2 Q5 in lx I y an Q .w ff i 1 l a 3, l l 2 l , HM., 4 ' f H ,-af' l 4 'Q I ' 1 i l i 2 i if ' . 2 f f fl E. :, if l ll gi D f Q ,V '35 ., , 15 SWEETHEARTS Cindy Martin Carl Gude FFA Sweetheart Pep Squad Beau , .-, ', afryy ax q,,,,.-., wax . - u X 3 ' 15sf'..f: nr. Charles Lang Carolyn Stewart FHA Beau Football Sweetheart In spite of difference of soil and climate, of language and manners, of laws and customs . . . SHE TRAVELED FAR Wordsworth Rev. 85 Mrs. L. C. Castens, Phyllis and Teresa Teresa Cristina del Brites Guimaraes, 18, came from Salvador Brazil December 21, 1971. She is sponsored by World Fel- lowship and is staying in Marlin for six months. Her foster home is with the L. C Castens family of Riesel. Her foster sister is Phyllis Castens, a MHS senior. Teresa spoke little English when she arrived, but has adjusted well and greatly improved her use of English. She enjoys outdoor activities and plans to be a pediatrician. At left she is greeted by Superintendent Gray. Teresa Guimaraes 'I is 'X-K A X ,MY WJ' RW rug- S93 ,M I remember your name perfectly, but I just can't think of your face. PEOPLE Spooner Q . 1 1, W Y v L I f . i MW way, 'fa , pw ' Gm . wtf in-1 L! 1 . -11 ,Z ,,,..,,,,,, - , 1 1 Q -'N X ' if? .N '46 -1 .- K X, M , 1 5 I 5 T K 'gg,, 'w, , Q, -1 if Y ,, 3, ' 3 x 1, A1 . ' Us 1 gym Q.. .il THE CLASS OF I975 .C S1 Z:-as mf. K- Ricky Afinowicz Ferman Anderson Michael Anderson Ricky Anderson Alvin Appleton Walter Archie Carolyn Baily Carol Bankhead Sharon Barney Marshall Bell Sandra Bell Doris Benjamin Doris Benson julian Berezoski Pamela Bigham Diane Bledsoe Jim Bradley Roy Bradley Pamela Briggs Brenda Brooks Erma Brooks Jeffry Brooks Scotty Brown Arenzo Bryant Glenda Burrell Mike Callahan Ricky Carpenter Diane Castillo Dennis Cephus Jackie Childs Linda Christian Joann Clark Wanda Clark Gloria Cole Fredrick Cook Mary Cuevas Earlene Curtis Mike Davis Donald Dawson La Shawn Dieterich Randy Dieterich Joey Dingrando Leon Dorsey Gary Douglas Thomas Downes Jerry Dresner Marvin Duke Betty Edwards Jane Erskine Johnny Erwin Alvin Estelle Frank Ethridge Mary Jane Evans Patricia Fields Sandy Frazier David Friudenberg Ken Garrett Quinton Gibson Marion Green Sharon Harrington Debra Hawkins Ann Hay Augustus Hayes Jimmie Henderson Linda Hines Sharon Hogg Kathryn Holland Judy Holloway Clifton Hopwood Catherine Hughes Roynal Huitt Marion Humphrey Bruce Hunter Andrew Jackson Tommy Jackson David Jobe Deborah Johnson David Johnson James Johnson Linda Johnson FRESHMEN 5 ii , if new 5? f mr 1 Richard johnson Shirley johnson Steve johnson Bryan jones Billy Kilgore Melissa King Alvin Kirlc Harvey Kirk Rosalyn Kunze Charles Lang Helen Lauderdale Gregory Laventon Bernice Lewis Ricky Lloyd Ervin Lofton Billy Manigo Dianne Manigo Rose Morris Ernest Martinez joe Massington Linda Mayes Mike McBride Ernest McGowan Robert McGowan Judy Mclntosh Mark Minor john Mitchell Keith Mitchell Sammy Moore jerry Morrow Melta Murff jimmy Neumann Patty Nutt Rhonda Nutt Ronnie Nutt Cheryl O'Neill Robert Orand John Outland Deanna Owens Doyle Owen FRESHMAN Nancy Papenclorf Sharon Pattison ff .... ,K b I Ann Pecina J l Phillip Peralez EC' l Kathy Phipps K BX 1 w Gregory Pierce AAXIA V Lena Powell James Preston 'E 'D' 1: :,: 12,19 vw.: f A Y 5:5519 QS xt 'R 5 KRW 1 1' ,, ' . 11 I ff. W QM ...fr Q P f Ruby Purdue Jacquelyn Randle Stanley Ray '- F Q ,, , Q N E5 nb! x .X W ex., ' FRESHMAN 'V', ei: 55? A O 1 . I 'Rx 9 i , . -0 Vi L 5-2 ,lt gas Debra Richards Gloria Ricks Frank Riley Geneva Riley Rosie Robles Peggy Rochelle Sherry Rochelle Walter Roddy james Rodgers jimmy Rodgers joseph Rodgers Sammy Rodgers johnny Rodriquez Antoinette Roppolo Darlene Runnells Glenn Screws Charles Shelley Sherri Shelley Lou Ann Shields Ray Shorter Lee Simpson Ronnie Skrabanek Rifford Smith Tenny Smith Melvin Soloman joe Soto Paula Stone Sandra Swinnea Silya Sypenski Ernestine Taylor jackie Tays Sandy Thomas Elaine Thompson Charlene Timms Edward Timms Edward Tisdale Michael Trotter Ruby Tyler Wilma Tyler jesse Urive Abe Valdese Ruth Vanderbilt Gracy Wade James Wade Debra Waites Peggy Walker Honda Walling Durrell Ward Jackie Ward Clara Washington Ethel Washington Melvin Washington Bobby Weatherspoon Gerald Weatherspoon Rowene Weerns jimmy Welch Jimmy White John White Phillip White Diane Wilanoski 951 445 T53 .IIffIEfE7 at I r R I K A V f 5' ...Z H Q f 5 w rl? fm .5 ff 1 FRESHMAN ,, ,sn , Q 'T' . K K Q-, , iii Freshman sponsors: lst row Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Ty- ' Qu W if G , Q LI f A 5' fi -. G X . rone 2nd row Mr Walker, Mr. I-Iambrick, Mrs. Buster, Mr. Soders not shown Mrs. Walker. FRESHMAN Barbara Wilkey Bobby Williams Janet Williams Karen Williams Kenneth Williams Robert Williams Danny Woodson Sandra Woodson janet Woodward Tommy Woodward Frank Wojchowski Gail Wright F ewan QS' his if Y is r N -5 Pa 2.5. -,ng 1 1. fu ..-w e . uw ,- . ,.1-M XN., f---'W ,-1'fgr32s'3?,g,,,s.-.Aw ,rg W. ..,.,1:mw WE. , . 5555 if LFMTTH7 ' ff ,gy k.-k 7 , I e , 7- + A'mxaQw,-,Vi 1,-4' -1. g WS.. X ' ' E 1 -Nz ' ' Sophomore Officers L-R f U - 1 - ' K g g K1 - -- Q 2 A. 3 V President h Brid A Errett. ' VZA. ra f , if . A ggiilgallliifgfwl Treasurgrg 'NN - . cruggs ' iyyfff VICC Presaf Qrrr 1,1 Tommy ,Wembir 1 K L e V 5eGSQf4fY rf ' rEmm4eTyrOne e ' r, er.. e -r - V ,, 1' - , rL L 1 '1 fe r rf re ,r 'I e R' B W Y r 1 , fl , ,. ,. wr 1 '-,b'- V l ' -era' Q f , L, 1-1f W THE CLASS OF I974 Karen Abel Rosemary Alaman Alva Alexander Tommy Alexander Tommy Alfano Mike Alston Georgette Archie Charles Bailey Lynn Bankhead Debra Bates Jessie Beltran Henry Benjamin Timothy Blann Faye Boucher Kenneth Breitkreutz Wanda Burleson Jimmy Cantu Elizabeth Castillo Barbara Chavers Judy Christian Annie May Clay Donald Cole Kathy Conner Theresa Corpora Debbie Cotheren Lonnie Dancy Robert Dancy Sharon Daniel Velia Davilla Carl Davis Georgia Davis Harold Davis jesse Davis john Davis Shirley Degrate Deby Delleney Dell Delleney Rhonda Dieterich Freddie Diles Jo Ann Dilese Mary Ann Dunkum John Erskine Sharon Estelle Carl Falco Rosie Falco Michael Falsone Rosemary Falsone john Flores Patricia Franklin Benny Garrett Brad Garrett Don Garrett Gayle Garrett Nancy Garrett Stephanie Gilbert jessica Gistinger Susan Glockzin Kathy Gorman Elaine Gray Donna Greensage Valeria Gregory Dan Gude joe Hale Gerald Hammer Cindy Harlan Melvin Hegefield Michael Hickman Fred Holland Brenda Holloway Patty Holloway Jo Ann Hopcus Susan Hudler Barbara Huff John Hughes Linda Hunnicutt Glenda Jackson Eldredge Jefferson Judy Jennings Charles johnson Maurette johnson SOPHOMORES f SOPHOMGRES Bobby jones L.V. Jones R.L. Jones Carroll Kendrick Martha Keys Gisele King Beatrice Kirk Ronnie Kleypas Ginger Kluck Cathy Kotter Larry Kroll Marlise Kupper Gwen Kurtz jeff Lake Susan Landrum Billy Lang Helen Lang joe Lang Sharon Lang Jackie Lee Patricia Levels Beverly Lewis Frankie Lewis Larry Lewis Jeanie Locke Sammy Lofton Larry Luedke james Lynn Linda Lynn Paul Lyons Peggy Macha Michael Massington Johnny Mayes Laura McCoy Janice McGruder Kenneth McGruder Danny Mclntosh Becky Melenclez Alma Milton Danny Mitchell Mike Mitchell Jean Money L.V. Morrow Ernest Newton Joni Niemeyer Jesse Norwood Garland Nutt Donald Outland Lawerence Outland Libby Padilla Arthur Parker Gary Parsons Wally Pecina Kim Phillips Shirley Phillips Brad Prock Willie Purdue Peggy Radle James Randazzo Ulad Reed Alfred Richardson joey Richardson Billy Rogers Jerry Rosas Gwen Sanders Vicki Sandifer Steven Schnieder Connie Scruggs Glenda Shaw Wanda Shaw Lonnie Shelley Roger Shelton David Shook Vicki Simpson Monica Smajstrla Earthie Smith Ellen Smith Raymond Smith Willard Smith Joyce Soloman SOPHOMQRES ,WM lf.. 4, 'L ng .ft P GF ' ,S I air 35 f ,g if 1 SGPHOMORES g f, 75 ig' 4 ' 'n 3 . ' ' ' wr., f wwa,..,.rf f we.,-,-..,, an H7 H? f f EX , Ky Lumpkin, Coach Lindsey more sponsors: Mr. Derry, Miss Berry, Miss jordan, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Norton, Dana Sorenson Tony Soto A1 Stein John Stewart Billy Stimmell Francis Stocks Phyllis Stone Terry Stone George Stuart Catherine Taylor William Taylor Ira Thomas Irene Thomas Bertran Tiller Mike Tobias Sherry Tobias Larry Trotter Charles Tucker Emma Tyrone Irene Vanegas Carol Vann Charles Washington Karen Wasylyszn George Weatherspoon Tommy Webb Phyllis Wetzel Susan Wichkoski Terrell Willcey Dennis Williams Malcolm Williams Valerie Williams Sue Wood Peggy Wooley Larry Wornat Roy Wornat Gary Young Nelson Young SCPHOMORES Q ff , 5, . , lt Q f W , ,W f womb!-in 3-Q .- , AQ, 5. if ,QV LY? J' P sgxp. Q 1 ff.. 'Q 15: fhdught ' L Sir' Q. 1 F 'Ui 'f :df Af N. Q ,g ' la., X 'Q AS' 1 if ,, 5: 1 x . 22, rf' ,J vy- 1 , ,, Nw. E I I G -f '1 w WH 1 A g ,,a -ff' Q ' g . b, K 2 V i 5 C 2, it ,Q few x x , 'Q Q f 4 4:6 'Lg S f i Y lg 1 Q E M.. Y? f I 3' as Y' ,, ,44,..: f -if : QU ' 1 M Hhs. 4 'N 'W s f 445:32 K N ,L J 1, 1, FT. 32 5 ,ilflywfw1fmQm2 w f y--wma , . SQ L. . w f V, -f my .Q ff ,A : V N 'Q Srxnlgzim-w,,QMwrW 'L , H , uw , A 'my' ' f Vai N lOf O m ru gr . ,. 2-1, X WI X 5 Q' vi. , A , 'Vrg . . an -NN .Km it , f Z.. .. ,, L. ,L K W5 ff, ,ai , -5 x N - M ,f y , '- ..-,- ICSILHCIII Y ' , v, J f , k xx ,. Q , + ,L Treisufgf Lg- 'M .ff , ilffg un I W A f he L' 'N 'q.SL if '3,? ' Q ,ws oo' Aff - 'N' Ps .8 THE CLASS OF I973 A at w I Fri, A, - T , ,F r g2is:'Ww1,? is nf 4 a t y ,Ida 5 2. 4' at ' 1 S Ax 1 me ff S sf 53435, i s Rose Marie Allor Judy Arndt Sherri Baker Phyllis Ballmann Jenny Barganier Lawrence Barnes Willie Baysinger Keith Bee Johnny Beltran Travis Bigham Cora Bledsoe Sammy Blocker Sandra Bohana Charles Bone Sandra Brooks Larry Brothers Larry Brown Janie Cantu Jane Carter Julian Castillo Al Childs Sharon Clark Ernest Clay Pat Clem Gail Coleman Jenny Collier Judy Collier Patricia Cook Paul Cross Rueben Cuevas Beckie Cunningham Dorothy Daniel Tony Davilla Linda Davis Tommy Davis Jackie Dawson Johnny Degrate Frankie Denena Betty Diles Frankie Dingrando Sheila Edmonds Billy Edwards Dottie Edwards Laura Elfrez Francine Falsone Cindy Fannin David Fedro Dave Fitte Sharon Frazier Beverly Garrett Jeanine Geyer Harry Geib Lanie Glasscock Steven Glockzin Mike Goeke Debbie Grogan Tony Guerrero Rhonda Harden Shirley Humphrey Linda Hyde Mike Irwin Ernest johnson Rodney Johnson Pam jones Rosell jones Jo Ann Kasner Rebecca Kluck Sharon Kunkle David Kunze Billy Kurtz Debbie LaBarbera Charles Lang Patricia Lang Ray Charles Lang Linda Lang Dean Lessman Linda Locke Joe Lombardo Bobby Lynn Susan Macha .IUNIORS Nvuv 'Y' .ILNICDRS Carol Marek Cindy Martin Richard Martinez Rufus Martinez Virginia Martinez Gary Martyr Diane Mason Barbara Massington Giles Massington James McClain Donnie McMillan Gail Maxwell Burtram Mitchell Jackie Mitchell -Ioan Mitchell Mary Modkins Kenneth Moore Yvonne Moore Ricky Muchow Sarah Murphy Cynthia Neumann Gordon Newman Ralph Newton Mark Null Peggy Nutt Roger Nutt Rose Palasota Kay Phillips Frances Randazzo Robert Rhodes Gwendolyn Robinson Searcy Roddy Ilene Rodgers Ray Rodgers Freddie Runnels joe Scaggs Clinton Screws Mickey Severson Janis Shaw Beckie Shook Evelyn Simpson Mark Slafka Eddie Smith joe Soto Moda Strickland David Swinnea Rusty Tedrick Drew Thigpen Perry Tobias Allen Toleston Stanley Tomchesson Don Torgerson Debra Tubbs johnny Vanegas Lupe Vanegas Don Vasser Larry Ware James Washington Louis Washington Carolyn Weatherspoon Carolyn Welch JLINIORS '53 JUNIORS 3' Linda Wasylyszyn Carlene Williams Esstine Williams Nelson Williams Willis Williams Alfred Wilson Glenda Wojchowski Alan Wood jimi Raymond Wright Robert Wright lst row: Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Stemg 2nd row: Mr. Williams, Mrs McGregor Mrs. Gardner, Mr. Arnold. Q ss The one who goes is happier Than those he leaves behind. - -Pollock Pres David Daniel Reporter Pat Doinsgfanaqg Treasurer President Secretary B111 iRHf1se Cindy Childs Rohert Bussgll . hx as If . w W Debbie Adams Joyce Adams Nancy Adams Janie Aguilar Gloria Alaman Milton Albright Oliver Archie John Armes Betty Berezoski Ivory Berry Vicki Blaylock Janis Bolin Durwood Bonner Olivia Bradley Lester Burrell Paula Burrell Robert Bussell Phyllis Castens Clifford Cephus Patricia Chavers Cindy Childs Sandy Childs Pam Clem Gail Cohn Kathy Criswell James Cross David Daniel Vandessa Daniel Gloria Davis Debra Dieterich Lawrence Diles Pat Dingrando Judy Dixon Duane Drews Lis Edwards Ann Falco james Funderburk Ernestine Garcia David Garrett Frankie Garrison Maria Gomez Alfred Gorman Carl Gucle Myron Harden Willie Hawkins Lois Hay Donny Hegefelcl Scottie Henderson Cindy Herring Larry Hogg Joyce Hopkins Gary House Debbie Howerton Wayne Hucller Marie Huff Clarence Humphrey Shirley Irvin Richard janeke Frank Jennings Jeffie jones Nadean Jones Nathaniel Jones Alvin Jordan Nelvin Jordan Betty Lou Kendrick jimmy Kersten Roger Keys Betty Killough Bcnell Kirk Ruth Konz SENIORS wa mei SENIORS Edward Kubicek Sandra Kunkel Bob Kurtz Tom Lanfer Barbara Lang Robert Langley Lester Laventon Billy Lawton Charles Lewis Joe Lewis Larry Lewis Louis Locke Floyd Loftin Patricia Lynn Wanda Lynn Verna Massington Benny Mayes Jeff McCree Raymond McDaniel Helen Kay Miers Milton Mills Dennis Mulsow Cliristol Nelson Clifford Neumann Debra Neumann Robert Nutt Roy Papendorf Debra Parsons Gloria Parsons Patricia Pattison Carolyn Phillips joe Pierce Victor Randazzo Bill Range Carol Rasco 'ali '34 wi ' , . RQ Qs. 'FTW QA J' '?f'.. Q K ,, ,Q I , EV. fig,-r X--f H f,:,1,ff7ff? M-Q A , , Q E, '7 r me IH!-If f Hx Barbara Shaw james C. Shaw Bill Shelton Kay Sherman Barbara Shields Ricky Shook Curtis Smith Debbie Stein Carolyn Stewart Danny Stone Donald Sulak Steven Swinnea S' 143 Ronnie Thomas Kathy Thompson Mike Torbett Carolyn Torgerson Charles Tyrone Alan Unell Cathy Vann Robert Walker Jerry ward Ben Washington Patricia Washington Johnny Wasylyszn Ricky Watson Curtis Weatherspoon SENIORS Cathy Webb Sally Welch Noyal Wesley Cynthia Wetzel - ' ' Mike White . ' Nell Wieting 'Q is viola Williams if? Charlie Wilson A l l in Tony Willars h ,, Willie Wilson 5 AA' Y ' , VL Vivian Woodson 1 , 1 Chris Woycheshin '.,iL ' in Linda Young Wayne Young Carl Zephyr Senior sponsors: Mrs. Springfield, Miss Smith, Mrs. Neiderer, Mrs. Schmid, Miss Hening- ton, Miss Crick. 145 K4.Xg fx-x,1-2.713 'ifff , 1 Q 3 iW'f-V52 yi W: T? ,, ,, M214 'V .QW ,: W. , -wk . f x X Q, sw G ff 5 - - fff v ' - 4, -'fM.ff- s A 5. :fi 7 an 3 A L v.- . , :'W t f m, I ,, V : ,jk , . 53,1 I ' ' , A 1 ' f ' J, 5 ,, g ,Q lf VW, 4 j2 .v gf f 4 4 2 'Sz 5 gi, W4, VL Q ff 35 bf iw N ,fri 'WW hw 5 if E 4 Us 2 35 1 ,N . f Q, I gn., , .-...,.4, E 5, 5, 2 ,, F 1 1 ,fs Nj 5: 14 wi 9 U ,LL 5, jf? fi 1 g I ' 1 .f iw 1 Y W- ' :f fl-,, 4 lv '.wyf11f:f 45 A, 1 ,, 5 H M:- .'-. ' wfafisf I ' Y ., ' , ffm:-x,-V' - fi-H11 1' - , ,., , , , 'f G: 'V ' if ,m l xv- Vp ' M 'MT '3 ' - 29,5 , M K if 'f I ., --gy . A V A ' V H I , V- A ' . xg... I f 4,,,,. 2 fn , L 7 W K Jw ,N , , ,A 4 ya Ig i lvfl ..,.,,., , ,,,,. qi: - V L ,, , fig sx.. 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Q86j Vicki Blaylock-Viesca 2,3,43 Editor 43 NHS 3,43 Pres. 43 CC's Ll-QJCL 1,23 Officer 23 Summa Cum Laude 23 Band 1,2,3,43 U.I.L. 23 S.C. 2,3,43 CTSCA 23 Class Sec. 2g Hr. Officer 13Who's Who 43 Office Asst. 2g Devotionalist 33 Outstanding Teenager 43 Presidential Classroom for Young Americans 43 Most Likely to Succeed 43 Angelo State University Yearbook Seminar 4. Q52l Janis Bolin-Teen Gardeners 23 FHA 1,23 DECA 3,43 DECA Princess 3,43 DECA V.P. 4. Q34Q Olivia Bradley-S.C. 13 FTA 13 FHA 1,2,3,43 Bulldog 43 SRA 3,43 Hr. Officer 1,2,3,43 Band 13 Choir 1,2,3,4. Lester Burrell-FFA 1,2,33 NYC 1,2,33 ICO 23 CC's 33 DECA 4. Paula Burrell-FHA 1,2,3,43 NYC 2,33 Choir 4g Hr. Officer 2,33JCO 3,43 Parl. 43 SRA 3,43 Treas. 43 PASF 33 Pep Squad 43 Baseball 13 Basketball 1. Robert Bussell-Bulldog 2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 U.I.L. 1,2,33 S.C. 3,43 CC's 43 FTA 3,43 Sec. 43 Tutoring 3,43 Class Officer 2,43 Hr. Officer 1,2,3,43 Drama Club 43 Pres. 43 One-act Play 13 Basketball 13 Tennis 3,43 Class Favorite 43 Citizen of the Month 43 Best Personality 43 Eagle Boy Scout. Q30l Phyllis Castens-Band 1,2,3,43 U.I.L. 1,32 JCL 1,23 Song- leader 13 Magna Cum Laude 23 S.C. 1,43 Choir Accom- panist 13 Bulldog 2,3343 Editor 43 Devotionalist 2,33 NHS 3,43 CC's 3,43 Sec. 33 FTA 3,43 Tutoring 43 Office Asst. 43 Who's Who 43 Drama Club 43 Outstanding Teenager 4g Merit Who's Who 43 Powder Puff Football 43 Challenge Team 4. Q61 Clifford Cephus-FFA 1,2,33 Treas. 13 Chapter Conducting Team lg Skills Team 23 Track lg NYC 2,3,4Q Choir 43 Rep. 4. Patricia Chavers-Pep Squad 1,2,33JCL 2,33 Rep. 33 NHS 3,43 Re .43 Bulldog 2,3,4. Q85l Cindy Chifds-S.C. 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Sec. 43 U.I.L. 33 NHS 3,43 Sec. 43 FTA 3,43 CC's 3,43 Pres. 43 Viesca 2,3,43 Office Asst. 43 Class Pres. 43-ICL 1,23 V.P. 13 Rep. 23 One- act Play lg Drama Club 43 DAR Good Citizen 4g Whois 150 Who 43 Best All Around 43 Outstanding Citizen 43 CTSCA 2,43 Citizen of the Month 4. Q31 Sandy Childs-Band 1,2,3,43 DECA 4. Q18l Gail Cohn-JCL 1,23 Officer 23 FTA 3,43 Tutoring 3,43 CC's 43 Drama Club 43 Band 1,2,3,43 U.I.L. 1,2,3Q Office Asst. 3,43 Bulldog 2,35 Club Ed. 3. Q41j Kathy Criswell-Band 1,2,3,43 Pres. 43 U.I.L. 1,2,3,43 Major- ette 23 Head Majorette 3,43 Twirling Contest 1,2,3,43 Class Rep. 13Class V.P. 23 Hr. Officer 1,2,33 Class Co- favorite 23 Homecoming Queen 43 FTA 3,431-list. 43 S.C. 43 CC's 43 Drama Club 43 V.P. 4g Best Personality 43 Viesca 4.Q11j james Cross-FFA 1,23 Band 1,2,33 Football 3,43 All-district 43 Honorable Mention 33 Basketball 1,2,3,43 All-district 33 BCC Club 2,33 Hampton Special Singer 3,43 NYC 4. David Daniel-Football 1,2,3,43 All-district 2nd Team 33 Honorable Mention 43 Capt. 43 Outstanding Back 43 Heart Award 43 Lettermen's Club 2,3,43 Most Athletic 43 Basket- ball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,33 Tennis 43 Hr. Officer 1,2,43 Class Favorite 1,2,33 Class V.P. 43 FTA 3,43 CC's 43 God and Country Award 23 Citizen of the Month 4. Q23l Vandessa Daniels-FHA 1,2,43 Choir 1. Barbara Davis-FTA 3,43 FHA 1,2,3,43 Pep Squad 43 Band 13 PASF 3,43 Officer 43 S.C. 13 Bulldog 43 Science Club 13 Hr. Officer 1,4. Gloria Davis-FHA 1,2,33 Choir 33 OEA 4. Debra Dieterich-NHS 3,43 FHA 1,23 State Convention 13 FHA Parl. 23 PASF 3g Hr. Officer 3,43 Bulldog Hr. Repre- sentative 33 Office Asst. 1,2,3,4. Q35Q Lawrence Diles-Football 1,2,3,43 Capt. 33 Lineman Award 33 All-district 2,33 Baseball 13Track 1,2,33 FFA 1,2,33 Choir 43 SRA 43 NYC 43 JCO 43 Best Groomed 4. Pat Dingrando-S.C. 1,2,3,43 CTSCA 2,3,43 Class V.P. 13 Class Rep. 43 Hr. Officer 1,2,3,43 FTA 3,43 CC's 3,43 Sec-treas. 43 Viesca Photo Lab 43 Bulldog Cartoon Con- test 3,43-ICL 1,23 Pres. 23 Basketball 1,23 Tennis 3,43 Most Artistic 43 Marlin Art League 43 Who's Who Nom. 43 Explorer Sec-treas. 43 Angelo State University Year- book Workshop 43 Bulldog Hr. Representative 3. QSSQ Judy Dixon Q46j Duane Drews Q55l Lis Edwards-Cheerleader 43 Hr. Officer 1,43 Class Rep. 33 FTA 3,43 Drama Club 43 Viesca 43 Football Sweetheart Nom. 4. f1Oj SENIOR DIRECTORY Ann Falco-FTA 3,43 CC's 43 Drama Club 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Cheerleader 43 Office Asst. 33 Hr. Officer 3,4. Q161 James Funderburk Q841 Ernestine Garcia-PASF 33 OEA 4. Q831 David Garrett-Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,33 Hr. Officer 1,2. Q631 Frankie Garrison-FHA 1,23 Band 1,23 OEA 3,4. Q721 Gail Glass-Band 132,33 I-Ir. Officer 13 S.C. 23 FTA 33 PASF 33 Rep. 3g Class Favorite 3. Q221 Maria Gomez-FHA 1QPASF 3,4. Q71 Alfred Gorman-Football 13 Basketball 13 Track 13 FFA 1,2,3,43 Quiz Team 23 Chapter Conducting Team 23 Judging Team 2,33-ICO 1,2,3,43 Hr. Officer 4. Carl Gude-FFA 1,21 S.C. 13Pres. lg Drama Club 43 Pep Squad Beau 43 Football 1,2,3,43 Track 2,3,43 Basketball 1,23 Lettermen's Club 3,4. Q751 Myron Harden-Band 1,2,3Q Football 1,2,3,43 All-district 2nd Team 43 Track 13 Lettermen's Club 3,43 Class Hand- some 1,2,3. Q321 Willie Hawkins-S.C. 1,43 FFA 1,43 Hr. Officer 1,33 Bulldog 43 PASF 3,4. Lois Corpora Hay-JCL 1,23 FTA 3g CC's 3,45 Parl. 4g Band 1,2,3,4. 3361 Donnie I-Iegefeld-FFA 1,2,33 Who's Who Nom. 4. Q51 Scottie Henderson-Football 1,2,33 Track 1,23 FFA 1,2,33 Advisor 2,33 Choir 1,2,3Q Hr. Officer 1. Cindy Herring-Hr. Officer 1,2,3Q S.C. 3g Alt. 2g Bulldog Hr. Representative 33 Band 1,2,3,43 Most Courteous 43 OEA 4. 62 Gary floiise-FFA 1,23 Chapter Farmer 23 DECA 3,43 Parl. 3. Debbie Howerton-Band 1,2,3,43 All-district 3,43 All-regional 3,43 Majorette 2,33 Drum Major 43 Twirling Contest 1,2,33 Class Beautiful 1 ,23 Most Beautiful 33 Homecoming Prin- cess 23 FTA 3,43 Tutoring 43 Drama Club 43 Class Sec. lg Hr. Officer 1,43 S.C. Alt. 43 CC,s 43 Viesca Typist 43 Who's Who 43 DAR Nom. 43 Best Groomed 4. Q531 Wayne Hudler-Woodsboro High 1,2,33 Basketball 1,2,33 Football 23 Track lg Tennis 23 Golf 3,43 Athletic Club 1,2,3. Q791 Annie Huff-Band 1,2,3,43 PASF 33 FHA 1,2,3,43 Pep Squad 13 SRA 4. Clarence Humphrey-FFA 1,2,33 Choir 13 CC,s 4. Shirley Irvin-ICO 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,33 Drill Team 1,23 FHA 1,2. Q811 Richard Janeke Q611 Frank Jennings-Cooper High School 1,2Q S.C. 1,2,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 23 Wittiest 4. Q741 jeffie Kay Jones-SRA 3,43 NYC 3,43 FHA l,2,3,43 Hr. Officer 43 JCO 3,43 Baseball Club 1. Nadean jones-S.C. 13 Sec. 13 FHA 1,2,33 Sec. 33 OEA 33 Rep., I-list. 33 PASF 33-ICO 1,2,33 NYC 2,3,43 FTA 33 Most Studious 13 Class Co-favorite 23 Nom. 33 Falls Relay Princess 23 Nom. 33 Beautiful Nom. 33 Class Sec. 33 Hr. Officer 2. Nathaniel Jones-FFA 1,2,3,43 Choir 131CO 1,2,3,43 Boy Scouts 1,2,3,4. Alvin Jordan4FFA 13 SRA 3,43 Pres. 43 Football 1,2,3,43 Track 2,3,43 Basketball 2,3,43 NHS 3,43 FTA 3,43 S.C. 3,43 Bulldog 4g Who's Who 43 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Q151 Nelvin Jordan-Football 1,2,3Q Track 2,33 Basketball 1,2,33 PFA 1,2. Q591 Betty Lou Kendrick-S.C. 1,2,3,43 V.P. 43 TASC 33 CTSCA 3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Sec. 33 FTA 3,43 Sec. 43 CC's 4g Drama Club 4g Bulldog Hr. Representative 43 Class Treas. 13 Class Pres. 23 Homecoming Princess 13 Favorite Nom. 13 Citizenship Seminar 33 Leader for Muscular Dystrophy Drive 33 Most Dependable 43 Citizen of the Month 4. Q781 Jimmy Kersten-FFA 1,2,33 Treas. 33 Lone Star Farmer 33 FFA State Convention 33 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Lettermen's Club 3,43 Bulldog Sports Ed. 43 Who's Who Nom. 4. Roger Keys-Band 1,2,3,43 U.I.L. 1,2,3,43A1l-district 3,43 All-regional 3,43 State Solo 85 Ensemble 23 Most Musical 4g S.C. 3,43 Treas. 43 CTSCA 2,3,43 Bulldog Business Manager 23 Ad Ed. 33 Viesca Photo Lab 43 FTA 3,43 V.P. 43 FTA Convention 43 Tutoring 43 CC's 3,43 Drama Club 43One-act play 13 Who's Who 43 Class Treas. 33 Hr. Officer 131CL 1,23 Treas. 2. Q451 Bennell Kirk-Football 1,2,33 Track 1,2,3,43 State Track Meet lg FFA 1,2,33 Sent. 1,2,33 Choir 1,2,3. Q671 Lennell Kirk Q651 Ruth Konz-Pep Squad 1,2,3,43 Pres. 33 Baylor Play Day 1,23 S.C. 2,33 Sec. 3g Outstanding Girl Student Council Member 23jCL 2,33 Asst. Rep. 23 Magna Cum Laude 33 Viesca 2,33 Bulldog 43 FTA 3,43 Tutoring 4g CC's 3,43 V.P. 43 NHS 3,43 V.P. 43 Drama Club 4g Who's Who 43 Merit Who's Who 43 Devotionalist 43 Office Asst. 43 Pow- der Puff Football 43 Challenge Team 4. Q481 Edward Kubicek-FFA 1,2,33 Sec. 23 Pres. 33 State Conven- tion 1,23 National Convention 3g Track 1,23 Football 4g Lettermen's Club 2,3,43 S.C. 3,43 Pres. 43 CTSCA Pres. 43 151 SENIOR DIRECTORY TASC 3g Class Pres. 3: Hr. Officer 2g Pep Squad Beau 3g Boy's State Nom. 3: Outstanding Teenager 3,4g Best All Around 4g Who's Who 4: Citizen of the Month 4: Out- standing Citizen 4g Drama Club 4g Explorers l,2,3. Sandra Kunkel-JCL 3,4g FHA l,2,3g Hist. 3g Teen Gardeners 3,4g Library Asst. l,2.Q17l Bob Kurtz Q80l Tom Lanfer-Band 1,2,3,4gU.I.L. lg S.C. 2: Bulldog 2.3: FTA 3g Tutoring 3g NHS 4g Hr. Officer 3,4g Golf l,2,3,4g Capt. 2,3,4g Challenge Team alt. 41761 Barbara Lang4S.C. lg Choir lg FHA l,2,4: Track l: Basket- ball lg Science Club lg Drama Club lg NYC 3,4. Robert Langley-JCL lg Track lg Football 2,3,4: FFA 2,3,4: Rep. 3: District Talent Contest 2: Houston Fat Stock Show and Rodeo 2: Chapter Conducting Team 2g Viesca Photographer 3g Lettermen's Club 4: Bulldog Hr. Repre- sentative 4. Billy Lawton-S.C. l,4g Class Officer lg Hr. Officer l,2,3g FFA 1,2,3,4gV.P. lg Chapter V.P. 2g District V.P. 3g Area V.P. 4g Class Favorite lg Friendliest lg SRA 3,4g Jco 3,4g 4-H 1,2,3,4. 4513 Charles Lewis-Football l,2,3,4g FFA l,2,3: Rep. l,2g Choir l,2,3:ICO 3,4. joe Lewis-Band l,2,3,4g S.C. Alt. 2,3. Ql2j Floyd Loftin f73l Patricia Lynn-FHA l,2,3,4g Chaplain lg NYC 2,3,4g Choir 3,4g Hr. Officer 4g Class Chaplain lg Spanish Club l g ICO 3,4g SRA 3,4g Baseball l. Wanda Lynn-FHA l,2,3,4g V.P. 4g Band l,2,4g SRA 3,4g Class Co-beautiful 3: Nom. 4g Favorite Nom. 4g Falls Relay Princess 3g Hr. Officer 4: PASF 3gJCO 3,4g Asst. Sec. 4g Camp Fire Girls 1.2: Pres. 1: Viesca 4g Who's Who Nom. 4g Most Sincere 4. Q9l Verna Massington-FHA l,2,3,4g 4-H l,2: Choir l,3,4g NYC 2,3,4gjCO lg Softball lg Basketball lg Science Club lg Drill Squad l. Benny Mayes-Basketball l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3: FFA l,2,3: Choir lg I-Ir. Officer l,2gJCOg SRA. Raymond McDaniel-Football l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3g FFA l,2,3g Choir l,2g Basketball l,2,3. Helen Kay Miers-Band l,2,3,4g All-regional Intermediate Band lg All-district 3g State Solo 3g Stage Band lgChoir Accompanist l g Office Asst. l,4g Library Asst. 2: FTA 3,4g Tutoring 3,41 CC,s 3,4g S.C. 43 Alt. 2.3: Hr. Officer 2,3g Viesca 4g Drama Club 4: One-act Play lg Most Musical 4g Who's Who Nom. 4. Q47j 152 Milton Mills-FFA l,2,3,4g Dairy Judgin Team: Quiz Team. Larry Mitchell-S.C. lg Football l,2: Basietball l,2,3,4g FFA l ,2,3. Dennis Mulsow-FFA l,2,3,4g State Conventiong Greenhand l:Chapter Farmer 2g Lone Star Farmer 3g Coop. Ag. 4. Chris Nelson-Track l.2,3,4g State Track Meet lg Football l,2g FFA l,2,3g Choir l,2g3g Hr. Officer lg SRA l. Clifford Neumann-FFA l,2,3,4g Greenhand lg Chapter Farmer 2g Lone Star Farmer 3g Coop. Ag. 4. Q77l Debbie Neumann-FHA l,2g Hist. 2g FTA 3,4g Tutoring 4g JCL 2,3g NHS 3,4g Office Asst. l,2,3,4g Bulldog Hr. Representative 3g Exchange Ed., Typist 4: Who,s Who Nom. 4. Q7ll Robert Nutt Q57J Roy Papendorf-FFA 1,2,3g Greenhand Degree lg Chapter Degree 2. Q27l Gloria Parsons Q69l Patricia Pattison Q2lj Carolyn Phillips-FHA l,2,3,4g PASF 3g Pep Squad 4g Choir 4g NYC 4g Hr. Officer 2,3,4. Joe Pierce-Choir lg FFA lg Band l,2,3,4g FTA 4g Drama Club 4g S.C. 1,3,4g Viesca 4g SRA 3,4gJCO 3,4g 4-H 2,3g Who's Who Nom. 4g Wittiest Nom. 4g Friendliest Nom. 4g Class Officer l. Q68l Victor Randazzo-Football l,2,4g All-district 2nd Team 4g Basketball l,2g Golf 3,4g Track lg H.R. l,2,3,4: Band l,2,3,4g U.I.L. 1gHr. Officer lg FTA 3. Q38l Bill Range-S.C. 2,3g Band l,2,3,4g Hr. Officer lg Class Treas 4g Most Dependable 4. Q20l Carol Rasco-Band l,2,3,4g Bulldog 4g Library Asst. 3,4g Home Decorations Committee l,2,3,4. Q39l James Ratliff-FFA lg Chapter Conducting Team lg ICT 3g Basketball 2,3,4g Football l g Track lg Lettermen's Club 3,4gJCO 2,3,4g SRA 3,4g Hr. Officer 3,4. Greg Ray-S.C. 1,2g NHS 3,4g-ICL l,2g Drama Club 4g Parl. 4g FTA 3g CC's 4g Hr. Officer 2: Most Courteous 4. Q49l Liz Richardson-Band l,2,3,4g All-district 4g S.C. lg Class Sec. lg Hr. Officer l,2,3,4g FHA l,2,3,4g Officer l,3,4g DAR Nom. 4g School Favorite 4g Bulldog 4: FTA 3,4g jr. Zeta Phi Beta 3,4g Sec. 4g SRA 3,4g Parl. 4gJCO 3,4g Sec. 4. Q4l Gail Roberts Q64l Dora Salas-FHA lg FHA Princess lg DECA 3,4. Qll Larry Sanders-FFA l,2,3g Rep. lg Choir 4. Billy Scheler-DECA 3.4. SENIOR DIRECTORY Mary Beth Schultz-Ursuline Academy 1,2,33 Tennis 132,334 Sodality 1,2333 Sodality Convention 1,23 Future Nurses 132,33 CYO 132,33 FTA 43 CC's 43 Drama Club 4. Q541 James Shaw-FFA 132,33 District 2nd Place Chapter Con- ducting Team 33 District 2nd Place Poultry Judging Team 23 Choir 1. Bill Shelton-Band 1,233343 Hr. Officer 1,23 FTA 3,43 Tu- toring 3,43 CC's 43 Most Handsome 43 Bulldog 4. 3331 Kay Sherman-Biloxi High, Miss. 1323 Band 1,233,43 Drum Majorette 13 Bulldog Hr. Representative 43 PASF 3,43 Hr. Decoration Committee 334. Q141 Barbara Shields-Band 13233343 S.C. 3,43 Hr. Officer 13 FTA 3343 Tutoring 43 PASF 33 Pres. 33 Viesca 43 Falls Relay Princess 13 Office Asst. 43 Drama Club 43 Who's Who Nom 4. Q251 Curtis Smith-S.C. 13 Football 13 FFA 1. joe Soto-FFA 3343 DECA 4. Debbie Stein-Teen Gardeners 1,23 Office Asst. 13233343 Hr. Officer 1,43 FTA 33 FFA Sweetheart Nom. 3,43 Pep Squad 3343 Representative 33 Lieutenant 43 S.C. 43 Friendliest Nom. 4. Q21 Carolyn Stewart4FHA 1,233,43 Pres. 1,43 Parl. 33 FTA 3,43 S.C. 13V.P. 13 Band 13 Bulldog 43-ICO 233,43 V.P. 33 Pres. 43 PASF 33 SRA 43 NYC 3,43 Pep Squad 43 Football Sweetheart 43 Broadcaster 43 Hr. Officer 2,33.1r. Volun- teer 1323100 Hrs. Award 2. 3401 Steven Swinnea-JCL 1,23 Magna Cum Laude 23 S.C. 2,43 CTSCA 2,43 FTA 33 Golf 3,43 Tennis 3: NHS 3343 Treas. 43 Explorers 3,43 Bulldog 3,43 Hr. Representative 33 Photographer 43 Viesca Photogra her 43 Library Asst. 43 National Merit Commended Studfent 43 Merit Who's Who 43 Most Scholarly 43 Who's Who 43 Challenge Team 3,4. Q161 Ronnie Thomas-FFA lg Sec. 13 S.C. 13 Rep. 13 NHS 3343 Parl. 43 Choir 3,43 Rep. 33 Pres. 43 Class Pres. 13 Hr. Officer 43 2nd Place Radio Script Team fDistrict1 13 Most Likely to Succeed 4. Kathy Thompson-Band 1,233343 FTA 33 OEA 43 Bulldog 4. 70 Mike Sforlnett-Band 13233343 All-district 13 S.C. 132,33 Out- standing Boy Student Council Member 33 FTA 33 Tutor- ing 33 Drama Club 43 Viesca 43 Class V.P. 33 Football 1323 Who,s Who Nom. 43 Most Likely to Succeed Nom. 43 Eagle Scout 43 God and Country Award3 Challenge Team 4. Carolyn Torgerson-Band 1,2,3343 U.I.L. 1,2333 Twirling Contest 1323 Viesca 2,3,43 PASF 33 Convention Delegate 33 NHS 3,43 S.C. 43 Alt. 23 FTA 3,43 Pres. 43 Tutoring 3,43 Office Asst. 23 Hr. Officer 13 Lions' Club Sweet- heart 43 Presidential Classroom 43 Drama Club 43 Who's Who 4. 3501 Alan Unell-Basketball 13 Band 13233343 NHS 4. Q81 cathy Vann-FHA 1,23 oEA 4. 4601 Robert Walker4Football 1,3343 All-district Honorable Men- tion 43 Lettermen's Club 3343 DECA 43 Pres. 4. Q281 Jerry Ward-FFA 1,233,43 NYC 2,33 Devotionalist 43 .ICO 1,2,3343 Friendliest 4. Ben Washington-Football 1,2,3343 Capt. 43 All-district 3,43 Super Cen-Tex 43 Outstanding Lineman Award 43 Track 1,2,3,43 FFA 132,33 DECA 4. Patricia Washington-S.C. 13 FHA 233,43 Hr. Officer 3. Ricky Watson-FFA 13 Band 1,2,3,43 NYC 3,43 Most Sincere Nom. 4. Q311 Curtis Weatherspoon-FFA 1,2,3,43 Choir 3,43 Boy Scout 132. Cathy Webb-Band 1,233,43 U.I.L. 1,2333 Majorette 2,3,43 S.C. Alt. 33 Office Asst. 33 Hr. Officer 1,2,33 Drama Club 43 Wittiest 4. Q441 Sally Welch-Library Asst. 13 Band 13233343 S.C. 1,2333 Class Pres. 13 Favorite 13 Cheerleader 2,3343 Head 43 FTA 3,45 Tutoring 33 Drama Club 43 Homecoming Princess 33 Viesca 43 Friendliest 4. Q561 Cynthia Wetzel-FHA 1,23 Sec. 23-1CL 2,33 Treas. 33 FTA 3343 Treas. 43 NHS 3,43 Who's Who Nom. 43 S.C. 2,43 Hr. Sec. 13Office Asst. 1,233,43 Bulldog Hr. Representa- tive 3. Q821 Nell Wieting-Band 1,23 Hr. Officer 1,2,3,43 Office Asst. 3,43 Bulldog Hr. Representative 43 FHA 3. Q191 Tony Willars-PASF 33 DECA 3343 Hr. Officer 3. Q421 Viola Williams-FHA 1,2,3,43 S.C. 1,23 Band 1,233343 Teen Gardeners 2g Science Club 13 SRA 2,3,43.1CO34-H 1,23 FTA3 OEA 33 Class Favorite 13 Most Artistic 4. Willie Wilson-FFA 1,2333 Choir 4. Chris Woychesin-FFA 13233343 Pres. 4. Q241 Linda Young-S.C. 13 FHA 1,2,3,43 V.P. 13 SRA 3,43 Sec. 43 Hr. Officer 23 Choir 13 Track 13 Basketball 13 Science Club 13 Drama Club 13 NYC 3,43 OEA 4g Cheerleader 13 Baseball 13 Wayne Young-Band 1,2,3,4g DECA 334. Q291 Carl ZephyrHFootball 1,23 Track 132,33 FFA 1,23 Choir 1,2,33 Set new record in track 1. 153 3 Q S I 3 4 1 F E 2 5 154 Your face, my thane, is as a book where men May read strange matters. -Shakespeare STUDY THEM CLOSELY LET THEM PLAY ky .1 , Q-N' 1, .5 Qi' gf, .J .'5Uff5 oi' if . .J ,J ,. I ,Ax - ' 1 .Y V - -My -5- ,5 ,bf ,, ., i. , A To spend and waste time as though you had a million years . . . -Thornton Niven Wilder QA , 4 51, K' 1 I 1 J' Pi :ffm qi n .f 'Y , ,M - - W J W m f2:mi4ff,m f '1w. Q ' fff - .fad V ff , wg., ., 4 -'72 -i: i f 9 f f 2 l wa, 1 W 1394 , . 'K Emi, ' 1 'ww S' lv' M V 'QL 4 1, ' Q .4155 I ' K, -,- A ,f 5' K' 5 :- JK bf' QQ' W2 Y? a 1 FF,-......, Absence of occupation is not rest, A mind quite vacant is a mind distress'd. -William Cowper WATCH THEM CAREFULLY To understand everything makes one tolerant. -Madame de Stael 9 ,E .,.. ttyl A t as aa d riiiii-Z ' i atad SEE NO EVIL x ' .... 4 ,:,, E i l K . -,Lk,, f3L,LA,f.1 L..., . 5 L A ,l,1 5 E..... N 9,1 H E ffj - 5 161 -rf' .. ' 'Sw 4 . 3 N1 v fifmw' Lfff: ' Q' VN ' K hu 'i, if 29 ' F. A' . 's? ng, -2 ' -Fiivi' 7.5 ., - ' K Kg 1 3'.,,4-iz? ' - ' f-:T JF 'mn - f ,. ' W. Lord, what fools these mortals be! -Shakespeare WHATS LIFE WITHOUT LAUGHS? vt..-, ' -W -NYSizfff4g . . ' ,s. --ai.. ff . X . ii A 2 -f f 1 W' 3 5 , K 'L .ia . , 1 ls:a a ff . , 'll .-, Q , ' laik x A 1. Y 7, H - ' T ' a , Q f .,.4.2 ...,,,4 1 ,,,, V' . ff a ,,,,W Im Eg w L, win Q 'gf in , Y U Q 5. 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