' f uv: ...H-..-. 0Pe'1i11S Activities Organizations Personalities Classes Faculty Sports Advertisements 'Staff Closing LOOK TO THIS DAY FOR IT IS LIFEg THE VERY LIFE OF LIFE! I ,. , .. Wg ' , .. A ff, ' . X I W Wigs' -me fsswfigg , 5f5,ilifji,f,1Q 1 ' ' A' ,, if E,E'hI. 5 1 I SKS? In ,iv L ' 5 1 Q., V1 ggi ,- I r . ' J i-1,,!.W '- ,I ,... Self, flfif' E 1 X 'nfifl' ,N I 51 if - ..,. z -,Minn , M sh.. --fa 5 N .. 'H .4 ww-.N Iilllkfl I I IN ITS BRIEF COURSE LIE ALL THE VARIETIES AND REALITIES OF YOUR EXISTENCE . . . THE BLISS OF GROWTH, N 4' ,bf ' E '! ',L, ' ZS ,'-ll ...cf O . .4 V , :Ol , Q, K M A A VE, 'pw-lg.-' My , U I H v '. Af rilfiygg a fy ,k,, 5, ,pf ' A' rf? - ' '..,..., - WV- if Q if 4 A ,us Q. Q-f Vf I 1 ,W W- ,. Ng , . ,M . -v , ,, ' W ,W 0 , -'f' -4' '1 ,iii M,,v,f', .Q K Lf , ,V+ w wfifxggh -f' rv , ., S- 2 1 ,. 'f ' 4 ,., T :vw M-'L ,f W . ' N., f , I f.. 9, 4,35-'. I ' - zu. , .. -- THE SPLENDOR OF BEAUTY. ww' THE GLORY OF ACTION, foe. . I , FOR YESTERDAY IS, ALREADY A DREAM, AND TOMORROW IS ONLY A VISION. BUT TODAY WELL-LIVED X di.--. 4l S EVERY RDAY A D PINESS Q. V. 5 f Y TOMORROW A VISION OF HOPE . A v 1,3 , , ,.,, . N., 2 .9 3-iff , ' .M 6,53 fa, . ,T avg , W--'?fv A E: ,. . , - t QV ea 4 K fy? i ,fx ,- 4 . f ,qw I Y 1? ,X .,,. Q ,Q, 4511 A f swf W f . . 1 2---fag .' fiaggky Nf, .M . , N f if 'f 'Y' A M ' , + v .V - cn, gfilw J - ' - x ' 9. - ' f , '.t,3i3lMzTxi-' ' l . -naw , ggwi-sf -,,,, 'Lap , S Mm ., + MM. gy ,n , o - 41 V, '- 3-55? .fx ' A KV K .4 1 ..-f 1. Xff, gm- ' 'iii -gf, . aaffiii -. , ,,, - ., ,, ' A7:.., ,J , .... ,Aw , llssj,-,.' ir, L1., ., ,.Q.5, li, VL,Ab , - if K .1.:. , aww . 1 M J -2, ,Qwk .LW fx 1j f6' 3x,a.:,5gg2y. qzywggi 3. - . ga , A ez: , -' 'wits f ,,. h , , K, 1,1?,,,., fgv lg ,A . N-f WA, -- ly- f :M ' J 'i1.45?w.. 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Q . gi i ,L Q Vi, if W' ' v P-' f ,A YJ - ' - I' 2' 4 I ' , rn it i , firp fff: gi A 3 'W' e S PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Mr. Meish giving pep talk before beginning practice. M. Glover preparing for work. Band members taking a rest While listening to instructions. 'Sl Puzzled Fish, C. Marek. D. Harlan thinking over her rou1:ine. ,, ' .Q -' We dw. 2 'A W wx fr f 1' V 'L me se, w,,g fp-. if 1 f. - -' 'i f w5??lie-P71 A ' ' A .Q '- V ,, , 5, . , M . e ' - A , A , N ,V Y., A. , V. , . e -ua., V . , W If ,.:- ,.'r Q gl, :ff -- K ' V, -'--P: rf' 5' 2, V . f A in : ' C. an ' :ff f, 'ia 4,ffirl 0 l , 'I 'W f we A A M . 4 Kiwi' ..'!v-I , fa- 7 i-1 ' wtfff'fet:r'1,l1.2i'1?iEa25T- isiiff- 1- 'r ' , .xiii f E. ee 'e ,- ' ' ' A ' . A , ' A f n ., 1 re ' 1 C Y n ', .. , . ' Q' Q V. 1, v If s , an H v -fqkwf . PM-2 vii av 'i6wW gt,-,Sai-P 'I a ..'-Y . -L I .1556 -ff - ,, 4. . A -4 -L--4.9 W5-2 -I1 4 X ,A V f,.fwwg:w mf mf -M 'ft bf-A-----. ' :.,C.,15Q-1-1.1. if ,1 L 1, M V V na ..1.. A r I f M-luv-A 1. J. Clark and F. Cook studying instructions. 2. Mr. Meish demonstrating the correct procedure. 3. E. Hays waiting for further instructions. 4. A. Hay trying to wake up. 5. T.Hudd1er and J. Mitchell taking a break. 6. The band striving for perfection. Cf 3 WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN 1 ' 1 ' ' 'MH' . - E S 3 ' ' V ' - W , Q33 f M' lib 1 f Q If? fb K . ' 41 ig: - T gs, jf I TK QQ! eg? ..... l , ........, -M 4 if 2 R. Skrabanek catches a nap. Coach johnson checks his health class's work. Miss Bunting prepares for her classes while watching the halls. M. Washington studies Health. uvf., if J. Clark and L. Dieterich studying i l l DREAMS OF VICTORY s fini? V Q Top: Freshmen cheerleaders take a rest while Rob Cunningham sp for the BH team. Middle: The Pep Squad helps Bulldog spirit. Bottom: A group of students their spirit at the square. eaks boost show X 'QR VISIONS OF SUCCESS 'W N-RU.. f 'SI y i i. y Top left: T. Daniel 84 D. Warren cheer the Dogs at the last pep rally. Top right: Varsity cheerleaders lead the student body in victory 2 Cheer. Middle: Our little band marching down the hall. Bottom: Our win- ning men. . S B LLDOGS OPEN WITH A WINNER Marlin Rolls Over Rosebud The Bulldogs, who lost to the Cougars last year, had re- venge in their eyes. Fruidenberg started by passing to Ray Shorter for one score and then passed to Tommy jackson for another. The half time score was 13-O. In the second half Fruiden- berg took the snap and plunged over for the Bulldogs' final score. The Marlin defense was very tough in le t- ting the Cougars score ONLY 6 points. The final score was 20 to 6. .1 is, 'f5N...,- L ii -qg:g,:g.Qr-fa . f lr JIE - fa Marlin Waxs Waxah achie Marlin continued on victory road with the first dis- trict game. In the first quarter ofthe game, it was almost a dead lock. Neither team could get it together. Before the half ended, Fruidenberg passed to White for the touchdown. The two extra point try was good. Half time score was Marlin 8 and Waxahachie 0. The In- dians scored in the fourth quarter but were denied the point-after try, and the Bulldogs had their first district win ofthe 1974 season. Final score: Marlin 8, Waxahachie 6. fx- -1 f: ve-r 1 f it M Y- - ' M 3-if I, .., ,, '-- dn 1-'iv . V. -, , J - air- 'I r 54,13 ,ws 1. 1 -.r ,. , - 3afv-- - ... 1 . ' ' ' ' ' - ' V, k . 3 r ' 4 V a.- . A-. M I . ... ,N . . f ' SEASON OF SURPRISES, Marlin Mudde rs jeff-Moore The Bulldogs were out for their third consecutive win which had not been done since 1968. In the first quar- ter action the dogs looked doomed. The Lions got the lead. Fruidenberg started passing to Shorter and jackson for short gainers and then hit Screws for a touchdown. Martinez connected with Screws for the two PAT. The score at the half was 8-7. Second half action consisted mainly of Marlin defense. Fruidenberg passed to White for a score. Moore scored once, but the Dogs held on for the win. Final score: 15-13, Marlin. - , , , ,fn - 1 . .r .V ,, il g ,d,nnret ,.,. 5 I Y , , KN, I M, ' Y A J A 1 W f M r t Q - .,t,'.,-i WM w. J 'ei' ', -1 I J , f. . -- W ,we ' if ' s ' ' ' N -' f 5 ' -' V f ' ' - xwQ'w+m1-1-f..' M., , 5'-M' , K' , f . '- 'irm 'ual' '.'. ',f,:a1fi.:r, -' N ,Vt --fy ff - Af- g,p-.f,,..,,.-fl.-yrties.,t rf ,. ,f . -rg A -ff ..-v-.-yV:1.,t f ' , . ts, I A.f..lyg4-fmt. 7-W, 4 rv. ffm. .vm .- ...S i .-V .p ,a,.W,'fi.13 V1 su.- . ,, - .. r .. 'M J ' av wg., ,. . .. ,, w - . M- 1, .,, , - 4, - w ,ww . - ., , W .far ,- -.2 -Q,-,V -P--.W :gs N- Y ua, . 14 W ns. -D . , ' 1 - ' . T fu ' W ' . .Vi in 5? . . .,eJ. Midway Surprise s Marlin After the previous wins, the Dogs didn't seem very high for the game. lt showed that this was going to be hazardous to their record. Midway jumped out into a lead by scoring in the first quarter. Marlin managed to score before the halfand tied the game 7-7. In the second half the panthcrs scored twice before Fruidenberg passed to Lofton for the Dogs only score ofthe half. The final score was Midway-19 and Marlin-13. B5 S . t , ygyy. H n.....,f'.z-T .I y , l 33' MQ M it UPSETS AND HEARTBREAKS , fav J, ,sf LaVega Upsets Marlin Coming into the game with 3 wins and 1 loss, it looked good forthe Dogs even though LaVega had other ideas. LaVega was fired up after they had tied with Ennis. Marlin Started With mistakes, and the Pirates took them with pleasure by scoring 3 times. Martinez did score on a pass from Fruidenberg and the Dogs were trailing 21-6 at the half. In the second half the dogs scored once more but were out done by the pirates. LaVega won by a score of 35-14. I 1 - f Q' -A-. - .9 Kew . , 4 f - t Q 9 ' Ip. ' y A s f v , UW Msakixwug 5f D 7- , E' kd A ' in ax. A AQ .Ami Marlin Loses Heart Breaker Marlin traveled to Desoto for a game with the Eagles. In the first half, Fruidenberg passed to Shorter for the only touchdown for the dogs. Coffer put his toe into a 23 yard field goal and helped Marlin to a 10-O halftime lead. Desoto came back with fire in their eyes and scored twice in the second half to win the game, Desoto-14 and Marlin-10. X ,es J-vv' t W. ,ilk ' -'iii 33693 . 'ti' ' ufnw f:3Q.n..:5.:,1 1- , 'se . 1, . f 0 EOFT OIT 'TBADI Dogs Bomb the Blackcats Last year Marlin was put to shame at their homecoming by jeff-Moore. This year was a different story. The 18 senior Bulldogs were honorary captains. Fruidenberg passed to his receivers and gave the ball to jones who ran for a touchdown from 12 yds. Then Shorter re- ceived a 10-yard pass good for the T.D. and later scored on a 38-yard pass which ended the scoring of the game. Since this was the last Homecoming forthe seniors, the game was dedicated to them with the score of 24 to O over the Mexia Blackcats. S 1 1 1 . f , , -: . ,M it .f FM W, it -ff f .gf-fs - n o K 5 af , 1, 1 3 im A 1:11. , A - - . 3 ' 1 f A ,Q 'mu . . . a- ,. ff . - H: 'af .,,,,gr4a5bQ A -f 1 ,, .Vt f N ,..,,,, .M , :K . ,fl .fav ,MV r'-11 A K , . -- M N ff, ,,,, away ' ,W H ,V - .fi :fff??f A V if 4 -- 'C wf,:,:.s 1-garage , , fy W .' -W --we-' aff9.g,w f Q73 1372 ' 'T 32 L ,V H WM . L ' Cade ts Conquer Marlin Even though the Bulldogs beat the Blackcats at Home- coming, it meant nothing to the Cadets. The Dogs jumped out into the lead on a blocked punt by Laven- ton. It didn't last long because Connally scored twice to Marlin's once. The score was 12-6 at the half. The second half was the Cadet's before the Dogs could score on a pass from Fruidenberg to White. In the end, Marlin came up short by 10 points. The final score was 22 to 12. nfl , ,,,-1 ENDING ON A WINNING NOTE B Team Connally 0-Mar. 8 LaVega 6-Mar. 28 Mexia 16-Mar. 18 Moore 14-Mar. 14 -,f Midway 24-Mar. O - Ak 6 'I ,xii Connally O-Mar. 16 il X 'I A LaVega O-Mar. 48 Moore CCancelj Mexia QCancelj Midway 6-Mar. 6 Points: Opponents: 56 Marlin: 138 Record: 6-1-1 Teams of Marlin High Freshman Connally 32-Mar. 12 LaVega O-Mar. 16 Mexia 6-Mar. 30 Tennyson 14-Mar. 14 Midway 42-Mar. 12 Connally 22-Mar. 22 LaVega 0-Mar. 30 Mexia-Marlin-rainout Tennyson 14-Mar. 8 Midway 48-Mar. 14 Points: Opponents: 178 Marlin: 158 Record: 3-4-2 Marlin Invades Ennis In past years, Marlin had never beaten Ennis. And it seemed that it was all they could do just to keep it close. This time it was to be different. Fruidenberg and the offense burned up yardage and scored on a 25 yd. pass to Shorter. PAT. wasn't good and when Ennis scored, they lead 7-6. Coffer kicked a 25 yard field goal, and the dogs lead at the halfby the score of 17-7 after Fruidenberg dived over for a score. Ennis scored twice to the dogs' once in the second half, but, they held on for the win. 23-20. . 1? ar :Z 1 sq AH' n. - ,. as -, .. ,.,, sg --534 - ., -, - Mtv ll I - .s. Bulldogs Lynch Lancaster This was to be the last game of the season for the dogs. It would tell the players if they had had a successful season or not. Fruidenberg handed the ball to jones early in the game. Later he scored from eight yds. out and then again from two yards. Then Fruidenberg turned to his receivers. He hit White on short pass for another score. Jones pushed his way over for the dogs' final score from six yards. Lancaster made one score and made che score sound a little better. Marlin won 26 to 7. Glen Screws and Joann Clark but finishing touches on the skunk. N ' www f , , fi ' vt . Brian Birkes, concentrating. HEAD CHES A circle of Junior flower girls. I 15233 '32 ENEWKXAWQ if kylx! ,wwf ' Rr E'1.f.,...-iT iff- f : 'fn 1 K . Q I 4 ' . li 2 ' , 3 ' i k, W - ,ert'fl'b'f ra ' 34,5- -. '-.f-'sl - ' S N ,, H, ,P 1 , n er -... 'wi 8 'K -' va J gays fl xv .v 1, ,4 SK :Ev 3 A- Peggy McMillan and Mr. Scholz Our foreign exchange student, Mari talk it over. Amundsen, learned fast. 'FU' J fx . .- Nw '9 e,,, .L .e Seniors Pamela Bigham, Melissa King, and Elaine 'Thompson worked hard. REWARD ,- , V Top left: Marlin High School Band Above: -ICL's Snoopy. Left: Scouts. Lower left: National I-lo Below: MHS pep squad 'f 'Uv Nw lr u I' ' FP.-1 .,.. rl' S - . HF, 1-3 11' QQ 5-1 ' Nfl ful - :QP l is isa-'fx '. r ,' I,. r . gg :r,'., 1'J-5. 3 ' , - Ll qi' ' 4.121 W1 VTE, f 3a'!1EE4,: ., - , ,f ' .. V- or fi 3, :,if'1.4-1 P 25 V , - .1 j?!f iii j:f,ff?5','.l EM :xii Qing: ,W -.. 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' ,- ' .-4. , 1 x ,xv ,fi 1 gl 5: om- . f , iS 5LL'2li'74' , L- 'V 4 .LQ 5? , 51 'Hi-P , V ! .X H-QQ 5 . -jp. ,A V6,i3iZ.ii,.-,Eifvrj pf, fda, 1 . - S+ ff fmffgfx W, J 1 . . - 'S I -1.4 - :H fe X X J fix 5 Q' , 'L lf 5 x f L if J? 1535 , . 1 S V J 4.2 Q - - 3 2 5 2- C' f ,J,- 5 -.4 ' v Q gan ff ' 1 gfv-.Lf gK,in1:ev. , X , ' ' - fngff' -. ff W X. A-fr. X -N - . ...- ' - ,.f ,ga wr-.,, X'.,:v A i,-,L 3 V . .f 1, y. ,f Q- .-,xi L .Lim 5, . .. .J gi g... X , - I 'o15?f..q'1..,f21'?? ' fiailgzeiazizff 'f' HOMECOMING After the Friday rain in Marlin a beautiful rainbow appeared on main street. The rainbow was built by the junior class and was ridden by Cheryl Ballman, the junior princess. Heaven Scent'. A first place prize to the senior Class in the ,74 Homecoming parade. The float ridden by Antoinette Roppolo, senior princess, was ofa large skunk. .. Kathy Phipps carried out the patriotic theme of the Masque and Gavel car. The car was covered in red, white, and blue Spanish Club did it again. The car Won first place again this year, it was ridden by Mari Amundsen. It carried out the usual colorful theme. Original idea pays off for publication. The car was covered with newspapers and tall white letters proclaiming the news to come. The car ridden by Peggy Walker won third place in the car divisio n. flowers. Right: Most unusual club, Pro- tonuclci, has most unusual car. Middle left: OEA. Middle right: Home 84 Family Living. Bottom left: Freshman car ridden by Sheila Johnson. Bottom right: Sophomore car rid- den by Judy Upchurch. HOMECOMING SMILES Q? SHINE AND REMIND -411 Above: The rough men's sweety, Honda Walling was announced the 'Y football sweetheart for 1974-75. Above: A new queen reigned on the throne: Antionette Roppolo, senior princess, escorted by joey Dingrando was elected Homecoming Queen. '-4 'Q 4 4 -in . - ' mf: 4' r x I 1 .LN EW :H ,V qmx fl Ck V' H A, I N' I 3 lf: Q ales? . ' - ' . -qi 1 C841 :ff gee iw Q'N :i.sj , l rfb? V Q -Q 7: - Wi yn Q s I sjgll ali,-..y 4 as-Q I1 Above: The princess for the fresh- Above: Judy Upchurch was the Above: The beauty ofthe junior man class is Sheila johnson, es- nominee for the sophomore class. Class, Cheryl Bailman, escorted by corted by Terrance McDavid. Escorted by Joey Thompson. Danny Screws. P BREAK IN ROUTINE Top left-The MCCjazz Above: Mark Slafka plays for Vicsea assembly. Across: National Honor Society Inductes. Bottom left: Jeff Watkins. Below: Dick and Tim, members of Free Fare, demonstrate guitar ability. ll' l 'Z xr 46- l KF ,VJ ,,,. ,. gt k.V, i ,, . . ..,,, , , it Top left: Sandra Woodson shows her singing ability. Top right: Dancing trio. Left: Local actors. Bottom left: Patty Nutt lifts Christ- mas spirit with Christmas Song. Bottom right: Band Seniors show off blankets. i l ttyh . V - r - l 1 , f i 5? as Q . , '- , s Q , 9 :U I E , 1 ,U i... 1 Q --, 1: My , ' org t 3 M, .xx -- . gl A w S, x,,4-is 5 im? 4 H3 ' ms M - Mt F .. Q 4 , . - F-'Q if ' i i ' if l A 4 R XRQQQ 5, '21 51 r 4 5 ' V: 1 i l I7i - ' , 71 If , W- 1 ' - I '- gy 'S ' xx : ' if A 1 .A A f 1- l l l ll g' 'Y i sgiifigffgmlj of P - A FOOTBALL BANQUET . . . :imc Ex-coach, Rev. john Hardin was guest speaker for the occasion. Bennie jefferson and Ray Shorter pose for a shot. H S gun . ,SQ 'A '7 la C7 YJ Coach Kent Bachtel glances aside. 3 :aa-,Fn .I ' Robbie Cunningham ofthe B-team presented a gift to Coach John Ford, Ass't B-team coach. Receiving the Outstanding Defensive Linernan Award were Frank Riley and Alvin Estelle. Kendall Coffer and Brenda Gordon having a great time. FEAST FOR VICTORS Alvin Estelle led the invocation. David Fruidenberg led the benedic- tion. v y Ronnie Nutt presents a plaque to Coach George johnson. HIGI J. 'ni Jerry Dresner and James Haak are presented the Heart Award for giving the most of themselves for the benefit of their team, during the course of the season. , s I , ,ii r ri www r 5 , L, Y ,ws , . if Football Sweetheart: I-Ianda Wal- Amy Dunlap and Ronnie Nutt seem ling, received an autographed foot- to be enjoying themselves. ball on behalf ofthe team. De? HIG .., ,, The '74-'75 recipients of special awards and Coach johnson. ROUNDBALLERS TASTE VICTORY ll Don Osborne sinking two points. Sam my Rodgers jumping high. Bottom row: Charles Lang, Mark Minor, Danny Woodson, Sammy Rodgers, Charles McGawon, Jerry Morrow, and Phillip White. Top row: Don Osborne, Ronald Lofton,jeffery Jefferson, Larry Hayes, and Joe Hunnicutt. DREAMS LEFT AT ZONE Y , '1 -. 1 .7 E ' E -.2 W mere. T V 'fr ,LL:,. 7 . l V Q . ,,.,., . I., ,ip N - ' I-m,..,.e ' Ernest McGowan taking free shot. v 2 ' Q f '-si? :Q-iw ' 1 es-.sb-, Danny Woodson blocking a shot. Coaches giving instructions during time out. 'ft , f 3 3 Jerry Morrow going up for two points. The Marlin Bulldog basketball team ended their sea- son with a 20-6 record in district play. They played for the zone championship with the jefferson-Moore Lions and were defeated. Marlin and Moore had iden tical records coming out of the regular season. The Bulldogs should be congratulated for their great ef- forts to continue on the road toward victory. N 'll S a YOUNGER BULLDOGS TASTE VICTORY Kneeling: Bobby Jones, Mike Humphey, Mark Maxey, 81 Howard johnson. Standing: Larry Lewis, Thaddeus Free- men, Michell Wren, Printice Diles, Robert Foster, Johnny Ward, Bobby Bradley, Donnie Williams, Kimothy Kenny. l Kneeling: Craig Welch, Mike Castillo, Drexel Cook, 85 Junior Trevino. Standing: Manuel Lang, Bensen Hartsfeild, Wade Johnson, Billy Robbins, Dallas Burlson. The B team ended their season with a 10-9 record The Freshmen of Marlin High turned in a season and a 7-1 record in the district play. record of 11 wins and 7 losses. l ASSEMBLIES LIVEN SPRING DAYS The M.H.S. High School choir, under the direction of Mr. Sonny Campbell. Danny Kirk, Mrs. Schmid, and Barbara Duhr dance for the student body. 2 5 Patty Nutt and Jane Pickvance in Tight rope walker stuns audience. MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS. Temple Junior College choir sings pop music. Juggler threatens Ronald Loftin. PEOPLE ON THE MOVE otonueclei club field trip. Latin Club party. 'ff .,..n.Lx Building Trades Class. journalism end-of-the-year party. Challenge team, sponsored by the Student Council Lettermalfs Bar-B-Que. BASEBALL SWINGS INTO ACTION Donnie Williams eyeing the ball Randy Cook waits his turn at bat. Ie V iff ' I. 1 yi in YN QQXY A Craig Welch keeping the records for the team. Ernest Martinez makes the hit. LUSSES PLAGUE SEASON SCHEDULE March 4 Rosebud-Lott R.O. 6,7,8, Connally Tour. L 1 1 Mart L 14,15 Hearne Tour. W Qlstj 17 Waco High W 27 Hearne L April 1 Midway L 4 LaVega L 8 Jeff-Moore L 1 1 Malt RO 1 5 Connally L 22 Midway L 25 LaVega L 29 Jeff-Moore W MAY 1 Connally W W:Won L:Lost RO:Rained Out Frank Riley, What's going on out there? joe Ling getting into the swing of things Robert Orand throws a fast one. TEAM SHOWS GREAT EFFORT The MHS Baseball Team started with a winning season by placing lst in the Hearne Tournament. The team ended the season with a record of 6-13 and a district record of 2-8. Jeffery jefferson heads for first base. gp l.... --A--Y-wi b . ve Au. 1. ' 1' v- y . 4,.,,,. . ,df .. 3,354 ,.:tT'.,b,i-,:,X,.. I . -' 4 at wwf fx . ' 'f WN' X -1' Y, X. V, -...nm 35 - 1 P... 1: . . I ,, 'V 'Y lf, . Fred Cook makes the tag. Stanley Ray puts power in his swing while David Fruidenberg waits to test his abilities. Y: 'Q-BX25 -4' Q-X w x x L 5, kai-1' ' I ' 'Mi ww' Q.Jq,mo iviw h w ' ' Y 'K X fp N Frank Riley earning his pay as catcher. Stanley Ray, Oops, missed the base! TRACK TEAMS TAKE TOP TITLES V ,,,,,, 1 T . ' ' V ,Tr , '.ff,g' -.. ,,Q ,h.. , HW. 1 . ,.5. D ,yffmv-f f' I , ff ' i w, .M QEAAEE ' y E yiyi, TAA' ii My A A ,R ,AA,E . la-sg, , Gregory Lave nton Sammy Rodgers Mile Relay Jeffery Jefferson Mile Relay Donnie W1ll1ams Broad Jump Broad Jump jerry Morrow Bridget Robbins High Jump Mile Relay TROPHIES AND MEDALS P0 R I The Boys' team, under the direction of Coach Lyndon Gathwright, won lst place in 5 of 8 meets, including the 8AA.A District Meet. The 440 relay team, consisting of Ralph Coleman, Nathan McGowan, Gregory Laventon, and Dennis Young, went to State. The Girls' track team also earned points at district. Those earning points for Marlin were: Lena Powell, Wanda Shelly, Marlyin McGowan, Darlene Runnels, Dawn Fitzhugh, Honda Walling, Sherrie Johnson. Larry Diles 220 Dash '!'llu-ug., sy gwgitg w ef jerry Dresner Po e vault , , l df-v ,gt 'ji -es-is R sg., T mlb Q. ,, , ww, - , : 1: i-., I ,gg t. a D. ,rp M r , W 2 XLT' . Y, -z, N M,...hc , gat-.-f A,,, l .,,, Lena Powell, Wanda Shelley Leanna Lewis Ronald Loftin 440 Relay Shot Put 880 Run Mask and Gavel Sgring Play S Gary Gray, master of ceremonies Resisting a kiss Marriage ceremony Maxine takes on a new man. Cast members say their final good-bye T-'-CnniSTCM'1S MHS NETTERS Above: Darrell Lyons puts his whole body into his serve. Top right: Keith Mitchell comes down from smashing overhead. Middle left: Mitchell Wren takes a leaping dive for the ball. Middle right: Rusty Lowery gets tangled up in his stroke. Bottom left: Linda Fletes and Jo- Ann Clark demonstrate their form. Bottom right: Michael Broadus fol- lows thru his stroke. Below left: Darrell Piske puts a lovely slice on his backhancl volley. Below right: Terri Richardson follows thru with the greatest of pain Bottom left: Billy Robbins concentrates on his serve. Bottom middle: Tina Daniels smiles as she hits an outstanding shot. Bottom right: Molly Clark concentrates on her follow-thru. GOLFERS HIT GREENS iw .gs nz N 'i1a'?efSsKf:!'ia.. . Mike Norlie hitting his drive. Gary Gray saving a par- i ,i W. Bryan Birkes putting. The Marlin golf team went to three tournaments and district. They were not successful in win- ning, however. The district tourney was played at Woodland West Coun- try Club in Waco, Texas. Team members were: Tommy Jackson, Bryan Birkes, Gary Gray, Steve Goodman, Mike N orlie, Nicky Seversonn and Tom Criswell. V XA y The team was coached by Coach G ,-.,., 31:1 , Jack Arnwine. V ' F5 ax. f-.vw - .. .- , it eff. , f Tommy jackson doing a chip shot. Steve Goodman driving CAMPAIGNERS WI OFFICES T' W' i l V .1 ks v . .1 , ,Ip v Tarzan got his wish! Jane Pickvance will be next year's Bulldog editor. janet Torgerson appeals to the VOtCI'S. if A Marsha Macha won the race for Student Council president. Ka The '75-'76 student council officers: President: Marsha Macha Vice President: Mitchell Wren Secretary: Kathy Parsons Treasurer: Rachel Palacious Corresponding Sec.: Steve Goodman Historian: Tammy Connor Parliamentarian: Amy Dunlap N. 9 1 'n'ir.'l . - , YM 'it ' 32: f- sn ,: -' . Qs- 7 I 1 K .7 . tg.. A . 'QSX W 2 A Wx A it Xa 'Sli A 5,2 thy Parsons wins over her voters The '75-'76 Cheerleaders Bridget Robbins Maiya Walling Billie Walker Paula Henderson Michael Broadus Sherri Johnson YOUNG POLITICIANS ACHIEVE GOALS The '75-76 Student Council officers. Steve Goodman speaks to students, thanking them for their support. Steve Goodman accepts job of corresponding secretary from Jennifer Collingsworth. Marsha Macha, the newly elected Student Council President. jennifer Collingsworth reads her speech. r, C was - .- e-.. - ,. .'.1.. 'QS ' S 1, l TQ it S 4 Sfv0i:1QS ' S A . .,VL.VL i pip ? S i f n li it C ' ,A ii t eril S a s ept -fgewxgf e S 1 if 3 1 'f 1 1 Kathy Parsons turns job of historian over to Tammy Connors. LONG HARD PRACTICE HOURS PAY OFF The MHS Band Leaders-Standing Q1 to rj: Majorettes Ann Falco, DeeDe Warren, Debra Harlan, Brenda Gordon, and Judy Lombardo, Kneeling: Drum Major Jane Pickvance, Assistant Drum Major June Skrabanelc and Center front, Head Majorette Peggy McMillan. xx N9 Majorette Ann Falco Head-Majorette Peggy McMillan Majorette DeeDe Warren Natches band performing with Carl Young on the drums. UNIORS HONOR And the beat goes on. The theme of this year's Junior-Senior Prom, Color My World, highlights the evening. N 1 ' SENIORS ' s 1 David Friudenberg two stepping. One, two, three pose. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Williams, chaperons Tommy Jackson and Donna Coplin, closer and closer to you. Couples enjoy music. Several dancers take a rest. COLOR MY WORLD Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hambrick keep group lively. Chaperons, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pamplins They've got rhythm. Group discusses the evening. I hff' Carl Young shows his talent. Energy never runs out. MUSIC ' MAKERS WORK AND PLAY 'Il III 9, if ' I-I ' 'II lil Alf' 4 x yi Pam Briggs and LaShawn Dieterich The band braves the wind and cold to liven the outdoor pep rally. study their music. The M.H.S. band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Meisch, entertained members of the com- munity at the annual spring con- cert in April. Later, they attended contest in Temple. The Marlin Band Parents Association spon- sored a barbeque in May. The year ended with the selection of drum major and majorettes for the 1975- 76 school year, and marching practice for everyone but the se- niors. Band students a break. -...Al ,K p, X X Xml -1 R K. Students enjoy the end-of-the-year Good food and fun ends the year. barbeque. SCHOLARS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Ann Pecina received a scholarship from Beta Sigma Phi. Joann Clark received a scholarship from the Classroom Teacher Association. Stanley Ray received a scholarship from the Junior Civic Club. Melissa King received a scholarship from the Civic Club. HF 'xi f ,pi W wfef'W35JL5w?fm,.f r iii ig? ix 'YRS M Q if E ff, , ei . TOP TEN: QBack rowj joey Dingando, Scott Brown, Jane Erskine, Stanley Ray, Edward Hayes QFront Rowj Kathy Phillips, jackie Childs, Ann Pecina, Patricia Brewer, and Pamela Baysinger. MIXED E OTION S '.'7'1..f , ' 1 ' I' ' - y 7-IH 'L .1 1 If' ?f I Kkrxvk W X ,1 ,Q ,g , 5 1., 1 I ' VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Stanley Ray Pamela Baysinger j Y 'T 1 n I' fu' ' ' vig ' 9, f I FOREIG , L A 1 A N EXCHANGE STUDENT Mari Amundsen 1975 Graduates THE LONGEST WALK jane Erskine Charles Lang Jackie Childs F Sammie Rogers Ric Afinowicz THAT LONG AWAITED DIPLOMA X x Ann Hay Mark Minor v , ' my Welch 'iw E5 ft- 3 A T' .371 E 1 Q i , X 'Y I X 1 'B 'QT I f Ex xx I Michael Anderson 4 MAY 29,1975 1 , W 3 , I X Jimmy Neumann Jacque Ward Dr' C .G. Strickland, sp Elaine Thompson Marion Humphrey Scott Brown Mr. Sam Gray, Supt 63. j ii g, 1 9 f Jai A A N , - 'I ' -,f ' 1, ff., I ,Lp . 4. A if 5 1 5,5 ,5 .kk ,, , A O 1 1 U S Sa 1 . L x . fd-agxx , . 1 5 E gud X . .QI W , A V Q K K -an 15 i-1? ax: 2 i, :, ' . W X,k. rv- ,gi KW , K 1 ep , Q F. as-mv E541 a Y. W 7. 'J' , QQ - g ' if ' .ask -lam yy. Eg fN .1 .pv- x , ,w, .-,wff+ .hf7'-'W w lwwmwfwl+3t ' 1 adfq 0RGgkNlZA'l'l0 ' Student C ounc il The Student Council of MHS pre- sented the rest homes ofMarlin with Christmas decorations from homerooms and purchased fruit for jaycee Christmas baskets. The Council is in charge ofthe Home- coming parade, school assemblies, and elections. The student council worked with the City Council on 9' Municipal Park beautification. ,K Mr. Robert Falsone Miss Linda Ellison QSponsorj QAsst. Sponsorj sw fr 5 Q 'P kt . Q .. , n -R 5 f . . .- ,Q . 9' G 1 M? 1' .ff The Student Council made Christmas decorations for Marlin re st homes. Students learned the true meaning of Christmas. First row: A. Pecina, J. Collinsworth, G. Screws, P. Nutt, P. jones, D. Benjamin, Mr. Robert Falsone, Second row: M. Macha, M. Tucker, D. Neuman, P. Walker, E. Martinez, M. Admunsen, W. Clark, S. Goodman, S. Schneider, Third row: L. jackson, R. Smith, L. McDonald, D. Sanders, B. Jefferson, D. Burleson, L. Lewis, D. Wilgonoski, D. Meuse. S. johnson, Fourth row: S. Ray, J. Dresner, G. Gray, B. Duhr, J. Neuman, N. Chavers, R. Loftin, R. Shorter, Fifth row: L. Bohana, M. Wren, H. Walling, P. Brewer, L. Hayes, S. Brown, P. Lister, G. Pierce. BY THE PEOPLE Participating in the Challenge pro- gram is another one ofthe Council's activities, along with attending the CTSCA Fall Conference at Copperas Cove and the Spring CTSCA Con- ference at Hillsboro. They also op- erate the school store and vending machines and provide current events for the outdoor sign. The Council also chooses the MHS Citizen of the Month. They try to promote excitement and entertainment for Student Council Officers: A. Pecina, Presidentg D. Benjamin, Vice Pres- the Students of Marlin High School' identg P. jones, Secretary, R. Falsone, Sponsorg P. Nutt, Treasurer: J. Collinsworth, Corresponding Secretaryg G. Screws, Parliamentarian. Y if IH Im s.s.:gf3: , . any J. P. T , ' JF! Q' , o f-5 . Qi, ,I 'af T J ft. bfi Ba X Student Council president, Ann Terri Connor and Cindy Ray help Mr. Falsone pack at the CTSCA Pecina, takes time out for a smile. Conference. few, V 4 Altemates: Front row: Mr. Falsone, S. johnson, G. Weiting, J. Mitchell, E. Tisdale, P. Bigham, J. Erskine. Second row: S. Hicks, T. Randazzo, S. Glockzin, T. Dieterich, D. Diles, V. Lewis, C. Richardson, R. Palachios. Third row: J. Parsons, R. Gillum, E. Hayes, M. Anderson, C. Timms, W. Tyler, L. Tyrone. Fourth row: B. Horton, E. Tedrick, R. Horn, L. Green, T. Criswell, C. Grant, D. Bradley. Ei STUDENT FARMERS Freshmen and Sophomores Ag. Students Below: F FA boys clean up after painting. Below: Part of the Ag. course includes studying l Q .rl my hh . HEP 1,5-f I1 L51 5. ' fi ll' 'Qi ww.. it li-'Y ii l El I I ,. if if -- .4 af fa C. Lee works on a tractor ,,, ,...... s-.--- Someone has to supervise. The purpose for which the Future Famers of America is to develop com- petant agricultural leadership, and to create and nurture a love ofcountry life. The FFA develops character and citizenship, fosters patriotism, and encourages the development of organized rural recreational activities. Any high school student may belong to FFA if the high school has an approved vocational agricultural program, and if the student pays the required dues. 'S Y YU ss is secuun ' 'E Co-op Ag. Students tv - Y junior and Senior Students FHA STRIVING FOR . -, is :fiesta . - 1,3 iff Mrs. Gibbs teaches juniors and seniors Qabovej. Mrs. Dorsey and Mrs. McCullough teach the freshmen and sophomores Qbeiowj. Future Homemakers of America, one of the older organizations at M.H.S., teaches young hornemakers the funda- mentals ofthe home: cooking, sewing, and child care. New this year is Home and Family Living, which has boys as weii as girls in the class. EW HORIZONS ., , II FY! FHA members learn the fine art ofsewing and how to operate the machines. Students sew the latest fashions for themselves and others. 1- 'i 13 A In Home and Family Living, even the boys learn home activities. ...fc . 5 si l gi 5 1 ., Q I I wg' Gloria Sanders, Vanessa Williams, Debra Levels, and Carrie Gorman won prizes in the Youth Fair. as in Sponsor and officers of the F.H.A. Qfirst rowj President Kathy Nutt, V.P. Amy Dunlap, Secretary Pam Bigham, and Treasurer Francine Lang. Qsecond rowj Sponsors Mrs. Dorsey and Mrs. Gibbs, S. johnson, C. Jefferson, C. Gooden, L. Tyrone, and Sponsor Mrs. McCullough. Third row: A. Bigham, B. jefferson, D. Levels, C. Gorman, G. Sanders, W. Shelly PUBLISHING A MASTERPIECE Bulldog Staff We Wilma Tyler, thinking hard. LaShawn Dieterich and joey Dingrando have a little fun. QC? Peggy Walker, pasting up an article. jane Erskine, head typist. LaShaw'n Dieterich, editor. Seated: S. Goodman, D. Benjamin, J. Erskine, L. Dieterich, W. Tyler, J. Dingrando, A. Pecina, R. Skrabanek, P. Walker. First row: A. Falce, G. Screws, D. Warren, M. King, K. Barker, P. Bigham, J. Childs, N. Chavers, K. Phillips Second row: K. Phillips, R. Scheef, R. Rochelle, S. Eastup, F. Radle, E. Hays, R. Gillam, P. Novelli, C. Ray, C. Vasser, G. Burrell. W - ii joey Dingrando is busy working on his paste-up. Doris Benjamin takes some time - out from work to crack a smile. Ron Skrabanek, co-editor. 'A 'Wi Under the direction ofEditor La- Shavsm Dieterich, members of this year's staff worked very hard to publish one of the most successful papers ever published. Staff: Edit or-LaShawn Dieterich Co-Editor-Ron Skrabanek Sports Editor-Arm Pecina Head Typist-jane Erskine Typist-joey Dingrando Proofreader-Doris Benjamin Proofreader-Peggy Walker Proofreader-Wilma Tyler Sponsor-Mrs. Elizabeth Allen A Joey Dingrando takes a rest. Diefefkh, Tyler, and Skrabanek look over what they have completed with Sponsor, Mrs. Allen. Ann Pecina confers with Ron Skrabanek, while Joey Dingrando looks on. 41 Y y Qgxwsx . .i1.,, r immgg U!!!!!5tr, X . . IWW K , in .. .h fry. N . , X ,j I A N X LL Sponsor is Mrs. Elizabeth Allen. The Viesca Staff The 1975 Viesca staff concentrated their efforts on studying various aspects ofjournalism in order to publish an interesting, informative yearbook that would be an accurate account 'of the 1974-75 school year. The year began when the staff ed- itors and photographers attended the annual workshop in San Angelo and ended with a staff party to celebrate the completion of the an- nual. The work proved to be a year- round project with a constant rush to complete layouts and print pic- tures to meet publisher's deadlines. D. Runnels checks layout deadlines. MEMORY MAKERS if at J. Clark discusses plans for an T. Jackson works on sports layout interesting layout. It's gotta work someway. -Editor P. Brewer Row 1: T. Jackson, J. Childs, S. Brown, A. I-lay, B. Jennings, J. Clark, Sponsor Mrs. Allen, Row 2: S. Goodman, P Brewer, D. Runnels, G. Burrell, D. Wilganowski, Row 3: K. Phillips, J. Ray, J. Lombardo, N. Mueller, K. Kalmback B. Lloyd, Row 4: K. Childs, J. Torgerson, C. Moore, K. Loftin, L. Linton, C. Gooden, Row 5: T. Mcguire, Skra- banek, G. Lumpkin, M. Haptonstall National Honor Society I iiili DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS Front: J. Erskine, H. Walling, S. Brown, J. Dingrando, Middle: P. Fuque, A. Pecina, R. Palacios, P. Bigham, N. Mueller, J. Childs, J. Lombardo, K. Loftin, P. Brewer, P. McMillan, J. Pickvance, Back: Mr. Larry Matthews, C. Vassere, S. Rowell, F. Radle, K. Coffer, E. Schneider, S. Ray, T. Garrett The purpose of the NHS is to create interest in scholarship and citizenship, desire to render service, promote leadership and demonstrate character. Right: J. Erskine, treas., S. Brown, v. pres., H. Walling, sec., J. Dingran- do, pres., Mr. Matthews, sponsor. Above: J. Pickvance receives flower at induction. TALENT IN ACTIO The Cosmetology Club offers students a chance to learn from experience. Students follow a two year course to work toward becoming liscensed beauticians. The students have opportunities to enter contests in order to display their work. Darlene Runnels, hard at work. Sharon Schaake from Chilton dis- plays her talent. Members: S. Richardson, D. Runnels, C. Anderson, E. Hughes, instructor Mrs. Cora Wilganowski, Second Row: G. Burrell, G. Wade, K. McCormick, S. Brown, M. Horn, Third Row: P. Walker, K. Engelhome, S. Woodson, K. Reanue P. Fields, E. Melendez, K. Hudgins. PROTONUCLEI INVESTIGATES X 1-- Seated: M. Macha, B. Jennings, B. Lloyd, S. Rowell. Standing: R. Palacios, N. Chavers, Mr. B. Williams, Miss D Bunting, A. Pecina, T. Shelton, P. Jones, L. Fischer, S. Brown, Miss M. Buxkemper. Not pictured: P. Brewer. Q. iq 7 N --f ,i f N sg? , .if -ir l , L. Officers, seated: M. Macha, Historiang B. Lloyd, Vice Presidentg S. Rowell, Nancy Chavers evaluates the pro- Treasurerg S. Brown, President. Sponsors: Mr. B. Williamsg Miss D. Bunt- blem. ing, Miss M. Buxkemper. Not pictured: P. Brewer The Protonuclei Club was started in MHS by Miss Debbie Bunting in the spring semester of the 1974 school year. Its purpose is to stimulate and broaden student activities in science. Club activities included: Career Day at Texas A 81 Mg science symposiums in Austin and Dallasg the Regional Science Fair in Waco: and a paper drive. The club has speakers from MHS and from science-related fields. A jf HI: Spanish Club Thr purpose of the Spanish Club is to promote the fellowship and understanding of members. Any student currently enrolled in Span- ish who wishes to join is eligible. Some activities for the 74-75 school year were Homecoming Ca: Qwhich always wins a prizej, a bake sale, stationery sale, Christmas party, 'skating trip, Six Flags trip and several service projects. HABLA ESPANOL? a, ' lo: t ' ' if . tas ' - P, Novelli and P, Roberts enjoy L. Linton pauses for a moment of the Party. reflection. Mrs. Larry Pamplin, sponsor. Officers: Mrs. L. Pamplin, sponsorg J. Stewart, Reporterg -I. Cuke, Sec- retary-Treasurerg R. Cook, Vice-Presidentg N. Chavers, President. Spanish Club members. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE A N First row: Mr. Wren, B. Robbins, C. Grant, N. Chavers, J. Skrabanek, Second row: S. Goodman, R. Kluck, N. Nutt, S. Glockzin, Mrs. Spring- field, Sponsor: Third row: C. Moore, M. Broadus, D. Smith, K. Rowell, P. Jones, Fourth Row: P. Hicks, D. Warren, M. Clark, D. Humpus, S. Wilganowski, Fifth row: M. Haptonstall, C. Marek, L. Fischer, Not pic- tured A. Mcree. K. Rowell, B. Robbins, and M. Wren enjoying Latin. Latin students entertain with Christ- mas Carols. RK Mrs. Springfield joins in the fun. JCL OFFICERS: B. Robbins, Sec- retary, C. Grant, Treasurerg S. Goodman, Vice-president, M. Wren, Presidentg N. Chavers, Representa- tiveg J. Skrabanek, Song Leader. Back row: N. Nutt, Ass't Secretaryg S. Glocksin, Ass't Song Leader, Mrs. Springfield, Sponsor. Not pictured: A. McRee, Ass't Representative. The Marlin Chapter ofjunior Clas- sical League is sponsored by Mrs. Ella May Springfield. The club meets throughout the year to pro- mote fellowship among themselves and try to understand better the classics. The big project of the year was providing Christmas wreaths for the library. MASK AND GAVEL The Mask and Gavel club strives to promote interest of drama and speech and other related fields. Their activi- ties included Christmas theater readings, 2 one act plays, talent show, attendence of Richield Forensics Tournament, participation in U.I.L. speech events, parties, and service projects. To the right: Club Officers-P. Nutt, President, H. Walling, Vice President, M. Anderson, Treasure, M. King, Reporter, J. Dingrando, Historian, E. Schneider, Parliamentariang Mrs. Hambrick, Sponsor. Not pic- tured K. Phipps, Secretary Club sponsor, Mrs. Charles Hambrick Club Members ' REQ , I . . , ! A V 5 Q V fill Students enjoy themselves at club party. Choir members add to the Christmas Program. gl Y ,.Qgg9r' A ' 1' ' X X 4 jennifer Collinsworth takes a breather. Patty Nutt doubles as a singer and actress. Is that legal? P. Nutt, K. Loftin, N. Chavers, M. Anderson, L. Diet rich, and K. Phipps present a dramatic reading. I ' T, , ,,.. ,W we-fi ' , K'-- , , V . , - - .,,, . f M , ., .W ff'f : M -- .-Qiwesl,izfxiffnf K B LLDOG SPIRIT First row: D. Ward, D. Runnels, A. Pecina, F. Peralez. Second row: O. Trevino, C. Willams, V. Willams, C. Stanley, R. Mathews, L. Pavelka, C. Jefferson, R. Johnson, E. Robles. Third row: D. Fitihugh, C. Gooden, D. Fields, R. Diles, P. Jones, D. Benjamin, B. Coleman, C. Anderson, C. Hicks, E. Diles, N. Chavers, L. Linton. if Those last minute instructions. First row: Officers: A. Pecina, D. Fitzhugh. Second row: L. Linton, E. Robles, O. Trevino. Third row: Mrs. T. Perkins, Sponsor. NEVER DIES! . f ' -2-'11 -- .121 T' ' of ' , . iffwf' .in 'r , we - i, A 9 'I H .f A f -gf ' 1 .t 4 .x-1' 5 g,:,' i .. . , :Q 5,-View A -, -:xl Woopie, Woopie, WOOPIE! ,R N ' ' 'fs 5371 , P. sr. K ,- W we-M 4 h JS x'i 'X-af' imc' 1 Look at those smiles! E 'U E 'ff' r E ., i oy X L i E 1 ' F s 5 V, ' W J f FA K f l N ' Q X H J K ek, 'V V ' , X i ' V 5 -Riff! gf v ,f gflixf A ' ii +49 M 2 The pep squad supported the Dogs through thick and thin. T fi F E 2 ' 5 -4 ,L -E .1 53 ., Fight on, Dogs! Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders ofMHS are re- elected in the spring ofthe preced- ing school year to support the Mighty Bulldogs consistently throughout the year. The cheer- leaders promoted spirit by making signs, selling streamers, and leading pep rallies on Fridays. This year MHS added five Freshmen cheer- leaders to promote spirit for Fresh- man and B team games. SPIRIT BOOSTERS ra.. 'N-..- .C yf,yo an , E., Varsity cheerleaders lift spirit for Left to right: T. Daniels, P. Henderson, M. Wren, S. Wilgonowski, and game. S. Glockzin. B. Walker Qfrontj Left to rrhtz B. Robbins, M. Broadus, M. King, S. Johnson, and A. Roppolo, Varsity Cheerleaders. Y -g i - i E ,I 3 E 'A-55 .xii H ' rim 'r ' 'N I WEN ,rw .!5f:.: R 5 :sa -E: 1, .sq L 5 yy. ., ,.,,, ,V T. Daniels supports her team HALF -TIME ENTERTAINERS QM Drum Major Honda Walling The '74-75 majorettes were chosen the preceding spring. They attended a majorette summer camp for one week at Texas A 8C M University. l.....l-.-,...i X A '- - ' -'P--4 The routines which they performed R Q gg X were created by the majorettes. ? 7 Q wifi? 2' 'fff?.i55a'i?il'?,0i Front row: Mary jane Evans and Honda Walling. Back row: Peggy Mc- Millan, Debra Harlan, and Brenda Gordon. Y, if 5 is 4. .-an Q UN 'ix I gf' Head Majorette Debra Harlan Peggy McMillan Brenda Gordon Mary Jane Evans Band The MHS Band started this year off with Freshman initiation in the summer, followed by a successful year of halftime entertainment at Friday night football games. The band marched in the Cotton Bowl for the SMU-Oregan State football game as part of the pre-game show. They attended the Texas State Fair in Dallas. The band presented a Christmas concert, a spring con- cert, marched in the homecoming and Christmas parades and attend- ed contest. They also sold fruit- cakes and worked in the consession stands at junior varsity games to make money for new uniforms. L .sa HERE LIES THE Symphonic Band practices for contest A - A SPIRIT OF MHS -1: Q 'L 3?5 fi'f1 .. gs Ft, al . ' , li D. Screws plays for pep Rally. Band Officers: Sec.-Treas. Kathy Phipps, Pres. Honda Walling, V.P. ' ' ur Dav1d F nudenb g. Announcers: Dcvotionalist: Office Assistants, and Store Workers The MHS announcers and devotionalist provide stu- dents with information concerning school activities and important thoughts about life and God. The of- fice assistants help the administration carry out the vaiious tasks involved in keeping the school running smoothly. Library assistants help both students and the librarian. Store workers run the school store dur- ing each class period and during lunch. Mr. Mathew's Assistants: Seated: L. Fletes, B. Rob- bins, F. Radle, D. Neumann, D. Screws. Standing: S. White, R. Rochelle, R. Dietrich, R. Lloyd, I. Luedke, D. Kirk, K. Phillips, J. Ray, P. Walker. Voca tional Office Assistants: M. Callahan, J. Collings- worth, Mr. R. Terry, J. Erskine, Mr. K. Wren, D. Wooley, C. Er skine, M. Wren. Mr. Lowe's Assistants: Seated: B. Herring, L. Garrett, T. McGuire, L. Lewis. Standing: D. Fitzhugh, L. Powell, J. Childs, T. Pamplin, A. Pecina. Mr. Falsone's Assistants. Seated: M. Bielamowicz, K. Rowell, R. Kluck, S. Wilganowski, L. Christian. Standing: J. Childs, P. Briggs, M. King, N. Norris, D. Kasner. THE MURNING AWAKENING Store workers. R. Kluck, A. Estele, D. Benjamin, R. Smith, P. Roberts, M. Shook, J. Taylor, S. Wilganowski, R. Nutt A AHHOUHCCTS- Seated: J- Pickwmces C- Ray, M- Machas Devotionalists. Seated: C. Moore, R. Kluck, M.'Wren, D. Neumann, P- Baysinger' C' Gorman- Standing: J- A. Dieterich, F. Gonzales. Standing: N. Chavers, D. Skfaballek, R- P9-19-Ci0S, B- HOITOU, C- P3-l3Ci0S, G- San' Wilganowski, C. Richardson, J. Collinsworth, Sponsor ders, C. Gooden. Sponsor: Mrs. M. Adams. Mrs, M, Adams, Library Assistants. Seated: M. Tucker, S. Johnson, Mrs. A. Nelson, Librarian: F. Grams, L. Pavelka. Standing: P. Foster, R. Scheef, C. Childs, B. Durr, C. Richardson, G. Cox, R. Gillam, P. Roddy, V. Ligon, P. Baysinger. ORKING TOWARD THE FUTURE 173515 5.51 . Front row: S. Harrington, H. Walling, S. Pattison, D. Harlan, K. Parsons, M. Evans, E. Thompson, S. Frazier, M. Washington, D. Johnson, T. Hudler, Back row: B. Wilkey, T. Elfrez, M. Hopkins, C. Cohn, J. Soto, M. Rosas, and P. Peralez.-Mr. Kirkpatrick Sponsored by Bill Kirkpatrick Officers of D.E.C.A. are President: M. Hopkins, Vice- President: J. Soto, and SecfTreas. K. Parsons. The Distributive Education Clubs of America QD.E.C.A.j is a student organization made up of affiliated state D.E.C.A. associations, which are composed of local chapters whose members are enrolled in Distributive Education classes. Any D.E. student is eligible for membership in D.E.C.A., which exists on the local, state, and national levels. VICA -Q INDUSTRY MINDED YOUTH ,E , .. ' rw grim ,K151v.-wqvwfff-e ...feta l Members are: QL to Rj: R. Pecina, M. Moore, M. Davis, C. Stanley, D. Dawson, L. Garrett, E. Tisdale, C. Lang, D Tiller, D. Glockzin, G. Screws, D. Screws, R. Afinowicz, J. Berezosld. i VICA offers students courses in trade, industrial, and technical ed- ucations through knowledge, new technology, and research. Officers standing, left: D. Screws, Sgt. at Arms, J. Berezoski, Parl.g E Tisdale, Rep, Mr. H. T. Torgerson, Sponsor. Seated, left: G. Screws, V-Pres, K. Phipps, Pres, P. Nutt, Treas. Not pictured: L. Garrett, Sec. ff' Donald Dawson works diligently on a sketch, and Eddy Tisdale watches. Sponsor: Mr. Henry Torgerson if A OEA TRAINING FOR THE OFFICE Members: first row: M. Rivers, C. Sypinski, P. Rochelle A. Roppolo L Shields R Kunze K Ph1ll1ps D Riley Sponsorg Mrs. L. McCallum. Second row: J. King, D W1lg3DOWSlC1 L Christian D Rosas D Barron C Wilganow ski, S. Weathers, J. Mitchell,J. Ward, K. Jones,B Benjamin O Trevino E Robles B Gordon The Office Education Club offers its members preparation for life- time careers through a program of instruction. It offers an opportuni- ty to compete in business skill con- tests at the area and state levels. 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W ., 4- I... 1 'fi 'b ' -.,. ,. ff . hf f ' K -f-if ' - , 13,1 L TX APA' 1 , Q5 ' J' i-wi'?- A HO' ' I-IO Pamela Baysinget Patricia Brewer Scott Brown .N , aw' Ann Pecina Joey Dingrando ' , -1 , A 9 1' ff , :Egg l qw Q l:r '5 J '?f 335' . ' fs? 'il' X S . s , k sgxlkrlw , 1 .. its A EW' .. fy.. , V ,mv -' --136 if A fm' f ' I M f .s K ,, ' Jane Erskine og oo. 'Q ' u ole' 0.0 ' 1 ,'.' on ,. nag, no Q '.'. ' fx' O en,' ' 0 o , ,Q A cow., ' on ,. s O I. 1 i'iL 4 xx, The members of the Who's Who are selected by the faculty on the basis of scllolarhip QSOZQ, leader- ship QZSZJ, and citizenship f25'ZwJ. From these, are chosen the Best- All-Round boy and girl. Q 5 Q 1 3, A fy iff sal, 'i x A' X L . 1-f. af ce ,JW , ,si s if Joann Clark - is ix . 1 :fi . . 0,25 .ak fun? S. f.. -if '? Y .Te if 555,44 EH: ,,. 4 9255 1! e !,f F i 5 ix: 5:1 .Ei . , 5:5 1, ,X of L- gs: gif nib? , l : 5' My A f . .p ' as ,Q , ,Hy . it ' 'N 2-no - he , a .J , 45:21, ,V , E , ss, ,Wy-f K ' xg? 61 X my 2-A, ,H 1,5 sg 5, of if , , . vc 1 . Nutt ' 42945575 , 5 W ff 'igglf' -Qf'5x'w ' ir,Lg,,,g Q'--3 55 5 , Y , ., M ' .3-V' Q Q.. 2 , :A we W ,. - K X V' Q V l , rf 1 X lmigmwxggx .. , x sexi. yr? J fe Was? 'P' Fiigfffzien Honda Walling Stanley Ray P,-.-1 BEST ALL-AROUND Stanley Ray Honda Walling i I, 4'v 2 T' -iNf 1 A A . : 1: f Q I ft: 3 In 4 nl 2' 1 wi 4 I Hr, U ' ' 4 'w' j I J X f ,t u ' I 0 QF x..-L1 1, 5- ' 151- .,,y- 4 v ' 5 ' ' 4 1 7-X I-emu-4 dcgr-.QI Q '1 I 'X J 1 .J 4' 1 s Q X 'Y I. 5 4 ,L up A -L J 6. '23 Q97 CLASS FAVORITES SEN IORS Joann Clark-Ernest Martinez . JUNIORS Linda Fletes-Bryan Birkes 1? 1 . ,,, wa S SOPHOMORES F RESHMEN Bridget Robbins-Mitchell Wren Molly Clark-Steve Goodman ,-YJ' 'nr fif SWE? -me N6 , at . ,I .Ap l 4 mx,,A, 1 Freshmen Most Beautiful-Tina Daniel Q , . Ware H bt' Most Handsome-Leslie Larry Diles . e 4e e ,.,. A ggi. if W ' , , ' . - e T 2-5 fi- I EE 1- ---- .1 Q in WY ll 1 al 1 1 2 b e 553 f el :NJ f ' 53 381323 i KT ima! ' fll 3553! -Q , .lj-I-I WI--IH! gl-Ill! -Qlllllii Q!-355.3 - ' In 1 - gunna: 'W- '?El3l Q 5 I if WI! 1 2 ' I ' tk 5 . ' 1 xxxxx ,I Y TZ' 1' f ff ll' 1 s- -f 1 W5 K 9 .- ull 5 ., J, A A 4-avian-nn'19 E 1, .41 is 'r ' nfjidk e' 4 ' 1 IV.. Q E' y 31: ,,' ,-:Qi ., 1 fi, Sophomores Most Handsome-Scott Atkins Most Beautiful-Susan johnson Q O EW Q. , 4:1231 - ,,,,,. i ,px fi Seniors dost Beautiful-Antoinette Roppolo dost Handsome-Daivd Friudenberg fkxwix 5 O u A 1 ,Y TB' 1 L . 1 A yan-0 ' llliw .. 3 lx 'X . ix Mfr L1 M f'l,4Qw U -. , ., , i-V Q A o 1lE.W CLUBS CHOOSE FAVURITES Top Left: COSMETOLOGY BEAU Mike Callahan Top center: F FA SWEETHEART Amy Dunlap Top right: FHA BEAU Melvin Washington Across: FOOTBALL SWEETHEART Honda Walling Far Right: PEP SQUAD BEAU Glen Screws a n V 524. 7 3 A' : 4 f K -A 5' ' 'fini 'f if :ae ffl 2:2- f f' 'fe 'N ag xvll... L W' n,an I e gfmx. L e we 'wggihg f . , J ff! Q I e?q,?W ' 3 Vw 5' ' 46 'I , .- ik- A K x 'V glfgg P ' , ' ff' A w:lS'N ' WM' wa . .RM nk ml gl. KH! 4 5 . Q - L : 1' - 3:-gxhelfli 4 U f 7 ' 1 '. 5 5 f ff ,. x Q fx. 4 I L X V ' ' Wff' l7 L sl bfi Q, ful' S MOST SIN CERE Tennye Smith Marion Humphrey MOST ATHLETIC Tommy jackson Lena Powell SENIOR PERSONALITIES if-G, X. -X MOST MUSICAL Melvin Honda Washington A Walling 1 T Heli - - .' YA MOST ARTISTIC Sandra Woodson G g P1 S BEST GROOMED Antoinette V Mark Ropollo Minor 97 SENIOR PERSONALITIES t OUTSTANDING-CITIZEN ,f Ann Pecina Stanley Ray 3: 'iff t FRIENDLIEST David Friudenhfrge t t tMe1issa liinge WITTIEST MOST COURTEOUS Ernest Martinez Mary Jane Evans Alvin Estelle Kathy Phipps v 1 1 I 3 T f C 1 1 1 I 1 w 5 1 1 i 1 I ! J I 1 P 5 1 I . J 2 I I 4 1 Q f 1 BEST PERSONALITY MOST SCHOLARLY Patty Nutt Keith Mitchell Pam Bigham Joey Dingrando fd,-f Xi! I .,f,i uf iii? Wi? ' - if J' aJA1m '-mw3a.m N 'ff 'ah ' 1 MOST LIKELY MOST DEPENDABLE T0 Joann Clark James Haak Edwards Hays Patricia Fields 5, ,, ., Mgt: Q QA Im 52-4 N Z.- .vu 'x I N x lf?- - 1' L. Q., PRINCESSES Top right: junior prlncess, Cheryl Ballman Bottom left: Sophomore princess, Judy Upchurch Bottom right: Freshman princess, Shelia Johnson 1 V 5 , , 3 'fl 1 Z . , 1, li a Ab ff' Q, MA. X BULLDOG HALL GF FAME Top right fl to rj: Standing R. Orand and J. Ling-Sitting E. Mar- tinez and J. ward were members of the All-district Baseball team Across: '75 Bulldog Captains D. Friudenburg, R. Nutt, A. Estelle, not shownlF. Riley Bottom left: J. Dresner and J. Haak received the Heart Award. Bottom middle: E. Jones received the Outstanding Back Award. Bottom right: A. Estelle and F. Ri- ley fnot shownj received the Out- standing Lineman Award. 1 Y Kiwis A LITTLE SOMETHING EXTRA 5. C R. Gillum, N. McGowan, R. Coleman, C. Lang, P. White, A. Estelle, J. jefferson, J. Morrow, Coach Gathright, D. Young, and G. Laventon. Back row: T. jackson, S. Rogers, T. Richardson, J. O'Neil1, R. Loftin, J. Dresner, D. Wil- liams, D. Woodson, R. Foster, and Hayes. U .ea W ,:,V!L3 ' ,bi . Members of the All-District Basketball Team are Q1 to rj C. Lang, J. Mor- B. Robbins and A. Norton: the dis row, P. White, D. Woodson, and S. Rogers. Y trict champions in J-V Tennis. Top left: BOY'S STATE. Greg Pierce, Scott Brown, Joey Dingranclo, and David Friuclenberg. Top right: ROTARY CLUB SWEET HEART. Brenda Gordon. Right: Miss BRONZE. Linda Jackson, Ruby Smith, Cyn- thia Jefferson, winner. Bottom left: CHALLENGE TEAM Patricia Brewer, jane Piclrvance, Ed- ward Hays, Donna Garrett, alter- nate, and Jane Erskine. Bottom right: ALL-STATE BAND. David Long. BRING HOME HONORS Left: Citizens of the month: M. Minor, P. Bigham, S. Ray-Out- standing S.C. Boy, A. Pecina-Citi- standing S.C. Girl, P. Nutt, A. Es- telle, J. Dingrando, S. Brown. Not shown: Honda Walling. Bottom Left: Lions Club Sweet- heart: Kathy Phipps Bottom Right: U.I.L. Typing: M. Tucker, V. Venagas, T. Long, M. Walling. .--. ,1- I . . ' ,415 f-' 3' Li TQ Mijn' I . fins! l ,,T., my U.I.L. Prose and Poetry: C. Rich- U.I.L. Journalism: P. Brewer, J. Dingrando, L. Dieterich, R. Skrabanek, ardson and M. Anderson. A. Pecinia, D. Benjamin, and J. Erskine. zen of the Year, D. Benjami.n-Out- HARD WORK BRINGS ITS REWARDS VOICE OF DEMOCRACY: Ann Pecina, seated. Nomi- - nees: janet Torgerson, Ranelle Scheef, Patty Nutt, Kay Loftin. U.I.L. SPELLING: Rachel Palacious, Larry Fisher, Kay Loftin, Diane Wilganowski. l 'x ALL-DISTRICT BAND: june Skrabanek, Ron Skra- banek, Judy Lombardo. U.I.I.. PROSE: Patty Nutt, Jennifer Collingsworth, LaShawn Dieterich. 3 w w Y w E 1 X 4 Z R 1 1 l w i 1 1 R I r K ee i 1 5 4 3 F I i I x N L 1 i I 1 i 1 4 1 I Y QC. 1 , ,f , - - ff. ry Wg 'Q' F? 1 V ,I .ir ,mm A L f ff ' ata x ..f-1151:-M-vi-'14 if ' - f 4 .W -,M 5 . saw W ' li WSI' Y ' , ,. 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I 4' Q y ff Jackie Aflinowicz Cassandra Alexander joe Allen Phillip Ballman Arlene Benjamin Donald Benjamin Angela Bigham Sylvia Blann Stanley Brooks Jeanette Brothers Emma Brown Maurice Brown Richard Brown Vernon Brown Dallas Burleson Mark Burnett Susan Burrell Martina Castellano Frances Castillo Mike Castillo Linda Chavez .Io Ellen Childs Terry Christian Molly Clark Wendell Clark Shelby Clay Francis Cleveland Terri Conn or Drexel Cook Randy Cook John Craig Tom Criswell Richard Cuevas Herlene Curtis Tina Daniel Carol Davis 109 Freshmen Lee Ann Davison Antoinette Dieterich Carl Diles Donna Diles Larry Lee Diles Rosie Diles Malinda Sue Drosche Debbie Duhr Benny Dunlap john Ethridge Mickey Elfrez Gaye Fangman Robert Feller Robert Foster Mary Garcia Jo Ann Glockzin Sarah Glockzin Steve Goodman Frances Gonzales Carrie Gorman Betty Grams Timothy Grams Mary jane Grant Leslie Green Adam Griffen Billy Gude Vincent Hartsfield Paula Henderson Willie Henry Jamie Herring Patricia Hicks james Higgins janet Hippmann Melanie Hopkins Mike Horten Io Ellen Howard 110 if 'Q 'Q 9 ? 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WE LOOK BEFORE AND AFTEI Allen McRee Craig Marek Duane Martinez Sherri Massey David Massington Nick Meece Scott Nelson Johnny Norman Andy Norton Paul Novelli Dianne Nutt Nancy Nutt Sandra Nutt Wanda Outland Joel Parsons Christine Palacios javonne Pattison Gloria Peoples Lee Phillips Darrell Piske Phil Price Cindy Ray Michael Richardson Ronny Richardson Teri Richardson Billy Robbins Eddie Roberts Douglas Robertson Susie Rochelle Dora Rodriguez Ricky Rogers Vickie Rogers Ronnie Rowell Edward Runnels Harvey Runnels Susie Runnels 112 K 1 -Q13 s :rfQ1afe,- Efwymi assi Qsbu rf 'if' ,135 my-w-P' Gloria Sanders Dennis Scaggs Sandra Schneider Robert Sexton Nicky Severson William Shaw Wanda Shelley Versa Simpson Carolyn Solomon Beverly Smith Roy Smith Travis Steele David Stimmel Wanda Suiters Linda Sylvis Clara Thomas Elizabeth Tobias Suzann Townsend Junior Trevino Carolyn Tyler Sam Waites johnny Ward DeeDe Warren Gary Watson Craig Welch Donald Wilganowski Suzanne Wilganowski Aubrey Williams Janie Williams Jerry Williams Ronnie Williams Janie Willis Pat Woychowski Dinah Wooley Melissa Wren Charles Wright 11 A ivfililgs REACH SHOULD EXCEED HIS GRASI Barbra Young Diane Young Greg Zost E if Not Shown: Jessie Anderson, Renia Anderson, Diane Barney, Marshall Campbell, jerry Cobb, Michael Davis, Ernestinc Fowler, Marion Gude, Olee johnson, jr. Roy Lee johnson, Twila Landy, Cynthia Stimmel, Bc Virginia Venigas I K eww vi 4 .,,. C K Ronnie Rowell studies hard. Freshmen start their high school years off by studying. 114 Ur 1 ',f H x xx ,film fn U A v Nix mYipE4PrelS'.4MVitcljel1VWren . f L , , Q'f-.u,,.5k . mA L ' gf LL VV SCcreCi1fyiBifidget Robbins ' A ' V f - 3 'A' - WL 'fraasurer-3ILaneVssd'Williamij' ki . ' v - v - M ' .5 ,,.. L L, ' . A fer-gi :. , ' 5 m,.L --a-,--. V, Q , m ,A Reporter-VSr1sanjohns,op V L., , . VV A V9 LL ,, . H L V. V L' xmfff- , Q - .M - ' 1 f ' VV A+' z V h ' . , ' 'A w31,.f,, V -L, . k,k: ia uh , my V, W ,N ,L V VVVK L RANK LW, ,,,,, g-.L T L K X VV N. -V ', ,. V L ' 7 . + ,mmf -' M ,. QV . L L '- L ,-1- Lyi- V . 553. .-ii, Lg- , V f ' V -A .V V H ' 1 V I k A ' ' ' ,,,,, ' ' '. 'Q V 'Y Ii--Sai ' L' gg wg - -V .. '-., . L, 4 1 ' ..V ,,-L ,4-,qiu E, . 4 -f , N L- g y A A , iii ' V 1' f Q' tu ,Q I K xt S . v g ' V ' - - 1 - W , VV, L,. . V V f L' -f L V ' ' ' .- :iw 5 tl.-in ,. 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Q V QV H A N X ,mi .. , ,Ak K ' , Q .,.L 5 WE LOOK BEFORE AND AFTER ,-an Se.-1 fm 4 0,490 Randy Abel Kim Alston Darlene Armstead Scott Atkins James Bailey Bertran Baker james Baker Kathy Barker Charles Baysinger Wanda Benjamin Delores Bohanna Bobby Bradley Roy Bradley Mike Broadus Melvin Brooks Pauline Brown Shirley Brown Donna Burgett Tony Cantu Bfeverly Carroll Debbie Castillo Faye Cephus Robert Charlton Nancy Chavers Clarrissa Clay Jay Cleveland Bonita Coleman Jean Cox Greg Dancy Alice Daniels Terry Daniel Janette Davenport David Dawson Michael Degrate Teresa Dieterich Brenda Diles 117 M A PART OF LL Printess Diles Rosie Diles Larry Dorsey Barbara Duhr Jaquita Duke Susan Eastop Carl Erskine jim Erskine Debbie Ethridge Ann Falco Joyce Fields Larry Fisher Peggy Foster David Franklin Jessie Frazier Karen Fuque Lynne Garrett Tracy Garrett jimi Gentry Melody Geyer John Girth Louis Gorman Carol Grant Gary Gray Ronnie Green Edward Gresham Marcus Haptonstall Earnest Hearsley Willie Henry Becky Herring Sheryl Hicks Russell Horn Bobby Horten Sammie Horten Finnie Huitt Mike Humphrey 118 ,wi eva! W :J ,Q Richard jobe Howard Johnson Ralph J ohnson Susan johnson Angela jones Latrice jordan Kenny Kay Kim Kenny Linda Killough Danny Kirk Dave Kirk Robin Krumnow Frances Kubiak Tommy Lampkin Francine Lang Gray Lang Shelia Lang Casey Lee Larry Lewis Leanna Lewis Louise Lewis Verlon Lewis Vincent Lewis Valerie Ligon Terry Linebough Peggy Lister Janice Lofton Terri Long john Luedke George Lumpkin Darrell Lyons Kirk Markowski Gladys Martinez Rudy Martinez Brenda Mason Clarence Mason 119 HOW DULL IT IS TO PAUSE Rhonda Mathews Mark Maxey Rosie Maxey Lola Mayes Eddie McCoy Nathaniel McGowan Tracy McGuire Lisa Meadows Amy Melendez Candace Moore Carlene Morrow Ross Mortimer Bobby Murphy Kim Nehring l Paul Nehring Melinda Neill Garland Neumann Linda Neumann Mike Norlie Natalie Norris Becky Novasod David Nutt Bobby O'Neal Johnny O'Neal Robert Palacious Elizabeth Pavelka Patsy Phillips Oralee Plott Donald Preston lla Purdue Tonia Randazzo Terry Richardson Bridget Robbins Carolyn Roberts Patricia Roberts Morris Robertson 4 fb f My TO AKE AN END , x r 1- 57' '1 S I ,ya 111 :V I V Ytiti' S xg-s 05' .as r 1 xi T l I ' V 1. Gloria Robles Ricky Rochell Patricia Roddy Betty Roger Nathan Roppolo Karen Rowell Johnny Rowell Walter Scott Roger Schneider Louis Schroeder Cindy Schumann Dinah Screws Bruce Shelley Versa Simpson June Skrabanek Alvin Smith Billy Smith Donna Smith David Stinson Sandra Stinson james Strickland Carolyn Suiters Bob Swinnea Joe Taylor Eric Tedriclc Steve Thomas Joey Thompson Brenda Trotter Linda Tyrone Judy Upchurch Virginia Venegas Donna Ward Brenda Washington Darrell Washington Walter Washington Melvin Watson 121 SMILING FACES Ervin Wegwerth Shelia White Diane Willars Debra Williams Donnie Williams Sharon Williams Vanessa Williams Gary Woltman Mitchell Wren Dennis Young . X r rw Across: Gary Gray and Dinah Screws have mixed emotions Bottom left: Mitchell Wren poses for beauty picture. 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Gail Wieting sorting things out. Juniors striving toward the end. 0, .-. Billie Walker Rose Walker Maiya Walling Johnny Ward Danny White Talbert White Gail Wieting Carolyn Wilganowski Lu Ann Wilkey Cheryl Williams Janice Williams jerra Wilson N Alta C A r P . 44-1 r If - w ' - ' N ...HQ ,, f , 465, ...saf K S ,.... 'IZZL f ,a'4:t:,AC5. .-1 xi, ,ff Q ll if.. se ,Q SENIORS ON THE MOVE Z' u fi ai' ,ei gr - fyif Y J B I Pam Fuque studies Relieved seniors have somthing to show for their work. L,X, .3 ' f i Jerry Dresner enthusiastically prepares for class. Antoinette Roppolo and Melissa King cheer for Bull- dogs. .A , ,I , vu.. 1 Seniors work together for winning cause Mari Amundsen discovers America Q .V f r 'v- 1 MUST MOVE 0 Ricky Afinowicz Mari Amundsen Ferman Anderson Michael Anderson Ricky Anderson Walter Archie Marshall Bell Doris Benjamin julian Berezoski Pamela Baysinger Diane Bledsoe Jim Bradley Patricia Brewer Pamela Briggs jeff Brooks Scott Brown Glenda Burrell Mike Callahan jackie Childs Joann Clark Gloria Cole Fred Cook Mary Jo Cuevas Mike Davis Donald Dawson LaShawn Dieterich Randy Dieterich James Anna Diles Joey Dingrando jerry Dresner Jane Erskine Alvin Estelle Mary Jane Evans Patricia Fields Sandy Frazier David Friudenberg Pam Fuqua Ken Garrett Linda Garrett Richard Gillam Evelyn Grams James Grams James Haak Sharon Harrington Ann Hay Edward Hays Doris Hearsley Ricky Hegefeld Jimmy Henderson Milton Hopkins Seniors Karen Horten Marion Humphrey Tommy jackson David johnson Shirley johnson Brian Jones Melissa King J 0 Ann Kirk Jo Ann Kubiak Rosalyn Kunze Charles Lang Greg Laventon Bernice Lewis Ricky Lloyd Erwin Loftin Rusty Lowrey Ernest Martinez Charles Mayes Mark Minor John Mitchell Keith Mitchell Jerry Morrow Melta Murff Helen Newman Jimmy Newman TO STRIVE, TO SEEK, T0 FI I I i i w -'lx nr 1-UN KE- '. Yo Patty Nutt Rhonda Nutt Ronnie Nutt Robert Grand Sharon Pattison Ann Pecina Kathy Phillips Kathy Phipps Gregory Pierce Lena Powell Stanley Ray Frank Riley Peggy Rochell Walter Roddy Sammie Rogers Antoinette Roppolo Geneva Rosas Thelma Rosas Darlene Runnels Glen Screws Charles Shelley Lou Ann Shields Ray Shorter Lee Simpson Ron Skrahanek Seniors THERE MAY HAVE BEEN MORE BEAUTIFU1 E l Tennye Smith Diane Solomon joe Soto l john Stewart Steve Story ,, ,hir Celia Sypinski jackie Tays Elaine Thompson Bertran Tiller ' I Charlene Timms Y V Edward Tisdale Wilma Tyler Peggy Walker Gracie Wade Honda Walling E Durrell Ward Jackie Ward Clara Washington Melvin Washington Roy Watson Gerald Weatherspoon Sandra Weathers Jimmy Welch Phillip white Diane Wilganowski l 138 if , ,sa ,i Barbara Wilkey Janet Williams Karen Williams Danny Woodson Sandra Woodson Janet Woodward Gary Young Richard Young James Preston Rifford Smith Not shown: Linda Christain Z SENIOR ROUND-UP NK ss rv . W, . f.-, f m,,,1 ,,1f,.,, M 1 Aj' Melta Murff Aww- ff X , - fm ., 11+ A A, ,rw ww .15 - ,. X 4.1.-f 'g 1 1 ., . A-j-:X 6 jig 'fl 1 .- 15:5 fr' fig fxwi Q' E YQLQQ -. Q . 32 -Y at --., ,, V ' 'if' f Q'1'-,' 5 C' 1 39 sl, 'X' ff f' f R. L7 . , , 1.- f. 1, n I . , -luv '-s., I e R N41-K., yr , 1 I-0. ' 53 SENIOR DIRECTORY RICKEY AFINOWICZ-Football 1,2,35 Basketball 1, 2,35 Track 2,35 FFA 1,2,3,45 VICA 45 Letterman's Club 2,35 Farm 85 Home Electricification 1,2,35 U.I.L. Participation 2,35 Poultry contest 2,3545 Radio 2,35 Chapter Conducting 1,2,3. Q43lMARI AMUNDSEN-Track 45 Spanish Club 45 Choir 45 Masque 81 Gavel 45 Student Council 45 Honor Roll 4. FERMAN ANDERSON-Track 43 FFA 1,2. MICHAEL ANDERSON-FFA 15 Student Council 3, 45 Masque Sc Gavel 3,45 U.I.L. Participant 354. RICKEY ANDERSON-FFA 15 Football 25 FHA 3,45 Track 2. WALTER ARCHIE-Choir 25 Attendance Award 35 FHA 1 ,3,4. PAMELA BAYSINGER-Citizen ofthe Month 45 At- tendance Award 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,35 Sec. of FHA 45 NHS 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Library Asst. 45 Student Council 1,45 Class Officer Pres. 15 Sec. 45 Homeroom Officer Pres. 35-Ir. Bulldog Member 45 CTSCA 2,45 Most Beautiful 1,35 Favorite 15 Falls Relays Princess 1. Q44lMARSHALL BELL-Spanish Club 2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,25 Attendance Award 4. q375DoR1s BENJAMIN-Pep squad 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,4, Masque 85 Gavel 1,35 Spanish Club 25 Office Asst. 45 Store Worker 45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Class Officer Rep 25 Pres. 35 Homeroom Officer Sec. 15 Bulldog Staff 45 U.I.L. Participant 45 Citizen of the Month 45 Attendance Award 15 Young Marlin 45 TASC 2,35 CTSCA 1 ,2,3,4. Q6lJULIAN BEREZOSKI-FFA 1,25 VICA Officer 15 Library Asst. 1 . QSSJDIANE BLEDSOE-FHA 1,25 Spanish Club 15 Band 1, 2,45 Homecoming Queen 2. Q29lPATRICIA BREWER-South Garland High School: FHA 15 Pep Squad 15 Choir 1,25 French Club 25 News- paper Staff 15 Honors English 1,25 MHS:A Band 45 NHS 45 Masque 81 Gavel 3,45 Protonuclei Club 3,45 Viesca Editor 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,45 Challenge Team 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Store Worker 35 Young Marlin 45 Who's Who 4, I Dare You Award 4. q25pPA1vLELA BRIGGS-FHA 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Office Asst. 3,45 Masque 85 Gavel 45 Attendance Award 25 Homeroom Officer 2. l38lSCOTT BROWN-NHS 3,45 Masque 85 Gavel 3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Protonuclei Club 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 45 Boys State 35 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Bulldog Staff 1,2,35 Viesca Staff 1,2,3,45 UIL Participant 1,2,35 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,45 Advanced Photography Award From San Angelo 35 Citizen of the Month 45 Basch and Lomb Science Award 45 Honor Roll 3,45 I Dare You Award, 45 Foreign Legion Award, 4. GLENDA BURRELL-Attendance Award 35 FHA 2, 35 VICA 3,45 FTA 35 Coin Club 15 Homeroom Officer 3,45 Viesca staff 45 UIL Spelling 2,35 March of Dimes 2,45 Black History Club 15 NYC 25 Young Marlin 4. Q23lMIKE CALLAHAN-Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1 Track 1,2,35 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Masque 8: Gavel 1,25 C fice Asst. 3,4. DENNIS CEPHUS-FFA 1,2,35 Attendance Award Q32jJACKIE CHILDS-FTA 35 NHS 3,45 Masque 8c Gas 3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Young Marlin UIL Participant5 Viesca Staff 4. Q51l,lOANN CLARK-Tennis 2,3,45 Masque 86 Gavel 25 Spanish Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Who's Who 45 Mos Dependable 45 Favorite 45 Young Marlin 4. GLORIA COLE-Class Officer Rep. 15 FHA 1,2,3,1 HECE SCC. 35 FRED COOK-Band 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,25 Spanish Clu Baseball 4. MICHAEL DAVIS-FFA 1,25 VICA 45 Class Office DONALD DAWSON-FFA 1 ,23 Track 13 VICA 4. QSZJLASHAWN DIETERICH-FTA 35 Masque Sc Gavel 3,45JCL 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Office Asst. 35 Bulldog Editor 45 UIL Participant 45 Announcer 35 One-act Play 3,45 Homeroom Officer 15 Theatrical Reading: 45 Richfield Tournament 45 Bulldog Rep. 15 Atten- dance Award 2,3. l3lRANDY DIETERICH-Football 1, Baseball 35 FF! 1, 25 Masque 8z Gavel 45 Spanish Club 25 Library A 45 Office Asst. 45 Letterman's Club 3. Q57l-IOEY DINGRANDO-Citizen of the month 45 Att+ dance Award 35 Pres. of NHS 3,45 Masque Sc Gavel Historian 45jCL 1,25 Choir 45 Boys State 35 Studer Council 15 Bulldog staff 45 UIL Participant 3,45 Wl Who 4. Q21UERRY DRESNER-Student Council Rep. 1,2,45 Alt. 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 35 Track 1,2,3,45 District Champ Pole Vault 45 Regional Qualifier 45 State Qualifier 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Heart Award 45 Ma que 85 Gavel 45 JCL 1,25 Letterman's Club 3,45 Hor room Officer 1,4. f33jIANE ERSKINE-NHS 35 Treas. 45 Masque 8: Gave 2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Student Council 45 Bulldo Staff45 Viesca Staff 1,2,35 UIL Participant 1,3,45 2 Place State Featurette Writing 45 VFW Finalist 3,42 Challenge Team 3,45 Who's Who 4. Q16lALVIN ESTELLE-Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4 VICA 45 Citizen of the Month 45 FFA 1,2,35 Schol, ship 45 Store Worker 4. 'MANUEL EVANS-FFA 1. QIOJMARY JANE EVANS-Majorette 2,35 Head Majore 45 DECA 45 FTA 35 Masque 8c Gavel 2,3,45 Choir 4 Office Asst. 25 U.I.L. Participant 1,2,3,45 One-Act Play 35 Richfield Tournament 35 Wittiest 4. l45lPATRICIA FIELDS-FHA 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Ofl 1,45 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Track 35 Attendance Award 1,2, 45 Band 15 FHA Queen for Jr. Class 3. Q1 ZJSANDY FRAZIER-FHA 25 DECA 45 VICA 35 J.C.L. 15 Band 1,2,35 Student Council 1,35 Class Officer 35 Homeroom Officer 3. UJDAVID FRIUDENBERG-Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 2,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Honorable Mention All District Football 45 Spanish Club 1 ,25 Masque 85 Gavel 45 Boy' State 35 Student Council 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Letter- man's Club 2,3,45 Class Officer 15 Homeroom Officer 1,3. PAM FUQUA-Band 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 C Chapter Of- ficer of FHA 25 NHS 3,4. KEN GARRETT-Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Masque 85 Gavel 25 Spanish Club 1,25 Band 1. LINDA GARRETT-FHA 1,25 VICA 3,45 Student Council 1 5 FHA Queen 15 Class Officer 1. RICHARD GILLAM-Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3, 45 FFA' 15 VICA 45 Library Asst. 2,3545 Student Coun- cil 45 Attendance Award 1. Q34-JJAMES HAAK-Auto Mech. VICA Pres. 3,45 Foot- ball 2,3,45 Heart Award 45 FFA 1,2,35 Student Coun- cil 2,35 Most Dependable 4. f6OJSI'IARON HARRINGTON-FHA 1,2,33 DECA 3,4. Q46JANN HAY-Tennis 2,35 FTA 35 Spanish Club 1,23 Letterman's Club 2,35 Band 1 ,2,3,45 Young Marlin 45 Office Asst 2,35 Viesca Staff 45 Bulldog Reporter 25 Homeroom Officer 45 U.I.L. Participant 1,2,35 H.R.L. 2,3,4. DORIS HEARSLEY-Track 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4. q4pR1cKEY HEGEFELD-FFA 1,2,3,4. JIMMY HENDERSON-Football 1,2,35 FFA 1,2. Q59JMILTON HOPKINS-Football 15 Golf 25 DECA 2,35 Pres. 45 FFA 15 U.I.L. Participant 2. KAREN HORTEN-Library Asst. 35 Office Asst. 4. MARION HUMPHREY-Student Council 35 FFA 15 Spanish Club 15 Library Asst 1. TOMMY JACKSON-Football 1 ,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,35 Golf 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Viesca Staff 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Masque 85 Gavel 4. Q30JDAVID JOHNSON-Tennis 35 Band 1,25 DECA 4. SHIRLEY JOHNSON-FHA 1 . QZZJMELISSA KING-Cheerleader 45 FHA 15 FTA 35 Masque 86 Gavel 35 Rep. 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Band 1, 2,3,45 Office Asst. 2,45 Student Council 2,35 Claw Of- ficer Sec. 15 Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 Devotionalist 2,35 One-Act Play 3,45 Friendliest 4. JO ANN KIRK-Pep Squad 1,2,35 FHA 1,25 Most Beautiful Nominee 1,35 JCO 1,25 Sec ofJr. Choir 1,2, 3. Homecoming Princess Nominee 1,2,3. f54JROSALYN KUNZE-Band 1,2,3,45 FHA 15 OEA 3,45 Masque 8: Gavel 35 OEA Sec 85 Treas. 4. CHALRSE LANG-Football 15 Basketball 1,2,45 Track 1,35 FFA 25 VICA 3,4. GREGORY LAVENTON-Auto Mech. 45 Football 1, 2,35 Track 1,2,3,4: FFA 153. Q2J RUSTY LOWERY-Tennis 45 VICA 33 Band 15 of- ficer Asst 45 Homeroom Officer 15 Ice Hockey 1,25 French Club 1,2. RICKEY LLOYD-Football 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,45 Masque 81 Gavel 45 Office Asst 45 U.I.L. Participant 1,2,3,4. S Q8JERNEST MARTINEZ-Foefbau 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2, 3,45 Basketball 1 ,25 Tennis 45 Student Council 3,45 Masque 8: Gavel 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Letterman's Club 2,3 ,45 All District Honorable Mention 45 Favo- rite 3,45 Wittiest 4. JERRY MORROW-Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 FFA 1 ,2,4. QSJMARK MINOR-Football 15 Basketball 2,3,45 Base- ball 2,35 Citizen of-the Month 45 Spanish Club 25 Stu- dent Council 2,45 Class Officer 2,45 Homeroom Offi- cer 25 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Best Groomed 4. Q48JK.EITI'I MITCHELL-Football 15 Tennis 3,45 Golf 25 JCL 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 45 Bulldog Newspaper 25 Who's Who Among American High School Students 45 Office Asst. 45 Masque 81 Gavel 45 Best Personality 4. MELTA MURFF-OEA 3,45 Spanish Club 1,23 Band 1,2,35 Office Asst 35 Class Officer 35 Favorite 25 Jr. Viesca Staff 2. JIMMY NEWMAN-FFA 1,2,3,45 Office Asst. 25 Stu- dent Council 45 FHA 4. Q31JHELEN NEWMAN-FHA 15 DECA 3,4. Q40J PATTY NUTT-Student Council 1,2,45 Bulldog News- paper 1,25 U.I.L. Participant 3,45 Choir 45 JCL 1,25 Masque 8c Gavel 2,3,45 VICA 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Masque 8C Gavel Pres. 45 VICA Dist. IX Treas. Chap 677 45 One-Act Play 3,45 Student Council 45 Homeroom Officer 1,25 Theatrical Reading 3,45 Richfield Speech Tournament 3,45 Extemporaneous Speaking 45 1st Place VICA Dist. IX 45 All Star Cast UIL 45 VFW Speech Contest 45 Who's Who 45 Best Personality 4. Q36JRHONDA NUTT-Pep Squad 1,2,35 FHA 15 OEA 3,45 Teen Gardeners 15 Library Asst. 2,35 OEA Regional Contestant 3,4. Q36JRONNIE NUTT-Football 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Baseball 35 FFA 1,35 VICA 45 Store Worker 45 Poultry Judging 3. f56JROBERT ORAND-Baseball 3,45 Football 1, FFA 15 VICA 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Letterman's Club 3,4. QISJSHARON PATTISON-DECA 45 Masque 81 Gavel 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Office Asst 25 Bulldog Homeroom Re- porter 15 Devotionalist 35 Attendance Award 15 U.I.L. Participant 1,2,3,4. Q11jANN PECINA-VFW 3,45 Track 45 Daughter's of Am. Revolution nominee 45 Pep Squad 1,2,3,45 Citizen oft the Month 45 OEA 35 Attendance Award 1,2,3,45 FTA 35 Baylor University Scholarship 45 NHS 3,45 Masque 8: Gavel 3,45JCL 1,25 Protonuclei Club 45 Office Asst. 43 Student Council 1,2,3,43 Class Officer 23 Bulldog staff 43 UIL Participant 43 CYSCA 1,2,3,43 TASC 3,49 Workshop 33 Who's Who 43 Outstanding Citizen of the Month 43 Young Marlin 43 UIL Headline Writing Re- gional 1st Place 4, American Foreign Legion Award 4. Q49JKATHY PHILLIPS-FHA 1 ,23 OEA 43 Spanish Club 33 Homeroom Bulldog Reporter 43 OEA Sweetheart 4. Q17JKATHY PHIPPS-Lions Club 43 VICA 43 FTA 33 Masque 8: Gavel 1,2,3,43 JCL 1,23 Band 1,2,3,43 of- fice Asst. 2,33 Class Officer 3,43 Student Council 1,33 Bulldog Newspaper 13 Viesca staff 33 Most Courteous Pres. 43 VICA District 43 UIL Participant 1, 2,3,43 Lab Technician, lst place 4. QZSJLENA POWELL-FHA 1,43 Office Asst. 43 Track 3,43 JCO 2,34 Most Athletic 4. Q42JSTANLEY RAY-Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2,3, 43 Baseball 3,43 Citizen of the Month 43 NHS 3,43 Masque 85 Gavel 43 JCL 1,23 Band 1,2,33 Student Council 1 ,2,3,43 Homeroom Officer 3,43 UIL Partici- pant 13 Attendance Awards 1,33 Best All-Around 4. Q41JFR.ANK RILEY-Library Asst. 13 Auto Mech. Rep. 43 FFA 1,2,33 Student Council 1,2,43 Football 1,2,3,43 All District 3,43 Track 1,2,33 Masque 81 Gavel 43 Of- fice Asst. 1,2,33 Scholarship 43 Class officer 1,33 Homeroom officer 1,23 Bulldog homeroom Rep. 4. Q14JPEGGY ROCHELL-Office Asst. 23 OEA 3,43 Atten- dance Award 4. WALTER RODDY-Track 33 FFA 1,23 FHA 4. f13JANTOlNE'l'TE ROPPOLO-Office Asst. 23 Spanish Club 13 Band 1T2,33 Bulldog Staff 23 Jr. Viesca staff 23 OEA 3,43 Cheerleader 3,43 Letterman's Club 3,43 Junior Homecoming Princess 3g Homecoming Queen 43 Falls Relay Queen 33 Class Favorite 33 Most Beauti- ful 43 Best Groomed 4. SAMMIE ROGERS-Track 43 FFA 1,23 VICA 43 Bas- ketball 2,3,4. GENEVA ROSAS-VICA 3,43 Sergeant of Arms Cos- metology 3. QZOJTHELMA Rosas-U.I.L. Typing 3. DARLENE RUNNELS-Track 3,43 Tennis 33 Pep Squad 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,23 Sec. 23 VICA 3,43 Teen Gardeners Sc. 23 Viesca 43 Cosmetology Dist. Note- book 43 JCO 3,43 Young Marlin 43 Letterman's Club 4g Cosmetology Vice Pres. 43 Attendance Award 1, 23 Homeroom Officer 2. Q15JGLEN SCREWS-Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,33 Ten- nis 33 Baseball 23 Most Handsome 3g VICA Vice-Pres. 43 Masque 81 Gavel 43 Spanish Club 13 Choir 43 Office Asst. 43 Student Council 1,2,3,43 Homeroom Officer 3,4. CHARLES SHELLEY-Football 1,23 Basketball 1,2, 33 Track lg FFA 1. LOUANN SHIELDS-JCL 13 Band 1,2,33 Class Officer 1 3 OEA 3,43 Masque 8z Gavel 13 Office Asst. 2g Home- coming Princess 1. RAY SHORTER-Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 FFA 13 VICA 43 Student Council 43 U.I.L. Partici- pant 1,2,3,4. LEE SIMPSON-FFA 19 Football 1. RON SKRABANEK-Band 1,2,3,43 Bulldog Staff 43 U.I.L. Participant 1,2,3,43 Masque 81 Gavel 43 Latin Club 1,2. RIFFORD SMITH-FFA lg Football 13 FHA 4. TENNIE SMITH-FHA 3,43 JCL 39 Choir 13 Library Asst. 13 Homeroom Officer 13 Most Sincere 4. JOE SOTO-Baseball 3,43 FFA 1,23 DECA 4. Q26JSTEVE STORY-FFA 2,3. Q3OJCELIA SYPINSKI-Spanish Club 13 Office Asst. 2,31 OEA 33 Band 1,2,3,4. JACKIE TAYS-VICA 334. ELAINE THOMPSON-OEA 3,43 DECA 45 Masque 8: Gavel 33 Spanish Club 51 3 Band 1,2,3,43 Library Asst. 23 Office Asst. 3. CHARLENE TIMMS-Student Council 1,2,3,43 Pep Squad 2,33 U.I.L. Participant 43 OEA 43 Homeroom Sec. 1,2,33 Class Sec. 33 FHA 1,2,3,43JCO 1,2,3,43 Merit Who's Who 43 Library Asst. 1. Q19JWILMA TYLER-Attendance Award 1,2,33 FHA 1,2 3,43 Student Council Alternate 43 Bulldog Staff 43 Class Officer Treas. 43 JCO 2,3,43 Young Marlin 43 U.I.L. Press Conference 4. GRACIE WADE-FHA 1,2,3Q VICA 3,43 Teen Garde ers 1,2. Q9JHONDA WALLING-Track 43 Rotary Club Sweet- heart 2,33 Majorette 23 Head Majorette 33 Drum Ma- jor 43 D.A.R. 4g FTA 33 DECA 3,43 NHS 3,43 NHS Sec. 43 Masque 81 Gavel 2,3,43 sec. 33 Vice-Pres. 43 JCL 1 ,23 Band 1 ,2,3,43 Choir 43 U.I.L. Participant 1,2,3,43 Falls Relay Queen 2,43 Football Sweetheart 43 Most Beautiful 23 Student Council 43 Citizen of th Month 43 Homeroom Officer 33 Who's Who 43 Most Musical 4. QSSJPEGGY WALKER-FHA 13VICA 3,43 Sec. 33 Masqi 85 Gavel 33 Office Asst. 43 Student Council 43 Bull- dog Staff 43 Cosmetology Award 1st Dist., 2nd State DURRELL WARD-FFA 1,23 Attendance Award 1, 2,33 Student Council 3. JACKIE WARD-FHA 2,43 OEA 43 U.I.L. Participan 43 Attendance Award 13 Student Council 2, Homerof Officer 2. MELVIN WASHINGTON-Football 1,2,33 Track 13 1 tendance Award 13 DECA 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Most Mu: cal 4. CLAILAILETTE WASHINGTON-FHA lg Track 3. f24J ROY WATSON-Band 1,2,3,43 Attendance Award 1, BOBBY WEATHERSPOON-Football 1,33 Basketbaf lg FHA 43Track 1. GERALD WEATHERSPOON-Football 1,2,3,43 FF. 1,2. 1473 SANDRA WEATHERS-JCL 1,25 Band 1,2,3,43 OEA 43 Library Asst. 33 Student Council 33 Bulldog News- paper 13 U.I.L. Participant 33 Attendance Award 3. JIMMY WELCH-Bulldog Newspaper 14 B-and 1,2,3g 3,43 Library Asst. 2: Teen Gardeners 1. KAREN WILLIAMS-FHA 2,33 Teen Gardeners 23 Attendance Award 1,231-Iomeroom Officer 1?-ICO 2, 3g Library Asst. 1. Spanish Club 1,2gVICA 4, 1273 KENNETH WILLIAMS-FFA 1,23 Spanish Club 3. PHILLIP WHITE-VICA 4, Feeebau 1,2,3,4g Basket- CSOJJANET WILLIAMS-FHA 2135 OEA 49 Masque 81 Ga- ball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,43 Tennis .BQJCL 1,22 Dist. Award Football 4g Honorable Mention Basketball 43 -ICO 3,4. f53jDIANE WILGANOWSKI-Pep Squad 1,23 OEA 3,45 Spanish Club 23 Library Asst. 23 Student Council 2,43 Alternate 23 Representative 43Class Officer 13 Viesca seeff 43 U.I.L. Participant 3,43 Devotionalist 43 CYO vel 2,33 Spanish Club 13 Library Asst. 23 Office Asst. 23 Student Council lg Band 1,2,3,43 U.I.L. Participant 43 Announcer 2. DANNY WOODSON-Football 1,2Q Basketball 1,2,3, 43 Track 1,49 FFA 1,23 Homeroom Officer 2. SANDRA WOODSON BERRY-VICA 3,4. Vice-Pres. 43 Young Marlin 4. CSSUANET WOOWARD'FHA 112,-3' QUBARBARA WILKEY-Pep Squad 1,23 FHA1,23DECA Top Ten Stanley Ray Pamela Bigham Ann Pecina Patricia Brewer Joey Dingrando Edward Hays Jackie Childs Jane Erskine Scott Brown Kathleen Phillips SENIOR AWARDS Stanley Ray 1975 valedictorian, 96.93 average. 1. Four-year scholarship from the Texas Council of Church-Related colleges. 2. One-year scholarship from the Texas Education Agency. 3. A S200 scholarship from the Marlin Junior Civic Club. Pamela Bigham Salutatorian, 96.69 average. 1. Four-year scholarship from the Texas Council of Church-Related colleges. 2. One-year scholarship from Temple junior College. Ann Pecina 1. Scholarship from Baylor University. 2. A S100 scholarship from the Marlin Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority 3. Twelve-year attendance award. jane Erskine 1. Four-year scholarship from Texas A8cM University. 2. A S200 scholarship from the Marlin junior Civic Club. Joann Clark 1. 375. scholarship from the Marlin Classroom Teachers Association Darlene Runnels 1. A S75 scholarship from the Marlin Classroom Teachers Association. 2. A S50 scholarship from the Strivette Club. hhrshall Bell 1. A S50 scholarship from the Strivette Club. Joey Dingrando 1. The Mary Boyles Wagnon scholarship for 3750. janet Willhms 1. A S100 scholarship from the Falls County Legl Secretaries Association. Melissa King 1. A S100 scholarship from the Marlin Civic Club. tl ' K i - , 1, .v 4 A I H 4 , , ix W ,. Y 15, -Q G51 Q A lv. . 3 ff? Q3 in gin. 3 1 qi I 11 THE DIRECTORY AND Mr. Sam Gray Superintendent of Schools Mr. Lloyd Lowe Principal Mr. Robert Falsone Counselor Mr. Enos Lumpkin Administrative Assistant Mr. Larry Mathews Assistant Principal J M' ,V 1 Mrs. Mary Adams Vocational Counselor ADVISORY BOARDS Mr. Kenneth Wren Vocational Supervisor Mrs. Colette Davis Secretary of Principal , v if ooalr V i-i:' ,f ., 'A . aa,, -Q5 5 .--W---1-f w fff , 154 344 i fr i ,Q1f'K.,- . f i ? ig, Q - y -is f :L szfl X 'Ugg K ' r'fix.x'-1. Q-1 5 V ix Q 'I' ' - -f -f- Mrs. Florene Kupper Teacher's Aide 131 .--Jr Mr. Rockney Terry Adult Education Coordinator Mrs. Jimmie Fitzhugh Secretary of Assistant Principal if fu Mrs. Jimmie Nutt Nurse C OO COORDINATING SCHOOL ACTIVITIES in xx -mln 7 -5 ff' .I ,. - Mr. Harry Kenny, President Mr. Sam Gray, Jr., School Mr. Charles Evans Superintendent Mr. Gary Skrabanek Left to right: Mr. Carroll Minor, Mrs. Rose Fitte, Mr. Gary Skrabanek School Board Members: QClockwisej Mr. Harry Kenny, Mr. Carroll Minor, Mrs. Rose Fitte, Mr. Gary Skrabanek, Mr. Charles Evans, Mrs. Rosalis Harlan,Mr. Sam Gray.Not shown: Mr. Bill Shelton THE WAY THEY ERE i r N , , .1 ity 'Jig A 'Q Mrs. Elizabeth Allen Mr. Jack Arnwine Mr. Kent Bachtel Miss Debbie Bunting Mrs. Ruthie Buster English, journalism American History, American History, Biology, Chemistry, Fundamentals of Athletics Athletics, Health, Data Processing Math 'w 'N .1 xy .ix NA , A 'X-. Miss Marilyn Buxkemper American History, Physical Science ' - 4 . si' x, . 21 f 5 2 2 5 2 X 'Www PM 4 at ik jx 37' E - - . 11 , .-I. ,Ms .A 'V . -it A , 5 fb. Ka 39? ' 1 Mr. Andy Chaney Mrs. Omelia Cox Mr. D. J. Derry Auto Mechanics Mrs. jewel Dorsey Homemaking, Home Economics, Cooper- ative Education Miss Linda Ellison Mr. Howard Mrs. Tennie Lee Mrs. Velma Mr. Lyndon Algebra, English Fitzhugh Gardner Garrett Gathright Building Trades English Civics, English American History, Athletics, Health, Physical Education IMAGINATION AN D If Q 47' Mrs. Marian Gibbs Mrs. Margaret Gray Mr. Jimmy Green Mr. Charles Mrs. Jeanine Home and Family Art, American American History, Hambrick Hambrick Living, Homemaking History Physical Education Agriculture Drama, English Speech Mrs. Lois Hooker Mr. George Recordkeeping, johnson Shorthand, Typing Athletics, Health Mr. William Kirkpatrick Distributive Ed- uc ation , A .h K K ,J , , , - i A g 2 is, V J . gjyfggff X Q 5: 'K K :DQ '.-. gg, ,g A .. .QIQ E I A -S5 ul: s. ,.,. I ff . ' zii i i ' 'fii' ' :-: sai- Mrs. Lois McCallum Mrs. Helen Mrs. Mary Emily Vocational Office McCullough McGre gor Education Homemaking Algebra, Trigonom- etry Mrs. Dorothy Mr. Robert Lumpkin Meisch Accounting, Band Economics, Typing Mrs. Ann Nelson Mrs. Sarah Norton Librarian English LOGIC ARE THE KEYS nl I 1 . .'i., I if! viigfvl 4' n vi ' X144 'Y it ., 4 Mrs. Jean Pamplin Mrs. Tillie Perkins English, Spanish Health, Physical Education Miss Maudie Ragsdale English, Record- keeping, Typing Mrs. Georgia Schmid Biology, Health Physical Education Mr. Ronald Scholz Office Duplica- tion I 6 A X t. 'girl K, .-v Mr. W. A. Soders Mrs. Ella May Mr. Alger Steele Mrs. Virginia Stem Mrs. Jacque Introductory Springield General Mechanics English Toland Algebra English, Latin Study Hall is We , l ...A 51 Mr. Henry Mrs. Mary Walker Mrs. Cora Mr. Bishop Mr. T. A. Wilton Torgerson Algebra, Geometry Wilganowski Williams Agriculture Drafting, Indus- Cosmetology Physical Science trial Cooperative Physics Training CLASSROOM BECOMES '9 Jane Erskine SCCFTIS to enjoy feC0l'd- Business teachers: Mr. Ronald Scholz, Mrs. Dorothy Lumpkin, Miss keeping Maudie Ragsdale, Not pictured Miss Debbie Bunting, Mrs. Lois Hooker 4 O a fss sss. O 'iii I 1' S O i M 'ses S' eei' t r , S David Fruidenberg tries to make it come out even. Louvenia Linton: A future secretary? LaShawn Dietrich: Hard at work. A OFFICE ff' i nf' Top left: jane Erskine teaches Ed- ward Hays while julian Berezoski watches . Above: Jacque King, filing away. Across: Darlene Runnels, Barbara Young, and Mrs. Hooker busy at work. Bottom left: Michael Anderson studies hard in accounting. Bottom right: Peggy Rochelle in VOE. PREPARING TODAY'S STUDE T 3 w The Vocational teahcers are: Front row: Mr. Chaney, Mrs. Wilganoski, Mrs. McCallum, Mr. Scholz. Back row: Mr. Wren, Mr. Fitzhugh, Mr. Torgerson, Mr. Steele, Mr. Kirkpatrick. Sammy Rogers, Ray Shorter, Ronnie Nutt laying tile. James Haak monkeying around in Auto Mechanics. W S S. at r 7. ,.,,-kf.. .....,. .... K ,.:--, - V ..,.-k. ,,,,, M,n,,.,,,,.,,...........,,g..,M I Glen Screws and Danny Screws hard at work on Drafting projects. i Vickie Lewis, Wanda Sutiers putting pages together in Office Duplication. FOR TOMORROW'S WORLD AG instructors: Mr. Charles Hambrickg Mr. T. A. Wiltong Mr. D. J. Derry Lewis Schroeder and Roger Schneider talking it over. 4' I 4,.. Li... Michael Loper progresses from Tinker Toys to building blocks. In order to live tomorrow, we must plan today. The boys and girls in AG are working together in order to do their part in building tomorrow's world. Mr. Robert Bishop's student teacher. Manuel Lang is a bit camera shy. 1 'IC 0 .14- Russel Horne, Michael Loper, Phillip Ballman, Garland Newman and Eddie Roberts preparing their handiwork. 159 Journalism and sgeech COMBINING TALENT AND HARD WORK Mistakes are part of the game, Ann Mrs. betsy Allen, Journaiismg and Mrs. Jeannine Hambrick, Speeeir Hay. Sandra Woodson studies her part. D. Ward, E. Martinez, J. Torgerson, and M. King react to a Speech assign- ment. Ron Skrabanek and Ann Pecina think journalism is fun. Follow-the-dots Patty Nutt has her say. is their favorite game. Civics and History GOVERNMENT: PAST AND PRESENT Social Science Teachers: Coach Gathright, Mrs. Garrett, Coach Bechtal, Mrs. Gray, Coach Green, Miss Buxkemper, Coach Arnwine. Tom Garrett, engrossed in history. Uma-nl I l Come now, history can't be that boring! IS that a bug on your book, Ernest Jones? x qi K Debra Harlan and Lou Ann Wilkey Civics classes offer a variety of interesting, and sometimes controversial ex- End history interesting. periences. , Q 3 HX KNOWLEDGE SEEKERS Science teachers: left to right: Miss Marilyn Buxkemper, Mrs. Georgia Schmid, Gertrude Skeleton, Bishop Williams, Miss Debbie Bunting. Honda Walling and Ann Pecina experiment , Across: Charlie Womack, Danny Woodson, Roy Watson, Willard Levels, taking time out from math class. af' A ings 5 as P. f 6 6 I .2 1 5 E' 'IG' ' f ,Q is 3 N Robby Cunningham, Monty Glover, Math teachers left to right: W. A. Soders, Mrs. Mary Walker, Mrs. Ruthie and Mark Childs comparing notes. Buster, Mrs. Mary Emily McGregor, Miss Linda Ellison, Mrs. Rosie Tull, aide. Art and Band TEACHERSHELPUNEXPANSHHWOF TALENTS Right: Mr. Robert Meish, Band director Qrightj Mr. O. N. Campbell, Assistant director Qleftj Below: Band Practicing . 1:1:2'fr',-. - , Q 2 -'if'-T ,iiaaf-cw A ts-' '-1.41-'s ,zz 1 .M Ak U U T we Left: Mrs. Sam Gray Art teacher Below: Art Class paints ceramics ----Library and Language STIMULATING THE MIND Joy Ray enjoying her mental push- ups . Jacqueta Duke tackling the Spanish language. Mrs. Ann Nelson, librariang and Mrs. Jacque Toland, study hall super- visor. M iff? S. Steele, Teacher's Aideg V. Stern, English II, M. Ragsdale, English I: T. Gardner, English Ill and IVQ-I. Pamplin, English II, Spanishg E. Spring- field, English I, Lating J. I-Iambrick, English II, E. Allen, English III and IVg V. Garrett, English IIIg S. Norton, English IIIQ L. Ellison, English I. L , , Tracy McGuire concentrating on Virginia Rivera finds English her English test. amusing. Jerry Dresner, Robert Falsone, Gary Woltman, and Don Gluclczin taking advantage of their study hall hour. BODY B ILDERS fi Good Health is a challenge. Physical Education and Health Teachers, left to right-Ken Bachtel, Lydon Gathright, Jim Green, Mrs. Georgia Schmid, George Johnson, and Mrs. Til- lie Perkins. All together? Barbara Young and Patsy Phillips wait for instruction. W' f' Two Points for Ricky Hegefeld. One of the more exciting basketball games during a boy's P.E. class. I PREPARATION FOR LIFE 9 4 Instructors: Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Dorsey, Mrs. Gibbs. kw'f v Rickey Anderson and Walter Archie fixing desert ? ?? The Homemaking students are striv- ing to help themselves, their com- munity and the world itself. Home 81 Family Living, a new course offered to both boys and girls is designed to help students learn to cook, sew, and plan their budgets. , ,,.,. ,M .,r.w..a.4..., Peggy Rochell tries a stitch in Bobby Weatherspoon, Thaddeus Freeman appear to have everything time, under control. 1 Q . 35: . if lf , .K X. k V A V .. TW -N'-1' . 1 p 27 ' . if 5 ' . 3' 5 . fi: In . iw: Vs' . !gM ?:m V J ' - 1. 7 ,, :gf , ff 1 ig' rf' . 43' V Il. pi ii gil A L, ,An If-ML. -. 4, ,-,rx -' 'ini -fi? 'f if i ' fferg as 'ff My few, Id? i, QPWEE , A..,kJ L - Wmiiv' ff. 1-Wm , 4 Q: .M X., Q' 1. Iii-wfh 1 4' viz 'QQ'-sf, -1., harem '1 Q? 1 f, .,f- H . F f ' ' - -A I, iv- 1 gr., ' Q ff . 2-XZ, 5 my 4114.-as F5--lg , fl. -11 'f 'Q '. - .. ...rn ' -1' -'Q , 11, j,.,l C WW I A L - Q-Z3 'G if x W Q wg: bv , , . .15-A-...Q P . V .5 fir .,w,. A w tvfsgk f- f..- ' ,- ., Aj Q , In -5- T la ' V, L ,,,.,fgg:f, ,, , ,VM Q 1, 'I ...V,2,5'9Skqig- , ' b aft , 'M v,,. , . -.iv ,T N ,Lu J 114 .' , ,QKQYJ 2 fm V -1,'f fX'i'?t'a.. 'T ' ' ' . Y 2 'W ,ETX VL. 54 3 4' ,I -- if 'N-wp 'v ' , . wx .f x :I X .4 l ni , 5 - Y 5, -S, at Q THE FIGHTING BULLDOGS . G... G l Coaching Staff Left to right: L. Gathright, J. Ford, -I. Green, George Johnson, L. Green, K. Bachtal, -I. Arnwine Top row, left to right: Head Coach George Johnson, G. Weatherspoon, R. Shorter, B. Birkes, K. Coffer, K. Garrett, A. Estelle, M. Callahan, R. Loftin, P. White, M. McBride, Arnwine. Second row: C. Young, M. Childs, S. Ray, F. Ri- ley, J. Haak, D. Friudenburg, G. Screws, G. Laventon, L. Gathright. Bottom row: R. Lloyd, E. jones, T. Richardson R. Nutt, J. Dresner, M. Martinez, T. Jackson. ,I R. VARSITY AND FRESHMAN TEAMS junior Varsity. Top row, left to right: J. Ford, T. Freeman, D. Kirk, G. Gray, E. Tedrick, B. I-Iorten, R. Cunning- ham, J. O'Neil, K. Bachtal. Second row: D. Screws, S. jones, L. Hayes, R. Palacios, D. Glockzin, S. Atkins, D. Young, M. Glover. Bottom row: E. Wegworth, J. Steward, J. Rowell, J. Luedke, R. Martinez, S. Thomas, G. Dancy. il H llll ,S , , ...aw W--. . -, ...ID M 1- -, ' . .L. . . f f ' r. ' Z -7- A . ' A Vaal .I r l f Luk nr .- l . . 'f r Freshmen. Top row, left to right: C. Wright, G. Zost, S. Brooks. L. Green, R. Upchurch, D. Burleson, M. Lang, R. Cook, W. johnson, C. Marek, V. Hartfielcl, Second row: M. Gude, W. Runnels, W. Clark, Jackson, J. Afinowicz, A. Norton, B. Dunlap, J. Allen, B. Robbins, M. Davis. Third row: J. Green, D. Benjamin, T. Criswell, J. Krumnow, R. Smith, E. Trevino, D. johnson, R. Rowell, L. Green. Bottom row: D. Cook, M. Castillo, D. Martinez, M. Elfrez, D Piske, R. Richardson, L. Diles. SR. BASKETBALLERS OVERWHELM FACULT Above: Everyone watches as Coach Green makes a shot. Top r1ht: Coach Green and Danny Woodson meet on the top. Across: Some laugh as others lay weary on the floor. Bottom left: Charles Lang returns , upcourt. Bottom right: The new M.H.S. Cheerleaders. 170 PUTTERS POLISH STROKES 'x Members of the 1975 Golf Team: Qback rowj Brian Birkes, Gary Gray, Tom Criswell. Qfront rowQ Steve Goodman, Tommy Jackson, Mike Norlie. V A 1 ,FA-rf. V Tom Criswell practicing. Coach Jack Arnwine. Golf Schedule March 7 Connally March 14 Gatesville Tournament March 21 Teague Tournament April 14 81 15 District Match i 171 TRACK TEAM TACKLES TITLES Top row, left to right: A. Smith, -I. O'Neal,J. Morrow, S. Rodgers, D. Woodson, D. Kirk, A. Estelle, R. Coleman Middle row, left to right: R. Gillam, G. Laventon, R. Foster, R. Lofton, T. Richardson, D. Williams, Jefferson, P. White, E. Weatherspoon, Coach L. Gathright Bottom row, left to right: C. Lang, J. Dresner, T. Jackson, R. Shorter, D. Young, N. McGowan, L. Hayes Across: Senior Track Members-J. 4 ' A Morrow, S. Rogers, D. Woodson, A. Estelle, R. Shorter, front row-I. Q Dresner, P. White, C. Lang, G. La- Venton, T. Jackson 4-40 RELAY GOES TO STATE Kuna Top left: 440 yard relay standing R. Coleman and G. Laventon, kneel- ing D. Williams and N. McGowan. Top Right: The M.H.S. Track team were the victors ofthe '75 Falls Relay. Bottom Left: The mile relay N. McGowan, R. Loftin, J. Jefferson, and G. Laventon. Bottom Right: J. Dresner practices his pole vaulting. I f' ,B+ The M.H.S. Track Team was very successful in winning first place in the following meets: The Cove Relay, the Big Red Relay, the Falls Relay, Gatesville Relay, and District SAAA. FEMALE RUNNERS RACE TO VICTORY GIRL'S TRACK Standing Q1 to rj: Ellen Hughes, Sylvia Hughes, Mary jane Grant, Marylin McGowan, Lena Powell. Kneeling Q1 to rj, Davsm Fitzhugh, Bridget Robbins, Wanda Shelley, Francis Pereles, Honda Walling, Darlene Runnels. Across: Mr. Fitzhugh the coach for the track team. ,Z THE TENNIS RACKETEERS Varsity left to right: Coach Tillie Perkins, S. Johnson, M. Callahan, K. Mitchell, R. Lowery, D. Lyons, front row: A. Falco, C. Grant, J. Clark, L. Fletes, T. McGuire Junior Varsity back row Q1 to rj: B. Robbins, D. Piske, M. Wren, M. King, Assitant Coach Debra Bunting, front row: T. Daniels, T. Richardson, M. Clark, Coach Tillie Perkins. Not shown-Andy Norton BATTER UP! Above Qstancling l to rj: F. Cook, R. Colunga, I. Jefferson, R. Palacious, I. Leudke, S. Williams, E. Martinez, K. Garrett, S. Ray, D. Friudenburg, R Cook,j. Ling, fl to r sittingj: G. Pierce, R. Elfrez, R. Orand, R. Riley, J. Ward, M. Maxey, C. Marek. Across: Coach Jim Green HS Y if W' X5 I 4 .xfxg !11 f . M' A f'fi3 X H ' - 4 -. . M 1 . ,' 6, YF . .5 E. 41? ihitf 5 mx . I Q-'I If 1: 5 .':'?Q -I QU 351904 N' glfispukg- L' lx -Q A ,, ? '4Ef :.'.'1?-9' 'f 4 .1 ' ' v'-1'-L.-vii!-s,'9P:..f .Qi 'i- 15 ', --.Fw 'f M' 'cu' f 20. rp- .fr f- fr-vb. -my Vg' 6. figfrl-. Qifv'-?'!fi'4 ik . iVQL.g.wLd5Ql,iUHaYQgg'fgQ5y- ,5 ? Y Lg' .Q ,U-.3w ::,LLSl-Qtek :icq 1.36,x gvji: . u,.,.,.f5-we fu 1.138551 .. A , . .a l 4 x Axlmc i B h ri., :ff , . f - 'uf' .'35.'K 4 ' -g.,. fg-'. -,, M t .L4anfS3 Q1 ' 4- ff-'rig-' 4 5:14 ww 2- rg 'X' 4-t f ' -3 ' Ahr, ,. fx- ilfqsj Q . f-If MQ . , . , , wif'-'jP5F?:'?4,5-,- in sf - HJ' QRQS1' f-'M '72 ,559 fig' 17 1 1.55 in lQ,,4,Li V ,Z M ' U. ,M xl .fm ss N X 4-.- Y f - 4 . R4 . ' x gr, ' ll. 1 'S -A Q W 3 Xe 'Q G' S , yy? . 1 f Y ' . 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