Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 342 of the 1966 volume:

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Memorial High School is proud of its role as the largest school in the Spring Branch Indepen- dent School District, I965 Pacemaker Award school sys- tem for Texas. A desire for growth and PROGRESS has been strong throughout the district since its inception . . . almost tripling in size by its tenth anniversary . . .ACCOMPLISH- MENT at Memorial, in its brief four years existence, has more than kept pace . . Last year, air-conditioning . . . this year improved COMMUNICATION with closed- circuit instructional television . . . Our constant EN- DEAVOR to exceed established levels of achievement provides MOTIVATION for everyone at Memorial . . . However, it is still important to enjoy and find AMUSE- MENT in the experiences we share . . . Traditionally at Memorial the desire for KNOWLEDGE is exceeded only by the ENTERPRISE consistent among both faculty and students . . . Our forward-thinking administration has pro- vided us with an atmosphere in which learning is not only possible but pleasant, and the sum total of our experiences at Memorial will long provide fond memories for RE- FLECTION and an incentive for the future. G X CONTENTS Accolade ....... Academics ....... Activities ... Athletics ....... Awards ..... Application ....... Advertising 21 : 5-' --A . L 1Xg,.L '12 ' X f 'I I fi' 'Nl f ...,- , 016- Q,-vxd' L C1 X5 fx . QE, W , -I xypfyz ll4,!l 5 rf 7, , ,, v ' df A . X - , ' ' E ff ' A , v 4' - ' -'fling Y , Q ' f 2 9 1 ff ' ' 23 D-J -gf' I! xy., A i V, NNA 'x ' Xiayi J W 1' rue m,mlw3p.'M.D' Q X 5 ff' W.: ':.w-4 - 5 , rkvuh u.-.awww gl A ' ' U26 . ig 'KK HEXKNKQL ' ' tg. mm. - ' ,MH qwuwaur-xx, s K , ' ' ' V 1 L tw . h -V V an 'f31f3 4yi R :sag-1 N K X cf X fx V12 'M Q75 H.: f i ' 3- 5.3-f A x '3 f?f-145. A 'if'f, y fr ,WHS XV ,, 5 7 1 'X THE PACEMAKEP. ARD 6 MAL! fu! 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Accomplislwmenl a+ Memorial is based on lhe consisfenf applicalion ol abililies foward 'flue allainmenl of specific goals on wlwicli lo build lor llwe lulure. 1' 'M , V ,, K ' 1? i I . , -.- f tf A f -4- , -s x'-QW, I f' X X -, XX 1' li I ! 9 ommunication . . plays a viral role in ine pacemaker program . . . insfrucfing and dispens- ing inwformaiion, for explanaiion and eniiglwfenmenf . . . a reaching ouf +o ine minds of ofners , . . a iwo-way sireei providing for ine iniercnange of ideas and for new awareness of con- ceprs and differing opinions . . , a means of relaying messages, making announcemenis, providing guidance and dispensing news . . . a force Hnar is ar once educafionai, Quiiural, and social. ,....a.-ui 66' :IK . fii ndeavor . . cc! r c r ,' Ah v ' .4 I , 'J efforf pur forrh , . . fhe sfruqgle fo arrain prominence . . . an afrernplr fo achieve specific goals, characferrsric af Jrhe Pacemaker approach . . . 'a chin-up ouflook, a sfrlvinq To hir new highs, a race aqainsf Hrne, and fhe hurdlinq of afl obslracres wilrh deferminahon and perseverance . . , Srudyfnq, using abiliries and Jralenrs Jro Jrhe hes? advanlraqe and +he never- ending search for improvernenr helped earn The covered Pacemaker award for Memorial and Jrhe Spring Branch lndependenr School Disfricf. Q- 2 I - -s 1 5 1' A in . fi? 1, otivation a propelling force lriggering worilw-while aclion . . . an en- vironmenl conducive To learning and +o produclive enler- prise . . . The siimulalion rlwal arouses young minds, awakens spirifs . . . an mmasphere llial encourages close personal inleresl in sclwool aclivilies and in o+l'1er people . . . ll is llwe reason For lwiglfi achfevemeni in all fields af Memorial. if ii X ., .1- 1 -4 5 h- V. . .M if 35 ' 1 1 K. I f l fp la i 9 A , 1 x 'X mP' Y . , , Q 5' , xx ' ' J 1' am Q 1 x 5' a 5 fr' ra sry? gi: 57, 1 JU N.. 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The rec- ognllnon of all we do nor lcnow lhe clevelopmenl and applica- lon ol all lhe slcllls and abililies we are able lo allain . . . The re- sull of sludylng, pracliclng, learn- ing and slrlving Jrhal opens every door lo rhe fulure. l l l l nowledge . . . ai-irslilif . , l ' , Li A if A - rs rss r s s fj , fe A 3, ll X 1 s 1 X .4 X . . 1 u . Y, I 4 - EL X ,avi . R , K Q, ' x 2 .fa , . ,gi '15 ' A ' ' I' ' 5 V . , I' X -IH, X ix mmwi W flue special ingredient The exfra, indefinable qualify llwaf a Pacemalcer has in abundance . . . an underlalcing llwal goes beyond wlwal is required . . . a curiosily +l1a+ irnpels us lo find oul' aboul anylliing new or dillerenl . . . llwe drive rival' enables us 'ro lwelp ourselves To learn, lo creale, lo earn, lo conrribule . . . I+ is using lime conslruclively, in flue besl Memorial Tradilion. ..f-- d','d-F. ,,v,A-f Y if Af ' ,......--- ,.......i .,,...... -4 4-,.,..-4-- -,-,-,.,.4---' ,,.....- ,,,,,.,......----' ,,,.,,,,......---- ,i,........------ eflection Xi Txf M, I , xiii, a firne-our for re-examinafion . , . brief mornenfs in which +o review rhe pest coniernplaie The present and anlricipaie Jrhe furure . . . a conslrrucfive use of leisure +ime, a recogni- 'rion of our lirni+a+ions and misraices, a considerafion of our progress . . . fhe serenify rhar comes wirh knowing we have done our besr, a pause io gafher srrengrh for rornorrow, knowing fhaf each new day brings opporiuniry . . . and a promise for 'rhe iurure. I I I I ,si ,gff N K ' 1, ,W -f fx . M f-fifffxz N , if ,WL MW jjimvr ,kwyf 'YQ X, fl -- ' lf lwjyfidyaj, f I ay Mya, My fmfsf ffl' X., 1 ff MJ W Jfi, if 'VM' , J 'P LU5f3,wJ Lggllff e W qw KQHHGITIICS x ,f fr M . . . a well-rounded curricu- lum, resulting from the school board's careful plan- ning . . . the administration's continuous preparation . . . and the teachers' interesting presentation . . . as well as student ancl faculty partici- patiolvg a variety of worth- while campus organizations and functions. I , ,gg QE if Af-- . I' Landrum Receives Award for School Disfrich i Dr. H. M. Landrum, SuperinTendenT Dr. Landrum addresses The School Board aT Their monThly meeTing. Dr. T'l. M. Landrum has served as Superin- TendenT oT The Spring Branch schools since he was 27. Under his supervision, and wiTh The help oT The comrnuniTy, The disTricT has grown Trom a one-room school house To a disTricT wiTh Three high schools. Tour iunior high schools, sevenTeen elemenTary schools and a combined enrollmenT oT over 27,000 sTudenTs. During These TwenTy-Tive years, Dr. Landrum has had many honors besTowed upon him, in- cluding being selecTed one oT TwenTy-Tive school superinTendenTs To parTicipaTe in The I965 lnTernaTional Field STudy Program, Edu- caTion in The SovieT Union, by The American AssociaTion of School AdrninisTraTors. The emphasis on The Tour was To sTudy The develop- menTs and changes in educaTion in The European SovieT counTries in a six year period. Perhaps The mosT ouTsTanding award was To have The Spring Branch lndependenT School DisTricT selecTed Tor The Pacennalcer Award by The NaT- ional EducaTional AssociaTion and Parade Mag- azine. Dr. Landrum's inTeresT in The school disTricT is more Than ThaT oT an adrninisTraTor7 he calls The play-by-play Tor mosT TooTball games aT Grob STadium. -A-fr Celebrates 25 Years as Superintendent ae, it L. Dr. Landrum's tamity smiles with pride at the banquet observing his superintendent. Honoring Dr. Landrum on his twenty-tive years ot service. the P-TA Area Council and the Spring Branch Teachers Association held a banquet November 30 at the Rice Hotel. Master ot Ceremonies was Dr. Arvin Donner ot the University ot Houston and Judge Thomas J. Stovall was guest speaker. The iudge compared Dr. Landrum to such personages as Churchill and Eisenhower tor the pro- gress which has been made under his guidance. A book ot several hundred letters trom school and State otticials, triends and admirers, was presented as a token ot gratitude to Dr. Landrum. Judge T. J. Stovall, the main spealcer at the banquet, called Dr. Landrum an outstanding man ot our times. LQ QF 5X twenty-titth year as Dr. Landrum thanks the School Board, the teach- ers, and the people ot the district tor their help 27 Pcicesehing Planners Initiate TV Key dislricl personnel allend every school board meeling. Lorene Roby, Joe Airola, A. J. Labay, Nolan Morgan, and Elmer l-linkle discuss Jrhe evenings business before lhe meeling begins. The Spring Branch School Dis+ric+'s cilalion as a I966 Pacemaker by Parade Magazine was only one of many evidences of lhe progressive policies of The dislrichs school board lo be seen in The i965-66 school year. Closed-circuil lelevision, con- slruclion of a new loolball sladium, plans for yel anolher new high school, and lhe purchase of land for elemenlary and iunior high schools characlerized Jrhe program of lhe School Board. By Jrhe co-ordinalion of all lhe dislric+'s complex aclivilies. a pro- gressive, slimulaling curriculum was available lo sludenls 'lhroughoul lhe dislricl. No lrivialilies are inlroduced as The school board gels down To business. Propose New High School V Depuly Superinfendenls Joe Airola and Nolan Morgan conler ar monllwly board meoling. A--Q-W' Closed circuil' TV loroadcasls originaled in The Adminislraiion Building and were broadcasl 'ro dislricr sclwools. School Board members discuss willw Dr. l-l. lvl. Landrum plans for llwe new elemenrary sclacol. Sealed: Russell Quanloclcq Dr. H. lvl. Landrum. Slancling: Truili' Lively, William Davis, Blair Roland, Ariliur LeBlanc and Byron Sadler, nol' piclured: Roberl Lyons. W ILM-e-NJ v v --yr-allwm.. -- .. f ' wp- fmum,-,..,.,, 29 Memori Q, , clI's 'Near 3000' Enrollment Necessitates in , Running a school The size ol: Memorial, wiTh nearly 3000 sTudenTs, means consTanT supervision and careTul programming. The principals oTTice is The anchor poinT Tor all phases oT operaTion. Under Mr. Ballard's guidance, new Teach- ing Techniques and organizaTion meThods Tlourish, among Them Team Teaching and ln- Service meeTings designed To lceep The TaculTy inTormed on The laTesT ideas in educaTion. l-le realizes ThaT Memorials sysTem is loased on compeTiTion in worThy subiecTs, and does his besT To keep The compeTiTion lceen. l-le avidly supporTs The aThleTic evenTs, yeT places emphasis on The academic side oT Memorials endeavors. Jaclc L. Ballarcl, Principal Mr. Ballard, an enThusiasTic rooTer aT all sporTs evenTs, inTenTly Tocuses his aTTenTion on anoTher winning Team. 'fl Careful Planning, Expert Aclminislraling 'Q Wayne Schaper, Assislanl Principal. Mrs. Margarel Lulher, Dean ol Girls ., .. A.......--'- wr i :jul Ilirl' ,2. l,j. or 1.1.1 nfl f' . r .i Q .I 4 .ai Qflfi li See Mr. Schaper aboul lhal, has been advice ollen heard and always applicable al Memorial lhis year. Mr. Wayne Schaper is responsible lor lhe mainlenance ol lhe school, lhe handling ol discipline cases, lhe scheduling and coordinalion ol all aclivilies in which lhe school is in- volved, and lhe adminislralion ol lhe school in Mr. Bal- lard's absence. ln building bonlires and building morale lhe 6 lool 6 inch ex-Aggie has proved lhal good adminislralors don'l necessarily come in small packages. Mrs. Lulher's ollice is lhe cenler ol a hurricane ol responsibililies. The winds swirling aboul lhe ever-calm Dean ol Girls are her dulies as Sludenl Council Sponsor and Adviser, planner ol assembly and homeroom programs, and supervisor ol lhe program ol morning announcemenls. She also disciplines, coordinales lhe scholarship program, and sponsors lhe vocalional guidance and Awards Day pro- grams lrom lhe eye ol lhe slorm. Doclors on call 24 hours a day undersland lhe lile ol Mr. Maslers. l-lis curriculum responsibililies include lalcing lale leachers, arid calling subslilules lor lhem lo assure lhal nighl and early morning phone calls lrom indisposed leachers, and calling subslilules lor lhem lo assure lhal every class has a leacher. The selling up ol lhe schedules lhal, magically, allow lhe lolal inlegralion ol 3,000 slu- denls, aboul l00 classrooms, l30 leachers, and over l00 subiecls al lour grade levels, is a maior duly ol Mr. Mas- lers, aided by lriendly IBM machines. Thal il is successlully done each year rivals lhe miracles accomplished by lhose doclors. img, ..i.1, '1 . 'Q Noble Maslers, Assislanl Principal. 3I S, mf' Gif? ' s Reiss: Counselors Chart Courses to College, Careers Jusl' lhinlc, Two plols for lhe price ol one! Mr. Wayne Schaper and Mr. David Walker serve as iudges for The homeroom decoraring conlesl during Beal Spring Branch week. Mrs. Lola Oieman regisrers all new slu- denis, mainiains complele, up-lo-dale rec- ords lor all pupils. sends lranscriprs lo col- leges for gradualing seniors, and keeps a permanenl 'File on everyone who has grad- ualed from Memorial. She has charge of senior caps and gowns and diplomas, and figures class rankings lor graduales. f i, 55' Anna McKay y ... , George Panfely V NW - ' David Wallcer V gigii Lola Oieman .f W 32 Counseling is more Than iusr arranging lhe sched- ules lor sludenls. ll includes advising The seniors aboul colleges and lhe courses needed, helping sludenls decide on careers +o follow, and acling as advisor when a sludeni' has a problem. Thai ex- sludenrs conlinually come back lo Memorial's cam- pus and drop by io see lheir former counselors is evidence rhar a srrong personal inleresr in lhe sludenls has made for many lasling friendships. bl Your aplilude Tesl scores show an amazing abilily for circus per- forming. Ginger 'Parker and Dorolhy Filchie. Dorolhy Filchie me gas. Q Margarel Love . .. ,, ., ..... f, . .. . ..v.. Hug- ki 1 .2 i 5 C lhl 5' C Office Staff: the Spark Plug in Mustang Engine, T ..h: le wi H W Maurine Benn-1He. 2 - ' ll Q Nurse 1 'B ' mmh ' l Q R. C. Gillam. -. 5 . ' ,X - f 1'L Building ', .4 Bbw . .IN Engineer A R-3, Belle Haffield, ' 1 K A'Hend ance . Clerk Lorraine Kenyon A Q Allenclance 3 Clerk s Q'.'. Margarei' LaRue, gf Ji. W -xgg' my swzmiboafa ' A Eleanor HX - , ,Qi M 5 Linenberger, Rr , Office Clerk Hurry, il's one if by land and 'rwo if by sea. X 8 - Ariel Fosler and Mrs. LaRue ,Y Olefa Lyons, Secrelary 4, . Q Bernice . , . i - V 1 Sfauffachef- A s g.geer ' ,, Records Clerk l y i 'l'l 54,9 N I L Pai Tracy, ' Q ' 'L Secrela ry 3 ' New--i me - ' I. X 2 ,U Office workers keep Memorial on ils feel. They lake lemperalures, keep lhe air- condifioning running, counl heads lwice a day, make reservalions for CEEB fesls, dispense Texi books, sell pens, keep 'lhe losl' and found, give oul' blue slips, lake and send messages, deliver losl or forgollen lunches, help siudenls find Their locker, and mainlain a pleasanl smile. The Ladies in Red brighfened spirils on pep rally days. '67 C7 33 Service Personnel Assuoge Hunger, Promote Order Hazel Fluellen, Dielician Snaclc Bar Direclor Genevieve Sizenbaclr, r 3 P rerr 1 is K5 rf? J i Ee Q ps w, 1,-V gi! . , W , Ks A Y 4, -ai s 3 'i iggfi if gl . I 'rf' - ' 1- i vs . P -e ' is if Cafe-leria Personnel Jus'f 857 more servings of applesauce and l'll be rhrough for 'lhe day! Though mosr ivlenworialiies see ihe snack bar or caieieria personnel every day when ihey buy Their lunches, few realize ihe iniensive planning and aciiviiy behind ihe sandwiches of Salisbury siealc ihey purchase. Balcing brownies 'For ihe faculiy, pulling 'rhe lciichen in order for ihe noon rush, making fresh sandwiches for Jrhe snaclc bar irade, and preparing Jrhe food for several ihousand hor lunches occupies +hese people from eariy in The morning. uniil noon, wiih serving and ihe subsegueni clean-up iob demanding a sleady pace uniil aiier 2 p.m. Lilce a boulder in ihe rushing sieam, W. l'l. Auden daily siands in The swirling iraiiic io promole sysiem and orderliness in ihe complicaied vehicular siiuaiion. Snack Bar Personnel W. H. Auclas, Parrolman Materials Center Supplies Special Equipment One ot the secrets ot Memorial's out- standing curriculum lies in supplementing standard material with unusual or nor- mally inaccessible intormation. To this end the Instruction Materials Center as- sumes numerous vital tunctions. ln' the recesses ot the center are lcept record players, television sets, overhead, and slide proiectors, movie proiectors, tapes, poster materials, and instructions on how to use the complicated television mech- anism. l-lere also the processes ot lam- inating, dry mounting, d u p l i c a t i n g tapes, and ordering tilms go on all day every day. Teachers seeking to reinforce their lessons with audio-visual aids tind almost anything they may need in the IMC. Mrs. Joyce Farrar peruse a not-so-etticient memo. s the results ot j ,M Watch out or you will make him lose his place. Coach Figari and Mrs Farrar ...L Library Boosts New Look in 1966 . fix? . - 1 -5- A L Yi' ----- s J A ,,,- , 'T ls L Wm,L AK' N A 6 iiii Q .. -. 12 . X 1 sfiififa --iiiik Lf-L ' :ggi ,-1 ,J--' K :.. K f - kfgx f s -, ,,., Geraldine Branom Joyce Ferrar Mary Louise Rose The conienls of lhe file cabinef can amaze even Miss Branom and Mrs. Rose. This year lhe Memorial Library has added a new red-carpeied reference room by renovaling a former boolcroorn. This provides needed space for ihe increasing number of boolcs and encyclopedias ncessary for sludeni research. Permaneni library cards. which are io be used by The siudeni ihroughoui his high school years, new machines io record ihe issuing of books, a compleiely diflerenl' shelving arrangemeni, and a new librarian, Mrs. Joyce Ferrer, malce up ihe new look of The library. Sfudenls ma-ice good use of ihe new seciion of lhe librarv. 'x Ylmwnmw , Mrs. Ferrar was lhe newesf laddiiion io lhe library 'lhis year. 36 Librarians Link Literary, Lingual Skills WhaT is The key To a successTul, well- used library?, lvleeTing every Thursday morning during homeroom, The ThirTy- Tive members OT The Library Club soughT The answer To This guesTion Through discussing meThods OT classify- ing reference maTerials. The Dewey decimal sysTem. new machines Tor sTamping cards, and any oTher subiecTs which mighT conTribuTe To library eT- Ticiency. Every member acrually as- sisTed The librarians aT some period oT The day To provide adequaTe resources Tor Three Thousand sTudenTs. This year saw The library club's second delega- Tion To The December SangerTesT as parT oT a program oT increased acTivi- Ty Tor The group. lnTenT librarians offer suggesTions To a discussion of laTiesT library meThods. -be L rl '11- sjcrf rf' T, Ts 'T -' -if fav' .sniff ,Q 'ff , f,i!ghrl :f s of A1 ,ff5f,x'fi ,Rai by rp 4, I T H' 0251 Library club 'oTTicers, Sandra Lee Kozilc, vice-presidenT, Marilyn Purnell, presidenT and Barbara Blaschlce, secreTary-Treasurer, sTudy The librany's collecTion oT miliTary sTraTegy volumes. Membership Lenore Amanfe Carol BasTean Ray Belsley Barbara Blaschke Kevin Byrne BeTiy Campbell Diane Claiborne Sarah Cramer Debbie Drooger Karen Godshallc Susan Gwalfhney Ginger Hansel Linda Howes Liz Jennings Judy Johns PaTricia Kelley Ann Kirby Sandra Kozik Jeanne Leaviff Mary Loosley Gary Noble Willa Parks Debbie PoyThress Marilyn Purnell Diane Royder Stephanie Reass Debbie Sharp Libby Thomas Dick Vedder Melissa Williamson Sherry Young Closed- V.. ,egg ,. .V W Mary Jane Fuller Freshman Tom Gorzyclri, Senior Meredifh Hesfer Sophomore. Junior Harold Hollis, Sophomore Kafhryn Kirlr, Junior Paula Lalimer, Freshman, Sophomore Leia Lay, Junior Dorlhye Lewis, Senior avi? Janef Afsinger, Chairman, Junior Marie Bailey, Sophomore Eleanor Bonewih, Sophomore Nelda Brisfow Junior Margarel Browne Senior Faye Carmichael, Freshman Jeanelfe Cormier, Freshman Henry, Cox, Frehman Sue Everell, Freshman ircuit Television L! ,iii Do you wanl if in fives or lwenlies? Miss Brisiow Enhances English Curriculum . is T diff. ' A ffflfi s f-I , ,A,V' , Diane MCCUfleY- Lila McGraw. Lana McWilliams. Marcia Moore Lois Powell, FFGSWUGVW- S0Pl'1Ol'T1Ofe Sophomore Sophomore Senior Sophomore ' - . Elaine Rummel, Jere Ann Sally Ward, 5Pe'Ql'1.+ Susan Qualfrough, Senior Waggener, Junior W'll'am50n Junior Freshman Freshman Alfhough fhe shades of Silas Marner and Billy Budd sfill haunf Memorial English sfudenfs. new influences now dominafe fhe curriculum. The mosf useful and inferesfing of fhese, according fo deparfmenf chairman Mrs. Janef Afsinger, is closed-circuif felevision. This medium, plus overhead proiecfors and color fransparencies, has im- measuraloly widened subiecf areas and has provided sfudenfs wifh maferial formerly nof accessible for class sessions. The deparfmenf has confinually endeavored fo arouse Memorialifes fo analyze fheir environmenf and fo record fheir impressions clearly and concisely. This year fwelve courses concerning differenf aspecfs of English were offered af fhe four grade levels. XX Mrs. Lewis passes anofher novel fhrouqh fhe room. N X English Club Co Sponsors Literary Anthology A new addiTion To Memorial's rosTer of clubs, The English Honors SocieTy was creaTed Trom members of advanced English classes To promoTe creaTive com- posiTion. lTs members, recommended by Their Teachers, have been encouraged To bring in Their original essays, shorT sTories, poeTry, and exposiTion Tor analysis by oThers oT The club. LecTures by proTessional wriTers, criTics, and Teachers served as parT oT The i,mpeTus To The creaTive urge. ln The spring The club ioined wiTh Quill and Scroll in The publicaTion of a magazine composed oT sTudenT liTerary and arTisTic eTTorTs. l ThoughT we were going To read James Joyce. Members waiT Tor meefing To begin. . Q , ,. Q l .ala W Sponsor MargareT Browne and Dr. George Williams, proTessor of CreaTive WriTing aT Rice, waiT Tor The club pro- ceedings To begin. .41 Rapid Reading Raises Rates The essence ot improvement is concentration. or so it seems. The most usetul course you can take ac- cording to counselors, is the rapid reading pro- gram ottered by Mrs. Belva Mettner. The course employed several types ot equipment in an et- tort to increase reading speed and comprehen- sion. Use ot controlled readers, shadowscopes, rateometers, the SRA reading labs, and a variety ot paperbacks and other texts doubled the read- ing rate ot most students taking the course. No student tailed to increase his speed less than IOO words per minute. However, said Mrs. Mettner, Every reader must .establish a tlexible reading speed to suit his purpose and material. Belva Mettner, Reading weeks. Mrs. Mettner keeps the reading lab organized and ready to go tor the change ot students every nine 1 D mlb--f Jin Creativity Urged for Art Students By allowing each class to pursue its own course, the art depart- ment has endeavored to provide adequate outlets tor the creativity ot every student. Work with watercolor, oil, tempera, printing blocks. clay and wire sculpture, and polymer has produced varied and dis- tinctly individual results. Several classes, employing paper mache, made costume iewelry similar to that sold in many department V Altharetta w i Yeargin fa Art . ..., ..,.,.. Q it Marcia Moore, Q. it c . Art students have been encouraged to invent new techniques and media through combination, in addition to using standard m stores. To toster originality in areas other than subiect matter, artistic aterials. What? This stutt is edible? Art students work with polymer. Chorole's Vespers, All-District Workshop Hold your brealh, counl 'ro len, and maybe ihe audience will go away. Againsl 'lhe backdrop of hand creared sels, lhe Chorale puls on Hs annual Chrislmas Vespcr program. Chorale members carried harmony and beauly lo Jrheir many lisreners in appearances Jrhroughoul Jrhe year. The rradilional Chrisr- mas Vespers, ieafuring bolh classical and popular music, was fol- lowed by a dislrricr-wide choral workshop in February. A subseguenl concerl al Easier and a pop spring concerlr lcepl' members busily rehearsing lrhroughoul Jrhe closing momhhs of school. Displaying con- siderable yir+uosi+y, lhe Chorale sang ar a local bank al Chrislmas, performed al Memorial and Spring Branch iunior high schools and gave a concerl ar Kafy High School in addifion +o Jrheir performances 'for memorial audiences. The Chorale presenls a Chrislmas concerl' a+ Spring B ranch Bank , W gy. .qi ,.?.. V .W .M ii li fi 1.. Pops Concert Feature Harmony, Viriuosity Chorale Membership Charlolle Acker Julie Ball Keny Bayse Nancy Balraile Gary Belding Candi Boggs Mike Bouche Vivian Bransom John Brewer Libby Bryan? Tom Cleveland Philip Cook Susan Cooken boo Susan Crawford Pam Davis Gaylon Dickens Gary Duck Carolyn Dudley Ann Drury Mary Eberl' Richard Ernesr Peggy Evans Sieve Gaines Barbara Greene Karin G-uslafson Susan Hastings Mike Hollingswo rlh Donna Howelh Linda James Joanne Koeller Jim Kohnerf Susi Kroll Charles LeBlanc Mary Logan Karen Lopernan Thomas Moore Bob Nielson Willa Parks Elhyle Lynn Peacock Mary Chris Pelerson Sian Prescoll Mary Ann Savage Ann Seely Bill Sruarf Doug Taylor Carol Tellshik Sieve Terry Clay VanLooZen Nancy Weingarfner Joan Wesfberg Marrha Williford Shirley Yackel Margarel' Yorsfon K , 4-5 , ,srs ,V 1 fl I Coloma Lafferly, Choir clireclor 43 Chontelairs Combine Freshness of Color Sound Wiih smiling laces and new, crisp green conceri dresses, lhe Chanielairs graced many choral eyenis ihroughoul The year. Besides pariiciparing wirh ihe Chorale in The Chrisrmas vespers, Jrhe girls ioined in ihe disrricl-wide Chrislmas conceri and February choral worlcshop, as well as The concerr given in The spring. The cheerful green dresses and Jrheir wearers' well-lrained voices added brighiness of color and sound io all Jrhe programs on rheir schedule. Marsha Abboil Charlolle Acker Janei Alivaler Nancy Beniamin Barbara Briscoe Sue Brogan Kalhy Buescher Brenda Bufler Carol Cresier Karen Cockrell Susan Cook Linda Corie Linda Dickens Joan Dierner Nancy Dorr Beverly Farguahar Susan Fields Nancy Forlcer Margarei Forresier Candi Frazier Glee Galbraifh Suzanne Gould Caihy Hannon Kaye Hernandel Suzanne Honeycuii' r-. Smile when you sing fhai',,kid. 44 Membership Linda Johnslon Elizabeih Kelly Janis McDerrnoH' Cindy McKissack Robyn Mellon Pai Meriz Mariha Moss Carol Nees Karen O'Connor Priscilla Proifiir Ann Richardson Jackie Richardson Sandra Rogers Carol Sapko Laura Seeley Robin Sherwood Elaine Shork Susan Simmons Debbie Smallwood Judy Srnifh Becky Spleih Carol Thomas Debbie Welch Judi Wesr Diane Yarberry Hormonoires Achieve County-Wide Recognition Singing aT a counTy-wide Eagle ScouT RecogniTion Ban- queT, where CounTy Judge Thomas STovall was The principal speaker, highlighTed The l-larmonaires' l965-66 season. The choir was The only vocal group To parTicipaTe in This evenT, a signal honor. ln addiTion, The group lenT iTs lusTre To The February choral workshop, The spring concerT, and several assemblies and banqueTs. Drawn Trom The Chorale's male secTion, l-larmonaire members oTTen spenT Twice as much Time in rehearsal as mosT oT The Chorale. Membership Keni Basye Gary Belding Gaylon Dickens Ga ry Duck Richard ErnesT Sieve Gaines Jim Kohneri Charles LeBlanc B b N' l o ie sen 5Tan PrescoTT Mole Chorus Prepares For Role in Chorale The mosT recenTly Tormed Memorial choir is The Male Chorus. made up oT underclassmen inTeresTed in vocal per- Tormance. This is a preparaTory organizaTion Tor TuTure Chorale members. This year The boys parTicipaTed in a dis- TricT-wide ChrisTmas concerT. The February choral workshop. and The spring concerT given Tor Memorial sTudenTs. Membership John Chaney John Drew John Dunn Ty Eckley Jay Fullinwider Dave Gardner Bruce Honea Dan Marcuse Whil' Malieson Bill Olson Richard Pearson Larry Poe Chris Seaman Richard Slover Spike Spence Ralph Thompson Bobby Tickle Sfeye Van Loozen Tom Winzcler Fufu re Maesfros Find Fun, Work in Program WheTher polished virTuosi or unskilled beginners, members oT The Three bands and The orchesTra have Tound Tun as well as wearying labor in Their parTicipaTion in The music program. The sense oT Tellowship, oT comraderie, oT worlc well clone which This eTTorT provides, is perhaps as imporTanT as The acTual masTery oT musical slcills or The achievemenT oT a polished delivery. Though The road To musical excellence is oTTen Tull oT seTbacks, The knowledge and selT-conTidence gained by progress in Technique provide more Than adequaTe compensaTion. 1,7 DirecTor Gerald ClanTon waves The magic wand -his baT'on xffffim' T- s Qffrflc 'isa Once more wiTh feeling please-! CadeT Band Uh, ThaT lasT noTe was A-TlaT, noT A-sharp, I believe . Mr. Thomas and The orchesTra rehearse. T . 46 Orchestra Places Four j . . A L in All-State 'ig r . Q Having developed a reperloire ol classical and lighr classical pieces, Memorials conslanlly-rehearsing orcheslra presenled a program lo sludenls al Memorial Junior l-ligh School February 8. The conlinual praclice proved beneficial in Jrhe March I2 orcheslral conlesls. when lhe group played Schuberl's Unfinished Symphony and Gluck's Hlphigenia in Aulisf' Many members parlicipaled in lhe l965-66 all-dislricl orcheslra, composed of musicians from all Three high schools, while lour won All-Slale honors. Orchesfra John Barringlon Derrick Bonewilz John Chaney Mary Cheadle Don Cook Bill Dunn John Eckley Charles Frosl' Jay Fullenwider Dave Gardner Byron Giezenlanner Kalhy Gifford Bruce Honea Kenny Johnson Gayle Karler Mark Love Dan Marcuse Whir Malleson Dick Maxwell Jerry Maze Membership Karen McClure Bill McMullen Dave Middlebrook Bill Olson Bob Oney Richard Pearson Larry Poe Jan Roller Chris Seaman Richard Slover Solon Spence Tyrone Temple David Tessmer Ralph Thompson Bobby Tickle Bryon Van Eafon Sieve Van Loozen Charles Warren Alan Wing Tom Winzeler Did you say rhal you had played 'lhe bass violin before? Mr. Leroy Thomas. direclor. 47 Concert and Symphonic Bonds Conceri Band Membership Bill Becker Mary Becker Doug Bedell Rob Burns Charles Clemons Ronnie Cock Phillip Croyle Cheryl Cusac Edward Dennis Sandy Donhaiser Eric Doerrics Janis Dubow Sidney Dunn Bill Drorak Eugene Elam Edell Ellison Belh Freehan Douglas FiTi1eraId Warren Flelcher Kevin Eollz Tom Eunkhouser Carolyn Gerrard Lynn Geniarek David Genlry Janis Glenn Bill Goodykooniz Bob Grance Emily Harang David Harvey Sarah Harper Richard Haworih Richard Hinds Douglas l-lorlvel' Bruce Iglehare Gordon Johnson Murnice Jones Nancy Kendall Sig Kendall Ronnie Lange Jim,Lober Mark. Love Mike Malione Ricky Mays David Moerbe Skip Moody Joe Musgrave Leslie MCColgin Louise MacComb David McGaw Andy MacPhillimy Bob McWhorier Ralph HyaH, Concerr Band Laura Neiderl Sam Norlon Sharon Oberg Craig Payne Jim Record John Reynolds Scolf Sackenreull' Jack Sr. John Parker Scoff David Siephens Sieve Siewarl Jody Sloker Jan Sruchell Paul Swariz Ronnie Thomas David Tyler Don Unwin David Versielf Debbie Wagener Nick Wagner Don Warlick Sieve Wende Dick Whileside Paul Wrighi' Roger Yackel I966 found memloers of borh symphonic and concerl bands, who also combine ro form lhe marching band, parlicipaling in area, regional, dislrricl, and siaie-wide coniesls and concerls besides adding sound and spirils lo pep rallies and fooiball games. Twenly-six won places in lhe dislricl band, eleven in regional, live in area, and one in all-siale. Performing beiween chuckers ai The pole game slaged in ihe Domed Siadium January 29 provided one of lhe year's biggesi ihrillsg lhen 'rhere was hearing Doc Sevrinson al Jrhe February Band Ban- guel, and March I9. George Wilson of ihe lnlerlochen Music Camp served as guesi conduclor of Jrhe rwo bands. A siudeni conceri i.n May rounded our lhe rigorous year's schedule. Concert Bond: ,M , y ,,.., 48 Pool Talents as Performing Unit 5, ,,,:., . Symphonic Band: Gerald Clanlon, , l V 1,- Symphonic Band is A Symphonic Bancl David Arnold Tim Askew Becky Ballenqer John Barringlon Bill Bauman Bonnie Beall Jim Biddison Derick Bonewilz Becky Bramlell Bob Bramleir Randy Busby Nick Cameron Don Cook Philip Cook Roger Daniels Bill Dunn Susan Engle Jamie Forbes Charles Frosl' Jon Garrelr Byron Giezenlanner Karen Gilford Roberl l-lemfell' Scofl Henderson Russell Jacobs Jules Jacouinn Kenny Johnson Andy Jordan Gayle Karler Palfy Kenneday Larry Kruse John B. Laird Rick Mandrell Ben Manny Dick Maxwell Jerry Mays Dave Middlebrooke Membership Karen Miller Karen Minar Carol Mosley James McCleskey Karen McClure Billy McMullen Jimmy McReynolds Bob Oney Rusly Orr Ronald Peck Rila Pequlero Charles Propop Beverly Rairigh Suzanne Reedslrorn Jack Reilly Ray Richardson Jan Roller Danny Rosenslein Mary Scoll' Cliff Siegel Bonnie Skogland Cheryl Anne Springgale Calhie Sfands Belsy Sl. John Laura Swinbank Tom Swinbank. Palricia Ann Taylor David Tessemer John Troul Barbara Van Eaion Bryan Van Ealon J Bill Van Scoy Arlhur Walfon Charles Warren Bonsall Wilion Allan Wing Deborah Yanlis Oration, Persuasion, Rhetoric Train Edelweiss Ames: Speech Nelda BrisTow, Speech Rex Fleming, D b T Ch ' e a e airmen JusT aTTach This rubber band To The door and . . .' Greg Lucia and Ted SiTT cuT crepe paper Tor The door- decoraTing conTesT. FrequenTly, nervousness among sTudenTs can be explained by an aggressively- sTaTed OraTion Today , or a plainTive l'm supposed To persuade somebody To deTend The KKK. Through acTual perTormances akin To These. accompanied by candid criTicism. speech sTudenTs aT all grade levels learn The Tine arT oT oral communicaTion.. These performances are always based on a Thorough program oT insTrucTion and demonsTraTion presenTed beTorehand. I +houghT The police were The only ones who used This Thing. David Rollce and Mrs. Ames Aspirants to Demosfhenes' Role One, fwo, Hwree . . . We shall overcome . . . Hue Bears, of course. Mrs. Amefs Junior homeroom foins in a bear-ine-bears chorus. The qualify of mercy is nor drain- ed Sharon Biekman :jg Brcfners and srsfers, ie? us pray. Mr.F1em NFL Team 3 Ted Siif, Mike Bigger, Joe Siff, Mike Ellaby, Sieve Brake, and Rick Rozelle pose wifh Trophies won a'r 'the Bellaire Speech Tourna- menf. Lanny Smiih and Jeff Goodman proudly display a 'trophy +hey've iusl' won. Inheriis Challengep Though few Jreams have had such high siandards io live up io as Memorial's I966 speech squad, Hs members, under Mr. Rex Fleming's experienced insiruciion, have noi only mainfained buf enhanced iis fine repuia- +ion. Tournamenis ai Corpus Chrisli, Wal- irip, Baylor, Bellaire, Jones, and San Jacinio found rhe forensic Jream viciorious in such fields as senior boys' and girls' debaie, poerry reading, exiemporaneous speaking. oraiory, humorous inierpreiaiion and due? aciing. These viciories were achieved only fhrough ihe sacrifice of leisure 'rime for long hard hours of research and Safurday morn- ings speni ai' school in rehearsal. Continues fo Fill Trophy Case A '- x .., 'N F' Speech sfudenfs prepare lo leave for 'rhe Corpus Chrisli Speech Tournament Wi+h lhis liflle black bag, lhe opposifion won'+ have a chance! Debalers picfured are John Weelcs, Lanny Smiih and Greg Lucia. ,TAX he 2-iii 9 W . . A Debale sfudenls absorb fhemselves in research as fhe nexl fournamenf. Mark Hodges and Jack Kern. K4 NX 4' N ey prepare for 53 Trophies, Travel Occupy Speech Squad Debafe Teams grins oulshine Their frophies won in lhe Deer Park iournamenl. Lannie Smifh, Melissa Maxcy, Nina Turner, and Mike Biggers. They fold us lhe Presidenl would be here lo qreei us, buf . . . Jeff Goodman, Mr. Fleming, Ted Sill, Joe Sill, Lanny Srnilh reiurn lo l-louslon affer 'lhe Miami Speech Tournarnenl. 54 wlilie QlOW Oi Victory . . . Lanny Smith carries l don't care it we are champs-nobody's going to his trophy WOH in BOYS EXi9mP0fGfi9OUS to l1iS Seai- wave red tlags at that tournament. Mr. Fleming and Ann Small Avant Garde, Traditional Repertoire Scheduled by Thespians H e Ramon Wli ttield I ,,,, s, f Q ' illf Drama ln worlcs ranging trom Eugene lonesco's avant garcle comedy The Bald Soprano, to the heart- warming drama ot James Costigan's more tradi- tional Little Moon ot Alban, Memorial's drama stu- dents displayed their versatility. Many took roles in more than one play, and demonstrated that this doubling in no way detracted trom the quality ot the pertormances. Besides playing lead or minor roles, students also had an opportunity to learn the secrets ot the theatre through actual practice in directing. ' Kathy Donahue, Meg Smith and Robert Lee run through The Bald Soprano. 55 Math Department Responds Linda Benson, Elemenla ry Analysis Eliza befh Bollinger, Algebra Sarah Bybee, Geomeiry Berfha Clark, Algebra Trigonomeiry Raymond Czichos, Geomelry Relafed Malh Ellen Dillingham, Geomelry Algebra Wilda Geniry, Algebra Relaied Malh David Figari, Algebra Fillis Framer, Relaled Malh Algebra William Hill, Chairman Algebra Memorial's near-3000 enrollmeni in I966 broughl' abour a concurrenr expansion in rhe malh deparl- men'l'. More classes in algebra, geomelry, 'frig- onomelry, and 'firsl and second year elemeniary analysis were organized in response lo lhe demands of an enlarged siudeni body. Noi only regular bui also acceleraled courses were offered ai all five levels, allowing iunior high school s'ruden'rs 'lo begin algebra in 'rhe eighlh grade. An enlhusiaslic leacher's demonslraiion . . . somelimes finds a less-lhan-enchanfed response. Mrs. Bybee to Increased Enrollment Laura Holmes, Algebra Geomelry Evelyn Moreland, Commercial Malh Algebra Merle Picone. Algebra Geomefry Sandra Smilh, Geomelry Susan Sommer, Algebra Relaled Malh Ann Slaples, Algebra Relaled Mall: Douglas Tharp, Analyfical Geomelry Elemenlary Analysis Sue Wells, Relaled Mallw Algebra Nancy Wesley, Algebra Geomelry Annelfe Wimberley, Geomelry Mr. Tom Edwards of NASA explains The Apollo proiecT To absorbed SAPS-MAG members. When do They show The carToons? SAPS-MAG Enioys Lectures on lvlemorial's honorary maTh socieTy, lvlu Alpha 'l'heTa, meeTing TogeTher wiTh iTs sisTer club. SAPS, heard guesT speakers, saw slides, and held dis- cussion direcTed aT The promoTion oT inTeresT in The Tields oT maTh and science. Careers in Those Tields received special emphasis as well. ATTer submission OT papers by inTeresTed sTudenTs on maTh or maThemaTicians, MAGJ chose iTs new members in The spring. AT The banqueT ioinTly spon- sored by The Two clubs, These honored Tew were iniTiaTed inTo The club. l-low To publish a book on The Tlora and Tauna oT The SouThwesT, whaT The Apollo space proiecT is To accomplish, and how cancer cells behave were only a Tew oT The Topics presenTed To The members oi The ScienTiTic and Philosophical SocieTy by guesT speakers in l965-66. MeeTing every Three weeks wiTh MAG, The club conTinued iTs promoTion and mainTainance oT inTeresT in The scienTiTic Tield. Spring broughT selecrion of new mem- bers and The annual banqueT To inducT Them inTo The club wiTh due ceremony. SAPS oTTicers enioy academic and social exchange. Bob ChrisTy, vice-president STeve Brice, secreTaryg Brad Thomas, president SAPS Membership 58 AnneTTe Adams Judy Amundsen CaThryn Andrews Cafhy AnThony Gary AppelT Carolyn Baile VincenT Bash Richard Bauer Mike Biggers Derick BonewiTz Craig BuTler Kim Casler Hank Chase Mike Chase Bob ChrisTy Ginger Clark Marrha Cox PaT Cramer Ron Dagler Mike Dildine Ben Donnell Sara Doiy Bill Dvorak Tom Edwards Sara EhrhardT Pam Ellis Tom Funkhouser Richard George Margaref Gilkisor Mike Glanville Janice Gordon Bill Hagemann Wendy HilTy Richard Hinds lim Horan Lex Kelso Jack Kern Karen Kerver Cheri Kilburn Ken LesarTre Jack Lesch Lynn LiTTle Ardatn Lindsey Mariie MacEviTl' Ben Manny STeve McFarland Tom McMasTer Billy McMullen Lucy Meley Ann Miller Carol Moody Rick Moreland Mike Oakes Margo Oldham Blair Oney Rusfy Orr Teresa Parks Randy Peterson Polly Plaza STan Prescoff Linda Rae Dan RosensTein Hellen Rowland Mike Rowley Leigh Ellen Roy Wanda Sampley Linn ScherwiTz Joe Siff Charles Simmons Mary Susan Sfokes Lee Stone Richard Suggs Randy Sunday Carroll Underwood Barbara Van Eaion Roberf Veazey John Warlick Charles Warren Mike Whife Mary Jane Woods Alisa YusT Cancer, Computers, Space Commutation MAG Membership Annette Adams Cathy Anthony Judy Amundsen Gary Appelt John Barrington Bob Baze Derick Bonewitz Nancy Boughner Pierce Cantrell Chuck Carleton Kim Casler Hank Chase Bob Christy Pat Cramer Judy Crawford Nancy Cron Nancy Cox Phil Croyle Tommy Davidson Sherry David Barbara Dye Robin Edwards Sara Ehrhardt Richard Ernest Susan Ervin Don Funkhouser Steve Gaines Gamewell Gantt Patti Garwood Richard George John Gerhart Mike Glanville Susan Glanville David Hackethorn Wendy Hilty Richard Hinds Chuck Hoopingarner Mike Hopkins Suzanne Jones Lex Kelso Liz Kemper Sally Kit Allen MacCole Ben Manny Steve McFarland Bill Moore Rick Moreland Sue Morton Mike Oakes Richard Owen Debbie Parrish Perry Pate Dick Patterson Susan Peabody Kenny Pearson Bill Phillips Polly Plaza Stan Prescott Beverly Rairigh Leigh Ellen Roy Wanda Sarnpley Janice Sharpless Elaine Shorck Ted Sift Charles Simmons Doug Smith Randy Smith Stanley Smith Susie Smith Pam Stevenson Maiy Susan Stokes Holly Stuckey Shelley Sublett Richard Suggs Bill Summers Randy Sunday Tom Swinbank Dave Terway Brad Thomas Dave Towsley Joan Walker Steve Walton Frank Wilson Mary Jane Woods Alisa Yust Osgood Zimmerman Did he say the new computer would eliminate teachers? Now this slide shows MAG officers enioy one of many varied programs. Charles Simmons, secretary-treasurer: Ted Sift. president: and Richard George, vice-president. C R' A ,,,s.. S ii K iysif A':. r , eessss essr the reaction of a bacteria being bitten by the flu virus. Science Students Present Research Proiects, Jess Anthony, Biology Physical Science Geraldine Boyle, Physical Science Norma Sue Evers, Chemistry William Franklin, Physics Joan Graves, Q W' Olan Halbert, Biology Robert House Physical Science Ann Key, Physical Science Physics Pauli Kosclskey, Physical Science Patricia Armstrong, . . . and the gyrotlection of the elongated tlagellata produce a . . . Margaret Blue presents her advanced biology research report to tellow students and their parents. Dumb kicl. You'd think he'd know better than to stick his hand in the water while he's holding the wire. Oh well, the class was crowded anyway. Entertain Orphans, Enter Science Fair What may seem, to the uninitiated student, a barrage ot suspicious theories, dissected pigs, the mysteries ot quantum numbers, odors ot tormaldehyde, and problems in time and space is really scientitic intormation ottered to Memorialites in tour areas-chemistry, biology, phys- ics, and physical science. Second year courses in chemis- try, and biology advance aspiring sci- entists even turther toward their goals. This year a program ot team-teaching in biology, plus tormal presentation ot research proiects by second-year stu dents distinguished the science depart- ment's curriculum. Milce Glanville, Cheryl Cusac. Betsy St. John sent pro iects to the Science Fair in March. Madelen Rev. Toby MCClenev. Bill Moreland Dorothy Rae Cl19mlSl'VY Bioleqv Physical Chairman MGFY W6ltefS- Science Chemistry Cl1emlSiVY Linda Wulcasch Dawn Youdan Biology Physical Science Medical Careers Turn to Helping Needy The members ot Memorial's Medical Careers Club spent most ot their energies in the area ot weltare in I966. At Thanksgiving they sent tour bags ot tood to needy tamilies, and at Christmas gave a party tor chil- dren at the Faith l-lome Orphanage. January tound them touring the Texas Rehabilitation Center. Selling candy and attending a convention in Corpus Christi in April completed the club's year. Gosh, it the bus doesn't show up, we'll have to hitchhike to the Medical Center Medical Careers Club prepares to leave on a tield trip. The otticers discuss the order ot business tor a meet ing with Mrs. Maurine Bennatte, sponsor. Keith Weed secretary-treasurer, Katie Horn, vice-president Lucy Ma ley, president. Membership Bill French Karen Godshalk Linda Goodson Patricia Gwalthney Susan Gwalthney Kaye Hernandez Katie Horn Jeanne Leavitt Lucy Meley Robyn Melton Beth Morgan Chris Rock Toni Miller Keith Weed Sharon Weed Gail Wood Lael Wyckoff New Techniques, Tools Elizabefh Brand, Waldo Buchanan' J, T, Carier, Margaref Doshe,-I G0Vemm9nl American Ameflwm Governmenl' Llnda Duessel' l'llSlOFV HiS+Ofv Margare+ Janes, World l-lislory Andrea Flynn' Jane Horn Govemmeni. World l-lislory Socloloqv. Advanced Social Science Problems In addilion +o The new laces in lhe social sludies deparlmenl, lhis year's curriculum was marked by new and more 'rhorough melhods ol leaching. Senior civics leachers cenlered Jrheir presenlalion around a plan of large look advanlage of small was lo simulale lhe con- seniors for lhe Jrransilion hislory and world hislory group insrruclion while, al' The same lime. lhey group facililies. The overall aim of This program dilions of an average college course +o prepare from high school 'ro college level work. American classes were offered a variely ol educalional films during diflerenl aspecls of sludy lo aid in small group inslrucrion, while lhe advanced social science problems and sociology classes heard guesl speakers from lhe communily on 'rhe ellecls of currenl evenls in loday's sociely. The grealesl' achievemenl in leaching inslruclion has been made in lhe audio-visual field. Closed circuil lelevision has been broughl' 'ro lhe class- rooms lo fully inform sludenls and facully on currenl evenl lopics presenled in a series of newscasls. - Q E. 277' 5 95 .21 'lf ' dh 2 Sludenls become accuslomed lo college-'rype leclures in civics This year. Accelerate Social Studies Lynn Kuriger, World l-lislory Bill Leech, World l-llslory American l-lislory Palricia Maxcy, Chairman American l-lislory Advanced Social Science Problems Wbkw Hlsmm' Lv MAPS Q Terry Park, World l-lislory Mary Poll: American l'lis+ory Wor isl' y i 2253 T '-'- ii Jean Rose, Governmenl' Sylvia Thompson, American l-lislory World l-lisiory Now for queslion 796 Ctrl' 7 fed .Y 1 5' -.e 57:4 , Social Sludies leachers mel during lhe faculfy workshop To discuss Jrhe plans for 'rhe year. Leif 'lo righf: Marlha Murphee, J. T. Carler, Mary Polk, Waldo Buchan- an. Pafricia Maxcy. Mary Kay Lovingfoss, Milne Williamson, World l-l isfory Labs Develop Pacesetting Linguisfs -I 1 lessors ,els The firsT Thing affer we eliminafe sTudenTs will be . . . DisTricT wide meefing of language Teachers as Fall workshop provides for exchange of ideas. The five languages offered aT Mem- orial have provided all sTudenTs wiTh ample opporTuniTy To become involved in a foreign language program. Many have responded, and wiTh The aid of all The excellenf Technical facilifies Mem- orial possesses, The sTudies of French, German, Spanish, Russian, and l.aTin have flourished. Besides gaining fluency in reading, wriTing, and speaking a sfrange Tongue, sTudenTs absorb The hisfory and culTure of The counfries whose language They sTudy. Slides, Tapes, guesT spealcers, and movies help To supplemenT The cuifural infalce, and The more advanced classes read direcT- ly from The liTeraTure of The various counfries. From nonchalance To oufraged proTesT . . . emo- Tions run The gamuf in a language class. 1'1 You say you can'T hear. Have you Tried The earphones? 64 Strange Alphabet a Step to Steppes of Tolstoy 14 'ff e e iff! A L I -wen, Stephen Valcik Russian Though Russian literature and tradition are otten described as depressing, none ot this gloom has intiltrated the Russian Club, whose announced goal is to learn about day-to-day Russian lite and the true nature ot the Rus- sian people. Pursuance otthis goalwas abetted by lectures with slides on Russia trom speakers like Dr. Malcolm MacPhail, protessor at Rice. What club members absorbed trom these ex- periences was revealed in the Sangertest December lb, when they sang the Lord's Pray- er and several Russian tolk songs in Russian. Through cookie and cake sales members rais- ed money tor a spring International Theme party teaturing guests trom several nations. Officers: Ellen Lewis, program chairman, Debbie Lebeaux, treasurer, watch Rusty Riley, president. Not pictured: Pat Mahoney, vice-president, Cheri Kilburn, secretary. Members Fran Barkan Nancy Dorr Clint Helm Mary Hicks Don Howard Holly Hunt Andy Jordan Cheri Kilburn Sandy Kozik Oh, that little tellow there? Said his name was Stalin. Dr. MacPhail's slides Sherry Lake tind a responsive audience. Debble Lebeaux aesar, Cicero, Broaden Latin Horizons Alan Levin Ellen Lewis Bill Ludlam Pat Mahoney Tony Migura' Max North Teresa Parks Debbie Poythress Rusty Riley June Vines Josephine Healy Latin From the coniugation ot AMG and the simpler Scribe Latine Omnis-ay allia-Gay ivisa-day es attes-pay es-tray. exercises ot the tirst year to the War Commentaries ot Caesar and the all important dative ot agent. Memorial's Latin students not only learn a language but are involved personally in an ancient culture that has helped to shape the bases ot modern history. They may temporarily cast the declensions to the wind during the annual banquet, but the ettects ot the courses have the same tenacity that the Roman civilization has shown tor over 2000 years. 65 French Farce, Gallic Graces I VV: ' .,,.. : VVV ,eg-,551 -, 'L ' i If Riia Elrocl ' ' Z ' 'A 3 Q, ' I f James Highfower 4 , Barbara Lucas V V - ' ', if PaHi Shel'l'on i , Have we co .MWXNQ s.....-1 me To French morals yeT? Making up skiTs and presenTing Them To The classes consTiTuTe only one of The many varied acTiviTies included in The sTudy of French language and manners aT Memorial. ConversaTions, slides, and sTudy of The rich and varied liTeraTure OT The French, Trom The Chanson du Roland To Jean- Paul SarTre, are an inTegral parT of The curriculum. FaculTy and sTudenTs endeavor To Tind maTerial ThaT will add inTeresT and color To The sTudies aT all Tour grade levels. STudenTs beginning Their French in iunior high may compleTe Tive years of sTudy and oTTen achieve advanced sTanding in col- lege. AT meeTings oTTen highlighTed by hilari- ous slciTs originaTing in The French classes, members of The French club saw slides oT The French counTryside and people and heard The French consul To l-lousTon speak in March. Earlier, in December, The club had concenTraTed iTs Time on rehearsals Tor The SangerTesT, in which iT 'Failed To Triumph Tor The TirsT Time in Two years. LaTer in The spring The club scheduled a box lunch sale To Tinance iTs annual banqueT. Sing a song of Sangerfesf'-and The French club does, aT The December I4 rehearsal. 66 ' Enliven French Club, Classes K I+ iusl lakes a male mind 'ro undersland Rabelaisf' John Brewer enlerlains his neighbors al' a French club meeling. Officers Bill Hagemann, presie denl, Sandy Casey, secrelary, Shirley Yackel, vice-presidenl, James l-lighlower, sponsor, and Pam Slevenson, lreasurer, decide upon numbers lo use in lhe Sanqerlesl: Calhy Ackerman Judy Amundsen Fran Barkan Maryanne Baslean Nancy Balfaile Belly Benecke John Brewer Linda Brown Kalhy Capelle Sandy Casey Hank Chase Joanie Chesnick Carol Cleveland Leola Davis Kay Drouin Paul Drouin Jill Dorflinger Membership Alexis Dowling Carolyn Dudley Debby Edringlon Pam Ellis Sherry Ellis Lynn Elslon Richard Favor Courlney Flavin Bill French Belh Garrell' Brad Gould Barbara Grimmell Bill Hagemann Bob Hagemann Richard Hauffman Mary Hanlon Hank Jacobs Laurie Laird Calhy Lewis Ellen Lewis Mariorie MacEvilf Vicki MacMurrough Molly Mahoney Janice Malaya Linda Medlin Sharon Middlelon Suzanne Middleton Larry Nees Sue Piggofl Bea Raaphorsf Nancy Radding Sandy Rowley Linda Seaman Paul Shedd Chanfal Soulon Jane? Sparrow Pam Slevenson Anne Tally Linda Terry Carol Thorn Julie Valenfino Keilh Weed Sharon Weed Shirley Yackel Inter-American Culture Exchange Wanda Barber Dallas Blagg Chairman Evelyn Blair STanley Beclur The club's peso Throw booTh aT The Senior Carnival enioys a momenTary moneTary respiTe. Barbara BywaTers Marilyn Collier ll Eliza beTh Heineman HarrieT Kessler Sponsor Barbara BywaTers and spealcer Blanca Canal lisTen To a club discussion. Anne Sfoops T , No, The sign does noT say To run over children, Mrs. Marilyn Col- lier demonsTraTes To her.class. it Aided by co-operaTion Trom disTricT junior highs, Tive years oT Spanish have been made available aT Memorial, and wiTh The TirsT group gracluaTing This year, The program has been Termed highly successTul. STudenTs having had The beneTiT oT Tive years oT grammar and liTeraTure presenTed wiTh all The audio-visual aids possible and supplemenTed wiTh TrequenT sessions in The language lab, can hold Their own in any siTuaTion requiring Tluency in Spanish. Knowledge oT The Spanish culTure, ease oT conversaTion, and accuracy oT pronounciaTion varying Trom The basic To The advanced TourTh- year level, are oTTered in Spanish. Furthered by 'Los Compuneros' Classes A whirl wind of aclivily, Jrhe I966 Mem- orial Spanish Club's officers and members conlribuled all iheir energies +o promole underslanding beiween lhe US and Lalin America. A+ lhe November meeling Jrhe cluib hosled 'rhe wile of lhe Honduran con- sul +o Houslon and lisiened +o Guy Bevil, direcllor ol lhe Amigos ro Honduras re- porl on ihe infer-denominalional church program which irained young Houslon vol- unleers 'ro go +o Honduras +o inoculaie 'rhe nalives againsl disease. The success ol lheir boolh al The senior carnival and a bake sale in November enabled lhe club io hold a parly lor lwo Mexican exchange sludenis during lhe Chrislmas holidays, as well as send 'lruii 'ro needy'area families. Enlhus- iasric pariicipaiion in The Sangerlesl' rounded our Jrhe firsl semesler's aclivilies, and a banquel' io insiall new ollicerscom- pleled 'rhe club's spring schedule. .M Officers slanding ai alienlion: Blair Oney Public Relalionsg Mariie Maclfviil, secreiary Beih Garrell, 'lreasurery Janel' McClanahan presidenlg Maria Ladrillera, vice-presidem' SEATED: Mrs. Slanley Bedur. sponsor. Spanish club members prepare io dance la bomba al Sangerlesl MelTlbefShlp rehearsals. f 'f Whal' we really need is lamale moneyl Fuiure p discussion al a monihly meeling. roieci s come under Gary Allefag Carol Baslean Elaine Black Becky Bomighner Mary Buckley lrma Cabello Pierce Canirell Pafly Cesak Geanne Cook Susan Cookenboo Louise Cox Marfha Cox Nancy Cron Debby Dobbs Kalhi Dona. e Sharon Ebanks Tom Edwards Bob Elnyre Mary Ernyre Nila Finch Prudy Fisher Relda Fleshman John Forbes Calhy Fulfon Susanne Gabriel Befh Garrefl Jan Geneser Grela Glavis Karen Godshalk Candy Graham Drew Heard Jean Hill Linda Hill Jennifer Jolly Jeannie Leaviif Gale Ledbefler Ken Lesarlre Jack Lesch Jo Nell Lewis Ardalh Lindsey Jeff Love Marilyn Macha Rose McAnally Jane? McClanahan Sue Medary Ann Miller Susi Nelson Blair Oney Perry Paie Pam Pearson Polly Plaza Brenda Powers Kay Prehn Marilyn Prichard Bea Raaphorsf Susie Randlefl Edna Rollins Brenda Rowland Leigh Ellen Roy Chris Russell Susie Smith Susan Spears Alicin Slandwood Marlha Sfone Shelley Sublefl' Joyce Thomas Colleen Thorn Maria Ladrillera Rickie Leachman Geanelle Lear Barbara Tibbels Connie Weaver Marlha Williford Zoanne Zima 1:1 'Sprechen Se Deutsche? I know l leTT FausT and MephisTopheles in here somewhere. Mrs. Fox QM: T i 70 s . V , ,,, A, , ,.,,,TE.kl,., W I gf,, 5 Wrrfi Mary Fox Anne SToops Though GesundheiT! is The exTenT oT The German spoken by mosT MemorialiTes, some can undersTand The expression when They use iT. These are The German sTudenTs. who are oT- Tered a possible Tour years oT sTudy aT Mem- orial. The GoThic splendors oT High German pose no Terrors Tor Them, even Though There are Tew similariTies To English as Tound in The Romance languages. Included in The course are an analysis OT German cusToms and liTeraTure. The producTs oT The rich TeuTonic heriTage, besides The usual Training in grammar and pronunciaTion. A G V Five dollars? I ThoughT dues were TiTTy cenTsl Liz Kemper Takes dues Trorn relucTanT MUGS. , l propose we do The SanqerTesT wiThouT lighTs Y T TF again This year, MUGS muTTer aT a meeTing. Mugs Manage Melodic Songerfest A s, K . N. C ,, ,. ,Q Mugs focus affenfion on business aT hand aT a special Membership Buddy Adams Tim Askew Richard Bauer Jim Biddison Sieve Brice Tom Cleveland Phil Croyle Roger Daniels Bill Davidson Tom Davidson Kafhy Flynn Richard Ernesl' Jamie Forbes Blanche Fowler Barr Fox Charles Frosl' Byron Giezenfanner Kafhy Gifford Jim Goodson Brenda Griffin Mark Hawkins John Heike Richard Hinds Donn Joers Dan Kemper Liz Kemper Sandra Kozik Susi Kroll Mary Leifh Karen McClure Don McSpadden Bill Moore Steve Nagle Larry Nees Teresa Parks Dick Pafferson Don Perkins Rick Rozelle Mary Scoff Sfeve Slick Chanfal Soulon Duane Spain David.Terway David Tyler Warren Tyrrell Regen Voil' Bob Waldrum Arfhur Walfon Sieve Walfon Charles Warren Mark Wernick James Wylie Priscilla Yanfis As is usual wifh The German Club. The MUGS--as members are known-spenT mosT of Their Time and energy planning. rehears- ing Tor, and presenfing The year's annual ChrisTmas sing, The SangerfesT, in which all clubs were invifed To perform. Com- miTTees on all The various aspecfs of producTion scurried busily around like so many bees up unTil The opening momenfs of This year's successTul show. Earlier club proiecTs included a raffle boofh aT The Senior Carnival, for which prizes were Tickefs To The Junior and Senior proms, and selling sTaTionery. OT course, The club's primary purpose, Thal of gaining insighr inTo The Ger- man language and cusToms. was also mainTained Through such programs as The presenTaTion oT slides of Germany by Richard Hinds. Officers, infroduced by Richard Owen, presidenf are Richard Hinds, vice-presidenf, Sfeve Nagle, reporfer, Liz Kemper lSlTTlNGl, secreTary, Susi Kroll. Treasurer. and Mark Wernick, lieder leader. Hey! Who's going To bring The Tannenbaum? MUGS line up for Sangerfesf rehearsal. 7l i6Q?iii52il:wiii1Z3122rr-WH-riif ' B Wi Business Skil s Compleme Chairman, Typing. Bookkeeping, Clerical Practice Marilyn McKinney, Typing. Business Law Norma Meador, Typing. General Business Nelda Morris, Tvpinq. Shorthand, Clerical Practice G Coye Emmons, Though academic knowledge is now stressed as the key to high-pay- ing and rewarding iobs, secretarial proficiency also provides excellent ca- reer opportunities. Operating under this thesis, the commercial department faculty has developed a comprehen- sive program of business education, in- cluding typing, shorthand, bookkeep- ing, general business practices, and ac- counting. With improved subject mat- ter and the help of new teaching aids, the teachers endeavor to equip the students with skills useful not only in professional work but also in private lite. cclclemic Knowledge L Mine don't balance, how about your's? Jimmy Jard, Cece Neef, Bill Keckley, Pattie Johnson learn howto budget money in bookkeeping. Merits of Diet, Dress, Decoration Imported Well, back to the mixmasterln Judy Weinman, like all homemaking students, eats what she cooks. acr- 72 A normal school day finds the hall of the green wing, where the home eco- nomics classes are held, filled with al- luring sounds and smells: sounds of sewing machines, scissors, mixmasters, eggbeaters, and earnest discussions: scents of meat loaf, corn, lemon pie, and sugar cookies. Behind the visible bustle lies careful planning of a curriculum which will induct in- terested girls into the secrets of domes- tic accomplishment. Not just elementary cooking and sewing, but the basics of interior decorating, nutrition, budget- ing, and sociological matters are cov- ered. Carlisle Allen, Homemaking, Home ancl Family Life Ruth Bailey, Chairman, l-lomemaking, Home and Family Life FHA Sends Cookies To Viet Nom lmproving personal, family, and communify living in The presenf and The fuTure was The goal of The Fufure Homemakers of America. The year began wifh a chapfer coke parTy, followed by speakers on floral arrangemenfs and The womanly arT of self-defense. ln November The club's service proiecT was baking cookies for American boys in VieT Nam. The FHA Beau for This year was Jim Isbell, elecfed by The members. The end of The year broughT The Parenf-Daughfer Banquef and The insTallaTion of The newly elecTed officers Tor The following year. Memorial's FHA members worked affer school several days To bake cookies for US men in Vief Nam. MeITlbeI'ShIp Paula Anderson Louise MacComb Susan Apifz Nancy Mann Pam Bauer Deborah Maflhews Mary Ann Basfean Elaine MeTherd Janie Bechfold Linda Miller Marfi Becker PaT Miller Barbara Blaschke Elaine Moore Vickie Boyd Karen Moreland Janice Campice Pa? Morris Judy Collins Leslie Muncasfer Laura Cline Linda Muller Tere Darby Ginger Nelezen Linda Dashiell Sally Nolan Diane Davidson Paf O'Shield Carolyn Dudley Efhyle Lynn Peacock Jill Duke Gina Powell Susan Fieldcamp Linda ProcTor Becky Fosfer Sally Rollins Sally Fosfer Debbie Sams Wyllie French Leah Sanders Gwen GanTT Ann Seely Jan Geneser Rufh Sfell Kay Glass Candy Sfevenson BeTTy Greenwood Grefchen Shork Marsha Hairsfon Susan Simmons CharloTTe Harris Sara Sfoneburner Carolyn Hinckley Carol Tenison Ellen Hippard Julie Valenfine A Lynn Hopper Daisy Vargai W Susan lsberg Brenda Wakeman Jan Jeffery Jennifer Walker Ann Kirby Kafhy Wambold Marie Leslie Marv Kafe Weiss Jane Lewis JoeTTa Woesfermeyer Margo Mace 5l1efVY YOUNG FHA officers discuss The plans for Their nexT meefing. Leff To righT: Mary K. Weige, second vice-presidenf: Mrs. RuTh Bailey, sponsor: Jane Lewis. presidenT: Miss Carlisle Allen, sponsor: Carolyn, Hinckley, fourfh vice-presidenf: Marfi Becker, firsf vice-presidenf: Diane Davidson, Treasurer: Jill Duke, secrefary: Sally Rollins, Third vice-presidenf. The Key Club and FHA mef Togefher To discuss dafing and moral issues. LefT To righfz Ginger Nelezen, Don Funkhouser, Sally Rollins, STeve McFarland, Marfi Becker, Jim lsbell, Diane Davidson. . Job Experience Offered Through DE John G.Carier Disfribufive Educaiion Jobs were available 'ro Jrhis year's disiribufive educalion siudenis ai' local deparimenl' siores and small businesses. Besides providing sludenis wiih experience in salesman- ship and general business pracfices, Jrhey supplemenied a planned schedule of buginegg The Schaper is always righfl DE sfudenis receive inslrucfion on The Fundamenfals of busi 1. . . . . ness conduct raining carried ou'r during school hours. Complexiiies of Electronics Explained ' i'iiii1 ii ln a complex socleiy requiring complex machinery i l. and business Jrechniques, an undersianding of Jrhe S 1 iniricacies of elecironic equipmenl such as radio 'N ' n- if or compuier syslems in valuable. Wiih The aid of 'i a well-equipped laboraiory This knowledge was James Kirk offered io inieresied Memorialiies af 'rwo levels in Elecfronics I966. The eleclronics lab affords an inferesiing workplace for anyone inieresied in elecironic equipmenf. 74 Industrial Arts Preview Engineering Do you lhink Chippendale sfarled lhis way? Buck Brooks, Chairman General Drafiing Kirby lsel'l', General Draliing Philip Riley, Mefal Shop Wood Shop The wide variely of subiecls offered ai Memorial includes The field of indusirial arls. Wood and meial-working, general draliing, mechanical drawing, and' archilec- rural drafiing were presenied lo sludenis inieresled in obiaining mechanical or 'rechnical skills. Advanced archiieciural siu- denis annually design buildings and con- slruci scale models 'For compeiiiion in Jrhe spring. I lorgel' iusl' whal lhis Thing is. buf . . . A PE Classes Aimed at All Round Training Jean STroup Jere Ann Waggoner ljespiTe The Tine work of Memorials varsiTy Teams, The maioriTy oT The soTTballs hiT. mosT oT The TooTballs passed. many oT The volleyballs and Tennis balls served, well over half of The baskeTballs hooked are puT inTo The air by mem- bers oT regular PE classes. Under The waTchTul eyes oT a Trained coaching sTaTT, The successes oT These sTudenTs are aimed Toward The ideal of all-round Training-a high level of physical and menTal compeTence. From bombardmenT and weighTs on winTry mornings To cal and inTraclass compeTiTion of warmer days, from The Triendly exercise oT The iuniors and seniors To The required physical Training of The underclassmen, each parTicipanT'TurThers The aTTainmenT oT This goal. JusT remember-never Tackle anybody on a cemenT Tield. Coach DexTer Charles Churchill James Cleclrler Charles DexTer Randall Holloway Will Taylor 76 Mildred Hausinger Judy Hobbs DoroThy Josey Chairman Journalism Classes Visit Chronicle Plant What are the purposes ot an editorial? The ditterent types ot news story? Running f,,M,,.57' heads? Boldtace and italicized type? The role ,, 'fig' NEW ot a newspaper in its community? Lay-out and llll make-up? By the time journalism students com- plete their year ot study. most can answer.these and other questions intelligently and tluently, write a news story. and analyze the make-up ot local newspapers. Talks by writers tor Hous- ton's Post and Chronicle, advertising men, pub- lishers. and other specialists, and televised pro- s DESK grams on the Gemini program added an extra bit ot spice to this year's curriculum, as did inspection ot the Chronicle plant. The course covered not only printed com- munications. but all the mass media, advertis- ing, public relations, industrial publications, and yearbooks. fame , ,.,, ,,,x Journalism students talk to Chronicle city editor about news writing. Photo Club Learns of Latest Techniques. With and without cameras. the members ot Memorial's Photography Club sought to absorb technique tips in lab sessions and trom guest speakers such as Mr. Bernie 7 Goodman ot Carroll Camera and Mr. Tom Johnson ot the Houston Post. Taking FT gm candids ot other club meetings .enabled members to use what they learned, as did u their Funny Fotos booth at the Senior Carnival. When the Christmas season ar- - rived, the Photo Club sponsored the annual door-decorating contest. Field trips to ,, photography establishments rounded out the year. Elaine Pritchett, Journa'lism Membership Derick Bonewitz Jim Lober Ballard Pfllclleil Liz Bonewitz Jean McSpadden Al'Ce Shorts warren Fletcher John Milne Harold Wflshf Bruce Hutchinson Jim Newsome Sherri! YOUHQ Bulent Korman Photo club members learn ot new methods ot' shooting pictures at monthly meeting. Ooo-a toldout! Camera club omcers look at photos taken by members. STANDING: Har- old Wright, president: Derick Bonewitz, vice president: Alice Schorre, secretary. SEATED: Mrs. Elaine Pritchett and Mr. William Franklin, 77 sponsors. Not shown, Bruce l-lutchison, treasurer. EdiTor-in-Chief Mark Morrison Fourth-Esfafers Push Deadlines, As The Trenzied piTch oT acTiviTy reached a crescendo every Two weeks in R-7, bysTanders knew anoTher issue OT The Anvil was eminenT. The prize-winning sTudenT newspaper mainTained The same sTandards OT excellence ThaT had won Tor iT The Texas lnTerscholasTic League Award of Dislringuished MeriT every year since iTs very beginning: broad coverage OT school news wiTh a careTul balance oT curriculum, sporTs, and sTudenT acTiviTy reporTing, TeaTure maTerial and well-execuTed illusTraTions, aTTracTively arranged. ln every issue was prinTed aT leasT one sTory oT universal in- TeresT-sTudenT opinion on VieT Nam, inTerviews wiTh prison inmaTes, reporTs Trom exchange sTudenTs, or an arTicle on Teen juries. Sparked by a comic sTrip and spoT carToons by Jim Newsome, The ever-popular Merry-Go-Round column by MargareT Gilkison, and imaginaTive phoTography by l-larold WrighT and John Milne, Mark Morrison's sTaTT quickly adiusTed To The swiTch in prinTers and developed a new look in keeping pace wiTh The esTablished paTTern. EdiTor-in-chief Morrison's Tall sTaTT included Phyllis Frede, managing ediTor7 BeTh Thompson, assisTanT ediTorg Tullos Wells, news ediTor1 Mike Hilliard, sporTs ediTor: Susan Glanville, TeaTures ediTor. Derick BonewiTz headed The business sTaTT wiTh Becki Prigg as his assisTanT and Melanie FaughT, Pandy Crow and Alyse Moore on circula- Tion. 'N N. W-rags, Mike Hillard, sporTs ediTor, Nancy PeTerson and Ellen Pl1Ol0QfGPl'19FS W0Fk6Cl OVerTir'r1e all year long. Warren BarTon, TeaTured wriTers for The Tall, hurriedly Tinish lasT Fl6l'Cl'!GF, Harold Wflglii. Alice SCTTOFFS. John Milne. minuTe preparaTions Tor sending copy To The prinTers. Fall sTaT'T worked diIigenTly To meeT bi-weekly deadlinesr Jim Newsome, arTisTg BeTh Thompson. News Bureau chieTg Phyllis Frede, managing ediTorg Jane Ogden, reporTer: Susan Glanville, TeaTures ediTorg MargareT Gilkison, Merry'Go-Round: Tullos Wells, news ediTorg Becky Prigg, assisTanT business manager: Derick BonewiTz, business manager. fi -fvzzf. - an 'TK Maintain High Standards for Anvil Newcomers Nancy PeTerson and Ellen BarTon were Tashion columnisTs and TeaTured wriTers in The Tall who quickly became Top conTenders Tor sTaTT leadership and Took over as co-ediTors Tor The spring semesTer. Derick BonewiTz moved over To excuTive managing ediTor, and Mark Morrison remained on duTy as ediTorial consulTanT. Juniors Carolyn Hinckley and CaThy AnThony assumed special associaTe ediTorships, Wendy HilTy became news ediTor: Paul Cooke, TeaTures ediTorg Susan Glanville exchange ediTory Jane Ogden copy ediTor7 and Becki Prigg business manager. Tullos Wells, STeve Sprowles and Johnny Wooley joined Mike Hilliard on The sporTs sTaTT and Sue Summers and Chelle Knapp were added To The business sTaTT. Warren FleTcher and Alice Schorre served on The phoTography sTaTT all year as did Jim Newsome, arTisT. Five iournalisTs aTTended The Texas High School Press AssociaTion CO-eduors Nancy Peyerson and meeTing in DenTon in December, I8 parTicipaTed in The acTiviTies oT The Ellen Barion GulT Coach High School Press AssociaTion, and 20 aTTendecl The lnTer- scholasTic League Press ConTerence in AusTin in March. Hggiyzgk --1 Wendy HilTy, sTanding, confers wiTh associaTe ediTors CaThy AnThony and Carolyn Hinckley. Sponsor Elaine PriTcheTT, ExecuTive Managing Edi. Tor Derick BonewiTz, and EdiTorial ConsulTanT Mark Morrison Tound Time somewhere To puT ouT a V mimeographed Farrier beTween Anvils. I Ira, 7? if.. . riffs Sue Summers, leTT, and Chelle Knapp, righT, ioined Alyse STeve Sprowls and Johnny Wooley ioined Mike Hilliard on sporTs Moore and Melanie l5aughT on circulaTion Tor The spring. in The spring and Paul Cooke, riqhl' became TeaTures ediTor. NoT picTured: Pandy Crow 79 Reata Gears Coverage to Pace Set by Mustangs e .N I- E raw.. mlnlna... is ' Lynn Elsfon. Eclifor Janie Becbfold, Academics edifor ,-4, Kaflmy Johnson, Anne Fosler, Aclivifies edilors Alice Sliorre, Warren Flelcher, Harold Wrigl1f.Jol'1n Milne, Pholographers SEATED: Linda Howes, Diane Dobbins STANDING: Cindy Spilcer. Kallwy O'Neill, Classes edilors ff 'lr , .. -W , My i 442' --wry,-1 I A Tim Holan, Sporls edifor 1 XX x kkk, 80 O' l l Mrs. Prilcheii, Reafa sponsor: Polly Plaza. Associale ediior. Taking iheir cue from lhe Pacemaker Award of Parade Magazine, ihe Reaia siaii has alle-mpied To creaie a yearbook lhai is a pacemaker in iiself. Work on The I966 Reala began ai lhe AXJV1 workshop lasi July, and busy phoiographers, wilh a goal io coyer all school aciiviiies, caughf freshmen during orieniaiion and 'reach- ers a+ Jrhe faculfy workshop before Jrhe siari of formal school acliviiies. Larger and more colorful ihan ever, ihis year's Reaia sei a new record in sales wiih a ioral of over ZIOO books purchased by sludenls and faculiy. 1 1 M.. 7- 4 -n--L-.......... ' Margarel Gilkison, Copy edifor Ernesf Leard. Copy wriler, Liz McCarly, Ark edifor 'fi 2 ing Pal' O'Shields. Cece Neel, Circulafion and Subscriplions Sandy Park, Becky O'Neill, lndex edilors ssrl 1, I L 1 ccss Lisa Lockha rf, Adverlis- 7 4 .J N I VL. Honor Journalists Study Graphic Arts ,. ,. W .il F ,, 4 N4 - isi . Wr iifwfiei. V 1' -A 1.1 t ititffie 'f -'X x '+'L,f ig 1 199 Q -sf' -el 5 , ess -f . f s 0 . ss v ' -. V Vk . ' . 1' I . V - . :ns , Q25 W1 4' - ' 4- f ttrr Q65-SQSPMPAQ ss' f X C f I he Publications lab was the scene ot many worlc sessions and conterences on Memorial publications, Second-year members serve as otlicers ot the largest Quill and Scroll chapter in Memorial's tour-year history. Lett to right: Polly Plaza, vice- pres- I' identq Lynn Elston, treasurer: Dericlc Bonewitz, president: Phyllis Frede, sec- retary: Cece Neet, proiects, chairman. 82 Reaching a new high in member- ship, with 2l, Quill and Scroll, the na- tional honor society tor high school iournalists, worlced with the English Honors Club to publish a teature mag- azine with literary ettorts ot Memorial students and illustrations by art de- partment volunteers. Quill and Scroll also sponsors the publications banquet each spring tor the statts ot student publications at which time creative writing awards are presented by the Anvil. Membership Cathy Anthony, Ellen Barton, Derick Bonewiti, Hank Chase, Paul Cooke, Kathy Cummings, Lynn Elston, Phyllis Frede, Margaret Gilkison, Susan Glanville, Wendy Hilty, Carolyn Hinckley, Dave lqlehart Cece Neet, Jane Ogden, Nancy Peter- son, Polly Plaza, Steve Sprowls, Brad Thomas, Tullos Wells, Lynn Williams. Future Teachers Learn by Doing ' FTA girls snapped during winning performance aT The Chrisimas SangerTesT! Gaining insighT inTo The experiences of Teaching Through indirecr meThods as well as direcT conTacT is The primary obiecTive of The FuTure Teachers of America. From eminenT guesT speakers and Trom service as Teachers' aids in nearby elemenTary schools. members receive a comprehensive picTure of The Teaching profession Today. AT ChrisT- mas The club demonsTraTed iTs unique spiriT by winning TirsT prize in The German club's, SangerTesT. Money raised Trom bake sales and a shoeshine proiecT senT members To AusTin Tor The STaTe ConvenTion in February. Membership Ann Allison, Marii Becker, Mary Becker, BeTTi Benecke, Judy BlodgeTT, Malinda Davis, Pam Dearman, Donna Dildine, Linda Fowler, Belh GarreTT, Lynn Goniarek, Janis Gordon, Karin Gusfaison, Siephanie Hand, Ann Flardison, Linda HechT, Suzanne Honeycuif, Barbara Jacobs,1i,Susan Jones, Liz Kemper, Chelle Knapp, Charlene Kruezenga,v'Marian Lein, Ellen Lewis, Janei McClanahan, Pai Morris, Mike Murphy, Fran Paul, Susan PiggoTT, Becky Powell, Gina Powell, Lin Reynolds, Sharon Rock, Laurie ScoTT, GreTchen Sherk, Susie SmiTh, Laura Swinbank, Claudia Versfelf, KaThi Wambold, Bonnie Williams. The Tun of informal work sessions makes Tor sTronger club spiriT. Officers and sponsor discuss plans Tor- Spring STaTe ConvenTion. SEATED: Laura Swinbank, Treasurer: Susie Srniih. presidenTg STANDlNG: Jennifer Gaushca, hisToriang Barbara Jacobs, parliamenTarian: Liz Kemper, secreTary7 Miss Diane McCurly, sponsor: and BeTTie Benecke, vice-presideni. . . . Evolving from student ideas, interests, energies, and abilities . . . involving the play that's work, the work that's play . . . building lasting friendships, strong loyalties . . . forming char- acter foundations for future achievements. W lf' Q i, 1631 4 M: .. F k ' 1 ar Wjv 'Hx x 591 b Y fi, X ' Af! Chargell EnThusasTic sTudenTs cheer The MusTangs on To one of many TooTball vicTories. Tig I Many early mornings were spenT sTudying in The mall. Fall Scene Fall oT l965 was warm. noT on- ly in TemperaTure. buT also in The Tervor oT aoTiviTy. WiTh The chang- ing color OT The leaves came a new aTmosphere--one oT anTicipaTion and exciTemenT. BuT, mosT oT all, Tall meanT a combinaTion OT Tun and responsibiliTy ThaT characTer- ized The i965-66 sTuclenT body. Fall loroughT Tacls, TooTball and dances. a weT bonfire' ancl a beauTiTul homecoming, The Mr. and Miss Memorial PageanT, and The Mus- Tangs A-Go-Go carnival. Cheerleaders Larry Harn and Jim Laird enlivenre pep rally wiTh Their sl4iTTish anTics. Energelic cheerleaders lecl before-school pep rallies in llne mall. Reflects Spirit of '66 A new fad aloof af Memorial. A do-si-do in a fypical pep rally skI+ by Penny Mize and Ginger Nevill, cheerleaders. NW., ,. , fm, eff , ,mm-S Mr., Miss Memorial Pageant JUNIORS lBACK ROWI: Dave Turner, Linda Fowler: Roy ArTerbury, Gwen GanTTg John Arnolcly SailyRoli1ns FRESH MEN IFRONT ROWI: Paul McElroy, BeTh l-laTTield: Mike WhiTe, Vicki Moore: Sam Alford. Alice Gayle .5-1.2 ln a seTTing reminiscenT of The glamorous ZiegTeld Follies, The Mr. and Miss Memorial PageanT saw senior Peggy SchwarTz and sophomore Milce Bouche crowned To reign in I965-66. Chosen on The basis oT poise. personaliTy, appearance. manners. and grade averages, The field oT candidaTes was narrowed by inTerviews wiTh TacuiTy members. and a schooiwide elecTion. The pageanT, sponsored by The pubiicaTions sTaTTs. was ernceed by Mr. Jim Buchanan of The BalTour Company. Mrs. Louis LobiT. Mr. Jack STewarT, and Councilman Bob Webb served as Tina! judges. AssisTing in direcTion of The pageanT were Miss Nelda BrisTow, Miss JeaneTTe Cormier. Mrs. Edelweiss Ames. and Mrs. Jack NorTon. iff :Sli es Q i 1,5 ' a nw-wma M.-1'e1..w jr Z, if 'E ve 1 ir i 5 , -Ei i Recalls Days of Ziegfelcl Follies f f 1 -ew Ldv-, A YA . ia, , Si? , in ' ' 1 , ii' V gi i, 3 is J 1 , J seam. H.. ,...,..q,..,,.., ,,, .M-M...-. . r . , Z if -- .., .3 ,, ah... SENIORS IBACK ROWI: Penny Mize. Mike Sclnucicg Susie Fieicicamp, Jim isbelig Peggy Schwarfz, Richrard George SOPHOMORES IFRONT ROWl: Kay Wesl, John Drew: Kris Kramer, Mike Bouclneg Susan Spears, Robbie Gusiafson Mike Bouchie and Peggy Scliwarfz, fine reign- ing Mr. and Miss Memorial, smile happily afier fine pageant YV 4 w-M-1 Freslwman linalisfs Alice Gayle and Sam Alford. Sfeady on flwe ladder, +lwere, is 'llwe cry as +l'1e sem' goes up. Sophomore finalisls Kris Kramer and Mike Bouclie. i 5 Ellen Barlon, Anne Fosler. Nancy Peferson, and Diane Dobbins make cellophane blooms for fhe set V ,wiv if Si Junior finalisls Sally Rollins and Roy Arlerbury. Diane Dobbins and lrene Pollock, aageanf, help Mrs. Elaine Priichell, ng The chandelier. direcfors of 'lhe sponsor, in build- Senior iinalisls Peggy Schwarlz and Milne Schuclc. Semi-linalisls parade on lhe runway in formal presenlalion io audience and iudqes. 92 'b-we '-...beau-.RNNDNQS -ex-313 On a clear day you can see forever . . . Wranglers complefe fne consfrucfion of flie bonfire. Belated Bonfire Tlwree carloads of wood and oflier maferials combined wiflw a sfronq Wrangler efforf kindled a successful, buf belafed, bonfire. Encompassed by mud and pools of wafer, 'llie kerosene-soalced wood pile was finally ignifed affer posfponemenf due fo rain. The resulf of a hard day's work, flwe flames rise lrium- plwanfly above flie muddy flals. Brighfens Soggy Homecoming Week Noi fha fruck you iclo'l's! Wranglers spenl' many hours collecHngfuelfor+l'1e large sfrucfure. A weelc's hard work abouf io go up in smoke W q. gyflg in Don'+ look now, buf someone's 'faking your picfuref' Homecoming candidafes Pam Hewlhl, Susie Fieldcamp, and Penny Mize fall: casual- ly in Hue mall. 93 Susie Fieldcamp, flue 1965 Homecoming queen, poses during halffime wiili escorl Gary Appeli. Lasl' year's queen, Linda Sianion, and siudeni council presideni Brad Thomas waich 'rlie proceedings. MemoriaI's Fourth The exciiemenl' of Homecoming was only sliglwily dampened by a weelc of rain, a delayed bonfire, and a I3-O loss io Norilw Sl1ore's lvlusiangs. This was ilie only dis- Jrrici loss for Memorial. Hall-lime brouglwi Jrlie crowning of Susie Fieldcamp as i965 Homecoming Queen. Elecied by 'l'l'16 siudeni body, sl'ie was one of ilwree can- dida'l'es cliosen by ilie Senior Class. Susie, wlwo was escoried by Gary Appeli, received lner crown from Superiniendeni H. M. Landrum and a loouquei of roses from lasl year's queen, Linda Sianion. Debbie Armbrusl swings ai The Homecom ing Dance. Penny Mize and Jim Laird se? spiriis flying for ine game. Homecoming Morrecl by Only District Defeat y 4' , W Riff-raff, 'riff-faff. le'l's give 'em a horse laugh. chanl Sam Torn ancl his followers al' Homecoming game. Misery is losing your firsf dislricl game. Being Queen for a Day provokes smiles long info The evening. Susie Fielclcamp and her dale Bill Glaros enioy lime glow of lhe Homecoming dance. WW! 95 3.2. :W N, fa.v,,W 96 Mustangs Go A Go Go li was midnighi, November Sih, when a band of five began Jrhe lransiormafion. By eleven o'clock ihe nexi morning The workers numbered near lwo hundred, and an ordinary asphall' parking area gave The appearance of a wild ouidoor discoihe- que, If was lhe scene of successful Muslangs' A Go Go Senior Carnival. While ihe Sigma Gamma's Purple Pillow enier- rained wifh singing, dancing. and Jrhe A Go Go chorus line in a candlelilr almosphere, hungry visi- Jrors enioyed The Food al lhe sidewalk cafe. Ofher Muslangs zealously smashed, splashed. bashed, and slashed make-believe bears af Beal lhe Bears Row. The enlhusiasm became esciasy when visii- ing lhe Kissing Boolh. Wranglers held vice and ,sc',vve.n,..fmus.,-. ,-...Uv-..llw vo crime lo a minimum wilh 'lheir iail . .. Susan Isberg warms up doing ho? A Go-Go dance. Some Seniors walch as olher work in preparing for +he Carnival Follcsinging Franciscians enferfain af flie Purple Pillow. David Wheaicroff, Judy Gaines, Terry Nichols They promised me il'1ey'd use chocolate pie :WMI Larry Harm ff ii 'N' 5 is l Any+l1ing for flie class of '66 . . . Bill Sfewarl. Pam HeweH' Why do I always gel The clirfy work? Byron Applegaie, Sam Torn. Sieve Corzeffe , .,.-,,.-.,N...,,,..........M-..,Y.o ,A,, ,.,,-,, ,., , Af Phunny phofos. anyone? Phofography club prepares for business. Bill Slewarf. Derlclc Bonewifz. Harold Wrighf. Tom Moore 98 ie A5-fy ' ' 1 1 few-a'y'l ' I I ' 7 . L I 1, J' l r if? . , ' N, l'm innocenl' l Tell you. . . . Village olice Capf. Joe Schullea i5 T'f' How arresfing +0 see 'Phe Wranglers on The righf side of fhe law! My hair is nol'i'oolor1gl Harold Wrighf Lanier Greig Mike McMurray and The Dueces Wild provide live enferlainmenf. 99 - - X 2 i 1--an-in Floyd McSpadden and Friend make a big SPLASH al The Carnival. Dancing-or is if 'rhe dancers-caplivaie audience ar 'lhe Purple Pillow. Susie Fieldcamp, Terrie Norman, Sandi Rogers The midway of Tun and games conTinued unfil dusk Tell. TipToe Through The Tulips . . . Binnie Bayles aT scene six dance aTTer The carnival. . . . Live music and A Go Go girls susTained an esTimaTed crowd oT 3500 Trom- lI:30 To 6:30 ThaT day, wiTh 500 more aTTending The Scene Six dance ThaT nighT. The '66 Seniors illusTraTed uniTy OT pur-, pose as They broke all previous records OT Tun and proTiT, con- TribuTiong S200 To Their Treasury. The day ended The same Time iT began, aT midnight Tor The Tired buT happy MusTangs. Spirit Sticks Spark Cheerleaders' Success W S ., . S.. H 4. ... Li! KemPef Ginger Nevill Penny Mize LHFTY Ham Chuck Hoopingarner Jim Laird i Eighi dedicaled cheerleaders began 'lheir iraining upon 'lheir eleciion by ihe siucleni body lasi spring. They praciiced during ihe summer, aiiended Training camp ai SMU, where Jrhey were awarded iwo spiri+ siicks for displaying ihe mosi spirii and pep, and were on ihe spol l'o orienl ihe freshmen before school began. The group painied banners, held early morning pep rallies. led sponlaneous chanls beiween classes and spem' couniless hours in individual elloris lo push siudenl en- lhusiasm. Please Yell!? 4 ll , If Q . x x fl- N4 .lmueill l qv'sr an, Fran Wood Lee Walker rfblfl ,AS ,Q 'L' 3 I 4' iw' will My knees. Fran, my knees! Cheerleaders Fran Wood and Lee Walker lead chanls. Hi-Ho-Silver! MQW, .i,1, f rA Cheerleaders board Train for SMU cheerleading school during lhe summer. You push my har down again and l'll break The olher arm. Trai' 'vm Nl I04 I +hink +ha+ I shall never see a boy as lovely as a free. .1 r o, V H , rmwx Miss Judy Hobbs. sponsor, promofed originalify in lhe cheerleaders' skils and aclivifies. My-A sf' fl 1 n 'f le. ,, Long Hours of Practice Needed ' ' 4' M, .gr ,.1 -v- an Ill Execuiive Officers Mary Jean Schwarizkopf. Reporferg Tanya Bird. Secrefary: Beverly Jones. Presi- dent Linda Seaman. Treasurer: and Karin Gusfafson, VIce'Presiden'I' elecfed by 'Phe Markeffes. WWW to Master Precision Marching 3 Markeiies prac+ice marching uniil Their legs cramp, never miss home aihleiic evenis, and carry a solid load in backing The Musiangs and represeniing Memorial. Aiier spending a week ai SMU summer drill camp ihe girls reiurned wiih a Third Miliiary Officers are seleciecl from fryeouis. TOP ROW: beiier, Candi Boggs. BOTTOM ROW: Suzanne Allison, D Karen Gusiafson. Lee Sione. 3 5 place Trophy and a repeioire of new rou- iines. The Pink Pan+her and Goldfinger rouiines proved io be audience iavoriies ihroughoui The season, sponsor Miss Doroihy Josey said. Led Janice Gordon, Sheryl Jorgensen, Alexis Clork, Gayle ebbie Fleelwood. Sherry Gamel, Beverly Jones. Tanya Bird, Q Forty one Markelfes win 'rrophy ai' SMU drill school. Dlvlslon 1 Suzanne, Allison Judy Arnundsen Peggy Ballenger Daryl Ballou Cecelia Barneil Kay Barlholomew Nancy Bouqhner Meclry Crump Linda Dorr Sherry Garnel Jennilfer Gauchas Kay hleffler Rulh Mary Jordan Sheryl Jorgensen Lynne Liille Mary McCleary Marcia McGuire Linda Medlin Carol Moody Meredilh Piqqoil Ellen Reid Linda Reynolds Jaclcie Richardson Barbara Spaiiorcl Janel Whalley Susan While Bonnie Williams I Division 2 Ellen Allexander Tanya Bird Nancy Cron Alexis Dowling Ariel Fosler Glee Galbraiih Belh Garreil Janice Gordon Belly Greenwood Pam Hayhursl Pam Haynes Linda Hinds Chris Kramer Sharon Leigh Marsha Lewis Mary McDonald Jean McSpadden Kalhy Mosher Kay Nelson Susie Oaks Lacey Parlcinson Mary Pelerson Sarah Raney Peggy Schwariz Judi Smiih Susan Sloneburner Wileen While l XX --.an New Friday uniforms add color 'ro pep rally days. Division Candi Boggs Susan Chenauli Paula Forney Linda Gordon Karin Gusiaison Susan l-laden Cindy Harizell Elaine Jackson Beverly Jones Susan Jones Pai Kalmans Susie Kroll Lisa Luckeii Gail McKenna Barbara McLean Jean Mclviasier Susan Nonmacher Linda Porier Andrea Richards Leigh Ellen Roy Mary Jea n Schwa rrzlcopf Linda Seaman Linda Terry Carol Whilmire Alisa Yusi 3 Division 4 Ann Bassi Pam Bauer Janie Bechiold Marqarei Blue Linda Carswell Nancy Ellisor Debbie Fleeiwood Paiii Garwood Val Gibson Grefa Glavis Kaihy Grice Sylvia Hairgrove Lynne Johnson Kaihie Kohlmaier Sharon Lashley Gayle Ledbeiier Dana Parkens Janie Phipps Janei Powell Kay Prehn Cheryl Russell Lee Sione Margie Torn Paiii Walsh Charlee Whiiehead Camille Young Miss Doroihy Josey, sponsor. sparked Marker ies +o new highs in performance. Markeifes Karin Gusrafson and Beverly Jones presenr good luck gifr 'ro Coach Churchill and fhe 'foofball feam before. any I09 Bond lnitioles Precision Drill i,iii ii ii Aiiiiiii L gii C i iiiii ii if Sfudenl'-elecled officers for +l1e year were: Bonsall Wilion, Vice-President Danny Rosenslein Presidenig John Barringlon, Treasurer: and Gayle Karler. Sec- reia ry. ll0 1965-66 Marching David Arnold Tim Askew Becky Ballenger John Barringion Bill Baumann Bonnie Be-all R. C. Beall Bill Becker Mary Becfker Doug Bedell Jim Biddison Derick Bonewiiz Becky Bramleil' Bob Bramlell Rob Burns Randy Busby Nick Cameron Charles Clemons Don Cook Philip Cook Ronnie Cook Carol Cramer Philip Croyle Cheryl Cusac Roger Daniels Edward Dennis Eric Doerries Sandy Donhaiser Janis Dubow Bill Dunn Sidney Dunn Bill Dvorak Eugene Elam Edell Ellison Susan Engle Belh Eeehan Douglas Filzgerald Warren Flelcher Kevin Foliz Jamie Forbes Charles Frosr Tom Funkhouser Jon Garrell David Geniry Carolyn Gerrard Byron Giezenianner Karen Giiiord Janis Glenn Jerry Gonlarek Lynn Goniarek Bill Goodykoonlz Bob Grance Emily Harang Sarah Harper David Harvey Richard Haworlh Roberl Hemiell' Scoli Henderson Richard Hinds Douglas Horlvel Bruce lgleharl' Russell Jacobs Jules Jacquin Gordon Johnson Kenny Johnson Murnice Jones Andy Jordon Sieve Kaiser Gayle Karier Nancy Kendall Sig Kendall Paily Kenneday Larry Kruse John Laird Ronnie Lange Carroll Lewis Jim Lober Mark Love Louise MacComb Andy lvlacPhillimy Performs for Citizens of Reynosa so LLifl We Band Membership Mike Mahone Rick Mandrell .Ben Manny Dick Maxwell Jerry Mays Ricky Mays Dave Midcllebrooke Karen Miller Karen Minar David Moerbe Skip Moody Carol Mosley Joe Musgrave James McCleskey Karen McClure Leslie Mccolqin David McGaw Billy McMullen Jimmy McReynolds Bob McWhorier Laura Neiclerl' Sam Norron Sharon Oberg Bob Oney Rusiy Orr Craig Payne Donnie Peck Ronald Peck Riia Peguero Charles Prokop Beverly Rairigh Jim Record Suzanne Reedsirom Jack Reilly John Reynolds Ray Richardson Jan Roller Par Romine Danny Rosensiein Scoil Sackenreufher Mary Scoii Parker Scoil Cliff Siegel Bonnie Skoglancl Cheryl Sprinqgafe Caihie Siands Bill Siein David Slephens David Siewari Beisy S+. John Jack S+. John Jody Sioker Jan Siuchell Ben Suiion Paul Swariz Laura Swinbank Tom Swinbank Moe Sykes Pairicia Taylor David Tessmer Ronnie Thomas John Troui David Tyler Don Unwin Barbara Van Eaion Bryan Van Eaion Bill Van Scoy David Versfeli Debbie Wagener Nick Wagner Arihur Walion Don Warlick Charles Warren Sieve Wende Dick Whiieside Bonsall Wilion Allan Wing Paul Wrighl Roger Yackel Deborah Yaniis bf' Leader of ihe b Bonewiiz we The one, fhe only band lwirler, smiling Rifa Paguero. You lhinlc 'rhese hals are funny, you should see whaJr's in The cases. Band members lake a side 'lrip To Mexico afler McAllen game. II2 Help, my fongue ilh s+huclcl Musicians play al Spring Branch game. STrilce up The band! The show is on. FormaTion presenTed by band aT half Time break Under The direcTion oT Mr. Gerald ClanTon, The march- ing band, wiTh a membership oT l6O, logged approximaTely I3O hours oT pracTice. This year They adopTed a new meThod of perTorming-precision marching. Learning iT in a relaTive- ly shorT Time, They presenTed some oT The rouTines which only The Big Ten bands perTorm. The band was presenT aT all pep rallies, played aT all The TooTball games. and marched aT halT-Time. They made one ouT-oT-Town Trip, To McAllen. ATTer The game, They crossed The border inTo Mexico and wiTh The Marl4eTTes gave an informal concerT Tor The people oT Reynosa. In February. The BoosTer club sponsored and supervised The annual appreciaTion banqueT Tor The marching band. DirecTor, Mr. Gerald ClanTon, was re- sponsible Tor lively musical arrangemenTs presenTed by The marching band. Hold ThaT Tiger an music played an imporTanT parT in The pep rallies Zyy. Vi, The chosen one-Band SweeThearT, Becky Ballen- ger Wranglers Log An organizalion exclusively for senior boys is Wranglers. Hs mem- bers have 'raken on varied aclivilies Jrhroughour 'rhe year-roofing al' pep rallies, building lhe bonfire during homecoming, and sponsor- ing a dance lo celebrale mid- semesfer break. Wrangler officers: Bill Glaros, Treasurer. Joe Kelly. Presi- Q dent Greg Erwin. Vice4Presiden+. or Q A tr 10,1 lx U Wranglers 'ialce charge of homecoming bonfire. o,-Q: l If you gel' an oulfil. you can be a cowboy. loo. Wranglers meel in gym lo plan lheir biggesl proiecf . . . 'the bonfire. ff 2 54 X,se . lf .- -. Long Hours Homecoming Week A s ,geo 'I 1 if Ws,,k - MA sod' 'NSF'- -4.35-e ' L - .Qi-.5 s . ,ESQ as - - is rx, K 41- f e ,sw sw fe - vfrfiih- nk , - 7'w-tinge., - . 1 . . k - .. Some people even 'fried Carnival. S+ronger fhan did? Wranglers slruggle lo free lruclc from mud af bonfire sile. 'ro escape from lhe Wrangler iail al lhe Senior xl 1 , 1 fin-eq gscs, -1 fc' Theres somelhmg abouf These desks . . . Wranglers hold meefinq in P.E. classroom. H5 Sigma Gamma Girls Stress Spirit, Sigma Gamma officers Becky Boughner, president Shelley Condon, parliamenTarian7 Peggy SchwarTz, Treasurerg Linda Yarberry, vice presidenh and Mary Jane Woods, secreTary, began The iirsT meeTing of The school year. CommiTTee chairmen Susan House, Judy Evans! and Joan Walker prepare for Twirp Dance. ivffr-Kgs 'Wx , 'ljggf I JJ!'l+ ai 6 llb fs Jud Sigma Gamma, The senior girls' club, sTrives To promoTe school spiriT, Triendliness, and uniTy. AssisTing in senior class money-making proiecTs, The club This year sponsored The Purple Pillow, a coTTee house which raised The largesT amounT ol: money aT The Senior Carni- val. The club made red and whiTe sTreamers Tor cars on The day of The Spring Woods game, and on The morning oT The Spring Branch game. Sigma Gamma girls decoraTed The homes oT Memorial TooTball players in red and whiTe. On March I2 The girls sponsored The annual Twirp Dance, This, year wiTh The Theme of Sup- pressed Desire , and in May held The CommencemenT Dance Tree To all graduaTing sTudenTs. Emphasize Social Activities in Sgfss Supressed Desire , Hrnmmrnmm? Siqma Gamma discusses Twirp Dance. i E s 1 Senior girls mee? To discuss plans for Beef Bears week. IULHS Rik You goffa be kidding . sponsor Z. 3 i Mrs. Lana McWilliams, II7 Warm Weather ChrisTmas aT Memorial This year was unseasonably warm, charac- Terized as much by The roses blooming in The mall as by ChrisT- mas Trees. The lnTer-Club Council boughT The school's Tree, which The STudenT Council seT up and decoraTed in The audiTorium Toyer. ln The spiriT oT giving, Memorial sTudenTs and clubs shared Their bounTy wiTh Those noT so TorTunaTe. FuTure Homemalcers baked coolcies Tor VieT Nam servicemen: PALS, Sigma Gamma, and The STudenT Council senT baslceTs oT Tood. Toys, and cloThing To needy Tamilies. ExciTemenT oT The YuleTide season was reTlecTed in many ways. Memorial's annual door-decoraTing conTesT, sponsored by The PhoTog- raphy Club, generaTed Turious creaTive acTiviTy climaxed by The vic- Tory oT Mr. ClanTon's home room. The SangerTesT, The TradiTional carol-singing compeTiTion held by The German Club, TerreTed ouT The amaTeur vocalisTs in The maioriiy oT school organizaTions. Time and eTTorT wenT inTo selecTion and preparaTion oT songs To be sung in This evenT, wiTh The FTA and PALS coming ouT as winners in The large and small group iudgings respecTively. The Chorale spenT an aTTernoon singing aT The Spring Branch Bank. builT seTs Tor and presenTed The TradiTional ChrisTmas Vespers aT Memorial. December IS. Hey, waiT a minuTeI I lcnow There is some misTleToe around here somewhere. Barbara Van EaTon decoraTes band door. Worms Christmas Season Sing praises unfo His name. Chorale performs af Chrisimas Vespers. Hg I fl . l'm a liHle feapoff' Sandy Rowley, Marlin McHenry, and Joan Diemer pu? on Chrisimas skil' before holidays. David l-lackefhorn, Kaihy Pierce, and Floyd McSpadden deal wifh enianglemenis while preparing To decoraie 'Phe foyer Chrisimas free. Harkl The Anvil Angels sing. Journalism club sings al Sangerfesf. g ! 1- ! WL 491 2 ww - Alas, poor Yorick! l knew him well. Mr. Masfers .inspecls Chrislmas door decoralions. I20 w f i.,3 Q 9-mm RJ' , I ,f .. n +R 1 ...J-3 i You say you don'+ believe in Sanfa Claus? Jeff Love and friends prepare a Chrislmas skil for Mrs. l-lealy's Laiin class. 2 , ' mf y if A A M - , r, .Aa i W Q 1 ri ff . - 1, ffl ' A, rf A 2 f '-i f 174 , -1 f ,- rf 5' . , a i 1? J H is far beiier ro give . . Mrs. Lufher and members of Hue Sfudeni Coun- cil prepare io send sfudeni donafions io needy families. I-no-'vum., ,A y X Y Af, Dear Sonia, All I wanr for Chrisfmas is a four monih ' holiday. Door decoraiion in red wing. Door reflecrs common prayer ar Chrisfmasrime For unio us a clwiid is born. Carols are sung ai Chrisimas Vespers by Chanfeiairs.. ..4..g i s 'iii , X N 7 f 1 .- D :I I Student Council Serves as Forum i I 4 rv MDY 825 Sfudenl Council officers Joe Sill, vice-presidenlq Tim l-loran, lreasurerg and Brad Thomas, presidenl, show Muslang spiril. 'ww ,- 4 Presidenl Brad Thomas and Secrelary Jackie Richardson read requesls from suqgesfion box. I22 The Execulive Commillee in- cludes lhe elecled officers, class represenlafivesz Bob Chrisly, Sheryl Jorgensen, Lacey Parkinson, and Mike Tapsak, and lhree appoinled officers: Jerry Kroll, chaplain: Greg Lucia, parliamenlariany and Randy Sunday, presidenl of lhe lnler-Club Council. 'i l for Expression of Student Opinion Execulive commiliee goes over agenda for nexl council meeling. lvlemorial's Sludenl Council is a represenlaiive body palierned ailer lhal of The Uniled Slaies governmenl buf lacking in legislalive powers. Hs major purpose is 'ro serve as a forum for siudenl opinion lhereloy promoling belier facully-sludenl relalionships and furnishing a laboraiory in which good cilizenship can be pracliced. The Sludenl Council is in charge of Homecoming aclivilies, and all eleclions, prornoles school spiril and sponsors many campaigns in 'rhe general in'reres'l of 'rhe sludenls. This year a clean-up campaign in 'rhe spring received special emphasis. N.m--lil f-Vfes.-ff-H-ltr fQ -5 B 1 'T' sc,, Council members decorafe The lree for fhe Chrislmas season. Thai may be all righl for your home room, buf noi for mine. Monlhly meelings are 'rhe scene for many an argument I23 Sorry aboul lhaf, chief. Publicily Cornrniflee galhers before meelinq, SOPHOMORES Lacey Parkinson, Jeff Brown Sleve Clark Mecky Crump John Drew Nancy Goodman Jan l-larden Sharon Leigh Randy Lillle Rusly Orr Diana Perine Susan Spears Carol Thorn Camille Young Represenlalive-al-larqe FRESHMEN Mike Tapsak, Represenlaliveeal-la rqe Penny Alexander Bob Burk Brooke Carroll Edell Ellison Sharon Genlry Sam Jones Jim Lober Gail McSpadden Dede Murphy Ballard Prilchell Nancy Slern Cliff Sieqal David Wiederner l24 SENICRS Bob Chrisly, Represonlahve al larqe Gary Appell Rusly Folk Richard George Dave lqleharl Joe Kelly Greg Lucia Floyd McSpadden Rick Rozelle Sfan Srnilh JUNIORS Sheryl Jorgensen, Represenrahye al larqe Libby Bryanl' Don Funkhouser Graham I-lill Rulhmary Jordan Jeff Love Marilyn Macha Judy Morqan Mike Oakes Sally Rollins Lannie Srnifh Mary Susan Slokes Dave Turner Would you iusl look al lha'rl Mrs. Marqarel' Lulher and Mr. George Panlley sponsors. 'Q Q.,- ' t 15 GSL Stresses Friendship Among Rivals Taking tull responsibility were members Sheryl Jorgensen. Richard George, and Brad Thomas. Sponsored by the Student Council, the Good Sportsmanship League has as its pri- mary duty the promotion ot good will among the schools. Betore each home toot- bali game Memorial's GSL presented to the opposing team a book to represent our triendship. Inter-Club Council Co-Orclincites Activities Club presidents prepare activities board in cateteria. Bob Christy. Sherry Davis, Susie Smith, Randy Sunday, Becky Baughner, Bill Hagemann, Ford Hall, and 'Chuck Carleton. xg.. 5 1,9 Composed ot club presi- dents, .the lnter-Club Council's purpose is to co-ordinate stu- dent activities and make an- nouncements ot club meetings. The chairman. Randy Sunday, was appointed by the Student Council. y l25 Winie STudenTs sTudied anywhere and anyTime Tor semesTer exams. r Scene Warmed The TirsT winds OT winTer began TO soTTly blurr The sTreeT lighTs in early December, and The skies Took on a Tamiliar downy gray Tor ChrisTmas. ChrisTmas vacaTion was The warm- hearTed cheer oT The SangerTesT, The mounTing harmonies OT The chorale's ChrisTmas vespers. lT was The TirsT OT a long series OT senior Tormals ThaT crescendo The nosTalgia OT June. and iT was The TirsT, comical Try aT powder- puTT TooTball. Exams made January skies gray, and broughT To an end The TirsT halT OT Mem- orial's year. The January roses in The mall symbolized a coming OT spring. The evenTs OT which were already being planned. Freshmen, by now, were Old hands: The seniors were being TiTTed Tor' graoluaTion. No TooTball Team could succeed wiThouT Their waTe-rboys. Ray TranTham. manager makes presenTaTiOn aT annual TooTbalI banqueT held in January. Ti . :Q o iii. Een:OraTed doors heralded ChrisTmas cheer a s. l26 by Student Activity February belonged to the iunior class, and the chlorophyll stains ot a thousand carnations covered the sidewalks. The weather was inconsistent-to the contusion ot caretul gardeners and radio newscas- ters-but did not seem to bother valiant baslcetball players, who made the traditional trip to Rice tield house. February was ditterent this year-trom Rice they toolc highway IO to Beaumont, and. from this point, advanced to the excitement ot State . As they lett Austin and the March winds blurred the lights ot Gregory gym, the winter that had begun with sott gray skies was long gone in the iubilant glow ot victory. June was only a tew sun- rises away. Future teachers win tirst place in the small group division in the Sangertest. Susie Smith, president accepts the award. Winter at Memorial was cold and wet. Karin Gustatson is n banquet. amed Best All-Round Marlcetteu at the annual + 4--1 'i 'N-K f M ' , 5 , L, N' X f . Q 1 , X s,., 1. ,x X N ..f s my X '. ,,f. .... .A xw U. xx ' M ' .1 ,. fr- - . v ,s 1:33-'3 Lf' f ' mffffffiiQQzx ' m ! Junior Markelles make plans lor yearly formal. Rh Jusl wl1al's so qreal aboul lmillinq a ball, aslride a moving lworso, willw an oyerslzecl croouel mallelff' Band members ,f .-f,.. . fglb, . E E, fi, ,, ' gg' V I I I28 al polo malclv lw llwe Aslrodome. I see your name, buf wl1cro's mine? The Anvil paused only briefly lo clwanqe slalls al scmesler. J fl f ,1 K' ,Qi nfl 'l,1x1 ',,l,f m f' f li? ,y,o, ' ha IC .Mil , Ji. K7 ' QW l l Will flwe lasi man on 'flie lell slep forward, qnve lwis full name, flwem lurn lc A J-A N llwe riql1l'... lvlemorialslaaskeiballlineup al pep rally l i 5 '--1 Advanced biology sludeml, Bobby Duqarw reporis on The Miqrafion of Birds lo biology sluderils and Jrlweir paromls. All llwe way +o siale, Big Red, because you're GREAT! Siudcrls clweer al pep rally. M l29 Carnation Safari Sfalks Memorial's Halls Hy, W. - Whvkgq Carnalion head headhunlers begin safari in iungle hul. Peggy Murphy, Mark Sehnerl, Sheryl Jorgensen, Margo Oldham, Gary Ashford, Meg Smilh. Two weeks ol lriloal ceremonies clirnaxecl February I4 wilh lhe ac- cumulalion ol SIZOO lor lhe iun- ior prom. The sale, lradilionally' a iunior acliyily, ollerecl a seleclion ol blue, green, pepperminl, yel- low, red, while, anol black carna- lions. Now everybody iusl KEEP CALM! Juniors sorl carmalions lor delivery Yulc! Carnalion slems 'rasle awful. Meg Smilh, carnae lion salesman. fjgzxlf X W ih-1 l30 na on irc w recew m A o1dy. The safari shll hunfs for more recelvers Juli Dorflmger Susan Canfneld For Me?l Mrs Jeff Goodman. ,J 1 ,.gf..... K, L ,T ' - 'ffm 4' L T a L L ,R ,ig ,.., J X, .JSI if twat 6 T. 1 I. L -sg T Les, QL I , .1 1, - if 1 '-' x sw XL S v A SN E ,V I: Ln. ...is v Q. 8,9 T T U 4 T L ' iii' 'IAA-7fLf: L a s if 2 'i v 'P 5 , T ... ,, We .L kj ' T 3 L.TT T - 3 ,9553 4 '- 7' . fi W ' 'i sr , L T .L,L L - L i ' L ff ' 'TT' L L J if T K ' T A :iff 'R - . IT you'll iusT sTop crying, maybe I'll ask you To The Twirp dance nexT year. Spring Symptoms The golden rays oT The sun broughT TorTh The Tlowers- Tlowers as varied in size, shape, and color as The acTiviTies oT Memorial in The Spring. IT love also bloomed during The T966 season, iT was noT The only Thing. Annual. spring diseases included sudden long periods oT hard work broughT on by an annoying germ called research papers: momenTs oT hysTeria when The girls asked The boys To a dance, ldiagnosed as a Twirp dancel, dressed as whaT deep down in Their subconsciouses They really wanTed To be: acTors and acTresses hamming iT up more Than ever as They rehearsed one acT plays. However, They weren'T The only ones ham- ming iT up: a varieTy oT perTormers displayed Their virTuosiTy aT The AFS TalenT show, The Top prize being S50 cash! The eyes oT girls biTTen by The prom bug seemed To TluTTer more Than usual as They neared cerTain boys: and The boys ran around The school, Threw sTeel balls inTo The air, jumped over sTicks, and slugged poor deTenseless baseballs. STarry- eyed seniors, aTTlicTed worse Than anyone else, wenT around muTTering someThing abouT college all The Time. Many made TrequenT Trips To The counselors, conTerring Ten Times more Than in The previous Three years. A Tew were even seen wiTh iusT a wisp oT a Tear in The eyes as The lasT days oT school arrived and graduaTion day approached. Teachers who had To wiTness The sTrange eTTecTs oT Spring Fever. as well as some who suTTered Trom iT Themselves, knew ThaT summer vacaTion is The besT cure Tor Spring Fever. Are you sure There is no way I could qeT ouT OT science. maTh, and Treshman Q English? STudenTs conTer wiTh college represenTaTive Trom Skidmore. T Y' .. EE:..:.::..E:zEE W ff 'Jai , .,A 4? I fi T v sq IT you geT desperaTe you can always bring your peT bird as a, daTe. Herb Walker, Judy Evans, and Becky Boughner reveal Their Nsurpressed desire aT The Twi p dancf. Work, Worry, Dances, Romances, 5-:af A ...susan The iibrary became a Hpopuiaru hanqour for sfudenis wi'rh research papers on Their minds. 4 AMQQQ W7 ' i .pr ,duh f-, ' .Q-v.. Flowers in Mall They mushve had me in mind when fhis ring was designed. Juniors admire senior rings. A crack oi fhe bar and he's off! Me- moriai's basebaii ilearn swinqs inio spring- 'firne acfiviiy. I33 Combo Judged Tops in Downtown, U.S.A. , 1 MW l'1t,1'Li ,,,, . 'X VVVV -1 L 1 -W , ,sf L. -v ff! v 3 Z K 1 like ., lyf 'as . 1 lf., , ,f,..,y, , W, 1 4:34 A 4 A f . , I :1+i,?.', -rs iv'- 1' 9 ay I g V Q . i ,,.. M' l ' 'o ooo ' , I ii , D' ' I Th isqushnq is younger qenerafion will never amounl lo anylhingln Dr. Blair, Mr. Tharp and Mrs. Anlhony Cavorl' in fhe Facully Follies. The besl' idea would be for me lo do The whole show and collecl all fhe prize money. Sandy Rowley, Karen Kerver, Miss Nelda Brislow and Mrs. N. K. Haver- slock begin preparafions for The 'ralenl show. I34 Billie's Go-Goers Skip lo my Lou an Caplure The second prize of 525. f- 4lL.... ..,.... Downlown USA and fhe slrreels of Paris pro- vided Jrhe aimosphere in which bolh siudenfs and Teachers displayed lheir viriuosily in The AFS Talenl Show and Facully Follies. Cash prizes Jrolaling S85, which creaied incenfive +o Jralenlecl young lvlemorialiles, were awarded lo lhe lhree besf siudenl performances. The Gala Review boosled Jrhe club's fre-asury enough lo bring one Foreign Exchange sludenl lo Memorial nexl year. Ch no! Are all lhose people looking al me? Donna Howelh gives her Third place performance Whaf did her mama done lold her? Mrs. Ward keeps spirifs high wilh her acl. Cul lhe small laik: where's The money? Eddie Louden, Sieve Owen, and David Turner of The Shadows awail lheir S50 lirsf prize as lvlasier of Ceremonies Chuck Carlelon infro- duces lhem and judges sland by. f 1 2 A W:- Qt . Key Club Develops 'Youth for Leadership' ? .. I Key Club oliicers Bill Glaros, Treasurery Mark SehnerT, vice-presidenT: Greq Lucia, secrefaryg Ted Sill, senior advisor: and Bob ChrisTy, presidenT discuss club plans. Key Club is Memorial's ToremosT boy's service organiza- Tion. The club Tries-To develop youTh Tor leadership and is spurred on To achieve This goal by The local Kiwanis Club and The club sponsor, Mr. Douglas Tharp. In developing This leadership The club parTicipaTes in many school and com- muniTy-wide service proiecTs, ThroughouT The year. Mem- bership is Tullfilled by a personal applicaTion aT The end OT each year, and is open To all sophomore, iunior, and senior boys. I36 Cheerleader Penny Mize was chosen club sweeT hearT. Membership Gary AppelT Bob Baze Mike Biqgers STephen Brice Bruce Brogdon Roland Carler Bob Chrisiy Philip Croyle Don Funkhouser Richard George Bill Glaros Jeff Goodman Bill l-lagemann Ford Hall Jody Helman Graham Hill Richard Hinds Danny Horan Tirn Horan Greg Jones Gary Karler Richard Kuflrnan Joe Kelly Jerry Kroll Jack Lcsch Bob Lindley Jeff Love Greg Lucia Sieve Maclzarland Mike McMurry Floyd McSpadden Kenny Pearson Rusfy Riley Mark Sehnerl' Paul Shedd Joe Sill Ted Sill Charles Simmons Sfan Smilh Richard Suggs Billy Sumners Randy Sunday Brad Thomas Dave Turner Sfeve Wallon Charles Warren John Weeks Richard Williams Richard Owen George O'Brien Club Members have various opinions on The idea of a car washing proiecT. Al' lhelr meelings members proved lo be Pals lo each olher as well as 'rhe people lhey served in various pro- PALS Befrlend Orphan, Each Other Open io freshmen, sophomores, iuniors, and seniors alike, Phi Alpha Lambda is a service organizaiion offering a congenial aimosphere for girls inleresied in serving and learning more aboul lheir communily, school, and family. Wirh money earned from bake sales and various olher proiecls, ihe club adopled an overseas orphan under The Help The Orphans Abroad program and gave a parly for a local orphanage as well. A+ Thanksgiving and Chrisl- mas, baskels were senl' oul' io needy l-louslon families. Join- ing in Jrhe Sangerfesr, PALS won 'lhe Trophy in The small- club compelilion. Besides service proiecls and 'rhe Sanger- fesl, PALS sponsored 'rhe Cocoanul Bowl, a bowling alley wilh bear-laced pins and cocoanui' balls, al' lhe Senior Carnival. 9 vt 1 -as y Y A -.C .sM. ...L 1 and Sherry Davis, presidenl. Membership Officers for rhe year: SEATEDQ Susan Horn, secrelaryg Tish Goodman vice-president. STANDING: Lacy Parkinson, chaplain: Beih Thompson reporler: Cebe Thompson, lreasurerg Shelley Condon, sergeani' ai' arms Janef Allvafer Barbara Anderson Carolvn Baile Pal Barreff Kay Bartholomew Kalhryn Bel Becky Boughner Michelle Campbe Susan Chenaull Judy Collins Marilyn Collins Shelley Condon Diane Davidson Pam Davis Sherry Davis Ga Dobbs Y Nancy Ehrhardl Nancy Eppes Mary Efnyre Judy Evans Nancy Forker Linda Fowler Gwen Ganlf Tish Goodman Kay Graham Ann Hardison Becky Harpold Cindy Harlzell Pam Haynes Pam Hewifl Sally Heywood Susan Horn Nancy Howard Kay Kauffman Ann Leifesfe Jo Lewis Kafhy Lewis Nancy Mann Kafhy Mosher Eileen Murphree Joan Orlloff Dana Parkans Lacy Parkinson Pafii Plalf Lisa Powell Brenda Powers Susie Randleff Sara Raney Paffy Reynolds Ann Small Judi Smith Ellen Soufherland Cindy Spiker Georgiana Sfanley Anne Tally Befh Thompson Cebe Thompson Carol Thorn Joanne Thweall' Debbie Welch Donna Wrighl' Zoanne Zima l37 AFS Sponsors Exchange Program, A98 G-el' ready quick We're finally gefling our lirsl cusfomerf' Carmel apples by lhe AFS add To +he fun al' The Senior Carnival. Members . . . The presence of foreign ex- change sludenr Bulenl Korman of Turkey al Memorial, Chuck Carle- +on's summer in lndia,.and Libby An+hony's senior year in Sweden were in a large measure due To Jrhe aclivilies of lhe American Field Service Club. To raise money lo sponsor more of 'rhis sluclenl exchange, ils members presenlecl a Jralenr show February 26, fealur- ing iacully and sludenl parlici- panls. ln aclclilion, lhe club gave AFS exchange sludenls allending olher schools a lour of l-louslon. held a coffee for parenls, ancl served as hosr To AFS sludenls from Dallas April l-3. I38 .rky Presents Talent Show to Raise Funds Wi+h lhis ring l lhee- Presidenf Chuck Carle- lon presenfs exchange sluclenl' Bulenl Korman wilh a senior ring. on 'TA wwf? Spying on secrelary Sherry Davis are sponsors Mrs. Alsinger and Mrs. Hoversloclc and officers Peggy Gehring, Sophomore represenlaliveg Calhy Anlhony, arl' chairman: Shelley Condon, aclivifies chairman: Craig Plumholf, vice-presidenlg Paul Lippolcl, Senior represenlafivey Debbie Fleelwood, lreas- ' urer: and Chuck Carlefon, president -ui and more members .galher al' a meeling of lhe club. which boasls a membership of 200. I39 Exchange STudenT Hoils From Turkey HousTon's climaTe presenTed The biggesT problem Tor BulenT Korman when he came Trom Ankara, Turkey, To aTTend Memorial High School Tor a year under The American Field Service exchange program. The warm weaTher made him Tired, so ThaT, aT TirsT, he Tound iT diTTiculT To keep himself Trom Taking caTnaps during The day. He could noT sTay Tired Tor long, Though. Tor besides his sTudies. BulenT apprehensively looks on as he is being in- Troduced To his TuTure Triends and classmaTes. is. ,K L v. he became acTive in The AFS. Key Club, Wranglers, and The PhoTography Club. BulenT liked all his classes because you geT To choose your own. buT he 'found American HisTory To be somewhaT diT- TiculT. In comparing school in Turkey To ThaT in HousTon, he TelT ThaT Memorial was much more Tun because he had To aTTend an all-boys school in Turkey. The year was also challenging and bene- Ticial especially in The Team Teaching program and in learning The English language. Upon his reTurn To Ankara, he plans To aTTend The universiTy There and sTudy archiTecTure. AT The AFS TalenT show BulenT Told of many of his experiences during his year aT Memorial. igg c E xx is BaskeTball games can be Tun even if you don'T know much abouT how The game is played. BulenT gained many Triends Through club parTicipaTion. Here he Tafes parT in a camera club discussion. .M nm Much of BulenT's Time was devoTed To speeclimalring as shown here aT The AFS adulT parTy. CSU Holds Religious Discussions i '-., i N' 1'7'r FL, .T T l Wai'Wf ,isi 1 dl one l:nuT The CSU could be ThaT cheerTul aT 7:40 in The morning! VisiTing local churches and discussing The problems everyday liTe presenTs To ChrisTians have consTiTuTed The main acTiviTies oT The ChrisTian STudenT Union in l965-66. The club, which is open To all inTeresTed sTudenTs, holds open discussions in Their Thursday morning meeTings covering every phase OT ChrisTianiTy and iTs applicaTion To daily living. During The year represenTaTives oT almosT all TaiThs, in- cluding a Jewish Rabbi, parTicip1Ted in These discussions. Serving as oTTicers for The year were Jim Goodson, vice-presidenT7 Sally Rollins, secreTaryg Miss Faye Carmichael, sponsor: and Richard Hinds, presidenT. . . . a field of endeavor pro- viding an outlet for enthu- siasm, skill and emotions . . . the determination to suc- ceed . . . fostering the ideals of fair play and good sports- manship essential to build- ing character. , 19 ll! Nfl, W gr t or in 1965 District BOTTOM ROW: L. Sherwifz, T. Benneil, M. Sehnerl, J. Kelly, L. Davis, R. Allely, W. Glaros. SECOND ROW: M. Kelson, R. Smifh, M. Schuck, G. Shahan, S, Vesfal, J. Englerl. BACK ROW: D. Evans, Manager, R. Gusfafson. J. Carfhev. K- PSBFSOV1. M. BOUCh9. G. Jones, J. Isbell. R. Traniham. Trainer. ,aus Head Coach Charles Churchill Line Coach Charles Dexfer Backfield Coach Mike Williamson 10-AAAA Champs BOTTOM ROW: C. CarleTon. G. Nebelcer, B. McDonald, T. Horan, T. SmiTh, M. Collins, R. CarTer. SECOND ROW: K. Willis, G Berlcemeier, R. LeaTherwood, B. Rogers, W. Humble. C. DeWiTT, T. Carey. BACK ROW: F. McSpadden, Manager, C. Simmons, F. Childers, E. Louden, P. Kendall, R. Farrel, T. STanTon, S. SmiTh, G. KarTer. Manager. l965 proved To be The year coach Charles Churchill's sTaTT and his Team had been waiTing Tor and poinTing Toward. The Ponies advanced Through The season raTed anywhere Trom TirsT To Third in The STaTe ranlcings. An upseT loss To NorTh Shore did noT dampen The MusTang spiriT and They wenT on To beaT Spring Branch and advance To The STaTe playoTTs Tor The TirsT Time in hisTory. Season Record 47 Carroll O IO Texas CiTy 7 20 McAllen O I4 l.uTlcin l6 SouTh l-lousTon 6 23 Smiley 6 l3 Spring Woods 9 O NorTh Shore I3 33 Aldine O l4 Spring Branch O 6 Jones 7 I45 Mustang Offense FRONT ROW: L. Slwerwifz, B. McDonald, C. Simmons, E. Louden, B. Glaros, G. Nebelcer, R. Lealher- wood, BACK ROW: T. Horan, T. Carey, R.Car+er,G.Sl1al1an, M. Sclwuclc. Mustang Defense FRONT ROW: M. Kelson, T. Benneff, J. Kelly, L. Davis, BACK ROW: M. Bouche, R. Guslafson, J. Isbell, G. Jones. Trainer Ray Tranflnam slarfing one of his many fape Iobs. Managers Floyd McSpacl- den, Gary Karfer, and Dave Evans organizing Tlwe equip- menf room. Co-Capfains Bill Glaros and Ted Carey going dver favoriferplay. lvlemorial's foofball fearn operafed under a new syslem of choosing fhe feam capfains fhis year. All 'rhe seniors served as alfernale capfains during fhe season, and lhen fhe enfire fearn chose Ted Carey and Bill Glaros as co-capfains. Bill Glaros was also chosen lhe recipienl of lhe Fighfing l-learf Award, which is besfowed each year upon lhe varsify player who exhibifs fhe rnosf leadership, desire, courage, huslle, aggressive-ness, and learn loyalfy bolh on and off lhe field. All-District Joe Kelly Larry Davis Firsl learn defense Firsl feam defense 4 l I ,A . R D N l t 4 1 ' , I if 2 if in Ili . Bill Glaros wifh fhe covefed fiqhfinoi hearf award Ken Pearson Firsf learn defense, IO-AAAA mos? valuable linernan Ted Carey Firsf learn offense, IO-AAAA rnosf valuable back Bill Glaros Jim Isbell Glenn Shahan Eddie Louden Firsf learn defense, Second learn defense Second leam offense Segand learn Offenge Second loam offense I47 Memorial Smashes Carroll Memorial, 'sTaTe ranked and dis- TricT TavoriTes, made a specTacular l965 debuT aT Reggie Grob STa- dium. WiTh swiTT Glenn Shahan rambling Through holes opened by line sTalwarTs Gil Nebeker, Willie Glaros, Eddie Louden and Charles Simmons, The lviusTangs over- whelmed The Carrol Tigers oT Cor- pus ChrisTi, 42-O. Shahan drove over Tive of The Touchdowns while Mike Bouche and Reid Farrell added one each. Rick LeaTher- wood kicked Two conversions, Roland CarTer kicked one and Threw To Tim Horan Tor one, and Shahan kicked one iusT Tor Tun. The Ponies had conTrol oT The ball and The scoreboard mosT of The game, wiTh an alerT defense recov- ering six Tumbles and holding The Tigers scoreless. Glenn Shahan receives a punT which he ran back For six poinTs,- one of Tive such Tallies he had Tor The nighT. 48 Rick SmiTh Tollows blocking of Tom Bullock for big yardage. QuarTerback Roland CarTer shows kicking form ThaT helped him average over 35 yards a kick This year. Mustangs Edge Texas City vgoe Kelly i53l makes Tackle on Texas CiTy runner as Mike Kelson l7Il and Tim Horan T251 come on asT. lT was a long nighT Tor The MusTangs, who came Trom behind To beaT The Texas CiTy STingarees by a score oT IO-7. Texas CiTy scored TirsT and leTT The Tield aT half-Time leading 7-O. The MusTangs roared back in The second halT. driving To The STingaree's one-yard line. where Ted Carey charged over Tor The score. Roland CarTer evened iT up by successfully kicking The exTra poinT. ln The Third quarTer, a MusTang advance sTopped shorT. CarTer's Toe was again summoned and again came Through. kicking a perTecT 3l yard Tield goal puTTing The MusTangs ouT in TronT To sTay. IO-7. Glenn Shahan finds The going Tough againsT Texas CiTy. Fullback Ted Carey eludes Texas CiTy de Tender Big Red Tramples Bulldogs Larry Davis 1821 being broughf down affer picking up loose kick. Showing a surge of power in fhe firsf ouf-of-fown game of fhe year, fhe lvlusfangs swepf fo a 20-O vic- fory over fhe McAllen loulldogs. The Bulldogs found fhe Memorial brand of foofball invincible for fhe second sfraighf year. Fullback Ted Carey galloped 47 yards fo score fhe firsf fouchdown which proved fo be enough as fhe fough Musfang de- fense successfully kepf fheir goal line uncrossed. Carey scored a second fouchdown on a 3 yard plunge and Glenn Shahan added one fo round ouf fhe scoring. Roland Carfer suc- cessfully execufed fwo ouf of fhree conversions. Roland Carfer lI2l recovers fumble as Lynn Sherwilz l8ll and Ted Carey l4Ol charge hard. Defenders Bill Glaros l6Ol Ken Pearson i871 John Carfhy l67l and Torn Benneff l76l surround McAllen runner. l50 Ponies Defeat Lufkin Linebacker Bill Glaros l6Ol shows good Tackle Torrn while Ken Pearson l87l and Joe Kelly l53l pursue hard Carrying a raTing oT second in The STaTe OT AAAA Teams, Memorial re- ceived a slighT scare aT The hands oT The LuTl4in PanThers aT Reggie Groh STadium. AlThough The Tinal score was I4-O, iT was a Tough baTTle all The way Through as The PanThers were deTer- mined To upseT The MusTangs. The 'TirsT Touchdown came only seconds loeTore half-Time, when QuarTerbaclc Roland CarTer passed 22 yards To Milce Schuclc. CarTer conyerTed, mak- ing The score 7-O. LaTe in The Third quarTer, Ted Carey carried The ball 27 yards around The leTT end Tor The MusTang's second Tally. CarTer again converTed The exTra poinT. The Mus- Tang deTense held The dangerous PanThers scoreless and Memorial ad- vanced inTo disTricT play Tor The sec- ond sTraighT year undeTeaTed. Wingbaclc Tim Horan cuTs sharply in Luflcin game Mustangs Win Important Troian Game. Quarterback Roland Carter combined with Ken Pearson tor two quick touch- down strikes and then kicked a QI yard tield goal to help the Mustangs win their tirst district start I6-6 over the South Houston Trojans. A good South Houston team was constantly stopped cold by the Memorial detense and only with a last minute touchdown blocked another Mustang shutout. But the vic- tory marked Memorial's tirst win over the Trojans, the tirst time the Mustangs had coppecl the district opener and the tirst string ot tive consecutive wins in Memorials' tootball history. Glenn Shahan tollcws Ted Carey tor a big gain inthe district opener. Shahan runs out ot running room this time. . o I 4 f x U S y ,X up gif Q l-leadhunters Jim lsbell l84l Joe Inglert l5ll John Carthy and Ken Pearson l87l smother a Troian back. l52 l Red Wins Another Roland Carier behind deiermined downiield blocking of Charlie Simmons i62l in big win over Smiley. Memorial hir paydiri again as The Musiangs rouied ihe Smiley Eagles 23-6. li was Memorial's sixih siraighi win wiihoui a deieai and boosied Jrheir disirici record io 2-O. Glenn Shahan was ihe driving force behind ihe yiciory, running puni reiurn back lor six poinis while Roland Carier kicked ihree field goals and iwo exira poinis. Also scoring was Ted Carey on an end run, behind Jrhe block- ing oi Charles Simmons and Brownie McDonald. Ouisianding' on defense were Joe Kelly, John Carihy. Larry Davis, and Joe Englerr. Carier shows anoiher 'talent ihai' of kicking field goals. Wiih ihe help oi Mike Collins holding, Carier kicked ihree for rhe night a Dislrici' IOAAAA record. Memorial Edges Post Spring Woods Musrang defenders punish a Spring Woods back, showing a big reason why Memorial won dis+ric'l. Tracksier-iooiballer Mike Bouche iurned deieal inio viciory wirh a lasi-grasp kickoff reiurn Thai broughlr Memorial +0 a i3-9 viciory over Spring Woods. Seconds earlier Spring Woods had scored To dampen +he hopes of Jrhe Muslangs, bur wiih 36 seconds leli' Glenn Shahan received ihe kickoff and handed oil ro Bouche, ai' ihe 25 yard line, who reversed 'field and sprinied 75 yards lo paydirr io keep Jrhe Mus Jrangs undeieaiecl. The lirsi hall score resembled a baseball game as Sieve Vesial blocked a Spring Woods punr Jrhai was recovered in ihe endzone for a saielry. Spring Woods lhen wenl ahead on a field goal. Bul Memorial came back as Roland Carier kicked a 20-yarder +o make ihe score 5-3 before Jrhe wild finish. rrr as yrir, i s f Quarrerback Roland Carler finds good proiecfion for his passing. 'TH Mustangs Upset by North Shore. End Ken Pearson l87l appears boxed in atter receiving a Carter pass. It was a dismal night at Grob Stadium as the Mustangs tried everything, but could not come up with the right combination, losing to North Shore I3-O. Two long punt returns by North Shore's Dickie Phillips proved to be the ditterence as the Ponies lost their tirst game ot the year. Memorial had no trouble moving the ball-except inside the North Shore ten yard line where advances were twice stopped in the tirst halt. The detensive unit, led by Bill Glaros, Greg Jones, Ken Pearson, and Jim Isbell played an outstanding game against the speedy Galena Park team but to no avail as the ot- tense could not hold onto the ball on the sloppy tield and carry itin tora score. Glenn Shahan cuts sharply against North Shore. Memorial Over Aldine 33-O Mike Bouche 1301 .Reid Farrell l22l Joe Kelly l53l and John Carlhy l67l go for loose ball which Gregg Jones ll5l and Larry Davis l82l violenlly cause. The Muslangs lilerally swam +0 a 33-O win oyer lhe Aldine Musiangs al rain-swepl' Reggie Grob Sladium lo increase lheir season record To 8-I. The win was a musl, selling up Jrhe annual show- down wilh Spring Branch 'for lhe Dislricl Champion- ship. Big guns for Memorial were Ted Carey and Mike Shuck who shared lhe ball carrying chores in, lhe powerful Pony advances. Sophomore full- back Phil Kendall scored Two ol lhe 'rouchdowns while Schuck scored ihe oiher +wo. Roland Carler kicked lwo lirsl guarfer field goals, making good 8 oul of 9 lries for lhe year, and kicked The exlra poinls. The defense was again oulrslanding, scor- ing Jrheir lourlh shuloul of lhe year. Mike Schuck drives for yardage on end sweep. Tim Horan l25l follows blocking of Charlie Simmons in muddy Aldine ballle. l56 Mustangs Bury Spring Branch 14-0. ZH' T .M ,JW Memorial ToughT To an unprecedenTed T4-O win over Their sisTer school, Spring Branch. The Bears held The lvlusTangs To a scoreless TirsT halT Tie, buT as The second halT opened There was no denying The Tired-up Ponies as They Took The lciclcoTT and drove 8I yards in Ten plays To score. Ted Carey drove over whaT proved To be The winning Touch- down and Roland CarTer added anoTher Touch- down and Two exTra poinTs. The whole deTensive uniT, led loy Larry Davis, Ken Pearson, and Tom BenneTT was ouTsTanding, lirniTing The Bears To 72 yards ToTal oTTense. Memorial Tinished The regular season sTaTe ranked, wiTh a 9-I record To represenT disTricT IOAAAA as co-champs. A happy Coach Churchill congraTulaTes Glenn Shahan aTTer The Spring Branch shuT'ouT. Memorials TirsT win over Big Blue . The reTeree signals The second Touchdown which iced The game away Tor The MusTangs and broughT Them Their T'irsT disTricT championship. Ponies Lose in Bi-District. Roland CarTer qeTs seT To Toss a bomb in The Tension-packed bi-disTricT qame wiTh Jones. For The TirsT Time in hisTory Memorial meT a Toe in bi-disTricT. only To be upseT 7-6 by Jones oT l-lousTon's 9-AAAA. Only inches separaTed The MusTangs Trom The glory oT vicTory and The agony oT deTeaT. Jones goT OTT To a blaz- ing sTarT, scoring on Their TirsT possession and ThreaTening Three more Times. The Ponies however, came back aTTer The halT deTer- mined To pull The game ouT as They had so oTTen done during The sea- son. Mike Schuck succeeded in scoring The needed Touchdown, buT The 2 poinT conversion run Tell inches shorT and Memorial ended Their l965 season. Their mosT suc- cessTul, wiTh a 9-2 record. Tailback Mike Schuck eludies a would-be Falcon Tackler JuniorVorsity Finishes with 9-1 Record BOTTOM ROW: M. Teverbaugh, J. Tracy, F. Williams, J. James, 5. Corson, D. Cannon, J. Drew, C. Newsome, SECOND ROW: S. Simmons, E. Keilh, C. Truloe, C. Price. C. DeWi'r+, J. MacKinnon, THIRD ROW: B. Hilder, T. Dalion, T. Meadows, S. Collins, S. Owens, J. Arnoldy. D. Smirh, BACK ROW: B. Fosier, L. Orr, L. Ashmore, W. Thomas, P. Vaden, L. Penny, H. Waiford, nor shown: C. Whiie, T. Bullock, and B. Nielsen. ,gl 'wif Coach James Cleclrler. Scooier Corson demonsfrares how he goi his name as he scoofs around end in JV game. v 1 . YT: Wff1'Ni1f5' iNLll5iE'?':ii?.: X.. ,.AL 'rx ,S newly is - . . ..., . Coach Will Taylor. is ,M align 5 i 1, if' . , F V K .. ik . - . ,.. . 1 ' ' N The Junior Varsiiy, beiier known as The Shock Squad because ihey have 'ihe honor of scrimmag- ing ihe varsiiy during The season, finished Jrhe year wiih an impres- sive 9-I record. The JV's be-ai' such power ieams as Jones, Bay- Jrown, Galena Park, Souih l-lousion, and Norih Shore. This year ihe Jream chose Joe MacKinnon, Eric Keiih, Doug Smiih, and Sopho- more Brian Nielsen as iheir quad- capiains. Wiih lheir abilily and greai' desire, ihe JV's will send up ihe boys 'ro bring Memorial lu- 'rure championships. Sophs Most Improved .1 A , -1, - 8. A BOTTOMRROW: W. Viehweg, L. Cline. D. iviadsen. J. Greer, P. Bradley, D. l-luqhes, C. Theobald, R. Phillips, SECOND ROW: B. Brown, B. Robinson, D. Marlin, J. Alford, R. TroHer, G. Kaiser, l-l. Carlelon, P. Truax, R. Morris. THIRD ROW: T. Bosh, K Ogolendr, J. Bouche, E. Suhr, J. Wrighf, D. Morion, B. l-lannary, G. Reece, J. Reimer, W. Siuckey, BACK ROW: J. Kendrick, J. Pyle, B. Cooper. W. Crilz, J. Narurn, S. Rogers, T. Tyler, R.Creecl, D. Reimer, VV.Allen. S T ' .-.-.,,,...., ...c-.,,..-... ,....,, .. V I M L. K -' p .,,. f ' fz,, .1 A' if I jf, r . VV,. I, Q A AVAZZ .. 3' ' I K I ,i i 5,1 Sophomore Ed Suhr i2ll is hir by a Soulh Coach Bill Leach Houslon 'raclcler as Dick iviorlon i5Ol comes Coaflii T0bY MCCIGNTY- iasi. The Sophomore Team, dubbed by The coaches as Jrhe mos+ improved iviusiang ieam. compiled a 3-5-2 record, placing second in disirici' play. Coached by Toby ivicClenny and Bill Leach, and capiained by Bobby l-lannay and John Alford, The Sophs losi only ro Souih l-lousron in disrrici' play. Ouisianding players were Dick Morion, Jeff Bouche, Tom Ripple, Jeff Kendrick, David Reimer, Randy Phillips, John Narum, Bobby Robinson, Paul Bradley, Ed Suhr. and John Pyle. I60 Frosh Continue Mustang Tradition BOTTOM ROW: J. Mast, B. Bouldin, S. Altord, R. Kutner, R. Carroll, D. Bond, M. White, T. Mathews, B. Burlce. SECOND ROW: B. Darby, J. Darby, P. Schmidt, D. Boddortt, B. Mettord, R. Thompson, B. Pate, B. Wood, P. Shugart. THIRD ROW: J. Warren. B. Stell, D. Sullivan, G, Bracht, J. Flack, J, Ebanlcs, J. Smith, D. Peterson, J. Atwood. BACK ROW: D. Frinlr, B. Hoss, T. Spense B. Schraitle, D. Verstelt, S. Jones, E. Kent, A. Goodson, M. Thorpe. Memorial's youngest edition ot tootlaall power, the treshman team, saw many ups and downs, but tinished the year with a 6-4 record. The highlight ot the season came with a 28-I4 victory over the Spring Branch Frosh, which toretells good teams tor tuture Mustang varsities. The coaches rated Jim Mast, John Atwood. and tri-captains Gerry ' Bracht, Sam Altord, and Jim Darby as their most outstanding players this past season. Q. -1 Coach Bob Cornelius Coach Dave Figari ,Ar U - .ga 1-Lai' y .. f Lif 'j'!':'.. r Jett Bouche sweeps L A TTT Q around end tor the ' S a - - Sophomore team Mustangs Win District, Advance to State Playoffs KNEELING: D. Horan, F. Hall, V. Cross, H. Barthlow, P. Poythress, L. Payton, C. Van Loozen, STANDING: Manager A. Sadler, P Kratovl S. Kent, M. Millegan, J. Kroll, R. Carter, L. Wood, Coach Don Coleman Coach Don Coleman l62 With two district championships and 22 straight district wins under their belts, the Mustang baslcetball team set out in December on a historic journey to Gregory Gym in Austin. They marched through district IO-4A, slaughtered a herd ot rams, slcinned some buttaloes, and ended up by sending some Spartans home on their shields. Season Recorcl 68 S. F. Austin 50 R. E. Lee 87 W. W. Samuell IOI Baytown 65 Bellaire 74 Lamar 68 Pasadena 48 Waltrip 88 Sam Houston 6l Deer Park 87 Texas City 57 North Shore 79 Huntsville 62 South Houston 53 Waltrip 54 Smiley 92 Milby 59 Aldine 82 Baytown 67 Spring Woods 98 C. C. Ray 57 Spring Branch 93 Anderson 62 North Shore 69 Austin 60 South Houston 87 Richtield 62 Aldine 89 Brazosport 6l Smiley 74 Westbury 5l Spring Woods 82 Clear Creek 63 Spring Branch Jerry Kroll 'rg Larry Wood . Roland Carfer Starting Unlf H Paul Poyrhress Vernon Cross Mike Millegan Mustangs Over Trojans By deTeaTing SouTh I-lousTon, 92-45 The MusTangs conTinued Their Two-year sTring oT consecuTive disTricT wins. Memorial Tans Turned ouT To waTch Their Team Take iTs TwenTy-TourTh consecuTive disTricT win in a heaTed baTTle aT The SouTh l'lousTon Gym. Three Memorial roundloallers made The double Tigures. Jerry Kroll Took The lead wiTh 28. I-larry BarThlow and Roland Car- Ter Tallied IO each. I64 North Shore Smashed Running wild The TirsT quarTer, The Mus- Tangs began The I966 disTricT race Ioy de- TeaTing NorTh Shore IO6-78. Vernon Cross led The rampage, scoring I6 poinTs in The TirsT period. The Ponies looked greaT as They broke The cenTury mark Tor The TirsT Time in The season. Cross Took high poinT honors wiTh IS. Jerry Kroll Tollowed wiTh I6 and Mike Millegan made The double Tigures scor- ing IO. Hall pumps Tor 2 poinTs Fired-up MusTangs await game, left To righ'r: Horan, Koll Ke T Barfhlo PoyThress, PayTon. Cross. Eagles Defeated The mighTy MusTangs douloled another opponenT's score. sTomping Smiley 9I-45 OTT To a slow sTarT, Memorial gained speed and pulled out oT range. Again The Ponies puT Three in The double Tigures. Jerry Kroll led The pack, Tally ing, 26, while Vernon Cross scored I7 and Roland Carter came up wiTh IO. l Memorial's Tasl' break aT work, Cross I l22I passes To PoyThress l32I Aldine Clipped Aldine gave fhe Musfangs one of fheir foughesf fighfs in disfricf play fhis year. Memorial had some frouble geffing sfarfed, buf managed fo posf a 78-59 vicfory over fhe sur- prising Aldine five. Larry Wood broke info fhe double figures wifh I4 poinfs as fhe Musfangs fook fheir 27+h sfraighf win. Jerry Kroll copped The high poinf honors wifh 30 followed by Vernon Cross wifh I 8. Vernon Cross scores fwo despife Spring Wood's affempfed block. Spring Branch Bows Before a sfanding-room-'only crowd fhaf packed info fhe Memorial Gym. fhe Musfangs handily de- feafed fhe Spring Branch Bears Sl-60 for fheir 28+h sfraighf disfricf win. The Musfangs led all fhe way and won puffing forfh a final flourish. The Bears fhreafened in fh,e fhird period, buf fhe rally was shorflivecl. Jerry Kroll, confrolling fhe backboards, dropped in 35 poinfs, followed by Vernon Cross wifh 22 and Larry Wood wifh IS. Kroll opens Spring Branch game wifh 'rip TO Carfer 1549 Jerry Kroll shoofs as Mike Millegan l35l fighfs for rebound posifion. Red Over Gold Memorial confinued ifs winning ways by dumping fhe Spring Woods Tigers 88-56. Playing againsf a much shorfer Spring Woods ouffif, The Musfangs fook an easy win, while preparing for fhe Spring Branch showdown. Vernon Cross and Mike Millegan scored Il poinfs each, buf Jerry Kroll broughf home fhe bacon wifh 28 poinfs. I Coach Coleman and The Coleman Corps . LeTT To Righlz Cross, Millegan, Kroll, Wood, CarTer, PoyThress. Troians Sfymiecl The IvlusTangs showed ThaT They are indeed a versaTiIe Team as They deTeaTed The SouTh I'IousTon Troians I I5-37. IT is quiTe a TeaT To hold a Team To only 37 poinTs, buT The MusTangs wenT on To also break The cenTury mark. Jerry Kroll was The sTar oT The nighT as he scored a record 58 poinTs. No one could sTop Kroll, who played nearly all oT The game and hiT a phenomenal 20 ouT oT 22 from The Tree Throw line. I-le also rammed in I9 Two-poinTers Trom The Tloor To seT a new disTricT and ciTy record. Larry Wood charges hard as Kroll l42I adds Two more poinTs. North Shore Falls The IvIusTangs handily deTeaTed NorTh Shore Tor The second Time This season 76-42. This exTended The lvlusTangs' disTricT win skein To 29. and gave Them a disTricT record oT 6-O Tor The year. I-Iigh poinT man was Two Time all-sTaTer Jerry Kroll. wiTh 26 poinTs. Vernon Cross Tollowed wiTh a sTeady I2 poinTs. F' , CapTain Jerry Kroll geTs Two oT his record 58 poinTs and Roland CarTer assisTs. Aldine Crushed The Memorial roundballers Took Their ThirTy-TirsT consecuTive disTricT win as They crushed Aldine IO8- 6O in The MusTang Gym. WiTh Their Tine deTense and accuraTe shooTing The IVIusTangs builT up a comTorTabIe lead oT ol-26 aT The haIT. They came back in The second haIT, subsTiTuTing Treely, and ran away To Tinish lO8-60. This was The MusTang's Third Time To break IOO in disTricT play This year. Vernon Cross, doing some Tine shooTing Trom The ouTside, Tallied I8 while Jerry Kroll Took high honors wiTh 20. Eagles Clipped Atter a slow start, the Ponies got rolling and dumped the Smiley Eagles 77-42. Absent trom the regular start- ing tive were Paul Poythress and Larry Wood. Dan l-toran and Mike Millegan replaced the two, showing that the Mustangs also have a strong bench. Jerry Kroll compiled 37 points white Vernon Cross came up with l2 to lead the charging Mustangs. Junior Larry Wood warms up betore Spring Woods game. Mustangs Win District Memorial almost waited too long to claim their third straight IOAAAA champion- ships, but managed to overcome the Bears ot Spring Branch, 70-66. Jerry Kroll led the play-ott-bound Ponies trom I3 points be- hind with a tourth period spurt that caught the hosting Bears 62-62 at the regular tinish. ln the overtime period, the Mustangs tirst ot the year, Roland Carter sank six ot Me- morials eight points to ruin Spring Branch's upset bid and end the regular season tor the Mustangs, one in which they posted a potent 30-4 record. Mustangs in double tigures were Kroll l28l Carter ll6l All Cross pumps tor two district Vernon mofel . . . ,, Hosses Hold Tigers The big Red cinched at least a tie tor the district IO-AAAA crown, deteating the Spring Woods Tigers 77-38. Every man on the squad played in the game, which was the last home game on the district schedule. Memorial ran up a 32-7 lead in the tirst period and coasted to the 77-38 win. Four Mustangs made the double tigure scores. Jerry Kroll, with 22, took high point honors. Larry Wood tallied ll and Vernon Cross and Roland Carter sank IO each. Jerry Kroll holding onto the ball and showing the determination that made him a three year all stater. Ponies Ride Rams, Buffs to State Krall rolls Two more 'ThaT's iTl we flid TT ATTer Three sTraighT disTricT championships The MusTang round- ballers were able To Talce Tull advanTage oT Their posTTion and ad- vance To The sTaTe TournamenT in AusTin, Tor The TirsT Time, by winning Two cluTch posT-season games. Memorial, aTTer a nighT oT red-hoT shooTing, came Through bi- disTricT wiTh a shalcey Three-poinT vicTory, 56-53. Rice UniversiTy Field l-louse was The locaTion Tor The game and The lvlusTangs had The awesome memory oT having losT Their bi- disTricT games on ThaT courT The pasT Two years. All-sTaTe candidaTe, Jerry Kroll led The pumpers wiTh 2l poinTs. Larry Wood, besides puTTing TorTh a greaT deTensive eTTorT, scored l3. Vernon Cross and Roland CarTer puT Through 10 and 8 poinTs respecTively, and deTensive specialisT Paul PoyThress scored 4 poinTs. This vicTory Turned The Ml-IS sTudenT body inTo a band oT gypsies as They Tollowed Their Team To The regional playoTTs againsT Beau- monT-French in BeaumonT's Lamar Tech gym. BoosTers Tound an even more suspense-paclced evening Than earlier in The weelq as Memorial snealced pasT The French in a phoTo Tinish 48-47. Top-scoring Kroll and sTand-in Mike lvlillegan 'Touled ouT Torcing a sTall sTraTegy by Coach Coleman. The scoring was eTTecTively iced unTil a laTe game surge by BeaumonT broughT Them wiThin sTrilcing disTance. lT was a game OT breaks Trorn ThaT poinT, and The MusTangs goT a very slighT advanTage, jusT enough To puT Them on The Trail oT The sTaTe championship. Ploinsmen, Spartans Bow Larry Wood deTTIy keeps MemoriaI's inTenTionaI sTaII alive. The passing game was insTrumenTaI in The IvIusTangs successful bid Tor The championship. The high Tlying IvIusTangs swepT inTo Their TirsT sTaTe baskeTbaII TournamenT by beaTing Lubbock IvIonTerrey and Dallas Samuell To cop The highly-prized AAAA sTaTe championship. The semi-Tinal game againsT The Lubbock IvIonTerrey Plainsmen was won by The score oT 50443. As had been The case ThroughouT The year, Jerry Kroll Ied The Mus- Tang charge wiTh his sTrong aII-around play and leader- ship. The aggressiveness and speed OT The IvIusTangs was Too much Tor The deIiberaTe Lubbock Team, as The Coleman Corps played one OT Their more Tlawless games OT The year. Kroll Ied The IvIusTangs wiTh I9 poinTs, while Vernon Cross added I3 and Larry Wood 8. In The pressure-packed championship game, Me- morial avenged an early-season loss To The Samuell SparTans, winning by The score oT 73-68. The game was close all The way wiTh The sTeady play oT Roland CarTer, Paul PoyThress, and Kroll, along wiTh The ac- curaTe ouTside-shooTing oT Cross keeping The Memorial pace. The big sTar oT The game, however, was Harry BarThIow, who enTered The game when Tour Pony sTarTer goT in Toul Trouble. The 6'2 senior did an ouTsTand- ing job, scoring I6 poinTs and dominaTing The re- bounding. Kroll again Ied The scoring wiTh 20 poinTs, hiTTing a solid I2 ouT oT I3 Tree Throws. Cross canned I8 poinTs, while CarTer added 9, Iviillegan 6, and PoyThress 4. Vernon Cross confidenTIy evades SamueII's defense in The big game. Harry BarThIow surrounded by Plainsmen in The semi-Tinal game againsT Lubbock. I69 AAAA State Champ Mig Enihusiasfic Memorial rooiers cheer Jream on +o Share Championship. Coach Coleman receives well deserved con- orafulaiions 'From Dr. Landrum. Hvsti Capiain Jerry Kroll shows off covered +rophy. Harry Barihlow i3Il and Ford Hall whoop ir up. Sfate Championship pos?-game bediam. p B Team Wins District ln ... f . FRONT ROW: B. O'Brien, R. Schultz, G. O'Brieh, D. Viclcery, J. Lesch, S. Slaymalcer, J. Foy, S. Pitcock, R. Lee, SECOND ROW: Coach Randall Holloway, manager T. Tomlorde, R. Little, R. Arlerbury, D. Stovall A. Hiclcs, S. Aalcer, B. Floyd, lvl. Johnston, S. Krueger, trainer' D. Kemper. Freshmen Learn Fundamentals FRONT ROW: J. Phillips, G. Landers, M. Tapsalc, R. Phelps, D. Sullivan, B. Scherwitz. SECOND ROW: S. Van Loozen, C. Cordell, B. Dudley, E. Suhr, R. Taylor, W. Stuclcey, G. Richards. THIRD ROW: Coach Dave Fiqari, B. Burk, W. Howard, B. Ogilvie T. Hanlon, H. Kaslrier, D. Fisher, G. Cox, not pictured: T. Burl, T. Oallagler. l7l Track Team Runs for Top Honors .. l FRONT ROW: R. Guslafson, M. Gaines, K. Pearson, C. Carllon, D. Dealon, K. Willis, SECOND ROW: L. Harn, M. Bouche, P. Bradley, R. Brenls, B. Healh, J. Warlilc, J. Lalicker, THIRD ROW: D. Hackelhorn, S. Brake, D. Turner, G. Shahan, M. Sehnerl, F. Brock, FOURTH ROW: L. Moore, A. Kendricks, R. Eglihr, S. Neulram, B. Holloway, D. Gardner, FIFTH ROW: T. Joyce, R. Dailey. T. Bailey, D. Lewis, P. Slansloerry, SIXTH ROW: lrainer G. Karler, C. Frosf, D. Morlon, G. Weber,J. Drew. G. Weber, J. Drew. The Memorial Traclcslers, headed by coach Will Taylor, enlered Jrhe I966 cinder season highly oplimisric founded on rhe relurn of many of The boys who had made 'rhem regional champion and earned 'rhem 'lhird place in The Shale meer in l965. Among 'rhem were John Drew, Mike Bouche, John Warliclc, Larry Harn, James Laliker, Ken Pearson, Mike Milligan, Marlc Schnerr, and Kyle Willis. Coach Will Taylor. l 72 gqnqi' ' nl'4VVrA,w WS V1 A 1 'W , 'if f'P'M '1w' il VJ. , - . I :fl el AWWA ' 'ggiejvf ff, ,A any -' K ,- -rf. -.1 ff . ' A .e,.?f, , fy Ra: 1 , 'pda ,-an Sprinler Milne Bouche. Miler John Drew. . , - ,,.' I H -I ' .lil 2 A 'Q 4' M m y - :gn I ' Q- W , E , r, H A A 'vk L ffif I Four of lhese five oulslanding sprinlers will carry lhe balon for lhe Big Red in l'he mile relay. Dave Morlon, Milne Bouche, Rusly Brenls, Sleve Brake, and James Lalilcer. Kyle Willis shows form fha? makes him lhe de- fending low hurdles champion in IO-AAAA. ..i --..,,,,,i 'SX Z, fun Speed Unlimiled. Sprin+ relay runners Rusly Brenls, Milne Bouche, Sieve Brake, Larry Harn. I73 l ahora I74 -I 632. V, ,,,,, .WH ,. www' H , Dislance men Bill l-lealh and John Warliclc. Ken Pearson winds up in The discuss Throw. Ui! Q ,,,r ' 38 ,W-'l ' . Yr? ,i Ron Scraper powerfully uncoils 'rhe sho? A ground-level view of Mark Sehnerf clearing six 'feel in 'lhe high-iump, Swim Team Tops in State E li? il 5 ' Ii! i 1 T , Rl if Ai il hi 8 at ll ng fl 41 al rl V 51.9 FRONT ROW: C. Davis, D. Browning, J. Apple, K. Browning, M. Cramer, M. Dugan, SECOND ROW: Wesl, T. Suchecki J. l-lelman, P. Croyle, D. Cox, J. Dyksira, J. Hanlon, THIRD ROW: T. Elkins, F. Monk B. l-lagemann, B. Dugan, R. Folk, B. Waison, J. Osborne, BACK ROW: T. Counlryman, manager: C. Ho R. Rox, B. Applegaie, M. Gavin, D. Cooke, D. Iglehari, R. Quick, coach. ry Afier capiuring firsr place al 'rhe Uni- versiiy of Texas High School lnviiaiional Siale Meer in Auslin, The San Angelo Meei, and 'rhe ninlh annual SMU Swim Meei' in Dallas, Memorial's defending siaie swimming champs hosied Jrhe siaie swim meer a+ 'rhe Dad's Club YMCA March I7. Armed wiih a new coach, Richard Quick, 'rhe swimmers ser several s'raie records and also ser a nalional high school record in The 4-OO yard freeslyle relay. Coach Richard Quick B. Sievens, D. Leever, D. Rolke. A . M. Rowley, T. Edwards, J. McGary opingarner, S. Corzeiie, R. Williams, Alan Wesf, leading freesfyier, iakes deep breaih, if 1 I ,Mr Bryon Appiegaie ready on +he blocks One of The big reasons +he Mus+ang swim 'I'eam is iops in ihe Siaie is fhis ireesiyle reiay consisiing of Alan Wesi' and Jody Heiman. FIRST ROW, and Rick Fox and Rich Williams, BACK ROW. A+ The midway iurn in a praciice race are Musianq breesisfroicers Chuck Hoopingarner and Sieve Corzeife. One of llie leading high school bullerflyers in llwe courwiry, Junior Jody Helman comes up lor air Diver Franlc Monk John McGary lakes a dizzy flip off The high board. Top Musiarmq diver Milne Rowley displays perlecl form. Boys' Tennis Team Defends District Championship 1,0 rn.r+4 Coach Dov Colemar, S. Waller, B. Baker, T. Askew, A. Dehekas, E. Baxler, M. Hawkins. Girls' Tennis Team Shows Top Form FRONT ROW: K. Casler, P. Ellis, P. Talley, Cv. Parker, K. Childers, BACK ROW: Coach Mildred Hausinger, D. Perine, L. Williams, B. Baker, S. Slime, S. Ellis, manager M. K. Weige. I78 5 ...! Serving sfyles are displayed by Brandy Baker and Ginger Parker. Brandy Baker ileilrl and Sieve Wallon slwow win ning smiles ailer anoilwer doubles viciory. Girls double iearn ofBell1 Balmer ileumrl and Phyllis Talley. ps... 1 ss1-, ss'l1 B. 1 1' S B j- - ii'-i Lighining-fasl speed and reflexes are needed in line game of 'rennis as Alan Denekas snows in Jrnis baclclwand slwoi. I79 Baseball Team Makes Pitch for District BOTTOM ROW: W. Thomas, S. Pitcock, T. Bullock, B. Foster, S. Lacey. S. Smith, P. Allely, D. Smith, T. Carey, J. Isbell. BACK ROW: Coach Mike Williamson, S. Torn, J. Love, M. Nelson, J. Bracht, K. Elston, R. Little, Coach Bob Cornelius. MemoriaI's top power hitter, Ted Carey Il5l, rounds tirst base atter another hit. When each Spring arrives, it can be assured that coach Milce Williamson will have his baseball team ott and running. This year was no exception. With such strong lettermen as Sam Torn, Ted Carey, Jim Isbell, Vernon Cross, and Jerry Kroll returning, a tine nucleus was available on which to build a team primed once again to shoot tor the district title that eluded them last year. l82 ,.i. Y... 4 4. U ,-.., ' ' A wrt.. , , V' f M ' 'i . Jim Isbell II2I talces a healthy out at the ball in Lamar game. JWFI NSS Bl :T 1 'ms g. ta Top 18 Form Girls Volleyball Team Miss Doroihy Josey's I8 girls praclicecl volley- ball a+ lhe iunior high school unlil lhe Memorial gym was vacaied by ihe ever-winning baskelball learn. Then They sei aboul' lo preserve Memorials win- ning 'rraclilion in a lasl paced schedule. Jill Nagle socks a relurn over lhe nel al a Tough prac- lice session. BOTTOM ROW: M. Crump, L. Porier, L. Carswell, J. Broaddus, B. Greenwood, L. Salisbury, M. Miller, A. Hufchison, L. Bonewilz M. O'Brien. BACK ROW: Coach Dorolhy Josey, J. Nagle, P. Wilkerson, L. Terry, K. Buescher, A, Dowling. P. l-laring, C. Ycung E. Bell, L. Miller, Manager. l83 Awards . . . the recognition of out- standing talent, capability, and application . . r.'Syl11bOl- izing thea struggle and reso- lution behind all accom- plishment . . . encouraging the desire to achieve higher goals. . x XX N Qf ' N X V xx ex RR XX XM X Xu X National Honor Society V uxf. 'Fl You say we're qivinq pies To The winners? Members puT Tinishinq Touches on The NaTional Honor SocieTy's boo+h, a Cake Walls, aT The Senior Carnival. lT's really very simple: all iT Takes is brains. NaTional Honor SocieTy oTTicers, presidenT Ford Hall, vice-presidenT Ted SiTT, secreTary CourTney Flavin, and Treasurer John Weeks. hold an execuTive meeTinq. l86 'IW This year lVlemorial's normally sTaid NaTional l-lonor SocieTy was characTerized by unaccusTomed acTiviTy. The SocieTy's TouTed qualiTies oT scholarship, leadership, characTer, and service were evidenT. as were iTs collecTive business acumen and sense oT humor, in The cake-walk aT The Senior Carnival, and The Sange-rTesT. The Top Tive per cenT concerned Themselves wiTh such problems as SAT's and college accepTance in Their parody oT The Drummer Boy Tor The ChrisTmas sing. The year's acTiviTies ended on a diTTerenT noTe, wiTh The inducTion oT new members in a Tormal ceremony, and The presenTa- Tion oT a senior ring To The mosT ouTsTanding new junior member. L Achve in School Affairs Anneile Adams Libby Anlrhony Gary Appel? Ken? Basye Roberl Baze Srephen Brice Mary Byrne Roberl' Chrisly Sherry Davis Pam Ellis Couriney Flavin Susan Funkhouser Sleve Gaines Gamewell Ganll' Richard George Jeii Goodman Brad Gould Janice Greig Karin Guslalson Ford Hall Susie Hastings Kalhy Johnson Liz Kemper Linda King Jerry Kroll Ernesl Leard Jim Laird Roberl' Lindley Elizabelh McCarl'y Barbara McHenry Membership Tx Tom McMasler Mike Mclvlurry Mariorie Macliviif Sieve Maclzarland Colleir O'NeiIl Blair Oney Peler O'Reilly Richard Owen Susan Pigqot? Polly Plaza Lisa Powell Paul Poylhress Jackie Richardson Wanda Sampley Joe Sill Ted Siii Charles Simmons Susan Smith Terry Slanlon Pamela Slevenson Lee Slone Richard Suggs Randy Sunday Brad Thomas Bryan Van Ealon Joan Walker Sieve Wallon John Weeks Mike While Sponsor-Mrs. Margarel' Browne My Sponsor Mrs. Sarah Bybee Seniors Ford Hall and Polly Plaza admire lree school rings ihe Nalional Honor Sociely awarded lhem for lheir oulslanding academic work, Seniors Pace Memorial in Excellence RepresenTaTive of The scholarly work in Memorial's classes and excepTional TalenT among The 600 graduaTing seniors, TwenTy- Tive have been singled ouT for special recogniTion in academic or acTiviTy areas. Kathi Donahue Drama KaThi is a vivacious girl whose skill in The use oT The Toois oT her Tracle--words and gesTures-make her an ouTsTanding drama sTudenT, She has been acTive in The NaTional Forensic League and The Drama Club OT which she has been Treasurer and presidenT. She loves To parTicipaTe in ciass acTiviTies and Teels ThaT drama has given her confidence To apply her TalenTs To These class TuncTions. The TacT ThaT she has been class secreTary Tor Three years is noT a surprising one. ln addiTion, she is a mem- ber oT The Spanish Club, The American Field Service, Tri-Hi-Y, and Sigma Gamma. KaThi uTilizes her Tree mornenTs Tor reading, waTer skiing, and swimming. She plans To conTinue her educaTion aT SouThwesTern UniversiTy nexT year and major in drama. Charles Simmons Scholarship AThleTics MaTh The mosT ouTsTanding TooTball player as chosen by The aThieTic deparTmenT, The mosT ouTsTanding maTh sTudenT, and one oT The scholarship award winners, Charles is The only Three-honor eiecTee This year. For Charles, every subiecT oTTers a new opporTuniTy in learning and a new chance To challenge himself. As a member of The Key Club, NaTionai Honor SocieTy, ScienTiTic and Philosophical SocieTy, and secreTary-Treas- urer of Mu Aipha TheTa, as well as vice-presidenT of The senior class, he is conTinually acTive in club aTTairs. Besides being acTive in These clubs, he has won deparT- menTai awards in general draTTing, English, chemisTry, algebra, TrigonomeTry, and elemenTary anaiysis and is a NaTional lvieriT FinaiisT. ln addiTion, he earned The American Chemical SocieTy's cerTiTicaTe oT honor. Plan- ning To maior in engineering, Charles hopes To aTTend PrinceTon. I88 Steve Walton Ellen Barton Science STeve WalTOn was named OuTsTand- ing Science STudenT This year. He is a member OT The German Club, Key Club, NaTiOnal Honor SocieTy, Wrang- lers, and The ScienTiTic and Philosophi- cal SocieTy. STeve plays on The Tennis Team buT enjoys all sporTs and is in- TeresTed by anyThing perTaining To science. He also Talces pleasure in read- ing,'auTOmObile mechanics. cOmpeTiTive Tennis, and geology and geophysics. NexT.year, STeve will aTTend The Uni- versiTy OT Texas and plans To maior in physics or engineering. Journalism WiTh eagerness and a ready smile, Ellen has assumed The posiTion OT co- ediTOr OT The Anvil Tor The spring sem- esTer. She Thinks iournalism is Tun and inTeresTing. I love TO wriTe , she drawls in a small SouThern voice. Ellen came To Memorial This year Trom Cooper High School in Abilene, where she was chosen Queen OT her iunior class and served on The STudenT Coun- cil. Leadership abiliTies and service have also been displayed in her being elecTed presidenT and vice-presidenT OT her Tri-Hi-Y and upon her membership in Sigma Gamma. Her iOurnalisTic aT- TribuTes are sTrengThened and puT To good use Through her membership in The English Honor SOcieTy and The ecliTOrials which she wriTes Tor The school paper. Ellen has earned Top honors in .The THSPA SOcieTy WriTing ConTesT, buT also Tincls Time Tor sewing, swimming, and playing Tennis. She plans TO aTTend Texas Tech where she will be a iournalism maior. Joe Siff Speech Speech award winner Joe SiTT is loolcing Torward TO qsTudying archiTecTural design aT Yale Uni- versiTy Or Brown. He has won awards in Cross-ExaminaTion DebaTe, Orig- inal OraTOry, POeTry and Prose ln- TerpreTaTion, and DeclamaTiOn. As a iunior, Joe was sTaTe champion OT The UlL in Prose InTerpreTaTion. Though he says Travelling Tor The speech TOurnamenTs limiTs his acTivi- Ties. he is vice-presidenT OT The STu- denT Council, presidenT OT The Na- Tional Forensic League, a member OT The Key Club, NaTional Honor SOcieTy, Mu Alpha TheTa, and is an OTTicer-aT-large' OT The English Honors SocieTy. He was a delegaTe TO The sTaTe YouTh ConTerence and is a member OT The local YouTh Con- Terence. Joe swam cOmpeTiTively as a member OT The AmaTeur AThleTic Union and is an Eagle ScOuT. He also enioys exercising and working wiTh weighTs. l89 Floyd McSpadden Social Sluclies Social sfudies award winner, Floyd has a deep inferesf in polifics and governmenf which is re- fiecfed in numerous affairs. l'le is a member of fhe Sfudenf Councils elecfion and public reiafions com- miffees, presidenf of fhe local Young Republican Organizafions, and is presidenf of his church youfh group. Floyd is a member of fhe Key Club, Wranglers, fhe Scienfific and Philosophical Sociefy, and fhe Nafionai Forensic League. l-le has served as a manager of fhe foofbali feam for fhree years. T-le also enioys fennis and surfing and is now fak- ing flying lessons. Fioyd plans on affending Soufh- wesfern Universify and will probably fransfer fo fhe Universify of Texas or Texas Tech fo confinue working foward a law degree. He says if is nec- essary fo have a basic undersfanding and inferesf in governmenf in order fo be a more effecfive cifizen. 90 Liz Kemper German Liz was seiecfed as fhe oufsfanding German sfu- denf of fhe year on fhe basis of Hinferesf, hard work, and abiiifyf' l-ler enfhusiasm for fhe language has earned her fhe secrefaryship of fhe German Club. She is also secrefary of fhe Fufure Teachers of America, a member of fhe Nafional l-lonor So- ciefy, fhe Scienfific and Philosophical Sociefy, and Sigma Gamma. An aiiround good sfudenf, she has won deparfmenfai awards in physical science, Lafin, American hisfory, and German. Her inferesf in school acfivifies, especially sporfs, promofed her fo seelc a cheerleader's posf. l-ler vivaciousness and energy have helped her excei in this capacify. When firne is avaiiabie, Liz worlcs crossword and jigsaw puzzles and sews. Af Lufher College, she will maior in German and English wifh a degree planned in educafion. Ford Hall Schohrdnp Scholarship award winner Ford Hall presenTs a quieT, Organized image which hides well The many acTiviTies ThaT crowd his schedule. AlThough he spends a good bir OT Time wiTh his Tamily, Ford has managed To win The English and physics awards and earn The honor OT being named OuTsTanding iunior by The NaTiOnal Honor SOcieTy. ATTer sTudy- ing, FOrd's Time goes To clubs, spOrTs, and guiTar playing. He is presidenT OT The NaTional Honor Sof cieTy, a member OT The ScienTiTic and Philosophical SocieTy, Mu Alpha TheTa, and The Key Club. He was a member OT lVlemOrial's sTaTe championship basl4eTball Team as well as playing gOlT and Tennis in his spare Time. Ford plans TO major in chemical engineering aT NOrThwesTern, Harvard, or Rice. Band John Barrington John is This years recip1enT OT The band award. However, musical noTes and chemical Tormulae musT be cOmpaTible because he has also done ex- cepTiOnal work in chemisTry. Named TO The all-ciTy, all-disTricT, and regional bands as well as The all- sTaTe and all regional OrchesTra, JOhn's skillful play- ing OT The Oboe won him a place on The concerT Tour OT France and Germany lasT summer, yeT his scoring in The Top TwenTy per cenT on The American Chemical SOcieTy TesT shows The inTensiTy OT his inTeresT in science. His membership in The English Honor SocieTy, ScienTiTic and Philosophical So- cieTy, Mu Alpha 'l'heTa, and German Club give some insighT inTO John's all-round abiliTies and ac- complishmenTs. His enThusiasm Tor sandloT TOOTball and reading occupy much OT his spare Time. He hopes TO become a sTudenT aT Rice UniversiTy and plans To maior in chemisTry while cOnTinuing his band acTiviTies. John Warlick Biology A+hle+ics A member of ihe iracla ieam for +wo years. and co-capiain 'rhis year, John is also a Three-year member of Mu Alpha Thela. l-le is happiesl' when he is running or swimming . bui is inferesied in and enjoys all spor+s. l-le hopes +o gei a scholar- ship +o The Universiiy of Texas on The basis of his 'irack record and plans To maior in maihemalics and minor in biology. V X WJ' P-'lk Lynn Elsfon Publica+ions A guiei bui' capable person, Lynn knows whai' she wanis and works un- ceasingly Toward her goal uniil she reaches ii. These qualifies siood her in good siead in her job as ecliior of ihe Reaia. for which she is receiving a iournalism award This year. Lynn en- ioys dancing and swimming and pariic- ularly likes io waich baseball games. She has varied inieresis as can be seen in her membership in such clubs as Sigma Gamma, French Club. American Field Service, Quill and Scroll, and ihe English Honor Socieiy. Oi her yearboolc work. Lynn says, il has given me a sironger sense of responsibiliiy in a shorier period of lime 'rhan l ever imagined possible. She plans io aiiend Souihern Meihodisi Universiiy, Washingion Universiiy, or Universiiy of Colorado, and maior in psychology. Susie Smith Spanish Susie is inTeresTed in The sTudy oT languages because you are a new and diTTerenT person Tor each language spoken. Recognized as The Spanish scholar oT The year, she Tinds her worlc rewarding and inTeresTing. An acTiye parTicip- anT in school-relaTed acTiviTies, she is a member oT The NaTional Honor SocieTy, The ScienTiTic and Philosophical SocieTy. Mu Alpha TheTa, Fu- Ture Teachers oT America, The Spanish Club, Sigma Gamma, The English Honor SocieTy. and The InTer-Club Council. Susie's Time is Tilled wiTh school proiecTs, reading, sewing, and singing in her church choir. She hopes To aTTend Lufher College and sTudy languages wiTh emphasis on a degree in educaTion. Jerry Kroll AThleTics The guieT modesTy oT Jerry Kroll does noT adverTise The many TaceTs oT his leadership aT Memorial. BUT he is capTain oT The baslceTball Team, chaplain oT The STudenT Council, member oT The Honor SocieTy, Key Club, and Wranglers. Jerry comrnenTs ThaT he has always been in- TeresTed in sporTs, buT ThaT baslceTball has be- come his main inTeresT. An all-disTricT player Tor Two years, a member OT The second and Third all-sTaTe Teams and a seven Time all-TournamenT player, Jerry has exhibiTed qualiTies oT leadership and aThleTic abiliTy which will undoubTedly earn him addiTional honors and berThs Bn champion- ship Teams. Jerry will seelc a liberal arTs degree and a place on The baslceTball Team aT Davidson UniversiTy nexT year. Marjorie MacEviH French To Marjorie, language sTudy presenTs a challenge she loves To 'meeT. She has sTud- ied French Tor Tive years and describes iT as a beauTiTul language and Thinlcs The liTeraTure is inTeresTing. She has received The French award Tor Two years and The English award Tor Three years. Marjorie is secreTary of The Spanish Club SocieTy, Mu Alpha TheTa, NaTional Honor SocieTy, and Sigma Gamma. She puT her knowledge OT Spanish To good use lasT summer when she wenT To Honduras Tor The inoculaTion program. She enjoys parTicipaTing in such service projecTs and enjo s Things oT an aesTheTic naTure. WaTer sliing, swimming, and horseback riding are oTher TavoriTe acTiviTies. She will major in languages aT eiTher Cornell, Middlebury, Wellesly, or Mills and hopes To become an inTerpreTer. ri x A 15X Brad Thomas STudenT RepresenTaTion DebaTe and parliamenirary procedure are parTs oT The complex and demanding world in which Brad Tinds himselT as presidenT oT The STudenT Council and debaTe Team member. Brad pos- sesses a dynamic personaliTy and has a habiT oT slipping inTo a deep SouThern accenT reTlecTive OT his Georgia childhood when he becomes ex- ciTed. He oTTen Tinds himself shorT oT Time and pulled in several direcTions aT once, as he is a member of The Key Club, Good SporTsmanship League, NaTional Forensic League, American Field Serv- ice, NaTional Honor SocieTy, Quill and Scroll, The English Honor SocieTy, Wranglers. and is presidenT oT The ScienTiTic and Philosophical So- cieTy. In recogniTion oT his achievemenTs in var- ious areas. Brad has received TirsT and second place awards in Anvil liTerary conTesTs during his sophomore and junior years. deparTmenTal awards in world hisTory, LaTin, American hisTory, and English, and was selecTed Junior RoTarian Tor The monTh oT November. In addiTion, he is a NaTional MeriT FinalisT. Plans Tor a law degree will be TurThered aT Harvard, Vanderbilt or Emory. Mark Morrison Pu blicaTions Journalism has been a valuable parT oT my high school career Trom The sTandpoinT of experience l have gained and lasTing Triendships l have made, says lvlarlc. His Tall semesTer Term as ediTor oT The Anvil demanded proficiency aT organizing and meeTing The deadlines Tor publicaTion. ConTinuing his worlq on The paper, he was The ediTorial consulTanT Tor The spring semesTer. The recipienT oT This year's publicaTions award, he has also received The NaTional Quill and Scroll Award Tor his TeaTure wriTing, and is a member oT The English Honor SocieTy and Wranglers. lvlarlc enjoys all sporTs buT exerTs special eTTorTs To improve his Tennis game. l-le plans To aTTend The UniversiTy oT Texas and-maior in iournalism. Martha Williforcl Choir LasT year, MarTha's musical TalenT earned her The Chorale Award, and This year The qualiTy of her alTo voice has lcepT her in Top conTenTion Tor honors in The choir. She has been a member oT The choir Tor Tour years buT sang in her church choir and in junior. high school beTore she came To Memorial. MarTha is also an acTive member oT The Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, and Sigma Gamma. When she is noT busy singing, she enioys playing The guiTar, piano, and organ and skiing or lisTening To hillbilly music. MarTha especially enioyed visiTs To New Yorlc. New Orleans, Mexico, and Aspen. where she someTimes slcis. Displaying The TemperamenT oT a musician when she geTs mad, she says, l bang on a guiTar and geT iT ouT of my sysTem. 1 Nancy who has been worlclng on school papers since lunior high and describes her lnferesf as sfill growing IS co edlfor of fhe Anvil for fhe second semesfer She says fhe fifle ednfor has been a sorl' of dream for fhe lasf fwo or fhree years, and fhaf if is fhe greafesl feeling in fhe world fo look af a paper and be able fo say fhal s mine'. Proof of Nancys deferminafion and excepfional abillfies is fhe facf fhaf she won fhe ediforship fhough she lusf moved fo Housfon 'rhns year, from Paschal High School in Ff Worfh Being awarded fursf place recogniflon in liferary confesfs for her edlforials and polished wrifings has become a regular occurrence for Nancy She was an American Field Service flnallsf and is a member of fhe Quill and Scroll Sociefy fhe English Honor Sociefy and Sigma Gamma ln her spare fume she enloys reading, coolc- ing swimming 'lennis and playing lhe piano. Nancy will affencl fhe Universlfy of Texas and sfudy iournal- ism and governmenf and hopes in a few years, fo Ted Siff Speech An unusual inferesf in fhe fields of speech and govern- menf characferizes Ted, who has falaen parf in fhespian acfivifies since his firsf year in high school. His mosl' re- warding course, he says, is speech, which provides op- porfunifies fo fravel, meef new people, and learn how differ- enf high schools operafe. Ted's main inferesfs oufside school include swimming and club acfivifies, in his case a wicle area. Ted has served as vice-presidenf of fhe Nafional Honor Sociefy, pre-sidenf of fhe Nafional Forensic League, and Mu Alpha Thefa, and senior direcfor of fhe Key Club. Appreciafive of his oufslanding qualifies of leadership, his classmafes have elecfed him class presidenf in his iunior and senior years. As for his college plans, Ted hopes fo be accepfed af eifher Sfanford, Harvard, or Johns Hopkins. He plans fo major in polifical science af one of fhese schools. Nancy Peterson Journalism w Karen Griffith l PWT ArT is The mosT imporTanT Thing To Karen, who has been inTeresTed in iT since second grade. AlThough she Hdabbles in everyThing, her favoriTe medium is waTer color. She was chosen To design and painT The disc of Big Red in The gym. As a second year sTudenT she placed in The NaTional ArT ConTesT. Karen's spare Time is Tilled wiTh reading, slceTching, lcniTTing, and wriTing. Hoping To aTTend arT schools in The UniTed STaTes Tor Two years and Then To conTinue her sTudies abroad, she will enTer The Tield oT eiTher commercial arT or Tashion design. Jeff Goodman Speech JeTT Goodman is presenTly Treasurer oT The NaTional l-lonor SocieTy, Key Club, and English l-lonor SocieTy. l-le received second place in The STaTe American Legion 0raTori- cal ConTesT, won a Commercial Award as a Junior and was Junior RoTarian Tor The monTh of January This year. l-le has won numerous awards in debaTe and exTemporaneous speak- ing, and has aTTended various speech insTiTuTes. l-le parTic- ularly lilces hunTing and swimming, as well as Tennis, and has aTTained The ranlr oT Eagle ScouT. As Tor college, JeTT is sTill undecided, buT plans To maior in clinical psychology. l-le Teels ThaT everyone's curriculum should include some courses relaTed To speech because Those wiTh experience in This area usually are more adepT in all areas OT endeavor. Steve Nagle Drama A devoTed parTicipanT oT drama and drama-relaTed acTiviTies, STeve was chosen lvlosT Promising AcTor his Junior year. He has been in The casT oT Tive plays aT Memorial and has worked in Ten plays ouTside oT school, doing much oT his acTing in The HousTon TheaTre CenTer and aT The UniversiTy oT HousTon. STeve enioys hunT- ing and likes To wriTe, especially poeTry. He is presenTly in The middle oT a novel, is working on a one-acT play. and is having one oT his poems published in a naTionally circulaTed magazine. STeve also enioys guiTar playing and Tolk singing. He received a LeTTer oT CommendaTion Tor his score on The NaTional MeriT -l'esT and was awarded TirsT place in The Junior division oT The Anvil l.iTerary Con- TesT. STeve plans To aTTend Wesleyan UniversiTy or The UniversiTy oT Virginia, where he will major in eiTher English or drama. He says ThaT man s+iIl lacks The abiliTy To Tell his Tellow man whaT he Teels in his hearT and says he wanTs To improve This Through his wriTing and acTing. f Ci Ll . fbififfe' i sl , xllalg Umgxl . vi W ' Y.......z Polly Plaza English Scholarship Polly may TrequenTly be seen unconsciously Tlipping her long. blond hair ouT oT The way as she busies herself aT her work as as- sociaTe ediTor oT The ReaTa or in preparing her class work. FascinaTed by any opporTuniTy To learn, she sTaTes ThaT alThough learning doesn'T open all doors, iT does give a glimpse oT The world. Polly is The recipienT of The NaTional Honor SocieTy senior ring, a Na- Tional lv1eriT FinalisT, a member oT The ScienTiTic and Philosophical SocieTy, Mu Alpha TheTa. Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll SocieTy and Sigma Gamma. EurTher recogniTion of her abiliTies included receipT oT deparTmenTal awards in English, Spanish, and chemisTry, and Top honors in disTricT and regional UniversiTy lnTerscholasTic League ConTesTs Tor her essays. The combinaTion oT These aTTribuTes have won her The English and Scholarship awards. Polly, an accom- plished pianisT, also enioys singing in her church choir, reading, cook- ing. and horseback riding. She will aTTend AnTioch College and will maior in eiTher hisTory or English. Application . . . the students . . . a study in motivation and drive . . . a pictorial review of a year's hopes, frustrations, pleas- ures . . . a look at the first graduating class to complete four years at Memorial . . . a time of learning, experienc- ing and growing. 1' SXQJ n I Q33 Nwis rl-f X51 f3,C'NXif5 Ka Y? S4 15 N J 3 Q 5 5' Q A v X TQ ,, 4 N' T , fa ' Q, f 15 K, ij -, 'wa J X SV 9 Q 43 if 55' 33335 4 ,Md- . mga ,f I 55ie'i51 N ,ff f ,Q 4,9 if Q At W , K 'fix U A 1 u I ' ',, xxp ff Ni X X X f 1 , , A Senior Class Officers Lei +0 rnglnl' Charles Simmons. Vice- Presidenl Courfney Flavin Treasurer Bob Clirisfy. Represen- 'rahve Kafhi Donahue Secrefary Ted Sill. President No? pic- , Anneile Adams Rolaerl' Adams David Allen Suzanne Allison Barbara Anderson Libby Anlhony Gary Appell Byron Appleqafe Debby Arm brusf Garry Bacorn Don Bain Julie Ball Becky Ballenger Wally Banks John Barringion Harry Barlhlow K ANNETTE ADAMS: SAPS, ii, iz: MMI, ii, IZ: NHS, iz: P ,,IfaBja,de EO,'jB:BjC ,OM AFS, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. ROBERT ADAMS: Wranglers, IZ: German Club, 9-IZ: Russian Club, IO, II. DAVID ALLEN: Radio Club President II: Elecironics Club. II. IZ. SUZANNE ALLISON: IvIarkeHes, I I, IZ, Firsi Lieufenanl, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. BARBARA ANDERSON: Sigma Gamma, IZ: PALS, IZ. LIBBY ANTHONY: MarkeI+es, IO, I I: Znd Lieufenani, II: Span- ish Club, 9-I I, Secrefary, II: AFS, 9-I I, Foreign exchange slu- den+, IZ: SAPS-MAG, IO, II. GARY APPELT: Track 9-IZ: Slu- denf Council, 9-IZ: Key Club, II, IZ: Mosf Ou+s'I'anding Sopho- more Boy: NHS. II, IZ. BYRON APPLEGATE: Swim Team, 9- IZ: Wranglers, IZ. DEBBY ARMBRUST: Tennis Team, 9-IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: French Club, IO-IZ: AFS, IO, II. GARRY BACORN: Swim Team, II: Wranglers, I2. DON BAIN: Wran- glers, IZ: Band: Spanish Club, IO. JULIE BALL: Sigma Gamma, IZ: French Club, 9-II: AFS. IO. II. BECKY BALLENGER: Symphonic Band, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Spanish Club, 9-I I: Marching Band, 9-IZ. WALLY BANKS: Wranglers, IZ. JOHN BARRINTON: MAG, IO-IZ: SAPS, 9-IZ: German Club, IO, II: Marching Band, 9-IZ: Band Treasurer. IZ. HARRY BARTHLOW: Baske'IbaII, IO-IZ. ELLEN BARTON: Anvil Feaiured wrirer, ediior, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. MARY ANNE BASTEAN: French Club, II, IZ: FHA, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. KENT BASYE: NHS, II, IZ: Harmonaires, I, IZ: Wranglers, IZ: AFS IZ: Chorale, II, IZ. BOB BAZE: Key Club, IZ: Wranglers, IZ: Naiional Meril' Semi- finalist IZ. PAT BEARDEN: Tri-Hi-Y, IO. JANIE BECHTOLD: MarkeHes, IZ: AFS. II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: FHA. 9-IZ, Rea'ra Academic Edifor, IZ. Well, would you believe . . . I earned ilu? Larry Harn BRUCE BECKER: Wranglers, IZ. MARTI BECKER: FTA, 9-IZ: FHA Firsl Vice-Presiclenl, IZ: Home Economics Award, II: Marching Band, 9: Sigma Gamma, IZ. JANICE BEDMAN: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Spanish Club, IZ: Nalional Meril Lelrler of Commenclalion, IZ. GARY BELDING: Wranglers, IZ: Harmonaires, II, IZ: Chorale, I0-IZ. TERI BEMAN: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Lilerary Conlesl Winner, II: Anvil, II. NANCY BENJA- MIN: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Thespians, II: Choir, IO- IZ: Russian Club, IZ. CHERYL BENNATTE: Sigma Gamma, IZ: FTA, II: Library Club, II, IZ. KIM BENNETT: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Spanish Club, IO: Homeroom Presiclenl, 9, IO. TOM BENNETT: Var- sily Foolball, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. PHIL BIANCHI: Wranglers, IZ: SAPS, IO: Tennis Team, 9, IO: Li- brary Club, 9, IO. CYNTHIA BIDDLE: DECA. IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. Tommy Binion Tanya Bird Randy Bi'reH'i Scoh' Black ScoH' Blair Margare+ Blanchard Joanne Blank Barbara Blaschlce TOMMY BINION: Reala Sfaft II: Anvil Sfaft II: Wranglers. I2. TANYA BIRD: MarkeHes. IO. Lieu- fenant II. Capfain. Secrefary. I2: AFS. II. I2: French Club. IO-I2: Drama Club. I2: Sigma Gam- ma. I2. RANDY BITETTI: Wranglers. I2. SCOTT BLACK: SAPS. 9-I2: Wranglers. I2: Science Award. 3rd in sI'aI'e meet IO: Mr. Memorial finalist I9: Baslce'I'ball. 9. IO. SCOTT BLAIR: Wranglers. I2: MAO. II. I2: Track. IO. JOANNE BLANK: French Club. IO. I I: FTA. II: AFS. I I. I2: ,Sigma Gamma. I2. BARBARA BLASCHKE: Library Club Secreiary- Treasurer, I2: FHA. II. I2: Sigma Gamma. I2: Anvil. I2. MARGARET BLUE: Sludenf Council. 9: SAPS. IO-I2: Marlcelrles. I2: Sigma Gamma. I2: FTA, 9. I I. DERICK BONEWITZ: Band. 9-I2: Drum Maior. I2: Quill and Scroll, I I. President I2: SAPS, Il, I2: Camera Club Vice-President I2: Anvil Assisfanl' Edilor. II. Business Manager. Managing Edilor, I2. BECKY BOUGHNER: Sigma Gamma President I2: PALS. I2: AFS. II. I2: FTA. II. I2: Spanish Club. I2: Memorial DAR winner. I2. VICKI BOYD: Sigma Gamma. I2: French Club. IO: FHA. I2: AFS. I2. GUILFORD BRATTEN: JV Baskeiball. IO. II. DONNA BRAUN: Miss Memorial Semi- 'Finalist 9. finalist Il: Sigma Gamma. I2. JOHN BREWER: French Club.. II. I2: Drama Club. I2: Chorale. I2. Marga re+ Blue Derick Bonewiiz Linda Boorman Becky Boughner Vicki Boyd Guilford BraH'en Donna Braun John Brewer Seniors asm? ,,,.-f x Milce Brice Slephen Brice Gary Brillon Bob Brogan Bill Brown Jim Brown Wayne Broyles Ronny Brydnl' Nila Buchwalcl Mary Buckley MIKE BRICE: Spanish Club, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. STEPHEN BRICE: NHS, II, IZ: SAPS Secrelary, IZ: German Club, II, IZ: Key Club, IZ: Nalional Merilr Semi-Iinalisi, IZ. GARY BRITTON: Wranglers, IZ. BILL BROWN: Wranglers, IZ. BROOKS BROWN: Wranglers, IZ: AFS: Spanish Club. WAYNE BROYLES: Wranglers, IZ. RONNY BRYANT: Wranglers, IZ. MARY BUCKLEY: FHA, 9: AFS, II: Anvil Slalf, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Spanish Club, IZ. PAULA BUCKLEY: FTA. 9-II: French Club, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ. ALDIS BURNETT: Freshman Siudeni Council Represenialive: Sfucleni' Coun- cil, IO, IZ: Junior Class Secrelary, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ. BRENDA BUTLER: Sludeni Council, IO: French Club, II, IZ: AFS, IZ: Chanlelairs, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. CARY BUTLER: Wranglers, IZ.CRAIG BUTLER: Homeroom Presideni, 9: MAG, II, IZ: NFL, IZ: Wranglers, IZ: Nalional Merii LeHer of Commenclafion, IZ. MARY BYRNE: Marlcelrles, II: NHS, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. IRMA CABELLO Spanish Club, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. PHYLLIS CALDWELL: Sigma Gamma, IZ. CINDY CAMP: Anvil Fealure Edilor, II, Copy Ecliior, IZ: Hoofprinis Business Manager, II: Liferary Maga- zine Siafl, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ. GEHLE CAMPBELL: AFS, II: FTA, Il: Spanish Club, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ. CATHY CAMPISE: Sigma Gamma, IZ. CAROLYN CANNATA: Band 9-I I: Sigma Gam- ma, IZ. PIERCE CANTRELL: Bancl, 9-II: SAPS, IO, II: Spanish Club, IZ: Wranglers, IZ: Raclio Club Secrelary-Treasurer, I I. Some people wll do anylhing for a laugh. Bear Splash al Senior Carnival helped 'I'o build up spiril' for lhe big game agaunsf Spring Branch. Mary Byrne lrma Cabello Phyllis Caldwell Cindy Camp Gehle Campbell Cafhy Campise Carolyn Cannala Pierce Canfrell Paula Buckley Larry Buqge Aldis Bu rneH' Brenda Buller Cary Bufler Craig Bufler Seniors Ted CHFGY Chuck Carlelon Dewiife Carringfon Nafalie Carier Roland Carler Sandra CGSSY Julie Cavender Dee Ann Cedergren Nanci Champion Hank Chase Bob Chrisly Lynn Cla rk Judy Collins Mike Collins Shelley Condon David Cook I 208 TED CAREY: Varsily Baseball. 91IZ: Varsily Track. IO-IZ: All-Disirici Baseball. II: Varsify Foo'rbaIl.' Il. IZ: Ouislanding Varsily Fool- ball. II. IZ: Ouisianding Varsiiy Back. II. CHUCK CARLETON: Fooiball. 9-IZ: Track, I0-IZ: Spanish Club Officer. II: AFS. Ameri- cans Abroad Program. II: AFS Presidenl. IZ. DEWITTE CARRINGTON: World Hislory Award, IO: Naiional Meril Semi-FinaIis'I'. IZ. NATALIE CARTER: Sigma Gamma. IZ. ROLAND CARTER: Key Club. IO-IZ: Var- sily Foolball. IO-IZ: Varsily Baskelball. Il. IZ: MAGJ. II. I2 Wranglers. IZ. SANDRA CASEY: French Club. I0-IZ: FTA. II: Drama Club. II: Sigma Gamma. IZ: French Club Secrelary. IZ. JULIE CAVENDER: Spanish Club. IO: FHA. II: Sigma Gamma. IZ. DEE ANN CEDERGREN: Chorale. Il: Sigma Gamma, IZ. NANCI CHAMPION: Sigma Gamma, IZ. HANK CHASE: NFL. II, IZ: SAPS, 9-IZ: English Honor Sociely. IZ: Quill and Scroll. IZ: Nalional Merif Semi-Iiinalisf. IZ. BOB CHRISTY: Siudenl Council. 9-IZ: Key Club President IZ: SAPS Vice-President IZ: Senior Class Represenlalive. IZ: NHS. II. I2. LYNN CLARK: FHA. II. IZ. JUDY COLLINS: Tri-Hi-Y IO: Fl-IA. IZ: PALS. IZ? Sigma Gamma, IZ. MIKE COLLINS: Foolball. 9-IZ. Varsify. IZ: Freshman Class Presideni. 9: Track. 9, IO: Mosi Represenaiive Boy. 9: Wranglers. I2. SHELLY CONDON: Spanish Club. IO. II. PALS Parliamenrarian. IZ: Sigma Gamma Parliameniarian. IZ: AFS. I0- IZ. Publiciiy Chairman. IZ. DAVID COOK: A'rhle+ics Award. IO. XRSXK Well, lhis is a cheap way +o see a movie. Bulenf Korman, Mr. William Franklin prepare 'lo show a film. DAVID COOKE: Swim Team, l0-IZ: Wran- glers, l2. SUSAN COOKENBOO: Library Club, ll: Spanish Club, l2:Sigma Gamma, l2. STEVE CORZETTE: Swim Team, 9-IZ: Wran- glers, l2: Sludenl Council, ll. JOHNNY COULTRUP: Swim Team, 9-IZ: Wranglers, l2. TOMMY COUNTRYMAN: Swim Team. ll, l2: Wranglers, l2. GEORGE CRAIG: Wranglers, l2: French Club, l2: Office As- sislanf, l2. SUSAN CRAWFORD: Chorale, l I, l2. CAROL CROSBY: Tri-Hi-Y IO: Sigma Gamma, l2. VERNON CROSS: Foolballg 9, Varsily, lO: Baslcelball, 9-IZ: Baseball. IO-IZ. PANDY CROW: Sludenl Council, 9: Tri- Hi-Y, IO: Sigma Gamma, l2: Anvil Slaff, l2. SUZANNE CURRY: Medical Careers, 9: Sigma Gamma, l2. RON DAGLEY: French Club, ll: Golf Team, ll, IZ: Wranglers, l2: MA8, l2. PAT DALLAS: FHA, IO: Sigma Gamma, l2. Suzanne Curry Ron Daqley Pal' Dallas Janef Daly L David Cooke Susan Coolcenboo Sieve Corzelle Johnny Coullrup Tommy Counlryman George Craig Susan Crawford Carol Crosby Vernon Cross Pandy Crow ww' L A 209 Seniors ZIO Mickey De George Sandi Denison Jan Derrick Mike Devore Diane Davidson Anne Davis Charlene Davis Danny Davis Larry Davis Pam Davis Sherry Davis Ken Defenbaugh DIANE DAVIDSON: Tri-Hi-Y IO: PALS, II, IZ: FHA, Treasurer, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. ANNE DAVIS: Sigma Gamma, IZ. CHARLENE DAVIS: Sigma Gamma, IZ: AFS, IZ: PALS, IZ. DANNY DAVIS: Wran- glers, IZ. LARRY DAVIS: Foolball, 9, IO: Varsiiy, II, IZ: Varsify Track, IO-IZ: Wranglers, IZ. PAM DAVIS: Chorale, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. SHERRY DAVIS: Sludenf Council 9, IO, IZ: NHS, II, IZ: Girls Siale. II: AFS, 9-IZ, Secrefary, IZ: PALS, IO-IZ: President IZ. KEN DEFEN- BAUGH: Track, 9-I I: Wranglers, IZ. MICKEY DE GEORGE: DE Presi- denl, IZ. SANDI DENISON: FHA, 9: Sigma Gamma, IZ. JAN DERRICK: Sigma Gamma, IZ. MIKE DEVORE: JV Baslcelball, IO, II: Wranglers IZ. SUE DeWITT: Volleyball Team, 9: Sigma Gamma, I2: Tri-Hi-Y, IO. GAYLON DICKENS: All-Region Choir, Il: I-Iarmonaires, II, IZ. JEAN DIEMER: French Club, 9, IO. Sigma Gamma, IZ: AFS, IZ: Anvil Siaff, IZ. JOAN DIEMER: French Club, 9, IO: Choir, 9-IZ: AFS, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. MIKE DILDINE: Spanish Club, IO: JV Baskelball IO: MAG, II, IZ: Wranglers, IZ: Aliernaie Cheerleader, IZ. PATTY DILWORTH: Tri-I'Ii-Y, IO: Sigma Gamma, IZ. DIANE DOBBINS: Siudenl' Council, IO: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: Sigma Gamma Parliameniarian, IZ: Reala Slaff. Class Ediior. IZ: Pageani CommiH'ee, IZ. JAMES DOBSON: Spanish Club, IO-IZ: CSU, I I: AFS, II, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. KATHI DONAHUE: Freshman Class SecreIary:Sophomore Class Secrefary: Senior Class Secrelary: Drama Club Treasurer, II, President IZ. LINDA DORR: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: French Club. II: Markelles IO-IZ: Sigma Gamma, I2. LYNN DUDDING: Drama Club, II: Sigma Gamma, I2: PALS, I I. v l Senior girls pracficed long and hard for fhe Powderpuff foolball game which weafher delayed and delayed and delayed . 'Via L L Sue DeWiH Gaylon Dickens Jean Diemer Joan Diemer Nan Dielerl Mike Dildine Palfy Dilworlh Diane Dobbins Rusly Dobson Kalhi Donahue Linda Dorr Lynn Duddinq Seniors CAROLYN DUDLEY: Spanish CIub, 9: Sigma Gamma, I2: FHA, I2: French Club, I2: Chorale, I2. BOB DUGAN: Siudeni Council, 9: Swim Team: AII Dis'rric'r Orchesira: MAG. JILL DUKE: CSU, II: FHA, II, I2. Secreiary, II: Sigma Gamma, I2. ROBERT DUNCAN: WrangIers I2. KAY DU- PERIER: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: French CIub, II: Sigma Gamma, I2. BARBARA DYE: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: Markeifes, IO: Sigma Gamma, I2: SAPS, I2. EDWARDIDYKES: Spanish CIub, 9: Wranglers, I2. MARY EBERT: French CIub II: Sigma Gamma, I2: Chorale, II, I2. DA EDMISTON: Sigma Gamma, I2. ROBIN EDWARDS: CSU, IO-I2. Vice President II, I2: Sigma Gamma, I2: SAPS, II, I2: Drama CIub, II. TOM EDWARDS: Swim Team, IO-I2: Spanish CIub, I2: Wranglers, I2: MAG, II, I2: AFS, I2. MIKE ELLABY: Debaie, I2: Baske'rbaII, 9. PAM ELLIS: SI'uden+ Council, 9: Tennis Team, II, I2: French CIub, IO-I2: NHS, I2: Sigma Gamma, I2. LYNN ELSTON: Reafa Siaff II, Ediior-in-Chief, I2: French CIub, II, I2: English Honor Socieiy, I2: QuiII and ScroII, II, I2, ireasurer, I2: Sigma Gamma, I2. BRUCE ENDENDYK: Wranglers, I2. ROSS EPSTEIN: WrangIers, I2: Spanish CIub, 9-I2. RICHARD ERNEST: Wranglers, I2: German CIub, 9-I2: Harmonaires, II, I2: SAPS, II, I2: Chor- aIe, II, I2. SUZY ERVIN: Sophomore CIass Represeniafive: Sigma Gamma, I2: Spanish CIub, 9, IO: MAG, I2: AFS, I2. GREG ERWIN: AFS, II, I2: Wranglers Vice-Presideni, I2. BILL EU- BANKS: WrangIers, I2: AFS, I2: Spanish CIub, I2. JUDY EVANS: Sigma Gamma, I2: PALS. ANGIE FAISON: DECA: Sigma Gamma, I2. CHERYL FARMER: DECA. BEVERLY FARQUHAR: Sigma Gamma, I2. MELANIE FAUGHT: Tri-Hi-Y, IO, I.l: Sigma Gamma, I2: FTA, I2. SUSIE FIELDCAMP: Spanish CIub, II, I2: Sigma Gamma, I2: FHA, I2: Homecoming Queen, I2. COURTNEY FLAVIN: CIass Treasurer, II, I2: Sigma Gamma, I2: French CIub, I2: NHS, I2: Markeiies, II. Carolyn Dudley Bob Dugan Jill Duke Roberi Duncan Kay Duperier Barbara Dye Edward Dykes Mary Eberi' Da Edmision Robin Edwards Tom Edwards Mike EIIaby Pam Ellis Lynn Elslon Bruce Enclendylc Ross Epslein X at Richard Ernesl ' M Suzy Ervin Greg Erwin Bill Eubanlcs jf 5. fr' , i i 'lrr Imagine four fringed Hula Hoops al' once! Sandy Rogers Q. 1 A N .,,,. , 1316 poses for local newspaper fo help adveriise +he Senior ,Ng ' N W nm. Y 1 'Q 'Ny ' X X N V. ,.:: , M .Q Judy Evans 'Vi jr ' 'lg 'A - 45' W' H ,W , pf X X X N N 1 X Q i. Q, g Lggg.g , XA ,,. Q 5? N .Q R 7 , X.-A11 V.gsr ' ' ssir R is ,a s G. v ev' ,Mil 5 ll Seniors 2I4 Debbie Fleefwood Hennen Floefer Rusly Folk Larry Forsyfh Anne Fosfer Ariel Fosfer Eric Fox Phyllis Frede Dennis Fruge Ranson Fullinwider Susan Funlchouser Judy Gaines Jus+ pui him on your lamp lable and plug him in. Pholographe Harold Wrighl clowns around in iournalism room. DEBBIE FLEETWOOD: German Club, 9, IO: AFS Represeniaiive, II, Treasurer IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Iv1arIceH'es, IO-I2: FTA, 9. HENNEN FLOETER: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: Sigma Gamma, IZ. RUSTY FOLK: Swim Team, II. IZ: S'ruden'r Council. 9, IO, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. LARRY FORSYTH: Wranglers, IZ. ANNE FOSTER: Reafa, Aciivifies EcIi+or, IZ: News- paper Slaif, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Miss Me- morial Semi-finalisr, IZ. ARIEL FOSTER: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Ivlarkeiies, IZ. ERIC FOX: Wranglers, IZ: Swim Team, IO-IZ. PHYLLIS FREDE: Quill and Scroll, II, IZ, Secreiary, IZ: Anvil Managing Ecli- Jror, IZ, Exchange Ediior, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ: BARBARA FROEHLICH: Sigma Gamma, IZ. DEN- NIS FRUGE: Wranglers, IZ. RANSON FULLIN- WIDER: Wrangglers, IZ. SUSAN FUNKHOUSER: NI-IS, II, IZ: SAPS, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Tennis Team, IO: Spanish Club. 9, IO. JUDY GAINES: Sigma Gamma, IZ. Mike Gaines Sfeve Gaines GIee Galbraifh Sherry GameI Gamewell GanI'I BeIh GarreI'r S MIKE GAINES: Track IeHerman, I I. IZ: Wranglers. IZ. STEVE GAINES: SAPS, 9-IZ: Chorale, II, IZ: Wranglers, IZ: Harmonaires, II, IZ: NHS, IZ. GLEE GALBRAITH: Chan'reIairs. I I, IZ: Marke'rIes, IZ: Sigma Gamma. IZ. SHERRY GAMEL: FTA, I I: MarkeH'es, I0-IZ: Second LieuI'enan'r. II, Capiain, IZ: Sigma Gamma. IZ. GAMEWELL GANTT: NHS, II, IZ: Wranglers, IZ: MAG II, IZ. BETH GARRETT: French CIub. IZ: Markeffes. I0-IZ: FTA Treasurer, Spanish Club Treasurer. IZ: Sigma Gam- ma, IZ. DOUG GARRETTE: Wrangiers, IZ: Fooi- baII, II: Spanish Club. IO. SHARON GATES: Sigma Gamma, IZ. MIKE GAVIN: Swim Team. I0- IZ: Wranglers, IZ. CAROLYN GAY: Sigma Gam- ma, IZ: FTA, 9: Library AssisIanI, 9. JAN GENE- SER: Spanish Club, I I, IZ: FHA, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. PHIL GENTRY: WrangIers, IZ. RICHARD GEORGE: SAPS, IO-IZ: MAG, IO-IZ: Key CIUID. IO-IZ: SI'udenI Council Vice-President II: NHS. II, IZ: Naiional Merir SchoIarship Semi-'finalist IZ. James Ga rreHe Sharon Gafes Jim Gaunff Mike Gavin CaroIyn Gay Jan Geneser PhiI Genfry Richard George Seniors arf L B vc? 'W' S-qw' 'ig ,fxj j 144 l Bill Glaros Bill Glass Kay Glass Miclci Glauber Jeff Goodman Linda Goodgon Linda Gordon Jerry Goss Brad Gould Nicki Gragnon Penny Graham Kafhy Grayum Charles Greenwell Jan Greig Lanier Greig 1-9 Gel Smaril We've go? 'ro find ou? whose shoe is ringing! Dave Woellner and Dick Sparks aflracf a crowd when They alfempr 'lo slamp our ScoH Black. BILL GLAROS: Foolball. 9-IZ: Key Club. I I, Treas- urer, IZ: Wranglers. Secrelary-Treasurer. IZ: Slu- clenl' Council, 9: Freshman Class Vice-President KAY GLASS: Tri-Hi-Y. IO: Sigma Gamma, IZ: PALS. IZ: FHA. II. IZ. MICHELLE GLAUBER: Spanish Club. IZ: Medical Careers, IZ: Sigma Gamma. IZ. CARY GOLLNICK: Wranglers, IZ. JEFF GOODMAN: Commercial Avrard. II: NHS, IZ: Key Club, IZ: NFL Treasurer. IZ. LINDA GOODSON: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Medical Careers. II. IZ: FHA, IZ. LINDA GORDON: FTA. 9: Mar- Ice'r'res. II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Tri-Hi-Y. IO: Volleyball, Q-: I. JERRY eoss: Golf Team. 9-II: KHfef'GUS+:iSOn Wranglers. IZ. BRAD GOULD: NHS, I I. IZ: Choir. IZ. NICKI GRAGNON: French Club. II. IZ: Sigma Gamma. IZ. PENNY GRAHAM: Library Club. 9: FTA. IO: FHA, II: Sigma Gamma. IZ. KATHY GRAYUM: Tennis Team, 9: Miss Memorial Semi- Iinalist 9: Spanish Club, IO: Junior Achievement II: Sigma Gamma. IZ. CHARLES GREENWELL: Wranglers. IZ. JAN GREIG: S'rucIen+ Council. 9- IZ: Junior Class Vice President NHS. I I. IZ: MAG, II. IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. LANIER GREIG: Traclc. Doug Hale 9.I I: Speech Class President II: Firsl place. AFS TaIen'r Show. II: Drama Team, IZ: Wranglers. IZ. KAREN GRIFFITH: Sigma Gamma. IZ. BARBARA GRIMMETT: French Club, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. KARIN GUSTAFSON: Chorale. II, IZ: FTA. II. IZ: NHS. II, IZ: Marlcelles, IO-IZ: Sigma Gamma. IZ. SUSAN GWALTHNEY: Medical Careers. II. IZ: Library Club. II, IZ. BILL HAGEMANN: Enzabefh Hall French Club. II. President IZ: Swim Team, IZ: Ford Hall MAG. IZ: Key Club. IZ. ELIZABETH HALL: FHA. IZ: Sigma Gamma. IZ. FORD HALL: NHS Presi- dent IZ: Mosl' Oulslancling Junior Boy: -Varsi+y Baslcefball, II. IZ: Physics Award. II: Key Club. IZ. NANCY HALL: Sigma Gamma. IZ: FHA. IZ. SARA HAMNER: SAPS. IO-IZ: Tri-Hi-Y. 9-IO: Ten- nis Team. IO. HEATHER HANNAH: AFS., IZ: Sig- ma Gamma, IZ. BETSY HANSBERRY: Tri-Hi-Y. IO: Joseph Haller Sigma Gamma. IZ. ANN HARDISON: French Sara Hammer Club, IO. II: PALS. IZ: Sigma Gamma. IZ: FTA. IZ: Tri-Hi-Y. IO. KEITH HARDMAN: Wranglers. IZ: French Club, 9: Spanish Club. IZ. Karen Griffilh Barbara Grimmef Susan Gwalfhney Bill Hagemann Healher Hannah Befsy Hansberry Ann Hardison Kei'I'h Hardman Seniors VICIYY I'IGfCIf'V6Y Robbie Harle Larry Harn Cindy Harfzell Jo Ann Hasi-ik Susan Hashngs Diane Heady Bill Heafh Jimmy Henderson Kaye Hernandez Pam Heweil Linda Hill Mike Hilliard Ellen Hippard Mike Hollings 2I8 Tommy Holmes VICKY HARDWAY: FTA, IO: Sigma Gamma, IZ. ROBBIE HARLE: Eooiball, IO: AES, III Spanish Club, IO: Wranglers, IZ. LARRY HARN: Cheerleader, IZ: Varsiiy Traclc, II, IZ: Wranglers, IZ: CSU, IZ. CINDY HART- ZELL: Marlcelles, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: PALS. IZ. JO ANN HASTIK: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Tri-Hi-Y, IO. SUSAN HASTINGS: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Chorale, II, IZ: NHS, IZ: French Club, IO. DIANE HEADY: FHA, II: Tri-Hi- Y, 9: Sigma Gamma, IZ. BILL HEATH: Track 9-IZ: Wranglers, IZ. JIMMY HENDERSON: Wranglers, IZ: Fooiball, 9: Spanish Club, IO. KAYE HERNANDEZ: Medical Careers, IZ: Chanielairs, IO-IZ. PAM HEWETT: Sigma Gamma, IZ: PALS, IZ: FTA, IZ: Homecoming Queen Candidaie, IZ. LINDA HILL: AFS, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Spanish Club, IO-IZ. MIKE HILLIARD: Wranglers, IZ: Anvil Sporls Edilor. IZ: Reporler, II. ELLEN HIPPARD: FHA, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. TOMMY HOLMES: SAPS, 9: Varsiiy Baseball II: Wranglers. IZ. Belly- up lo The bar boys. Lanier Greig was ihe masIer-of- ceremonies in ihe Sigma Gamma Coffee house al lhe Senior Ca rniv al. GEORGE HOLSOMBACK: Traclc, 9, IO: Wran- glers, I2. BRUCE HONEA: Wranglers, I2g Medical Careers, IO: Choir, I2. SUZANNE HONEYCUTT: Sigma Gamma, I2. CHUCK HOOPINGARNER: Swim Team. IO-I23 Cheerleader, l2: SAPS, IO-I2: MUGS, II-IZ: Wranglers, I2. LINDA HOPKINS: Tri-Hi-Y, 9: Miss Memorial linalisl, 95 Sigma Gam- ma, l2g Homeroom Secrefary, IO. TIM HORAN: Varsily ioolball, ll, I2p Sluclenr Council Treas- urer, I27 Key Club., 9-l27 Varsily Baseball, 9, Il: Reala Sporls Edilor, I2. SUSAN HORN: FTA, I2: Sigma Gamma, I2g AFS, I27 PALS, II, Secrelary, I2. BOBBY HOULIHAN: Wranglers, I27 MUGS, IO: Sangerfesl, ll. DON HOWARD: Wranglers. IZ: Russian Club, l2. JO HOWARD: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: Sigma Gamma, I2. JOHN HOWARD: Wran- glers, IZ. SUSAN HOWSE: Spanish Club, 9, IO, AFS, I21 GRA, 9,3 Sigma Gamma, IZ, Tennis Team, IO. RIP HUMBLE: Varsily foolball II, I2: Sludenl Council, IO, Ilg Sophomore Class Vice-President John Howard Susa n Howse Rip Humble Ronald Humphrey Georg Holsomback S Bruce Honea Suzanne Honeycull Chuclc Hoopingarner Linda Ho Tim Horan Susan Horn Bobby Houl h Don Howard Jo Howard 3'-ir' '19 Q HolIy Huni Mike Hurley Bruce Hurchispn Mike Hufchisor Jim IsbeII Susan Isberg Pai' Jackson Ann James HOLLY HUNT: Sigma Gamma, IZ. MIKE HURLEY: Wranglers, IZ: Foo'r- baII, 9, IO: Key Club, 9, IO. BRUCE HUTCHISON: Camera Club Treas- urer, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. JIM ISBELL: Varsily FooIbaII, II, IZ: Varsiiy Baseball, IO-IZ: Wranglers, IZ: Mr. Memorial finalist IZ. SUSAN ISBERG: Sigma Gamma, IZ: FHA, IZ: Junior Achievemeni, II, IZ. DAVID JACK- SON: Wranglers, IZ. PAT JACKSON: Drama Club, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Miss Memorial semi-Iinalisf, 9. ANN JAMES: FHA, IO, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Spanish Club, 9. JANET JAMES: Sigma Gamma, IZ: French Club IO. JIMMY JARD: Wranglers, IZ: Spanish Club, II: CSU, II. JAN JEFFERY: FHA, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ. ERIK JENSEN: Wranglers, IZ. ARTHUR JOHNSON: Wranglers, IZ. CANDI JOHNSON: Sigma Gamma, IZ: GRA, 9: Spanish Club, II: Medical Careers, IO. CYNTHIA JOHNSON: Sigma Gamma, IZ. KATHY JOHNSON: NHS, IZ: English Award, IO: PALS, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Yearbook Sfaff, IZ. KENNY JOHNSON: Symphonic Band, IO-IZ. PATTIE JOHNSON: Sigma Gamma, IZ: FHA, II: French Club, II. WAYNE JOHNSON: JV Baskerball, IO: Wranglers, IZ. LINDA JOHNSTON: Chanrelairs, IZ: Medical Careers, IZ. BEVERLY JONES: MarkeHes, IO-IZ, Twirler, I I, Officer, IZ, President IZ: Sigma Gamma,' IZ. SUSAN JONES: MarIceHes, IO-IZ: Twirler, II, IZ: FTA, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. if kJ sow La fx X I Xi, X1 A Seniors, Seniors, sixfy-six, we know how fo gef our kicks. Seniors display enihusiasm as fhey recife foofball game. ,,,,,,7., X -17 n ,dh , w 994 -f 1 f W ,M kikk fffa w If Y , f ..? as v A-if 'A ,Wi ,V N V 92+ if A Ms.. WW' A L iheir chanf ai Erik Jensen John Jerabeck Arfhur Johnson Candi Johnson Cynfhia Johnson Kaihy Johnson Kenny Johnson Paifie Johnson Wayne Johnson Linda Johnsfon Beverly Jones Susan Jones Seniors Doug Kayem Bill Keclcley Andy Jordan Nancy Journeay Aimee Kane ANDY JORDAN: Symphonic Band, II, IZ: Russian Club, IZ. NANCY JOURNEAY: Sigma Gamma, IZ. AIMEE KANE: Slu- clenl' Council, IO: Sigma Gamma Chaplain, IZ. LOUIS KATOPO- DIS: DECA, IZ. DOUG KAYEM: Wranglers, IZ. BILL KECK- LEY: Wranglers, IZ. JOHN KELLEY: Wranglers, IZ. JOE KELLY: Oulslanding freshmen boy: Sophomore Class Presidenl: Key Club Vice-Presidenl, II: Wranglers Presidenl, IZ: All-dislricl' Toolball, IZ. LIZ KEMPER: Cheerleader, IZ: FTA Secrelary, IZ: MUGS Secrelary, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: SAPS, IO-IZ. KAREN KEN- DALL: Junior I'lis'rorian, I I. PATTY KENNEDAY: Band, IZ. GLEN KENT: Wranglers, IZ. KAREN KERVER: Marlceiles, IO, II: Span- ish Club, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ: AFS, IZ: MAG, IZ. SALLY KING: GRA, 9: DECA Secrelary, IZ. GARY KIRCHER: Wrang- lers, IZ: Swim Team, IZ. JIM KOHNERT: Concerl Mixed Choir, 9, IO: Chorale, II, IZ: I-larmonaires, II, IZ. BULENT KORMAN: AFS Foreign Exchange Sludeni, IZ: Wranglers, IZ: S'ruden'r Coun- cil, IZ: Key Club. IZ: Pholography Club, IZ. SANDRA LEE KOZIK: Library Club, IZ: German Clulo, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. JERRY KROLL: Nl-IS, II, IZ: German Club, 9-IZ: Baslcelball Caplain, IZ: Sludenl Council Chaplain, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. HERSHEL KUNKEL: Wranglers, IZ. RALPH LACKNER: Wranglers, IZ. FLO LAIN: Tri-I-li-Y, 9, IO: Sigma Gamma, IZ. JIM LAIRD: Swim Team, 9-I I: Junior Class Treasurer: NI-IS, IO-IZ: Wranglers, IZ: Cheerleader, IZ. JIM LANDRUM: AFS, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. ERNEST LEARD: NHS, II, IZ: Reala Slalf, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. John Kelley Joe Kelly Liz Kemper Karen Kendall PaI'I'y Kenneday Glen Kenl' Karen Kerver Sally King Gary Kirclwer Joanne Koeiler Jim Kolinerl Bulenl Korman Sandra Lee Kozilc Jerry Kroll i l Now lei s see . . . Crossbar Q is bolied lo swinging arm B. The Homecoming bonfire begins 'lo lalce shape under llne consirucfion of 'rlwe Wranglers. l-lerslwel Kunkel Ralpli Laclcner Flo Lain Jim Laird John Laird Jim Landrum Brenl Larsen Ernesl Learcl Seniors 224 Rick Leaiherwood Tim Learherwood Charles LeBI Lana Lee Sianley Leonard Dan Lewis Jane Lewis Kere Lewis Bob Lindley Paul Lippold Karen Lopeman P ry L e GI' OF VIZ Brad Thomas Iallcs wiih Mr. J. Ken I-Iaclcleman of Young I-Iouslon Speaks when he visired MemoriaI's campus. TIM LEATHERWOOD: Wranglers, IZ. CHARLES LeBLANC: Choir Presioleni, IZ: Wranglers, IZ: Chorale, II, IZ: Concerr Mixed Choir, 9, IO: I-Iar- monaires, II, IZ. STANLEY LEONARD: Wranglers, IZ. DAN LEWIS: Track, II, IZ. JANE LEWIS: Memorial Delegaie aI Youih Conference meering, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: FI-IA Presiclenr, IZ: FHA Vice-Presidenr, II. KERE LEWIS: Wranglers, IZ. BOB LINDLEY: NI-IS II, IZ: Key Club, IO-IZI SAPS. 9-IZ: Wranglers, IZ: Fooiball, 9, IO. PAUL LIP- POLD: AFS, IO-IZ Senior Represenrarive of AFS: Wranglers, IZ. KAREN LOPEMAN: Spanish Club, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ: AFS, II: Chorale, IZ. PERRY LORENZ: Wranglers, IZ: Spanish Club. 9. Jeff Love Greg Lucia Alan MacComb Mariorie MacEviH Sieve MacFarland Pal MacKinnon Vicki MacMurrough Nancy Mann GREG LUCIA: S+uclen+ Council, 9-IZ, Parliamen- iarian, IZ: Key Club, Il, Secrefary, IZ: NFL, Il, Recording Secrelary, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. ALAN MacCOMB: Wranglers, IZ: Marching Band, 9-IZ: AFS, IZ. MARJORIE MacEVITT: French Club, IO- IZ7 Spanish Club, IO-IZ, Secreiary, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: MAG, IZ: NHS, II, IZ. STEVE Mac- FARLAND: NHS, IZ: SAPS, IZ: MAG, IZ: Key Club, IZ: Chemisfry and General Drafiing Award, IO. PAT MacKINNON: Sigma Gamma, IZ. VICKI MacMURROUGH: Sigma Gamma, IZ: French Club, II, IZ. BRENDA MALOTT: DECA, IZ. NANCY MANN: AFS, IZ: FHA, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Spanish Club, I I. CLAUDIA MARTIN: Sigma Gam- ma, IZ. JOHN MATHESONf Wranglers. IZ. PAUL MATHEWS: Wranglers. IZ. CHERYL MATTEFS: Junior Achievement IO: FHA, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ. MICKEY MCALISTER: Sigma Gamma. IZ: Homeroom, Secreiary, II. ROSEMARIE McAN- ALLY: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Spanish Club, IZ. DEN- NIS McANDREWS: Junior Class Play, Il: Drama Club. II, IZ: Foofball IO: ELIZABETH McCARTY: NHS, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Reaia Ari EcliI'or, IZ. Claudia Marlin John Malheson Paul Maih ews Cheryl Maifefs Mickey McAIisI'er Eliza befh McCa r'ry M 225 Seniors Janei' McCIanahan Sieve McCormick Bill McDaniel Janis McDermoH Brownie McDonald Jon McGary Jim McGIasson Barbara McHenry Marlin MCI-Ienry Gail McKenna Cindy McKissack Cindy McLain JANET McCLANAHAN: Spanish Club Vice President II, Presicleni' IZ: FTA, IO-IZ: AFS, II: CSU, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. STEVE McCORMICK: Wranglers, IZ. BILL McDANIEL: Wranglers, IZ. JANIS MCDERMOTT: Sigma Gamma IZ: Chanielairs, II, IZ: PALS, II. BROWNIE McDONALD: Fooiball, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. JON MCGARY: Diving Team, II, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. JIM MCGLASSON: SAPS, 9: Wranglers, IZ. BARBARA MCHENRY: SAPS, IO-IZ: AFS, IZ: Sigma Gam- ma, IZ: Marlceiies, IO, II: NHS, IZ. MARTY MCHENRY: Wranglers, IZ. GAIL MCKENNA: AFS, IO: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Tri-I-Ii-Y, IO, II: Marlceiies, IO-IZ. CINDY McKISSACK: Chanielairs, IO-IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Tri-Hi-Y, IO. CINDY McLAIN: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Spanish Club, II, IZ. BARB- ARA MCLEAN: Marlceiies, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Spanish Club, II. TOM MCMASTER: MAO. IZ: Wranglers, IZ: NHS, II, IZ. MIKE McMURRY: NHS, IZ: Key Club, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. SCOTT MCQUOWN: SAPS, 9, IO: Wranglers, IZ. FLOYD McSPADDEN: Key Club, IZ: Siudeni Council IZ: SAPS, IO: Varsiiy Foo+baII Manager, IO-IZ: Wranglers, IZ. LINDA MEDLIN: Marlceiies, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: French Club, 'IZ. TED MEEK: JV Baskeiball, IO, II: Wranglers, IZ. LUCY MELEY: Medi- cal Careers Presideni IZ, Sigma Gamma, IZ: MAO,IZ: Drama Club, IZ: American Hislory Award, II. ROBYN MELTON: FI-IA, 9: Medical Careers, II, IZ: Chanfelairs, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. DAVID MIDDLEBROOKE: Band, II, IZ: Orchesira, IZ. SUZANNE MIDDLETON: Marlceiies, IO, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ: French Club, IZ. MIKE MILLEGAN: Varsiiy Baslceiball, 9-IZ: Varsiiy Track, IO-IZ: Wranglers, IZ. ANN MILLER: MAGJ, IZ: Siudenl' Council, 9-I I: Sigma Gamma, IZ: AFS, IZ. LINDA MILLER: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Tri-Hi-Y, 9: Volleyball, 9-IZ:FHA, IZ. Barbara McLean Tom McMas+er Mike McMurry ' SCOH' McQuown r 1-rf--., Q , ' Floyd McSpadden X Linda Medlin 5. - !f:....k -:..,.w-Q Q ,.. A If I. M' 'W' A' fir' New where is +he accenf mark? Janer Mcclanahan, like many seniors, serves as sfudeni' assisfanf. Ted Meek Lucy Meley Robyn Melfon Dave Middlebrooke Suzanne Middlefon Mike Millegan Ann Miller Linda Miller 227 Seniors 228 Carol Moody Tom Moore Rick Moreland Mark Morrison Sue Morfon Linda Muller Carol Mills John Milne 'i Mi h Il Mar: I'c e Sco'I r Miichell Penny Mize Riclc Moerbe Jim Moffifi Jane Monigomery CAROL MILLS, Sigma Gamma. IZ. JOHN MILNE: Wranglers. IZ: Camera Club, IZ: Yearbook and Newspaper Phoiographer, IZ. MARJI MITCHELL: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: Sigma Gamma Enferiainmeni CommiH'ee Co-Chair- man. I2. SCOTT MITCHELL: Wranglers, IZ. PENNY MIZE: AFS. IZ: Cheerleader. IZ: Miss Memorial finalist IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Homecoming Oueen finalist IZ. RICK MOERBE: AFS, IZ: Wranglers. IZ: MUGS, 9, IO: Elecironics Club, II, IZ. JIM MOFFITT: AFS, IZ: Physical Science Award, IO: Wran- glers. IZ. JANE MONTGOMERY: Sigma Gamma. IZ. CAROL MOODY: Marlceiies. IZ: MAG, II, IZ: American HisI'ory Award, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Homeroom President 9, IO. TOM MOORE: Wranglers, IZ. RICK MORELAND: MAG, II, IZ: AFS: Wran- glers, IZ NFL. IZ: SAPS, 9-IZ. MARK MOR- RISON: Anvil Ediior. IZ. Sporls Siaff. II: Wranglers. IZ: Tennis Team, 9-II: English Honors Socieiy, IZ. SUE MORTON: FTA. I I: SAPS. II, IZ: French Club, 9: Sigma Gamma, IZ. LINDA IMULLER: Sigma Gamma. IZ: Hoofprinis Assis+an'r Business Manager, II: Spanish Club, IO, II: Junior Achievemenf, I2. Pal Murphy ids s 'Ihe nighf before Chrislmas . . . Mark Werniclc in I place Io do his sludying. PATRICIA MURPHY: Sludenl Council. 9, IO: Tri-Hi-Y 97 Sigma Gamma, I2: Junior Achie- vemen'I', 9, IO. PAT MURPHY: DECA II. STEVE NAGLE: MUGS, 9-I2: Drama Club. IO-I2: Wranglers, I2q Anvil Lilerary Conlesl' Winner, II. WENDY NARUM: Sigma Gam- ma, I2: FTA, 9: Spanish Club. 9-I I: French Club, I2. GIL NEBEKER: SAPS, II: Wran- glers, I2: Foofball, 9-I2. CECE NEEF: Sigma Gamma, I2: Quill and Scroll, II, l2: Miss Memorial Semi-finalist 9, II, finalist IO: Anvil Sfalf, Circulalion, II: Reala Slaff, Sales and Dislribulion, I2. CAROL NEES: Sigma Gamma, I2: French Club, I2. JAMES NEMIR: Wranglers, I2. GINGER NEVILL: Cheerleacl- er, IZ, Sigma Gamma, I2: Spanish Club, IO. BOB NIELSEN: Wranglers, I21 I-Iarmonaires, II, I2: Chorale, 9-I2: Spanish Club, IO. TERRIE NORMAN: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: Sigma Gam- ma, I2. MAX NORTH: Wranglers, I2: Rus- sian Club. IZ. Palriclc M urphy Sieve Nagle Wendy Narum Gil Nebelcer Cece Neef Warren Nelson James Nemir Ginger Nevill Terrel Nichols Allan Nielson Bob Nielsen Terrie Norm Max Norfh Seniors 230 Pefer O Reilly Joan Orfioff Pai O Shields Doug Overbeck 4. Paui Nucicoiis Sue O' Bannon V Terri Ochierbeck Bob O'Keefe Collefi O'Neiii Blair Oney Reiucianf seniors find civics visifafions a suprisingly inieresiing assignment Mariorie MacEviH', Wanda Sampiey, Peier O'Reilly visii Maior Louis Welch. THOMAS NORTH: French Club, 9: Wranglers, IZ. SUE O'- BANNON: Sigma Gamma, IZ. TERRI OCHTERBECK: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: Spanish Club, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ. BOB O'KEEFE: Wranglers, IZ: Homeroom Presidenl, IO. COLLETT O'NEILL: Sigma Gamma, IZI NHS, II, IZ: Library Club, 9-II. BLAIR ONEY: NHS, II, IZ: MAGJ, IZ: Spanish Club Vice Presidenl, IZ: Nalional Meril' Semi- finaisl, IZ. PETER O'REILLY: MAG, IZ: SAPS, IZ: NHS, IZ. JOAN ORTLOFF: PALS, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. PAT O'SHIELDS: PALS. Il: FHA, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Spanish Club, IO, II. DOUG OVERBERCK: Wranglers, IZ. DEAN OVERTURF: Golf Team, I I, IZ, Runner-Up Dislrici, II, Regional Ivledalisl, II. RICHARD OWEN, AFS, IZ: MAQ, IO-IZ: SAPS, IO-IZ: MUGS, 9-II, PresidenI', IZ: Key Club, IZ. GINGER PARKER: Tennis Team, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. WILLA PARKS: Chorale, II, IZ: APS, II, IZ: Library Club, II, IZ. ETHYLE LYNN PEACOCK: FHA, IZ: FTA, IO: Choir, IZ? Spanish Club, 9, IO: Sigma Gamma, IZ. PAM PEARSON: FHA, IZ: Spanish Club, IZ: Homeroom Presidenl, 9: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: Sigma Gamma, IZ. RONALD PECK: American Hisiory Award, II: English Award, II: Symphonic Band, IZ: Brown Boole Award, II. MARY CHRIS PETERSON: Chorale, II, IZ: Markelles, II, IZ: S'ruden+ Council, 9-IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Concerl Choir, 9, IO. NANCY PETERSON: Anvil Edilor, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Miss Memorial Semi-finalisl, IZ: English Honors Club, IZ: Quill and Scroll, IZ. JONATHAN PHILLIPS: Wranglers, IZ. JANIE PHIPPS: Markelies, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Homeroom Officer, I I, IZ. 1 allenfive as af meelingl Dean Overlurl Richard Owen Ginger Parlcer Willa Parlcs Eihyle Lynn Peacoclc Pam Pearson Ronald Peclc Mary Chris Pelerson Nancy Pelerson Tom Pelerson Jonalhan Phillips Janie Phipps Seniors SUSAN PIGGOTT: FTA, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: French Club, IZ: NHS, IZ: Homeroom Officer, IZ. POLLY PLAZA: NHS, II, IZ: Spanish Club, IZ: ReaI'a Siaff, II, Assisfani EdiI'or, IZ: Quill and Scroll, II, Vice-Presidenf, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. ALEX POLASCHEK: Wranglers, IZ. IRENE POL- LOCK: Anvil Slaff, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: French Club, II: Tri-Hi-Y, 9, IO. LISA POWELL: S+uden'r Council, 9: Miss Memorial finalist IO: Chanrelairs, IO, II: PALS, IO-IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. REGINA POWELL: FTA, 9-IZ: FHA, 9-IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. BRENDA POWERS: PALS. IZ: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: Spanish Club, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Homeroom Secreiary-Treasurer, IO. DEBE POWERS: PALS, II: Library Club, IO, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ. PAUL POYTHRESS: SAPS, IO, II: MAG, II: French Club, 9, IO: NHS, II, IZ: Baskerballl, 9-IZ. LINDA PROCTOR: FTA. 9: FHA, IO-IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. CAROLYN PROVENZANO: FHA, IO, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ. MARILYN PURNELL: Library Club. IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. BEA RAAPHORST: Spanish Club, II, IZ: French Club, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. DAVID RAMSEY: MUGS, IO: Wranglers, IZ. RONNY RAMSEY: Mr. Memorial semi-Iinalisf, IO-IZ: Homeroom Officer, IO-IZ: Wranglers, IZ: AFS, II, IZ. KEN RANDALL: Wranglers, IZ: Baseball, IZ. SARAH RANEY: MarIceHes, II, IZ: PALS, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Spanish Club, II. BOB RATHBUN: Wranglers, IZ: Amigos de Hon- duras , II. JIM RECORD: Wranglers, IZ: Concerf Band, IZ: Radio Club, II. RED REESE: Wranglers, IZ. JACK REILLY: Marching Band, 9-IZ: Symphonic Band, 9-IZ: Wranglers, IZ: Sfudenl Council, II. KEN REILLY: Wranglers, IZ: Golf Team, IZ. JUDY REINING: Sigma Gamma, IZ. MARILYN REYNOLDS: MarIceHes, IO, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ: PALS, II: S'rudenI' Council Allernale IO. JACKIE RICHARDSON: MarlceHe AssisI'anI' Drum Major, IZ: Siudenl Council Secrefary, IZ: Mosi Oulsranding Junior Girl, II: Miss Memorial Iinalisl, II. ROBERT RICHARDSON: Wranglers, IZ: Speech Class Presidenl, IZ: French Club, II. RAY RICHARDSON: Wranglers. IZ: Symphonic Band, 9-IZ: Marching Band, 9-IZ. Susan Piggofr Polly Plaza Alex Polaschek Irene Pollock Lisa Powell Regina Powell Brenda Powers Debe Powers Paul Poyfhress Linda Proclor Carolyn Provenzano Marilyn Purnell Bea Raaphorsl' Willard Raiffeisen David Ramsey Ronny Ramsey Ken Randall Sarah Raney Bob Ralhlaun' Jim Record Red Reese Jaclc Reilly Ken Reilly Judy .Reining Mrs. Oeman annually sizes up seniors al cap and gown lime. Marilyn Reynolds Bob Richardson Jackie Richardson Ray Richardson Allen Riley Bob Ring 1. ii Lynda Roberson Bill Roberrson z 'i ., :1, 1- VNMXN E Kr 'Nas fe, , N,,..., Y Chris Roclc Barry Rogers In and oul, in and ou+, in and OUCI-Ill! Barbara Blasche sews a hern. RUSTY RILEY: Wranglers, IZ: Track, 9-II: Key Club, I27 Nl-IS, I27 Russian Club, I2. BOB RING: Wranglers, I2. BILL ROBERTSON: Wranglers I2: Rex Rogers Wresrling, All-Cily, 3rd in Slare, IO: Foolball, All- Rkhafd Roqefs Ci'I'y, Caplain, IO. CHRIS ROCK: Sigma Gamma, I2: lvleclical Careers, I2. BARRY ROGERS: Wran- glers, I2g Foolball, I2: Office Assislanl, I2. REX ROGERS: Wranglers, I2. SANDY ROGERS: Con- cerl' Choir, IO: Sigma Gamma, IQ: Chanielairs, I2: Journalism Lilerary Eclilor, II. SHERRY ROGERS: Anvil Business Manager, Ilg Sigma Gamma, I2. BRENDA ROSE: Sigma Gamma, I2g Tri-I-Ii-Y, IO: Sandy Rogers Sergeanlr-ar-Arms, Represenralive al Lalce Charles Conference: II. DANNY ROSENSTEIN: Presideni of Marching Band, IZ: Naiional Meril Scholarship semi-Iinalisrp Narional Science Foundalion Scholar- ship Io summer program, llexas AXJVII, II: MAG IO-IZ: Wranglers, I2. Sherry ROCJSFS Gail Roman Regina Ross Tessa Roihwe Sandy Rowley Rick Rozelle REGINA ROSS: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Tri-I'Ii-Y, IO. TESSA ROTHWELL: Sigma Gamma, IZ. SANDY ROWLEY: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Markeiies, IO, II: AFS, IZ: French Club, IZ. RICK ROZELLE: Siu- deni Council, IZ: MUGS Parliamenlarian, IO, II: NFL, IZ: Fooiball, 9-II: Wranglers, IZ. REXAN RUSSELL: Sigma Gamma, IZ. RONNIE RYAN: Wranglers, IZ: French Club, IO. LINDA SALIS- BURY: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Volleyball, II, IZ. WANDA SAMPLEY: SAPS, IO-IZ: MAGJ, IZ: NHS. IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Nalional Meril semi-finalist IZ. LEAH SANDERS: Tri-Hi-Y IO: Sigma Gamma, IZ: FI-IA, IZ. DEBBIE SCHLEETER: Markelles. III Tri-I-Ii-Y, IO: Sigma Gamma, IZ: French Club, IO. MIKE SCHUCK: Wranglers, IZ: Mr. Memorial finaIis'I', IZ: Varsiiy Foolball, IZ. STEPHEN SCHULZE: Audio Visual Club, IO, II: Service Award, 9: Junior Class Play, IO: AII School Play. II. LEE SCHWALLER: Wranglers, IZ. PEGGY SCHWARTZ: Miss Memorial, IZ: Drum Major, IZ: Sigma Gamma Treasurer, IZ: Twirler, II: Mark- eI'+es, IO. Rexan Russell Ronnie Ryan Linda Salisbury Wanda Sampley Leah Sanders Debbie Schleeier Mike Schuck Slephen Schulze Lee Schwaller Peggy Schwa rlz Seniors Philip Scohi Randy Scroggins Linda Seaman Anne Seely Nils Sefeldl Mike Sellers Pai Sells Terri Sharp D Sh I anny ep er Dennis Sheridan Duane Shock MARY JEAN SCHWARTZKOPF: MarlceH'es, II, Reporler, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. PHILIP SCOTT: Wranglers, IZ. RANDY SCROGGINS: Wranglers, IZ. LINDA SEAMAN: Marlceiies, II-IZ, Treas- urer, IZ: French Club, 9-IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. ANNE SEELY: French Club, 9-IZ: Sigma Gamma. IZ: FHA, IZ: Tri-I-Ii-Y, 9: Choir IO-IZ. NILS SEFELDT: Wranglers. IZ. MIKE SELLERS: DECA, 12: Band. 9-II: Wranglers, IZ. PAT SELLS: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Drama Club, IZ. TERRI SHARP: Tri-I-Ii-Y, IO: Miss'Memorial, IO: French Club, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Drama Club, IZ. DANNY SHEPLER: Wranglers, IZ. DENNIS SHERIDAN: DECA, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. DUANE SHOCK: Wranglers, IZ. CHARLES SICKS: Wranglers, IZ. JOE SIFF: NFL, 9-IZ, President IZ: Sludeni' Council, IO-IZ, Vice Presicleni, IZ, Disiricr Represenlalive, II: NHS, II-IZ: Key Club, IO-IZ: MAG, II-IZ. TED SIFF: Junior Class Presidenl: Senior Class Presideni: MA6D,'PresicIenI', IZ: NHS, Vice Presidenl IZ. CHARLES SILVA: Wranglers, IZ. CHARLES SIMMONS: Senior Class Vice Presicleni: Fooiball, 9-IZ: NI-IS, II-IZ: MAGJ, Secreiary-Treasurer. IO-IZ: Key Club, IO-IZ. SUSAN SIMMONS: Chanielairs, IZ: FHA, IZ. GARY SINGLETARY: Wranglers, IZ. KATHY SKILES: DECA Treasurer, IZ. BONNIE SKOG- LAND: PALS, II: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Girls Swim. Team, II-IZ: Band, 9-II: Spanish Club, II. CAROL SLAUGHTER: AFS, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Spanish Club, IO-IZ: Marlcerles, IO. CHUCK SLAYMAKER: Fooiball, 9-IO: Wranglers, IZ: Siudenl Council, 9. STEVE SLICK: MUGS, IO-IZ: AFS, IZ: Swimming Team, IO-IZ: Wranglers, IZ. ANN SMALL: Marlceiles, IO: NFL, II-IZ: English Honor Socieiy, IZ: PALS, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ, JUDI SMITH: PALS, IZ: FTA, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Spanish Club, IO:Tri-I'Ii-Y, IO. Ma ry Jean Schwa rlzlcopf Charles Sicks Joe Sill Ted Sill kgs sl l don'+ know how l go? if in lhe my finger out Mrs. Rose. Willa Parks Sieve Slick Ann Small Josephine Smifh Judi Smilh re. buf please help me gel Charles Silva Charles Simmons Susan Simmons Gary Singlefary Kafhy Skiles Bonnie Skogland Carol Slaughkier Chuck Slaymaker env 'Q' 3 fl? ie New A iik K Seniors 238 Dick Sparks Bill Spears Randy Speighis Becky Splelh Kenny SI. Aubin Beisy S+. John Kaihy Smiih Ricky Smiih Sian Smiih Sianley Smiih Susie Smifh Tom Smifh David Snyder Leslie Sowers KATHY SMITH: AFS, II: MAG, IO, II: Sig- ma Gamma, I2: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: French Club Secrefary, II. RICKY SMITH: Fooiball: Wranglers, I2. STANLEY SMITH: Wranglers, IZ: SUSIE SMITH: FTA, 9-I2: Vice Presidenl, II, Presideni, I2: SAPS, II, 12: MAG, II, IZ: NHS, II, I27 Spanish Club, II, I2. TOM SMITH: Foofball, 9-I2: Wranglers, I2. DAVID SNYDER: Phoiography Club. I2. DICK SPARKS: Wranglers, I2. BILL SPEARS: Wranglers, I2. RANDY SPEIGHTS: Wran- glers, I2. BECKY SPLETH: Sigma Gamma, I2: Chanfelairs, I2. KENNY ST. AUBIN: Span- ish Club, IO: Wranglers, I2. BETSY ST. JOHN: SAPS. IO-I2: Sigma Gamma, I2: Medical Careers, IO-I2: Library Club, II, I2: Marching Band, 9-I2. Happiness is a pair OI senior rings. SUSAN ST. JOHN: SAPS, IZ: ChoraIe, II, IZ: Sig- ma Gamma, IZ. BECKY STACY: Sigma Gamma, IZ. TERRY STANTON: NHS, II, IZ: Machine Draffing Award, II: JV FooIIoaII, II, VarsiI'y, IZ. JOHNNIE STEEN: Sigma Gamma, IZ. CANDY STEVENSON: FTA, IO: FHA, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. PAM STEVEN- SON: SAPS, IO-IZ: MAG, IO-IZ: NHS, II, IZ: French CIub Treasurer, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. MARK STILES: JV Foo+baII, II: WrangIers, IZ: Camera Club, IZ. LEE STONE: MarI4eHes, II, IZ, I.ieuIenan+, IZ: NHS, II, IZ: Mosr Oulrsfanding Freshman and Sophomore GirI: Drama Club, IO-IZ: P. A. Announcer, 9-IZ. BOB STONE: WrangIers, IZ: French CIuIo, IO, II. LYNDA STROUD: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Junior Achievement IO-IZ: NFL, I I. BILL STUART: WrangIers, IZ: ChoraIe II, IZ: French Club, IO. RICHARD SUGGS: MUGS. IO-IZ: SAPS, II, IZ: MAG, IZ: NHS, I I, IZ: Key Club II, IZ. COLLEEN SULLIVAN: Sigma Gamma. IZ. H '- ,vp I . H, . H, .ew . .... .,. Linda Sfroud BiII Sfuarf Richard Suggs CoIIeen SuIIivan 6 af . .ri , ' ' Seniors Phyllis Talley Don Summers Bill Sumners Randy Sunday Ben SuHon Hal Swanson John Sweeney Tom Swinbanlc Jim Swinlc Carol Telischilq DON SUMMERS: Wranglers, IZ: Band, 9, IO. BILL SUMNERS:SAPS, IO: Spanish Club, II: Key Club, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. RANDY SUNDAY: Siu- den+ Council, IO-IZ: NHS, II, IZ: Mr. Memorial semi-finalis'I', IO-IZ: finalist 9: JV Foolball, II: English Honor Sociely Officer-ai-Large, IZ. BEN SUTTON: Band. 9-IZ: Wranglers, IZ. HAL SWANSON: Wranglers, IZ: English Honor Sociely, IZ. JOHN SWEENEY: Baslceiball, 9, IO: Track, 9: Wranglers, IZ. TOM SWINBANK: SAPS, IO-IZ: MUGS, 9, IO: 240 Brad Thomas Jeff Thomas Symphonic Bancl, 9-IZ: Wranglers, IZ. JIM SWINK: Wranglers, IZ. PHYLLIS TALLEY: Tennis Team, IO-IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: French Club, IO: Volleyball, 9. CAROL TELTSCHIK: Sigma Gamma, IZ: MUGS, IO: Chorale, II, IZ: AFS, II: Chanlelairs, IO. BRAD THOMAS: Key Club, IZ: NHS, II, IZ: SAPS Presideni, IZ: Naiional Merii' Semi- Iinalisf, IZ: English Honor Socieiy, IZ. JEFF THOMAS: Wranglers, IZ. BETH THOMPSON: Anvil Associaie Ediior and News Bureau Chairman, IZ: PALS Reporier, II, IZ: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: Sigma Gamma. IZ. CEBE SUE THOMPSON: MarIceI'I'es, IO: Spanish Club, II: AFS, II: PALS, II, Treasurer, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. RICK THOMPSON: Wranglers, IZ. BARBARA TIBBETS: Junior Hisiorians, II: Spanish Club, IZ: Sigma Gam- ma, IZ. BOBBY TICKLE: Wranglers, IZ. BOB TOPE: Wranglers, IZ. SAM TORN: Baskeiball, 9-I I: AFS, IZ: Varsiiy Baseball, II, IZ: Junior His- 'Iorians, IZ: Wranglers. IZ. RAY THANTHAM: Wranglers, IZ: Camera Club, Il: Fooiball IO-IZ. SUSIE TREITEL: Tri-Hi-Y, Chairman, IO, II: Sigma Gamma Chairman, IZ. .sk 'T 'xr -fx Now do you wanl lo know wha? if really was? Lisa Powell. Kay Kaufman. Carol Slaughler gps' sf- ' wk -.2-ggi f' Q3 Befh Thompson Celae Sue Thompson Don Thompson Rick Thompson Barbara Tibbeis Bobby Tickle Bob Tope Sam Torn Jack Tracy Raymond Tranlham Susie Treilel Mike Truax Seniors ,Arai . qw 242 9-D099 5. l ane Tucker Bryan Van EaI' RoIJerI Veazey June Vines Vic Voebel Herb Wacker Nick Wagner Skip Wagoner Brenda Wakeman David Wa Id rop Joan WaIker rroII U nderwood And Ihls one is U.S. PaI'enI No. 9,957,869. John Barringfon, SIeve McFarIancI JANE TUCKER: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Tri-Hi-Y, IO. BRYAN VAN EATON: Marching Band, 9-IZ: NHS. II. IZ: Wranglers, IZ: MAG, II, IZ: French Club, IO-IZ. ROBERT VEAZEY: JV BaskeIbaII: IO, III WrangIers, IZ: Thespians, II: Drama CIub Vice Presidenf, IZ: MAI-9, IZ. JUNE VINES: Russian CIub, IZ: Na+ionaI Merif LeHer of Comrnendafion, I2. VIC VOEBEL: Concerf Choir, 9: Wranglers, IZ. HERB WACKER: Drama CIuIo, IZ: Wranglers. IZ. NICK WAGNER: WrangIers, IZ: Marching Band, 9-IZ: Concerf Band, 9-IZ. ROLAND WAGONER: Wranglers, IZ: Band 9-I I: Spanish CIub, II. BRENDA WAKEMAN: FHA, II, IZ: Tri-Hi-Y.. 9: Ar+ Club, 9, I I. DAVID WALDROP: WrangIers, IZ. JOAN WALKER: AFS, IO: Sigma Gamma, IZ: NHS, I I, IZ: SAPS, II: French Club, IZ. LEE WALKER: Wranglers, I2: AFS, I2: Cheer- leader, I2: Red Cross Presiden'I', 9: Hi-Y PresidenI', IO. PATTI WALSH: FTA, 9: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: Markelles II, Twirler, I2: Sigma Gamma, I2. STEVE WAL- TON: SAPS II, I2: Key Club, II, I2: Tennis Team, 9-I2: NHS, II, I2: MUGS, Il, I2. STAN WARD: Wranglers, I2. JOHN WARLICK: Track, II, I2: MAG, IO-I2: Wranglers, I2. CAROLYN WAR- WICK: FTA. IO: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: Sigma Gamma, I2. LYNDA WATSON: Sigma Gamma, I2: Library Club, II. KARYL WATZ: Sigma Gamma. I2: Tri- I'Ii-Y, 9, IO. JOHN WEEKS: NHS, Treasurer, I2: Key Club, I2: NFL, II, I2: Wranglers, I2. DEB- BIE WELCH: Sigma Gamma, I2: PALS, I2: Chan- Ielairs, I2. gh 4-J II I can Irace my hand wilhoul' making Iingerprinfs Mrs Yeargin will never know. Shelley Condon Lee Walker Pa+Ii Walsh Sieve Walfon Sian Ward John Warlick Carolyn Warwick Lynda Walson Karyl Wafz Beverly Weeks John Weeks Jucly Weinman Debbie Welch Seniors 244 Frank Wilson John Wilson Mark Wernick Joan Wesiberg Phil Weyland Daivd Wheaicroil' Emmeii While Mike While Sue Whiimore Diane Wigley Bonnie Williams Lynn Williams Richard Williams Marfha Williford MARK WERNICK: AFS, I0-IZ: MUGS, IO-IZ: Wranglers, IZ: Texas As- sociaiion of German Siudenis, IO-IZ. JOAN WESTBERG: French Club, IZ: Chorale, II, IZ. PHIL WEYLAND: Wranglers, IZ: Drama Club, II, IZ. DAVID WHEATCROFT: SAPS, 9: Spanish Club, I I. EMMETT WHITE: Baskeiball, 9: Swim Team, IO: Wranglers, IZ. MIKE WHITE: NHS, IZ: MAG, IZ: Radio Club, II, IZ: Elecironics Club, II. SUSANONNHITMORE: Sigma Gamma, IZ. DIANE WIGLEY: Naiional Merii semidinalisi, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. BONNIE WILLIAMS: Markelies, II, IZ: FTA, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: French Club, IO: LYNN WILLIAMS: Tri-Hi-Y, IO: Tennis Team, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ. RICHARD WILLIAMS: Key Club, IZ: MAG, IZ: SAPS, IZ: Wranglers, IZ: Swim Team, IO-IZ. MARTHA WILLIFORD: Sigma Gamma. IZ: Tri-I-Ii-Y, IO: Chorale Award, II: Spanish Club, IZ: Chorale, II, IZ. KYLE WILLIS: Track, II, IZ: Fool- ball, 9-IZ. FRANK WILSON: Debaie Squad, IZ: Wranglers, IZ. JOHN WILSON: Wranglers, IZ: Anvil, II. CHARLES WINSTON: Wranglers, IZ. KAREN WISE: Tri-Hi-Y. IO: Sigma Gamma, IZ. DALE WITHER- SPOON: Sigma Gamma, IZ. FRAN WOOD: Cheerleader. IZ: Miss Memorial semi-Iinalisi, IO: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Carnival Queen Candidaie, IO: Tri-I-Ii-Y, IO. MARY JANE WOODS: MAGJ, II, IZ: SAPS, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma Secreiary, IZ: Drama Club, IZ: Markeiies, IO. CECILY WOODWORTH: Sigma Gamma, IZ: Laiin Club, IO, II: FI-IA, IO. JIM WOOLDRIDGE: Wranglers, IZ. JOHN WOOTEN: Wranglers, IZ. DON- NA WRIGHT: AFS, II, IZ: Sigma Gamma, IZ: PALS. HAROLD WRIGHT: Camera Club Treasurer, II, Presideni, IZ: Anvil, Reaia Phoiog- rapher, II, I-lead Phoiographer, IZ: Band, IO, II: Wranglers, IZ. SHIRLEY YACKEL: Sigma Gamma, IZ: French Club Vice-Presideni, IZ: Chorale Publiciiy Chairman, IZ: Choir Award, IO. LINDA YARBERRY: Mosi Represeniaiive Freshman Girl: Mosi' Represeniaiive Sophomore Girl: Ouisianding World Hisiory Siudeni, IO: Drama Club, IZ: Sigma Gamma Vice-President IZ. I Y' f -wa l 4 Charles Winslon Karen Wise Dale Wilherspoon Fran Woocl Mary Jane Woods Cecily Woodworlh Jim Wooldridge John Woolen Donna Wriqhl' Harold Wrighl Shirley Yaclcel Linda Yearberry In Memoriam Chris Ebert Juniors -.f 9 -M., Junior class officers: FRONT ROW: Peggy Murphy, Vice-President Margo Oldham, Secrefaryg Gary Ashford, Presidenig Sheryl Jorgensen, , El Douglas Tharp, Sponsor: Mark Sehnerl' Treasurer TOP ROW Represenlalive-al-large. V . - . ,, +5 52- ,p ig 'Ii f .g:'K::5Eg,-fir . . 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Clilion Diane Clisbee Jan Cloud Todd Cochran David Collins Marilyn Collins Don Cook Paulina Cook An l lusl press lhls bullon on lhe shall and lhe rnolor springs oul Mrlce Seilierl Dale Renner 249 Meel' ihe Mefracal for lunch Juniors Philip Cook Carolyn Cooke Jeanne Cooke Paul Cooke Becky Copeland Palricia Corolla Bill Corson Marlha Counlryman Jerry Courl David Coward Cindy Cox Jay Cox Marlha Cox Pal Cramer Doug Crockard Nancy Cron Debbie Crowell Philip Croyle Jodi Cummings Kalharine Cummings Jack Cunningham Al Curry Nadine Curry Cheryl Cusac Mike Daley Diane Daly Ed Daniels Tere Darby Tim Dauphin Bill Davidson mana--. ,,W, 2. ..,t -- :...-Q ,fp , l of ffmg 3 . , V ,, M ,. 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Beverly Rairigh Goody Emde Joe Englerl Darryl English Gale Enfrelcin David Evans Peggy Evans Ken Evereil Richard Favor Rozanne Feeser Karen Fenner Allan Fergus Shari Fielder Susan Fields Deby Finch Becki Fi'Hs Jim Fiizgerald Pal Flanary Duke Fleshman Warren Flelcher Ben Floyd Paily Flynn John Fons Nancy Forlcer Marqarel Forrester Bobby Fosler Rebecca Fosler Duncan Foulds Linda Fowler Richard Fowler William French Don Funlchouser Ann Fulrelle Susanne Gabriel Charles Gallagher Jose Galo Linda Gamble Nancy Gammon Gwendolyn Ganll Dave Gardner John Gardner Carol Garner Lydia Garwick Palli Garwood 'W' Sieve Gaies And fhis is 'ro lei you know fhaf l'm nof mad al' you any more. Linda Seaman. V04 ,nw- Brian Gaumer Pele Gaylord Diane Gaynor , Diane Geiser Byron Giezenranner Kafhy Gifford -iii gr Q ,k,' A ' - jg ,mf Ji' - , . 2 ..fs-' at , 5, AW W , if I4 Gloria Gilberf Marqaref Gillcison 253 Juniors Nancy Hamlin Mary Hanlon Linda Hardy Helen Hating Sue Harsiiclc Deborah Harvey Greg Hawes Mark Hawlcins Dana Gill Debbie Gill Duane Gillinqwafer Susan Glanville Judy Glass Grefa Glavis Chrisiopher Glossbrenner Robby Godsey Lynn Gonlarek Tish Goodman Jim Goodson Bill Goodykoonlz Janice Gordon Candy Graham Donna Graham Caihy Grayson Barbara Greene Belly Greenwood Jeff Griffilh Sieve GrimmeH Jonny Grose Perer Gruen Carol Guenfher David Hackefhorn Charles Haden Susan Haden Paula.Haefner Jana Hale Jesse Hall Roberl Hall And Judy fold me 'lo lell you 'llwal' Jerry said llwal Joe wasn'+ mad because . . . Barbara Grimmelf ralks briefly in flue mall wifh a friend. Wendy Hilly Carolyn Hinckley Ricliard D. Hinds Ricnard Hinds Mark Hodges David Hollman Rick Holberg Roger Holeywell Ronnie Holloway Susan Holmes Mary Holsombaclc Lynne Hooper Deboralri Haworlli Carol Hayes Pam Haylnursl Jolwn Heard Linda Heclil' Jolnn Heike Jody Helman Roberl' Hemlell Scol' Henry Ann Herring Jan Herring John Hewell' Harry Hickman Pliil Hiebeler Craig Higgins A. : ui W 5 M5 ,.a, J, gf if , ,.e, 'I 55 as 3 I 5?1'ili?g? g.,1J , ' gi -, 4 5 Jrliw 1.2 Q, 9 X i awww :ggfg,J '5 J,Jf,,,s,i, Q aw- Q lQu5i9f'x use J if ii x -r wwf? , w, M f' i , ' F L 55: ,J Y K , as A we 2, if SGW ' x 444 A 4 A ,Q if , jf. 421 '91 F, fi? I lLSJrifY,biYs sas - - 2 ,,ss .N . ,ami J 7?'l:?ir:!i': J ' . ms- , fm ' 2 Q' we . , ,J J 'i if ' JM 7 X - r ,J Y' 89' Jsrff i -J - is ' 5573 L i EW W ,J ,J f ,J gif .,,, az ,J Ji JJ 1 X Q 1, 4 i,, 2359? , .ii rig ,- if mi s Q , W wi . L f Ulf iJ 524 ll' we 5 Jl J Q J 'I 1 J . 'L ' TEE N wif ' -vJ 9522? - af' J pd -Q A, gig J -- r?J 'figs 'W' , '-, ---Mafia ik 152 1 :L f ,Y J Q K .n i J fir eH+ ' We f f Graliam Hill J A Q A Jean Hill . . . ,S ,J A, William Hill J f , j 'f'i2l gi ,mi VV,J J.,J ille ' r J J sis' J n J . 1 1. J ,, - ii -F f ff 5 W N , :mg Y' W e W' I M f W A ' 'A' 5 , 'iff 'X ,,J,,f ' J J if r an 35' fi, ,L ' evil ff? W- X, . N TQ, I., fJfJssff?Qil1 M 1s?M:s,:'ri56lQ7Y Q- L' we 5 J VE J J X ' ' ' i . x y' V ,JpJ,, s x J, .av- 1M J 'F f , 37, 2 f - ' 1 A ,, 5 225 K , W ., X, P 4 J Yi' ,Q f J Jeff J, JJJJ Q Jm,J,y2,,,J U, mn for M52 f -fW- .J,J J f J ,J J 1 A N , JZI i JJ -H .:.i l 1 W 'N E if iff' Sf li Q uxi' V i amy JL ,ggi J Juniors Danny l-loran Kalie Horn Mike Houlihan Cindy l-loversiock Linda Howes Donna l-loweih Gisele Huemoeller Bennell Hull Sleph I-lunler Sue lngram Hank Jacobs Linda James uullS Who's lhe ham wilh fhe hand?' Wendy Hxlfy Cherry Mike Jennings Sydney Jennings Karen Joers S+eve Johns Cindy Johnson David Johnson Elaine Johnson Gordon Johnson Karen Johnson Lynne Johnson Sandra Johnson Mike Johnsfon David Jolly Belsi Jones Greg Jones Suzanne Jones Sharon Jonle Ruihmary Jordan Sheryl Jorgensen Janel duenger Gary Karler Mary Kay Kauffman Laurie Kayem Eric Keilh Elizabefh Kelley Lex Kelso Sig Kendall Sherry Kenneday Bruce Kennedy Debby Kennedy Judi Kennedy Sam Keni' Cheri Kilburn Ann Kirby Sally Kil' Kay Klaveness Roberl' Klein Chelle Knapp Beverly Knowles Krisli Knox Susi Kroll Larry Kruse Charlene Kruizenga Barb Laclcner T . Q- 6.-6 'AK ra N a Q ,R ' as L W 1553513519 nr mn .L ef 4 1 .. ,Hg 3 is . f 1. fr. .Q -5 . if . Q. I f ,ff, 97 -,,1':.. I- Laurie Laird James Lalicker John Lamb Ronnie Lange '39 i John Lanqlinais Bruce Laroche Sharon Lashley Marianne Lalham The boy wifh fhe permanenf smile Jack Lesch. Juniors Nancy Laughlin Alice Lavish Karon Lawrence Jeanelle Lear Jim LeBlanc Gayle Ledbelier Linda Lee Jack Lesch James Leslie ringer Alan Levin Ellen Lewis Marsha Lewis 1 258 Danny Lien Joe Liffleiohn Bill Livingsion Lisa Lockhari' Thomas Lockhari' Mary Logan Eddie Louden Jeff Love Bill Ludlam Sunny Lyfle Nancy Mclfxrfhur Karen McClure Mike McConnell Sieve McCulley Ed McDonald Rip McEniry Jean McEwan Amy McGill Bill McGuire Jim Mclnlyre Nancy McLain Michael McLendon Sieve McLeroy Paul McManis Jean McMasi'er Margo McMurry Janis McPherson Jim McReynolds ws.. , . ff' ..- '1 K How many Kleenex do you wan+ Today? Miss Brisfow and George O'Brien speak English. l Deborah Mafhews Tracy Maxon Larry Mayne Jerry Mays Tracy Meadows Pa'Hi Merlz Elaine Melherd Tony Migura Janel Miller Kenny Miller Marnie Miller Terry Lyn Mills Sheridan Milchell Frank Monk Bill Moore Carol Morales Judy Morgan Marvin Morris . ,ini Y f Louise MacComb Maralyn Macha Joe MacKinnon Don MacSpadclen Molly Mahoney Par Mahoney Dan Mako Jeff Malloy Sieve Mann Bill Manning Ben Manny y David ,Marsh f 4 Bill Marlin Howard Marlin Janice Malaya Juniors AAiAI7 A ,L 5, L:,., ' New , X ' -Nia? f K vs h Q 5 ,ii V K 1 N- 4 is-ff! .7 K 'T 'li' X J , lzi. l,, E ii , , VV,- . A 13 5 x 1 . ,N,. .,,. , ,L S ak K Q H sf : Y . Ea, .. so M5 l ,Q1'Q1ii i -f' 5 - ng: -.95 .. , -- f 11: -rf . -f fs! -my ri A a- 2 - . .--' -f-' .. , 3.1, . in-Sqft f f 'S 7 I Q , . L... K , ..,. , k J sag ., -Q, , 1 A L .. r ,X K V k .4 ,,.. . 41 A 4 rl ffl? Q V: Q , rw? ,. L M'-as f 2. ,L Q N ,F 1 ' '..-L r , N, yo , 1 Q 1 K s HN ET ln? .. ' - x 'fr--.X ' 5 --.,e'f Ronny Newlon Nancy Nicholson Sallie Nolan Luanne Norllw Diane Norlon Sam Norlon Milne Oakes George O'Brien Bul my car was righl here 'rlnls morning. Belly Beneclce Barry Morrison Carol Mosley Marllna Moss Carol Moye Kris Mullenburq Loral Muilenburg Leslie Muncasler Eileen Murpluree Peggy Murplny Marllma Musella Joe Musgrave Jill Nagle Larry Nees Laura Neiderl Tommy Newburn Gary Newcomb Eddie Newman Jim Newsome And my parenls fhinlc l'm going lo school. Leigh Ellen Roy waifs for 'rhe morning bus. Perry Pale Leonard Palon Dick Pallerson Jennifer Pallerson Carl Payne Jackie Payne Susan Peabody Kenny Pearson Eric Pederson Lee Penny Randy Pelerson Bill Phillips Margaref O'Brien Sharon O'Dell Jane Ogden Mar o Oldham Q Bob Oliphanl Joe Olson Becky O'Neill Kalhy O'Neill Mary O'Reilly Jeff Osborn John Osenbaugh Sleve Owens Bill Padon Timmie Palmer Greg Pappas Debbie Parish Bill Parker Teresa Parks Juniors . N ,C 4 Q ,Vl V Tommy Phillips Linda Pinger Linda Pipperf Chip Piicher Wendy Piicher Kevin Pills Palli PIa++ Craig Plumhoff Barbara Powell Janei Powell Tom Powers Debbie Poyihress Kay Prehn Gail Prescoii Sian Prescoff Chris Price Gaye Prichard Belci Prigg Marsha Pruiii' Tony Pryor Nancy Radding Beverly Rairigh Suzye Randleii' Ruih Anne Ready Q K f Knock knock . . . Who's ihere? Richard Hinds and Jim Goodson up 'ro Their early morning anlics in homeroom before school. Bill Rechcygl Donald Reed Frank Reed Ellen Reid Doug Reneau Dale Renner PaHy Reynolds Ralph Rice Ann Richardson Barbara Ring John Ring Pamela Roach Bonnie Roberfson Lynn Robinson Sharon Rock Kim Rogers Lee Rohn David Rollce Jan Roller Sally Rollins Brenda Rowland Wanda Rowland Mike Rowley Leigh Roy Judi Russell Roberl Ryan Jeff Sabins Philip Sadler Leslie Sands Doug Sarmienfo John Sarfain Melanie Saunders Mary Ann Savage Paul Sawyer Phil Scardino Linn Scherwifz Nancy Schill Kafhy Schimmel Randy Schullz Sfeve Schwarlzlcopf Juniors ,, ,. if 3 W K . W M, , - W Q.,,,.,f A 2 .. rr... -' ' -'fmsrfil .sHi:'w.'5'4 ff- ' ' ' ' ' iff.igZi:.: 9 -' f 1:ZIf3ESil:'. x ' 1 -J Q- wg , f , wif ' Z '5f:i5i5 A5 Q-7 ' K l . s 5 -ff,f gf' Q 5 J' 32? Q S 1 35 ' j if . .. .., - .qv gf X W ,LA, . I A , La .. -X G . I iw , s V. , S X ' s . -if s L L v ..., .1 V A jj 1:3-W 5' , K -A r . . i r ef? if r. ' f w fi ,,., . ,--f A V buzl . 5 .ivy as VY' Tr' V, .f ' k ,wi 73 : ' . 'P 1 H .. mi L 7' Elsa SCOH Laurie Scolf Mary Scolf Roan Scraper Susan Seaman Mark Selrinerl Mike Seifferf Sally Slwaclcellrord Glenn Slwalwan Janice Sliarpless Tom Slnaw Paul Shedd Tlwornas Shell C-refclwen Slwerlc Elaine Slnorclc Sieve Siclcing Susi Sides Cindy Silces Scolr Simmons Sieve Simon Ricluard Sinclair Debbie Smallwood Bob Smillw C. C. Smiflw Doug Smiflw Gary Smilli Lanny Srnifn Linda Srnillw Meg Smirli Rand Srnilln , xv, I lx f :meer L. This pass says Lynda Bird Jolwnson is in llwe library somewhere. This is a slow one for fhe Chaperones. Janice Derby, Phil Croyle, Melanie Saunders and Doug Croclcard af a school dance in ihe gym. Randy Snedalcer Randy Soulherland Bill Spain Janei' Sparrow Mali Spears Sieve Sprowls Allison Sianwood Ruih Slell Collin Siewari Susan Siine Susan S+. Marlin Cynlhia Slolces Mary Susan Siolres Susan Sfoneburner i Paula Sfublalelield .yi aiu Holly Sluclcey Shelley Subleil' Tom Sucheclci Toni Swanson Jim Sykes Anne Tally Janis Taylor Pal Taylor Jay Temple Tyrone Temple Carol Tenison Sieve Terry David Terwey David Tessmer Monly Teverbauqh Wade Thomas Carol Thompson Janei Thompson Juniors Linsley Thompson Diane Thomson Davey Thornlon Helen Thornlon Taffy Tiplon Susan Tisdale Trudy Tomlinson Margie Torn Don Towsley Jack Tracy Susi Treadway Elela Sue Tripp Pele Troncale' Collin Trube Jeff Tucker Dave Turner Nina Turner Mike Urban Pele Vaden Doug Van Derbur Clay Van Loozen Grella Van Paasschen Bill Van Scoy Sieve Vesial Regan Voil Mariella Wagner Bob Walclrum Charlie Walker Dave Wallace Pal Wallace Jean Waller Fay Walsh Clipper Warcl Charles Warren Hardy Walford Bob Wafson Pam Walson Beverly Weaver Connie Weaver Sandra Webb Glenn Weber Sharon Weed Mary Kale Weiqe Tullos Wells Con nie Wenlz Bob Wessels Alan Wesl Nancy Whelan Cary While Roger While ...isxiiiiigi . .. 'l: 1 'R s Susan While 3, Charlee Whilehead . Carol Whilmire Q, Nancy Whilmore mi .,.. fmiiii Palsy Wilkerson my . Dale Wilkins L, Sherie Willhoile ' '- Fill Williams I is aa Rick Williamson James Willingham M , Larry Wilson li W W Waller Winslell J, 7 :Eu A, gl? I me 1 ,, ,i.',' L Bill Winlers ii is Tommy Winzeler 5 12, A Larry Wood ' R Marcia Wood f i'2:1x9lf5fi . 39k ikilswi, , im r. Woody Woodard ' James Wylie . PM Wvlie R W E l'II bel lhal qirl over lhere doesn'l know Ray Wyngarden i . if ii she iusl had her piclure lalcen. Tommy V J Suchecki makes use ol lhe school library yy, Ni so 1-': :r'..': 2 m , lvlargarel Yorslon E Z Alisa Yusl Mm, Zahn . . Q ,-1 V Sleve Zahn LVVL fjgwzf V ' Richard Zemanel: - Th f is r l . m.aaeW :m .- if visas! 5 :,.I -52. :svfff - :-.'Q if'5Z ln ' 3 fi, : KH , iw. islfzifs ai .. U- Qgzsfw: - :. NE.. ,-Mas, V .ws .4 if lim. A X 1+ 3 K iw X xii Q 3 K .... if Q, .YN XL 3, 2 K sq is 2 f :EW Yi? i is fs 1 N 1' s. Y .n fn'- ' R, K .Y -ln, 2 'W-1-uv ' Q52 I. YY i .Q X - vi we ,,. k mv' ff - S S fleglgiliiwfiiiiw 53 ML . .af My 2, + ,Q r Q . 1 is gf me S J if lisifiiiii : : ss, , . Z, if-gi K xii' i fi r Lv J 45 'xi ' E ,f ls i i ,f i -ss. , ff, 0 51 ,A . ... '.... in H Q 3 l K i, 'V W 'Ti i'ii is , X . ' . F Z? ,FV ,.. .M - iii: ifilsgsil 'F . M X is 'P ,.l,..Qs-fsfyifi,,w.i.W. IW sw: ifssiwsf saw. , iii! .. .L- K- but 5 :li ' . if , A,ggsiiffiwfsfiifssssgss ge s , 4 . ef iii 315, is Qi I: '43 3 ik if .earl ' -3582? R 1 . ? ' 521 Q Q .,,. Q gig s I 3 :L X 5 i::,.,::, 45?-Egg. Sinai? A , a ll i 267 - Sophomores ---iss,-,M Sophomore class officers: Le? fo rlqlwl: Roberl Lee, Presidenlg Mr. Cleclcer, Sponsor: 'Lacey Parkinson, Represenfalivey Ronny Davis. Treasurer: Mike Blqqers, Vice-President Bellwann Frede, Secrelary. Sle-ve,AalcerA U V K 3 A A Elijyfxilleiljfdef gl f,fl' l f if YA 3' fl r 1 Jglrqn ,word ig W, V . - o l . V W is Q.- 91 i fi AQ st was A Asks A Sieve Allen Webb Allen in Alera Anderson Karen Anderson Leslle Anderson Ellen Anllnony Susan Apiiz Roberl' Arllnur Susie Allas Carol Balmm Mary Balnler Brandon Balcer Aj, tiki ,N .ww 3: is A2315 aw 0 me KMA I ,A-. 'A lrll A x , . ,V L-F- f .5 Q Q- ..,. , AE I. K lss Q A as , so 'Lg if 'l:. ' A 5 -15' ' -- Q 5 I ,gg , 'l ,K-an I lff ,,4f:j-KW ,I k KF -Lf 'fy Aff I W - kw,,,ifh 'gg ' Y A R X ,fx ff . l ff W l x , . ef :' 4 S Sallye Baldwin Peggy Ballenger Sieve Bancly Tom Barqer Penny Baron Pal Barrel? Jimmy Barlhlow Kay 'Barlholomew Charles Barwell Ann Bassi Teresa Ba+eman Richard Bauer William Baumann Binnie Bayless Mary Becker Kaye Behring Evelyn Bell 146 Nancy Bell fi. , me T E ' yn' K 5 bl is', 'W' 33.515 --HI E-'::::5.-ii. 1. , ,V A. . 3 K K a ll 5 57' i ' 2.-E .-tis. - -1' .Q ii ws-' f V , 1 V AA' 2 1, M 1 zz gif .sr Hi 2 if RS :,i+.1,, Q 12 is 2 Mike Biggers Sharon Birkman Doug Blackburn Jeff Blank Joe Block John Blum Sandy Bockelman Tom Boddorfl: Beverly Bond Liz Bonewilz Rulh Bonnell Mike Bouche Lee Bower Mike Boyce Jim Boyle Mike Boyle Paul Bradley Pal Brady Jim Brand Marfha BraHen Sharon Brechl Rusly Brenls Sfuarf Briscoe Joan Broaddus Cheryl Broady Fain Brock Bruce Brogdon Bob Brown Jeff Brown Susan Brown Sophomores Jim Buescher Brian Burk Tommy Burks Jeff Burnefl Sara Burns Dennis Busch Lynn Bussey Beverly Bufler Cindy Builer Monica Byrne Liz Calabreffa Margare+ Caldwell Donald Call Kaihy Campbell Kaihy Capelle Mike Carden Joan Carlson Harry Carlfon ll fi I'll give you IO seconds To gef fhose books off my pickle. Ann Richardson and Susan Neulrom have a friendly chaf al' lunch. Edward Carr Bill Carson Bob Carson Linda Carswell Craig Cawley Bill Champion John Chaney Marfha Charlfon Mary Cheadle Susan Chenaull Carol Chesier Kip Childers Bruce Clark Ging er Clark Sieve Clarke Caro Marfi Larry l Cleveland Q n Cliffon Cline Yeah, we live on a liH'le farm iusi' our of Johnson Ci1'y. Gran? Dorsey speaks +0 'friend in mall. Karin Cockrell Carol Cody Terrye Cole Francis Collins Janef Collins Doug Cones Ted Connor Jim Cook Linda Cook Ronnie Cook Susan Cook Susie Cooke Jay Cookenboo Bob Cooper Linda Corle Caihy CoH'erell KiHi Cowan Dewi++ Cox Michaela Cox Carol Cramer Rick Creed Danna Cresap Chris Crickmer Chris Crifchlow Ward Crilz, Raymond Cross Ronnie Crowell Mecky Crump Marc Curfis Sid Cuichin 271 A-'Q' Sophomores Donna Dildine Kay Dirks Terry Dobbins Jeff Dobson Jill Dobson Sandy Donhaiser Nancy Dorr Gram' Dorsey Sara Dofy Pal Dougherly Pamela Dreesen John Drew Debby Drooger Kay Drouin Earl Duffy Mike Dugan Bill Dunn Don Dupre Rober+ Dykes John Dyksfra Mike Dallas Michel Damiani Roger Daniels Diane Darcy Linda Dashiell Gerald Davis Malinda Davis Pam Davis PaH'y Davis Ronnie Davis Adrian DeGuire Linda Deily Chris DeLorenzo Mary De Lorenzo Paffy Dempsey Greg Derrig Billy DeVillier Debbie DeWiH Linda Dickens Dana Dickson John Eads Bruce Earl Sharon Ebanlcs Thomas Edgar Bob Edmislon Bea Edwards M K ...K . , i , up 'Q Jar: l li-Ixqisff di i T351 4 x s -ss if l ii all :vw sa Q xii f ,, 3 ' if X Y x sz K' A 'ff Sz .ve ,, MQ' is '25, :D ... 4 ,X S 'WZ 32 -3 M 5 :si E as H-if l at 54 x,. H 1312 ik 1. 'L xi s . 1 f fr ? Q ls I A. I Nobody +old me glue runs oul' of fhe faucel's. Alice Schorfc -1' work in fhe school darkroom. Gail Elsley Susan Engle Nancy Eppes Bob Einyre Mary Ernyre Carolyn Eubanlr Jean Evans Mary Jo Evans Bobby Farrell Mauricio Fernandez Nila Finch Fraces Finger Barbara Finlc Judy Fireslone Prudy Fisher Dennis File Jaclc Flaclc Charlie Fleclc S , suevgeiieiegiq Mega um! .ww bg , , Q52 Si 'IK - 2 ,Q if NE- .V 2 Nancy Eh rhardl Debbie Ehrman Pele Eischen Connie Eledge Sherry Ellis Ann Ellison Nancy Ellisor Clinlon Elms .s-J, , fp sims Q-If li? Qui- Q-.av Nw --as r Sophomores ,f'f'lfE??55W-ff , 755 .sem mai: W, ,L , L k ' , fr-fti , fairies 'v ?- ' ,..'fz? '-- ,-sm' ,n f g J M y-ag n 4 ., 5 X , , X I, 5 ' J r- Q ' ' '- Qi? A ,L , 'mfs 2 2 -5 Q wllagsieiws i W MMV :., . ,,.,, f,.M,,, X' L.-f -,L,L,,.', AW,W, W E' K r:a,f1saf'p .,,, . ,M,,, Eg W , - V ,R P Q : W 3 , ,V wg E , we A .5111 lf ,fam- lg W -:ww Y M' S is ww -5hr New , amz? me 'W I , , A Z S, ,ax X v or is if i ggi we eg L f. an K .ay 5'Tl5.EfC5 YZQESLQQ 5-Silva' Kin Q1 5553 5521. , fl ?f5f:f!a :E- he LET-. .N A ew Use ' r r - f ' 17 was 5 we , l gr if' ,ae W 4 S is - is : 5 . . i 4 fi - .- ., -f -, '-m5sv fl 12Y 1fge' . : K A if 5 : 5 as f 231:51 ,affix . gag, '-:'l . ' ' A96 ' T J 'L E ' ' J gjlgj, if Y ' , 5 a ' L ' 1 H it w? . Hey!Tl1ey really did kidnap fhe Bear's quarferbaclcln 'IN Melissa Flinf Diane Floyd Mark Folloder Paula Forney Ann Fowler Joe Foy Barbara Frazier Candy Frazier Bellnann Frede Jim Freeman Charles Frosl Rufliie Fruge Sandra Fuller Jay Fullinwider Callnay Fulion Tom Funlclnouser Kim Sandy Madalyn Sandy Pal Gansfer Jon Garre-H Lorin Garwiclc Jennifer Gauclias David Gavin Bob Gay Jaclc Gay Peggy Gelwrinq Meryl George Janel Gelz Val Gibson Karen Gilford Mark Giller Mike Glanville Becky Glanville Janis Glenn Mike Glenn Allen Goehrs Sharon Goldsfein Nancy Goodman Claire Goodrich Debbie Goodykooniz Suzanne Gould Brenda Grace Kay Graham Bob Grance Barbara Gray Trudy Gray Kelly Green James Greer Kalhy Grice Mike Griffin Rebecca Jean Grofh Sue Guenfher Pafricia Gwallhney Sylvia Hairgrove Yecchh l Jennifer Gauchas Marsha Hairsfon David Hall Honey Hall Richard Hall Sheila Hall Lee Hamilfon Richard Hamner J - H 5 Befh Hand ,I aa I ' . 7 n'.irgif,Q if 1 gg 34? Sophomores Slephanie Hand Jerry Hanlon Bob Hannay Calhy Hannon Emily Harang Jan Harden Bruce Hardman Palsy Haring Anne Harland . ,--..- ' , vi - A H ir' ::. nga, W v:--- 'r :I . W Hip - 'Q if .WU rg? .-lk ,, gif if John Harman Becky Harpold Larry Haskins Dale Hawkins Sue Hawkins Richard Haworfh Pam Haynes C. A. Haynie Drew Heard Lynne Heard Kay Heffler Ken Heidlmann Cheryl Helmich ScoH Henderson Doris Hermann Terry Hernandez Emmie Herndon Debbie Hewi'H Sally Heywood Andy Hicks Mary Hicks Linda Hinds Margarei' Hippard Jill Hochsluhl .Q- .EA ,, W A f fi- T 5 - L w r v i i LVZE :-: i J Do you jhinlc maybe we could snealc him in? Lacey Parkinson, Pa? Kalmans, Kafhy Mosher. Susan Chenaull. Denny Hoy David Hughes Gail Hughes Lucien Hughes Gordon Humphries Ann Hufchison David Hufchinson Kalhy lmhofl' Laurie Ingram Richard Ingram Doug Jackson Elaine Jackson Barbara Jacob Russell Jacobs Jules Jacquin John James Tom James David Joers Donn Joers Carl Johnson Diane Johnson Eric Johnson Jacki Johnson Jennifer Jolly Roberf Holden Bill Holliday Debbe Hollingsworfh Linda Hollingsworlh Bill Holloway Jay Holloway Edwin Holmer Mary Hosokawa Rhonda Hovafer Clyde Howard Glenn Howard Nancy Howard Sophomores QL Cafhy Fulion uses her lunch period To lhe besi advanfage. Lindy Jones Gene Kaiser John Kalil Pal Kalmans Gayle Karler Richard Kauffman Rick Kean Cliff Keddie Mike Kelley Rurh Kelly Kaihy Kemp Dan Kemper Phil Kendall Jeff Kendrick Jack Kern Valli Kidwell Ann Kimmons Sieve Kinney Debbie Kisler Sara Klein Joy Knillel Russell Knoll Tom Koenig Kafhie Kohlmaier Jill Kohnerf Chris Kramer Phil Kraiovil Paddie Kremer S+eve Krueger Sieve Kudrle Sieve Lacey Maria Ladrillero Linda Lancer Jimmy Lange Tommy Lascoe Pa+Ti Lawrence Bonnie Lawson Jeanne Lawson Ricky Leachman Sherri Leake Caihy Leary Debbie Lebeaux Donna Lee Nancy Lee Randy Lee Virginia Leiiar Ann Leiiesie Sharon Leigh Mary Leiih , Kaihy Leiiner Harold Leone Ken' Lesarire Derek Leiz Caihy Lewis Hey who parked his Triumph in fhe mail? asks Terry Cole. sg is I A. A 5 5 'X .1 rs ' Glenn Lewis Jo Lewis Rick Lewis Miriam Lien Kaihie Lindow Ardafh Lindsey Lynn Liffle Randy Lifile Sophomores lnduslrious sophomores lind lhe mall perlecl for concenlralion. my 1 N . gil' 'W ' Q--'-' , sig' L E L ' WN' . H lil Calhy Lillrell Roy Lobner Lincla Loclce Marlc Love Elizabelh ,Lower Linda Lowry Lisa Luclcell Roberl Ludlam Sharon Lynch Sam Maclzerran Alex Maclcay Doug MacLean Dan Madsen' Mike Mahoney Rick Mandrell Melissa Mangold Judy Maroney Milne Marsh Scoll Marshall Chrislina Marli Daryl Marlin Kemp Marlin Milce Marlin Karen Marlinez Tam Marxen Melissa Maxcy Dick Maxwell Cynlhia May Lewis Mcfxdow Susan McCann Bill Miller Karen Miller Deana Mills Ann Milne Michelle Moniagnef Craig Moore Elaine Moore Ellen Moore Karin Moreland Henry Morris Pai' Morris Sandy Morris Molly Morrison Sandy Morrison Robin Morse Dick Morfon Kafhy Mosher Jan Mouche Peggy Mullenix Carol Muller Virgil Mullins Michele Murphy Mike Murphy Rick Myers Jon Narum Ginger Nelezen Kay Nelson Nancy Nelson Sco'H' Nelson Susi Nelson 0 Mary McCleary James McCleslcey Dennis Mccolgin Mary McDonald Kaihy MCG-owen Mike McGregor Marcia McGuire Scoii' McKissaclc Beasy McMillan William McMullen ScoH' McNeese Jean McSpa:lden Bobby McWhor+er Sherry Medlin Lynn Menking John Meredifh Bill Meyer Leslie Millar I W. 'fi can N 7, 'AM V ,if A . ,--, F' ?:. I I lf ,H ' 4 nkk : EM ' 'L ' H-vigil :I 4 is H vi ..-1. H IZZ' . QI- A 2 is :f1'i ' 'M-i., is S, qi x i 5 1,6 1 I sw' S hd.. 1174+ ,, 'V ' 'ill 1 I: .iv ,,, .-.,,. i . ,Y .1 ' - ',, ,g,-- -:.fE,SSfe:2? - 'Siu , N' ' 1 'Hi 'Q ' F ,352 GW H mm -I 2 , , qu., 0 Sophomores .W-. Look al ihal boy hanging len on his lunch Tray! Don Nesler Slephen Neukorn Susan Neukom Chuck Newcomb Brian Nielsen Sharon Nisbel Roberf Noble Susan Nonmacher Ann Norfon Sandy Nowlin Mike Nunally Susie Oaks Sharon Oberg Barbara O'Brien Lloyd Ochferbeck Karen O'Connor Robin Ogden Jim Oglesbee Roberl' Olde Sieve O'NeiI Bob O'NeiII Bob Oney Lawson Orr Rusly Orr Slephen Ousley Nancy Owen Jane Owens Marzelle Oxsprinq Pal Paine Dana Parkans Q A ' 1 r an ago 5. Q lk Q Q 1' R XXX fi we ill G eg Eff. 5 F LL,, V. ff R M S ,pg Y 'Mia 51 Thaf's The la+es+???? Scofl Henderson Rila Pequero Jennie Penn Kalhy Penninqlon Diana Perine John Pelerson Shirley Pelerson Curran Phillips Randy Phillips Bruce Philpol Meridefh Piqgoll Sam Pilcock Lee Poch Beverly Pool Linda Porler Mark Pravel Mike Prendergasl Marilyn Prichard Prissy Prolfill Charles Prolrop Vic Pugh Howard Purnell Linda Rae Ronald Rauch Jim Rayburn Lola Parker Lacey Parkinson Gayle Palierson Belli Paul Fran Paul Milce Pauli Richard Pearcy Rick Pederson Sophomores Maureen Reap Sfephanie Reass Gordon Rechcygl Wanda Reed Suzanne Reedsfrom George Reese David Reimer James Reimer Melanie Reneau John Reynolds Lin Reynolds Kim Rhodes Andrea Ricards Ann Richardson Kalhy Riedel Thomas Ripple Sam Robbins Bobby Robinson Joan Robinson Carolyn Rogers Dick Rogers Sandy Rogers Suzi Rogers Edna Rollins Jim Ross Slacy Rolhroclc Hellen Rowland Diane Royder Paige Rozelle Cheryl Russell HH a ieacher and win a hobby horse. Rick Rozelle supervises fhe shooting gallery af fhe Senior Carnival. Neufher rain nor sleel, nor dark of nigh? can keep me from my hislory class. Barbara Slazo Mike Sefeldr William Shaffer David Shane Robin Sherwood John Silva John Simpson Diane Sinderson Chris Siracusa Wally Sisk Linda Skelran Mike Skinner Marc Slaughler Scorl' Slaymaker Paul Sloan Richard Slover Amy Smifh Becky Smirh Diane A. Smifh Chrisfie Russell Ry Ryman Scofl Sackenreufher Charles Sakwilz Sharon Sampley Bren? Sanders Susan Sanli Carol Sapko Mark Schaver Joyce Scheffler Margarel Schiller Alice Schorre Ann Schulrz Nancy Scoll Chris Sealy 'UF -V .. .iw qs , wg 1- ,, . , fir-. asa . fra,-4: -.. Sophomores George Smirh Judy Smirh Karhie Smirh Sally Snellgrove Debbie Snowden Chanfal Soulon Barbara Spafford Duane Spain Gerry Sparrow Susan Spears Cindy Spiker Cheryl Sprinqgafe Guy Slallinqs Calhie Srands Georgiana Sranley Debbi Srarlc Rhonda Srassen Barbara Srazo I figure if I rarse my hand ihe chances are shll IO fo l she will call .on me. Sophomore iii-sirclass Qafm 'i S PX William Srein Sally Srerlinq Linda Sfevens Jamie Slewarr Sherryl Srine Paula Siober Jody Srolcer David Slovall Sue Summers Laura Swinbank David Sydow Bobby Sykes 1, 1 Caihy Tabberf Nicky Tanguy Connie Tarlf Doug Taylor John Temple John Thacksion M Ra+s! I forgoi mv cape and sword. ' Carol Thorn Colleen Thorn Palricia Thorne Jo Ann Thwealf Greg Tickle James Tisdale Dudley Toellce Tommy Tomlorde Elizabefh Topper Marshall Tracy Mike Trei+el Richard Troifer John Troul' Pal Truax Tommy Tucker David l.. Tyler Toby Tyler Don Unwin Frank Thayer Chaxles Thiebeauli Carol Thomas Donnie Thomas Joyce Thomas Ronnie Thomas David Thomason Nancy Thompson I f 287 Sophomores Julie Valenfino Barbara Van Eaton James Van Paasschen Daisy Vargas Dick Vedder Claudia Verslelf Downy Vickery Wayne Viehweg Rick Vinceni lrl Walker Sally Wallner Kay Walser Sue Walsfad P 3 Kaihi Wambold Roberf Ward Jocilyn Wardell Don Warlick Rubin Wavra Keifh Weed Lorraine Weller Jeff Wells Hardy Wendenburg Judi Wesl Karel Kay Wesl' Jane Weyland Janel Whafley Janis Wheeler Eileen While Charles Whirehead Dick Whileside David Whiresides Bill Wiggins Diane Wiggins Randy Wilde Phil Wilkinson George Williams Janis Willilord , i as an 4 o 521 J 'Q ll ,, if .kg .au 5 Tl'1al's flwe lasl lime l'll surf all nigl'1f! Nancy Ehrhardl, Julie Valenlino, Susi Wallers. J. Sieplnen Willis Jolwn Wilson Mary Wilson Bonsall Willon Cliuclc Wimbrow Leslie Winn Edward Winfringlwam Linda Willwer Joelfa Woeslemeyer Sally Wolf Cheryl Wolfe Eva Wolslri Bobby Wommaclc Clnarlie Wood Gail Wood lvlarlc Wood William Wood Kay Wriqlnl Paul Wriqlil Randy Wriglil Susan Wriqhl Jean Wylie Deboraln Yanlis Diane Yarberry Jimmy Youdan Camille Young Sherry Young Slnaron Zabrislcie Zoanne Zima Louise Zimmerman 3 E , f , ll ,sg-ww--. ,W ,z Nffjlg-5 syif 'Q mwah! men Freshman class officers Lefl To righl: Bob Hagemann, Vice-President Alice Gayle, Secrelaryplohn Alwood, Presidenl Candi Barron Treasurer Mike Tapsalc Represenlaliveq WWW 5 ri,r r i ,ny i r B A M, is W ,- 7 ' ff K fin' X sf we 0147 ff' Mr. Buchanan, Sponsor if w-we ew X ,M 1. , K, 1 ,J . , ,.,. ' A F' if! B rr 'fin f , ,yy 'ek , 4 1? fic Parker Aclcley Sleve Aclcman Charles Adams Lynda Adams Jim Alexander Penny Alexander Ronnie Alford Sam Alford Tex Allen Gary Allelaq Palrice Amanle Palrice Arnundsen Julie Anderson Mary Anderson Philip Anderson Jan Andrews Jack Apple Cynlhia Appleman Beclcy Aslcew Jane? Aslon Claudia Allcinson John Arwood Krisline Alwood Richard Auqusfson Laurie Bacorn Liz Badger William Bailey Barbara Baker Cynlhia Baker Marfha Barco Charlolfe Barr Claudia Barrelf Doni Barrus Candi Barlon Terry Bash Pal Bass Palricia Basfidas Maria Baleman Auslin Bauer Ed Baxfer Auslin Bay Robbie Beall Sherri Bean Bob Bealon Bill Becker David Becker Doug Bedell Billy Bedman '27 H an . 'af'r 'Q rrlr uuiii B D l fe . , L , We -z 'HF' gr ,,, 6 Q' lg .af -. 'fi if 51 jf .V ,W ,Wm 1 ,, . 1 7 s Nl' AA, xx -N ig... vF,.,. A' 4 B A V 1 ' , 3 A l 101515, ' - yf sg. H 'N I I ' - ' , .. iii in ,i M3215 .- a , -ear My . 3 in x 8 yt' ., X ,. ,- . ' -'fp ,aw Aff LM ,mi ..::::g: .1 '-- ,n.u.,-'- ., 1 ' ':' :::::-'::::- . I Mike Belin Ray Belsley Sherry Bender Tracy Benson Myla Berlinol' David Befzler Jim Biddison Becky Biddle P' QV 'H 1-1' ' smear, , .- 4' - --aff as Wh 8: vb? A w-f 1 X? , Q ,-N. gal l-loneslly, l've worn some preffy ridiculous 'lhinqs in my life, buf 'rhis is absurd. Barbara Nagle poses wifh phologe rapher's slafe. .f B Q' -6 ' . A Eff' K, ..i-+ve if 2 A A ' in S V :Q ,, A ' B he- .,,i J ww 3 N ' i it iz f P 'wr s . 7 r in K A Freshmen Paige Bird V gfjfg Sindee Blair ' Chrislyn Blank 25, Debbie Blaschke i Wayne Blasch ke Donnie Block Quai QD Peggy Bloclcer Day Boddorff Beverly Bond Douglas Bond Barbara Bonner Mary Belh Bonner Jeff Bouche Barbara Boughlon Brandy Bouldin Kaihy Bowers Beih Boyd Sandy Brewer Sue Breylev Daurice Brigham Jane? Broussard Carol Brown Diana Brown Jeff Brown Laifie Brown B L Lana Boyd ,. B Jimmy Boyer Q A Gerry Brachl Terri Brake ' Bob Bramleff , Lg, Q Sieve Bray 9 33 X1-me . 2 B ,Q 55551. an ' A . ., - -- . 4-if' l sure hope he doesn'1' decide io ialce a bile! The Bear Splash al he Senior Carnival. 1 w fe Sf A 6 JW.: '- f I i 1 3 , .av ea, ENR .,,L.,, A lx , V ,J 40' J . 4 ,,,,kV gl tes fy 1? 'Of SK Q B M .mi B- f X -,gr , wf?lf5EE,f: 1.12,--' CBE J f ' Biz, 'f N235 Q' X , .Ny 10 I Ag X 4 ,Qs 5, . Y 1 E ,,. e, iWgE,fgz 245 '3 3 Brenf Browning Kenl Browning Fred Brumley Kalhy Brumley Shelley Bryan Bill Bryan? Judy Bryan? Marlha Bryanl Kafhy Bue Slephen Buqqe Bob Burk Dennis Bu rlce Barbara Burleson Bob Bu rnelf Robin Burnelf Bill Burns Rob Burns Mark Burroughs Tom Bu rf Randy Busby 18 ,-Q . K Cafherine Buller Pam Byrd Kevin Byrne Nick Cameron Dallas Camp Margie Campbell Janice Campice Lorna Caraway Laura Carey Peggy Carl Marsha Carlisle Don Carr Brooke Carroll Ronnie Carroll Sieve Casey Caryn Casler Bill Caudill Mary Ann Caudle Jan Causey Pally Cesalc Nm? 'Q V ef Q 1 CQ s l Q is A f X l xi ss N, E f William Chambers Kim Chappelle Loren Charler Alice Childers Barbara Childers Calhie Childers Buddy Chrisly Sieve Chrisfy Shelly Clarac X252 B , ,Mix V -5, 294 eh my 'frm Bob Clark Judy Clark Carol Clauson sgX.A. X Freshmen ? ? 1 f I could have sworn we had a pep rally loday Charles Clemons Sleve Clemons Laura Cline Jim Clinlon Claude Cody Carol Colqlazier David Collins Sleve Conaway Mike Connor John Cook Colleen Connolly Pam Copeland Rhonda Copeland Corky Cordell Brenda Corolla Pam Couller Sieve Covey Cindy Cox Louise Cox Larry Crain Mike Cramer Robin Criles Cynlhia Crilz Deanna Cullen. lil' Sue Cummings Newl Cunningham Greg Currie Kris Curiis Bill Cyrus Dave Dame Brian Darby Jim Darby Debbie Darling David Davenpori Bob Davidson Jim Davis John Davis Sfeven Davis Wayne Davis 4 , JH i of There beiier no? be any film in fha? camera . Befsy Heard 4 Gary Davison Randy Davison Elizabefh Deavors Shari Decker Alan Denekas Edward Dennis John Derby Richard DeWoll'e Edward Dillon Krisfi Dillon Diane Dingman Julie Dobbs WX. - N- . -7,i ..,. 2 -...N gk . -Q i ? :B vi at Freshmen Eric Doerries Pele Dolellinger Faye Doly Linda Douglas Debbie Downey Joan Duffy Carolynn Duncan Frank Dunn John Dunn Jan Dunning Becky Dye Jim Ebanks Dick Eddins Nafalie Edqerlon Glenn Edling Janice Edmislon Debby Edrinqlon Don Edwards Rodney Edwards Bill Eflinqer 1 '-,W - ,U . 1 'mg ff'-If VTQ iii-. 2 Q I is ccci ccc,c k ii H Ann Doyle Nancy Drake Joanne Drendul Clwarlolfe Drew Jeannelle Drouin Mark Drummond Ellen Drury Tommy Dryden Janis Dubow N A Brian Dudley X .Q ' ii njilwk. W .1 Ch .1 I X Rick Eisenberg Cryslal Eledqe Tommy Elkins Sherry Ellis Edell Ellison Kallnleen Emery Lyle Enfrekin Leilani Essary Keiflna Evans E Alan Everefl if Ann Faulkner Jan Faulkner is Don Fearing Belh Feehan Mary Frances Feeser -5 Becky Fischer Gayle Fischer Dean Fisher Nanelle Fisher Roberl Fisher Douglas Filzgerald Joe Flaclc Eugene Flam Relda Fleshman Kalhie Flynn Kevin Follz Valerie Fons Tom Foppiano Jamie Forbes John Forbes Larry Ford Susan Forrisfal Sally Fosfer Blanche Fowler Gary Fowler Susan Fowler Well l wonder il she has a dale Salurday night Frank K Barl Fox Wyllie French David Frinlc Louis Frosl Tlm Fullon Tom Gallagher Candy Galloway Sleve Gano Alan Gansler Karen Garges Carrie Garwiclc Alice Gayle . X rf- ., kwa, ..ck , . was 4 . U rs fi if 2 wifi X f .r Q f fn fi he 1 X X an Freshmen 1? Sam Gaylord Janel Gaynor Marilyn Geiser John Geneser David Genlry Sharon Genlry David George Susan George Carolyn Gerrard Charlelle Gibson Ed Gibson Lloyd Gibson ls il' frue blonds have more fun? Janis Dubow, Becky Ryan, Mary Lou Herring enioy The proceedings a+ Freshman Orienlarion. D rrrsssr - V l.r 3 17 an -G r r pg if , . gs r 5 v . A- .G ss: 1. - N. 7 , ' .2 i sr 1 or ' l i ' is Y 5 s,,, A ' A , ' ,,a' if f ' i'i'.if7.f,f' 1 lrl l g rsas Q p as i r BQ .V x - :,.f-- jf f - an ' ' ' W X w ax , - 1 nf. Q V A k k J ,W u ,ml ... 298 Q..- Peqler and Judy Thomas Giddens Holly Glossbrenne' Jim Godbold Debbie Godley Karen Godshallc Gayle Golf Sharon Goforlh Jerry Gonfarek Nick Goodrich Andy Goodson Debbie Goss Pam Gray Roger Gray Sfeve Grayson Holly Green Kailny Gregg Brenda Griffin Debbie Griffin Scoil Griffifli Jack Groves Mike Haas Bill Haass Susan Hackelhorn Keiflw Hackney Bob Hagemann Mark Hale Scofl' Hale Trip Hale Jaynie Hall Judy Heller 'Q' ,.y, f,, zi. Becky Hamby Tony Harnillon John Hammond Susan Hammond Barbara Hand Tom Hanlon Ginger Hansel Bay Haralson Rudi Harcourf Cole Hardison Mary Lu Harle Sarah Harper Clwarlolle Harris Dave Harris Marilyn Harlzell David Harvey Joni Harvey Terry Haslinqs Bellw l-lafiield Whil Haworlh Richard Hay Denise Heacly Belsy Heard Mike Hedemann Q, .- we 5 2 r In ,E 1 QD 41 Freshmen Chuck Hedges Glenda Henckel Shirley Henderson Sue Henderson Judy Herring Sieve Hill Barbra Hilly Nancy Hinckley Chrisly Hiser Frank Hill ffl' 4 r iyrzri L .L i Q ,, K X Jessica Hochsfuhl Debby Hogan Scoli Hoker Bonnie Hole Lynn Holland Mark Holzmer Paul Holzmer Danny Honea Frank Hooper Rick Hopkins Douglas Horfvef Kafie Howard Wayne Howard Nancy Hubbard Diana Hudson Carolyn Hughes Margarel Hull Lorraine Humble Holly Hunfoon Debbie Hursr Bruce lgleharr Edirh lisager John lisager Sieve lisager Eileen Jamail Belh James Sharon Jammal Liz Jennings Slephanie Jenning Kai Jensen S 'T Bruce Johnson Candance Johnson David Johnson Elizabefh Johnson Pam Johnsfon Barbara Jones Chris Jones Janis Jones Mark Jones Murnice Jones Sam Jones Jim Josle ...i .4 fl , R F w f 1 ' 2011- i Q ,z frrem- i- eg :f is + Q X we x B A B v-'umm---1 vvuiwv H 'Q 1 a u 7. f ,, W K, .4 iff' rv.: V . W I f ,Q 1 -Y - -f '- ' . .4-K .. .,,, . . A 'EIN is-.sl M .Wr.., . My - fir, N W r ff, X . N 2. . if ' 'P' if.. . -W 5' - J .2 wg! a,.1'-mug' s 4 A '.t,qS:iK,.qi,',., .,. -. ,lm - iw? - J We ' M I f . fjif 1 Y' s 'uf . . 'qfw ' ...Q-.W V-5.5, , ,, ,M if -ei,.e1', J J A rf vi' A gs M Anybody have a map? Freshmen search for Their class- roo'ns af orienlafion. ...:. a Tom Joyce Becky Junlcin Kerry Kadell Kafhi Kahn Sieve Kaiser Henry Kasfner Keifh Kauffman Susan Kee Pal Kelley Chris+ina Kelly Gene Kelso Karla Kelson Susie Kemp Krisfine Kendall Nancy Kendall Rick Kenneday Thresa Kennedy Edward Kenl' ,a is J' ,, any My ii-ff L .5 wr I' ' i s ' , L A ,.-4 V V J V,,k fl AO' K I, is f 5,553 - if- , H. I V, Q , WMF u 'i:l f ! M ' :5 K l , 2? . V if Q , Susie Kenf Leslie Kern Warren Kefllely Pam Kiclson Tom Kidwell Becky Kilgore Simone Kirnmons Freshmen 5 5 Malon Kil Donna Knowles Tracey Kobs Who says fhe new dances are crazy? Alice Gayle and Joe Liffleiolin a+ homecoming dance. !'hb Q lg y yh . , X N if L ,U ., .r,V . M, . visa? vu. ,fn-gk rw 'r M ng ,l,fV ,. ,,,f 5 V if can if -s 0 w-r n Cardie Kremer Linda Krufe Rick Kulner Linda Laclrner Chip Lacy Donna Lacy Greg Lacy Barbara Laliclcer Gary Landers Carol Lanlwarn Janice Larelc Brian Laslwley Bob Lassere Milne Leard Jeanne Leavilf Lauryn LeClere Rickey Lee Donald Le-ever Ann Marie Leillw Marie Leslie Carroll Lewis Pam Lewis Jim Lober Bruce Locklwarl Andy Long Mary Loosley Keilln Lasee Janel Loll Becky Love Jane Lowrey Marilyn Mace Margo Mace Roberl Mackay Doug Maclean Phyllis MacMurrouql1 Rosemary MacMurrouql1 Jolwn Macpllillimy Mike Manone Roberl Mann i 'V Li. ' I jf m 1 y 2 L., , . ,,i, ,, VA 12 5' - ggi, ' if 74 x if -6 Y? We . 53153 lil-5953 f' ! , ,. SEM .zfee .A be KJ x 'ev J K 3 -4-tv? 'ifvywl fr 'Z -f 11,3 5 ii,,i V, Y 1 ' 15:1 ,1:.,jw-, 2 f Pr H L 55' Q. Y Q i W L- -1 -Lf- w AV we Rullw Manny Dan Marcuse Dennis Marlin Marilyn Marlin Jim Masl Dana Mallwews Linda Malllis Liz Malrician ,..,.-1 , f , , are 'W L ', PT if ,,,, , .1 if gi? ii V mfg f. ' , f , ' Z ' ' -if . --I-2255 V -ea, , W ' A ' if rrgzi K Q frkla H X MMT .7-....,,. -Ll-.....-,.. .,., My , . -.L--...4,....m.-. Even llwouglw l do have a dislocaled hip, l'll lry lo slick lliis dance oul. Mernice Jones al a dance in Memorial gym. 303 y 'sry :i 1 5 844 i a af Y Y! Freshmen illwlllimm- Q, Sherry Maffeson Wlwil Malleson Marflwa Malllwews Tripper Mallliews Bobby Maxon Nancy Mayne Ricky Mays Francie McAlpin Darcy McClelland Gilberr McClunq Leslie Mc:Colgin Marlc McCour+ Debbie McCracken Julie McDonald Pal McDonald Jean McDowell Linda McElroy Paul McElroy David McGaw Marian McGlasson Julie McGowen Karen McKinley Chris McPherson Gail McSpadden Will I ever learn Yoga? Janel Broussard and friends W -' ' as s M -fs a D M n M . s e fr - e -:s i,,, , .N L --ks W 4 -iff, 1 ,.f' N, ' - ,y D, ,i.fii 1, iz. ,, 'M vu 'X E--N ,ss kkhk 5 If M X. 9' AN sf'-' A--' i X54 W Ng' Q if ei as - i o 5 M 'r Iss -- W n 'rsr by .. -5 X. D H is , H, K ,Q D D. KT, 'J ' ,, , A-2' i ia ,, - l .L --. - .. 1 ,reefs-1 . if at is Q il I A ' , - if-, ,,1L . lk' ' A V is Q Peggy McWl'1ir+er mf ' sisii' ' as 5119 Medefv 33, y 'UW :'- een sum Meek ,X ' eg: K Q +1 . I 1 If J! 4' 'S' 3-:EQ .:-- t 5 ,,l 3' A L L A 9- D Bob Mefford D y ' D' .Q y, Sherrie Melincler k ' R QP X ,A V N Clair Mercier -5 -X gy -ois 1 f rrr If K ' .. f .. W'-- r 1,95 . A is - 8 - J i 52.12 - ,Xi QQ. KJ' i X ., Craig Merrell L N3 5 K. V is V fp Bruce Merwin s 'Q I D Sharon Middlelon -- M.- is L' f i 53131 . 4- H9 l i A E+-Fi 1 .ng 'fx 415 iff J f - if bfi M gl, ! ' Jaclc Miller A ' 'ew ' ' Q L Pal Miller bll' Toni Miller 304 Dana Millikin Jimmy Minahan Karen Minar Michele Mironchelc Marlc Miichell David Moebre Susan Moncriel' Joe Moody Kafhy Moore Vicky Moore Belh Morgan Chris Morgan Marion Morrison Susan Morrison Randy Morse King Mosley David Moss Gaye Moye Bill Muilenburg G-relchen Muilenb . L urg ig L .1 - ffi ' I 1 2 yy , N N o r if ff ' .Q ,- '1 SP ky Q 1 QIV' SPY! 'Ea s Ld 1 54 -Q4 . if A- 9 M X f an 1, J ,gif Marfha Mulvey Alecia Muncasier Sharon Munnell Dede Murphy Tommie Murray Dick Myers Barbara Nagle Nancy Naumann Dianne Nielson Gary Noble Sieve Nolan Lynn Nommensen Eve Norman Terry Norman Pam Norris David Norfon Befh Novorny Bill O'Brien Bob Ogilvie Ken Oholendf ,. , E L QW E s. Q -- 2 s i 1 'A . my X P as -ii f s r :'U':' ':'mH '3?iiQ i5i Q is n 11.3 N fNN,-fi:-.fa2N1 U , ips: . Q .:.. . W- .. s :is 4' ,,,.,,..,,s,g,1mf1NQ.sh .:N , V :,Alg.wSig ' EK N s s i il , 'K-'fi N.: K gf K l xf- -ff N 3 I J, X yy,.. 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Sc Q .x ' na. 23,5 yawn- I , ,Y P s ,s- 1 l.i R .J ,,, X Q 0 Q' M, RN'-.Q -- ,N -ff new ing 'HA 43' ,gs 'P N-0 ' ' s 5 X .i X fn . rj in Ci- , ' x xff' ,. K K ,- K f ,. -'Pzfx 'l . '. G- fl- 51 Rf L, -4 2 - l my , , gs. , Q NF' ' f. ,N-1 ilu- L ima-' L E4-4 of -W' xy , , A 1 P owl Y 4 ' P saga g X '.Jkk:: f rf ,m1. P 1, 12 r J mmh' -.-2 3 Q uf '19 ii . P- Jaclc Olivier Bill Olson Nancy Olson l-lolly Osborn Sleplwanie Osborne Nancy Oslerberg Donna Olling Reggie Olling Lesley Overbeclc fiailwifrg 55:19. Freshmen And 'ro flwinlc, -s f 5 Ringo Sfarr makes millions doing +l1is. Warren Kelllefy, Chris Jones. Diane Claiborne and Joyce Tliomas praclice a number in cadel band, Barbara Paine Dale Paris Ben Parker A gn .-il y George Parker - 1 'Q' 3 af- Tripp Parker x I V -- ' Q Jody Parrislw 5 , V Xfd' M Jeannine Pasim W ' Roberf Pale gg I Peggy Palon - Q, A .P-Q. iff' Q I 5 u J .S Q IIX l, 5 in A any Pal Palrey Joseplw Pallerson Craig Payne Richard Pearson Camille Pecl1al Donald Peck ggi? ,,... it is f , ,. .1 X .-2. ss K ,L Mary Lou Pegler Don Perlcins Lois Perry Susan Pelers Dale Pelerson Don Pelerson Y J i Gerald Pelerson Glenna Peverley Ronnie Plnelps Johnny Phillips Warren Phillips Donny Poarclw Larry Poe Paula Porlz Freddie Posl Charles Poller Beclci Powell Richard Power Debbie Preece Ballard Prifchell Grela Propps Marsha Pryor Riclc Pulman John Pyle Bryan Pyndus Deborah Rager Barbara Raiaigh rf, , af ? 4 .,-. ' f' W x if ,, K .W X wi , c 1 y LT 1532! I T J y rllyyry , c l llll' : fl all he lr le 4 l 55 ,. ,, ' Wiki Sw eflffl -4? 'V c , rrl r , V sw ,gf x ' 4' ff 4. fi' .vf,,,,,,,,,,..a-or-0 H4'f ,,,....- -ev 'X I hope gel a cup lhis lime. A freshman frying To rnasler Memorial s colce machines. Riclcy Ramsey Broolc Randal Lynn Randall Wendy Randolph Rory Ray Anne Record Jane Record Bonnie Reed Charles Reeve Nancy Remberl Sybil Rencorel' Morlon Rich - Nj I Q 1' 4,4 :Jil X A, W, 4 If ' ,, y fam ' 4 M R 'fl lllr I- l al fr f 1 xi i -V' 3 H Q i m. if si Q...- Q of me 1 y . t ,V A X, . 'Rf g 2 V 5 'W' X l l R is -if 1 y sc If el K' .V If , 1 WM, ,. ff , f 6,9 CNJ R-. Q1-nv., ff' Q95 yyy Q Fla ii A ,A A-as ,L - lil i f ft s lex K ' f 'A 'l Y , 1 'Ly' , l :,,. 307 1- 4' S, l ' i if H 5 v -' ,A it uf- 2 ge A Q 53? nl I 5 Q L We . , . R., Pi 2 ' ' JP, ,gs ,oc pg. 4, f 'ii in uf .. ? f-1,7-5 'R' 'fyifgqsgi 'FN A A Rvws .y Q Pal Romine Sieve Rooke Tris Roper Leslie Ross Charlie Rofh Carol Royder Brooke Rozelle Dariel Russ Becky Ryan Roberl Ryan Debbie Sams Diane Sanderson Hope Sanford Russell Sarfain Jacque Scace ,.:.ky Freshmen Gene Richards Georgia Richardson Clayion Riddle Sandy Riddle Elizabelh Riedel Susan Riedel Nancy Riley Dianne Ring Lorella Ring Craig Rifier John Robbins Gary Roberls Dorlisa Rogers Pal' Rogers Sky Rohn .eu-ii. A fi::L i iQ 'R R fi? 2 f +G . i so We i N K . f , -,g .N W l if i ' l i ' , , 4' to . i, V .y .. W , , A Q I if I 1 Q V 4 . ii f',fP i R P ,is we 1 XX K I S 308 W 1 Use . ip S ,H 2 , x . y gi 7 S 1 -1- wk K- i. ii .x ,7 I ifl-i g li Qi., Q - Egg: 5 q tu ,- Suzanne Scardino Barbara Schaefer Ann Schepplce Chuck Scheps Bob Scherwilz Jay Schill Refer Schlundl Gail Ann Schmiclcer Paul Schmidl Bob Schrai+le Ply l Lindy Schulfz Parker Scoff Margarel Selel Dickey Seidlifz Sharon Sellers Evan Sefleqasf Debbie Sharp Marcy Sheer Nancy Shellon Pal Shugarl Barbie Sickinq Cliff Siegel l-larriel' Sikes Herschel Sikes Sheila Silver Terri Silver Ricky Simpson Barkley Smilh David Smifh J'Anne Smiih Julia Smifh Kifly Smilh Pam Smilh Roberf M. Smilh 6 H 9 ,. 9 5 1- , 5 WN, 1, ,.,. f W. if QS, L' 'XL cciii,ri iw K.. MY V y ., 1' -s Q. 1. W, I , ..1,g.yzff - 6, M ,wr is' . ., A -5, 119 ,1- .f 2 qs U , -r 4 Wi 'f-- ' .. M' i, ' v 4 T75 , i, . ,W 1 .-M 6 1 ff , W I l A ' ' ff :le fy Q i .. X ' 1 I . -V .A ' P ' ll A -2 - S' gl .A I . ' ,tv r Vw, , . iff , '55 as 6 +!l! r ' 5'l S :iw ai- I A iw Belh Snodgrass is Fred Sowers K' These .lilly paiferns aren'l near as easy as lhey leaf us lo believe Nancy Remberi' learns sewing lechniques in home economics. Jeff Spear Peggy Spears 'Dicky Spechl' Spike Spence Trip Spence Jim Spencer fa W' X ryy, y , ' --rff M... gs ,, J 1 Q :N A I W7-- my y 'X V L. A I .- df eva, ,X .L 'gs' ,ks .fin newlm ri S r vc r I QQ? Z Q- -fe .V if is ix 1' ' '09 K X. .. . H, K , si' 5 S gf V 'r-r ,Je -A M' U ! '.i-,,. 51. in is . . , 4 309 i ji ft 'r ,E, X ff .3 , ,:, .f 5? l F W 'yr ze: :,,,' ' A . xf I . .fi 2 jfrlx 5 X - Q' D K, .y M 3l0 , L , 5, , Q f. y 1 ' egg. ,ff -, l xr Z F we nf -1 A K vp-sf , l J Q 1 l , if . , , A S ,S I . . , hx ' , t V A ',.', ' .51 - l f .,1 P 'B Q 1' - ' 3 A. 5' a Hugh Slephens Kalhy Slephens Scoll Slerling Nancy Slern Greg Slevenson Sieve Slewarl Freshmen Kalhy Slaydon Carol Sl. Aubin Jack S+. John Sheryl S+. Marlin Sleve Slacy Karen Slanley Paul Slansberry David Slayrnan Bill Sleen Jeff Sleinholl Bob Sie-ll David Slephens QI ry l hope lhis won'f ruin my smoolh and sleek Toni. Chris Del.orenzo curls Jay SchilI's hair for a speech demonsfrafion. Claudia Slime Vicki Slivers Cindy Sloclcclale Jell: Sloclcer Jackie Sloepel Ann Slokes Marlha Sfokes Marlha Slone Sara Sloneburner Debbie Slovall Allan Slranlord Leah Slraula Cincly Slreil David Slubbs Jan Sluchell Wick Sfuckey Ed Suhr Dave Sullivan Julie Sullivan Ellen Suiherland Billy Swarlz Paul Swarlz Kafhy Sweeny Owen Swill' Mary Jane Swink Moe Sykes Mike Tapsak Joan Taska Cheryl Taylor Roberf Taylor x...--4' N. -01 ,uv 3 Mark Tharpe Libby Thomas Sarah Thomas Sharon Thomas Becky Thompson Hugh Thompson Ralph Thompson Ricky Thompson Suzi Thompson Pam Thornlon Bill Tickle Nikki Tisdale Jim Towsen Sheri Trechler Milli Troxell Susan Trube Amy Tucker Joe Tucker Cindy Turner Suzanne Turner Deborah Tyler Warren Tyrell Susan Uldin Marie Valleroy , a ,X fe r r-K i, , ,:::. .0 A. ,M ,v., ,.... K 1 i ya cl. if , 2 1' 1 is 3 X I 4 wry' I f Q 3 Y ti 14 -::. -'ygy ,I-4,,g..i . 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LIST WITH US Two Office Locarionsz 2623 Fondfen-SU 23434 9327 Memorial-OV 6-3437 HOUSTON BOARD OF REALTORS Jo m es CGII1- REALTORS M ': MULTIPLE LISTING senvlcs BefhH292 Boyd, A Aaker, Sleven-268, l7l Abercrombie, Andy-268 Acker, Charlolle-246, 44 Ackerman, Calhy-268 Ackley, John-H246 Ackley, Parker-290 Ackman, Sleve-290 Acree, Cafhy-268 Adams, Annefle-202, I86 Adams, Charles-290 Adams, Lynda-290 Adams, Roloerl-202 Aldworlh, Don-246 Alexander, Ellen-268, l07 Alexander, Jim-290 Alexander, Penny-290 Alford, John-268, l6O Alford, Ronnie-290 Alford, Sam-BB, 90, 290, l6l Allely, Richard-246, I44, l82 Allen, David+202 Allen, Sleve-268 Allen, Tex-290 Allen, Webb-268, l60 Allerag, Gary-290 Allefag, Nancy Allison, Linda-246 ll Allison, Suzanne-l70, l08, 202, 9 II IO6 Allvaler, Janel'-246, 44 Amanle, Lenore-246 Amanfe, Palrice-290 Amundsen, Judy-IOS, 246, l07, 40 I0 Amundsen, Palrice-290 Anderson, Alefa-268 Anderson, Barbara-202 Anderson, Julie-290 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Karen-268 Leslie-268 Mary-290 Paula-246 Phili Student Index Barnard, Jim-247 Barnell, Cecelia-l08, IO7 Baron, Penny-269 Barr, Charlofle-29l Barrell, Claudia-29l Barrelf, Mike-247 Barrell, Pal-269 Barringlon, John-46, 203, ll0, I9I, 49 Barrus, Doni-29l Barrus, Teri-247 Barlhlow, Harry-203, I62 Barlhlow, Jimmy-269 Barlholomew, Kay-l0B, 269, IO6 Barlon, Candi-290, 29l Barron, Ellen-l89, 203, 78 Barwell, Charles-269 Bash, Terry-29I Bash, Vincent-247 Bass, Pal--29l Bassi, Ann-269, I06 Baslean, Carol-247 Baslean, Mary Anne-203 Baslidas, Pafricia-29l Basye, Kent-203, 45 Baleman, Lynne-247 Baleman, Maria-29l Baleman, Teresa-269 Ballaile, Nancy'-247 Bauer, Auslin-29l Bauer, Pam+247, l06 Bauer, Richard-269 Baumann, William-269, Il0, 49 Baxler, Ed-29l, l7B Bay, Auslin-29l Bayle, Mike Bayless, Binnie-269 Baze, Bob-203, l87 Beall, Bonnie-247, Ill, 49 Beall, Robbie-29l, Ill Bean, Sherri-29I Bearden, Pal-203 Bealon, Bob-29l Blocker, Peggy-292 Blodgell, Judy-83, 247 Blue, Margarel-205, l07 Blum, John-269 Boccella, Mark-247 Boccella, Maureen-247 Bockelman, Sandy-269 Boddorff, Day-292, Ibl Boddorff, Tom-269 Boggs, Candi-l07, 247, IO6 Bollon, Bill-247 Bond, Beverly-292 Bond, Douglas-292, l6l Bond, Richard Bonewilz, Derick-82, 46, 205, 77, ll0, 78, lll, 79,49 Bonewilz, Liz-269, IB3 Bonnell, Rulh-269 Bonner, Barbara-292 Bonner, Mary Befh-292 , p-290 And rews, Calhryn-246 And rews, Jan-290 Arklhony, Calhy-82, 246, 79, 39 Anlhony, Ellen-263 Anfhony, Libby-202 Apilz, Susan-268 Appell, Gary-202 Bechfold, Janie-80, 203, l06 Bill 29l lll 48 Becker, - , , Becker, Brucc+204 Becker, David-29l Becker, Marli-83, 204 Becker, Mary-83,.269, ll0, 4B Becker, Scolf-247 Bedell Douglas-29l, lll, 48 seamsn, Billy-291 Bedman, Janice-204 Boorman, Linda-205 Borchers, Bill Borche, Jeff-292, l60 Bouche, Mike-89, 90, I46, l99, 269, I44 Boyle, Mike-269 I44 Boughner, Becky-205, ll6 Boughner, Nancy-l08, 247, l06 Bough Bough Ton, Barbara-292 lon, Edwa rd-247 Boughlon Phyllis-247 Bould sn, Brandy-292, I6l Bourne, Dean-248 Bowen, Randy-248 Bower, Lee-269 Bower Bower man, Mary s, Kafhy-292 Boyce, Mike-269 Boyd, Boyd, Boyer, Boyer, Boyle Boyle Brach .Lana-292 Vicki-205 Jimmy-292 Sandra , Jim-269 , Mike-269 l, Gerry 292, l82 Buesch er, Jim-270 Buescher, Kathy-248, 44., IB3 511996. 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La rry-207 Sle ph en-293 Bullock, Tom-248, IS9, I82 Bunda, Burk, B Burk, B Burke, Burkhal Sleve-248 ob-293, l6l, l7l rian-270 Dennis-293 ler, Mary-248 Burks, Tommy-270 Burleso n, Barbara-293 Burnell, Aldis-207 Burnell, Bpb-293 Burnelf, Jeff-270 Burnell, Robin-293 Burns, Bill-293 Burns Marilyn-248 Burns: Neal-248 Burns, Rob-293, ll0, 48 Burns Sarah-270 Burrolughs, Mark-293 Burl, Joe-248 Burl, Tom-293 Busby, Randy-293, lI0, 49 Busch, Dennis-270 Busing, Richard-248 Bussey, Lynn-270 Buller, Beverly-270 Bufler, Brenda-207, 44 Bufler, Candy-248 Buller, Cary-207 Buller, Calherine-293 Buller, Cindy-270 Buller, Craig-207 Byrd, Pam-293 Byrne, Ed-248 Byrne, Kevin-293 Byrne, Mary-207' Byrne, Monica-270 C Cabello, lrmar2'70 Apple, Jack-290, l75 Apple, Phyllis-246 Applegafe, Byron-202, l75 Applegale, Kim-246 Appleman, Cynlhia-290 Armbrusl, Debby-203 Armslrong, Greg Arnold, David-246, ll0, 49 Arlngcildy, John-88, 246, l59, Arlerbury, Roy-88, 9l, 247, l7l Arfhur, Roberf-268 Ashford, Gary-246, 247, l30 Ashmore, Larry-247, l59 Askew, Becky-290 Askew, Tim-247, Ill, I78, 49 Aslon, Jane?-290 Alkinson, Claudia-290 Aflas, Susie-268 Alwood, John-290, I6I Alwood, Krisline-290 Augusfson, Richard-290 B Bacorn, Chir-247 Bacorn, Garry-203 Bacorn, Laurie-29l Badger, Liz-29l Bahm, Carol-268 Baile, Carolyn-247 Bailey, Tom-24-7 Bailey, Tommy-247 Bailey, William-29l Bain, Don-203 Bainfer, Mary--268 Baird, Dianne-247 Baker, Barbara-29l Baker, Befh-247, l78 Baker, Brandon-268, l78 Baker, Cynlhia-29l Baldwin, Bobby-247 Baldwin, Sallye-269 Ball, Julie-203 Balignger, Becky-ll3, 203, lll Ballenger, Peggy--I08, 269, I06 I2 Ballou, Daryl-IOS, 247, l07 Bandy, Sleve-269 Banks, Wally-203 Barco, Martha-29I Barger, Tom-269 Barken, Fran-247, 65 Beeson, David-247 Behring, Bobby-247 Behring, Kaye-269 Bel, Kalhryn Belding, Gary-204, 45 Belin, Mike-29I Bell, Evelyn-269, l83 Bell, Nancy-269 Bell, Reagan-247 Belsley, Ray-29l Belsley, Scoff-247 Beman, Terri-204 Bender, Sherry-29I Benecke, Belly-83, 247 Beniamin, Nancy--204, 44 Bennalfe, Cheryl-204 Bennell, Kim-204 Bennefl, Tom-204, l44, l46 Benson, Tracy-29l Berg, Fran-247 Berkemeier, Glenn-I45 Berlinol, Myla-29l Belzler, David-29l Befzler, Pam-204 Bianchi, Phil-204 Biddison, Jim-9l, Il0, 49 Biddle, Becky-29l Biddle, Cynthia-204 Bielslein, Jody-247 Biering, Ernest Biggers, Mike-268, 269, 54 Binder, Alice-247 Binion, Tommy-205 Bird, Paige-292 Bird, Tanya-l06, l07, 205 Birkman, Sharon-269 Bishop, Bob-247 Bifefli, Kandy-205 Black, Al-247 Black, Scoll-205 Blackburn, Doug-269 Blair, Cynfhia-292 Blair, Scoll-205 Blanchard, Margaret-205 Blanchard, Van-269 Bland, RonnieL247 Blank, Chrislyn-292 Blank, Jeff-269 Blank, Joanne-205 Blaschke, Barbara-205, 37 Blaschke, Debbie-292 Blaschke, Wayne-292 Block, Donnie-292 Block, Elaine-247 Block, Joe-265 Bradley, Paul-269, l60, l72 Brady, Pal-269 Brake, Sleve-248, 52, l72 Brake, Terri-292 Bramlefl, Becky-248, ll0. 49 Bramlelf, Bob-292, Ill, 49 Brand, Jim-269 Bransom, Vivian-248 Brallen, Guilford-205, IBO Brallen, Marlha-269 Braun, Donna-205 Braun, Mike Bray, Sfeve-292 Brechf, Sharon-269 Brenls, Rusly-269, l72 Brewer, John-205 Brewer, Sandy-292 Breyley, Sue-292 Brice, Mike-206 Brice, Pal-24B Brice, Sfephen-206, I86, 58 Brigham, Dauricw292 Briscoe, Barbara-44 Briscoe, Sfuarl-269 Brillon, Gary-206 Broaddus, Joan-269, I83 Broady, Cheryl-269 Brock, Fain-269, l6l, l72 Brcgan, Bob-206 Brcgan, Sue-248, 44 Brogdon, Bruce-269 Broussard, Jane?-292 Calabrella, Liz-270 Caldwell, Margaref-270 Caldwell, Phyllis-207 Calkins, Bruce-248 Call, Charles-248 Call, Donald-270 Cameron, Nick-293, ll0, 49 Camp, Cindy-207 Camp, Dallas-293 Campbell, Belly Campbell, Gehle-207 Campbell, Kalhy-270 Campbell, Margie-293 Campbell, Michelle-248 Campise, Calhy-207 Campise, Janice-293 Canfield, Susan-248, l3l Cannala, Carolyn--207 Cannon, Don-248, l59 Canlrell, Pierce-207 Capelle, Kalhy-270 Caraway, Lorna-293 Brown, Bill-206 Brown, Bob-269, I60 Brown, Brooks Brown, Ca rol-292 Brown, Diana-292 Brown Jane?-248 Brown: Jeff-292 Brown, Jeff-269, Ill Brown, Jim-206 Brown, Lalfie-292 Brown Linda Brown, Susan-269 Browning, Brenl'-293, l75 Browning, Kenl'-293, I75 Broyles, Wayne-206 Brumley, Fred-293 Brumley, Kalhy-293 Bryan, Shelley-293 Bryanl, Bill-293 Bryanf, Cindy-248 Bryanf, Judy-293 Bryanf, Libb -248 Bryanf, Martha--293 Bryanl, Ronny-206 Buchwald, Nila-206 Buckley, Mary-206 Buckley, Paula-207 Bue, Kalhy-293 Buerslella, David-248 Carden, Mike--270 Carey, Laura-293 Carey, Ted-208, l45, l82, I46 147 Carl, P eggy-293 Carlelon, Chuck-208, l45, I39 l72 Carlisle, Marsha Carllon, Harry-270, l60 Carr, Don-293 Carr, Edward-270 Carringfon, Dale-248 Carrin lon, David--248 9 . Carrington, Dewlrle-208 Carroll, Brooke-293 Carroll Paula Carroll: Ronnie-293, l6l Carson, Bill-270, I59 Carson, Bob-270 Carswell, Linda-270, l07, IB3 Carler, Cafhy-248 Carler, Nafa ivw208 Carfer, Roland-208, l45, I46, I62. I63 Carlhey, John-248, I44 Casey, Sandra-208, 67 Casey, Sleve-293 Casler, Caryn-293 Casler, Kim--248, l7B Casfle, Sferling-248 csudail, am-zea Caudle, Mary Ann-293 Causey, Jan-293 Cavender, Julie-208 Cawley, Carol-249 Cawley, Craig-270 Cawfhorn, Pele Cecala, Carol Cedergren, Dee Ann-208 Cesak, Paffy--293 Chambers, William-294 Chambless, Chris-249 323 Champion, Bill-270 Champion, Nanci-208 Chandler, Cindy-249 Chaney, John-270, 45. 46 Chapin, Jane Chaplinsky, Linda-249 Chappelle, Kimf294 Charbonnel, Debbie-249 Charllon, Marlha-270 Charler, Linda-249 Charler, Lorenf294 Chase, Hank-82, 208 Chase, Mikef249 Cheadle, Mary-270 Chealharn, Paul 2 Chenaull, Susan-270, IO6 Chenaulf, Tommy-Y24? Chesnick, Joanie-249 Chesler, Carol-270, 44 Childers, Slice-294 Childers, Barbara-294 Childers, Calhie-294, l76 Childers, Floyd-249, I45 Childers, Kip-270 Childers, Robinf249 Chirsfena, Mary Jo-249 Chrisly, Bob-208, IB7, l22, 58, I36 Chrisly, Buddyf-294 Chrisly, Sieve-e294 Claiborne, Dianne-249 Clarac, Shelleyf294 Clardy, Kalhy Clark, BObf294 Clark, Brucef27l Clark, G inqer-27l Clark, Judy-294 Clark, Lynn-208 Clarke, 51evef27l Dildine Clauson, Brucev249 Clauson, Carol-224 Clemons, Charles-294, lll, 48 Clemons, Sleve-294 Cleveland, CarolA27l Cleveland, Gregf249 Cleveland, Tomw249 Clillon, Janelf249 Cliffon, Mar'rinf27I Cline, Larryf27l, l60 Cline, Laura-294 Clinlon, Jim-294 Clisbee, Diane-249 Cloud, Jan--249 Cochran, Todd-249 Cockrell, Karin-27I, 44 Cody, Carol-27l Cody, Claudef294 Cole, Terrye-27I Colqlazier, Carol-294 Collins, David-249 Collins, David-294 Collins, Francis-27l Collins, Janelf27I Collins, Judy-208 Collins, Collins, Manlyf249 Mike-208, 145 Conaway, Sleve-294 Conglon, Shelley-208, l37, ll6, l 9 Cones, Dougf27l Conn, Carolyn Connally, Colleen-294 Conner, Ted-27I Connor, Mike-294 Cook, Davidf20B l75 Cook V Dongzwl ill' 49' 46 Beal lhe Bears, Beal lhe Bears, Beal 'er'n, Beal 'ern. Cook, James-27l Cook, John-294 Cook, Linda-27I Cook, Paulina-249 Phil 49 Cook, ' ip-250, Cook, Ronnieg27l, lll. 48 Cook, Su san-27I, 44 Cooke, Carolyn-250 Cooke, David-209 Cooke, J ea nne-250 Cooke, Paul-250, 79 Cooke, Susie-27l Cookenboo, Jay-27l Cookenboo, Susan-209 Cooper, Bob+27l, l60 Copeland, Becky-250 Copeland, Pam-294 Copeland, Rhonda-294 Cordell, Corky-294, l7I Corolla, Brenda-294 Corolla, Palricia-250 Corson, Bill-250 Corle, Linda-Z7I, 44 Corzefle, Sieve-209, l75 Colferell, Calhy-27l Couller, Pam-294 Coulfrup, Johnny-209 Countryman, Marlha-250 Countryman, Tommy-209, l75 Courl, Jerry-250 Courf, Linda-27l Covey, Sl'evef294 Cowan, Killi-27l Coward, David-250 Cox, Cindy-250 Cox, Cindy-294 Cox, DeWill-27l, l75 Cox, GreqqfI7l Cox, Jay-250 Cox, Louise--294 Cox, Marlhaf25O Cox, Michaele-27l Craig, Georqef209 Crain, l.arry-294 Cramer, Carolf27l, Ill Cramer, Mikef2Cl4, l75 Cramer, Pal--e250 Crawrord, Judy Crawford, Susanf209 Creed, Rick-Ni, iso Cresap, Danna-f27l Crickmer, Chrisf27l Crilchlow, Chr's-27l Criles, Robin-294 Crilz, Cynlhia-294 Crifz, Wardf27l, l6O Crockard, DougA25O Cron, Nancyf25O Crosby, Carols209' Cross, Raymond-27l Cross, Vernon-209, I62, l63 Crow Pandy-209 Crowell, Debb'e-250 Crowe l, Ronnie-f27l Croyle Philipf25O, IID, 48, l75 Crump, Mecky-408, 27I, IO7, l83 Cullen, Deanna-294 Cummings, Jodi'-250 Cunerrinqs, Kalharinef25C Cummings, Susan-295 Cunningham, Jackf25O Cunningham, Newlonv2?5 Currie, Greg--295 Curry, Al-250 Curry, Nadine-250 Curry, Susan-209 Currs, Kris-295 Curlis, Marc-27l Cusac, Cheryl-250, IlO, 48 Culchin, Sid-27l Cyrus, Bill-295 D Daqley, Ronf209 Daley, Mike-250 Dallas, Mike-272 Dallas, Palf209 Daly, Dianne-250 Daly, Janel-209 Dame, Davef295 Damiani, MichelM272 Daniels, Ed-250 Daniels, Rogerf272, lll, 49 Darby, Brian-295, l6l Darby, Jimv295, l6l Darby, Teref25O Darcy, Diane-272 Daring, Debbie-295 Da3hiel', L'ndaf -272 Dauphin, Tim-250, IS9 Davenoorl, David-295 Davidson, Bi'l-250 Davidson, Bobf295 Davidson, Diane-2l0 Dav'dson, Tom-25l Davis, Annef2lO Davis, Charlene 2lO Davis, Danny-2l0 Davis, Douq 25l Davis, Gerald- 272 Davis, Jim-e295 Davis, Johnf295 Jul' 25l Davis, ie- Davis, Larry- 2IO, I44, l46, l47 IBO Davis, Leolaf25l Davis, Malinda-83, 272 Davis, Michael Davis, Pamela 272 Davis, ParnA2lO Davis, Palfy-272 Davis, Ronnief268, 272 Davis, Sherry-f2lO, IB6, l37, l39 Davfs, Sleven--295 Davis, Waynef'295 Davison, Gary-W295 Davison, Terry 25l Dawson, Donf25l Dearman, Pamff83, 25l Dealon, Douglas725I, I72 Deavours, Elizabelh-295 Decker, Shari--295 Degenbauqh, Kenf2lO DeGeorge, Mickey -2lO DeGuire, Adrianf272 Deily, Linda-272 DeLorenzo, Chrislinef272 DeLorenzo, Maryf272 Dempsey, Pally-272 Dempsey, Tom-25l Denekas, Allenf-295, l78 Denison, Sandyf2IO Dennis, Edward--295, ll0, 48 Dennis, Sara-25I Denlon Mark 25l Derby, Janice Derby, Johnf-295 Derrick, Janf2lO Derriq, Greqoryf272 DeVillier, Billy-272 Devlin, Connie-25l Devore, Mike-2lO DeWill, Charlesf25l, l59, l45 oevyin, Debbie-272 DeWill, Suef2ll DeWolle, Richard-295 Dickens, Gaylonf2ll, 45 Dickens, Linda-272, 44 Dickson, Dana-M272 Dickson, Tom-25I Diemer, Jean--2lI Diemcr, Joan 2Il, 44 Dienna, Pele 25l Dielerl, Nanf2ll Dildine, Donna 33, 272 Mikef-2ll Dillon, Edward--295 Dillon, Krisli 295 Dflworlh, Pally-ff2ll Dimmell, Lindaf25l Dincynan, Diane-295 Dinqrnan, Kalhlcen-25l Dirks, Kay 272 Dobbs, Debby-f25I Dobbs, Gayf25I Dobbs, Ju!ie495 Dobbins, Diane-f2ll, BO 'il Dobbins, l'erryf272 Dobson, JamesA2ll Dobson, Jell' 272 Dobson, Jill-272 Doerries, Eric-i296 lll, 48 Donahue, Kathi-2ll, ISB, 55 Donhaiser, Sandy- 272, lll, 48 Donnell, Benf25l Dorllinqer, Jill-25l, l3l Dorllinqer, Pele-296 Dorr, Linda-lO8, 2ll, IO7 Dorr, Nancyf272, 44 Dorsey, Granl-272 Doly, Faye-296 Doly, Sara-272 Doulherly, Palf272 Douqlas, Lindaf296 Dowling, AlCxisf25l, l83, lO7 Dowling, George-25I Downey, Debbie-296 Doyle, Annf296 Drake, Nancyw 296 Dreesen, Pamelaf-272 Drendul, Joannef296 Drew, Charlorle- -296 Drew Johnf272, 89, l58 45, l72 Drooqer Debby-272 Drouin .leannellef296 ' Drouin Kayf272 Drouin, Paul-25l Drummond, Markf296 Drury, Ann-25l Drury, Ellen-296 Dryden, Tommyf296 Dubow, Janis-296, ll0, 48 Duck, Garyf25l, 45 Duddinq, Lynnf2ll Dudley, Brianf296, l7l Dudley, Carolyn-2l2 Dully, Earlf272 Dully, Joan-296 Duqan, Bobf2l2, l29, l75 Dugan, Mike-272, l75 Duke, Jackf25l Duke, Jill' -2l2 Duncan, Carolynn-296 Duncan, Richard-25l Duncan, Roberl-f2l2 Dunlap, Samn25l Dunn, Bill-272, lll, 49 Dunn, Frankf2'?6 Dunn, Johnf2fi6, 45, 46 Dunn, Sidneyflll, 48 Dunning, Janf29'6 Duperier, Kayf2l2 Dupre, Donff27 Dupre, Jeannie-25l Durrell, Jackief25l Dvorak, Bill-25l, Ill, 48 Dye, Alanef25l Dye, Barbara-2l2 Dye, Rebecca-296 Dykes, EdwardA2l2 Dykes, Rob-erlf272 Dykslra, Jarnfzrz, l75 E Eads, John-273 Ea rl, Bruce+273 Fleshman, Duke-252 Earl, S usan-25l Ebanks, Jim-296, I6l Ebanks, -Sharon-273 Eberl, Mary-2l2 Eddins, Dick-296 Edgerlon, Nalalie-296 Edgerly, Roberl-251 Edgar, Thomas-273 Edling, Glen-296 Edling, Lana-252 Ed rnislon, Bob-273 Edmisl Edmisl on, Da-2I2 on, Janice-296 Edringlon, Debby-296 Edwards, Bea-273 Edwards, Don-296 Edwards, John-252 Edwards, Rick-252 Edwards, Robin-2l2 Edwards, Rodney-296 Edwards, Torn-I75 Eflinger, William-296 Eglihl, Eqlihl, Bruce-252 Randall-I72 Ehrhardl, Sarah-252 Ehrhardl, Nancy-273 Ehrman, Debbie-273 Eischen, Pele-273 Efcher, Nancy-252 Eisenberg, Rick-296 lT'l Eu ene I Ela , q - II, 48 Eledge, Connie- -273 Eledge, Cryslal-296 Elkins, Tommy-296, l75 Ellaby, Mike-2I2, IBO, 52 Eller, Frank-252 Ellis, Rick-252 Fllis Parri-2l3, l86 Ellis, Sherry-273, 178 Ellis, Sherry-296 Ellison, Ann-273 Ellison, Edell-296, IIO, 48 Ellisor, Nancy-273, IO7 Ellsworlh, Jane-252 Elms, Cl inlon-273 Elma, Jaaren-252 Ellisley, Gail-273 Elslon, Elslon. Ernde, Ernde, Emer Kim-252, l82 Lynn-80, 82, I92, 2l3 Goody-252 Tom Kalhleen 296 Y, Y, Endendyk, Bruce-2l3 Engle, Engler Susan-273, Ill, 49 l, Joe-252, I44 English, Darryl-252 Enlrek Enfrek Epps, in, Gale-252 in, Lyle-296 Nancy-273 Epslein, Ross-2l3 Ernesl, Richard-ZI3, 45 Ervin, Suzy-2l3 Erwirn, Greg-II4, 2l3 Essary, Leilana-296 Efnyre, Bob-273 Elnyre, Mary-273 Eubank, Carolyn-273 .Eubanks, Bill-2l3 Evans, David-252, I44, I46 Evans, Jean-273 Evans, Judy-2l3, ll6 Evans, Keilha-296 1 4 1 7 ,ff v www ,fi Fisher, Prudy -273 Fisher, Roberl-297 Fire, Dennis-273 Fifls, Becki-252 Filzgerald, Douglas-296 IIO, 48 Filzgerald, Jirn-252 Flack, Jack-273 Flack, Joe-297, l6l Flam, Eugene-297 Flanary, Pal-252 Flavin, Courney-2l3, I86 Fleck, Charlie-273 Fleegwood, Debbie-l07, 2l4, l 9 Fleshnnan, Relda-297 Flelcher, Warren-80, 252, IIO 48, 78 Flint, Melissa-274, IO7 Floeler, Hennen-ZI4 i i ,..an- One for you and lwelve for me. Freerhan, Jim-274 French, William-253 French, Wyllie --297 Frink, David-297, l6I Frilzsche, Doug- Froehlich, Barbara- Frosf, Charles-274, ll0, 49, 46, l72 Frosr, Louis-297 Fruge Dennis-2l4 Fruge Rulhie-274 Fuller Sandra-274 Fullinwider, Jay-274, 45, 46 Fullinwider, Ranson-2l4 Fullon, Calhay-274 Fullon, Tirn-297 Evans, Mary Jo-273 Evans, Peggy-252 Everelf, Alam-296 Everell, Eddie- Everell, Ken-252 F Fain, Jan-2l3 Faison, Angie-2l3 Farmer, Cheryl-2I3 Farquhar, Beverly-2l3, 44 Farrell, Bob-273 Farrell, Reid-l45 us Farris, Sue- Faughl, Melanie-2l3, 79 Faulkner, Ann-296 Faulkner, Jan-296 Favor, Richard-252 Fearing, Don-297 Feehan, Belh 297 Feely, Paul- Feessr, Mary Frances-297 Feeser, Rozanne-252 Fenner, Karen-252 Fernandez, Mauricio-273 Ferguss, Allan-252 Fieldcamp, Susie-88, 2I3 Fielder, Shari-252 Fields, Susan-252, 44 Finch, Deby-252 Finch, Nila-273 Finger, Frances-273 Fink, Barbara-273 Fireslone, Judv-273 Fischer, Becky--297 Fischer, Gayle-297 Fisher, Dean-297, l7l Fisher, Nanelle-297 Floyd, Floyd, Ben-252, l7l Diane-274 Flynn, Kalhie-297 Flynn, Pally-253 Folk, Rusly-2l4 Folloder, Mark-274 Follz, Kevin-297, llO, 48 Fons, J ohn-253 Fons, Valerie-297 Foppia no, Torn-297 Forbes, Jarnie-297, llO, 49 Forbes, John-297 Ford, Larry-297 Forker, Nanc -253 44 Forney, Y i Paula-274, IO6 Forresfer, Margaref-253, 44 Forrislal, Susan-297 Forsylh, Larry-2l4 Fosier, Anne-80, 214 Fosler, Ariel-2I4, IO6 Fosier, Becky-253 Fosler, Bobby-253, l59, l82 Fosler, Sally-297 Foulds, Duncan---253 Fowler, Ann-274 Fowler, Blanche-297 Fowler, Gary-297 Fowler, Linda-83, 88, 253 Fowler, Richard-253 Fowler, Susan-297 Fox, Barl-297 Fox, Eric-2l4 Foy, Joe-274 Franklin, Barbara Frazier, Barbara-274 Frazier, Candy-273, 44 Frede, Beihann-268, 274 Frede, Phyllis-82, 2l4, 78 Freehan, Belh-I IO, 48 Funkhouser, Don-253 Funkhouser, Susan-2l4, l87 Funkhouser, Tom-274, l,ll, 48 Fulrelle, Ann-253 G Gabriel, Suzanne-253 Gaines, Judy-2l4 Gaines, Mike-2l5, I72 Gaines, Sieve-2l5, IB7, 45 Galbraifh, Glee-2l5, 44, IO7 Gallagher, Charles-253 Gallagher, Tom-297, l7l Galloway, Candy-297 Gala, Jose-253 Gamble, Linda-253 Garnel, Sherry-IO7, 2I4, IO6 Gammon, Nancy-253 Gandy, Kim-274 Gandy, Madalyn-274 Gano, Sieve-297 Gansler, Alan-297 Gansler, Pal-274 Ganfr, Garriewell-2l5, l87 Ganll, Gwen-88, 253 Gaggner, Dave-253, 45, 46, Gardner, John-253 Garges, Caran' f-297 Garner, Carol-253 Garrelle, Beth-83, 215, IO6 Garrell, Jon-274, IIO, 49 Garrelle, James-215 Garwick, Carrie-297 Garwick, Lorin-274 Garwick, Lydia-253 Garwood, Palli-253, lO6 Gales, Sharon-2l5 Gales, Sieve-253 Gauches, Jennifer-83, 274, IO6 Gaurner, Brian-253 'Gaun1l, Jim-2l5 Gavin, David-274 Gavin, Mike-2I5,175 Gay, Bob--274 Gay, Carolyn-2l5 Gay, Jack-274 Gayle, Alice-88, 90, 290, 297 Gaylord, Pele-253 Gaylord, Sam-298 Gaynor, Diane-253 Gaynor, Jane?-298 Gehring, Peggy-274, l39 Geiser, Diane-253 Geiser, Marilynn-298 Geneser, John-298 Geneser, Jan-2l5 Genlarek, Lyn-IIO Genrry, David-298, ll0, 48 Genlry, Phil-2l5 Gentry, Sharon-298 George, David-298 George, Meryl-274 George, Richard-215, B8, 286, 59, l25 George, Susan-298 Gerrard, Carolyn-298, lll, 48 Gelz, Janel-274 Gibson, Charlelle -298 Gibson, Ed-298 Gibson, Lloyd-298 Gibson, Val-274, IO7 Giddens, Thomas-298 Giezenlanner, Byron-253, 49, 46 Gillord, Karen-274, IIO, 49 Gilford, Karhy-253, 46 Gilberl, Gloria-253 Giller, Mark-275 Gilkison, Margarel-253, 8l, 82, 78 Gill, Dana- 254 Gill, Debbie- 254 Gillinqwaler, Duane-254 Glanville, Becky-275' Glanville, Mike-275 Glenville, Susan-254, 82, 78 Glaros, Bill-2l5, 88, I44, I47, l46, I36 Glass, Bill-2l6 Glass, Judy -254 Glass, Kay-2I6 Glauber, Michelle- 2l6 Glavis, Grela-254, IO6 Glenn, Janis-275, Ill, 48 Glenn, Mike-275 Glossbrenner, Chrislopher-254 Glossbrenner, Holly-298 Goldbold, Jirn-298 Godley, Debbie-298 325 Godsey, Robby-254 Godshalk, Karen-298 Goehrs, Allen-275 Goff, Gayle-298 Goforth, Sharon-298 Golden, Pat- Goldstein, Sharon-275 Gollnick, Carey- 9 Gontarek, 11 Gontarek, 48 I2 Goodman Jerry-298 Lynn-254, 83, 110, ,Jeff-216, 197, 187, 52, 54 10 Goodman, Niancy-275 Il Goodman, Tish-254, 137 10 Goodrich, Claire-275 9 Goodrich, Nick-298 9 Goodson, Andy-298, 161 Il Goodson, Jim-254, 141 12 Goodson, Linda-216 Goodykoontz, Bill-254, 111, 48 Goodykoontz, Debbie-275 Gordon, Janice-254, 107, 83, 107 Gordon, Linda-216, 106 Goss, Debbie-298 Goss, Jerry-216 Gould, Brad-216 Gould, Suzanne-275, 44 Grace, Brenda-275 Gragnon, Nicki-216 Graham, Candy-254 Graham, Donna-254 Graharn, Kay-275 Graham Penn 216 Grayson, . Y' Grance, Bob-275, 110,48 10 Gray, Barbara-275 9 Gray, Pam-298 9 Gray, Roger-299 10 -Gray, Trudy-275 11 csniy-254 Grayson, Steve-299 Grayum, George- Grayum, Kathy-216 Green, Holly-299 Green, Kelly-275 Greene, Barbara-254 Greenwell, Charlie-216 Greggiwood, Betty-254, 107, Greer, James-275,1 iso Gregg, Kathy-299 Greig, Jan-216 Geig, Judson - Greig, Lanier-216 Grenier, Wren- Grice, Kathy-275, 107 Griffin, Brenda-299 Griffin, Debbie-299 Griffith, Jeff-254 Griffith, Karen-197, 217 Griffith, Scott-299 Grimmett, Barbara-217.. Grimmetr, Steve-254 Grimmett, Steve-254 Grise, Jonny-254 Groth, Rebecca Jean-275 Groves, Jack-299 Gruen, Peter-254 Guenther, Carol-254 I0 Gwalthne 10 Guenther, 12 Sue-275 Gustafson, Karin-83, 106, 107, 217, 186 10 Gustafson, 172 Patricia-273 , 127 Robbie-89, 144, 146, Y. Gwalthney, Susa n-217 H Haass, Bill-299, 161 Hackethorn. David-254, 172 Haas, Mike-299 Hackethorn, Susan-299 Hackney, Keith-299 Haden, Charles-254 Haden, Susan-254, 107 Haefner, Paula-254 Hagemann, Bob-290, 299 Hagemann, William-217, 67, 175 Hairgrove, Sylvia-275, 106 Hall, Robert-254 Hall, Sheila-275 Haller, Joseph-217 Haller, Judy-299 Hamby, Becky-299 Hamilton, Lee-275 Hamilton, Anthony-299 Hamlin, Nancy-254 Hammond, John-299 Hammond, Susan-299 Hamner, Richard-275 Hammer, Sara-217 Hancock, Janice-217 Hand, Barbara-299 Hand, Beth-83, 275 Hand, Stephanie-276 Hanlon, Jerry-276, 175 Hanlon, Mary-254 Hanlon, Tom-299, 171 Heather, Hanna-217 Hannay, Bob-276, 160 Hannon, Cathy-276, 44 Hansberry, Betsy-217 Hansel, Ginger-299 Haralson, Baylor-299 Harang, Emily-276, 110, 48 Harcourt, Rudi-299 Harden, Jan-276 Hardison, Ann-83, 217 Hardison, Cole-299 Hardman, Bruce-276 Hardman, Keith-217 Hardway, Vicky-218 Hardy, Linda-254 Haring, Helen-254 Haring, Patsy-276, 183 Harland, Anne-276 Harle, Mary Lu-299 Harle, Robbie-218 Harman, John-276 Ham. Larry-102. 218, I72 Harper, Sarah-299, 111, 48 Harpold, Becky-276 Harris, Charlotte-299 Harris, Davie-299 Harstick-254 Hartzell, Cindy-218, 107 Hartzell, Marilyn-299 Harvey, David-299, 111, 48 Harvey, Deborah-254 Harvey, Johi-299 Haskins, Larry-276 Hastik, Jo Ann-218 Hastings, Susan-218 Hastings, Terry-299 Hatfield, Beth-88, 299 Hawes, Greg-254 Hawkins, Dale-276 Hawkins, Mark-254, 178 Hawkins, Sue-276 Haworth, Debbie-255 Haworth, Richard-276, 110, 48 Haworth, Whit-299 Hay, Richard-299 Hayes, Carol-255 Hayhurst, Pam-255, 106 Haynes, Pam-276, 106 Haynie, C. A.-276 Heady, Denise-299 Heady, Dian-218 Healy, Pat- Heard, Betsy-299 Heard, Drew-276 Heard, John-255 Heard, Lynn-276 Heath, Bill-218 172 Hecht, Linda-83, 255 Hedemann, Mike-299 Hedges, Charles-300 Heffler, Kay-276, 107 Heidtmann, Ken-276 Heike, John-255 Helman, Jody-255, 175 Helnich, Cheryl-276 Hemfelt, Robert-255, 111, 49 Henckel, Glenda-300 Henderson, Jummy-218 Henderson, Shirley-300 12 10 Henderson, Scott-276, 111, 49 9 9 Henderson, Sue-300 Henr Scot 255 yi - Hermann, Doris-276 Hernandez, Kaye-218, 44 Hernandez, Kaye-218, 44 Herndo n, Emmie-276 Herring, Ann-255 Herring, Jan-255 Herring, Jan-255 11 10 12 10 10 Hernandez, Terry-276 10 I1 11 11 9 Herring, Judy-300 Hewelt, John-255 Hewett, Pam-218 Hewitt, Debbie-276 Heywood, Sally-276 Hickman, Harry-255 Hicks, Andy-276, 171 Hicks, Mary Elena- I Hiebeler, Phil-255, 180 Higgins, Craig-255 Hilder, Robert-159 Hill, Graham-255 Hill, Jean-255 Hill, Linda-218 Hill, Sieve-300 Hill, William-255 Hilliard, Mike-218, 78, 79 Hilty, Barbara Ann-300 Hilty, Wendy-2, 255, 79 Hinckley, Carolyn-482, 255, 79 Hinckley, Nancy-3fXJ Hinds, Linda-276, 107 Hinds, Richard D.-255, 141, 71 Hinds, Richard J.-255, 110, 48 Hippard, Ellen-218 Hipoard, Margaret-276 Hiser, Christy-300 Hitt, Frank-300 Hix, Allan- Hochstuhl, Jessica-300 Hochstuhl, Jill-276 Hodges, Mark-255 Hoffman, David-255 Hogan, Debby-300 Hoker, Scott-3m Holberg, Rick-255 Holden, Robert-277 Sr. girls show great talent for fun and 9 11 9 10 10 10 12 10 10 11 10 11 Hole, Bonnie-300 Holeywell, Roger-255 Holland, Lynn-300 Holliday, Bill-277 Hollingsworth, Debbie-277 Hollingsworth, Linda-277 Hollingsworth, Mike-218 Holloway, Bill-277, 172 Holloway, Jay-277 Holloway, Ronnie-255 Holmer, Ed-277 Holmes, Susan-255 12 Holmes, Tommy-218 12 Holsomback, George-219 11 Holsomback, Mary-155 9 Holzmer, Mark-300 9 Holzmer, Paul-300 12 Honea, Bruce-219, 45, 46 9 Honea, Danny-300 12 Honeycutt, Susan-83, 219, 44 12 Hood, Lucian- 9 Hooper, Frank-300 11 Hooper, Lynn-255 12 Hoopingarner, Chuck-102, 219, 175 12 Hopkins, Linda-219 9 Hookins. Dick-300 11 Horan, Danny-256, 162 12 Horan, 'lfim-80, 219, 145, 180 146, 122 ll Horn, Katie-256, 61 12 Horn, Susan-219, 131 9 Hortvet, Douglas-300, 110,48 10 Hosokawa, Mary-277 12 Houlihan, Bobby-219 141 Houlihan, Mike-256 10 Hovater, Rhonda-277 11 Hoverstock, Cindy-256 10 Howard, Clyde-277 12 Howard, Don-219 10 Howard, Glenn-277 9 Howard, Katie-300 12 Howard, Jo-219 10 Howard, John-177 10 Howard, Nancy-277 12 Howard Susan- 9 Howard, Wayne-300 11 Howes, Linda-80, 256 11 Howeth, Donna-256 12 Howse, Susan-219, 116 10 Hoy, Denny-277 9 Hubbard, Nancy-300 10 Huckeba, Sandy- 9 Hudson, Dianna-300 11 Huemoeller, Gisele-256 9 Hughes, Carolyn-300 10 Hughes, David-277, 160 10 Hughes, Gail-277 10 Hughes, Lucien-277 11 Hull, Bennett-256 9 Hull, Margaret-300 9 Humble, Lorraine-300 12 Humble, Rip-219, 145 12 Humphrey, Ronald-219 10 Humphries, Gordon-277 12 Hunt, Holly-220 11 Hunter, Steph-256 9 Huntoon, Holly-300 frolic. 11 ' Wfwac . , 'Y' 1 ' nn-Q, ,X- li, Harrston, Marsha-275 g 1-1, ., 9' Ha e, Douglas-217 H if , if S ffl 15' 11 Hale, Jana-254 gr I g gy ,.,. ,is ,Q 1 9 HGle, Mark-299 4- fs' s if . 1 1 lp 9 Hale, Scott-299 , 1 W-, V' , n , 'fl , 9 Hsierfip-299 f is . s i f 10 Hall, David-275 - mama-wif ,, v , EQ- g i iz Hall, Eiizabah-217 , U - 6 I , I2 Hall, Ford-191, 217, lee, 187, i , as , , '62 3 . V ., by if io Han, Haney-275 4 '4 'fi' , 5 9 Hall, Janie-299 '11 ' f IE lasllil, glesse-254 ,,f',' I a , ancy- -4 W A 1 ' H io Hall, Richard-275 ,-cf' ' 1 ,af , ,W A .5 326 ' if 1 N ' A WV ' - NIL 1 , ,JL Hurley, Mike-220 Hursr, Debbie-300 Hulchison, Ann-277, 183 Hulchinson, Bruce-220 1-lulchison, Dayid-277 1-lulchison, Mike-220 Hyde, Ginger- K Kadell, Kerry-301 Kahn, Karhy-301 Kaiser, Gene-278, 160 Kaiser, Steve-301, 111 Kalil, John-278 Kalmans, Pal-278, 106 Kane, Aimee-222 lgleharl, Bruce-300, 111,48 lgleharl, Dave-175 Iisager, Edirh-300 lsager, John-300 lisager, Sieve-300 lkard, Shirley- lmhoff, Kalh-y-277 Karler, Gayle-278, 110, 111, 49, 46 Karler, Gary-257, 145, 172 Kaslner, Henry-301, 171 Kafapodis, Louis- Kauffrnan, Kay-257 Kauffman, Keilh-301 Kauffman, Richard-278 Kaufman, Su- J Ingram, Laurie-277 Ingram, Richard-277 Ingram, Sue-256 Isbell, Jim-220, 144, 182, 146, 147 lsberg, Susan-220 Jackson David- Jacksonl, Doug-277 Jackson, Elaine-277, 106 Jackson, Par- Jacob, Barbara-83, 277 Jacobs, Hank- Jacobs, Russell-277, 110,49 Jacquin, Jules-277, 110, 49 Jamail, Eileen-300 James, Ann-220 James, Belh-300 James, Jane?-220 James, Jane?-220 James, John-277, 159 James, Linda-256 James, Torn-277 Kayem, Doug-222 Kayern, Laurie-257 Kean, Rick-278 Keckley, Bill-222 Keddie, Cliff-278 Kee, Susan-301 Kierh, Eric-257, 159 Kelley, John-222 Kelley. Liz-257, 44 Kelley, Mike-278 Kelley, Pal-301 Kelly, Chrisrina-301 Kew, Joe-114, 222, 144, 146, 1 Kelly, Rulh-278 Kelso, Gene-301 Kelso, Lex-257 Kelson, Karla-301 Kelson, Mike-144, 146, 182 Kemp, Kalhy-278 Kemp, Susie-301 Kemper, Dan-278, 171 Kemper, Liz-83, 102, 190,222 187, 71 Kendall, Karen-222 Kendall, Krisline-301 Kendrick, Jammal, Sharom-300 Jard, Jimmy-220 Jeffery, Jan-220 nn'n s Liz 300 Kendall, Nancy-301, 110,48 Kendall, Phil-278, 145 Kendall, Sig-257, 111, 48 Jeff-278, I60 Je i g , - Jennings, Mike-256 Jennings, Srephanie-300 Jennings, Sydney-256 Jensen, Erik-221 Jensen, Kai-300 Jerabeck, John-221 Joers, David-277 Joers, Donn-277 Kenneday, Pally-222, 110, 49 Kenneday, Rick-301 Kenneday, Sherry-257 Kennedy, Bruce-257 Kennedy, Debby-257 Kennedy, Judi-257 Kennedy, Theresa-301 Kenl Edward-301, 161 Joersp Karen-256 Johns, Sieve-256 Johnson, Arthur-221 Johnson, Bruce-301 Kenr, Glen-222 Kenl, Sam-257, 162 Kenl, Susie-302 Kern, Jack-278 Kern Leslie-302 f..4n, su. ,.,L J, ,,,,,, , 1 ,xffiii Laird, Johnson, Ca ndi-221 Johnson, Candy-301 Johnson, Carl-277' Johnson, Cindy-256 Johnson, Cynlhia-221 Johnson, David-301 Johnson, David-256 Johnson, Diane-277 Johnson, Elaine-256 Johnson, Elizabelh-301 Johnson, Eric-277 Johnson, Gordon-256, 111, 48 Johnson, Karen-256 Johnson, Kalhy-221, 187 Johnson, Kenny-221, 110, 49, 46 Johnson, Lynne-256, 106 Johnson, Jacki-277 Johnson, Mike- Johnson, Paflie-221 Johnson, Sandra-256 Johnson, Wayne-221 Johnslon, Linda-221, 44 Johnsron, Mike-256, 171 Johnslon, Pam-301 Jolly, Da vid-256 Jolly, Jennifer-277 Jones Barbara-301 Jones, Belsy-256 Jones, Beverly-106, 107, 221 Jones Chris-301 Jones, Greg-256, 146 Jones, Janis Lynn-301 Jones Lee-301 Jones, Lyn ndel-277 Jones Mark-301 Jones Murnice-301, 110,48 Jones Sam-301, 161 Jones Susan-83, 221, 107 Jones Suzanne-256 Jonle Sharon-256 Jordan, Andy-222, 111, 49 Jordan, Rulhmary-256, 106 Jorgensen, Cheryl-107, 246, 256 106, 122, 125, 130 Josie, Jimmy-301 Journeay, Nancy-222 Joyce, Tom-301 Juenger, Janel-256 Junkin, Becky-301 Kerver, Karen-223 Ketflely, Warren-302 Kidd, Randy-302 Kiddy, Caron Sue- Kidson, Pam-302 Kidwell, Palli-278 Kidwell, Tom-302 Kilburn, Cheri-257 Kilgore, Becky-302 Kimmons, Ann-278 Kimmins, Simone-302 King, Linda- King, Sally-223 Kinney, Sieve-278 Kirbv. Ann-257 Kircher, Gary-223 Kisler, Debbie-278 Kil, Malon-302 Kir, Sally-257 Klaveness, Kay-257 Klein, Roberl-257 Klein, Sara-278 Knapp, Chelle-83, 257, 79 Knirlel, Joy-278 Knorr, Ru'ssell-278 Knowles, Beverly-257 Knowles, Donna-302 Knox, Krisli-257 Kobs, Tracy-302 Koeller, Joanne-223 Koenig, Tom-278 Kohlmaier, Kalhie-278, 106 Kohnerr, Jill-278 Kohnerr, Jim-223, 45 Korman, Bulenl-223, 141, 140 Kozik, Sandra Lee-223, 37 Kramer, Chris-89, 90, 278, 107 Kralouil, Phil-278, 162 Kremer, Candie-302 Kremer, Paddle-278 Kroll, Jerry-193, 223, 122, 124 162, 163 Kroll, Susi-257, 106, 71 Kroulik, Raymond- Krueger, Sieve Krueger, Sieve-78, 171 Kruizenga, Charlene-83, 257 Kruse, Larry-257, 110, 49 Krure, Linda-302 Secre+1 Agenl OOJK compiles d 12 Kudrle, Barbara- 10 Kudrle, Sieve-278 12 9 Kunkel Kufner L Lace , 1-lershel-223 , Rick-302, 161 Sleve-278 ero, Marie-279 Lackner, Barbara-257 Lackner, Lynda- 12 Lackner, Ralph-223 9 Lacy, Chip-302 10 y, 10 Ladrill 11 9 Lacy, Donna-302 Lacy, Greg-302 Lain, Flo-223 Jim-102, 223, 186 Laird, John-223, 111,49 Laird, Laurie-257 Lalicker, Barbara- Lalicker, James-257, 172 Lamb, John-257 Lancer, Linda-279 Landers, Gerry- Landrum, Jim-223 Lange, Jirnrny'-279 Langlinais, John-257 Lanham, Carol-302 Larch, Janice-302 La Roche-257 Larson, Brenl-223 Larsen, Kirby- Lascoe, Tommy-279 Lashley, Brian- Lashley, Sharon-257, 106 Lassqe, Bob- Lalharn, Narianne-257 Laughlin Nancy-258 Lavish, Alice--258 Lawrence, Karon-258 9 9 12 12 12 11 9 11 ll 10 9 12 10 11 Lange, Ronnie-257, 110, 48 11 9 9 11 12 11 10 9 11 9 11 11 11 ll ossier on The Sludenl Council Laurence, Palli-279 Lawson, Bonnie-279 Lawson, Ueanne-279 Leachman, Ricky-279 Leake, Sherri-279 Leard, Mike-302 Lear, Jeanelle-258 Leard, Ernesf-81, 223, 186 Lear, Jeanelle-258 Leard, Ernesf-81, 223. 186 Leary, Calhy-279 Leafherwood, Rick-224, 145 180, 146 Leafherwood, Tim-224 Leavirr, Jeanne-302 Lebeaux, Debbie-279, 65 LeBlanc, Charles-224, 45 LeBlanc, Jirn-258 Leclere, Lauryn-303 Ledbelfer, Gayle-107, 258 Lee, Donna-279 Lee, Lana-224 Lee, Linda-258 Lee, Nancy-279 Lee, Randy-279 Lee, Rickey-303 Lee, Roberl-268, 55 Leever, Donald-303 Leflar, Virginia-279 Leifesle, An'n-279 Leigh, Sharon-279, 107 Leith, Ann Marie-302 Leifh, Mary-279 Leifner, Kafhy-279 Leonard, Slanley-224 Leone, Harold-279 Lesarfre, Ken-279 Lesch, Jack-258, 171 Leslie. James-258 Leslie, Marie-303 Lefz, Dereck-279 Levin, Alan-258 Lewis, Carroll-303, ll0 Lewis, Calhy-279 Lewis, Dan-224, I72 Lewis, Ellenf83, 258, 65 Lewis, Glenn-279 Lewis, Jane-224 Lewis, Jo-279 Lewif Keref224 Lewis, Marsha-258, IO6 Lewis, Parri-303 Lewis, Rick-279 Lien, Danny-258 Lien Miriarn-279 Lindley, Bob-224. l87 Lindow, Kalhie-279 Lindsey Ardalh-279 Lippold, Paulf224, I39 Lillie, Lillle. Lynn-279 I06 Randy-279, 182, I7I MN, 51,5 Lilfleiolin. Joef258 Liflrell, Calhy-280 Livingslon, Bill-258 Lober, Jim-303 lll, 48 Lobner, Rove-280 Locke, Lindaf280 Lockharl, Brucef303 Lockharl, Lisaf8l, 258 Lockhari, Thomas-258 Logan, Mary-258 Long Andy-303 Loosley, Mary-303 Lopernan, Karen-224 Lorenz, Perryk224 Losee Keith-303 Lolr, Janel-303 Louden, Eddie-258, l45, l47 Love, Becky-303 Love, Jeff-225 Love, Jeff-258, lB2 Love, Mark-280, llO, 48, 46 Lower, Elizabelh--280 Lowrey, Jane-303 Lowry, Linda-280 Lucia, Gregf225, I22, I36, ISO Luckelf, Lisa-280, IO7 Ludlarn, Bill-258 Ludlarn, Roberlf280 Lynch, Sharon-280 Lylle, Sunny-258 M Macffornb, Alan-225 MacComb, Louisef259, ll0, 48 Mace, Margo-303 Mace, Marilyn-393 MacEvill, Maiorie-225, l87 MacFarland, Sieve-225, IB6 Mac:Ferran, Sarn-280 Macha, Marilynf259 Mackay, Alex-280 Mackay, Roberie303 MacKinnon, Joe-259, l59 MacKinnon, Gayle-225, l06 MacLean, Doug-280 MacLean, Doug-303 MacMurrouqh, Phyllis-303 MacMurrouqh, Rosemaryi303 MacMurrough, Vick- MacPhillimy, John-303, ll0, 48 MacSpadden, Don-259 Madsen, Dan-280, lf:-O Mahoney, Mike-280, lll Mahoney, Mike-303, 48 Mahoney, Molly-259 Mahoney, Pal-259 Mako, Dan-259 Malloy, Jell-259 Maloll, Brenda- Mandrell, Rick-280, IIO, 49 Mangold, Melissa-280 Mann, Nancy-225 Mann, Roberl-303 Mann, S+eveA259 Manning, Bill-259 Manny, Ben-259, lll, 49 Manny, Ruih-303 Marcuse, Dan-303, 45, 46 Maroney, Judy-280 Marsh, Davidf259 Marsh, Mike-e280 Marshall, Scoll-280 Marti, Chrislina-280 Marlin, Bill-259 Marlin, Claudia-225 Marlin, Daryl-280, l60 Marlin, Dennis-303 Marlin, Harold-259 Marlin, Kemp-280 Mariin, Marilynv303 Markin, Mike-280 Marlinez, Karen-280 Marxen, Tom-280 Masl, Jim-303, l6l Malaya, Janice-259 Malherson, John-225 Malhews, Dan-303 Malhews, Debbie-259 Malhews, Paul-225 Malhis, Linda-303 Mafrician, Liz-303 , Mailefs, Cheyrlf225 Malleson, Sherry-304 Malleson, Whif-304, 45, 46 Maflhews, Marlha-304 Mallhews, Tripper-304, l6l Maxcy, Mellissa-280, 54 Maxon, Bobby-304 Maxon, Tracyf259 Maxwell, Dick-280, lll, 49, 46 May, Cynlheiaf28O Mayne, Larry-259 McArihur, Nancy-258 Mays, Jerry-259, III, 49, 46 Mays, Ricky-304, IIO, 48 Mclkdow, Lewis-280 Mcfkllisler, Mickey-225 McAlisier, Kalheryn McAlpin, Francie-304 McAnally-1 Rosemarie- McAndrews, Dennis - Mclkrlher, Nancy-258 McCann, Susan-280 Mc.Carly, Elizabelh-225, l86 McClanahan, Janel'-226 McCleary, Marys28l, IO6 McClelland, Darcy-304 McCleskey, James-281, IIO, 49 McClung, Gilberfi304 Would you believe , . . 7 McClure, Karenf25B, lll, 49, 46 McColgin, Dennis-28l, 48 McColgin, Leslie-304, ll0 McConnell, Mike-258 McCormack, Steve-226 McCourT, Mark-304 McCracken, Debbie-304 McCulley, Sieve-258 McDaniel, Bill-226 McDerrnill, Janisf226, 44 McDonald, Brownie-226, I45, I46 McDonald, Edward-258 McDonald, Julie-304 McDonald, Mary-28l, IO7 McDonald, Pa?-304 McDowell, Jean-304 McElroy, Linda-304 McElroy, Paul-304, 88 McEniry, McEwan, Ripg258 Jea nie-258 MCG-ary, Jonf226, l75 McGaw, David-304, ll0, 48 MCG-ill, Amy-258 McGlasso MCC-Slasso n, Jim-226 n, Marian-304 McGowan, Julie-304 McGowan, Kalhy-28I McGregor, Mike-28l McGuire, Bill-258 McGuire, Marcia-28I. IO7 Mclflenry, Barbara-226 Mcl-lenry, Marly-226 Mclnlyre, Jim-258 McKenna, Bruce-304 McKenna, Bill-226 McKinley, Karen-304 McKissick, Cindy-226, 44 McKissiz:k, Scofl-28l McLain, Cindy-226 McLain, Nancy-258 McLean, Barbara-227, IO6 McLendon, Mike-258 McLeroy, Sieve-258 McManis, Paulf258 McMasler, Jean-258, IO7 Mc:Masler, Tom-227, l86 McMillan, BeasyY28l McMullen, William-28I, IIC 49, 46 Mefford, Bobf304, l6l Meley, Lucy-227, 6l Melinder, Sherrie-304 Mellon, Robyne227, 44 Menalan, Joseph-305 Menking, Lynn-28l Mercur, Clair-304 Meredilh, John-28l Meriz, Palfi-259, 44 Merwin, Bruce-304 Melherd, Elaine-259 Meyer, Billg28l Middlebrooke, David-227, ll0 49, 46 Middleton, Sharon-304 Middleton, Suzanne-227 Miqura, Tony-259 Millar, Leslie-28I Millegan, Mike-227, I62, I63 Miller, Annf227 Miller, Bill-28I Miller, Jack-304 Miller, Jane?-259 Miller Karen-281 , , lll, 49 Miller, Kenny-259 Miller, Linda-227, l83 Miller, Marnie-259, l83 Miller, Pal-304 Miller Ralphf Miller, Toni-304 Millikin, Dana-305 Mills, Carol-228 Mills, Deana-28l Mills, Terry-259 Milne, Ann-28I Milne, John-BO, 228, 78 Mimahan, .lirnrny-305 Miriar, Karen-305, lll, 49 Mironchek, Michele-305 Milchell, Margie-228 Milchel, Mark-305 Miichell, Scoll-228 Milchell, Sheridan-259 Mize, Penny-l02, 228 Moerbe, Davidf305, 48 Moerbe, Eric-228 Moffilf, Jirn-e228 Moncriel, Susan-305 Monk, Frank-259, l75 Monlagnei, Michelle-28I Monlqomery, Jane-228 McMurry, Margo-258 McMurry, Mike-227 McNeese, Scoll-28l McPherson, Chris-304 McPherson, Janis4258 McQuown, Scolf-227 Mr:Reynolds, Jim-258, lll, 49 McSpadden, Floyd-l90, 227, I-15, l46 McSpadden, Gail-304 McSpadden, Jeanf2Bl, IO7 McWhirler, Peggy-304 McWhorler, Bob-28l, llO Meadows, Tracy-259, l59 Medary, Sue-304 Medlin, Linda-227, IO7 Medlin, Sharon-28l Meek, Susan-304 Meek, Ted-227 ,,, Moody, Carol-228, l07 Moody, Joe-305, IIO, 48 Bill 259 Moore, Moore Craig-28l Moore, Elaine-28l Moore, Ellen-28l Moore Kalhy4305 Moore, Larry-I72 Moore, Torn-228 Moore, Vicky-88, 305 Morales, Carol4259 Moreland, Karin-28l Moreland, Rick-228 Morgan, Befh-305 Morgan, Chris43O5 Morgan, Judy-259 Morris, Henry-28l Morris, Marvin-259 Morris, Pal-83, 28l Morris, Sandy428l' Morrison Morrison , Barryf26O Marion-305 Morrison, Mark-l95, 228, 79 Morrison, Molly-28l Morrison, Sandy-28l Morrison, Susanf305 Morse, RandyA3O5 Morse, Robin-28l Morton Dick-28I, 160, l72 Morlon, SueA228 Mosher, Kafhy1-28l, lO6 Mosley, Carol-260, IIO, 49 Mosley, King-305 Moss, David-305 Moss, Marlha-260, 44 Mouche, Moye, C Jan-28l arolf260 Moye, Gaye-305 Mullenburg, Bill-no page Mullenburg, Gerlchen-305 Muilenburg, Kris-260 Muilenburg, Loral-260 Mullenix, Peqqyf28l Muller, Carolf28l Muller, Linda-228 Mullins, Mulvey, Virgil-28l Marfha-305 Muncasler, Aleciaf305 Muncasler, Leslie-260 Munnel, Sharon-305 Murphree, Eileen-260 Murphy, DeDe-305 Murphy, Michele-28l Murphy, Mike-83, 28l Murphy, Palricia-229 Murphy, Pal-229 Murphy, Peggy-246, 260, l3O Murray, Tommie Ann-305 Musella, Marlha-260 Musgrave. Joe-260, IIO, 48 Myers, Dick-305 Myers, Ricke28l N Nagle, Barbara-305 Nagle, Jill-260, l83 Nagle, Sieve-l98, 229, 7l Narum, Jon-28l, I60 Narum, Wendy-229 Naumann, Nancy-305 Nebeker, Gil-229, l45, I46 Neef, Cece-8l, 82, 229 Nees, Carol-44 Nees, Larry-260 Neiderl, Laura-260, lll, 48 Nelezen, Ginger-28l Nelson, Kay-28l, IO7 Nelson, Nancy-28l Nelson, Scoil-28l Nelson, Susie-28l Nelson, Warren-229 Nemir, James-229 Nesier, Don-282 Neukom, Sfephen-282, I72 Neukom, Susan-282 Newcomb, Gary-260 Newman, Eddie-260 Newsome. Jim-260, 78 Newlon, Ronny-260 Nichols, Terrel-229 Nicholson, Nancy-260 Nielsen, Allan-229 Nielsen, Bob-229, 45 Nielsen, Brian-282, l59 Nielsen, Dianne-305 Nisbef, Sharon-282 Noble, Gary-305 Noble, Robert-282 Nolan, Sallie-260 Nolan, Sieve-305 Nommensen, Lynn-305 Nonmarcher, Susan-282, IO7 Norman, Eva Jean-305 Norman, Terri-229 Norman, Terry-305 Norris, Pam-305 North, Luanne-260 Norlh, Max-229 Norfh, Tom- Norion, Ann-282 Norlon, David-305 Norlon, Dianne-260 Norton, Sam-260, IIO, 48 Novafny! Belh-305 Nowlan, Sandy-282 Nuckolls, Paul-230, l80 Nunally, Mike--282 O Oakes, Mike-260 Oaks, Susan-282, lO6 O'Bannon, Sue-230 Oberg, Sharon-282, IIO, 48 O'Brien, Barbara-282 O'Brien, Bill-305, l7l O'Brien, George-260, l7l O'Brien, Margarel-26l, IB3 O-chferbeck, Lloyd-282 Ochlerbeck, Lloyd-282 Ochferbeck, Terri-230 O'Connor, Karen-282, 44 O'Connor, Kalherine-305 O'Dell, Sharon-26l Ogden, Jane-82, 26l, 78 Olde, Roberi-282 Ogilvie, Bob-305, l7l Oglesbee, James-282 Oholendl, Ken-305, I60 O'Keeie, Bobby Olde, Roberl-282 Oldham, Margo-246, 26l, l3O Oliphanl, Bob-26l Olivier, Jack-306 Olson, Bill-306, 45, 46 Olson, Joe-26I Olson, Nancy-306 O'Neilll, Becky-Bl, 26l O'Neill, Bob-282 O'Neill, Collelf-230 O'Neill, Sieve-282 O'Neill, Kalhy-80, 26l Oney, Blair-230 Oney, Bob-282, ll0, 49, 46 O'Reilly, Mary-26l O'Reilly, Pefer-230 Orr, Lawson-282, l59 Orr, Rusiy-282, Ill, 49 Orlloff, Joan-230 Osborn, Holly-306 Osborn, Jeff-26l, l75 Osborne, Slephanie-306 Osenbaugh, John-26l O'Shields, Par-8I, 230 Osierberg, Nancy-306 Oliing, Donna-306 Ofiing, Reggie-306 Ousley, Siephen-282 Overbeck, Douglas-230 Overbeck, Leslie-306 Overlurf, Dean-23l, IBO Owen, Nancy-282 Owen, Richard-23l, 7l Owens, Jane-282 Owens, Sieve-261, l59 Oxspring, Marzelle-282 P Padon, Bill-26l Paine, Barbara-306 Paine, Pai-282 Palmer, Timmie-26l Pappas, Gregory-26l Paris, dale-306 Parish Debbie-26l Park, Sandy-Bl Parkans, Dana-282, IO7 Parker, Ben-306 Parker, Bill-26l Parker, George-306 Parker, -Ginger-23l, l78 . Parken. Lola-283 Parker, Tripp-306 Parkinson, Lacey-268, 283, IO6, I37, I22 Parks, Teresa-26I Parks, Willa-23l Parrish, Jody-306 Pasini, Jeanine-306 Pale, Roberi-306, l6l Pale, Perry-26l Palon, Leonard-26l, l6l Pafon, Peggy-306 Pafrey, Pal-306 Pafferson, Dick-26l Pallerson, Gayle-283 Palferson, Jennifer-26l Pafferson, Joe-306 Paul, Belli-283 Paul, Fran-283, 83 Pauli, Mike-283 Payne, Carl-26I Payne, Craig-306, IIO, 48 Payne, Jackie-26l Peabody, Susan-26l Peacock, Lynne-23I Pearcy, Richard-283, 46 Pearson, Kenny-26l, l44, I46, I47, I72 Pearson, Pam-23l Pearson, Richard-306, 45 Pechal, Camille-306 Peck, Donald-306, IIO Peck, Ronald-23I, lll, 49 Pedersen, Eric-26l Pedersen, Rick-283 Pegler, Mary Lou-306 Peguero, Rila-283, IIO, 49 Penn, Jennie-283 Penninglon, Kaihy-283 Penny, Lee-26l, I59 Perine, Diana-283, l78 Perkins, Don-306 Perry, Loid-306 Persfiel, David- Pefers, Laura- Pelers, Susan-306 Pelerson, Dale-306, l6l Peferson, Don-306 Peierson, Gerald-306 Pelerson,John-283 Powell, Regina-83, 232 Power, Richard-307 Powers, Brenda-232 Powers, Debe-232 Powers, Tom-262 Poyfhress, Debbie-262 Poylhress, Paul-232, I62, l63 Pravel, Mark-283 Preece, Debbie-207 Prehn, Kay-262, l06 Prendergasf, Mike-283 Prescoli, Gail-262 Prescoll, Sian-262, 45 Price, Chris-262, I59 Prichard, Gaye-262 Prichard, Marilyn-283 Prigq, Beki-262, 78 Priichell, Ballard-307 Proctor, Linda-232 Proffiii, Priscy-283, 44 Prokop, Charles-283, IIO, 49 Propps, Grefa-307 Provenzano, Carolyn-232 Pruilf, Marsha-262 Pryor, Marsha-307 Pryor, Tony-262 Pugh, Vic-283 Purnell, Howard-283 Purnell, Marilyn-232, 37 Pulnam, Rick-307 Pyle, John-307, l60 Pyndus, Bryan-307 R Raaphorsf, Bea-233 Radding, Nancy-262 Rae, Linda-283 Rager, Deborah-307 Raiifeisen, Willard-233 Rairig Rairig h, Ba rbara-307 h, Beverly-262, lll, 49 Ramsey, David-233 Ramsey, Ricky-307 Ramsey, Ronnie-233 Randal, Brook-307 Randall, Ken-233 Randall, L nn-307 Randleif, Suzye-262 Randolph, Wendy-307 Raney, Sarah-233, IO6 Ralhbun, Bob-233, Rauch, Ronald-283 Ray, Rory-307 Rayburn, Jim-283 Ready, Rulh Anne-262 Reap, Maureen-284 Reass, Slephanie-284 Rechcygl, Bill-263 Rechcygl, Gordon-284 Record, Anne-307 Record, Jane-307 Record, Jimmy-233, ll0, 48 Reed, , Bonnie-307 Reed, Donald-263 Reed, Frank-263 Reed, Roberf-263 Reed, Wanda-284 Peferson, Mary Chris-23l, IO7 Peggarson, Nancy-82, I96, 23l, Pelerson, Randy-26l Pelerson, Shirley-283 Peverly, Glenna-306 Pfa rd resher, Paul- Pfeil, Allan- Phelps, Ronnie-306, l7l Philley, David-306 Phillips, Curran-283 Phillips , Jonalhan-23l Phillips, Johnny-306, l7l Phillips, Randy-283, l60 Philliss, Tommy-262 Phillips, Warren-306 Philpoi, Bruce-283 Phipps, Janie-231, IO7 Piggoff, Meredilh-283 Piggolf, Susan-83, 232, l86 Pinqer, Linda-262 Pipperf, Linda-262 Pifcher, Chip-262 Pifcher, Wendy-262 Pifcock, Sam-283, I82, l7l Pills, Kevin-262 Plaza, Polly-8l, 82, l98, 232, l87 Plafl, Palii-262 Plumhofi, Craig--262, I39 Poarch, Donny-306 Poch, Lee-283 Poe, Larry-307, 45, 46 Polaschek, Alex-232 Pollock, Bill- Pollock, Irene-9l, 232 Pool, Beverly-283 Porfer, Linda-283, lO6, I83 Porlz, Paula-307 Posf, Freddie-307 -Ring Pofler, Charles-307 Powell, Barbara-262 Powell, Becki-83, 307 Powell, Dick- Powell, Janei-262, :oe Powell, Lisa-232, l87 Reeds Reese lrom, Suzanne-284, l George-284 Reeve., Charles-307 Reid, Reilly Reilly Ellen-263, l06 , Jack-233, IIO, 49 Kenneih-233 Reimer, David-284, iso Reirner, James-284, l60 Reimi Remb ng, Judy-233 erl, Nancy-307 Rerncorel, Sybil-307 Renau, Doug-263 Reneau, Melanie-284 Renne r, Dale-263 Reynolds, John-284, IIO Reynolds, Lin-284, IO6 Reynolds, Marilyn-233 Reynolds, Pally-263 Rhodes, Kim-284 Ricards, Andrea-284, l06 Rice, Rich, Richa Richa Richa Richa Richa Richa Ralph-263 Morfon-307 rds, Gene-308, l7l rdson, Ann-263 rdson, Ann-284, 44 rdson, Bob-233 rdson, Georgia-308 rdson, Jackie-233, l86, 44, IO7, Richa l22 rd son Jon-308 VdSOf'l: Ray-233. iii, 49 Riddle, Claylon-308 Richa Riddl Riede e, Sandy-308 l, Elizabeih-308 Riedel, Kalh ryn-284 Riede Riley, Riley, Ring, Ring, Ring Ring Rupp I, Susan-308 Rusly-234 Na ncy-308 Ba rbara-263 Bob-234 Dianne-308 John-263 Lorella-308 e, Thomas-284 Riiier, Craig-308 Roach, Pamela-263 io, 49 Robbin Robbin s, John-308 s, Sam-284 Roberson, Lynda- Roberls, Gary-303 Roberlson, Bill-234 Roberl son, Bonnie-263 Robinson, Bobby-284, l60 Robinson, Joan-234 Robinson, Lynn-263 Roberson, Linda-234 Rock, Chris-234 Rock, Sharon-83, 263 Rogers, Barry-234, l45 Rogers Carolyn-284 Rogers, Dorlisa-308 Rogers, Dick-284 Rogers, Kim-263 Rogers, Paf-308 Rogers, Rex-234 Rogers, Richard-234 Rogers, Sandra-234, 44 Rogers, Sandy-284, l60 Rogers, Sherry-234 Rogers, Suzie-284 Rohn, Lee-263 Rohn, Richard-308 Rolkm, Rolke, Roller, Rollins, Chris- Dayid-263, 50, l75 Jan-263, Ill, 49, I46 Edna-284 Rollins, Sally-88, 9I, 263, I4I Roman, Gail-234 Romine, Pai-308, ll0 Rooke, Sieve-308 'P Roper, lris-308 Ross, Brenda-234 Rose, Jeanene- Rosensfein, danny-234, ll0, 49 Ross, Jim-284 Ross, Leslie-308 Ross, Regina-235 Roth, Charlie-308 Rofhreck, sfacy-284 Rothwell, Tessa-235 Rowland, Brenda-263 Rowland, Hellen-284 Rowland, Wanda-263 Rowley, Mike-263, l75 Rowley, Sandy-235 Roy, Leigh, Ellen-263, IO7 Royder, Carol-308 Royder, Dianne-284 Rozelle, Brooks-308 Rozelle, Paige-284 Rozell, Rick-235, 40, 52 Russ, Dariel-308 Russell, Cheryl-284, l06 Russell, Chrisfie-285 Russell, Judi-263 Russell, Rexan-235 Ryan, Becky-308 Ryan, Roberl-263 Ryan, Roberf-308 Ryan, Ronnie-235 Ryman, Ry-285 S Sabins, Jeff-263 Sackenreulher, Scoll-285, Ill, 48 Sadler, Philip-263, I62 Sakwiiz, Charles-285 Salisbury, Linda-235, l83 Sampley, Sharon-285 Sampley, Wanda-235, l87 Sarrfs, Debbie-308 Sanders, Brenf-285 Sanders, Leah-235 Sanderson, Diane-308 Sands, Leslie-263 Sanford, Hope-308 Sanii, Susan-285 Sapko, Carol-285, 44 Sarrnienlo, Doug-263 Sariain, John-263 Sarrain, Russell-308 Saunders, Melanie-263 Savage, Mary Ann-263 Sawyer, Paul-263 Scace, Jacque-308 Scardino, Phil-263 Scardino, Suzanne-308 Schaeffer, Barbara-308 Schaver, Mark-285 Scheifler, Joyce-285 Schell, Jim- Schepple, Ann-308 Scheps, Chuck-308 Scherwiiz, Bob-308, l7l Scherwilz, Linn-263, I44, I46 Schill, Jay-308 Schill, Nancy-263 Schiller, Marg,aref-285 Schimmel, Kalliy-263 Schleeler, Debbie-235 Schlundl, Pefer-308 Schmicker, Gail Ann-308 Schmidl, Paul-308, l6l Schorre, Alice-80, 285. 77, 78 Schr-aille, Bob-308, l6l Schuck, Mike-9I, 235, I44, I46 Schultz, Ann-285 329 Schultz, Lindy-309 SchulTz, Randy-263, I7l Schulze, Slephen-235 Schwaller, Lee-235 Schwarlz, Peggy-9l, 199, I35 IO6, Il6 SChwarTzlcOpT', Mary Jean-106, 236, I07 ll Schwadzkopf, Steven-263 ll SCOTT, Elsa-264 II SCOTT, LauiefB3, 264 ll SCOTT, Mary-264, III, 49 I0 SCOTT, Nancy-285 9 SCOTT, Parkere309, lll, 48 12 SCOTT, Philip-236 'l Scraper, Roan-264 I2 Scroqgins, Randel-236 9 Seaman, Chris-309, 45, 46 Seam Ei n, LindaglO6, 236 Seaman, Susan-'264 SmiTh S Seely, Anne-236 Seeley, Chrisf285, 44 SeTelaT, MargareT-309 Sefeldf, Michael-285 SeTeldT, Nilsf236 SehnerT, Mark-246, 264, l44, l3O, I36, l72 SeifferT, Mike-264 SeEdliTz, DiCkeyf309 Sellers, Mike-236 Sellers, Sharon-309 Sells, PaT-236 SeTTegasT, Evanf309 Shackleford, Sally-264 ShaTTer, William-285 Shahan, Glenng264, I44, I47, I46, l72 Shane, Davidf285 Sharp, Debbie-309 Sharp, Jeffie-236 Sharpless, Janice-264 Shaw, Tom-264 Shedd, Paul-264 Sheer, Marcy-309 The goodies are a ,Ji Shell, IhomaSf264 ShelTon, Nancy-309 Shepler, Danny-236 Sheridan, Dennis-236 Shcrlc, GreTChenA83, 264 Sherwood, Robin-285, 44 Shock, Duane-236 Shorck, Elaine-264, 44 ShuqarT, PaTf39, l6l Siclcing, Barbara-309 Sickinq, STeve-264 Siclfs, Charles-237 Sides, Susie-264 Siegel, ChilTordf309. llO, 49 Sifl, JoeYl89, 237, lB7, 40, l22, I24 52, 54 SiTT, Ted-196, 237, IB6, 59, I36, 52, 54, 50 Sikes, Cindyf264 Sikes, HarrieT-309 Silces, l-lerschelY3O9 Silva, Charles-237 Silva, John-285 Silver, Shella-309 Silver, Terri-309 Simmons, Charles4IB8, 237, l86, 145, I46, 39 Simmons, SCOTTA264, I59 Simmons, Susan-237, 44 Simon, STeven-264 Simpson, Jon-285 Simpon, Riclry!309 Sinclair, Richardf264 Sinderson, Diane4285 SinqleTary, Gary-237 Siracuso, Chris42B5 Sisk, Wally-285 Skelfon, Lindaf285 Skiles, KaThyf237 Skinner, Mike-285 Slcoqland, Bonnief237, 49 ShauqhTer, Carolf237 SlauqhTer, MarCf2B5 Slaydon, KaThief3IO Slaymaker, Chuck-237 Slaymaker, SCOTT-285, I7l Slick, STeve-237 Sloan, Paul-285 Slover, Richardf285, 45, 46 Small, AnnA-237 Smallwood, Debbief264, 44 SmiTh, Amy-285 SmiTh Barkley-309 SmiTh Becky-235 Smilh Bob-264 Smilh C. C.-265 SmiTh Colin- Smilh David43O9 SmiTh Diane-285 SmiTh Doug-264, l59, l82, l3l SmiTh Garyf264 SmiTh George-286 Smith Joanne-309 SmiTh SmiTh SmiTh SrniTh Q Josephine-237 Judi!237 Snowden, Debbief286 Snyder, David-238 Soulon, ChanTalf286 Soulherland, Randyg265 Sowers, Fred-309 Sowers, Leslief238 SpaT:ord, Barbara-286, IO6 Spain, Bill-265 Spain, Duane-286 Sparks, Dick-238 Sparrow, Gorryf286 Sparrow, JancTf265 Spears, Jellf3U9 Soears, Bill-238 Spears, MaTT-265 Spears, Peqqyf309 Spears, Susan-89, 286 Spechf, Diclcyf309 SpeighTs, Randy-238 Spence, Spike-309, 45, 46 Judyf286, IC6, 44 Jul 309 ia- SpenCe, TripA309, l6l SpenCer, James-309 Spiker, Cindyf8O, 286 Springqaw, Cheryl-286, 49 Splefh, Beclcyf238. 44 Sprowlcs, STeve4265, 79 ST. Aubin, Carol-3l0 ST, Aubin, Judy- ST. Aubin, Kenny-238 ST. John, BeTsy-238, Ill ST. John, JaCkW3lO, lll, ST. John, Susanf239 ST. Marlin, Sherylfl3O ST. Marlin, Susan-265 STacy, Beclcyf239 SmiTh KaTherinef309 SmiTh KaThief286 Smith, KaThy4238 Smifh, Lanny-52, 54, 55 SrniTh, Linda--264 Smith, Meg-264, l30, 55 SmiTh, PaTriCia- Smilh, Pam-309 Smilh Randf264 SmiTh Richard-238 Smilh RoberT-I44 SmiTh Roberl-309 Smilh Sherryf SmiTh STanley A.-238 Srnifh STanley H,-238, I45, l82 Smith Susief83, I93, 238 Torn-238, l45 STaCy, STevef3IO STalling, Guy-286 STands, CaThie-286, ll0, 49 STanley, Georqiana-286 Tanley, Karen-3IO Snedalker, Randyf265 Snellqrove, SallyA286 Snodgrass, Be-Thf309 STanTon, Terryf239, l45 STansberry, Paul-3lO, l72 STanwood, AllisOnf265 s much parT oT Aslrrodome perTormances as The show Tor Band Members -'E 5 'ik ...ir ,,.. .C Stark, Debbie-286 Stassen, Rhonda-286 Staulfacher, Rick- Stayman, Dave-310 Stazo, Barbara-286 Steen, Bill-310 Steen, Johnnie-239 Stein, William-286, 110 Steinhoff, Jeff-310 Stell, Bob-310, 161 Stell, Ruth-265 Tessmer, David P.-265, Ill, 49, 46 Teverbaugh, Monte-265, 159 Thackston, John-287 Tharpe, Mark-311, 161 Thayer, Frank-287 ' Thiebeault, Chales-287, 159 Thomas, Brad-82, 194, 240, Vi19ILoozen, Steve-312, 45, Van Paasschen, Gretta-266 Van Paasschen, James-288 van Swv, 5:11-265, Ill, 49 Vargas, Daisy-288 Veazey, Robert-242 Vedder, Dick-288 West, Judi-288, 44 West. Kay-89, 288 Westberg, Joan-244 Wettling, Peter-313 Weyland, Jane-288 Weyland, Phil-244 Whatley, Janet-288, 107 Whatley, Jim-313 186, 122 125, 58 Thomas, Carol-287, 44 Thomas, Donnie-287 Stephens Robert-239 Stephens David-310, Ill, 48 Stephens, Hugh-310 Stephens, Kathy-310 Stephens Nicki-310 Voebel, Sterling, 'Sally-286 Sterling, Scott-310 Stern, Nancy-310 Thom pson Stevens, Linda-286 Stevenson, Candy-239 Stevenson, Greg-310 Stevenson, Pam-239, 187, 67 Steward, Collin-265 Stewart, Jamie-286 Stewart, Steve-310, 110, 48 Stiker, .loe- Stiles, Mark-239 Stine, Claudia-310 Stine, Sherryl-286, 178 Stine, Susan-265 Stinger, Mary- Stivers, Vicki-310 Stober, Paula-286 Stockdale, Cindy-310 Stocker, Jeft' Alan-310 Stoepel, Jackie-310 Thomas, Elizebeth-311 Thomas, Jeff-240 Thomas, Joyce-287 Thomas, Ronnie-287, 48 Thomas, Sharah-311 Thomas, Sharon-311 Thomas, Wade-265, 159, 182 Thomason, David-287 Thompson, Becky-311 Thompson, Beth-241, 137, 78 Thompson, Carol-265 Thompson, Cebe Sue-241, 137 Thompson. Don-241 Thompson, Hugh-311 Thompson, Janet-265 Thompson, Kathy- Thompson, Linsley-266 Thompson, Michael- Thompson, Nancy-287 Thompson Ralph-311, 161, 45, 46 Thompson, Ricki-241 Thompson, Ricky-311 Thompson, Suzi-311 Diane-266 Versfelt, Claudia-83, 288 Velglelt, David-312, lll, 161, 4 Vestal, Steve-266, 144, 146 Vickery, Downey-288, 171 Viehweg, Wayne-288, 160 Vincent, Rick-288 Vines, Euel-312 Wheatcroft, David-244 Wheatcrott, Marianne-313 Wnedon, Susan- Wheeler, Janice-288 Whelan, Nancy-267 Whigham, Tom-313 Vines June-242 Vic-242 Stokes, Ann-310 Stokes, Cynthia-265 Stokes, Martha-310 Stokes, Mary Susan-265 Stoker, Jody-286, 111, 48 Stone, Bob-239 Stone, Lee-107, 239, 186, 107 Stone, Martha-310 Stoneburner, Sara-310 Stoneburner, Susan-265, 106 Stovall, David-286, 171 Stovall, Debbie-310 Stranford, Allan-310 Straub, Leah-310 Streit, Cindy-311 Stroud, Lynda-239 Stuart, Bill-239 Stubbs, David-311 Stubblefield, Paula-265 Stuchell, Jan-311, 111,48 Sfuckey, Holly-265 Stuckey, Wick-311, 160, 171 Sublett, Shelley-265 Suchecki, Tom-265, 17 Suggs, Richard-230 Suhr, Ed-311, 160, 171 Sullivan, Colleeen-239 Sullivan, Colleen-239 Sullivan, Dave-311, 161, 171 Sullivan, Julie-311 Summers, Don-240 Summers, Sue-286, 79 Summers, Bill-240 Thorn, Carol-287 Thorn, Colleen-287 Thorne, Patricia-287 Thornton,Davey-266 Thornton, Helen-266 Thornton, Pam-311 Thweatt, JoAnn-287 Tibbets, Barbara-241 Tickle, Bill-311 Tickle, Bobby-241, 45, 46 Tickle, Greg-287 Tipton, Taffy-266 Tisdale, James-287 Tisdale, Nicki-311 Tisdale, Susan-266 Toelke, Dudley-287 Tomtorde, Tom-287, 171 Tomlinson, Trudy-266 Tope, Robert-241 Topper, Elizabeth-287 Torn, Margie-266, 106 Torn, Sam-241, 182 Towsley, Don-266 Towsen, James-311 Tracy, Jack-241 Tracy, Jack-266, 159 Tracy, Marshall- Trantham, Raymond-241, 144, 6, 146 Treadway, Susi-266 Trechter, Sheri-311 Treitel, Mike-287 Treitel, Susie-241 Tripp, Eleta Sue-266 Voit, Regan-266 VonReydt, Cathy-312 Voorhies, Nedra-312 W Wacker, Elizabeth-312 Wacker, Herb-242 Wade, Karen-312 Wadsworth, Rosine-312 Wagener, Debra-312, 110, 48 Wagner, Marietta-266 Wagner, Nick-242, 110, 48 Wagoner, Skip-242 Wakeman, Brenda-242 Walden, Bobby- Walden, Carolyn-312 Waldrop, David-242 Waldrum, Bob-266 Whitaker, Jane Ann-313 White, Ann-313 White, Cary-267, 159 White, Eileen-288, 106 White, Emmett-244 White, Karen-313 White, Mike-244, 161 White, Mike-88, 313 White, Roger-267 White, Susan-267, 107 Whitehead, Charle-267, 106 Whitehead, Charles-288 Whitehead, Dick-288 Whiteman, Elaine-313 Whiteside, David-288, 111, 48 Whitfield, Mickey-313 Whitmire, Whitmire, Whitmore Whitmore Carol-267, 107 Cathy-313 , N ancy-267 ,Susan-244 Walker Cha rlie-266 wslkerj nfl-zaa Walker, Jennifer- Walker, Joan-242, 186, 116 Walker Lee-243 Wall, Tara-312 Whitsel, Marty-313 Wiedemer, David-313 Wiggins, Bill-288 Wiggins, Diane-288 Wigley, Diane-244 Wikde, Randy-288 Wilkerson, Patsy-267, 183 Wilkins, Dale-267 Wilkinson, Phil-288 Walla, Claire-312 Wallace, Davd-266 Wallace, Sally-312 Wallace, Pat-266 Waller, J ea n-266 Wallner, Sally-288 Walne, Jimmy- Walser, Kay-288 Walsh, Fay-266 Walsh, Kathy-312 Walsh, Patti-243, 106 Walstad, Sue-288 Walter, Suzie-288 Walton, Arthur-49 Walton, Linda- Walton, Steve-189, 243, 178 Wambold, Kathi-83, 288 Ward, Ward. Clipper-266 Eileen-312 Ward, Janice-312 Wa rd , Robert-288 Ward, Sta n-243 Wardel 1, Jocilyn-288 Warlick, Don-288, 111, 48 Warlick Warner , John-192, 243, 172 Kenny-312 Willhoite, Sherri-267 Willhoite, Terry-313 Williams, Bonnie-83, 244, 106 Williams, Fitz-267, 159 Williams, George-288 Williams, Judy-313 Williams, Karen- Williams, Lynn-244, 178 Williams, Mike-313 Williams, Rex-313 Williams, Richard-244, 175 Williams, Rosalind-313 Williamson Melissa-313 Williamson, Rick-267 Williamson, Robin-313 Wllliford, Janis-288 Willitorrd, Martha-195, 244 Willingham, James-267 Willingham, Kay-313 Bill 313 wants, ' wmzs, Ky 161145, 172 Willis, Stephen-289 Willis,-Stephen-313 Willis, Stephen L,- Wilson, Ann-313 Wilson, Bill-313 Wilson, Frank-244 Sunday, Randy-240, 40, 122 Sutherland, Ellen-311 Sutton, Ben-240, 111 Swanson, Hal-240 Swanson, Toni-265 Swartz, Billy-311, 111 Swartz, Paul-311, 48 Sweeny, Kathy-311 Swift, Owen-311 Svngibank, Laura-83, 286, 111 Swinbank, Tom-240, 110, 49 Swink, Jim-240 Swink, Mary Jayne-311 Sydow. David-286 Winzeler, Thomas-267, 45, 46 Syes, Bobby-286 Tronca le, Pete-266 Trotter, Richard-287, 159 Trout, John-287. Ill, 49 Troxell, Milli-311 Truax, Pat-287, 160 Truax, Mike-241 Trube, Collin-266, 159 Trube, Susan-311 Tucker, Amy-311 Tucker, Jane-242 Trucker, Jeff-266 Tucker, Jo-311 Tucker, Thomas-287 Turner, Cindy-311 Turner, David-88, 266, 172 Turner, Nina-266, 64 Turner, Suzanne-311 waffenf Charles-266, Ho, 49, 46 Warren, Ellen-312 Warren, James-312, 161 Warren, Linda-312 Wavra, Warwlc Rubin-288 , Carolyn-243 k Watford, Hardy-266 Watkins, Fran-312 Watson, Ann-312 Watson, Bob-266, 175 Watson, Lynda-243 Watson, Pa m-266 Watz, Ka ryl-243 Weaver , Beverly-266 Weaver, Byron-312 Wilson, John-244 Wilson Joh n-289 Wilson: John-289 Wilson, Larry- Wilson, Mary-289 Wilson Wilton , Nancy-313 small-289, 110, 49 wambfbw, chuck-2a9 Winborn, Trey-313 Wing, Allan-314, 111, 49, 46 Winn, Leslie-289 Winnicki, Mike-314 Winslett, Walter-267 Wirtsto n, Charles-245 Winters, Bill-267 Wintringham, Edward-289 Weaver, Connie-266 Sykes, Jim-265 Sykes, Moe-311, 111 T Talbert, Cathy-287 Talley, Phyllis-240, 178 Talty, Anne-265 Tan u Nick 287 Q Y. , Y- 9 Tapsak, Michael-290, 311, 122, I0 171 I2 Ta rtt, Connie-287 Taska, Joan-311 Taylor, Cheryl-311 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Teltsch Doug-287 Janis-265 Pat-265, lll, 49 Robert-171 ik, Carol-240 Temple, Jay-265 Temple, John-287 Temple, Tyrone-265, 46 Tuske, Joe- Tyler, David-287, 110, 48 Tyler, Toby-287, 160 Tyler, Deborah-311 Tyrrell, Warren-311 U Uldin, Susan-311 Unwin, Donald-287, 110,48 Underwood, Carroll-242 urban, Mike-266 V Vaden, Pete-266, 159 Valentino, Julie-288 Valleroy, Marie-311 Van Derbur, Doug-266 Van Dyck, Mark-312 Webb, Charlie-312 Webb, Sandra-266 Weber, Kirk-312 Weber, Glenn-267, 172 Weber, Nadine-312 Weed, Keith-288, 61 Weed, Sharon-267 Weeks, Beverly-243 Weeks, John-243, 186, 40 Weeks, Robert-312 Weige MaryKate-267, 178 Weinmlan, Judy-243 Winzeler,Wendy- Wise, Karen-245 Wise, Judy-314 Witherspoon, Dale-245 Witherspoon, Nancy-314 Witmer, Stewart-314 Wittwer, Linda-289 Wittwer, Robert-314 Woellner, David- Woestemyer, Joetta-289 Wolf, Donna-314 Tenison, Carol-265 Terry, Linda-107, 183 Terry, Steve-265 Terwey, David-265 Van Eaton, Barbara Lynn-288 lll 49 Van 187, Van L aton, Bryan-242, lll, 49, 46 oozen, Clay-266, 46 Welch, Debbie-243, 44 Welch, Mindy-312 Weldon, David-312 Weller, Lorraine-288 Wellman, Chris-313 Wells, Jeff-288 Wells, J. Tullos-82, 267, 78 Wende, Steve-313, 111, 48 Wendenburg, Hardy-288 Wendt, Gary-313 Wendt, Jim-313 Wentz, Connie-267 Wernick, Mark-244, 71 Wessels, Bob-267 West, Alan-267, 175 Wolf, Kay-314 Wolf. Sally-289 Wolfe, Cheryl-289 Wolski, Eva-289 Wommack, Bobby-289 Wood, Bim-314, 161 Wood, Bob-314 Wood, Charles-289 Wood, Cherry-314 Wood, Fran-103, 245 Wood, Gail-289 Wood, Larry-267, 162, 163 Wood, Marci-267 Wood, Mark-289 Wood, William-289 331 I2 Woods, Mary Janef245, H6 ll Woodard, Woodyf267 I2 Woodworfh, Cecily4245 IZ 'Wooidridqe, Jim! Eve-3l4 John-245 Micky-314 SheIiyf3I4 Terryf3I4 Sferling-314 Donna-245 Haroid-245, 77, 78 John43l4, l60 Kay-289 PauigZ89, llO, 48 Randy4 Ronnie-314 Susan42B9 Wyckoff, Laei!3l4 Wyiie, James-267 Wyiic, Jean-289 Wyiie, Pam-267 Wynqarden, Ray!267 9 Woolsey, I2 Woofen, 9 Woofen, 9 Wooien, 9 Worhoi, 9 Worrali, I2 Wright, I2 Wrighf, 9 Wriqhf, IO Wrighf, I0 Wriqhi, IO Wriqhf, 9 Wrighf, I0 Wrighf, 9 II IO ll ll Y Yackel, RoQerJ3I4, HO, 48 Yackei, Shiriey-245, 67 Yanfis, Deborah-289, IIO, 49 Yanfis, Prisciliaf Yarberry, Diane-289 ,44 lI6 Yeqen, Wayo-314 Yorsfon, CaThi4267 Youdan, Jimmy-289 Young, Camiile-289, 183, IO7 Young, Jeanne-3I4 9 I2 I0 9 IO 12 Yarberry, Linda!245, 9 II IO IO 9 9 Young, Roberf-3l4 I0 Young, Sherry-289 I2 Youngbiood, Bill- l2 Yusf, Aiisa!267, I06 Z Zabriskie, Sharonf2B9 Zahn, Milf-267 Zemanek, Richard-267 Zsnner,- Mike-3I4 I0 II I I Zahn, Sieve-267 II 9 IO Zima, Zoanne-f289 9 Zimmerman, Geoffrey-314 I0 Zimmerman, Louise-289 9 Ziafkis, 332 Debbi-3l4 Now fhis here kid sez -Chuck Hoopinqarner A MISS CARLISLE ALLEN Home Economics, B.S., Mary Washingion College: 72 MRS. EDELWEISS AMES Speech, B.A., Hardin Sim- mons: 50 MRS. JESS ANTHONY Biology, B.S., M. Louisiana Slale Universiiy, M.Ed., Uni- versiiy of Housfon: 60 MISS PATRICIA ARMSTRONG Physical Science, B.A., Van- derbill Universiiy: 60 MRS. JANET ATSVINGER English, B.A., Rice Univer- sifyi 38, I39 MR. W. H. AUDAS Palrolman: 34 B MRS. MARIE BAILEY English, B.A., Sarn Housfon Slale Teacher's College: MRS. RUTH BAILEY Home Economics, B.S., Mary Hardin Baylor, M.Ed., Uni- versily of Houslon: 72 MR. JACK BALLARD Principal, B.S., M.S., Easf Texas Universify: 30 MISS WANDA BARBER Spanish, B.A., Universify ol Americas, Universily of Housion: 60 MRS. STANLEY BEDUR Spanish, B.A., Universily oi Houslon: 68 MRS. MAURINE BENNATTE Nurse, R.N., Herman Hos- pilali 33, 6I MISS LINDA BENSON Malhemalics, B.A., Olcla- homa Baplisl Universiiyg MR. DALLAS BLAGG Spanish, B.S., Souih Wesi Texas: 68 DR. EVELYN BLAIR Spanish, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.. Universily of Texas: 68 MISS BETTY BOLLINGER Malhemalics, B.S. Louisiana Slale Universifyz MRS. ELEANOR BONEWITZ English, B.S., Universily of Housfon: 38 MRS. GERALDINE BOYLE Physical Science, B.A., Uni- versily ol Texas: 60 MRS. ELIZABETH BRAND Governmenf, A.B., Heidel- berg College, M.A., Bowl- ing Green Universily: MISS GERALDINE BRANOM Librarian, Easl Texas Slale College, B.A., Universily ol Texas, M.A., Universily of Illinois, L.S.,: 36 MISS NELDA BRISTOW English, Speech, B.A., Norlh Texas Slale Universify: 38, 50 MR. BUCK BROOKS Induslrial Arls, B.S., M. Ed., Sam Houslon Slale Teach- er's College: 75 MR. DANNY BROWN Physical Educalion: l8O MRS. MARGARET BRONVNE English, B.S., B.A., Texas Women's Universiiy, M.A., Universily of Texas: 38, IB7, 40, I3I Faculty Index MR. WALDO BUCHANAN American Hislory, B.A., Ok. Iahoma Baplisl University M.A., Universily of Oklai homa: 290 MRS. SARAH BYBEE Malhemalics, B.A., Univer. sily ol Texas: I87 MRS. BARBARA BYWATERS SDGUISII. B.A., Rice Univer- sily: 68 C MISS FAYE CARMICHAEL English, B.A., Mississippi Slaie College for Women: 38, I4I MR. JOHN G. CARTER Dislribulive Educalion, B.S., Sam Houslon Sfafe Teach- er's College, M.Ed., Univer- sily ol Houslon: 74 MR, JOHN T. CARTER American Hislory, B.S., Sarn Houslon Sfale Teachers College, B.S., Universily of Housfon, M.S., Iowa Slaie Universily: MR. CHARLES CHURCHILL Physical Educafion, B.S., M.S., Easf Texas Slaie Uni- versiiyq I44, 76 MR. GERALD CLANTON Music, B.S., Sam Houslon Siaie Teacher's College, M.A.Ed., Universily oi Hous- Ion: MRS. BERTHA CLARK Maihemalics, B.A., Hardin- Simmons, M.A., Universily of Texas: MR. JAMES CLECKLER American Hislory, B.S., Uni- versily of Alabama: 268, IS9, 76 MR. DON COLEMAN Physical Educalion, B.S., La- mar Tech, M.Ed., Sam Hous- Ion Sfafe Teachers College: I78, 76, I62 MRS, MARILYN COLLIER Spanish, B.A., Universily ol: Houslon: 68 MISS JEANETTE CORMIER English, B.A., Universily ol: Soulhweslern Louisiana: 38 MR. BOB CORNELIUS Malhemalics, Physical Edu- calion, B.S., Soulh Wesl Texas, I6I, I82, 76 MR. HENRY COX English, B.A., Soulhweslern Universilyp 38 MR. RAYMOND CZICHOS Malhemalics, B.A., Baylor Universiiy: D MR. CHARLES DEXTER American Hislory, Afhlelics, B.S., M.Ed., Easl Texas Slale Teacher's College: I44, 76 MISS ELLEN DILLINGHAM Malhemaiics, Hislory, B.S., Texas Chrisiian Universily: MRS. MARGARET DOSHER Governmenl, B.A., Emory Universily: MRS. LINDA DUESSEL Hislory, B.A., Grove Cily College: E MRS. RETA ELROD French, B.A., Rice Univer sily: 66 MRS. COYE EMMONS Business Educalion, M.Ed., Texas Chrisiian Universily: MISS SUE EVERETT English, B.A., Soulhwesl Tex- as Slaie College: MRS. NORMA SUE EVERS Chernislry, B.S., Universily OI Houslon: 60 F MRS. JOYCE FARRAR Librarian, B.S., Sam Hous- 'Ion SIaI'e Teacher's College: 36 MR. DAVID FIGARI MaihemaIics,B.S.,Sam Hous- Ion Slaie Teacher's College: I6I MRS. DOROTHY FITCI'-IIE Universily Counsellor, B.S., of Illinois, M.A., Universily of Houslon: 32 MRS. HAZEL FLUELLEN Dielician: 34 MR. REX FLEMING Speech, Debale, B.S., M.Ed., Universiiy of Houslon: 54, 50 MRS. ANDREA FLYNN Hislory, B.A., Universily of Minnesola: MRS. MARY FOX German, B.A., Universiiy ol Housfon: 70 MISS CAROL FRAMER Mafhemalics, B.A., U niver- sily of Texas: MR. WILLIAM FRANKLIN Physics, B.A., Rice Univer- sily: 60 MRS. MARY JANE FULLER English, B.A., Rice Univer- sily: 38 G MISS WILDA GENTRY Malhemalics, B.A., Universily oi Texas: MRS. MARGARET GESSELY MR. R. C. GILLAM Building Engineer: 33 MR. THOMAS GORZYCKI English, B.A., Lamar Slale College of Technology: 38 MRS. JOAN GRAVES Biology, B.S., Norlhwesiern Siale Louisiana: 60 H MR. OLAN G. HALBERT Biology, B.S., Texas ARM: 60 MISS ANN HALL MRS. BETTE HATFIELD Ailendance Clerlc: 33, l3I MISS MILDRED LUCILLE HAUSINGER Physical Educalion, S.S., and M.A., Sam Houslon Slaie 8: U. of Housfon: I78, 76 MRS. JOSEPHINE WALKER HEALY Lalin, B.A., Flora MacDon- ald College: 65 MRS. ELIZABETH BROWNE HEINEMAN Spanish, B.A., Trinily Univer- siiy: 68 MRS. MEREDITH CHIDSEY HESTER English, B.A., Universily oi Texas: 38 MRS. JAMES A. HIGHTOWER French, M.A., Universily oi Michigan: 66, 67 MR. WILLIAM HILL Malh, B.S., Sam Houslon: Senior English Ieacher Tom Gorzycki Iruly is a Long Tall Texanf MISS JUDY ANN HOBBS Physical Educalion, B.S., 81 M.A., Sam Houslon Slale Teacher's College: 76 MR. RUSSELL HAROLD HOLLIS English, B.A., Lamar Sfale College of Technology: 38 MR. RANDALL JAMES HOLLAWAY Physical Educalion. B.S., Sam Houslon Slale Teacher's Col- lege: 76, I7l MRS. LAURA M. HOLMES Malh., B.S., Universily of Houslont MRS. JANE B. HORN Sociology, B.S., Universily ol Texas: MR. ROBERT DEAN HOUSE Physical Science. B.S., M.Ed., Sam Houslon Slale Teach- er's College: 60 MR. ROBERT HYATT Band, B.M. Ed., Sam Hous- +on Slale Teacher's College! I MR. KIRBY GENE ISELT Dralling, , Sam Hous- Ion Slale Teacher's College: 75 J MISS ELLEN JANES Governmenf and Economics, B.A., Texas Chrislian Univer- s'fy: MISS DOROTHY JOSEY Physical,Educalion, B.S., Sam Houslon Slale Teacher's Col- Iege: IO6, I83. 76 K LORRAINE KENYON Allendance Clerk: 33 MRS. HARRIET KESSLER Spanish, B.A., Universily of Texas: 68 MRS. ANN KEY Physics and Physical Science, B.A., Rice Universily: 60 MISS CATHERINE KIRK English, B.A., M.A.. Sam Housfon Slale Teacher's Col- lege, Universily of Texas: 74 MR. JAMES KIRK Elecironics, B.S., M.Ed., Tex- as A8iM, Universily of Hous- fon: 74 MISS PAULI KOSCLSKEY Physical Science, B.S., Souih- wesl: 60 MRS. LYNN KURIGER Hislory. B.A., Principia Col- lege: L MISS COLMA LAFEERTY Choral Music. B.S., and M.Ed., Sam Houslon Slale College: MARGARET LA 'RUE Swilchboard: 33 MRS. PAULA LATIMER English, B.A., Newcomb Col- lege. M.S., M.S., Universily of Houslon: 38 MRS. LETA LAY English, B.A., Louisiana Slale Universily: 38 MR. BILL LEECH Social Sludies, B.S., Univer Sify of Houslon: I6O MRS. DORTHYE LEWIS English, B.S., Texas Women's Universify: B.A., Universily of Soulhern Louisiana: 38 334 MRS. ELEANOR LINENBERGER Office Clerk: 33 MRS. MARGARET LOVE Counseling, B.S., M.Ed., Uni- versily ol Houslon MRS, MARY LOVINGEOSS MISS BARBARA LUCAS French and English, B.A., Rice Universily: 66 MRS. MARGARET LUTHER Dean ol Women, B.S., M.Ed., Universify ol Houslon: 3l MRS. OLETA LYONS Secrelary: 33 Mc MR. TOBY MCCLENEY Physical Educalion, B.S., Sam Houslon Slale Teacher's Col- lege: l6O, 6I MISS DIANE MQCURLEY English, B.A., Universily ol: Houslon: 39, 83 MRS. LILA McGAW English, B.A., Howara Payne College: 39 MRS. ANNA MCKAY Counselin M.Ed. Univer- Q. . sily ol Houslon: 32 MRS. MARILYN McKlNNEY Typing, Business Law B.Bus.Acl., Universily of Tex- as: 72 MRS. LANA McWILLIAMS English, B.A., Universily ol Texas: 39 M MR. NOBLE MASTERS Assislanf Principal, M.Ed., Norlh Texas Slale Teacher's College: 3I MRS. PATRICIA MAXCY American Hislory, B.S. M.Ed. Universily of Houslon: MRS. NORMA MEADOR Business, B.S., M.Ed., Sleph- en F. Auslin Slale College: 72 N MRS. BELVA METTNER Reading. B.S.Ed.. Kansas Universily: 4I MISS MARCIA MOORE English, Arl, B.A., Sam Hous- 'ron Slale Teacher's College: 39, 4l MR. BILL MORELAND Biology, Physical Science, B.S. of Ed., Universily of Houslon: 6l MRS. EVELYN MORELAND Ma+hema+ics, B.S., Univer- sily of New Mexico: MRS. NELDA MORRIS O MRS. LOLA OJEMANN Regislrar: 32 P MR. GEORGE PANFELY, Counseling, B.S., Siena Col- Iege, M.S., Universily of The Sla'I'e of New York: 32 MISS TERRY PARK World Hislory, B.A., Univer- sily of Texls MRS. MERLE PICONE Malh, B.A., Universily of Texas MRS. MARY POLK B.A., Universify of Houslon MRS. LOIS POWELL English, B.A., Soulhern Melhodisl Universily: 39 MRS. ELAINE PRITCHETT Journalism, B.S., Soulhern Melhodisl' Universil-y: 8l, 79 Q MISS SUSAN OUALTROUGH English. B.A., Auslin College, M.A., Universily of Virginia: 39 R MRS. DOROTHY RAE Chemislry, B.S., M.S., Uni- versily of Wisconsih: 6l MRS. MADELEN REY Chemislry. B.S., M.S., Colo- rado Slale Universily: 6l MR. PHILIP RILEY Induslrial Arls, B.S., Sam Houslon Slafe Teacher's College: 75 MISS JEAN ROSE Governmenl, B.S., Univer- sify of Texas: MRS. MARY LOUISE ROSE Librarian: 36 MRS. ELAINE RUMMEL English, B.A., Juniala Col- lege: 39 S MR. WAYNE SCHAPER Assislanl Principal. B.S., Texas AEM, M.Ed., Sam Houslon Slale Teacher's Col- lege: 3l' MISS PATRICIA SHELTON French, English, B.A., Rice Universily: 66 MISS GENEVIEVE SIZENBACK Snack Bar: 34 MISS SUSAN SOMMER Malhemafics, B.S., Univer- sily of Texas: MISS ANN STAPLES Mafhemalics. B.S., Univer- sil'y of Houslon: MRS. BERNICE STAUFFACHER Records Clerk: 33 MRS. ANNE STOOPS German, Spanish, B.A., Rice Universily: 68. 70 MISS JEAN STROUP Physical Educalion, B.S., M.Ed., Soulhwesl Texas Slale Teacher's College: 76 T MR. WILL TAYLOR Physical Educalion. B.S., S.W.S., Oklahoma U niver- say: r59. 76, I72 You don'+ say' MR. DOUGLAS THARP Malhemalics, B.A., Rice Uni- versify: I36 MR. LEROY THOMAS Music, M.Ed., Texas Chris- 'rian Universily: 46 MRS. SYLVIA THOMPSON American World Hislory, B.A., Baylor Universily: MRS. PATRICIA TRACEY Secrelary: 33 V MR. STEPHEN VALCIK Russian, B.S., S.M., Univer sily of Houslon: W MRS, JERE WAGGONER Physicial Educalion, English, B.S., Universily of Texas: 39, 76 MR. DAVID WALKER Science, B.S., M. Ed., Sleph- en F. Auslin Slale College: 32 MRS. MARY WALTERS Chemis+ry, Physical Science. B.A., Universify of Okla- homa: 6l MRS. SALLY WARD English, B.S., Universily of Texas, M.A., Texas ABM: 39 MRS. SUE WELLS Malhemafics, B.A., Baylor Universily: MISS NANCY WESLEY Malhemalics, B.A., Universily of Texas: MR. RAMON WHITFIELD Drama, B.S., Universily ol Texas: 55 MR. MIKE WILLIAMSON Hislory, B.S., M.Ed., Sam Houslon Slale Teacher's College: I4-4 MISS SPEIGHT WILLIAMSON English, B.A., Texas Wo- men's Universily: 39 MISS ANNETTE WIMBERLY Malhemalics, B.S., Louisiana Slale Universily: MRS. LINDA WUKASCH Biology, B.S., Universily of Texas: 6l Y MRS. ALTHARETTA YEARGIN Ari. B.S., Soulh Wesl Texas: 4I MRS. ANN YOUDAN Social Sludies, B.S., Univer- sily of Texas: 6I M rs. Belly Hallield f ---W 'T....-4 I' IT is wiTh undersTandable pride ThaT The TirsT Tour-year class To graduaTe Trom Memorial deparTs in The sure knowledge ThaT They have helped seT The pace Tor oThers To Tollow. This year. recogni- Tion as a Pacemaker school obviously inspired boTh TaculTy and sTudenTs To TurTher conTribuTe To The high sTandards already seT and To make I966 par- Ticularly ouTsTancling. Realizing The imporTance oT This mosT successTul period in Memorial's shorT hisTory, The ReaTa sTaTT has Tried cliligenTly To record accuraTely and Tully The evenTs OT The year and The exciTemenT ThaT in- eviTably accompanies achievemenT. IT we have suc- ceeded To any exTenT, iT will have been well worTh The eTTorT. My appreciaTion goes To all Those who have worked so hard To bring you This chronicle oT I966. GraTeTully l acknowledge The inesTimable value OT The assisTance and advice oT our sponsor, Mrs. PriTcheTT. To The phoTographers and everyone who conTribuTed To This year's ReaTa, my hearTTelT Thanks. LYNN ELSTON EoliTor +f MN iw ,W jiwjfw Mi YX W xr S23 JM 5525552525 M Q 12960245 fi? 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