North Garland High School - Marauder Yearbook (Garland, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1973 volume:

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' Only two years have come and gone since North Garland High School opened its doors, but, we have already begun to establish our own, personal characteristics. People no longer say, North Garland? Who are they? We have made our presence known to ev- eryone and we're not going to let them forget us -- But we're not through yet. We've got a lot to be proud of, however, we still have a great deal of growing to do. To make this a really first-rate school we all have to work together. The building blocks of any society are the individu- als that comprise it, but, if these blocks do not adhere to one another, the foun- dation will crumble, as will the society. Through the pages of this book we hope to give a true picture of the indi- viduals of our society, NGHS, and the school they have, and are, building. CB l Debi Patterson Editor-in-chief Student Life . . The Record Faculty .... Classes ........ . . . Organizations Sports ........ . . . 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Both are honest with themselves and others Both are very sensitive to our problems . . . Both are always will- ing to work overtime in the interest of NG and its students . . . Both are willing to do what the maiority of the students want whenever possible, and Both are willing to explain to us their rea- sons when they can't do what we want. Therefore, the l973 MARAUDER would like to give special recogni- tion to: Mr. Gene Hudson and Miss Jill Shugart ww U!! ' ' 'WM M ,En ie? 11:1 ,,,' -ra i f -V 7 ..-ff, we sy 1 '7'3'3f'sYi 7. M Student Life In W Q4- 0 'J FO GCC G ye? '3 'O ada 12lif' ' The beginning of North Garland's second year could be described with one word - increase. Just as there was an increase in student body, faculty, and the school itself, there was more importantly an increase in spirit and interest in school activities. With the increase in the Mam'selles and Band, North Garland's first half-time performance was only a portion of the greatest experience North Garland has ever known - the winning of our first varsity football game. mixEiRiimi5'iiiEi3Eioo1 - U U., X Ax i is l - Q a 0 The Muhs finally make fha! big sfep J-al, L. m E W7 e K ' ' JV iives of The pep rally. It must have been the pineapple upside down cake. Students study for firsi six weeks fest. Travis Linn talks to the iournalism class. Danni and Lindy sacrificed their lunch period to sell annual subscriptions. Student Council starts first magazine drive. Coach Hacker - o moment of pride. Speech Club's first meeting was a little crowded Daddy's little girI brings a moment of pride. The nominees find their fathers exchange last minute words of encourageme Hugs and kisses, tears and near-misses - that's what NG nominees are made of! before the big announcement. North Garland welcomed Fall '72 with the announcement of the Raider Sweetheart Dance, where Judy Fong reigned as the new Sweetheart. New dresses and corsages caused a gleam of excitement in the female portion of students. Lie K KQECSQGGJQGSY fda IZ Q -,-..v .. . e ,... T... With mascara running down her cheexs and a smile on her face, Vicki steps down to join the other nominees. Listen, as one first lady to another . . . 'F B Tea m cheerleaders iive again Well, that's the breaks. Strawberry or raspberry? The wimpy warriors prepare for a pow-wow. fifisg gi! Mil f 9 ki W- V U 3 F' Pilot to co-pilot - I'm ready for take off. You never can tell what is going to happen in study hall next XLT ,L 5 if I xl ' O i M X ,L,b ir ky .ik ,, .AVI , ,, I , ' 1 ,- Ma.W,:,. L t - .m.: x One of our many spirited pep rallies. Halloween, money making proiects, pep rallies, and choir concerts - these activities helped fill up the fall winter schedule. The junior class sold Christmas cards to help raise money for the prom . . . we had our first winter snow . . tions for their 72-73 officers. Only my carver knows for sure. . and clubs, such as FSA, had installa- i l fkyjau L X ki X 1 i s rf Doll QQ, - D6 'CIO 5 0 ll? 4 s IQ! ig: ' liivil ll- . A representative from Rhinehart raises 4 -u convincing finger for his product. xk TRiGc-:ER TREAT They start younger all the time. Nancy and Joni at their usual task - putting up signs Juniors start their plans for the Junior Prom with the selling of Christmas cards. ,J ad? ,,,, I ,iw AW' 1 in in -' ' ' ff A 'k'A' K H ' - f 'fn ,Q--.,, '.,.iwh.-1. W W if W ,, W ' -. Q 'H , V - ,Ay m , ' 'A .- 4. . fe f , 2' V4 is .,,A, my .L A,AA M i , . ,,, ., , --ff -. f r , r 'f' ri, -we 'W r pg irrr i M L ,, L I A is ' - ,-'-,,'.g.. ' 'V' ,Q - , is., W ,4 ,,,.L, W I ' , 1, M ,M 1 ,Ju i... 4' ,ff ,f I ,,fk I , r in , 1 ,Q .v1,.fJ,- '54 'A ' ' 1 W' ,N M V We if , . L A 4, I , ' ,, ,V 'Il A , AQ G' A I A gh ,,, gin' The first snow ofthe year provided a seffing for frozen hands, frost-bihen noses, and snowball fights. W War r .xf aww, .PM Q1 ..,' ' K' twin :.V E Vi ,V'- if, wx Um. QQ in 4 df Hun ao Q if Q 4' V , ' G ,V, 3, FSA officers for 1972-73. f ' W 'uf if k,,..L K, 'Y I You wanf me fo touch 1hat'9'9'9 Whafs rho1?? Here it comes! QQ? 1 XM .Q . ,ar Qi wi ,, 1, ff M2 ff , me In ,a., ? f 1 -4' V f if' .M if 51- 23 Jr. :gf i i fs , ! 3 new a If Terry Harris does his thing before the NG student body. lf X Y li 2 , i i N i 2 A e 1 l 5 If MW 1 eeeee ee W, ? 5 X l 3525? Now we know the truth about the cafeteria food. The spirit of North Garland comes alive at one of our many pep rallies ff V R ' ni ' I xg, , Choir's first performance was a success. North Garland's last football game came on a cold and rainy Friday night in Bonham, ending with a 7-0 victory for the mighty Raiders. Basketball season began in the same style football season ended - on a cold and rainy Friday night with another victory for N.G. Unfortu- nately, school continued on through storm, sleet, and rain. The seniors, however, were hoping that the rain and cold will be gone by gradua- tion, as they held an assembly to discuss their invitations and announcements. l xf 4' 1 l ll it Jfgl li Q' l. l l V ' J U5 A KRW: f, 4 ,X Am. - I He's crazy if he thinks I'II answer fo Trigger. Rain, 38 Classes at North Garland go on as usual. S Ieef, or snow, we're al ways behind the Raiders A ,f mutt i fi, With tennis shoes and hats in hand, the Mam'seIIes still perform. This is ci knife and this is c ??? NG Band goes to UIL contest Another first ct North Garland - German Day. Eye checking for the Sophomores. Well, maybe I'II g MUSCLE MAN 3? My r . :,f' . 1 -, 1' - u the next time. 1 Senior class orders invitations for their Graduation SW is Bic pens were put to the test to write first time, every time as North Garland entered the KLIF spirit contest. Papers and pens were everywhere as students ond teachers frantically tried to manu- facture the most petitions. Mrs. Merrell worked tirelessly with high expectations of a night on the town with the faculty. Though North Garland placed fourth runner up, our spirit proved No. l! X, fm' ,e2 '6 fu FQTYS V swf ' i l 6 ilk! Bluff 0: 5?3PP i5UA 'EW X elif -S in 'c X X l XJ I xv, MMM iid W3 m Q' if Coach Hacker - a moment of deep concentration and fancy maneuvers. wt r E . nw... Q X 'NJ Forget it, man, you'll never make it! X X 5 t VX X X e 1 X321 2 gh EQ w 9 Even teachers sneak a nap now and then. in Best pie in t Elmer's glue. . 1 xr ' ' f 'S '37 :FQ ' . X K- ' . ,N W. A 0:5 w .. f Q i,,,,,A L it . l V 4 1 ,fall U tk ' own - filled with genuine His imitcitions were good, but his movements iust weren't Elvis! as z 'sang ,,,. .vm ,, . V N ,Q111 , ziifpzgf BP V 1' K ,W ,,,..., ,H+ Si V S 'iliifk V 'QSM' , w cf - f i' mow ff --ff , ,..,,, -W, .--f ij ,g J , ii Mr. Condcmine confronts the living and the dead in Blithe Spirit. Watch this finger very closely! Seniors win spirit chain contest, sponsored by the Senior Class mf' The typical look of the attentive, intelligent Junior Class raises money by selling popcorn for their prom. North Garland student. December came to North Garland filled with activities and assemblies. The New Californians, a religious rock group, enter- tained with a number of patriotic selections. Christmas spirit was added with the Band and Choral Christmas Concert, under the direction of Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Herrington. North Garland homemakers did not forget to add a festive air with their Christ- mas tree and gifts. Po V Q fe Qwggri cttw tiff! f qjighxir . D QMWSBJ3 we wr X Civ 51 Qidlllliss ? A9 V ik Two avid Raider fans smile as fheir Raid- l'd fell him about that cake, but why should I be the only one io suffer? ers score again. , , Fug., 4-,ui-s The New Californian fakes advantage of o good opporiunify - a visit to Raider ierrilory. An example of The hard work displayed on 0 the paper staff. Don't worry, the bell never rings on time around here! The New Lineup gets a taste of their first Faculty Christmas party. Two very proud Raiders display the result of long hours of practice and teamwork. 51 AM I Dallas Cowboy, John sonal tips on football. Seniors discuss iheir prom and graduation. Niland gives Raiders his per- All Disfricf Raiders! fin port for the Raiders. l I John Flanagan and his date placed third for North Garland in the Dallas District Key Club Marathon Dance. a my Three devoted men - endless hours of sup- Another effort of the Key Club to score in their futile attempt to beat the KLIF High Hoapers 4 31692 I l'lsl Sounds awful tricky, at huh Bill . I'm gonna get one, too? Now, what could this be? -v-.. You want me to vurn this into CI bow? You're l'm afraid all the corner tables in the back are taken up. kidding. Saturday Night at the Movies, was the theme of the second annual Celebrity Ball. 1973 rolled into North Garland with the Raider Celebrity Ball and Saturday Night at the Movies. The Marauder staff put in many extra hours to prepare Oscars, bows, and hundreds of candles. An extra feature was added this year with the award of the first Mr. and Miss North Garland. All the hard work was worth it, for the 1973 Raider Celebrity Ball was not only a release from exam tension, but a huge success as well. f Another first - Mr. and Miss NGHS, Mike Rankin and l-fi, l Debbie Thompson. fp? Q' l Pye' fan CKAJXQJ til ---1 55 555' North Garland faculty provided choperones, as fheyf too enjoyed the dance. A hug of congratulations for soph. class favorites Chris Clark and Sheila Hill. Flight takes off with music for the '73 Celebrity Boll. The Raiders iive-on, long dresses and all W 57 You pu! your right foot in and ya shake it all about . . . E 1 a F 2 Prospective Mam'seIles line up to fry it again! ig W Coach Garcia - one of the few quiet moments of his day. Well team, Iet's hope the Coach has another one of his bright ideas! I'm not gonna say it. K snr Basketball fans support their Raiders all the way, all the time. A l ,S X, The Booster Club had several money-making prolects during the month of January A chuli supper before the Gamesvulle game as well as a vlctory dance afterwards, added pleasure for the students sup port to the team and money for the club. The Band also lended their support by playlng at one of the home basketball games X35 tlpfgy 5151 tltuiwb A X fl' ,Q 41, lg'-3 39 4' Cuui? Kill!!! glfgfgx QQ: XT 6! D99 eovxs in 56 0' Dff Qvp- Jx-133,,, 15 L 2:1 P' QOKZYM ev 'P 5495 ww X Wa 6 A H 6x7 9' Si. 2y5'Lw T , V 73 1ilH 2 ax , : x Q K-wygs551.,5AwNQ'E,, m:q f.,'J 'V - , Tram A W change! 62 I'm telling you - cheer up - the score's gonna Bohles + more bottles : more funds for Sr. Prom Wow! I wonder how the time went so fast? 'N 1 jx QA. It's a good thing I don'1 have bac ble. Cheerleaders and fans cheer the Raiders on to victory. k trou- Every pigiail deserves the superb conditioner of egg yolks and honey Well, Mark, this wil I just have to do. Someone always has to be different The good ole days of being sent oui into the hall never seem fo end. lf things go better with Coke, I better drink more than one. QSM., Someday i'm gonna be one of those big That's the way a scoreboard should lookl girls in the red uniforms. Lg mf '-- WW -' -K me ' ' www si- 'x'f 5 'wik I . Q K . . . ,G,.,., M P ' K f 'M3ggW.M..,,. KN K -.wwf-,igy ..W1 ff U41 3 0 Q 'D 'H 5 gp I 1 S 3 is 'ig Ai' K ITN .0 ig .. kk . NW Q Student Council key chains, OEA week, young life meetings and the Booster Club car wash were activities which filled the early Feb- ruary calendar. North Garland athletes used their muscle power to give customers their money's worth. CH ,LF L f KW Q if ' f A 6 r f fl 153' 'gn'- Q' Dale, don't ask me why you didn'1 get any flowers! I always wondered how that Thing worked OEA week featured a guest speaker. L , . . ., l 9.3 M Q E is 5 P 5 , 'With a line up like that, what car could help buf be clean? I Ms. McCarty's history class as they film their movie. I Yew ,al They're prehy, bu? I spent my allowance on M81M's. WCW Here fhey are - The new 1973-74 Mufis. 4? 6 .-09' Don'l you worry - when I get finished, no one will even recognize the old you! Bringing back memories to the teachers wlth each refrain. KZN x C7 5 f Q efxrfif ln Mn iwfyw-f M NN K ' ww Ugh - le! me see now - like I was say- ing. '. ,, Inferesfed onlookers? . . . And I promise an hour of resf for all studenisf' H i F V :kh i ,X .. an .zrmgm Aw - c'mon girls - L. .I bln. ww: A ,L.A. A you couIdn't be that embarassed! kkwrwww-wmM.g'1,m-ww Two points can bring lots of excifemem! . I ,,AM r ,,., ' A John Henry never looked so beautiful. 'm l-,ax ' ,x in-.---vw I feel real loose like c long-necked goose - Ohhh - baby lhafs what l like!!! Q Why must I be a teenager in Iove?? Charlie and the Rockets as they blast off again THE MASS W 'nngv.- 41 Preparations for North Garland's first graduation were apparent as the seniors ordered their caps and gowns. The concluding activity of February was the auditions for Li'I Abner, North Garland's first attempt at a musical comedy. The McCrary rock group provided enter- tainment to ease end of six-weeks tension. Zi X16 T A l it Q, M cefkfn.- fe m 1. . ..'. VV,I. , mi . ,,.b gem The McCrarys proved that they've got SOUL! - 1 i is .t 'i 2 'L' ' -- se, , , l ' K ww,,mg,,gNwf'f ' --- -mg,-: is Q,,,:: 1. nw.- wi R x -+ e x Q 2 ffl! 1 Stand away, dear children, you are in the presence of Mrs. Frye reflects on all the work ahead in the next three months to insure a great o living celebrityl 80 One of the more stylish sophomores. Donny Osmond - in person! Kara ie?? Dance try-oufs?? Who knows?? WZ W gvgmffgh v Wzzygsv, ' U My Interest in voting somewhat increased in the vice-presidential election. fit f .WI -'Q wsu. Q tx 'Ni Kim gives her reasons for running for vice- president. Yes, I'm related to her. Junior Class President lends his support to the Student Council. is 1 the Student Council? Well, uh, w..-...,,,,,,- don't have to vote for me - just FM' K, M' .K QM- f Sophomores and juniors - the attentive voters The last activities of February included preparations for the Sen- ior-Faculty game. Seniors went to the Community Center and faculty drill team went to the cafeteria to practice their stunts for the game. Mam'selles busily attended to their male partners as part of the preparations for the big game, and unknown to the student body, the Student Council worked on the school's first mascot, to be introduced later in the spring. IQX . l ,' gg. ll -radii! f my ' lfx If, C I., ., Y it 1 E B5 ,ur 'vi' , - an 1. ,Q K 'if A . 'Q ni ,++-Qfw 3 fi Brenda Arnolds Amy Bourek Sonia Hatcher Susan Lightfoot Kim Stembridge 4 ET 'lZElh N.MK3l.iET Wan! K-.. ff-K, 'f' .-xg: Y 7 gk .. 'gg Q x . x sq , Lum N .M ., a5 1' wi- f 'f -fs xl ,rn Senior Most Beautiful and Most Handsome Kim Sfembridge Mike Rankin Senior Class Favorites Judy Fong Bobby Skeeiers Most Courteous Debra Nichols Chuck Wilson x I 1 4 4 2 3 Personality Plus Jean McClure Steve Morgan Most Talented Amy Bourek John Burkord QW CIT? Most Likely to Succeed Elaine Merritt Chris Cooper E s Qfx F 1 ,352 'E ff F ,ii g Z Most Feminine and Most Athletic Sonia Hatcher Steve Polk Best Raider Spirit Debbie Thompson John Flanagan Iumor Most Beaut1fu1 and Most Handsome Dale Perdue Jim Anderton Iunior Class Favorites Kim Rofhfus Jimmy Roe Sophomore Class Favorites Sheila Hill Chris Clark Sophomore Most Beautiful and Most Handsome Mitzi Harper Kim Monico Senior All North Garland Charlie Clark Judy Fong Chris Cooper Elaine Merriff Debra Nichols John Flanagan Iunior All North Garland Bull Hubbard Rothfus Judy Thomas Paul Looney Sophomore zz ' 3' All North Garland Steve Goranson 1, R5 ly H1 1 if X k x '41, Sh ilc Hill ZX e Juli Holford Bobby Meals Z 'Hgh 4 afxvxaag , Y an The Record J fi s J ' 5 s t fy an V - V I L'-' ,, '45 W 9 M '5 . ..., .,,,,.w,,,m,g,., .,, W , ff f fi. . Us ,gf-M -4 5 , , 4. ww iv , .fy -. ff Q O0 ,,,...,.....f AdIT1iHiSffa'fi0H .. . l L ' ' - -ffifssffm . ..,,.........--ar Mr. Glen B. Couch Superinfendenf ., Mr. W. E. Peters Mr. Ralph Sanders Assistant Superiniendenf Assisfanl Superinfendeni l lsf row: Mr. Jack Shugcrf, Mr. J. R. Wynn, Jr., Mr. Alvin Moore. 2nd row: Mr. Harris Hill, Mr. Don Buchholz, Mr. Doug Butler, Rev. Jun Glasscock. ,ui- Exif Mr. B. G. Hudson Principal Mr. Pa? Chumley Mr. Frank Reid Assisfanf Principal Assistant Principal Office and Library Personnel Mr. Jim Burch Mrs. Virginia Mrs. Janan Coach Carley Caskey Junior Counselor Nurse Mr. Joe Garcia Mr. Leon Mrs. Lu Sotoris Coach Kennedy Secretory Coach, Visiting Teacher If xx Mrs. Charlene Mr. Van Venable Thompson Senior Counselor Secretary lsn't this a happy group!! Mrs. Thelma Mrs. Betty Dowdle Foster Librarian Teacher's Aide G' X QVEF? il? ,f we 'Zeiss f 2 , in Z M5 iv . f Jef fi A f ref E 5,2 1' , If J Mrs. Judy Smith Sophomore Counselor Mrs. Betty Spence Teacher's Aide QV 'ni fi ' eh L -J -' 194 . if M . Mrs. Laverle Mrs. June Wade Wells Teacher's Aide Librarion May I help you? Nl. ..... 1, Business and Vocational Training: Mrs. Penny Miss Karen Boyles Mrs, Fran Caldwell Barnard Bus. Arith., Homemaking II and Typ., Shorthand Com. Law Ill, Home Mang. Open wide!! Mrs. Tena Mrs. Peggy Gentry Mrs. Lois Grant Garcia Per. Typing, Typing, Bookkeeping Typing Gen. Bus. iii , if ' 'i'-- yi i it , 'i T A :ll F ji ' ' , ,W -if - F f W' Mrs. Rose Morriss Mrs. Phyllis Mrs. Mattie Don Mrs. Linda Mrs, Karen Walker Homemaking l Peniche Shaid Taylor Coop. Homemaking, and ll D.E. V.O.E. Typing, Home Nursing Recordkeeping Registration was a hectic day for both students AND teachers. History and Civics Oh, now I think they're giving me another sick headache. TT' ,i,.i. . -b,'i ,Q Vi. s, This test is so hard, even I can't answer it without the Key! Mr. Harry Beavers Coach, Texas History Mr. Burt Curtis Mrs. Norma American, Dorsey Texas History Civics, American Tennis History Miss Diane Cooper American History, World Geography .r ng: f.fi -fl. WQVCMX wi -'f' W Y' En 'xxx Mrs. Joyce Faucett Mam'seIIes, American History fis f 1 as , EH K, J, xggz. , 5 ' if ..'-. fix? T X ' ' s . . . 9221 :M im- - ' Q s-. if xx I , '- 41 C ,uv 1 .,,. . H Sugar-free Tab and a hard boiled egg - try it sometimel!l Mr. John Hacker Mr. Dennis Hart Miss Sherrill Coach, American Trainer, World Hendricks History History World History Mrs. Peggy McCarty Miss Jill Shugart Mr. John Verble American History Civics, Coach, American American History History Miss Shugart's favorite pasttime is spending all her time at school with the student council. Jiving John and Crazy Harry Fine Arts and Foreign Language: . . . and he had BIG GREEN eyes! l beher check the diclionary on this one! 6 Dear Mommy . . Mr. Neil Chamberlain Band Miss Florene Gray Mr Roger r Herrington Choir Music Theory y 4' V ,X TA, Mrs. Linda Merrell Mrs. Rose Montoya French Spanish Mrs. Peggy Frye Drama, Speech E l i Miss Gail Lesier German, Am. l History l ff' Q--, G Miss Glenna Journalism Yearbook, Newspaper Math and Science Let me make this perfectly clear . . . Mrs. Alta Altom Mr. Marshall Altom Geometry, Trig., Geometry Elem. Analysis Mrs. Phyllis Bolin Mrs. Kathryn Fund. of Math Eastland La Petites, P.E. Physical Science Mr. Don Griffin Mr. David LaRue Intro. to Algebra Geometry xi You left those frogs WHERE??? Mr. .lim Foster Mr. Charles Biology Glidden Algebra Mr. Pete Lohstreter Mr. Herb Strickland Chemistry, Physics Biology Mr. Bob Glover Coach, Biology Miss Romayne Yeager Algebra, Yearbook lO English Mrs. Sarah Mrs. Deborah Bryant Bohannon English Ill English Ill Communications Miss Mary June Dyer Mrs. Clara English English Ill, English ll Cheerleaders lf I have to count one more group of these Surely you can think of a better excuse that THAT! petitions. . . 1 .5 ,L I f.kk 11- N 5 1 Q l 51 y K 'L A Mrs. Laurie Evans English I, Il English ll, Ill Mrs. Frances Gannon Miss Sharon Hodges English ll s sl E E Na, E Q 2-1 lsfffe A?Mf:.. i1fffi Salts an A , '- Mrs. Jeannie Hunt Mrs. Betty Lowrance Mrs. Barbara Parrott English IV English II English Ill Theme Writing omma and an apostrophe, l'll be tisfied. he ever learns the difference between a Step, ball-change, step, kick. What do you mean, you didn't read the book?f' Industrial Arts, Physical Education: Mr. Coleman comes to the aid of another confused student. sig -1-.uf To be or not to be that is the question! No matter how you cut it, it iust won't fit. Mr. James Bryant Mr. Andy Coleman Boy's P.E. Mech. Drawing if if Q Q 3 2 Mr. Roland Donnell Mr. Earl Zerby Mr, Phillip Gilbreqfh Power Mech. Woodworking Woodworking QE , it ...ai f Mrs. Carol Nunez Girl's P.E. La Petites Mr. Doug Pickle General and Basic Electricity Maintenance Personnel: Mr. Weldon Flatt, Mrs. Evelyn Dacker, Mr. James Welk, Mrs. Vivian Welk, Mr. Clyde Vaughn. ,fafeteria Personnel: row: Mrs. Gloria Harris, Mrs. Doris Smith, Mrs. Lila Moran, Mrs. Peggy Butler, Mrs. Susan Dean. 2nd row: Mrs, Virginia Stewart, Mrs. Lydia Mrs. Bobbie Morphew, Mrs. Dorothy Denney, Mrs. Sallie Dale, Mrs. Vickie Divine, Mrs. Mary Anna Todd, Mrs. Virginia Lindley, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Suzy Kiendak, Mrs. Bertie Smith, Mrs. Lavecia Row, Mrs. Yvonne McCraw, Mrs. Billie Butler. I I' ' f 2 4 k rf 1 rr-as-:uc mums: . . . No man is useless while he has a friend - Stevenson '-we f 'E flu. W'-5 Eddie Armstrong Shee Arnold Brenda Arnolds Debra Bailey Rick Baugh Wes Bennet Nancy Blackman Amy Bourek Cheryl Bradford Bridget Brennan Sherry Brewer Bruce Bryan Billy Bryant Ken Buchheit John Burkard Laura Carr ll3 Jackie Carr Paul Carroll James Carter Pamela Cason Charles Clark Kaye Clark Mark Clayton Ronald Clement Yvonne Coates Mike Coke Debra Coleman David Coleman David Colwell Letitia Connell Chris Cooper Robert Cowley H4 Friendship is love 1 E e without his wings - Lord Byron Sharon Craft Debra Crilz Clebert Croft Teresa Cox Barbara Crow Mike Crowson Brian Cunningham Laurie Dordenne Ruth Dawson Joseph Dickson Randy Doherty Greg Dorrough Kafhie Douglas Bill Driskell Bill Edwards Diane English H5 l-335 'f 2 'P X E . 3 x VQN A Q f From quiet homes and first beginning, Out to the undiscovered ends, There's nothing worth the wear of winning But laughter and the love of friends. Belloc Doug Ferguson John Flanagan Charlotte Flood Judy Fong Rick Frazier David Gaines Juanita Galvan Dickie Garner Dale Gerner Patrice Gonzalez James Goolsby Vickie Gordon David Gordy Debra Gibson Holly Griffing Scott Gipson H8 is not words, but meanings - Thoreau Susan Green David Griffin Janice Grissom Michael Gooch Charlotte Grant Ronnie Groover Cynthia Guthrie Gary Hagin Debra Hamilton Mary Harden Glen Harper Vicki Harper Debra Harvey Sonia Hatcher Tim Hayes Steve Hays il? Brad Haynes Janis Henard Bonnie Hernandez David Hock Grady Holi Rex Hood Ricky Hooks Sfeve Hopkins Don Hubbard Donna Hulsey Mike Humphries Cheryl Hunter Joy Hunter Debbie Ivie Frank James Jim Jones I20 A friend is a person with whom I can be smcere 4'wv Unis . -1 9-W' . Before him, I may think aloud - Emerson John Jones Gary Jordan Robert Joslin Leanne Kerss Laurie Kimberling Robert King Ruth King Sandy King Connie Kinnibrugh Don Kirby Kathaleen Lamb Tommy Lamb Joel Lewis Susan Lightfoot Shiela Lewis Patricia Lingberg 121 J ,N 1 1 w ? I i A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. r Emerson 'Xia A--M 123 N Carol Lockwood Sonny Luedlke Jean McClure Terry McCommas Marc McCorslin Robbie McDonald Beverly McCullough Pamela McGowan Deana McLemore Billy McSwain Chip Maddox Peggy Mander Dennis Mann Brenda Marshall Chip Marshall Roni Mason 124 I Count Myself in Nothing Else So Happy 4' Cui-v' 'NNY .J ' ' 5 Q WW: I gig W, fb' mm, 1.-'www' As in a soul remembering my good friends. - Shakespeare Darrell Maston Robert Mathis Ronny Mathis David Mattern Dan Merritt Elaine Merritt Paul Mitchell Ricky Moore Lincoln Monroe Steve Morgan Michael Morris Kay Moseley Nila Moseley Fred Mount Sheri Murdock Debbie Neal 125 Patty Neal Gary Nevil Debra Nichols Lynn Nichols Jerry Norman Randy Norris Michelle Owens Richard Parish Frances Parker Dennis Parrish Robert Pate Debi Patterson Beverly Peck Falecia Peel -D.,.0 EfSQ'lY Chris Peterson 126 And, of all best things on earth, I hold tha E a faithful friend is the best. - Lord Meredith Debbie Pierot Glen Pitts Steve Polk Jim Purdom Janie Ramsey Mike Rankin Cathy Reese Benny Riley Lynn Robertson Billy Ross Mike Runyon Sara Saunders Danny Schramm Melinda Scott Mike Sears Paul Sellers 127 hw :gf 6-:j Qxxff'-U 'i ijffib M mfgyx in These are the things I prize And hold of dearest worth: Light of the sapphire skies, Peace of the silent hills, Shelter of the forests, comfort of the grass, Music of birds, murmur of little rills. Shadows of cloud that swiftly pass, And, after showers, The smell of flowers And of the good brown earth - And best of all, along the way, friendship and mirth. Henry van Dyke 129 Martin Shamburg Barbara Simmons Bobby Skeeters Kathy Taylor Allen Smith Gary Smith John Smith Larry Sonntag Ronnie South Sheryl Stark Kim Stembridge Keith Swinea Raymond Tarrer Charles Tawwater Kathy Taylor Gayle Teer 130 The more we love our friends, the less we flatter them 3 l lt 15 by excusmg nothmg that pure love shows ltself Mohere Debbie Thompson Brad Tinsley Cindy Trembley Vicki Truelove Brit Vanderford Darril VerSoy Mike Walker Ronnie Wallace Keith Walvoord Mark Washburn Jimmy Webb Debbie West Terri Whalin Debbie White David Williams Scott Williams 131 Chuck Wilson Blake Wiseman Debbie Wisley 3 Davis Witherspoon Neil Wolf arting is all we know of heaven And all we need of hell. - Emily Dickinson Patti York Mary Young Pot Womack Cindy Wood Ruth Wood 4 Let all else, if must be, ceasep But, Lord of Life, I pray on me bestow The gift of Friends to share the way I go. Clark fi F if J ffff i5 ' fi fiff f fo HS gving! For A a fate in , best of us all Whether we're l!l 1 i, Somefilm-25, tO luck! 3 ff ' i : f ' ' f 'f ' l 5f mf Yet 80 ff 6 , , A Q f K M 4 - V ff! , MY I ',-- ' wg :Sl Q lx' , A.,, f f -- Y ' ' - t rfl2 l sad f , i tst sttitt t f ii?2f 1 1 f f ' d f f t ' f 4i l g Jli : steady an tramped lI2 claspin f the i i smile ttaa the eatta t f i is dt , i I , 2!f flufck! iii ff igl t tt dd t t A z 1l Q tadd f ,, . ji ttf1 left and 1 to f fthe ways of men must lli f E efe ' t eee And it well may bef retad a And it well may be eaee aaeeae t eJe a aaaiflaa me But whether we live or - Qlfor the end is past our t eafa UNO frank m e 21 Of a a m teeth Odffall Winds blowing. ' , I .1 ff f I s l I l a N as we 1 C1 rv' Billy Adams Darrell Adams Reena Adamson Glen Airhart George Alexander Mike Allen Pat Allen Debbie Andelman Jackie Anderson Richard Anderson Jim Anderton Steve Andreasen Mike Ashenfeller Vicki Aveere Lynda Ayling Donna Bach Traci Bailey James Baker Kim Baker Pafli Bechlol Cindy Beck Becky Bentley Linda Bell Barbara Belhol Billy Bethel Connie Beggerslaff Janice Bishop Laura Blann Neil Boston Connie Bowen Robin Boyd Alan Bracket? Vicki Branch Debbie Bray Nancy Brazell Brian Brennan Johnny Brogden Andrea Brown Bruce Brown Randy Brown Charlolfe Bruce Debra Bryant 139 Doug Bryant Karen Buchheit Shaun Buckley David Burnett Cheryl Burns Lindy Burns Cyndi Burson Carrie Burton Mike Butler Craig Caldwell June Caldwell Kristi Caldwell Lynda Campbell Louie Carney Donald Canovali Chuck Cantlon Ritche Carney James Carr Robert Carraway Pot Carson Scott Carson Dwight Carter Lisa Cash Molly Castano Phillip Castle Jody Cates Danni Cave Barbara Chapman Robert Chapman Ron Chapman Kathy Cheever Donna Christenson Jackie Clark Teresa Clayton Sue Coley Charles Collins 40 Pep rallies brought out respect as the Alma Mater w played. 9 .lan Connolly Bill Cook Roy Caslon Penny Colner Scott Craft Mark Crouch Debbie Cunningfubby Pam Curlis Vicki Dale Joe Daffron Mike Daniels Chris Davalas fifws. fr Janice Davis Jeff Davis Karen Davis Sharon Davis Sieve Davis Susan Davis Bill Day Debbie Dean Sandy Delle Larry De Leon Eddie Denson Martha Devine Brenda Devlin Brenda Disch Donna Dismore Don Donaldson Ken Donnell Mike L. Douglas Juniors get their popcorn to sell 141 David Doyle Ricky Draper Debbie Duke Laurie Duncan Pat Duncan Randall Eastes Richard Edwards Charlie Erwin Joni Essary Joe Ewing Janet Eyre Gary Farrington Debbie Farrow Kyle Faucett Robert Findley Susan Firestone Karen Fisher Sheila Fitzpatrick Bill Flaherty Jennifer Fogg Steve Foster Charles Franklin Chick Frazier Marsha Frazier Reggie Freeman Janice Frendiger Peggy Gagnon Ricky Gambrell Sheila Garner Lisa Garretson Le Tisha Gilmore Linda Gist Naomi Glenn Shelbie Goin Leticia Gonzales Dean Goodlett 42 Hiram!- raw' A.,,1.,,,,.,, Class lecturing begin H .fr .gi .f Y , 'o stir up new ideas. as 67' Celeste Griffin Clifford Griffing Nancy Griffis Donna Goodman Gary Gornto Emma Graham Nancy Gundy Donna Guynes Joe Guenther Kelly Haas Patricia Hall Tim Hall Tom Hammett Bill Hancock Pam Harader Kent Hardcastle Dennis Hardin Jan Howard Melinda Harris Sid Harris Terry Harris Blake Hausman Teresa Havens Brenda Hays Brent Hendrix Doug Hendrick Gail Hendrix Dave Hensley Chavonne Henson Lynn Henson Valerie Henson David Hester Butch Higdon Mary Higgins Becky Higgs Bobby Hill 143 Steve Himmelreich Wayne Hogard Sharon Hollingsworth Billy Hooks Rhonda Hooks Mark Hooper Ellen Hoover Teresa Howard Bill Hubbard Gerald Hubbard Sue Hubbs Jimmy Hudson Sondra Hudson Steve Hudson Kathy Hughes Teresa Hull Amy Humphries Gena Hunt Denise Hurt Terry Hutsell Roger Ivins Don Jackson James Jackson Frank Jaragin Gerald Jarrett David Jenkins Wayne Jester Joe Jeter Kelly Johnson Linda Johnson Terri Johnson Cathie Jones Debbie Jones Terry Jones Renee Jones Curt Jordan Bob Kaylor Jim Kimberling IAA VV K IF' ,pw Aa Wk' One, two, three 1 A! W , 4. ' 1 fl Q Lindo King Lance Kirby Lex Kirby Linda Kirkwood Bill Knutson Gerald Kress Andi Lahovin Dawn Lambeth Bobby Lane Michelle Longley Knute Langston Mary Lavallie Terry Lawson Bobby Lay Don Lemon Lynn Lemon .loan Lewis Rhonda Little Mike Lochwood Paul Looney Mark Loper Linda Lovett Frank Ludlum .lim Lynch Chris Lyons Mike McCarty Ronnie McFarland Robin McGibbon Bobby McGuire ieff Mclntire Herb McKinney Jerry McLemore Ken McNeil Lory Mahr Louis Manriquz Michael Marks Julie Myers Brenda Neal I4 Q Registration began work for some students. Virginia Mashewske Danny Mason Dani Mathews Joe Mauldin Scott Mauldin Edward May Mark Mayfield Paula Mayo Pam Meager Keith Meyer Hedrich Michaelsen Rena Middleton Adina Miller Gary Miller Mark Miller Patsy Miller Melanie Mitchell Cindy Mallard Dennis Moore Gary Moore Glen Moore Tony Moore Margaret Moran Pam Morgan Mark Morphew Janis Morphois Brenda Morrow Cris Muller Robert Mullins Mark Murray 146 Debra Marlar Wally Marshall Dean Marth Debbie Martin Paula Martin Roy Martin fu M... Ar- .nv- QB, ...J .af J am.-.4 as ' .If Ronnie Phelps Vicki Pickel Dwayne Pickett Beverly Piercy Tony Quintana Mary Raines Cathy Ramsey Cathy Range ir Gary Nelson Robert Nelson Lynn Newberry Mike Niehaus Phylis Nimmons Nancy Noe Mike Norwood Alan Oakley Gary Ogletree Rhonda Oliver Rob Olson Robert Parish Patti Parker Susan Parks Brad Patterson Mark Patton Howard Patty Bill Paxton Greg Pearce Kathy Penny Dale Perdue Ricky Perry David Pierot Rick Polk Don Price Kenneth Price Tom Prichard Tony Pruitt Lorry Pettit Jayne Petty nv .Eff Biology classes enioyed dissecting frogs. 147 Debbie Rankin Susan Rapp Mary Read Jeff Reed Rusty Reimer Hal Reneau Scott Reynolds Jackie Rhine Bobby Rhoden Sonoio Richardson Russell Ritchey Doug Roberts Paula Robertson Danny Rodgers Jimmy Roe Rhonda Roney Ronald Rose Scott Rosenbaum Kim Rothus Donna Rowland David Runyon Laurie Ryan Randy Ryder Jim Sallee Dale Sanford Sharon Sangster Mark Sawyer Ricky Schreiber Wayne Scruggs Tim Sears Ronnie Seegar Tara Sellars Joey Sexton Jeb Sharp Beverly Shelton Kim Sheppard 148 Evelyn Shaft Brenda Shults Cindy Sikes Lathe Simmons Tom Six Cathy Smith Pam Smith Ricky South Vickie South Jim Spence Sharon Spence Tracy Spradley Becky Starkes Lisa Starkes Rhonda Staten David Steele Scott Stegner Karen Stevens Kim Stewart Ginger Stockman Mark Stockton Teresa Swinburne Cathy Swinea Adrian Tawney Kay Tawwater Cris Taylor Joe Taylor Gary Temaine Jerry Terrell Laura Terrell Judy Thomas Mike Thomas Bill Thompson Marian Thompson Tommie Thompson Elizabeth Wilson 149 Teri Thornton Dick Todd Sandra Tomlinson Juanita Toole Colleen Tracy Pat Tracy Kay Trousdale Scott Trout Robert Tull Roy Turney Dole Turner Vicki Turner Debbie Van Arsdall Terry Van Landingham Bobby Van Keith Vaughn Michelle Vawter Sharrill Ver Soy Rhonda Vick Mary Lou Vidaurri Pam Voyles Suzan Waddington Mark Waggoner Kathy Walker 150 Q vw :xr Belinda Youngblood Gary York Doug Zaidle -gg If .QV Fo ' v- Kathy Whatley Jan Wheeler Randy Wildman Lee Ann Wilkerson Jackie Wilkins James Willard Ben Williams Janet Williams Ken Williams Diana Williamson Charlean Wilson Sandy Wilson Steve Wilson Mark Winn Karen Wisley Susan Witherspoon Lisa Woodward Greg Woolridge Glen Woolfolk Jimmy Worley Brenda Wright Gudrun Wunder Anthony Yeager Paula Yeatts 151 7 -,.,,. if ff , 1 vzwfw V M Gm ff.-MIA '-'wwf . -Kr ' H . xl digg V5 - 3 5 'n I. Q 1253? 4 M QQMAM Sophomore Class Mow 'V 31 av Gary Abernathy Diane Alexander James Allen Susan Allen Brenda Andreasen Ricky Andrews Bobby Andries Johnny Anschutz Greg Arnold Mike Arnold Robbie Arnold Mary Arp Tina Ayers Danny Baker David Baker Tim Ball Cindy Bane Debbie Banks Jimmie Barnard Laura Barnett Shirley Barnett James Barry Mark Bartlett Mary Bazarow Walt Bechtol Debbie Beene Terry Belcoe Melinda Bell Vernon Bell Sherri Bennett Suwanna Bills Billy Blackwell Rhonda Blair Carol Blake Susan Blaylock Paula Blevins Nancy Blizzard Marsha Boiarski Mark Box Andy Boyle Shelli Bragden Tannis Braswell 54 QMS viii? ' 6 ziggy C xg? :.fffmmwf. ,, Raider spirit-signs, streamers, and a devotio n to North Garland High, Gary Brewer Kim Brewer Cindy Bridges Larry Brisendine Ken Brooks Steve Brooks Floyd Brown Lisa Buice Paul Bull Gary Bumpass Susan Burdick Brenda Burns Lynn Burns .luli Butler Mark Butler Kim Campbell Lavona Campbell Robin Campbell Mike Carpenter Herman Cartwright Jimmy Cash Patti Cash .lay Caton Wanda Chambers 155 Buddy Chapman Venita Chavoya Steve Cheatham Mike Christenson Chris Clark Debby Clark MS' Steve Clark Steve Clifford Ken Cobern Donna Coker Steve Collier Russell Collins Cathy Colwell JaDene Commander Marianne Commons Steve Connell Calvin Cox Carol Cook All you have to do is smile! Danny Curry Roberta Daniels Patricia Daniels Faye Davidson Diane Dean Florence DeForge 156 Donna Cook Judy Cook Phyllis Copeland Melinda Cornelius Robert Cousins Terry Cox Larry Crane Jimmy.Crow Mel Curr Kim Dennis John Denton fl ' ir Laura Dettmer Oscar Diaz Jana Doll Diane Dorris Leane Drum Marsha Duke Q :nr 'MI' Things do get a little sticky at times, don't they? Tim Duke Diane Dunavin Kathy Ellis Tim Emerson Gary Emory Jeff English Julie Evans Janice Ewing Laura Fain John Findlay Mike Fisher Steve Flanagan Ronald Foley Don Fong Sherry Foy James Fugett Shelly Fuller Teresa Gaines Sonny Gann Garry Gardner Barbara Garner Harvey Garrett Mike Gates Cindy Geswinder 157 Looks comfy enough. John Graham Patricia Gray Ricky Green Dave Greer Lisa Grelecki Tina Griffin Sophia Groves Gail Grubbs Clcyfon Halberf Saundra Hole Cindi Hall Mark Hall Dennis Hambright David Hamby Diana Hamillon Mac Hamilton David Hammer Amy Hammons 158 ,Jn Mark Gibson Wayne Gilleland Randy Ginn Homer Gonzales Susan Goodlet Gary Goodwin Steve Goranson Becky Gowen .,.,.,av Debbie Hightower Sheila Hill Venita Hill .left Hinkle Gary Holcomb Juliana Halford Lee Hansen Laura Hanssen Patricia Harding Mary Hardwick Carolyn Hargrove Vicki Harless Mitzi Harper Sandy Harper Scott Harris Theresa Harris Lorraine Harwell Steve Haskins Darlene Hawley Rusty Haynes Donald Hays Debbie Heaton Robert Hedensten Dawn Helms Vina Hennessey Sharion Herring Mike Herklotz Cindy Herrmann Vicki Hester Mike Higdon Now I wonder why mine doesn't look like the one in the book? 159 Tim Holmes Karen Honzell Joanne Horn Coy Howard John Howell Doug Hubbard Kay Hubbard Mary Hudson Sondra Hudson Charles Hughey Randy Hunt Raymond Hurley Eleanor Hyatt Mike Hynes Vonda lce Pam Jackson Jesse James Craig Johnson Aleene Jones Diana Jones Nancy Jones Suzi Jones Terry Jones Charles Jordan 60 T ' M Teachers may not hold a guy's attention around here but Cheryl Holley Tommie Holloway fb, if Debbie Jordan Susan Kaminski Tracy Keefer Stephen Keith Mary Kelley Kristin Kennedy Theresa Kennedy Debbie Keosoff Mary Kershner Tammy Kerss Mark Killgo LeeAnn Killian Joy King Pam King Bruce Kinney Ann Kitchens Janet Kneggs Ray Kneggs Janet Laiaunie Teresa Lancaster Gary Lester Christopher Lewis Georgia Little LouAnn Littleiohn Vicki Lynch Hope McAnulty Gerald McClure Debbie McCullough Pam McDonald Paula McDonald Mackie McDowell Ricky McDuffie Maureen McGahen Joni McGhee Brenda McGinnis Kim McGowan Teresa McGowan Kathy McLemore Pat McMinn Sherri McNish Judy McSwain Phil McSwain lol Kathy McWhister Karen Mainard Rita Manriquez Karen Maples Mike Marcotte Lisa Martin Paula Martochinsky Millie Mashewske Doug Massengale Bobby Meals Gloria Medina Marianne Medlin Scott Merritt Robin Milhoan Deanna Miller Eddie Miller Kathy Miller Vicki Miller 1 W .LA ,Ma Can't you at least spell your first name? l62 James Mills Dereald Millsap Larry Mollard Ken Monico Lee Montgomery Charlene Moore Sandra Morgan Debbie Morris f'x,,ID' Sharon Parish Vinson Parson Mark Parten Cheryle Patterson 0 39 JN L, Doug Patterson Chris Paul Kim Morris Lynelle Morris Phillip Morris Cindy Morrow Cindy Mullor Paulo Myers Bobby Nall Dennis Neel Phyllis Neihardt Diane Nelson Darrell New Mike Norwood Gerald Oliver Tom Onofrio Teresa Orten Mike Paris Richard Paris Robert Parish 163 Alan Payne Karen Peck Missy Peel Ron Peel Ricky Peoples Charles Perry Donnie Perry Linda Peterson Debbie Phillips Becky Pickard Tena Pifer Debbie Pittman Debbie Pitts Elaine Pitts Pam Polk Patricia Ponder Stella Pope Dale Pound Ernest Prater Darla Prather Kenny Price Debbie Pullen Melanie Ragsdale Rick Ralle Along with registration came moments of indecision. I64 'he Janell Ramsey Sandy Ray Terry Rea Beth Reaves Tracy Reeves Melanie Reeves Donald Rhudy James Rhue Gwenna Rice N, . I ,ff 4 1 x Qt ,wr P f gn ,A N, Nita Richardson Richard Richarz Garry Riley Russell Rinehart Buddy Ringo Lisa Roan Brad Roberts Dories Roberts Robbie Roberts Steve Roberts Vicki Roberts Sandra Robbins Gary Ross Jean Rumskas Randy Runnells Karen Rushing Teresa Russell Rhonda Ryder Vickie Sager Gayle Sanford Bill Sarvay Steven Sawhill Cindy Schlittler Donald Schrock Debbie Scoggins Brenda Seat Roy Seibert Suzan Seligman Glenn Sellars .lay Shaw Billie Shearer Ronnie Shearer Sharon Shelton Mark Sheppard Cindy Shilling Marilyn Shilling Debbie Shirley Richard Shoemaker John Sindluirg Dennis Skipworth Kevin Small Debbie Smith 165 Greg Smith Gloria Smith Mark Smith Mitzi Smith Phillip Smith Tina Smith Chris Smotherman Charles Southerland Susan Spurgin David Starkey Lori Starr Ronnie Staten Frank Stewart Terri Stewart Kim Still Leigh Stockdale Marleia Strickland Gwen Stroup Michael Stubbs Brian Sullivan Robin Sumners Gary Sunderland Pam Taliafero Vickie Tatum Chuck Taylor Michelle Terrell Rodney Tetrick Patricia Thalker Tony Thedford Craig Wright Kelly Thomas Molly Thomas Robert Thomas Mark Thompson Ellis Tomlison Ricky Touchstone David Tresp Renee Trimmier Debbie Turner Kent Turner Robert Turner Donna Underwood 166 ,Q- .41 nr fi 9 T. iyir y w -rx .-ff, 'Ui' 1 Q3 Paula Vance Janice Vello Patricia Vickery Lanito Vos Cindy Wacksman Pauletta Wade Sharron Wagner Virginia Walden Cathy Walker Donald Walker David Ward Terri Wayman David Weber Richard Weinkauf Mike West Walter Wheeler Mike Whitaker Angela White Mary White Steve White Danny Whitley Dinah Wilbern James Williams Lisa Williams Pam Williams Sherry Williams Tommy Williams Jim Willis Gena Wilson Mike Wilson Monty Winger Kathryn Wisdom Donna Wiseman James Withrow Sharon Womack Renee Wooley Belinda Worthington Gary Wyrick Sheila Yaeger Linda Yohe Donna Van Zandt 167 Varsity Cheerleaders lst row: Judy Fong, Dale Perdue, Susan Lighffooi. 2nd row: Nancy Gundy, Joni Essary, Becky Bentley. Nor pictured: Jean McClure, Debbii Thompson. pain! signs . . . plan pep rallies . . . summer practice . . . ls? place trophy, spirit stick af s.f.a. camp . . . lst place in richardson compeiilion . . . football and bas- kelball games . . . Debbie Thompson, head cheerleader funior Varsity Cheerleaders Suwanna Bills, Judy Martin, Juli Holford, Regina Wiggins, Sheila Hill Kristin Kennedy Miss Mary June Dyer, sponsor Sheila Hill, head cheerleader 70 Raider Band lst raw: Howard Patty, Donna Cook, Debbie Wisely, Robin Sumners, Sharon Spence, Sandra Tomlinson, KayTrousdaIe, Gwenna Rice, Paula Myers Vickie Hester, Jimmy Mills, Kathy Cheever, Pat Harding, Amy Bourek. 2nd row: Robert Turner, Sharon Womack, Sheila Fitzpatrick, Sharron Wag- ner, Kay Hubbard, Diana Williamson, Maureen McGahen, Donna Van Zandt, Teresa Lancaster, Donna Christenson, Elaine Pitts. 3rd row: Tom Hammett, Mark Stockton, Steve Keith, Eleanor Hyatt, Paula Yeatts, Jeff Hinkle, Dick Todd, Laurie Ryan, Elizabeth Wilson, Ann Kitchens. 4th row. Darrel Thrasher, Ricky McDuffie, Tim Duke, Sonny Gann, Bonnie Hernandez, Peggy Gagnon, Sharon Perish, Steve Haskins, Curt Jordan, Joe Jeter i Jeff Davis. 5th row: Mark Sawyer, James Withrow, Larry Pettit, Dwaine Hester, Cynthia Herrmann, Marian Thompson, Robert Carraway, Charles Jordan, Glen Pitts, Kelly Johnson. 6th row: John Graham, David Starkey, Scott Merritt, Tim Christenson, Gary Gardner, Ellis Tomlinson, Del Bennett Randy Allen, Tommy Quillin, Steve Best, Tom Pritchard, Jimmy Spence. 7th row: Greg Arnold, Cris Smotherman, Johnny Anschutz, Brenda Hays Mark Butler, Harry Smith, Steve Sawhill, Robert Turner, Mark Kilgo, Randy Hunt, Cathy Jones, Mike Whitaker. 8th row: Florence DeForge, Charles Wallace, Lee Hanson, Alan Brackett, Tom Six, Steven Hays, John Burkard, Kent Hardcastle, Ricky Andrews. candy sales . . . chili supper . . . car washes . . . bake sales . . . for- mal concert . . . pop concert , . . christmas concert . . . all-region try- outs . . . marching contest . . . ennis band festival . . . concert and sight reading contest . . . buccaneer festival Mr. Neil Chamberlain, director Stage Band - P W s JM. 9 5 v'.ai 2 4 ,, 'j ' i t f T A -S J -..,, , ,gm '- N ur. , --r ' f -,1LL.,,.,- 7,59 A T i,.....,.,,,V, ,Ai , . I, j ,V 3 , -, M r 1 ' ' . ,,., .' - T T, f n ' Q A L . ,f... ,,, .A.L,,l. V t row: Lee Hanson, Sonny Gann, Mark Stockton, Steve Keith, Tim Duke, Ricky McDuffie. 2nd Jimmy Spence, Tom Pritchard, Steve Best, Mark Kilgo, Kelly Johnson, Robert Carraway, Pitts, Jeff Davis, Joe Jeter. 3rd row: John Burkard, Dick Todd, Steve Hays. FFICERS: Debbie Wisely, historian, Kay Trousdale, secretary, Kay Hubbard, sophomore repre- ntative, Sharon Spence, librarian, Sandra Tomlinson, librarian, Diana Williamson, librarian, aureen McGahen, sophomore representative, Bonnie Hernandez, reporter, Marian Thompson, asurer, Kent Hardcastle, vice-president, John Burkard, president, Amy Bourek, drum major, ward Patty, drum major, Robert Carraway, junior representative, Jimmy Spence, junior repre- ntative. Lynn Nichols and Debi Patterson, major- ettes. Amy Bourek and Howard Patty, drum majors. summer practice . . . varsity football and basketball game performances . . . mam'selIe tryouts , . . mam'selle dance . . . officer tryouts . . . mother's tea . . . picnic honoring seniors . . . bake sales . . . car washes . . . sale of ban- EX ners Z ti Q Mrs. Joyce Faucett, sponsor. Lindy Burns, manage: Elaine Merritt, captain. Donna Penny, Tricia Lingberg, lieutenants. 72 F Mam'se1les row: Leanne Kerss, Tricia Llngberg, Elaine Merrlff, Donna Penny, Lindy Burns. 2nd row: Cheryl Hunter, Kathie Douglas, Sherry Brewer, Pam 3rd row: Linda Belt, Kristi Caldwell, Janet Eyre, Gail Hendricks. 4th row: Debra Marlar, Robin Boyd, Donna Dismore, Donna Goodman. row: Susan Davis, Danni Cave, Linda Johnson, Debbie Duke. 6fh row: Marsha Frazier, Tomi Thompson, Debbie Andelman, Lynda Campbell. 173 1 A Cappella Choir 3 Hgh, ,.,, , f ,. ing., 'ki i ? , ws 'M new , ii X i lst row: Kim Brewer, Rhonda Staten, - Shelly Fuller, Sharon Spence, Nancy Blizzard, Mark Kilgo, Bill Cook, Nancy Blackman, Sheila Hill, Lind Burns, Barbara Chapman, Janice Bishop. 2nd row: Cathy Range, Diane Orr, Debbie Keosoff, Paula Martin, Ricky Draper, Greg Smith, Jeff Davis Juanita Toole, Teresa Havens, Patricia Hall, Cathy Ellis, Brenda Shults. 3rd row: Karen StevenL, Leticia Gonzales, Paula Mayo, Debbie Farrow Robbie Arnold, Gary Brewer, Lee Hanson, Tom Six, Patti Parker, Beverly Piercy, Kathy Penny, Joni McGhee, Debbie Hightower. 4th row: Sharon Parish, Leigh Anne Stockdale, Penny Catner, Pam Smith, Terri Johnson, John Smith, Terry Harris, James Willard, Mary Hudson, Kay Hubbard, Diana Alexander, Cathy Skelton, Debbie Jones. sophomore representative election . . . candy sales . . . combined choirs concert . . . all-region tryouts . . . fruit cake sales . . . town east performance . . . christmas concert . . . uil contests . . . spring musical . . . beginnings tryouts . . . officer elections. Mr. Roger Herrington, director it f -3 Beginnings st row: Teresa Havens, Paula Mayo, Kay Trousdale, Paula Martin. 2nd row: Debbie Jones, Terri Johnson, Kay Hubbard, Patti Parker. rd row: rry Harris, Dick Todd, Tom Six, Greg Smith, James Willard. 4th row: John Smith, Don Hubbard, Lee Hanson. T. W i . of vmwwdsl VU gwu J cw .nlUf W lpn fff ll MQ' ld' is? Q my C' lv .2 L' GJ x5vl-J 'Q' WW .0005 .N elf , wg? li! Lf librarian, Cathy Range, librarian, Kim Brewer, sophomore representative. Bill Cook, manager, Paula Mayo, vice-president, Debbie Jones, secretary, Terri Johnson, Tom Six, president, Greg Smith, sophomore representative, John Smith, manager, Teresa 175 76 Key Club X - . . 5 2 F WWMMW lst row: Kim Monico, Chris Clark, Ken Bucheit, Ricky Frazier, Charlie Clark, Jimmy Lynch, Steve Flanagan, Ronnie Shearer, Phil McSwain, Wal Bechtol. 2nd row: John Flanagan, Ritche Carney, Frank Stewart, Don Fong, Doug Kendricks, Steve Hudson, Billy Adams, Scott Rosenbaum, Chri' Lyons, Dave Greer. 3rd row: Mark Mayfield, Adrian Tawney, Bobby Van, Dwight Carter, Bobby Nall, Steve Clark, Gerald Jarret, Scott Gipson Bobby Meals, Darrell New. 4th row: Steve Goranson, Mark Bartlett, Chuck Taylor, Terry Jones, Mary Sheppard, Oscar Diaz, Mike Arnold, Denni. Hambright, Bill Paxton. march of dimes dance marathon . . . teacher of the month awards . . . basket- ball game with klif high hoopers . .. kiwanis pancake sale . . . collection for march of dimes . . . thanksgiving donation for needy family . . . school and commu- nity service . . . sweetheart nominations Coach John Hacker, Coach Harry Beavers, sponsors. , . .. .. . .fe --VV . - --G. --,'- V .- Scott Rosenbaum, treasurer. , French Club .MJ st row: Tammy Kerss, Cathy Range, Gayle Teer, Sharon Herring, Linda King, Robin Sumners, Nancy Blizzard, Sonia Hatcher, Cheryl Hardin, Erbara Chapman, 2nd row: Brenda Shults, Teresa Russell, Patti Parker, Debbie Duke, Ruth King, Chris Smothermon, Tara Sellars, Karen Stevens. d row: Debbie Andelman, Ritche Carney, Joe Mauldin, Steve Keith, Valerie Henson, Chuck Wilson, Elaine Merritt, Pat Harding. 4th row: Brenda eal, Cathy Swinea, Leanne Kerss, Randy Ryder, Roni Mason, Debbie West, Peggy Gagnon, Penny Cotner. 5th row: James Willard, Kathy Taylor, 'idget Montgomery, Paul Carroll, Lathe Simmons, Debbie Pierot, Charles Seelback, Debi Patterson. initiation . . . halloween party . , . christ- mas party . . . luncheon at french restau- rant. . W ' an Gayle Teer, treasurer, Charles Seelbach, president, Kathy Taylor, secretary, Randy Mrs. Linda Merrell, sponsor. vice-president. 78 Future Homemakers of America Health Education Related Occupations installation . . . make-up demon- S stration . . . christmas stockings for veterans hospital . . . holi- day bake sale . . . cookbook sale . . . yearbook . . . candy sale. . .employers banquet . . . area convention . . .easter proiect for handicapped children . . . state convention ld Mrs. Karen Walker, sponsor. OFFICERS: Phyllis Nimmons, president, Jackie Clark, vice-presiderl Kim Stewart, proiects chairman, Debbie Coleman, secretary-treasure Murralyn Gibson, historian. l lst row: Pam Robinson, Diane English, Kim Stewart, Patsy Miller, Nila Mosely, Phyllis Debbie Neal, Jackie Clark, Kim Sheppard, Debra Hamilton. Ni mm ons. 2nd row: Debbie C ..- - e 1 9,1 ssse C se, K 3 it if ,Li kkr. it oleman, Murralyn Gibson I Future Homemakers of America lst row: Debbie White, Pam Morgan, Laura Carr, LaTisha Gilmore, Janet Williams, Pam Curtis, Linda King, Linda Kirkwood, Judy Fong, Di Hamil- 2nd row: Debbie MeLien, Charlotte Flood, Debra Hamilton, Debbie Hightower, Phyllis Neihart, Janie Ramsey, Linda Sheppard, Beth Smith. 3rd Janet Laiuanie, Cheryl Patterson, Sharon Parish, Cheryl Burns, Leigh Anne Stockdale, Mary Ellen Hardwick, Tracey Keefer, Paula Owens, Beth 4th row: Linda Johnson, Elaine Pitts, Brenda Andreason, Ruth Dawson, Charlotte Grant, Vicki Hester, Laurie Dardenne, Marsha Frazier, Yohe. installation . . . christmas visit to silver leaves . . . candy sales . . . cookbook sales . . . area 5 meeting . . . state meeting . . . area and state in-service . . . easter contribution to denton state school . . . mother-daughter dinner. mwfwrwfz Charlotte Flood, 'lst vice-president, Janie Ramsey, president, Debra Hamilton, secre- Mrs. Rose Morris, Mrs. Fran Caldwell, spon- Pam Morgan, 2nd vice-president, Vickie Hester, 3rd vice-president, Linda Yohe, sors LaTisha Gilmore, parliamentarian, Janet Laiuanie, historian. Future Teachers of America 2 l marinus! lst row: Reena Adamson, Judy Fong, Debra Hamilton, Gail Hendrix, Phyllis Nimmons, Cathy Range, Charlotte Bruce, Jeb Sharp, Gayle Teer. 2nd row: Kim Rothus, Cyndi Burson, Cindy Beck, Marian Thompson, Paula Mayo, Charlean Wilson,,Q,Qgna Penny, Teresa Havens, Terri Stewart. 3rd row: Roni Mason, Debbie Jones, Ellen Hoover, Robin McGibbon, Vicki Branch, Kathie Douglas, Mike Morris, Penny Cotner, Jan Wheeler. 4th raw: Danni Cave, Mike Rankin, Cheryl Hunter, Charlie Clark, Kathie Taylor, Debra Gibson, Bill Knutson, Susan Davis, Pat Lingberg. halloween insurance . . , faculty-staff '- bake sale cooperative program . . . officers leadership conference . . . if'.,b It district X convention . . . state conven- gt tion . . . host for open house . . . NG social notes . . . recognition of faculty N' during Texas public school week 9 gl HI IV' llll, giqgqzanuu ,Ill Q50 VQQ 9 OFFICERS: Judy Fong, president, Cheryl Hunter, Mrs. Tena Garcia, Mrs. Betty cow: recording secretary, Reena Adamson, historian, sponsors Charlotte Bruce, vice-president, Vicki Branch, finan- cial secretary, Future Secretaries of America Lfr,,,,, ...K gage I e if Q .5-I2 ffl' mi lst row: Deana McLemore, Sharon Davis, Barbara Bethel, Debbie Wisely, Jan Howard, Susan Lightfoot. 2nd row: Linda Belt, Donna Goodman, Sonia Hatcher, Debra Nichols, Sandy King, Debra Marlar. 3rd row: Danni Cave, Jackie Wilkins, Cathy Skelton, Tricia Lingberg, Debbie Ivie. key chain sales . . . bake sale . . . valograms . . . installation . . . secre- tarial workshops . . , country dinner playhouse . . . banquet. Mrs. Penny Barnard, Mrs. Lois OFFICERS: Susan Lightfoot, historiang Sonia Hatcher, treasurer, Deana Mclemore, president, Tri- cia Lingberg, corresponding secretary, Debbie Ivie, recording secretary. weekly bake sales . . . german day christmas party . . . christmas caroling German Club Miss Gail Lester, sponsor OFFICERS: Donna Bennett, secretary, Dwayne Pick ett,president, Mike Jones, vice-president, Evelyr Short, treasurer, Brenda Hays, whip, Paula Yeatts reporter. lst row: Scott Merritt, Phillip Morriss, Cynthia Hermann, Ricky Green, John Findley, Steve Brooks. 2nd row: Laurie Ryan, Laura Hanssen, Evely Short, Brenda Hays, Donna Underwood, Donna Bennett, Paula Yeatts.3rd row: Ricky Andrew, Mark Butler, Steve Hoskins, Dwayne Pickett, Jam Barry, Charles Perry, Mike Jones. Club of Creative Arts Pam Meager, parliamentarian, Terry Cox, Penny Cotner, secretary, Pam Voyles, Steve Goronson, vice-president. John Burkard, president, Patti Cash, his- Miss Florene Gray, sponsor. officer elections . . . ceramic flower demon- stration . . . macrame demonstration . . . candle making . . . copper enameling . . . field trips to art galleries and skyline . . . gold leaf demonstration . . . china painting demonstration. lst row: Terry Cox, Patti Cash, Leticia Connell, Cindy Mollar. 2nd row: Vicki Branch, Dara Stoneman, Pam Voyles, Cindy Bursan, Vicki Averre. 3rd ow: John Burkard, Pam Meager, Connie Bowen, Penny Cotner, Steve Goranson. Speech and Drama Club halloween party . . . officer elections . . . production of blithe spirit . . . tournaments . . . Christmas party . . . ,rm ff spring musical. i' J , WT f , 126 ' , 'F W.' f iiiL'ffiiE5J'.5 - ', ,,,. ' 72,521 ir gg, Mrs. Peggy Frye, sponsor. OFFICERS: Tim Hayes, reporter, Paul Looney, historian, LaTisha Gil more, secretary, Michelle Owens, treasurer, Hedrich Michaelson, vicel H ilti GARLAND SCH J lst row: Pam Williams, Joey Sexton, Robyn Campbell, Julie Evans, Reena Adamson, Letitia Connell, Joy Hunter, Michelle Owens. 2nd row: McGibbon, Hedrich Michaelson, Kim Still, Wesley Howell, Kevin lnsall, Pat Newland, Louis Manriquez, Bill Cook, Julie Myers. 3rd row: Dick Linda Yohe, Sheila Yeager, Gwen Stroup, Laurie Duncan, Gwenna Rice, Teresa Orten, Mike Crowson, Debra Martin, Pam Smith. 4th row: Jarnigon, Mike Morris, Penny Cotner, Keith Walvoord, Billy Bryant, Hendrix Tolliver, Linda Belt, Deborah Marlar, Tim Hayes, Sonny Luedtke. Spanish Club FFICERS: David Hensley, pres., Steve Gorenson, vice-president, Mrs. Rose Montoya, sponsor. onna Goodman, secretary, George Alexander, reporter, Chris Lyons, reasurer. row: Cathy Scotch, Donna Goodman, Rhonda Staten, Diana Williamson, Pat Carson, Mike Wilson, Teresa Lancaster, Mary Kershner. 2nd row Wood, Vicki Branch, Juanita Toole, Donna Coker, Kathleen Hughes, Mary Ellen Hardwick, Donna Cook, Gary Mills. 3rd row: Brad Tinsley Abernathy, Debbie Beene, Ronny Seager, Tim Amerson, David Hensley, Joni Essary, Kelly Thomas. 4th row: Robert Turner, Steve Gleason Williams, George Alexander, Eddie Denson, Wayne Jester, Chris Lyons. 5th row: Steve Goranson, Debra Gibson, Gary Hagin, Robert Nelson ary Lemoine, Gary Emory, Ronald Rose. 1 1 Health Careers Club talks on dental hygiene, physical therapy, nursing . . . field trip to gar- land memorial hospital. OFFICERS: Marsha Frazier, presidenf, Sheila Lewis, sec reairy-treasurer, Mrs. .lanan Caskey, sponsor. 4,-5 ,H cues 'ik .gr lst row: Calhy Swinea, Diana Williamson, Marsha Frazier. 2nd row: Darla Pralher, Leanne Kerss, Sheila Lewis. Library Aids Thelma Dowdle, librarian, Mrs. June Wells, librarian, Mrs. Loverle Wade, leucher's uid. f-'sv XJ We f row: Puffy Gordon, Penny Cofner, Beverly Shelton. 2nd row: Rusty Haines, Susan Davis, John Simmons, Mary Ellen Hardwick, Cleberl Crofl wcoln Monroe. La Petites lst row: Laura Blann, Lisa Garretson, Rhonda Oliver, Joan Lewis, Laura Burnett. 2nd row: Debbie Morris, Leanne Drum, Cindy Shilling, Stella Pop Saundra Hale, Cindy Morrow, Mitzi Harper, Donna Bennett, Karen Peck, Rhonda Blair, Kim Brewer, Brenda Andreasen. 3rd row: Vickie Miller, J Ewing, Julie Evans, Shelly Fuller, Pam Taliferro, Rhonda lce, Tina Smith, Pat McMinn, Tammy Kerss, Brenda Burnes, Mary Kelly, Debbie Pullen. 1 row: Michelle Terrell, Hope McAnulty, Dinah Wilburn, Janet Laiaunie, Susan Burdick, Theresa Kennedy, Melody Rives, Terry Cox, Shelli Brogd Vicki Tatem, Robyn Campbell, Susan Goodlett. 5th row: Paula McDonald, Terri Stewart, Judy McSwain, Mary Ellen Hardwick, Luanne Littleio Marianne Medlin, Joni McGhee, Diane Dunivan, Mary White, Susan Allen, Sophia Groves, Diane Dorris. 6th row: Kathy Whatley, Patti Ca Debbie Keosoff, Donna Coker, Kathy Ellis, Gina Wilson, Pat Vickery, Lisa Roan, Renee Trimmer, Laura Fain, Tracy Reeves, Diane Alexander. ' row: Millie Mashewske, Nancy Jones, Vicki Roberts, Karen Rushing, Pam McDonald, Tracy Keefer, Sondra Hudson, Debbie Phillips, Georgia Lit Jody Horn, Roberta Daniels, Linda Yohe. 8th row: Leanne Stockdale, Debbie Pittman, Melinda Cornelius, Billie Shearer, Amy Hammons, Pam Ki Carol Blake, Karen Landers, Missy Peel, Cindy Boyle, Cindi Hall, Barbara Garner. 9th row: Donna Roland, manager, Lisa Williams, Patti Bech manager. 2 Captain Rhonda Oliver, lieufenants Lisa Garretson, Joan Lewis, Laura Blann, Laura Burneft Mrs. Phyllis Bolin, sponsor Mrs. Carol Nunez, sponsor. 0 Publications Raider Echo ,fi i Brit Vanderford, assistant editor. David Coleman, Miss Glenna Newkirk, Advisor editor C L- ,.:f, K 5 staffs., i i N 2 - lst row: Ron Chapmon, Sara Sounders, Robert Chapman, Teresa Cox, Christopher Lewis, Beverly Peck, Teresa Swinburne. 2nd row: Jim Kimbu ling, Lynn Nichols, Dickie Garner, Billy Bryant, Tim Hayes, Debi Patterson, Mike Runyon. Marauder febi Patterson, editor, Debra Nichols, assistant editor, Miss Glenna Newkirk, advisor, Sheryl rark, business editor, Miss Romayne Yeager, advisor smu workshop . . . trips to taylor . . . halloween party at ms. news- kirk's . . . trips to dudley . . . the celebrity ball . . . deadlines . . . retakes . . . conflicts . . . last min- ute pictures . . . headaches . . . working together to achieve a com- mon goal, preservation of memories. Pickle, Danni Cave, Donna Livingston. l row: Christine Peterson, Lindy Burns, Debra Gibson, Pam Smith, Joy Hunter, Judy Thomas, Debbie West, Gayle Teer. 2nd row: Paul Looney Monroe, Mike Sears, Gary Smith, Brian Cunningham, Christopher Lewis. 3rd row: Cindy Beck, Lynn Nichols, Sonia Hatcher, Tracy Sprodley student handbooks . . . decal sales . . . victory dances . . . sweetheart dance . . . magazine drive . . . concession stand . . . senior-faculty basketball game . . . state convention . . . key chain sales Student lst row: Christine Peterson, Saundra Hale, Charlotte Bruce, Gina Wiggins, Debra Nichols, Rd Thomas, Paul Looney, Barbara Simmons, Chris Cooper. 3rd row: Ellen Hoover, Bill Hubbar G '.m,x. , f' is , A, Yo, Miss Jill Shugart, sponsor fw . -ounc11 'iond Hurley, 2nd row: Vickie Pickel, Debbie A 'Inn Nichols, Steve Goronson, Debbie West, Jean ndelmon, Debi Patterson, Kim Rothfus, Judy McClure, Don Fong. Ellen Hoover, reporter, Vickie Pickel, historian, Chris Cooper, president. treasurer, Judy Thomas, recording secretary, Rothfus, reporter, Bill Hubbard, vice-president, Debbie West, corresponding secretary, Paul 4 Occupational Educations Association trick or treat bags to orphans for halloween . . . pendant sales . . . candy f sales . . . ng pencil sales . . . egg walk . . . hosts ghs chapter . . . bottle 4 drive . . . hosts sg chapter . . . area contest . . . state contest . . . lunch- ' ' eon . . . country dinner playhouse f, F W, V, W, V . ,ex A 5 5 , ,ft . ff , W i it S , t f ,, V' yt f -,' ,' , 1. ., L, We M My-Q 5 '- 1' L , ff - c fir 'W a ' u'2ii,'fl:ffi ' 'f' LL - ' ii 'W f.. WiPfQ,2-L H u W S L ,'., L -, ' , 2 i' ,X ,L wi .I , il ,a lgal L VX. V , 5 1 L f A OFFICERS: Kelly Haas, vice-president, Sherry Brewer, ci Mrs. Mattie Don Shaid, sponsor. responding secretary, Sandy King, president, Dea McLemore, Sonia Hatcher, parliamentarian, Kathie Dom las, reporter, Kathie Lamb, treasurer. 2 2 l lst row: Kelly Haas, Karen Fisher, Sandy Dale, Sharon Craft, Sharon Sangster, Rhonda Roney, Sherry Brewer, Sue Hubbs. 2nd row: Virg Maskewske, Sonia Hatcher, Deana Mclemore, Cheryl Burns, Kathie Taylor, James Hennard, Sandy King, Sharon Hollingsworth. 3rd row: Gin Stockman, Sandy Sikes, Patti Neal, Brad Haynes, Bridget Brennan, Kathie Lamb, Debbie lvie. F i National Beta Club fruit and stockings to silver leaves for christmas . . . valograms . . . scholarship . . . class pin sales OFFICERS: Bill Hubbard, vice-president, Vickie Branch, corresponding secretary, Kim Rothfus Mrs Nqr D 1 . ma orsey, sponsor recording secretary, Mark Miller, treasurer. st row: Kirn Rothfus, Elaine Merritt, Debbie Andelmon Ch l t B , ar o te ruce, Becky Bentley, Judy Fong, Sheryl Stark, Amy Bourek, Ricky Perry. 2nd row: ean McClure, Vicki Bronch, Debi Patterson Paul Looney Chuck Wilson Charles Clark Dale Perd J ' E , , , , ue, onl sscry. 3rd row: Cathy Jones, Jim nderton, Bill Hubbard, Neil Boston, Terry Lawson, Dale Gerner, Mark Miller, Mike Rankin. Y-Teens paper drive . . . adopted club grandfather . . . garage sales . . . bake sales . . . guest speakers . . . march of dimes . . . christmas-to- others . . . slumber parties . . . community service OFFICERS: Beverly Shelton, historian, Juli Holford, Miss Sherrill Hendricks, sponsor secretary, Suwanna Bills, chaplain, Mitzi Harper, Y vice-president. l lst row: Rhonda Little, Mary Higgins, Sheila Hill, Susan Blaylock, Debbie Dean. 2nd row: Tina Ayers, Tina Smith, Donna Coker, Suwanna Bills, Vicki Tatem, Karen Rushing, Gena Wiggins, Mitzi Harper. 3rd row: Pam McDonald, Teresa Howard, Billie Shearer, Laura Burnett, Judy McSwain, Nancy Gundy, Sandy Wilson, Juli Halford. 4th row: Mary Raines, Kristin Kennedy, Joni Essary, Laura Blann, Beverly Shelton, Dale Perdue, Pam King, Connie Bowen. OFFICERS: Mike Runyon, reporter, Charlotte Flood, treasurer, Jayne Petty, Distributive Education calendar sales . . . christmas party . . . area and state contest Mrs. Phyllis Peniche, sponsor. secretary, Johnnie Smith, sergeant-at-arms, David Mattern, vice-president, JAI Guidry, president. Not pictured, Jim Purdom, historian. st row: -fm-lm. s ' Charlotte Flood, Renea Duren, Nancy Noe, Mary Young, aurie Kimberling, Shee Arnold, Carrie Burton, Brenda Marshall, Al Guidry. 3rd row: Mike Runyon, Larry Pickard, Kent Reed, Darrell Jayne Petty, Brenda South, Rene Middleton. 2nd row: Butch Higdon, Roger John Smith, David Burnett. Industrial i Isl row: Steve Hopkins, Mark Loper, Gary Bumpass, Lynn Henson, Judy McSwain, Ritche Norris, Eddie May, Wes Bennett, Herb McKinney, Rick Carter, Billy Don Hooks, Steve Williams, Rick Polk, Bobby Skeeters, Doug Roberts, Jim Jones, Terry Vanlandingham, Keith Swinea, Mike Douglas, Billy Bryant, Ricky Frazier, Charlie Erwin, Shaun Buckley, SPONSORS: Mr. Andy Coleman, Mr. Phillip breath, Mr. Doug Pickle, Mr. Roland Donnell, Earl Zerby. 1 Rrts QIYWI 1 Bobby Lay, Danny Whitley. 2nd row: John Graham, Joe Taylor, Randy Brown, Randy McCommas, Charles Tawanafer. 3rd row: Bill Hancock, Mary Raines, Randy Groden, Scot! Danny Mason. dfh row: John Flanagan, Lyle Williams, Sferling Sanford, Gary Gornfo, Judy McSwain, sweethearf, Mark Loper, Reporter, Rick vice-president, Jimmy Roe, treasurer, Ricky Frazier, sergeant-ah Keith Swinea, secretary, Mike Humphries, president, not shown. 00 Office Girls Huw... lst row: Roni Mason, Gail Hendricks, Gayle Teer, Debbie White, Qorlnarlfergy, Laura Carr, Robin McGibbon, Charlene Moore. 2nd row: Tric Lingberg, Lisa Woodward, Nancy Blackman, Vickie Totem, Cathy Ramsey, Judy Fong, Debra Hamilton, Donna Dismore, Paula Martin. 3rd roi Debra Nichols, Rhonda Hooks, Sonia Hatcher, Becky Bentley, Debra Gibson, Mary Ann Commons. l Clinic Girls lst row: Phyllis Neihart, Debra Marler, Paula Yeatts, Brenda Hays, Chris Paul. 2nd row: Mrs. Janan Caskey, Diane Dorris, Roni Mason, Donr Bach. Chess Club -. f . A I K U L ,f ,X fi, W OFFICERS: Brit Vanderford, president, Christopher Lewis, reporter, Greg Dorrough, treasurer, Mr. Don Griffin, sponsor. Lincoln Monroe, vice-president. : 4 Qbwijfhamf st row: Christopher Lewis, Paula Myers, Russell Collins, Robert Findley, Mike Hines, Donna Van Zandt, John Findley. 2nd row: Ricky Green, Greg orroug Jimmy Woolly, Tim Hoyes, Grady Holt, Dole Bennett. 3rd row: Brit Vanderford, Lincoln Monroe, Glenn Pitts, Steve Best, Tom Hammett, athe Simmons. O2 Fellowship of Christian Athletes lst row: Louie Caney, Mike Paris, Mark Box, Kent Turner, Gary Goodwin, Dave Greer, John Flanigan, David Ewing. 2nd row: Steve Foster, Steve Weaver, Bobby Meals, Scott Harris, Scott Collier, Mike Stubbs, Bobby Nall, Chris Clark. 3rd row: Bill Knutson, Steve Clifford, Alan Oakley, Terry , Harris, Steve Flanigan, Chris Lyons, Craig Wright, Phill McSwain. OFFICERS: Bobby Meals, treasurer, Steve Weaver, Coach Harry Beavers, Coach John Hacker, captain-elect, David Ewing, captain, Chris Lyons, sponsors secretary. Quill and Scroll frow: Chris Peterson, Debra Nichols, Joy Hunter, Sheryl Stark. 2nd row: Mike Sears, Beverly Peck, Debi Pcflerson, Lynn Nichols, Brion Cunning- TTI. FICERS: Joy Hunler, vice-president, Miss Glenna wkirk, sponsor, Debrc Nichols, president, Sheryl lrk, secretary-treasurer. 20 04 ws. lst row: Mike Rankin, Scott Craft, Tim Griffin, Bruce Brown, Jim Webb, Rick Polk, Ken Buchheit, Mark Murray. 2:1 row: Coach Hart, Mark Mayfield, Steve Hopkins, Steve Himmelreich, Robert Carraway, Steve Hudson, Jackie Rhint Dean Goodlett, Jim Lynch, Charlie Clark, Billy Hooks. 3rd row: Coach Burch, Steve Morgan, Mark Hooper, Jim Jone Chris Lyons, Scott Gipson, Ronny Mathis, Paul Mitchell, Gerald Jarett, Danny Parrish, Coach Beavers. 4th row: Coac Hacker, Billy Adams, Alan Oakley, Steve Weaver, Wayne Scruggs, Jim Spence, Adrian Tawney, Bobby Lane, Stew Polk, Marc McCorstin, Coach Glover. ,mt ,f -,Q My Me, vfliczq W1 mf surf' ,ft vvgifyytf jggwf . ,,,t,a, K , y ,.,, ..,,,,., K f Wm: f www , .,., W .X fi llli any llkecdllltf + efeeft l J te 7 , J t lA 't a ,,,,,,ig tftti J , J llit 49 ral Grdtnd Prairie 7 J 6 Raiders e fr 7 - ,.,. , if21afzaffyzffmxfawrtfiflzfr 1 gg , i,1v:fs,ffQgff:wfw,:fmtfgzt-Qmzzmfell mllisxtmi 1.15 .. it we rsmm if' -fwiiiicziix! g, jj sws2b33ii4? 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'YI' il ', . rl nf' WV A 1 -'-' , giikfikiizivfi SAm,E ll' st row: Mark Smith, Oscar Diaz, Brad Roberts, Don Fong, Gary Wyrick, Steve Clifford, Paul Skelly, Jeff English, Mac amilton, David Tresp. 2nd row: Jim Cash, Frank' Stewart, Mickey Day, Richard DeIOmo, Jay Caton, Mel Cure, David reer, Kim Monico, Terry Jones, Phil McSwain, Randy Ginn, Mark Box. 3rd row: Wayne Gilliland, Randy Runnels, Bob urns, Rick Bagle, Mike Arnold, Bob Elsea, Bill Knutson, Alan Payne, Michael Paris, Bobby Nall, John Denton, Rick eoples, Craig Johnson. 4th row: Coach Verble, Ken Sutherland, Gary Lester, Charles Hughey, Louie Caney, Kent rner, Steve Hudson, Darrell New, Jesse James, Steve Flanagin, Bob Meals, Chris Clark, Scott Harris, Mike West, oach Garcia. 20 Rf 3 Q45 ,Z A quick Raider socks cu N N. Q , Mi. 3' E H xi:- -ss. -Y ,,,, X ., .N 'M . as 'af ,hh 3271 N 1, 'QQ X Qs x ,wk XL., . X . XM , E The following week, North Garland con- tinued their winning ways by defeating the Adamson Leopards, 7-6. The Raider defense seemed to be the contributing factor in the game. They held the Leopards to only one touchdown during the entire game, in the process causing six fumbles, four of which the Raiders recovered. The offense played equally well.' The win- ning score came as Billy Adams threw a 27 yard pass to Ken Buchheit for the score late in the third quarter. NG's winning streak came to an end as they were beaten by the Trinity Troians by a score of 26-O. As always, the Red and Black never gave up hope even though they could only manage seven first downs and T31 total yards. This disappointing defeat was the first of the season for the young Varsity team. North Garland had another disappointing week as they dropped one to the Gaines- ville Leopards. The Raiders' lone score came on a one yard leap by Tim Griffin capping a 51 yard drive in l5 plays. But the lead was short-lived as the Leop- ards came on strong with an 85 yard kick- off return for a TD. The Raiders tried to muster a comeback but could not overcome the powerful Leopards. Final score, 7-42. The following three games brought back bitter memories of last year as the Raiders went down to McKinney, Lewisville and South Grand Prairie. The McKinney Lions proved to be tough competition for the Raiders as they beat our team 5'l-7. The Lions, ranked sixth in the state, completely dominated the game in rushing and passing. They gained 405 yards passing while the Raiders only had l4. The Lions were not giving up anything to the Raiders. They scored 30 points in the first quarter while NG's offense could not get anything moving. However, the Raiders' fighting spirit still showed through as Billy Hooks ripped upfield on the kickoff return for a 40 yard runback. Two plays later Hooks did it again as he went 53 yards for the Raiders' lone touchdown. In the second halt the Lions scored 21 more points. 207 Q r SL QV Q W KJ IX E K EN w rx M G 36179 , Q .jg QQ7 Q w wk r r rr 45 X Vip! Q I ll-A ,SJR ,x J? f N' X r -f rf Q MR G+' f Y xfd N M KW N3 Ylj, wx ,VV FST! If M334 H X-viii jjw Q5 -X . A , Fr U X041 ' gr, SPV gy mf? XM, ' Qw P 307 ,rim f,,9w+ fw f -1 N rx LJ KH ' ' , X , 14 I fy N' 'rw y ' I XJ X3 'v' gi ,N ft f-Q Y Q1 xx Eff -:LJ Lf aah Tjggxa Cvggl-XT 1 ' Tiki I fl XX V, , , 1 r NJ I . fix AK XJ? q , rkff9mQf1lj5fjQ3,,, N5 I ea.. Victory! 208 A proud Raider. The following week the Raiders went lown to the Lewisville Farmers 49-14, 1 very impressive show against the lumber two ranked team in the state. 'his loss put the Raiders at O-3 for dis- rict play. l The Raiders scored two touchdowns h the first half but could not score scored the first touchdown of the game with a one yard plunge and then fol- lowed by kicking the extra point. The second touchdown came when Tim Griffin scored from one yard out, bringing the Raiders' score to l4 points. These two touchdowns con- cluded the Raiders scoring that night. during the second half of Billy Hooks had his best night for the Raiders as he gained 37 yards in 27 attempts. Hooks The last loss of the season came when thgouth Grand Prairie Warriors beat the Raiders 7-O. This night was highlighted by the supreme efforts of fp- SI Billy Hooks outruns his would-be tacklers. Coach Beavers talks over defensive strat- egy. the defense as they only let the Warri- ors score once. However, the Raider offense could not move against the stiff Warrior defense. With only three games to play, the mighty Raiders went into the home stretch determined to resume their win- ning ways. And they did. On a cold Saturday night, NG faced their arch-rivals, the Berkner Rams. The game started out slowly with both teams making mistakes, but neither team could capitalize on the mistakes of the other. North Garland drew first blood as Billy Hooks scored on a six yard run. But, mid-way through the third quarter, Berkner tied it up, 6-6. After a give-and-take battle for most of the final quarter, injured quarter- back Billy Adams came into the game to toss an eight yard pass to Steve Himmelreich for the score and the game. Billy Hooks tacked on the extra point, and the score was T3-6 with 39 seconds left in the game. Berkner fought hard to quickly regain the lead, but NG held firm to win. Final score, 13-6. Following the Berkner win, the Raid- ers faced the DeSoto Eagles in the most exciting game of the season. NG was at its finest. At first, things went had for North Garland as DeSoto scored six on the second play of the game. But NG fans soon rejoiced as Billy Hooks took the following kickoff 7l yards to the DeSoto 20 yard line. Three plays later, Billy Adams threw a pass to Steve Him- melreich to put the Raiders back in the game. After that, the Raiders really per- formed with brilliant defensive plays. DeSoto was crushed as they tried to get around linebacker Wayne Scruggs. After halftime, NG came out smokin'. Following a 41 yard kickoff return by Billy Hooks, Himmelreich ran 28 yards to score again. After point conversion the score was Billy Hooks tacked on another points with an eight yard plunge. In the final quarter, NG was along with a fantastic defense crushing offense. North Garland again as Hooks ran five yards a two I 4-7 . seven rolling and a scored up the middle. As the gun sounded, the Raid- ers marched off the field with the look of confidence. Final score, Raiders 28- DeSoto 7. 20 O The Raiders move in on an unsuspecting victim An abrupt stop with a knee-high tackle. The defense takes care of an attempted gain. Three players attempt to stop Himmelreich. After the Raiders won two straight games, they were not look- ing to be disappointed in their sea- son finale with the Bonham Warri- ors in Bonham. They spent the eve- ning handing the ball back and forth on fumbles and punts before the Raiders won, 7-0. The only score in the game came after Bonham fumbled a punt reception at its own 37 yard line. The Raiders moved to the one where Steve Himmelreich carried over for the lone touchdown of the game. Billy Hooks booted the extra point. ln statistics, Bonham out-did the Raiders in rushing with 150 yards to the Raiders' 107. The Raiders, however, were outstanding in pass- ing with 143 yards to Bonham's 33. A run up the middle. zz? sgfftzivf -my .f .1 X v K ,,.,W. 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W,,, , 5 Z u I ,gif ii, 1 ',.47 , A - I -Q ,L , ff ,fm , 4 f 4 I mm , ,. , .,,,, ..,, A...M.f,, .,..,1, ,1,:, .reef ,,,,, I :ff-.4 53258235 ,, I , ,...,, I I 'E in :F ,emu-sfiirr M ff ,Q,,,f,Q5q5gefI??f1mmgz , I 1 W- , .Q-.zu I I lst-row: Ken Southerlond, Chuck Cantlon, Roy Martin, Mark Miller, David Doyle, Ricky Perry, Steve Connell. 2nd row: Coach Joe Garcia, Bill Paxton, George Alexander, Neil Boston, Terry Lawson, Dale Gerner, Bill Hubbard, Coach Dennis Hart, Coach Leon Kennedy. sf row: Donnie Perry, Bobby Burns, Doug Hubbard, Donald Schrock. 2nd row: Ken Southerland, David Baker, Steve Brooks, Lee Montgomery, Ross ollins, Gary Goodwin. 3rd row: Steve Connell, Bob Elsea, Vince Parsons, Walt Bechtol, Gary Emory, Bobby Nall, Coach Joe Garcia. 214 The Raiders had a good basket- ball season with the Varsity win- ning 19 of 31 games, and the Jun- ior Varsity taking the 6AAA district championship. To complement the outstanding shooting of Ricky Perry, Mark Miller, and Chuck Cantlon, Coach Leon Kennedy utilized the height and strength of Dale Gerner, Bill Hubbard, Neil Boston, and Terry Lawson to keep the team a con- stant district threat throughout the season. Uncanny agility, fine shooting, and flawless rebounding were char- acteristics of the Raider Varsity and Junior Varsity teams. Dedication and enthusiasm were evident throughout the entire season, but perhaps the most enthusiastic and dedicated men were Coach Ken- nedy and Coach Joe Garcia. They were certainly active on the bench giving instructions and setting up defenses. The highlight of the season was both a defensive and an offensive game, as the Berkner Rams invaded the NG gymnasium to attempt to knock-off the archri- val Raiders. This mid-season clash was important to both teams because they were both high in the standings. In the early moments of the game, the Rams lumped off to an 8-O lead, but the Raiders fought back to only a 15-13 deficit at the end of the first period. The tension mounted throughout the game. As the end of the fourth period neared, the Raiders and the Rams were deadlocked at 50-50. In a dramatic finish the Raiders brought the ball down court using as much time as possible. With iust seconds left, Mark Miller made a iump shot from the corner to end the game 50-52. The Raiders finished district play with a 6-6 record. Vw. Victory does strange things to usually normal peo- ple. Dale Gerner presses forward against ci full court press. E i -1 P it x I sk 5 2 ll Hubbard successfully flees opponen? in irv for fwov fx u Xi :L 2 D r A-W A . 1' .V L .,k,i t K 61 Q if l 'i's's W! Ss i :ky Perry anxiously awaits a snappy pass Terry Lawson expertly pushes the Raiders onward om cenler. W.,, ,p -' f H , , ,,, ,V M V. Couch Kennedy offers iubilcnt encourage- ment from the bench. ' ,w ff . K ,A i R, , F mn 0 . Another JV victory gets underway in Raider territory. pgs, -4 N - ' F l o i Ihuck Cantlon leaps in the air in an attempt it an outside shot. wma., -fav ,.,,.. I Bouncing Bill Hubbard shows his iumping skill against flat-footed opposition. rf 7 DN lst row: Charles Perry, Ritche Carney, Brent Hendrex, Alan Oakley, Roy Campbell, Mike Wilson, Steve Foster, Bobby Meals. 2nd row: Mark Sheppard, Gary Lester, Ronnie Shearer, Dean Marth, Rick Baugh, Mike Stubbs, Steve Clifford, John Flanagan. 3rd row: Tim Griffin, Frank Stewart, Russel Ritchey, Larry Brisendine, Charles Erwin, Gary Ogletree, Terry Belcoe, Randy Runnels, Martin Shamburg. 4th row: Brad Dewese, Joe Ewing, Dale Pound, Jerry O'Quinn, Bill Hooks, Coach John Hacker. Sheppard perfects his hurdling. Ogletree outl 220 5, 3 lst row: Chuck Cantlon, Ricky Perry, Ronnie Phelp, Pat Messimer, Steve Himmelreich, Dwight Carter, Jerry Mcl.emore. 2nd row: Mac Hamiltor Bobby Nall, Danny Whitley, Keith Lewis, Roy Martin, Wayne Gilleland, Billy Bethel. 3rd row: Mark Miller, Kent Turner, Jay Caton, .lim Lynch, Dav Greer, Rick DelOmo, Mike Arnold. 4th row: Coach Chuck Cornett, Jimmy Roe, Craig Wright, Mike McCarty, Richard Richarz, Terry Harris, Dau Kendrick, Trainer Scott Rosenbaum. i 2, 2 5 1, if gr ll a 4 a i tl Another Raider point is scored. - Canflon rounds first on his way to second on o double. Ei 3 2 ef lst row: Jeff Mclntire, Vicki Branch, Janis Morphis, Kathy Skelton, Cyndi Burson, Mary Raines, Kim Rothfus. 2nd row: Bill Sarvay, Sonny Luedtke Randy Brown, Lathe Simmons, Ben Williams, LaVana Campbell, Molly Thomas, Pam Polk, Mary Kershner. -'I' iwfimmcm V Janis Morphis shows forehand style. 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V N WLZQZMQLQ V in W WW E if 5 ff f mfmwggfis ,Q Armstrong, Eddie -- 113 Baugh, Rick - 113, 218 Bennett, Wes -113, 198 Bryan, Bruce - 113 Bryant, Billy 1 113, 184, 190, 198 Buchheit, Kenneth - 113, 176, 204 Burkord, John - 91,113,171,183 Carr, Jackie - 114 Carroll, Paul - 114, 177 Carter, Rick - 114, 198 Clark, Charles - 95, 114, 176, 180, 195, 204 Clayton, Mark - 114 Clement, Ronald - 114 Coke, Michael - 114 Coleman, David - 112, 114, 190 Calwell, David - 114 Cooper, Chris - 91, 95, 192, 193 Cowley, Robert - 114 Croft, Clebert - 115, 187 Crowson, Mike - 115, 184 Cunningham, Brian - 115, 191, 203 Dickson, Joey - 115 Doherty, Randy - 115 Dorrough, Greg - 115, 201 Driskell, Bill - 115 Edwards, William - 115 Ewing, David - 202 Ferguson, Doug - 118 Flanagan, John - 92, 95, 118, 176, 198, 202, 218 Frazier, Rickey - 118, 176, 198, 199 Arnold, Shee 1 113, 197 Arnolds, Brenda - 87, 113 Bailey, Debra - 1 13 Blackman, Nancy - 113, 174, 200 Bourek, Amy - 87, 91, 113, 170, 171 , 195 Bradford, Cheryl - 1 13 Brennan, Bridget - 113, 194 Brewer, Sherry Renee - 113, 173, 194 Carr, Laura - 113, 179, 200 Coson, Pamela Gail - 114 Clark, Kaye - 114 Coates, Yvonne - 114 Coleman, Debra Sue - 114, 178 Connell, Letitia Ann - 114, 183, 184 Cox, Teresa - 114, 190 Craft, Sharon Kay - 114 Critz, Debra Lynn - 114 Crow, Barbara Carolyn - 114 Dardenne, Laurie Ann - 179 Dawson, Ruth Elaine - 115, 179 Douglas, Kathie - 112, 115, 173, 180, 194 Duren, Dane Renae - 197 English, Diana Gail - 115, 178 Flood, Charlotte Patricia - 1 18, 179, 197 Fong, Judy - 86, 89, 95, 118, 168, 179, 180, 195, 200 Galvan, Juanita - 118 Adams, Darrell - 139 Adams, Billy' - 139, 176, 204 Airhart, Glen - 139, 223 Alexander, George - 139, 185, 213 Allen, Mike - 139 Allen, Pot - 139 Anderson, Richard - 139 Anderton, Jim - 93, 139, 195 Andreasen, Steve - 139 Ashentelter, Mike - 139 240 Senior Boys Gaines, David - 118 Garner, Dickie - 118, 190, 223 Gerner, Dale -118, 195, 213 Gipsan, Scott - 118, 176, 204 Gooch, Michael - 119 Goolsby, James - 118 Gordy, David - 1 18 Griffin, David - 119 Groover, Ronnie - 119 Guidry, Al - 197 Hagin, Gary - 119, 185 Harper, Glenn - 119 Hayes, Tim -119, 184, 190, 201 Haynes, Kenneth - 120, 194 Hays, Steven -- 119, 171 Henard, Tony - 194 Hock, David - 120 Holt, Grady - 120, 201 Hood, Rex - 120 Hooks, Ricky - 120 Hopkins, Stephen - 120, 198, 204 Hubbard, Don - 120 Humphries, Mike - 120 James, Frank - 120 Jones, James - 120, 198, 204 Jones, John - 121 Jordan, Gary - 121 Joslin, Robert - 121 King, Bob - 121 Kirby, Donald - 121 Lamb, Tommy - 121 Lewis, Keith - 220, 121 Luedtke, Sonny - 124, 184, 222 McCommas, Terry - 124, 198 McCorstin, Marc - 124, 204 McDonald, Robert - 124 McSwain, Billy - 124 Maddox, Chip - 124 Mann, Dennis - 124 Marshall, Chip - 124 Maston, Darrell - 125, 197 Mathis, Robert - 125 Mathis, Ronny - 125, 204 Mattern, David - 125, 197 Merritt, Dan - 125 Mitchell, Paul - 125, 204 Monroe, Lincoln - 112, 125, 187, 191, 201 Moore, Richard - 125 Morgan, Steve - 90, 125, 198, 204 Morris, Mike - 125, 180, 184 Mount, Fred - 125 Nevil, Gary - 126 Norman, Jerry - 126 Norris, Randy - 126, 198 O'Quinn, Jerry - 218 Parish, Richard - 126 Parrish, Dennis - 126 Pate, Bobby - 126 Pickard, Larry - 197 Pitts, Glen - 127, 171, 201 Polk, Steve - 92, 127, 198, 204 Purdam, Jim - 127, 197 Rankin, Make - aa, 89, 127, iao, 195, 204 RileY, Benny - 127 Seniors Girls Gibson, Debra - 112, 118, 180, 185, 191, 200 Gibson, Murralyn - 178 Gonzalez, Patrice Darcel - 118 Gordon, Vickie Lee - 118 Grant, Charlotte Ann - 119, 179 Green, Elizabeth Susan - 119 Griffing, Holly Ann - 118 Grissom, Janice Lynn - 119 Guthrie, Cynthia Lynn - 119 Hamilton, Debra Ann - 119, 178, 179, 180, 200 Harden, Mary Wainette - 119 Hardin, Cheryl Ann - 177 Harper, Vicki Denise - 119 Hatcher, Sonia - 87, 92, 119, 177, 181, 191, 194, 200. Harvey, Debra - 119 Henard, Janis Gayle - 120 Hernandez, Bonnie - 120, 171 Hulsey, Donna Jo - 120 Hunter, Cheryl Ann - 120, 173, 180 Hunter, Jay - 120, 184, 191, 203 Ivie, Debbie - 120, 181, 194 Kerss, Leanne Denise - 121, 173, 177, 186 Kimberling, Laurie - 121, 197 King, Ruth -121, 177 King, Sandy -121,181,194 Lewis, Sheila Jeanette -- 121, 186 Lightfoot, Susan - 87, 112, 121, 168, 181 Lingberg, Patricia - 121, 172, 173, 1 80, 1 81, 200 Lockwood, Carol Lynn - 124 McClure, Jean - 90, 124, 168, 192, 195 McCullough, Beverly - 124 McGowan, Pamela - 124 McLemore, Deana T 124, 181, 194 Mander, Margaret - 124 Marshall, Brenda - 124, 197 Mason, Roni - 124, 177, 180, 200 Merritt, Elaine - 91, 95, 125, 173, 177, 195 Montgomery, Bridget - 177 Moseley, Kay - 125 Moseley, Nila - 125, 178 Murdock, Sheri - 125 Neal, Debbie - 125, 178 Neal, Patsy - 126, 194 Nichols, Debra - 90, 95, 126, 181, 191, 192, 200, 203 Nichols, Lynn - 126, 171, 190, 191, 203 Owens, Michelle - 126, 184 Parker, Frances - 126 Patterson, Debi - 126, 171, 177, 190,191,192,195, 203 Kinnibrugh, Connie Ann - 121 Peck, Beverly - 126, 190, 203 Lamb, Kathy - 121, 194 Peel, Falecia - 126 I 0 B Bennett' Delbert - 201 Burnett, David - 140, 197 Best, Stephen - 171, 201 Bethel, Billy - 139, 220 Boston, Neil - 139, 195, 213 Brackett, Alan - 139 Brennan, Brian - 139 Brogden, Johnny - 139 Brown, Randy - 139, 198, 222 Brown, Bruce - 139, 204 Bryant, Doug - 140 Buckley, Shaun - 140, 198 Butler, Mike - 140 Caldwell, Craig - 140 Campbell, Roy - 218 Coney, Louie - 140, 202, 205, 223 Canovali, Donald - 140 Cantlon, Chuck - 140, 213, 220 Carney, Ritche - 140, 176, 177, 198, 21 8 Carr, James - 140 Carraway, Robert - 140, 171, 204 Ross, Billy - 127 Runyon, Mike - 127, 190, 197 Schramm, Danny - 127 Sears, Mike -127, 191, 203 Sellers, Paul - 127 Shamburg, Martin - 130, 218 Skeeters, Bobby - 89, 130, 191 Smith, Allan -130 Smith, Gary - 130, 191 Smith, Johnny - 130, 174, 175 197 Sonntag, Larry - 130 South, Ronnie - 130 Swinea, Keith - 130, 198, 199 Tarrer, Ray - 130 Tawwater, Charles - 130, 198 Tinsley, Brad - 131, 185 Vanderford, Brit - 131, 190, 2C VerSoy, Darril - 131 Walker, Mike - 131 Wallace, Ronnie - 131 Walvoord, David - 131, 184 Washburn, Mark - 131 Webb, Jimmy - 131, 204 Williams, David - 131 Williams, Scott - 131, 198 Wilson, Chuck - 90, 132, 177, Wiseman, Blake - 132 Witherspoon, Davis - 132 Wolf, David - 132 Womack, Pat - 133 Penny, Donna -- 126, 172, 173, 180, 200 Peterson, Christine - 126, 191, 192 203 Pierot, Debbie - 127, 177 Ramsey, Janie - 127, 179 Reese, Cathy - 127 Robertson, Alma - 127 Saunders, Sara - 190 Scott, Sandy - 127 Sheppard, Linda - 179 Simmons, Barbara - 130 Skelton, Kathy - 174, 181, 222 Stork, Sheryl - 130, 191, 195, 203 Stembridge, Kim - 87, 89, 130 Taylor, Kathy - 130, 177, 180, 194 Teer, Gayle - 87, 130, 177, 180, 200 Thompson, Debbie - 87, 88, 92, 131, 168 Trembley, Cynthia - 131 Truelove, Vicki -- 87, 131 West, Debbie -131,177,191, 192, 193 Whalin, Terry - 131 White, Debbie - 131, 179, 200 Wisley, Debbie - 132, 171, 181 Wood, Cyndi - 133 Wood, Ruth - 133, 185 York, Patti - 133 Young, Mary - 133, 197 Carson, Scott - 140 Carter, Dwight - 140, 176, 220 Castle, Phillip - 140 Chapman, Robert - 140, 190 Chapman, Ron - 140, 190 Collins, Charles - 140 Cook, Bill - 141, 174, 175, 184 Coston, Roy - 141 Craft, Scott - 141, 204 Crouch, Mark - 141 Daffron, Joe - 141 avalos, Chris - 141 avis, Jeff - 141, 171, 174 ay, Bill - 141 eLeon, Larry - 141 el Olmo, Rick - 205, 220 enson, Eddie - 141, 185 ewese, Brad - 218 onaldson, Don - 141 ouglas, Mike L. - 141 ouglas, Mike R. - 198 oyle, David - 142, 213 raper, Ricky - 142, 174 uncan, Pat - 142 astes, Randall - 142 dwards, Richard - 142 rwin, Charlie - 142, 198, 218 wing, Joe - 142, 218 arrington, Gary - 142 aucett, Kyle - 142 indlay, Robert - 142, 201 laherty, William - 142 oster, Steven - 142, 202, 218 ranklin, Charles - 142 razier, Chick - 142 ambrell, Ricky - 142 leason, Steve - 185 oodlett, Dean - 142, 204 ornto, Gary - 143, 198 riffing, Clifford - 143 roden, Randy - 198 uenther, Joseph - 143 all, Tim - 143 ammett, Tom - 138, 143, 170, , 201 ancock, Bill- 143, 198 ardcastle, Kent - 143, 171 ardin, Dennis - 143 arris, Sid - 143 arris, Terry - 143, 174, 175, 202, 220 Eausman, Blake - 143, 223 endrix, Brent - 143, 218 tensley, Dave - 143, 185 tenson, Lynn - 143, 198 tester, David - 143 ,tigdon, Butch - 143, 197 pill, Bobby - 143 iimmelreich, Steve - 144, 204, 220 logard, Wayne - 144 idamson, Reena - 139, 180, 184 mdelman, Debbie - 139, 173, 177, 192, 195 iverre, Vickie - 139, 183 iyling, Lynda - 139 iach, Donna - 139, 200 lailey, Traci - 139 taker, Kim - 139 ,echtol, Patti - 139, 188 eck, Cindy - 139, 180, 191 elt, Linda - 139, 173, 181, 184 ntley, Becky - 139, 168, 195, 200 thel, Barbara - 139, 181 lggerstaff, Connie - 139 ishop, Janice - 139, 174 lamb Laura - 139, 188, 189, 196 owen, Connie - 139, 183, 196 oyd, Robin - 139, 173 ranch, Vicki - 139, 180, 183, 185, 195, 222 'ay, Debra - 139 'azell, Nancy -- 139 'own, Andrea - 139 'uce, Charlotte - 139, 180, 192, 195 'yant, Debra - 139 Jchheit, Karen - 140 Jrns, Cheryl - 140, 179, 194 Jrns, Lindy - 140, 172, 173, 174, 191 Jrson, Cindy - 140, 180, 183, 222 irton, Carrie - 140, 197 aldwell, Kristi - 140, 173 aldwell, June - 140 ampbell, Lynda - 140, 185 arson, Pat - 140, 185 ash, Lisa - 140 astano, Molly - 140 ates, Jody -- 140 ave, Danni - 140, 173, 180, 181, 191 Hooks, Billy Don - 144, 198, 204, 209, 218 Hooper, Mark - 144, 204 Hubbard, Gerald - 144, 175 Hubbard, Bill - 96, 144, 192, 193 1 195, 213 Hudson, Jimmy - 144 Hudson, Steve - 144, 176, 204, 205 Jackson, Don - 144 Jackson, James - 144 Jarnagin, Frank - 144, 184 Jarrett, Gerald - 144, 176, 204 Jenkins, David - 144 Jester, Wayne - 144, 185 Jeter, Joe - 144, 171 Johnson, Kelly - 144, 171 Jones, Mike - 182 Jones, Perry - 144 Jordan, Curt - 144 Karley, Lance - 145 Kaylor, Bob - 144, 223 Kendricks, Doug - 176, 220 Kimberling, Jim - 144, 190 Kirby, Lex - 145 Knutson, Bill - 145, 202, 205 Kress, Gerald - 145 Lane, Bobby - 145, 204 Langston, Knute - 145 Lawson, Terry - 145, 195, 213 Lay, Bobby - 145, 198 I Lemmon, Dan - 145 Lemoine, Gary - 185 Looney, Paul - 96, 145, 184, 191 192, 193, 195 Loper, Frank - 145, 198, 199 Ludlum, Frank - 145 Lyons, Chris - 145, 176, 185, 202, 204 Lynch, Jim - 145, 176, 204, 220 McCarty, Mike - 145, 220 McGuire, Bobby - 145 Mclntire, Jess - 145, 222 McKinney, Berb - 145, 198 McLemore, Jerry - 145, 220 McNeil, Ken - 145, 223 Manriques, Louis - 145, 184 Marshall, Wally - 146 Marth, Dean - 218 Martin, Roy - 146, 213, 220 Mason, Danny - 146, 198 Mauldin, Joe - 146, 213 May, Eddie - 146, 198 Mayfield, Mark - 146, 176, 204 Meyer, Keith - 146 Miller, Gary - 146 Miller, Mark - 135, 146, 195, 213, 220 Moore, Dennis - 146 Moore, Gary - 146 Moore, Glen - 146 Morphew, Mark - 146 Mullins, Robert - 146 Murray, Mark - 146 Nelson, Gary - 147 Nelson, Robert 147, 185 Newland, Pat - 184 Niehaus, Mike - 147 Parish, Robert - 147 Patterson, Bradley - 147 Patton, Mark - 147 Patty, Howard --147, 170, 171 Paxton, Bill - 147, 176, 213 Pearce, Greg - 147 Perry, Ricky - 147, 195, 213, 220 Pettie, Larry - 147 Phelps, Ronnie - 147, 220 Pickett, James - 182 Pierot, David - 147 Polk, Rick - 147, 198, 199, 204 Price, Don - 147 Price, Kenneth - 147 Pritchard, Tom - 147, 171 Pruitt, Tony - 147 Oakley, Alan - 147, 202, 204, 218 Ogletree, Gary - 147, 218 Olson, Rob - 147 Ouintana, Tony - 147 Reed, Jeff - 148, 197 Reimer, Rusty - 148 Reneau, Hal - 148 Rhine, Jack - 148, 204 Rhoden, Robert - 148, 223 Ritchey, Russell - 148, 218 Roberts, Doug - 148, 198 Rodgers, Danny - 148 Roe, Jimmy - 93, 148, 198, 199, 220 Junior Girls Chapman, Barbara - 140, 174, 177 Christenson, Donna - 140, 170 Clark, Jackie - 140, 178 Clayton, Teresa - 140 Coley, Sue - 140 Connolly, Jan - 141 Cotner, Penny - 141, 174, 177, 18O,183,184,187 Cunningtubby, Debbie - 141 Curtis, Pam -141, 179 Dale, Vicki - 141, 194 Davis, Janice - 141 Davis, Karen - 141 Davis, Sharon -141, 181 Davis, Susan - 141, 173, 180, 187 Dean, Debbie - 141, 196 Delle, Sandy - 141 Devine, Martha - 141 Devlin, Brenda - 141 Disch, Brenda - 141 Dismore, Donna - 138, 141, 173, 200 Duke, Debra - 142, 173, 177 Duncan, Laurie - 142, 184 Essary, Joni - 142, 168, 185, 195, 196 Eyre, Janet - 142, 173 Farrow, Debbie - 142, 174 Firestone, Suzan - 142, 194 Fisher, Karne - 142, 194 Fitzpatrick, Sheila - 142, 170 Fogg, Jennifer - 142 Frazier, Marsha -- 142, 173, 179, 185 Freeman, Regina - 142 Freudiger, Janice - 142 Gagnon, Peggy - 142, 177 Garner, Sheila - 142 Garretson, Lisa - 142, 188, 189 Gilmore, LaTisha - 142, 179, 184 Gist, Linda - 142 Glenn, Naomi - 142 Goin, Shellie - 142 Gonzales, Leticia - 142, 174 Goodman, Donna - 143, 173, 181, 185 Graham, Emma - 143 Griffin, Deleste - 143 Griffis, Nancy - 143 Gundy, Nancy - 138, 143, 168, 196 Guynes, Donna - 143 Haas, Kelly - 143, 194 Hall, Patricia - 143, 174 Harris, Melinda - 143 Havens, Teresa - 143, 174, 175, 180 Hays, Brenda - 143, 182, 200 Hendrix, Gail- 143, 173, 180, 200 Henson, Chavonne - 143 Henson, Valerie - 143, 177 Higgins, Mary - 143, 196 Higgs, Becky - 143 Hollingsworth, Sharon - 144, 194 Hooks, Rhonda - 144, 200 Hoover, Ellen - 144, 180, 192, 193 Howard, Jan -143, 181 Howard, Teresa - 144, 196 Hubbs, Sue - 144, 194 A Hughes, Kathleen - 144, 185 Hull, Teresa - 144 Humphreys, Amy - 144 Hunt, Gena - 144 Hurt, Denise - 144 Hutsell, Terry - 144 Johnson, Linda - 144, 173, 179 Johnson, Terri - 144, 174, 175 Jones, Cathie - 144, 195 Jones, Debbie - 144, 174, 175, 180 Jones, Renee - 144 King, Linda -145, 177, 179 Kirkwood, Linda - 145, 179 Lahovin, Andi - 145 Lambeth, Dawn - 145 Rose, Ronald - 148, 185 Rosenbaum, Scott -- 148, 176, 220 Runyon, David - 148 Ryder, Randy - 148, 177 Sallee, Jim - 148 Sanford, Sterling - 198 Sawyer, Mark - 148 Schreiber, Ricky - 148 Scruggs, C. - 204 Sears, Tim - 148 Seegar, Byron - 185 Seelbach, Charles - 177 Simmons, Lathe - 149, 177, 201, 222 Simmons, John - 187 Six, Tom - 174, 175 South, Ricky - 149 Spence, Jim - 149, 171, 204 Steele, David - 149 Stockton, Mark - 149, 170, 171 Towney, Adrain - 149, 176, 204 Taylor, Chris - 149 Taylor, Joe - 149, 198 Terrell, Jerry - 149 Thompson, Bill - 149 Todd, Richard - 150, 170, 171, 175, 184 Talliver, Hank - 184 Tracy, Patrick - 150 Tull, Robert - 150 Turner, Dale - 150 VanLandingham, Terry - 150, 198 Vann, Bobby - 150, 176 Waggoner, Mark - 150 Wallace, Charles - 150 Wasson, Albert - 150 Weaver, Stephen - 150, 202, 204 Willard, James - 151, 174, 175, 177 Williams, Ben - 151, 222 Williams, Ken - 151, 185 Williams, Lyle - 198 Wilson, Steve - 151 Winn, Mark -151 Wolfe, Roger - 197 Woolfolk, Glen - 151 Yaeger, Anthony - 151 Zaidle, Doug - 151 Langley, Michelle - 145 Lavallee, Mary - 145 Lemon, Lynne - 145 Lewis, Joan - 145, 188, 189 Little, Rhonda - 145, 196 Livingston, Donna - 191 Lovett, Linda - 145 McGibbon, Robin - 145, 180, 184, 200 Mahr, Lory - 145 Marlar, Debra -146, 173, 181, 184, 200 Martin, Debbie - 146, 184 Martin, Paula - 146, 174, 175, 200 Mashewske, Virginia - 146, 194 Matthews, Dani - 146 Mayo, Paula - 146, 174, 175, 180 Meager, Pam - 146, 183 Michaelsen, Hedrich - 146, 184 Middleton, Rene - 146, 197 Miller, Adina - 146 Miller, Patsy - 146, 178 Mitchell, Melanie - 146 Mollard, Cindy - 146 Moran, Margaret - 146 Morgan, Pam - 146, 173, 179 Morphis, Janis - 146, 222 Morrow, Brenda - 146 Muller, Cris - 146 Myers, Julia - 145, 184 Neal, Brenda - 145, 177 Nimmons, Phylis - 147, 178, 180 Noe, Nancy -147, 197 Oliver, Rhonda - 147, 188, 189 Orr, Dianne - 174 Parker, Patti - 147, 174, 175, 177 Parks, Susan - 147 Penny, Kathy - 147, 174 Perdue, Dale - 93, 138, 147, 195, Petty, Jayne - 147, 197 Pickel, Vickie - 147, 191, 192, 193 Piercy, Beverly - 147, 174 241 Raines, Mary - 147, 196, 198, 222 Ramsey, Cathy - 147, 200 Range, Cathy - 147, 174, 175, 177, 180 Rankin, Debbie - 148 Rapp, Susan - 148 Read, Mary -- 148 Richardson, Sonoia - 148 Robertson, Paula - 148 Robinson, Pam - 178 Roney, Rhonda - 148, 194 Rothus, Kim - 93, 96, 148, 180, 192, 193, 195, 222 Rowland, Donna - 148, 188 Ryan, Laurie - 148, 170, 182 Sangster, Sharon - 148, 194 Scotch, Cathey - 185 Sellars, Tora - 148, 177 Sexton, Joey - 148, 177 Sharp, Jeb - 148, 180 Shelton, Beverly - 148, 178, 196 Alexander, Diane - 154, 174, 188 Allen, Susan - 154, 188 Andreasen, Brenda - 154, 179, 188 Arp, Mary - 154 Ayers, Tina - 154, 196 Bane, Cindy - 154 Banks, Debbie - 154 Barnett, Laura - 188, 189, 154, 196 Barnett, Shirley - 154 Bazarow, Mary - 154 Beene, Debbie - 154, 185 Bell, Melinda - 154 Bennett, Donna - 182, 188 Bennett, Sherri - 154 Bills, Suwanna - 154, 169, 196 Blair, Rhonda - 154, 188 Blake, Carol - 154, 188 Blaylock, Susan - 154, 196 Blevins, Paula - 154 Blizzard, Nancy - 154, 174, 177 Boiarski, Marsha - 154 Boyle, Cindy - 154, 188 Braswell, Tannis - 154 Brewer, Kin - 155, 174, 175, 188 Bridges, Cynthia - 155 Brogden, Shelli - 154, 188 Buice, Lisa - 155 Burdick, Susan - 155, 188 Burns, Brenda - 155, 188 Burns, Lynn - 155 Butler, Juli- 155 Campbell, Kim - 155 Campbell, Lavona - 155, 222 Campbell, Robyn - 155, 184, 188 Cash, Patti - 155, 183, 188 Chambers, Wanda - 155 Chavoya, Venita - 156 Cheever, Kathy - 140, 170 Clark, Debby - 156 Coker, Donna - 156, 185, 188, 196 Colwell, Cathy - 156 Commander, Jadene - 156 Commons, Marianne - 156, 200 Cook, Donna - 156, 170, 185 Cook, Judy - 156 Cook, Carol - 156 Copeland, Phyllis - 156 Cornelius, Melinda - 156, 188 Cox, Terry - 156, 183, 188 Daniels, Patricia - 156 Daniels, Roberta - 156, 188 Davidson, Faye - 156 Dean, Diane 4 156 DeForge, Florence - 156 Dennis, Kim 4 157 Dittman, Laura - 157 Doll, Jana -157 Dorris, Diane -- 157, 188, 200 Drum, Leanne - 157, 188 Duke, Marsha - 157 Dunavin, Diane - 157, 188 Ellis, Kathy - 157, 174 Evans, Julie - 157, 184, 188 Ewing, Janice - 157, 188 Fain, Laura - 157,'188 Fry, Sherry - 157 Fuller, Shelly - 157, 174, 188 Gaines, Teresa - 157 242 Shepard, Kim - 148, 178 Short, Evelyn - 149, 182 Shults, Brenda - 149, 174, 177 Sikes, Cindy - 149, 194 Smith, Cathy - 149 Smith, Pamela - 149, 174, 184, Thomas, Judy - 96, 149, 191, 192, 193 Thompson, Marian - 149, 171, 180 Thompson, Tommie - 149, 173 Thornton, Teri - 150 Tomlinson, Sandra - 150, 170, 171 Toole, Juanita - 150, 174, 185 Tracy, Colleen - 150 Trousdale, Kay - 150, 170, 171, 175 Turner, Vicki - 150 VanArsdall, Debra - 150 Vawter, Michelle - 150 Vick, Rhonda - 150 Vidaurri, Mary - 150 Voyles, Pam - 150, 183 Waddington, Suzan - 150 Walker, Kathy - 150 Wells, Jan - 150 Whatley, Kathy - 150, 188 Wheeler, Jan -151, 180 Sophomore Girls 191 South, Vickie - 149 Spence, Sharon - 149, 170, 171, 174 Spradley, Traci - 149, 191 Starkes, Lesa -- 149 Staten, Rhonda - 149, 174, 185 Stevens, Karen - 149, 174, 177 196 Stewart, Kim - 149, 178 Stockman, Giner - 149, 194 Stoneman, Dara - 183 Swinburne, Teresa - 149, 190 Swinea, Cathy- 149, 177, 186 Terrell, Laura - 149 Garner, Barbara - 157, 188 Geswinder, Cindy - 157 Goodlett, Susan - 158, 188 Gowen, Becky - 158 Gray, Patricia - 158 Grelecki, Lisa - 158 Groves, Sophia - 158, 188 Grubbs, Gail - 158 Hale, Saundra - 158, 188 Hall, Cindi-158, 188 Hamilton, Diana -- 158, 179 Hammons, Amy - 158, 188 Hanssen, Laura - 159, 182 Harader, Pam - 143 Harding, Patricia - 159, 170, 177 Hardwick, Mary - 159, 179, 185, 187, 188 , Hargrove, Carolyn - 159 Harless, Vicki - 159 Harper, Mitzi - 94, 153, 159, 188, 196 Harper, Sandy - 159 Harris, Theresa - 159 Harwell, Lorraine - 159 Hawley, Darlene - 159 Heaton, Denise - 159 Helms, Dawn - 159 Hennessey, Vino - 159 Herring, Sharon - 159, 177 Herrmann, Cyndy - 159, 182 Hester, Vicki - 159, 170, 179 Hightower, Debbie - 159, 174, 179 Hill, Sheila - 94, 97, 153, 159, 169, 174, 196 Hill, Venita - 159 Halford, Juli- 97, 153, 159, 169, 1 96 Holley, Cheryl - 160 Honzell, Karen - 160 Horn, Jody - 160, 188 Hubbard, Kay - 160, 170, 171, 174, 175 Hudson, Mary - 160, 174 Hudson, Sondra -- 160, 188 Hyatt, Eleanor - 160, 170 Ice, Rhonda - 160, 188 Jackson, Pam - 160 Jemes, Diana Jones, Aileene - 160 Jones, Diana - 160 Jones, Nancy - 160, 188 Jones, Suzi - 160 Jordan, Debbie - 161 Jordan, Pattie - 187 Kaminski, Susan - 161 Keefer, Tracey - 161, 179, 188 Kelley, Mary -161, 188 Kennedy, Kristin - 161, 169, 196 Kennedy, Theresa - 161, 188 Keosoff, Debbie - 161, 174, 188 Kershner, Mary - 161, 185, 222 Kerss, Tammy -161, 177, 188 Killiam, Lee Ann - 161 King, Joy -161 King, Pam -161,188,196 Kitchens, Ann - 161, 170 Kneggs, Janet - 161 Laiaunie, Janet - 161, 179, 188 Lancaster, Teresa - 161, 170, 185 Landers, Karen - 188 Little, Georgia - 161, 188 Littleiohn, Lou Anne - 161, 188 Lynch, Vicki - 161 McAnulty, Hope - 161, 188 McCullough, Debbie - 161 McDonald, Pam - 161, 188, 196 McDonald, Paula - 161, 188 McGahen, Maureen - 161, 170, 171 McGhee, Joni - 161, 174, 188 McGinnis, Brenda - 161 McGowan, Kim - 161 McGowan, Teresa - 161 McLain, Debra - 161, 179 McLemore, Kathy - 161 McMinn, Pat - 161, 188 McNish, Sherri - 161 McSwain, Judy - 161, 188, 196, 198, 199 McWhirter, Kathryn - 162 Mainord, Karen - 162 Manriques, Rita - 162 Maples, Karen - 162 Martin, Lisa - 162 Martschinsky, Paula - 162 Mashewske, Millie - 162, 188 Medina, Gloria - 162 Medlin, Marianne - 162, 188 Milhoan, Robin - 162 Miller, Deanna - 162 Miller, Kathy - 162 Miller, Vicki - 162, 188 Moore, Charlene - 162, 200 Morgan, Sandra - 162 Morris, Debbie - 162, 188 Morris, Lynelle - 162 Morris, Kim - 163 Morrow, Cindy - 163, 188 Mullor, Cindy - 163, 183 Myers, Paula - 163, 170, 201 Neihardt, Phyllis - 163, 179, 200 Nelson, Diane - 163 Orten, Teresa - 163, 184 Owens, Deborah - 179 Parish, Sharon - 163, 174, 179 Patterson, Cheryle 4 163, 179 Paul, Chris - 163, 200 Peck, Karen - 164, 188 Peel, Missy - 164, 188 Peterson, Lindo - 164 Phillips, Debbie - 164, 188 Pickard, Becky - 164 Pifer, Tena - 164 Pittman, Debbie - 164, 188 Pitts, Debbi 1 164 Pitts, Elaine - 164, 170, 179 Polk, Pam - 164, 222 Ponder, Patricia - 164 Pope, Stella - 164, 188 Prather, Darla - 164 Pullen, Debbie - 164, 188 Ragsdale, Melanie - 164 Ramsey, Janell - 164 Ray, Sandy 1 164 Reoves, Beth - 165, 179 Reeves, Melanie - 165, 188 Reeves, Tracy - 165, 188 Rice, Gwenna - 165, 170, 184 Richardson, Nita - 165 Rives, Melody - 188 Wilkerson, Lee Ann - 151 Wilkins, Jackie - 151, 181 Williams, Janet - 151, 179 Williamson, Diana - 151, 170, 171 185, 186 Wilson, Charlean - 151, 180 Wilson, Elizabeth - 149, 170 Wilson, Sandy - 196 Wisley, Karen - 151 Witherspoon, Susan - 151 Woodward, Lisa - 151, 200 Wright, Brenda - 151, 197 Wunder, Gudrun - 151 Yeatts, Paula - 151, 170, 182, 200 Youngblood, Belinda - 151 Roan, Lisa - 165 Robbins, Sandra - 165 Roberts, Dories - 165 Roberts, Vicki - 165, 188 Rumskas, Jean - 165 Rushing, Karen - 165, 188, 196 Russell, Theresa - 165, 177 Ryder, Rhonda - 165 Sager, Vickie - 165 Sanford, Gayle - 165 Schlittler, Cynthia - 165 Scoggins, Debbie - 165 Seat, Brenda - 165 Seligman, Suzan - 165 Shearer, Billie - 165, 188, 196 Shelton, Sharon - 165 Shilling, Cindy - 165, 188 Shilling, Marilyn - 165 Shirley, Debbie - 165 Smith, Beth - 179 Smith, Debbie - 165 Smith, Gloria - 166 Smith, Mitzi - 166 Smith, Tina - 166, 188, 196 Solomon, Rebecca Spurgin, Susan - 166 Stark, Becky - 149 Starr, Lori - 167 Stewart, Terri - 167, 180, 188 Still, Kim - 167 Strickland, Marleia - 167 Stockdale, Leigh - 168, 174, 179, 188 Stroup, Gwen - 167, 184 Taliaferro, Pamela - 167, 188 Tatum, Vickie - 167, 188, 196, 200 Terrell, Michele - 167, 188 Thalker, Patricia - 167 Thomas, Kelly - 167, 185 Thomas, Molly - 167, 222 Trimmier, Renee - 167, 188 Turner, Bebbie - 167 Underwood, Donna - 167, 182 Vance, Paula - 167 VanZandt, Donna - 170, 201 Vella, Janice - 167 Vickery, Patricia - 167 Vos, Lanita - 167 Wachsman, Cindy - 167 Wade, Pauletta - 167 Wagner, Sharron -- 167, 1 'O Waldon, Virginia - 167 Walker, Cathy - 167 White, Mary - 188 Wiggins, Regina - 169, 192, 196 Wilburn, Dinah - 188 Williams, Lisa - 188 Williams, Pamela - 167 Womack, Sharon - 167 Yaeger, Sheila - 184 Yohe, Linda - 179, 184, 188 1 ibernathy, Gary - 154, 185 kllen, James - 154 knderson, Jackie - 139 kndrews, Ricky - 154, 182 lndries, Bobby - 154 Lnschutz, Johnny - 154 krnold, Greg - 154 imoid, Mike - 154, 176, 205, 220 irnold, Robbie - 154, 174 taker, Danny - 154 taker, David - 154, 213 iarnard, Jimmie - 154 larry, James - 154, 182 iartlett, Mark - 154, 176 iechtol, Walt - 176 elcoe, Terry - 154, 218 ell, Vernon - 154 lackwell, Billy - 154 ox, Mark - 154, 202, 205 rewer, Gary - 155, 174 irisendine, Larry - 155, 218 irooks, Ken - 155 lrooks, Steve - 155, 182, 213 lrown, Floyd - 155 lull, Paul - 155 iumpass, Gary - 155, 198 turns, Bobby - 205, 213 iutler, Mark - 155, 182 Carpenter, Mike - 155 Eartwright, Herman - 155 .ash, Jimmy - 155, 205 Iaton, Jay - 155, 205, 220 ihapman, Buddy - 156 Cheatham, Steve -- 156 'hristenson, Mike - 156 lark, Chris - 94, 153, 156, 176, 202, 205 lark, Steve - 176 lifford, Steve - 156, 202, 205, 218 fobern, Ken - 156 follier, Scott - 156, 202 yollins, Russell - 156, 201, 213, 2 23 ionnell, Steve - 156, 213 iook, Calvin - 156 iousins, Robert - 156 irane, Larry - 156 l,row, Jimmy - 156 Cure, Mel - 156, 205 furry, Danny - 156 ay, Micky - 205 enton, John - 157, 205 iaz, Oscar - 157, 176, 205 Duke, Tim - 157, 171 Elsea, Bob - 205, 213 :merson, Tim - 157, 185 English, Jeff - 157, 205 Emory, Gary - 157, 185, 213 iindlay, John - 157, 182, 201 isher, Mike - 157 lanagan, Steve - 157, 176, 202, 205 1 iltom, Alta - 107 iltom, Marshall - 107 arnard, Panny - 103, 181 leavers, Harry - 104, 176, 202, 204, 209 ohannan, Sarah - 108 olin, Phylliss -107, 189 oyles, Karen - 103 ryant, Deborah - 108 iryant, James - 110 iurch, Jim - 102, 204 Ialdwell, Fran - 103, 179 Iarley, Virginia - 102 Iaskey, Janan - 102, 186, 200 fhamberlain, Neil - 106, 170 fhumley, Pat - 101 Ioleman, Andy - 110, 198 iooper, Diane - 104 furtis, Burt - 104 lonnell, Roland - 110, 198 Iornett, Chuck - 220 lorsey, Norma - 104, 195 Sophomore Boys Foley, Roland - 157 Fong, Don - 157, 176, 192, 205 Fugett, James - 157 Gonn, Sonny - 157, 171 Gardner, Gary - 157 Garrett, Harvey - 157 Gates, Mike - 157 Gibson, Mark - 158 Gilleland, Wayne - 153, 158, 205 220 Ginn, Randy -158, 205 Gonzales, Homer - 158 Goodwin, Gary - 158, 202, 213 Garanson, Steve - 97, 158, 176, 183, 185, 192 Graham, John - 158, 198 Green, Ricky - 158, 201 Greer, Dave - 158, 176, 202, 205, 220 Griffin, Tim - 158, 204, 218 Halbert, Clayton - 158 Hall, Mark - 158 Hambright, Dennis - 158, 176 Hamby, David - 158 Hamilton, Mac - 158, 205, 220 Hammer, David - 158 Hansen, Lee -159, 171, 174,175 Harris, Scott - 159, 202, 205 Haynes, Rusty - 159, 187 Hays, Donald - 159 Herklotz, Mike - 159 Higdon, Mike - 159 Hinkle, Jeff - 159, 170 Holcome, Gary - 159 Holloway, Tommie - 160 Holmes, Tim - 160 Hoskins, Stephen - 159, 182 Howard, Coy - 160 Howell, John - 160, 184 Hubbard, Doug - 160, 213 Hughey, Charles - 160, 205 Hunt, Randy - 160 Hurley, Raymond - 160, 192 Hynes, Mike - 160, 201 lnsall, Kevin - 184 Ivins, Roger - 144 James, Jesse - 160, 205 Johnson, Craig - 160, 205 Jones, Terry - 160, 176, 205 Jordan, Charles - 160 Keith, Stephen - 161, 170, 171, 177 Killgo, James -161, 171,174 Kinney, Bruce - 161 Kneggs, Ray - 161 Lester, Gary - 161, 205, 218 Lewis, Christopher - 161, 190, 191 201 Lockwood, Michael - 145 McClure, Gerald - 161 McDowell, Mackie - 161 McDuffie, Ricky - 161, 171, 205 f McSwain, Phil- 161, 176, 202 Marcotte, Mike - 162 Massengale, Doug - 162 Meals, Bobby - 162, 176, 202, 218 Merritt, Scott - 162, 182 Messimer, Pat - 220 Miller, Eddie - 162 Mills, Bobby - 97, 162, 170, 185, 205 Millsap, Dereald - 162 Mollard, Larry - 162 Monico, Kim - 94, 162, 176, 205 Montgomery, Lee - 162, 213 Morris, Phillip - 163, 182 Nall, Bobby - 163, 176, 202, 205, 213, 220 Neel, Dennis - 163 New, Darrell - 163, 176, 203 Norwood, Mike - 147, 163 Oliver, Gerald - 163 Onofrio, Tom - 163 Paris, Mike - 163, 202, 205 Parish, Robert - 163 Parris, Richard - 163 Parrish, Danny - 204 Parson, Vinson - 163, 213 Parten, Mark - 163 Patterson, Doug - 163 Payne, Alan - 164, 223 Pell, Ron - 164 Peoples, Ricky - 164, 205 Perry, Charles - 164, 213, 218 Perry, Donnie - 164, 213 Pound, Dale - 164, 218 Prater, Ernest - 164 Price, Kenny - 164 Rogle, Raymond - 205 Ralle, Rick - 164 Rea, Terry - 164 Rhudy, Donald - 164 Rhue, James - 164 Richarz, Richard - 165, 220 Riley, Garry - 165 Rinehart, Russell - 165 Ringo, Buddy - 165 Roberts, Bobbie - 165 Roberts, Brad - 165, 205 Roberts, Steve - 165 Ross, Gary - 165 Runnels, Randy - 165, 205, 218 Sarvay, Bill - 165, 222 Sawhill, Steve - 165 Schrock, Donald - 165, 213 Seibert, Roy - 165 Sellars, Glenn - 165 Shaw, Jay - 165 Shearer, Ronnie -- 165, 176, 218 Sheppard, Mark - 165, 176, 218 Shoemaker, Richard - 165 Sindluirg, John - 165 Skelly, Paul - 204 Faculty Dowdle, Thelma - 102, 187 Dyer, Mary June - 108, 169 Eastland, Katherine - 107 English, Clara - 108 Evans, Laurie - 109 Faucett, Joyce - 104, 172 Foster, Betty - 102 Foster, Jim - 107 Frye, Peggy - 106, 184 Gannon, Frances - 109 Garcia, Joe - 102, 204, 213 Garcia, Tena - 103, 180 Gentry, Peggy - 103 Gilbreath, Phillip - 110, 198 Glidden, Charles - 107 Glover, Bob - 107, 204 Grant, Lois -103, 181 Gray, Florene - 106, 183 Griffin, Don - 107, 201 Hacker, John - 105, 176, 202, 204, 218 Hart, Dennis - 105, 204, 213 Hendricks, Sherrill - 105, 196 Herrington, Roger - 106, 174 Hodges, Sharon - 109 Hudson, B. G. - 101 Hunt, Jeannie - 109 Kennedy, Leon - 102, 213 LaRue, David - 107 Lester, Gail - 106, 182 Lohstreter, Pete - 107 Lowrance, Betty - 109, 180 McCarty, Peggy - 105 Merrell, Linda - 106, 177 Montoya, Rose - 106, 185 Morriss, Rose - 103, 179 Newkirk, Glenna - 106, 190, 191, 203 Nunez, Carol- 110, 189 Parrott, Barbara - 109 Peniche, Phyllis - 103, 197 Pickle, Doug - 110, 198, 223 Reid, Frank - 101 Sartoris, Lu - 102 Skipworth, Dennis - 165 Small, Kevin - 165 Smith, Greg - 166 Smith, Mark - 166, 205 Smith, Phillip - iss Smothermon, Chris - 166, 177 Southerland, Ken - 166, 205, 213 Starkey, David - 166 Staten, Ronnie - 166 Stewart, Frank - 166, 176, 205, 218 Stubbs, Michael - 166, 202, 218 Sullivan, Brian - 166 Sumners, Robin - 166, 170, 177 Sunderland, Gary - 166 Taylor, Chuck - 166, 176 Tetrick, Rodney - 166 Thedford, Tony - 166 Thomas, Robert - 166 Thompson, Mark - 166 Wright, Craig - 166, 220 Tomlinson, Ellis - 166 Touchstone, Rickey - 166 Tresp, David - 166, 205 Turner, Turner, Turner, 170 Dennis - 223 Kent - 166, 202, 205, 220 Robert Hedenston - 159, Turner, Robert - 166, 185 West, Mike - 205 Whitley, Danny - 198, 220 Wilson, Mike - 185, 218 Wooldridge, Greg - 202 Wright, Craig - 202 Vlyrick, Gary - 205 Shaid, Mattie Don - 103 Shugart, Jill - 105 Smith, Judy - 102 Spence, Betty - IO2 Strickland, Herb - 107 Taylor, Linda - 103 Thompson, Charlene h 102 Venable, Van - 102 Verble, John - 105, 205 Wade, Laverle - 102, 187 Walker, Karen - 103, 178 Wells, June 1 102, 187 Williams, Lark Yeager, Romayne - 107, 191 Zerby, Earl - 110, 198 243 Am, ,,,, ' 'f.sfffu,f. ,K fy fillet for W- W ---f was 5 I i .,,,,f, me sr.. 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