North Mesquite High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Mesquite, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 278 of the 1975 volume:

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'- .4 if, AeE ' 3 Seeing the Best The theme of perspective idealizes 1975 because this year at North Mesquite was one of self-searching, self-fulfillment. and individual success. These experiences gave maturity and Miliiil perspective to every student. K ,,.,,:.., , if i in' ' , , ,A Y ,-,-.,,,. D . 1 , -1 - 5 4 L M' - NH 2 . - 0 S' 2 . 'N-1 tim si Wi. Y i M 32,5 A I . 'f ' if aims-tsf'f:: it A iii 2 s ifsif,- ' NI 1 i FAVIIIRITEE Each year special students are chosen or elected to receive titles of respected honorj These people show a great deal of interest in their activities. school. friends. and behavior. Because of their compatibility and friendliness. their fellow classmates, in return, reward them for these outstanding traits. at . T Q 1 i 5 Mr. and Miss N.M. Elected Sherri Honored as Miss N.M.H.S. for the 1974-75 school year was senior, Sherri Sharp. Her winning smile, bubbly personality, and remarkable achievement in dancing helped her to be a two year member of the Pacesetter Drill Team. Sherri was a two-year Blue Brigade member and a Board Member for the card section her Sophomore year. Leading the students into having more school spirit by being a Iunior Varsity Cheerleader was another of her high school accomplishments. Buster Varsity football player, Buster Cotton was cho- sen as Mr. N.M.H.S. by the entire student body. Very active in choir, he was a member of the A cappella Choir and was honored by the opportu- nity to try out for the All Region Choir. Buster was elected President of F.H.A. and was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Pam Recognition was not a new experience for Pam Burkhalter, the All-School Favorite. She was a Varsity Cheerleader, known by all the sports crowds for outstanding tumbling stunts. She was extremely involved in Girl's Track, and went to State Finals in the 440 yard run and the long jump. Even though Pam has brought many honors to the school, she remains friendly, sincere and enthusiastic. She excels in her school work and clearly earned this honor. Ph1l Persistence on the athletic field describes this year's All-School Favorite, Phil Westbrook. A Varsity football player for two years, he served as captain his senior year. His prowess as defensive linebacker earned him all district honors for both years. Aside from school athletics, Phil enjoys hunting and fishing. He has always been known for his good sense of humor and his ability to enjoy him- self at all times. ll-School Favorites amed .Qi ,a,,f5.wT ' 3' 'L 'wav-, , qw-., f, ' ii : ziilflft, -- .12 V W'ii :wiv . t , 1' ,. ' .t we tr ' Mary Head varsity cheerleader. Mary Powell, was chosen hy the 74-75 Stallions to he their Football Sweetheart. Mary's interest in sports played an important part of her participation in many school activities as a three-year cheerleader. High achievement in her academic studies secured her a place in the National Honor Society for two years. Her junior year she presided as trea- surer and as a senior she was vice-president. She appeared regularly on the North Mesquite Honor Roll. Mary's out-going personality carried her to he a memher ot' the Future Teachers of America, Presi- dent and Treasurer of the Cirl's Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and a two-year memher of the FHA cluh. She was also known for her active interest in karate, this activity earned her several awards. Pam All-around husy, funny, friendly, attractive, and enthusiastic was senior Pam Potter. Chosen hy the entire student hody to he the fourth Homecoming Queen for North Mesquite, Pam displayed her interests in the success of this school hy heing a very active girl. She was a two-year memher ofthe Student Council, Blue Brigade, and Girl's Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes. She represented N.M.H.S. as a cheerleader for four years. Pam received many honors while attending high school including being elected All School Favorite two years in a row and heing Freshman Favorite in 1971. Her leadership among others helped her to he elected a class officer for three years also. Fi e Queens Honored l Anna Talented does not adequately doserilie Anna laneeka, Stal- lion Battalion Sweetheart lor1974-75. Drama was a main inter- est. Anna held many parts in produetions as an aotive mem- ber of the Tliespian and Drama Clubs. Singing was a favorite pastime which helped Anna become a part of the A cappella Choir. A past memher of the Blue Bri- gade and B-Drill, she was also in the N.M. National Honor Society. Kelly Music dominated the life of Kelly Hatfield. the Band Sweet- heart. She was in the Varsity and Stage Bands. Her ability took her to state solo oontest. ller other maior interest was choir and she partieipated in A cappella Choir with surzoess. Kelly maintained good grades also and her sweet manner earned respect from everyone. Pam Iunior Pam Baxter was chosen Basketball Sweetheart hy this year's outstanding basketball loam. ller interest in the team and her enthusiasm as a Varsity Cheerleader made her a natu- ral ehoiee. . Pam was aetive in the Girl's F.C.A. and euioyed daneing in -' her alter sehool hours. ller hright smile always brought happi- ness to others, R Sophomores Mary A lover of big dogs. Mary Garner. sophomore favorite. was really shocked when she was elected. She was absent on the day that the announcement of the favorites was made, and someone ealled at her home to tell her she had been elected. Mary was President of the Freshman elass. member of the F.C.A., and a cheerleader. Tony Sophomore Tony Hollifield was ehosen by his class as favor- ite in 1975, His enthusiasm for sehool aetivities was the main reason for his suczeess. He played football and basketball and was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He likes to spend his time with his friends from sehool fishing or enjoy- ing pro sports, Classes Honor Seniors Ianioe Senior Favorite Ianioe lxzarelli was undoubtedly reeog- nized for her friendliness. Her interest in everyone of all grades was contagious. She was an active member of the FCA and a lieutenant in the Paeesetters. Somehow she found time to work as an offieer in the Future Homemakers of America and to be involved with her Churchs work. Mike Anyone knowing Senior Favorite Mike Gideon remem- bers most his enthusiasm for football. Mike's interest in sports influenced all his activities. He was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and spent much of his free time hunting. fishing or water skiing. Mike's eooperative nature and sincere manner made him well-liked by faculty and students both. Fa ored Students l Freshmen Terri The Freshman cheerleaders in 1975 will never be forgot- ten because they were all tiny, but incredibly enthusiastic girls. Freshman Favorite Terri Malone exemplifies this cheerleader group. Her unbounded energy amazed every- one who knew her. She was a member of F.C.A. and enjoyed horseback riding. Terri liked her first year at N.M. best because she met so many new friends. Fernando Freshman Favorite. Fernando Villafana. was another of the athletes honored at North Mesquite this year. A football player. he was known for his variety of interests. Fernando plans to continue in F.C.A.. hopes to improve his grades. and wants football to stay a part of his life. He is interested in law as a career. Iuniors Ian Zany Ian Duffer was chosen by her classmates to be one ofthe 1975 Iunior Favorites. She was known for her outgoing personality and bright smile. A member of the French Club and Pacesetter Drill Team, she also enjoyed swimming. and dancing and espe- cially meeting people, Ian plans to go to Iunior College in California when she gradu- ates and would like to be an interior decorator. Terry Terry Davis. a very busy young man. was chosen as lan's count- erpart. A member of the Student Council. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Young Life and F.H.A., he also actively participates in functions at his church. He played football this year and would like to be a coach someday. When asked his reaction to being elected. he said he was shocked and added that he liked school and thought this year was the best. cCo Receives Dedication lledication: The act of Mr. lames McCoy giving his time. loyalty, advice. and strength to every person who had anything to do with the great success and spirit of North Mesquite High School. The vivacious assistant principal was interested in the well-being and prosperity of every student, faculty member or administrator. lust a few of this busy man's duties at North Mesquite were calling substitute teachers. making those unforgettable 8:25 a.in. announcements. handling textbook business, and being an all-around helpful guy. Many seniors showed thanks to Mr. McCoy for helping them get early dismiss- als and taking care of absences. Therefore. in all sincerity, the Trailblazer staff proudly dedicates this book to Mr. james McCoy. iii WNW gxxsxx mimi f -xg w N 1 ff' qi wx-.xxx s Q W w 5 'b W S ,x 'xNxsx' 5 5 in 5 'iss 'W Nuff' 1. is if 'LH -if w Q. 0 5, xg W Y Q- F . 1, tg ,K Y .E N , L Biff.. Itt wtxfiiw xt .Ji V Left: Every morning Mr. McCoy makes his melodious announcements. If one's name is called. one better find his way to the office right quick. Above: One ofthe assistant principal's jobs is to call on senior students if they are absent. Fi e Seniors Honored b ew Award Beginning this year. the yearbook staff deeided to give an award to seniors who played important parts in bringing reeognition to them- selves and their sehool. We felt that these stu- J dents should be rewarded for their high achievements in elubs, sports, or aeademies. lt is our privilege then to present these five sen- iors with the 1974-1975 Trailblazer Award. at Kathy Calhoun Lynne Campbell Van Ogden Bob lladdox Howard McNeil KHHQI Lynne President of the Thespian Troupe Cheerleading played an important and three-year member of the Drama part of l.ynne Campbell's four high Club, Kathy Calhoun definitely found sehool years. She reeeived awards in herself interested in theatre. She was in loeal and distriet meets forthe Number the Cirl's and A cappella Choir. on the Sense Team. Lynne joined the Freneh Honor Roll. in the French Club. and a Club. FCA. and was Treasurer of the Paeesetter for two years. National llonor Society. lBob The medieal world found itself ready for Bob Haddox. He was employed by Baylor Hospital in Dallas to further his knowledge of the subject Bob was Viee-Presideiit of the Latin Club and reeeived several awards for eompeti- tion in the Sczienee Club. Klan Basketball was one of Van Ogden's favorite sports. He showed this by let- tering on the Varsity team his junior and senior years. Van appeared on the North Mesquite Honor Roll. and was an aetive member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. lloyvard llonor student. Howard lVleNeil. has reeeived awards in loeal. distriet, regional, and state meets for the Num- ber Sense and Slide Rule Team. lle was in the NHS and Spanish Club. Howard was featured in W'ho's Who and was a National Merit Semi-Finalist. ELAEEEE Faces, faces, and more faces. Like a collage of faces. so are the ideas and personalities of the students at North Mesquite. All these people may have acted as individuals in their own world, but nothing could ever upset the sense of unity that will always prevail over the entire student body, , r i. WL, 41 3 , ,W N., 4 , JF qw Freshmen Begin N W Life 7 c ,J 1 if 'Y -as , ,E fa- W i Left: Freshman Class Officers are: Vice-President, Diane Truesdaleg President, Byron McCoyg and Secretary, Ruth Hernandez. Below left: Senior, Mike Nelson, dispenses free advice on doing well at North Mesquite to beginner Pam Ienkins. Below right: Freshman frustration during the first week of school ran high: as exemplified by Ierry Bannister, who is struggling with his locker. ' if 4 . A K Diana Abbott f 1, run-vm mpv --.-...,-. H, W1 , ,,.,. 4 J V ...4 ' ., , ,M I IZ! V 5 f .g.,,- ,, ' hh -. .. ' W , I ' 75 53 , 'ff 4- B T V zes- Dianne Derrick . Adams Albert Tony Aldas I , + V T V G ' ' V e V A V I , V V, A V V X KV Lydia Can-Ay , lf K A 11 Amador Anderson Grady Anderson F- M A 4' 3, ni . , 12 43? ,yi '5 ,, 4 ' - f I t x 1 K V, ,ev Sherri Alexander Steve Guy Alexander Allen Dean Yuonne Ianet Anderson 4 H7 Ronnie Cheryl Allford Alsup Vicki Chet Arey Armistead I xi V . Anderson Andrews Debbie Rhonda Anna Arden Brian Pam Aube Ausley H A Craig CindaBaer .- Ayers ', V' i Clarence Donna kr ,rg .gf,,..1 Baker Baldwin r22m.::n:'v X - if .. 'iw i ii f '1' .. y 4 if Q A Ag V' 'ei ' I 'lk 'K 5 Qfl as A 1 ? Ieriay David A A Bal win Ballard Ienice Tim l 1 Bamburg Banks lerry Scott Bannister Bardin Michelle Ienny , ' S, . Bardwell Barker , Q f ' l ' Roger Mary '2 Q ' H ff Barlelt Barnes 3 . ' ,V f T' 1 Chuck Sandy 1 ' 5 1?f,fx' 1.i. ' XV Barnett Bartlett 5 A Peri Edie A Basden Bass Mark Iohn Bass Bauer wb? , 5 .5 ! Q. .gf 6 Q Linda Kayla Baughman Beard Tim Beavers Tony Beckler Katrina Sheri Beeler Beeson Deidra Bell Tom Bell 'TH 'fe-7' Steve Lanita Benbrook Blackburn Tiana Larry Benedict Blair Grady Laurie Bennett Blankenship lean Toni Bennett Blanton Robert Kristi Berg Bobo Belinda Mary Io Beynoso Bonser Kamie Kim Birdwell Borchardt Deanna Boshart Cindy Bosscawen Alice Boughner Karla Bowen Sherry Boyd Deborah Bozarth Cathy Bradbury Laura Melinda Braddock Brown Sherry Roger Brashear Brown George Ieri Brian Browning David Randy Brown Broviming Don Dennis Brown Bruner Kelley Mark Brown Brunet Kym Mike Brown Bruton W W. ff ,nu Susan Beverly Kim Bueltel Burton Campbell Scottie Robbie Robert Bunger Burton Campbell Donna Shannon Eddie Bunyard Burton Cantrell Mike Donna Darla Burch Byers Carey Howie Lynda Bobby Burkhalter Cain Carlton Mike Iunell Scott Burkhart Caldwell Carter Buddy Kelly Theresa Burleson Campbell Causey Stac Chadwick Lisa Chaffin Kathy Chambers Tim Chanault Glenda Chapman David Charles David Cheyne Ray Childress Warren Choate Ianet Christian Steve Cigelske Mitzy Clark Chris Clary Cheryl Claybrook Adena Collar Felicia Collis r Tami Combs Brenda Conover Bobby Cook Rusty Cook Debbie Cooper e Cooper Scott Cooper Bobby Corbis Blair Corley Steve Coursey Ga Cathy Coyle YY Covington 'NY nh' as Ricky Clem Lisa Clouse Terry Clower Bill Cochran Pam Cosswell Richard Coffman Tina Cole ea- joe Coyle Tomm Cross Mike Crow Karla Cumno Karen Curtis Dana Cutler David Cutright Deborah Daniels Michelle Darling Ken David Donald Davidson Bret Davis Bubba Davis Charla Davis Ierry Davis Kathern Davis Keith Davis Laura Davis Ramo Davis Sallie Davis Terri Davis Freshmen Gary Derrick DeRusha Chris Karla Denton Denton Martha William Laura Day DeFord Dennis Denson Pam Billy Linda Dobson DuRemus Glenn jimmy Dietel Dillard Iulie Chris Greg Deshazo Dewitt 'fa' Diana Tamara DeWolfe Karen Driggers Drumm A Dicky Phillip Russell Duke Duke Gregg Iames Duckworth Duffer Brenda Douglas Dowdy f, .,, tv ca- Cindy David Edwards Edwards Dana Tina Eaton Eckols Dennis Hershel Darrell Dean Dumas Dwight Dyer Dykema Mark Sharon Edwards Edwards Cindi Ellis Ed Phillip Evans Evans Alan Everett 0 Tommy Neva Essary Estes Debbie Anne Eoff Erriguez Scott Elwonger Teresa Charles Farrell Faulkner Gregg Steve Ewing Fallwell Mike Everett Freshmen Iune Diane Faulkner Ferguson Debra Diana Fielden Fields Wes Greg :Vi Steve Charles Fitzgerald Fleming Shabecka Iill Fleming Fletcher Fields Fickel Cindy Tony Firth Fischer Barry Gilbert Iulie Gene Folks Ford Sherri Debbie Forsythe Fox Flinn Flores Chris Kay Floyd Foley Kathy Shane Kim Steve Frederick Freeman Ieff Lisa Fudge Fullington Allan Cindy A Fox Frame Ioni Patricia Franklin Franklin if Io Anne Billy y Fuston Gain Mike Donna Gandy Garner Fullmer Fullmer Chip Gaylord Fulton Furman Mark Kevin Bridget Iulie Garner Gassett lohn Lisa Gayler Germer Giatrakis Gibbens f l Rock lo Anne - i Gibbens Gibboney Larry Patricia Gibbs Gibson Randy Iay Gilbert Gillian Diane Gregg Rodney Gregg Valerie Gregg Pam Grego Ritzky Grcgu Belinda Griffin Cindy Griffing Ieff Grizzard Iackie Gurecky Debra Guzy Ierry Hadaway Linda Haddox Van Halbert Britt Hall If 1: Lana Gilmore Lana Givens Robert Glasscoe Laura Glenn Ian Glover Charlette Godfrey Ginger Goforth Ioe Gomez Frances Gonzales Christy Goodwin Cheri Gordet Ronnie Gowens Teresa Grant Bruce Gravel Mary Graves Richard Gray Teri Gray Robert Green Sandi Green Terry Green Wayne Green Bryan Hall Tonya Hammond Sherry Hammond Geri Harber Winki Hargrove Bud Harper Kalhey Harrell Annette Harrelson Iimmy Harris Robert Harris Iimmy Harrison Sandy Hart Steve Harvey Guy Hasley Terri Hatley Nadine Hawtik Susan Hayes Chuck Haynes Iacky Heard Lisa Hearn Kathy Hearne Iohn Hollingsworth Marty Holmes Linda Tammy Howland Paul Howell Letha Holt Charles Hood Ronnie Horrell Iames Howard e Howard Hu bbs Lisa Huckabayee Rhonda Huckabee Ieff Huffman Cindy Hughes .4- George Heath Mike Hemphill Cynthia Hernandez Ruth Hernandez Scott Herndon Robert Herrage Carole Hetzel Iulie Hicks Paul Hicks Iimmy Hilbert Willy Hilburn Brenda Hill Darin Hill Rocky Hill Vicki Heonig Pam Hogan Mac Hohenberger Anita Holcomb Patricia Holderman Cheryl Holland Connie Holland fv- David Mike Greg Hughes Hutchinson Ieffers Ion Barbara Lori Hughes Ingram Ieffers Kim Danny Pam Hughes Iackman Ienkins Matt Dale lef f Hunt Iackson Iewett Henry Donna David Hunter jackson Iohnson IoAl1yce Kelly Gary Huntress Iaekson Iohnson Micheal Teresa Gina Husband Ianecka Iohnson Freshmen if -fy 5 I L Lisa Gail Iudd Kannada Nancy Iohnny D Ch 1 Iones Iordan oug ery P I D Iohnston Iones ' au ean Iohnson Iohnston 'fl Danny Kathy 1 i .8 Kennedy Kidd A E? Carolyn Tony Kelly Kempf Bobby Lynn Keith Kellehan I Mike Iames Karasek Keel E f if 'Z K' I bg Y xt ,Q 'Xp J 1 if L ' L W--av I Kelly Iulie - ' Kovar Kula a Kent Karen Klutts Koerner Audrey Lauri Kirtley Klein Rusty Dennis 4 King Kingrey Cody Cheryl Lankford Larkin Terry Cody Lamb Laning Ieff Linda Lafuy Lake Mark Iennifer Kuo Kyser Leonard Lewis ' f , ' Ieff Io Anne Lenz Leonard Tina Esther Leavitt Lee Dwight Mark Lawrence Layton W e i Debbie Lisa If Long Long Rhonda Ieannette Lieber Lindsey Ral h Debbie Liegel Lieber Lewis Lewis M Mm FCS H1911 I 4 Teresa Mickey Lopez Loveless Phil Gerald Lowcock Lowe I ' m l ' il1'2dain Mime Z L Terrie Buddy Malone Maples Rhonda Bay Maritn Martinez Keith Danny Lowery Machado Buddy Lee Mackey Mackey Mike lay Marin Marshall Tina Gema Max Dianna Marshall Martin ,f, lay Ioni Martin Martin qt f ! fflf! ' X ,IQ lim Ierr Mayfield Mcgall Nancy Brian McCarley McClellan Massey Mason Iulie Byron Roy Rickey May May McClung McCoy fs: , . aw' ya? Susan Chip McCulloch McDaniels Cheryl Michelle , K 1 McDonald McEntire fc Beth Susan ' ' i fi McGowan McGuire Glen Susie McHenry McKanna Sandy mann McKeever cKinney ,. 'A Q ' . ,Q , -' ,,, 'i' f Q I y Leslie Mike McKee McKee Greg Randy McMillan McMillan Brian Iamie McMullen McMullen Keith Mike McMullen Mead Donna Moors Doug Moo e Morris Houston Morris Kenneth Moore Kenneth Moore Terry Morris Wayne Morris Terri Moore Kevin Moran Becky Morgan Bart Morrison Donn Morse Ienny Moseley I Sandra Alan Ioan Megason Miller Mitch Scott Chris Dun Meier Miller Mitchell Mark Donna Susan Melton Miller Moehle Mitch Eddie Steve Melton Miller Mukszygki Mike' Iames Randy Melvin Miller Monroe Revell Lynn Debbie Merrell Miller Moody Julie Pam Britt Milam Miller Moore -.af 44' xi' li! fx? Larry Moseley Shrenda Mowery Peter Muhl Cindy Mulheron Gina Murphree Debbie Myers Wanda NHPP Donny Neeley Patty N eeley Tina Nelson Troy Nelson Lisa N ewbern Bill Newman Cynthia Nicks Alan Noll Phillip Nolley Kim Northcutt Chris Ordeck Billy O'Rei1ly Becky Ortiz Teresa Overstreet Kenny Pace Ronnie Page Marc Painter Carol Palich Tommy Parker Vance Parkey Debra Parks Connie Patterson Kent Patterson Virginia Patterson Kathi Patton Vickie Patton Lyle Paugh Tena Peavey 4 l x 1 v QP. Cynthia Pendley Brad Pennington Pat Pennington Henrey Peres Lisa Perkins Mark Perkins Terri Perritt Charles Peters Cindy Peterson Tammy Petty Steve Peyton Phelps Barry Phillips Iames Phillips Vickie Phillips Suzana Pierce Rocky Pierson Alicia Pilgrim Wesley Plunk Linda Pope Kevan Porter rv fn I ag ff Thomas Porter Donna Powell Dawn Powell lean Power Ieff Prater Iohn Prater Paula Pruitt Linda Puente Robin Pulley Andy Qualls Tammy Quate Dylinda Rabb john Ragsdill Pam Raines Chuck Ray Gary Reed Ronald Reed Sharon Reed Steve Reich Carol Reid Nancy Reyna Freshmen F Kevin Becky Riggs Rigney Terri Steve , - Richardson Ries Kathy Rodney Richardson Richardson Terri Danny Rhea Rich Ioni Lisa Rogers Rogers if .2 I Rodney Donna L Robertson Rodgers 1 l Rodney Stefani Roberson Roberts Penny Victor Ritchie Rizzo Eric David Rosner Ross Ricky Taylor Rose Rose l Derek Patty Rohde Rose Phil Timmy Rogers Rogers Debbie Theresa Saffle Samford Marty Shavm Russell Rutter Sandra Lisa Roush Rude Mark Sherry Ross Ross Karen Donnie Schweng Scott Lori Iim Schneider Schulgen Karla Michele Saunders Schack David Robert l Samuels Saucedo af' -4-we 1 ' -, ' :iii e Iimmy Ioni an Settles Shafer ff-W ff Troy Kevin I Shreves Sellars Ricky Mark Scott Scudder Mia Freshmen Scott Randy Shaffer Shaft Scott Dana Shaver Shelton Morris Tommy Shelton Sherrill Earl Cindy Sherrim Shiflet xiii Robby Ian Shine Shipley Kraig Ieff Shipp Simmons Sandra Ioe 1 Slaton Slay Sharon Dan Slayden Smith iw Ken Kim If rl 4 Smith Smith Robert Terry Smith Smith Terrie Tommy Simms Simpson Kim Victor Sipe Skinner Debra Diana Smith Smith I A I Don Ioe Smith Smith Walter Gylum My Mark Tommy Spears Speed Charles Rusty Spencer Spoerl Smith Snell -.-Q Doug Iames Spruill Sonier Theresa Sandra Snyder Spates Cheryl Lee Starks Starks Kim Susan Stavedale Steele Tracy Neil Stem bridge Stephens Becky Ken Stevenson Stewart Terri Tommy Stewart Stewart i., ,iv X!! il Cindy Slit! Iris Stone Ierry Stone Tim Storz Kathy Stout Kathy Strader Donna Stringer Lorraine Stuard Kevin Stubbs Marianne Stubbs Teresa Siurdevant Edward Suder Lila Sunday Mark Swann Robert Sweeney Nathan Swindle Devin Talley Steve Tanco Eddie Taylor Liz Taylor Susan Taylor Bruce Tea ue Zac Te cr Teri Tettleton E Thario Wanda hario 's homas Charles Thomnso II Debbie Thompson Tonya Thorp Pam Thrasher Tony Titus Bo Tobias Craig Tooker jimmy Torres lp.. ,,..- 11 ,ji ti Ba- me N., Terri Townsend Diane Truesdell Randy Trussell David Tucker Billy Tuerck Steve Tullis Connie Tulley Michele Tusa Karen Tyndall Charles Upchurch Doug Utley Kathy Vandiver Lynda VanLenn Brenda Vessles Fernando Villafana Georgina Vincent Tony Walker Renae Wallace Iames Waniland Karen Warren Mark Warren are 'F' ir 'ite ,., .9 Sherrie Warren Cheryl Waters Laurie Waters Randy Waters Eddie Watson Nita Weathersby Helen Webb Annette Williams Beverly Williams Clint Williams Debbie Williams Debra Williams Cary Williams Iohn Williams ,va- Alan Weems Brian Wesley Scott West Scott Westlake David Westmoreland Karen Whitaker Iill White Steve White Susan White Dewayne Whited Larry Whitley Cindy Wieding Rusty Willard Karen Willeford Kenneth Williams MareeLou Williams Richard Williams Ronnie Williams Allen Willis Mike Winslow Trent Wohlschlaeger H r' CTD li' nw .pr fc 'sv Af -fr Laure Womble Brett Woodard Glenn Woodham Billy Wooley Craig Wolheater Sherry Wooten Vicki Wren john Wright Kathy Wright Marty Wright Tammy Wright Herb Wurdeman Darren Yarborough Debbie Yarborough ix 1 Melody York Wanda York ludy Young Randy Young Vince Youngbloo Sally Zaeske Donna Zook d Freshmen Freshmen Get Involved xe 'L ' K- 'Si MJ se- t s e' -' -- 1 e 4 t-- liee . - K ,,, - - Q 'O . wx Q K ' f-,. K. t , Q' 1,i? f t ' 'F Q ' 'i l ee e eee f + t to ' -L a-'Sf' if 0 t 1 , is .t so -t EM- X t' 4 - .: g'..l!. P if f -mi 5: 2 ' . .. ' - s Q Q -A..-' Q ' . :- ' ..., th s v' ll in , kb QE, -N ' A A , ,Q ,mhA fp K. p I ,E ,A - 'N' :Y , N' in . ' k:. . R. Q VKNWKM W V 5 t 'i sk 1.2, ini. A . ,ee., ,. Q I ,A . ..Ee-lit-fi. K . A 1 - ,-AA A.AAA l ' 1 . it llli Tflll. i ,t flW'L'V e l l .e.b. V W it h'gi ZLV khyy eeee ' e ' L t in , -1 , ks., - L . ' it . ,, 'i' . ,, . Above: Freshman Band plays at a mid-day practice for a freshman game performance. Below left: A freshman basketball player, Ieff Lafoy, shoots while teammates observe. Below right: Ruth Hernandez, Katrina Beeler and Belinda Griffin stand in practice clothes at majorette practice. 93 'Irv we , ve 9 , av- Q A . , -N - Q V ' W ,, Y H . .1 'M K , A , 1 6 Sophomores Begin 2nd Year The sophomore class officers for the 1975 school year are Kathy Patton, secretary, Sandy Izzarelli, vice- president, Steve Roushey, president. Duane Daniel Abbott Adams Bill Neal Ables Adams Charles Adkins Desiree Albert Mike Aldas Tony Aldas l0y Alford Kim Allen Larry Allen Vicki Allen Gayla Ataway Vickie Badgett Kennet Austin Lisa A1 a Bailey Scott Azanran Bahey Gary Baldwin Kerry Baldwin Sharon Baldwin Karne Ballas .rdf 'TSP Y-3 ohn D3V1d Karen Gary Anderson Aher Ballas Barnes Charlie David Amy Rickey Arnold Ashwood Ballenger Barnes Eddy Mlke Iune Theresa Arnold Atlins Bamburg Barnes Gary Sopho Chris Trudie Denise Chris Barry Baty Bishop Blackman Carol Chris Gina Kim Barton Baugh Black Blankenship Anita Tina Timmie Patricia Bassinger Baugh. Black Blanks Debie Beane Brad Beathe Becky Belshe Yolanda Benavidez Ioel Berry Wendy Berry , mf -flh Steve Beshear Rodney Bebill Peggy Biles Greg Box Kim Body Alice Boyle Pat Boyle Allen Bozarth Lynn Braddock Donna Blanton Donald Blaylock Laurie Boley Linda Browning Robert Browning Kris Bruck Lisa Bolton Betty Boozer Cindy Borchardt Silsa Bryan Mark Burkett Keith Brunam Brenda Bradlye Cynthia Bradley Vicky Brashear Terry Brizendine Sahrl Brock Angie Brooks Iames Burnett Iill Bynum Robert Byrd Chris Campbell Penny Campbell Sam Campos Celita Cantrell Ioyce Carlton Mark Carlton a ar er ickey arter aren avan Ralph Brosins Kim Brown Leota Brown Debbie Chambers Iune Champion Beth Chapman Doug Chisenhall Tammy Clanton i Denise Lyle Christy Tammy Clark Charles Mike Cigelske Carroll Close Carol Cheek Sophomores Atavia Cloud Sylvia Clouse Betty Coats M fi AQ , ' all 9' V? Iames Iesse David Coffman Collard Collins is 1? 'V 'x . Billy Iames Annette Bebra Coats Coffman Collins Collins Ricky David Bill Brian Coats Coleman Collins Colwill Io Anne Cope Bret Perry Combs Corbin Gayle Sandra Conrad Covington Debbie Cox Steven Craighead Carolyn Crain Deborah Crandall Pam Crane Debbie Cross 'X 1 Vicki Scott Roger Crumpton Dailey Daniel Ieff Steve Crumley Cunningham Kay Kim Cumnock Curl Pam Davis Tommy Davis Tony Davis Leslie Day Henry Demers Teresa DeMoss RM? Tracey Mike Dalton Davault Steve Greg Daniel Davidson Iames Devenport Davis Kathy Denton Dilly Dennis Darlene Devenport Dodd Dennis Dale Billy DoRemus Drumm Duckworth Shannon Doggett Frank Donovan Chris Dove Kyle Shelly Kim Duckett Dunn Sherri Linda Driggers Duckworth Dunn Donna Pat Danita Eaton Elwell Eoff Steve Steve Steven Elkins Elwonger Essary Larry Marsha Tina Ellington England Essler -lf' Renae Tim David Susan Dunn Durrett Evans Fick Larry Tammy Debbie Randy Dupree Dykema Everett Finklea Celisa Ricky Kerry Marsha Durdin Easthom Fain Fleming Russell Iames Leigh Ann Sandra Floyd Foster Gaskin Gay Tina Mike Michelle Tim Floyd Fox Gates Gentry Doug Teresa Tracy Lynn Foster Fox Gates Gerold rf' Cindie Franks Kenneth Fulkner Brady Furrh Tommy Vicki Gandy Garner Fallon Karen Garner Garrett Mary Larry Garner Garza , gg 5 .,.,,,, if . ..,,, .,, ,. 1 5 1 f' 3 David Gibbons Cindy Gibbs Karis Gibson Barry Gumm Sherra Gumm Chuck Gumm - ,,,,L, . ,rv K V api 1 3 f Iimmy Gideon Cindee Gilfoy Don Glancy Kenny Gurecky Eddie Guzman Kevin Hackett ,N .f Scott Steffi Gleason Goldsberry Iay Iulie Glover Goldston Dinny Glen Gnader Gonnet David Gonyaw Alex Gonzalez Mary Gonzalez Xu? 11' Leisa Goodwin David Greene Iames Greer Debbie Harris Vickie Harris Tony Hart Greg Griffin Paula Griffin Mike Gstohl Sopho- mores Vickie Hartline Randy Hartness Pam Harty Lloyd Hadle Don Ham Kelly Hami lton Ieanie Hammons Rhonda Hardin George Harmon Linda Harper Scott Harper Norris Harrington 'ff' r1 Leah Nita Meleah Hawlik Hearn Hendrix Debi Vickie Hayes Iam Heaney Ieanette Harville Lisa Learn Mike Heath Hernandez Paula Raymond Hasley S h Hernandez 5,3 Sonya Randy Guy Hicks Hobbs Holder Dean Mike Garry David Hickey Hill Hodges Holley Iimmy Ty Nikki Tony 1 Hicks Hill Hodges Hollifiels X l l ad' Ioan Stanley Sharon Hooper Howell Huddleston Cathie Ken Iane Chris Holman Hoskihns Huddleston Hudson Cassandra Kathy Iudy Dana Holmes 4 Howard Huddletston Humphus Rose Betty Pe Iacovielli Irons 985' Ianecka Mark Mark Sandi Cindy Hunt Inman lzzarelli Iaynes Erin Donna Cindi Buddy Hunter Inmon Iameson Ienkms Ioe Iohnson Scott Iohnson Debbie Iones I, Betty Iohnson , Ieff Iohnson Kenny Iohnson Randy Iohnson Vivian ulle Ionson Iones Debbie Robert Iones ones Sandra Iones Monte Iudd Sheila Kalka Peggy. Kazmlr Pat Kearney Kay Keel Thereas Kelly Karen Kennor Sandy Kestler Cindy King X its get R sig X lk X X is 0' t in- -. aa! wi X X F , ,S t We 'lf st ' N. t 3 3 3 Q 1 :C -. gi- V ,flwi , Y' 1 E 5 ' Asn .' Q 'Q i Q ii' at K L 'Q 'Z - i ff? .3 .Q'. . ' 'K Q L so M It ' ' 1 A . aff? A Q Eathy Marlene ing King Kerri Terri King King Lisa Terri King King ITIOFGS Cherly Larson Shane Lee Warren Lee Leah Lenz Mike Leslie lack Lewis Tony Kingrey Iohnnie Kinney Gregg Kirkpartick Sandy Kirkpatrick Shonda Kissinger Rusty Krause Iohn Kula David Laird I Oy Lake . dddi ., . sf L . . ' A L j, 1 k ,. E '5 0 gi L 3? -Q f S V Susan Lanbright Gary Lamonte Karvin LaMonte Q, Donna Langford Ioe Lantrip Iames Larsen Gary Andy Long Luchini Gary Liz Longley Luck Cynthia Annette . I aaa'- s K M ' HW y , - R 2? iff' f' I- L 5 fi tttt , Q , X i M 'f '- f ,X i , if N . K to Q . fl .e e , . . - , , - V . ,M ,, 1 I i 1 i - -Q Z: , xr- - M 1- is L' Q ' 5 iii Ki .ii 1 ..,.. 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Lynn Dawn Ton Martin Mason Y Mayhaw Theresa Dean Lisa ,,-1 Mashburn Amson Maynard Dal Nonnie Cindy Mason Mason McBay t Mark Cindy Lynd Maples Kelly Renne Lyons Mark Sandy Kim Malone Martin urtis Doug cClusky McDowell . ick Gerry VIcCullough McGahan Slelly Stacy cDonald McGowen Randy McBroon Christine McCall Rocky McCary Bret Miller Cindy Miller Donna iller Keith McClellen David McClendon Gale McClinton Henry Miller Ianet Miller Suzie Miller Shirley Iean Ricky Mclntosh McMasters Mead Rob Kim Patti McKenzie McReynolds Mercer Dennis Kevin Blair McKethan McVoy Miller Stan Frank Lisa Moffatt Molock Moore 'Q' Ieanne Rose Ann Ieff Moody Lori Milligan Molandse Dent Moore Moore Karen Mike Molina Paula Moble Moore N Sophomores Billy Rick ,:. I Andy Morris Morrison ' Muhl eaer s 1 allrl f f Terri Iay Cathy Iudy Moore Morris Morrow Mulheron Becky Roberta Karen Susan Moreno Morris Moses Mullis Rhonda Pau Llnda Myers Neal Nebling Brenda Tim Paula Chris Murray Nash Neal Nelson Lori Hershell Randy David Myers Neal Neal Nelson Darryl Annette Nettles Nichols ecky Norman Laurie Brends lay Randy Nelson New Nichols Norris Robin Billy Elizabeth Sharon Nesbitt Newby Nobles Nowell Carlton Pam Odom Oshel Q Mike Owen Diane O'Rrian Sharne O'Conner Mike Ogas George Ortiz Terry Dallas Osteen Owens Stephen Donna Otts Owens Steve Pace Cathy Palmer Iohn V Lee Tom Pannell V A il llil Parker Parmer 3 W: E' 1 Eg h V , ,, L Gwen Patti Pape Parker Bruce Mark Parker Parlington Rhonda Pate Pat Patterson 'Sn Anthony Danny Dale Peterson - Pina Plant Ieni Cindy Paula Picus Pinkston Plemons David Kristi Pam Pillow Pintor Powell Kathy Patton Karen Payne Iohnny Penix Sopho mores Kevin Quine Terry Randall Kevin Ray Phi Pennington Teresa Perryman Debbie Paters Don Reed Linda Reed Russell Reed Russell Cindy Reed Rice Lorri Darrel Reese Rigdon Rhonda Ion Reeves Riggs Iohn Riley Lupe Rivera Pete Rivera Vicki e Powell Procl Darlene udy Price Pruiett ohn Purcell Anne Iimmy Rizzotto Robinso Lori Cindy Roberts Rocha Valerie Kathy Robertson Roe Steve Tammy . Susan V? Terry Roe Debbie Rogers Kg? Becky Rose Duck Ross Roushey Russ Ryan Debbie Frita Lee Royal Fussell Saint Darren Pam Pat Runnels Russell Sampeck 'Y Karen Sampson Mark Ricky Sanford Raymond Sanderson Saucedo Robin Glen Ben Berme Root Bret Schuch Tina Schwarte Ross Schwend Roush Ronnie Schweng Randy Seay Dennis Sherrand Sanford ane Singleton Vicky Skidmore Sherry Slagel Schark Trena Slavens Cindy Smith Cmdy Smith -.qv if 3 Iulia Shipley Colleen Shipp Keith Shuffler if Q Alan Shuttleworth Debbie Sigler Marty Sigman Iill Simmons Lynn Simmons Tina Simmons M-If-sr Kim Richard Cindy Diane Smith ' Keely Smith Smith Smith Snider Larry Smith' Tommy Smith Anna Rhonda Smith Vince Smith Snyder Deana Sophomores Snyder Cheryl Speaks Tim Spillman Don Spradlmg l WWE Cheryl if 123173 Steinmiller M 'Q' . Qet i S w , A' -Aga. 5 22' t 'ff Delora Robbie Sliruger Stephens Iu ie Carol Stapleton Stephenson Sarah Stewart Kim Stidham Ronald Stivers 1l n'- Brldgett Michael Denise Stuart Swadley Tatsch Dan Ioe Matthew Darlene Stoldt Sudderth Swann Taylor Sherry Beverly Iim David Strauser Sutherland Switzer Taylor w...,, 2, Patti Danna Bill S Tekell Thompson Tobias ' ' 5 111,25 ix' Terry Randy Nita Mike 1 Taylor Templeton Thorneberry Townsend Roberta Vickie Charles Iill Tazelarr Thomas Tillison Trotter Stephen Tundall Karen ' Belinda Trower Turner Ienifer Chuck I Truesdell Turner Kay Turner '?' Trisha Turner Mark Mark Turner Tusa Mike Danny Turner Tutle Dewayne Ursery 40 Donna Vasquez mgy Debbie Waites Carolyn Charlotte Lynn Lisa Tuttle Usrey Wafford Wakefield Lisa Roger Tammy Kathy Underwood Vance Wagner Wallace Leslie Wallis David Walls Cheir Walters Ianet Wilcoxen Tina Wilkins Claudia Williams Bobby Watson Lana Weaver Iames Webb Loraine Webb Dian Wells Brian Weery Deane Webb udy Weems Nancy Werry Nancy Ward Greg Washington Mike Waters Debbie Willimas Laura Willimas 'Mark Williams V .MJ Kelly Wesley Kathy Whatley Harold VVheeler Alice Wise Les Withrow Denise Worenor Mike White Tracy Whittin Charlotte Wicks Ieffrey Wood Kevin Wood Terry Woodard Paul Williams Robert Williams Sandra Williams Steve Williams Phillis Willis Bobby Wilson Danna Wilson Ronald Wilson Ie-ff Wingard 1:7 Don Bryan Carol Ieff Steve Wright Wright Wright Kristie Yniguez Sophoniores Change Most in Their Busy Year ,, fl: fm' lack Brenda Linda Dana York Young Zaeske Zivney Above: Students in the library prepare for difficult Class peri- ods. Left: The B-Drill officers show a routine to the all sopho- more group. They are led by Kathy Patton, Center. Iuniors Ioin Action Above left: Girls share gossip in a few free minutes during homeroom. Above right: Iunior Kim Bobo studies a typing les- son. Right: Cross Country tracksters Henry Demers, Lou Hulcy, Bob Ford, and Greg Lautenslager pose after first place win. Below: Spirit posters at I-lanby stadium help juniors get ready for the game. 2 ...Qi w Qf t J Th W . . - -siri P I NM' fiilTc3'ri7s - -Q1 Class Ufficers Unite Iuniors Qbove: The junior Class Officers pictured are Secretary, Ian Dufferg President, Glen 1 llen: and Vice-President, Sherry Rhea. The class is responsible for raising money to support projects honoring the seniors. Below: Members of the junior class and others attend an after school assembly during basketball season. It Kathy Acker Kelly Acker Alice Adams Iuniors Gary Adams Rickey Adams Teresa Adams gy dmz y Caryn Alexander Iames Alexander Glen Allen Monica Allen Terry Allen ,..AP Vickie Allen Teri Arnold Victor Aubey ml' Richard Anderson Larry Arthur Cheryl Bacon Wayne Armistead Patty Arthur Iames Bailey .,, ,ar Debbie Armstrong Carrie Arnold David Ashley Phillis Atkins Mark Baker Lisa Bandy 54 I Iuniors 'Wu Rodney Barlett Pam Barnett Brenda Barnes 4 -an Mark Barnes Ierry Barton Rodger Barton Scott Bass Keith Bateman C77 'UW Ann Baughman Pam Baxter Iulie Beard Ieri Beck Cindy Benavides Angelia Benford Ianine Bennie Dennis Biles Patsy Biles Ieannine Bishop Lisa Blackford Iune Blankenship Rich Blanton Scott Blanton Connie Blaylock Allen Bozarth Steve Bozarth Laura Brandenberg Pam Burkhalter Steve Cain V 1 w....ay David Campbell Leann Carter Liz Cavm Stanley Capps Kelli Casper Iohn Chadwick In your Iunior year at school, the administrators M, l i a ,A , ..,p, an t Sharon Caldwell Glen Camp Cheryl Campbell Mary Childrey Ianie Choate and teachers start treating you more adult-like, expecting more from you. Dawn Whitney Ir. Kathy Clark Morton Clary Belinda Close Randy Clark Bruce Claver Bob Clyburn ., ff I N Vicki Chapman Steve Chappell Nita Chenault Keith Cockrell Becky Colbert Iuniors Denise Cook Karen Collins Ianette Conover u Mitchell Contreras , f ln, I it , X ,C C X xi AX A Mike Cook Denny Cooley Gail Coplin Gary Corbett ffl 11' 4 4: Sherry Corder Sharon Crabtree Debbie Cunningham W A A , 4 t t Eric Cornelius Steve Cornelius Kathy Cox Ronnie Coyle Ken Craven Robert Crossen Cheryl Crow Sheril Crumpton Dee Onn Cunningham Allison Curry Kathy Curtis Pam Cutright wifi pk Iuniors fl, Daryl Daniels Iohn David Duane Davidson 'mv ,- ' Tina Davidson Mark Davis Terry Davis Terry Davis Deedra Dennis 7-4 ,,,a.a-1' Len Denton Brian Dhority Melaine Dietel Debbie Dixon Diane Doolin Steve DoRcmus Suzie Douglas Charlie Driggars Ian Duffer Candi Duke Donna Duke David Duncan Kenny Dunn Cyndie Dye Eddie Eason Iuniors Look to Future 4 ,556 V, J, , fi' Sue Eck Mike Edwards Fred Espinoza Laurie Essary Ioe Essler E! Sandy Estes Rickie Etheredge Loretta Eudy Garry Fade Eydie Fagala Terry F agala Natala Failing Kathy Farmer K Steven Fickel Randy Fleming Andrew Flores Ioey Flores Victor Folks Debbie Francis Cathy Franzina Iimmy Fudge Cathy Fulenwider Q32 uf . W, -wtf' With the attitude of my classmates and the Courses we canvtake in this school, it looks like a great future for all of Lou Huloy Ir Q J' N'-0? David Futrell Chuck Gandy Manolo Gargas Mike Garrett Io Anne Gentry Cecil Gibbons Cynthia Gibson Tammy Goforth Iuan Gonzales Alice Gray Kathy Gray Brenda Green Tom Green X Reyne Green Donna Greenway Gary Grelle Debi Gross Mw 'E 41 I ,1 4 4 Tammy Groves Tim Groves Gary Gumm Kathy Gurecky Karen Hadaway 61 Iuniors Cindy Hadley Charlotte Halliday Ricky Ham nz:-l' Iohnny Hamilton Melody Hamilton Kirk Hampton Randy Hamrick David Hannah , llg U' Inge All If . F Pam Harber Greg Harper Krest Harper Iimmy Harris Beverly Hartline Randy Hartness Sondra Harvey Marsha Hatley Rodney Hayes Beverly Haynes Patty Hayslip Ierla Heard Scotty Harry Cheryl Hawkins Kim Heard 0 Iuniors Sherrie Hearn X, , Debbie Heath , K L 4 Kay Henderson will K' 1 1 1 . in I -K 1 1 11 ' gf J , , I VJ, ,. , rg. gf rwy t M,.'iQ3f,f',, Iames Hendrix Matt Hernandes Gisa Herndon Retha Hill Rita Hodges Q ,ff I x Mike Hoff Caren Hohertz Ron Holderman Sharon Holland Cathy Holley Sonie Holman Donna Holt Eddie Holt Marc House Bobby Howard johnny Howard Leland Howard Mark Howard Iulie Howell Charles Hubbs Mike Humphus Kevin Isbell Ricky Iackson Iulie Inmon Becky Iackson Terry Iackson Iumors Consider Quarter System Sandra Hudson MSX Iaggf-IFS Dale I-Iuffines Paul Ieffords Lgu I-Iulcy David Iennings Debbie Iewett Robert Iimenez Cynthia Iohnston Dale Iones Hank Iones Gloria Iimeniz Iulie Iohnson Carol Iones Dean Iones Pam Iones R , 1 ,ff f,-df, Lorna Kaloi Kathy Keel Robert Kennon Karen Kannada Bertie Kempk Tim Kessler The quarter system will be advantageous for every student because it offers a more diverse Curric- ulumf' Chris Williams I 9 x D ls Robert Iones P8111 KGVGS Susan jordan limmy Kier Toni Iordan R0y Kirby Randy Kirklin Neal Kirkpatrick Andrea Knight Sher Kurz Carl LaBarba Mark Kirkpatrick Randy Kirtley Keith Koerner Ieffery Kyser Mitzie Laning Iuniors Greg Lautenslager Iudy Law Kathy Lents Ruth Leslie Bryan Lewis Michael Lewis Steve Lighfoot Tommy Little ex W, 5,34 200' t .XX ' ' 9 ki. Rebecca Lipsey Cathy Lobban Roxanne Lock Sandra Lopez Tony Lowrey Augie Loza Zoe Lucas Nancy Luepnitz Iames Luttrall Greg Lynd Paula Mackey Mark Magee Mary Malone Steve Malone Vicki Marek ,,.a4! Iohn Marshall Iessica Martell Kim Martin IA Iuniors Robby Martin Robert Martin Mike Matthias Dan May Cathy Mayfield 'vzzr .-rn, 41? 4 4- Donna McCauley Cindy McChesney Marty McClendbn Vicki McCollum Lisa McCreary Richard McCulloch Bill McCurdy Pattye McDevitt Yvonne McGee Iohn McKanna Ianet McKee Hal McLarry Chuck McLaughlin Marty McLendon Laura Mejia Iuniors Have Good Tunes Sharon Meloling Kathy Melton Mary Mikuda Vickie Miles Connie Miller Donna Miller Sandi Miller Larry Millett Susan Minton Leslie Mitchell Debbie Moore Cliff Moore Gay Moore Greg Moore Philip Moore Robert Moran Randy Morris Walter Morris Tammy Morrison Terry Moseley David Moss Diana Mowery This has been my best year because I've met so many new friends and had really good experiences at school. Dee Onn Cunningham 'Sz' 122' Dwayne Murr Paul Neeley Brenda Newman Pam Noll Annette Murray Rebecca Neeley Terry Nichol Iames Novey Gary Myers Lynn Newberry Cindy Nicholson Bucky Oakley Iimmy Nations Tambri Newkirk David Nolen Patti Oakley Rhonda Neal -13' Cynthia Odom Loyce Oliver Roberta Olson Anne O'Reilly Gerry Owen Iuniors Kevin Pape Danny Parker f ' limi Sue Parolini if ia 9? Terry Patrick Mike Patterson Louis Paugh Pam Pendley lean Marie Penny - A - P yr P XIX f r x S It 171 Donna Perdue Karen Perkins Cindy Phelps Laurie Phelps Steve Phelps David Pilgrim Iimmy Phillips Karen Pirkle Pam Pitcock Randy Pool Lee Pope Mike Prater Ieane Price Darlene Pritchett Linda Rabe Iuniors Bonita Raulston Cheryl Ray Eddie Redwine Kathy Reed Bob Reynolds Lisa Reynolds Sherri Rhea Danny Rich ,V . ellie David Rickerson Katie Riggins jimmy Risher Gina Roberts Bret Robertson Lometa Robinson Melanie Roden Rhonda Rodgers Raul Rojas Steve Roloff Ioel Reeves David Rowley Sue Rutledge Iulie Samford Sherri Sanders ,aah Debbie Sasser Donna Savage Iames Schack Zane Shipman Ronnie Simons Susan Schneider Tony Severs Keith Shank Pam Seal Shannon Shaffer Valerie Sheffield Iuniors Gam Responsibility Cindy Shelton Liz Shelton Gary Sherman Richard Simpson David Singleton Iay Skipworth Gary Sligar Mark Sinclair Ieff Singleton Suzanne Slayden Ted Small il ,J 8 iw nf Aff rl ,.-f' Kevin Smith Shelley Soward Kimberly Sowell Kim Smith Scott Soward Danny Spoerl It has been a year of mixed emotions, finally real- izing that the work I do will reflect on my life, and on my expectations. Marc Magee Ir. Nancy Smedley Darrel Smith IoAnn Smith Greg Stibbens Shawn Stovall Ioyce Strazzulla Voni Streetman Becky Stinnett Kenneth Strader Ieff Strebeck , Pat Stroud Iennifer Stephens Iames Stevenson Leasa Stewart Spud Sturdevant Scott Talley ,.-4... Iuniors Traci Talley Bill Taylor Rusty Templeton ...ff 'ff' no Chris Thomas Herbie Thomas Sandra Thomas Teresa Thurman Kathy Tidwell ,ana- Kim Tolbert Frank Townsend Rob Trice Steve Tucker Debbie Tyree Larry Vance Ricky Venable Elizabeth Vessels Debbie Vest 1 r Rhonda Trotter Donna Truesdale Carlos Vasquez Ricky Vaugh Pam Vest Chris,Vincent ,xi I' 'T Ginny Vincent Terry Walker Brenda Wall Iuniors Sandra Wallace Cathy Walthall Ieff Warden VaLinda Warren Rhonda Waters Loretta Weatherman Buck Webb Peggy Webb Mike West David Weston David Westphal Ienifer Whitley Dawn Whitney Laura Wieding Nm Qwf Iames Wheeler Iessie White Mike Wiethorn Ioy Welch Layton White Lynn Wilburn 45 Terri Wagner Mike Wolburn Chris Williams ff-'QQ 160 iv' 'Wa wi Randy Williams Linda Wilson Marty Winn Darlene Willson Skipper Wilson Ieff Winner o Seniors 76 , , Avy yi? g 2 E ai ii ii jf In Q Q Ray Winslow Karen Wise Willie Witt Laura Wohlschlaeger Denise Wryeford Dennis Y8I'b0rOugh Pam Y0l1Hg Debbie Woolverton Iames Wright Kim Young Wayne Yniguez Terry Wynne 485 'IP Seniors Follow Abl Right: Senior Class Officers for 1975 are Pam Potter - Vice-Presis dent. Lisa Browning - Secretary, and Keith Fulenwider - Presi- dent. They gave their class direction in senior activities for gradu- ation. Right below: Seniors relax in a homeroom period from heavy elass loads. Gisele Abernathy Debra Adams hs.. . MAL Q -J Donna Adams Charlotte Alcorn Iimmy Aldridge Cynthia Alexander e Leaders David Allen Thomas Alvarado Tommy Amador Glen Anderson Cindy Angelo Dorothy Anguiano Phillis Atkins Larry Atwood .dz Gene Aube Donna Avon Theresa Bailey Charlotte Balch Iohn Bales Phyllis Balthrop Cary Banks Herbert Barker ,,,, M-gd' Rodney Barlett Cindi Barlow Chester Barnes Herbert Barnett Pam Barnett Tara Basken David Beane Minerva Benavidez ,Q I-.. Norma Benavidez Ioe Benfield Linda Bennett Linda Blackburn Mark Blackford Suzanne Blakeley Becky Blankenship Debra Blankenship 'Nil We -av Seniors 1975 Memories make a life. A life is like a photograph Remote, but real Distant, but as close as tomorrow. Each has happened and shows the joys, fears, tears and realities, And accomplishments of yesterday. Carol Iones N.M.H.S. student Iune Blankenship Randy Blanks Marilyn Blanton Tina Bocanegra Cindy Bonhan Bruce Boughner Ioyce Bowen William Boyett Larry Boyle Ronna Bozeman Indy Braddock Martha Braddock .nn- 'flif Cotton hurries to finish his assignment. Paula Bradley Lisa Brizendine Curtis Brown Iana Brown ...S 'vw' .9441 Ray Brown Richard Brown Wesley Brown Vickie Brown Iim Brownell Lisa Browning Bonnie Byers Iudy Byers As fading sunlight filters through the room and lands on some photographs and papers yellowed W-N' with age, memories seem to come to life. And I smile to myself and laugh at the picture of that young silly looking person that bears my name underneath it. Could that really be me? Wow! The fun we used to have - it seems so long ago. But back then, it seemed eternity. Oh the fond and sometimes not so fond remembrance of past school days. june Blankenship Senior 75 Robert Byrom Michael Caballero ,ga Kathy Calhoun Cecil Campbell Lynne Campbell Coy Carter Ionathan Case Perry Causey Sherry Chaney Deana Charba ,Y-uf 'Y' Seniors relax during homeroom. Eddie Chattin Keith Cheek Ioe Chenault Iackie Choate Steve Christie Beth Ann Christy Randy Cleveland Renee Combs Sharon Compton Sharon Conrad y , ...a xx ff'-'xr' -azz:-f if-ex' Kathleen Cook Charles Cope Senior Debbie Trover turns to speak to her classmates. Richard Coyle Tina Crandall Barry Crecelius Sammy Cross Robert Crow David Crumpton Steve Dailey Pam Dale Kathy Darst Kevin Dasing wwf As we all look back on the past four years With all of the hopes and all the fears, The time is approaching for us to go To leave the school, to a world of woe ut one thing we'll have when we make it outside s all of our memories and North Mesquite pride. Steve Hart Senior '75 Kenneth Davenport Tim Davidson Riflky Davis Raynell Dawson -8 Gary Day Iames Day Mark Decker Lawrence Deere Debbie DeMoss Lesa Denbon Russell Dennis Sharon Denton 'Cf' 34, Oh, the free life! Marilyn N olley Senior '75 Sherry Doggett Michael DoRemus , -xr' Nancy Dorsey Donna Douglas Garry Duckworth Mark Dugan qw Debbie Duke Kathryn Duncan William Duncan Diann Dyer Nathan Eaton Cheryl Ellis Robert Elwonger Garry Eoff ,.-.M--.of N-fr We-.,vi Seems to me, this school year's been a breeze Seems to me, they don't care if we freeze Seems to me, McCoy looks as if he's pleased, And he'd be happy if we leave. Seems to me. . . Kelley Wood Senior '75 Steve Ewton Gary Fallwell I Y ':Y I Shannon Estes Brian Everett Rodney Farr jan Faulkner u Bob Fick Cindy Fick Lisa Fickel Kenneth Fields Dana Fisher Dana Ford Rob Ford Becky Foster 'wal' M K. Debbie Francis Mary Friddle Cathy Fulenwider Keith Fulenwider Charles Galyon Priscilla Garcia Kathy Garner Karen Gassett Randy Gray Iohnny Green William Griffin Brian Grizzard Lloyd Groves Dwanna Gunter Gilbert Guzy Wanda Hackett Karen Hadaway Greg Haddock Bob Haddox Gary Halbert Albert Haluzan Margaret Haluzan Lynda Harbough Gary Hardin L.. 3 .Ani .3 A Y Keith Fulenwider and Craig Meier, parteners in a game of Spades, plan to s pooonents. Vicki Harmon Lee Harris et their 3- . I-LAL. . . Cynthia Harrison Kelly Hatfield Cheryl Hawkins Patsy Hayes Gary Haynes Kim Heard Tim Heffran Linda Hemphill Bonnie Byers has a radiant smile as she is being escorted by Cheryll Henderson Corky Herring and Bobby Watts. Ierry Henderson Ierry Henery Doug Henson Marty Herndon Iulian Herrera Cindy Herring Corky Herring Barbara Hesser Timothy Hibben E i x, -N 3 .nw 'F 3 . xmA. or . .Q 4 ' A siqggfvy , - si, X ,, Alan Rose sings a tune for our photographer. Diana Hinkle lack Hobbs Sharon Holland Iimmy Hoover aio A N393 'wff' MQ Cindy Hopkins Tammy Howse Cynthia Hudson Ieffrey Hudson Tony Hughes Kay Hundley Richard Hutyra Mary Iacoveili him..-,- -ix ,mf JY fi, NO Norman Irvin Ianice Izzarelii Iudith lackson Robert Iackson Chuck Long enjoys the privilege of being teacher of the day. M54 N04 Anna janecka Helen Ieffords Bryce Ienson Iames Iohnson lean Iohnson jeff Iohnson Mike Iohnson David Iohnston So many things are unsolved and dreams only dreams unreality. If we Could only be honest and admit to ourselves, maybe all could be reality. Kay l-lundley ES' Senior '75 Linda Iohnston Bodie Iones David Iones Donna Iones Larry Iones Melody Iones The only self-made man l know, is God. So be thankful for your fellow man, He helped you to become what you are - gd Whatever that may be. W'-'rf' Carl Storz N.M.l-I.S. Student Iohn Kirby Ianet Kirohmeyer has Gary Lacey Duane Lancaster Georginna Kouri Sher Kurz .Alf Sandra LaQuey Karen Lassiter Cobey Lawrence Sarah Lewellan Cathy Lewis Barbara Long Carolyn Long Charles Long X .3 96 Martha Mathis Evelyn Matlock Debbie Mayfield Charles Mays Donna McCauley David McClinton Brenda McC1urg Rebecca McConathy Larry Mosher and Louis Washington among other seniors enjoy a good game of cards. Kathy McWnirter Craig Meier fe- ',, Laura Mejia David Miller Ierri Miller Michael Miller Paula Miller Mark Minton Kyle Miller Daniel Mitch 4TT 'I'P My I-ligh School Years My Freshman year was filled with fun, But now my Freshman year is done. I won't be able to go back to something in the past, I just hope the memory will last. My Sophomore year was next in line, I probably won't have many of that kind. It was the middle of my high school days, I hope there are many more covered in a wonderful haze My Iunior year was there allright, But I can't seem to bring it into sight. I'm sure it happened and was dear, But I was looking forward to my Senior year. But now my Senior year is here, And almost through the year. I wonder how it passed so fast, And why it couldn't last? 12 long years are behind me now, And I stop and wonder just why and how. I wonder what the future holds? I'm not afraid or uncertaing I will be BOLD. Ieanie Iohnson Senior '75 Chris Mitchell Cindy Mitchell ,119 Ianice Mitchell Leslie Mitchell Mark Mitchell Dennis Monk Nancy Moore Randall Moore Rhonda Moore Stephen Moore Nr, -04' ,J 014' e...i Cindy Moses Russell Mowell Pat Munoz Bobby Murdock David Napper Cathy Nations Becky Norman Robert Odgen Robert Machado prepares to study for his Span- ish Test. Mike Nelson Loyce Oliver fill 1 Kenny Fields observes Corky Miller putting IBM cards in Ioan O'Nei1 Norma Ortiz the sorting machine. Carole Pace Christy Parker xi .nd Debbie Parker Lee Pate Iohn Patterson Deborah Pearce Karen Pennington Kim Pennington Mike Pennington Calvin Peterson -as-anus .nal W Friends and Memories - links to the past. Friends are soon scattered but memories always last. Kathy Calhoun Senior '75 V-el' Phillip Phelps Blake Phillips Nina Peterson Alan Peyton William Pilcher Rick Pollan Pam Potter Tim Potter Richard Pradarits David Prasifka Carol Prater Moses Pina .Q- 'K t--' 5 TU' Mary Powell Sylvia Puente J. ,diy C2 The wonder of a child is reflected . . . . in the dirty glass of an empty temement house . in a cool mountain pool . . . in a penthouse, bathroom mirror. ,N and they all wonder about things. ..,,... Y Carol Iones N.M.H.S. Student Tina Rabon David Raelin ali Cindy Ragsdale Michael Ramsey Terry Raulston Kelly Read 1' y go Frances Reddout Kenny Redwine Dianna Renfro Lisa Reynolds Donald Richerson lefferv Ritchie Kenneth Roberts Robin Roberts 5095 Ioey Robison Katharine Rodriguez Linda Roe Alan Rose Iana Runnels Brian Rush Larry Rust Scott Samford Paul Sampeck Billy Sanborn Ieanne Sanders David Sanderson Debbie Scarborough Donald Schreiber Ronnie Schreiber Pam Scudder NV' .3-:L ' ,P Pamela Seal Iody Shafer Sherri Sharp Kim Shaw Lonnie Sherrell Karon Shipman Debbie Shipp Beverly Sigler ,f-A Terri Sigman Lisa Simmons Ianice Sims Cherie Sinyard Rhonda Sistrunk Doug Slavens Nancy Smedley Mark Smith JN 'N 1' As we reach out for our last handful of high school, Spring catches up with summer Turning yesterdays graduates into todays old-timers. Looking back becomes a past-time. Engaging in memories serves as entertainment, . and perhaps as a shield. Against the apprehensions the future dangles before us. Time, stop! Let us remain glorious seniors for just a moment longer. The world awaits us eagerly, ready to throw us into the trampling crowds of the unknowns. Alice Adams N.M.I-I.S. Student Paula Smith Stephen Smith- Ln... Donna Smithson Sherry Soukup Iohn Spalding Pamela Spates Ted Spillman Iohn Spinks Elaine Steed Iames Stephenson -10-1 5 9 Y ,, 5 ,, W 6 1 . . Q Susan Iordan, Kay Taylor and Sherrie Stitt relax before class. Pattie Stevens Betty Stewart 1 11.4 Marcus Stewart Tina Stewart Sherie Stitt Kandy Storey George Storz Bobbie Straughan Kevin Strong Mark Strother L-- . ...A v' .,.-I . - ,wi .... K H,,,..l.t..-v' f . flflf A f .,,. t, ,, .. mo, ..-- it ...... M -' Nina Peters and Sherrie Duckworth seem startled by the pho- tographer's presence. Dennis Swint Dorothy Tarpley Tommy Tarpley Clinton Taylor Vicki Tumulty Mark Tunnell Charles Turner Bill Tutor lf? I 7 il in Sammy Cross demonstrates dance steps to his fellow seniors in home room. 109 Children are brought into the world unknowing, unhating. They are tugged, pulled, molded, squeezed and loved in to being, knowing, and hating. Carol Iones NMI-IS student Donald Wafford Mike Wallis Louis Washington Scott Waters Tereas Walls Ieanell Walters H-.04 wr' Iimmy Watson Bobby Watts Kfiihy WHVFUSH Donna Webb Pat West Philip Westbrook Brad White Carol While Q,-5 The future holds so much for us - I hope we can make the most of it. Marilyn Nolley Senior '75 Ienifer Whieley Annette Whitley Ricky Whitten Paul Wilkins Margaret Wilkinson Kathy Willeford Andy Williams Ioe Williams Karen Williams P81118 Williams Ruth Williams Ian Williamson Matthew Wilson Rhonda Wilson Pam Winsett Cheryl Wisel Rodger Wood David Woodham Michael Yancey David Yarberry Carol Young Iackle Young Below: Students wait in the foyer for a Iunior-Senior class meeting to begin concerning prom arrangements. Right: Ronna Bozeman waits for food at the German Club party. sf u 3 im -g..M.N , -:X 'Yeas R if .is 4 J 5,2 You yx 573 ri 1 Y .. 1 K ' ,,,, 21' 1 Y' 'fe 'WP' , 'zf,.J, Y if -a: gssff - 3 ' X ' 4 Q N . ,.... , vu. V Ai 'O r r What shall we remember, Once these days have passed, Of our high school adventure When we were a class? As frosh, soph, and juniors, We'dlook forward and yearn To someday being seniors, At last Came our turn. To Cope with new feelings We found solitude, yet, The moment with friends, We shall never forget. We sought out the good times By foot and by Car - lust bring us together, And fun wasn't far. Working and learning, We strove to be best, For fulfillment of self, ls the goal of our quest. Our pages we have written, The seeds have been sown. 'Tis time to depart, And be out on our own. K FAIII.lLTY The learning process is long and we learn all our lives. Our success is based on knowledge not only accumulated, 'but also used, and shared. The faculty at North Mesquite . - share their own knowledge and teach us how to acquire perspective. . - ff, F S., c, J 1 -M113 .Qw- O nr va 50.1, o' Q0 f ' H X X15 Y N 2' -.4...... ju' nv' , 5 5 2 . E N Dr. Ralph Poteet Travels to Above: The Superintendent of the Mesquite Independent School District is Dr. Ralph Poteet. Right: Dr. Poteet has a friendly word with a good friend and the former school superintendent, State Representative T. H. McDonald, at a fall reception honoring the Mesquite Board of Education. Russia For Superintendent Dr. Ralph Poteet, the year has been one of involvement, travel and change. In keeping with his traditional interest in the schools, he worked with the School Board to gain adoption of a new bond program through an election. They succeeded in getting a very positive response from this close-knit community. This fall Dr. Poteet finally realized another dream when he traveled to Russia on a highly regarded program designed especially for professional educators. With their spare time, he and his wife, Ann, worked on the new home and stayed active in church and community programs. .ww 11' . K x1.' Above: Dr. I. C. Cannaday, Assistant Superintendent of Second- Superintendent: Mr. lack Hicks, Assistant Superintendent of ary Schoolsg Dr. Ralph Kerr, Assistant Superintendent of Ele- Business: Mr. C. W. Beasley, Assistant Superintendent of Person mentary snnonisg Dr. Iohn Horn, Administrative Assistant to the nel. School Board Ranks First in Texas Ri ht: School Board members Dr. Richard Russell and Mr. W. R.gEwing greet Congressman Alan Steelman at the reception in honor of their award from the State of Texas. Below: Front row: Pictured left to right are Richard R. Russell, M.D. - Vice- President, W. R, Ewing - President, and Mrs. Reba Iones - Q Secretaryg Back row: Harold Iordan, Buddy I. Roberts, Ioey M. A Pirrung, M.D.. and Mrs. Georgia Kimball. These elected mem- ' bers of the Board of Education serve the community this year. Mr. Campbell Gives School Philosoph Don't just stand thereg try to look intelligent! This is one of the down home philosophies that typifies Mr. Campbell's sense of humor and inter- est in the student body at North Mesquite. The students will remember him as soft spoken yet authoritative - and someone who always makes you smile. l NQNM K Above left: Mr. Iohn Campbell serves his sixth year as princi- pal. Left: Mr. Campbell shows his basketball prowess. Above: Mr. Campbell is seen with Dr. I. C. Cannaday at the tea honor- ing our School Board. Administrators Guide Many A.A, ,iiiii i . E i . iiz, iw? 1 il: M. J IQ At t 4' if I a Mr. Iim McCoy Mr. Bob Hurst Mr. Iames Terry Mr. Weldon Strain Mr. Homer Gray Assistant Principal Dean of Students Registrar Teacher Supervisor Visiting Teacher Counselors Aid in Student ecisions Five able administrators and four talented counselors aid the students, the faculty and Mr. Campbell at North Mesquite. They set the exam- ple for conduct and offer understanding or assist- ance to those who seek them out. Administrators and counselors alike find the time to deal with each problem immediately even when they are already busy. This is the quality that makes them impossible to replace. t I sstt t 1-9 A f f 1 ., 1 fk1:...,..Ag- 1 -sg.. Y. ' , .,. - I Mrs. Celia Fletcher Miss Sheila Iackson iii . 5- - , t i Freshman Counselor Sophomore Counselor 74 1 Mr. Bill Scott Mr. Bob Sego Iunior Counselor Senior Counselor t - ' l 'l, .f1 Ls.. . 'tt 'ghtx Mr. Iames Terry gives a big smile as he begins to enroll a ew student at North Mesquite. LJ's'52u1s .. -'-- fr-A f' rw K V ' tt-. MR Secretaries and urse Assist MRS. PEGGY BARNETT ADA Secretary: Receptionist MRS. DORIS EATON Students Nurse MISS MARTHA ADCOCK Government MRS. ADA ALLEN Bookkeeping I, II MISS KAREN ALLEN Biology I MR. MIKE ALLEN DEI MR. TONY ANDERSON Varsity Bandg Symphonic Band MRS. IUDI BAGGETT Government: Economics: Yearbook MRS. SALLIE BANKS Orchestra I, II MRS. GLORIA BENAVIDES Spanish I, II, III, IV MR. GORDON BENCH Agricultural Business MRS. IIMMY BERRIDGE I-Iealth!P.E.g P.E. II: Beginning Tennis MRS. MAGGIE BIRDSONG H.E.C.E.g Boys' Home and Family Living MRS. DA NAUNE BLOODWORTH Fundamental Math II I if MRS. PEGGY I-IADDOCK Registrar's Secretary MRS. BILLYE HARDIN Teachers' Aideg Study Hall MRS. CAROLYN I-IETZEL Principal's Secretary MR MR S. REBA MORGAN ADA Secretary S. VERN ELL PARKERSON Teachers' Secretary S. PEGGY WADSWORTH 4? 4 .4 ' ' fd - 4 3.553, I . ze., A if ti, f nf .W aff My XJ' -'lf ,Q I ll K Teachers' Aideg Study Hall MRS. IEAN WARNER Teachers' Aideg Study Hall Faculty Leads W., 1.4, ctive Lives if-54. R X 4 I , L t ' '97 MISS KARLA BLOUNT AIB Drill: P.E.!Health MRS. PEGGY BOWDOIN English I MISS CATHY BRADLEY Art I, II, III MR. IAMES BRINKLEY Health!P.E.g Beginning Tennis: Tennis MR. LARRY BROOKS American History: Freshman Basketball MRS. KAREN BUSH English II, Ill MR. IIM CASEY A Choirg Freshman Choirg NMHS Singersg Belle Ensemble MRS. DEBBY CHAPMAN Speech I, II, IIIg Debate MR. RON CHAUVIN Algebra Ig Freshman Football MR. GEORGE CHILDRESS Chemistry I, II: Sports MRS. ELLEN COOK Fundamental Math Ig Algebra I SGT. DOYLE COUCH R.O.T.C. MR. BEN CROSS Biology I, II MR. PAUL DAVIS Freshman Band: Stage Band MRS. LAVONNE DENNIS English IV MRS. IANE DILLON Typing Ig Bookkeeping I MISS LINDA DUCKETT French I, II, III, IV MISS CORA DUGAN English Ig French I MR. RICHARD EHRIG German I, Il, III, IV: World History MR. LESTER FOWLER English I MR. DON DUKE Biology Ig Varsity Football MR. ED GANZE Physical Science: Environmental Science MRS. RAYE GIBSON Developmental Reading: Advanced Reading MRS. BARBARA GOODNER English Historyg World History MRS. SHIRLEY GOOLSBY Home and Family Living MRS. SANDRA GUEST American Historyg Government MISS CANDACE I-IAN Resource Teacher MR. GARY HALLIDAY Biology I3 P.E.!Healthg Sports MR. DON HAMRICK Band MR. DENNIS HART Healthg Physiology: Trainer MISS NANCY HENDERSON Fundamental Math Ig Algebra I MR. GUS HERNANDEZ American Historyg Sports AX MRS. BETH HOLLINGSWORTH English II MRS. IANET HOOPER Iournalism I, II: Newspaper MRS. IUDY HOPKINS Algebra I3 Geometry MR. DICK IACKSON Advanced Social Problemsg World History MRS. IOYCE IAMISON Shorthand I, II MR MIKE ENKINS - I American History: Sports MR. ED IOHNSON Fundamental Math II, Algebra Ig Sports MR. TOMMY IOHNSON Drafting I, II MISS IANE IONES Algebra I MRS. CLARICE IORDAN VAC Teacher MR. DON LAMBETH Biology I MRS. SARAH LANDER Home and Family Living: Homemaking I MISS PAM LEONARD Homemaking I, II MRS. LINDA LEWIS Typing IIg Algebra I . Mr Teachers Give lx. Aw . XE erspeotive f' :ii Ilia MRS. ROBBIE LOCK Business Machinesg Typing II MRS. TWILLA MALONE Texas Historyg World History MR. BOB MC CARTY English II MR. RAYMOND MC FAUL CVAE Mathg Fundamental Math I MR. NORMAN MC LAREN ICT I, II MRS. LOIS MEINERT General Business MRS. RAMONA MILLER Egnlish III MRS. LORRAINE MITCHELL Physics I, II: Fundamental Math I MISS MARY ANN MORGAN Librarian MRS. SUE MURREY Health: P.E. I, II: Cheerleaders MR. RONNIE PARDUN Biology Ig Sports 'K MR. BOB PARKER World History: American History MRS. KAY PARKS CVAE Englishg English I MRS. MARTHA PEACE Librarian 10' MRS. BARBARA PERRY English Ig Spanish I MR. RONALD POWELL P.E. Ilg Varsity Basketball MRS. LYNNELL PRATER Consumer Educationg Homemaking III MR. CHARLES QUALLS Athletic Direotorg Varsity Football MRS. IAN RICHARDSON Business Mathg Typing I MISS IAN ROBERTS Business Maohinesg Typing I MR. BEN ROBERTSON Sociologyg I.V. Football MISS IUDY ROLLINS Business Math: Typing I MRS. SAMMY RUSK English IVQ English Ill MR. RAMIRO SANCHEZ Algebra Ilg Trigonometryg Analytical Geometry: Calculus MISS IO SELF P.E.!Healthg Track MR. M. D. SHEPHERD Band: ROTC Drum and Bugle Corps MR. ROBERT SHIFLET Typing Ig Business Law MRS. IILL SLOAN V.O.E. LT. COL. IAMES SPANN R.O.T.C. MR. BILL STANGLIN World Geography MRS. LINDA STEPHENS English I MR. CHARLES TABOR Fundamental Math Ilg Algebra Ig Golf MR. RUSTY TALBOT American Historyg Varsity Football Faculty Promotes Spirit MR. CLELL TARBET World Historyg Sports MR. RONALD TAYLOR English II MR. BRENT THORNE World History: Track MRS. IOAN TIMMS English Ill MRS. IANICE TONROY Homemaking Ig Home and Family Living MR. KEN TREPACNIER Biology Ig Baseball MRS. IANICE TURNER English I, Art I MR. CHARLES VENTURA World History: Sociology MISS CONNIE VINSON Fundamental Math I MRS. IOE VOSCAMP Chemistry Ig CVAE Science: Physical Science MR. LARRY WAGLIARDO Computer Mathg Algebra II rj! I! an S i ' A af 'Q T MR. BILL WALTERS Driver Education MR. TERRY WARREN World I-Iistoryg Sports MRS. ANN WATSON Business Lawg Typing ll MRS. MARY ANN WEBB VAC Teacher so MRS. MARIORIE WILSON Q 5 Latin I, II, III, IV: English II ,,.. , rsrsr MR. RAY WILSON FW ' R DEI,II -Q MRS. BETTYWOHLSCHLAEGER 5 ss.i Englishl . MR. WESLEY WYATT . I ...LL y 1 cvAE1,11,111, iv S I Q Left: Mrs. Ioyce Iamison, Mrs. Da Naune Bloodworth, and Mrs. Betty Wohlschlaeger seem to be enjoying themselves at the reception for the School Board. Below: Mrs. Sue Murrey, Mrs. Debby Chapman, Mrs. Twilla Malone, Mrs. Iudi Baggett, Miss Martha Adcock. Mr. Iohn Klein, and Mrs. Karen Bush prepare to lead yells at a pep rally. 'in ETLIDE T LIFE Every student contributed his part to the exciting stu- dent life at N.M.H.S. Youth and enthusiasm enabled each to involve himself in more activities than he ever thought possible. Occasional disappointments entangled with fan- ! tastioqgurprises added sparkle to the educational process. 126 ' neg. ww, Q - -Y x 5 4 1. .J l 1 Pep Rallies Mark Be innin 8 8 .::f'1'f' .. Q E ,,...11 IIXZ E 2 3 . . as alll.: J . Q pp 2, 5 .. 'f-Xliifbet Q t OV When summer vacation ends in August and school begins students are in a mental fog the first few weeks. It is the first pep rally that marks the real start of school for most, because it brings the long-awaited fall sports. The excitement of being together again is emphasized in the crowded gym. Above left: Art students work on th endless stream of spirit posters. Abov right: The Varsity cheerleaders begi the first pep rally. Shown are the Iun iors Talley, Burkhalter, Baxter, Shef field and Sasser. Left: The Pacesetter anticipate the entrance of the Varsit team. Above: Cross Country stars like Greg Lau- 'W ' 1' l as . WLLK--' X -H., st tenslager and Mike Doremus seen here make the sport exciting to many new fans. ' M if l i!ii W t iiei 1 it Q.. Spirit in the halls gets little reaction ' A i QM tttrt' ,tt N W fr Nolen and Scott Waters before , ' if - ' A Below: Cheryl Wisel and Ianice x - ' . .V '1 lead smiling Pacesetters in a dazz- 22 2' as lg -5 W Q August - Septem- ber Fall is anticipationg As the days progress, momentum increases - Our first football game, the stands a blur of excited faces, And that intangible sharing at assemblies Assemblies re Welcomed A J stew: 9? l 1 Left: A fascinating science program is presented. Right National Honor Society inducts new members by candl light. Left bottom: A special music show spanning the dec ades is enjoyed by the students. Right bottom: Army offi cials give tests to seniors for career guidance. With Homecoming bove: Homecoming Queen Pam Potter serves for 1974 and is escorted by er father at the Homecoming game. Right: Anna Ianecka is crowned Stal- Battalion Sweetheart at the pep rally. Below: The Homecoming Court is Hatfield, Band Sweetheartg Mary Powell, Football Sweetheartg Sherri Miss N.M.H.S.g and Pam Potter, Queen. Each of the girls is a senior ear and are here being honored by the audience at the I. I. Pearce - l.S. game, S S October A kaleidoscope of interest, A rainbow of promise, School's sounds and colors absorb us and We yield to the call of October. Then we enjoy the fall evenings, And the first cool morns. School Gets Under Way Above: Senior, Steve Dailey gets ready to shrug off the prob- lems of the day just as he is his jacket. Right: Pacesetter initia- tion day finds Mitzi Laning all dressed up as David Iones escorts her down the hall. Below: The Pony Express staff proudly selects Phyllis Balthrop as the staff queen for the 1974- 75 school year in another of their wild moods in C-3. bove: Marc Stewart takes a playful punch from eith Koerner. Right: A typical sky freshman begins feel at home in igh school. Below: Stallion Battal- n juniors receive special treatment on initiation ay. swwmemzwffvvmmwmws A ..:-.. ,N ! ovember The less industrious seek relief from the busy days of school, And all minds seek Heating dreams - Yet November is a time When one seeks to find his own sphereg Here in the complicated world of Education. Pla Gives Winter Start Above: Members of the Bye Bye, Birdie cast practice a few telephone routines before the December 5 and 6 performances. Right: Conrad Birdie played by Norris Herrington sings a little tune for the guys and girls of Sweet Apple, Ohio. Below: Rehearsing the Telephone Hour is just another one of the details that these students must iron out before opening night. ,ef N h h D ,M tti...,t Q, . -x - t .S l ,Alt K . ' t.:.t K EV N is J. lift i yd Ni K A 2 1 t -... .... NLS an km H Above: Donna Holt as Mrs. McAfee sets a special table for Conrad as Mr. McAfee, Brad White, waits impatiently. Right: Conrad thrills Kim fCindy Herringl by simply drinking his unorthodox breakfast. Below: guring rehearsal, Mr. Mike Wolfe's face tells us he is a demanding irector. 4-1525 Clin' .W December Backdrops sway behind the greasepaintg All hearts beat impatiently Will the waiting end? Finally the moment for the raising of the curtain, A nice way to begin the excitement that is December. Music Gives Best Wishes Right: Mr. Iim Casey, choir director at North Mes- quite, proves to us that not only does he have talent to direct the choir but also to participate with the band himself, as shown at the Christmas concert. Below: Mrs. Hamrick and a few band students pre- pare to hand out selected medals to some of the band members. Below right: Belle Ensemble puts forth one of its finest performances during the Christmas con- cert this year. 2 Q ll l A , ,, fg ' ,,,,f' l 4 ' f 9 2, 1 fl Y' s ww . mal Above: The Girl's Ensemble add to the enjoyment of Christmas with the humorous Twelve Days After Christmas, Right: Santa Claus makes a surprise visit to the band concert for holi- day music. Below: Mr. Don Hamrick directs the band in a joyful melody at the special con- cert before the holidays. lr, .-4 I l' 'Y Sounds conjure a December imageg Frost crackling on frozen ground, City traffic telling the rush. But especially the music, Carols ringing in expression of joy And the once a year melodies that lift the heart. Mid-Term Brings Honors fw l s Above: Dai Yong Chung is North Mesquite's first student from Seoul, Korea. Right: Both with their Calculus books in hand are honor and award-winning seniors, Howard McNeil and Keith Fulenwider. Below: Several busy ladies each day spend many hours preparing lunches for students and faculty members. QU Above: Ronald Powell has the honor of being chosen as coach of the year for the 1974-1975 season. He has shown us how dedication and long hard hours can be beneficial. This idea was pointed out to us by the basketball team through winning the bi-district play-offs. Right: Greg Haddock, a fine outstanding student who is on the basket- ball team, is picking up two for the winning score. Below: Brad White, Charlotte Balch, Cindy Herring, Pam Seal. and Phillip Phelps are among many from the State of Tgxas who were chosen to participate in the All-Region C oir. Ianuary Dreams subside, lulled to sleep by still Ianuary air, It is the noontide of the school year when We veil thoughts of the future with immediate cares. The pressure of exams makes us produce dusty notes for our last-minute cram sess ion A Month for Pract1ce Left: Portraying stereotyped characters in the play, A Com- pany of Wayward Saints are: Front row: Mike Yancey, Gary Carter, Norris Harringtong Sec- ond row: Karen Pirkle, Paula Mackey, Brian Rush, Carl Storz, Candi Dukeg Back row: Iohn Marshall. Below: The members of the cast finally decide that they can get along with one another. Below right: Carl Storz, Tristano, and Candi Duke, Isa- bella, portray Adam and Eve in one part of the play. Iohn Mar- shall, Scapino, plays the serpent. 43 if K 555 milf!! at ll F Right: Mr. Iim McCoy helps Daniel Mitch and Robert Iackson learn the habits of good grooming. Below: Pacesetters rest in the gym before practicing for their upcoming sta e sh . B ' g ow ottom. Senior Steve Dailey is gaining experience in voting in a machine by castin his b' ll t S d ' g a 0 on tu ent Government Day candidates. su-r'ANur ' nf x :ge Q'i W l ii't ti 'kg 5 ii ,. fi pr ts Q it 5 is -5 X Stf I is 6 i 3 . g K ' -. as F -e SEK X S W n if rw as ,lg 8 123, H f Q I I I W Iii S E be E i, dk. X gg W K 'gr R February A transitional time this - With auditions and practice for everyone, Either for some event at school Or if you are a Senior - a little planning for life. Each must be involved, each should be busy: It is too soon to watch for Spring. Military Has Busy Schedule 5 Above left: Mel Pearson crowns the new queen, Cobey Lawrence at the February 28th Military Ball. Above right: Cobey being escorted through arched swords by Philip Phelps. Left: The lovely queen nominees are presented to the guests for- mally by their military escorts from the N.M.H.S. Corps. ix KL' F ,M w A 5 March College entrance tests and job hunting, The selection of new drill teams, cheerleaders and choirs All preparation for the future - As if we couldn't work for now. Even U.I.L. is coming and rush we must, to be ready. Students Like Winning Above: Pure joy on the faces of cheerleaders and fans for the exciting victory of Coach Powell and the Stallion Roundballers in the bi-district round. Below left: A concert at school by the First Gear adds to the fun as their drummer, Threk Michaels, proves. Below right: Singer and manager, Funky, directs the group. And Concerts tau' i V - fi , A 1 l fl! ' ,A--: ' nment assembly in Vlarch Right Mike Nelson shoots a free shot in the exciting Abilene regionals. Below: The Stallion s member Mark Davis fires away against El Paso Bowie during final basketball game of the season. B: Congressman Alan Steelman is the guest speaker for a A . I l rr W . ty , mil fix eeil A After term themes and science fair projects, After the thrill of the Arlington game, And the long trip to Abileneg March makes it exit - lust as the spring air becomes to catch our notice. Warm Weather Strikes ' fr -na Above left: Neal Kirkpatrick and his friends enjoy an early spring swim at the lake. Right: Pam Burkhalter, state track finalist, relaxes on the starting line with Debbie Yarborough at the District meet. Below: Relay runner for the girls track team gets a good start out of the blocks. muh., is LMSQXQ9 'L h , Y? 34. ix I A , . is X f ,Ek , 4, :Ser fi Alix all a ff' ,, 'Q ' . 4, H2 ' A W' 'ff 5 . ' 3 . J , K . ' 1' ' Kirk W., ,X A e f if Activity Uverwhelms Us Above: Art students show their flair in dressing up for a special inspection by Miss Bradley. Left: The Stage Band gives a final concert and offers the talented director, Mr. Paul Davis, as guest vocalist. Below: A spring play program features the hilarious Antic Spring, with the cast pic- tured here. 1 :fm -3-.,n.ef,4'..4,, ,L5 .wa Below left: Paula Mackey greets Mesquite elementary children at the Children's Theater. Right: Authentic western wear is vis- ible at North Mesquite on Ronnie Schreiber on Western Day. Bottom: The German Club closed the year with a party where David Allen, Ronna Bozeman and Chuck Long could be seen enjoying themselves. M,' . ,, -,, J' ,1 f 8 ,sf A .555 U ,Q A bi 5 H ' 5. A vii 'r f X . ,Q I May A ilurry of activity greets us in May, Banquets, dinners, parties, and last good times with friends, And yet the days drag by deliberately, As if they know what we are thinking. Seniors involved in many happy events. Seniors Are Honored Guests The Senior Prom drew a large crowd at the Hilton Inn on May 3rd to hear Lo Della and enjoy dinner. The evening began with Paula Miller's reading of Desiderata and the naming of Iunior Award winners. Each prom-goer seemed to have made an extra effort to make it a lovely party. Left: Larry Iones, Elaine Steed, Pam McGee and Gary Lacey pose before departing. Below: Couples First row include: Glenda Iohnson and Mike Gideon, Nina Peterson and Edwin McLean, Kelly Hatfield and Mike Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Scott: Second row: Iulie Beard and Richard Lee, Traci Talley and Glen Allen, Deanna Longshore and Neal Kirkpatrick, and Iulie Iohnson and Terry Henry. fe rf- il .x jfw bove: Early in the evening of graduation the crowd begins to gather. 'ght: Georginna Kouri, a senior honored with many awards, anticipates eceiving her diploma.,Below: Seniors Sheryl Gibbs and Charlotte Alcorn how their enthusiasm for the up-coming event. iv Seniors look back on twelve years, And look forward to jobs, summer holidays, college, The prom arrives, with the chaos of the last weeks, May is fun for everyone - Even the teachers? 4 The Best D Above: Seniors enter Memorial Audi- torium during the prooessional. Right: Students relax and talk before cere- monies begin. Below: Entire Senior Class of 1975 waits for recessional music. Above: Howard McNeil gives the Valedictory Address to the large graduation crowd. Right: Mike Yancey follows with his comments with Dr. Poteet, Dr. Russell and Mr, Campbell lend- ing stage support. Below: Students file across the stage during commencement exercises, Iune The excitement of the last day, Practicing graduation and trying on the cap and gown, Sharing your family's pride and then looking at some of those special faces you always want to remember. Feeling the joy that school is out -if only for a little while. People of varied interests and attitudes make up the fac- ulty and student body at North Mesquite. From this large group the brightest are chosen to receive academic honors upon graduation. Every one of these people has shown enthusiasm for learning and therefore honored their school and faculty with their interest. ,tm . f:,.i i ' X A Valedictorian Howard The Valedictory Address was capably given this year by the highest ranking senior, Howard McNeil. A casual, personable stu- dent, Howard never showed that so many honors were being awarded him. He was named a National Merit Semi-Finalist and to Who's Who Among High School Students. He placed sec- ond in the state in number sense, received the Spanish Award and also received the Math Award at North Mesquite. He was active in the Spanish Club, the Number Sense and Slide Rule Club, and the National Honor Society. ' Sig' S' l IQ vri. fy Rf- li f tif, cf tl Left: Howard McNeil is shown in his senior picture. Above Larry Boyle and Howard pause in the auditorium foyer. Below Howard responds to the camera while speaking to Mr. Iohil Campbell. Uv iijxflf hN ' 0 . f X . ,sf .1 it W1 H3 0 5 .ly 5 3- 1 . ' hf:J1?57i' V 15532 '31 f ' I but 5, Ulu uw D 33 4 mg' 3 1 ,... Dm 7:- 'S-mum ro-gag'-S cn QUWD us mo :Sv-'am -,:o'c 3123 u:J2 O m--mm F,,,,0Q ... QFHS ...3,m:n E':sS :r' P'-Dwi' ml:-'Z N14Om :DE SE-E x'Q,,.,, mg'-x m'-10 535 2155 95:1 '42 QU? 555 fungi :' o F5549 'WMdusuqgb Salutatorian Michael Involved accurately describes the senior gradu- ating second in this year's class. Michael Yancey has such a great variety of interests and talents it would be difficult to name them all. He was in the Science Club, Number Sense and Slide Rule Club, French Club and National Honor Society. He placed in math and computer programming con- tests. Mike also appeared in school dramatic pro- ductions and was active in the spirit club, Stallion Battalion. In the final weeks of school, he was given the Physics Award and named Rotary Club Senior. 7 Grades Determine Outstanding High Honors Debra Adams Cindy Angelo Gene Aube David Beane Suzanne Blakeley Larry Boyle Beth Christy Keith Fulenwider Nelson Gonyaw Bob Haddox Dianna Hinkle Melody Iones Charles Howard Gary Vivian Craig Paula Long McNeil Martin Massey Meier Miller Mary Mike Kenneth Debbie Margaret Michael Powell Ramsey Roberts Scarborough Wilkinson Yancey Students in Senior Class Honors Vickie Gibbens Helen Ieffords Georginna Kouri Barbara Long Deanna Longshore Pam McGee David Allen Donna Avon Indy Braddock Vickie Brown Lynne Campbell Nancy Dorsey Ianice Faulkner David Paul Ieanne Karon Pamela Prasifka Sampeck Sanders Shipman Spates Kandy Storey Bobbie Sheila Ruth Rhonda Kelley Straughan Whitley Williams Wilson Wood Teacher of Year Elected Robert Shiflet was elected as Teacher of the Year by the North Mesquite Student Body. The award was a surprise presentation at the annual May Awards Assembly. Mr. Shiflet is a personable Business Law and Typ- ing teacher, known for his interesting lectures, diffi- cult tests, and involving projects on understanding the law. He lives in Terrell with his wife, Sarahg also a teacher. Above left: Mr. Shiflet holds his famous Over the Hill birthday cake, given to him on his 30th birthday by the Business teachers. Above right: Robert Shiflet speaking at the Awards Assembly. Right: Mr. Shiflet with friends 'UF Buster Cotten and Paula Miller, who pre- sented the award. 2 2 ,-W-swerve-Q Special Honor Winners amed Principal's Award Honored by Principal Iohn Campbell this year are students Gene Aube and Vivian Massey, both seen to the right. Vivian's talents are well recog- nized in the area of home-making. She has been an F.H.A. member and officer, and her own cloth- ing designs, which she then makes, are much a part of our school fashion shows. Gene is also a special talent, his achievements being in golf for the last three years. He is an honor student, a member of the National Honor Society and the French Club. Optimist Award Recipients of the Optimist Award are pictured at left. The two outstanding students named this year are Paula Miller and Blake Phillips. Paula is known for extensive service to the school in such roles as President of the Student Council, Vice- President of the Honor Society, Editor of the Tra- ilblazer and Slide Rule contestant. Blake is a pop- ular and talented athlete, seen often on the foot- ball field during his two years on the Varsity Squad: Both were excellent choices. o Faoult Votes Dwn Awards adidas Right: The R.O.T.C. honors these students: Ianet Shirley, Charles Turner, Iames Alexan- der, and Phillip Phelps. Below: Others named include: Seated: Io Huntress, Georginna Kouri, Anna Ianecka, and Standing: Glen Anderson, Pam Spates, Brian Rush, lose Cagnas, Mike Yancey, Karen Pirkle and Debra Vest. Left: Department Award winners: First row: Dennis Swint, Dawn Whitney, lunzi Runnels. jeff Tomes, and Back row: Steve Moore, Kenneth Roberts. and Ricky Davis. we M 5 ts-' 'ee , E if fc: t Lx bk A 'N W. .y. ' Top Students 1 Chosen t '44, Left: Business Awards went to Debbie Pierce, Edwin McLean, Pam McGee, and Lee Harris. Middle: Vona- tional Winners chosen included in the picture below: Cindy Venahle, Ieanie johnson, Romaine Iaeovelli, Kandy Storey and Mark Mitchell. Left: Departments also recognized these honor students. Seated are Paula Miller. Vivian Massey, and Cindy Angelog Standing: Chuck Long, David Allen, Bob Haddox, Howard McNeil, and Larry Atwood. IIIREANIZATIIII The action centers of North Mesquite are its many organizations. They offer variety, fun, fellowship and learning to the students who seek them out. Students find that being a part of a club puts them into the fast-paced life of the high school. Clearly some of the best hours of any week are those spent sharing club and organization activities with friends. xkx. x x x N m x, . A' .,,2y' ' ' 92- ' K-'M Q S nlillllw' S-sf-M Ls'7xg ,d 'K .H.S. Honors the Best 4 , t Previous members of the N.H.S. are: Front row: Melody Iones, Cindy Herring, Karon Shipman, Mike Yancey, Pam McGee, Mary Powell, Karen Hinkleq Second row: Donna Avon, Pam Spates, Paula Miller, Larry Boyle, Keith Fulenwider, Michelle McRae, Ieanne Sanders: Back row: Bob Haddox, Craig Meier, Howard McNeil, Gene Aube, David Beane, Kenneth Roberts. .2 ' ' ' K The new members of the N.H.S. are: Front row: Danny Tuttle, june Blankenship, Yolanda Benavidez, Susan Rutledge, Lisa Wakefield, Nancy Werry, Annette Whitley, Tina Stewart, Sue Eck, Dana Zivney, Ian Faulkner, Karen Ballas, Gayla Attaway, Robert Little, Linda Dunn, Annette Nichols, Cindy Nicholson, Debra Adams, Leslie Day, Renae Dunn, Debi Harville, Sherra Gumm, Doug Fosterg Second row: Randy Iohnson, Dean Hickey, Sylvia Clouse, Bret Schuch, Kelley Wood, Ioyce Straz- zulla, Allan Bailey, Ieff Wright, Pam Burkhalter, Iill Bynum, Paula Griffin, Yvette Martin, Danita Eoff, Brian Colwill, Vickie Brown, Linda Browning, Sherry Slagle, Lynne Campbell, leni- fer Truesdell, Vickie Harris, Sheri Brock, Third row: Ierla Heard, Dawn Whitney, Garry Hodges, Vicki Gibbens, Belinda Close, Sonie Holman, Cynthia Iohnston, Valinda Warren, Adrian McDonald, Denise Wilkinson, Gwen Pape, Cindy Gib- son, Patti Mercer, Nita Chenault, Keith Burnam, Tony Kingrey, Ginny Gnader, Beth Christy, Debbie Scarborough, David Col- lins, Ioan O'Neil: Fourth row: Cindy Angelo, Glenn Anderson, David Prasifka, Diana Boldt, Ricky Davis, Iody Shafer, Liz Shelton, Georginna Kouri, Angelia Benford, Mike Wallis, Chuck Long, Larry Mosher, Mike Ramsey, Gary Carter, Scott Bailey, David Holley, Charlie Arnold, Steve Chappell, Robert Boley. Tina Essler, and Kathy Patton. Q-:aclers Have Active Year The Student Council ended a busy year by electing the teacher of the year. Other activ- ities including honoring teach- ers with flowers each month. and sponsoring the Slave Day Sale and the March of Dimes walk. Pictured above are the 1974-75 officers: Ieanne Sanders, District III Treasurer, Vicki Allen, Vice-Presidentg Cindy Benavidez, Secretary: Paula Miller, Presidentg and Charlotte Alcorn, Treasurer. The 1974-75 members of the student council are: Front row: Kim McReynolds. Ruth Hernandez, Amy Ballenger, Cinda Baer: Second row: Suzi Miller, Kim Martin, Debbie Chambers: Third row: Bonnie Byers, IoAnne Gentry, Kym Brown, Belinda C-riffen. Elaine Steed: Back row: Terry Davis, Brad White, Mrs. Ada Allen, sponsorg Lorna Kaloi, Byron McCoy, and Lisa Browning. f ii a Ki .1 - ffl k . I If Staff Finds School Is Diverse l ,A I we 1? V so -.J . 'Wi 1:-M T134 L Q l Q X , ' ' Z is i l f L Opposite page top: Members of the 1974-75 Trailblazer Staff are: Front row: Debbie DeMoss, Terry Moore, Ianine Benny, Iesse Collardg Back row: Karis Gibson, Donna Moore, Paula Miller, Laura Wohlschlaeger, Larry Allen, Iohn Bales, David Nolen, Chris Nelson, and Mrs. Iudi Baggett. Not pictured are Philip Moore and Karon Shipman. Lower left: Taking time out from a busy day are Ianine Benny, Classes: Laura Wohlschlaeger, Honors and Division pages: Chris Nelson, Advertising: and Terry Moore, Index and Title. Lower right: Working in the darkroom this year are Karis Gibson and Donna Moore. Upper left: Editor Paula Miller accepts this year's yearbook award. Upper right: Senior members are Iohn Bales, Organizations: Kim Shaw, Sports, Debbie DeMoss, Student Life, and Paula Miller, Editor. Lower right: Pictured are David Nolen, Staffg Iesse Collard. Sports: and Larry Allen, Photography. 16 Pony Express Wins wards roriai wr1l1ng,anu marnan 1:.aton,seConu runner-up in photography at the Dallas Times Herald contest. Dawn Whitney also placed at the Times Herald Contest as first runner-up in news writing. honors in contest, among them a first to Dawn Whitney for headline writing and a third to her in regional contest for U.I.L. Oth- ers honored were Renee Marek, third in edi- Above: Newspaper sales staff are pictured, Below: Karen Collins, Advertising, Don Richerson, Features, and Phyllis Balthrop, Business Manager are pictured on field trip. Right: Sponsor Mrs. Ianet Hooper seen after school. W . -A . .. A , , ,s . - -5 -, ,A A si ' - '- . . - . 4 Q-,vu K yi .png-Arrw. g,w.- ' Above left: Pictured are Alice Adams, Editor, Andrea Knight, Editorials, Renee Marek, Features and Dawn Whitney, News. Above right: Shown near downtown Mesquite are Cecil Gibbons, Advertising and Richard Pradarits, Amusements. McLendon, Sports. Below left: Nathan Eaton, Photographer, and Glenn Hughes, Edi- torials pose. Below right: Standing by a telling sign are David Nolen, Typist, Marty Wynn, Advertising, Iessie White and Marty xb X 'BEWARE' BAD DOGS 4 5 171 Clio Has Interest in Past Above: The Clio Club members: First row: Barbara Goodner, Desiree Albert, Paula Griffin, Dick Iacksonq Second row: Sarah Stuart, Mike Crow, Donna Moore, Celisa Durdin, Linda Lake, Donna Vasquez, Rox- anna Locke, and Kevin Dasing, Kelly Iackson, Angela Benford, Ginny Gnader. F.T.A. Practice Teaching Above: The Future Teachers Club is pictured with sponsors Miss Karen Allen and Mr. Larry Brooks. Their plans include attend ing the annual convention and a day practicing teaching in an elementary school nearby. Food Services Provide Break Below: Front row: Mary Slizir, Retha Clark, Iudy Bench, Dina Huzz, lean Keene, Bobbie I. Fudge, Lola Smith, Fran- ces Nelson, Dixie Stewart, Betty Warren, Back row: Ierrie Harris, Marie Fenner, Bobbie Sanders. Electra Milam, Pau- line Hutchinson. urse and Aides Help Others Right: Front row: Chzirolette Holliday, Lori Moore, Cindy Brennan, Second row: Doris Eaton, Third row: Izmine Bennie. Suzanne Slayden. Below: Pictured are the concession stand helpers Mary Fergeson, Annu Cooper, Billie Fay Forloi. ll'f l 1- I A ,,'f if Thespians Co to Contests Above: N.M.H.S. Thespian members pictured here form the nucleus of the talented drama department under Mike Wo1fe's direction. The Thespian Troupe is an honorary club in drama, with play or production experience as a prerequisite. The members staged children's theater, a spring pro- gram and were part of the musical Bye, Bye, Birdie. The drama club also took part in productions and brought numerous honors to the school through contest work at tournaments. Left: Thespian officers are Carol White, Debra Vest, Iohn Marshall, Donna Avon and President Kathy Cal- houn. Below: Drama Club members are pictured on stage with Mr. Wolfe. Drama Club Wins Trophies F orensic Club Holds Meet The Forensic Club is an hon- orary speech organization formed this year. Before mem- bership is offered, a student must accumulate points in tour- nament work. The group was busy this year with a fall tour- nament and a spring novice meet for the Mesquite middle schools. They ended the year with a banquet at the Windmill and announced awards and new officers. The club is spon- sored by Mrs. Debby Chapman. Above: The club members pose in the school courtyard. Left: Debaters Glen Anderson and Brian Rush hurry to a round at the U.I.L. contest. FCIA Enlarges Membership 9 f The Fellowship of Christian Athletes worked diligently all year to earn money for summer conference Their fund raising efforts were enlarged because their membership has grown, and projects included a pan- cake breakfast, selling cushions and light bulbs, working at Texas Stadium, and working at the Cotton Bowl They also served the community with Christmas food drives, and finished a busy year with the F.C.A Annual Banquet. Above: The large club stands o the school lawn with their hard working sponsors, Cle1lTarhe and Gus Hernandez. Left: F.C. members work within our man , organized sports to encourag sportsmanlike conduct and con ' A cern forothers. F.C.gA. Share Experiences v' ,,A ... ... 1 ' fr 1-if . ,.wL,n- , The Girl's F.C.A. placed an emphasis on sharing personal experiences among the members. The group had a number of activities. They include visiting area churches, an annual banquet with Mes- quite High, a slumber party. a bike pic- nic, a sports rally, and a car wash to raise money for summer camp. Mem- bership in the club surpassed 100 this year. Sponsors for the club are Mrs. Iudi Baggett, Miss Io Self, and Miss Martha Adcock. Above: Members pose on the front lawn of N.M.ll.S. Left: The club officers are Mary Powell - President, Pam Potter - Chaplain, Debbie Duke - Secretary, Traci Talley - Treasurer, and Ioan O'Neil - Vice-President. 7 Students Aid Staff Many students at North Mes- quite give free periods up to assist in our office or library. Their efforts provide neede services to faculty and students and leave important staff mem bers free to do other duties. Above: The office assistants pos before they begin school. The group i divided throughout the day to gathe absentee slips, assist counselors, an aid Mr. McCoy. Left: Pictured are th library assistants: Front row: Cind Weiding, Robin Pulley, Paula Moore Donna Garner, Kathy Farmer: Secon row: Ranel Merrell, Susan Bueltel, Iuli Gibbons, Debra Blankenship, Lisa Full ingtong Back row: Brenda Conover Georginna Kouri, Debbie Armstrong and Annette Day. The Art Club was largely responsible for the color and change in our building. They provided new work for their art showcase built this year Their spirit posters for all the sports brightened our halls. They have two talented sponsors Miss Bradley and Mrs. Turner. rt Club Brightens Halls Above: The Art Club with Front row: Officers Tina Essler, Karen Hinkle, Cindy Bonham, and Ronna Boge- mang Second row: Members K. Riggins. I. Iackson, M. Tunnel. B. Raulston, S. Williams, B. Green, C. Halliday. and Mrs. Ianice Turner: Third row: T. Moseley, R. Iack- son, K. Koerner, T. Thurman, I. Tomes, D. Vest, R. Hart- ness, R. Mowell, Miss Cathy Bradley, T. Raulston, P. Vest, C. Hawkins, I. Patterson, I. Champion, D. Fox: Fourth row: G. Fade, L. Parker, T. McNee1y, S. Meiers. M. Melvin, S. Hudson, and D. Lankford. Left: Art stu- dents pause in the auditorium before they begin work on a stage backdrop. Spanish Celebrate avidad N--.. 'S+ Spanish club officers are: President - David Beane, Vice-President - Mike Ramsey, Secretary - Wanda Hackett, Treasurer Paula Griffin. German Club Visits Elderly German club members are: Front row: Wanda York, Ronna Bozeman, Karen Gassett, Alice Adamsg Second row: Annette Murrey, Candy Duke, David Prasifka, David Allen, Katie Riggins, Boni Streetrnan, Mr. Ehrigg Third row: Phil Moore, Chuck Long, Steve White, Kevin Dasing, David Hannah. French Club Has Mardi Cras , , ' , ' v in me K- V- .A ..:. French club officers are: President - Lynn Campbell, Vice President - Sherry Chaney, Treasurer - Vicki Marek, Secretary Yvette Martin, Historian - Iudy Braddock, Publicity - Sandra Miller. Latin Club Has Car ash X R club members are: Front row: Helaine Dietel, Teresa Perryman, David Hughes, Debbie Tyree, Kathy Tidwell, Cross, Cindy Benevides, Laura Wohlschlaegerg Second row: Ieff Moody, Bret Schuck, Keith Shuffler, Iesse Linda Lake, Belinda Turner, Mrs. Marjorie Wilson - sponsorg Third row: Dan May, Trent Wohlschlaeger. ,Bob Haddox. Brian Rush, Denise Tatsch, Steve Moore, Rennc Mark. F .H. . Has Annual Picnic Above: The F.H.A. officers for each of the groups separate clubs are pictured. The large member- ship caused the club to divide into units, as their Below left: The F.H.A. Board made up of Club Presidents is Front row: Lisa Browning, Norma Benavides, and Back row: Corky Herring, Iacky Hobbs, and Buster Cotton. Pam Burkhalter, Rita Hodges. Below right: The talented sponsors number exceeded 500 this year and this made practical groups possible. for the F.H.A. are Front row: Maggie Birdsong, Sarah Lan- der, Lynnell Prater, and Back row: Pam Leonard, Ianice Tonroy, Shirley Goolsby, and Susan White. 1 Math Stars Reach Heights gi i l Above: Math students in Slide Rule and Number Sense are: First row: D. Tatsch, C. Iohnston, M. Barnes, D. McClendon, I. Purrell, D. Hickey: Second row: S. Wilson, K. Smith, K. McClellen, Keith Shuffler, K. Shanks, K. Fultner, P. Miller, Third row: Y. Martin, C. Gibson, E. Hunter, D. Snyder, P. Griffin, I. Hernendez, B. Chapman, L. Day, and Fourth row: L. Campbell, V. margk, l-ll.lMcNeil, R. Anna, G. Lynd, M. Yancey, M. Wallace, L. Boyle, K. Fulenwider. with sponsors Miss Iones, Mrs. Hopkins. r. anc ez. Science Has Paper Drive M ,-,' f -- Left: Science Club members: Front row: D. Moore, C. Fade, A. Beneford, and sponsor Mr. Cross, Second row: B. Coldwell, B. McCoy, R. Pryor, I. Duffer, R. Kirtley, Third row: D. Hannah, B. Haddox, M. Yancey. R. Coyle, M. Magee, and Fourth row: G. Longley, H. tured: A. Nichols and P. Gibson. McLarry, P. Moore, K. Dasingq Not pic- F .F.A. Gffers Unique Training , X I . an FFA is HH Organization in its snnnnd Ysnn They raised money this year by selling whole- Tnsy Went tn, Contest Wnnre tney lndged nve' sale fruit to the community. The money goes stock and dairy cattle. 'They also served our toward their annual trip. community by vaccinating and treating cattle. Adams, B. Hartline E Matlock, Mr. G Bench Spons K Bateman, Secretary, Second row: I. Byrd, S. I-Iowa I. Thomason, T. Tarpley, D. Pilgrim, R. Schreiber, S tryg I. Martin, R. Tutt, I. Henery, Presidentg I. VanArsda T. Wynne, Vice-Presidentg D. Henson: Fourth row: Venable, G. Camp, R. Crossen, V. Miller, I. Ritehe, Tre surer, Back row: I. William, D. Schreiber, T. Hibben, Davenport, M. Smith, D. Smith, and B. Lewis. Left: FF Sweetheart, Pam Tekell, represented N.M.H.S. at the Texas area meeting. Senior Pam is in VOE porgram ai enjoys horseback riding. Pictured above are: Front row: M. Herdon, L. Phelps, , . . , i . - i e I-I.E.C.E. ppeals With Programs The 1974-75 members of the H.E.C.E. were Elizabeth Vessells, Pam Pitcock, Lisa Herndon, Cindy Frik, Paula Bradley, Romaine lacovellig Second row: Moses Pina, Ioyce Strazzulla, Lisa Bar1dy,Iudy Byers, Pat Munoz, Dana Ford, Mary Friddleg Third row: Lee Pate, Cindy Rickerson, Lynda I-larbaugh, Mel Torrence, Kathy Wavrusa, Mrs. Maggie Birdsong, Sponsorg Back row: Cindy Bon- ham, Eydie Fagala, and Pam Harber. O.E.A. Have Secret Pals la Q,-HHIXAL of the 1974-75 V.O.E. were Front row: Annette Whitley, Pam Barnett, Ierri Miller, Pam Tedell, Sharon Denton, Reporter: Renfrog Second row: Cindy Barlow, Iudy Braddock, Reporter: Becky Foster, Denise Wilkinson, Historian: Debbie Scarbor- Mrs. jill Sloan, Sponsor: Kandy Storey, President, Pam Winsett, Rhonda Wilson, Barbara Villarreal, Treasurer: Lisa Brezen- Third row: Cindy Mitchell, Cindy Moses, Debbie Mayfield, Cathy Kinnimer, Martha Mathis: Back row: Ian Faulkner, Kathy Pau ' ' ' ' ' Williams and Norma Benavidez Vice President V.l.C. . Wins at Contest Members of the 1974-75 VICA are: Front row: Terri Keller, treasurer: Sherry Chaney, Becky Essary, Kathy McWhirter, Donna Adams, Vickie Brown, secretary, Second row: Iulian Herrera, Terry Rawlston, Iames Wheeler, vice-president, Mike McMullen, Terri Cigman, reporterg Third row: Bruce Boughner, Pat Stroud, Iim Ries, Andy Williams, Sher Kunz, Ili? xr Iackie Wadsworth, Terry Patrick, Ianice Mitchell, Parliamen- tariang Mr. Norman McLaren, Sponsor, Back row: Dave San duro, Lloyd Groves, Rick Venable, Gary Haynes, Larry Rust Mike Iohnson, Andy Flores, David Weston, Mark Tunnell and Mike Hoff. V.C.C.T. Develops Leadership Members of the 1974-75 VOCT are: Front row: Randy McBroom, Mark Carlton, sergeant at arms: Randy Shaft, Terry Hester, Darla Carey, Shabecka Fleming, Mike Denton, Second row: Bobby Macey, President, Clint Williams, Mark Mitchell, Parliamentariang Ricky Carroll, Iames Burnett, Deb- bie Gross, Blair Millerg Third row: Tom Palmer, lack Lewis Iames Bailey, Bill McCurdy, Richard Williams, Danny Freeze Back row: Ronald Wilson, Robert McKenzie, and Mr. W. M Wyatt, Sponsor. QELC. . Grows D.E.C.A. has grown to two clubs this year. This shows the tremen- dous interest of students in voca- tional programs. These clubs rep- resent the distributive education program that teaches life skills to many members. Pictured at the left are: Front row: Cindi ' Nicholson, Debbie Woolverton, Cheryl Gibbs, Mary Mikudag Second row: Debbie Heath, Ierry Henderson, Pam Young, Mr. Ray Wilson, Sponsor, Back row: Carol Pra- ter, Cathy Wathall, Nancy Smedley, and l Chris Mitchell. Pictured below are: Front row: Edwin McLean, president, Tamrnie Taylor, vice-president: Mr. Mike Allen, Sponsor, Second row: Cindy Venable, treasurer: Cathy Lobban, reporterg Ieff Iohnson, secretary, Karen Payne, historian, Kim Tolbertg Third row: Marcia Carlsson, Tina Baugh, Scott Waters, Kenny Redwine, Robin Roberts, and Kathy Coe. 66 99 66 99 A Company ls Inspected From left to right: C. Hood, P. Russell, P ' Phelps, K. Frederick, D. Stoldt, S. Bozarth, W Cheyene, I. Collard, I. Shirley, D. Ashwood, T Company Plans to Drill From left to right: P. Smith, D Cooper, R. Lucas, D. Bozarth K. Hackett, L. Paugh, V. Badget L. Sunday, I. Howard, C Turner, R. Page, V. Rizzo, B man, L. Lenz, R. Kennon, I man, S. Smith, M. Edwards SOI'1. Petty, T. Rizzo, L. Candy, M. Lewis, T. David- Woodrow, L. Zeaske, S. Freel Coffman, K. Dasing, R. I-lolderl and not pictured is E. William: Company Shines From left to ri ht: D. Biles, C. Law- rence, R. Leslie, B. Murdock, I. Bounds, D. Rabb, I. Crumley, C. Floyd, D. Smith, C. Odem, L. Paugh, R. William, R. Berg, I. McCall, S. Ben- brook, A. Fulmer, S. Cigelske, D. I-lam, C. Peterson, R. Kirtley, and not shown is A. Griffith. Preparation for D Company From left to right: A. Snyder, G. Anderson, E. Taylor, C. Barnes, C. Laning, B. Barnes, M. Meade, I. Fulton, R. Gregg, W. Morgan, G. Murphree, G. Hasley, M. Candy, S. Elwonger, R. Clem, D. Owens, K. Acher, C. McBay, M. Davault, C. Taylor, R. Iiminez, and not shown are V. Patterson, G. Siller, and R. Elwonger. 189 Company Readies for Meets From left to right: A. Haluzan, K. Whatley, I. Harrison, S. Zaeske, I. Watson, B. Coats, P. Biles, B. Stevenson, I. Stone, T. Day, S. Capps, I. Cantrell, D. Zook, D. Iackman, I. Pannell, I. Miller, I. Slay, M. Wiethorn, and not shown were S. Bryan, and A. Maples. Cirl's Drill Team Gains Sohool's ttention Girl's Drill Team are: From left to right K. Whatley, V. Badgett, A. Snyder, I Shirley, C. Lawrence, D. Cooper, W Morgan, D. Smith, C. MCBay, S. Steale B. Coais, G. Abernatly, D. Wreyford, L Azeske, D. Rabb, G. Murphree, I. Hud dleston, L. Lenz, P. Biles. From left to right: D. Stoldt, C Floyd, I. Collard, K. Hackett, R Lucas, S. Benbrook, T. Rizzo, I Cantrell, S. Elwonger, S. Smith A. Fulmer, S. Paugh, M. Candy R. Holderman, K. Dasing, K Acker, I. Alexander, D. Owens B. Murdock. Left to rlght C Lawrence, I. Collard, D. Ashwood, I. Alex ander P Russell Q Officers Train Cadets The Reserve Officer's Training Corps of North Mesquite is directed by several outstanding offi- cers. These include the adult sponsors, Lt. Colonel Iames H. Spann and Sgt. First Class Doyle W. Couch. Both men are pictured at right. Each is retired from the U.S. Army and has previous teach- ing experience. Col. Spann joined the North Mesquite staff after five years at Spruce High School. He opened the R.O.T.C. department here and has worked to gain its high level of excellence. Sgt. Couch came here after teaching at Mesquite High. Left: In three rows the student leaders of the corps are tured. They are Top: Cadet Lt. Bob Elwonger. Left: Major Kevin Dasing, Cadet Cpt. Bobby Murdock. Cadet Cpt. Randy Lucas, Cadet Cpt. Tim Davidson, Cpt. Lynn Barnes, and Cadet Cpt. Calvin Peterson. .O.T.C. Receives Recognition y .E,,, y M The B-Drill works hard in preparation for future try-outs and for school performances. Miss Karla Blount sponsors this enthusiastic group. They are described by assistant instructor Ianice Izzarelli as very talkative. B-Drill Looks to Future Pictured at left are officers: Front row: Sandy Izzarelli, Dunn, Belinda Lipe, and Back row: Gayla Attaway, Kathy ton and Robin Root. Below: The members of drill o Cindy Hudson closely as she demonstrates a new routine ......,-2 Director Leads the ay Left: Pacesetter sponsor Miss Karla Blount is shown dur- ing gym period. She is an excellent dancer and develops many of the routines and formations herself. 1 ,gn-0 Above: Sherry Doggett, Cindy Hudson and Lee Harris stand in bridge for a basketball game per- formance. Left: The Pacesetters depend on their manager to arrive with props and encour- agement at each game. The 1975 managers are Martha Braddock, Cindy Harrison, and Ricky Adams. These 18 girls represent the senior members of the Paceset- MCI-lenry, Charlotte Balch, Lee Harris, Melody Iones, ters. They are: Front row: Ioan O'Neil, Nina Petersong Sec- Sherry Doggett, Diann Dyerg Back row: Cheryl Wisel, Cindy ond row: Sherri Sharp, Carol White, Linda Harbaugh, Hudson, Ianice lzzarelli and Pam Spates. Kathy Calhoun, Linda Blackburn, Deana Charba, Tammy Pacesetters Steal the Show Pictured are the junior drill team members. These 44 girls endure the work that their first year of varsity drill requires. Left: Officers of the Pacesetter Drill Team are: Front row: Pam Spates, Lieutenant: Ioan O'Neil, Captaing Cheryl Wisel, Sergeant: Back row: Cindy Hudson, Lieutenant: Nina Peter- son, Co-Captain: and Ianice Izzarelli, Lieuten- ant. Left middle: Pacesetters anticipate the arrival of the Varsity football players at the pep rally. Left bottom: Iuniors Loretta Weath- erman and Kathy Lents show a new routine to the Pacesetters. Below: Pam Spates advises Nina Peterson in morning practice on standing in position. Choirs Compete for Honors Pictured above is the all-girls choir, Belle Ensemble. They perform at concerts, UIL contest and participate in solo and ensemble con- i8St. Below is the newly organized Freshman Mixed Choir. By participating in a number of concerts and programs, the members gain the experience necessary to excel in the Music Department. IN an .. 1.2 ,, in Hu on V A ,f .. tilghgv A A 4 Choirs in Ction QW A T Above left: The Freshman Mixed Choir performs at the fall concert under the direction of Miss Ann Low. Above right: A trio from the Chamber singers steals the audience's heart with their pop music. Left: The Belle Ensemble sings Laudate Dominum for the spell- bound concert audience. The North Mesquite Choirs annually provide the school with four exceptional concerts. The programs provide the stu- dents with contest experience and help the department earn money for competition travel. Mr. Iim Casey directs the Choirs, sets up the Concerts and often performs himself. ... ..., , -..,...,., ' We--.....,.., . v-rv-f-.-,..., '---.-..,,,,.,.,, ' w'v-11-..,W...,M,,,,h,mm I V -W--A-af,-9.-...., .W,.,,. . 'l' v-Quiz-Y 1 1 NMHS Choirs Please Fans Above: The 1974-75 A cappella members participate in all choir Concerts. Left: The Chamber Singers of NM provide many styles of music for all ages. Below: Director of all the choirs at North Mesquite is Mr. lim Casey. N f M, .lg ,4 .1 5345 if Blue Brigade Provides Spirit Above: The energetic spirit organi- zation, the Blue Brigade, offers half- time interest with their dazzling card displays. The 150 member group supports all sports programs with enthusiasm. Right: This years officers are: Front row: Celita Cant- rell, Pattie Tekell, Karen Sampson, Rhonda Myers, Gayla Attaway, Belinda Lipe, and Chris Brookg Back row: Sandra Iones, Gwen Pape, Becky Rose, Anne Rizotto, Robin Root, Cassey Holmes, Linda Dunn, Sandy Izzarelli, and Kay Turner. Orchestras Excel 1n Concerts Above: The Varsity Orchestra is practicing for a concert during a successful year. Left: The members ofthe Dallas Youth Orchestra are Mark Barnes, Liz Shelton, Charla Davis, Marc Stewart, and standing, Kenneth Fultner. Below: The newly organized Freshman Orchestra is pictured with their director, Sallie Banks. Right: Iunior Varsity Cheerleaders are: Front row: Carol Cheek, Sandy Malone, Debbie Harville, Sherra Gummg Back row: Kathy Roe, Mary Garner, Pam Davis, and Iennifer Truesdell. Below: This year's Freshman Cheerleaders are Terri Rhea, Sandy Green, Ramona Davis, Terri Malone, Karen Curtis, Mic- helle Tusa, Tina Cole and Pam DeWolfe. l I I.V. Cheerleaders Rock Stead Cheerleaders at North Mesquite not only added spirit at football games but also set the mood for enthusiasm in school during the day. Mrs. Sue Murrey sponsored both Iunior Varsity and Freshman Cheerleaders. Frosh Cheerleaders Have Pep live 20 4 The Varsity Cheerleaders are ranked first in Texas during the Cotton Bowl competition. They are Front row Pam Potter Debbie Sasser, Rita Hodges, Lynne Campbell, Traci Talley, Pam Baxterg Back row: Pam McGee Valerie Sheffield Pam Burkhalter, and Head Cheerleader, Mary Powell. Varsity Cheerleaders Rank lst in State Ri ht' Mrs Sue Murre is cheerleader s onsor. Below: Senior cheer- 8 - - Y P leaders relax at a basketball game. i ii NUM ll i nf? mmlrldll 1 Q Stallion Battalion Spurs Team Above ri ht: Barnett and Sherrell wait to see Mr. Campbel? Above: Iohn Howard guards spirit dur- ing a pep rally. Right: Sherrell, Yancey and Vaughn give their sweetheart, Anna Ianecka, a free ride. Freshman Band Aims High Above: This year's Freshman Band stands in half-time formation. Right: Freshman Drum Majors: Belinda Grif- fin, Tony Walker, and Theresa Causey. Below: The Freshman Band at daily marching practice. . - ,. F 1 ii iii F' i ' -.r .gxj g . it Af fi an s ' L Q' ' M -5, if ' y t 6' K H rX.y ,N , f x f ff 'af s as - .X ...J L This year's Freshman Band placed well in UIL competition receiv- ing a 2 rating. They performed at the Freshman and Iunior Varsity games, pep rallies, and with the Varsity Band. They are directed by Mr. Paul Davis. Maj orettes Shine at Half-Time bove: This year's Varsity Majorettes are: Front row: Debbie uke, Melanie Roden, Cindy Phelpsg Back row: Debbie Waites, onna Duke, Debbie Trower, Donna Miller, Pat West, Sylvia rause, and Valerie Robertson. All these majorettes have high- est ratings in solo and ensemble competition, Below: The Freshman Majorettes preparing for a performance are Linda Doremus, Katrina Beeler, Donna Iackson, Charla Davis, and Ruth Hernandez. 207 fi 3 2 Hi is LI S3 5 Q E 521 2 Q1 ff .ji .L Ziff FI x,,g', W: '- sa- if pu -SW T -, -ff , T - 'T +P ff ff-'WL im-4'l rl 2'l':rf:tr.1'Si2e . . . .T 'v,1 , '1.,',,gff,'-Makqf' A . 'P ,. plates' 4' '4- .' , T- 'kr R f?f7-',,vg:1'l. Q A erzi goof fs ljvfqgpt' 3' 1' I ' il 't, 11.'1 ? 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Below: The band is in one of many practice sessions on the school parking lot. ,,-f-'W' ff--' , 5 ' H, ' D Y lx V ,XXI trpv-H .K Y Z if lu is fre-,,,,,t.,.f L Jin' ,V z , . - f . I , T 2 t' l fff29 X A N LJ. , i f L . V ill 1 I ,Z if ff, an T ,wa t , , , x ff T 1 f .ff 3 1 ' '- 952' i 1 4 Q if ' 3 a .1, l r . 'H K fir 'e 'if H' Q i i , '-I .lb ' 99 1, 3 L K J, ' i . V i A X l ' AT.. Q flat 4 X w Q , l' gigiw -S Q. X y -- ' .IH V Stage Band Entertains The Stage Band has entertained the student body with Iohn Spalding, Scott Talley, Rick Pradarits, David Rick- modern tunes. They have shown great improvement ersong Second row: Gail Coplin, Kathy Clark, Marilyn with the help of their director, Mr. Paul Davis, who Nolley, Karen Cowan, Kathy Acker, I-lelaine Deitel, writes some of their pieces. The members are: Front Terry Davis, Iudy Mulheron, David Prasifka, Paul Neelyg row: Kelly Hatfield, lim Schulgen, Ricky Davis, Scott Third row:Tommy Amador, Brian Grizzard, Kevin Gleason, David McClendon, Robert Harris, Ricky Ham, Wood, Chuck McGlaughin, and Mr. Paul Davis. Band Directors Succeed Once again the band staff, led by Mr. Tony Anderson, have had an outstand- ing year. The band directors this year are: Mr. Tony Anderson, Varsity Band and Symphonic Band: Mr. Don Ham- rick, Varsity Band and Concert Bandg Mr. Paul Davis, Stage Band and Fresh- man Bandg Mr. M. D. Shephard, Music Theory I and in his spare time pursues his hobby of photography. The newest director is Mrs. Don I-lamrick, who directs a band and gives lessons to band students. EFIIIRTE Whu-ilu-r :I lu- lc-nnis. hnskvllmll. fuutlmll. gulf. Ir.n.lx. nz lmsa-hull. lhv mm! 'I'l'IfXM is .xlwuys prvse-Ill. 'l'h.1I's In H11 unlila 9pmlslllplIIln1l1I umks ll NN1 ns um 1 ,, . . .. . . ,nl '. . '1 ' .1 A.s. 'J plvlc' la-.m1. Ihr- slumlvnls .md mzuauzhc-s lmlh uit:-mp! lu l'X1.4'llftll'ilIl'lllM'!X'l'S.lhl'll'fll1l.iIIlllfhl'S1Llllllll, 6. , SB .9 We 5 1 A A ' ,f ,, J 3 iff- ' W 1, ws, 17 Q N 1 L 5 U XC The Stallions played only two Non-District foes this year before entering district play. The Stallions opened the season with a strong 19-9 victory over Dallas Bryan Adams Cougars led by the fierce rushing of Steve Dailey and the stiff defense led by Phil Westbrook. The following week the Stal- lions dropped the first decision in the history of the school to a Dallas team. The Stallions fell to the Skyline Raiders 10-0 on a dif- ficult night for the mighty Stal- ions. Stallions Split With Dallas Above right: At the Bryan Adams game Keith Fulenwider 1255 and Steve Dailey 1465 make the stop as Ted Small 1535, Bodie Iones 1835, and Richard Brown 1885 come to help. Right: Dennis Swint 1715 makes the way clear for Steve Dailey 1455, as he breaks for long yardage against Bryan Adams in the first game of the season. It netted us a 19-9 win. Below: Steve Dailey 1455 drives through the Skyline defense for a first down against the Raidersg North Mesquite lost 10-0. Stallions Struggle Against ew Rivals Above left: Richard Brown 1881 goes up high to snag a pass from Gary Lacey at the Richardson High game. Above right: Don Wafford 1101, Willie Witt 1801 and Perry Ste- phenson 1771 move in to make the stop on Lake Highlands' running back. Left: Stal- lions on the field for warm ups before Lake Highlands clash. Below: David Iennings 1751 makes the stop on Lake Highlands back behind the line of scrimmage as Keith Fulenweider 1251, Paul Sampeck 1331 and Terry Davis 1431 move in to help. The close conflict ended with our 22-7 loss. A .-Ib? . A '53 Ag V Tb, 1, A g, A -..r.,N.g4 1 , ,Y , , - fig w V ' Stalhons Outrun ustangs Above: Larry Iones 1341, Don Wafford 1101, Len Denton 1131, and David Ien- nings 1741, show the Pearce Mustangs how to use teamwork. Far left: Richard Brown 1881 intercepts pass against Rich- ardson Pearce. Left: Sophomore lay Glover 1421 shows a good example of what he could dog run with the ball. Below: Gary Lacey 1111 follows the block of Bodie Iones 1831 around the end for long yardage to win the game 24-6. VHPS1ty Wins Two of Three in Garland Left: Phil Westbrook 1631 and David Iennings 1741 make a stop against South Garland. Perry Stephenson 1771, Willie Witt 1801 and Neal Kirkpatrick 1841 try to assist in the rain. The final score was 14-7. Below: Larry Iones 1341 breaks against the Garland defense with help from Dennis Swint 1711 and Iackie Hobbs 1651. We won 7-0 in the game with the Owls. Bot- tom: Paul Sampeck 1331, Randy Morris 1551, David Iennings 1741 and Perry Stephenson 1771 close in on Garland back. Not pictured is the North Garland game which the Stallions dom- inated 27-6. Varsity Beats Eaglesg Faces Skeeters The Stallions ended the season with a strong victory over the Wil- mer Hutchins Eagles and a disap- pointing loss to the crosstown rivalsg the Mesquite Skeeters. lt was a closely contested battle in the first half of play with the Skeeters leading 7-0. In the last half Mesquite showed a balanced offense and a strong defense in defeating the Stallions for the City Championship. Top: North Mesquite defenders Scotty Harry 1401 and Len Denton 1131 put away a pass for Wilmer- Hutchins receiver, Alister Alexan- der, late in the fourth period of the Stallions 10-0 triumph over the Eagles. Left middle: Scotty Harry 1401 faces Wilmer-Hutchins ball car- rier in our first match with the Eagles. Right middle: Stallion defenders force our city rivals in a close contest. Pictured are Neal Kirkpatrick 1841 and several Mes- quite offensive players on the line of scrimmage. Bottom: Alan Rose 1541 blocks Skeeter, Wendel Fenley 1831 to make way for Larry Iones 1341 in a first down attempt. The Stallions were defeated 24-6. J ,. Seniors Share Last Season noel, M. fe Above: Quarterback Gary Lacey C115 falls back to pass at the Mesquite game with assistance from Marty Winn 1605, Blake Phillips C231 and Dennis Swint UD. Left: Defensive players are: Front row: Iohn Patterson, Buster Cotton, Iacky Hobbs, Perry Stephenson, Doug Slavensg Back row: Phil Westbrook, Keith Fulenwider, Paul Sampeck, and Don Wafford. Bottom left: Offensive backs are: Front row: Blake Phillips, Steve Ewton, Randy Cleveland, Nelson Conyawg Back row: Gary Lacey, Larry Iones, Steve Dailey, and Mike Gideon. Bottom right: Offensive linemen are: Front row: Dennis Swint, Alan Rose, Gary Fallwell and Back row: Manager David Iones, Richard Brown, Bodie Iones, and Trainer Glenn Halbert. 217 K' ' ef ' V ,. Wt M. V Front row: Greg Buetel, Glen Halbert, David Iones, Mike West, Marty Winn, Phil Westbrook, lay Glover, Blake Phillips, Randy Cleveland, Iohn Chadwick, Gary Sherman, Sam Christy, Second row: Scotty Harry, Nelson Gonyaw, Randy Williams, Steve Dai- ley, Gary Lacey, Terry Fagala, Raul Rojas, Steve Ewton, Buster Cotton, Mike Gideon, Keith Fulenwider, Deny Coleyg Third row: . f ., ww, ,, i 'ww f r X .. V ,A , an . 4 rr'-Q' , M - Neal Kirkpatrick, Dennis Swint, Bret Robertson, Gary Fawell, Perry Stephenson, Paul Sampeck, Greg Harper, Don Wafford, Ted Small, Iackie Hobbs, Alan Rose. Doug Slavensg Back row: Morton Clary, Willie Witt, Terry Davis, Leonard Denton, Mike Humphus, David Iennings, Randy Morris, Iohn Patterson, Larry Iones, Bodie Iones, and Richard Brown. TRKHDHHKTGHHIFHCGSTTHQHI Above: The varsity coaches are: Front row: Mike Ienkins, Rusty Talbot, Back row: Don Duke, Charles Qualls, and Gus Hernandez. Ri ht Coach ualls ex resses a reciation for g 1 Q iv PD student support at Bryan Adams pep rally. Ilistrict Left to right: Sheryl Crumpton, Mark Davis, Robert Boley, Mike Nelson, David Iennings, David Crumpton, Bucky Van Og en, Tom Green, Greg Haddock, Tony Severs. Oakley, David Beane, Matt Hernandez, and Ioey Flores Varsit Takes lst Bi-District Title 'G Above: The Basketball Coaches for the varsity squad are Larry Brooks and Ronald Powell fHead Coachj. Right: Van Ogden f31J shoots for two as David Crumpton 1553 prepares to rebound at the first Skeeter match. Z2 '-Sie H ri 'J tx! l tr' F11 N XX Stallions Defeat Skeeters Hehe fx :fam H maze, - ' f 'V 'H'5ff5!ff Left: Mike Nelson 1451 gets the opening tip-off against the Skeeters as David Crumpton ppepares to getlthe ball. Anx- s iously awaiting for action are M Davis 1251 and Robert Boley 1211 Bel left: Van Ogden 1311 shoots for 2 as David Crumpton 1551 prepare rebound. Below right: Mike Nelson shoots a free-throw against Mesquite Van Ogden 1311 awaits the outcome. Crowds Growing for Team Above left: Mike Nelson 1451 goes up high for two points as Greg Haddock 1331 screens for him. Above right: Greg Haddock 1331 puts a great fake on Skeeter defender, Stan Singleton 1101 to make two of many more points. Left: David Crumpton 1551 shows his beautiful style and adds one more point against the Skeeters. Below: Mike Nelson 1451 prepares to pass to Greg Haddock 1331 as they stall for time. Looking on is Van Ogden 1311. The Stallions defeated Mesquite by a score of 89-72. 152 Roundballers Win 16 Away ,, I x V 'L .J L,,, - ' 'fi ,I1 : . WW-mfff's ,AN ,, 1. rv .1 lti 1 1 i i 1 Left: Van Ogden 1311 and Mark Davis 1251 put the pressure on against South Garland. The Stallions defeated the Colonels in overtime by a score of 64-63. Below: Mike Nelson 1451 stretches out to block this shot as David Crumpton 1551 comes up to assist. North Mesquite defeated North Garland in the Dr. Pepper Tourney by a score of 42-39. Below left: Mark Davis 1255 shows an example of his beautiful arch as he makes two points against Mesquite. HRK sat ,, 32s ...af W ' C' Stallions on the Road to Above: Mark Davis 1251 makes two more points against the Richardson Eagles as David Crumpton 1551 looks on. The Stallions defeated the Eagles enroute to the District Championship. Above right: Mark Davis 1251 outjumps his opponent as David Crumpton 1551, Mike Nelson 1451, and Greg Haddock 1331 anxiously await the ball. Below: Robert Boley 1211 shoots from the outside as teammates Mike Nelson 1451 and David Crumpton 1551 prepare in case of a miss. Below right: Mark Davis 1251 gets high above a Richardson defender for two points. - -'I H F3 x, -Q anyhow - Suooess .....ff441' s at-1.Q.t ,,., M, ,km 1 t 4 5 iff-Ame W4 8 , uw 'V wi ,,,f 1 f..', ' The district play ended for the Stallion Roundballers with a number of tough games. They won district without a play-off game because they took each game as a challenge. The team completed regular season play with a 22-7 record. Left: Mike Nelson C441 makes a shot against North Garland defenses. Below left: Greg Haddock t32J reaches up over a Garland Owl player to get two points. Below: Stallion player leans hard against a Richardson player in a tough game that ended 66-59. Stallions Come on Strong 'Q EE? www ffg- W Www-..,. fi , i 2 MW yf ,bi ,k,kf k ,V V, PQ 459 t Roundballers Beat Colts. . . , is V1 . E is , g 1 , nf , 1, 4 vt H - m, . 3 N 5 ,,. , , 5 , 1 . ,1,., ' . 1-iA , g H .' k7?Eg,?'11'4' is 1. ,,., 'f ' 'I K 1 ay S M f fm, J ' ,f M sf' Q W' we 5 W ' , , , , .,,- ,ef fi, L- ' we ,,,f W- ' f 1 f Above left: David Crumpton 1551 prepares to rebound as Mike Nelson 1451 moves in to help. Looking on is Van Ogden 1311 and Robert Boley 1211. Above right: Mike Nelson 1451 and Van Ogden 1311 prepare to take another rebound as the Stallions defeat the Arlington Colts and advance to the Face Bowie Regional playoffs in Abilene. Below left: Mike Nelson 1451 goes up high over a Bowie defender to make two points. Below right: Mark Davis 1251 shoots for two points against El Paso Bowie in the Regional Playoffs in which the Stal- lions lost, Av x R ' ax 2 as... 35 Trainers Find lways More to Learn The trainers for the 1974-75 season played a very important role in North Mesquite athletics. C Coach Dennis Hart did a superb job with all the ' if' boys which made them excellent trainers enabling them to provide first aid, keep clothes clean, and W distribute them to the other boys everyday. How- ever, their rewards come a different wayg such as being able to apply first aid properly. Right: Senior trainer Gary Halbert takes time out to talk with Coach Hart. Below: Trainers are, Standing: David Moss, Greg Buetel, Russell Floyd, Steven Toelles, and Coach Dennis Hart' Seated front row: Gary Halbert, Dale Drumm, and Mark Swann. E . 'T aw ,, AQXVQ. Cross Country Team pictured above: Back row: Mike Patterson, Dwayne Murr, Steve Murr, Steve Cain, Robert Ford, Leland Howard, Mike Dore- mus, Lou Hulcy, Steve Wright, Russell Mowellg Middle row: Greg Lautenslager, Steve Elwonger, Richard Anderson, Glen Allen, Chuck Lee, Pat Patterson, Henry Demers, Robert Reynolds: Front row: john David, Mike Garrett, Mitch Contreras, Gary Gumm, and Terry Allen. Track members Mike Doremus, Hnery DeMers, Lou l-lulcy, Robert Ford, and Greg Lautenslager are all smiles after a meet win. Mike Doremus and Greg Lautenslager receive an award from Mr. Bill Ewing, President of the Mes- quite School Board at right. Cross Countr Goes to State The 1974-75 Cross Country Track Team under the supervision of new track Coach Brent Thorne took all honors for the second straight year in District 8-AAAA, and moved on to win the Regionals in Arlington and then placed 7th in the U.I.L. state meet in Austin. The cross country team will work towards its first state title this coming year. 7 Distance Men Earn Honors The boys' track team this year had individual successes that should not go unmentioned. Greg Lauten- slager placed second in the state in the mile at Austin with a time of 4:15. Greg Lynd set a school record in the pole vault with a 12 foot 6 inch launch. Ken Roberts set the record for the 120 yard high hurdles with a 15:1 time. lay Glover broke the school record in the 100 yard dash with a 9.9. Under the new Coach Brent Thorne the boys team added 3 number of honors. Above: The boys track team is pictured: Front row: Russell Floyd, Henry Demers, Ken Teagle, Mitch Contreras, lay Glover, Kevin Ray, Charles Faulkner, Mike Hill: Second row: Iohn David, Vincent Smith, Greg Lautenslager, Steve Elwonger, Dwayne Murr, Lou Hulcy, Terry Allen, Chuck Lee, Greg Lund, Robert Ford: Last row: Terry Fagala, Richard Brown, Mike Garrett, Gary Corbett, joe Sudderth, Mike Nelson, Randy Poole, Steve Cain, Mike Doremus, Kenneth Roberts, Steve Wright, and Coach Thorne. Right: Track fan Mr. Iim McCoy assists at a district meet. Freshmen Learn Cross Country , In V A a t 2? I Ze ruff snr -y ftfff ' Above is the Freshman Cross Country team. Back row: Robert Sweeney, Mark Wright, Donnie Scott, Steve Peyton, Coach Brent Thorne: Front row: David Iohnson, Chris Ardeck, Ioe Coyle, Kevin Stubbs, fmgr.J, Charles Faulkner lmgrj. - Track Interests Freshmen Below: The growing freshman track team is shown pictured with Coaches Chauvin and Tarbet. i 'Li .1 v A u Girls' Track Makes Gains 5W 'Ma Opposite page: Above: Members of the girls' track team pose with their Coach Miss lo Self. Left below: Pam Burkhalter takes a breather after working very hard at the district meet, Right below: Mary Garner waits for her race to begin at Hanhy Stadium. This page: Above: The girls' track team poses outside school. Left below: Sandi lzzarelli passes off the baton to Gale MoClinton during the mile relay. Right below: Miss Self listens for team totals at the district meet. if-b . x it 'iff 3-QA r TF' ' if.: if is 4 r 3-1. I Y, f rbi! 41 Golfers Win District The golf team had an outstanding season as both the boys and girls teams won district. The boys team also won first in the Arlington Tournament tied for first in the Corsicana Tournament and won first in the Plano Tournament. The girls team won district, then went on to finish fourth in the regional matches. The team was trained by Coach Charles Tabor and he had a success- ful first year as coach. Above: The senior golfers are: Front row: Ronnie Simons, Glenn Newberry, Lynn Newberry, Duane Lancasterg Back row: Larry Atwood, Gary Day, and Gene Aube. At right: Coach Tabor demon- strates a drive on the school lawn. 'Wm .it X fl! ' 1 ,N w i ,t.t,, H il ' ':. - - -' f' . - 4 2? if I 1, J 96,2226 Mia? -118'-ni-Q39 gg 'off' QA- new ,ftp rfififi' , if z Q wa .iifit we 'WK ,g 92'-1454 ' ' .A 'C sghvnu Mu w VZg',,!-.QA 59' we is. Q vmfak ff A-I , ,fe A , ff ., , B . bu, W , Vj,,e, .Rv I ,z-,ii mr -:f l -ga. wzegzttw, ff 1 'F . at -Q. ffm. ' , 'f f l7 'ZEfff ff as www' w i,-1 , - ' . 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Greg Box, Dent Moore, Glen Deitel and lay Marshall. . ii S 1-'- 3-1- -...,4? Tennis Rallye a 10-3 Record Above: This year's Boys Tennis Team is: Back row: Danny Tuttle, Ioe Essler, Charles Hubbs and Steve Tuckerg Front row: Tony Kingrey, Ieff Winner, Iames Shack and Kim Allen. They are coached by Iames Brinkley. Right: Ioe Essler shows the team mascot, Kid, how to get in shape. Right: Steve Tucker smashes a return as partner Charlie Hubbs watches, Left below: Charlie Hubbs prepares to reach for the ball in an effort to win the match. Right below: Steve Tucker makes a forehand volley and shows excellent form in a practice match with Garland. The Tennis Team acquired a 10-3-1 record this season. Their successes included a sec- ond place in the Berkner Tournament, a first in the Grand Prairie Doubles Tournament and a third in the District Round Robin, out- distanced only by South Garland and Rich- ardson. Girls' Tennis Sends l The Girls' Tennis Team had an excellent year under the direction of Coach Brinkley. New members became inter- ested in the active sport and the beginners classes grew. In the district tournament the team of Pam Powell and Nancy Luepnitz won first place. They played in Denton in the regional meet on April 18th and advanced to the third round. The team will have many returning members, promising a good future. Above: Pictured on the newly re-surfaced courts are: Front row: Eliza- beth Lewellen, Iudy Iackson, Kelli Casper, Pam Powell and Donna Eaton: Back row: Nancy Luepnitz, Tina Essler, Kay Blanton, Lorna Kaloi, Deb- bie Pierce and Dianne O'Brian. Left: Donna Eaton returns a serve in a practice match with a forehand shot. Team to Regionals Left: Pam Powell shows the form that gave her the edge in several tournaments. Left below: Dianne O'Brian warms up before a match with Richardson. Right below: Coach Brinkley pauses to join his dou- bles team, Pam Powell, Standing, and Nancy Luep- x f g f nitz, Kneeling. 'T- , Ns' ,S d yi... I 3 z 7 Basebellers Compete in 'it l , t , 4. f Q :Q ' fl- - , .Q 'l ' -F K K, t t:fkA .- 'W S K L K Q ,KW 4 N .23 M meg 'VV 4'-Jie, 4-A ,WQ .Q K 8 h x .. , Q I, 5, 4, , M ' M 1 t , M. . tree... l K .1 Q W I, , V,V: N . 4 ,, J, Hof-,.., -Q f .- K 5 5 , , . . e - V - J 'X' i' ,- 4 V ' - .Sq ,... ,,, ,jf 1 N, ' 5 - , . rw- ra- -'s2',':L, 'tv Tiff ff east ' ' 1 gn -Q. - -9 :' 501 S ' 'ik - ?.f.,M. . T fn' -.rg 21 . , ' . iislgf- iffmy .. . T, j jigfqggngz-x11'?:r'f N:Y !'l? '-QW S723-fi! M. iii: '.i33f,?wE?ff 2 113 3'-'gpg Wg:-e L- we irz i ,Si x 1 t ,, ,, ' -i . 'wwmw My i ff,. ,Q Top: Steve Ewton 1141 pitches to Mesquite player Iames Fincher. Middle left: Terry Brizendine til at hat with Coach Trepagnier observing from third base. Middle right: Max Ing gers C205 hesitates for a moment to watch the direction of hi hit. Left: Mesquite Catcher reaches wide at home for a hall the Steve Ewton t14l is waiting to intercept. Close District Race i - -- .. .ng, -il Qflivafa MQ- 5 W T A K ..,. y ly, 1 , W, p i if t Ck -lf x 3 3 Q it X : .ff 4. , Ma --XM... .. Above: N.M.H.S. is playing M.H.S. at Eastfield and Max Iag- gers C201 swings and contacts for a base hit against the cross town rivals. Left: N.M.H.S. player touches home for a run as M.H.S. catcher Chuck Iones 1201 scrambles for the hall. Below: Fans of baseball rest between innings on the Eastfield campus. 40 The Stallion Baseball Team finished the season with an overall record of 12 wins and 11 losses. In district they had a 9-7 record that earned them a fourth place in the area. For the year David Kin- ney had the best batting average with a .357, and the three pitchers had: Greg Griffin, 4-3, Steve Ewton, 5-4, and Don Wafford, 3-4, for their game records respectively. Coaches Trepagnier and Warren credit their starting nine players with the effort that won twelve games. This year the team had nine seniors and their experience paid off in the tight races. Practice Takes Full Effort Above left: Max Iaggers demonstrates the best in catching form. Above right: At practice David Kinney shows a ready stance for the field. Right: Posing on the slide, Iohnny Case indicates that nothing goes undone at baseball practice. - Baseballers Have Strong Year ln.-'Q' 'T K ,T-. -.. . tf-4 Above The Varsity Baseball Team pictured early in the season Left The co iches for the team are Asst. Coach Terry Warren and Head Coach Ken Trepagnier. Varsity Roster Name Brizendine, Terry Iohnson, Scott Case, Iohnny Townsend, Mike Watts, Bobby Elkins, Steve Riley, Iohn Griffin, Greg Wafford, Don Ewton, Steve Iaggers, Max Duncan, Billy Wallis, Mike Cornelius, Steve Kinney, David Eason, Eddie Lowe, Mike Crumpton, David Class Soph. Soph. Sr. Soph. Sr. Soph. Soph. Soph. Sr. Sr. Ir. Sr. Sr. Ir. Sr. Ir. Sr. Sr. I .V. Team Gains Experience Pictured above are Iunior Varsity Team Members. Front row: Lloyd S. Campos, S. Beshear, I. Gideon, M. Sigman, T. Gates, S. Iohnson, G. Griffin, S. Dailey, I. Nichols, I. Riley, D. Drumm fTrainerIg Second row: R. Floyd fTrainerI, B. Wreyford, D. Evans, G. Harmon, S. Chappell, C. Arnold, T. Davis, M. Townxend, D. Yarborough, R. McCary, R. Cook, K. Burnam, T. Woodard: Third row: D. Coleman, M. Molina, S. Howell, R. Hoobs, EI. Guzman, R. Saucedo, D. Adams, S. Doggett, M. Burkett, S. Bailey, S. Essary, K. Ray, F. Molock, M. Sanderson, Fourth row: S. Stovall, I. Greer, L. Smith, M. Turner, S. Elkins, R. Easthom, S. Williams, M. Hunt, D. Asher, D. McKenhtan, R. Carter, W. Lee, N. Adams CManagerIg Fifth row: R.'Bevill, D. Reed, I. Iohnson, M. Atkins, R. Templeton, I. Gonzales, H. Miller, V. Smith, C. Gunn, A. Muhl, D. Doremus, I. Sudderth, K. Bruck, B. Furr fManagerJ, Sixth row: R. Blanton, D. Holley, T. Hollified, S. Pace, B. Schack, D. Ham fManagerI, B. Beathe, C. Tillison, I. Nations, I. Crumley fManagerI, R. Lettrell fnot picturedl. Bottom left: Team members prepare for practice. Below: The I.V. Coaches are Terry Warren, Ben Robertson, Ronnie Pardun, and Ed Iohnson. Football Attracts Freshmen Freshman football was a growing interest last year as the two team pic- tures prove. Large enrollment made it possible to man two talented teams, who played often at McDonald Field to enthusiastic crowds. Above: The freshman white team is pictured on their North Mesquite practice field. Left: Freshman coaches are Ken Trepagnier, Ron Chauvin, Clell Tarbet, and Gary Halliday. Below: The freshman blue team poses before regular workout begins. 44 I.V. Gets Sharper Pictured above are this year's Iunior Varsity team members: Back row: Tony Hollifield, Dennis Sherrard, Bernard Shack, Iay Morris, Kerry Baldwin, Larry Garza, and Front row: Bill Tabius, Randy Iohnson, Steve Roushy, Kris Campbell, and Gary Gumm. Below ri ht: The Freshman Basketball Coaches Clell Tarbet, center, and Gary Haaiday, right, listen to Iim McCoy explain assembly plans for the freshman teams. An assembly permits the entire school to see the round- ballers in action. Below left: I.V. Coach Larry Brooks discusses the score with David Moss during an early season game. Freshman Teams Gain Fans errs iii tsrsit. 1 , , rsrr so f ,E i t ,f ft, ZVQ- -4,- , s,,, . .. ,1,.n,,,,.L ,L, ,K,.., ,. --,,- ..,,.-1+ . 1 ., ,,1,e,,-at,.q.:1,,-12-, i l' 1 l R , .rll or t , 'Wi i , - ' ' f-, ' f f 5 Q f i . f l sr.s Q . L- k.h.. . .. '., z, 1 . .,.s i f : . ssls.. A A V, I ,V - l 5 Q 1 l T iirs. rrr. .2 is K Q5 ff' ,..,, .lk ' iz . 'ii V .W . ,',, W. M 1v-- 'Warm ' ,,,, ei ' f.g. t, , ..- V ,, .. K -' , M.. . 1 7 4 AAgAA , V f rr,. 1 , -33' -12. g:,,.i,,7gi-xy-wi f . , , A g,- fig Ah v :Jr 'Tw LL 'L ,L -,L,. ' s..1 i , ... W itii T ,A,A sslr .M A.,, . , T f , - .r irrs Pictured above are Freshmen: First row: Mike McKey, Ieff Lafoy, Greg Tooker, Mike Marine, Scotty Shafer, David Browng Second row: Gary Blair, Greg Ewing, Van Halbert, Brian Aube, Brian McCoy, Greg Dewitt, Third row: Timmy Rogers, Bob Tabius, Glen McHenry, Deith Lowery, Chuck Barnett. Manag- ers are Larry Allen and Mark Swan. Q Pictured below are Freshmen: First row: lack Guge, Roger Brown, Britt Moore, David Ballard, Randy McMillung Second row: Greg Deidsworth, Greg Garvey, Taylor Rose, Mickey Loveless, Mark Scutter, Greg McMillung Third row: Gary Den- nis, Ieff Grizzard, Richard Coffman, Brian Hall, Andy Qualls, Robert Green. Managers are Ken Smith and Steve Tulley. 24 ADVE TIEI 6 Helping finance the annual, local merchants cooperate with the staff hy purchasing advertising. Each year they share their success with the students of North Mesquite and we appreciate them. f IJ mum mls X sun gm VX KEYSQQ M5953 fs --Q-:SQL i fifi f 2515 ' wal' ' 3 D W' 3 Aggfggg vm x '-N Q 1-X tw gm ,gag i 'ZW' , 9 3 J .. - 2 ' 247 If there's better way, we'lI find lt. Thomas A Edison, the research genius of his time, found a better way of life for the world when he first put electricity to use. Later, research by the electric industry and companies like Texas Power 81 Light Company created hundreds of new conveniences for home, industry and farm. And the future seems limitless. TP8iL, in cooperation with other electric utilities, universities and the electric industry, has carried on a number of research programs spanning a wide variety of fields-from exploring the possibilities of converting heat and chemical energy directly into electricity, to develop- ing a vastly improved design for electric water heaters and taking a part in nuclear study, research and development programs. lf there's a better way, we'll find it! , I TEXAS POWER Sc LIGHT COMPANY A tax-paying, investor-owned electric utility SF'EC4ALi.7ING KN IQOMH ETS WEDDQNG SE RVKJ Flon 'nts' by .. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS GIFTS OR!C1iNAl ART PIUTS by Chwfyl ' TOWN EAST AT MQTLEY Above Freshman football was excxtmg for fans as thls photo from a McDonald Stadium game proves 250 TOWN EAST TROPHIES 81 ENGRAVING I 30 Town Eas+ Shopping Cen+er Town Easf Blvd. ai' Moiley Dr. Residenfial Commercial Acreage J I M TH OM PSON Jim Thompson Associa'res Mesqlme' -I-e.Xas 270-6993 90 Broadway Village Bus. 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Beli' Line Road 285-5458 Ci L at .v ., kt S My .M if ig , , , Mu Above: Members ofthe honorary drama group, Thespians, pose with their sponsor, Mr. Mike Wolfe, and his stu- dent teacher during the fall. I-I 84 S SPORTING eoons Printing, Eiio. 3 I 3 West Main Mesquite, Texas Pai' Crumpton 285-2228 Supply fm ' Auto - Life - Fire - Health Center 23 I9 Gus Thomasson 32 I -9 I 09 Agent Bank of Mesquite Building Town East and Gus Thomasson Rd. Mesquite, Texas 75I49 Phone: 279-6422 Phone 279-6I3I r ' Phone 328-2283 DISCOUNT CARPETS, INC. Drapes - Tile - Vinyl Nita Shannon 4323 Gus Thomasson Rd. President' Mesquite, Texas 75l49 Right: Seniors Sharon Denton, Bonnie Byers and Corky Herring great our photographer with enthusiasm on their way to begin a class day. l may have a good iob for you. In facf, 'rhe Army has over 300 di'i- We'll also give you a chance +0 fereni' iobs you could apply for and 'rravel. Ge+ a head s+ar+ on college probably ge+. +hrough in-service educa+ional oppor- If you qualify, we'Il guaran+ee your +uni+ies. Wifh +he Army paying up 'ro choice of iob +raining in fields like 757, 0-F ygur +ui+i0n, cons+ruc+ion, compufer program- ming, in+elligence, elecfronics, communi- calions, and many o+h- ers. We'll pay you a s+ar+ing salary of If you're in+eres+ed give me a call. You'll no+ only be doing a good iob for yourself. You'll be doing one 'For your Counfry. 5344.00 6 mon+h Phone- lbefore deduclionsl. 39843636 Wifh a raise +o S384 ,W af+er4 monfhs. , 'fag W lf 41 X 'fs'-F' A Q F' 5 il'-f in Q f Call me. SGT. KEN PALMER l420 So- Buckner Blvd- Join +he people who've ioined +he Army. 257 ABERNATHY, GISELE - 9X7X56 Orchestra, Girls and Boys ROTC Drill Team, Girls Tactics Team, Drum and Bugle Corp. ADAMS, DEBRA-8X5X57 Art Club, Science Club, Spanish Club Treasurer, Medical Explorers, FFA, National Honor Society. ADAMS, DONNA - 8X5X57 Choir Treasurer, Choir, Science Club. ALCORN, CHARLOTTE - 8X1X57 Big Blue Band, FHA Chapter President, Student Council Treasurer, Newspaper Representative. ALEXANDER, CYNTHIA RENEE ALDRIDGE, IIM - 1X31X57 ALLEN, DAVID -1X28X57 Tennis, Speech, Debate, German Club, Science Club, Medical Explorers, Biol- ogy Award, 1st place and Grand Prize in Dallas County Science Fair. ALVARADO, THOMAS AMADOR, TOMMY - 8X3X57 Band Vice President, Stage Band. ANDERSON, GLEN - 8X13X57 National Forensic League President, Drum Major, Debate, National Honor Society, Speech Award, Student of Metaphysics and Porapsycology. ANGELO, CINDY - 5X5X57 Freshman and Varsity Band, Honor Roll, Honor Society Band Treasurer, Geography Award, Top 5'M5 Graduate. ANGUIANO, DOROTHY - 1X1X57 ANNA, ROBERT ATKINS, PHILLIS ATWOOD, LARRY -i2X1X56 English Award. AUBE, GENE-6X2X57 Golf Team, National Honor Society, French Club, Principals Award, Out- standing Golfer Award. AVON, DONNA- 5X24X57 Office Worker, Belle Ensemble, Blue Brigade, Accapella, Thespian Officer, French Club, Drama Honor Roll, National Honor Society, FCA, Sound of Music, Winnie the Pooh, Wizard of Oz, and Bye Bye Birdie. BAILEY, TI-IERESA - 6X13X57 Perfect Attendence, Art Club, Honor Roll, FCA, Pep Squad. BALCH, CHARLOTTE - 3X22X57 Choir fAcapellaJ, Pacesetters, FCA, NMHS Singers, All-Region Choir. Area Choir, All-State nominee. Senior Credits BALES, IOHN - 2X12X57 Freshman and Sophomore Football, Track, FCA, Student Council, Annual Staff, Spanish Club. BALL, DONNA - 'l 2X28X57 BALTHROP, PHYLLIS -12X29X57 Newspaper Staff, Drama Club, FHA. BANKS, DONALD - l2X14X57 FHA. BARKER, HERBERT ROTC. BARLETT, RODNEY BARLOW, CINDI - 5X23X57 FHA, Spanish Club, Choir, OEA, Office Worker. BARNES, LYNN - 8X19X56 BARNETT, PAM - 2X6X57 Accapella, Office Worker, VOE. BARNETT, WAYNE - 3X16X57 ROTC Squad Leader, ROTC Color Guard, ROTC Company First Sergeant, Stallion Battalion President. BASDEN, KIM BEANE, DAVID - 6X'15X57 Basketball, Spanish Club, National Honor Society. BENAVIDEZ, MINERVA - 4X1 X57 FHA Officer, Spanish Club. BENAVIDEZ, NORMA - 4X1 X57 FHA, VOE. BENFIELD, IOE Speech, Drama, BENNETT, LINDA BLACKBURN, LINDA - 'IOX21X57 Pacesetters, FCA, FHA. BLACKFORD, MARK -12X3lX56 Football, Spanish Club, Office Worker. FCA. BLAKELEY, SUZANNE - 1X3X57 Honor Roll, Honor Graduate, French Club, Medical Explorers, FHA. BLANKENSHIP, BECKY - 9X27X57 Band, FHA, Spanish Club, FTA. BLANKENSHIP, DEBRA -10X18X57 Library Assistant. BLANKENSHIP, IUNE - 6X1X58 Choir. Honor Society, Pony Express Representative. BLANKS, RANDY - 4X18X57 FHA. BLANTON, MARILYN - 5X3X57 Tennis, Spanish Club. BOCANEGRA, TINA - 6Xl5X57 Ecology Club, Clio Club, Office Worker. BOLDT, DIANA- 5X25X58 National Honor Society, Big Blue Band, Clio Club. BONHAM, CINDY - 9X22X5G Art Club Vice-President, French Club. BOUGHNER, BRUCE ROTC, ICT, VICA. BOWEN, IOYCE - BX12X56 FFA, FHA, Spanish Club. BOYETT, BILL - 4X12X57 DECA. BOYLE, LARRY - 3X15X57 Number Sense and Slide Rule, Spanish Club, National Honor Society. Top 5WD Graduate. BOZEMAN, RONNA - 8X8X57 German Club, Art Club. BRADDOCK, IUDY- 10X9X56 OEA, French Club. BRADDOCK, MARTHA -12X16X56 FHA, FCA, Pacesetter Manager, Bell Ensemble, Perfect Attendence, Healt Careers Club. BRADLEY, PAULA - 5X20X57 HECE, Office Worker, FHA, BRAMLETT, cELiA - sfzofsr BRIMER, TROY BRISTOW, IUSTIN - nfsfsa BRIZENDINE, LISA - QXQX56 FHA, Drama, Fiddler on the Roof,' Speech, VOE. BROWN, CURTIS - 'l'1X7X56 Rodeo Club, FHA. BROWN, IANA - 5X3X58 Belle Conta, Spanish Club, Pon Express. BROWN, RAY-4X1X56 Vocational School, VICA President Mechanics. BROWN, RICHARD - 11X'lX56 Varsity Football, FCA. BROWN, WESLEY-5X12X56 Student Government Day City Man ager, FCA, Student Council, BROWN, VICKI BROWNELL, IIM - 'l2!2f55 BROWNING, LISA - 5!3U!57 Aoappella Choir. FHA Chapter Presi- dent, B-Drill, Pacesetters. Chamber Singers, FCA, Senior Class Secretary, Spanish Club, Honor Roll. Student Council. BURCHETT, RANDY BUTLER, ANNITA KAY BYERS, BONNIE - 3!28!56 FHA. FCA, Student Council. FHA Sweetheart. BYERS, IUDY - 5!7!57 FHA, HECE, Band, B-Drill, Freshman Majorette. BYROM, ROBERT - 11!4!57 FHA. CABALLERO, MICHAEL - 8!26!57 FHA Treasurer, Honor Roll. CALHOUN, KATHY-2!15!57 Blue Brigade, Board Member, B-Drill, Pacesetters, Girls' Choir, Acappella. Drama Thespian President, French Club, Honor Roll. CAMPBELL, CECIL - 4!20f57 ,Freshman and Sophomore Football, French Club. CAMPBELL, LYNNE -11f10!56 FHA, FCA, French Club President, Number Sense Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, Cheerleader. Blue Brigade, Student Government Official Place 4. CAPPS, STANLEY CARLESON, MARCIA - 6!22!57 DECA. CARTER, LANCE - 9!-U56 FHA, CASE, IOHNNY - I0f24f55 Baseball. Football. FCA. CAUSEY, PERRY Track. CHANEY, SHERRY - 6!9!58 French Club. CHARBA, DEANA - 3!30!57 Blue Brigade, FHA, FCA, Pacesetters, French Club. CHATTIN, EDWARD - 6f2'l!57 CHEEK, KEITH - 2!16!57 HENAULT, IOE - 8f4!57 V Basketball. Senior Credits CHOATE, IACQUELYN -10f17!56 FTA Vice-President, FCA, Band, Art Club,FHA, CHRISTIE, STEVE CHRISTY, BETH-9!2!56 FHA, FCA, National Honor Society, Blue Brigade, Latin Club. CLARK, MARION CLEVELAND, RANDY Freshman, IV, and Varsity Football. COMBS, RENEE-8!26!57 Tennis Team, French Club, FCA, FHA President, NM Rodeo Team. Drama Club. COMPTON, SHARON CONRAD, SHARON - 2!13!57 COOK, BECKY- 5!30!57 Band. COOK, KATHY - 6f20!57 COPE, FLEETE -1!24!57 FHA. COTTON, CONNALLY - 12!l8!56 Varsity Football, Acappella Choir, FHA President, FCA. COYLE, RICHARD Science Club, Band. CRANDALL, TINA - 1 !20!57 Drama, Art Club, FHA. CRECELIUS, BARRY - 5!28!57 Environmental Science, FHA. CROSS, SAM - 3!4!56 CROW, ROBERT - 4!23!57 Band, Stage Band. CRUMPTON, DAVID - 1!9!57 Basketball, Baseball, All District Base- ball. DAILEY, STEVE Varsity Football. DALE, PAMELA DARST, KATHY DASING, KEVIN-5!12!57 Clio Club President, German Club Vice-President, Clio Club Treasurer, IA Vice-President and Treasurer, ROTC Tactics Team, Executive Officer of Drill Team, American Legion Award, Stallion Award, Scholarship Award, Department Award, Stephen F. Austin Award, All City Orchestra. DAUGHERTY, SHARON - 1Uf30!58 DAVENPORT, KENNETH - 12!31!5fi FFA. DAVIDSON, TIM - 8!14!57 ROTC, ROTC Drill Team and Color Guard,lCT. DAVIS, RICKY-11!12!56 Varsity Band, Freshman Band, UIL - All State Band, All Region, Student Director, Honor Society. DAWSON, RAYNELL - 5!16!57 Band, HECE, FHA, Freshman Major- ette. DAY, GARY - 7!15!57 GolfTeam. DAY, IAMES - 9!15!56 Thespians, Drama Club. Stage Manager for Bye Bye Birdie, Set Crew for Dracula, Fiddler on the Roof, Wizard of OZ. DECKER, MARK - 6!28!57 Freshman Track. DEERE, RICKY - 1!27!56 FHA. DEMOSS, DEBBIE - 12!10!56 Belle Ensemble Pianist and Historian. Annual Staff. Latin Club, FTA. DENBOW, LESA - 4f30!57 FHA. DENNIS, RUSSELL German Clu-b, Band. DENTON, GARY - 4!7!57 DENTON, SHARON - 7f13!57 OEA, FHA, Bel Canto Choir, Accapella Choir. DOGGETT, SHERRY - 4!12!57 Pacesetters, Blue Brigade, B-Drill. DOOLEY, CAROLYN DOOLIN, DIANE - lU!21!57 DOREMUS, MICHAEL Track. DORSEY, NANCY - 4!9!57 Freshman Cheerleader, B-Drill, Paces- etters. DOUGLAS, DONNA - 12!2!56 Choir, Unity, Chamber Singers, Section Leader. DUCKWORTH, GARY DUGAN, MARK 259 60 DUKE, CANDI-6!19!58 Thespian Club, Band, Science Club, All-Star Cast at UIL One-Act Play. DUKE, DEBBIE - 2!18!57 Varsity Band, Varsity Majorette, FCA Vice-President, FHA, B-Drill, Blue Bri- gade, Freshman Majorette, Girls Track, French Club. DUNCAN, KATHRYN - 5!3!57 Band, FHA, Pit Orchestra for South Pacific. DUNCAN, WILLIAM - 6!9!57 Football, Baseball, Basketball, FHA, FCA, Office Worker. DYER, DIANN - 3!14!57 B-Drill, French Club, FHA, FCA, Paces- etters. EATON, NATHAN - 4!10!57 Art Club, Newspaper Staff, Stageband. ELLIS, CHERYL ELLIS, DEBORAH ELWONGER, BOB - 8!8!57 ENGLISH, GEORGE EOFF, GARRY -9!2!56 Acappella Vice-President, NMHS Sing- ers, Bass Section Leader, French Club, Musical, Choir Award. ESTES, SHANNON - 1!21!57 Thespians. EVERE'I'I', BRIAN - 5!7!57 EWTON, STEVE - 1016! 56 Football, FCA, Acappella Choir, French Club, Student Council, Chamber Sing- ers, Basketball, Baseball, All District Sophomore of the Year, All Metro Sophomore ofthe Year. FALLWELL, GARY Football, FCA. FARGUAR, HENDRY National Honor Society, Spanish Club, French Club, Science Club, Drama Club, Engineering Club, German Club. FARR, RODNEY - 12!31!56 Spanish Club. FAULKNER, IAN - 2!13!57 French Club, Clio Club, FHA, OEA, Blue Brigade, National Honor Society. FICK, BOB - 2!'14!57 Iournalism, Speech. FICK, CINDY--11!4!57 Freshman Cheerleader, Nurse's Aide, HECE, Hero FHA. Senior Credits FICKEL, LISA - 4!'1 X57 FHA, FHA 3rd Vice-President and Sec- retary. FIELDS, KENNY - 10!25!57 Sports, FCA. FISHER, DANA - 7!27!57 FORD, DANA - 2!4f57 FHA, I-IECE. FORD, ROB FOSTER, BECKY - 12!31!56 VOE, Office Worker. FRANCIS, DEBBIE -- 10!16!57 French Club, Speech. FRIDDLE, MARY - 8f23!57 FHA. FULENWIDER, CATHY - '11!24! 58 French Club, B-Drill. FULENWIDER, KEITH - 4!16!57 National Honor Society President, French Club, Football, Senior Class President, National Merit Finalist, Who's Who, Math Club, Student Gov- ernment Day Mayor, Basketball. GALYON, CHARLES - 6!21!57 GARCIA, PRISCILLA - 6!21!57 FHA. GARNER, KATHY GARNER, STEVE GASSETT, KAREN - 4!30!58 Blue Brigade, Student Council, Cerman Club, FCA. GAY, IEANENE - 7!18!57 Blue Brigade, FHA, Thespian, Drama Club, Miracle Worker, Winnie the Pooh, Fiddler on the Roof, Bye Bye Birdie, Belle Ensemble, French Club, Publicity Award, FCA. GIBBENS, VICKI - 7!6!57 Band, Honor Roll, Honor Society, FTA President, FTA. GIBBS, SHERYL - 5!1!57 Varsity Band, Freshman Band, DE. GIDEON, MIKE- 3!17!57 Varsity Football, FCA, FHA, Track, Senior Favorite. GILBERT, LEWANNA -- 'l1!5!57 Belle Conto Choir, Belle Ensemble Choir. GLENN, GLENDA - 6!2f57 FHA, Office Worker, Library Worker, Clinic Worker, Perfect Attendance. GOMEZ, ROSANNA - 2!B!57 GONYAW, NELSON -- 1!25!57 Freshman Football, Student Council, National Honor Society, Freshman and Senior Honor Award, High Honors Graduate, FCA. GRAY, RANDALL GRAY, ALICE - 6121 fsa GREEN, IOHNNY GRIFFIN, DAVID - I fefsv Band, Art Club, Drum Major Freshman Year. GRIZZARD, BRIAN - 9!5!56 Band, Band President, Stage Band. GROVES, LLOYD - 8!16!57 GROVES, TAMMY - 1!21!58 FHA. GUNTER, DWANNA -- 11 M8156 Art Club, FHA, Drama Club. GUZY, BUDDY - 8125157 FHA President, DECA President. HACKETT, WANDA Tennis. HADAWAY, KAREN HADDOCK, GREG - 11 !4!56 Basketball. HADDOX, BOB - 6117157 Latin Club, UIL Science, Chemistry Award. HALBERT, GARY - 4! 26! 57 Football Trainer, Basketball Trainer Baseball Trainer. HALUZAN, MARGARET HAMM, THOMAS WAYNE HARBAUGH, LYNDA - 4!28!57 Girls' FCA, Track, B-Drill, HECE, FHA Pacesetters. HARDIN, GARY - 3f15!57 DE I Award. HARMON, LINDA KAY HARMON, VICKI - 6!22!57 Girls Choir, Blue Brigade, FCA. HARRIS, LEE - 2f21f57 Business Machines Award, Blue Br gade, IV Drill, Board Member, Pacese ters, FCA, FHA. HARRISON. CYNTHIA - 7!30!57 FHA, Pacesetters, Perfect Attendence, Belle Ensemble. ' HART, STEVE - 9X27X56 HATFIELD, KELLY - 9Xi2X57 Band Secretary, Band Sweetheart, State Solo and Ensemble Contest, Choir, Acappella, Stage Band. HAWKINS, CHERYL Art Club, FHA Officer, Drama Club, 2nd place Speech Award. HAYES, PATSY HAYNES, GARY HAYSLIP, PATTY - 9X6X 58 FHA. HEARD, KIM - 5X6X58 IV Drill, Blue Brigade, FCA, FHA. HEFFRAN, TIM Latin Club, Physics Club, Biology II Club, Latin Convention. HEMPHILL, LINDA - '1X15X57 Latin Club, Clio Club. HENDERSON, CHERYLL - 3X8X57 Newspaper Staff, FHA. HENDERSON, IERRY HENERY, IERRY - 7X3X57 Art Club, Rodeo Club, Agri-Business, Co-op Agri Award. HENSON, DOUG - '1 X'16X57 Football, Baseball, FFA. HERNDON, MARTY - 9X23X56 Rodeo Club, FFA. HERRING, CINDY- 12X5X56 Blue Brigade, Student Council, Acap- pella Choir, B-Drill, NMHS Singers, Thespian Society, National Honor Soci- ety, Acappella Reporter and Soprano Section Leader, All-Region Choir, All- Area Choir, French Club, Musicals, All- State Choir Tryouts. HERRING, CORKY - 2X2X56 Freshman and IV Football, FCA, Rodeo Team. HESSER, BARBARA - 3X2BX56 FHA, Choir. HIBBEN, TIM - 11X17X57 Acappella Choir Section Leader, FFA. HINKLE, KAREN Art Club President, National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Art Award. HOBBS, IACK - 6X8X56 Varsity Football, FHA, FCA. Senior Credits HOLLAND, SHARON FHA, Blue Brigade. HOOVER, IIMMY HOPKINS, CINDY - 2X21 X57 Blue Brigade, B-Drill, Pacesetters. HUDSON, CINDY- 12X29X56 Recreational Board President and Sec- retary, Freshman Cheerleader, B-Drill Captain, Blue Brigade, FCA, Spanish Club, Pacesetter Lieutenant. HUDSON, IEFF HUGHES, GLENN -5X2X57 German Club, Who's Who, Editorial Editor. HUNDLEY, KAY Girls Choir, Blue Brigade, B-Drill, Acappella Choir Secretary, Pacesetter, Honor Roll. HUTYRA, RICHARD - 6X 1 X57 LACOVELLI, ROMAINE - 7X1X57 HECE, HECE Award. IRVIN, NORMAN IZZARELLI, IANICE - 7X 9X 57 Pacesetter Lieutenant, FCA, FHA His- torian, IV Cheerleader, Blue Brigade, Orchestra. IACKSON, IUDITH - 1iX26X56 Tennis, Art Club, Spanish Club. IACKSON, ROBERT - 6X22X57 Art Club. IANECKA, ANNA- 12X31X56 Blue Brigade, B-Drill, Belle Ensemble, Drama Award, Stallion Battalion Sweetheart, National Honor Society, Acappella, Drama, Thespian, Sound of Music, Fiddler on the Roof, Wiz- ard of Oz, I.B., Bye Bye Birdie. IEFFORDS, HELEN - 12X8X56 French Club. IENSON, BRYCE IOHNSON, IEAN - 7X5X57 VICA, ICT, FHA, ICT Award. IOHNSON, IEFF - 7X13X57 Track, DE, FHA. IOHNSON, MIKE - 12X12X57 ICT, FHA. IOHNSON, RODNEY - 6X20X57 Freshman and IV Football, FCA, FHA President. IOHNSTON, DAVID - 8X25X57 FHA. IOHNSTON, LINDA -12X24X56 FHA, French Club, Girls Choir Acappella, Drama Club, Bye Bye Birdie, UIL Regional Choir, State Competition. IONES, BODIE - 7X26X57 Football, FCA. IONES, DAVID -1iX2X56 Football. IONES, DONNA - 10X20X56 Belleconto Choir, FHA Historian. IONES, LARRY Varsity Football. IONES, MELODY Blue Brigade, B-Drill, Pacesetters, Honor Roll, FCA, National Honor Soci- ety, Typing Award, Medical Explorers, Health Careers. IORDAN, SUSAN -10X9X58 Newspaper Staff, FHA, Blue Brigade. KELLER, TERRI - 9X9X57 FHA, VICE Treasurer, Pacesetters. KENNEDY, LYNN - 10X16X57 FHA. KENNIMER, CATHY - 3X1 X57 VOE. KERR, LARRY - 9X'11X56 Freshman Football. KIER, IERISUE - 8X29X57 Blue Brigade. KING, IAMES MICHAEL KING, KATRINA - 3X1 X57 FHA. KINNEY, DAVID- 11X9X56 Freshman and IV Football, Baseball All-District. KIRBY, IOHN Auto Mechanics. KIRCHMEYER, IANET - 10X'19X56 Iunior Achievement, Band, Spanish Club, Iunior Civitan. KOURI, GEORGINNA - 10X22X56 Drama Club, Thespians, Bye Bye Birdie, National Honor Society, Library Club, Library Award, Social Studies Award, Properties Plaque. KURZ, SHER LACEY, GARY- 8X5X57 FCA, Football Captain, Freshman Class President, Sophomore Class President, Sophomore Favorite. 62 LANCASTER, DUANE - 1!29!57 Golf. LASSITER, KAREN LATIMER, DALE LAWRENCE, COBEY Freshman Band, FHA, ROTC. LEWELLEN, ELIZABETH - 6!14!57 Tennis. LEWIS, CATHY LONG, BARBARA -- 7f9!57 Track, FHA, Honor Roll, PE Award. LONG, CHUCK - 1!27!57 Basketball, National Honor Society, National Forensic League, German Club, Top 52 Graduate, Honor Roll, Outstanding Senior, Teenager of the Month, German Award. LONGSHORE, DEANNA - 10!4!56 Freshman Class Vice-President, Blue Brigade, Acappella Choir, Girls FCA, Who's Who, National Honor Society, All-Region Choir, Area Choir, All-State Choir Nominee, Acappella Officer. LOPEZ, SANDRA - 8!11!57 LOWE, MIKE - 'l2f12!56 Freshman Football, FHA, Baseball. LUCAS, RANDY - 1!28!57 ROTC Color Guard, ROTC Tactics Team, ROTC Rifle Team. MACEY, ROBERT MACHADO, ROBERT Honor Roll. MACON, CINDY - 2!14!57 FHA, B-Drill, Pacesetters. MAHAGAN, BRIAN - 11!10!56 MAPES, IONATHON - 3!5!57 Freshman Football, FHA, Freshman Erick, FCA, Freshman and IV Basket- a . MAREK, RENEE - 10!28!56 Newspaper Staff. MARRS, PAMELA - 6!15!57 FTA, Varsity Band, Orchestra Produc- tion Manager. MARTIN, GARY - 4!27!57 National Honor Society, Freshman Football, DE, Freshman and Sopho- more Honor Award, MARTIN, IACK - 6!20! 57 Agri Vocational. Senior Credits MARTIN, PHIL - 11!13!56 FHA. MARTIN, YVETTE - 1!30!58 Student Council, National Honor Soci- ety, Number Sense Club, French Club Secretary, FHA, Honor Roll. MASON, DIANNA MASSEY, VIVIAN - 3!19!57 FHA Officer, French Club, Principals Award, Home Economics Award. MATHIS, MARTHA MATLOCK, EVELYN - 10!3!57 MAY, CHARLES MAY, ROY MAYFIELD, DEBBIE - 12!22!56 FHA, STS, OEA, Girls Track. MCCLINTON, DAVID - 12!29!56 Acappella Choir, Unity, Boys Choir, Freshman Honor Award. MCCLURG, BRENDA - 5!14!55 MCCONATHY, BECKY - 11!1!57 Belle Ensemble, FHA, Acappella, Health Careers Vice-President, Student Council, Latin Club, Honor Roll. MCCORD, SHERRY MCCREARY, ROBERT MCDONALD, ADRIAN - 1'1!21!57 Bel Conto, Acappella, Science Club, National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Bel Conto Outstanding Freshman, Choir Officer, FHA. MCGEE, PAM Cheerleader, Blue Brigade Board Mem- ber, Student Council Secretary, Girls FCA, Shorthand Award. MCHENRY, TAMMY - 1!23!57 Blue Brigade, B-Drill, FHA, FCA, Paces- etters, French Club. MCLEAN, EDWIN - 6!27!57 Business Law Award. MCMULLEN, MIKE - 6!25!57 VICA. MCNEELY, TOMMY -- 6!27!58 Thespians, Drama Club, Speech Club, Pony Express Representative, Art Club, Acappella Choir. MCNEIL, HOWARD - 5!'l7!57 Number Sense, Slide Rule, Spanish Club, Honor Roll, National Honor Soci- ety, National Merit Semi-Finalist, Who's Who, Rotary Club Senior, Span- ish Award, Math Award, Hon 2nd place in State Number Sense Competition, Valedictorian. MCRAE, MICHELE National Honor Society. MCWHIRTER, KATHY - 9!23!56 VICA. MEIER, CRAIG Spanish Club. MILLER, DAVID - 8!9!56 MILLER, IERRI OEA, Acappella Choir. MILLER, KYLE MILLER, MIKE MILLER, PAULA- 1!19!57 Blue Brigade, Student Council Presi- dent, FTA President, National Honor Society Vice-President and Secretary, Slide Rule Club, Annual Editor, FHA, Who's Who, Optimist's Award, National Panorama of Students, Out- standing Teenager of America, All- American Senior, Top 5'Ki Graduate, Yearbook Award, Rotary Club Senior. MINTON, MARK - 8!30f5G Auto Mechanics. MITCH, DANIEL - 12!22!56 FHA. MITCHELL, CHRIS MITCHELL, CINDY - 10!16!57 OEA. MITCHELL, IANICE Honor Society. MITCHELL, LESLIE -- 9!6!58 Speech, Choir. MITCHELL, MARK - 1 !13!55 CVAE, CVAE Award. MONK, DENNIS - 1!16!57 MOORE, BOBBY MOORE, GAY- 5!24!58 Student Council, Blue Brigade, B-Drill, Elk's Lodge, Student of the Month, FHA. MOORE, GAIL - 12!23!56 B-Drill, Blue Brigade, FHA Officer. MOORE, RANDALL E. MOORE, STEVE - 7!8!57 Lights in Auditorium, Latin Club, Drama Productions, ,Elk's Club Teen- ager of the Month, Physical Education Award. MOSER, CLAY - 4!17!57 Stallion Batallion, FHA. MOSES, CINDY - 8!24!57 French Club, OEA, FHA. MOSHER, LARRY Golf Team. Honor Society. MOWELL, RUSSELL-9!6!57 Band, Art Club, Cross Country, Track, FHA. MUNOZ, PATRICIA-9!5!55 Blue Brigade, Choir, B-Drill, Spanish Club. MURDOCK, BOBBY - 8!4!57 ROTC, ROTC Leadership Medals, Physical and Proficiency Medal. NAPPER, DAVID - 5!31!57 Band. NATIONS, CATHY - 9!22!56 Blue Brigade, FHA. NELSON, MIKE - 6111 X57 Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, FCA, FHA, Athlete's Award. NEWBERRY, GLENN Golf Team. NOLLEY, MARILYN - 11!19!56 French Horn Section Leader, Student Director of Big Blue Band, Greater Dal- las Youth Orchestra, Big Blue Reporter, Symphonic Band. NORMAN, BECKY Office Worker, FHA. OGDEN, VAN -1!4!57 Varsity Basketball. OLIVER, LOYCE -12!23!57 FHA. OLSON, LESLEY Band. O'NEIL, IOAN - 9!20f57 Captain of Pacesetters, Honor Society, FCA Secretary, Vice-President of Belle Ensemble Choir, DAR Award. ORTIZ, NORMA - 8!22!57 PACE, CAROLE - 2!25!57 Girls Choir, Acappella Choir, FCA, HA, French Club. ARKER, CHRISTY- 2f1!57 ARKER, DEBRA Senior Credits PARSONS, GEORGE LEWIS PATE, LEE-5!1!57 Freshman Band, Varsity Band, Choir Vice-President, Stage Band, HECE. PATTERSON, IOHN - 11 !14!56 Art Club, French Club, Engineers Club, FCA, Football, Basketball, PEARCE, DEBORAH - 4!16!57 Tennis, Outstanding Tennis Player, Blue Brigade, Bookkeeping Award. PENNINGTON, KAREN PENNINGTON, KIM - 7!13!57 PENNINGTON, MIKE - 7!20!57 FCA. PENNINGTON, MIKE PENNY, IEAN MARIE PETERSON, CALVIN - 4!5!57 ROTC. PETERSON, NINA - 2!7!57 Co-Captain of Pacesetters, National Honor Society, FCA, FTA, Student Council, Office Worker. PEYTON,ALAN Basketball, Latin Club President, Library Assistant. PHELPS, CINDY PHELPS, PHILLIP - 9!6!57 Choir, ROTC, NMHS Singers. PHILLIPS, BLAKE Freshman, IV, Varsity Football, Opti- mist's Award. PILCHER, WILLIAM PINA, MOISES - 8!17!57 FHA, Orchestra, HECE. PIRKLE, KAREN - 11 !19!57 Thespians, Drama Club, Blue Brigade, French Club, National Forensic League, Speech, Dramatics Award. PITCOCK, PAM POLLAN, RICHARD - 11 !2!56 Freshman Band, Speech. POPE, PHILLIP - 10!20!56 POTTER, PAM - S! 19! 57 FCA, FHA, Cheerleader, Blue Brigade, Student Council, Class Officer, Home- coming Queen, All School Favorite, Freshman Favorite. POTTER, TIM POWELL. MARY- 4!23!57 National Honor Society Vice-President and Treasurer, FCA President and Sec- retary, PTA, FHA, Head Cheerleader, Blue Brigade, Iunior Class Favorite, Football Sweetheart, Honor Roll. PRADARITS, RICHARD PRASIFKA, DAVID -4!1!57 Varsity Band, Stage Band, Freshman Band, Orchestra, National Honor Soci- ety, German Club, Pit Orchestra, Mili- tary Officer. PRATER, CAROL - 7! 4! 58 PRICE, IAMES LYNN PUENTE, SYLVIA - 9!4!57 Band, Art Club, French Club, STS. RABON,TINA-3!14!57 Blue Brigade, Tennis Team, Spanish Club, FCA. RAGLIN, DAVID RAGSDALE, CYNTHIA RAMSEY, MICHAEL R. - 7!7!57 FHA, Vice-President of Spanish Club, National Honor Society. RAULSTON, TERRY - 9f17!56 Art Club, Perfect Attendance Award, Science Club. READ, KELLY - 12!'l6!57 National Honor Society. REDDOUT, FRANCES - 5!21!57 Blue Brigade, B-Drill, FHA, FCA. REDWINE, KENNY - 5!22!57 Freshman Football, Rodeo Team, DE, RENFRO, DIANNA - 6!25!57 B-Drill, VOE. RICHERSON, DONALD - 5!11!57 Pony Express. RIES, IIM - 12!3!56 RITCHIE, IEFF - 7f12f57 FFA, Rodeo Team Social Director. ROBERTS, KENNETH - 11!4! 56 Engineering Club, National Honor Society, Basketball, Track, Drafting Award. ROBERTS, PAUL Latin Club, Football. ROBERTS. ROBIN ROBISON, IOEY - 9!13!57 Drama, Newspaper. 26 264 RODRUGUEZ, KATHARINE - 9!20! 58 FHA. ROE, LINDA - 5!15!57 Choir, Acappella, Blue Brigade, FCA. ROSE, ALAN - 6!'l6f57 FCA, Varsity Football, All-District. RUNNELLS, IANA - 4!15!57 Blue Brigade, B-Drill, Belle Ensemble, Acappella, National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Section Leader, Perfect Attendance, Typing Award. RUSH, BRIAN - 9!12!56 Speech Award, Debate, Speech, Drama, National Merit Semi-Finalist, UIL One- Act Play 1st Place. RUST, LARRY DEAN SAMFORD, IULIE - '10!15!58 FI-IA, SAMFORD, SCOTT- 5!18!57 HECE, Band, FHA, Student Council, National Honor Society. SAMPECK, PAUL - 1!12!57 Varsity Football, French Club, Top HW, Graduate. SANBORN, BILLY - 5!17!57 SANDERS, IEANNE - 2!22!57 Band, National Honor Society, Student Council, FTA. SANDERSON, DAVID SCARBOROUGH, DEBBIE - 5!3!57 OEA, National Honor Society. SCHREIBER, DONALD -- 8!10!55 Rodeo Club. SCHREIBER, RONNIE - 8!10!55 FFA, Rodeo Team. SCUDDER, PAM - 11!7!56 FCA. FHA, Spanish Club. SEAL, PAM-11!13!57 Freshman Favorite, Vice-President of Cirls Choir, Acappella Choir, Student Council, B-Drill Co-Captain, Paceset- ters, Freshman Cheerleader, All-Region Choir, All-Area Choir, All-State Try- outs, Blue Brigade, lst Alto Section Leader, FHA, Honor Roll. SHAFER, IODY - 5!16!57 FHA Officer, National Honor Society. French Club Officer. Band Officer. SHARP, SHERRI Blue Brigade, Board Member, IV Cheer- leader, Pacesetters, Miss NMHS. Senior Credits SHAW, KIM Annual Staff. SHERRELL, LONNIE - 8!31!56 Stallion Batallion. SHIPMAN, KARON - 9!4!56 Belle Ensemble, Section Leader. Secre- tary of Choir, National Honor Society, FCA, Annual Staff. SHIPP, DEBBIE - 4!26!57 SIGLER, BEVERLY - 4!16!57 Band, FTA, FHA, Orchestra, Regional and State Band. SIGMAN, TERRI SIMMONS, LISA - 2!2!57 Spanish Club, B-Drill, Lieutenant of Mesquite Police Explorers, FCA, Paces- etters, Cirls Choir, Speech, Acappella Choir. SIMS, IANICE ROTC Sergeant. SINYARD, CHERIE - 3!'l7!57 FHA, Belle Ensemble, Library Worker, Office Worker, French Club. SISTRUNK, RHONDA - 4!26!58 FHA. SLAVENS, DOUG - 9!20!56 FCA, Football. SMEDLEY, NANCY - 12!5!57 Choir, FCA. SMITH, MARK - 5!7!56 Agri-Bus. I and II. SMITH, PAULA SMITH, STEPHEN - 8!17!55 SMITH, WESLEY SMITHSON, DONNA - '12!28!5G FHA, ROTC Band. SNYDER, CLAYTON SPALDING, IOHN Band, French Club, Stage Band. SPATES, PAM Pacesetters, History Award. SPILLMAN, TED - 6!18!57 Band, Band Captain. SPINKS, IOHN - 7!19f57 Varsity Band. STEED, ELAINE Student Council. STEPHENSON, PERRY Varsity Football. STEPHENSON, KATHY - 9!14!57 Band, OEA. STEVENS, PATRICIA - 6!4!57 STEWART, BETTY - 9!6!57 FHA. STEWART, MARC - 12!28!56 Advanced Orchestra, FHA, Track. STEWART, TINA - 8!10!58 Acappella Choir, Bel Canto Historian, Drama, Thespian, National Honor Soci- ety. STITT, SHERIE Medical Explorers. STOREY, KANDY-9!5!56 IV Cheerleader, Blue Brigade, National Honor Society, OEA President, VOE Award. STORZ, CARL Freshman Band, Acappella Choir, Drama, German Club, Thespian Club, Best Set Crew Member, WOB Award, South Pacific, Sound of Music, Fiddler on the Roof, Bye Bye Birdie, Winnie the Pooh, Wizard of Oz, Dracula STOVVELL, MICHAEL - 6X1 X57 STRAUGHAN, BOBBIE STRONG, KEVIN - 2!14!57 FHA. STROTHER, MARK T. - 2f20!57 SWINT, DENNIS - 6!16!57 Football, National Honor Society, Sportsmanship Award. TARPLEY, DOROTHY - 5!2!57 Choir, National Forensic League, Paces- etters, B-Drill, Blue Brigade, Freshman Honor Award, FHA. TARPLEY, TOMMY - 3!7!57 Rodeo Team, FFA, President ol' Rodeo Team, Saddle Bronc Finalist. TAYLOR, CLINTON - 3!25!57 Track, Football, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Speech Club. TAYLOR, KAY - 9!10!58 French Club, IV Drill. TAYLOR, TAMMIE - 10!12!57 DECA Club President. TEKELL, PAM - 3f17f57 Cirls Choir, Blue Brigade, B-Drill, FHA, FCA. Rodeo Team, FHA President, VOE, Rodeo Team Secretary, FFA Sweetheart. THOMASON, IOHN - 3f'l9f57 Rodeo Club. FFA. THOMPSON, IANET TOMES,IEFF Orchestra, Acappella Choir, Art Club, Outstanding Orchestra Member, Orchestra Award. TORRENCE, MELODY -10!21!56 Track Manager, FHA, STS, HECE. TROTTER, RHONDA - 7!6!58 TROWER, DEBBIE - 'i2!I1!57 Freshman Majorette and Band. Varsity Maiorette and Band, Orchestra. FHA, Student Council, Honor Roll. TUMULTY, VICKI - 12!13!56 Girls Choir, Acappella Choir, All- Region Choir, Honor Society, NMHS Singers, Musical, Alto Section Leader. TUNNELL, MARK - 8f'l5f56 Freshman Football, IV and Varsity Bas- ketball, Homeroom Representative. TURNER, CHARLES - 7!27!56 FHA. TUTOR, BILL - 6f27!57 IV Football. Choir, Drama. TUTT, ROGER - 12!2t!55 FFA, Rodeo. VAN ARSDALL, IAY VANCE, ALICE - t0!3t!57 FHA. Spanish Club, Iunior Achieve- ment. VEASEY, MIKE - 6!24f57 FHA, Varsity Band. Freshman Band. VENABLE, CHUCK - 9!18!55 Football, Rodeo Team, Track, FFA. FCA, FHA. Agri-Bus. VENABLE, CINDY - 4X2-U57 DE Club Secretary, DE II Award. VESSELLS, ELIZABETH VEST, PAMELA Art Club, Choir. VILLARREAL, BARBARA - 3!I9!57 B-Drill, VOE. WADSWORTH, IACKIE - 3!27f56 ICT, FHA. Blue Brigade, WAFFORD, DON -- 4fl7f57 Football, Baseball. Basketball. FHA. Senior Credits FCA, Acappella Choir, French Club, All-District Baseball. WALLIS, MICHAEL - 10!1!57 Honor Roll, Debate, Baseball, National Honor Society, National Forensic League, Top IOM, Graduate, Rotary Club Senior. WALLS, TERESA -- 'l2f26!57 Varsity Band. WALTERS, IEANNELL - 3!10! 57 Choir, Office Worker, FCA, FHA, French Club, Homeroom Representa- tive. WASHINGTON, LOUIS C. - 8!23!57 FHA. WATERS, SCOTT - 8!19!57 Iournalism, Basketball, Newspaper Staff, School Photographer, DECA. WATSON, IIMMY - 3!7!57 FHA, ROTC, Band, Leadership Award in ROTC. WATTS, BOBBY - 3!28!57 FHA, FCA. Freshman Football, Base- ball. WAVRUSA, KATHY - 11!20!57 HECE, FHA. WEBB, DONNA - 7!28!57 Blue Brigade, Girls Choir, Honor Roll, STS, Young Life, French Club. NMHS Singers. WEST, PAT-'I0!'l7!56 Blue Brigade, Freshman Majorette. Freshman Class Secretary. Freshman Band, Varsity Majorette, Sophomore Class Secretary and Favorite, Varsity Band, FHA, FCA, Track. WESTBROOK, PHIL - 3!13!57 Football, All School Favorite, All Dis- trict Football. WHITE, BRAD - 2!22f57 Acappella Choir, NMHS Singers, Orchestra, Stage Band Soloist, All- Region Choir, All-Area Choir, All-State Choir Nominee, Thespian Nominee, Student Council. WHITE, CAROL- 7!6!56 Drama Club, Thespian Club, Thespian Officer, FTA, Pacesetters, FHA, Band, Freshman Majorette, B-Drill, FCA. WHITLEY, ANNETTE - 4!24!57 B-Drill Lieutenant, Pacesetter, UIL Typ- ing, VOE, FHA. National Honor Soci- ety, Honor Graduate, Ist Place in Dis- trict UIL Shorthand Contest, Honor Roll. WHITLEY, IENIFER - 7!13!58 French Club, FHA. WHITTEN, RICKY - 5!23!57 FHA. WILKINS, PAUL - 2!t8!56 Band, Iunior Achievement, Explorers. WILKINSON, DENISE - B!29!57 Blue Brigade, French Club. FHA, OEA, National Honor Society. WILLEFORD, KATHY - 2!24!57 WILLIAMS, ANDY - I2!4! 56 ICT, Art Club. WILLIAMS, IOE - 4!'I4!57 Acappella Choir, FFA. WILLIAMS, KAREN - 6!6!57 Honor Roll, Girls Ensemble, FCA. WILLIAMS, PAULA - 7!27!57 VOE, Latin Club. Student Council, Blue Brigade. WILLIAMS. RUTH Band, Spanish Club, FCA, FTA, FHA, tl Rating for Solo and Ensemble on Flute. WILLIAMSON, IAN - 2!22!57 FHA. WILSON, MATTHEW K. - 8!26!57 Tennis Team, Pony Express. WILSON, RHONDA -1!5!57 OEA, Spanish Club. WINSETT, PAM -I!'18!58 FHA, STS, VOE, Blue Brigade. WISEL, CHERYL- 1!29!57 FHA. Pacesetter Sergeant, B-Drill, Blue Brigade. WOOD, KELLEY French Club, Engineering Club, Drama Club, Honor Society, Thespians. WOODHAM, DAVID Freshman Football, DE. WRIGHT, TERRY - 9!29!56 YANCEY, MICHAEL - 5!19!57 Science Club, French Club, Number Sense and Slide Rule, Iunior Honor Award, National Honor Society, Rotary Club Senior, Computer Programming Award. Salutatorian, Physics Award. YARBERRY, DAVID Band, ROTC, FHA, YOUNG, CAROL - 6!19f57 YOUNG, IACKIE - 10!l7!56 Blue Brigade, B-Drill. 66 - A - Advertising ...... Art Club ......... - B - Band, Freshman. .. Band, Varsity ,... Baseball ....... Basketball, Fr. , . . Basketball, I.V .,.... Basketball, Varsity . Blue Brigade ....... .. C - Cheerleaders ...... Choir, Acappella .... .... Choir, Freshman .... .... Choir, Girls ......,. Classes ..... Clio Club .... Counselors .... Cross Country ,,... .-D- D.E.C.A. .......... . Dedication ........ Department Awards Drama Club ....... - E - Editor's Comments . - F - Faculty ..... .,.. Favorites .... F.C.A. Clubs . .. F.'F.A ....... F.H.A. ..... . Football, Fr. .... . Football, I.V ....... Football, Varsity . . . French Club ...., Freshman Class . . . F,T.A .............. ... G - German Club ..... GolfTeams .... 247 179 206 208 241 245 244 219 201 204 200 198 198 .15 172 119 227 187 .12 162 174 272 115 . .5 176 184 182 243 242 218 181 .16 172 180 232 General Index -H- H.E.C.E ......,.... Honor Graduates .... .... Honors ....,...... , I 1 Iunior Class ..... I.V. Drill ............ .... -L- Latin Club ...,..... .... Library Aides ....... .... - M - Majorettes ....,..... .... - N - Natl. Forensic Club ........ Natl. Honor Society -Q- Office Aides .,... Organizations . . . Orchestra .....,... .... - p .. Pacesetters ...... Pony Express .... Principal ........ Principal Award . . . . . . . -Q- Queens ........... . . - R - R.O.T.C. .......... . R.O.T.C. Companies R.O.T.C. Officers. . . .. 3 - Salutatorian .,... School Board .... Science Club .... Senior Class . . . Senior Index ..... Slide Rule Club .... Sophomores .,... Spanish Club .... Sports ........ Stage Band ..,. 185 158 155 .52 194 181 178 207 175 166 178 165 202 195 170 118 161 ..8 193 188 192 157 117 183 .77 258 183 .33 180 211 209 Stallion Batt.. .. Student Life . , . Student Council Superintendent -T Teacher of Year Tennis Teams. . Thespians ..... Track Teams . . Trailblazer Awards . . . Trailblazer Staff .... . . Trainers ...,... -V Valedictorian . . V.l.C.A. ...... . V.O.C.T. ..., V.O.E.A. .. it 2 A , l Qui! R 9 Perspective Comes from: self-searching in life, sharing with others, . , ' 9,4 ak - IU 1' -- 'U' --4'-9 N' .tml Y V working hard in class and at extra activities, having many good times, b 7 X ,il Y 271 and finall succeeding. After a year of being editor of the. Trailblazer, many new faces have entered my life. I'll never be able to thank all of those people who have helped to make this book possible, because this would require thanking every person at North Mesquite. This book is for all of you and because of you. My hope is that each who reads the 1975 annual will be able to see the perspective that the staff has tried to project throughout the book, and that it will help you to remember this year in some spe- cial way. Paula Miller Editor i -Ai fs, K K 'X ' nu , '-ri S