O D Wyatt High School - Roadrunner Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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W xl' K f- 'Q -. . 4 I , , vg.3..fy. fl fl '-Atl il - SMX . C ,491-l N , V uv- 5 1'1 THE SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS FOR 1972-73 WERE: Leslie Crow, Pahy Ingram, Brenda Gurley, Monty Purdom, Anthony Fowler, Phylli Wright, Nancy Peacock, Gaylio Simmons, and Paula Trantham. I 031- tv' .,,,,I si, , xx, THE FRESHMAN STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS FOR 1972-73 WERE: Piper Hammock, Julie Riddle, Pal Landman, Paffi Dunnagan, Kay Marlchenke. fNo Picluredj Linda Martinez, and Mercy Valdez.

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11- --,qi Y 7 ' 4- V. ' .W -an 7 , if f W ,-. Y 4- ,U Q I g ,wr 1, I N! 3,1 I 4. .. H :gf SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS FOR 1972-73 WERE: fSfandingj Sieve Ingram, Teresa Dunnagan, Teresa Miller, Chris Dave, Linda Fagan, Mike Ellis, Joy Debbie Minor, Barbara Sisson. fSiffingj Sally Peacock, Susan Waiers, Bruce Erby, Bonnie Bailey, Regina While, David Mocio, and Kyle Slill. fNof Picfuredl Donnie Vicki Hale, Holly Williams and Cynihia Lampkin. 5 -' 'eff if 'vii-.A ,I , V4 'K'-an . 9- pg, JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS FOR 1972-73 WERE: Ifronf Rowj Travis Andrews, Jack Glass, Claudia Hill, Debra ith, Rayme Shutter. f5econd Rowj Karen Roberts, Emily Howard, Jim Muse, Vicki Chappell, Kay Metcalfe, Robin Clark, Parry exander. fOn Treel Melinda Flowers, Sieve Marlchenke, Lizzy Marin, and Bulch Riddle.

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Fall in at Attention 7 -fwifwi 's MW? This year's band was under the direction of Mr. Vernon Denman. During his first year at Wyatt, the band showed improvement as a result of constant rehearsals and personal dedication of both students and director. Being a band member demands time and ability. The members practiced untiringly on their instruments and on their marching in order to perform with precision. During the football season, their half time entertainment was always well worth watching. Nina Walker, the band's sweetheart, was presented with eight white mums and a kiss from Band President Dwight Denman during the last district game at the conclusion of a tremendous band performance. In addition to halftime entertainment they attended several marching and concert contests. Representing Wyatt at the UIL Marching Contest in Birdville, they received a two rating, the best ever earned by a Wyatt band. They ended the marching season with their annual Band Banquet which was held during the Christmas holidays at Walter Jetton's. The band members were among the most spirited people at Wyatt. The spirit and hard work of this group will not be forgotten, for music is an impor- tant part of the memories of our high school days. THE BAND OFFICERS FOR 1972-73 WERE: Tommy Watkins, Treas., Verna Williams, Sec., Nina Walker, V.-Pres., and Dwight Denman, Pres. e x. .. ., , 'x ,M if fi . THE DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES FOR 1972-73 WERE: Christy Chappell, Janis Snody, Paula Harris, Gregg Matthews, Nancy Thompsom, Kathy Alley, and Althea Wilcox.