Palo Duro High School - Conquistador Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1976 volume:

S ) .5 t M j, � — tIS s ,ri.4— N W WV z ecc c( . | AlacY bjWc n Go' ru Gbojurnoh rmyt G X r Table of Contents 20 Years . . .2 Student Life . . 10 Academics . .30 Organizations . .54 Athletics . .74 People . 1 10 Administration . 1 12 Faculty . 1 15 Honors . 124 Seniors . 130 Juniors . 138 Sophomores . 146 Index . 156 Advertising . 162 20 Years . 188 Conquistador Volume 21 Palo Duro High School 1400 N. Grant Amarillo, Texas 79101 ■Jt 20 YEARS In these 20 years that Palo Duro has withstood all the trials and tribulations that students could give it, we have started traditions, like Homecoming, a winning football team, high honors in other sports, and high academic honors of students. In this the 20th year of Palo Duro we have seen the Bicentennial Celebration, and high scholastic honors. This school will still be the top high school 20 years from now in the hearts of its many graduates. Competition 4 1 1 J 0 9tudent Life is many things at Palo Duro High School. Classwork is a major part of each day, but students always find time to relax with friends, to learn new things during assemblies, to just clown around. below left: Judith Ballard relaxes between classes. below: Ricky Andersen clowns with the camera. 12 top left: Sheila Williams laughs at a joke in class. Participation in sports and other extracurricular activities is very much a part of the lives of Palo Duro students. From long practice sessions on the football field to choir rehearsals is publications deadlines, each student found his or her particular niche. below: Keith Holloway finds that a detached head is better than no head as he clowns at Halloween. right: Tony Moore is ready for football practice long before sixth period. below right: Glen Blades takes a break from activities to rest under a tree. 14 rlchcarealJ Cl Shackelford directs choIr members during a Dunnv Wanda Worcesler finds that happiness really is a warm 15 lefl: Clenn Nickerson pauses during a hectic PRAIRIE SAGE left: Dexter Harper, Loyal Don, leads a cheer at a pep rally. top: Brenda Washington listens as a classmate asks a question. above: Melinda Houdashell explains a point in class. 16 Classwork takes up more of a student's day at school than any other activity. Reading, worksheets and tests become a way of life for nine months out of each year. Some classroom situations, however, offer a change of pace, which may account for the popularity of courses such as choir, band, orchestra, drama and art. top: Mrs. Nancy Moyer helps students with a classroom assignment. right: Karen Whitehead, sophomore, uses a copy of the school newspaper for an assignment in her first year journalism class. 17 Leisure Time is something many Dons never seem to get enough of, what with exams to study for, term papers to write and other homework to do. But when Palo Duro students did find time for leisure, their activities were varied - from just relaxing to attending athletic events to enjoying a game of pool. 18 above: A student finds time to reflect on a busy day. top: Tommy Thompson, senior, discovers that a game of pool can be very relaxing. far left: Barry Talley, senior, pauses between classes. top left: Sandy Koesjan, sophomore, finds an unusual place to relax - in a hallway window. bottom left: Randy Grant and Renita McGoffin stop to talk between classes 19 Senioritis reached epidemic proportions in the spring of the year when seniors began looking forward to Senior Day, the banquet, graduation and the all-night party. Two years removed from the confusion of being sophomores, and one year removed from the middlemen, or juniors, the seniors became special citizens when school opened in the fall. Classes and studying took up a lot of time, but thoughts turned to life after graduation, marriage, a career or college. To Palo Duro's seniors, it was a year of confidence with a touch of confusion, a year of happiness with a touch of regret, a year that will never again be experienced. right: Senior Greg Towner marches proudly into the gymnasium before one of the football pep rallies which honored him and other members of the team. below: Vicki Gibson, senior, had nearly completed requirements for graduation her senior year, but came to Palo Duro two days a week for an ROTC class. 20 top left: Senior Ken Ralston finds that even seniors are not exempt from studying. top right: David Pinales concentrates on a typing assignment. left: Senior counselor Joe Willoughby was affectionately nicknamed Poo- Bear this year, as evidenced by the sign on his window. above: Saundra Brewer studies for an exam in her photography class first quarter. 21 Home Life was something that affected all students at Palo Duro. For some it was just a stopping place to relax, to do homework, or to spend time on the phone. It was a place to go when we had gone everywhere we wanted to go and had done everything we wanted to do. But, still we were glad it was there because it was home. left: Urry Plumlee relaxes with a game of darts. opposite page: top left: Larry heads for the peace and quiet of his room. right: Private headphones offer Larry the solace he seeks. right: Mr. Joel Shackelford, choir director, shows members of the cast just how a song should be done. far right: Mr. Shackelford and Joyce Kendle, senior, go over some of the music used in '‘Oklahoma! ' below: Lorn Cristal takes time out from rehearsal to clown with a bass. 24 Oklahoma! came to Texas In February when members of the Palo Duro orchestra, choir and drama departments presented the 1976 musical written by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein. Long hard hours were spent in casting, rehearsing and presenting the production. left: Larry Vanover and Barry Talley, seniors, go through a rehearsal of the musical. below left: Peggy Benson, a former student, and David Hinds, orchestra director, watch a rehearsal of Oklahoma! below right: Kim Dixon, junior, leads the cast through one of its many rehearsals. 25 Changing Seasons came with the passing of another school year. It started with warm summer days, but soon came the cold winter winds. No matter what the weather was, the school days went on. The last of the warm afternoons were spent at Thompson Park or eating lunch on the school lawn. Cold windy nights were spent at Dick Bivins Stadium cheering on the football team. Finally as the weather once again turned warm seniors began thinking of graduating while juniors and sophomores looked forward to three months of rest. right: Terri Clements takes advantage of a warm fall afternoon. below: A group of students gathers outside the building between classes before the cold winds of winter take over. below right: Shirt sleeves are all that are needed most of the time in the early pan of the year. 26 top left: Jan Jennings and Diane Simpson enjoy sitting on the school lawn again as spring returns to Palo Duro. above: Tracy Downey discovers that lack of snow in the Texas Panhandle does not mean she can go without a coat during the winter months. left: A crisp fall afternoon finds members of the Palo Duro Don Band playing during a football game at Dick Bivens Stadium. 27 A Special Birthday was celebrated all over the United States during 1976 as the nation observed its bicentennial. The country as a whole looked back over the past 200 years since the nation's birth. There were celebrations and projects in every city and state. Amarillo's bicentennial project was the Discovery Center located at the medical center complex. 4 i 28 opposite page: top left: The American flag flies proudly over Palo Duro High School every day. right: 1976 was a special year for the football team, as expressed by Melinda Houdashell as she salutes the No. 1 ranked team in the district. bottom: An enthusiastic crowd was present at the many pep rallies. this page: top left: Go PD , a modern version of the Spirit of '76 . top right: Patty Hadaway leans against one of the red, white and blue trash cans decorated for the bicentennial year by members of the Key Club. bottom: It was a special year for Rhonda Felton who was crowned Homecoming Queen. Her escort was Marc Allen. 29 Choir Students develop individual talents by learning and practicing on their own and then come together to make one united voice. The two mixed choirs, Los Comantes and Los Troubadors, worked hard this year with a new addition to the music department, 5th period girls' choir. The choirs performed in many concerts this year. They also represented Palo Duro at contest in a very fine manner. Individual choir members achieved many honors competing in region, area and state choir. This year Palo Duro was represented by Barry Talley and Larry Vanover at state. above: Second period choir performs in concert. left: Members of the girls' choir are directed by Mr. Joel Shackelford. opposite page: top: Los Comantes members performed at some of the local banks at Christmastime. far left: Kim Dixon and Barry Talley had the lead roles in this year’s musical, Oklahoma! right: Mr. Shackelford sings and directs. 33 34 Band, Orchestra High knee lift, good sound and rhythm were all that was heard this fall from the Palo Duro marching band. Then it all was over when they had marched their last half-time show. In the spring, both orchestra and band participated in Greater Southwest and U.I.L. contest. Then they were treated to a spring tour at the end of the year. Bowing, plunking, and right notes were just a part of orchestra students' life. They achieved many honors this year and Palo Duro was really honored to have such a group as this. this page: top left: Orchestra practices for a concert. far left: Mr. David Hinds shows some emotion after a long performance is over. left: Kim Dixson practices music for the state orchestra. bottom left: Sheila Williams stares over a long, hard day of work. opposite page: top: Orchestra members perform in concert. bottom left: Not only on the marching field but in the Band Hall the playing Dons practice hard. bottom right: Drum Majors Kenny and Randy Adams show excitement on a bus coming home from a football game. 35 Journalism Students were introduced to two new classes offered in the Publications department this year. Along with journalism, yearbook, and newspaper classes, students were able to take photography and advertising. Students work hard all year long on newspaper and yearbook deadlines, writing copy, 3nd headlines, assigning and taking pictures and selling ads. Around deadline time, the students often stayed late at night to produce the publications. 36 opposite page: top left: Ms. Dianne Smith helps first year students count out headlines. top right: Jeff Hollings practices picture-taking in the department's new photography course. bottom: Brenda Washington talks to a merchant about buying an ad for PRAIRIE SAGE. this page: left: Mike Wetzel served as an editor of CONQUISTADOR this year. right: Nina Fox, features editor, looks over some stories. bottom left: Jami Baird led the PRAIRIE SAGE staff as editor. bottom right: Janet Dufur, one of the editors of CONQUISTADOR, types copy for the yearbook. 37 Business Students prepare for their future in the business courses offered at P.D. Typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand are classes that help students in the business world or aid as they advance to college. Teaching the courses at Palo Duro are Ms. Patsy Bowes, Ms. Marilyn Clark, and Ms. Camille Mosley. above right: Ms. Mosley explains to her first year typing class the problem for the day. right: Ms. Mosley smiles as she hands back papers to her bookkeeping class. far right: Students work on bookkeeping worksheets. 38 top left: Ms. Patsy Bowes prepares to explain the day’s assignment to a business class. above: Shorthand students concentrate on their special written language as Ms. Patsy Bowes explains a point. left: Ms. Camille Mosley stops to check a student's work in her typing class. 39 Vocational Pre-employment lab, vocational office education and data processing classes help to prepare students for careers in business. Members of these classes participate in an organization called Office Education Association, which offers competition in business math, filing, shorthand, typing, speech, spelling, job applications and other skills. Ms. Carol Carter sponsored the group. top left: Ms. Carter shows a student where a mistake was made on an office machine. top right: Helping students leam to run various pieces of office equipment is only a part of the job Ms. Carter does in the vocational department. 40 right: Ms. Carter checks with a student to make sure everything is going smoothly. above: Major Coley instructs an ROTC class in military procedure, top right: Blue ROTC uniforms are a common sight on campus, below right: Sgt. Perez is one of the ROTC instructors. ROTC Learning about the United States Air Force and all about airplanes kept members of the Palo Duro Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps busy this year. The group also participated in drill competition with other ROTC groups. The Palo Duro military department took several field trips during the year, including an airplane ride and a visit to an air show at Cannon Air Force Base. Members of the drill team and color guard visited Horace Mann and Travis Junior High Schools to recruit new participants. ROTC members formed a model rocket club and built their own rocket this year. Heading the boys (and girls) in blue were Major Lewis Coley and Sgt. Miguel Perez. above: Students in Ms. Pauletta Sharp’s biology class work diligently on a work sheet to prepare for a test. Science Science classes at Palo Duro cover the studies of biology, chemistry and physics. Along with their regular classroom work, homework and tests, students are involved in lab work which gives them practical experience in these sciences. Classes in CVAE science are also taught. r 42 mm Distributive Education D. E. students learn all about salesmanship, marketing techniques and advertising procedures in Ms. Helvey’s classes. The junior and senior students go to class half a day and work half a day. left: Ms. Helvey gets excited over a new cash register that the department purchased this year. below: Ms. Helvey, Mr. James E. Garrett and D.E. students learn how to operate the new cash register. 43 Homemaking Learning to cook and sew is only a small part of the homemaking program at Palo Duro. Besides these traditional courses, classes in home and family living and child development are offered. CVAE homemakers learn to sew commercially. Each Christmas the department sponsors an open house for teachers, serving cookies, candies and other snacks that the students have prepared. Each homemaking class has its own chapter of Future Homemakers of America with officers elected from the membership. FHA members participate in several contests throughout the year. top: Ms. Evelyn Wells explains an assignment to her class. top right: A CVAE homemaking student learns to sew commercially. right: Sewing classes offer students a chance to make their own clothes like professionals. 44 Art An classes give students a chance to express themselves with their hands - to create the drawings, paintings, sculptures and crafts that they see in their minds. Classes in drawing, painting and crafts are offered, along with general courses in art. Students enter competition each year with their projects. Teaching their students to express themselves creatively were Ms. Bonnie Knutson and Ms. Nikki Jinkins. top: Gary Bowie pauses while working on a clay project. far left: A lump of clay turns into a creation in the hands of Beverly Lowe. left: A student scratches in details on a clay object. below: Art classes offer Sylvester Moore a chance to be messy and have fun. • A 45 right: Merle Nickerson has been an active drama student while at PD. below: Ms. Pat Latham joins her class as a student performs. bottom: Betty Lester keeps her class interested as she does a demonstration. Drama Learning to perform in front of an audience without being self-conscious is a major goal of students in the speech and drama department. Students compete in prose and poetry reading, oral interpretation, one-act plays, among other contests. Drama students play a major pan in producing the Palo Duro musical each year. Drafting Future architects can be found in the drafting classes taught by Mr. Jimmy Marrs. Drawing blueprints for houses and learning all about geometric figures take up much of these students’ time. top: Students study a diagram they will have to draft. bottom: Ricky Beck scales out a house plan. 47 English Chaucer, Shakespeare, CATCHER IN THE RYE, THE OXBOW INCIDENT - all these became familiar terms to students enrolled in English classes. Besides literature, the classes studied the basics of grammar and punctuation. Classes in vocabulary and composition were also offered. A new addition to the senior English program this year was a readers’ theater, sponsored by department head Ms. June Malone. An English class emphasizing oral interpretation was taught by Ms. Patricia Latham. top left: English students prepare an assignment in class. top right: Ms. Rosemary Harder leads her class in a discussion. bottom right: An English student listens to class discussion. 48 Auto Mechanics, Auto Body, Metal Trades Siudenis in metal trades, auto body and auto mechanics classes prepare themselves for future employment by their participation in these classes. Teaching the classes are Mr. Bill Bullard, who shows students in metal trades how to run machinery; Mr. A. B. Fincher, who spends his time showing students how to make a wrecked car well again; and Mr. Jim Blake who helps his students repair engines. top left: An auto body student works on a project. top right: Mike Cain works on a metal lathe. bottom left: Painting cars is a part of auto body. bottom right: Students work in the metal shop. 49 Physical Education Running, exercising and fitness tests were some of the phases that the physical education classes went through to help them in achieving the goal of becoming physically fit. Along with the usual p.e. activities, skiing on artificial snow at Amarillo College was offered and gave students a new approach to exercise. The students were also given an opportunity to participate in gymnastics, fishing, and learning the techniques of basketball, football, soccer and tennis. P.E. offered a time for students to relax and get away from the regular run-of-the-mill classes. top: Tennis was a popular activity in the physical education classes. right: P.E. students find that running helps to loosen up their muscles. 50 left: Mr. Roy Whisler quizzes his math class on the homework the students did the night before. below left: Working difficult problems in class helps math students to understand the assignment better. bottom: Math problems require concentration. Mathematics Palo Duro’s student mathematicians study many different forms of math, including algebra, geometry, trigonometry and calculus. Advanced math students belonged to an organization called Archemedians. Palo Duro's math teachers included Mr. Jerry Imel, Mr. Edward Smith, Mr. Troy Perkins, Mr. Frontz Myatt, Mr. Earl Ryder, Mr. Clarence Harvey and Mr. Roy Whisler. 51 Social Studies classes cover many areas including history, government economics, and two new courses, sociology and psychology. Through social studies courses, students are introduced to their heritage, to the present political system and to the future of the American government. above: Mr. Kenneth LaFavers helps a student look up some information for a history assignment in the P.D. library. top right: Ms. Nancy Moyer goes over some fine points of sociology. right: Mr. Bill McElduff hands back some papers to his history class. 52 far left: Ms. Peggy Wolfe, student teacher assigned to Ms. Cheatham, lectures to her class. left: Regina Brock works on economic worksheets. below: Morgan Whitelcy along with others is enlightened by an answer given by Ms. Cheatham in government. 53 tf Back row: Karen Bayliff, Cindy Greeno, Comessa Lewis, Angel Burney, Buddy Jennings, Cindy Lumus, Gail Hickmoit, Cindy Harvey, Sharon Bayliff Third row: Della Cooper, Teresa Daniels, Perry Beard, Robert Sillivent, Jeff Graham, Connie Goswick, Rhonda Hollis Second row: Debra Mahoney, Katie Wall, Sherri Covey, Carla Hall, Linda Dotts, Michele Burgett, Valarie Homen, Bobby Elliott, Cindy Smith, Donna Bellieu, Joyce Lovett First row: Karen Whitehead, Jami Baird, Terry Phillips, Karen O'Dell, Karla Goyne, Denise Harkey, Cindy Green, Cynthia Henderson Future Business Leaders of America have been selling stationery to raise money for the State Convention. The convention was held in Dallas on March 4,5, and 6. Money was used for a $150 scholarship for the Outstanding Senior FBLA member. The District Convention was held February 5 in Canyon. This helped them to prepare for state convention. There were four district officers: Buddy Jennings, Comessa Lewis. Angel Burney, and Cindy Greeno. FBLA also gave coke parties to get new members to join their club. They invited the Personnel Director of Amarillo National Bank to talk about how to get a job and keep it. For Christmas, they went caroling. A banquet was held in May to present outstanding members and to elect new officers for the following year. 56 FBLA Selling candy and sponsoring a daisy sale were main moneymaking projects of the Athenaeum Chapter of the National Honor Society. The money earned was used as a contribution to the Christmas Stocking Fund, sponsored by the Amarillo Globe News. They also gave some of the money to the Kilgore Psychiatric Pavillion. NHS sponsored an Awards Assembly and initiation of new members in May. The club also participated in the National Honor Society Scholarship program. Officers for the Club are Melinda Houdashell, President: Greg Towner, Vice-President; Contessa Lewis, Secretary-Treasurer; and Cindy Greeno, Chaplain. Mrs. Jewelle Allen and Mrs. Rosemary Harder sponsor the club. National Honor Qociety Back row: Mrs. Allen. Janet Dufur, Roy Noyes. Carolyn Kindred, Morgan Whiteley, Angel Burney. Jimmy Luginbyhl, Mrs. Harder Front row: Kathy Chasteen, Donna Bellieu, Cindy Greeno, Karen Harrison, Melinda Houdashell, Joyce Kendle, Contessa Lewis Back row: Elaine Smith, Cindy Smith, Alton Scales, Clara Westmoreland Front row: Jo Ann Montez, Rosemary Guerra, Diana Romero, Tracey Downey, Saundra Brewer, Mrs. Allen Members of the Tri-Ethnic Committee were selected by their own grade levels. Members were chosen from blacks, Mexican-Americans, and anglos. Mrs. Jewell Allen is the sponsor of the club. The purpose of the Tri-Ethnic Committee is to help foster better relationships between everyone, in a hope to keep up school spirit. Mrs. Allen suggested that in the years to come there should be a more positive reaction instead of such a negative one. Tri-Ethnic Committee Archemedians Archemedians is a club that mainly consists of students in advanced math classes of Palo Duro High School. Each year they compete in math tests held at West Texas State University. During the year they made trips to the Discovery Center and sold ice cream at 49er's Day at the end of the year. Each year's party is held to celebrate their achievements made during the year. Members of the club are Greg Towner, President; Bobby Elliott, Vice President; David McKean, Secretary-Treasurer; Rodney Daniels, Mike Off. Roy Noyes, Bob O’Dell and Jimmy Luginbyhl. Back row: Mike Ott, Bob O'Dell, Rodney Daniels, David McKean, Greg Towner Front row: Roy Noyes, Bobby Elliott, Jimmy Luhinbyhl 59 Back row: Ali Galiviz, Kirk Merker, Phillip Berger, Charles Daniels, Larry Lichtie, Steve Norfleet Middle row: Mary Romero, Rosemary Guerra, Diane Romero, Wendy Jones, Laurie Wright Front row: Cindy Johnson, Mickey Grant, Marie Evans Los Invincibles Los Invincibles, Palo Duro's Spanish Club was involved with activities all year around. Christmas activities included a party with the French Club, giving gifts to Wesley Community Center, and singing Spanish Christmas carols over the public address system. The state convention was held Feb. 26-28 in San Antonio, The group raised money for an orphanage in Pachuca, Mexico, and wound the year up with a party at the West Texas State University Activities Center in Canyon. The Club's emblem is a Hand Clasp of Friendship with colors of blue, white and gold. Ms. Judy Hathcock sponsors the organization. Officers were Kirk Merker, President; Mickey Grant, First Vice President; Steve Norfleet, Second Vice President; Rosemary Guerra, Secretary; and Laurie Wright, PSAF Chairman. 60 Moffo: “Of one blood hafh he made all nafions Spirit Club members spent the year boosting spirit at Palo Duro High School. The group helped with Homecoming in the fall and helped the cheerleaders any way they could. Officers for the Spirit Club in 1975-76 were Tori Martin, Sophomore Chairman: Laurie Phillips and Debra Paget, Junior Chairmen: and Cindy Green and Lindy Greeno, Senior Chairmen. Sponsors are Mrs. Nancy Moyer and Ms. Bonnie Knutson. Spirit Club Front row: Debbie Hough, Karen Bayliff, Sharon Bayliff, Linda Dotts, Melody Cline, Vicky Piercy, Marilyn Brady, Angel Burney Second row: Denise Harkey, Serena Hamilton, Nora Grave, Debbie Baldock, Linda Batchelor, Tammy Dove, Clara Westmoreland, Phyllis Harifield, Donna Harvey Third row: Felicia Reese, Tori Martin, Jo Beth Wonderscheld, Karen Harrison, Ruth Haynes, Anita Walker, Rita Griffin, Mrs. Moyer Fourth row: Karen Whitehead, Della Cooper, Cellann Houser, Glenda Flowers, Debra Collins, Sherri Walker, Valarie Allen, Rhonda Hollis Fifth row: Susan McSpadden, Patty Waddell, Kathy Cox, Debra Smith, Teresa Karlin, Kelly Wright, Kim Baker, Jackie Manning Sixth row: Debra Padgett, Tonja Carver, Laurie Phillips, Katie Wall, Margaret Noggler, Timi Morris, Jami Baird 61 Distributive Education Working half a day and going to school half a day - It's a rough schedule for the junior and senior students enrolled in Distributive Education, but these students learn early about working in the business world. In order to enroll in D.E. a student must have good attendance and academic records and should have an interest in retailing or wholesaling. Students enrolled in D.E. and the places in which they work are Rose Collins, Pig Hip; Danny Coleman, Furr Food: Debbie Groves, D S Pharmacy; Thomas Jackson, TG Y: Alan Land. Reitman Lumber: Susan McSpadden, Sears: Margaret Noggler, K-Mart; Carol Oilman, Anthony's; and Janet Terry, The Hub. Others are Mark Allen, Furr’s: Debbie Azbell, Blackburns: Julie Dencklau, K-Mart: Mark Edmondson, Amarillo National Bank: Morris Endrizzi, Consolidated Distributing: Durrah Foshee, Amarillo Hardware; Ricky Goldsmith, Safeway: Charlotte Harris, Sears; Cellany Hauser, Kline's; David Horn. Ware, Sigler and Faigen; Brenda Jackson, the Fair: Dana Lane, K-Mart; Wade Patterson, Anthony's: Bobby Reneau, Sewell Grocery; Evie Ritchie, The Fashion Corner; Sandra Roberts, Penney's: Karla Stanley, TG Y: and Virginia Zuber, TG Y. 62 Selling football and basketball tags, sponsoring a money drive for the psychiatric pavillion, recognizing royalty at the Beaux and Belles assembly in March, sponsoring election of next year's officers - these are just a few of the activities the Student Council participated in this year. Officers of the organization were David Pinales, President: Tom Weser, Vice President: Tonja Carver, Secretary: Lorn Christal, Chaplain: and Rodney Daniels, Treasurer. Executive committee members were Cynthia Henderson, Greg Towner, Charles Westmoreland, Dian Green and Katie Wall. Student Council Back row: Richard Buck, Randy Grant, Rodney Daniels, Bobby Elliott, Teresa Noggler, Pam Langston, Curtis Sinclair, Brett Schaffer, David Holland. Lorn Christal Second row: Greg Felty, Merle Nickerson, Glenn Nickerson, Tonya Holman, Angeler Jones, Jenell Patterson Third row: James Green, Faith Roberts, Teresa Smith, Lisa Peters, LaZane Jennings, Teresa Burnam Front row: Cindy Cook, Janet Dufur, Cindy Green, Tracy Downey, Nancy Bustamante, Debra Padgett, Elaine Smith, Mike Timcisco. 63 Back row: John Mayfield, Tammy Vaughn, Kenneth Tucker, Jeff Graham, Luke Sellmyer, Kathy Bell, Curtis Sinclair, Ricky Grant Front row: Mike Stumbo, Karen O'Dell, Clare Schuerger, Cindy Steckline, Becky Norfleet, Becky Bryant, Ms. Norma Houston. Sponsor. Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais is the French Club of Palo Duro High School. Each year members of the organization participate in the French Symposium held at West Texas State University in the spring. An informal picnic is scheduled each year as an end-of-school activity. Officers for 1975-76 were Becky Bryant, President: Mike Stumbo, Vice President: Tammy Vaughn, Secretary- Treasurer; and Cindy Steckline, Publicity Chairperson. 64 FTA History in the Making Selling candles, plaques, suckers, and candy canes kept the Future Teachers of America busy as they tried to raise money for their organization. The members attended their District Convention in November and State Convention in February. Positions held this year were Melinda Houdashell, President; Cindy Green, Vice President; Contessa Lewis, Secretary: Joyce Kendle, Parliamentarian; and Bruce Williams, Project Chairman. From row: Rhonda Hollis, Randy Smilty, Angie Figueroa, Merle Nickerson, Francis Sapien, Morgan Whiteley Second row: Pete Mata, Marleen Porter, Jay Christian, Linda Dotts, Mike Timcisko, Kenny Adams, Deborah Mahoney Third row: Pam Clements, A1 Hubbard, Robert Clark, Billy Mounce, Terri Clements, Tim Moss Fourth row: Kala Sinclair, Glen Blades, Debbie Bewley, Billy DeHay, Marilyn Pennon, James Reed, Guy Carroll, Ms. Latham Back row: Perry Beard, Alton Scales Thespians this year have been on speech and drama tournaments at Amarillo High, Odessa, El Paso, Dalhart, Hereford, West Texas and Lubbock. To raise money they have had bake sales and sold candy. They also helped work on the musical ”Oklahoma . For their contest play they did One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest . It was a championship year according to Ms. Patricia Latham. Officers for this year are President - Rhonda Hollis, Secretary-Treasurer - Marilyn Pennon, and Vice President - Mike Timcisko. Thespians One for All and All for One 66 Latin Club “Venimus, Conamur, Cuperamus Activities for almost every month kept the members of the Latin Club busy. In Fall, there was a Get To Know You” swim party: Christmas, a Roman Banquet and caroling in Bishop Hills: Valentines, Love grams were sent: and to wind up the year there was a trip to Palo Duro Canyon. During the Spring break seven of the club members went to Rome, Italy. The club also put on the Roman Olympics with the members of the Latin classes from Travis Junior High. Ms. Julie Cobb was sponsor of the club. Heading the club this year were: Dexter Harper, President: Greg Hubbard, Vice President; Janice Ioor, Secretary: Susie Pancake, Social Chairman; and Jackie Koch, Historian. Front row: Ms. Cobb, Susie Pancake, Janice Ioor, Anna Forsythe, Denise Rogers Middle row: Joe Montgomery, Joe Caskey, Nancy Busiamonte, Jackie Koch, Myra Ladd, Dexter Harper, LaZanc Jennings Back row: Kelly Davis, Greg Hubbard, Kenneth Tucker, Mark Moody, Vaughn Worcester, Mark McClain Doyle Long, Lohnny Bishop, Tim Endrizzi, Mike Jarrel, David Minnach, Robert Tims, Carl Restine, Jeff Honshiko, Dewey Wilder, Lewis Green, Mark Brown, Stacy Stokes, David Dencklau, Steve Ore, Bill Fetterman, Tim Holt, Donald Robertson, Greg Martin, Sam Anderson, Randy Grant, John Fink, Ricky Wilson, Jimmy Bishop VICA “Preparing for Leadership in the World of Work Working half a day and attending classes half a day instills leadership among those in VICA. Besides working and classes, they had many club activities and meetings throughout the year. One of these activities was an Employer-Employee Banquet. They also took part in leadership conferences, and in local, district, and state VICA meetings. H-0 Students in the Health Occupations class were able to gain training along with learning. Along with working on a job, the club members were involved with various activities throughout the year. In October, the club went to Lubbock to attend a leadership conference. Also in October, as well as in November, they sold candy. In Febraury they traveled to San Angelo to attend their area contest. The next month they went to state contest in Dallas. An Employer-Employee Banquet highlighted the month of April. Representing the club as the Parliamentary Procedure Team were Nancy Garrett, Janie Thorne, Lorrie Greathouse, Cindy Keys, Sue Romines, Lester McLaughlin, James Palmer, Angaler Jones and Gencll Patterson. Ms. Pat Cole sponsored the club. Front row: Rodney Ashmead, Cindy Keys, Laurie Greathouse, Janie Thorne, Su Brenda Watters. Francis Sweeney Back row: Sylvester McGofflin, Wesley Hicks, James Palmer, Nancy Garrett, Sue Romines, Lynette Skinner 69 From row: Janice Stevens, George Crow, Karla Bryant Middle row: Ms. Carter, Linda Fields, Cindy Cook, Brenda Washington, Debra Padgett, Katie Wall, Martha Coffey, Pam Hensley Back row: Terri Lynch. Francis Kearns. Edith Pyles, Cynthia Henderson, Jami Baird, Janie Daniels, Stelcie Cooper OEA Qtudents Charing — Students Caring Electing new officers and selling candy were some of the activities that Office Education Association undertook this year. The club also sold B-Craft Kits. The new officers were installed in a formal installation held by the club. In December, the members had a Christmas party. In March they went to area and state contests. In April the national contest was held. To finish the year, they had an end of the year party. Officers for the year were: Katie Wall, president; Karla Bryant, vice president: and Brenda Washington, secretary. Ms. Carol Carter sponsored the group. 70 HERO — FHA “Toward New Horizons Visiting jails, juvenile detention homes, and juvenile courts were pan of the activities of HERO-FHA. These projects helped them investigate laws and teenagers. The club also sponsored the Headstart class at Whittier Elementary School. Special individual growth projects were done to help each student individually. The club also attended state and area conventions. Officers for the club included: Debbie Rector, President: Suzanne Smith, Secretary; and Leslie Davis, Treasurer. Ms. Irene Lewis sponsored the group. Back row: Dale Castleberry, M. R. Foster, Marvin Graves, Reggie Strain Middle row: Teresa Simmons, Ricky Daniels, Barbara Stansel, Jane Bowley, Susie Simons Front row: Lori Turner, Leslie Davis, Suzanne Smith Back row: Myron Thompson, Mike Tibbcis, Sieve Reyonds, Jack Bell, Robert Silliveni, Wendel Brown Third row: Doug Franklin, Gary Plaster, Dee Ebbs, Dale Taylor, James Luginbyhl, Terry Long, Mark Fisher Second row: Gary Johnson, W. R. Larance, Mike Jengers, Tony Abbott, Randy Haymer, Ronnie Green Front row: Joey Essary, James Saunders, Debbie Koonce, Bryan Wadell, Terry Cox, John Straiten FFA Future Farmers of America strived to achieve development of leadership, cooperation, and citizenship in the field of agriculture. Leading the club were James Luginbyhl, President: Robert “Learning to Do Doing to Learn Learning to Live Living to Serve. Silliveni, Vice President: Steve Reynolds, Treasurer: Jack Bell, Secretary: Bryan Waddell, Reporter; Doug Franklin, Sentinel: and Tony Abbott, Chaplain. Mr. Roland Baumhardt sponsored the club until his death in March. 72 Key Club “50 Years of Caring . . . Only the Beginning' Selling cokes to painting trash cans were among many of the activities sponsored by the Key Club. The Key Club is a service organization consisting of young men throughout the school that participate in these activities. These activities range from working at the Kiwanis booth at the Tri-State fair, to cleaning out the trophy cases at the school. This year the club traveled to Ft. Worth for the District convention. The officers for this year were: President - Mike Wetzel, Vice-President - Randy Settle, Secretary - Bruce Williams, Sgi.-at-Arms - Dexter Harper. Their sponsor was Mr. Jimmy Marrs. The 1975 Dons finished the season with a 7-2-1 record. The Dons extended their unbeaten string to 21 games. The record was broken by the Pampa Harvesters. The other loss came at the hands of the District Champion, Caprock Longhorns. This was also the last year for many of the coaches. Coach James was named as the head football coach at San Antonio Jay. Coach Bert Gravitt, Kenneth Lafavors, and Dennis Cunningham also left for San Antonio. right: Coach Doug James prepares to give his speech at a pep rally. 76 77 The Mighty Dons were ranked 10th in the State by the UPI through most of the season. The 12-0 loss to the Pampa Harvesters ruined Palo Duro hopes and ended their twenty-one game winning streak. right: Tom Weser breaks up the option against the Tascosa Rebels. bottom right: Robert Sillivent is downed after a long gain. bottom left: Mark Green closes in on an Amarillo High running back. 78 • ••� left: Robert Sillivent breaks through the line for a long gainer. below: Jeff Yarber boots off a good punt. 79 Several of the players on this year's team were heavily recruited by major colleges. Wesley Roberts was named to the Southwest Conference Blue Chip list, which names the top prep players in Texas. Wesley was also named to several magazine All-American teams. right: Don player Dwayne Meloy closes in on the Tascosa quarterback. bottom: The Don defensive line converges on a Caprock play. ■■ 81 above: Bill McElduff lakes the snap from center Ricky Beck as the Dons played the Pampa Harvesters. right: Tom Weser smashes an Amarillo High Sandie. 82 Some Say that the '75 edition of the Dons was the greatest team in Texas. It seems as though their potential was not fully realized. Several players received recognition for their achievements. The 1975 season ended a great tradition of winning, but everyone knows that the Dons will continue to win and display great teams. left: Perry Sanders receives a punt. above: Bill McElduff breaks loose on an end-sweep. 83 Football Dumas ■Amarillo Hereford------------------------- Hereford Clovis----------------------------Amarillo Coronado-------------------------Lubbock Canyon Tascosa ■Amarillo ■Amarillo Volleyball 1-8 season record Borger ■Amarillo Amarillo--------------------------Amarillo 1st round Pampa -Pampa Caprock ■Amarillo h Borger Pampa • « Basketball first round second round Tascosa T H Borger H T Pampa H T Caprock T H Amarillo T H 85 . A New Head basketball coach led a spirited group of players through an exciting season. This year's team returned three starters including Sylvester Moore who was the leading scorer in District during his junior year. The Dons played an exciting brand of basketball. Under new head coach Ed Smith the cagers won impressively over such teams as Plainview and Hereford. Every game they played was close. right: Basketball coaches relax during a pep rally. top: Back row: Terry Poindexter. Cleveland Winston, Jeff Yarber, Wesley Roberts, Greg Towner, Lowell Voss Front row: Bill McElduff, Raymond Cloudy, Sylvester Moore, Willie Johnson, Gary Bowie, Anthony Gilbreath 86 left: Wesley Roberts drives for a lay- up. bottom left: Sylvester Moore rips a jump-shot. bottom right: Jeff Yarber shoots over a Monterrey defender. 87 top: Sylvester Moore goes up for two as Cleveland Winston looks on. middle: Cleveland Winston shoots a free throw. bottom: Willie Johnson goes high for a jump shot against Monterrey. 88 The Junior Varsity and Sophomore teams exhibited two fine squads. The sophomores were undefeated through their first eight games. Coach Smith really looks forward to the future because of the great talent the boys possessed. top: (junior varsity team) Back row: Glen Crane, Mark Chancier, John English, Tracy McClain, Madoria Hardy, Perry Sanders Front row: John Irving, Chuck Blanton, Darrell Perkins, Randy Whitlow, Mark Gilley bottom: (sophomore team) Back row: Trini Villareal, Brian Adams, James Waters, Charles Phillips, Dennis Hanes, Merlen Harkey, Wayne Majors Front row: Tim Edwards, Ronnie Phillips, Ramond Franklin, Jeff Bailey, Deon Green, Don Chapman 89 In His 14th season as head baseball coach, Bill McElduff welcomed back 11 lettermen off last year's team. The team consisted of mostly juniors and sophomores. The two seniors were Wes Allen and Bobby Elliott. right: Catching and batting are some of the things that keep the baseball team busy. below: Baseballers work on field practice. 90 top left: Tony Escoto tries his skill in pitching during batting practice. lower left: Bill McElduff pitches a few balls to warm up. below: Matt Mask grabs a throw to first base. 91 .-Jut This Years Track team had some big shoes to fill. Last year’s team won the District championship. Coach Fronz Myatt welcomed back 12 lettermen off last year's team. Coach Myatt had a young team to work with. Individuals who were expected to do well were Dwayne Meloy, Alton Scales, and several first year tracksters. above: Thomas Wesley jumps over a hurdle. top right: Two tracksters getting a start off the blocks. bottom right: Charles Westmoreland and Dwayne Meloy training for track. 92 far top: Tracksters practice their running technique in the park. left: Coach Fronz Myatt talks to one of his runners. 93 above: Mickey Wells pole vaults. The Highly Rated girls' track team welcomed back several outstanding performers from last year. Falecia Freeman won several medals in last year's state meet at Austin. Sophomore Sandy Koesjan performed well in Cross-Country and was expected to do well in the long distance races. The girls were in their second year of competition. They were coached by Joyce Brown and Cynthia Ham. right: Katie Wall throws the discus. below: Back row: Ms. Brown, Karen Sanchez, Betty Edwards, Evelyn Luke, Denise Collie, Brenda McLemore, Laura Daniels, Jackie Manning, Gwen McClendon, Karen Drone, Carol Wilson, Pam Langston, Lynette Hayes, Ms. Ham Middle row: Teresa Daniels, Denise Rogers, Kathy Welch, Pam Brogdon, Falicia Freeman, Jami Baird, Terry Phillips, Katie Wall, Phyllis Daniels, Kathy Smith Front row: Cindy Johnson, Mona Wilson, Arlena Sain, Gail McElduff, Vickie Cantrell, Sherry Smith, Sandy Koesjan, Ladonna Hamilton, Ruth Black, Phyllis Hartfield, Patty Waddell, Donna Mitchell, Joyce Washington. 95 The Boys' Cross Country team had to move over this year to make room for the girls. This year was the first year for girls’ Cross Country. The females succeeded in qualifying for the regional meet at Abilene. The boys’ team also did well in many of the meets which were held all through the fall. This page: top: Girls' Cross-Country practice before a meet. right: Oscar Juarez and Benny Harrison find there is something to smile about in running. bottom: Jami Baird seems disgusted with all the work that must be done to get in shape. Opposite page: top left: Members of the girls' Cross-Country team warm up. top right: Benny Harrison and Oscar Juarez start off running hard. 96 boitom: Back row: Ms. Brown, Lynette Hayes, Jami Baird, Pam Brogdon, Falicia Freeman, Jackie Manning, Carol Wilson, Karen Sanchez, Ms. Ham Front row: Terry Phillips, Arlena Sain, Gail McElduff, Dian Branch, Vickie Cantrell, Sandy Koesjan, Donna Mitchell, Patty Waddell, Denise Rogers. This Year's Golf team proved to be one of the best squads in many years. The team shot the lowest score ever recorded by a Palo Duro team at Plainview Country Club. The varsity consisted of three returning lettcrmen and two sophomores. The team was coached by Don Fuller. The varsity team consisted of Barry Talley, David McKean, Richard Fuller, and John Loshe. far right: Kirk Merker practices his putting. right: David McKean drives a ball down the green. top: Mr. Fuller, Richard Fuller, David McKean, Bobby Elliott, Johnny Loshy. 98 99 Lack of Experience was the main problem the girls' golf team had this year. There was only one returning letterman this year, Celena Hauser. The girls played in several tournaments and placed as high as 4th. They were coached by Gloria Cushcnberry. above: Cindy Cook hefts her golf clubs down the course. top right: Kim VanWinkle strokes hard for a long drive. right: Cellany Hauser practices her form on her drive. 100 bottom: Back row: Ms. Cushenberry, Lorri Ardoff, Cindy Cook. Darlene Callaway, Julie Keeler, Clare Schucrger Front row: Verline Baker, Carrie Fuller, Cellany Hauser, Ola Woods, Rosemary Guerra. Kim Van Winkle left: Mrs. Gloria Cushenberry helps Cindy Cook with her grip of the club. 101 Led by 2 All-District players, the girls' volleyball team placed second in the West Texas State tournament. Selected for the All-District team were senior Margaret Noggler and junior Katie Wall. The team was coached by Pauletta Sharp. right: Donna Wilson spikes the ball as Cynthia Jones looks on. opposite page: top right: Saundra Brewer serves the ball. top left: Brendolyn McLemore and teammate block a spike. bottom right: Margaret Noggler spikes a ball. bottom left: Katie Wall and Cynthia Jones watch their teammate spike. top: Back row: Cindy Jones, Brendolyn McLemore, Teresa Noggler, Margaret Noggler From row: Mary Davis, Yvonne Davis, Katie Wall, Saundra Brewer V 102 103 High Honors were presented to Palo Duro's cheerleading unit, which consisted of ten girls and the Loyal Don, Dexter Harper. The squad attended Panhandle State Cheerleading Clinic. They brought home awards like superior ribbons and the famed spirit stick. They worked hard hanging up signs and handing out favors. Their sponsor was Mrs. Mary Bailey. right: Dexter Harper rings the District bell during a Don pep rally. above: Cheerleaders welcome sophomores to Palo Duro. 104 top left: Cheerleaders lead the student body in a cheer during one of the many pep rallies. left: Cheerleaders Angela Davis and Comessa Lewis do a lift-stunt during a pep rally. above: Mrs. Mary Bailey, cheerleading sponsor, travels with the girls to a Lubbock game. 105 In His First year as tennis coach, Jerry Ticer led a team which consisted of 6 seniors and 12 lettcrmcn. The team participated in over 10 tournaments which were held throughout the year. They traveled to Odessa and El Paso. They also played in tournaments held all around the Panhandle. right: Connie Goswick warms up before a tennis meet. above: Christi Ford and Carrie Ortiz use strategy to beat their opponents. 106 lop left: Rusty Holloway returns a serve. bottom left: Mike McKnight serves with great force. bottom: Christie Ford leaps for a high lob. 107 The Wrestling Team sianed ihe season off wiih high hopes and finished in 4th place in the city tournament, the best finish in two seasons. Seven wrestlers qualified for the state tournament in El Paso. They were Glenn Nickerson, Bryan Waddell, Mitch Grismore, Ronnie Baca, Bobby Reneau, Steve Cantrell and Gary Reneau. above: Mitchell Grismore wins his match for $th place in the state tournament. top right: Bobby Reneau pins an opponent. bottom right: Ronnie Baca tries to escape from a Boys' Ranch wrestler. 108 109 James E. Garrett was Palo Duro High School's principal for ihc sixth straight year. In addition to directing the faculty in their day-to-day operations, Mr. Garrett acts as friend and advisor to the student body. An avid Don, he often helps to lead cheers in the pep rallies in the fall. As chief administrator of PDHS, he does a great deal to further public relations between the high school and the community. 112 was a junior high coach and counselor at Carver Junior High before coming to Palo Duro, where he has been assistant principal for 6 years. In his spare time, Mr. Avery enjoys yardwork and gardening. Mr. Avery's duties include discipline, attendance and detention. He is also in charge of audio-visual aides and lockers. L 113 Victor Ashmead has been assistant principal at Palo Duro for 7 years. Before being appointed assistant principal, he taught industrial arts here. Before coming to PD, he taught at Horace Mann. In his spare time Mr. Ashmead enjoys hunting, fishing, mechanics, and carpentry. He is in charge of discipline, distribution of textbooks, and attendance. 114 Faculty Here to Help MS. JEWEL ALLEN, B.A., Huston-Tillotson, M.A., Prairie View, Resource English, Social Studies MS. NETTIE AMBERG, Instructional Aid MS. JUDY APPLEGATE. Office Clerk MS. MARY BAILEY, B.S., M. Ed.. WTSU, Girls' P.E. MS. EDNA BARROWS. Library Clerk ROLAND BAUMHARDT, B.S., Texas A M. M.S., Texas Tech. Vocational Agriculture, Coop Agriculture, Future Farmers of America 115 MS. PAULA BENCINI. B.A.. WTSU, English MS. HELEN BLAKE, Office Clerk JIM BLAKE, Auto Mechanics, VICA MS. BETTY BLEDSOE, Library Science Certificate, Our Lady of the Lake College, Library Clerk BILL BOLK, B.S., WTSU, Field Counselor MS. PATSY BOWES, B.B.A., M.B.A., WTSU. Secretarial Training, Shorthand, FBLA FLOYD BROWN, East Texas State University, CVAE General Mechanical Repair, VOCT MS. JOYCE BROWN, B.S., ETSU, English, Girls Track Sgt. Mike Perez, ROTC instructor, stops between classes to chat with senior Larry Sykes. 116 BILL BULLARD, B.S., WTSU. Metal Trades, VIC A TROY BURRUS, B.S., M.E., s'TSU, Vocational Counselor MS. JEANNE CLEM. Instructional Aid MS. GLORIA CUSHENBERRY. B.S.. WTSU. English. Girls' Golf MS. IRIS BUSBY. Attendance Clerk MS. CAROL CARTER. BBA, MBA, WTSU, Pre-Employment Lab. VOE MS. JEAN CHEATHAM. B. A. , Texas Tech, History, Government MS. MARILYN CLARK. B.B.A., WTSU. Typing, FBLA MS. JULIE COBB. B.A., Texas Tech, Latin MS. PAT COLE. R.N., Jewish Hospital School of Nursing. Health Occupations. TAHOS MAJOR LEWIS COLEY, B.S., OCU, AFJROTC, Drill Team. Color Guard DENNIS CUNNINGHAM. B.S.. Central State U.. American History, Football Coach MS. REBA DEGER, B.S. . SWTSU, Resource Math, Science. Economics MS. ESMA DOWNS. Secretary A. B. FINCHER. Auto Body. VICA, Auto Body Club. Rodeo JERRY FISHER. TCU, Biology, Athletic Trainer Faculty, continued 117 Ms. Mary Bailey, cheerleader sponsor, jokes with her husband Jerry while on the way to an out-of- town football game. MS. CYNTHIA HAM. B.S., WTSU. English, Girls’ Track Coach MS. ROSEMARY HARDER. B.A., Fort Hayes. M. Ed., WTSU, English. A-English, NHS MARVIN HART, B.S., WTSU. ICT VICA CLARENCE HARVEY. Physics. Chemistry, CVAE Science MS. JUDY HATHCOCK, B.A., M.A., Texas Tech, English, Spanish, Spanish Club MS. YVONNE HILL, CVAE Homemaking MS. LILLIE HIGGINS. Instructional Aid DAVID HINDS, BME, WTSU. MME, NTSU, Band, Orchestra Faculty, continued WILEY HELLEMAN, B.A., Wiley College, CVAE, Social Studies MS. NORMA HOUSTON, B.A., TWU, French, English, French Club MS. VINITA HRNCIR, B.S., M. Ed.. WTSU, CVAE Coop Work Program MS. JOYCE HUTCHENS, CVAE, English JERRY IMEL, B.S., M.S., WTSU, Calculus, Analytic Geometry, Trig DOUG JAMES, B.S., McMurry College, History, Head Football Coach MS. NIKKI JINKINS. B. A., M.A., WTSU, An, English MS. BONNIE KNUTSON. B.S., WTSU, Art, Spirit Club, An Club MS. PATRICIA LATHAM, B.S., TCU, Drama, Speech, English, Thespians MS. IRENE LEWIS, B.S., WTSU, Home Economics. Student Council MS. EULA MAE LINCECUM. B.S., OCLA, M.S., OU. Homemaking MS. JUNE MALONE, B.A., M. A., WTSU, English, Vocabularly, Composition JIM MARRS. B.S., WTSU, Drafting, Architecture, Pre- Engineering Drafting, Key Club JIM MATLOCK. B.S. . Southwestern State College, Woodworking BILL McELDUFF, B.S., Arkansas Tech, M.E., SWTSTC, History. Football, Baseball MS. SARA MOORE. B.A. , Stephen F. Austin U., English 1)9 JAMES MORGAN, B.S., Panhandle State College, M.E., WTSU, VAC, Driver's Education MS. CAMILLE MOSLEY, B.B.A., WTSU, Typing, Bookkeeping, FBLA MS. NANCY MOYER, B.S., WTSU. American History, World History, Psychology, Sociology. Spirit Club TROY PERKINS. B.A.. Texas Tech. M.E., WTSU, Algebra, Geometry Tennis Coach Jerry Ticer relaxes as he teaches his world history class. 120 Faculty, continued Band and orchestra director David Hinds goes over some music that the orchestra will perform in an upcoming concert. FRANK PICKETT, Bible GERALD PRATHER. B.S., Southwestern State U., M. Ed., WTSU, Junior Counselor EARL RYDER, B.S., Texas Tech, World History, Sophomore Football Coach, Track Coach MS. RUTH SEYMOUR. B.S., Southeast Missouri, M.E., WTSU, Vocational Adjustment Classes JOEL SHACKELFORD. B.A., ACC, Music Theory, Choir, Stage Manager DWAYNE SLATER. B.S., ACC. Biology, Coach MS. DIANNE SMITH. B.S. . WTSU, Journalism, Photography, Advertising, Yearbook, Newspaper MS. DONNA SMITH, B.S., Texas Tech, M. Ed., WTSU. Sophomore Counselor ED SMITH. B.S., Prairie View A M, CVAE Math, Basketball 121 Ms. Jean Cheatham finds something amusing to tell her class in American Government. MS. WANDA THOMAS. B.S., SWSC, M.E., OU, Vocational Office Education, VOEC JERRY TICER, B.S., History. Tennis Coach DENNIS WATTS. B.S.. M.S., WTSU. Biology MS. EVELYN WELLS. B.S., WTSU. Homemaking, FHA Faculty, continued 122 c-� vj JOE WILLOUGHBY, M. Ed., ETSU, Senior Counselor STEPHEN WHEIR, B.S., M.A., WTSU, Government, President, Amarillo Classroom Teachers Association ROY WHISLER. B.S., OBU, M.Ed., OU, Math Coach Doug James addresses the student body at one of the football pep rallies early in the year. 123 Who's Who top left: Berneter Mai lor)’ top right: Cindy Greeno bottom left: Barry Talley center right: Melinda Houdashell bottom right: Robert Sillivent Who’s Who is an election by the faculty to honor the top 20 senior students each year. To have this honor, the student must maintain an 80 or better average. These students are in the high ranks of citizenship, leadership and are an asset to school life itself. 1. Janet Dufur 2. Julie McClintock 3. Joyce Kendle 4. Mike Wetzel 5. Morgan Whitely 125 top left: Terry Phillips top right: Rhonda Felton center left: Greg Towner center right: David Pinales bottom: Karen O'Dell top left: Tom Weser top right: Lindy Creeno center left: Contessa Lewis bottom left: Dexter Harper bottom right: Roy Noyes Who's Who 128 Dons and Donas above: October - Cindy Greeno and David Pinales top right: September - Dexter Harper and Joyce Kendle center right: November - Melinda Houdashell and Morgan Whitely bottom right: December - Greg Towner and Contessa Lewis 1 top left: January - Lindy Greeno and Kenny Caldwell top right: April - Roy Noyes and Janet Dufur center left: May - Barry Talley and Karen O'Dell bottom left: February - Saundra Brewer and Buddy Jennings above: March - Angel Burney and Jimmy Luginbyhl 129 r � 30 Mr. and Miss Palo Duro Confessa Lewis and David Pinales Runners up were Rhonda Felton and Mark Green. Dexter Harper Favorites Senior favorites were Greg Towner and Beverly Bryant. Runners-up were Mike Wetzel and Cindy Green. Junior favorites were Curtis Sinclair and Elaine Smith. Runners-up were Matt Mask and Kim Van Winkle. Sophomore favoirites were Joe Riley and Julie White. Runners-up were Steve Austin and Trini Villareal and Clare Westmoreland. 131 Adams. Randy AguSlat. Norma Allen. Valerie Allen, Wes Anderson. Ricky Ardoff. Lori Arp. Sharon Azbcll. Debbie Burney, Angel Burgett. Michelle Bryant, Beverly Brown. Donna Brock. Regina Brewer. Saundra Brady. Marilyn Brady. Carolyn Blades, Glenn Black. Sherri Bettag. Marvin Bcllicw. Donna Bell. Kathy Bell. Jack Beck. Ricky Beard. Perry Bayliff, Karen Bay 1 iff. Sharon Batchelor. Linda Barr. Pat Baca. Darlene Chastccn, Kathy Christian. Jay Cline. Melody Coleman. Danny Collins. Rose Conatscr. Doris Craig. Don Crow, Cleda Cummins. Joyce Damon. Kathy Daniels. Karen Serving as senior class officers have been Kenny Caldwell, vice president: LindyGreeno, president; Margaret Noggler, councilman-at-large: and Cindy Green, secretary. 132 Daniels. Randy Daniels. Rodney Davis, Angela Davis. Mlcheal Dcncklaw. Julie Dotts. Linda Dove. Tammy Dufur, Janet Elliott. Bobby Ellis. David Farmer, Vickie Felton, Rhonda Fcticrman. William Fipps. Pam Franklin, Douglas Fuller. Marvin Garrett. Nancy Cause. Timmy Gifford. Doug Goswick. Connie Graham. Bobby Graham. Jeff Green. Cindy Green. Mark Green. Mike Grccno. Cindy Greeno, Lindy Grisinore. Mitchell Groves. Debbie Hadaway, Patti Hambric. Sheri Haney. Brenda Harkcy. Denise Harper. Dexter Harrison. Karen Harvey. Donna Hauser. Ccllany Hendcrshot. Brent Hess. Rodney Higgins. Ricky Holland. Robert Hollis, Rhonda Holloway. Rusty Houdashell. Melinda Hough. Debbie Hubbard. AI Huddleston. Curtis Hunter. Brian Jackson. Thomas James. Wyatt Jennings. Buddy Jennings. Joann Jesko. Tammy Johnson. Debbie Johnson. Scott Jones, Debbie 133 Seniors: Spirit of '76 Jones. P3tn Jones. Wendy Keeney. Mary Kcndlc. Joyce Keys. Cindy Kilgore, Cynthia Kindred. Carolyn King. Allen Kirsch, Von Kizer. Vickie Krobot. Kathy Lane. Dana Larance. W. R. Lester. Betty Lewis. Contessa Lomas. Cus '•iginbyhl, James Luke. Debora Luminus. Cindy Mallow. Teresa Maloney. Ron Manning. Jackie Markan. Debbie Mason, Ted Mathews. Kim Matthews. Stuart McAlister. Susan McCall. Douglas McCliniock. Julie McClain. Mark McDonald. Joe McKasklc. Michael McKean. David McKnight. Mike McLcmorc, Brcndolyn MeSpadden, Susan Meloy. Dwayne Mellon. Melody Mershon. Shcrcc Mcrker, Kirk Miller. Ginger Mobley. Don Moore. Tony Moore. Sylvester Mouncc. Billy Mulanax. Debbie Myers. Julia Ncwburn. Doris Nickels. Frcd3 Nickerson. Glenn Nickerson. Marion Noggler. Margaret Noyes. Roy O’Dell. Karen Oilman. Carol Ore. Steve 134 Pacheco. Sally Parrish. Debbie Payne. Pam Perry. Ronald Phillips. Ronnie Phillips. Terry Mercy. Vicki Pinales. David Plaster. Gary Pope. Julie Porter. Jimmy Ralston. Kenneth Raef. Toni Rardon, Bob Rector. Debbie Reese. Laura Reneau. Gary Reynolds. Pat Riley. Rena Roberts. Sandra Robertson. Jerry Romero, Diane Rose. David Ryals. Sherri Sanderson. Randy Sattcrwhitc. Susan Shipley. Vickie Sillivent. Robert Simons. Teresa Simpson. Diana Simpson. Rodney Sinclair. Kevin Skinner. Lynettc Smith. Cindy Smith. Miriam Stanhope. Teresa Stanley. Karla Story. David Strauss. Raymond Strawhacker. Mark Swain. Michcal Talley. Barry Teague. Alan Terry. Janet Thompson. Cindy Thompson. Tommy Thorne. Janie Todd. Bryan Trevino. Alice Vanover. Larry Vaughn. Tammy Vick. Robert Waddell. Bryan Waldrip. Kathy Walker. Sheree Wallace. Elton 135 i WardUvr. Terri Weatherly, Sharon Weser. Tom Westmoreland, Rcnelda Wetzel. Mike Whiteley, Morgan Wilkinson. Billy Williams. Bruce Williams. Clifford Williams. Tana Worcester. Vaugn Yarbcr. Jeff York. Anita Senior Credits ADAMS, RANDY - Band President; Metal Trades Reporter; Publications Photographer: Drum Major AGUILAR, NORMA - Pep Squad (3) ALLEN. WES - Football (3); Baseball (3) ANDERSON. RICKY - Band (1,2,3). Photographer (2, 3); Band Crew (2, 3): Band Vice-President (3); Crew Manager (3); Band King (3) ARDOFF, LORRI - Golf (1,2,3) ARP, SHARON - Tennis (1, 2); Pep Squad: FBLA AZBELL, DEBBIE - Choir (1); Student Council (1): Spirit Club (3); DECA (3) BACA, KARLENE - VOE (3): OEA (3): Pre-Employment (2) ; OEA of TX (1. 2, 3): Natl. OEA (1. 2. 3) BANES, JIM - Vocational Industrial Clubs BARLOW, CURTIS - Football (2) BARR, PAT - HO (2): FHA (3) BATCHELOR, LINDA - Choir (2): FBLA (1); FT A (1): FHA (3) : Spirit Club (3); Outstanding Jr. in FHA BAYLIFF, KAREN - FBLA (1,2, 3); FBLA Parliamentarian; Spirit Club (1, 2) BAYLIFF, SHARON - FBLA (1. 2. 3); Spirit Club (1, 2) BEARD, PERRY - Football (1. 2): Favorite Soph, and Junior BELL. JACK - Basketball (1); FFA (2,3), Secretary BELL, KATHY - French Club (1.2. 3); Learn and Live (1. 2. 3); OEA Historian (2, 3); FBLA (2, 3) BELLIEU, DONNA - Swimming (1, 2); Orch. (1, 2, 3); Orch. Secretary: VOE (1. 2, 3); NHS (1, 2, 3); FBLA (1, 2. 3): VOE Chaplain: OEA of TX (1, 2, 3); Nat'l OEA (1. 2, 3) BETTAG, MARVIN - ROTC (1,2,3) BLAMEY, BILL - Baseball (1, 2); Football (1); VICA BOWIE, GARY - Basketball (2, 3) BRADY. CAROLYN - OEA (2): Texas OEA (2. 3): National OEA (2. 3): VOEC (3) BRADY. MARILYN - Spirit Club; Choir BREWER. SAUNDRA - Volleyball (3): Track (2); ESSA (1): Student Council Alternate (1): Tri-Ethnic Committee (3) BROWN. DONNA - OEA (2); Spirit Club, Student Council (3); VOEC, OEA of Texas (2, 3); National OEA (2, 3) BRYANT, BEVERLY - Spirit Club (1, 2); Student Council (1, 2);’Sophomore Attendant to Homecoming Queen: Sophomore Favorite; Cheerleader BURGETT, MICHELLE - Drama Club (1, 2): FBLA (2, 3); VOE (3); OEA of Texas (3): National OEA (3); National Honor Society (2, 3) BURNEY. ANGEL - Tennis (1); Spirit Club: FBLA State Vice President and District Treasurer: Girls Choir; National Honor Society: Junior Vice President BUSH, KELLY - Student Council CALDWELL, KENNY - Basketball (2. 3): Choir (1, 2, 3) CELESTINO, GRACIE - FHA CHASTEEN, KATHY - Choir (1,2, 3); Spirit Club (2); National Honor Society (3); OEA of Texas (3): National OEA (3); VOEC (3) CHRISTIAN. JAY - Choir (1, 2): Key Club (1. 2); ROTC (1, 2, 3), Squadron Commander (3): Drama (2, 3) CLINE. MELODY - Spirit Club (2, 3); ROTC (1. 2. 3) COLEMAN, DANNY - DE (2. 3) COLLIE. RHONDA - OEA of Texas (2); National OEA (2); OEA (2); VOEC (3): Band (1.2,3) COLLINS, ROSE - DECA (2, 3) CONATSER. DORIS - OEA (2); VOEC (3): OEA of Texas (2, 3); National OEA (2. 3) COWAN, JERRY - DECA (2) CRAIG. DON - ROTC (3) CROW, CLEDA - Tennis (1): Spanish Club (1); OEA of Texas (3); National OEA (3); VOEC (3): Newspaper Staff (1); FT A Secretary (2); FHA (1) CROW, JUDITH - Spirit Club: Drama Club; Choir 136 CUMMINS. JOYCE - FHA (2. 3) DAMON. KATHY - Tennis (1): Local OEA: OEA of Texas: National OEA. VOEC DANIELS. KAREN - Volleyball (2): Spirit Club; DECA (3) DANIELS. RANDY - Wrestling (1. 2): Vice President, Cinema Club (1, 2): Language Club (1, 2): Student Aid (3): Honor Roll (1, 2) DAVIS, MICHAEL - Tennis (1. 2); Art Club (3): An Club President (3) DeHAY, BILL - Thespians: ROTC DENCKLAU. JULIE - FHA (1. 2, 3): FHA President (2): FHA; DE DOTTS, LINDA - Band (1. 2): VOE (2): OEA (2): Student Aid (2. 3); FBLA (3); Pep Squad (3) DOVE. TAMMY - FSA (1, 2): FBLA (1. 3): Spirit Club (1. 2. 3) DUFUR, JANET - Student Council (1, 2. 3); Spirit Club (1, 2); Publications (2. 3): Editor. Conquistador (3); FHA (1); Choir (1. 2): NHS (3) ELLIOTT. BOBBY - Baseball (1.2. 3): Golf (2. 3); Spanish Club (1): Student Council (2, 3); FBLA (3): Runner-Up to Junior Class Favorite ELLIS. DAVID - Key Club; VICA FARMER. VICKIE - Spirit Club (1. 2): OEA of Texas (2. 3): National OEA (2, 3); Local OEA (2): VOEC (3); Local OEA Historian (2): VOEC Vice President (3) FELTON. RHONDA - Volleyball (1, 2); Spanish Club Sec- retary; Spirit Club (1, 2): Sophomore Smiler; Sophomore Favorite Runner-Up; Junior Favorite Runner-Up: Junior Attendant to Homecoming Queen: Spanish Club Queen: Homecoming Queen FETTERMAN. BILL - VICA (2. 3); Band (1. 2) FIPPS, PAM - FHA (1. 2. 3): Spirit Club (2. 3); FBLA (3); FHA Vice President; Sec. FHA (1) FOSHEE, DURRAK LYNN - Auto Mechanics. DECA FRANKLIN. DOUGLAS - ROTC (1.2. 3); Band (2) GALA VIZ. ELIASAR - Spanish Club; ROTC; OEA: VOEC; OEA of Texas: National OEA: State Spanish Club GARRETT, NANCY - TAHOS, Vice President, Area His- torian; National Honor Society; Student Council; 1st Place on TAHOS Notebook, State Contest. GEORGE. PATRICK - Golf (3) GOLDSMITH. RICKY - Wrestling (1. 2, 3): DECA (3) GOSWICK. CONNIE - Tennis (1.2. 3); FBLA (3) GRAHAM. JEFF - Tennis (1. 2. 3): French Club (2, 3): FT A (2. 3); FBLA (3): Latin Club (1); Student Council (3) GROVES. DEBBIE - Volleyball (1); DECA (2, 3) GREEN, CINDY - Student Council (2); FBLA (2); Spirit Club (2) GREEN. MARK - Football (1, 2. 3); Track (1, 2): FCA (1. 2. 3) GREENE, CINDY - Golf (1. 2); FBLA Vice President. His- torian, District Historian; FSA, National Honor Society (2. 3): Drama Club (1. 2); Spirit Club (1. 2); FHA: Cheer- leader (3): Outstanding FSA Member (2); Best Second Year Typing Student (2) HADAWAY, PATTY - Los Coniantos Choir (2. 3): Cheer- leader; Spirit Club HAMBRIC, SHERI - Band HANEY , BRENDA - Choir (1. 2); FHA (3) HARKEY, DENISE - FHA; FBLA; Spirit Club HARPER. DEXTER - Latin Club (1, 2): Latin Club Presi- dent (3): Key Club (2): Key Club Sergeant-at-Arms (3); Loyal Don (3) HARRISON. KAREN - Tennis (1,2, 3); Student Council (1, 2, 3); Student Council Secretary: Spirit Club (1, 2, 3): Los Cantantes Choir (1,2, 3); National Honor Society (3): FBLA (3); French Club Treasurer (2): Homecoming Chair- man HARVEY. DONNA - Choir (1); Spirit Club (3) HOUDASHELL, MELINDA - FT A (1. 2. 3); Secretary of FHA (2); President of FT A (3); FHA. Vice President. Pres- ident; National Honor Society, President: Orchestra (1. 2, 3), Librarian: Band (1, 2, 3), Secretary (3): Band Queen (3); Girls’ State Citizen (2) HAUSER, CELLANEY - Golf (1. 2. 3); DECA (3) HOLLINGS. DIANA - Track Manager; OEA of Texas; OEA; National OEA; Yearbook Staff (2); Associate Editor of Yearbook (2): VOEC (3) HOLLIS. RHONDA - FBLA (3): Spirit Club (3); Thespians (1. 2) HOLLOWAY. RUSTY - Tennis (1. 2. 3); Key Club(l) HOUGH. DEBBIE - Spirit Club HUBBARD. AL - Football (1. 2); Choir (1. 2. 3) HUNTER. BRIAN - Football (1. 2, 3); Track (1, 2) JACKSON. CHARLES - Football: Choir JACKSON. THOMAS - DECA (2, 0) JENNINGS. BUDDY - Latin Club; National OEA; OEA of Texas: FBLA; FBLA Parliamentarian, President, District 16 Vice President, Area IV Vice President; FTA Historian: Band; National Honor Society; OEA Favorite JENNINGS. JOANN - Local OEA: OEA of Texas: National OEA; National Honor Society; VOEC JESKO, TAMMY - Volleyball (1. 2); Spirit Club (2): VOE (3); Student Council (1); OEA of Texas; National OEA JONES. DEBBIE - FHA (2): Spirit Club (1. 2); Spanish Club (1); Student Council (1. 2); Young Life (2); Cheerleader (3) JONES, PAM - Band (1,2. 3); Choir JOHNSON. DEBBIE - Choir KEYS. CINDY - HO (2. 3): TAHOS (2. 3) KEENEY. MARY - OEA of Texas (2. 3): VOEC (3); National OEA (2, 3) KENDLE, JOYCE - Choir Student Director (2); Choir (1, 2, 3): Choir Secretary; National Honor Society (3); Future Teachers of America (3); Learn and Live Team (1,2, 3); Spanish Club (1); Outstanding Spanish Student (1); Out- standing Typing Award (2): UIL Contestant: All Region Choir (1, 2); Area Alternate (2); Several Solos at UIL and Greater Southwest Music Festival (1st div.) KILGORE, CINDY - FSA; FHA; OEA: VOEC: OEA of Texas; National OEA KINDRED, CAROLYN - FHA (1); Pep Squad (2); VOEC (3); NHS (3); FBLA (3); OEA of Texas (3); National OEA (3) KIRSCH, VON - Football (1.2, 3): FCA KIZER, VICKIE - VICA (2) KROBOT, KATHY - FHA Secretary: OEA Sergeant at Arms: VOE Sergeant at Arms: OEA of Texas; National OEA LAND. ALAN - DECA (2. 3) LAND, DANA - Spirit Club (2, 3); DECA (2, 3) LARANCE, W. R. - Vocational Agriculture (1, 2, 3) LASSITER. SHERYLE - OEA of Texas; National OEA; VOEC; Newspaper Staff LESTER. BETTY - Spirit Club: OEA; VOEC; Student Coun- cil: OEA of Texas; National OEA LEWIS, CONTESSA - FBLA; FSA; Orchestra; Choir: National Honor Society: Pep Squad: Junior Smiler; Junior Class President; National Honor Society; District FBLA Secretary; Cheerleader LUGINBYHL, JAMES - ROTC (1. 2, 3); FFA )1, 2, 3). Vice President; Key Club President: National Honor Soci- ety; Band (1, 2); Boys’ State LUMMUS. CINDY - Spirit Club (2); OEA of Texas (2. 3); VOEC Secretary; FBLA (2, 3): Outstanding OEA Member MALLOW. TERESA - Track (2): HECE (3): Spirit Club (2) MASON. TED - FFA MATTHEWS. STUART - Golf (1. 2) McALISTER - Swimming; Homemaking; FHA; DECA McCALL, DOUG - Football Trainer McCLINTOCK. JULIE - Volleyball; ESSA Committee: Smilers Runner-Up; Cheerleader McKNIGHT, MIKE - Tennis (1, 2, 3) McLEMORE, BRENDOLYN - Volleyball (3): VOEC (1): OEA of Texas (1); National OEA (1); FCA (1): FHA Secretary (2) McKEAN, DAVID - Basketball (1); Golf (1, 2, 3); Spanish Club President; Choir (1, 2, 3) McSPADDEN, SUSAN - Spirit Club (2, 3): DECA (2. 3) MELOY. DWAYNE - Football (1. 2, 3): Track (1,2, 3); Key Club (1, 2, 3); FT A (1, 2, 3) MELTON. MELODY - Spirit Club (2, 3): Orchestra (1.2, 3): Orchestra Queen Runner-Up MERKER, KIRK - Golf (2, 3): Spanish Club President; Spanish Club Vice President MERSHON, SHEREE - Volleyball; Spirit Club MILLER. GINGER - Spanish Club: Data Processing Club; OEA: VOEC MITCHELL, RONNIE - Basketball MOORE. SYLVESTER - Football: Basketball MOUNCE, BILLY - ROTC (1); Thespians (1, 2, 3): Speech-Drama Team (1, 2, 3): FTA (3): Young Life (2) MULANAX, DEBBIE - Spirit Club: FHA NEWBURN, DORIS - Local OEA: OEA of Texas; National OEA; VOEC: Outstanding OEA Member NICKELS, FREDA - FTA; Sophomore Councilman-at- Large; Choir (1,2, 3); Student Council (1. 3): OEA (2, 3); VOE (3): FBLA (3); VOE President; OEA of Texas (2. 3): National OEA (2, 3); Outstanding OEA Student NICKERSON, GLENN - Wrestling (1,2, 3); Spanish Club (1,2, 3); Publications, New Editor, Photographer (2, 3); Student Council (3): Commended Student Negro Achieve- ment NICKERSON, MERLE - Thespians; Publications; FHA; Stu- dent Council NOYES, ROY - Flag Football (2. 3): Bowling (1,2, 3); ROTC (1,2, 3); Chess Club (1.2, 3); Key Club (1. 3): Archemedians (3); Young Life (3); Latin Club (1); Boys' State; Texas Nuclear Science Symposium; Honor Roll O'DELL. KAREN - Track (2): French Club (3): FHA (1, 3); FBLA (3) OLTMAN. CAROL - Spirit Club (2); FBLA (3); DECA (2, 3) ORE. STEVE - VICA ORTIZ, PATSIE - Volleyball (1, 2) PARRISH. DEBBIE - Pep Squad: FHA Vice President PAYNE, PAM - HECE: FHA PHILLIPS. TERRY - Track (2, 3); FHA (2, 3); FBLA (1,2, 3); Publications (2, 3); Advertising Manager, Yearbook (3): Hostess to Foreign Exchange Student (2) PIERCY, VICKI - Pep Squad: FHA; Young Life POINDEXTER. TERRY - Track: Basketball POPE, JULIE - TAHOS Secretary PORTER, JIMMY - Football Manager (1, 2, 3) RALSTON. KEN - Tennis (1.2, 3); Student Council RARDON, BOB - Golf REYNOLDS. PAT - FHA RILEY, RENA - Student Council; FHA ROBERTS. SANDRA - Choir: DECA: Spirit Club ROGERS, JODY - Football: Baseball ROMERO. DIANE - Spanish Club: FHA; Student Aid; Counselor's Aid SATTERWHITE, SUSAN - Band (1,2,3) SEYMOUR, DEBBIE - Student Aid SINCLAIR, KEVIN - Wrestling (3); VICA SIMONS. TERESA - FHA SIMPSON, DIANA - Band (1.2, 3): Twirler (2, 3) SKINNER. LYNETTE - TAHOS (3) SMITH. CINDY - Volleyball (1. 2): Cheerleader (3): Councilman-at-Large (2); FBLA (3): Siudeni Council (2) SMITH. MIRIAM - Local OEA: OEA of Texas; National OEA: VOEC (3) STANHOPE. TERESA - Swimming Team (1. 2); French Club (2); FHA (1) STANLEY. KARLA - Choir (1); DECA (3); DECA Council; Sophomore Secretary STOVALL. GALE - Wrestling (2, 3); Auto Body SWAIN, DORIS - OEA: OEA of Texas; National OEA; VOEC SYKES. LARRY JOE - ROTC (1.2,3) TALLEY, BARRY - Baseball: Golf (1.2. 3): Choir (1.2, 3): Student Council (2, 3); FTA: National Honor Society (3); Choir Favorite TERRY, JANET - Band (1); DECA (2); Spirit Club (3) THOMPSON. CINDY - Spanish Club (1); OEA of Texas (2. 3); National Honor Society (3); VOEC (3); National OEA (3) TOWNER, GREGORY - Football (1.2, 3): Basketball (1. 2, 3); Track (1, 2, 3): Student Council: FTA: National Honor Society; FCA; Young Life; ESSA Committee, Presi- dent; FCA Vice President; Sophomore, Junior Smiler; Sophomore Favorite; FTA Favorite VANOVER, LARRY - Spanish Club (3); Los Cantantes Choir. President: Football Manager; Stage Manager VAUGHN. TAMMY - Los Cantantes Choir (1,2, 3): Stu- dent Council (1). Treasurer (1); French Club Secretary- Treasurer (3): Spirit Club (2): Cheerleader (3) WADDELL, BRYAN - Wrestling: Agriculture Reporter WALKER, SHERREE - Pep Squad: Young Life; FHA WALLACE, ELTON - AFJROTC (1, 2, 3) WARDLOW, TERRI - Spanish Club (1); FSA (2); OEA (2); VOE (3); Outstanding OEA Member (2); OEA of Texas (2. 3); National OEA (2, 3) WEATHERLY. SHARON - Volleyball (1. 2); FHA (1.2,3) WETZEL. MIKE - Football (1. 2, 3); Track (2); Baseball (1); Key Club (1. 2, 3), President (2, 3); Student Council (2. 3); Publications (2, 3), Editor, Conquistador (3) WHITELY, MORGAN - Golf (1. 2): Thespians (2, 3): French Club (1, 2). President; National Honor Society: Honor Roll: Young Life WILLIAMS. BRUCE - All Sports Trainer (2. 3); Band (1, 2); Key Club Secretary-Treasurer WORCESTER. VAUGHN - Band (1,2, 3): Latin Club (2. 3) YARBER. JEFF - Football (1,2, 3): Baseball (1): Basketball (2, 3) YORK. ANITA - Choir (1,2,3) Junior class officers for the year were Randy Whitlow, president: Della Cooper, councilman-at- large: Tonja Carver, secretary: and Cindy Cook, vice president. Abbott. Tony Adams. Kenny Adams. Viola Allen, Mark Allen, Rocky Ahlsuom, Debra Anauo. Amanda Anderson. Sam Ashmcad. Rodney Baird, lami Ballard, ludith Bell. Jackie Bell. Kathy Bull. Lori Berger. Phillip Best. Frank Blassingamc. Roger Bonjour, Monty Bowers. Rocky Bowley, Jane Bradley. Connie Brogdon, Pam Brooks. Palsy Brown. Mike Irown. Terry Bryant. Becky Bryant. Jackie Bryant. Karla Bunn. Tyson Bynum. Dena Callaway, Darlene Carroll. Guy Cates. Tony Chambless. Rcbbccca Clark. Christy Clanton. Thomas Clements. Terri Clark. Robert Coffey. Martha Cook. Cindy 140 Juniors: The Next Leaders Cooper. Della Cooper. Stclcic Collins. Judy Connely. Brenda Corbin. Connie Cortez. Maria Covey. Sherry Covlcx. Donnie Cumbic. Susan Dallas. Steve Daniel. Charles Daniel. Rhonda Daniel. Rickie Daniels. Janie Daniels. Phyllis Daniels. Teresa Davis, David Davis. Leslie Davis. Yuvon Deflay. Donna Denklay. David Dixson. Kim Dorando. Armando Drake. Barbara Dufur, Terri Edmondson. Mark Edmondson. Ward Elliott. Howard Endrizzi. Morris English. John Escoio. Tony Eslinger. Jackie Esary. Randy Evens. Marie Felton. Gwen Fields. Linda Fielding. Mike Fink, John Fletcher. Randy Fox. Nina Fox. Bill Fulcher. Shannon Fuller. Carrie Fuller. Richard Grant. Ricky Graves. Belinda Graves. Timmy Greathouse. Lorric Green. Dian Green. Lewis Groomer. Kaihlene Gamer. Kelly Gifford. Dian Gilbreath. Anthony Gilley. Mark Goyne. Karla 141 Guerra. Rosemary Hall. Carla Halley. Eddie Harris. Charlotte Harvey. Cindy Hasting. Randall Hayes. Lynnette Heffner. Pam Helion, Randy Henderson. Cynthia Henderson. Sharon Herman, Susan Hensley. Pam Hibbs. Mike Hicknott. Gail Hensley. Ginger Holland, Thomas Holley. Ernie Holloway, Keith Holman. Tonya Home. David Hollingsworth. Jana Holt. David Holt. Orvial Holt. Sende Holt. Terri Hopkins. Lynn Howard. Dennis Hunt. Judy Jackson. Brenda Jackson. Dee Dee Jameson. Terri Jennings. Jan Jones, Angaler Johnson. David Johnson. Gary Johnson. Jimmy Juarez. Oscar Juarez. Ricky Kearns. Francis Kidd. Darrell Ladd. Mina Lapradc. Mac Lewis. Mary Lewis. Theresa Lichtie. Terry Long. Terry Longstreth. Jerry Lovett. Joyce Lowe. Barbara Lowe. Beverly Luna. Yolanda Lynch. Terry Mallcck. Eileen Marble, Jimmy Martin, Greg 142 Massuccl. Randy Mata. Pete Mask. Man Mayfield. John McGee. Cynthia McElduff. Bill McMinn. Kelly Miller. Larry Millwood. Sissy Milum. Lynn Minor. Rhonda Mitchell. Erma Moldcr. Brenda Morris. Brenda Morris. Timi Moore. Ronnie Moore. Wade Mouring, Sharon Murphy. Karen Muse. Donald Myers. Joseph Norfleet. Becky Norton. Terry Odell. Bob Ott. Michael Padgett. Debra Patterson. Genell Patterson. Wade Payne. John Pennon. Marilyn Peters. Lisa Petz. Michelle Phillips, I lone Phillips. Irene Phillips. Laurie Pierce. Mike Plumlcc. Larry Porter. Marlene Putts. Johnny Pulley. Otis Pylant, Dwain Rains. Bobbie Reed. Jamey Rclncrt. Cunis Reining. Susan Reneau. Bobby Rcstine, Karl Ritchie. Evie Rivera. Mike Rogers. Oren Romero. Mary Rutledge. Glenn Sain. Teena Sanchez. Karen Sanchez, Ruben Sanders. Perty 143 Scales. Alton Schaffer. Brett Schuerger, Clare Schuster. Caroline Schwartz, Cynthia Scllmyer. Luke Settle. Randy Short. Peggy Sillivent, Wade Simons. Susie Sims. LaMelda Sinclair. Curtis Smlddy. Randy Smith. Elaine Smith. Gayno Smith. Suzanne Smith. Theresa Sprouse. Cindy Stanscl. Barbara Staton. Jeff Steckline, Cindy Stokes. Stacy St umbo. Mike Sullivan. Casey Thomas. Donna Tiffcc. A. B. Timmons. Linda Tim. Robert Troublefield. Mari Turley. Larry Turner. Lori Turner. Roger Underwood. Janis VanDykc, Roxanne Vanover. Chris Van Winkle. Kim Vargas. Keith Vcazcy. Judy Waddell. Cindy Wall, Katie Wanderscheid. JoBeth Ward. Dale Washington. Brenda Weaver. Curtis Webster. Lawrence Westmoreland. Charles Wheeler. Vivian White. Billy Whitlow. Randy Wlegand. Rosemarie Wilkins. Larry Williams, Sheila Wilson. Janet Woods. Gerree Worsham. Walter Worchestcr. Wanda 144 Wright. Kelly Wright. Laurie Zuber, Virginia 145 Serving as sophomore officers for the year were Sieve Austin, president; Greg Hubbard, vice president; Clara Westmoreland, secretary: and Mickey Grant, councilman-at-large. Adams. Brian Adams. Paul Akcns. Craig AUwcin, Monte Alvarez. Alex Anderson. Donna Andrew, Jerry Anthony Joe Arenas. Yolanda Armstrong. Denise Armstrong. Dan Arnold. Eddy Arnold. Lynda Asbby, Kenny Askew. Toni Austin. Steve Bailey. Jeff Baker. Verlcnc Barnes. Linda Beavers. Brenda Beczley. Karen Benson. Roy Bcttag. Cindy Betts. Rodney Bewclcy. Debra Bishop. Jimmy Bishop. Johnny Black. Susan Blanks. Jessie Boyd. Michael Branch. Diarm Bratton. Emily Brewer. Lee Bridges. Karen Brofft. Albert Brofft. Richard Brown. Mark Brown, Wendell Bundy. JoAnne Burnam, Teresa Burricr. Kenny Burris. Rickey Burrow. Wayne Bustamante. Nancy Campbell, Shicla Canfield. Duane Cantrell. Vickie Cardenas. Jesse Carlton. Darrell Carroll. Melody Caskey. Joe Cessnon. Jerian Chancier. Kelly Chavcy. Christina Clack. Jon Clark. Greg 146 J Sophomores New Faces at P. D. Cleaver. Pam Cline. Mike Collie. Denise Collins. Deborah Collins. Patricia Combs. Franclnc Compton. David Connell. Faith Cook. Pam Costas. Sophia Cotgreave, Kevin Cox. Kathy Cox. Terry Damon. Sharon Daves. Peggy Davis. Kelly Dean. Shirley Devereaux. Ruby Doose, Tammy Dotterron. Allen Downey. Tracy Downs. Vickie Drone. Karen Faton. Sherry Faught. Jackie Fellers. Pam Felton, Kyle Fickling. Calvin Finley, Billy Fipps. Juanell Fitzhugh. DcWayne Flowers. Glenda Flowers. Linda Ford. Cluisti Forsythe. Anna Marie Foster. Billie Galbraith. Donna Gibbs. Debbie Gibson. Debbie Glidwcll. Rhonda Timmy Goldman. Charles Gossett. Mike- Grant. Micky Grant. Randy Graves. Nora Gray. Clarissa Green. James Greene. Deon Griffin. Rita Gunkel. Cathie Hadaway. Jackie Hale. Vickie Hamilton. Sarena Hargett. Cheryl Harkey. Merlin Harlan. Moore Harris, Cathy Harrison. Terri Hartficld, Phyllis Haynes. Ruth Heffner. Debbie Hclsccl. Terea Hcnclux. Tracy Hendricks. Lisa Hensley. James Hibbs. Scott Hickman. Harlen Hicks. Leroy Hollings. Alice Hollingswonh. Dana Hollis. Timmy 147 Hollis. Robert Holt. Lcs Hubbard, Greg Hughs, Terry Hun. Peggy Impala. Edina loor. Janice Irwin, Stephanie Jacobson. Nicky Jacobson. Ricky Jcffcoat. Stacy Jenkins. Lynda Jennings. LaZane Johnson. Cindy Johnson, Sheryl Jones. Arlene Jones. Kenneth Karlin. Teresa Keeler. Julie Kelky. Charlotte Kerck. Karen Klndrix, Joe Killen. Rowdy Kinsey. Charles Klicn. Sherry Kock. Jacquelyn Kooncc. Debbie Kruse. Duaine Langston. Pam Lavato, Roger Lewis, Shiela Lomas, Chris Long, Doyle Loshy. John Malone. Anita Sophomores gather in the Palo Duro High School auditorium to learn about their new school at the beginning of the fall quarter. 148 Mandry. Dcbora Martin, Cecily Martin. Linda Martin, Tori Mason, Lisa Matlock. Allen Maxwell. Willie Mayhugh. Kathy McClintock, Claudette McClain. Tracy McCalg. Lisa McClendon. Gwen McCaskill. Clyde McElduff. Gail McClain. Phillip McGoffin, Renita McKinney. Gail Miller. Patricia Mitchell. Donna Mitchell. Donnie Mobley. Tina Moody. Mark Moody. Beverly Monroe. Ion Momez, Joann Montgomery. Joe Moore. Barbara Moore. D. L. Mullins. Danny Nelson. Lisa Ncwburn. Lillie Nichols. Larry Noggler. Theresa Norfleet. Steve Norton, Jerry Norton. Larry O'Dell, Dwainc Ortiz. Carrie Osborne. Greg Padilla. Corina Page. Jim Pancake, Susie Parker. Steven Paulk. Iris Payne. Ronnie Pickens, Kenneth Polly. Doncll Post, Bobby Prock. Eddie Prosser. Cindy Pue. Lainont Purcell. Carol Reese. Carol Reeves. Wesley Rhamc, Cindy RJdgell. Torri Riley. Joe Roberts. Lisia Robertson. Melinda Rogers. Denise Rogers. Wesley Roper. Cindy Roberts. Russell Sain. Arlena Sain. Kenny Sellers. Allen Seymour. Beckie Shaw, Debbie Shaw, Janet Shiplet. David SSliivcni. Debbie Simmons. Kathy Simms. James Sinclair, Kala Skaggs. Phyliss Smith. Debbie Smith. Kathy Smith. Pat Smith. Sherry Smith. Valeric 149 Smith. Verllce Snopak, Mike Spraddling. Tamara Stanley. Kenneth Stembridge. Jessie Steward. Vickie Stone. Doug Stover. Susan Taylor. Dale Thompson. Kerry Thrasher. Terrell Tibbeis. Mike Tillman. LcRoy Timcisko. Mike Tinglcy. Debbie Tomlin. Gladys Tormey. Delores Torrcy. Barbara Traugou. Melanie Tucker. Kenneth Turner. Jimmy Underwood. Judy Villareal. Trine Waddell. Patty- Wall. James Walton. Bill Wandcrschicd. Kenneth Warlick. Denise Washington. Joyce Watters, Anda Weathers. Sue Wells. Mickey Wesley. Reed Westmoreland. Clara Whichcl. Chuck White. Randy- Whitehead. Karen Whitclcy. Donita Wiclklns. David Wilkinson. Robbie Williams. Kathi Williams. Lajuana Wilson. Donna Wilson. Doris Wilson. Glenn Witt. Bartow Woodrell. Wayne Woods. Ola A cheering crowd of students let the Dons know that Palo Duro's team is number one during an early fall pep rally in the gym. 150 151 — A — Abbott, Tony - 140, 72 Adams. Brian - 146, 89 Adams, Kenny - 140, 66 Adams. Patti • 146 Adams, Randy - 132 Adams. Viola - 140 Aguilar. Norma - 132 Ahlstrom. Debra • 140 Akens. Craig - 146 Alford, Larry - 81 Allen, Jeff - 192 Allen. Mark - 140 Allen. Rocky - 140 Allen. Valarlc - 132 Allen. Wes - 132 AUwein, Monte - 146 Alvarez. Alex - 146 Anauo. Amanda - 140 Anderson. Donna - 146 Anderson. Ricky - 12. 132 Anderson. Sam - 140 Andrews, Jerry - 146 Anthony. Joe - 146 Ardoff. Lorri - 132. 101 Arenas. Yolanda - 146 Armstrong. Dan - 146 Armstrong, Denise • 146 Arnold. Eddie - 146 Arnold. Lynda - 146 Arp. Sharon - 132 Ashby. Kenny - 146 Askew. Toni - 146 Ashmead. Rodney - 140. 69 Austin. Steve - 146 Azbcll. Debbie - 132 — B — Baca. Darlene - 132 Baca. Ronnie - 108 Bailey. Jeff • 146. 89 Baird. Jami - 56. 61. 140. 95. 70. 94 Baker. Kim - 61 Baker. Vcrlcnc - 146. 101 Baldock, Debbie - 61 Ballard. Judith - 12. 140 Barnes. Linda - 146 Barr. Pat - 132 Batchclar. Linda - 61. 132 Bayliff. Karen - 56. 61. 132 Bayliff. Sharon - 56. 61. 132 Beard. Perry - 56. 132. 66 Beavers. Brenda - 146 Beck. Ricky - 132 Beezley, Karen - 146 Bell. Jack - 132. 72 Bell. Jackie - 140 Bell. Kathy - 64. 132 Bell. Kathy - 140 Bcllicu. Donna - 56. 57. 132 Benson. Roy - 146 Berger. Phillip - 60. 140 Best. Frank - 140 Bettag. Cindy - 146 Bettag. Marvin - 132 Betts. Rodney - 146 Bewley. Debra - 146. 66 Bishop. Jimmy - 146 Bishop. Johnny - 146 Black. Sherri - 132 Black. Susan - 146 Black. Ruth - 94 Blades. Glen - 14. 132. 66 Blanks. Jessie • 146 Blanton. Chuck - 89 Blassingamc. Roger - 140 Bonjour. Monty - 140 Bowers. Rockey - 140 Bowie. Gary - 86. 45 Bowlcy. Jane - 140. 71 Boyd. Mike - 146 Bradley. Connie - 140 Brady. Carolyn - 132 Brady. Marilyn - 61. 132 Branch. Dlann - 146 Bratton. Emily - 146 Brewer. Lee - 146 Brewer. Saundra - 21. 58. 132. 103. 102 Bridges. Karen - 146 Brock. Regina - 132. 53 Brofft. Albert - 146 Brofft. Richard - 146 Brogdon. Pam - 140, 94 Brooks. Patsy - 140 Brown. Donna - 132 Brown. Mark - 146 Brown. Mike - 140 Brown. Terry - 140 Brown. Wcndall - 146 Bryant. Becky - 64. 140 Bryant. Beverly - 131. 132 Bryant. Jackie - 140 Bryant. Karla - 140. 70 Buck. Richard - 63 Bull. Lori - 140 Bundy. Joanne - 146 Bunn. Tyson - 140 Burgett. Michelle - 56. 132 Burnam. Teresa - 63, 146 Burney. Angel - 56. 57, 61. 132 Burricr. Kenny - 146 Burris. Ricky - 146 Burrow. Wayne - 146 Bustamante. Nancy • 63. 146, 67 Bynum. Dena • 140 — Ci- cala way. Darlene - 140. 101 Caldwell. Kenny - 132 Campbell. Sheila - 146 Canfield. Duane - 146 Cantrell. Vickie - 146. 94 Cardenas. Jesse - 146 Carlton. Darrell - 146 Carroll. Guy - 140. 66 Carroll. Melody - 146 Carver. Tonya - 61. 140 Caskey. Joe - 146. 67 Castleberry. Dale - 71 Cates. Tony - 140 Cessnon. Jerian - 146 Chamblcss. Rcbbccca - 140 Chancier. Kelly - 146 Chancier. Mark - 89 Chapman. Don - 89 Chastcen. Kathleen - 57. 132 Chavey. Christina - 146 Christa 1. Lorn - 24. 63 Christian. Jay - 132. 66 Clack. Jon - 146 Clanton. Thomas - 140 Clark. Christy - 140 Clark. Debra - 140 Clark. Greg - 146 Clark. Robert - 66 Cleaver. Pam - 147 Clements. Pam - 66 Clements. Terri - 26. 140. 66 Cline. Melody - 61. 132 Cline. Mike - 147 Cloudy. Raymond - 86 Coffey. Martha - 140. 70 Coleman. Danny - 132 Collie. Denise - 147. 94 Colling. Judy - 141 Collins. Debra - 61. 147 Collins. Patricia - 147 Collins. Rose - 132 Combs. Francinc - 147 Compton. David - 147 Conatscr. Doris - 132 Connell. Faith - 147 Connely. Brenda - 141 Cook. Cindy - 63. 140. 100. 101. 70 Cook. Pam - 147 Cooper. Della - 56 . 61. 140. 141 Cooper, Stelcie - 141. 70 Corbin. Connie - 141 Cortez. Maria - 141 Costas. Sophia - 147 Cotgreave. Kevin - 147 Covey. Sherry - 56. 141 Coulex. Donnie - 141 Cox. Kathy - 61. 147 Cox. Terry - 147. 72 Craig. Don - 132 Crane. Glen - 89 Crow. Cleda - 132 Crow. George - 70 Cumbic. Susan - 141 Cummins. Joyce - 132 — D — Dallas. Steve - 141 Damon. Kathy - 132 Damon. Sharon - 147 Daniel. Charles - 60. 141 Daniel. Rhonda - 141 Daniel. Rickie - 141 Daniels. Janie - 141, 70 Daniels. Karen • 132 Daniels. Laura - 94 Daniels. Phyllis - 141. 94 Daniels. Randy - 133 Daniels. Ricky - 71 Daniels. Rodney - 59. 63. 133 Daniels. Tcresca - 56. 141. 94 Daves. Peggy - 147 Davis. Angela - 133. 105 Davis. David - 141 Davis. Kelly - 147. 67 Davis. Leslie - 141. 71 Davis. Mary - 102 Davis. Michcal - 133 Davis. Yuvon - 141. 102 Dean. Shirley - 147 DcHay. Billy - 66 DcHay. Donna - 141 Demerson, Mary - 95 Dencklaw, Julie - 133 Denklay. David - 141 Dcvcrcaux. Ruby - 147 Dixson. Kim - 25. 141 Doose. Tammy - 147 Dorando. Armando - 141 Dotterron. Allen - 147 Dotts. Linda - 56. 61. 133, 66 Dove. Tammy - 61. 133 Down. Vickie - 147 Downey. Tracy - 27. 58. 63. 147 Drake. Barbara - 141 Drone. Karen - 147, 94 Dufur. Janet - 57. 63. 133. 139. 192. 125 Dufur, Terri - 141 — E — Ebbs. Dee - 72 Edmondson. Mark - 141 Edmondson. Ward - 141 Edwards. Betty - 94 Edwards. Tim - 89 Elliott. Bobby - 56 . 59 . 63. 133 . 98 Elliott. Howard - 141 Ellis. David - 133 Endrizzi. Morris - 141 English. John - 141. 89 Escoio. Tony - 141. 91 Eslingcr, Jackie - 141 Essary. Randy - 141 Essary. Joey - 72 Evans. Marie - 60. 141 — F — Farmer. Vickie - 133 F ton. Sherry - 147 Faught. Jackie - 147 Fellers. Pam - 147 Felton. Gwen - 141 Felton, Kyle - 147 Felton, Rltonda - 133 Felty. Greg - 63 Fetterman. William - 133 Flckling. Calvin - 147 Fielding. Mike - 141 Field� . Linda - 141. 70 Figueroa. Angie - 66 Fink, John - 141 Finley. Billy - 147 Fipps. Juancll - 147 Fipps. Pam - 133 Fiiher. Mark - 72 Fitshugh. DcWayne - 147 Fletcher. Randy - 141 Flowers. Glenda - 61. 147 Flowers. Linda - 147 Ford. Christi - 147, 107 Forsythe. Anna Marie - 147. 67 Foster. Billie - 147 Foster. M. R. - 71 Fox. Bill - 141. 192 Fox. Nina - 141 Franklin. Douglas - 133. 72 Franklin. Ramond • 89 Freeman. Falccia - 94. 95 Fulcher. Shannon - 141 Fuller. Carrie - 141. 101 Fuller. Marvin - 133 Fuller. Richard - 141. 99. 98 — G — Galbraith. Donna - 147 Galaviz. Ali - 60 Garner. Kelly - 141 Garrett. Nancy - 133. 69 Gausc. Timmy - 133 Gibbs. Debbie - 147 Gibson. Debbie - 147 Gibson. Vickie - 20 Gifford. Dian - 141 Gifford. Doug - 133 Gilbreath. Anthony - 141, 86 Gilley. Mark • 141. 89 Glidwell, Rhonda - 147 Goff. Tammy - 147 Goldman. Charles - 147 Gossett, Mike - 147 Goswick, Connie - 56. 133. 106 Goyne. Karla - 56. 141 Graham. Bobby - 133 Graham. Jeff - 56 . 64. 133 Grant. Mickey - 60. 146. 147. 23 Grant. Randy - 19. 63. 147 Gram. Ricky - 64. 141 Graves. Belinda - 141 Graves. Marvin - 71 Graves. Nora - 61. 147 Graves. Timmy - 141 Gray. Clarissa - 147 Greathouse. Lorric - 141. 69 Green. Cindy - 56. 63. 132. 133 Green. Dcon - 89 Green. Dian - 141 Green. James - 63. 147 Green. Lewis - 141 Green. Mark - 133. 78 Green. Mike - 133 Green. Ronnie - 72 Greene. Dcon - 147 Grccno. Cindy - 18. 56. 57, 133 Creeno, Llndy - 132. 133 Griffin. Rita - 61. 147 Grlsmore. Mitchell - 133. 108 Groomer. Kathlcnc - 141 Groves. Debbie - 133 Guerra. Rosemary - 58. 60. 142. 101 Gunkcl. Cathie - 147 — H — Hadaway. Jackie - 147 Hadaway. Patty - 133 Hale. Vickie - 147 Hall. Carla - 56. 142 Halley. Eddie - 142 Hambric. Sherry - 133 Hamilton. LaDonna - 94. 95 Hamilton. Serena - 61. 147 Hanes. Dennis - 89 Haney. Brenda - 133 Hardy. Madoria - 89 Hargett. Cheryl - 147 Harkey. Denise - 56. 61. 133 Harkey. Merlin - 147, 89 Harlan. Moore - 147 Harper. Dexter - 16. 133. 104 . 67 Harris. Cathy - 147 Harris. Charlotte - 142 Harrison. Karen - 57. 61. 133 Harrison. Terri - 147 Hanficld. Phyllis - 61. 147. 94 Harvey. Cindy - 56. 142 Harvey. Donna - 61. 133 Hastings. Randall - 142 Hauser. Ccllany - 61. 133. 100. 101 Hayes. Lyncttcc - 142. 94 Hayes. Ruth - 61. 147 Heffner. Debbie - 147 Heffner. Pam - 142 Hclsccl. Terea - 147 Helton, Randy - 142 Henclux. Tracy • 147 Hendershot. Brent - 133 Henderson. Cynthia - 56. 142, 70 Henderson. Sharon - 142 Hendricks. Lisa - 147 Hensley. Ginger - 142 Hensley. James - 147 Hensley. Pam - 142. 70 Heymer. Randy - 72 Herman. Susan - 142 Hess. Rodney - 133 Hibbs. Mike - 142 Hibbs. Scott - 147 Hickman. Harlcn - 147 Hickmott. Gail - 56. 142 Hicks. Leory - 147 Hicks. Wesley - 69 Higgins. Ricky - 133 Holland. Robert - 133 Holland. Thomas - 63. 142 Holley. Ernie - 142 Hollings. Alice - 147 Hollingsworth. Dana - 147 Hollingsworth. Jana - 142 Hollis. Rhonda - 56. 133. 66 Hollis. Robert • 148 Hollis. Timmy - 147 Holloway. Keith - 14. 142 Holloway. Rusty - 133. 107 Holman. Tonya - 63. 142 Holt. David - 142 Holt. Lcs - 148 Holt. Orvial - 142 Holt. Scadc - 142 Holt. Terri - 142 Homen. Valaric - 56 Hopkins. Lynn - 142 Home. David - 142 ■ Houdashcll. Melinda - 16. 57. 133 Hough. Debbie - 61. 133 Howard. Dennis - 142 Hubbard. A1 - 133. 66 Hubbard. Greg - 146. 148. 67 Huddleston, Curtis - 133 Hughs, Terry - 148 Hunt. Judy - 142 Hunter. Brian - 133 Hun. Peggy - 148 Impala. Edina - 148 Ioor. Janice - 143. 67 Irving. John - 89 Irwin, Stephanie - 148 Jackson. Brenda • 142 Jackson. Dee Dee - 142 Jackson. Thomas - 133 Jacobson, Nicky - 148 Jacobson. Ricky - 148 James. Wyatt - 133 Jameson. Terri - 142 Jefcoat. Stacy - 148 Jenkins, Lynda • 148 Jennings. Buddy - 56. 133 Jennings. Jan - 27. 142 Jennings. Joann - 133 Jennings. LaZanc - 63. 148. 67 Jesko, Tammy - 133 Johnson. Cindy - 60. 148. 94 Johnson. David - 142 Johnson. Debbie - 133 Johnson. Gary - 142. 72 Johnson. Jimmy - 142 Johnson. Scott - 133 Johnson. Sheryl - 148 Johnson. Willie - 88. 85 Jones. Angallar - 63. 142 Jones. Arlene - 148 Jones, Cynthia - 102, 103 Jones. Debbie - 133 Jones. Kenneth - 148 Jones. Pam - 134 Jones. Wendy - 60. 134 Juarez. Oscar - 142 Juarez. Ricky • 142 — K — Karlin. Teresa • 61. 148 Kearns. Frances - 142. 70 Keeler. Julie • 148, 101 Keeney. Mary - 134 Kclky, Charlotte - 148 Kcndlc. Joyce - 24 . 57. 134. 125 Kcrck. Karen - 148 Keys. Cindy - 134. 69 Kidd. Darrell • 142 Kilgore. Cynthia - 134 Killcn. Rowdy - 148 Kindred. Carolyn - 57. 134 Kindrix. Joe - 148 King. Allen - 134 Kinsy. Charles - 148 Kirsch. Von - 134 Kizer. Vickie - 134 Klicn. Sherry - 148 Kock. Jacquelyn - 148. 67 Koesjan, Sandy - 19. 94 Koonce. Debbie - 148. 72 Krobot, Kathy - 134 Kruse. Duainc - 148 Ladd. Mina - 142 Lane. Dana • 134 Langston. Pam - 63. 148. 94 Laprade. Mae - 142 Larancc. W. R. - 134 Lavato. Roger - 148 Lester. Betty - 134 Lewis. Comessa - 18. 56. 57. 130. 134. 105 Lewis. Mary - 142 Lewis. Sheail - 148 Lewis. Theresa - 142 Lichtlc. Larry - 60 Llchtic. Terry - 142 Lomas. Chris - 148 Lomas. Gus - 134 Long. Doyle - 148 Long. Terry - 142 Longstreth. Jerry - 142 Loshy. John - 148. 98 Lovett. Joyce - 56. 142 Lowe. Barbara • 142 Lowe. Beverly - 142. 45 Luginbyhl. Jimmy - 57. 59. 134. 72 Luke. Debora - 134 Luke. Evelyn - 94 Lummus, Cindy - 56. 134 Luna. Yolanda - 142 Lynch. Terry - 142. 70 — M — Mahoney. Debra • 56. 66 Majors. Wayne - 89 MallSck. Eileen - 142 Mallow, Teresa - 134 Malone, Anita - 148 Maloney. Ron - 134 Mandry. Debora - 149 Manning. Jackie - 61. 134. 192 . 94 Marble. Jimmy - 142 Markart. Debbie - 134 Massucci. Randy - 143 Martin. Cecily - 149 Martin. Greg - 142 Martin. Linda • 149 Man in. Tori - 61. 149 Mask. Matt - 143. 91 Mason. Lisa - 149 Mason. Ted - 13-1 Mata. Pete - 143. 66 Matlock. Allen - 149 Matthews. Kim - 134 Matthews. Stuart - 134 Maxwell. Willie - 149 Mayfield. John - 64. 143 Mayhugh. Kathy • 149 McAlister. Susan - 134 McCaig. Lisa - 149 McCall, Douglas • 134 McCaskill. Clyde - 149 McClain. Mark - 134. 67 McClain. Phillip. 149 McClain. Tracy - 149. 89 McClendon. Gwen - 149. 94 McClintock. Claudette - 149 McClintock. Julie - 134. 125 McDonald. Joe 134 McEIduff. Bill - 143 . 77 . 82 . 83 . 84 . 86 . 91 McElduff. Gail . 149. 94 McGee. Cynthia - 143 MeGoffin. Renita - 19. 149 MeGoffin, Sylvester - 69 McKasklc. Michael - 134 McKean. David - 59. 134 . 98 . 99 McKinney. Gail - 149 McKnight. Mike - 134. 107 McLemorc. Brendolyn - 134. 103, 102 . 94 McMinn. Kelly - 143 MeSpadden. Susan 61. 134 Meloy. Dwayne - 134. 80. 92 Melton. Melody - 134 Merker, Kirk - 60. 134. 98 Mention. Sheree - 134 Miller. Ginger - 134 Miller. Larry - 143 Miller. Patricia - 149 Milum. Lynn - 143 Millwood. Sissy - 143 Minor. Rhonda - 143 Mitchell. Donna - 149. 94 Mitchell, Donnie - 149 Mitchell, Erma - 143 Mobley. Don - 134 Mobley, Tina - 149 Molder. Brenda - 143 Monroe, Jon - 149 Montcry. JoAnn - 58 Montez. Joann - 149 Montgomery. Joe - 149. 67 Moody. Mark - 149. 67 Moony. Beverly - 149 Moore. Bobbie - 149 Moore. D. L. - 149 Moore. Ronnie • 143 Moore, Sylvester - 134, 87. 88. 86. 45 Moore. Tony - 14. 134 Moore. Wade - 143 Morris. Brenda - 143 Morris. Timi - 61. 143 Moss. Tim - 66 Mouncc. Billy - 134. 66 Mousing. Sharon - 143 Mulanax. Debbie - 134 Mullins. Danny - 149 Murphy. Karen - 143 Muse. Donald - 143 Myers. Joseph - 143 Myers. Julia - 134 — N — Nelson. Lisa - 149 Newbum. Doris - 134 Newburn, Lillie - 149 Nichols. Larry - 149 Nickels. Freda - 134 Nickerson. Glen - 15. 63. 134. 192. 109 Nickerson. Merle - 63. 134 . 66 Noggler. Margaret - 61. 134. 132. 102 N'ogglcr. Teresa - 63. 149. 102 Norfleet. Becky - 64. 143 Norfleet. Steve - 60. 149 Norton, Jerry - 149 Norton, Larry • 149 Norton. Terry - 143 Noyes. Roy - 57. 59. 134 — 0 — O’Dell. Bob - 59. 143 O'Dell. Dwainc - 149 Odell. Karen - 13. 56. 64. 134 Oilman. Carol - 134 Ore. Steven - 134 Ortiz. Corric - 149 Ortiz. Patsie - 134 Osborne. Greg - 149 Ott. Mike - 59. 143 — P — Pacheco. Sally - 135 Padgett. Debra - 61. 63. 143. 70 Padilla. Corina - 149 Page. Jim - 149 Palmer. James - 69 Pancake. Susie - 149. 67 Parker. Steven - 149 Parrish. Debbie - 135 Patterson. Jenell - 63. 143 Patterson. Wade - 143 Paulk. Iris - 149 Payne. John - 143 Payne. Pam - 135 Payne. Ronnie - 149 Pennon. Marilyn - 143, 66 Perkins. Darrell - 89 Perry. Ronald - 135 Peters. Lisa - 63. 143 Petz. Michelle - 143 Phillips. Charles - 89 Phillips. Ilene - 143 Phillips. Irene • 143 Phillips. Laurie - 61. 143 Phillips. Ronnie - 135. 89 Phillips. Terry - 56. 135. 192. 94 Pickens. Denneth - 149 Pierce. Mike - 143 Piercy. Vickie - 61. 135 Pinales. David - 13. 21. 130. 135 Plaster. Gary - 135, 72 Plumlcc. Larry - 143. 23 Poindexter. Terry - 86 Polly. Done 11 - 149 Pope. Julie - 135 Porter. Jimmy - 135 Porter. Marlene - 143. 66 Post. Bobby - 149 Prock. Eddie - 149 Prosser. Cindy - 149 Pue, Lamont - 149 Pulley. Otis - 143 Purcell. Carol - 149 Putts. Johnny - 143 Pylant. Dwain - 143 Pyles. Edith - 70 — R — Raef. Toni - 135 Rains. Bobbie - 143 Ralston. Ken - 21. 135 Rardon. Bob - 135 Rector. Debbie - 135 Reed. Jamey - 143 Reed. James - 66 Reese. Carol - 149 Reese. Felicia - 61 Reese. Laura - 135 Reeves. Wesley - 149 Reinhen. Cunis - 143 Reining. Susan - 143 Rcncau. Bobby - 143. 108 Rcncau. Gary - 135 Restinc. Karl - 143 Reynolds. Pat - 135 Reynolds. Steve - 72 Rhamc, Cindy - 149 RIdgell. Ten! - 149 Riley. Joe - 131. 149 Riley. Rena - 135 Ritchie. Evie - 143 Rivera. Mike - 143 Robens. Faith - 63 Roberts. Lisa - 149 Robens. Russell - 149 Roberts. Sandra - 135 Robens. Wesley - 87. 86 Robenson. Jerry - 135 Robertson, Melinda - 149 Rogers. Denise - 149. 67. 94 Rogers. Oren - 143 Rogers. Wesley - 149 Romero. Diane - 58. 60. 135 Romero. Mary • 60. 143 Romincs. Sue - 69 Roper. Cindy - 149 Rose. David - 135 Rutledge. Glenn - 143 Ryals. Sherri - 135 — 8 — Sain. Arlcna - 149. 94 Sain. Kenny - 149 Sain. Teena - 143 Sanchez. Karen - 143. 94 Sanchez. Ruben - 143 Sanders. Perry - 143, 83. 89 Sanderson, Randy - 135 Sapicn. Francis - 66 Sauerwhiic. Susan - 135 Seales. Alton - 58. 144. 66 Schaffer. Brett - 63. 144 Schucrgcr, Clare - 64. 144. 101 Schuster. Caroline - 144 Schwartz. Cynthia - 144 Sellers, Allen • 149 Scllmeycr. Luke - 64. 144 Settle. Randy - 144 Seymour. Beckic - 149 Shaw. Debbie - 149 Shaw. Janet - 149 Shiplet. David - 149 Shipley. Vickie - 135 Short. Peggy - 144 Sillivcnt. Debbie - 149 Sllllvent, Robert - 56. 135. 78. 79. 81. 72 Sillivent. Wade - 144 Simmons. Kathy - 149 Simms. James - 149 Simons. Teresa - 135. 71 Simpson. Diana - 27, 135 Simpson. Rodney - 135 Simons. Susie - 144. 71 Sims. LaMclda - 144 Sinclair. Curtis - 63. 64. 131. 144 Sinclair. Kala - 149. 66 Sinclair. Kevin - 135 Skaggs. Phyliss - 149 Skinner. Lyncilc - 69 Skinner. Lyncilc - 135 Smiddy, Randy - 144 Smith. Cindy - 56. 58. 135 Smith. Debra • 61. 149 Smith. Elaine - 58. 63. 131. 144 Smith, Gayno - 144 Smith. Kathy - 149, 94 Smith. Miriam - 135 Smith. Pat - 149 Smith. Sherry - 149. 94 Smith. Suzanne - 144. 71 Smith. Teresa - 63. 144 Smith. Valarie - 149 Smith. Verliee - 150 Smitty. Randy - 66 Snopak. Mike - 150 Spraddling. Tamara - 150 Sprouse. Cindy - 144 Stanhope. Teresa - 135 Stanley. Karla - 135 Stanley. Kenneth - 150 Stansci. Barbara - 144. 71 Staton. Jeff - 144 Stccklinc. Cindy - 64. 144 Stembridge. Jessie - 150 Stevens. Janice - 70 Steward. Vickie - 150 Stokes. Stacy - 144 Stone. Doug - 150 Story. David - 135 Stover. Susan - 150 Strain. Reggie - 71 Strauss. Raymond - 135 Sira whacker. Mark - 135 Stumbo. Mike - 64. 144 Sullivan. Casey - 144 Swain. Michcal - 135 Sweeney. Francis - 69 Sykes. Larry - 116 Talley. Barry - 19. 25. 135 Taylor. Dale - 150. 72 Teague. Alan - 135 Terry, Janet - 135 Thomas. Donna - 144 Thompson. Cindy - 135 Thompson. Kerry - 150 Thompson. Tommy - 19. 135 Thome. Janie - 135, 69 Thrasher. Terrell - 150 Tibbets. Mike - 150. 72 Tiffee. A. B. - 144 Tillman. LcRoy - 150 Tim, Robert - 144 Timclsco. Mike - 63. 150, 66 Timmons. Linda - 144 Tinglcy. Debbie - 150 Todd. Bryan - 135 Tomlin. Gladys - ISO Tormey. Delores - 150 Torrey. Barbara - 150 Towner. Greg - 20. 59. 131. 77. 86 Traugett. Melanie - 150 Trevino. Alice - 135 Troublcficld. Mari - 144 Tucker. Kenneth - 64. 150 . 67 Turley. Larry - 144 Turner, Jimmy - 150 Turner. Lori - 144. 71 Turner. Roger - 144 — U — Underwood. Janis - 144 Underwood, Judy - 150 — V — VanDyke. Roxanne - 144 Vanover. Chris - 144 Vanover. Larry - 25. 135 VanWinkle. Kim - 144. 100. 101 Vargas. Keith - 144 Vaughn. Tammy - 64. 135 Veazey. Judy - 144 Vick, Robert - 135 Villareal. Trine - 150, 89 Voss. Lowell - 86 — w— Waddell. Bryan - 135. 72 Waddell. Cindy - 144 Waddell. Patty - 61. 150. 94 Waldrip. Kathy - 135 Walker. Anita - 61 Walker. Shcrcc - 135 Wall. James - 150 Wall. Katie - 56. 61. 144. 94. 103. 70. 102 Wallace. Elton - 135 Walton. Bill - 150 Ward. Dale - 144 Wardlaw, Terri - 136 Warlick, Denise - 150 Washington. Brenda - 16. 144. 70 Washington. Joyce - 150. 94 Waters. James - 89 Waiters. Anda - 150 Waiter. SuBrenda - 69 Weatherly. Sharon - 136 Weathers. 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Paved) •FAA Approved Flight School FAA VA APPROVED PRIVATE. COMMERCIAL. INSTRUMENT MULTI-ENGINE INSTRUCTION AIR TAXI - AIRCRAFT RENTALS IS FAMILY COUNTRY Donmoor LEE TACO BELL Congratulates the '76 Graduates 3309 $. Washington 2815 S. Western WESTERN SPECIALTY ADVERTISING COMPANY IDEA DESIGNERS 372-6571 1506 S. Washington 174 Congratulations Seniors from Wagner's Jewelers 809 S. Tyler 2717 Stanley 376-5477 352-5673 Wonderland Park, Inc. Parties and Group Rates 20 Amusement Rides Open daily Mid-April through Labor Day Miniature Golf Games Thompson Park Snack Bars 383-4712 Arcade Skee Balls Best of Luck to 1975 Graduating SENIORS Exclusive Bigelow Dealer Mark Carpet Warehouse 4523 Western 1 355-4416 3242 Hobbs 355-9429 Congratulations and Best Wishes Luskey's Texas' Leading Western Store 2455 1-40 West Wolflin Square Open 9 p.m. 353-4341 Thursdays 176 PONCA WHOLESALE MERCANTILE CO. • SCHOOL SUPPLIES • CANDIES GENERAL OFFICES P. O. BOX 831 AMARILLO. TEXAS 79169 • FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES • DRUG SUNDRIES Serving TEXAS Abilene Amarillo Austin Big Spring Brownwood Oel Rio El Paso Lubbock Odessa San Angelo Sherman Temple Waco Wichita Falls Serving NEW MEXICO Alamogordo Albuquerque Carlsbad Clovis Farmington Hobbs Las Cruces Roswell Santa Fe Tucumcari Serving ARIZONA Phoenix Tucson Serving COLORADO Colorado Springs Durango Pueblo sixth at polk • sunset center • sixth at polk • sunset center • sixth at polk • sunset center • sixth at polk • sunset center • sixth at polk • sunset center • sixth at polk • sunset center . raiuao tosuns . mod if qixjs May Duncan Music Co. Amarillo El Paso Odessa Midland Serving Music Education Throughout Texas and New Mexico Plains Creamery Inc. 300 N. Taylor P.O. Box 30 Amarillo, Texas 374-0385 178 The Original Refresher Course!’ History. When man needed transportation, he invented the wheel. When man needed warmth, he discovered fire. And when man needed real refreshment, he invented the real thing. Coca-Cola. English. Coca-Cola (Koka-Kola) Coke (Koke): trademarks which identify the same dark-colored, delicious, carbonated soft drink. This unique tasting soft drink gives real refreshment, pleasure, fun, quenches thirst, it’s the real thing. TV i!iwc bolt It. - Math. ( Man X is working in the sun where it is 97° Man Y is working in the shade where it is 92.° Both X and Y then have a bottle of Coca-Cola, (ideally served at 34°). Construct an equation: X+Y+refreshing Coca-Cola =X+Y-thirst. Poetry. It's the real thing. In the back of your mind, What you’re hoping to find, Is the real thing. It's the real thing. That's the way it should be. What the world wants to see, Is the real thing. It’s the real thing. Coke. C h'i ©!tU T, CnicnC� -jri IwKf'r'Co� IM o IMM I 179 THE MERCHANTS Invite The STUDENTS AND FACULTY To Enjoy Shopping In miolflin ■'UiUtuje Shopping Center Accessories Shop Melissa's Amarillo Uniform Center Ann Myers Barnes Jewelry Boutique Broome Optical Candle Shop Colbert's — Suburban Cooper Melin Dolcater's Flower Mart Gattis Shoe Store B.F. Goodrich House of Shades Lamp Repair Irene's Knit Shop Joal's Little Brown House Mayor Drug Nizzi Music Shoppe Pyramid Beauty Salon Royal Coin Stamp Store Safeway Stark's Wrap Gift Shop T.G. V. Family Center Total Television Village Camera Store Village Cleaners Village Maternity Village Pet Shop Walker TV Appliance Webb Frame Art Supply Wolflin Village La Tour Office =AMARILLO= SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATIONS GROWING WITH THG GRGdTGR dMdRILLO dR €A • FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ft LOAN • IMPERIAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION • PANHANDLE SAVINGS ft LOAN • SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS ft LOAN Music Box Hours: Monday-Saturday 12 Noon - 8 p.m. Sunday 1-6 Closed Tuesday DiS Pharmacy for All Prescription Needs 3500 NE 24th Bankilnp serves nmariiio • AMARILLO NATIONAL BANK • AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK • BANK OF THE SOUTHWEST • FIRST NATIONAL BANK • NORTH STATE BANK • TASCOSA NATIONAL BANK • WESTERN NATIONAL BANK fred potter photography Fred Vicki Potter. Photographers CORONADO CENTER - 34th GEORGIA AC 806 352-5873 your official school photographer Portraits Weddings Dramatic Presentations Other Special Occasions Conquistador Staff Editors--------------------------------------------------------Janet Dufur, Mike Wetzel Academics-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Sheila Williams Organizations-------------------------------------------------------------------------Jackie Manning Advertising---------------------------------;----------------------------Terry Phillips Sports---------------- -.................................................... Barry Talley Classes........................... -......----------------------- -Jeff Allen, Bill Fox Photographers-------------Ricky Andersen, Billy McDonough, Glenn Nickerson, Randy Adams Advisor------------------------------------------------------------------Ms. Dianne Smith We would like to thank these people for helping us in getting the yearbook together. Ms. Bonnie Knutson-------------------------------------------------------------Art Work Taylor Publishing Company---------------------------------------------------------Publishing Fred Potter Studio-------------------------------------- Official Yearbook Photographer ! P film J Jjvduj (j0U 'HfM uioOi huh ijm i cjnmoKoio 'or ron dO vmu muiohj .ot PQy Cfc K f: