Parkland High School - Arena Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1969 volume:

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I i 1 A ,a Yi NL Lia J 9 ir Q 4 'I SEZEQ' - i hr-v I have more memories than if I were a ihousand gears oId. . . . waiting until you're past the principal before you hold hands, crowded bus trips on away games, waiting in line at the water fountain while the bell rings telling you that you're tardy sneaking in the out door when you think the teacher isr1't look- ing... .ww . ' 7 Qi? 4 Dui of ihe sirain of ihe doing E gefg. 1 h 'A hf, ,T H'-'Inq ..:gu 'lf at is ng, K 4 1, F 24 'W nm 2'- Inlo fhe peace of ihe done. . . . working hard and doing your best, hoping the students will be proud of you for your efforts, wanting to be a part of the people around you, wishing some- thing will happen so that you might be able to prove yourself, a group of people joined together for a common cause . . . . . . weary but happy when the work is done, dropping off into peaceful slumber . . . Tomorrow . . . oh 'iwill never be: il' we should live a ihousand gears. e our iime is all Today. +odag. . . . the mighty Seniors mocking the punky Freshmen, standing at attention under the blazing sun, experiencing the agony of a bottom locker, trying to ex- press yourself through art, knowing you've done your best even though the game is lost, being caught in the act . . . n is wha W nrnn, W 4 ,.:,--. - I . . 1 H+--- -. .2 X 1 Q M 1 , 1, 5 l' W, , . 'fiviwg Zfimz EJ Nofhlng now IS Iefi buf a p majesiic memorg. i . . . crepe paper streaming from the goal 5 posts, a tearful thanks from a deserving man, hot flames crackling on old dry wood, an ex staring in awed wonder at the progress made since he graduated . . . - en. 1 i 7 1 0? I 5 l 5 'Iff ,,f N 3 E T if -H! ax, If 1 V,kk ' , f . 5 gi? 5 1 Q fir' W-g f a Q X Q A4 r ' . ,Y THX ' ,rv 'F fs - , .Qt . 1 fi if if b i Q4 QQ! I3 aim. S J if, 'H' Wh I Q 5 N Q 7 -is , rw ' ,A W , ,.V. J amp? '-fwq.....,,,,,.,,.M Q hf , 9 N A i I There is no subsiiiuie for hard work. . . . the painstaking efforts taken to achieve perfection, the long hard hours spent after school so you can be proud of yourself and your team, repeating routines over and over until you get it right, high spirits and pride of the student body before a game, weariness that often accompanies relief, the satisfaction of knowing you have tried, the exhaustion felt after striving for success, the happiness when you attain suc- cess . . . I5 E ? ,... K 'wms.Q..,,,,-,W Everyone is more or less mad on one point . . . sneaking into Reading Improvement with a piece of cake underneath your jacket, moments when you feel like acting silly, bending down to get a drink only to be squirted by the fountain, the times that nothing seems to be going right, those times your hair could literally stand on end, those times when there is nothing but total confusion. Dedicaiion Devou+, gei cheerful: xpious, noi ausiereg +o oihers Ienieni. io himself sincere. It is an honor to pay tribute to one who has become such a genuine part of Parkland and the dedication is only a small portion of the respect and admiration we wish to express. Sincerely interested in students and their capabilities, Mr. Kirtley's eagerness to help with a problem, big or little, has proved invaluable to many. Because of the pride and loyalty he feels for Parkland, he has tried to encourage everyone to exert a little more ef- fort in support of the school and promote spirit in every way he can. His keen sense of humor and friendly disposition has endeared Coach Kirtley to all who have come under his influence. Unselfish for his own part and always thinking of others before himself, he has made each year one which we can look back on in gratitude for having known him. With his southern drawl and spontaneous smile, Mr. Kirtley has easily won a place in our hearts to be etched there forever. For these reasons, and because he means so much to so many of us, the 1969 ARENA staff proudly dedicates this volume to Mr. Bob Kirtley. Bob Kirfleg ...,., RwmM W E , 1-fsfiwifgf' ww a+Q .M M14 if 1 1 'iw ,ww if aw Homecoming Beauig. purify, personaliigp her requisiies. Whai more could a queen desire. Duchess Kaihg Hugo swam, .,,,.,,,. 1, , W li dy sp A , 2925 i V , wk, I I 3: I rx e Duchess Debby McCabe Linda Trujillo, senior, reigned as Parkland's 1968 Homecoming queen. She is presently serving as lay-out editor of the Panorama staff and is a mem- ber of the Cape-Twirlers, She was escorted by Andy Bullock. Junior Debby McCabe, escorted by John Slettebo, and Sophomore Kathy Hugo, escorted by John Ham- mond, composed Linda's court in Homecoming fes- tivities held on November 1. Mosi Beauhful and appiness seems made io be shared. Debbg McCabe Debby McCabe, a junior, has been president of Tadormas Tri-Hi-Y, was in A-Choir, and represented the fresh- man class in the beauty pageant, As a sophomore, she was co-captain of the B- Team cheerleaders, secretary- treasurer of Speech and Drama, sec- retary-treasurer of the Pep Club, mem- ber of the Spanish Club, and was 2nd runner up in the beauty pageant. This year she is captain of the varsity cheer- leaders, a Homecoming duchess, member of Tadormas Tri-Hi-Y, Speech and Drama, Pep Club, A-Choir and organizations editor of the Arena. Bruce Doggeif As a senior, Bruce Doggett, who was Voted Most Handsome Boy, has been a member of Quill and Scroll, Sr, Honor Society, president of Letter- men's Club, vice-president of the Senior class, and sports editor of the PANORAMA. He was honored by be- ing chosen Best Dressed Boy and class favorite of the 1969 graduating class, Besides these activities, Bruce enjoys sports and has played Varsity sports since he was a freshman, Because of his high scholastic standing, Bruce has been a member of both honor societies throughout his four years in high school 5, 3 Isi Runner-Up Qnd Runner-Up Vicky Falkensiein PaHi BenneH 25 it e M S W' Br 5 4 ., W 6 ' A ,. f . fe, - 2- rj ' I 5 3 WE: Q1 3 f ws 2 3 3 3 Y gf ,ji g 'F fiia V L i M, ,, ,J 5 5, fa nw L q e , f' , , W ,., 2 ji 5 if .FM za, A , 1 - Queen JeHa of ihe House of Roberis Ladg-in-Waiiing Pai Cooper Jetta Roberts, a senior, was voted to reign as Military Ball Queen for 1969, A member of Sr, Honor Society and Quill and Scroll, she has served as editor of the ARENA, Stu- dent Council rep, of the Senior class, and Vice-president of the Math Club. Her honors include Lady-in-Waiting to the Corrida and Royal Representative to Coronado, Senior Pat Cooper, chosen Lady-in-Waiting, also represented the Sponsor Corps in the Beauty Pageant, asrr is Miliiarg Ball . . . wi+h a smile on her lips. and fears in her egos. 4 5 Mariha Linda Margarei Simpson Wilson Workman Martha SUTIPSOH, H SCHiOI, is LI. COL Of SPOUSOI ing a member of the Cape Twirlers, she's in FTA. C d ' ' . Sh al 1 ' th . . . . mziliii? SZEQOI Princess e so P ays In 6 Margaret Workman, also a senror prrncess, 1S a Major Linda wilson 'voted junior princess to the Military in the Sponsor Corps. She is a member of the Library ' Club Ball is a Capt, in the Sponsor Corps, Other than be- ' 28 nzz Ei Nix' 1, I, Y ' fi FHA Beau and Qweeiheari . . . Honor is purchased bu ihe deeds we do. Linda Clagion Linda Clayton, a senior, was chosen unanimously by members of FHA as their Sweetheart. Besides being president of FHA, she also holds membership in Art Club, and the choir, Mike Broome Mike Broome, who is a senior, is FHA Beau for the 1968-69 school year, This year, he has served as president of YFC, business manager of the PANO- RAMA-, a choir member, and Parkland 's mascot, 29 Queen MargLou of ihe House of Qalius Corrida . The heaven such grace did lend her. +ha+ she mighi admlred be. B v t jg., . ,.,, 2 assi... 1 5 H2 ,fire 5 d,e,ee 'Yi 1 . 3 r lf . Ladg JeHa of ihe House of Roberis Mary Lou Saltus, a senior, was elected Spring Corrida queen of 1969, She served as Vice-president of the Library Club, copy editor on the annual staff, and features editor of the Panorama, She was also a Varsity cheerleader. Senior I etta Roberts, who was voted Lady-in- Waiting to the queen, was also chosen Most Likely to Succeed of her Senior class, occo Corrida . . . Wha+ is Iovelg never dies. . y. V, i 5 ., lx 4 J , r' , fb ' A - - WV ff Lexie Townsend Eileen Tuihill Eileen Tuthill, Senior class princess, is a member of the Golden Girls as well as the Golden Choir. She served as Vice-president of the choir. Lexie Townsend, chosen by her class as their princess, is a member of Tadormas Tri-Hi-Y and the Pep Club She also works on the PANORAMA staff, 32 . ,, W 1 srriii 'XX '81, x ff Qi Nlimsie Minor Virginia Moniano Mimsie Minor, who was Voted to represent the Soph- omore class as princess, plays flute in the band and is a member of the Drama Club. Virginia Montano, elected Freshman class princess, is an active member in Student Council activities. She is also a member of the Pep Club. 5 F Rogal Represenfaiives . . . A rose is a rose is a rose. PAT COOPER DEBI COUSSONS Eastwood Jefferson PAT MCKINNEY BARBARA RAMIREZ Bel Air Father Yermo KARIN FOWLER ANN GILLES PIE -Ysleta Cathedral The beginning of spring time activities is marked by festive coronations in which all high schools in the E1 Paso area participate, Each year, Parkland is the recipient of a number of invitations to these affairs. The honor of being selected a royal visitor is given to senior girls who are considered representative of Parkland. This exchange procedure has offered the girls an opportunity to further good relations between the two schools, IETTA ROBERTS KIM SCHMIDT Coronado Andress CAROLINE WHITFIELD El Paso MARTHA SIMPSON EILEEN TUTHILL Technical Austin MARGARET WORKMAN Loretto 33 Mosi Popular Girl. . . Ca+oh her ere she changes. fhe Cgnihia of ihis 0 + .Il mmu e Cindg Self Cindy Self was selected the Most Popular Girl at Parkland for 1968-69, Her senior activities include secretary-treas urer of the Parkland Pages Library Club, headline editor of the PANORAMA, and she is the Parkland Reporter for the Herald Post, In her spare time, Cindy likes horseback riding, writing letters and poems, listen- ing and dancing to music, Cindy represented Parkland at the Jefferson Mardi Gras. ' .Ii 1 Mosl Popular Bog... He never fell so low ihai he could see nolhing higher ihan himself. Mike Cruicher Mike Crutcher, the senior boy chosen Most Popular Boy by the student body, has been extremely interested in sports since he was a freshman. He participated in both varsity basketball and football in his senior year, A member of Student Fellowship of Christian Athletes, he is also a member of Lettermen's Club and a representative to the Student Council. As a junior, he received the honor of being elected to All District in basketball. In his sophomore year, his activities included sergeant-at-arms of the Lette1'men's Club and a member of the Science Club, 35 5, yi 5. fi 2: F ,E :,, '36 123: Mr. and Miss Parkland Honor is ihe reward of viriue Sharon Quimbeg Senior Sharon Quimbey, a worthy recipient of the honor of being selected Miss Parkland, was chosen because of her outgoing personality and avid interest in student activities, This honor was bestowed upon her unanimously by the stu- dent body. This year, she is serving as parlia- mentarian of the Drama Club, co-assistant editor of the PANORAMA, a varsity cheerleader, and a member of annual staff, She was voted Most Talkative and Biggest Flirt of the graduating class, In previous years, she has been a cheerleader for four years, an annual staff member, secretary of the Junior class, Sophomore class Favorite, a cape-twirlef, and secretary of the Sophomores, Roberi Aoosia Robert Acosta, Senior, was selected as Mr, Parkland because he is a perfect example of a Parkland student, He can always be counted on to do his part and more for Parkland, This year, Robert is Captain of Varsity Football, a member of the Varsity Basketball Ueam, Senior Class President, Sgt. -at-Arms of the Letterman's Club and Most Popular Boy of the Senior Class, He was also'elected Biggest Flirt. Robert has played Varsity Football and Basketball since his Freshman year. He was a member of the Student Council in his Freshman year, Robert also served as President of his Sophomore Class and as Sophomore Class F avorite. Mosi Ouisianding Girl . . . Jogoe Hendrickson Due to her outstanding achievements and leadership in all fields of scholastic achievements, Joyce Hendrickson was chosen by the faculty to be Most Outstanding Girl, Her activities include three years membership in National Honor Society, a Spanish Club member in her senior year, secretary of the Senior class, and number six in the Top Ten of the graduating class, Mos? Duisianding Bog . . . QcoH Scherer Chosen Most Outstanding Boy was Scott Scherer, a senior. The faculty felt he contributed more than any other boy to Parkland and has shown outstanding leadership, His activities were National Honor Soci- ety president, Math Club, Science Club vice-presi- dent, Debate team, ROTC Battalion Commander, Speech club, and Interscholastic LeaguefNumber Sense, His honors include Who's Who in both Math and Speech, escorts in the Military Ball and Corrida, and valedictorian of the graduating class, 39 Favoriie Teacher A man I knew who lived upon a smile 40 Coach Joe Barnes Anyone who has walked down the halls of Parkland this year can easily see upon en- countering Coach loe Barnes why he was selected Favorite Teacher, His contagious personality and quick wit has made Coach Barnes one of the most agreeable teachers on the staff, A first-year teacher at Park- land, he graduated from UTEP and entered his present profession shortly afterward, His enthusiasm and interest in this generation led him to become a teacher. Before com- ing here, Coach Barnes was a member of the faculty in Canutillo, At Parkland, he assists in coaching and training both the football and track teams. ,,.,,,, ?'Wl 4 A whos, who . . . Tis wise io learn: Hs god-like io crea+e. James Lentner, who was chosen Who's Who in Art, has shown outstanding talent in that field, li. Chosen Who's Who in Com- W, p , , ' fu- ' -f , . f mercial Arts was Trisha p LL m,,h:: r A Rittle , i N C 'tar of i V h ip j ,Q Ronnie Pitts, a senior, is Who's Who in Library. Who's Who in Foreign Languages is Irma Castruita, who is also a member of the Spanish Club, 3 Chuck Brice and Martha Simpson were selected Who's Who of the ROTC staff due to their leadership qualities and acceptance of responsibility. ,Ni 2 H ,fr , 'fl 3 sliggg Lorraine Duecker, editor of the PANORAMA, was chosen Who's Who in Newspaper. Who's Who . . . The force of iheir merii makes fheir Wag. 2 lifui ' Scott Scherer, Who's Who in Speech, is the leading debater of our team. Who's Who in Annual is Jetta Roberts, editor of the ARENA, Students who have excelled in various Fields are chosen each year by the teacher who is the head of that department. The requirements to be selected a Who's Who are an A average and the display of such characteristics as leadership, ability, honesty, and initiative. Ginger Williams, DE student, is Who's Who in that area. Chuck Brice was chosen Who's Who in Social Studies, Steve Eckman is Who's Who in Choir. Selected as Who's Who in Band was Martha Simpson because of her determination, interest, and talent 42 displayed in that field, if f The recipient of the honor of Who's Who in Math was bestowed upon Scott Scherer, whose display of out' standing efforts to excel in math made him worthy of this title. , Kathy Loveridge, a senior and member of the tennis team, was chosen Who's Who in Girl's PE because of her out- standing sportsmanship and spirit Who's Who in English was Jetta Roberts, chosen for her under- standing of the literary works and her display of insight and depth in this field, ' Q 5' ' WS . at, ga t This year, there was a tie for Who's Richard Falkenstein, Who's Who in Industrial Arts, is a sophomore Who in Science between Mike and was chosen because of his industry and knowledge of the five Edwards and James Witten. cardinal objectives of Industrial Art, 43 ,fi 1 , .4- Q, A , 32 W X, V, ,,, .. L Varsity Cheerleaders Mary Lou Saltus, Carol Sintas, Debby McCabe, Judy Plym, and Sharon Quimbey ham ir up for the camera. CAPTAIN DEBBY MCCABE Sharon Quimbey, Mary Lou Salrus, and Judy Plym. 'Pi 3 ,, yy vf-w - -VVL A N :yy ,kVr, Traveling Qhouf ii oui io ihe world . . . .x -F WE ARE THE BEST! Trying I The 1968-69 B- Team Cheerleaders are: Kathy Hugo Mayra Pastrana, Renee Clark, Debbie Reynolds, and Barbara Argiro, captain. Q41 Matador Mike Crutcher breaks through the Horseshoe of Good Luck 48 MATADOR VARSITY SENIORS: JackBishop, David Morales, Bruce Doggett, Robert Acosta, Steve Nix, and Mike Crutcher. JUNIORS: Robert Beadle, 'Chuck Ham- mond, Mike Payan, John Davis, Pete Pastrana, Danny McGhee, Elton Cooley John Broderick, Barry Read, Frank Daily, Lee Roy Wren. SOPHOMORES: Carlos Barrera, Jesse Morales, Jim Baker, Dale Harris, and Jim Dungan. PRESHMAN: Kerry Cooper. Here they come again. hl.l 'd'I.'f ? !if..JM'? ' l' YT' ' J ...Q ' f'S'nuEl '5sL.7 1 fr 1 nv, or . .t . 1-aa Q , S CW, Fooiball . . . If iheg dare irg. a glorious life or grave. Parkland's hope for their first district title was shattered during the '68 football season. Inexperience and injuries in key positions hurt the Matadors immensely. The only fault with this year's grid team was its inability to score, The offense was there, but fumbles and penalties stopped the Mat- adors cold. Although Parkland's record was only 2-7, they played fine ball games, with four of them being decided in the last quarter of play. Captains of the Varsity Football team are: John Broderick, Bruce Doggett, David Morales, and Robert Acosta. y 49 l N 3' . .. ., 5 How slighi a chance mag raise or sink a soul. Trainers Andy Floyd and Keith Pinson. Matadors make point after touchdown MATADORS 6 6 0 6 27 7 8 7 8 W ,gat-' . COAC H KIRTLEY COACH ESKEW OPPONENTS Lordsburg - - - - O Socorro - - - 13 Tech - - - - 47 Andress - - - 29 Clint - - - 7 Alpine - - - - 42 Marfa - - - 46 Fabens - - - - 18 Canutillo - - - 22 ,7., . OO7 7 7 COACH MA RTIN ,gf A V 7 A Q.. ,,,,.h, .7 AAAA 2 if. 2' COACH BARNES Matador ready for practice at right. Ambi+ion has no rest Opponent has time out. Matadors practice for the big game. Matadors are downed by the opposing team. 1 V 'Vw -Q 45:1 W ,,i: 2 gi x W . , -,Tw 'V ,Jag-,-fg,f .E 'jj-' , 5 wa- L f-'fr The team prepares for Friday's game. The season's kick-off. .FEW .. sw . . 5 pppp, , is H o 6 ',q -Nf'r1 -. A O 9 af A? 173' 1. spasm r 'J f 53 i 54 B-Team . . . ll 0 0 Musia ke. error, IS ihe :soup me i roug w uc we a vance. d' ' I' h h h' h d MATADORS OPPONENTS 20 Jesuit- - - - - - O d This year's B-Team won six out of seven games 32 Came ral - - - - O and won the County Championship by an all-out ef- 12 Socorro - E - - I 6 fort and team-work. The offensive line worked together real well , and opened big holes for the backs to make scoring 7 Canutillo - - - - 10 , possible. 38 Fabens - - - 22 29 Andress - - - - - 12 1 48 Clint - - - 8 COACH JAMES NICHOLSON COACH MAXIE GLOVER vo'0l h' 9 V H3390 'Q B-Team County Champions were: BOTTOM ROW: Paul Kemp, Jim Clement, Dean Roberts, Mike Tall- man, Tom Cain, Roger Stevens, Ronnie Nanos, Ed Lowenberg, Walter Beadle, and Joe Hilyard. SECOND ROW: Jim Compton, Robin Schmidt, Nicky Narried, Jim Downey, Jim Bennett, Randy Morris, Byron Reynolds, John Rayson, David Kabinski, Erwin A Higginbotham, and Jat'DeArmen. THIRD ROW: Coach Nicholson, Gordon Ross, Ronnie Clark, Don Brown, Jim Pilant, John Hammond, Steve Schock, Greg Tucker, Bill Hupp, Don Fowler, John Slettebo Andy McChristie, Bill Houel, Albert Britz, Steve Barker, Richard Pena, and Coach Glover. The defense had their best effort in the Andress game. Linebackers, tackles, and ends caused five or six fumbles with aggres- sive tackles. Winning 32-O over Cathedral, the offense moved the ball real well. Long runs and two long passes accounted for 24 points in the second half. Captains John Slettebo and Steve Schoch. 55 Baskefball Keep ihe ball 3? NN vi . Q . E 1 w 5 N We're Nmnber ONE ! W il 'Q Q ,Q I 52355 ill lin? The long and the short of it! rollin' Coach Glover gives encouraging words to the 1968-69 District Champs. Varsiig ieam oapiures firsi disirioi crown Coach Glover watches his victory team. Parkland 68-69 basketball team topped every Matador cage record in Parkland history with a 13-season. Height and experience helped the Matadors win their first district crown. Top rebounders were Mike Crutch- er, Mark Blair, and Fred Shelton, Mike Crutcher and David Moralas were top scorers. Mike had a 15.2 average and David had a 14.3 average, The undefeated Matador Team, beat Fabens which tied them for district, They captured disuict by beating Alpine. Mike Crutcher, leading scorer and rebounder helped lead the Matadors to victory along with Team Captain David Moralas, junior, Fred Shelton, and Terry Baker's quickness to hustle the ball down court, With return- ing basketball players for next year: Fred with long crushing shots, Andy and Charles' height and experience, and Carlos, Frank, and Macky coming on court things look promising for next year. Laura Tucker was chosen Basketball Sweetheart by the Matador team. 58 MATADORS OPPONENT 60 Clint--- ----48 87 Tech - - - - - 89 59 Jesuit - - - - - 80 43 E1Paso--- -- 61 41 Bel Air - - - - 76 47 L.P.I,-- -- 87 67 Socorro - - - - - 43 42 El Paso - - - - 59 57 L.P.I. - - - - 62 39 Jesuit - - - - - 49 51 Ysleta - - - - 90 52 Socorro - - - - - 54 71 Client - - - - 51 76 Socorro - - - - - 47 63 Fabens - - - - 56 58 Marfa - - - - 57 66 Canutillo - - - - - 52 57 Alpine - - - - - 50 65 Canutillo - - - - - 40 58 Fabens - - - - - 47 70 Alpine - - - - 49 55 Marfa - - - - - 51 ' 4'-' is ...fff. an A handshake instead of a kiss! Fred goes in for a Big Two! SI 'F W J' Mike Crutcher David Moralas Terry Baker - Mark Blair - - - - John Taylor - Robert Acosta - Jr Charles Quimbey - - - - - Ir Fred Shelton ----- ---- J r Soph Soph Soph. 1 6'1 Guard 6' Guard 6' Forward 5'9 Guard 5'4 Guard 6'3 Forward Frosh B-Team Push on . . . keep moving. The Matador B-Team under Coach Nicholson captured a tie for District Champs with a 5-1 district record. Their tie was with Alpine with the score 49-50 win over B-team. High point were John Slettebo with a 12 point average and Jessie Morales with a 9,5 average. The top rebounders were John Slettebo, Steve Blair, and John Hardgraves. Mike sinks the ball for two points. PARKLAND O PPONENT 52 Jesuit - - - 62 Tech - - - 49 El Paso High 37 Coronado - 77 Socorro - - 45 E1 Paso High 64 Clint ---- 52 Jesuit - - - 44 Andress - - 78 Socorro - - 47 Fabens - 76 Marfa - - 55 Canutillo - 49 Alpine - - - 70 Canutillo - 57 Fabens - 71 Alpine - 61 Marfa - - Coach Nicholson takes a break ,M, if Mike Payan Jr. , John Slettebo Jr, , Steve Blair, Kubinski, Joe Hilyard, John Hardgraves, Jessie Morales, and Don Whitten make up the District B-Team. Cooper, Mike and Pat Tennyson, David Kubinski, McErens, Whitman, Barker, Downey, Clausen, Acosta Houle, and Higginbothom complete the Freshman team, The Freshmen's top point men were Billy Houle and Erwin Higginbothom, The top rebounders were Billy Houle, Tommy Acosta, and Mike Tennyson. The team had a 5-5 record, Two-year men are Joe Hilyard, Pete Pastrana, and Paul Kemp, Baseball . . . Experience was the prime mainstay in the Matador lineup, Bruce Doggett and Terry Baker were four-year lettermen in the sport and with three-year lettermen, Steve Nix and Mark Blair, the team was strong both offensively and defensively. Senior Steve Nix handled most of the pitch- ing chores, while senior Bruce Doggett and freshman Steve Barker backed him up, Defensively, the diamond men looked tough with two-year letterman Mike Crutcher on first, Terry Baker at shortstop, and Bruce Doggett at third, Offensively, the Matadors looked good, too, The team had a batting average of over 300, and its two top hitters were Terry Baker 44755 and Bruce Doggett 44575. One ieam in the game io win. Pete slides into base as I oe prepares to hit away any stray balls. , Y in Coach Eskew is the head Coach for baseball, and has been coaching at Parkland for eight years. Coach Eskew was a three year letterman at Ysleta and a two-year letterman in college in baseball. He played with an Army Baseball Team in Berlin and coached the team to a third place. .4 ,f Three-year men were Mike Crutcher, Steve Nix, and Mark'B1air. L44, Bruce Doggett is in his fourth year of baseball, while Terry Baker is the first four-year letterman in baseball in Parkland 's history. The pitchers for the Matador base- ball team are Steve Nix, Steve Barker, and Bruce Doggett, 63 Track . . . On ihe dag of vioiorg no one is fired. Freshman Strathern gets out of the starting blocks to run the hurdles, The Track team can be seen practicing daily through dust or rain, and the results show at the track meets. John Ayoub and Elton Cooley were the men to watch as they steadily improved throwing the shot- put. Hurdle-men were John Broderick and Tommy Acosta, and the Sprint Relay team was com- posed of John Slettebo, Chuck Hammond, Jim Baker, and John Hammond. Jeff Vannoy was the pole-vaulter for the Matadors. 64 Jumping high, John Broderick clears the hurdle, r.V . . .1 A A Jzgy vm 9? in I Z VVIV V 5 YL A .s F' J at . at J J ff J N. 4L,, , V we .L .W A Wwe- J so 1 J ' J X - s'17' sh: I was , 'G'h - . tx, I - ,ccn J Y r 1 Jryss 51 csy. cis is 5 H ' if 5 'YZ 1 J it ' , it - , f Iii . ' W 'i'-' AH ' 'N if Y YW if r- A,.'1 f, 1, 'V , ' ,x , 11' Q, .V ' ' M X g, ! Zvi ? Vkiy X . W , .,kV K gl K A y tar, A vi . Y AAVA - i'd'i i IV krzx. ,r,k ,'-,-V, V, I ,J k'fs - K ,,,: r.L. ,K I , L. V,-1 , 3, pg .- , A .-e 95 v, .. A XE: , ,nf f A J WW s Jnii N 'ZFQHMX 215 ' ,.., I L I I eff Vannoy practices at clearing the bar. Around, around, and around he goesg where he stops nobody knows! Up, up, and away! John Ayoub heaves the shot, Tommy Acosta clears a hurdle during practice 65 Debbie Reynolds demonstrates a back- hand , Cathy Scherer prepares to serve. Gigi Garrett awaits the serve. Donna Mills shows proper serving form 9hI'lIS Angone for tennis? , F Y ,... 4 4 2 . 1 Members of the Varsity Tennis Team are: Karin Fowler, Kathy Loveridge, Pat McKinney, Cathy Scher- er, Linda Wells, and Donna Mills, SECOND ROW: Judy Flynt, Kathy Gonzalez, Debbie Reynolds, Betty Jiron, Kay Sevier, Yvette Santiago and Andi Michaels, COACH S TAN LEY Parkland 's tennis team, which is in the 2-A division, played such 4-A schools as Andress, Irvin, Bowie, Burges, Ysleta, Eastwood, and Bel Air and did con- siderably well. They won many games in comparison to their few losses. Last year the team won in singles only, but this year they won in singles and doubles, both in junior and senior divisions, Representing Parkland in district for senior doubles were Kathy Loveridge and Karin Fowler, and Pat McKinney for singles, Donna Mills and Linda Wells competed in junior doubles, and Kathy Scherer in junior singles. The team grew considerably since last year, and in- cluded boys this year, At Irvin High School's doubles tournament, the team was awarded the Sportsmanship Trophy. 67 Q I 4 1 r i ' s 68 u keep Iookmg for a place lo where il can speak mg mind i've been frying hard io find people ihal i won'i leave Qfudeni Council Too busg with ihe crowded hour io fear, io live. io die. This year's Student Council was very active in all student affairs. The Counci1's first project was to sponsor the Homecoming dance. A tea was held for the returning ex's and the school was decorated with the help of the Cheerleaders. Members of the Council attended the Annual Student Workshop at El Paso Tech High School. They held a sock hop at Christmas time, with theadmission being one can of food. Student Council members decorate the traditional Christmas tree. The food was given to the Salvation Army. The annual Corrida was sponsored by the Student Council. --W rv.,-'Wa W. W The Student Council officers are: Terry Baker, president: Chuck Brice, vice-presi- dent: Sharon Quimbey, secretaryg David Morales, councilman at large: and Ronnie Pitts, treasurer. Other members are: Laura Tucker, Mike Crutcher, John Hammond, Mayra Pastrana, Jim Baker, Frank Daily, Ann Stafford, Deb- bie Livingston, Penny Day, Betty Jiron, Jim l-Iardison, Carol Sintas, Debby McCabe, Jetta Roberts, Martha Simpson, Greg Cooper, ,l Bobbi McConaughey, Gwenda Sudsbury, Matthew Faulk, Karen Bennett, Virginia Montano, Jack Bishop, and Mackey Ives. Mr. Henry Paine was advisor. is The Student Council members meet once a week to discuss student proJects Mr, , ,M W , ,,,,.. ' M.. ,,,. ,s,...,q,.,,,,r,,,-2 to so if 53 MW - t'f- ww--f::,af,t,W, y ,M -,f,,1-11f,.1.,,,,,,, f ,.... ,,,,,g,,, 'x....f Spanish Club . . . , y Language is fossil poe+rg. The Spanish Club members are: Ivette Santiago, vice-president: Evelyn Per- kins, secretaryg Irma Castruita, presi- dehtg Toni Trueba, Beverly Roberts, and Miss Serna, sponsor. The Spanish Club made several trips to Juarez this year and visited the Span ish schools there. They also held several bake -sales. Fi uiure Homemakers of America . The home is a oasile which ihe king oannoi enier. The Future Homemakers of America had bakesales and sold popcorn megaphones during Home- coming. F. H. A. members also sold Parkland pennanrs and prepared a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. F. I-I. A. members are: Monika Kelly, treasurerg Linda Clayton, president: Karen Candler, vice- president: Kandie Mattson, secre- taryg Joyce O'Rourke, Marilyn Wren, Kathy Lamas, Penny Day, student- council representative: Ginger Tey- ton, Sandy Candler, and Margaret Cooper. , .t.., r,,., 72 N-' V uiure Teachers of America Ask and Learn. The F.T. A. members held many bake sales during B-team football games. They also had a car wash as a money-making project. F.T. A. Officers are: Johnye Bayer, presi- dentg Patsy Williams, vice-presidentg Andrea Micheals, secretary and Terrie Young, treasurer. The members of F T A include Johnye Bayer Teresa Young Patsy Williams, Andrea Micheals, Mrs. Steele, sponsor Sharon Cochrane Walter Rittle Christa Gardner, Judy Flynt, Dale Harris, Lynda Lyle,, Barbara Argiro Patti Peck Kathy Hugo Diane Schmalfeldt Anne Stafford, Linda Wilson, and Caroline N '-xv, Officers include: Mrs. Anderson, sponsor: John Phillips, sec. -treas. 9 Susie Mills, vice -pres. 9 Karen Bennett, Student Council rep. 5 and Kim Schmidt, pres. is Q if ,. Kim Schmidt and Karen Bennett accept the C U Principal's Trophy for their Sun Carnival . . . exhibit at Bassett Center. N ' b 1' i O ITIGN IS Urn an al' IS . The Art Club occasionally sketches outdoors. X x 1 ,,uf' .N an ,gg 'Qu 74 sn! QM- Q . 9 an li: of Librarg Club . . . Woe be +o him who reads buf one book. The Library Club sponsored the Book Fair, participated in Teacher Appreciation Week, and sold PHS pins. Mrs. Steele, sponsor, also held a dinner for members in March. Members work hard before and after school stamping books, checking in books, and -preparing the new books for distribution. Their other duties include coming in during lunch to re-file books and to help students find information. Members include: FIRST ROW: Linda Wells, Mrs. Steele, Terry Bennett, Janet Morris, Mary Lou Saltus, Cindy Self, Linda Tucker, and Ronnie Pitts. X 1 rkist, I A Lswhx Muna: V 'flifi' '34 - -Se: 9, Q' , ,g 'QW' ....s Lf! ' R X Ni E K ,.r,.. , ,,..., ., r-v K' ?x Drama . . . t Who oasis io wriie a living line. musf swear. Scott Scherer and Chuck Brice attended all Speech Tournaments as debaters. N-,vw Speech and Drama members attended a U.T. E. P. play, She Stoops To Conquer, sold candy bars as a money -raising project, presented a one-act play, and par ticipated in various tournaments throughout the year. The officers of the Speech and Drama Club are Kathy Jackson, president: Judy Flynt, vice -pres. 3 Debby Mc Cabe, sec. -treas. 3 Sharon Quimbey, parliamentarians and Carol Sintas, student council. V D 82? The persuasive speakers are Cathy Scherer, Kathy Loveridge, Fred Ro- lando, and the new debaters are Don McKinn1ey and Richard Falkenstein. Terrie Young, Mary Bennett, and Danny McGhee rehearse The prose and poetry interpreters for the one-act play competition. are Kathy Jackson, Pat McKinney, Kathy Gonzales, and Catty Black- son. Roman Qenaie . . . Language is a ciig io ihe building of y which everg human being broughi a s+one. l Y sf 1 at T +6 , ,, f , W, iizi 5 T-f izifif' 'L 1 is 1 f 9 Members of the Latin Club are: Joe Harris, Kathy Blackston, Ronnie Pitts, Liz Kennedy, James Gifford, Chris Gifford, Linda Tucker, Martha Simpson, and Sharon Quimbey. 'N Si, Q This year's Latin Club sponsored the annual Powder-Puff game which ended in a score of 6-6. With the money received from the game, they bought five small- sized gold blazers. The Annual Initiation Dinner was held at Linda Tucker's house, and Kathy Blackston was selected to represent the Latin Club in the Beauty Pageant. Latin Club officers were selected because of their ability in Latin. 78 Arena . . . How sharp ihe poini of ihis remembrance be. 'YH' -wr JETTA ROBERTS Editor -in -Chief Section editors are: Patty Bennett, classes: Mary Lou Saltus, copy: Debby McCabe, organizations: Ann Gillespie, faculty: Mike Luck, sports, and Lynda Lyle, business manager. Arena staff members are: Jeff Vannoy, Sharon Quimbey, Beverly Roberts, Joe Musarra, Kim Schmidt, and Juanita Robinson. Not shown: Rita Cassels, Phil Lodge, Ron Logan, Mike Morgan, and Laura Tucker , - Panorama . . . When found. make a noie of. args Bruce Doggett and Linda Trujillo review the type of copy they plan to use in the next issue of the Panorama, while other staff members look on. fs 5 Panorama staff members include: Tom McBride, Carolyn Whitfield, Sharon Quim- bey, Lexie Townsend, Andy Floyd, Andy Bullock, Diane Rosenkranz, Mary Ann l-lone, Trudy Hall, Keith Pinson, Debbie Cousins, and Patty Bennett. Members of the Panorama staff include Steve Walter, Ann Stafford, Pete Pastrana, Michelle Clawson, Steve Nix, Carol Sintas, Ronnie Nations, Vicky Faulkenstein, and Mary Bennett. Editor -in -Chief LORRA INE DUEC KER I I I Co-Assistant editors, Patty Bennett and Sharon Quimbey, go over a previous issue with advisor, Miss Valdez. Students of the newspaper class work diligently on the forthcoming issue of the paper. The newspaper classes learned the art of communication through oral and written exercises, lectures, interviews, and by writ ing articles for the Panorama. A Many students went to the printer's and learned the mechanics of printing a news- paper. Others participated in advertising and public relations projects. Issues of the Panorama are distributed monthly. Math Club officers are: Mackey Ives, Student Council Representa- tive: Jetta Roberts, vice -presidentg Jack Bishop, presidentg Karen Grace, treasurer, and Penny Day, secretary Maih . . . The maihemaiician has reached the highesi rung on the ladder of human +hough+. Math Club members are: John Hargraves, Mackey Ives, Billy Morgan, Jack Bishop, Jetta Roberts, Tom O'Dell, Ronnie Pitts, David McClure, Penny Day, Bruce Cozad, Karen Grace, Mrs. Bell, spon- sor: and Scott Scherer. i e 3 S gnu .,..L....., x ,,,.., ,,.,.,,,,,,,, N, s,M,,y,,'m.,M,,,,,N,,,, .,.,. .... K aw. awww: venoooc cwin or me ELEMENTS --v , n 0 W u num num YI I' I' l4 '-'1 'L' ,H-Q, H1 fn :gunna ss S2 U Cr Mn u, an sul an ya All Science Club members are: Coach Nicholson, Jim I-Iardison, Mackey Ives, Mike Edwards, Jack Bishop, Jim Young, Debbie Livingston, David McClure, Scott Scherer, John Hargraves, and Ronnie Pitts. ' Science . . . while bright eged science waiches the worId. Science Club officers are: Coach Nicholson sponsor: Ronnie Pitts, vice-presidentg Scott Scherer, president: Jim Hardison, Student Council representativeg Debbie Livingston, secretary. The Science Club sponsored the Science Fair at Parkland. They also sent entries to the Trans-Pecos Science Fair. Officers of the J.N.H.S, are Mackey Ives, Jesse Morales, Richard Falk- enstein, and John Hargreaves. Officers of the N,H,S, are Scott Scherer, Pat McKinney, I ack Bishop, Kathy Loveridge, and Ronnie Pitts, Honor Socieiies . . . Lei us do whai honor demands. The Senior Honor Society, sponsored by Mrs. Bell, is an honorary organization for students with high grade averages, Mem- bers perform such functions as serving at the Homecoming Tea and tapping new members at the annual Honor Society in- duction. Through the combined efforts of the club, they were able to purchase a silver tea service for the school, 84 WW ' fa - ' ' , To be eligible for membership in the National Junior Honor Society, a student must be outstanding in leader ship, citizenship, character, scholarship and service. Each year new members are tapped at an induction ceremony. The club's main project is the aquarium in the library, Mrs. Kollman is the sponsor, Quill and Scroll, sponsored by Miss Valdez, is an honorary organization that recognizes worthy high school journalists, Members must be juniors or sen- iors, they must be in the upper third of their class, they must have done outstanding work in some phase of journalism, and they must be recommended and approved for membership. f i I .ui I K A Music exalis each jog allags each grief Band officers are: FIRST ROW: Mike Moses, drum major: Barbara Ramirez, president. SECOND ROW: Mike Edwards, Sgt. 'at'al'IT1S Karen Grace, librarian: Jetta Roberts, sec. -treas.g and ,Karin Bilowich, vice-president. Section leaders include: FIRST ROW: Ed McLeod, Billy Mor gan, Jetta Roberts, Penny Day. SECOND ROW: Donald David, Bruce Reader, Stan Roberts, Mike McHugh. THIRD ROW: Nathan Strong, Rick Armstrong, Bruce Cozad, and Kathy McAllister. The Parkland High School Matador Band, organized for six years now, participated at all of the football games this year. They also took part in such activities as All Band Night, Sun Carnival Parade, Marching Contest, and Concert Contest under the direction of Mr. H. L. Plumbley. , 1 , , - V, , , 4, V ,gp .A 4, .nr 0, , A. ,, 1. I ' ' .1+fs,.,a-3 f' ,,,, -H, .M MMA- 'A we f ,.'2m,,,gf'1j,,V V 4 ,v' ' V ,. , 4 Q Q U if ' Q f -if Q ' r'. it h r r.,r'. 5 A if ' ' 'F Y f W 1 2' f ig , ,,,,, ,A ,f . K ,,,, ,V 'gf '1', L Q. V ' Three new majorettes were added to the band along with a Stage Band, which participated at bon fires and other special functions. Members include Penny Day, Ed McLeod, Ralph Haynes, Rick Arm- strong, Nathan Strong, Bruce Reader, Mike Moses, Karin Bilowich, 'Billy Morgan, Donald David, and Russell Fowler. Several members ofthe band who entered All City Tryouts were selected. They were Karin Bilo- wich, Ed McLeod, and Bruce Reader. Elected as representative to the Beauty Pageant was Penny Day Members earned money to pay for the alterations on uniforms by making voodoo dolls and raffling off a giant voodoo doll. Serving as drum major for the 1968- 69 school year was Mike Moses, a sophomore. IH . Q gwk A N fi Q. in: ' ne. -as 'S E . i ,A X 5 1 1 i i an E NE, X ff fz Lf rf X Y L Q S 551: 1 K EL, S h ,5 Q - A 5 i x , 'Q f ,mfjrflzilwgiff 'S' K - J 1 sf... H Golden Girls are: Eileen Tuthill, Norma Black, Kathy Loveridge, Ginger Williams, Pat Mclfinney, and Susan Clements. Choir director Eugene Shirley Steve Eckman and Ginger Williams, members ofthe Matadors, practice singing the savageness out of a bear. ChOil' . . . Oh, fheg will sing the savageness ou+ of a bear. The Parkland High School Golden Choir. Choir officers are: Linda treasurer: Eileen Tuthill, Trujillo, secretary- vice presidentg Rodney Stevens, student director, and Frank Daily, president. The Parkland Golden Choir started the 68-69 year by singing in the Solo Ensemble Contest. Frank Daily, Ginger Williams, and Steve Eckman won excellent ratings. The Choir is divided into three groups: the Choir itself, the Matadors, and the Golden Girls. These groups represented Parkland in the Sun Carnival, Christmas Program, Junior and Senior Honor Society Inductions, Quill and Scroll Inductions, Ysleta Choir Concerts, Spring Carnival, Optomist and Rotary Clubs, and the Senior graduation. Pep Club . . . No wild enthusiast ever get could reef. Pep Club Officers are: Miss Valdez, sponsorg Anne Stafford, Student Coun- cil: Kathy Hugo, secretary: Caroline Whitfield, president: Yvette Santiago, vice-president: and Lynda Lyle, treas- urer. Pep Club members include: FIRST ROW: Debby Lodge, Virginia Montano, Beverly Roberts, Barbara Mar- tin, Barbara Argiro, Myra Pastrana, Peggy Freeman, Tonya Owen, Laurie Helmick, Renee Thompson, and Caroline Fall. SECOND ROW: Linda Butcher, Sharon Cochrane, Linda Wilson, Andi Michaels, Debby McCabe, Carol Sintas, DeeDee Arnold, Terrie Young, Vicki Falkenstein, Rosemary Graveline, Tonya Kirkorian. THIRD ROW: Linde Hale, Judy Flynt, Anne Horsley, Kathy Jackson, Laura Tucker, Mary Ben- nett, Debbie Reynolds, Susan Salles. LeHerman's Club AII for one. one for aII. Letterman's Club members are: FIRST ROW: David Morales, Terry Baker, Robert Acosta, Bruce Doggett John Phillips. SECOND ROW: John Ayoub, Danny McGhee, Steve Nix, Chuck Hammond, Elton Cooley Barry Read, Keith Pinson. THIRD ROW: Coach Kirtley, Mark Blair, Mike Crutcher, Jon Taylor, John Broderick, Frank Dailey, John Slettebo. 'O r .af Letterman's Club officers are: David Morales, secretaryg Terry Baker, treasurer, Frank Daily, chaplaing Bruce Doggett, presidentg Mike Crutcher, student council: Steve Nix, vice-president: and Robert Acosta, sergeant-at-arms. R O T C Staff lncludes Chuck Br1ce Scott Scherer, Ronnie Pitts and Rlchard Falkenstem R.O T C Color Guard lncludes K1rV1ncer Ronald Logan, Phihp McClure Gary adquart er Company. ROTC . . . We can make majors, officers. and scholars everg gear. I 95 Jim Hardrson captain in charge of A Company for Park- up wo ihree . . . four 1 fTF112:5fE1!iE2L..3pg,.,, :V A A High.. I I . Commander Chuck Brice heads Fourth Battalion, Second Brigade. To raise money to sponsor the Military Ball, cadets and sponsors sold tickets before Thanksgiving for a turkey raffle. They worked hard on cannons and connonballs as placesettings. Red, white, and blue streamers were hung from the ceilings and Truth played to a theme of United We Stand. During the year, the Color Guard has performed at all football games and pep assemblies. The whole Brigade has participated in drill meets and at federal inspections. Sgt. Kee and Sgt. McCormack, instruct members of the Rifle Team, Drill Team, and Spon- sor Corps. ..,.,.t,.,,t1 I E w i . 5 H n-.1 f H 2 '- mf-ZE1lE.': ii L ig f -'1' -1 4 - il Ava I 1 fa C - A M. 'Q A I ,VV Joe Thomas heads B Company at Parkland. Members of the Sponsor Corps are: Karen Chandler, Pat Cooper, Lynn Goodman, Martha Simpson, Jetta Roberts, Margaret Workman, and Linda Wilson. MM-2 f-fbrf ,...'ga,'fzg:f.sm..1a,..ff ,,..t,, ,. Each six weeks, cadets are inspected by the sergeant with assistance from the company commander. Those whose appearance is excellent receive a spe- cial award. If they do not meet stan- dards, they receive demerits and must make these up before or after school. Sponsor Corps, headed by Lt. Col. Martha Simpson, consists of junior and senior girls. They begin as a 2nd Lt. and work on up to major. Chosen rep- resentative to the Beauty Pageant was Pat Cooper. 97 Capeiwirlers . . . Prac+ice makes perfect ,fn : f fl ii V, H J Nz ' ' A in L - J, in ' Ll' ' -',.- f . H 1 , , X '-e' if '4e'e H r l ..'W xr, 4 wap Marilyn Vicky Ginnie Jo Ann C02-Hd Falkenstien Flynn Fuller 51 5 V Q Q-or . ' ,3 my 4 'W , ,Q i ,Q Q, , 1. Linde Trudy T ony a Trudy Kathy Hale Hall Kirkorian Marshall Martin A in ez-21, 4 M as r ' ' Q f f , .., -. ,,, L e lk ff my lr W' 1' FFL f X 'Zf1T:fl,Zf 5..Y,f4i'b 4' Mayra Diane Linda Pasnana Roselaanz Trujillo 'rig 1-, r Q Ei f 2 .... y ' ii A I ir - J Linda Terrie Wilson Young This year, the Capetwirlers performed at all of the Football games except for one, They also twirled at the Basket- ball games, The Capetwirlers twirled to E1 Pres- idente on the Cerebral Palsy Telethon, and performed at the Annual Trans Pecos Teachers' Meeting, At the Beauty Pageant, the Capetwirlers performed three times, Vicky Falk- enstein, the Beauty Representative for the Capetwirlers, won First Runner- Up in the Pageant, ,S Wffwa L 5 my .g mf- rv I K' -- 'ff'f' t 't' fy - W Jil 3 22 1 1 K - ,. . .- -, 7 I W M1 Fxmkaq' 1523 yyy, M 1 . W. .r,,. , - ,frwi M M .1 rs w Ng Vx- LT, ' , K, 1,2 ,fmxs -0 my , mn, Quiet Tear was one of the many songs used for the Capetwulers' routines, Capetwirlers form the tradional M aw mf -:rw --gr -:wwsmmmrmsm-frm-f-Q::swamMucywmatf.--5--.wma ,wM....,... , ,yank , , MARY BENNETT Captain MRS , TUCKER Sponsor N 5 in ,A 'E t, ss o f D srr to Youth for Chri + . . . Build 3 IiHIe fence of irusi around +odag. Y. F. C. members are: Paula Ehler, phone chairman: Beverly Roberts, Penny Day, Linda Butcher, Norma Black, vice-president programmingg Juanita Robinson, secretary: Teresa Young, Paula Whitten, Sharon Coch- rane, publicity chairman: Pamela Bar- low, Peggy Freeman, Kathy McAllister, Debbie Livingston, student council: Ronnie Pitts, treasurer: Danny McGhee, Rodney Schumacher, Stan Roberts, Mike Brice, David McClure, Richard Falken- stein, Bruce Cozad, and Chuck Brice, prayer and follow -up chairman. X X . l00 WN X ,X Disiribuiive Education . . . Tis eduoaiion ihai forms the common mind. Distributive Education officers are: Kenna Jackson, secretary: Lorraine Duecker, reporterg Nancy Ricci, Student Councilg Butch Brown, vice- presidentg Ginger Williams, presi- dent, and Mr. Tucker, sponsor. The Distributive Education Program at Parkland is an trips, dances, and an employer-employee banquet important one. Select Students have jobs which, at the ehti Of the year. combined with classroom instruction, help them to The PLIIPOSS Of this program is to provide training receive valuable training. The 'Distributive Educa- f0f StUde11tS 2-hd tO give them aid if they need it- tion club is active this year, and magazine sales, The StUdeUtS also get pay from their j0bS f01T Spehd' combined with dues, provide money to sponsor field ihg Ff1OHey- i tl A x U! Q it IOI German Classes . . . Perhaps ol' all lhe crealions of man The students in German II are: Paula Ehler, Lynn Goodman, Karen Grace, Joyce Hendrickson, Kathy Jackson, Barbara Martin, Debra Maxwell, Patty Peck, Juan- ita Robinson, Diane Schmalfeldt, Steve Schock, Carol Sintas, and Ronnie Skillings. Mike Ramey is a German III student. German I students include: Henry Aton, Karin Bilowich, Wayne Black, Ronnie Clark, Ronald Clau son, Penny Day, Mike Donahue, Richard Falkenstein, Kathryn Gon- zales, Pat Hale, Dale Harris, Joe Hilyard, Ian Honaker, Monika Kelly, Don McKinley, Robert Pic- ciano, Debbie Rowland, Cathy Scherer, Marie Taylor, Don Zim- merman, Debby Wyatt, and Ron- nie Sommerfeld. Mrs. Ferguson taught both classes of German. l language is lhe mosl aslomshmg. za 1 ,anal Teresa Young Debby McCabe Patsy Williams Judy Flynt Laura TUCRSI Trudy Hall president vice-president secretary chaplain UCHSUTCT hlstorlan Tadormas Tri-Hi-Y Tadormas has had a very active year, In October, an excitlng weekend was spent at Cloudcroft, Early in ecember, Dee Dee Arnold represented the club at the outh In Government in Austin, Later in the month, a Christmas party was given for some orphans, In J anu- ary four new members were inducted, They include: IBobby Jo Francione, Christa Gardiner, Anne Horsley, and Carol Sintas, Dee Dee Arnold Kathy I ackson I I f rs,j 5 T onya Owen Karin Bilowich I o Ann Fuller Our deeds determine us. as much as we deiermine our deeds. ' fl Mary Klanecky :ra o I vw-M d1, I Juanita Robinson as . !, g --. Lynd a Lyle Monica Miller K' fi Q ., -, I Ivette S antiago S, qw , I Kay Sevier ' ' U I- wa 7 ' Z 3 F35 ' - to my r 56 ,. vrlh B A B - Y Q-if 1 ' ff' ui' is I - g i M r f , 1 zil Tk- ' 4- U qt , kr - uh if V ' ' t W- '1'L i V . . B lt 5 i . t iii' iii - ' -5-az W 4 3 is i MXN 5' ibii r Mrs, Vinson Marilyn Wren Barbara Martin Lynda Landa Tony Gilman sponsor president vice- president Secretary Ee asurer Casia . . . In friendship I was iaughi Casia Tri-Hi-Y started the year by Visiting qthe Rest Haven Nursing Home, Casia challenged Devoutees Tri-Hi-Y to a Powder Puff football game, Casia won 6-0. Barbara Argiro Carleen Murphy ,A-ui Jackie Letha Gi11'1'13I1 Harvey Ni 3' j ' ' 1 L ,Mg E :U K! may v i Vl ,lI - : 1, y My ,,,, Susan 'Marlene Salles Velasquez 1. Marilyn Bryson chaplain .41 Kathy Hugo Debbie Weckwerth y yrkr yy w x v Gerri Hone io believe Anne Stafford reporter rim, , I anet Morris ,X 0 'M 4725 A Angelyn Young .my P, . I 1, d no4 - ml' JoAnne Rayner Connie Townsend Cindy Slettebo president vice-president secretary Devo uiees . . . Barbara Cheryl Billie Jean Balian Beno Davis f -L M Linda Fuller 'K an 2- L ' + A Lynn Hudson rf if Rosie Payan Vi! J , I olene Hanson . A 'if f, 3 sf ix sis ,f ,f Sylvia Morales Susie Phillips ry, as Laurie Helmick S as I, .. JP ' , Q Katie Naquin is 'W .- rw' ia Mary Tessman f Q f Jenny McCabe 4 srl ,,rr' V A Cindy Werden Chaplain sgr, at arms Many friendships in Donna Hogg D onna Patterson gl i, I ,, ,Q , Z2 Qi. . A 'Q lf fi, ,M 1112 Rena Thompson ihe dags of iime Begun. are Iasiing here and growing shll o Ad, , 7 7777. 7777 77- 7 - r ,U A , ,,,, -77 77 - - -W --f 7'7 ' f 777 7 - v O v n Dr. J. M. Hanks is the superintendent of Mr Clyde Wafer is the assistant superin schools in the Ysleta Independent School tendent and IS rn charge of many supervisory District. He also serves as executive Board and administrative duties of Trustees. Adminisiralion Mrs. Carl Gnauck I08 Mr. Jim Bowden Mr G Barrett Mr Earl Best was .nga Mr. E. L. Hurt Mr I Percher Dr Kenneth Rrce v..tsv 1 . U , Mr, Harris says that working with youth provides the opportunity to contribute to life and to enjoy the excitement of youth. Knowledge is, indeed. that which. nexi io viriue. frulg and esseniiallg raises one man above another. t t' Mr, Beauford 1S interested and con- . t 'iiiiiii' 'Zii cerned with the students at Parkland t , ,,,, y y t I and wants to do everything possible WI to provide an educational atmosphere 'I ' ifi'L4 L mzcwnf for them' I09 Because she likes young people, Mrs, Pltunbley decided to become a teacher and counselor, She feels that young people have a great potential and Mr, Paine likes counseling and knowing the she wants to do all that she can to help them develop students, faculty, and the staff at Parkland, this potential to the fullest, Mrs, LaSalandra, nurse, enjoys being around the students, 'I is Mrs, Allshouse enjoys working with teens and says it's always different and interesting. Mrs, Henry enjoys the enthusiasm of the students and finds the student growing-up process ex- citing to watch. Mrs. Steele, librarian, especially likes working with children because they aren't set in their ways. She claims that library work is really not the same routine and you never know what to expect, C0aCh Eskew enjoys SPOHS and being around teenagers- Mr, Shirley's main interest since high school Because of his future plans he chose to teach typing and has been choir, He enjoys seeing students bookkeeping. achieve excellence in musical experience. Ari and Commercial . . . I aHend io ihe business of oiher people having Iosi m OWN. Mr, Plumbley chose band because he is a musician himself and enjoys teaching high school students, lI2 5 .Q .N W i Y is 3 . , Q . sf is Mrs, Borneman became a business teacher because she wanted to Sw help her students learn the skills so essential to being a successful secretary, Mr, Tucker chose teaching because his wife was a teacher. He wanted to spend more time with her, was Mrs, Anderson receives a lot of satisfaction in helping students Mrs, Romero enjoys reaching and the students express themselves in color design and in using the different in her classes, She teaches 7th and Sth art media. grade History and World History, . 3 Languages and Labs . . . Language is +he only insirumeni of science. and words are buf ihe signs of ideas. Mr, Terrazas has always been interested in Languages and enjoys being with young people, Since German is Mrs, Fergusons native lan- guage, she chose to teach it, She feels it is a great privilege to be with young people. II4 saift , iir- . Miss Serna, Spanish teacher, says she chose the field because she always had the desire to teach. E In M ,,,, V I f - sl 1 3. ,fz ...- in Mrs, Wisdom, the hornemaking teacher, has always been interested in homernaking. Mr, Cooper, enjoys teaching industrial art and working with young people, Miss Valdez who has always been interested in Journalism, was editor of her high school newspaper and college yearbook, She likes ui- helping students develop their writing talent, R af' sf 2 si? - 22- 'P Ani Mrs, Kollrnan enjoys teaching, especially junior high school students, She became a teacher because it was a family tradition. ,MQW r , mg-W, llizfff wwf - English . . . Li+era+ure is ihe ihoughi of ihinking Souls. i .vw Mrs, Packard thinks students have interesting ideas and enjoys being with other teachers and listening to their ideas, Mrs, Williams chose to teach English because she enjoys working with the youth of America, 1' .,.,. , Ilb i Miss Reagan thinks working with young people is ex- citing, and enjoys seeing her students accomplish something worthwhile, -0582 Mrs. Woltz likes meeting with different students, stimulating their thoughts, and getting their reaction on all phases of life. -S. Mr, Perez chose literature, because the field is so varied and it always provides new material to learn about man and his nature, l II7 Maih and Science . . . Mr, Lanelli likes to attend Park- land's football and basketball games, Math has always been his preference in teaching. Mrs, Bell enjoys knowing young peop1e's ideas and the way they think. Coach Nicholson finds his work rewarding, and says that he is never bored with math and chemistry, Mr, Fisk, physics teacher, believes that teaching is a good way to serve his community. Mrs, Read, science teacher, likes her students and wants to help them achieve their goals, Mr, Martin has always wanted to coach, and he enjoys this job at Parkland, He also teaches Biology, Mr, Glover chose to be a coach because he always enjoys being outdoors and being around athletics. Tis educaiion forms ihe common mind: jusi as ihe iwig is beni and fhe frees incIined. II9 'X t R f f7g':to?,:91wy :V my 3 162 The enjoyment of working with your people means a great deal to Coach Kirtley. He states I am sel- fish in the fact that I would someday like to feel as ifl had something to do with the molding of some young person's life, Mr, Simmons, feels that math is an interesting field, The thing he likes most is the students, Hisiorg and PE . . . Mr, Beno, has a great interest in history and thinks it's exciting to be able to work with young people. Mr. Dunlap chose to teach history because he finds it to be a Very interesting subject, R X .xvmwwm 1 Mrs. Stanley likes the informal situation in teaching health, She feels that health is life in all aspects, Sgt, Kee, R,O. T.C, instructor, enjoys working with young people and feels it's a great experience. Men musi be iaughi as if gou iaughi ihem noi, and ihings unknown propos'd 0 I I as ihmgs forgot In high school and college, Coach Barnes played sports and by being a trainer, he is still associated with sports, He especially enjoys being around young people, f- , Vai- . XM rw g, ' Mrs, Tucker, teaches Capetwrling and Biology. She enjoys all her students. if y s 2 V r fy 2 lv 9 x . E RL Vx If V f., V? Qenior Favoriies . . . AII for one. one for all. i r l Bruce Doggett was selected as Class Favorite be- cause of his ability to get along with the members of the Senior class, Bruce has played in varsity sports since his freshman year and has been a member of the Letterman's Club for two years, He was a member of the Junior Honor Society in his freshman and sophomore years and a member of the Senior Honor Society in his junior and senior years, As a senior, Bruce is a captain of the Varsity Football team, Vice-President of the Senior class, and President of the Letterman's Club. Linda Trujillo, senior, has been very active in her high school career, As a senior, she was Homecoming Queen, and has been a Home- coming duchess for two years. Linda was a Beauty Representative in her freshman year and also a Capetwirler for two years, She was Junior class representative to the Spring Corrida and a member of the Art Club in her Junior year. This year, Linda is class Treasurer, a Cape- twirler, secretary of the Choir, and Lay-out Editor of the PANORAMA, I as sa,-gl E. Glow 1 Y' Senior class sponsors are: Mr, Beauford, Mrs, Anderson and Mr, Paine , Senior class officers are: Robert Acosta, president: Bruce Doggett, Vice presidentg Joyce Hendrickson, sec- retary, and Jetta Roberts i and Steve Nix, student council. A i .. .1.,- Sw W? 4, X A gg Z., Robert Acosta James Argiro J Ayoub Terry Baker Seniors . . Lei ihe world iake noie. we are ihe mosi immediaie +0 ihe +hrone. I Carol Beno Jack Bishop Mark Blair .ja . EN A x ei - .:,. 1: w .,., A, ix if- Q K if f 4' Chuck Brice Mike Broome George Brown af-ul 1 Rosa Castruitia Linda Clayton James Clement 8' Roxanna Cooley E- Q fb Par Cooper Bruce Cozad R sv' ff' Marilyn Cozad Mike Crutcher Bruce Doggett wJvHuu M,MMdpMwMM,,,. ,,,. Mm- ,,N,,V. ,n,,,w'-MW Q? rM,wwM,,.,,,, WV Seniors . . . Evergdag in everr beHen L lb Lorraine Duecker Kathy Elliot Karin Fowler I26 I ' A of -M yag, we are geiiing and beHer. Joyce Hendrickson Cheryl Hupp Kenna Jackson Gretchen Garrett Ann Gillespie Rosemary Graveline Ralph Haynes Freddie Jarvis Betty Jiron James Leeah Phil Lodge Kathy Loveridge Mike Luck David McClure Terry McConaughey Pat McKinney 1 f K 12 , E il rr E 3 li IU! M151 vii we i A . fs - ii.. y y -Q ,. f' 916. , , I+ seems ihe dags spend iogeiher all foo quicklg fade away. Cindy M 1 y Kathy M M11 1 ., 1 2 Zav d M 1 1 'F ' ' 16 1 If B bb N 1 Seniors . . . Los+ iime is never found again. r, ' ' Hung, 4-fr-rv' Keith Pinson Ronnie Pitts John Pretiger Steve Nix John Phillips Sharon Quimbey Barbara Ramirez Mary Lou Salrus nal! 'Y' N.--ui' Q,.,,,.-v Scott Scherer Donna Schmalfeldt Kim Schmidt Rodney Schumacher Martha Simpson Rodney Stevens Linda Trujillo Linda Tucker Anita Tuthill Larry Walker it 9 ' ' ' Renee Wardy Caroline Whitfield Virginia Williams Margarefle W01'kT1'121Y1 Russell Wren Lydia Zalace Seniors . . . There is no greaier sorrow ihan in our miserg io recall happg iimes iiiiiif i ,Q .N,oo 1 Kathy Lamas Ginger Peyton Cathleen Blackson James Everitt L23- S 465 1 wif and Mary Fitzpatrick Cindy Self Jetta Roberts David Terrian Steve Walter J im Young r Chosen as Most Popular were Caroline 1 ?, eeee g This years' Best All-Around boy and girl are Mary Lou Saltus and Senior Qilhoueiies . . . ielected as Most Talented were Ginger Nilliams and Scott Scherer. I34 And so he plays has part I Voted Most Likely to Succeed were Jetta Roberts and Chuck Brice. H- r-r'..VV P? w-.-.-.---gg-gg.. I ' C f A . iisl r Making the grade in the fashion de- partment were Bruce Doggett and Caroline Whitfield, This year's Most Witty girl and boy were Kim Schmidt and Steve Nix, Chosen as Most Athletic were Mary Lou Saltus and David Morales. P ,I Vs ills-n-un! g , ,,,,,V 1 5 I ' 2 Best Dancers chosen were Mary Lou y Saltus and L John Pretiger, 8 S .. , ....,.....w f 'l'M' ,, g 111-i'.l5.f I Joyce Hendrickson and K ' h P' Biggest Flirts were Sharon Quimbey asexio tlgsosfvgere Chosen s as , and Robert Acosta. u Selected as Most Friendly were John Ayoub and Kim Schmidt, I35 Juniors . . . We are. Seniors we'II soon be Elion Cooleg Elton Cooley was chosen class favorite by the junior class, Elton is active in varsity football, where he made All District Tackle, and track, He is a member of the Letterman's Club, i Judg Flgni The junior class chose Judy Flynt as a class favorite. Judy is a varsity cheerleader and plays varsity tennis, She is active in Pep Club and is Chaplain of Tadormas Tri-Hi-Y, If f Junior class sponsors were: Miss Reagan, and Mrs Stanley . i .. 5 2254? .s W- gf , x 4' . John Slettebo, presidentg Chuck Hammond, vice-presidentg Patsy Williams, secretaryg Barry Read, treasurer and Frank Daily, Student Council representative. r I37 , N3 .t y wfh sfwi J?E!:s.... ,gl .Q 'vs .S J y ' fl A if JJ 6 -,fr-t.fJs' .5 QI. Mi f ,V 1?-J. 'f'Zf'.'1 . . . .' .- , g x ' .L ,. .. - Q, midi? .193 JH' f :Q a , ' . 1 f al' ? v Merry Andree Rick Andrews Brian Armstrong Zahille Ayoub Dee Dee Arnold Johnny Bayer Mary Bennett Patty Bennett Sandy Bennett Robert Beadle Karin Bilowich John Broderick Sharon Cochrane Elton Cooley Mary Klanecky Andy Bullock Rita Cassels Irma Castruita Jingle Juniors AII human wisdor is summoned up in iwo words: wail and hope. ' ,asf is J J J J J J J J 'iiimff 1 - Linda Genzman Ronnie Clinton Frank Dailey J y Cynthia Davis My John Davis 3 E L . G' 1 ' W N f re Q5 ii N ESQ? 1 . John Donahue .5 Diane Flees Judy Flynt Bobbie Francione Jo Ann Fuller Christa Gardner James Gifford V hi Mic he al Graham J -ff' 2, 5,3 5 fi' ! Margaret Graveline J J Dora Green Lynde Hale . ai r., Y A s I: , L X Q ,.., .,,- 1 ' . ,1 v ' J itii :ff . ,, 'J 1 , ' , Mike Edwards , k , fi Joe Harris J Q Doris Honeaker .ff G ,,- xr f 1 J 'irrr Li er . K ' ., El gif - ' L ' :., :J f A EN J, be 5 . A E -9 , 1 m7 Kay Henry -, t 4 Vq rr N145 Billy Matzek , D Walter Rittle + Mark Faulk Vicky Faulkenstein is 1 rttt W S xj, , 4' 1 y. is X 'if i liz JE my ryrrt J A, .. J- ri' 1 . 2. , - -e . X- L A 15 fag A ' ' W . ' A 1 - L i,,.-N- ' 1 17 5 . 2 J '...1: x 2 ' 7 J b . ,D 1 My - D. 4. h 'TF ' :wif- ,t syrk ff. ,- .2 ,, A J rry , - W wwf . , , -H---'M r 'A ' J .N-ff--'M' , . , will I , If vw-,dw Y In G . I -f ,,,.,.,.f . 51.61 -rm x 2 ap J 'gli 'P' M ax -1 M1 -F ba' s aw ,X ng- tam' fr-1 y , M- '4 ff Jf.,f1:gh!f:i f-f ij J- D . J as is 55i?tF5wg1-as Vtt, w ,N L4 .5'2.A'J:fz' fl' 'f52'fffi'5. ' f Q M TQ.f..,.-be f?i,l1iQ n r 'fi 331 YW , 55, ' J' F W- kim :tr ,- , ,z -A Pr' L Y ,, A , -,ff 5' ms ' K V -'. :'f'.,,5 .ln H . Wy r u ,- If ,W 'L 1- .2 ' 1. . ff'vV' - , . J ' 1 4. VJ, . L ii. N4 V1 fx' ,X-Z,x7',, 5 L' , 1 'A ,:w+T'f'Lf. ' 542 u.,LeY :5'.y 'f'.'f'7-L ,:' ' Q, -QT 5. '5,-19,65 ' U., ' . . 4. , J Z, - .?'1 -xx -3 ,gr 'fiscal f' 4' .fM,q.Qf, -ff f 7 ls. is Trudy Hall Chuck Hammond Jim Hardison Elmer Hightower Mary Hone Anne Horsely Rick Hudson Gary Jackson Kathy Jackson Billy Jones Juniors Which I have earned wiih ihe sweai of mg brows. --1' 2 X Kathy Lamas Jim Lentner Lynda Lyle Ka thy Mc Allister Tom McBride Debbie McCabe Hugh Mc Govern Mike McHugh ,tw-r ... . ' Q - .riyrlk X... NX i ...QS i 1 5 A is ,, mi' 5 3 l A' x xi jg it K 15. f .- f ss' g' ' .tii Trudy Marshall -is it ? y . . 5 d w X sg X Ni . 'T . Zi' 1 is i s W , Y 'x Kandie Mattson Andrea Miche als Monica Miller Donna Mills Ray Montano Mike Morgan Eileen Murphy Gina Musarra Paul Nanos Eddy Nash m f M A I 1 fx X 'A' 5, ' A yy, Ni,dN . l yggflg f V 1 Ig.. A 3 5 , '-v ': 2'f lb-..., Joyce O'Rourke Tonya Owen Pete Pastrana Mike Payan Brenda Peacock Charlie Quimbey Barry Read Chuck Renegar Juniors . . . For evergihing you have missed gou have gained someihing else. and for evergihing Y you gain gou lose someihingf' Marci Trujillo Lynn Walter Laura Tucker Linda Wells x rrrr 1 ' , ,-x 1, 1 f . ,Y Z Q Linda Zalace v Rick Wilkins Patsy Williams Linda Wilson Gary Wing Lee Roy Wren Rodney Wright Jeff Vannoy Robert Young Terrie Young Sophomore Favoriies . . . 'Y li Carleen Murphy is active in the sophomore class. She was selected as the Corrida Princess for her freshman class in 1967-68. Carleen is a member of Casia Tri-Hi-Y, She likes to dance in her spare time. Have mang friends Joe Hillard was chosen class favorite be- cause of his friendliness to everyone. Joe plays varsity baseball and played B-team football and basketball, In his spare time, Joe plays sports and watches sports on television, ii uaipywdvyr. o-5,5 The sophomore class sponsors are Mr, Lanelli and Mr, Terrazas Sophomore officers are: Steve Schoch, president: Joe Hilliard, vice presidentg Kathy Hugo, secretaryg Debby Reynolds, ueasurerg Myra Pastrana and Jim Baker, student council. 5 Qophonnwes. 'W K ' lf gou aspire c +0 fhe 1 r i 1 place. ii is no X . J C d'98 a09 'O SJOP f aiihe second. A BESBEBJ . .. fs' s B or even ihe ihtrd. Kim Anderson Judy Antonacci Barbara Argiro Rick Armstrong Jim Baker Barbara Balian Elaine Barfield Carlos Barrera Susan Bishop Jim Bennett Norma Black Linda Blackwell Steve Blair Albert Britz Micheal Brice Ricky Broome Judy Brown Marilyn Bryson Johnny Bullock Don Berger , A Q, - -LS r rf 1 my In fr' K fl' ' H ,A is t l I if i 5fz. E x of r,iJ A W 5 .y,r lfrl y fl I ff if - K 'fr vi 4' J' ay. r. . 1 5 3 .ff --.. 3' 'YI if 43 IEW i 4 . i15++.. , ,gws . +9253 ii. ?ww,.,f' MMM- Mmwt, Katy Calvert Karen Candler Michelle Clawson Gordon Clements Shirley Clements Susan Clements Kevin Cochrane Bill Collins Jim Compton Karen Cozad Penny Day Donald David Debbie Dick Susan Downey Delana Doyle Jim Dungan Paula Eiler Phillip Elliot Richard Falkenstein Debbie Fatuch Jim Fennell Annette Ferrell Andy Floyd Virginia Flynn Bob Fowler Christine Gifford Jackie Gilman Cathy Gonzales Mary Lou Gonzales Lynn Goodman Karen Grace Mozel Greene if yrei F t fgwrgiu., . we r' f whai you can pui off +iIl +omorrow. Betty Hall John Hargraves Dale Harris Letha Harvey Paula Henthorn . Walter Higginbotham ' W Q ,M K 1. 5 Joe Hilyard - A' N .,,- ' f ' t' 1' Kathy Hugo or B f Bill Hupp .. . x in . . A 1 A . t4 Patricia Hodson fi 1 f Q fuk x I Mackey Ives 'F-E George Jiron Bobby Jones Paul Kabinski Sherry Karnes 'A' fr-'-Q f ' ' ,, Paul Kemp 'A 4 B 1 Q Billy Laugbehn , x if f 8: B Gary Leeah :PZ 1 I49 ? 2' 4 ? + - Debbie Maxwell Steve Medlock M x Debbie Livingston Pat Logan Ed Lowenburg Eddie MacLeod Andy McChristie Tommy McGhee Don McKinley Harvey McMillan Barbara Martin Karen Mattson Jesse Morales Billy Morgan 3 Ups 4 t L' i f uv Qi Q g . l N is f fr- 51 a gif 'xg 3 YA. - i E .. HT 5, 4 ..,. jyh 1 f 29 ef' Y . W5 5' 1 'fi W1 2 . W ' , lyr, 0, r g f , bb. Randy Mettinger 1 - K . De 16 Morgan Robert Mills K ' g V, 'el f if Janet Morris r H W J ,,r.k g . Y ISO Q. as Jil ? Sophomores Everyone excels in someihing in which anoiher fails. Harry Nartker George O'Nei Doug Parker Mayra Pa Janet Hon is S .,,,, i S Q V , , , . , 4 -' 'al z 1,365 ,E as f E .4 LQ' Q '99 ,x fy Sv 'Q H r 1, H ii q Q ,f 4. QS x il if-'J 5. Gorden Ross Susan Salles Kathy Scherer Robin Schmidt Diana Schmalfeldt Steve Schoch Jerry Shirly Steve Smith Ann Stafford Sheila Stark David Edwards Raymond Green Patty Peck Debbie Pelletier Gloria Pena Robin Percy Evelyn Perkins Jim Phalant S S Bruce Reader A Debbie Reynolds S fi , Carl Roberts lx Barbara Rollins X, , Phyllis Rosenkranz Qophomores There is no sin except siupuduig i .t .f ff - ' 5 5 E ,vu if f W i 4-P if 25. x - .Lf Y , -to t. 'Ax f QQ Q if' 'P ' A Gilbert Whiteman Jesse Whitfield Vicki Wolf Barbara Wooten Marilyn Wren Richard Wright Lyra Wylie Steve Maxwell Don Whitten Ricky Kemp Richard Bryan Paul Ellis J, Nathan Strong Carolyn Stuart Mike Talman Marie Taylor Greg Tucker Marlene Velasquez Debbie Weckworth Barbara Weiser i. 93 H I n H 'Q' Freshman Favoriies . . . AII friends speak of ihem and iheir crowd is speoiaoledrio see +hem. Kerrg Cooper Selected as Freshman Favorite Boy was Kerry Cooper He loves sports ans plays both Varsity football and Freshman basketball, His other interests include reading in his spare time and playing clarinet in the A-Band, When he was told of this honor, Kerry said It's really great to know that everybody likes me, l54 Cindg 9leHobo When Cindy Slettobo was told that she was chosen the most favored girl classmate, she commented, I didn't know that I had so many friends, This year, Cindy is serving as secretary of her Tri-Hi-Y and in her spare time, she likes to date and ride horses, Freshman class sponsors were: Mrs, Packard, Mr, Glover, and Mrs, Read, Freshman class officers were: Kerry Cooper, president: Ronnie Clark, Vice-presidentg Bill Houle, secretary Tom Acosta, Ireasurerg Virginia Montano and John Hammond, Student Council representatives. -Mew.r.r., .,,, .r ,,, .Lv - - - if einr 3? Freshmen . . . The beginning is ihe mosi imporiani pari of fhe work. I56 Tommy Acosta Henry Anton Pam Barlow Rayford Barnwell Bobbie Beck Betty Bell Karen Bennett Terri Bennett Barbara Blackson Tommy Blackwell Ioan Blair Don Brown Monica Brown Mary Ann Buchanan Donald Burton Ronald Clauson June Cobin Kerry Cooper Margaret Cooper A4 , K H .- fm.. YU ' I 4 it he V. Dennis Cox David Cunningham James Downey I ay DeArman Debbie Day Billy Jean Davis Charles David Lorrie Dick me new f. Kathy Bush Debbie Butcher Georgia Calvert Tommy Cain Debbie Carmichel Sandy Candler JoAnne Chesslock Rena Clark Rene Clark Ronnie Clark xg x 9 1 I iff Q 'Sf' 4 X ,gd N 4 Lg 'f i ms ' tr .I , flr, 4 ff 76' 2 ,E eg R 'E u' Q 'ff ff , 1 If fr f , -K .E r , 14, Q T on r l ' erot,, f Ji f- Q, ff: 1':'L ' fr l .1 Mike Donohue Sandy Edwards Aron Ellman Caroline Fall Laurayn Farley Ricky Farris Johnny Fennell Janice Ferrell Marlene Freeman Peggy Freeman Russell Fowler Deborah Francione Linda Fuller Tommy Gafford Debbie Galloway 41 1 S f .5 Rx in 1 f. Q Y. :,., . L Q z ' 'x . S, 'W 1 nl' NM? b y K 5 Vr.r. A . mmyy X f in ., x. 51 we . - ii I ' 4 ,F I 4 ., A Q .5 K' fe . K , , A ff- Q v H F 3 -4 F , je, -- - ' - . N ' Q by K r,.. F E V, V K! Q- 15 F , rig ,K ig 1 K f' xl WW l fi' , .B If in 'i K ,J yi Y, is 51 A V 2' f - F - I rzawiii -- , ' lvl' ' , eeswsiw use , 1 n K Freshmen . . . Do noi iurn back when gou are jusi beginning n ,L QZmMW s -U We ff' Susan Genzman , if , , - V' ki Gomez lLih s LA if 6', .' W If . X .1 ' f, 1 Q ir , off 'M a M ' ei,f G 5 .enn Z' wk or X r 5 G P if ax - 'L , f va X fr 1 4 , r as I ri ff ,f 2 of r fr n , , V - , Z1 ' V A , ' , 'Q - n ,,,, A f , G 1, ,s by A 4 ,J n X or O Mark Graham Robert Greer Tomas Grover Ben Guthrie Mike Hale Ricky Hammerick John Hammond Edward Hanson Jolene Hansen Sharon Hanson JJ J -,M 'if K Ls K E xg is i J 'fx I S I6O . .53 ...N as B- :fh F rl' x X. X Mike Harrell Chester Harvey Charles Hatcher Brenda Haworth Roxanne Heiferstay Laurie Helmick Jean Hester Erwin Higginbotham Donna Hogg I In Robert Nome a rna n Wi Billy Houle Barbara Hudson Debbie Huffman Jonny Ives Joyce Jiron Bobby Jenson Jackie Kastellanie JimAnn Kemp Monika Kelly Tonya Krikorian ,aw 1' Jw ix is J J J J J J J 'n which educaiion siaris deiermme hls fufure Iufe. David Kabinski Linda Landa Donna Laraway Jenny Lodge Bill Lyle Adrian Madrigal James Malony Randy Martin Katherine Mestas Jenny McCabe Freshmen . . . The happiesi life cons-.isis in ignorance, before gou learn io grieve and io rejoice. I6 UIC 1'1'1 I' CI HI3.l'1O Sylvia Morales ,r R ' , , R, ff V ' 0 Linda Morris i Q R if it Randy Morris 'fri ' me I 2 Jane Morrow , i f x ' Phillip Mulvaney ' ' R .. -- .R It Katy Naguin Vicky Nally Ronnie Nanos Jimmy Nartker Betty Oliver Robert Otto Ricky Owens Arthur Pager Donna Patterson Rosie Payan Ricky Pena Shane Perkins Susan Phillips Richard Pijano X , , ' , 2' David Powell Elizabeth Ramirez Ernestina Ramirez JoAnne Rayner K X . :fi ,E tsty yryy y reshmen No+hing is so difficult that if mag noi be found ou+ bg seeking. I L. Pe ton John Rayson We . 1 Byron Reynolds Carol Ricci Virginia Rodge Edgar Ross E iiT ffi y ,fa li L , ,.. X n .IA F Ak as oorrroo V ,. 5 ff, I ---i ' , I , sd at R W? 5 wr Melaney Rothblatt Jo Ann Rubio Elisha Shaner David Skinner Cindy Slettebo Steve Smith Terrie Spidle Kathy Stacks Bernadette Stafford Carl Roberts Cindy Werden Paula Whitten Debbie Wilkins Debbie Williams Debbie Wyatt Roger Stephens Roy Young Dorothy Zalace Ricky Zavala Steve Barker Dean Roberts Don Taylor Mike Tenneson Pat Tenneson Mary Tessman Tina Towles Connie Townsend Kit Vincent Susie Weiser ' if 13, R SJ fl' s',y nyys y 3 1 ax I A f 1 'Z' . ji g, , , t., S . Q 4. 5 l f , ' CK - ' ' W X fig ,. 'Y ,Q g f Qevenih Grade I O 6 Mg heari is ever a+ your service. Mrs, Kollman and Mrs, Romero, class sponsors, 3-,fs lxfuaifli Class officers are: Renee Houghan, presidentg Terry Bailey, vice-presidentg Debbie Slettebo, secretaryg Alice Cooley, Ueasurerg and Greg Cooper and Bobbi M, Conaughey, student council representatives, , , riff' L W 'S f' 145 , ,,. r , , VV,hh C , I, cll . I ' C M L so ff ' Eigh+h1Grade . . . We oannol all be maslers. nor all masiers oannol be lrulg followed. Officer's include: Sally Downey, presidentg Matthew F aulk, and Gwenda Sudbury, student council Carmen Badeau, treasurer, and Sharon St. Amand, secretary. 1 l Eighth grade sponsors are: Mr, Simmons and Miss Williams. I my rw , my '- t Q lf A 1 35 in ill! 3. gk QSM, . i- efj! i f f i W 1 'K Yr h K i q, if G I , Ev IK- X1 nl -' ff , Mike Anderson Mike Born Dennett Bowen Sally Downey Linda Engelke Carey Evans Matthew Faulk Ellwood Garcia Q i 7 Q , Joe Garcia ' LIT' 4 John Gomer ' 'fe h 443 ' I Elan Gray J a N . k Lkkk ki ' A' KKWA Izil Q K V E , iff f Eighih Grade David Hall Margie Mendoza Debbie McDonald Bi11 Mesner Our hme has gei Vergil Mets Kenneth Morton Richard Norman Chris Percy Deborah Prendergast Clifford Sheets Riley Schmidt Alan Smith Johnny Smith Linda Smith ry M Sharon St. Amand H Patrick Stanley , t Vii, Q William Strong l S Gwenda Sudbury ' S S Chuck Tessman ,Q L K -'tv if ' , Qevenih Grade . . . Everg+hing comes if a person onlg wai+s. Buddy Badeau Terri Bailey Paul Blair Nicki Bowen Diane Britz Cheryl Burrio Bobby Cambell Dean Carter Debbie Cheslock Alice Cooley Gregory Cooper Mary Betsy Downey Venna Sue Evans Janet Farrell Don Fowler Debbie Gamble Phillip Garcia Patricia Grviboy Patrick Green Alicia Hardison Belinda Watson . f -2 . if xx! , , . ff' C R ,si r ! 1 K l A i was ' ff If. T fs.. r H , yi it s o N. Qs- f. S K ,Jr if ,,,. , -QC' Y if Q B - ,gg ,fn af' , 11' 0 2' A73 IT df' W7 f t 'S .5 A 5- M M M iiii X , L.,.. j i, Xfi, y Ql':v' pR H 144. Fw? 'fi' M WSL w Renee Hougharn Walter Glenn Johnson Don Mann Maria Romero Cynthia Martin Bobbie McConaughey Peggy Morris Larry Morton Robert Norman Arnold Peacock Ronald Rapper Jan Shaw Debby Slettebo Steven Sonnenberg Mike St. Amand Edith Strout Qfudenis BeHer laie Carmen Debb1e Cheryl Tommy Gary Badeau Bajcar Beno Boaz Ephlm Fred Rolando i Q gf ihan never i d lton 'CSV an Toni Gilman Liz Kennedy Z 4' 7 if . .- - 4 ,, my , .X ,.. H -'zu M14 Ronald W. Logan . n,n, , Mike Medlock fi! . N G, ' ,, 8. Carol Sintas X A Frank Francis Lola Ricci Kinnaird Livesay ii 7 if if 1 aff QR Q, L, .. 1 I David Danny McClure McGhee J im Cindy f Philpot Reeves R52 1 Q ,,,i 215 , 6' A 1 xl nnnn X - Rita Dawn Ray Angelyn Spradling Stopher Whiteman Young I73 K n I 1 i 4 i I I f v F 4 4 12 4 i 1 ' I74 9 . , ,J rl Parkland High School Booster Club - LOOKING BACK - Looking back - are you proud - does a tear fall down you cheek? Does a lump stick in your throat? Are you knees a little weak? Are there butterflies in your stomach? Is your throat a little dry? Are your hands a little shaky? Does your heart begin to cry? Join the Club 'Fhat's how we feel as we watch you representing Parkland - giving yourlbest in the name of the school, We are proud of you and wish you success in whatever you endeavor to do, Parkland will be your Alma-Mater forever - so Matadors, stand tall, represent her with pride - Bob Wren, President TWIG'S Formerly Sandy's Salon of Beauty Owned and Operated by LEE STEPHENS Wig Styling Done 9440 McCornbs 751-2181 Seniors 69-70 Your Future Photographer K. K. KAZIN, Prop. FINE ARTS PHOTO STUDIO 309 Abodou Building Telephone 532-6152 E1 Paso, Texas 79901 Phe'el5wZfVz?z011fz!!af1d M21 wfmbw ...... 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JOHN AYOUB ROTC 1,2,3,45 B-Team Football 15 Track 1,25 Varsity Track 3,45 B-Team Basketball 1,25 Rifle Team 1,2,3,4, TERRY'BAKER NIHS 1,25 NHS 45 Vice-President 2,35 Varsity Base- ball l,2,3,45 B-Team Basketball 25 Varsity Basket- ball 3,45 Science Club 35 Student Council President 4. DANNY BARRON STEVE BARRON CAROL BENO JACK BISHOP NJHS 25 NHS 3,45 Math Club 3,45 Track 1,45 B- Team Basketball 35 Varsity Football 45 Science 45 Student Council Representative 45 Trans-Pecos Science Fair 1. WAYNE BLACK Rifle Team 3 ,4, KATHLEEN BLACKSON Latin Club 4, MARK BLAIR Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Varsity Baseball 2,3,4, CHUCK BRICE Debate Team 3 ,45 Vice-President of Student Council 3,45 Drama and Speech Club 3,45 ROTC 3,45 Most Likely to Succeed 45 Matador of the Month 45 Olympic World Youth Camp Delegate 45 Trans Pecos Regional Winner 3, MIKE BROOME ROTC 1,2,35 YFC 3,45 Art Club 3,45 Journalism Business Manager 3 ,45 FHA Beau 45 A Choir 4, GEORGE BROWN Football 15 Baseball 15 Student Council Rep, 25 DECA Club 4. ROSA CASTRUITA Y-Teens Treas. 25 ROTC 3,45 Spanish Club 4, RAMONA CHANDLER Y-Teens 35 Pep Club 4, LINDA CLAYTON FHA 2,45 FHA Sweetheart 45 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Art Club 45 A Choir 4. JAMES CLEMENT Choir 3,4, PATRICIA COOPER Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 ROTC 3,45 Military Ball Princess 3, 45 FTA 4, DEBI COUSSONS Newspaper 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Pep Club 45 FTA 45 Span- ish Club 4, BRUCE cozAD Band 1,2,3,45 Rorc 3,45 YFC 3,45 Math Club 4. MARILYN COZAD FHA 25 Capetwirling 3,45 DECA 4, MIKE CRUTCHER Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4g B-Team Football lg Varsity Baseball 2,3,4g Letterman's Club 3,4g Stu- dent Council Rep, 49 All District Basketball 3,4g Most Popula.r Boy 4, STEVE CUMLEY BRUCE DOGGETT Football 1,2,3,4g NJHS 1,2g NHS 3,45 LeLterman's Club 3,4g Vice-President 49 Quill and Scroll 4g Best Dressed 49 Most Handsome 4, SHERRY DRAPER LORRAINE DUECKER Class Sec, 19 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3g Newspaper 2,3, Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Who's Who 43 NHS 4g El Paso Youth Council 3g Teen Times Reporter 3g DECA 49 FHA 3, STEVE ECKMAN NJHS l,2g Tennis 2g Choir 3,4g Basketball 3,4, KATHY ELLIOT Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3g Art Club 3, JAMES EVERETT MARY ANN FITZPATRICK Art Club 1,4g Pep Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, MIKE FOLMER KARIN FOWLER Choir 1,4g FTA lg Tennis 1,2,3,4: Semi-Finals Regional 3: Royal Representative 4. ELIZABETH ANN GILLESPIE Capetwirler 1, Annual 3,4g Royal Representative 4. IOANN GILLETTE Choir 45 Junior Achievement 4, RALPH HAYNES Band l,2,3,4g YFC 3, JOYCE HENDRICKSON NHS 2,3,4g Sec, of Class 4 Spanish Club 4 ROXANNA HIGGINBOTHAM Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3g Beauty Rep 2 3 Pep Club 3 4 Capetwirler 3,4, JAMES HOLLAND RAY HOLLAND Newspaper 4g Football 3 Track 3 GARY HOLLARS IOANNE HOULIHAN Band l,2,3,4, KENNA JACKSON Treas, of Class lg TIi 'H1 Y 1 2 3 NJHS 1 2 News paper 3g DECA 4, BETTY HRON FHA lg Newspaper 2g Track 2 Student Council Rep 45 Spanish Club 3,4, LINDA LAUHER JAMES LEEAH ROTC l,2, NANCY LENTER ROTC 3,4. ROLAND LEON Baseball lg Football 3 PHIL LODGE Band 1,25 B-Team Football 15 Annual 4, RONALD C. LOGAN KATHY LOVERIDGE NJHS 1,25 Golden Girls 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,35 Speech Club 3,45 Who's Who 35 Choir 1,2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 35 NHS 3,4, MIKE LUCK Annual 3,4, DAVID McCLURE Science 1,45 ROTC 2,3,45 Math Club 3,45 YFC 3,45 Interscholastic League 3 ,4, PAT MCKINNEY Student Council 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 NJHS 1,25 NHS 3,45 Speech Club 3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Library Club 25 Tennis Team 3,45 Golden Girls 3,4, RICHARD MCMANN DECA 3,4, CINDY MALONEY Library Club 4, KATHY MARTIN Pep Club 15 Tennis Team 2,3,45 Art Club 4, SUSAN MILLS Art Club 1,2,3,45 Science Club 25 Capetwirler 35 Student Council Rep, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Who's Who 3, DAVID MORALES B-Team Football 15 B-Team Basketball 1,25 Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Bas- ketball 3,45 All District Basketball 3,45 Student Council Man-at-Large 45 Letterman's Club 4, ROBERT MORGAN DECA 3,4, BOBBETTE NAIL choir 45 DECA 4, STEVE NIX Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Most Witty 45 Best All Around 4. ED NOLAND Student Council Rep, 15 Varsity Football 25 DECA 35 Most Talkative 4, THOMAS O'DELL Math Club 4, MONTY PEACOCK B-Team Football 1,25 Track 1,25 ROTC Rifle Team 2,3,4, GINGER PEYTON Pep Club 2,3,45 YFC 2,35 Library Club 4, IOHN PHILLIPS Track 1,2,35 Art Club 4. KEITH PINSON Student Trainer 2,3,45 Most Bashful 45 Letterman's Club 45 Newspaper 45 Art Club 1, RONNIE PIT TS YFC 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Math Club 2,3, 45 Library Club 2,3,45 Who's Who 35 NHS 3,45 Stu- dent Council Rep. 4, JOHN PRETIGER B-Team Football 1,25 Track 25 Varsity Football 35 B-Team Basketball 25 DECA 45 Best Dancer 4, SHARON QUIMBEY Cheerleader 1,25 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Capetwirler 1,25 Class Sec, 2,35 Class Favorite 25 Latin Club 2,3,45 Newspaper 3, Assistant Ed, 45 Annual 3,45 Secretary of Student Council 45 Speech Club 45 Miss Parkland 45 Biggest Flirt 45 Most Talk- ative 45 Royal Representative 45 Quill and Scroll 45 E1 Paso Youth Council 3. JOHNNY QUINTON Football 152,35 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Choir 3,4, BARBARA RAMERIZ Band l,2,3,45 Baton Twirler 45 Sweetheart of Band 4, FRANK RICCI DECA 4, NANCY RICCI DECA 45 Student Council Rep, 4, TRISHA RITTLE DECA 4. IETTA ROBERTS Pep Club 15 Band 2,3,45 ARENA 35 Editor 45 FTA 35 NHS 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 ROTC 3, 45 Military Queen 45 Student Council Rep, 45 Math Club 45 Royal Representative 45 Princess to Military Ball 35 Representative to Beauty Pageant 45 Lady-In- Waiting to Corrida 45 Most Outstanding Girl 4, MARY LOU SALTUS Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Art Club 2,35 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Who's Who 35 Most Outstanding in P.E, 35 Most Outstanding in Home Ec, 35 Beauty Pageant Rep, 35 Annual Staff 4: Newspaper 45 Corrida Queen 45 Best Dancer 45 Best All Around 45 Most Athletic 45 Library Club 45 Features Ed, 45 Copy Ed, 4, GRERCHEN GARRETT SANDER Favorite 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 FHA 25 Tennis 2,3,4, SCOTT SCI-IERER ROTC 2,35 Math Club 2,3,45 NIHS 25 NHS 3,45 Sci- ence Club 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Speech Club 3, 45 Debate Team 3,45 Most Talented 45 Winner in Science Fair 25 Most Outstanding Boy 4, KIM SCHMIDT Tri-Hi-Y l,2,35 Choir 1,25 Pep Club 35 Art Club 3, 45 Annual 45 Royal Representative 45 Most Friendly 45 Most Witty 4, RODNEY SCHUMACHIER Band 1,25 DECA 4, CINDY SELF Headline Ed, 45 Library Club 45 Most Popular Girl 4, MARTHA SIMPSON Band l,2,3A5 Latin Club 3,45 Student Council Rep, 45 Art Club 2,3,45 Duchess to Military Ball 4, RODNEY STEVENS Band 15 Choir 2,3,45 DECA 4, JOHN TAYLOR Varsity Football 35 B-Team Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 45 Treas, 35 Art Club 3,45 Track 25 DECA 4. ROBERT TINGLER Varsity Football 2,3, LINDA TRUJILLO Student Council Rep, 15 Beauty Pageant 1,45 Tri- Hi-Y 1,2,35Capetwir1e1' 1,2,3,45Treas, 2,45 Home coming Duchess 2,35 Homecoming Queen 45 Art Club 35 Choir 45 Royal Representative 45 Class Fav- orite 45 Lay-out Ed, 45 Class Princess 3, LINDA TUCKER FHA l,2,3,45 Science Club l,2,3,45 Speech Club 1, 25 Latin Club 2,3,45 Student Council Rep, 35 YFC l85 3,45 Library Club 3,43 FNA 1,2,3,45 Choir 35 Modern Dance 2, ANITA EILEEN TUTHILL FHA lg Choir 3,45 Golden Girls 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Royal Representative 4s Beauty Pageant 45 All-City Choir 45 Princess 4. LARRY WALKER B-Team Football l,2g Varsity Football 35 B-Team Basketball lg Track lg Golf 1,2,3g Letterman's Club 3,4g DECA 4, STEVE WALTER SHARON RENEE WARDY FHA 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 DECA 4, CAROLINE WHITFIELD Pep Club 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Student Council Rep. 35 Most Popular Girl 45 Best Dressed 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Newspaper 45 Tennis 43 Royal Representative 45 FTA 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Honor Society 45 Matador of the Month 4. JAMES WI-HTTEN NJHS l,2. GINGER WILLIAMS Tri-Hi-Y 25 Who's Who 3,45 Choir 3,45 Golden Girls 3,45 Arena 35 DECA 45 All City Choir 45 All Regional Choir 4. MARGARETTE WORKMAN ROTC 3,45 Library Club 3,43 Duchess to Military Ball 3,4, LARRY WRIGHT JAMES YOUNG B-Team Football 1,2g Art Club 35 Science Club 4. use A Buchannon, Maryann - 156 Acosta, Robert - 36,37,48,58,59,123,124 Acosta, Tom - 55,64,65 Aiona, Walter - 168 Anderson, Kim - 146 Anderson, Michael - 168 Andree, Merry - 138 Andrews, Ricky - 138 Anton, Henry - 156 Argior, Barbara - 47 Argiro, James - 124 Armstrong, Brian - 138 Armstrong, Rick - 146 Arnold, Dionicia - 138 Ayoub, John - 36,64,65,l24,135 Ayoub, Zahille - 128 Badeau, Buddy - 170 Baily, Terry - 170 Baker, James - 48,64,65,7O,71,l45,14-6 Baker, Kathaleen - 170 Baker, Terry - 48,58,59,62,70,71,124 Bailian, Barbra - 146 Barfield, Elaine - 146 Blackwell, Gary - 156 Blackwell, Linda - 146 Blair, Joan - 156 Blair, Mark - 58,59,62,63,124 Blair, Paul - 170 Blair, Stephen - 146 Boaz, Tommy - 173 Bowen, Dennette - 168 Brice, Mike - 146 Brice, Charleton - 4l,42,70, 71 Britz, Albert - 55,146 Britz, Diane - 170 Broderick, John - 48, 64, 65, 138 Broome, Ricky - 146 Broome, Michael - 29,125,138 Brown, Donald - 55,156 Brown, George - 125 Brown, Judy - 146 Brown, Monika - 156 Bryson, Marylin - 104, 146 Bryan, Richard - 153 Barker, Stephen - 55, 62, 63 Barlow, Pamela - 156 Barrera, Carlos - 48,58,59,146 Barron, Danny - Barron, Janice - Barron, Joan - Barron, Steve - Bartlett, Billie - 55 Bayer, Johnye - 138 Beadle , Beadle , Robert - 48,138 Walter - 55 Beck, Bobby - 55 Bell, Betty - 156 Bennett, James - 55,156 Bennett, Patty - 12,25,138 Bennett, Karen - 70,71,156 Bennett, Mary - 138,98,99 Bennett, Terresa - 156 Bennett, Sandra - 138 Beno, Cheryl - 172 Beno, Carol - 124 Berger, Don - 140 Bilowhich, Karen - 103,138 Bishop , Bishop, Jack - 48,70,71,124 Susan - 146 Black, Norma - 146 Black, Wayne - Blackson, Kathleen - 132 Bullock, Andrew - 138 Bullock, Johnny - 146 Burris, Cheryl - 170 Burtan, Donald - 156 Bush, Kathaleen - 157 Butcher, Linda - 157 Cassels, Rita - 2,138 Cain, Thomas - 55,157 Calder, Robert - 148 Calvert, Georgia - 157 Candler, Karen - 147 Candler, Sandy - 147 Carmichael, Debbie - 157 Carter, Dean - 170 Casturita C asturita Chandler Cheslock Cheslock, Irma - 41,138 Rosa - 125 Ramona - Debbie - 157,170 JoAnn - 157 Clark, Ronnie - 55,155,157 Clark, Renee - 47,157 Clausen, Ronnie - 157 Clawson , Clayton , Clemens, Clement, Clement, Clement, Michelle - 147 Linda - 29,125 Gorden - 55, 147 James - 125 Shirley - 147 Susan - 147 Clinton, lohn - 139 Cochrane, Sharon - 138 Cochrane, Kevin - 147 Compton, Jim - 55,147 Conner, Barry - 148 Cooley, Roxanna - 125 Cooley , Alice - 170 Cooley, Elton - 48,64,65,70,71,139 Colley, Onie - 168 Cooper, Gregory - 70,71 Cooper, Margaret - 157 Cooper, Patricia - 27 ,125 Cooper, Kerry - 48,157 Collins, Charles - 147 Corbin, June - 157 Coussons, Debbie - Cox, Douglas - 157 Cozad, Bruce - 125 Cozad, Karen - 147 Cozad, Marylin - 98 , 126 Crawford, Becky - Crouse, Brenda - Crutcher, Mike - 35 ,48,58,59,62,63,70,71,126 Cumley, Steven - Cunningham, David - 151 Dailey, Frank - 48,58,59,7O,71,139 David, Charles - 157 David, Donald - 147 Davis, Billie - 157 Davis, Cynthia - 139 Davis, John - 48,139 Day, Deborah - 157 Day, Penny - '7O,71,147 DeArman, Doyle - 55,157 Dick, Debbie - 141 Dick, Lori - 157 Doggett, Bruce - 24-,48,'62, Donohue, John - 139 Donohue, Mike - 158 Dotson, Vicky - Downey, Elizabeth - 168 Downey, James - 157 D owney , Mary - 170 Downey, Sally - 168 Doyle, Delena - 147 Draper, Draper , Ronald - Sherry - Duecker, Lorraine - 41,126 Duncan, Jim - 48,147 Eckrnan, Steve - 42 63 , 122 , 123 , 126 Edwards, Sandy - 158 Edwards, David - Edwards, Michael - 43 Ehler, Paula - 147 Elliot, Kathaleen - 126 Ellis, Paul - 153 Elman, Aaron - 158 Engelke, Linda - 168 Ephlin, Gary - 172 Evans, Irene - 170 Evans, Verna - 170 Everett, Jim - 132 Fallcenstein, Richard - 43,147 Falkenstein, Vicky - 25,98,99 Fall, Caroline - 158 Farley, Loralyn - 158 Farriss, Rick - 158 Faulk, Matthew - 70,71,168 Faulk, Mark - 159 Fennell, Johnny - 147 Fennell, Jimmy - 158 Ferrel, Christine - 148 Ferrel, Janice - 58 Ferrell, Janet - 170 Ferrell, Marian - Fitzpatrick, Mary Ann - 133 Flees, Diane - 139 Floyd, Andy - 5O,58,59,148 Flynt, Judy - 45,46,47,139 Flynn, Bill - 173 Flynn, Virginia - 98,99,148 Folmer , Michael - Fowler, Karen - 33,126 Fowler, Elvin - 170 Fowler, Robert - 148 Fowler Russel - Francionie, Bobbie - 139 Francionie, 'Debbie - 158 Freeman, Elizabeth - 158 Freeman, Peggy - 158 Fuller, JoAnn - 98,239,104 Fuller, Linda - 139,158,105 Fuller, Linda - 139,158,105 Gafford, Tommy - 158 Galloway, Debbie - 158 Gamble, Robert - Gamble, Elwood - 168 Gamble, Debbie - 158 Garcia, Elwood - 168 Garcia, Joseph - 168 Garcia, Joseph - 168 Garcia, Phillip - 170 Gardiner, Christine - 139 Garrett, Gigi - 127 Genzman, Linda - 139 Genzman, Debbie - 159 Genzman, Suesan - 159 Gifford, Christine - 148 Gifford, James - 139 Gillespie, Anne - 2,127 Gillman, Jackie - 104,148 Gillman, Tony - 98,99,104,148 Gomer, Johnny - 168 Gomer, Vicky - 159 Gonzalez, Kathy - 148 Gonzales, Marylou - 148 Goodman, Lynn - 148 Grace, Karen - 148 Graham, Mark - 159 Graham, Mike - 139 Gray, Alan - Green, Dora - 139 Green Mozelle - 148 Green Patrick - 170 Green Raimund - Greer, Robert - 159 Grover, Tom - 159 Guthrie, Ben - 159 Hale, Gernnde - 98,99,139 Hale, Patrick - 159 Hall, Betty - 149 Hall, David - 168 Hall, Trudy - 98,99,140 Hammond , Charles - 48, 64, 65, 66, 140 Hammond, John - 55,64,65,66,70,71,155,159 Hamrick, Alton - 159 Hanson, Edward - 159 Hanson, Jolene - 159 Hanson, Sharon - 159 Hardison, Alicia - 170 Hardison, James - 70,71,140 Hargraves, John - 149 Harrell, Michael - 160 Harris, Dale - 48,149 Harris, Joe - 139 Hatcher, Charles - 160 Hayworth, Brenda - 160 Haynes, Ralph - 127 Helmick, Laurie - 160 Hefferstay, Roxanna - 160 Hendrickson, Joyce - 123,127 Herman, Jeanette - Hester, Jean - 160 Higginbotham, Erwin - 55,160 Higginbotham, Hobart - Higginbotham, Peter - Higginbotham, Walter - 149 Hightower, Elmer - 140 Hilyard, Joseph - 55,56,62,63, Hodson, Patricia - 149 Hogg, Donna - 160 Holland, James - Holland, Raymund - Hollars, Gary - 172 Honaker, Doris - 139 Honaker, Janet - 151 Horseley, Anne - 140 Hougharn, Renee - 171 Houle, Bill- 55,56,160,155 Hone, Gerri - Hone, Maryann - 140 Houlihan, Joanne - Houlihan, John - Hudson, Barbara - 160 Hudson, Richard - 140 144, 145 , 149 Hugo, Kathy - 25,47,145,149,104 Huffman, Deborah - 160 Hupp, William - 55,149 Ives, John - 160 Ives, Mackey - 160 Jackson, Gary - 140 Jackson, Kathy - 103,140 Jackson, Kenna - 127 Jaquez, Carmen - Jenson, Robert - 160 Jiron, Betty - 70,71,l28 Jiron, George - 149 Jiron, Nelda - 160 Johnson, Walter - 171 Karens, Sherry - 149 Keefe, Cabiela - Kelly, Monica - 160 Keen, Karla - Kemp, Gem Ann - 160 Kemp, Paul - 62,63,149,153 Kennedy, Elizabeth - 173 Krikorian, Tonya - 98,99,160 Klanecky, Mary - 103,13 8 Kotielney, Jackie - 160 Kubinski, David - 161 Kubinski, Paul - 55,149 Lamas, Kathy - 33,140 Linda, Lynda - 161 Langbehn, Bill - 149 Laraway, Donna - 161 Leah, Gary - 55,151 Leah, James - 128,149 Lentner, Janes - 41,140 Leon, Roland - 126 Livesay, Lola - 172 Livesay, Norma - 172 Livingston, Debbie - 70,71,150 Loveridge, Kathy - 43,128 McKinn1ey, Donald - 150 McCleod, Edward - 150 McMillan, Harvey - 150 McMann, David - 173 McMann, Richard - 172 Lodge, Ginny - 161 Lodge, Phillip - 2,128 Logan, Patricia - 150 Logan, Ronald C, - 2 Logan, Ronald W, - 173 Medinger, Randy - 150 Mendoza, Margarita - 168 Mestas, Kathy - 161 Metz, Virgil - 169 Milbern, James - 162 Lowenburg, Edward - 55,150 Michaels, Andrea - 141 Luck, Mike - 2,128 Lyle, Lynda - 103,140 Lyle, William - 55,161 Mills, Donna - 141 Mills, Robert - 150 Mills, Susan - 129 Machristie, Andrew - 55,161 Madrigal, Adrian - 161 Maldonado, Evette - 161 Maloney, Cindy - 129 Maloney, James - 161 Mann, Donald - 171 Marshall, Janice - 98,539,140 Marshall, Linda - 140 Martin, Barbara - 98,953,150 Martin, Barbara - Martin, Carolyn - Martin, Kathy - 98,929,128 Martin, Randall - 161 Mattson, Karen - 150 Mattson, Kandie - 140 Maxwell, Deborah - 150 Maxwell, Steven - 55,153 McAllister, Kathy - 140 , Debbie - 2,23,24,46, 70, 71, 104, 140 McCabe McCabe, Jenny - 161 McBride, Tom - 140 McClure, David - 128,173 McClure, Gary - 163 McClure, Phillip - 162 McCluskey , Thomas - McConnahey, Terry - 128 McConnahey, Bobbi - 70,71,171 McDonald, Jack - 12,27 McGhee , Danny - 48,140 McGhee, Thomas - 150,173 McGovern, Hugh - 140 McGovern, Rose - 162 McHugh, Mike - 140 McKinney, Patricia - 33,128 Miner, Mimsie - 32,163 Montano, Ray - 141 Montano, Virginia - 32,70,71,162 Morales, David - 48,58,59,70,71,129 Morales Jesse - 48,55,64, 65,70,71,150 Morales Sylvia - 163 Morgan, Mike - 2,141,150 Morgan, Robert - 129 Morgan, Deborah - 150 Morgan, Gwen - 162 Morgan, Bill - 150 Morris, Janet - 104,150 Morrsi, Linda - 163 Morris, Peggy - 171 Morris, Randy - 55,163 Morrow, Jane - 163 Morton, Kenneth - 169 Morton, Larry - 171 Moses, Mike - 151 Mullholland, Gary - 55,163 Mulvaney, Phillip - 163 Murphy, Carleen - 104,151 Murphy, Eileen - Musarra, Gina - 141 Musarra, Joseph - 2,141 Nally, Vicky - 163 Nanos, Ronald - 163 Nanos, Paul - 141 Nail, Bobbette - 129 Nagel, Frank - 55,151 Naquin, Katie - 163 Narteker, Harry - 55,151 Narteker, Richard - 163 Nash, Edgar - 141 Narried, Nicky - 55,151 Nation, Ronald - Nix, Steven - 48,62,63,123,12 Nolde, Robert - 55,152 Norman, Richard - 179 Norman, Robert - 171 O'Del1, Thomas - O'Nei1, George - 151 Oliver, Betty - 163 O'Rourke, Joyce - 141 Otto, Robert - 163 Owen, Bobby - 163 Owen, Tonya - 103,141 Padgett, Arthur - 163 Parker, Douglas - 151 Pastrana, Pete - 48, 62,653,141 4,130 Pastrana, Myra - 47, 70, 71,98, 151, 145 Patterson, Donna - 163 Payan, Mike - 48,141 Payan, Rosie - 163 Peacock, Brenda - 141 Peacock, Eugene - 171 Rayson, John - 55,164 Read, Barry - 48,141 Reader, Bruce - 152 Reeves, Cynthia - 152,173 Reilrnan, Don - 142 Reynolds, Byron - 164 Reynolds, Debbie - 47,152,145 Ricci, Carol - 164 Ricci, Frank - 173 Ricci, Nancy - 33,173 Rittle, Trisha - 41 Rittler , Roberts , Walter - Beverly - 2,11,72,92,100,142 Roberts, Dean - 55,165 Roberts , Roberts , Stan - 38,3,8,17,81,97,100,153 152 Jetta- 2,26,27,3l,33,38,42,43 70 '71 82 84,85,86,83,97,123,133,134 Robinson, Juanita - 2,103,142 Rodella Bertha - 172 , Rolando, Fred - 172 Rollans, Barbara - 152 Romero, Maria - 171 Romero, Tony - 142 Rosenkranz, Diane - 98,142 Peacock, Monty - Peck, Patricia - 152 Pelliter, Deborah - 152 Pelton, J. L, - 164 Pena, Ernest - 163 Pena, Gloria - 152 Pena, Ricky - 55,163 Percy, Robin - 152 Perkins, Evelyn - 152 Perkins, Shane - 163 Peyton, Lorretta - 128 Phillips, John - 130,163 Phillips, Jennifer'- Philant, Jim - 55,152 Philpot, James - 173 Piccano, Robert - 163 Quimbey, Sharon - 2,33,36,3'J,46,'70,71,13O Pitts, Ronald - 41,70,71,150 Pinson, Keith - 50,130 Pinkey, Barthale - Pendergast, Debra - 169 Powell, David - 163 Pretiger, Johnny - 130 Quimbey, Charles - 58,59,141 Rosenkranz, Phyllis - 152 Ross, Edgar - 172 Ross, Gordon - 55,152 Rothblatt, Melanie - 164 Rowland, Debbie - 173 Salles, Susan - 152 Saltus, Mary Lou - 2,30,31,46,l3O Santiago, Ivetre - 72,142 Scherer, Cathy - 152 Scherer, Scott - 39,42,43,131 Schmalfeldt, Diane - 152 Schrnalfeldt, Donna - 131 Schmidt, Louise - 33,131 Schmidt, Riley - 169 Schmidt, Robin - 55,152 Schumacher, Rodney - 131 Schoch, Steve - 55,145,152 Self, Cynthia - 34,133 Severe, Vivian - 103,142 Shaner, Alicia - 164 Shaw, Jan - 177 Sheets, Clifford - 169 Shelton, Fred - 58,59,173 Quinton , Johnny , - Ramirez , Barbara - 33,130 Ramirez, Elizabeth - 163 Ramirez, Ernestina - 163 Renegar, Chuck - 141 Rayner , Ethel - 163 Shirley, Jerry - 152 Simpson, Martha - 28,33,41,42,7O, Sintas, Carol - 46, 70, 71, 173 Skillings, Ronnie - 142 Skinner, David - 164 Slettebo, Deborah - 171 Slettebo, Cynthia - 154,164 71,131 Slettebo, John - 55, 64, 65,142 Smith, Johnnie - 55,169 Smith, Allen - 169 Smith, Ethel - Smith, Londa - 169 Smith, Steve - 164 Smith, Paul - Vannoy, Jeff - 64,65,142 Velasquez, Marlene - 153 Vincent, Kit - 165 Walker, Larry - 131 Walter, Lynn - 143 Walter, Steve - 133 Wardy, Sharon - 132 Watson, Belinda - 169 Smith, Steve - 152 Sonnenberg, Steven - 171 Spidle, Teri - 164 Spradling, Rita - 7,23 Stacks, Terri - 164 Stafford, Anne - 7O,71,152,154 Stafford, Bernadette - 164 St, Amand, Michael - 171 St, Amand, Sharon - 169 Weckworth, Debbie - 104,153 Weiser, Barbara - 153 Weiser, Susie - 163 Wells, Linda - 143 Werden, Cynthia - 165 White, Gary - Watson, Lash - Whitten, James - Stanton, James - Stark, Shiela - 152 Stephens, Roger - 131,165 Stevens, Garret - Steward, Carolyn - 153 Sropher, Dawn - 173 Stopher, Steven - 173 Strong, Strong, Nathan - 153 William - 169 Strout, Edith - 171 Subburry, Gwenda - 70,71,169 Tall.man, Mike - 153 Taylor, Bill - Taylor, Donald - 165 Taylor, John - 58,59 Taylor, Marie - 153 Tenneson, Pat - 55,163 Whiteman, Gilbert - 153 Whitfield, Carolyn - 33, 132 Whitfield, Jesse - 153 Whiteman, Raymond - 173 Whitten, Donald James - 43, 5 Whitten, Paula - 165 Wilson, Linda - 28,923,143 Wilkins, Debbie - 165 Wilkins, Rick - 143 Williams, Debbie - 165 Williams, Patsy - Williams, virginia - 42,132 Wing, Gary - 143 Workman, Margarrette - 28,33 1 Woolf, Vicki - 153 Wooten, Barbara - 153 Wren, LeeRoy - 48,143 Tenneson, Mike - 55,165 Terrian, David - 133 Terrian, Mike - 142 Tessman, Chuck - 169 Tessman, Mary - 165 Thomas, Joseph - 142 Thompson, Renee - Timmerman, Donald - 142 Towles, Tina - 165 Townsend, Alexis - 103,32,142 Townsena, Connie - 165 Trueba, Toni - 142 Trujillo, Marci - 142 Trujillo, Linda - 22,33,'70,'71,98,99,122,l23,131 Tucker, Greg - 55,153 Tucker, Laura - 2,143 Tucker, Linda - 131 Tuthill, Eileen - 32,33,131 Wren, Marilyn - 133 Wren, Melvin - 132 Wright, Richard - 55,153 Wright, Rodney - Wright, Edmond - Wright, William - Wyatt, Deby - 165 Wylie, Lyra - 153 Young, Angelyn - 104,173 Young, Jim - 133 Young, Teresa - 98,143 Young, Roy - 55,165 Young, Robert - 143 Zalace, Dorothy - 165 Zalace Zalace , Linda - 143 , Lydia - 132 Zavala, Enrique - 165 192 1 Mrs, Allshouse - 111 Mrs, Anderson - 113,123 Mr, Barnes - 51,121 Mr, Beauford - 109,125 Mrs, Bell - 118 Mr, Beno - 120 Mrs, Borneman - 113 Mr, Cooper - 115 Mr, Dunlap - 120 Mr, Eskew - 51,62,63,112 Mrs, Ferguson - 114 Mr, Fisk - 118 Mr, Glover - 54,55,58,119,15 Mr, Harris - 109 Mrs, Henry - 111 Sgt, Kee - 121 Mr. Kirtley - 51,120,193 Mrs, Kollman - 115,166 Mr, Lanelli - 118,145 Mr, Martin - 51,119 Mr, Nicholson - 54,55,118 4, Mrs, Packard - 116,134,155 Mr, Paine - 110,123 Mr, Perez - 117 Mr, Plumbley - 112 Mrs, Plumbley - 110 Miss Read - 119,154,155 Miss Reagan - 117 Mrs, Romero - 113,166 Miss Serna - 72,114 Mr, Simmons - 120 Mr, Shirley - 112 Mrs, Stanley - 121 Mrs, Steele - 111 Mr, Terrazas - 114,145 Mr, Tucker - 113,99 Mrs, Tucker - 121 Miss Valdez - 115,85,92 Mrs, Williams - 116 Mrs, Wisdom - 115 Mrs, Woltz - 117 Pfc. Charles Barnes Dennis Cunningham Memoriam . . . The Lord's linger iouohed ihem and iheg Slept Now fhe Laborer's Task Is O'er Now the 1aborer's task is o'erg Now the battle day is pastg Now upon the farther shore Lands the voyager at last. F th r, in Thy gracious keeping Leave we now Thy servant sleeping There the tears of earth are d ' d There its hidden things are cl There the work of 11fe 15 trred By a juster judge than here. Father, in Thy gracious keeping 'ivneave wendy? Tfiy' servant sleeping. ' i rnere me pemrents that turn To the cross their dying eyes, A11 the love of Jesus learn At His feet in Paradise. Father, in Thy gracious keeping Leave we now Thy servant sleeping. There no more the powers of hell Can prevail to mar their peaceg Christ the Lord shall guard them well, He who died for their release. Father, in Thy gracious keeping leave we now Thy servant sleeping. Earth to earth, and dust to dust, Calmly now the words we say: Left behind, we wait in trust For the resunection day. Father, in Thy gracious keeping Leave we now Thy servant sleeping. - John Lodge Ellerton I I 1 QR proliles pride programs power passion pain ' peculiariig principles poliiics pleasures performances preparaiion puzzlemeni prager peerdom prosperilg ihis has been a paraphernalia ol' and purpose eighieen gears of American dream neil goung TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made