Rankin High School - Red Devil Yearbook (Rankin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1976 volume:

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Wiih a friend al hand you will see ihe light il' your friends are lhere. lhen everglhing is all righi. HOMECOMING ----6 HIGH SCHOOL TWIRLERS ------ ---10 RHS BAND ---------- ---12 BAND SWEETHEART ---- ---- 1 3 HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS --- ----15 FOOTBALL ----- ---- 1 B BASKETBALL --- ----27 TRACK ------- ---- 3 7 GOLF ---- ---- 4 3 TENN1S--- ----45 HIGHLIGHTS Homecoming I 975 The students of RHS begin the Homecoming festivities in the traditional way each year - collecting bonfire wood , below. The festivities enjoyed by all, bring friends together, Exes home, and new acquaintances. The remaining pictures show the enthusiasm of all students, the participation in the march, and the introduction of the 1975 Football Team, by Coach Turner. J, of Homecoming Queen Miss Pansy Peterson, shown below, was elected 1975 Homecoming Queen. She is pictured receiving her crown from the former Queen, Miss Gay Routh and Frank Self, Vice-President of the Student Council. The Princesses of Miss Peterson's Court are shown at left, top to bottom: Miss Sarah Barrett, Miss Liz Smith, and Miss Cheryl Bearden. The royalty of RHS were escorted by their fathers. The following pages will depict the actual events of Homecoming in chronological order in full color. ,L ..,' .4 ',,. x 4 f 'C 5'1'.3xg-,,,:,f:T.4t .,,1 1 -5 Z A 1 h N., X, , Qs -- L.-. gf ' vga . .x I-. - 1 , . ,':: ' 'f ' .1 lnf f JI' r 5 -1' M. 'v 1-, iz J - dx 5 ' ik . - e ..?, ij , ' ' 9 P r . V . rj ,LL F ' 'f ' 5' ff' -:if ffl- -- r K, 1 :wr- -ffffis 'fel -. 'V::' . :. ' E 2:5-f9i?iQ ' :V 'lT.1K .-214' Sf- T y A . ' I I in 1 1' 4 ' J . Pfssifgtfs' A ' - 'IW-L W 11 . A 5 - '95-. ,. S' 3 , I4 --jx n ,, 'J ff? my 4 Q L r U, , :ajax X. .' .' 4 .9 -u 9 'U ' 2 , 1 5 NJ. 2 0' 1 1 8 . Q - - .V -fi? , 1 ,' 'v - , , -! ff., I I . 1 ,. -7,3 1 , -4 - ,, , ,. in IN 1 5555 N -F A I s ' ' 5 L X P brass-5 ' f A' 7595 HB' S wi Q Ss ' i ,. Rinimi N ' H ' n f N1 V' 1 1 l le' ... ,...,... ww V48 si! U 'B 'N L, ff, N, I, 5 . Af - Y U u V. 'I Q' '55 I' ' ,V ks Y . !?Ci'i 5-U X 5 w 'J , Q- + 3753 ' A ' 2 i X 12.2,-E H--' f , i 441 Twirlers The Twirlers are , clockwise beginning at right: Miss D'Ann Garlington, Miss Tammy Wilkerson, Miss Shelley Edge, Miss Kristi Russorn, and Miss Lerii Fitzhugh. Along with the Red Devil Band , the Twirlers have provided a variety of excellent entertainment at football games, pep rallies, and especially marching contest. Red Devil Band Mr. Gordon Shulz Mr. Shultz has had an active and successful year in such activities as marching contest, stage band, concerts, football games, and pep rallies. As in previous years, the Band did an excellent job of representing RHS. Leading the Band on field were the two Drum Majors: bottom left, Miss Kim Martin and right, Mr. Garliugton. the Dan Qtn S '2 N' xx, 1 f V 5 I s. ' - 1 l . . '41 A , 1 4 'HA -o ,- .- . 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The Officers areg seated left, Kirby Shipp, Presidentg Cathy Hughes, Secretary: standing, Pansy Peterson, Reporter: and Roy Kendrick, Vice- President. Cheerleaders Rankin High School's sports program was led by the four dedicated cheerleaders, shown here. They were chosen by a Student Body vote in late spring of last year. Throughout the year, these girls have led the Red Devils to victory in track, basketball, golf, tennis, and football. They are clockwise: at left: Phyllis Sobotik, Sarah Barrett, Teresa Koen, Jamie Tiemann. These four have done an excellent job in urging the Devils on to victory. ,J ,. : . If 3, :.-,- -WM nw. , -. JF 11 -' L+' JF' ' - gli 'T-331' , 'fn .- ltf 1 x REUUEVHS L -3 1-1-W an . ,iw ,. ' - ' f 1,2-fi -' y, ...' or . T 4 W. ,Q ,I gg y i J. I 2 ff jg on ,y qmya-2.153 . ,, , Qgr, 'leffaof 1' V- Egfr: V. .jig 'yi Q '--' fu- . J-f 3' . . f f 'T?4 ' G- 'W YF' A 1 f '7' ., -' ,:' 'iifii . ,yr t l'9i5-L' , Q -,-,j-ff ix - in at I f 14? I ww-4:0 J, W V , vI.r:wA.'i' -a y M 1 ,71 -fl W 'rein SCOREBOARD Rankin Opponent 35 Eldorado 15 O McCamey 13 13 Jai, NM 14 OPEN 38 Sandersoni 0 33 Robert Lee 6 35 Wink? 0 7 Balmorheaii 0 23 Marfai 6 28 Clint? '7 6 Iraani: 27 District Games W Homecoming Game gif , . ,. 17- .1 - ' 1, uyvliilfi .Lf-ff ' J' ' 78 94, E . f: . N -AT -,J Q 5,11-.5g'..fZ, 713---M-f:i',,f , 2:5.zff'A,jf' 2, f 4- ,qyg 31,52 Hx ' ,ff :Kyra l ' ir-fr. -H. . :kiwi F ', -715 ,- ,'5M,:': 'I 4 ', '- 'ft-H.-4 ,-W: ff'-fa u- .,,. . X fi 1 I 1 1 Donnie Cole Gehrig Feuge David Harper COACHING STAFF: standing, James Heffernan Willie Myers Dwayne Turner, Head Coach Jerald Head, below left Bryan Henry - ' . '- Q94-4 ..u ' u is-'fx-.gel i ' 7 -Mille 'M' -Y-,ll Ur' x . . . 19275 '!+3' P' ' 1 Q-,', lax. wr' ,- ,.q,w. 'v ' ' 'W 1-':.nfMf2- :- ...f:P'-'- JB! XJ-'if,A3.n.. ' 1-I q,.f1.,7,, fa, raw? A J, - flidiv - limi- 'Eff .JF f1!! 'f.E:'81':'L'i'i-. Tommy Johnson Ricky Lee Daymond Lindsey Carl Richardson Kirby Shipp 1 , ,gs -4 - ,I ngf. I,a f A ,J 1 David Turner '51-'t David Weaver ' - Owen Yocham CIT'- ' 4 3 M1 ,MN . W. A r!,.m, X - 5,4533 I 6 D 5, ,H 1 D , -,VE-.ra , , FTA' M ,karl 0 ,, , . A-.. ,-- , - . - -u-'-2033.1--,,1.. Wi . '..fxA, I-1 1 A A-',,' 1,1 . film, , -:MA r.-we-yfn,i'. Mwuewwh , 1-'rr Lynn Evans Hilton Luckie , above Doug McAnaugh Roy Kendrick Clarke Turner, seen at right xi WL, W A., - 4 . ,uf-Lili' S. 4... x: IL Tk Yr.,-1 .-4. w-s., '72 H353 -.-l'.92 J, 2535 . y l 'ff . vw BQ RU' Tyr A , HIL 45 K , Y ' 9 E ' fx- 'fl 57 1 'r'.e'.f .ee 1, is -, - -f rib, - - 1 Q1 ,el l I V. K- r I i- v 'K 4- 5l.3,.4': . ,ag-' f ,n r . l, X l , Y -,N '.'7A' 'l .QU '3.'. 1, I ' .fn 'Ii'- I -. 3. 3 MLA. jg vm. wr, 4- -1,1 .lei ,V by , 1- -f . , 1 .. X- kglv I fhx ly QEHEER if 1 sf ., .' mf jk 2 .. -..' A '--. 4133. -9 .. --f ff X ! 3. 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NEXT ROW: Mike Vick, Donnie Cole, Roy Kendrick. THIRD ROW: Michael Dupriest, Ricky Lee, Gary Latham. BOTTOM ROW: David Turner and Tommy Johnson . A 5 nf' ' at , A' 911 if 34 - 1 7: Enid ffi L -': 'y.g,.-,.- '5 'IW-5 nb The Rankin Red Devil Junior Varsity Football team had a highly successful season in preparing for Varsity Action. The Junior Varsity worked diligently throughout the season at both games and practice . The prospects for future Varsity members look excellent. Under the direction of Coach Williard Hedges, B- team members have gained much experience and improved greatly. Pictured at left is the Junior Varsity in action against arch-rival Iraan. Pictured lower right, Coach Hedges plans strategy on the field . I U1 Teamwork, as pictured at right, prevails James Bass Timothy Black Randy Doege David Fulton Randy Golson, seen below on the Junior Varsity . David Latham Frank Self Don Vickers Ken Adler, seen below , . .,.A y up ' Q p ff? i -Q A ' V ' it h J, to r ..... -1 -raw -nr wth ' ll ...- A JA - A ,, 1, . s r gi H- ,g'1 det - H M . -5 , . - -f. X , qlmn x-f E wffffd I VX N ': B., 6: 1 Q-,J '- ' H A : lt-A 5 , l L-Q Vi.. A K Y Q . ' -' xixrlm ' '- iii! A 3'+' 1 J 'E 73.,L--:'- . - 2: Swv ,..'--Q.-, Q.. wr' V 1 ' fum ' - ' 1 552315 - ' 1 - as Q ,E -afylt flh, - f H+ - . , xg, , X . Q . - - V -e f ,fi , M fg . . mr -nl .Suki 'wl'3F7.'i ' V Maj 'ki ' r ' -Reiss A A ' - ns ':. ,.,- ' ' W 'A asf4f.f1ffl-me'-,2'11' zwvxsfr 't .' n ter -i 4 . . ' f f' f 2 V B111 Lindsey Buddy Oliver Stewart Sparks -1 -1 , 1, Q , 1.'f1.l,,,9,f. . . --. .- 1 , ' , .4 ,1.r- -f '- .,.. tw ., ,M-. . -' - I . uh- VA, nt x 1 1' vt. ,. , H ,f .x..1- ,f ' ' ' 1 tzylgftf- f . ,.., , ., A.--i-,rf - -,, V . fm! ,x ? nm: 1' M' i , ,.,.-p ,. nw' kwa.-1 qi M, -JU. yt -- -,, x-, wil -- ww. 1., 'L f -- -. -HW f,iff5'9-1 3. fn . 1, w.'.:,4:- --, .QL1 . 1 . .r3ls. ':x ,x As- ,..., Pictured below is the Junior Varsity in action against McCamey . Coy Templeton Curtis Wollman Jim Alsop Richard Barrett, seen below 41 ' 'B ., u q, 4 A 1 As is .nd .,. A in -IN 5' MM . ---- ' . . M' . x U - y .4 ani' fl 8 W will , f fvw' - 0 ,1 -.,..f, . -.- . . -- gum 5 W? - k FL. 4 ' Q . .. 4. , ...t 5, - Ty . , N U T I .U-li ,gif - .. 3- ' H .11 , - gc- --fd R., . .V ,x., Q nf A -'Q-'mtl' 'F Q,SS2'?'iur1 5-'f' I.. M 1' . all ,IM . , lx , -.... ., RMP Jf 169' Mark Self Brent Wrinkle Q . . I' -ang., ', :J '-B' ' ' ' . 1 'S li' V.,-,R af-..2 a- 'f f S . .24 .,.. M- : 1- --Mi 1 Q, ..S:x?i5.'3!z Plfrr 'v' 'fff:3'?f Z '14 ,aw-5 Brent Collins Kenneth Fulton Dee Kendrick Rusty Lee Wayne McKenzie , seen below The 8th Grade Football Boys, with a very impressive record of 6-O-1, had a fine season. The boys shown here will go on to the B-team , and hopefully, have as good a season as they had this year. The success of the team is in part due to the untiring efforts of coaches like Coach Henry Anderson, shown at far right. Q is Rankin 20 Wink 8 Rankin 52 Wink 12 Rankin 12 Grandfalls 12 Rankin 44 Iraan 0 Rankin 28 McCamey 0 Rankin 58 Iraan O Rankin 16 McCamey O Scoring Again As one can tell from a quick glance, these young players have all the desire in the world. And, sometimes it just so happens that all of them can put it together at one time for that big score to win the game . li A ,,-- tbl U4 V AW Baal T 'mr' - 'I rf:f'7i-ffl' 1-:V 1- iii' ar fiT'f'-1 '-'- - JKT '. ' ' . - I- frm W-'Y,f.'?fl'Ef. fl ?p2-il'7f2-wif-Hrr.'Hi.7 'P-' 1 r 1 n.:j5-'F H5- X , cfmjwngm.-1,h,..1wi'1A,Tl.. 1:2 'Ex -:sg 1 ,I 1 , : 1-gngavgz ' r -fr,-'ip :W 1: Piave 'W' 12. if . tf sg- :LC J A 'EEL-V. f':elf'f 4+':i' F ',g ,,'f-mar.-',j.ery T ii EM A FI.. J ! X I rr J E 1 , N , W, .1-1.-in -I Z 1 ,Aw .,,-H. ' R f lj .- ..-'r-- 1.5. ,,..u,. .,r,..K in ,.: , , ,,, V ,, -J,:.,,1 -.-, ., , ,I .4 -l,,, . I , . - s. 4 1 1 ' 7+h Grade STANDING: Johnny Fannin, Manager, Naldo Esparza, Charles Flanagan, Juan Escarsega , Steven Midkiff , and Coach Bud Poage. KNEELING: Manager Eddie Gonzales, Bradley Bains, Skip Woodfin, Iarnes Barrett, Cecil Holcomb , Michael Peterson , and Major Bill Bott. SITTING: Michael Reece, Selso Abalos, Robby Winford, Kevin Smith, Apolonio Gonzales , Richard Whitney , and Denny Latham. The Seventh Grade did a real fine job this year. Their record was 5-3-0. A special tribute to Coach Poage in commending him for his fine efforts. 5 Ill l.fa-W., ' 'T' ' Rankin Wink Rankin Wink Rankin Grandfalls 34 14 21 0 '24 O 'J Rankin Mertzon Rankin Mertzon Rankin Imperial V. Coach James Heffernan, at right Lynn Parker, below E The roundball team this year was leading the District at the end of the first half of play. And again, the fate of the championship team was decided during the last game of the year. However, the team had a very successful year, winning a number of games and tournaments . These accomplishments must be attributed to the Coach, the managers - David Weaver and Charles McAnaugh, and to the players themselves. u ul A Team Has Wmmng Season SHUI 'N CI Cheryl Bearden Kim Martin Teresa Plagens E 1 C, Patti Pruett Phyllis Sobotik Tammy Wilkerson The team can be seen above along with the Coach Williard Hedges and the managers - Jamie Gossett and Rena Patterson. Lerii Fitzhugh Cathy Hughes Joyce Plagens Mary Routh Kristi Russom Jamie Tieman Z Shown at right are the members of the A11-District team. They are: STANDING: Joyce Plagens Teresa Plagens, and LCI11 Fitzhugh. SITTING: Patti Pruett and Tammy Wllkerson S3 A 231 J 4 1' ,Mah ' 'fgitf-4?iQe'1J '3' , 4 - , 5, .,. , ff'- I-1: B-Team Shows Real Exoiiemeni 1 I The B-team showed Rankin High School a tremendous and exciting basketball season. They worked many hours during and after, school to accomplish a winning season. RHS enjoyed the excitement which was against the opposing teams. Shown below are the members of this winning team. The Coach of this team is not pictured: Willie Myers. The B-team Girls are shown below: STANDING: Terri Swaim, Molly Pittman , Paula Humphries , Penny Batchelor, Tammy Rose, Marlene Mobley, and Coach Williard Hedges. KNEELING: Sharon McA1ister, Kim Kidd , Sue Ann Latzel, Cindy Glosser, Janice Midkiff , Susan Cole, and Karen Johnson. B-Team Girls 4-K' 8+h Grade Shown above are: KNEELING: Mark Sides, Eddie Gonzales, Sam Wilkes, Rodney Johnson, and Brant Myers. STANDING: Manager - Marcus Pittman, David Adler, Richard Armendarez , Scott Russom, Jimmy Richardson, James McGarrity, and Coach Henry Anderson. 7+h Grade Team Shown above are the 7th Grade Basketball Boys. STANDING: James Barrett, Naldo Esparza, Juan Escarsega, Coach Henry Anderson, Charles Flanagan, Steven Midkiff, Michael Peterson, Johnny Fannin, and Manager - Blair Tharp. KNEELING: Michael Reece, Apolonio Gonzales, Denny Latham, Richard Whitney, Robby Winford, Bradley Bains, and Kevin Smith. A Team Track With only 13 members this year on the team , the Red Devils fought for victory. Under the direction of Coach Willie Myers , shown in group photo at bottom left, and manager Charles McAnaugh, the team gained second place in the District Meet in Wink this year. In the photo at the top the Mile Relay is shown In the next photo the members of the 440 yard relay team and the alternate are shown And as you can see in the last photo the Pole Vaulters are shown , . I , . ' l l N I ' Q f If g -fi ,'T,,.,ff'ggL,' n' Team Effort Sends 5 +o Region In the Regional Meet in Lubbock this year, the Red Devils competed very satisfactorily: Donnie Cole in the High Jump: Doug McAnaugh in the 880 yard run, 220 yard dash, and Mile Relayg Hilton Luckie in the Mile Relayg Mike Vick in the Mile Relayg and Tim Black in the 440 yard Dash, and the Mile Relay. Shown here are the competitors throughout the year and the events listed: top left, 120 yard High Hurdlesg top right, 330 Intermediate Hurdles: next left, Shot Putg next lower left , Discusg next right, Broad Iumpersg bottom left, High Jumpers: bottom center, 880 yard rung and bottom right, 440 yard dash men. . xv! 880 Relag ls 3rd af State Girls Track was very successful this year. The Team shown at left ran the 440 yard Relay, 880 yard Relay and the Mile Relays. These four individuals competed as a team in the Regional Meet and later in the State Track Meet. The Team qualified both the 880 Relay and Mile Relay to the State Track Meet. And, the Team finished with a 3rd in the 880 Relay at State. We salute the efforts of these girls: Joyce Plagens, Teresa Plagens, Jamie Tiemann, and Mary Routh, and alternates, Lerri Fitzhugh, and Kim Kidd . Coach Williard Hedges has accomplished a number of feats this year with this team. Good luck to those that will be returning for competition next year. Shown in bottom photo , are the girls competing in the jumping events: Joyce Plagens, Regional Qualifier in the Broad and Triple lump, Teresa Plagens, Regional Qualifier in the Broad Jump and Mary Routh in the Broad Jump. Girls Track ...I Jury, l 7 . Q The competition in District Track is fierceg however, the girls shown here met the challenge admirable . Photo at top left, Molly Pittman and Susan Cole in the 60, 100, and 220 Dash: top right. Kim Kidd and Sharon McAlister in the 440 Dash: next left, is Joyce, Mary and Lerri, Jumpers: next right, Lerri in the 80 yard Hurdles, 220 Dashg and at right are Sharon and Molly. 8+h 8: 7+h Combme Each year the Junior High Teams combine for a team effort in the District Track Meet. Far left is the 8th Grade Sprint and Distance Relay team . At left is the 7th Grade Distance Relay team. Below is the 7th Grade Sprint Relay Team. Below left, is the 7th Grade team and at the bottom is the 8th Grade team along with the Coach Henry Anderson. These teams have worked hard and many hours for success. Girls Track The team at the right is the Sth Grade girls track team and Coach Williard Hedges. The photo above and right shows the 'Yth Grade team. Fierce action and the competitive spirit is pictured in both pictures above and at the right. Do you remember who won? You should have been there to see it. .5 State Champions: 4+h Year The Rankin Golf Team, shown at left, repeated as state champions again this year. The team seemed to putt right by all other teams in our district. This makes for another year of Number One golfers Both the A Team, shovm at the bottom and the B Team shown just below were well on their way to another state victory It doesn seem fair for the other teams but here goes our team for the 4th State Crown A Team The A Team members are shown at the left Tom Clarke Turner Russell Wrmberley and Randy Doege Special recognition should be given to Gary Varnadore who was awarded 2nd Medialrst at the State Golf Meet and for his accomplishments during the year . . ,I Wirnberley, Gary Varnadore , Girls Golf - Scores Well The first year for a girls golf team is the best year to win district. And, that is exactly what this team did . With a slow start, and only one tournament competition to its credit, the team still came out on top in District 6-A competition. The team is shown at right: Jamie Gossett, Penny Braden, Kim Martin, Phyllis Sobotik, and Kneeling is Tammy Wilkerson. The heroes of this year's competition are shown in the next lower picture . We wish the team and succeeding teams, as good a year as this team had . Tennis Teams Both of the Tennis teams in High School appear below. Much hard work, many afternoons, and sweat went into the competition. The boys team qualified Ricky Lee , seen at far left and the girls team qualified Cathy Hughes, near left: to regional competition. Both worked hard and finished high in the competition . r O ,KJ The Tennis teams this year worked very hard and successfully completed all competitive events. Shown at right are the 8th Grade Mixed Doubles and the far right 8th Grade Regular Doubles. Below are the 5th and 6th Grade Singles Competitors and below right is the 8th Grade Team. The photo at the bottom is the 7th Grade Team . Junior High Tennis Teams xgi .. , 7 rl . EL, r in-P? 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CAFFEY Band 1-4, Stage Band 3: Football 1-4, All- District Fu11back 2, 3 , 4, A11-District Line- backer 3, 4, A11-State 2nd team 4, Super A11- Stars 4, A11-American HS Prep Football 4, Football Captain 4, ,Basketball 1-3, Track 1- 4: Boys State Rep. 3, Student Council Rep.. 1, 3: Who's Who Among American 'High School Students 3g Most Athletic 4: Best All Around 4,- Band 1-3, Stage Band 2g Football 1, 2, 4: Basketball 1, 24 Track 1, 2: Golf 3, 49 NHS 2- 4, Exec. Off. 4g Honor Roll 1-33 Neither Absent Transferred from nor Tardy 1, 39 Class Colorado 4: Football 4 Pres. 4. . DAVID FUEGE HARPER ' 49 n Qi- 3 X f' 1 Football ZH4 I I X X, Ex ,Bagketb xfigxleither f b gf b 'Absent nor Tafdy 1, 2, ' I mfgtgkkg 'Wg 3.5, -1 5 M 3 ' , , ER. AN HENRY ' X , If Lf A bv 1EmWEADb of o r 1 .Tr.Tns?5firjbd 'f -, , Midland High 4qbf,Band 1 , 1 2: A11-Region 2: Football N 144, 'Nun1ber.S,ensQ lb, 22, 'Eennis 2, 45 NHS 2-44 '+-,Y kg O Y , 1 . -ng.,-Q ? 1- ' -1 .ne ActfP1ay. A Class Treas. 2: Nenher 2: Basketball 3 MARK . 'F' -4 Abient nor Tardy 35 Honor R011 2, 3 . . EEE Xb. 'r'. V -'H 1, 'u M 1 -, J' ' 'K ' ikrtli. '4 '.'2,' . il ' I 5 s, Y, L ' ,Big pu ,'lz,?ii. v Yr .f .W Lv 4, ff' If ,ff l , 1 - ' ' 'Ha Til .. ' ' 'YJ Persuasive Speaking 3, 49 Journalism 3, 4g Ready Writing 24 Speech Club 3, 4: Pep Squad 1, 2: Annual Staff 45 3rd Place District Headline Writing 3 . ROQEMARIE KELLEY RICKY LEE Band 1-4: Football 1-49 All-District Offense 4: Basketball 1-4g Tennis Football 1-4: All- District Offense 4g Track 1: Class Favorite 25 Most Popular 4. DAYMOND LINDSEY SUZANNA LOVE Band lg Persuasive Speaking 4: Speech Club 41 Annual Staff 4: Honor Roll 3: Speech Assistant 4. -, 4 1-45 Regional Qualifier and Winner 3 . . 1311-Llc.. , .xxx um. X 7 .J fl Q , M1 ,f, g.Lf . V f .fi , fm lx 4 , .. .34 f?'l , gf!! ,pq J . Sql r , , r . U iff ,gi iff w X - if w . -, + ' 1 1, fx X . , X 4411 .. , N , 53' X1 N H 1, K '. -m ' 1 , -m, .91 l - P! , X ng- I! ' 5311, M 'l ' A' tl 1 F' V ' ' ' Air' ' 'F - 1 ' VH E, 9 w fffirg I A 'I 3 ' I i J 'IE-J Y li , . 1 X 135 ' , rw dei ,. ,W .. - If 5 ' -if-f' 41 '.Lg+.iifg:.1, f f, f , I ' '1 f'?T'f 4 M f : : L p I 'Env 1'-5455. ihfilfilf, if E?-af -. - - -f 1 lr , ' I FX' I . -Rfk .ff .lang 2,- it - ,Vw I' Tennis 2. 1. Basketball 1-3g Track. 4: UIL Number Sense, 3: FHA Off. 1, 3, 45N ' Stud. Coun. Sec. 2,19 Rep. 3, Pres. 45 Pep gd, 1: NHS 2-4, Exec. off. 3, VP 4g Cl. Off. 1, 2: Cl. Fav. 1: DAR 4: Most Popular 45 Ms. RHS 45 Annual St. 4g Homecoming Queen QC! RIQHARDQQN Nom .rlfi ,aww -- Q ,lp new M Regional Act Cast. MP4 44. 4 , 4-Reporter , Pres.2,3,VP4 ' 4 it . Band 1-4, Stage 3, PICS. 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 25 NHS 2-4 4: 4-H Club: 1-3g Class Treas. 1 Favor e 4 Queen . in RENE TAYLOR Band 1, 21 UIL Spelling 3, 4: FHA 1, 2. Football 1-4: Track 1-3: All- District Line - Backer 35 All-West Texas Line- Backer 3: All-District Line-Backer 43 All-West Texas Guard 4: Football Captain 4. DAVID TURNER Transferred from Hobbs 45 Football 4g Basketball VARYNADORE Band 1-SQ VP 3, stage Band 23 Basketball 1-4: All-District lst Team 3, 4, Captain 41 Golf 1-45 State Medalist 1, 2nd State Medalist 3 , District Medalist 35 Most Handsome 4. It . -- EE ivlf L, f , '31,-1.-I' '3 Pt ,. in-, Y. ' Y, 'fifjz- 3f2'-is . 'liflw-L A L. AJ! . V En' DAVID WEAVER ' 55' ,ft-, - .M .WU -1,- 3, 1 , ig. A ,-A ,H ' A aim guiiw- w- -Q '. 353 Egfm w 1 K' . ,KJ . ., , ' ,HM ,,.. +I 'Ky ff ','1 r 1.4- ', Qnd String During the year, the Juniors sponsor different activities to raise money for the Jr-Sr Prom . Selling football beats, selling programs at games, and running the concession stand during basketball season are among the money-making projects undertaken. Shown on the following pages are those Juniors participating in these activities. Cindy Ables Cheryl Bearden Cody Bell Dan Garlington Randy Johnson 'l Tammy Johnson Roy Kendrick James Langford D'Ann Garlington Beverly Hoelscher David Latham Judy Lofrin Hilton Luckie Kim Martin Randy McA1ister Doug McAnaugh Tommy McCutchen Morris McKenzie Marlene Mobley Laurie Newton As one can tell from the picture, Juniors are always around when it comes to supporting and working for the money. Miss Cheryl Whitney is shown at right, selling a Football program to a Red Devil supporter . 'FF .EMBL if 653-249. f Fall and usually recelved at the end Jeanna Nichols Teresa Plagens Patti Pruett Paulette Quick Dena Reams Frank Self Max Sides Phyllis Sobotik Stewart Sparks Clarke Turner Mike Vick Don Vickers Wayne Walker Kina Weinkauf Rodd Wheeler Cheryl Whitney Tammy Wilkerson Russell Wimberley Tom Wimberley 4 In the photo above Cheryl Bearden, Tammy Wilkerson , Laurie Newton, Phyllis Sobotik, and Kim Martin and in the one at the right, Judy Loftin, Cindy Ables, and D'Ann Garlington are shown hard at work in the classroom? As shown above . Martha Abalos Kenneth Adler Robert Alvarado James Bass Penny Batchelor David Bean Timothy Black Sherrod Cowen Randy Doege Michael Dupriest Lynn Evans 3rd Shing The Sophomore year is an in-between year. After completing the hectic tasks of a freshman, and before becoming the responsible leaders of the upperclasses, the Sophs merely drift through the years with the only vacation from responsibility they will have . the Sophs are always present whenever the Student Body is active . However, there are periods of inactivity as shown in this classroom scene at left. Robert and Charles seem to be gazing out the window in deep thought. Are these the real leaders of the class? They seem to be doing nothing more than laughing at the prospect of leading. A friendly handshake tells the whole story better than words. Greg Freeman David Fulton b Randy Golson Jamie Gossett Mark Harper Cathy Hughes Nisa Hurst Ricky Kelley Gary Latham Bill Lindsey Sharon McA1ister Charles McAnaugh Sheliah McKenzie Janice Midkiff James Miller Charles Oliver Lynn Parker Rena Patterson Molly Pittman Joyce Plagens Everyone knows class is sometimes dullg however, since when did Michael Cabove leftj start listening to gossip? Kristi seems to be really putting the word out. Terri is very interested in studying , but who are Greg and Molly dreaming about? And last, Nisa really is straining to make sure that she appears in the picture with Joyce and Craig. Tammy Rose Mary Routh Kristi Russom Craig Smith Terri Swaim Coy Templeton Jamie Tiemann Bryan Traylor Donna Whatley Curtis Wollman Bryan wonders , what can she have in that drink that is so good? Cathy really looks interested in cooking doesn't she. Seems like Kristi and Joyce are doing all the work. It is nice to know that all these Sophs made it through the Freshman year and can still laugh about it. :MQK-'N r q' -H 'Ii ,KL ..eQ ' uri? U: - '4 ff 3 4+h Shing Slaving through the Freshman year, the Fish perform duties not only for the highly admired Seniors, but also for fellow students . Victoria' is shown above left, helping a young cooking executive. In the photo at left, a Sue and two Cindyfesj struggle through some needed class work. Victoria Abalos Jim Alsop Richard Barrett John Bell Dwayne Braden Susan Cole Brent Collins Shelley Edge Carolyn Evans Lerii Fitzhugh Sindy Freeman Kenneth Fulton Cynthia Glosser Terry Hastings Mr. Smith is trying to explain what is expected of the Fish in class: however, it seems as though Terry and some others do not really understand very well . The photos at right show Karen and John studying what appear like an interesting subject and in the other one , Carolyn, Susan, Kim, and Sylvia are almost totally working for once. We will not venture to say how much or what they are learning, but at least they are trying. Albert Holcomb Paula Humphries Karen Johnson Dee Kendrick Kim Kidd 66 32 .si 'S I 'l , ,-.F 75' K I Teresa Koen Sue Ann Latzel Russell Lee Wayne McKenzie Lynn Mitchell Wlll th1s enjoying school ever stop? These F1sh cannot be laughing about Freshman Initiation. At least the Senlors better not find out . At left lS T.h1S not a good place to see Flsh belnnd bars? We hope they get out 1n ume to join in the fest1v1t1es of lmtiation. See what the other classes have to put up Wlllh Such beauty? Robbie Reams Mark Self Kathy Shipp Lynn Smith Peter Sobotik Really! Sue Whitney Mike Winford Cindy Wollman Brent Wrinkle Really looks like these people are enjoying studying, doesn't it. They really are not. They are only putting on a good act for the camera. Who knows, each of them might have learned something in the process. David Adler Johnny Armendarez Richard Armendarez Doug Clinton Charles Cowen Carl Feuge Eddie Gonzales James Hoelscher Bobby Hopper Rodney Johnson Lori Leek James McGarrity Cecil McKenzie Tony McKenzie Billy McLaughlin 1. ! 5th String During pep rallies and football games, the team must show spirit. At left is a good example of the reason for a winning season. This attitude must be continued in the classroom. Below left, interested students are shown completely saturated with instruction from a dedicated teacher. Paige McMu1lan Dennis Mobley Brant Myers Greg Nelson Janice Perritt Individuals and groups. The Eighth Grade is really composed of students from many different areas and yet all have the same goal: completion of the year so that each can move to High School next year. Bryon Phillips Marcus Pittman Marilyn Plagens Karrie Ratliff Kim Ratliff Jimmy Richardson Kim Rose Scott Russom Rhonda Shankle Mark Sides Norma Venezuela lf' ' 1 9 LM-fd.-- 'f1 Q1 Gih Shing Just thrnk , we only have five minutes 1n thrs class Caye, Paula, and Vicki seem to be enthusrastic about classroom actrvrues Selso Abalos Francisco Alvarado Bradley Bains Jo Ann Barboza James Barrett Greta Black Marie Black Bill Bott Cindy Clinton Lisa Copeland Gina Edge Juan Escarsega Paula Escarsega Naldo Esparza Johnny Fannin Charles Flanagan Jeff George Apolonio Gonzales Nancy Hester Cecil Holcomb Sharon Humphries Tammie Jeanotte Gwen Johnson Denny Latham Michael Peterson Lena Pittman Linda Ramirez Michael Reese Robin Sue Rogers Tina Singleton Kevin Smith Wendell Sparks Sherri Swaim Rodney Teel Johnny, Sharon, Lisa, and Lena are really posing for camera. Not much activity in class today. Vicki Templeton Blair Tharp Kim Vickers Phyllis West Caye Whatley ...4?' 8 -it My . gm v 'ti V. 'fl' HWY A , at-. 4.3! J ', I: -. ,1 - Q--Q, y' Richard Whitney Robby Winford Skip Woodfin Leesa Yocham . 354 Nlcky Armendarez Lergh Anne Carlton Just thlnk we are halfway through our school Vonda Garner Sammy Heflin Gina Hughes Robert Jeanette Lisa Lujan Ugo Lujan Joe Martinez Iovita Martinez Jesse McGarrity Mark McKenzie Pam Merrill A I Donna Mobley 1 I Y Michael Northcott vlllpsqq i Ronald Plagens ' Andrea Pyeatt ,X 5, ,1 .x Kimberley Rogers Bo Rose Scott Sides Laura Stone J ...Q- 1 David Theriot Terry Turner Tammy Webb PNN Hank Woolf Jeff Wright A 3 L, 'L dl-v-lv 'U ' fi-Il ff- - , ' -' . .5 N arts, , l Nr iw ,,flI'1'1l5sY?4,,,.,, 1 ' A . i f Q . X V A ,I , if X X m , .,,. .Y- V50 .' A. -l , Ja' lm I gi , -. 1 1:71 .54 4' a nk ,A 4 V' Pauhne Armendarez Adam Barboza Dennis Black Roy Lee Browning Tracy Casey Ange Escarsega Nataha Esqulval Coy Evans Hope Glosser Jesus Hernandez Brenda Hoelscher Glenna Johnson R1ck1e Kelley Kelth Kev11 Bobby Manvrlle Danny Mlchum 2' i .xx -g Here we are in class for another long day. I wonder why we can't ever -- 1, have a full day of play periods. ' 'Wow! Is this work ever hard . We even have to change classes now. Our Activity Period is the only free time Quad Midkiff Tammy Myers Kendal Nelson Kevin Notgrass Doris Patton Mike Pruett Larry Pyeatt Todd Ratliff Angela Reece Phillip Shankle 1 D? we have. V .-jf .4 H .ffjv , ,AL-3 .V Z? .A y l'vfaM-wel -'lip 1' - l . X y 4 ,V 4 J 's s 5 'A f-H.. .' ' 9 .k' .' - ' n ' 9 x I' 3 RI - M Lisa Singleton Suzie Smith Doug Taylor Tully Theriot Renee Walker Walter Woolf , I W YP? 3 SJ ,f lr? 91h Shing I can hardly wait for recess to get here. These problems are really tough. Maybe after lunch the teacher will read to us for the rest of the day. Vicki Abalos .N R Rosemary Armendarez ' Lanette Bass Debbie Beene Sherri Binkley -E9 Melissa Daniel s--f Doug Doege Missy Edge Prissy Escarsega Brenda Flutsch Charles Freeman Chelli Garcia Karen Garner Carmen Guzman Kathy Head Kelly Head Shirley Heflin Robbie Herrington Rusty Hughes Dianna Klaus Elidia Martinez Stacy McGrath Judy Merrill Paula Oliver Todd Page Trina Peterson Maria Ramirez Tracy Swaim Eddie Templeton Domingo Turpin Richard Turpin Sonya Webb Trina Wheeler Tammy Whisman IO+h string We11, this morning coffee break sure feels good! Or is it milk? However you classify it, we still get a break from class. Just think. When this is over , we have to go back to reading geography . QF Q K . 11 A CN :L David Alvarado 4 X 1 I Joni Barber W James Black Richard Casey Sheila Cook Carlos Esquival Deanna Evans James Flutsch 9 Michael Carlton 7 fi ' ,... 'r Sf 'fit - .C M X VJ' W X ., X 'lik . Q -N n 4 y Amparo Garcia Jose Hernandez Amy Hester Don Holder Terry Holmes l F, Kyle Kevil Robert Leck Hector Ledesma La Von Love Beth Manville Juanita Martinez Rosa Martinez Kim Nicholson Barry Patton Rene Plagens Delma Ramirez Marsial Ramirez Mark Sheppard Julia Turpin Christ West Billy Joe Wheeler Rusty Wilks Mark Woodfin V , v Interested students listening to a teacher? We are not able to tell: however, we can be sure where there is communication there is learning. Now, back to 'rithmetic . Or is that arithmetic? lwmm 'E y 'film - fi , s , , 1' y L ' l 'S' 1' i - .V 'M ,- 'IXX It Tx 1 , A Lf, Ji - - -1,392-.',1.,,,1g j .qf',,? - 1' A 't .' if, . Elm - wus'-S fp NT' 5' lar I x ny' 1- 4-N , Q ' 1 AQ ur- 1'- . fl tlflpg W Wk W I 1 ' E ' xl lf, f I l . - l .AL . I pw El: 1 ii -4? - -yr , 6 Q , . ,Fi .fi-W 1.4 4 - ' L 'Q-F l Q F 5.4! i N elif . You expect me to do that? Why , I wasn't even listening. I'll bet the other class didn't have to do any Who me, I don't know the answer. I just come to Anna Barboza Pamela Bishop Tracey Clanton Stephen Cole Billy Jack Cook Rhonda Dunham Jose Escarsega Danny Evans Ivey Flores Randy Fulton Luis Guzman Allen Hopper Billy Johnson Roger Johnson Barbara Klaus -'NSA .fvi-, A --,1--, '- J Q T ik-, ' V --4' 'V 'M-:rg .s ' c I' 9 If T' A Siifaiigrgl Margarita Ledesma Jim Paul Lee Shane Lindsey Lori Lopes Robin Martin John Merrill Kevin Page Renee Phillips Mark Pyeatt David Ramirez George Ramirez Juanita Ramirez fgx ! LN:-f if V J Ag lv. . R V Hilda Ramos Mary Ramos Martin Rodriquez Michael Taylor Micki Templeton Joni Vickers fi? :- L Yr 'Q Io Anna Aquilar Gracie Alvarado Virginia Armenarez Ecror Barboza Terri Bearden Craig Braden Glenn Braden Jana Braden Toby Clanton Marcia Croy Stephenie Drennan Nina Flores Chawndra Freeman Richard Garcia Michael Geisendorff Rhonda Goble Pam Golson Johnnie Sue Gonzales -? -. r n I Della Guzman Maria Hernandez 'N Megan Holmes ' a E Misslzy Hagan Gregg Hyatt Joyce Klaus Mike Leal Ernest Ledesrna Michael Manville This work is really tiring. Just a few more of these silly old problems and we can go out and play. Mary Martinez Mathew McKaskle Sondra Merrill Michelle Moreno Shot Nicholson Bobby Patton Delma Ramirez Larry Robison Eddie Rodriquez Richard Shaffer Therman Wheeler N-.ep ,R . K1 Lety Garcia Woody Garcia Molly Golson Anna Gonzales Chavella Guzman George Abalos Daniel Aquilar Erasmo Alvarado Armando Armendarez Robert Bass Brian Cook Alan Croy Maria De La Rosa Trey Edge Lupe Esquivel l3lh Shing These plays are really interesting, aren't they? These hats are crazy too. School is so much fun when we do things like this all the time. Stagefright? Never! We're just having a Lupe Martinez Marcy Northcott Lori Moreno Billy Pannell Stephen Plagens Yvonne Slazar Cortney Schwem Charles Short Bobbie Templeton Toni Wilks f ki H E Sharon Klaus John Lancaster Andrew McKask1e Who, us? good time. ' sal 9 X 4 7 I ua K? , 'E- Q 4- ff ,J gli A v n '1 ?!f-'W' : 1 .., 'v fi, Teddy Johnson Laurie Kevil I ' 9 t Navi' W- i.a.L:5n't -1 .,., if 5 W-1V hlfQQigQ7 I il , , , v' . , X' , i L sa' 9 X ii af ,:f kQ r ' A 'a ff :T 1 xg .r L...-4 X A' l ACTIVITIES FRESHMAN INITIATION ----- ---- 8 8 ONE-ACT PLAY ---- ---- s 9 UIL ----------------------- 90 AWARDS ASSEMBLY --------- 93 SPORTS BANQUET ---- ---- 9 '7 PROM ------------ ---100 GRADUATION --- ---103 JUNIOR HIGH COMMENCEMENT ---- ---107 There is a special time of year when freshman students are seen doing very peculiar things. For example , one Freshman, at right, was seen making out with the gym floor. Others, below, were seen trying to become a juman cakeg while another below right was trying to take a drink through his nose . -I1 r-.-i . .'.: ,, .,,' , ,,:, ..o,..., I V .sts SAT. .- 'XEXA5 Y Freshman lniiiaiion Last of all, those famous lovers, Tarzan and Jane, at right, were seen in each others arms. This strange behavior is affectionately called by the Seniors as Freshman Initiation. le . ,IFN f Q ' H L, One-Aoi Plag competition . l l The One-Act Play competition begins in January of each year, with P f the selection of the play for the year. When the script comes in, there , are try-outs for the parts in the play. The cast, director, and crew put in T many hours of hard work in the production of the play. The final outcome is decided in District Competition. Again this, the Play - advanced to the next level of competition which is called area ix . if 7 . .P .ln --ag This year, the play that was produced was called , The Wildest Night of the Year. The actors and actresses were as shown on this page: Sarah Barrett, Pansy Peterson, Teresa Johnson, Laurie Newton, and Mark Harper. Crew: Patti Pruett, Kitta Weinkauf , Cindy Ables, and Suzanna Love. The Director for the Plays is Mrs. Paula Corder. UIL Pariicipanfs Xl wi frnxif s Among those competing in the hard-fought UIL competition held in Wink during the spring of the year are those pictured on the following pages. At the top of the page are the Prose participants: Janice Midkiff, Mark Harper, Teresa Johnson, and Marlene Mobley. In the photo above are the Poetry participants: Pansy Peterson, Evelyn Whitney, and not pictured, Donna Whatley. Above right are those in Informative Speaking: Beverly Hoelscher, Kitta Weinkauf , Tammy Johnson, and Lynn Smith. Pictured at the right are those in Persuasive Speaking: Rosemarie Kelley, Suzanna Love, and sitting, Sarah Barrett. - QQ, 1 L H JY! I ...J , ,I ' L f ,,g1 .M '--1 . Q H-.VLH 1v...'-Q .y1!..,. ,I-'P 'Tf:'. vi., 'ff','l --. 'fS,.V --lie. '.' - hy, 1 L, X -t 7 . .' Pix- '-fy..g,i ,' Hwlwf- 1-1 1 - ' n'f 1 1 UIL Other students competing for the Rankin Red Devils at Wink are those at left in Spelling: Rene Taylor, Patty McFadden, and Hugh Jackson. Below left, are those in Oral Reading: Lerri Fitzhugh, Kim Kidd, and Cindy Glosser. Below is Evelyn Whitney who competed in Shorthand , and at the bottom of the page is Beverly Hoelscher and Marlene Mobley who competed in Typing. UIL Science UIL participants are shown to the right: Frank Self, Gerald Head , John Bell, and not pictured Mark Harper. Below are those in Number Sense: John Bell, Beverly Hoelscher, and Jim Alsop. Those two pictured in the photo below right and bottom are Teresa Johnson and Rosemarie Kelley who participated in all around Journalism. . nf. filfff , an - f A ' 'M' fu- V. QL 1' 1 I 2 Q .9 Special recognition should be given to the following students for outstanding performances in events: Sarah Barrett placed lst in District in Persuasive Speaking, Marlene Mobley placed 2nd in District in Prose, Beverly Hoelscher placed 2nd in Informative, Pansy Peterson placed 2nd in Poetry. Others qualifying for Regional competition were: Gerald Head in Ready Wriging and Teresa Johnson in Journalism. Special Recognition should be given to Sarah Barrett for her performance in making the finals of competition of Persuasive Speaking at the State Meet. f vy- awil fi im. A .1 rn fml.n!.,gg,gE gg. If V, l f' lff'1jj9 lri'4 t ll QQ A wWsj,,j' fps. if-,.h-.gig i- 1 I .nl , y 5- l 57 , 1- h .jigs if lr' ia!! E Q.: I J i I 1 J .E I 4' Jilin l f ' Xa!! Iv-. ,. - 3. sf w.a,f,wi+ . is 5 ,U J it v- I rx Ill! 'Nh . It A' . I' nl 'tiyhkl ' , ' Xili- ..I , QV. I 1, -- f . X X in ri 1 '- gf xv Q Q at: Ls: 1 3 .4 J l c-l +A, 1...---5'- Hit ..4 'Af'-1 Junior High UIL At the left, the UIL participants in Number Sense are shown. Below left, is the group in Oral Reading, and below right is the group involved with Spelling and Plain Writing. ,J Others involved in Junior High UIL competition in Wink during the Spring are those pictured at '3 ' the far left in Science. The last group to the near left is the group involved with Ready Writing. A xx if ' ' :gf 1. -4 ff tg, iv A , . J V- 4 I K- R411 '7 if P' W U- gy -- - -L, :L .-qt?.rs - -A S .LN-. 4, M44 2 5,1 N QF, ' ' gil . s..,5n1 , I 4. I 'N :ini ,'f.L4 ' I' v 4 in .r 4 fi 'I r ,2,,Qif 1 . 1 r A -ff 01:31. ri .. V , X . -sf 'T L li John Philip Sousa Award Kirbg Shipp my T I y.. 14 L, t The Awards Assembly was one that was filled with many and exciting types of presentations. Among these is the John Philip Sousa Award presented to Kirby Shipp, shown at the top of the page. Others presentations made during the assembly were the Football Trophy, Girls Golf Trophy, Girls Track Trophies, and Boys Golf Trophies. C9 ,f Allied Chemical Jerald Head Awards Assemblg Shown at the top is the Allied Chemical Award presented by Roy Johnson to Jerald Head. Other trophies presented were the One Act Play, Senior Honor Roll, and Prompt Attendance Awards . Junior High Awards Assemblg Those receiving awards at the assembly were the Honor R011 Group pictured at right, and those receiving Reading Certificates, below. Other are those pictured above and to the right, Prompt and Regular Attendance, and the photo at the right shows the excitement of the thrill of getting out of class for a short period of time. Elemeniarg Awards Assemblg :lf t 1 I . Q gg M15 .L riff., i 5 ' dt ' The young ladies pictured above and to the left are those involved with the Story Telling, and those at left are those involved in Picture Memory. The bottom photo shows those students receiving awards for Prompt and Regular Attendance. Fighiing Heari Award Tommg Johnson s pw f ls,-.f Sporis Banquei The 1976 Sports Banquet honored many teams and individuals . The guest speaker for the night was Coach Gordon Wood of Brownwood. This banquet climaxes the years athletics and gives tribute both to those winning and to those participating . Various honors given during the evening were Fighting Heart Award to Mr. Tommie Johnson, Football Sweetheart to Miss Dena Reams, and Basketball Sweetheart to Miss Mary Routh. Other awards given and not pictured were Basketball Beau to Mr. Gary McSpadden and the traditional rose given to the mothers of the participants . Baskeiball Sweeiheari Marg Rouih Fooiball Sweeiheari ,pf 31 , 1 4 ' Q up v Dena Reams , i 1 ' A ....,, it . -if n w ,' r ,KAL t .lia Q OO Class of 1976 Prophecies As we look into our crystal ball, we see our 1976 Senior Class having its 20-year Class Reun- ion. First, we'll see if we can find the Class President. Why there he is now. KIRBY SHIPP, well-known as Bob, in the National Finals Rodeo wearing a black Stetson with a 10-inch brimg the only baldheaded goat roper there. Is Bob known for his Guinness Book of World Records for spitting? Or his goat roping ability? Or for filling in for Mr. Clean? Hey , isn't that MELISSA CAFFEY? She's modeling her own line of pool side clothing. Among her spectators are Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. David Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Daymond Lindsey, and Mr. and Mrs. David Turner, Oh! We mustn't forget Mr. and Mrs. Doug Brazil. And there's a picture of DAVID TURNER, alias Chick, starring in the Japanese Western Have Chopstick Will Travel. He is also a successful businessman, having opened the first taco stand in Tokyo. He is also known as The Laundromat King. Congratulations, Hop- Sing! But when are you going to graduate? And looking further into our crystal ball, we see none other than DAVID HARPER sitting in his rattly boxcar on the slab . Looking intensely in the mirror, he very carefully removes one straggly hair from his well-kept, slightly greying, Clark Gable sideburns. Still cursing the Texas girls, yet still secretly trying to find his very own Scarlet. As one more Texas filly passes by but fails even to show a hint of interest , he straightens his shoulders, assume a devil-may-care look and says in his best Colorado accent: Frankly Scarlet, I don't give a darn! ! ! , What's that? BRYAN HENRY still pumping gas? By the way Bryan, how are Ethel and the kids? Continuing her singing career, we can see a farily clear picture of EVELYN WHITNEY at the Rev. Alan Speed's wedding singing, It Could've Been me. NOW, LET'S TAKE A LOOK IN ON THE ATHLETES: Why there's PENNY BRADEN playing in Dinah Shore's Colgate Winners Circle Golf Tour- nament. Fussing every step of the way because she found out she had to play with Iudy Ran- kin. And there's no other than GARY MCSPADDEN playing in the NBA with the Boston Celtics. He's the tallest C7'8 J , one on the team. And, unfortunately, the skinniest, weighing in at a mere 165 pounds. Don't sweat it, Grum. As long as you can out-jump labar, you'll be doing O. K. By the way, how's that golf game of yours? Clubs still too short? Now we see DONNIE COLE, water boy for the Dallas Cowboys, tackling Teresa Plagens, the head cheerleader on the sidelines. LOOK OUT , DONNIE! Coach Parker might see you and kick you off the team . OH NO! ! There's GARY MacV RNADORE, one of the most famous men in the United States, playing in the U. S . Open , on hole number 12 with his Johnny Miller slacks down to his knees picking bees out of his un erwear. Is he famous for his golf game? His good looks? Or the bee hives in his britches? And look! There is SARAH BARRETT playing the lead role in The Millionaires Daugh- ter, still single and spending most of her sport-time at her scuba diving lessons. Hey look! There's the gals from the National TTC. They are planning the 20th anniver- sary of the organization. PAM is President and LIZ holds the office of Vice-President. Good luck, girls! We hope your organization experiences tremendous growth. At this meeting we see PATTY MCFADDEN. What's that she is doing? Oh! Patty has been elected the program instructor for the National TTC meeting. Well, I guess she knows what she is talking about. Good luck with the girls. Class of 1976 Prophecies And now with two kids of his own, we see TOMMY JOHNSON approaching his beloved Father saying, Daddy, give me some money. Now we see GEI-IIG FUEGE, driver education instructor at Rankin High, showing his stu- dents the difference between a dirt road and a cattle guard. After all, he says, I learned the hard way. Of course in my condition, it was hard to tell the difference! And what's that object flying over Rankin? Is it a bird? A plane? No, it's JIMMY MARTI- NEZ flying high with his ears out wide. As we look in our crystal ball again, we see none other than DAYMOND LINDSEY, driving his brand new Cadillac around the big drag of Rankin, trying to decide which one it will be tonight: lraan, Fort Stockton, San Angelo or Odessa. Why if it isn't JOHNNY ABALOS, still gripping about Mr. Nelson discriminating against him. That is all right, Johnny! You aren't the only one with that kind of problem. We had to get a haircut too. And now we see CARL RICHARDSON, still playing knock knock on Tammy's Chinette plates. Watch out Carl, they might not be as firm as they look. And look, it is PANSY PETERSON, reminiscing about her High School drama, while read- ing reviews of her own TV series, wondering if she will ever be a SIEII. And now we see JERALD HEAD , coming home after a hard days work ' t the office crying. When his loving and faithful wife , D'Ann, tries to comfort him and 1-.1ds out what is wrong. He sobs, Today at work my poor calculator blew up! And now we see OWEN YOCHAM patiently waiting for the shaft from Liz - Chang in there Yogi! . Maybe Liz and her millionaire husband could use you as the butler. Now there is RUSTY HOLUB, parked in front of Happy Valley still trying to get up enought courage to go in. It looks like by now, E. J. , that you would have had enough experience not to be scared. And now we see rapid RICKY LEE. We find him in a sticky situation: he is in prison! Assault with two deadly weapons: his famous left hook and his tennis racket, which he used on anyone who beat him in tennis. Now we see ROSEMARY KELLEY , finally married to Doug, but Doug is still in the Air Force away from home. But can you blame him? And now we see SUZANNA LOVE getting up in the morning, and after trying to put her face on, looking in the closet wonderinglwhat Mr. Cormier would like for her to wear today. And look! There is Professor RICK HURST, head of the Pharmaucautical Department of Texas ASLM University, cheering the Aggies on as they beat Tech, 90 to 0 , in the Southwest Conference Championship Football Game. While his life-long friend, Professor HUGH JACKSON, head of the Tech Accounting Department swears never to speak to him again. I can't believe it! Why it is TERESA JOHNSON, who has finally managed to oust the pres- ent Speech Teacher and will take over the job. She was unanimously elected by the Board over such outstanding applicant as: LIZ SMITH Cnow known as Mammy Yochamj, SUZANNA LOVE Cpresently a real Wheeler dealerj, and SARAH BARRETT. CStill tryingb. Maybe now with a good salary, she can intice little David to come to her house . And there is DAVID WEAVER still stumbling around the school dances in his McCloud Suit, doing push-ups and yelling at the band: Play some Red-Neck Music. We see MARK HUGHES in the hospital with a broken nose, facial lacerations, and a con- cussion. Should't have made that quick stop, Gary Mac! And now we see, RENE TAYLOR still sitting in the corner, trying to decide what she is going to do with her life. Senior ee Splash Dag After many hours of discussion and consideration of alternatives, the Senior Class decided to make Lake Nasworthy in San Angelo the site of this year's Senior Trip. lt was rumored that all would make the trip and return the same colorg however, this was not the case. Special thanks to those sponsors and families that went along for the fun. We know it probably did not measure up to the original Splash Day, but it will not be forgotten for many years. Graduaiion Dag I 976 Valediciorian Miss Sarah Barre!-I Salufaiorian Mr. Jerald Head 1 5-01 Q3 Magna Cum Laude Sarah Barreh' Rick Hursi Jerald Head Hugh Jackson gs! sk Scholarship and Award Winners Sarah Barren Jerald Head Rick Hurst Donnie Cole Kirby Shipp Tommy Johnson P P ansy e son R marie Kell y Mkr. , Commencemeni 1976 Highesf Girl: Kim Rose Highesi Bog: Brani Mgers ,ny ? -Q 'F 'rnf l, A , - Refi Y, M! L I , Awards Commencement 1976 was a gala event marked by achievement and awards. The invocation was given by Kim Ratliff and the Welcome by Karrie Ratliff . David Adler and Kim Rose read some interesting facts concerning Class History . The American Legion Awards were presented to Brant Myers and Ronda Shankle. As already stated , Brant Myers was the Highest Ranking Boy and Kim Rose was the Highest Ranking Girl. The Benediction was given by Greg Nelson, the end of an enjoyable evening. lg Q g :Wi ,1 J X ,fl 3 sig? RX g f X, RSX! I X N' O-' I Xf 17 .ff Xb' HIGH SCHOOL ---- ----- 1 10 Y-L. xxx I I ff x '7 2 Q , - 3 .f K QL -'17, A 1 f . . ,K , I. M' l' .I xx ' X3 f f ' .-Iii. - E 1 514. , ' , , ' X f Q 1 - T1 f' uw A I' E 1 ' I-I' 1 I -,. f .-.. ff' -I Q I. ', Y I A m W A T- il: dr 1 4 - wx ' ' r .KI . J, N E wx' . I , . ' rifl- ' w A .- , , Q T' In -l I , ' .- J , X1 XX - -,511 V. is W f L' 'V - , ' n , ,,, ...- - K, x E E I . V x ' F . ' , ' 'lily X 'N -,,,iL. ,,, .J 4 n ., fa . I I Q I , ' , Q E b . A W :.. A 31 ,I -- .' b C A E , L- Q f, 'QF X N-Q3 ,-Q 'Q '4 L - - Y X xi .. , . C., .U JUNIOR HIGH ----- ----- 1 11 ELEMENTARY ---- ----- 1 12 FACULTY High School These men and women are the backbone of our high school. They provided the many necessities for our future by training us for any direction we may go. They help us to overcome the many obstacles of Paul Cormier Roy Dykes Willard Hedges James Heffernan Ray Hill Roy Johnson Willie Myers Gordon Shultz Al Smith Dwayne Turner Johnnie Walker Cathy Williams I 2i'7iffg:-f?x 6' high school life . Janice Bennett Richard Browing Paula Corder 9- 'E Q as 4,71 , 1 Jx, 'sw J, I Vit -in F in KLAJ X 5 f , 1 5- xv. it xi' ' ' v . P ' 1. , 3:-It W, . - ..,,.,.- gt ,y fwff sy l XX X 1 i Q? is N I F ht X Keg f ' if X -r . -1-' -If,--.L ff, ii-,G -1 E' .sq gh Henry Anderson, left Ruth Dykes Carlene Golson shown below ,. LL w. - , Q ll ,X . A A 1 A i 4 , Q 'E ,,W',:f:P., I u. A 2 g 3, 4jfL1?s:f SVU tk' 2 - 'r 'Pf 'V 'A 'L 0 - The members of this Junior High faculty help clear away the memories of coloring books and playground equipment. They prepare us for a life of English classes and History lessons. They are lack Harris Alene Hurst June McBride Bud Poage Nancy Poage Kay Schultz Beverly Cormier, Special Education Christine Day, Special Reading Tessie Lacy Billie Little Peggy McMullan Vikki Miller Janelle Nelson Mae Price Elemenlarg This group placed the beginning touches in our young and busy years. They provided a cheerful atmosphere for the shy and ill at ease younger generation. 'il 51 Dixie Parham Zelma Routh Cecile Sobotik Rufus Stone lean Underwood 331 53,5 lan Wimberley CLASS OFFICERS - - - NATIONAL HONOR SPEECH CLUB --- FHA ----------- BANDS -------- TWIRLERS ------- CHEERLEADERS ---- STUDENT COUNCIL -------- SOCIETY ---------- --- 114 115 119 120 121 122 125 126 ORGANIZATIONS Student Council The RHS Student Council through the guidance help of their sponsor, shown at right, Mr. Melvin Wimberley , sponsors many events during the year. They also provide the leadership necessary for a successful year. Coke Break, almost a daily event during the Activity Period is sponsored by the SC. Other events are as shown below: Homecoming, Kangaroo Court during Freshman Initiation Week and then in late spring co-sponsor the Sports Banquet. e---.... xg I Officers of the SC are shown at right in the Coke Break area that they sponsor: Liz Smith - President, Kim Kidd - Treasurer, Frank Self - Vice- i President, and Sitting, Kristi l Russom - Secretary. i J Tl . ' w F it 5 1.- ll ,vu W Q 1 A ttf- ll B sf' t I. ,..- M ,.,..'-W ..- ,f- I r 4 ,Mn r ' R J :lg r -an nf- ' ,J .4-2' -4 ' ' A n r W Q Er- We 23 ! 757 -dh X :SI 4'-3' x '5 sew, - 1 'Ay -gd 49. 2 's . , .,. we - 47t:.x' ft.- .ff- Senior Class Officers Presideni - Seated right - Gehrig Fuege Vice-Presidenf Seated left - Kirby Shipp Secrefarg - Standing right - Patty McFadden Treasurer - Standing left - Hugh Jackson Junior Class Dfficers Q55 3 ' ffaf Presideni' 1 Russel Wimberley, seated left. Vice-Presideni '-' Clarke Turner, seated right. Reporier '1 Stewert Sparks, standing left. SeCl e'l'aru Secretary - Teresa Plagens, standing center. TYQQSUYGY - Patti Pruett, standing right. Sophomore Class Officers 1 .t xg' ' .--. - . f ' ,. ' nr- , ,,'. ,- ,., A -V - U-1... J.,- . . -1 . ,, , ,. ,J , I . .',..,. ,,,. ' . 4 ,. - Vo , . ..,,-,,,,4,,.,,, 9 ,, , ,,f.' , f H ,, , 1, X V 5 ,kg 1 ,QV 4 If 2 - -' M f, '-v , 3' - , .'.-- ., .- s- 1 ' - ,. ,gg M, '. , 5 'ff '- - i'1':':lLffl'-L 5 Presiden+ Randy Doege , seated center. Vioe-President Michael Dupriest, seated left. Reporier Craig Smith, standing left . Secreiarg Kristi Russom . seated right. Treasurer Mary Routh , standing right . 7 Freshman Class Dfficers President T Richard Barrett, CStanding left to rightj Vice-President - Brent Collins Secretary - Susan Cole Treasurer - Lerii Pitzhugh NHS lnducis Pledges The National Honor Society has contributed many things to RHS. Noticeable additions include the RHS Activity Sign, Red Devil Banner in the foyer, the Red Devil in the gym , and this year three seating benches for the coke break area . The Inductions of the new members is the highlight of the year. It is marked by the Formal Ceremony held in the auditorium this year on April 26. The pledges are shown in the above picture and at left are the traditional usherettes . Speech Club In previous years, the Speech Club has presented a play in the fall: however, this year, the club sponsored a speech tournament for the surrounding towns and members of the District Competition. There were many hours of work put into this event . The officers shown at right are: LEFT TO RIGHT: Pansy Peterson, Reporterg Marlene Mobley, Vice- Presidentg Sarah Barrett, Presiclentq Patti Pruett, Treasurer: and Teresa Plagens, Secretary. The c1ub's sponsor, Mrs. Paula Corder, is shown at the top of the group picture. Wu -M-+8 ' A ,tx -ii 1 1.25 3, 1 u' S r +L. '-. ale, Mfg, L-4 FHA The FHA Beau for 1975-76 school year is Owen Yocham, shown at left. The FHA stays busy throughout the year. Among the activities this year were: a booth at the carnival, selling cookbooks after Christmas, co-sponsoring the Sports Banquet Dance, and an Planning these events was done by the members shown above, along with the sponsor, Mrs. Janice Bennett at far left in photo. Also involved were the officers shown at left: SEATED LEFT: Pansy Peterson, Vice- President. STANDING LEFT: Cindy Ables, Secretary. CENTER: Melissa Caffey, Vice- President. STANDING RIGHT: Liz Smith, President. SEATED FOREGROUND: D'Ann Garlington, Vice-President: and Sarah Barrett , Vice-President . Not pictured were Cheryl Bearden and Patty McFadden, Cheryl is Vice-President and Patty holds the office of Historian. Easter Egg hunt for pre-schoolers. The Band Officers for 1975-'76 are shown at the right: Karrie Ratliff - Vice-Presidentg Brant Myers - President, BACK ROW. FRONT ROW: Vicki Templeton - Secretary: and Rodney Johnson - Reporter. These band members have helped lead the band through the many activities of the year. 7+h and ih Grade Band Under the direction of Mr. Gordon Schultz, the Band learns many things during the year. At the beginning of the year, the band played at numerous pep rallies backing the Red Devils. They can be seen during one of the Junior High pep rallies below. During the year, the band marched on the field , presented a part in the Christmas Concert, and throughout the year worked hard on learning how to become good band members for the future . A Gih Grade Band ill It 'llll ' i wmiiiffJ At the beginning of the year. the band members purchase instruments and books. After basic familiarization with the new instruments, the squeeky sounds are blended into verses, and then sometimes into songs. The competition is fierce in developing the skills of playing . Each band member can challenge fellow classmates for a higher chair and sometimes can move up toward that first chair position. The first year is both rewarding and full of training. Junior High Twirlers Junior High Cheerleaders The 1975-'76 Rankin Junior High Cheerleaders are shown above from left to right: Karrie Ratliff, Lisa Copeland, and Phyllis West. These young cheerleaders have been very inspirational in leading the junior high athletes to victory and at the same time been preparing for a possible high school career as cheerleaders . .S . S I f . I N W v 3. MR. an MISS RHS ----------- 128 MOST HANDSOME, MOST BEAUTIFUL AND BEST ALL AROUND --------- 129 FRIENDLIEST, MOST POPULAR, AND BEST c-ROOMED ----------- 130 MOST LIKELY TO SUOCEED, MOST ATHLETIC, AND MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT ------ 131 DAR, MOST DEPENDABLE, AND OOURTEOUS -------------- 132 ' CLASS FAVORITES --- ----133 N-1 PERQONALITIES Mr. and Miss RHS Liz Smiih Owen Yocham an ssl Mosi Beauiiful Melissa Caffeg Mosi Handsome Garg Varnadore Besi All-Around Teresa Plagens Donnie Cole 'K T Q53 .J 'R QE'l.a2 - .ab .5 ,J xxx, -in ,N 5 Besi Groomed Friendliesi Melissa Caffeg Kim Mariin Dan Garlingion Qiewari Sparks nigh' Na -ffgfifia. SJ! , '-M,-ff Mosi Popular Liz Qmiih Ragmond Lindseg 1 , Qizfijmfg'g'51.fgsfqfj1 ' -f . V I -5 E r Ay P KX I 1 ,,. ' M, Z .A ,, E 1' yew 'M S L ' I fr 1 H lb I y l 1 5 Q f - V A -. 5 , 3? p ' . ' - Nea. - r 54 is lg l 1 5 S D -v e L. Q EL ' ' NL 1 I A ' -S as . X - , L ---Q -A 5 x - N ast! ! I : Q W W ' '- f , I, f LY -M - e 1 ' ' ' o' X aria a ,' ' ' ' al V n A . 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SCHOOL BOARD -- SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPALS ------ MAINTENANCE--- CLOSING SECTION STAFF PAGE ----- ADVERTISING ---- INDEX --------- 136 137 138 139 140 143 144 159 ADMINISTRATION T ,TH .sive--, W... Mum Board of Eduoaiion I 1 The Rankin Independent School District's supreme governing body consists of left to right, SITTING: Joe Garner Loftin - Secretary, Dr. James D. Gossett - President, C. E. Taylor - Assistant Secretary. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie Hyatt, Ray Barrett, Jr. , C. E. Winn, and James B. Ratliff III - Vice-President. Superiniendeni Mr. A. C. Copeland Business Manager Mr. W. O. Adams Many of the important responsibilities are delegated to the Superintendent. Mr. A. C. Copeland with his Secretary , Mrs. Frankie Browning. Shown below is the Business Manager, Mr. W. O. Adams, and his Secretary, Mrs. Margarette Tiemann. fd'- ' Counselor Mr. Melvln Wlmberley Guldance Counselor Building Principals ELEMENTARY: Mr. Mike Hughes Crightj Mrs. Elva Nell Dupriest, Secretary JUNIOR HIGH: Cbelowj Mr. E. G. Walker SENIOR HIGH: Cbelow Iighlly Mr . David Nelson Mrs Jean Johnson, Secretary 1217.7 Cafeieria and Mainienance 9+aH' A L5 kv X, -24 4.-x Kati Reams , Supervisor Edith Pettit Lorena Stacy Aiwa A Winnie Kelley . 'YQ-V r., A 'Qi ,x T Bill Johnson Jim Wells Stella Hughes , Nurse it f l 4 School Judy Reams Janis Lindsey J. B. Pettit Noah Stacy Leon Houchins Nolan Corder Hector Ledesma 139 Friends of '76 This school record of 197 5-'7 6 has been dedicated to friendship at Rankin Schools. As you have gazed through the pictures and read the stories in this record , you have kept in mind the lyrics of the song shown on pages 2-4 and 140-42. Friends by Elton John and Bernie Taupin. Copyright G3 1970 Dick James Music Limited. Used by permission. A11 rights reserved . .1 li seems io me a crime ihai we should age. These Fragile limes should never slip us bg. A lime gou never can or shall erase As friends iogeiher watch iheir childhood flg W' 44- - z 'sl if , if A V- if . ,, y 6 ,MQ Nxxx an ' f,i',h4.QLr 'j+'4 Lf e.. 1-'.' is 9' , . :,!,, ' 1-2 ig, ' 'Qi-I-v-p - 1 ' 9 , f-Q ,, xv - 1- 5 'I' .zv'- nv fs . , g U. -A , , a F V - JL 1 r ,,. 4 d 1 e e e sen sory? gg i 4 Q. - Making friends For lhe world lo see, lei ihe people know gou goi whai gou need Wilh a friend al hand - gou will see lhe lighl. If gour friends are - lhere - ihen everglhings all right Sfaff Page The Staff worked somewhere and sometimes. However, now the job of recording the facts of 1975-'76, is complete. As you can tell from this page, the top photo shows some work and the bottom photo shows what is actually happening. The staff members included: Rick Hurst, Hugh Jackson, Suzanna Love, Rosemarie Kelley, and assisted by apprentices Marlene Mobley and Beverly Hoelscher. The Staff also wishes to thank the photography staff composed of Liz Smith and Owen Yocham or vice-versa . This staff is to praise for achievement and criticize for failure. We hope the third edition of this annual under the direction of Mr. Paul Cormier, is better than either of the previous editions. ADVERTISEMENTS Congratulations to Co- Champs RANKIN BIG D iffb SAM FITZHUGH WATER WELL SERVICE The Noise of the Devils Highway 67 and Main SL Phone 693-2367 Rankin f R L QESOII4 , , 4 BARBER SHUP 3 804 Main BOOTSISADDLESXWESTERN WEAR R k' , TX Phone C9155 684-5574 an In 2308 W. Front St. Midland, Texas 79701 . xr-if fS55,as:3:,-:DQS is: f ffrifi-1 g'lf'LLf LNG' 904' E. G. BRANCH Registered Suffolk Sheep Box 85, Rankin, TX Box 961, Alpine, TX Phone 837-2490 CHEERLEADERS Sarah Barrett Phyllis Sobotik Jamie Tiemann Teresa Koen DRUM MAJ ORS Dan Garlington Kim Martin TWIRLERS D'Ann Garlington Tammy Wilkerson Kristi Russom Shelly Edge Lerii Fitzhugh FIGHTING HEART AWARD Tommy Johnson ALL-DISTRICT FOOTBALL: Clarke Turner Hilton Luckie Gehrig Fuege Mike Vick Donnie Cole Roy Kendrick Michael Dupriest Ricky Lee Gary Latham David Turner Tommy Johnson BASKETBALL ALL-DISTRICT Gary McSpadden Gary Varnadore Joyce Plagens Teresa Plagens Lerii Fitzhugh Patti Pruett Tammy Wilkerson Rankin Red Devil Boosier Club Boosi School Endeavors REGIONAL TRACK QUALIFIERS: Donniee Cole Doug McAnaugh Hilton Luckie Mike Vick Timothy Black Joyce Plagens Teresa Plagens Jamie Tieman Mary Routh Lerii Fitzhugh Kim Kidd STATE TRACK QUALIFIERS: Joyce Plagens Teresa Plagens Jamie Tieman Mary Routh Alternates: Lerii Fitzhugh Kim Kidd REGIONAL GOLF QUALIFIERS: Tom Wimberley Gary Varnadore Clarke Turner Russell Wimberley Randy Doege Jamie Gossett Penny Braden Kim Martin Phyllis Sobotik Tammy Wilkerson STATE GOLF QUALIFIERS: Tom Wimberley Gary Varnadore Clarke Turner Russell Wimberley Randy Doege STATE GOLF CHAMPIONS: Tom Wimberley Gary Varnadore Clarke Turner Russell Wimberley Randy Doege Medalist: Gary Varnadore REGIONAL TENNIS QUALIFIERS Cathy Hughes Ricky Lee REGIONAL UIL QUALIFIERS: Sarah Barrett Marlene Mobley Beverly Hoelscher Pansy Peterson Jerald Head Teresa Johnson STATE UIL QUALIFIERS: Sarah Barrett JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD: Kirby Shipp ALLIED CHEMICAL AWARD: Jerald Head SALUTATORIAN: Jerald Head VALEDICTORIAN: Sarah Barrett OTHER AWARD WINNERS: Tommy Johnson Rick Hurst Hugh Jackson Pansy Peterson Donnie Cole Kirby Shipp Rosemarie Kelley TEXACO STATION G. Shorty Titsworth 'gh Y R' C. J. PENN TRUCK IVIAR-I-INS SERVICE INC. P.O.Box2 LO3-0650 - I ---.gkx dkff I 9 5 M AWK xw If.. lffcfrf If C1 h gf I M Y HALLIBURTON DIVISION OF HALLIBURTON SERVICES CO. ROY'S Y rFami1yRestaurar1 O ffets are a Special y f d hl ' dh b O M dM RyR 1 d Hgh y '7 k Ph 93 2859 Allen Moore County Judge John A. Memfee County Attorney Buena R. Coffee County Clerk and District Clerk Doris L. Speed County Treasurer S. O. Sid Langford Sheriff and Tax Co . Collector T. D. Tommy Workman Commissioner, Prec. 1122 O. R. Doc Adams Commissioner, Prec. it 1 C. G. Taylor, Justice of the Peace itll Reka Ma Price Justice of the Peace 112 . UPTCN COUNTRY COURTHOUSE Eat Beef, lamb, and pecans Highway 67 Rankin Wear cotton and wool Congratulations Srs. '76 WHEELER SERVICE STATION BAR RETT 81 JACKSON RANCH CO. Where Hospitality Prevails Ph. 915-693-2550 WESTERN MCJTEL Organized 1949 Federated 1949 RAN KIN STU DY CLU B I4 48 MARTHA'S BEAUTY SHOP Latest in Ladies Hair Fashions 604 West Eighth Street Doris Humphries 693-2781 We are behind YOU Red Devils. WAHOO Mc:DANIEL Shop and Portable Welding 1904 Garden City Hwy. 682-1402 If no answer - call 694-4052 Dean and Linda I M a N Nicholson I Ph. 693-2730 ... A ' -- EDDIN WALCHER COMPANY Oil and Propane First in Service since 1937 101 E. 10th Street Rankin Ph. 693-2885 W. Hwy. 67 DRIVE IN Rankin 8, , 94oov ll 8 N DRIVE IN , 4-19- STADIUM SPORTS CENTER Has Everything for Your Family Needs. Brunswick Pool Tables KEN'S RENT IT CENTER We rent most anything. Trampolines 2900 West Wall Midland Ping Pong Tables Ph- 694-6641 and Accessories 694-2561 Midland 2040 Cuthbert Ken Richards: Owner Ph. 684-6992 MCKENZIE MOTORS ' ','1 ' 539 I .W J HI 512228331 gggggllnlull g fr ' ---' -' F General Repairs and Body - p ,.,- Q1 4-,'N A H i Wofk MM 1 4 I x I in . . -jicwlv. 3 Owner: Morris Mclieniie 'zur' E,-ERE ,rl ' 'T - . 4 a- ii-: Ph. 693-2717 'P ' W a ri P I If E - The Store That Odessa 42 Years of ustomer 4404 Bonham Confidence Built Ph. 366-7307 I I I I Lealiiihtgrliipxlaeslers DAVID PETE 129 South Chadbourne San Angelo CONSTRUCTION CO. RANCHERS WOOL BO695 AND SUPPLY Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boggs '-l .1 Y 4 Steak, Mexican Food, Shrimp, and Oysters. Owner: Eva Clark Across From E1 Paso Box '7 Midkiff Ph. 535-9414 CLARK'S CAFE 802 Main Rankin Ph. 693-2311 Ranch Supplies, Feed, Pipe, Yard and Garden Tools and Camp Insecticides . TOMMY WORKMAN Ph. 693-2434 Main St . Rankin EXONE 5 A NEW NAME FOR AN THE OLD FRIEND WESTERN COMPANY Ruben Peterson Hgh Y 67 Hfif'llLffng2FZlZ?I3 h f C y Rak h 693 2 5 3 1853 . L... .lv MARSEECISSTYLE T8fY DISCOUNT FOOD Crane, Texas A. H. YEAGER and BILL TATE 1017 South Gaston Crane's Only Complete 614 Burleson McCarney Ladies Store WHISMAN AND SON . . Q 79.-z '25, ,.w- TL -:..'2,- ., -M-- 4-sg., A ,...Nw'. ': '... :5 .f3-'z V, :...J,.n,g5..a- . - -' , .:-- age,-?', ':-. 2. 1 . -.,., 1 ..1:,,.s-,-- .. A . M DJJ: 'e ' ' 5' - - -- -: M.: ...-. E ?':.l' : . Y- - Ja-1-W'-V ' Good Luck Seniors '76 Downtown Midkiff Ph. 535-2481 Midkiff wa-uTE's Auro STORE T. 0. MIDKIFF , E t M B f M2.g1C 50 3 me ee Tires and Batteries Wear More Cotton d Owner: Don Zweig . afl Be Klnd Lrke a Lamb 518 S. Gaston Crane WOOL GROWERS CENTRAL STORAGE COMPANY P. O. Box 671 San Angelo, Texas 76901 Ph. 655-4492 655-3780 Your Full Service Agricultural Center WORKMAN WHEELER MJQBTLNSESJTEE Compliments to the Rankin Red Devils From Workman Wheeler Highway :L-67 R k' Box 454 Rankin an ln 693-2542 I MATEJOWSKY S KINGS AUTO FOOD CENTER PARTS Serving McCamey 48 Years Double Stamps Each Wednesday I 'Col-lgratulauons SIS ' '76' I With a Purchase of 35. O0 or More. Mccamey 1200 E 5th Street We Give Gold Bond Stamps Ph. 652-3636 6th and Crockett McCamey NEWS PUBLISHING CO. Olivetti Sales and Service COLONIAL FLOWERS 84 GIFTS 904 Burleson St. Ph. 652-3275 Ph. 652-3812 McCarney 79752 Drawer E. McCamey R. R. WATER WELL KEN N EDY TRUCKI NG DRILLING INC. Congratulations Seniors , A Sonics Company Wen Tesung Drawer K McCan'1ey Owner: Gene Braden W. F. Nobles Midkiff McCamey Ft. Stockton Box 144 652-3861 336-5714 Ph. 535-2473 LO3-1513 LO3-0612 TEXACO INC. GAY AND YOUNG Wholesale Gasoline, CO' Oil and Grease Mr. and Mrs. Gay Young Frank Robbins, Jr. , Consignee 301 Eiisifll Ph. 652-8885 MCCEUHCY Ph. 884-2649 AU BR EY EDWARDS C t lat, ns DISTRICT O1'lgIE1 ll lO SIS, 176 ATTORNEY MRS. ELLA OWENS Compliments of Aubrey Edwards Big Lake 54 As in the years before the Lions Club has prepared a pancake supper for open house during Texas Public School Week. The men who help prepare this supper are pictured here. LIONS CLUB OFFICERS C. E. Taylor - President Ruben Peterson - 1st Vice-Pres . O. R. Adams - 2nd Vice-Pres. E. L. Boyd - Sec . -Treasurer Herb Frederick - Lion Tamer 7119. ,. f 1 l f 'F?r:gti' '12. '1' ' M-'H, , ' W' t'mtu': 1 .:::-J' F I H 17,-jfs? ' Q Eaijm rm, 5' m W RED BLUFF DAIRY LUMBER CO. MART Best of Luck Seniors '76 A1 and Connie Hensiek Ph. 693-2492 Opens 8:30 A.M. 200 West Sth St. McCamey Rankin Dry Goods and Variety Store 601 2nd Street Big Lake 76932 Compliments of Ph. 884-2676 CASHWAY FOOD STORE M . dM . D 11 I an Ciolidze Edna and Troy White T H E . . .- . . . . .- , , -- .. . 4 - ,., . . v- ,i .- , , , V 1. -,:,,..z!?1.. , ,..,-...1..fk- BILLY ROSS WHEELER TRUCKIN6 601 S. Buckland Rankin Ph. 693-2580 , BEAUTY WEEPY S COTTAGE WELDING Hair Styling for Men and Women Congratulations Owner: Carolyn to Srs. '76 Shankle BOX 125 604 Elizabeth Midkiff, rx SI- Rankin 79755 Ph. 693-2760 Y lg?-' L.:,: Egg' V, ml 21-- Y --g. ...wr a' U 72 4 'Tn 2 G7 70 O O rn 21 -4 H--.. l NAN. Nl L.M,,:.., 'v:1'A..1 a rr Q I . ..-J vw- hnu'7r'w- n- ,I . 1 1,5 1 A liz.m.1'5-1 ' I Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Johnson East Highway 67 Rankrn INSURANCE E352 AGENCY ALLEN Large enough to serve you, Your Independent Insurance Small enough P Agency for personal attention . H , For A11 Your Insurance Needs Always backlng ' Box 890 the Supporting Our Town Mccamey Red Devils.. Supporting Our Schools Ph. 652-3332 Phone 693-2402 812 Main Rankin JOHNSON S Hardware Houseware Toys G1fIS Sportlng Goods The Complete Department Store Clothlng and Shoes for the Entlre Famlly Phone 693 2841 RANKIN DRUG 2 f, Good home cooklng SSIVICC frlend and v1s1t awhlle Owner Ann Kelley ff Phone 693 8817 Rankln WEST TEXAS UTILITIES Conserve and Save Energy use Lt wwely An Equal Opportunity Employer I I , l , . . . f F jg. f'- yr 1 ' F' , '1- with a smile. Bring along a 'al K . I I I l Q f ' ' T JL Complimen+s of THE FIRST STATE BANK Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System Phone 693-2411 '723 Main Street Rankin SA., -.xxx -www-Wwlxw ta Ttwm T M b , A 'T 'f'--um , , I . Q mast stfrt BANK - .M ...,.,,.,v.t.+-J wwwwffif-' Abalos, George Jr. - 85 Abalos, Johnny - 48 Abalos, Lupe - 75 Abalos, Martha - 61 Abalos, Selso - 71 Klaus, Dianna - 78 Abalos, Vicki - 77 Abalos, Victoria - 65 Ables, Cindy - 57, 59, 60, 120. 121 Adler, David - 33, 61, 69, 70 Adler, Kenneth - 21, 22 Aguilar, Daniel - 85 Aguilar. Jo Anna - 83 Alsop. James - 21, 23, 65, 92 Alvarado, David - 79, 85 Alvarado, Francisco - 71 Alvarado, Gracie - 83 Alvarado, Robert - 61 Armendarez Armendo - 85 Armendarez, Johnny - 24, 33, 69, 70 Armendarez, Nicky - 73 Armendarez, Pauline - 75 Armendarez Richard - 24, Flores. Ivey - 81 33, 69, '70 Armendarez, Rosemary - 77 Armendarez, Virginia - 83 Bains, Bradley - 71 Barber, Joni - 79 Barboza, Adam - 75 Barboza, Anna - 81 Barboza, Ector - 83 Barboza. Jo Ann - 71 Barrett, James - 26, 35, 71 Barrett, Richard - 21, 23, 65, 66, 67 Barrett, Sarah - 4, 7, 8, 9, 15 Bass. James - 21, 22, 61 Bass, Lanette - 77 Bass, Robert - 85 Batchelor, Penny - 2, 32, 6 Bean, David - 61 Bearden, Cheryl - 7, 9, 13, 29, 57 Bearden, Terri - 83 Beene, Debbie - 77 Bell, Cody III - 43, 57 1 Bell, John - 13, 43, 65, 66, 92 Bell, Kristin - 73 Binkley, Sherry - 77 Bishop, Pam - 81 Black, Dennis - 74, 75 Black, Greta - 71 Black, James - 79 Black, Karen - 73 Black, Marie - 71, 72 31, 66, Black, Timothy - 21, 22, 31, 61, 67 Booster Club - 145 Bott, Major Bill - 71 Braden, Craig - 83 Braden, Dwayne - 65 Braden, Glen - 33 Braden, Jana - 83 67 Braden, Penny - 13, 29, 30 48, 59 Browning, Chug - 75, 76 Caffey, Melissa - 49, 121, 129, 130 Carlton, Leigh Anne - 73 Carlton, Mike - 79 Casey, Richard - 79 Casey, Tracy - 75 Clanton, Toby - 83 Clanton, Tracy - 81 Clinton, Cindy - 71 Qiudenis Clinton, Douglas - 69 Clinton, Ralph - 73 Cole, Donnie - 17, 19, 49. 129, 131 Cole, Steven - 81 Cole, Susan - 32, 65, 66. 67, 68 Collins, Brent - 21, 23, 65, 66. 67 Cook, Billy Jack - 81 Cook, Brian - 85 Cook, Sheila - 79 Copeland, Lisa - 71, 126 Cowen, Charles - 69, 70 Cowen, Sherrod - 61 Glosser, Cindy - 32, 65, 66, 68 Glosser, Hope - 75 Goble, Rhonda - 83 Golson, Molly - 85 Golson, Pam - 83 Croy, Alan - 85 Croy, Marcia - 83 De'La Rosa, Maria - 85 Daniel . Melissa - 77 Doege. Doug - 27, 77 Golson , Randy - 21, 22, 21, 28, 62 Gonzale Gonzale Gonzale Gonzale Gossett . 44 Gulman s, Anna - 85 s, Apolonio - 71 s, Eddie - 69 s, Johnnie Sue - 83 Jamie - 62, 29, 30 . Carmen - 77 Guzman. Chavela - 85 Gulman Guzman Hagan , Harper , . Delia - 83 . Luis - 81 Missy - 83, 84 David - 2, 17, 49 Johnson, Tommy - 17, 37. 51, 95 Kelley, Rickie - 74, 75 Kelley, Ricky - 62 Kelley, Rosemarie - 52, 90. 92, 120 Kendrick, Dee - 21, 23, 66 Kendrick. Roy - 14, 18, 57 Kevil , Keit h-75 Kevil, Kyle - 80 Kevil, Laurie - 86 Kidd, Kim - 3, 32, 40, 66, 133 Klaus, Barbara - 81 Klaus, Joyce - 84 Klaus, Sharon - 86 Koen, Teresa - 3, 4, 8,15, 66 Lancaster, John - 86 Langford, James - 57, 59 Doege, Randy - 21, 22, 43. 61, 117 Drennan, Stephanie - 83 Dunham, Rhonda - 81, 82 Dupriest, Michael - 19, 27, 28 , 61, 63 Edge, Gina - 71, 74 Edge. Missy - 77 Edge, Shelly - 4, 10, 65 Edge, Trey - 85 Escarsega, Ange - 75 Escarsega, Jose - 81, 82 Escarsega Escarsega. Teresa - 73 Escatsega, Paula - 71 Escarsega, Prissy - 77 ,Juan -26, 35, 71 Esparza, Naldo - 71 Esquivel, Carlos - 79 Esquivel, Lupe - 85 Esquivel, Natalia - 75 Esquivel, Regino - 73 Evans, Carolyn - 65, 66, 1 Evans, Coy - 74, 75 Evans, Danny - 81 Evans. Deanna - 79 Evans, Lynn - 18, 19, 61 20 Fannin, Johnny - 26, 71, 72 Feuge, Carl - 24, 69 Feuge, Gehrig - 17, 49 Fitzhugh, Lerii - 4, 10, 29, 30, 65 Flanagan, Charles - 26, 35, 71 Flores, Nina - 83 Flutsch, Brenda - 77 Flutsch, James - 79 Freeman, Chawndra - 83 Freeman, Charles - 77 Harper, Mark - 31, 62, 89, 90, 120 Hastings, Terry - 66 Head, Jerald - 17, 50, 95, 132 Head, Kathy - 77 Head, Kelly - 77 Heffeman, Julie - 85 Heflin. Sammy - 73 Heflin, Shirley - 77 Henry, Bryan - 17, 18, 50 Hemandez, Jesus - 75 Hernandez, Jose - 79 Hemandez, Maria - 83 Herrington, Robby - 77, 78 Hester, Amy - 79 Hester. Nancy - 71, 72 Hoelscher, Beverly - 57, 90, 91, 92, 120 Hoelscher, Brenda - 75 Hoelscher, James - 69 Holcomb, Albert - 66, 67 Holcomb, Cecil - 26, 35, 71 Holder, Dawn - 79 Holmes, Megan - 83 Holmes. Terry - 79 Holub, Russell - 50 Latham, David - 21, 22, 58 Latham, Denny - 35, 71 Latham, Gary - 19, 31, 62, 63 Latzel, Sue Ann - 32, 67 Leal, Mike - 84 Leck, Lori - 69 Leek, Rob - 80 Ledesma, Ernesto - 84 Ledesma, Hector - 79, 80 Ledesma, Margarita - 82 Lee. Jim - 82 Lee, Richard - 17, 18, 19, 27, 52 Lee, Russell- 21, 22, 23, 67 Lindsey, Bill - 18, 19, 21, 22. 62 Lindsey, Daymond - 17, 52, 94. 130 Lindsey, Shane - 82 Lions Club - 154 Loftin, Judy - 58 Lopes, Lorena - 82 Love, La Von - 80 Love, Suzanna - 2, 52, 90, 120 Luckie, Hilton - 3, 18, 31. Hopper, Allen - 81 Hopper, Bobby CAceJ - 69 Hopper, Layne - 85 Hughes, Cathy - 14, 29, 30. 62, 64 Hughes, Gina - 73 Hughes, Mark - 27, 50 Hughes, Rusty - 77, 78 Humphries, Paula - 32, 66, 68 Humphries, Sharon - 71, 72 Freeman, Greg - 62, 63 Freeman , sindy - as Fulton, David - 21, 22, 62 Fulton, Kenneth - 21. 23, 68 Hurst, Nisa - 62, 63. 64 Fulton. Randy - 81 Future Homemakers of Hurst, Rick - 51, 95 Hyatt, Greg - 84 Jackson. Hugh - 2, 51, 91. 131 , 132 Jeannotte, Robert - 73 America - 121 Garcia. Amparo - 79 Garcia, Chelli - 77 Garcia, Lety - 85 Garcia, Richard - 83 Garcia, Woody - 85 Jeannotte, Tammie - 71 Johnson, Billy - 81 Johnson. Glenna - 75 Johnson, Gwen - 71 Johnson, I-loppy - 86 Johnson. Karen - 32. 66 Johnson . Johnson Randy - 57 Rodney - 24, 33, 37. 58 Lujan, Lisa - 73 Lujan, Ugo - 73 McAdams, Pam - 53, 134 McAlister, Randy - 3, 31, 58 McAlister, Sharon - 32, 40. 63 McAnaugh, Charles - 37, 63 McAnaugh, Doug - 3, 18, 19, 31, 58 McCutchen, Tommy - 19, 31, 43, 58 McFadden, Patty - 53, 91 McGarrity. James - 33. 69 McGarrity, Jesse - 73 McGrath, Stacy - 78 McKaskle, Andrew Paul - 86 McKaskle, Matt - 84 McKenzie, Cecil - 24, 69 McKenzie, Mark - 73 McKenzie, Morris - 58 McKenzie, Sheliah - 63 McKenzie, Tony - 69 McKenzie, Wayne - 21, 23. Garlington, Dan - 11, 57, 130 Garlington, D'Ann - 3, 4, 10 , 57 , 60 Garner. Karen - 77 Garner, Vonda - 73 Geinsendorff, Michael - 83 George. Jeff - 71 69, 122 Jolmson, Roger - 81 Johnson, Tamara - 2, 57. 59. 90 Johnson, Teddy - 86 Johnson, Teresa - 51, 89, 90. 120 McLaughlin, Billy Don - 24, 69 McMullan, Paige - 70 McSpadden, Gary - 27, 28, 43, 53 Manville, Beth - 80 Manville, Bobby - 75 60 Manville, Michael - 84 Martinez. Elidia - 78 Martinez, , Jimmy - 53 Martinez, Joe - 73 Martinez, Jovita - 73 Martinez, Lupe - 86 Martinez, Mary - 84 Martinez, Rosa - 80 Martin, Kim - 11, 13, 29, 58, 60 Martin, Robin - 82 Merrill, John - 82 Merrill, Judy - 78 Merrill, Pam - 74 Merrill, Sondra - 84 Michum, Danny - 74, 75 Peterson, Trina - 78, 79 Phillips, Byron - '10 Phillips Pina D , Renne - 82 anna - 65, 67 , 1 Pittman, Lena - 72 Pittman, Marcus - 24, 33, '70 Pittman, Molly - 32, 40, 63, 120 Plagens. Joyce - 29, 30, 63, 64, 131 Plagens, Marilyn - '70 Plagens, Renee - '79, 80 Plagens, Ronald - '73, 74 Plagens. Stephen - 9, 86 Plagens, Teresa - 29, 59, 116, 120, 129 Midkiff, Janice - 32, 63, 90, 120 Midkiff, Quad - 74, 76 Pringle, Jeff - 67 Pruett, Mike - 75 Pruett, Patti - 13, 29, 30, Midkiff, Steven - 26, 35, 72 Miller, James - 19, 63 Mitchell, Lyn - 67 Mobley, Dennis - 70 Mobley, Donna - 73, 74 Mobley, Marlene - 32, 58, 90, 91, 120 Moreno, Lori Ann - 86 Moreno, Michelle - 84 Myers, Brant - 24, 69, 70, 122 Myers. Tammy - 33, '76 National Honor Society Nelson, Greg - 24, 70 Nelson, Kendal - 76 Newton, Laurie - 57, 58, 60, 120, 134 Nichols, Jeanna - 59 Nicholson. Kim - 80 Nicholson, Shot - 83, 84 Northcott, Marcy - 86 Northcott, Michael - '74 Notgrass, Kevin - 75, 76 Notgrass, Kim - 67 Oliver, Charles - 21, 22, 63, 67 Oliver, Paula - 78 Ortiz, Brenda - 72 Page, Kevin - 81, 82 Page, Todd - 78 Pannell, Billy - 86 Parker, Lynn - 19, 28, 63 Patterson, Rena - 29, 30, 63, 64 Patton, Barry - 80 Patton, Bobby - 84 Perritt, Janice - 70 Peterson, Michael - 26, 35, 72 Peterson, Pansy - 7 , 9, 14, 54, 120 Peterson, Sylvia - 66, 67 Adams, W. O - 137 Anderson, Henry - 8, 24, 33, 35, 111 Barrett, Ray Jr. - 136 Bennett, Janice - 110, 121 Browning, Frankie - 137 Browning, Richard - 110 Copeland, A. C. - 137 Corder, Nolan - 139 Corder, Paula - 110, 120 Cormier, Beverly - 112 Cormier, Paul - 110 Day, Christine - 112 Dupriest, Elva Nell - 138 Dykes, Roy - 110 Dykes, Ruth - 111 Golson, Carlene - 111 Gossett. James D. - 136 59, 76 Pyeatt, Andrea - 74 Pyeatt, Larry - 76 Pyeatt, Mark - 82 Quick, Paulette - 59 Ramirez, David - 82 Ramirez. Delma - 80, 84 Ramirez, George - 82 Ramirez, Juanita - 82 Ramirez, Linda - 72 Ramirez, Maria - 78 Ramirez, Marsial - 80 Ramos, Hilda - 81, 82 Ramos, Mary - 82 Ratliff. Karrie - 70, 122, 126 Ratliff, Kim - 70 Ratliff, Todd - 76 Reams, Dena - 59 Reams Robert - 24 33 68 Reece ,' Angela - 75: 76, Reece , Michael - 72 Richardson. Carl - 18, 54 Richardson, Jimmy - 69. 70 Robison, Larry - 84 Seventh and Eighth Grade Band - 122, 123 Shaffer, Richard - 84 Shankle, Philip - 75, 76 Shankle, Ronda - 70 Sheppard , Mark - 80 Shipp, Kathy - 3, 68 shipp, Kirby - 13, 14, 18. 54, 134 Short, Charles - 86 Shultz, Stephen - 84 Sides, Mark - 24, 33, 69, 70 Sides, Max - 59 Sides, Scott - 74, 76 Singleton, Lisa - 76 Singleton, Tina - 72 Sixth Grade Band - 124 Smith, Craig - 31, 62, 63, 64, 117 Smith, Liz - 7, 9, 54, 121, 128 Smith, Kevin - 26, 35, 72 Smith, Lynn - 68, 90 Smith, Suzie - 76 Sobotik, Peter - 31, 68 Sobotik, Phyllis - 4, 8, 15, 29, 59 Sparks, Donald - 84 Sparks, Stewart - 21, 22, 59, 116, 130 Sparks, Wendell - 72 Stone, Laura - 74 Swaim, Sherri - 72 Swaim, Terri - 2, 32, 63, 64, 133 Swaim, Tracy - 78 Taylor, Doug - 76 Taylor, Michael - 82 Taylor, Rene - 55, 91 Teel, Rodney - 72 Templeton, Bobbie Jane - 86 Templeton, Coy - 21, 23, 64 Rodriquez, Eddie - 84 Rodriquez, Martin - 82 Rogers, Kym - 74 Rogers, Robin Sue - 71, 72 Rose, Bo - 74 Rose, Kim - 70 Rose, Tammy - 32, 64 Routh, Mary - 29. 30, 62, 64, 117 Russom, Kristi- 4, 10, 29, 30, 62 Russom, Scott - 24, 38, 69, 70 Salazar, Yuonne - 86 Schwim, Courtney - 86 Self, Frank - 7, 9, 21, 22, 59 Self, Mark - 21, 23, 61, 68 Harris, Jack - 111 Hedges, Willard - 21, 29, 30, 32, 110 Heffernan, James - 17, 28, 110 Hill, Ray - 110 Houchins, Leon - 2, 139 Hughes, Mike - 138 Hughes, Stella - 139 Hurst, Alene - 111 Hyatt, Eddie - 136 Johnson, Jean - 138 Johnson, Roy - 110 Johnson, Bill - 139 Kelley, Winnie - 139 Lacy, Tessie - 112 Ledesma, Hector - 139 Lindsey, Janie - 139 Templeton Templeton , Templeton , 122 , Eddie - 77, 78 Micki - 81, 82 Vicki - 71, 72, Tharp. Blair - 35, 72 Theriot, David - 74, 76 Theriot, Tully - 76 Thomas, Ronnie - 24, 84 Tiemann, Jamie - 4, 8, 15, 29, 30 Traylor, Bryan - 19, 31, 37, 64, 120 Turner, Clarke - 59 Turner, Clarke - 18, 19, 43, 57, 116 Turner, David - 18, 19, 55, 94 Turner, Terry - 8, '74 Emplogees and School Board Little. Billie - 112 Loftin. Joe Gamer - 136 McBride, Mary June - 111 McMullan, Peggy - 83, 112 Miller, Victoria - 112 Myers, Willie - 17, 37, 110 Nelson, David - 138 Nelson, lenelle - 112 Pettit, Edith - 139 Pettit, J. B. - 139 Poage, Bud - 26, 36, 111 Poage, Nancy - 111 Parham. Dixie - 112 Price, Mae - 112 Ratliff, James B. III - 136 Reams, Judy - 139 Reams, Katie - 139 Routh, Zelma - 112 Turpin, Domingo - 78 Turpin, Julia - 80 Turpin, Richard - 78 Venezuela, Norma - 70 Vamadore, Gary - 2, 27, 43, 55, 129 Vickers, Don - 3, 21, 22, 31, 60 Vickers, Joni- 79, 81, 82 Vickers, Kim - 72 Vick, Mike - 19. 37, 59, 60 134 Walker, Renee - 76 Walker, Wayne - 19. 57, 60 Weaver, David - 18, 55 Webb, Sonya - '78 Webb, Tammy - 73, 74 Weinkauf, Kitta - 60, 90, 120 West, Christi - 80 West, Phyllis - 72, 74, 126 Whatley, Caye - 71, 72 Whatley, Donna - 64, 120 Wheeler, Billy Joe - 80 Wheeler, Rodd - 60, 120 Wheeler, Therman - 84 Wheeler, Trina - 78 Whisman, Tammy - 78 Whitney, Cheryl - 58, 60 Whitney, Evelyn - 2, 45, 56, 90, 120 Whitney, Richard - 26, 35, 72 Whitney, Sue - 65, 68 Wilkerson, Tammy - 4, 10, 29, 30, 60 Wilkes, Rusty - 80 Wilkes, Sam - 33, 70 Wilkes, Toni - 9, 86 Wimberley, Russell - 19, 43, 57, 60, 116 Wimberley, Tom - 19, 43, 60 Winford, Mike - 21, 26, 31, 68 Winford, Pamela - 78 Winford, Robby - 35, 72 Wollman, Cindy - 65, 68 Wollman, Curtis - 21, 23, 64 Woodfin, Mark - 80 Woodfin, Skip - 26, 72 Woolf, George - 78 Woolf, Hank - 74 Woolf. Walter - 74, 75, 76 Wright, Jeff - 74, 76 Wright, Mike - 78 Wrinkle, Brent - 21, 23, 68 Yocham, Leesa - 72 Yocham, Owen - 18, 37, 56, 128 Shultz, Kay - 111 Shultz, Gordon - 11, 94, 110 Smith, Al - 66, 110 Sobotik, Cecile - 83, 112 Stacy, Noah - 139 Stacy, Lorena - 139 Stone, Rufus Elaine - 112 Taylor, C. E. - 136 Tiemann, Margarette - 137 Turner, Dwayne - 8, 17, 110 Underwood, Jeanne - 112 Walker, E. G. - 138 Walker. Johnnie R. - 110 Wells, Jim - 139 Williams, Cathy - 110 Wimberely, Jan - 82, 112 Wimberely, Melvin - 138 Wirm, C. E. - 136 Autographs 5? flvilflfl 4 ,,,-x 1 s : 41- us 1-X .F -' ' ' 1'- ' in- 4 ix 1 Q 'P an .,w .'-4 3. .1 -w iz .,x , ' my J' 3 -4' ,-in lf- ..: TFL . Z,-A ,P A . H4 M, 1 fe, , ' -4' -x- 'f , . 4 W- ' ' fr-if-4 ' L x - 55 ' 'V 'I 'l in 1-rr 1 . p, ,. 5-,g ' . ,,- .'?,- ,, ,,,, -.. If Ikaivri- ' 'E YT , n K . if ': ,'wLPfQ:!'l'i'3E' 1 ,A '. 1 1' -4' 'W-' 1 W + w s A A f ' : . ' w ,L -.. ,L .A ,ri- -.,. . 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