Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1973 volume:

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'r+ .h 4 richfield high school WEICO, texas aries 1973 volume xi content opening ..... features ........... ...... classes ......... ...... faculty ......... ...... sports .......... .......... clubs ............... .......... ads 81 Index ........ ......... ...........1-9 ....1o-55 ....56g91 ..92-121 122-157 158-213 .214-248 n ' f.1 i 1 Q Fel A ' ti. , .. . ,Q 1 JH. 4 5-fx -Q? Q , Ng., r x ig' Y l 4.5, , fr. . . 1 i . ,fm ,f W , . N5 2, fi ., kv A2 ,, F. ,qt A ,Q 45 ,g Q ,gf 2421 K i ' f ww fi bw k A 9,55 if A '15 Q X ' 014. H , NM f QM' W f ' ,V 'L .. I 'Hui my 3 VA My 5 S H' '1 Q -Q if , S I W ,fi ' 'ff ffl ,mm ' ' 1 , H 7? 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Lf Q, 9 W 1' ., fi 'x .4 I ix ,E gi 4,1 M ge ,W features soph' introduced to prevalent year Chasing the carefree days of summer away, the class of '75 gath- ered for the first time to familiarize themselves with Richfield. Top: Student Council president, Scott Brister, enthusiastically welcomed the incoming sophomores. Bottom: Some people couldn't believe it was for real. Far Top Left: Mr. jones laid the groundwork for the imminent year. Far Bottom Left: Shirley Storm, junior, didn't get oriented enough the first time around. Far Top Right: Members of the sophomore class listened intently as they discovered Richfield. Far Bottom Right: Lester Davis tried to look intelligent. 1 ? gnu at H'-ga 36. '35 -4. c af 5 ff? ia 74 E35 fi 3, Q K2 Q li K f Fi 53 an X-fsi' .. rffgg? 1 'is i . 4 rg uf f gi' , 5 feminine faces reflected moods Top: Wilmarie Gaines: Look Mom, no cavaties! Bot- tom: Linda Logue: Maybe if I drop this, that cute boy will help me pick it up. Top Middle: Connie Curtis: That's not the way I learned to tell the difference. Far Bottom Left: Patty Miller: I hope Mrs. Fadal doesn't find out this is my Spanish book. Far Top Right: julie Pitman: l'll close my eyes and see what develops. Far Bottom Right: Laura Monroe: Look me in the eyes when you say that! 14 5 wx xx Q: Ny 'xxx -f--- x ' . xmsvini, 1 25.1 'i ff fislfw .. -7f.4 ZQQJ . .- . i f- I .- Yggfgflg., Egfgg .Q.,:tgis 41 ' Q :M-' lv- a.:- .za 1 Q ,- Xv,-x S. 4-. .5 enthusiasm urged at pep rallies To say the pep rallies at Richfield were spirited is to put it mildly. Frenzied enthusiasm generated by the dynamic class competition resulted in a new student attitude toward school spirit. Top Left: juniors exerted all possible effort to win the Spirit Stick. Top Right: Seniors at Richfield matured quickly. Bottom Left: Mark Denton to Lisa Greene: Do you think after we fill these two, our 856 sacks of confetti will be enough? Bottom Middle: Spiffy seniors took a trip to Novvsyille. Bottom Right: Rams of '75 promised a spirited future. i V'-wa t 113 pirit sparked by cheerleaders Arduous hours of practice and the endless creation of banners became all too familiar to the 1972-73 cheer- leaders. Though it proved to be hard work, they were re- warded by the most overwhelming Ram spirit in years. Top Left: Cheerleaders reflected Ram unity. Top Right: Kathy Bradshaw boosted pep rally participation. Bottom Left: Randy Scherer to Holt Getterman: Maybe they'll yell if we use sign language. Bottom Right: Patty Miller: He had better watch out or he is going to run right into that goal post. Far Bottom Left: The Bee-Bop pep rally inspired David Barton to do his thing. Far Bottom Right: Roxanne Thompson gave one of her I hope you know what you're doing looks. ww' 4 IA F' I8 gh , , X L wr Q1- rahi K :QA WM, 'P ' Q , Q .EN I9 5 N W, ...,' W- A is ,f 'X K if NCC rv Em Q, ,..f-' ,,-4' ,,-I homecoming told enchanting tale The mystery of an undersea garden was captured during the evening of Homecoming 1972. The night held excitement for everyone but especially for Kathy Bradshaw who was crowned queen. Long hours and hard work resulted in a shimmering representation of the theme 'Atlantis.' Glittery mermaids and hundreds of tiny colorful fish decked the gymnasium at the unforgettable dance. Far Top Left: The somber, yet festive mood of the occasion was shown through the faces of Brad Graves and Roxanne Thompson. Top Middle: Princess Francis Harris and David Hudson reflected the joy that accom- panied the evening. Far Bottom Left: A candlelit path led Roxanne Taylor and Chris Curry to the coronation. Bottom Middle: The Queen's Court paused in front of the gate to Atlantis. Top Right: Patty Miller, escorted by Tom Pearson, expressed delight at being one of the nominees. Bottor' Right: Queen Kathy Bradshaw radiated a winning smile. l A fe Y .yy 4 'i B .W Q wee, Mg , Q 1' X' ,- r ,' cology movement cultivated interest During the 1972-73 school year, ecology grew into a part of the everyday routine at Richfield. Ecology changed from just a fad to a development of individual pride in one's en- vironment. Contributing to this change was the creation of the ecology flag, Captain Eco- Clark t-shirts, and the numerous planting projects. This involvement became Richfield's special contribution to a cleaner, brighter community. Far Top Left: Mark Fallon presented Rich- field's S540 donation for the Bengal tiger to zoo director, Ed Sparks. Far Top Right: Mr. Ecology proudly displayed the flag that Rams long strived for. Far Bottom Left: Clay Mor- ton: Now's my chance to push him off! Top Right: 1,2,3, reach . . . Bottom Middle: Cathy Hearn cradled the crude crud. Bottom Right: Stuart Williams and Martha Anderson paused long enough to smile sweetly for the camera. K K wi -, ....,, V 1 2 27 everyday events Top Left: The bunch munched lunch. Bottom Left: Mr. Stepp's room was decorated compliments of the senior class. Bottom Middle: Don't let me catch you looking at my paper again! Far Top Right: l'll break yours too, jimmy, if you don't get to work! Far Bottom Right: I promise it was that big! 'Li li-f r 'if K5 . . if in t.'- is WS, ' ' , VVk,L,,,.,,,v fy fn! 5 Mia LMQ4 3' Q fm, . sk YVB. F 'ml J. Lf 1 two plays attain success In the spring of '73, the Richfield Drama Depart- ment presented two excellent productions. 'Tem- pest,' a U.l.L. contest play was viewed by a group of students at a special assembly. Taken from Hello Dolly, 'Matchmaker' became Richfield's longest running play with its five night-stand. Top Left: Antonio tBart Carpenterj and Alonzo tRandy Norrisj discuss plans. Bottom Left: Ariel Uohn Littonj casts a spell over Antonio. Top Right: Prospero QBobby Netheryj comforts Mi- randa fBrenda Perryl. Bottom Middle: The waiter tKlaus Krohnj serves dinner to the men and their ladies. Far Top Right: Preparing for the occasion was hectic. Far Bottom Right: The ladies chatted. ni W nf F push box .af it A WJ, Amr' af.. naw X' A .EBI fs? I n l sa- .As,fvr'aJ'?'9F2 ,W , , if f my ' f ' 2, V K 35 i HM! fu I f 1552 my ' ' g ff 22, , A1 f 55 J , V 95 k at ,E , W., 53' ,fix V 3553 4 K sf : f 2 '59 3 'ifv i . 3 1 '22, , f v. ,, ,, fy, 44 , W 542.472 ezfgiffw 2 2 V M ,Qi ,A ,NK , Q9 A X Yxlvim T xbXXX -., , 'L A W7 , fp ,,gEggi':iLgffif f, if - Q Q W , ' g A , ' fl no f .'. f M-Q K4 z, el Q ax M 55 citizenship was distinguished Involvement, leadership, and school spirit were the qualities necessary in order to be chosen Citizen of the Month. The following students exemplified these traits during the 1972-73 school year. Far Top Left: September: Steve McClain, Patti Flowers, Carey Beard, and Randy Scherer. Far Bottom Left: Octo- ber: lane Claypool, jeff Schneider, Doug Beghtel, and Wilmarie Gaines. Top Left: November: Gaylen Carpen- ter, Gina Walthall, Clay Morton, and joAnne Goodwin. Bottom Middle: january: Kitty Koos, Mike Russell, Celia Mahan, and Karel Sigtenhorst, Bottom Right: December: Susan Segrest, Tim Owens, Gail Geary and David Barton. additional students choosen in pring Sixteen more citizens were honored in the spring. ln addition, a senior boy and a senior girl were chosen as Citizens of the Year. Top Right: February: Burl Coker, Diantha Garrett, Randy Norris, and Karen Nielson. Bottom Left: March: judy Robinson, Mark Kroloff, Steve Anderson, and Rosanne Fadal. Bottom Right: April: Pitty Nelon, Mike Reith, Martha Fitzpatrick, and Rod Brown tnot picturedl. Far Bottom Right: May: Pat Burdette, jeff lohnston, Kathy Strother, and Robert jackson. Far Right: Citizens of the Year: joan Scruggs and Scott Brister. , ,,, Us ii ,,-m.,, ,,,, ,MM , ' 'lp , ff i . f it WT Llmvwi f' Q Ai, 5 ' Qyssfi 1 a XE S X ff EEZ: X R ,N ,. iii? : A V'2A?i11 'in -33-gg i, if Wm, '51, 'imffi wifi 'wfi 1:5 .f 2 - 1,4-2212: 7' ,ff 45+ Y J is f ! X , n. y ., A , Q M lx Q L X 2 f? . , ., fi 1 E 5 if, .4 f rm . 1 Y A 51 ' , ff ,J nfs rf K1 451 ' Lg, L. 129' , f f Aa A .41 3, I 435:57 i, Clarke wittstruck :eIia mahan Q X . .- 2 kg six xx. . N i i fxX Q . N' 4 if , X . Si N i M . 51. swf 35 f we N. SN. 1-K .wqyi RN Ks ww ,. . V k , K ag 4 Am', 1 scott brister and lisa greene UW X ww xi? W 2, fffi. - X X ? sg, . W S ,Q S Q E gg, M M A .x .. 'X ,L e fs x.q, X ' QW , K N 5' . 5 5 - X A -X X .3 - 1 SA , , - W WH: S ?gk.:QiT fg' A1f :-' ' W V XX A 2 :E XS gl K I x Q . .gf 5 Q f . A 6 X ..k. S1 SN 3 K S Yi. X ii, 5 Es. X vs ' TQ? Lg. Q l . 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Working with and for fellow students, they contributed to making the 1973 senior class the best ever. Top Right: Kathy Bradshaw boosted school spirit. Bottom Left: Cathy Hearn was active in ecology. Top Middle: Preston Kaye left, dealt justice in a mock trial. Bottom Middle: Mike Milligan had a smile for anyone. Far Far Top Right: Roxanne Thompson cheered the Rams on. Far Bottom Right: Tim Pur- selley displayed charisma. 42 fx' ff ffufffwmf 4 Q WWWMWM ff' 4' mm v 4 4 fi, Lf' VI! Nu? K5 Ad 'a L we in '2 f W f y ai -.- 5 belligerent boys created mischief Far Top Left: Richfield boys were fond of each other.Far Bottom Left: Some of the juniors were still in diapers. Top Left: Marvin Purselley had to position himself to think. Bottom Middle: Senior boys saw no evil, spoke no evil, and heard no evil. Bottom Right: I didn't know they had centerfolds in the library. j l lt! lltiilillili llf' fit ll ,-. , 4 , Q A .,. as A.. itat 45 46 , ..v,. .,, ,ff JV, Q f 5 5 i 'V achievement recognized Outstanding students and teachers were awarded honors on Senior Recognition Day. They were hailed as performing valuable services and contributing to scholastic achievement in the 1972-73 school year. Top Left: Walter Staton received the Math and Science Award. Bottom Left: The Spanish medals were to G. G. Hsieh, Martha Anderson, and len- nifer Gross. Bottom Middle: The I Dare You award was won by Manha Anderson and Clay Morton. Far Top Right: The Traditions Com- mittee presented a beautiful Senior Flag. Far Bot- tom Right: Harold Mathias, Waco mayor, pro- claimed May 24th as 'lack Price Day.' j 1 ww., 3. ..,.., lf? Z? V il A if ,gn 42 'K Bw- in-.5 Z Z9 ,ty 'Q W, Rf' Y Y X Q, x xi AE X Y , 1 x x Q x senior rec was altered Senior Recognition Day conveyed a new meaning to students at Richfield. The senior class presented an elabo- rate and laborious production The Wizard of Richfield which climaxed the morning assembly. Top Left: The senior song proved to be a unique and memorable creation. Bottom Left: Richfield teachers were por- trayed as munchkins. Top Middle: Demolition Derby commentators got a big laugh. Bottom Middle: Holt tried to go to school. Far Top Right: Rosie Ram wanted to return to English. Far Bottom Right: Someone got drenched. fig! 1 iv- CX 98' 1 avi nw' n kr Q .5 , 5. rx wp W ,K . x N 5,,-.Q '--wf, 'sw ' 42' .31 'Q ,IQR ,i I .hh !rk,R 4 1 . x ,, 3 ...ir is ,y , , 1, .sf , S, ...rt M MJ, 1 A : -f- ,pcb V ,V ,5',,, Af f4 A X J, M, 1, ,M .. .A,i,,.wV5 ,,f.f,1,, I rf! ' y' . Q ., J- .v'f ki B4 5 n- ' 1 4 .. Jw wig- s ,! f ap fa I AEN, 2 15 .4 lx, ry i Nha, K saiiffcf' . wif, vii' ,,, Q X 4412. ,lf V' K-',,.' 4 af tray , tm f .L'wf. ,L! .1- Q' ' 3 class played at their pi ni The afternoon of Senior Recognition Day was set aside for the annual picnic. Unexpected sunshine and beautiful Cam- eron Park contributed to the atmosphere of food, fun, and fro- Iic. Top Left: A picnic lunch was consumed by almost every- one. Bottom Right: The red and gray teams competed in a tug-of-war. Bottom Middle: Two sack-racers fell short of the finish line. Far Top Left: Holt Getterman and Doug Beghtel were wrapped up in each other. Far Bottom Left: Seniors par- ticipated in many unusual games. JJ 'QPLN I N 'A'f'.. Q ali ,M . A ,Ad . , W ' eip! -lf. M- is 5l Q W f ' 1 f 9 'E 5 gyms, n .Y, F p4 :girl I ' L Y ? 5' A nostalgia reigned A glimpse into the days of yesteryear was evident at the 1973 Senior Prom. The theme, 'Those Were the Days.' consisted of huge film clips with silohuetted motion picture stars and spar- kling box radios. Created by members of the Social Committee and Art Department, memories passed before seniors' eyes. Four underclassmen described the meaning of the senior ring in the traditional ring ceremony. Seniors enjoyed their evening and left the dance with a bit of wistful yearning. Far Top Left: Couples arrived at the dance. Far Bottom Left: Leigh Lamkin could have danced all night. Bottom Left: Wilmarie Gaines kept with the beat of the music. Top Left: The boys enjoyed the re- freshments. Bottom Right: Zilker Sunday furnished great music. Right: loAnne Goodwin and Ken Robson paused for their picture. N 7 'W L ---. grads were motivated For 554 graduating seniors Thursday, May 31, was an everlasting moment in their lives. Grant Teaff, Baylor Football coach, spoke at commencement exercises and urged the class of 1973 to develop self-motivation so the fu- ture would hold success in whatever they chose to do. just the preceding Sunday, the Baccalaureate Service was held in the HOT Colisieum. Dr. joseph F. Velez, associate professor of Spanish at Bay- lor, delivered the address fFar Bottom Righty. Far Top Right: Bart Carpenter, Valedictorian looked over the com- mencement program. C. G. Hsieh was salutatorian. Far Top Left: Grant Teaff stressed the importance of self-motivation. Far Bottom Left: Teresa Hardeman helped Norman Hoppenstein make his final adjustments. Right: Debra Booker received her diploma with a smile. Bottom: Seniors waited anxiously for the big moment. TN 'R Si K. 54 f 9 I Q 5 5 ' 5 51 1 Aff J L? I 1 X ig X A It 3,4 id -1 F .L f X K X 55 wi , ,1,y,? xiii if MQW 3? 'Ex Q , JL X 1 .ff S IL K K af ,gi f, y -I .. , V55 V, C HSSES Senior class officers for the 1972- 73 school year were Cathy Schech- ter, treasurerg Tim Purselley, vice- presidentg Frances Harris, secretaryg Clarke Wittstruck, president. Steve Abney jerelyn Adams Larry Adams joe Adcock jimi Ahlgrimm Sherri Alexander Martha Anderson Steve Anderson Shariett Apperson Rickey Armbruster David Austin Debbi Autrey Chris Baggett Bill Baird Carol Baker Rhonda Banister Steve Bartlett David Barton 58 .g i-m7 , fr seniors studied 13' fl , If. y NX A 'FIR ' lf ' S s ft ,JEWQAQK , 41,6 I le- l V is .it r --1. , V tc y i f 4 L ' lm , l itr, K 1' A 1:,,. -1 1- .S Seniors devoted much effort to their stud- ies, but still found time to promote projects, such as ecology, the medieval festival, and a successful magazine sale. The class of '73 re- vived many Richfield traditions and began a new one that will long be remembered as the Spirit of '73. Top: Bart Carpenter was just checking. Bottom: Martha Anderson, What do you mean l did the wrong lab? 1 AFV ii? 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Beth Hawes Ray Heady Cathy Hearn Susan Hensley lack Henson Alice Hernandez Candy Hightower Samuel Hights Dicque Hill George Hill Norman Hirsch Byron Hoeffner Kenneth Hoge Darrell Holick Deborah Hollingsworth Norman Hoppenstein G. G. Hsieh Billy Hubert Ronnie Huckaby David Hudson Mike Hyatt 65 joe Irwin Zane lttner Steve jacks Robert jackson Ronald jackson Suzanne janes Bart jenkins Debbie jenkins jeri jennings Georgia johnson jan johnson Kathy johnson Pierce johnson Sammye johnson Rhesa johnston Allen jolly Pam jones Susan Karaffa Sue Katten Preston Kay 66 class ' 3 created U , ,sg ,, ' . f 0 i- u Q fm! , -fy 1 agii, -'., figw sine ., .g Ei ' is f Q ,q c I vvl-- S, ff 4 ' , , l i f-. l Sll, ., i f L.. , ' i z at ' ' 'Fr , 3 i us, 1 5 we I X ,, 15? lll - ' ., 7 .. l S '4 Els- Twilla Keeton Tom Kelly Sharon Kelm David Kettler Rebecca Key David Khoury Vickie Kilgo Valerie Kilgore Paris Kincade johnny King Willie King Robin Kirkham Freddy Kirkland Mike Klatt Evelyn Kleiman Lisa Kleiman Stan Koehne Phillip Koss 5 5 1 I ' eu - that S, 1 ,V :wx ' in t P if 4 M: an t. f ff is ' , , gn , 1, f ' s . in 'V Q' -3- 41 gf - 3 M f wk- ' , 5 A I 'saw ' , A . T51 W'i':f' di lfii ZA- we Win pf ' i . 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L- IN -I 1 'Q- '- . iff ' ,K i v v eor iii' Y'-gr' , . . r , J AR S f, ara 'Y 5 W' is 1 , K 1 fill Kirk Kuehl Deborah Kuhnle Dexter Kuykendall Lu Anne Laine Ana Lam Leigh Lamkin Barbara Landfair Celia Landfried Horace Latimer David Lauka Henry Leaverton Barbara Lee Mike Lee Louann Leftwich Gary Lehrmann ludy Lessman Robert Lillard Bob Lilly Kim Lochridge Doug Long Donna Love jerry Lynn Celia Mahan Morris Maines Doug Mann Melissa Marlow Floyd Marshall Bruce Martin Caroll Martin Kathleen Martin Marcus Mathews Carol Maxwell Mike May Leticia Mayfield Tom McConnell Tim McCormick lim McDow Mike McGiIvray Brenda McGregor Mike McHam Sue McKimmey lim McVey 68 ifiiirsstg, :lv 'F' J ,yr 5 il' 4 Tawny Melzer john Merritt Mary Milam Patty Miller Mike Milligan Marsha Minnix Carol Mohler Laura Monroe Debbie Moody Debbie Moore Karen Moore jerry Moran Gary Morgan Wilbert Morris Clay Morton Mark Moseley Debbie Motley Beth Mullen Us to W -4' 4 fr f' Q 1 ' 5 22- Y X, W I If: Linda Murdock Roy Naylor jacque Neatherlin Pitty Nelon Bill Nelson Cathi Nelson Dave Nelson Howard Nesmith Bobby Nethery john Nicosis Karen Nielson Cathy Nixon Randy Norris Alan North Bruce Norvell Elizabeth Norwood jennifer Nowlin julie Olsen Niels Olsen Rozlynn Orr 69 Becky O'TooIe Robbye Padgett Danny Passmore David Patton jamie Patton Patricia Paulk jack Payne Robert Payne Robin Payne Tom Pearson Bobby Peck Richard Peckovszky Randy Pederson Brenda Perry Nancy Peterson Terry Pfennig Paula Philpott jim Pickens Mike Pirelo janet Pizzo Charlotte Pobletts 70 Top: Robert Sewart modeled his letter jacket. Bottom: Lloyd Thomas-on the job. saw? 'iv-om.. ll r A A ' T5 , t . 'K' it Ng 'X Vfjnkk ., . I c., K S - I Y: .t all 5 TE 43 f 'isa ' 1' or 5 ,1 V! ff ', - y .1 P . r f NLT 'QL ' .3 1' .W A V .Q V ' il . P -' - f M 5, 1 ,t,,c .. , gif 3 5 sn tt Y ,, f xx I 'i ' H-www Q , if ,rr , Ylfv' A ' if. it f :gu i 2, . ' E, A' ' N. it s - . . A Ayi V .U P ef 154 all N , 4 Qt ha We f K VF! 'E g ,P as tu W' S lslmgwg l 1 8 1, l 1 -904 ar , , . W, ,2:. S Qi. each one achieved gigs l.Vf W 5 wma 5 K rd if Q ,lL' P, ,A , i .- 5 4Ze . w w ' M S S ' f :'- f 1 59 , f ,- t L e e :A ' 4 .V L rlfi it Ii. ' gl-gg g -w1421sHg'5ffse1:6si.44 Randy Poe Leslie Pollard Lance Pool Sally Powell Gary Powers lo lo Prebosnyak Tim Purselley Phyllis Rachuig Xenobia Raglin Mike Railsback Q to ,' P chris Rainer '.:- Tom Ramsey i i lc c .ff A Aaron Ransom S SL , Debra Reed ' HX- :Fw ', f P R l , if . am eed r L 1 A- si' Vi' Steve Reeves S L Bill Reid ' 1 Make Reith Milton Reynolds L Royce Rhea ,if L Us 1 P S naiiii 1- - v . f1f1 at M 1 gg ii :'i l L. S 7 sg 4 fes by ' -- i ' Y , 1 ii on A this m fm, ef 1 m,,gf2x is - i J faqs' X j I fi' f .P , 1 Debbie Richards Marshall Ricks Larry Ridings Robin Roberts Van Robinson Ken Robson Luther Rodriquez Vickie Rogers William Rogers Gayle Rollins Mark Roquemore Dianne Rose Steve Rosenbaum Steven Rosentreter Eula Ross Larry Ross Charlie Rountree Rina Ruttenberg janet Ruyle Toni Ryals Wanda Sadler Tommy Salome Robert Salter Cindy Sanders Pam Sanders Rhonda Sanderson Pablo Sauseda Dianne Savage Chris Schafer Suzanne Schank Cathy Schechter Randy Scherer Tim Schroeder Valeri Schroeder Don Schulze jimmy Schwartz A f :tt ft Y?-fi uv fl 'Q' 7 Q? lv I 'Q is at Elaine Schwarz john Scott Oliver Scott joan Scruggs Richard Seawright Brad Sedberry George Sessler Beth Shanks Debbie Sharp Ralph Sheffield jackie Sheppard jeff Sherrod Bill Shiller Donna Shook Pat Short john Shreffler Hendrik Sigtenhorst Elaine Simpson Steve Slade Charlie Slough 72 It Q ! v . 1 C- 'B S 1 ' Q . A t ,vjf ,... S K S, VS fi, J, .V E L. 435' fry' . Ii A S. Af? S 3 f X 3 X X X ,K f 1 Q in fy, ff I K I , x mini 1 ' A' j S my I ' r A t R l ' r C ,.-i C ' t - S S B ' I ? S? 443 ,S glys, t S 5 I f l ' A, 1 l it I P . sl, X 'il' 1 A g ill l,. S h K A SW? Q MQ I iS Y bw 1 V 'JS ll Q lll lll l I lu fx g , TV, I l i 3 S T1 i lvl f' R .f B ' Top: Donald Weaver took a break. Bottom: Kathy Butt-the look of innocence. f? we K' . . . -k vi I rx 4 ' X I 'fl in Ei ,Q '. .qz S by 5 - if. ' 'f :ff- : . ' Wa, 5 ,iw ,. , X 455 Q ,LL Q , was 1 4 . . G1feffgfQz, V-l an . aw ,K . ez r . 5 A ft , 'N A ' 1. wah ,f i . ' .. 5 rwfos .Q -'-r te! t A K A, 83: Q ff E X SC, :ar 'A, -' wer , of 'x Q., 11X 3 WM? Q '?Y?X NT - Q 5 Q1 8 x , 'z I riff' 7. ,t P , S Z Q - ft : ' .t 3' -. . . , 1, V S a'4 'xf ,M ff!- ' 2 ., i 1-.:,, 43? .. K Q-N W. l if S 5 K V Y f . Sin, -A. OV L E a . ,A SQS r LK , .V f A xy f Q, :l,.,y-qu 'X A , ,1 7 '.'rfmg.1e+is r S A 1 S t .b l m l Ws.Qf 1 v- ,,A,., Qi , ',,1'1j:,s1 j fr, A SILK' S fd- 1 1b S - Anne Smedley Don Smith Rita Smith Walter Staton Alva Stem Melinda Sterling Lizabeth Steves Robert Stewart Pam Stinson Sandra Stokes Alan Stolte Kathy Stone Dwain Stork Carol Storm Bobby Strickland Kathy Strouther Blake Stroud Phillip Sudduth Gwen Sutton joey Sweeney Suze Swindle 73 Billy Taube Danny Taylor Rick Taylor Roxanne Taylor Lloyd Thomas ecology dug in .W Q Q i. ff H ' 1 .f ' .gl . Lucille Thomas Roxanne Thompson Suzan Thompson Cindy Toups Dicky Tyler R B - sa.- 'w L Ya M 1 my - i ci Ai: 2 E if W? Af 'MQ . ' i E Wxeiisz: Af , 9 1 A , . ai! 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' K 5 ll ll :ei ll 5 4 1 f 1 -V W ky , in V, R afi! ill' ,K l lm K 17'- - Ma , .iii i fwfr,-f' L ax i4 if 532 .Q MSB 355 V l t g , , if p Jlegai- L V to -,'i z, is . : ' ,' 2 :-f lkx , t'if Fffffj 3 Wa? ' - K ' 'C i ' 595 'Y P 5' . 2 :rfkrssiiifilisfxisi:EF-xii.ft.-'fIfif'4?5 gfiQlil'lXE'5, 3: 21539--1 .1 Top: Captain Eco Clark and his won- der students brought forth life. Bottom: Gary Der Garabedian and Rick Warren displayed the ecology flag. ui ff. A, 'i i up QV :g.,,f,' V -. V .,,.. 'j g E Q - C-f -' Z I lr Q i X ,. i s ' y ' if P Q, ff .., V . V g M f il as N ive. ' 9' if -T.. 1 if P' I ., , -gg x , 4, . 1 iifiif.. ' 'Fr i 1 1 A Larry Williams Mike Williams Stuart Williams Terri Williams Steve Willmann Linda Wilson Virginia Wilson Woodrow Wilson Clarke Wittstruck Janet Wizig Chris Wolfe Gary Wolfe Sally Womack Bill Woods Matt Woodward Sharon Wooten April Worthen Patricia Worthey Connie Zimmerman 75 Holly Adams David Adelman Nancy Alford Marian Anderson Camille Antene Terry Armbruster Kim Aydelotte Craig Baggett Wes Bailey Kris Baird Rusty Barkley Doyle Barrett Mary Barton Greg Bashara Khristi Baskin Kathaleen Bates Ronald Bean Caryn Beard Debbie Bell Kaay Bell Sidney Berry jennifer Bertrand Teresa Bible janet Bills Melanie Black Kenneth Bohn Barbara Booker Kevin Braaley Kathy Branyon Barbara Bratton Marta Brazelton Christie Bright Donny Britain Cindy Brown Mike Brown Rod Brown Gary Bruce Rod Bullard Suzanne Bullard Pat Burdette Tanya Burke Lee Burney 76 af- 1 2' we sl ws. ,Q . ,. 'W 2 'M juniors joined in eagerly it 1 , l. A . we f f ' -fa, Jaya -2- fires, it :Mg A Q , gi : ' . ,A T pxya , Z , , ' T V1 A i V 'th . M , ,. 5 W? A 1? ' if . it f I as , lu 1 f V eg 5 ..,,. fi? ,Q rs,l T C A? Brad Bush Sarah Buzze Mike Cagle Franze Campbell Dale Carlisle Donna Carpenter Teresa Carpenter Teresa Carter David Cash Steve Cash Octavia Chappell Arthur Chatman Vickie Chatman Randy Chenot Lori Chernott Michelle Chernoff Donna Chisholm Bobby Christian Debbie Clark ludith Clark Rhonda Clarlg lane Claypool Lori Cleaver Terry Cobbs Kenneth Cocek Bill Coker Burl Coker Nick Colias 7 ,, B l lx Q vain 'CZ' K we 1 0' it x r I W I, Riff if + -x EM? B it w M i Q , y , 3 X 1 A, f 5 J ,Pj Y if 'll ,Ei x at is in at b , . A I... 'il l 0 gc g I Z V' I r'i1' 1, , ,Q ? be yrrr gg K Q In 1 . Y ' -.J it if .gl wifi Igq, ,,.. . if Ai' Cx. v- .' vs f , 1 . 5 x if-' l l lla i 'Mit' juniors, as the middle class, served to con- The class won the annual can drive. Top: Rick ect the other two classes and to unify Richfield. Willis demonstrated touch type. Bottom: Keith Jnior girls increased spirit by wearing '74 jerseys. Hall experienced another exciting day in Biology. .QQ , V Q , 1. 7' ,lgl . . B . ,, if ff at i l 'ferr L ' 4? ,' K' We We . th r C 1f't2t ' if x , . 44 , 3 '-393 ,.. A f.-g r iii f is L ' - ii.yt 2 Q ,Za I QQ 1 fd' 'Q ll sri'- . 5 2 L wi, it ,,.. 13? n 'Ass 1 ' C f z 'if ,,:sQ'H.'fL,:- ' L I I 1 ,, . cf 9 N 1- az A Q .Vw , c,.. so ,lizzie ' .saying +2 - - Cr if la 4 el,-, ywff F 'fiw'4+gLt MH W 5, 'vf l,' f, A .g r i , ' 'lf .Em .f 'I ? E. ,Hg 3 as is f- , f I Ao. 1 nl , 'A i,ot liii 5 F 3 1-: , :iiff': y f Lois Conners Laura Cook Linda Cooper Kathy Copeland Linda Cotton joel Cox Karla Cox Kenneth Cox Randy Crawford Brenda Cromwell jim Crook Monte Cross Faith Crosslin Mona Cruz Tommy Cummings Karen Cunningham Connie Curtis Linda Curtis Kathy Custer Amy Dancer janice Daniel Liz Darling Lallah Davis Shiela Davis Ricky Decker Cindy Dickens Brenda Dixon Candice Drake joan Drake Cathy Dunnam Melvin Dyer Cathy Easterwood john Etter Donna Evans Dana Fadal jim Fariss Kaye Farrar Susan Farrar Mike Faubion Bobby joe Ferguso 77 fl Rhonda Ferguson Wyndell Ferrell Donette Feyerherm Martha Fitzpatrick Patti Flowers Elaine Foster judy Franks Carolyn Freemon Cherie Friedel Lugene Friedholm Drew Fuller Howard Gandler jane Garland Diantha Garrett Peggy Gerdes Mark Gervig james Gidney Debbie Gizzolli Deborah Glazener Amelia Glockzin Melanie Goebel Bill Grant Darlene Gray Bridget Green Marcia Griffith janet Grohoske Danny Grooms Mary Guice Gary Guinn Patty Guthrie Mike Hagar Frank Hall julia Halve Eva Hamilton Danny Hanen jeff Hanna jane Hansen julie Harbour David Hardwick Claude Harris , ffz ,Q r , ,,v. an 45 ig .ax , A. ' it F if 'F' Q wr il ' irti' 'L ij? Q .F a .ii if! in i2 H 'WN 'Q 1,2 . ,, 'Q ' Xt I 4, Q Q -'feziii A we F. , i V f H' ffigwi f i in X , 44' -, ll F Wm? ll ' wc? 7 F . i ' i i ei i..l Q . 5 C trssr W- 'ff , , ,f l . .5 V ' r A fi ' 78 E up-... ia -v we ' ' ' f 1 4 S 5 P , M f 5 H MQ TWMW Bldg 3 wig? ,,.2 ' f ' 'lffl ' -4 ' -' 5? Q' lf M ' l ef 2 ,. C KQQFL t t 8 If , 4' J. I tm rg K? 1, vi g fs? ls, si ,,.y:::v . . ilqqisif - , on l Y' jerry Hatcher Richard Hatchett Oscar Hatfield Phyllis Hauk Mark Helm Steve Hensel Rick Heussner Sheryl Hill Steve Hill David Honeycutt Mary Lynn Hooker Sherri Hoppenstein Barry Horst Alan Hough Lynn Howerton Martha Huang Thomas Huckaby Phil Hudson Sarah Huffman Emmett Hughes Karen Hughes Karen Hughes ,vas 'gi' ra' - it Mike lnmon ' 1 L ,QT Carol jackson 'xp' W R V A fs Penny jackson A Ted lacobs A-if? , . mmmn ' jay james . -v 5 . AEM? , 'I I slle 'ff' 'Y E le s .5 x fi' 1 Q 3 ' im:-' ff me if ' ' it ,-Q' l iv' sr' . a- fl ' A , If li if - V. ,,.. 2 sl l i J Q Y ,A , V 6 3 is it 1 slljl 5 ' ' - fx. Afyh A E, Q Aixam V I I N V L ' 1 23 A ll X1 fa' 1 N, , Q tri VVILL K - ! r, ST , r ii Top: Pam johnson to Arthur Chatman, Your side of the desk is over there! Bottom: Caryn Beard enjoyed photography. , 2 E2 I L ll 2 L . ,Jag 6 :P K i.,,,.7 - -,ir , ,,:,, .st iff Jeff: :H , 1 3. ,tx f 7. . L flax, . ffsvssg ' s ji - 4 joanne jarosek Mark jaynes Deborah jeffcoat Mark jessup Barry johnson Dean johnson jim johnson Lei johnson Mike johnson Norma johnston Alisin jones Belva jones Bonnie jones Donna jones Mary Carolyn jones Nopie jones Sandra jones Rocky Kamm Brian Kantor jayne Kerr Kathy Kienitz Diane Kilgo Steve King Alton Kirk David Kirkland Sharon Kirkland Evan Klaras ' Ronnie Klein Harry Kluck Vikki Koncak Kitty Koos Cheryl Korenek Klaus Krohn Billy Kruger Kathy Krupicka Susan Krupicka john LaFrance Charles Lam Bekcy Lamkin Ann Laminack Lou Ann Landingham Debbie Langford 79 Russell Latham Neal Leavell Donna Ledbetter Chuck Leggott Gwen Lehrmann Chris Lemon David Lepar Mike Levi Lucy Lewis Vicki Lloyd Wendy Locklar Linda Logue jeff Lothlen lan Loveless Donny Lynn Richard Lyon Rennee Lyons Mari Maddux Nancy Mansfield Brenda Martin Deborah Martin Maria Martinez Kim Mason Mark Mauer Laura Mayfield Ray Mayfield Teri Mayfield Karen McCain Steve McClain Frank McCoy Steve McCullough Dickie McCreary Neil McCurrin jim McFarlin Marcia McGee Kim McGilvray Teresa McGinnis Dee Mclntosh Karen McKamie Mark McKee 80 Top: Karen McCain, lane Garland car- ried on with the true spirit shown all year by the junior class. Bottom: Marta Brazel- ton was up to mischief. it r y a y a, , gf , K l l s I f L:- S in ' il i 'I'-'f'l'J' Q X fl I .ri . ' 5, - M In A L L H .,:2 ' if i 5, fx A G X i ' TF ' 5 Q 'Ui-' W .PJ If ,j ak lg? K W N V ---:, fi .., ti: 2 - y f f' l lil Q1 f '3 WY it 4 ,az fflf L ,Q A if X 211. ff' I ' 'R or ..,,:E , ,, M - ., - ns, - in H ' I if i- tfrt- .- Jil it lr ' d ' HQ' ' F ifi st ' f in i r .' If K 'iyy 151 ,i f I L 2 1 ,tt- 'ib- 45 Q2 , Hr: Q if ,,,, if to as . , ,., w A,-1 N M , l f V ' 'YW AZ? Z': fn -fm' '19 class '74 carried on as-f -. 'A . W t L, L 'iii-4 t ,. V ,N x gxlt K is B . , 5 - -um? - - ffm Y 'Q yt- - - Qs REQ HY PW M if P l .mLJ,,.,,: w ,g K t W. 54. Lis lalf. ,,3.,,, . kg: x 'N-V., Q 'xi it I 2 Barry Pfennig Christine Pirelo lulie Pitman Robert Plemons Terri Poehl Dana Pool Bill Porter gif A i 4 ,v Q ' ! 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'n ..' . ,Z al? lee 3 5 W 'L P 5' Mark Porter Marla Portugal Eddie Powell Mike Power Patty Prim Gary Proffitt Danny Pryor Carol Puckett james Rafferty Denice Ragsdale jo Anne Reay Debbie Reed joe Reese Kay Reeves Carolyn Richards Cinda Richards Linda Richards Mack Richie Warren Ricks Cindy Ridings Gail Roberts David McMahan Bruce McQueen Laura Melzer Murray Merony Don Miller Donnell Miller Kevin Miller Ross Miller Beverly Mills Steve Mitchell Charlie Monroe Patsy Monroe David Moore Martha Moore Terry Morgan Cynthia Morris Felecia Moulden Mack Mullins Debby Neel Emily Nelson Wayne Nelson Mary North Theresa Norris Tom Norris Nancy Norton Rusty O'Bryan Linda Owen Mike Owens Randy Page jerry Park Kaye Parker Skipper Parker Max Parrish Pat Parsons Caroline Partida Rosie Patena john Patterson Maure Patton Brian Pauling Grace Pavlas Bruce Pearson Gloria Petty 81 Haywood Smith jennifer Smith Lisa Smolensky Becky Snyder Linda Songer Sara SoRelle Rhonda Soukup Luise Sparks Sue Spiller Rick Sporkin Mike Spradling Nell Stalling Mike Stanley Bobby Starnes Mike Starr Darlene Steinke Penny Stockburger Shirley Storm Cindy Talley Elaine Taylor jinger Taylor joe Taylor Gaylen Tenberg Liz Thomas Mike Thomason Tina Thornton Raina Thorsen Cindy Threadgill Karen Timmons Brenda Tolbert Denise Tucker Rickey Tucker Randy Turner johnnie Uptmore Sabrina Uribe 82 Ruth Ann Robertson judy Robinson Cherly Rogers Sandra Rogers Buddy Roster Ronnie Ruff Mike Russell Paula Russell Richard Ryals Suzi Saddler Kathleen Sammons Phil Sanderson joan Sanger Angie Sawyers jeff Schneider Martin Schwartz Bob Scott Randy Scrivner Cherly Seward Sandy Sheppard Cherly Shiplett Theresa Shirey Sam Shurtleff Sherri Slate Rita Slaughter Cindy Rae Smith Debbie Smith Fran Smith i t T . 5. ,A , , t an , ,Q , .-:, . M Z . ,kri QSM A ., ii V5 it it if - Bi? K K 4 K' ft -, f 'rr 7 2 ' , 1 tk, ry, if if T 'F' S 2 H Q ' V. ' j 2-I .,f- C, - 1- , - Lf -X ztl ,E - . ii' ei ii 1 - :L 'S T Q ' 7 ,yr . 'Wir' f 1 1 Zu ., W ,. 1 ' ii i A ilii PM R, T H 5 but .W is Wx S .Q , has ,fi Q ., E W S s,r P K 5 -KU , , ij I ..5: F iii 9 y i l. r .W 1 C g jg' Q ,X Y ,M ff.. V 4, so H '. 5 W x ,H T f , it .rrlr T rr, Ll iii? 7 3, l f I ' Top: David Dial fcenterj, Dean johnson lquar- terbackj practiced every chance they got. Bot- tom: juniors kept things hopping until the last. l ,alll Q 1 1 5 l Vt S S if w , Y ' EEE .4 . fi M . ' V h'- - I ff ,I , - Qin g I .-we- xl 5' :. fl ,Eff Z? V' ,V', , . W' I I ki ' 6 z 'D if Y -f . Y 8 E. . B 'if to J - B -1 i if is . ciis , V Q1 I, gf. 'Hg , :, if , Q ., 15 !- 5 f 3 it ff 4552, l ' - .e s iw ,gl - ..+. ,ygggig I V , .xii na . kI- ,..h 1115 ,-igst iz fi! -Q wszistgi -S-' aw wg 1 ., , , .,Eu,1x3g, 1 :i i i k:f'q' K gl sff:4L'f,0l J , Q , 4 was vs I. If ' ri ' . f ' ,. 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B t mf H 5 r Paul Vasek Bobby Vick lack Vick Kathy Voss Bobby Waldrop Beverly Walker Debbie Walker Netta Wallis Lisa Walters Gina Walthali Bill Wardlaw Ann Ware Mike Warren Wendell Washington Dorwin Watson Ronald Weaver Linda Welch Mark Welstead Susan Wheat Tommy Wienandt Boyd Williams Clark Williams Monte Williams Shap Williams Patty Williams Ann Willingham Allen Wilson Bobby Wilson Brooks Wilson Sara Wood Pam Worthen Dawn Woznick Tim Yarbrough Donna York Cheryl Youngblood Monte Youngs Carla Zaggle 83 Mary Ackland Gaye Adams Linda Aguilar Billie Allen Douglas Allen Helen Ambrose David Anderson Melissa Anderson Elzene Aylor Debra Ballard Elvira Banks Keith Barfield Tom Barger Pam Barker Pam Barnes lon Barton Karen Beasley Kevin Bekkelund Kevin Bekkond Sherri Belknap Sheri Bertrand Mark Bewley lack Bilbrey Ray Biles Demardus Blackwell Michele Blanchard Viki Blocker Kathy Bohn Kim Bohn Cheryl Booker Brett Boyd Donna Bradbury Beverly Bradley Vera Brandon Barry Brickman Shari Lynn Brigham Marsha Brink Susan Brister Dale Britt Bill Broach Steve Brock Cindy Brown 84 sophomores shone with piri ,. . ,rf it .A 'vvi N , f ,. f 4 4 iv. . I , ,- 4 f L as is , Qi I Y v4 , I 33 'Hb If wa I es- g ig, Y R 3 s r- , J! - in ,, L 'B Q. 5 4 ' J . f 7 re, , t QW-2 i- . rf. Dovie Brown lerri Brown jimmy Brown Margaret Brown Larry Brumfield Kathy Bullock john Burleson Ted Bullard Karen Butt Leslie Butts Loretta Caldera Becky Campbell Debra Campbell Tommy Campbell Randy Cannon Michael Carlisle Gahlen Carpenter Dean Casey Patti Cendrowski janet Carter Add Chandler Gary Chandler Ty Chandler Missy Chapman Danita Chappell Terri Chappell Rosie Chatman Wanda Chatman S 3 W at -ff B ' if W ' f g A A 1 , I 1 -tm if if M Q 5 iiiil iii' E il A A .L 1 . fs my - - ,Q ' f I .Z,, ,, f ff? f A at ft f' .5 L L i,.: ,, ' s.. V ' i S3 ' lik! E,:75,f'5f , , lk J 3 ' E5 K gi 1 -t,i Q ie , L 152,15 3 'i71i13i'-F-f'f?1'C'5. 'i There was never a more together, group the class of '75 as they surprised up- with a wild display of spirit at pep Sophomores blended in well at Richfield, bringing new ideas, like the tenth-grade talent show. Top: john Litton- pumpkin eyes. Bot- tom: Steve Riser, Oh, I forgot to wash behind my ears! 3 if 1' S fe Q r az I it Q at A iz' .f,' t I iis, Lag. ll ' M -Q t g .b l I i ,A , my I- i S K, I H W i f , , 'U E it , xx X l af fu V ig' 5 3, .L A.. K ,.. V if Q ra. , i fi , , iy . .. g f f- - - my , ,Masta , , - W Wg i iv ,. it 1 -,K , 1 L :gzg gyzl i t V ' .ff .. X K it ' K f 41513 lseek i K W. ',,...t asf N .A , . 143 Robert Chozick Steve Chenot Ellen Chernoff Clarence Chesser Retha Clark Darlene Cobb john Colias Kevin Collins Kim Conlee Garlene Corley Tommy Cox Chrisanne Crockett ludy Crow Hampton Crow Diana Cummings Phyllis Curry Carolyn Daniel Lynn Davenport Darla Davis Greg Davis Lester Davis Shelia Davis Maurita Davis Stephanie Davis Scott Decker Carrie Dial Connie Donaldson Pat Donaldson Brenda Douglas Ed Draper Kaye Draper Rosanne Driska Charlotte Eastervvood Pat Eastland Donna Edwards Grant Dudley Q Vickie Elliot Vicki Erlanson Shawna Eskew Patti Fassauer 85 Lisa Fedorka Tommy Fee jane Fergason Lynn Feyerherm joyce Fink Gene Fisseler Steve Flansburg Elizabeth Fletcher Danny Fore Marguerita Foster Edna Mae Franklin Thomas Franklin Danny Fuentes Lee Ann Geppinger Billee Gilliam Ann Ginsburg Donna Glanz Cynthia Glenn lanice Glenn Nancy Goddard Melissa Goebel Diana Gonzales Georgia Gonzales Greg Gordon lohn Gordon Dan Gorham Grant Goss Scott Graves Michelle Griffith Charlene Grooms Ginger Grupy Melisa Gummelt Ricky Guthrie Nita Haliburton Gary Hall Vicki Hallmark Duncan Halve Liz Hardeman Barbara Harris Katie Harris 86 A Ill' F ,,.. -G1 i 1 4 'I af ,, 'V 'tg M . f 1 El ll X f 'i 4' A53 ,gin .l f ' , 'K ' -f 'f l JT 5 ' viuifiiffi Q 9' f , 11 5 it Y, -V x, F.. v I 2 si ' Ag l 4 3 . 4 .kg 'ws 'E X 7 'il ' 4324? 5 G- e H . 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Kimsey Harold Kindred Reba King Steve Kniepp Lolita Knetter Ken Krauter Diane Kuehl William Lacy Teresa Lane Nancy Langford Ricky Lankford Vickie Lankford Lea Anne Laughlin Barbara Laurence Lenora Leach 87 Brad Leftwich Gloria Lewis Sharon Lewis Vickie Lewis john Linda Billy Lindsey Cary Linthicum Margaret Little Glenn Littles john Litton David Long jo Long jo Ann Long Lisa Love Karen Low Craig Lummus Rosemary Maddox janine Manning Carol Marr Tony Martinez Nanette Mason Wanda Mason Denise Maxwell Donnie Mayberry Marshall Mayfield Melisa Mayfield Robert McAfee Steve McBurnett Bill McClain Curt McClain joyce McCollum Marjorie McCue Patti McCue Ed McElyea Leah McGilvray Beth McGregor james McKinney Laura McLain Mark McLeod Don McMeans 88 L Top: Rosalind jones got all wrapped up in her sewing. Bottom: Debra White and Pam Barnes waited for the explosion. J-: . A N A f V ., . - if ll Q, 1415-A ' 'N - , Es V 5 A -ff at ,-1 3 - L ' A -Y' Z 7 ' 1 3 'ii 'lv .3 1 gf . 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K i f ig? .1 gli I ' j ,,.: 5 f y K' is :.- , X ' 1 if Ei l Ee E , Q I Alfreda Prentis jan Prewett jackie Pribble john Pribble Sue Price Tammy Priest Cynthia Quility Marvin Rafferty Mark Rains Ronnie Ramos David Rankin Raymond Redding Chan Reznicek Debra Richardson Kelli Rickert Stephen Riser Lee Roberts Carla Robins Brad Rogers Glenn Rose Nancy Roster Diane Rudnikoff Robbie Rue Victor Sanchez Ester Mae Sanders Pat Sanders Stuart Saxton Patty Schaffer Dana McNeil Kelle McVey Patty Meadows Charlotte Miller Stephanie Millsaps Bobby Minchew Cathy Minnick Charles Mitchell Craig Monroe Cindy Moore Dorothy Moore Gezelle Moore Alan Morgan joy Morris Gordon Mullan Charles Murff Randy Murphy jeff Murray Phil Neely jana Nelon Sally Nelson Krista Nielsen Sharon Noel Harry North. Sheryl Oliver Tim Owens Mary Pakis Cindy Parks jack Parsons Allen Patterson Lea Patton Vicki Pebsworth john Pemberton Lawana Perry Martha Perry Deborah Phillips Lori Phillips Kerry Pickens Criag Pollard Allison Pool Mike Poston Cheryl Powell 89 Kenny Snell Cynthia Snider john Sonnenberg Susan SoRelle Alice Standifer Mark Starr Shirley Steele Sue Stegemoller Tim Stephens Todd Stephenson lill Sterling William Sterling loyce Stewart Earl Stoglin Bobby Stokes lennie Stone Kimm Stone Fred Storm Sharon Stramler Cindie Strawther Terry Sullivan Lisa Sumaruck Denra Summers Hill Swift Carolyn Tatam- Becky Taube Betty Taylor Tammy Teaff lanice Thibodeau Dalbert Thiele Mark Thomas Rosemary Thompson Lori Toler Brad Toups Bruce Townsend Cecilia Trammel Kerri Triplett Robert Tucker Debbie Turnbough Denise Turner Liz Turner joby Vanya 90 K 'Q' , , , 5 Susan Scherer Shirley Schlemmer Terry Schroeder Brenda Schuetze Sally Schultz Marty Scott Melissa Segrest Susan Segrist David Senior Robin Seward Mike Shelburne Debbie Shiller Brenita Shores Quinn Simek Vicki Simmons Ralph Simon Debbie Simpson Charlotte Sims Deborah Slaughter Sherri Sloan lane Smedley Bennett Smith Bill Smith Bobby Smith Brenda Smith lodie Smith Nancy Smith Sharon Smith vi' M lil' My y l y r y cy T S S S? 4, f e liii ' if ' T fi-, fs it ,i . isls A T T 1' S is Ig ff ,. I J' '17 i s if -gf - if T 'f ' i is , l ,ilvl, j if ,T l V ,llq ii l , yy 15' , , ' kftf i 1 . A V ltliill refills 'f ' ' ' T T N my Z A x I f . Z N A fl . .ltu , 4, it if R ,A ' R S ' S t.,r lt' f it 'f' lf flliiffiftz 1 i vc , Y .,,.7LSl t'i lag- 1, l k ll '?' ','.' ll' .V V - S f - - !' f f ' X if is S U r t, a 19' , V 2' A Ztg' ur' VVllf-z , I Sf T Y' S 1 -wi: ff S as A f , . ,,.,,.. f' .-Wff '19 S s -f T p l B f Top: Alfred Prentis needed more than a rab- bit's foot for good luck. Bottom: Becky Taube ran for her life. W 4. 'f-'Lx S-...Q ,mam ff x ER? I A, '15 H' ya f 1 ,mf QV.. nad, K i ,QM Pi. A L, ,, My , 91,7 :is , ii , 2 if A i is I A ' i 6 i if ., f'x ,S We I E YQ is , Q' ax 'PQ 1 K 5? Q If wtffff 4- fl , wi sig ., wi hi s .uf Q L ij t ig? I' .-he it Q A FX 5 if ina 5 if x jf ww' 'gf ' Et. , x , ,uk -:SY .v 2 j awn gf 1 ,Z john Wynne Sherri Yost Sara Ziegler Bridget Vardaman Karen Vick Sara Vinson Kay Vinzant Connie Voth Donna Waldo Brad Warren David Watkins Katie Watson Susan Watson Bill Webb Mary Weems Loretta Welch Gwendolyn Wells Roberta Wells Melissa Westervelt Betty White Carol White Debra White john White jane Ann Whitley Alan Wienecke Susan Wiggers john Wilfong Debra Williams Lisa Williams Pam Williams Sharron Williams Steve Williamson Leslie Willis Vana Willis Tina Wilson Kathy Winters Mala Wood Rusty Wooldridge james Wright 91 f LIIA facultv faculty came together This year Richfield boasted the largest faculty in its entire history. The fact that Richfield had over one hundred faculty and staff members did not deter these people from working more closely together. This year proved worthy of praise in that the faculty contributed more in spirit and hard work to make this year at Richfield the best ever. Top Right: Mrs. Woods: They'll never guess where I hid the test key. Bottom Left: Mr. Klein made a careful record of Richfield's monthly expenditures. Bottom Right, Far Bottom Left, and Right: Mr. Zachary, Mrs. Littlewood, and Sgt. Walters: Even teachers found time for day-dreaming. Far Top Left: Maj. Ryals: Now men, we'lI break into groups of three and plan our strategy. Far Top Right: Mrs. Howard: Drat, I didn't make it into the 300 club. 94 7 41 5' S w an . A up Q f ' 32553 fy mQ::x.,'1fL' A - -a H.. 3, 5 eisgggfyeeis-ijQg Wh-S ,v, gb g ,ff,Mi Us aim wh- V .X , 1 f 5 ,K 1 ,gl 5-Q' 5 KS 1 x fm 12: : V -3 ff gf, ff., 1 ge if -. K .1 f,,.,, Ei fi i,iligae2s,,ff.4g 1f,g1z,3k3 ' Q2Az4aE',Q I . 6, - V fkjmg 5. JW , wi' ax Q 3: . X 5 M 5 ,U -f f J. ,523 -2 f Vf Y 57-izrwigg-Z 5 M935 hs' wg., +3 K9 Right: Mrs. Lane: You have three arm holes? Bottom Left: Mrs. Hopkins: Remem- ber class, a bird in the hand . . . Bottom Right: Mr. jones: Profile of Courage. Far Top Left: Mrs. Newsome: See Spot run. Far Top Right: Mr. McGee and Mr. Chase looked at Richfield in disbelief. Far Bottom Left: Mrs. Smarzik got into the Christmas spirits . Far Middle: Mrs. Witcher: All right, who threw this spitball? Far Bottom Right: Mrs. McDowell: I think I'm go- ing to be sick. 96 'll-3' I O O 0 1' ff 7 Z f Eh 5' L gag W. 'Tiff im -sus, 4, B english took on new meanin Humanities, another new course, was designed as a sub- stitute for or as a supplement to senior English. This course was a study of English from a literary point of view. Students studied plays and other literary works of art in depth. Top Left: Mrs. McClain prepared diligently for the day's classes. Bottom Left: Miss McCall was RiChfield's Figure World con- sultant. Far Top Left: Mrs. Hilliard: Now class, we'lI type the Constitution in five minutes. Far Top Right: Mr. Pas All right you guys . . . Far Bottom Left: Miss Sterlin . . . and if I catch you cheating I'll deduct 2 ICL points Far Middle: Mrs. Knape and Mrs. Hart: You'd better watc out for those boys with the Green Hornet comic books Far Bottom Right: Mrs. Brown pondered over a connec the-dot puzzle. fl . W, rr gif' f 1-ff 'f A i Hs, wi r' ,gs,.-X fit? Lihwm XX as Q 'Z Q X34 S 'U-J' X 2 K' K -f 55SvlQ?1g- '33 1 ' J' M A 'ii if 1 is ff 'kr 1 .xH X , . Q . ,, Q ' .. Q , ' Q ' Q K e f x + Y 1 ' , 11,4 , E X , W Q Q X 5 ,, 4 4 ,, MWA y My 13 my , i f 2 x , 9 i 3 'a W Z AK inn. 1 'S Far Top Left: Mr. Montgomery: A one and a two . . . Far Top Right: Mrs. Wells turned back the pages of time in her English class. Far Bottom Left: Mrs. Bothe couldn't believe it was finally 3:30. Far Middle: Mrs. Neel lent a helping hand to a Health Occupations student. Far Bottom Right: Miss Gutjahr: Who are C-utjahr? Me are Gutjahrf' Top Left: Mrs. Blasche: For the last time, this is a triangle. Bot- tom Left: Mr. Smith: What happened to the picture? Bottom Right: Miss Cock- rell: Boy, that girl really had a fast take- off! ,f' ' X X :f ,:.A'1 I Aix , Far Top Left: Mrs. Patton trained her students well in the ABC's of Bookkeeping. Far Top Right: Mrs. Newman: I wonder if I should tell her there's a bug on her head? Far Bottom Left: Miss johnson had a magnetic attraction for her desk. Far Middle: Mr. Davis to student: The machine would run a lot better if you'd take your hand out. Far Bot- tom Right: Mr. Price: 'C . . and the little green man was only this tall. Top Left: Mrs. Packard was caught in the act of making another crank call. Bottom Left: Mrs. Cairns took a breather from her many office duties. Bottom Right: Mrs. Edwards: Let's see, nineteen comma faults at five points a piece. . . courses produced exciting result Curriculum continued to grow at Richfield as the T.V. and Drama course was introduced. Students in this course partici- pated with W.I.S.D. T.V. in producing a series of programs called The Electric Eclecticsf' Activities on the programs ranged from dramatic readings given by students to student panel discussions. Right: Mrs. Ayers: I think I just sat on my peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Bottom Left: Mr. Masters to Mrs. Robertson: You mean the play was a sell out for the wrong night? Bot- tom Right: Mrs. Fadal: Two more seconds and I can count her tardy. Far Top Left: Miss Gilliam: I can't wait until I get to the good stuff at the bottom of the stack. Far Top Right: Mr. Hutchinson: Test question number three-How many rivers are in Tanzania? Far Bottom Left: Mr. Hardman experienced Excedrin Headache 4002. Far Bottom Right: Miss McWilliams exhibited the patience needed in a good English teacher. 104 me-4, w W -4ul ' Kr' IW w M..,...,,Q, si? M if 5 if 15 f fi fe K 2 , mms wa SP K 1 avr :M Mk Rik? P972 EIGASCD OG JSJAREZ Far Top Left: Mrs. Hulke: What do you mean I talk with my hands? Far Top Right: Mr. Tusa made everyday an inter- esting one in his history class. Far Bottom Left: Mr. Coltharp: I wish I had my superman suit! Near Left: Mr. Metcalf: Would you believe I just contacted the man in the moon on this thing? Bottom Left: Mrs.. Long swept Richfield off its feet. Bottom Right: Mrs. Weaver: . . . and to think l've been typing all this time with the electricity off. 'I07 experience taught Students often found that on-the-job training was just as valuable, if not more so, as actual classes. Two new courses offered actual work ex- perience to those students taking part. These courses were Home Eco- nomic Cooperative Education QH.E.C.E.l and Health Occupations Co- operative Training QH.O.C.T.j. Right: Mr. larmon gave his history classes a quick tie tying lesson. Bot- tom Left: Mrs. Branch was very interested in the back row activity in her English class. Bottom Right: Mrs. Hamm about Mrs. Maxwell: I don't know who she is but she keeps following me around. Far Top: Mr. Purselley: l'm sorry girls, but I aready have a date for Corrigan. Far Bottom Left: Mr. Knipper: itS'Z,8R't?allir'Z,aM15 Far Bottom Middle: Mrs. Williams: It must be Monday. I just shut the drawer on my finger. Far Bottom Right: Mr. Miller: Atlas for a day. 1, ,A .IAA V ' ' -. ,. , . . U V . .. ,Wy W . ,E 3 i it if l 5 X 1 T i M .inn-...... 108 7 fiiiw' 4 4? gg: sf: S R E-,511 ' 55 A . . Q 4-sunt' ....--n- 1 .,.......- 'Owns'-U, 999' 109 Near Right: Mrs. Clayton: What do you mean what do I mean? Bottom Left: Mrs. Brown searched the halls for her English class. Bottom Right: Coach Vasek expressed his literary opinion. Far Top Left: Mr. Hatchett perfected his lack Benny im- personation. Far Top Right: Miss Borel had warm feelings toward her art classes. Far Middle: Mrs. Eichelberger: You made a BIG mistake! Far Right: Mrs. Spinn turned the other cheek. Far Bot- tom Left: Mrs. Hahn: I could have sworn that plant talked back to me. 110 E2 1 -Q' wh-.Nm im-, '21 ,Q 'll' fx ., v 54-46, T ' v fb?-.-x. , fm, A LU I f ,L K 'Y' -,. ...M W. Far Top Left: Mrs. Gilmer: One more remark like that . . . Far Top Right: Mr. Sepp: Come into my parlor. Far Bottom Right: Mr. Flentge searched for Richfield's lost treasure. Top Left: Mrs. Tann to stu- dent: Your little sister did what to your homework? Bottom Left: Mrs. Wallace counted credits with a smile. Bottom Right: Mrs. Davis pointed her Spanish students in the right direction. ...g ' :i 35 ii 332: 11:0 fliv P9 in HP' x 'C 2'2 S Q'1 .3 1. Q n +4 v n 4 1 1 1 - v Q N 1. . ,'n'w.'.'d . -Vik-Q-.Ha . . . - a .' fa PPI' V36 :.,, ,Q:i:. sf ..w':,'-f'f' w V A ' wr '32-'I J, 5, 1' 'iuTi4 ' 4... ,sa creativity flourished Photography was developed as a new course at the request of the stu- dents. Photography proved a new source from which students could culti- vate creativity, and at the same time learn the basic skills of photography. Far Top Left: Mrs. Mansfield took time to experience the students' point of view. Far Top Right: Mr. Washington found he was the only one in his class who could smile about algebra. Far Left Middle: Mrs. Coltharp: Tell me, just how much developer did you drink? Far Bottom Left: Mr. Luttman considered the construction of a dog house for his pet pupil. Top Left: Mr Yeanfvood patiently explained the tactics of driving defensively. Bottom Left: Mr. Wolfe: Who's that little man with the camera? l 115 A S ruff, , 2 ,pf H- ' 41' gwribw Q r f ii 3 si 5 5 go!-fu S ' ' . 1 Y . K K H ' if J x -4 'I . Q M .,-- I wr' J' Far Top Left: Mr. McClain reminisced on days gone by. Far Top Right: Mrs. Thompson listened to yet another excuse for being late. Far Bottom Left: Mr. Downing, school superintendent, gave his full attention to the agenda at the school board meetings. Far Bottom Right: Mrs. Mathis: Maybe if I close my eyes these papers will disappear. Top Left: Mr. Wil- liams helped build the minds of his pupils in his Industrial Arts classes. Bot- tom Right Middle: Mrs. Miller arranged her papers in order for another class in typing. Bottom Right: Mr. Urive: Now, the object of this game is to fit the square peg in the round hole. is . . ww I ..., Q. , I , 77' 3, Q . ,W 4. 1 17 ' . - . R .W g . if if . , . : . . . L: J Ai -we 42 I I . ., , 4 fi ' M sssy. - 4-f-M - -' H 'f': ' ' 7 , . . faculty showed various moods Top Right: Mrs. Schieffer to Mr. Wilson and Mr. jackson: Do you boys have a hall pass? Bottom Left: Mrs. Thurman: I sure wish they would stop using No. 6 pencils. Far Top Left: Mr. Groppel: Wait a minute until I take my earplugs out. Far Top Right: Mr. Trotter added flair to geometry. Far Bottom Left: Mr. Contreras: All right . . . who put gum in my book? Far Bottom Right: Mrs. Hill had a smile for all who entered the office. if 118 1944 Wf W , W, ,.,,y,,,,MMwwvwfA+wfMw ' V Q 4 1. x M, ,. , Wfwfl SQ X Top Right: Miss Meier: He even has the wrong answers on his cheat sheet. Bottom Left: Mr. Balmos: I used to wish I could sing: now I wish they could sing. Bottom Right: Mr. Lattimore had a captive audience. Far Top Left: Mrs. Krause: You want your transcript sent to Transylvania Univer- sity? Far Top Right: Mr. Wilson proved to be an important part of the school system. Far Bottom Left: Mrs. Vaughn: If you must read those maga- zines, boys, keep the fold-outs to yourself. Far Bottom Middle: Mr. Minchew: If only I were teaching girls health! Far Bottom Right: Mr. Carter: lust wait till I get the person who stole my gym shorts. u I I I 120 a ia. ai ,m,,. lm- as M e 1 x fi Wwow A-ui SS VERY 5 tg an ,,gJ. 145 m ' ' LM! 94 Aw . sy Y 1? nf - , , W, -, W ,I fiixyjwk, fs' , M, ,W 4 7 ,I ,. A gm ., ff-g QQ -af'- A rw ww . gigsgwf '. ML-I 'iv y xg, n-f9A.g,g,f 111- X, . f-Q Qi qw 4 ,X 11 ' fp, mu , wig, L- sf- gqk ea--iw., ,ig b I ,V ,, .,VA , 9 -': l Q 'r 47 S .ini Szgizg f' K 'rw R mm.. ' QQ, , 4 ,,, , -'few f, .,.f'v :ui K ,Q ,sa g f f,iwf .fe i rv . .' ve M, . H ,. fi Il' ' f V 5 ,: lffS wr .. Kaz JUG ,Je X sports rams kept spirit mugs r Many of the pictures in the football section show the harshness of the season and of the game. Above: Coach Vasek displayed the sign of a lone victory for the season. 124 ln the history of every school there are ups and downs. In Richfield's his- tory the 1972 football season experi- enced its share of downs. But Rich- field learned that the saying it's not whether you win or lose was true. For the entire season the coaches and players put out a tremendous effort. This yielded not only a team that would never give up, but also a spirit that would never die. Left: Steve McClain found football to be very physical. Far Top Left: Brad Bush ex- perienced the agony of defeat. Bot- tom: David Dial used tongue action to play the game. Bottom Left: Chris Reiner wondered how the Rams could pull this one out. Far Bottom Right: james Harris posed for the camera. 125 i Q M Maw ,gy 54' QW E 9 W 55 3 9 5' ? y Q, ,,.. QW Q Q Q 1 X .., ,, - Lu, L I , ef J Li Q if ! if I' n xiv , ,fi is I , . W 1,4 Q l , N wwgw- an if 355 iw x ir' Far Top Left: The football team joined in with the spirit of the pep rally. Far Bottom Left: Bruce Sanders hurdled for the first down. Top Left: jimmy Green, Was that play 491 or 194? Bottom Left: Rams were everywhere. Bottom Right: johnny King showed his best side. af-.W It . 127 Top Left: The Varsity captains talked things over with the ref. Top Center: Bob Lilly 155i to Bruce Martin 1225, Are you kidding? Bottom Right: Coach Hardeman contemplated the next play. Far Top Right: Coach Gropel gave Clarence Robinson a few pointers. Far Bottom Left: Coach Tusa won- dered how he managed to get his earphone twisted. Far Bottom Right: Coach Vasek and Dean johnson waited anxiously for the pep rally skit. 128 1 LNY. Top: The Rams were always on the ball. Top Right: Mark Roquemore kicked off the halftime activities. Far Top Right: Mark Gervig was escorted off the field after an injury. Right: jimmy Pickens took time to catch his breath. Far Bottom Right: The Ram of- fense watched the Ram defense do their job against Killeen. l30 I w 'QS9' if Wifi NW .aww iq pw , , , S ey X 61? if W . I, Q 'i Q in fix w Q Z1 2 Q W, fd 537 . . , Q M ,f X Y.. Y 9 1 ,, ,Z M W M-M iw , 1. rang., 'JN Q ,, 4 I! , lr ff s- f .H ,, , M545 I Q., K X I Q K 5 N 3 5 y 'N li? Y k f- b-team intermixed enthusiasm, skill Richfield's B-team proved that they were ready to become the 1973-74 Varsity team. Their combination of offensive ability and strong defense allowed them to place high in district stand- ings. Bottom: The offense lined up for the big play. Far Top Left: Quarterback Grant Goss threw the bomb. Far Top Right: Paul Kniepp, That dirty . . . Far Bottom Left: The little Rams put the squeeze on Corsicana. Far Bottom Right: Coach Zachary yelled encouragement to his team. W , .. y IP .Vx W -4 F . .A ww if 'fi W Ai 'Ulu 'R 35? if vm, im! n 'f 1, 1 3 inn W, H ' iQ ' Yu, M214 I . 3, il W. W. bfi-Ye 'gl ffl vw' '6 a 3. 'U f 525 fi Q , 'W u M? 4 H, ir, SJ 5 'nd K1 49 A Ll ,B X31 if di, mi RAM cage season showed talents The 1972-73 basketball team won the city championship and did well in district play. High point scorers Mike Rus- sell, Craig Baggett, and Clarke Wittstruck with the com- bined effons of james Harris, Burl Coker, and the rest of the team, led the Rams to victory. Top Left: Craig Baggett, With such great form how can I miss? Bottom Right: Mike Hagar, I can't believe I just scored two points for the other team. Bottom Left: Larry Sanders was ready to tear up the bees. Far Bottom Right: Mike Russell tried to outstretch his opponent. Far Top Right: james Harris tipped off an exciting game. Far Top Left: Burl Coker was a master of facial expressions as well as dribbling. 135 6 www 4 'M 56- n s f fix? of ' ' f T -V 5 i L if ig 'G YA ::' 'V km, x Q-Q' ., .. X? AX 'Qi Q5 12 ig Y A-15, 2 :' 1 i 2 , :kg .5 pirit thrived The Richfield student body stood behind the Cagers with an abundance of school pride and spirit. Top Right: james Harris tried to block Bryan's lay-up shot. Bottom Left: Randy Scherer led the Rams in their Alma Mater. Far Top: Some of the spirited juniors joined in with the half- time activities. Bottom Right: The Rams waited for the rebound. Far Bottom: Everybody joined in with a Hook 'em Rams . .-u...,,fr awww.. W, , ,,-. ,.:b.v, r Y' X E ,Vk, ,K ,., ., A , . kan. Ps '.v. had abilit The junior varsity obtained their victories with their tre- mendous effort and their great enthusiasm. The little Rams proved that they were a team with abilities that anxiously awaited the 1973-74 season. Top: Gene Christian added two more points to the Rams' score with his hook shot. Bot- tom: Rusty Chaney aimed for two. Far Top Left: Greg john- son tried to remember how to dribble. Far Top Right: lohn Pribble tried a new type of shot-the one-toe stretch. Far Bottom Left: Modester Roberts, Look Mom, no hands! Far Bottom Right: Stevie Horstman tip-toed toward the goal. W ,,..-v '- 'l-10 -in ill' Q.. Lum- .N V 142 ram tracked-on The Rams' track team displayed great speed as well as strength and skill. Continuous hours of practice com- bined with their determination helped them to place high in many of the district meets. Far Top: Mike Hagar and Steve McClain watched the girls go by. Far Bottom: Pre- ston Kay was second to Bryan in the relays. Top Left: Brad Bush stayed in the running for Richfield. Bottom Left: Dave Rankin gave it all he had. Bottom Right: Steve Hensel shifted to low gear. 2... ss ,Qt 9 . , ,gi ' iw V W . f is f K .ag 5. - - - M . Q, . :kg 57 . L fwawxe Tghaigi li . frm ' .-.EMF W tw. ' - X R' . +A is X W -1 I wi? K X I ll LX-1516334-w2?f' sfifkviffwl Q 'sin wan 'Y amps N. .N K r al.- as . 4, m Q -W il' 6 1 xg Q ,wx A . ,. Q 3 A A Wi ff 4- 'V ii Vi! 1 mils ' wifi? :fx ff,, . . A., A x 73' M K we M, if tl! ZW f-0-wll'! f's W ',9 k' Far Top Left: Mark Gervig waited for the gun to sound. Far Top Right: Steve Kniepp to john Litton and Bill Weghorst, Is that sol Far Bottom Left: johnny Davis proved he was a mighty Ram. Bot- tom Center: Steve McClain hurdled his way to- ward the finish line. Top: Steve Howard managed to stay in first place. 1 1 l uper-reds had strength Richfield's Super Reds are a group of boys that excel in sports other than the organized team activities. Top: Gary Proffitt, Now what do l do with it? Top Left: Greg Bashard modeled the bar-hang. Far Top Left: Haywood Smith practiced the bench press. Left: Brian Kantor, Dana Pool, and joe Tay- lor were hung-up on being Super-Reds. Far Bottom Left: Bobby Vick tried to do a military press. 147 golf was above par The golf team utilized their talents and ability and placed third in district. Tom McConell led the team and was able to go to regional. Far Right: leff Schneider, If l just move this ball from behind the tree I'll be in great shape. Center Right: Wayne Nelson, Who stopped up the hole with bubblegum. Right: Dale Carlisle and Wayne Nelson prac- ticed their swings. Far Bottom Right: Dale Carlisle studied to make a putt of precision. Bottom Center: lim johnson tried driving without a ball. Bottom Right: Paul Guthrie made a great attempt to hit the ball. 148 vw S W ' -.wg-iw . .. 352 ' ' S 5 f , X' 55,49 . . 3,925 L Q fl .- Q., , ' fa1wgwiig,gszffgfizwgwsIggy: 5 wwf , Q Q -w w f --'ww' 9 V H' 45 is H. .M .4 .M,wM W V f A V1 s' T wk f 71 ' 2 ,t5,,sf':z3'L ' , -f,5qE5Z5T' ,V fy 41, ,Qgyxffr , if 'E ,L W, .w wgi3i.,,, , :W X- I' ww 150 QT .va ,- as Twig mm ,,,,,, M vw 'W'-k-awww P M, G Ei 'nnufii Hg .,.,, , .LV -,ff hu. , -..,,...mM , ,mi,,4l., -wif-ff MW 'MM fm MW-naman 1 e S WM: ram had skill Tennis and golf were other sports in which the Rams excelled. Practice, skill, and spirit proved to be the power behind the Richfield athletes. Far Top Left: Martha Fitzpatrick completed a powerful serve. Left: Bobby Wilson, Ted jacobs, Dale Carlisle, and Wayne Nelson were just part of the golf team. Far Bottom Right: jana Nelon had a heart-to-heart talk with her tennis ball. Bottom Center: Melissa Segrest Are you sure this is how you play this game? Bot- tom Left: Wayne Nelson was a real swinger. Bottom: Dale Carlisle, l've already thrown out three clubs and my bag is still too heavy. ., ,. Q .... ..:r . B -- I . il W i' 1 . T, W C i rw. ,Na- HZVF . f - W. .... A. .-W.: t ,tw sw Twwatt ,-.M .. ,V ,sy M .,m,H, ,m,,Q,, ,E I -,M W L, ,W . . ,. f wwaw ' 'N.H,, .La if ul I J' .L-v A 1 , -in by gal fm g 1 f, L4 fi? x nga, , Q1'H1 , mi :- W Wim ff ,fry Ykzr ,MMMV ,, , -Q sf Q W ,, 'if ma , , ., 6 4,5 4? Q. ,K KM! K M 4, :lin- ,mw1.l-gin, rams were a hit The Ram spirit was a definite part of the baseball sea- son. The players' determination and talent combined with the leadership of Coach Hutchinson and Coach Tusa led the team to an 8-4 season and second place in zone. Far Top: Burl Coker tried to combine acrobatics with his pitching. Far Bottom Left: Billy Nelson had a relaxed bat- ting stance. Far Bottom Right: Allen Huff watched his teammates. Top: Coach Tusa, Now what was that joke I heard third period? Bottom Left: Coach Hutchinson, At this rate I'll never make it into the pros. Bottom Right: Tim Schroeder hurried toward in-field. W W 6 f:.xlIk?3 ff'-:E .ww QW? ,- A in .i,k,,.i--Waww-fWm'mf-LQM'WWW A Mwfif any K my M V 'Sn l We ,,,1-w1' ' w IX Q H1564 f W wwf-Q-.-v....,q-... ,Q lzlsZ! ,, NEUY. 24 1:yJnzww'lB',.rww'M uf - M2312 ,wffuf ' , zations rgani O tudent council had a better idea The 1972-73 Student Council strove to make the school year better, and they succeeded. Council officers and council members put in many hours of work to complete projects for Richfield's benefit and pleasure. Beau- tification of the campus remained one of the council's chief goals as so did the making of Homecoming decorations. The Salvation Army received a large contribution of canned goods after a Student Council sponsored drive for the needy at Christmas time. Student Council sold student direc- tories and encouraged the student body to get in the habit of registering to vote. Top Left: Student Council meetings were a crowded affair. Top Right: Lawrence T. Hornsby, treasurer, counted up the votes. Far Top Left: Student Council members sailed their way to America. Far Top Right: Stu- dents contributed money for a cupcake. Far Bottom Right: Student council sponsor, Mr. Flentge, was better known as Captain Eco-Clark. Bottom Center: Council president, Scott Brister, captured the audience with his glowing smile and charm. 160 'VV Ve 'fi sf. -S-.5 S' L... 5 Q 1- . , U A W, A, , 1 , ? wa , ,:3w5N A . X' work went on To make the 1972-73 school year successful a lot of work was done. The organizers of this work were the student council officers Scott Brister, president: G. G. Hsieh, vice- presidentg Rosanne Fadal, secretaryg and Lawerence Horn- sby, treasure. The Library Council finished a year of a seem- ingly endless work. Shelving books, checking material in and out, the library assistants proved to be a great help. Top Left: Pam Wortham always had a smile for everyone. Top Right: Rosanne Fadal started a council meeting with a Hook'Em salute. Bottom Center: Sharrom Williams and Margaret Browr. found council meeting a little crowded. Far Top Left: Mrs. Knape gave Billy Huber's book a look-over. Far Top Right: Librarian Mrs. Hart let her fingers do the walking. Far Bottom Right: I wonder where all the money for over due books went? 162 E? ,,1L 'f,1L,' , ' 7-V-Q-f ..m..,,,, 5 7 --...,..,.-....,n,..,...M., 163 speech, drama perform d Members of the National Forensic League earned points from their many debate tournaments. Another honor group, Thespians, displayed unusual talent in drama pro- ductions. The Drama Club included all Richfield students interested in drama. Productions of the 1972-73 drama de- partment were Oliver, The Matchmaker, and The Tempest. Top Center: The Oliver cast got together for dinner. Bottom Left: Robert jackson, April Worthan, and Mark Krolof looked for visitors. Bottom Right: Celia Ma- han was a walking, talking, smiling Dolly. Far Top Right: Mark Krolof and Brenda Perry entertained the school in The Tempest. Far Bottom Right: Norman Hirsch advised King Randy Norris. 164 w'u .3f,,,,,, Q9 117 - '.-f'5:1,-r .t' 2 A A V f. pq. ff Effie- Q 1 'Qv, . , ' Y J 'mould' 53,207 f.- mx ' k Qu : A v id ? fi Q is A Q 5 F .Q f1'1,'vM HQ. Q. M..., ., A A A ,. . ..,,,.Nw ,-4-J 'MM' lm ' W . . g , 2 A 5 f 2 V , l . ii 'IA 'ij ff at 4 Va l K 3 3 T 5 , Sf X fn. V -A iifgz, 3 4 V xx - I g 2. i - - 'fn Y . A .0-1' It an V . A in 4 if, .if Vt: .4 1 5 . U, sf. g M 1 'Gm 1 1 , is 3 f 1 Q ,Z 4 T J , Q 1 f X V,, ...u.-Ml spirit, drama helped school Spirit Club helped Richfield spirit grow while Drama Stu- dents aroused enthusiasm for their productions. Center: Spirit Club watched at the pep rallies. Bottom Left: April Worthen wanted to dance with Mark Kroloff. Bottom Right: Mark Kro- loff got out first. Far Top Right: Christie Bright fished around. Far Bottom Left: Spirit Club captured girls. Far Bottom Right: Spirit Club had exciting meetings. C S545 ,,,2l1' 7' B V 166 wg. 4 I N. 1 ,cfm Q 'x .ww aw. - Z NK A 4, f' f K ,,,r W A- v lx . wr., 4 ML? VA ,mf ,U W., 95 Q, lm Q ' fs gf? 3? 4 i .V-42 ga 9359 as .2 5 w gr fha? -:A ..L , 117 '- .. ,my ., X kt. I ne-Q' fi A Ja' X 5 X fx . fy, , -1 .E W 1 E212 mi , E251 . 3 . K, mi? F, 1 s . . mx 4 Q, PM 3 5 Q: W5 4 2 nfl ' Er S-+L ii Q, 3 .v 3 xi ww 2 . 5 ' 'Z Su, X pf f, f 1. , wggk. X- A vA:'2? ':1 1 4' 2.f,n'IXEi,gg72ij,, a?' ,. 'P' 'Z ' W ig V . , ly uqvu E .1 J WN . I - H i 'W' ' f4ggwEs:1f'.ggq,. ' ', . . -'Z .af . ,ij .. gm A '-f'1.fr'j': '?4'4,M P'E A. 5 ill +V f f iff.. 'iw M 'fu-N, ?ffmqf,..i5X.f- 2 K, :I , -Q .1 sf W 2 I 4 A ' V I N 33,2 : J. 5, A A - M . 1 5 'ff' fy3w.,1 ik Q 23359 'L 167 pirit girl created pirit Spirit Club expanded this year to promote spirit in all school departments. Besides backing the football, basketball, base- ball, and track team. Spirit Club girls lent their support to the Challenge team, U.l.L. contestants, and to the school's ecology movement. Spirit Girls helped with the pep rally skits and with a Christmas party for the children at the Evangialia Home. Top Center: Spirit Club girls gave a unified Hook'Em at a pep rally. Bottom Left: Ken Robson struggled to tackle Paula Phil- pott in a pep rally skit. Bottom Right: Cathy Concilio painted a little spirit on a car in the parking lot. Far Top Right: Kim Ayde- lotte, spirit club vice-president, listened in on a committee meeting. Far Bottom Left: LuAnne Laine recieved her calen- dars from club sponsor, Mrs. Thurman. Far Bottom Right: Club president Sue Katten announced the club's activity schedule. 168 lip 5 --.. . . x . 8 i fx x.. v 'L 4 3 X 3? Af? Q , 11 N it , , 1 3 QI ,.., Q +- .lax .N iff y--. X 4 S l Q fx X Q , Y. , -y K . ' fi as A N sfma, lp J fix 1 'I gi? 3 fi' 'xx' Q,-1.. 1' 'QB ge -- A X WWNWWK , 1 - A, his f' 3,9 S QQ 4 ,, fg x 0.1, 'hsf g . K an 'Z X . ,f 4h1i.! mp L. 'B T ,J Qc, Q s 3 boy's clubs worked Key Club and Interact Club worked around the school through the year. Key Club sponsored a candy sale, painted the flagpole, and at- tended regular luncheons at the Kiwanis Club. Interact Club helped to sell Christmas trees, helped Spirit Club with the Evengelia Party, and attended Rotary Luncheons. Bottom Left: I'm Tim Yarborough, who do you think you are! Top Center: Ross Miller, president, instructed Key Club mem- bers. Bottom Right: Iim Pickens voiced his opinions. Far Top Left: Clay Morton, Interact Club president, listened to club member's ideas. Far Top Right: Interact members listened? Far Bottom Left: Charles Esserman gave a tight lipped expression. CHE! if Y ,,.ttv 'QS Q :Xi xi Bai lx ex afmik-WMM.. - .. M ., , Wk 5, K ur? fy Q qi W 14 M FQ? If , 1 r 1 ' A Y 5 4 , W W W 9' 5 wud ' if . va we 5 ., fm n.,,u las: 'aku , ,B .X E Q ., gm ,Vk. 1 J N. -wr M,j-P-gn-Q-...wx ll 't-.l f- -..... 5, -f in' rams roared The 1972-73 Leo Club made its contributions to the school and so- ciety with Walter Staton as president. Leo members donated S5100 for the Crippled Children's Ranch, S75 to the Cancer Society, and gave 550 to aid the school's ecology work. Helping to sell Christmas trees was Leo Club's Christmas project along with attending a party at the Eva- ngilia Home. They were inspired by Valentines Day to sell carnations. In the spring the club members sold Lions Park Discount Cards. The Rams Club consisted of cheerleaders and those people who had let- tered in a school sponsored sport. The efforts of Ram Club members added to the new surge of spirit felt at Richfield this year. In the spring the Ram Club enjoyed a year-end picnic. Far Top Left: David Hudson delivered flowery Valentines. Top Center: Walter Staton and Karel Sig- tenhorst were walking ads for their Valentine flower sale. Far Bottom Left: Charles Dosher helped to make one girl's day a little brighter. Far Bottom Right: Donald Weaver had a tiger by the tail. Top Right: Patty Miller sent the seniors a smile. Bottom Left: lames Harris was on his toes. I73 edwards I it. performed The Edwards Literary Society continued in its tra- dition of honoring outstanding English students. Ed- wards Lit., sponsored by Mr. Larry Coltharp, pro- duced an imaginative talent show and the annual Calligraph. Walter Staton was the president and Caroll Martin was the vice-president. Top Left: Nor- man Hoppenstein and Teresa Hardeman enter- tained each other during the talent show. Top Right: Francis Harris, Laurie Edgeman, and lan johnson thought the spiked punch was good. Bot- tom Right: King Coltharp presided over his harem. Far Top Left: Patty and Linda Bates were assisted by Teresa Hardeman. Far Top Right: President Walter Staton gave instructions to the club members. Far Bottom Right: Edwards Lit. students worked at the Ram Rack. 174 If fixiif . K ,mn W. fsevsf -fi-fzgggsfz Q M5 -1 .-25: . 'X I ,L is 1- ' . x V. f-:Pas G if R Q S5333 v K Na W51 Xa fa. ' my Q wg Q 1 3 S f S ef X Q F 3 in -uw ,. 1 6 f iff 5 5 I i, RQ . Um 81157. ,4 - . vp mg? f ww.-. in E nh made wa for the new National Honor Society is an organization of excelling stu- dents with an overall average of 3.9. These students showed their outstanding qualities of scholarship and citizenship thoughout the 1972-73 school year. The Society sponsored the Alpha Omega players for the production The World of Carl Sandburg for the entertainment and benefit of all the school. During the school year Bart Carpenter served as president, Carole Gordon as vice-president, Kathy Strother, secretary, Karen Nielson, treasurer, and Rina Rutenburg, historian. Top Left: Norman Hirsch: I hope I pin this in the correct spot. Bottom Left: Rina Rutenburg gave the good news. Bottom Right: Sponsor, Mrs. Mansfield, gave N.H.S. initiates a warm welcome. Far Top Right: Carol Mohler gave Clay Morton an appreciative glance. Far Bottom Left: Four N.H.S. members got together to inform students of their acceptance. 1-1.--si' 'W .evra Qgfgft, E 9? tn KN I xrgiggr ,f 4 'A' 'V Q fir x lg 1 -5 1 img L S ,gg 4 yy jf? , 1 W W .Qt 'iifiiyyf 5 ' ,Egg -:', W' ag , , , K W ' A , 3 14332 , 5fQ5g5,:, f , f , ., ' ,,:A t-SM 6 M I 'K-1: .fr vw, - f 1, . -,ia-ff ful I . ' ,. V R553 55 ff 5 K Nl' , --F . , ' 4- i fag' 'wi 3', , 1 4 L X l.'m +19 f ml, ,x,'. ,V G' 'gn H i z.'kc,,f?,::Q'2,'HpQl QQ s.,i.A5g:f Y . Qa1 ,,. -f.fkm.4fwsff.f ' wx I an 1 ,AA Q .TM sz NM S W. E M KU Q f n Y , 2 X if f i E 5 , 2 V 2 K, ,,,.q-nil! ,,,,.,,M.,.f WM. ,if if Q Q 1 5 N Q X , ii V , t - QS i N I' :uri ' ' ' ' 'vsi:1f f- .xi , Q kk F . -.WN W. x...,..X ' X . U , 95 K J ,Rf wr. ' .- W bike and game clubs competed The Richfield Bike Club spent the year sponsoring local bi- cycle races, repairing damaged bicycles for the Salvation Army to give at Christmas to underpriviledged children, and by going on leisure fieldtrips. The Games Club learned new tricks, games, and how to have fun. Far Top Left: President, Leslie Pollard, and sponsors, Mrs. Smarzik and Miss Gutjahr, opened a bike meeting. Far Top Right: Dominoes proved hard to play on slanted desk tops. Top Left: Mrs. Spinn, sponsor, explained a new game to club members. Bottom Left: Five Card Stud presented a problem for Larry Sanders. Far Bottom Left: lohn Hromadka, of the Ordinary Bike Shop, gave bike riders a few pointers. 179 .f F-fm , :Twig NWN. -vw ,.,v11 ' M J .f Ml? -,,,.vn ' A '!'.'n,,,...,- rodeo club saw action The Richfield Rodeo Club joined students with a similar interest. Every Monday night the club sponsored by Mr. Williams met to practice their riding skills. Throughout the 1972-73 year, the Rodeo Club traveled to rodeos in Hewitt, Cleburne, West, and other localities to ride as a team for points. Far Top Left: Monte Cross: Look Mom, only one hand! Far Bottom Left: If I ever make it through this, I'lI never do it again! Bottom Center: David Austin just grinned and bared it. Top Center: john Culverhouse bit his lip and held on. Top Right: Some rodeo Club riders just couldn't stay out of corners. l8l 'ks ,fat tradition continued Scarlet and Gray once again created and deliv- ered to the student body the annual homecoming nominee presentation. The club also sponsored a successful spring stationery sale. Far Top: Scarlet and Gray members decided on a school project. Far Bottom Left: Karen Timmons voiced her opinion. Far Bottom Right: Mary Lynn Hanna gave her disapproval with a glance. Top Left: President Sally Urban, showed the club their plans. Top Right: Kay Draper was caught daydreaming at the club meeting. Left: Linda Curtice was a living prop. 183 1 iff -5 :nv K E Q 5 R ,I , 5 .v,.,.Ag QE: A U K L. . 1 wwf ww fe 3 WJ! Qt F S x ., . .::'Ts:-'LN : X as A l X,i...4Mwf -. .Q N125 . Q-.wsgsi 4-W . sf: , i5?sa3.xglkg, - . L. . fffi , 1 f-QQ' -f W .i z .k-, i rk S Z iialamm ff'0 I , fx, , F , , . gi 'i. '17 Q 4- ma iw X Q J k 9 ff ' ' M ' V ,xg M x VE-9 X x ,,,.f--4' ' 1f f' ft zgvigefiffs 'f2'fjg?17 'iiWn3,1KlE 'N 9, gjvq . in X 'Y . q ' W tg , .. , 2 5' JF ' SX, I 'E Kal, , , , 1, ii 'IP s 'A M.. nw' Qs ff! 4' A A., f nb- Q Q? KV I ,,,,,,.. W, M. ww .une-A X V 4 , ,. 1' n- 19? Q W km, , F 9 N-4 4 fi if if ai, if fl x M! 7' au., w LffiM+s clubs explored The Art Club and Oceanography Club spent time this year developing their talents and learning more about their favor- ite subjects. Far Top Left: Eddie Davis, president, got the grasp of things in art. Top Center: Oceanography Club mem- bers were absorbed in tales of the ocean. Top Right: Berry johnson, and I'll have two squid sandwiches to go. Bottom Right: Danny Grooms thought Mrs. Schiefer's lecture was amusing. Far Bottom Right: joe Adcock broke a record as the longest posing art model. Far Bottom Left: Sara Buzze, You mean we are supposed to do something in here. 187 j I members slaved aw y The junior Classical League kept busy through the entire 1972-73 school year. Members produced the Latin magazine, Vox Arietum, and represented Richfield at the j.C.L. convention in Fort Worth. j.C.L. also had their share of fun. Latin students won the language basketball tournament and enjoyed them- selves at a Roman style banquet. Top Left: Ross Miller just could not keep his hands away. Top Center: Harry Kluck sold Chris Lemmon for 3 cents. Far Top Right: j.C.L. members filled their plates. Far Bottom Right: Barry johnson, Martin Schwarts, and Clark Wittstruck were the Three Musketeers of Roman times. Far Bottom Left: Gina Walthall and Ross Miller were run- away slaves. Bottom Right: Kathy Winters, I wonder what Ro- man food is made of? 188 M QW, 'W up , , ' Y l X17 3559 il We .4 rrwh L. pasf lent a spanish air The Pan American Student Forum of Richfield had a busy year of fund raising and fiesta fun. The annual Pesos for Braces fund raising drive raised 51,270 for needy Mex- ican children's braces, while the praline sell gave some Richfield student a S200 scholarship. Pan American Day was sponsored by P.A.S.F. in the spring and representa- tives were sent to the yearly P.A.S.F. convention. Top Left: Singing and music lent to the Spanish fiesta atmosphere. Top Right: Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Hulke, and Mr. Contreras took a few minutes of rest during the Mexico trip. Far Bottom Right: P.A.S.F. students decorated for the Christmas fiesta. Far Top Left: Ray Mayfield gave a winning nomination speech. Far Top Right: l wonder what that was supposed to be? Bottom: Stewart Williams and Matt Woodward had it out! 190 VV ,, Q ,t ?1a!,p! f 2 Y'-'L ,lf ,ZH , P xkgl Wi? C if ' x 'V .f fl fp 1 If ' , ,w..,4 ' WW Qfmwf Lx , N M ' 9 gf G Q it ' ' V, , F 1,51 L 5, , ff g f?g ffQ ,.,,,k- 2 fi 1 f 1 ii ' , - , f Y 5: Q - W- jfs' ? i . 'X 1 'W' ' ' W ' E ,.. ff . ' k w-vm. Qu. ----,...,.. -W2 191 5 K ff Q gy 1? F gi. 5 tach and health combined interests Tach Club and Health Occupations spent time learning about a possible vocation in the health field. Health Occupations sponsored a drive for the relief of Hubbard tornado victims. Tach Club invited speakers to talk about health occupations in the service. Top Left: Captain Trudy, join the Navy and see the world. Top Center: Tach members tried to find their speakers. Far Top Right: Randy Scherer flexed his muscles. Far Bottom Right: Mrs. johnson could not believe her club was lasting so long. Bottom Center: Speakers from the Armed Services listened to what the others had to say. 192 L. E V ni if Fw 1--A-1-45' , 4 Va Q an XY, lf Q1 ...,....,,,,, , w ' W-A-Y . wtf hav' ,A-1 gigs QQ ps xr t no ,,,-:J-f MXH-X wxmxx A - ' Mx 'Ng -.NNE a ii O 'U .V Www., ,, 3 'w- Y 3,l'S , 1 5 Q i A 1 ef K ' . fz,.45'f ' 25 5 . as y f w .. WVI-ff' ,,,.-1- ,fx X -.lin if F ,f .A -uw. ,'M'W-'-N'-W, ,,,, 194 wish ,J 'M,,,,.-fu U 71. ' . fha and fta looked forward The Future Teachers Association added new dimensions to their member's thinking about the field of teaching. A successful hot dog sale, during the year helped to raise funds for the clubs needs. The Future Homemakers fin- ished an active year of learning the many aspects of homemaking. Far Top Left: Mrs. Lane: I sure wish they would make these instructions clearer. Top Center: Patri- cia Bowers, F.T.A. president, and Mrs. Hamm, sponsor lis- tened to what others had to say. Far Bottom Left: Hot dog vendors searched for hungry customers. Far Bottom Right: Members of Home Economics Club couldn't wait for the food to get done. Top Right: F.H.A. members guarded their hot dogs. Bottom Left: Pat Sanders: Oh no! I sewed it inside out again. 195 Ml'- .1 i s '1 ,F 4.- ,E KVM 355 an S 'Na W,-W, wwww ece, de worked Home Economics Cooperative Education and Dis- tributive Education continued their education working at local community jobs. Both clubs learned more about the business world while working. D.E. sponsored a candy cane sale to raise funds this year while the H.E.C.E. sold cupcakes to make money. Far Top Left: Vicki Kilgo gave the files a check. Far Bottom Left: jackie Blackburn: Look, one hand! Far Bottom Right: Mike Pirel tired to find a tiger in his tank. Top Center: Pam Brown was an automatic bed-maker. Bottom Right: Robin Payne tagged the Tap Tabs with tickets. Bottom Left: Steve Rosenbaun: You mean it should be 51.85 instead of 85 cents. Il W ,mf nl. li' - lubs tuned in The architecture and interior design club, auto club, and Amateur Radio club centered their attention on their varied interest. Architecture and Interior Design learned about possible careers, while the Auto club and the Amateur Radio Club simply had fun exchanging ideas with others about their favorite' hobby. Far Top Left: Sherri Hoppenstein and Cynthia Smith, leaned back and relaxed during an Architecture and Interior Design meet- ing. Far Bottom Left: Bill Beid told of his many car racing adventures. Far Top Right: Amateur Radio members gathered around to take a message. Bottom Center: Busy hands are happy hands for radio fans. Top Cen- ter: Gary Der Garabedian, vice-president, listened to some members' opinions concerning architecture. 201 WA ' jgffff 45? ' Q M rw ml -hwff JWQWG WW 4, , ' ' ' . A , 'V 'A Q Y ' K 'Y ' A Y fW 'mWfg , t . V' K V, Mw 1 Aw ,gi . ,WL 4' ff v fl N Mi d , ,,,' 19,3 :if H ,W Z - 22-39' if e 5 f ' ff f Oi! , fwfr! Qu - Zn aww -nv K. 5 ff. I 5 A. 5 xx .f-A J xr if pf if staff worked The 1973 Flyer and Aries staffs kept busy all year. Far Top Left: Lisa Green: I did what wrong? Far Top Right: Mrs. Col- tharp laid down the deadline. Far Bottom Left: Paul Easley: Watch it, buster! Far Bottom Right: Hi, l'm a Susan Hensley doll! Top Left: Laura Monroe worked hard. Bottom Left: Rose- lyn Orr, The developer didn't work. Bottom Right: Karen Clampitt found Aries Staff fun. - ibili-li f 872450000 PFW 9693 o cow! ct 1 C' f-.. B- N JMD ' X 'I' : 'X, wiutfui 1... WMN - ,. 9' if 91' Q U' 0 staff saved memories The 1972-73 Aries staff focused its attentions on preserving the most memorable moments of the school year. The work began the summer before with selling advertising. The rest of the work, writing captions, and doing lay-outs came later. A new type of layout was introduced to the Aries staff this year by sponsor, Mrs. Betsy Goltharp. A wider vari- ety of pictures were also available due to the new photography classes. Top Center: lane Claypool to Kitty Koos: We did how many lay-outs wrong? Bottom Left: Laurie Edgemen and Beth Hawes cen- tered their attention on the school year's most spe- cial events. Bottom Right: Lizabeth Steves found deadlines to be a headache! Far Top Right: Karla Cox: You want a full page ad! Far Bottom Left: Pitty Nelon was caught at her own game. Far Bot- tomlRight: Xenobia Raglin found her work needed concentration. .ill MQMMXW ,X,, N W.. . 3 Q xwmwdw 1 b --N. UQ ,.xmW,. N, . X S 2 5 ff? choir had a sing out Choir sang and sang all through the year. The 1972-73 year was a busy year for the choir as they traveled to represent Richfield. The yuletide season was especially full of presentations as the choir performed at churches and civic meetings. In the spring the choir released a recording of their vocal productions. Bottom Left: Billy Nelson and Mike Carsisle got together to sing. Top Center: Kim Adelotte and Karla Zoggle gave the photographer some look! Bottom Center: Boys in the choir looked to Mr. Bamos for direc- tion. Far Top Right: Choir girls found singing left little time for distractions. Far Bottom Right: Leigh Whitaker gave it all she had. 91 fx 'D 5 f. if msixii-ES ,,,..,..avf ,Q NW uf the music played on The band and choral departments joined efforts to present enjoyable entertainment for the Christmas and N.H.S. initiation. They made beautiful music together which entertained the entire school. Top: Choir members gave their performance all of their attention. Far Top Right: Pam Sanders devoted her lips to her flute. Far Bottom Right: David Rankin and john Pemberton concentrated on reading their music. Far Bottom Left: Girl choir members yawned in chorus. Bottom Right: Mr. Donald Bamos hypnotized his choir members with his magic music. Bottom Left: Twirlers proudly exhibited their talents. 210 iv? A ,X 1.21 rw. . .5 ..f v., X 'V 'avg-ini 5 Q 'f 4 e -V41 , 14-2:4-41'-1' . 4- 1.54 H+' M -.sf 4, ' 'du 'VW 'E .is IM. My 7 1- w .gm 1.4 K H, 5? my rams marched on The Horns of the Rams of 1972-73 kept busy throughout a changing year. The band started the year at a disadvantage with the sudden resignation of Mr. Carl Cooper, the band di- rector. Mr. 1. E. Masters, Mr. Donald Balmos, and Mr. Norman Friedel pitched in to help the band present their half-time show. Mr. john Montgomery joined in with the band for the second semester as the new band director. Drum Majors Gail Geary and Judy Lessman led the band in the Heart of Texas Fair Parade and the Christmas Parade. Members showed their musical talents in contest at Temple and Baylor. Top Right: The Rams stepped high in downtown Waco. Left Bottom: The Band Boys had a lot of S-A-X. Bottom Right: Mark Gessup joined in the band. 212 A Ya- A' 521 ,g ,X 251' V 30 ,..........-,.m ff' 4 ads and index ABNEY, STEVE-ROTC, Tennis, Sr. Gradu- ation Comm.-58 ADAMS, IERELYN-FHA-58 ADAMS, LARRY-58 ADAMS, Sam-PASF, DE ADCOCK, IOE-Art Club, Sr. Social Comm., Homecoming Comm.-58, 186 AHLGRIMM, IIMI-Drama, Leo Club, PASF, Sr. Finance Comm.-58 ALEXANDER, SHERRI-Spirit Club, Art Club, PASF, FHA, Student Asst.-58 ANDERSON, MARTHA-NHS, Edwards Lit, Spirit Club treasurer, PASF, Citizen of the Month-58, 59, 27, 46 ANDERSON, STEVE-Interact Club vice- president, Edwards Lit, NHS, Citizen of the Month, Sr. Gift Comm.-58, 34 APPERSON, SHARIETT-Spirit Club, All-re- gion Choir, Sr. Invitations Comm.-58 ARMBRUSTER RICKEY-58 AUSTIN, DAVID-Rodeo Club, Sr. Recogni- tion Comm., Eco Club-58, 180 AUTREY, DEBBI-Art Club, PASF, Student Asst.-58 B BAGGETT, CHRIS-ICL, DE, Choir, Sr. Rec- ognition Comm.-58, 24 BAKER, CAROL-Library Council, Art Club, Homemaking Club, Sr. Social Comm.-58 BANISTER, RHONDA-PASF, Homecoming Nominee, Sr. Social Comm.-58 BAIRD, BILL-Leo Club, PASF, Golf, Sr. ln- vitations Comm., Sports Club-58 BARNETT, FRANK-Games Club BARTLETT, STEVE-58 BARTON, DAVID-Leo Club secretary trea- surer, Citizen of the Month, Cheerleader- 58, 19, 33 BARTON, IAN-Spirit Club, Sr. Invitations Comm.-59 BARTOSCH, IOE-59 BASS, IOHN-Games Club, PASF, Sr. Recog- nition Comm., Basketball-59 BASS, KEITH-59 BATES, BILL-59 BATES, LINDA-NHS, Edwards Lit, Choir, Spirit Club, Oliver -59, 175 BATES, MARGARET-Drama, Oliver , Match Maker -59 BATES, PATTY-NHS, Edwards Lit, Choir, Spirit Club, Oliver -59, 175 BAXLEY, DAWN-Prom Decorations, Con- temporary Music Club-59 BEARD, CAREY-Student Council, Edwards Lit, NHS, ICL, Citizen of the Month-59, 32 BEGHTEL, DOUG-Homecoming Decora- tion Comm., Student Council, NHS, Citizen of the Month, Sr. Finance Comm.-59, 32, 50, 40 BEKKELUND, AVA-Scarlet 81 Gray, Student Asst., Sr. Social Comm.-59 BELL, DAVID-Drama, ROTC, Sr. Recogni- tion Comm., Eco Club-59 BELL, DAVID-ROTC, Auto Club, Sr. Recog- nition Comm., Football, Eco Club-59 BENNETT, IAMEY-Baseball-59, 155 BERRIER, RICKY-DE, DECA, ECO Club-59 BLACKBURN, IACKIE-Rodeo Club, Health Occupations-59, 196 BLACKWELL, TONE-59 BLAKENEY, DALE-59 BLEDSOE, RICHARD-Ram Club, Sr. Rec- ognition Comm., Football, Eco Club-59 BLOUGH, PATTI-Games Club, PASF-59 BOOKER, DEBRA-Drama, Art Club, Stu- dent Asst.-60, 54 ROWERS, PAT-FTA president, Varsity Choir, Oliver , Student Asst., Sr. Traditions senior index Comm.-60, 194 BOWLIN, ROBERT-Choir, Oliver , Con- temporary Music Club-60, 21 BOYKIN, LYNN-Flyer Staff-60 BRADSHAW, KATHY-Spirit Club, PASF, Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen-60, 18, 23, 42 BRALEY, BRUCE-Sr. Recognition Comm., Football, Baseball-60 BREWER, ROBBY-60 BRISTER, SCOTT-Student Council presi- dent, Citizen of the Year, National Merit Scholarship Winner, All-regional band, Sr. Recognition Comm.-60, 12, 161, 38, 35 BRITT, RICKY-Rodeo Club, Sr. Invitations Comm.-60 BROOKS, CAROLYN-Sr. Recognition Comm., Band-60 BROWN, DEE ANNA-Spirit Club-60 BROWN, DONNA-Spirit Club, Drama-60 BROWN, IANIS-Spirit Club, HECE, Flyer Staff, Sr. Recognition Comm., Eco Club-60 BROWN, MIKE-Games Club BROWN, PAM-Health Occupations, Tach Club secretary, Sr. Invitations Comm.-60, 197 BROWN, TONI-Spirit Club, PASF-60 BRUCE CLAY-60 BRUCE, DONNIE-Ram Club, Sr. Recogni- tion Comm., Football-60 BRUCK, STEPHEN-Auto Club, Sr. In- vitations Comm.-60 BRYANT, LYLE-Rodeo Club-60 BUCHANAN, LOIS-Spirit Club, PASF, Choir, Student Asst., Sr. Invitations Comm.- 60 BUCY, DARRELL-ROTC, DE-60 BULL, IOHN-Golf-61 BULLARD, LINDA-FHA president, Spirit Club, Student Asst., Sr. Invitation Comm.-61 BULLARD, MIKE-DE, Band-61 BURKS, IUDY-Spirit Club, Sr. Social Comm. Eco Club-61 BURNETT, DEBRA-Scarlet 84 Gray, FHA secretary and treasurer, Choir, Oliver -61 BUTT, KATHY-Art Club treasurer, PASF, FHA, Homecoming Nominee, Sr. Traditions Comm. Chairman-61, 73 BYNUM, DEBBIE-Spirit Club, FHA C CAIN, BRISCOE-NHS, TACH Club trea- surer-61 CAMPBELL, BOBBY-Games Club, Choir, Baseball-61 CARLISLE, MIKE-PASF, Choir, sr. social Comm., Baseball-61, 208 CARPENTER, BART-NHS president, Stu- dent Council, Citizen of the Month Chair- man, Chairman of Homecoming 1972, Sr. Gift Comm. chairman-61, 59, 165, 30, 55 CARPENTER, IERRY-jCL-61 CARTER, RAYMOND-Chess Club, Archi- tecture 81 Interior Design, Football, Track- 61 CASHAW, FREDDIE-Common Cause CHAPPELL, DORA-61 CHERRY, IENNY-HECE-61 CHESSER, DAVID-ROTC CHISHOLM, JAMES-TACH Club, Auto Club-61 CLAMPITT, KAREN-Aries Staff, Scarlet 81 Gray, ICL, Flyer Staff, Sr. Social Comm.-61, 205 CLARK, IACK-Photography, Music Club- 61 CLAYTON, WILLIE-61 CLOSS, ACE-Chess Club, Sr. Traditions Comm.-61 COCHRAN, VICKI-61 COLE, KIP-Drama, Key Club, Chess Club, PASF, Sr. Graduation Comm.-61 COLLIER, TIM-Ram Club, Football, Eco Club-61 COLLINS, KIM-Spirit Club, Tennis-61 COMMANDER, KARAN-Spirit Club, Sr. So- cial Comm.-61 CONCILIO, CATHY-Spirit Club, Health Occupations, FHA, Sr. Recognition Comm.- 61, 168 CONNER, PEGGY-FHA, HECE COOK, PAM-Spirit Club, PASF, Photogra- phy, Tennis, Student Asst.-61, 202 CORBETT, IAMES-ICL, Sr. Recognition Comm.-61 COWAN, LARRY-Rodeo Club, ROTC-61 CROMWELL, BLAND-Ram Club, ICL, PASF, Tennis, Sr. Finance Comm.-61 CROOK, CLARK-Rodeo Club, Football-61 CROSS, WAN DA-61 CROW, CAROLYN-A11 Club, Homecoming Decoration Comm. Sr. Recognition Comm.-61 CROW, KATHY -Scarlet 8t Gray, FHA, Sr. Invitation Comm.-61 CRYER, CARMA-61 CUNYUS, SHARON-Edwards Lit, NHS, Health Occupations, Flyer Staff, Sr. Recogni- tion Comm.-61 CURRY, RANDY-Games Club, Eco Club CURRY, CHRIS-Interact Club, Sr. Finance Comm., Eco Club-61 D DAILY, DAVID-61 DALTON, TERRY-Health Occupations president, TACH Club, Sr. Recognition Comm.-61 DAVENPORT, KAREN-Spirit Club, Edwards Lit, NHS, PASF, Sr. Social Comm.-62 DAVIS, CHARLES-Drama, ROTC DAVIS, EDDIE-Art Club president, Home- coming Decoration Comm., Sr. Social Comm.-62, 186 DAVIS, GREG-62 DAVIS, IOHNNY-All-district Choir, Oli- ver , Track, Sr. Recognition Comm.-62, 144 DAWSON, CHERYL-DE-62 DEAN, SHARON-62 DEGRATE, ANDREA -62 DENMAN, RANDY-Drama, Photography- 62 DENTON, MARK-Chess Club, HECE presi- dent-16 DERGARABEDIAN, GARY-Architecture Btlnterior Design, Sr. Recognition Comm., Eco Club-62, 200, 75 DERRICKSON, DARREL-62 DESKINS, RACHEL-62 DEVERE, RICHARD-Ram Club, Sr. Social Comm., Golf-62 DICKEY, DEBBIE-Spirit Club, PASF, Sr. Tra- ditions Comm.-62 DICKSON, IEAN-NHS, Edwards Lit, Sr. So- cial Comm., Student Asst., Thespian So- ciety-62 DOBIAS, GILDA-Scarlet 81 Gray , Choir, Homecoming Decoration Comm.-62 DONALDSON, DARYL-Drama, Sr. Gift Comm.-62 DONALDSON, MARGARET-Rodeo Club, Art Club, Eco Club-62 DOSHER, CHARLES-Leo Club, PASF, Sr. In- vitations Comm.-62, 172 DOSSETT, SUSAN-Spirit Club, PASF, Homecoming Decoration Comm., Sr. Social Comm., Eco Club-62 DOWNING, NANCY-Rodeo Club Band- ARONSON FURNITURE CO. 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Baseball-63, 155 FERGUSON, KENT-Rodeo Club, Photogra- phy Club-63 FIELDER, PHYLLIS-Scarlet 81 Gray executive board, PASF, Photography-63 FINSTAD, RICKY-JCL-63 FISHER, ROBERT-Common Cause, Band, Jr. Engineering Technical Society, Stage Band-63 FONTAINE, KATHY-Spirit Club, PASF, Stu- dent Asst., Sr. Social Comm.-63 FOSTER, MARY-FHA, Sr. Recognition Comm.-63 FOSTER, SHARON--Drama, Homecoming Nominee-63 FOSTER, SHARON-TACH Club, FHA-63 FRANKS, MARY LOU-Spirit Club, Home- coming Nominee, Sr. Social Comm.-63 FULLER, BOBBY-Sr. Recognition Comm., Baseball, Sr. Traditions Comm.-63, 154 G GAINES, WILMARIE-Student Council, Common Cause secretary, Citizen of the Month, Homecoming Nominee, Sr. Social Comm.-63, 14, 199, 32, 41, 53 GAMBLE, JANE-Spirit Club, Health Occu- pations, FHA-63 GARDNER, ALESE-Art Club, FHA, HECE- 63 GARDNER, ELAINE-Scarlet 84 Gray, PASF, Sr. Traditions Comm.-63 GASKER, BRENDA-Spirit Club, Oliver , Sr. Social Comm.-63 GATES, KATHLEEN-JCL, Oliver , Sr. Graduation Comm. GAYDEN, TROY-ROTC-63 GEARY, GAIL-NHS, Choir, All-region band, Band Drum Major, Citizen of the Month- 64, 33 GERICK, ROBERT-Football, Choir GETTERMAN, HOLT-Student Council, PASF, Citizen of the Month, Cheerleader, Golf-64, 18, 50, 49 GILBERT, WALTER-Interact Club, Sr. Grad- uation Comm.-64 GILBREATH, RAY-Rodeo Club-64 GILL, MICKIE-Spirit Club, FHA, Choir, Homecoming Decoration Comm., Sr. Social Comm.-64 GLAZENER, SAM-64 GLENN, ELEANOR-FHA, FTA, Oliver , Sr. Social Comm.-64 GODDARD, ANN-Drama, Oliver , Sr. Social Comm.-64 GONZALES, JOSIE-Scarlet 81 Gray, Home- coming Decoration Comm., Sr. Tradition Comm.-64 GOODWIN, JO ANNE-Edwards Lit, NHS, Citizen of the Month, Homecoming Deco- ration Comm., Spirit Club-64, 60, 33, 53 GOOLSBY, DAVID-64 GORDON, CAROLE-Tennis, Student Council, NHS vice president, All-district Choir, Citizen of the Month-64 GOROM, PATTI-64 GRADEL, CHERI-64 GRASHAM, PAM-Art Club secretary, PASF. Homecoming Decoration Comm., Sr. Social Comm. Chairman-64 GRAVES, BRAD-Ram Club, Sr. Recognition Comm., Football, Baseball-64, 22 GRAVES, MARCIA-Spirit Club, PASF, Pho- tography, Sr. Tradition Comm., Home- coming Decoration Comm.-64 GRAY, VONDA- Oliver , Thespian So- ciety, Sr. Graduation Comm., UIL One Act Play Cast-64 GREAVES, TOMMIE-Spirit Club, Flyer Staff, Eco Club, Homecoming Nominee-64, 202 GREENE, LISA-Thespian, Society, Spirit Club, PASF, Flyer Staff, Sr. Finance Comm.- 64, 16, 38, 204 GRIFFIN, BOB-Sports Club president-64 GRIFFITH, DAVID-Sr. Recognition Comm., Football-64 GROSS, JENNIFER-Sr. Social Comm., PASF, NHS, Edwards Lit. Choir-64, 46 GUNN, CHARLOTTE-64 ' GURLEY, JEANA-FHA, HECE GUTHRIE, PAUL-Golf, Sr. Gift Comm.-64, 149 H HALE, DANNY-Interact Club, Sr. Recogni- tion Comm.-64 HAMILTON, KAY-Spirit Club, Edwards Lit, NHS, PASF, choir-64 HANCOCK, MITZI-64 HANNA, JIM-Rodeo Club president, ROTC-64 HANNA, MARY LYNN-Scarlet 81 Gray vice president, FHA, Oliver , All-district Choir, All-state Choir-64, 182 HARBERT, GLEN-Ram Club, Football, Sr. Invitation Comm. HARDEMAN, TERESA-co-editor of Call- igraph, Sr. Social Comm., NHS, Spirit Club, Varsity Choir-64, 174, 175, 55 HARLAN, MERVIN-Games Club, Choir, Football, Basketball, Sr. Graduation Comm.-64 HARRIS, BOBBY RAY-ROTC HARRIS, BRIAN-64 HARRIS, FRANCES-Sr. Class secretary, NHS, Spirit Club, Student Council, Edwards Lit, Homecoming Princess-64, 22, 174, 58, 39 HARRIS, GARY-64 HART, DANA-Thespian Society, Spirit Club, PASF, Sr. Recognition Comm.-64, 21 HART, YULONDA-64 HATCHETT, MICHELLE-Drama, Games, Sr. Social Comm.-64 HAWES, BETH-Spirit Club, Aries Staff, Sr. Social Comm.-65, 206 HEADY, RAY-65 HEARN, CATHY-Student Council, Spirit Club, Drama, OIiver . Match Maker -65, 26, 42 HENNING, STEVE-DE HENSLEY, SUSAN-Editor of Flyer, NHS, Aries Staff, Spirit Club, Sr. Social Comm.-65, 204 HENSON, JACK-Ram Club, PASF, Band, Tennis, Sr. Invitation Comm.-65 HERNANDEZ, ALICE-Spirit Club, Home- coming Decoration Comm. Sr. Recognition Comm.-65 HIGHTOWER, CANDY-65 HIGHTS, SAMUEL-FTA vice president, Band, Sr. Social Comm.-65 HILL, DICQUE-Spirit Club, JCL, Flyer Staff, Tennis, Sr. Tradition Comm.-65, 152 HILL, GEORGE-65 HIRSCH, NORMAN-NFL president, Thes- pian Society, NHS, Sr. Recognition Comm., Tempest -65, 176, 165 HOEFFNER, BYRON-Auto Club, Sr. In- vitation Comm.-65 HOGE, KENNETH-Thespian Society, Ro- deo Club, Sr. Recognition Comm.-65 HOLICK, DARRELL-Edwards Lit, NHS, Baseball-65, 155 HOLLINGSWORTH, DEBORAH-Thespian Society, NFL, Drama, JCL, Creative Writing Club-65 HOPPENSTEIN, NORMAN-Edwards Lit, NHS, Health Occupations, Sr. Graduation Comm.-65, 174, 55 HSIEH, G. G.-Student Council vice presi- dent, NHS, Edwards Lit, Citizen of the Month, DAR Citizenship Award-65, 40, 46 HUBERT, BILLY-Baseball, Sports Club-65 HUCKABY, RONNIE-Sr. Recognition Comm., Student Asst.-65 HUDSON, DAVID-Sr. Social Comm., Leo Club, PASF, Golf, Homecoming Decoration comm.-65, 22, 172 HYATT, MIKE-Art Club, JCL, Sr. Recogni- tion Comm., Student Asst.-65 I IRWIN, JOE-66 ITTNER, ZANE-Spirit Club, Photography, Student Asst., Sr. Social Comm.-66 I JACKS, STEVE-Ham Radio Club president, Eco Club, Sr. Recognition Comm.-66 JACKSON, ROBERT-Thespian Society, NFL, Tempest , Match Maker , Sr. Recognition Comm.-66, 164, 35 JACKSON, RONALD-Band-66 JACKSON, WILLIE DELL-FHA, Homemak- ing Club JANES, SUZANNE-Spirit Club, NHS, JCL, Sr. Finance Comm., Homecoming Decoration Comm.-66 JENKINS, BART-JCL, PASF, Sr. Recognition Comm., Golf-66 JENKINS, DEBBIE-Drama, Photography, Choir, Student Asst.-66 JENNINGS, JERI-Rodeo Club, Art Club, HECE-66 JOHNSON, GEORGIA-66 JOHNSON, JAN-Student Council, Spirit Club, Edwards Lit vice president, NHS, Sr Gift Comm.-66, 174 MEDLIN HILL PRINTING AIR 8m ONDITIONING STATIONERY CO s s seo fC 817 Waco Texas 7 so-ss Fmt: A I-35 at the Hewitt out-off 772 7123 Co gdell's Housewares, Sports Equipment, Tools, Hunting Equipment 615 North Valley Mills Drive Waco, Texas 772-8224 Sports Mart 1416 North Valley Mills Compliments of cz Friend JOHNSON, KATHY-Library Council, Scarlet 81 Gray, Art Club, Homecoming Decoration Comm., Sr. Social Comm.-66 JOHNSON, PIERCE-Ram Club, Sr. Social Comm., Football-66 JOHNSON, SAMMYE-Band Majorette, Stu- dent Asst., Band-66 JOHNSTON, RHESA-Scarlet 84 Gray, JCL, Student Asst. Sr. Invitation Comm.-66 JOLLY, ALLEN-Drama, Rorc, DE-66 JONES, KENNETH-Contemporary Music Club JONES, PAM-Spirit Club, Rodeo Club, Choir, Eco Club, Student Asst.-66. K KARAFFA, SUSAN-Spirit Club-66 KATTEN, SUE-Spirit Club president, Stu- dent Council, Citizen of the Month, NHS, Homecoming Nominee-66, 169, 49 KAYE, PRESTON-Student Council, Drama, Citizen of the Month, Football, Track-66, 65, 142, 43 KEETON, TWILLA-Band-66 KELLY, TOM-Rodeo Club, Band-66 KELM, SHARON-Spirit Club, Scarlet 81 Gray, Choir, Oliver -66 KETTLER, DAVID-DE-66 KEY, REBECCA-Spirit Club, PASF, Home- coming Decoration Comm., Sr. Social Comm.-66 KHOURY, DAVID-Rodeo Club vice presi- dent-66 KILGO, VICKIE-Health Occupations, TACH Club, Homecoming Nominee-66, 196 KILGORE, VALERIE-Spirit Club, PASF, Stu- dent Asst., Sr. Social Club-66 KINCADE, PARIS-ROTC-66 KING, FRANK-Sr. Recognition Comm. KING, JOHNNY-Ram Club, Sr. Recognition Comm., Football-66, 127, 39 KING, WILLIE-66 KIRKHAM, ROBIN-Sr. Recognition Comm., Football, Basketball-66 KIRKLAND, FREDDY-Art Club, Prom Dec- oration Comm.-66 KLATT, MIKE-NFL, PASF, Homecoming Decoration Comm., Sr. Finance Comm., Stu- dent Council-66 KLEIMAN, EVELYN-Scarlet 81 Gray, PASF, Sr. Social Comm.-66 KLEIMAN, LISA-Scarlet 81 Gray, PASF, Homecoming Decoration Comm.-66 KOEHNE, STAN-Eco Club-66, 60 KOSS, PHILLIP-Games Club, ROTC, Foot- ball Manager-66, 185 KUEHL, KIRK-Rodeo Club secretary-67 KUEHL, LIBBY-Spirit Club, PASF, Sr. Gift Comm. KUHNLE, DEBORAH-Spirit Club, PASF, FHA, Student Asst., Sr. Social Comm.-67 KUYKENDALL, DEXTER-67 L LAINE, LU ANNE-Spirit Club, Sr. Social Comm.-67, 169 LAFFERTY, LARRY-Band LAM, ANA-PASF president, Spirit Club sec- retary, Citizen of the Month, NHS, Sr. Social Comm.-67 LAMKIN, LEIGH-Spirit Club, JCL, Band, Oliver , Sr. Graduation Comm.-67, 52 LANDFAIR, BARBARA-Spirit Club, Ed- wards Lit, NHS, Sr. Recognition Comm., Sr. Social Comm.-67 LANDFRIED, CELIA-Spirit Club, PASF, Choir, Student Asst., Sr. Invitation Comm.- 67 LATIMER, HORACE-67 LAUKA, DAVID-Leo Club vice president, JCL, Student Asst., Sr. Gift Comm.-67 LEAVERTON, HENRY-Key Club, Sr. Recog- nition Comm., Football-67 LEE, BARBARA-Games Club, FHA, FTA, Club, Flyer Staff, Homecoming Dec. Comm., Eco Club-69, 203 LEE, MIKE-67 LEFTWICH, LOUANN-Architecture 84 Inte- rior Design reporter-67 LEHRMANN, GARY-Rodeo Club, Auto Club, Basketball-67 LESSMAN, JUDY-Aries Staff, PASF, All-re- gion Band, Band Drum Major, Sr. Gradu- ation Comm.-67, 212 LILLARD, ROBERT-Band-67 LILLY, BOB-Band, Interact Club, Ram Club, Sr. Recognition Comm., Football-67, 68, 129 LINDGREN, JAMES-DE LOCHRIDGE, KIM-Scarlet 81 Gray, JCL, FHA, Flyer Staff, Sr. Social Comm.-67 LONG, DOUG-67 LONG, OLLIE-Football, Sr. Finance Comm. LOVE, DONNA-Scarlet 81 Gray, An Club, FHA, Sr. Invitation Comm.-67 LYNN, JERRY-Ram Club, Football, Sr. Gift Comm., Photography-68 M MAHAN, CELIA-NFL vice president, Thes- pian Society, Student Council, Match Maker , Sr. Recognition Comm. chairman- 68, 33, 164, 36 MAINES, MORRIS-Band-68 MANN, DOUG-Ram Club, JCL, Golf-68 MARLOW, MELISSA-Spirit Club, JCL, Sr. Recognition Comm., Sr. Social Comm.-68 MARSHALL, FLOYD-68 MARTIN, BRUCE-Sr. Recognition Comm., Football, Track, Eco Club-68, 129, 65 MARTIN, CARROLL-Student Council, Ed- wards Lit secretary-treasurer, PASF, NHS, Citizen of the Month-68 MARTIN, KATHLEEN-Edwards Lit, NHS, Sr. Gift Comm.-68 MATHEWS, MARCUS-Games Club, ROTC-68 MAXWELL, CAROL-Library Council, Spirit Club, JCL, Sr. Invitation Comm., Eco Club- 68 MAY, MIKE-Sr. Recognition Comm., Golf- 68 MAYFIELD, LETICIA-PASF, Common Cause, Flyer Staff, All-regional band, Oli- ver orchestra-68 MCCONNELL, TOM-Ram Club, Golf-68, 62 MCCORMICK, TIM-DECA, Eco Club-68 MCDOW, JIM-NHS, Sr. Gift Comm., Pho- tography, PASF, Games Club-68 MCFARLAND, FREDDIE-Games Club, ROTC MCGILVRAY, MIKE-DE, Football, Track, Sr. Finance Comm.-68 MCGRECOR, BRENDA-Library Council, Scarlet 84 Gray historian, Homecoming Dec- oration Comm., Student Asst.-68 McHAM, MIKE-Games Club, Photography, Flyer Staff, Basketball, Sr. Gift Comm.-68, 202 MCKIMMEY, SUE-Eco Club, Creative Writ- ing Club-68 McVEY, JIM-68 MELZER, TAWNY-69 MERRITT, JOHN-Ham Radio Club, Sr. Fi- nance Comm.-69 MILAM, MARY-Student Council, Spirit Club, Flyer Staff, Homecoming Decoration Comm., Eco Club-69, 203 MILLER, PATTY-Spirit Club, Citizen of the month, Tennis, Homecoming Princess, Cheerleader-69, 15, 18, 23, 173 MILLIGAN, MIKE-Sr. Recognition Comm,- 69, 43 MINNIX, MARSHA-Spirit Club, NHS, PASF, Sr. Social Comm.-69 MOHLER, CAROL-Drama Club, Edwards Lit, NHS, Sr. Traditions Comm.-69, 177 MONROE, LAURA-Spirit Club, Aries Staff, PASF, Homecoming Decoration Comm., Sr. Finance Comm.-69, 15, 205 MOODY, DEBBIE-69 MOORE, DEBBIE-Art Club, Student Asst., Sr. Finance Comm.-69 MOORE, KAREN-Drama, PASF, Choir, All- district Band, Architecture 84 Interior De- sign-69 MORAN, JERRY-Common Cause-69 MORGAN, GARY-DE, Sr. Recognition Comm., Football-69 MORRIS, WILBERT-69 MORTON, CLAY-National Merit Finalist, Sr. Graduation Comm. chairman, Interact Club president, NHS, Citizen of the Month- 69, 26, 171, 177, 33, 46 MOSELEY, MARK-69 MOTLEY, DEBBIE-FHA, FTA, HECE, Choir-69 MULLEN, BETH-Art Club-69 MUNSON, JIM-Photography president, Flyer Staff, Student Asst. MURDOCK, LINDA-Spirit Club-69 N NAROVEC, TERI-Drama, Chess Club, Chal- lenge Team, Citizen of the Month NAYLOR, ROY-ROTC, Common Cause treasurer-60, 62 NEATHERLIN, JACQUE-Student Council, NHS, JCL state vice president, All-regional Band, Sr. Social Comm.-69 NELON, PITTY-Spirit Club, Aries Staff, Sr. Graduation Comm., Eco Club, High Maga- zine Salesman-69, 24, 207, 37 NELSON, BILL-Ram Club, Student Asst., Baseball, choir vice president, all-regional choir-69, 208, 157 NELSON, CATHI-Spirit Club, Sr. Recogni- tion Comm., Student Asst., Sr. Social Comm.-69 NELSON, DAVE-Eco Club-69 NESMITH, HOWARD-69 NETHERY, BOBBY-Thespian Society, NFL, Drama, Oliver , Tempest -69, 20, 31 NICOSIA, JOHN-Auto Club, Sr. Recogni- tion Comm., Eco Club-69. NIELSON, KAREN-Citizen of the Month, Sr. Social Comm., NHS, Spirit Club, PASF-69, 67, 35 NIXON, CATHY-69 NORRED, DAVID-DE NORRIS, RANDY-Thespian Society, NFL, Drama president, Tempest , Citizen of the Month-69, 165, 35, 30 NORTH, ALAN-Choir, Sports Club secre- tary-69 NORVELL, BRUCE-Auto Club, Eco Club- 69 NORWOOD, ELEZABETH-Drama, Choir, Match Maker , Sr. Finance Comm. NOWLIN, JENNIFER-Photography-69 O OLSEN, JULIE-Art Club-69 OLSEN, NIELS-69 ORR, ROZLYNN-Aries Staff, PASF, Photog- raphy vice president, Homecoming Decora- tion Comm., Sr. Tradition Comm.-69, 205 O'TOOLE, BECKY-FHA, Spririt Club, Choir, 'fOliver -70 P PARKS, FAYLENE-Rodeo Club, Eco Club PADGETT, ROBBIE-Scarlet 84 Gray, All-dis- trict Choir, Oliver , Sr. Invitation Comm.- 70 PASSMORE, DANNY-Key Club, Rodeo Club, PASF, Photography, Sr. Recognition Comm.-70 PATTON, DAVID-Ram Club, Auto Club, Eco Club, Football, Sr. Recognition Comm.- Y 3 , 1 ,v X HAUSIE WACCCU3 Giving Q 81 H Green V Stamps Mwith Each I K Purvhase Two Flne Stores to Shop Downtown and Westview Village Rt. 10, Box 642 756-1888 Waco, Texas 76708 It pays to Look WeIl Lake Air Barber Shop Roffler and RK Hairstyling Razor Cutting Phone 754-1 O31 11113122 Hizrsrzzse 1 A is a BONANZA SIRLOIN PIT NO. 6012 1115 N. VALLEY MILLS DRIVE wAco, TEXAS 76710 AREA CODEf817j 772-8032 'r o 4 MOM! 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Student Asst., Sr. Invitation Comm.-70, 168 PICKENS, JIM-Key Club, Ram Club, Sr. Recognition Comm., Football-70, 130, 170 PIRELO, MIKE-DE-70, 196 PIZZO, IANET-Spirit Club, Sr. Finance Comm., PASF-70 POBLETTS, CHARLOTTE-70 POE, RANDY-71 POLLARD, LESLIE-Ram Club, Bike Club president, ICL, Tennis-71, 178 POOL, LANCE-ROTC, Auto Club, Band 71 POWELL, SALLY-Library Council, Spirit Club, PASF, FHA, Sr. Finance Comm.-71 POWERS, GARY-Thespian Society, NFL, Common Cause vice president, Match Maker , Sr. Recognition Comm.-71, 199 PREBOSNYAK, IO ANN-Spirit Club, Sr. Recognition Comm.-71 PRITCHETT, CATHY-Spirit Club, Student Asst., Choir, Sr. Invitation Comm. PURSELLEY, TIM-Key Club, Choir, Oli- ver , Football, Sr. Class Vice-President-71, 58, 43 R RACHUIG, PHYLLIS-PASF, Sr, Finance Comm., HECE vice president-71 RAGLIN, XENOBIA-Student Council, Aries Staff, Homecoming Decoration Comm., Sr. Finance Comm., Band-71, 207 RAILSBACK, MIKE-Health Occupation, Sr. Recognition Comm., Football, Track, Sr. Graduation Comm-71 RAINER, CHRIS-Ram Club, All-District Choir, All-state Choir, Football, Sr. Social Comm.-71, 125 RAMSEY, TOM-Bike Club-71 RANSOM, AARON-NFL, ROTC, Auto Club, Band-71 REED, DEBRA-Drama, FHA, Match Maker , Homecoming Nominee, Sr. Recog- nition Comm.-71 REED, PAM-71 REEVES, STEVE-Photography-71 REID, BILL-Auto Club-71, 201 REITH, MIKE-ROTC Squadron Com- mander, Student Asst., Sr. Graduation Comm., Band-71, 34 REYNOLDS, MILTON-Flyer Staff-71 RHEA, ROYCE-Sr. Recognition Comm.-71 RICHARDS, DEBBIE-Spirit Club, Flyer Staff, Student Asst., Sr. Tradition Comm., FHA-71, 202 RICKS, MARSHALL-Bike Club-71 RIDINGS, LARRY-Football, PASF-71 ROBERTS, ROBIN-Leo Club, Sr. Recogni- tion Comm., Eco Club-71 ROBINSON, VAN--DE-71 ROBSON, KEN-Photography, Eco Club- 71, 168, 53 RODRIQUEZ, LUTHER-71 ROGERS, VICKIE-71 ROGERS, WILLIAM-ROTC, Auto Club, Stu- dent Asst., Model Rocketry Club-71 ROLLINS, GAYLE-Flyer Staff, Sr. Gradu- ation Comm.-71 ROQUEMORE, MARK-Football, Leo Club, PASF-71, 131, 41 ROSE DIANNE-Games Club-71 ROSENBAUM, STEVE-Art Club, DE, Com- mon Cause, DECA-71, 197 ROSENTREETER, STEVE-71 ROSS, EULA-71 ROSS, LARRY-Photography, Sr. Recogni- tion Comm., Eco Club-71 ROUNTREE, CHARLIE-Architecture 81 Inte- rior Design-71 RUTTENBERG, RINA-Edwards Lit, NHS, Match Maker , Sr. Gift Comm.-71 RUYLE, JANET-Spirit Club, Ram Club, Flyer Staff, Tennis, Sr. Recognition Comm.-72, 25 RYALS, TONI-Art Club-72 S SADLER, WANDA-Games Club, Band, Band Majorette, Sr. Social Comm.-72 SALOME, TOMMY-Basketball, Sr. Finance Club-72 SALTER, ROBERT-Ram Club, Football, Eco Club-72 SANDERS, CINDY-FHA, Choir, Home Eco- nomics Club historian-72 SANDERS, LARRY-Games Club, ROTC, Track, Basketball-135, 136, 179 SANDERS, LYNNE-Sr. Recognition Comm., Spirit Club, Flyer Staff SANDERS, PAM-Scarlet 81 Gray, FHA, Band, Sr. Social Comm., Band Majorette- 72, 211 SANDERSON, RHONDA-72 SAUSEDA, PABLO-Student Asst., Sr. Social Comm., All-regional Choir, Key Club vice- president-72 SAVAGE, DIANNE-Library Council secre- tary, PASF, Student asst., Sr. Tradition Comm., Choir-72 SCHAFER, CHRIS-DE., Sr. Recognition Comm.-72 SCHANK, SUZANNE-72 SCHECTER, CATHY-Spirit Club, PASF, Sr. Class Treasurer, Eco Club-72, 58 SCHERER, RANDY-Ram Club, TACH Club President, Band, Citizen of the Month, Cheerleader-72, 18, 138, 193, 67, 32 SCHROEDER, TIM-Photography, Football, Baseball, Sr. Recognition Comm.-72, 156 SCHROEDER, VALERI-Spirit Club, HECE- 72 SCHULZE, DON-Games Club-72 SCHWARTZ, IIMMY-72 SCHWARZ, ELAINE-PASF, 72 SCOTT, IOHN-Ham Radio Club Secretary, Sr. Recognition Comm., Football-72 SCOTT, OLIVER-ROTC-72 SCRUGGS, IOAN-Student Council, NHS, Sr. Recognition Comm., Citizen of the Year, Homecoming decoration Comm.-72, 35 SEAWRIGHT, RICHARD-Bike Club, ICL, Sr. Tradition Comm.-72 SEBESTA, IOE-Golf, Eco Club SEDBERRY, BRAD-72 SESSLER, GEORGE DALE-In Memoriam, August 16, 1972-72 SHANKS, BETH-Choir president, Sr. Gradu- ation Comm., Literary Club-72 SHARP, DEBBIE-Rodeo Club, Scarlet 81 Gray, Band, Band Majorette-72 SHEFFIELD, RALPH-Ham Radio Club, Sr. Social Comm., Football-72 SHEPPARD, JACKIE-72 SHERROD, IEFF-72 SHILLER, BILL-Auto Club, Sr. Recognition Comm.-72 SHOOK, DONNA-Thespian Society, Spirit Club, Drama, FHA, Homecoming Nominee, Sr. Recognition Comm.-72, 65 SHORT, PAT-Games Club, Football, Track, Eco Club-72 SHREFFLER, IOHN-Ham Radio Club, Band, Oliver , Match Maker -72 SIGTENHORST, HENDRIK-Citizen of the Month, NHS, ICL president, Tennis-72, 172, 33 SIMPSON, ELAINE-Art Club-72 SLADE, STEVE-Key Club, Chess Club, Sr. Recognition Comm.-72 SLOUGH, CHARLIE-Key Club, Ham Radio Club-72 SMITH, DON-Common Cause-73 SMITH, LYNNIE-Art Club, Creative Writing Secretary-treasurer SWEDLEY, ANNE-Spirit Club, ICL, Home- coming Nominee, Sr. Recognition Comm., Student Asst.-73 SMITH, RITA-Band, Scarlet 81 Gray-73 SPARKMAN, DORA-Scarlet 81 Gray, Stu- dent Asst., Homecoming Decoration Comm., Sr. Invitation Comm. SPRIVEL, STEVE-Auto Club SPURGEON, KATHY-Homemaking Club STATON, WALTER-Edwards Lit president, Leo Club president, NHS, Student Council, Citizen of the Month-73, 172, 175, 46 STEM, ALVA-Interact Club-73 g STERLING, MELINDA-Spirit Club, FHA, Sr. Social Comm.-73 STEVES, LIZABETH-Spirit Club, Aries Staff, Sr. Graduation Club-73, 206 STEWART, ROBERT-Student Council, Game Club, Football, Sr. Recognition Comm., Eco Club-73, 70 STINSON, PAM-Scarlet 81 Gray, FHA, Eco Club-73 STOKES, SANDRA-PASF, Sr. Tradition Comm.-73 STOLTE, ALAN-PASF, Ham Radio Club, Sr. Graduation Comm.-73 STONE, KATHY-Spirit Club, Choir, Student Asst., Sr. Social Comm.-73 STORK, DWAIN-DE, Sr. Gift Comm.-73 STORM, CAROL-Spirit Club, Sr. Invitation Comm.-73, 68 STRICKLAND, BOBBY-NFL, Edwards Lit., NHS, ROTC, Eco Club-73 STROTHER, KATHY-NHS secretary, Scarlet 84 Gray, PASF reporter, Sr. Invitation Comm. chairman, Eco Club-73, 35 STROUD, BLAKE-DE, Sr. Social Comm.-73 SUDDUTH, PHILLIP-Photography, Sr. Tra- dition Comm.-73 SUTTON, GWEN-Spirit Club, Scarlet 84 Gray, PASF-73 SWEENEY, JOEY-Eco CLUB, Sr. Graduation Comm.-73 SWlNDLE,'SUZE-Scarlet 81 Gray, All-region Choir, Match Maker -73 T TABOR, VICKI-Sr. Invitation Comm. TAUBE, BILLY-Sports Club-74 TAYLOR, DANNY-74 TAYLOR, RICK-74 TAYLOR, ROYANNE-Spirit Club, Home- coming Princess, Student Asst., Sr. Social Comm.-74, 22 THOMAS, LLOYD-Bike Club, Sr. Gift Comm-74, 70 THOMAS, LUCILLE-74 THOMAS, VANN-Ram Club, Track THOMPSON, ROXANNE-Spirit Club, NHS, Cheerleader, Homecoming Princess-74, 19, 22, 43 THOMPSON, SUZAN-Drama, Choir-74 TOU PS, CINDY-PASF, Spirit Club, Sr. Tradi- tion Comm.-74 TRENT, DEBBIE-Spirit Club, Contemporary S and H Auto Supply l8I2 W. Waco Dr. 3020 N. l8+h S+. 3703 Bellmead Low prices on high qualify 753 2471 parts in Waco. 7 Tired of being told what kind of cloff ring you wont? Gold Lance class rings-as official as the ring you've been told to buy before! The Countess The Contempo The Lancer ff put W V , w KK , 1, . i x, Wwkjka lj? ' T. T M T TZT. 5 ii 4 .... 3 ., T T The Eari, ,if-le'-M The Sweetheart The Petite A- W Y Q5. , ,LI -3' .R at c L, . . , 1' JL. F A ,VI ,. ,A I- 5 Q as Q-1. 35 ,, A A, 'ji -,t ,.,. f gg? .Avg 2 f . 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Passmore 1 101 Knotty Caks Waco, Texas junior index ADAMS, HOLLY-76 ADELMAN, DAVID-76 ALFORD, NANCY-76 ANDERSON, MARIAN-76 ANTENE, CAMILLE-76 ARMBRUSTER, TERRY-76 AYDELOTTE, KIM-76, 169, 209 B BAGGETT, CRAIG-78, 134 BAILEY, WES-76 BAIRD, KRIS-78 BARKLEY, RUSTY-76, 184 BARRETT, DOYLE-76 BARTON, MARY-78 BASHARA, GREY-78, 146 BASKIN, KHRISTI-76 BATES, KATHALEEN-76 BEAN, RONALD-78 BEARD, CARYN-70, 78 BELL, DEBBIE-76 BELL, KAAY-76 BERRY, SIDNEY-76 BETRAND, IENNIEER-78 BIBLE, TERESA-76 BILLS, IANET-78 BLACK, MELAINE-76 BOHN, KENNETH-76 BOOKER, BARBARA-76 BRAALEY, KEVIN-76 BRANYON, KATHY-76 BRATTON, BARBARA-76 BRAZELTON, MARTA-76, 80 CHRISTIE-78, 167 BRIGHT, BRITAIN, DONNY-76 BROWN, CINDY-76 BROWN, MIKE-76 BROWN, ROD-76 BRUCE, GARY-76 BULLARD, ROD-76 BULLARD, SUZANNE-78 BURDETTE, PAT-78, 35 BURKE, TANYA-76 BRUNEY, LEE-76 BUSH, BRAD-78, 124, 143 BUzzE, SARAH-75 C CAGLE, MIKE-76 CAMPBELL, ERANzE-78 CARLISLE, DALE-78, 150, 151, CARPENTER, DONNA-76 CARPENTER, TERESA-76 CARTER, TERESA-76 CASH, DAVID-76 CASH, STEVE-76 CAHNEY, RUSTY-78 CAHPPELL, OCTAVIA-76 CHATMAN, ARTHUR-76, 78 CHATMAN, VICKIE-76 CHENOT, RANDY-76 CHERNOFF, LORI-76 CHERNOFF, MICHELLE-76 CHISHOLM, DONNA-76 CHRISTIAN, BOBBY-76 CLARK, DEBBIE-78 CLARK, IUDITH-78 CLARK, RHONDA-78 CLAYPOOL, IANE-76, 206, 32 CLEAVER, LORI-76 COBBS, TERRY-76 COCEK, KENNETH-76 COKER, BILLY-75 148,149 COKER, BURL-76, 134, 155, COLIAS, NICK-76 CONNERS, LOIS-77 COOK, LAURA-77 COOPER, LINDA-77 COPELAND, KATHY-77 COTTON, LINDA-77 COx, IOLE-77 Cox, KARLA-77, 207 Cox, KENNY-77 CRAWFORD, RANDY-77 CROMWELL, BRENDA-77 CROOK, IIM-77 CROOS, MONTE-77, 180 CROSSLIN, EAITH-77 CRUZ, MONA-77 CULVERHOUSE, IOHN-181 CUMMINGS, TOMMY-77 CUNNIGHAM, KAREN-77 CURTIS, CONNIE-77, 15 CURTIS, LINDA-77, 183 CUSTER, KATHY-77 D DANCER, AMY-77 DANIEL, IANICE-77 DARLING, LIZ-77 DAVIS, LALLAH-77 DAVIS, SHIELA-77 DECKER, RICKY-77 DIAL, DAVID-83, 125 DICKENS, CINDY-77 DIXON, BRENDA-77 DRAKE, CANDICE-77 DRAKE, IOAN-77 DUNNAM, CATHY-77 DYER, MELVIN-77 E EASTERWOOD, CATHY-77 ETTER, IOHN-77 EVANS, DONNA-77 F FADIAL, DANA-77 FARISS, JIM-77 FARRAR, KAYE-77 FARRAR, SUSAN-77 FAUBION, MIKE-77 FERGUSON, BOBBY IOE-77 FERGUSON, RHONDA-78 FERRELL, WYNDELL-78 FEYERHERM, DONETTE-78 FITZPATRICK, MARTHA-78, FLOWERS, PATTI-78, 32 FOSTER, ELAINE-78 FRANKS, IUDY-78 FREEMAN, CAROLYN-78 FRIEDEL, CHERIE-78 FRIEDHOLM, LUGENE-78 FULLER, DREW-78 G GANDIER, HOWARD-78 GARLAND, IANE-78, 80 GARRETT, DIANTHA-78, 35 GERDERS, PEGGY-78 GERvIG, MARK-78, 131, 144 GIDNEY, IAMES-78 GIZZOLLI, DEBBIE-78 GIANZENER, DEBORAH-78 GLOCKZIN, AMELIA-78 GOEBEL, MELANIE-78 GRANT, BILL-78 GRAY, DARLENE-78 GREEN, BRIDGET-78 GREEN, IIMMY-127 GRIEEITH, MARCIA-78 GROHOSKE, IANET-78 GROOMS, DANNY-78, 187 GUICE, MARY-78 GUINN, GARY-78 GUTHRIE, PATTY-78 157, 35 150, 34 HAGAR, MIKE-78, H 135, 142 HALL, FRANK-78 HALL, KEITH-77 HALVE, IULIA-78 HAMILTON, EVA-78 HANEN, DANNY-78 HANNA, IEFF-78 HASEN, IANE-78 HARBOUR, IULIE-78, 152 HARDWICK, DAVID-78 HARRIS, CLAUDE-78 HARRIS, IAMES-124, 134, 138, 1 HATCHER, JERRY-79 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KIM-80 MCGINNIS, TERESA-80 MCINTOSH, DEE-80 MCKAMIE, KAREN-80 MCKEE, MARK-80 MCMAHAN, DAVID-80 MCQUEEN, BRUCE-81 MELZER, LAURA-81 MERONEY, MURRAY-81 MILLER, DON-81 MILLER, DONNELL-81 MILLER, KEVIN-81 MILLER, ROSS-81, 170, 188, 189 MILLS, BEVERLY-81 MITCHELL, STEVE-81 MONROE, CHARLIE-81 MONROE, PATSY-81 MOORE, DAVID-81 MOORE, MARTHA-81 MORGAN, TERRY-81 MORRIS, CYNTHIA-81 MOULDEN, FELECIA-81 MULLINS, MACK-81 N NEEL, DEBBY-81 NELSON, EMILY-81 NELSON, WAYNE-81, 150, NORTH, MARY-81 NORRIS, THERESA-81 NORRIS, TOM-81 NORTON, NANCY-81 O O'BRYAN, RUSTY-81, 154 151, 149, ir ROOFING 'A' SHEET METAL WORK 'A' REMODELING R. 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Omore index ACKLAND, MARY-84 ADAMS, GAYE-84 AGUILAR, LINDA-84 ALLEN, BILLIE-84 ALLEN, DOUGLAS-84 AMBROSE, HELEN-84 ANDERSON, DAVID-84 ANDERSON, MELISSA-84 AYLOR, ELZENE-84 B BALLARD, DEBRA-84 BANKS, ELVIRA-84 BARFIELD, KEITH-84 BARGER, TOM-84 BARKER, PAM-84 BARNES, PAM-84, 88 BARTON, ION-84 BEASLEY, KAREN-84 BEKKELUND, KEVIN-84 BEKKOND, KEVIN-84 BELNAP, SHERRI-84 BERTRAND, SHERI-84 BEWLEY, MARK-84 BILBREY, IACK-84 BILES, RAY-84 BLACKWELL, DEMARDUS-84 BLANCHARD, MICHELE-84 BLOCKER, VICKI-84 BOHN, KATHY-84 BOHN, KIM-84 BOOKER, CHERYL-84 BOYD, BRETT-84 BRADBURY, DONNA-84 BRADLEY, BEVERLY-84 BRANDON, VERA-84 BRICKMAN, BARRY-84 BRIGHAM, SHARI LYNN-84 BRINK, MARSHA-84 BRISTER, SUSAN-84 BRITT, DALE-84 BROACH, BILL-84 BROCK, STEVE-84 BROWN, CINDY-84 BROWN, DOVIE-84 BROWN, IERRI-84 BROWN, IIMMY-84 BROWN, MARGARET-84, 163 BRUMFIELD, LARRY-84 BULLARD, TED-84 BULLOCK, KATHY-84 BURLESON, IOHN-84 BUTT, KAREN-84 BUTTS, LESLIE-84 C CALDERA, LORETTA-84 CAMPBELL, BECKY-84 CAMPBELL, DEBRA-84 CAMPBELL, TOMMY-84 CANNON, RANDY-84 CARLISLE, MICHAEL-84 CARPENTER, GAHLEN-84, 33 CASEY, DEAN-84 CENDROWSKI, PATTI-84 CARTER, IANET-84 CHANDLER, ADD-84 CHANDLER, GARY-84 CHANDLER, TY-84 CHAPMAN, MISSY-B4 CHAPPELL, DANITA-84 CHAPPELL, TERRI-B4 CHATMAN, ROSIE-B4 CHATMAN, WANDA-B4 CHOZICK, ROBERT-B5 CHENOT, STEVE-85 CHERNOEE, ELLEN-B5 CHESSER, CLARENCE-B5 CHRISTIAN, GENE-140 CLARK, RETHA-85 CLAYTON, BOBBIE-B6 COBB, DARLENE-85 COLIAS, IOHN-85 COLLINS, KEVIN-85 CONLEE, KIM-85 CORLEY, GARLENE-B5 Cox, TOMMY-B5 CORCKETT, CHRISANNE-B5 CROW, IUDY-85 CROW, HAMPTON-B5 CUMMINGS, DIANA-85 CURRY, PHYLLIS-85 D DANIEL, CAROLYN-85 DAVENPORT, LYNN-85 DAVIS, DARLA-85 DAVIS, GREG-85 DAVIS, LESTER-85, 13 DAVIS, SHELIA-85 DAVIS, MAURITA-85 DAVIS STEPHANIE-85 DECKER, SCOTT-B5 DIAL, CARRIE-85 DONALDSON, CONNIE-85 DONALDSON, PAT-85 DOUGLAS, BRENDA-85 DRAPER, ED-85 DRAPER, KAYE-85, 183 DRISKA, ROSANNE-85 DUDLEY, GRANT-85 E EASTERWOOD, CHARLOTTE-85 EASTLAND, PAT-85 EDWARDS, DONNA-85 ELLIOTT, VICKIE-85 ERLANSON, VICKI-85 ESKEW, SHAWNA-85 F FASSAUER, PATTI-85 FEDORKA, LISA-86 FEE, TOMMY-86 FERGASON, IANE-86 FEYERHERM, LYNN-86 FINK, IOYCE-86 FISSELER, GENE-86 FLANSBURG, STEVE-86 FLETCHER, LIZ-86 FORE, DANNY-86 FOSTER MARGUERITA-86 FRANKLIN, EDNA MAE-86 FRANKLIN, THOMAS-86 FUENTES, DANNY-86 G GEPPINGER, LEE ANN-B6 GILLIAM, BILLEE-86 GINSBURG, ANNE-as GLANZ, DONNA-86 GLENN, CYNTHIA-Be GLENN, IANICE-86 GODDARD, NANCY-86 GOEBEL, MELISSA-B6 GONZALES, DIANA-BB GONZALES, GEORGIA-86 GORDON, GREG-86 GORDON, IOHN-86 GORHAM, DAN-B6 GOSS, GRANT-86, 133 GRAVES, SCOTT-B6 For Your Senior Ring - 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IONES-PRINCIPAL-96 IOHNNIE KLEIN-BUSINESS MANAGER- 94 ANNE KNAPE-LIBRARIAN-99 GLADYS KRAUSE-REGISTRAR-121 IOYCE PACKARD-COUNSELOR, GRADE 10-103 IACK PRICE-ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL-102, 47 KATHERINE THOMPSON-COUNSELOR, GRADE 11-116 ANITA WALLACE-COUNSELOR, GRADE 12,-113 MARY WEAVER-ATTENDENCE SECRE- TARY-107 ADMINI ' STRATORS AVERY DOWlNG-SUPERINTENDENT- 116, 55 KENNETH MCGEE-ASST. SUPERINTEN- DENT-97 IJ. WILSON-COORDINATOR OF SECON- DARY SCHOOLS-121 CUSTO- DIANS ROSIE LONG-106 HAROLD MCCLAIN-116 Mitchell Electric Waco, Texas Hojinan Banana Company Sam Weaver Insurance Moceks House of Curtis Mathis G Things To Wear Great Ways To Look Crosstown Traffic Boutique Fairgate Shopping. 1412 Sunset Blvd. THOMAS MOORE Auzells Fabrics Nalleyiv Handy Chqf Calvary Baptist Church ,M SPECIAL W Color Photography ml Offer for Richfield Groups Band Sports Drama Drill Team PASF ROTC Cheerleaders Choir ICI- and any other school groug or any interested individual. The Photography Department is offering for the 1973-74 school year a special color packet with both indi- vidual and group pictures. Z 0 'fy 4 . F ,il ff For only 56.00 you receive: V Q one-5x7 group shot two-5x7 individual shots four-ZMXSM individual shots Six people within your organization must want a group picture before this will be taken. A single group shot may be bought for 53.50, and the individual shots may be bought for 54.50. S555 Plsalsakalsvlsvlsalsvlsvlsvls DELUXE COLOR PROGRAM The Photography Department is also offering a Deluxe Color Program to individuals in personal selections of dress or uniforms or both. The advantage is this program offers a selection from 8 to 12 proofs and a variety of sizes and prices of final prints. Portraits will be taken OUTDOORS in any appropriate setting which the individual may select if he wishes. Sitting fee charges are 58.50 which includes the 8 to 12 proofs. 1 These portraits make great gift ideas for a wide variety of occasions. 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Box 1097 1 77-fgselff 756-5421 Wm, Texas 76703 7J 7 if 2 House of Wayne's P u Coiffures, Wigs, MILK CoMPANY Gifts Market Place Bosque Blvd. ' Waco, Texas '7'72-2241 The Colony Shop On Lakewood Drive 7'7T23-63273911 From One of Waoo's Finest Restaurants Different Things Witco Gallery and Unusual Gifts 1300 Lake Air Drive TEXSUN SALES 84 SERVICE 13uy The Best! DR. 817 - 772-0 WACO, TEXAS 76 DUMAS e GDBLE 12 Vewing Channels for your pleasure, including WISD, Channel 9 Cablevision Properties Inc. 4700 Bosque Waco, Texas 776-1141 Heights Pharmacy Waco, Texas Bank AlTl9flC3fd and Master Charge 30 rarncv accepted 1724 Colcord 627 N. 25 752-2791 756-0281 Tf '-Q... W Us X 90? MICE nur . ' ' r - w'--rf-:ums,m- W. wACo DR. 0 900 N. VALLEY MILLS Richards Equipment Co. Sales-Service-Rental Construction and Industrial Supplies and Equipment 910 F ran klin 754-2351 BUSY BEAVER TUXEDO RENTAL Let us show you the latest in Formal Wear 1522 S. Sth 754-1 372 ,f K, ,. john M. Hawes Co. Managment Systems B 3130 753-0141 This page displays some of the best and some of the more unusual photographs produf ed by students taking Photography I. In this small way, the yearbook staff has displayed its thanks to all the photography students who provided most of the 1973 Aries pictures. ., 'Nfl' . f' f ' ri ff 1 v - ,sg .1 1 ', 'ia 5 'QI ' 'Pi ,' P-' . 1-:,,f' - ,isp il ln , . . . ga' ijgtr f, , A '-'f :ll 'it . 347 Qi 2 M, W., 5 .i - :QQ 'L 7 x A i-LA A fl 5' if f una. ' - , 41. . Pi Qi. .423 A W6 Q' iivlkx llilllflm J 'aig,5 z' Eiga is ix ifw N J 'lf his-an , H? qsrlvwil is X ll -'U 'S 'M 1 ,Z ta dl 'gil ml f '76, 'Wil' f fm J' ti Wag? , WK? 3 ,. 'L J - . .- We 71 , , 1 , V . 95? till? , 515 wt-fit. . a - at ,h I ,. y f l ., -a ,- I gal -A Y,.v' lf, 4 ff, -if et ., 4- u Q , , Ml ,' AK-fi r. ,Q 3',' 1 ' 'wi V 1 f 1' ' , N . W- ' if va l 75 ' igggQ 4g-.f'1g.f Q' ' ., H 1 2' 'uv' , f 4 ' .- E li' - N ?.',f l Us - E . f V i if , , i . h ,ft I I - Q66 t f ,JV-' ,!1ff',, - J f,'1. 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Mr. Price had come to Richfield when it first opened as head football coach and later as assistant princi- pal. As this last year drew to an end he said that he knew he would miss Richfield because that's where there are so many people who I know are really my friends. af, 'f Alf. 9 5 'fa