Rosebud Lott High School - Cougar Tales Yearbook (Travis, TX)

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1 st S wesfot f-fo uvt RM ALL A's: Mary Ann Pomykal, Elaine Flentge, Carroll Hudson, Sue Little, Ronnie Hoelscher, Bernice Brenek, Marla Zipperlen, Beatrice Wilde, Kathy Hejl, Michael Hering, Randy Waits, Stephanie Moeller, James Hering A B: Little, Ellis. Gaeke, Ferguson, Arnold, Thornton, EJosche, Hughes, Hoelscher, Washington, Meier, Sell, Kleypas, Kenworthy, Sammon, Box, Thornton, Buhl, Yen, Olbrich, Kelley, Kahlig, Be iso n, Taylor, Wolf, Moeller, Bruggman, Hoelscher, Williams, Cunningham, Pelzel, Horton, Thrasher, Micnaiewicz, Gre ger, Sammons, Hoelscher, Stock, Parker, Dokupil

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Who'S Qckools Sgh viS Kathy Hejl, Charlie Horton, Elaine Flentge, Stephanie Moeller, Mike Parker, Carroll Hudson, Mark Olbrich, Michael Hering, Randy Waits. It is a great honor to be selected for Who's Who in Texas High Schools. At Rosebud-Lott High School, this year, there were nine seniors and five juniors selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and community service. These out- standing students were selected by a faculty committee. Karen Washington, Joanie Kenworthy, Kathy Parks, David Yett, Marla Zipperlen. 16

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Rs-Lf-fQ wwul TfiKats TuxcU Kathy Hejl and Nancy Thrasher won 1st in Girls' Doubles at Regional Linda Truesdale was High Point and placed 2nd in State Competition. Girl at Dist. and Reg. She won 2nd and 3rd at State. Betty OtodW Paula Gaeke is the first student to have had a book published while attending R-LHS. R-LHS Homemaker of Tomorrow for 1972 is Stephanie Moeller. She was chosen on the basis of her score in a written knowledge and aptitude exami- nation taken by all senior girls. The Daughters of American Revolu- tion award was given to Kathy Hejl.