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

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This year our school was chosen to receive the Jinx Tucker Award (top 1) based on the school's fete and sportsmanship. At the foot- ball banquet on February 12, Jim Brooks received Most Improved Player (top r); Most Valuable De- fensive Back went to Elmo Jackson, Most Valuable Defensive Lineman to Dwight Kelley, and Most Valu- able Offensive Lineman to Mark Olbrich (center 1); Kenneth Coul- ter received Most Valuable Offen- sive Back (center r); Mike Parker received the Fighting Cougar award (bottom 1); Debbie Box pre- sented the Cougars with a Super- star plaque (bottom r). 19

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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.

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There were eighteen honor grad- uates named this year. These stu- dents had a ninety percent average or above during all four high school years. Elaine Flentge was named valedictorian with a 95.14 aver- age, and Bernice Brenek with a 94. 82 average was named salu- tatorian. Other honor graduates were Carroll Hudson, Michael Hering, Stephanie Moeller, Randy Waits, Kathy Hejl, Sandra Brug- gman, Geri Arnold, Betty Woltman, Janice Sammons, Thomas Dokupil, Mike Parker, Sidney Blackman, Judy Pelzel, Mark Olbrich, Beckie Hughes, and Kathy Cunningham. ELAINE FLENTGE VALEDICTORIAN 1972 Q ducties BERNICE BRENEK SALUTATORIAN