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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

ALMA MATER ALL HAIL, OUR ALMA MATER HAIL. ALL HAIL TO THEE, BLACK, GOLD, AND WHITE. IN OUR EYES YOU’LL NEVER FAIL! YOUR GLORY WILL BE ALWAYS BRIGHT HAIL, ALL HAIL, R-LHS. WE PLEDGE THEE FAITH AND LOYALTY. M Q ««CHOOL REMAIN THE BEST. AMD STAND FOREVER IN UNITY. THRU OUR DEEPEST APPRECIATION GOES TO. . . MR. COOK MRS. ALLEN Fair, honest, trustworthy, under- standing. punctual, appreciative, tactful, patient, capable—these adjectives describe Mr. Earl Cook. |r., superintendent of Rosebud-Lott Independent School District. 1971- 1979. to whom this edition of the Cougar Tales is dedicated. We wish you the very best. Mr. Cook. You will be missed. 2 Honorable, helpful, consistant, counselor, friend—these adjectives best describe Mrs. Beth Allen. Eng- lish teacher of Rosebud-Lott High School, to whom this edition of the Cougar Tales is dedicated. The Cou- gar Tales staff appreciate you and hope we may all be listed as your friends. Industrious, sedulous, demanding, understanding, congenial, involved, exuberant—all these adjectives describe Mr. Doug Reed, principal of Rosebud-Lott High School, 1977- 1979, to whom this edition of the Cougar Tales is dedicated. We are sorry to lose you as our principal, but happy to welcome you as our new superintendent. MR. REED a. Here come the Cougars. b. Rosebud-Lott’s award winning band performing to the theme from Star Trek. c. 2 bits. 4 bits. 6 bits, a dollar all for the Cougars stand up and hollar. d. The twirlers with their sparkling spirit add to the game. e. ’‘Victory Tonight.” f. Meet the 1978-79 high-stepping Cougettes. Mill NorwE ------1...7Z HER | Sophomore Senior HOMECOMING PROJECTS The high school classes competed against each other for top honors. The Jrs. received 1st place, Sophs, received 2nd place, and the Srs. and Fresh, tied for 3rd place. Junior RKE ttiintft Freshmen Junior DISCO SOCK HOP ‘Protac” provided disco music at the annual sock hop after the Homecoming game. DONKEY BASKETBALL The R-L FFA sponsored a Donkey Basketball Game on February 10, in Cougar Gym. Participating in the basketball games were the Lott merchants and the Rosebud merchants, Feedlot and PEL. Vocational Agriculture and R-L Faculty, and the Young Farmers and Co-Op. Also, there were the Hobby Donkey Derbies and the Cracker Races. 9 FFA RODEO The FFA Chapter held its annual rodeo on the nights of May 4th 5th. Cowboys cowgirls from all across Texas and other neighboring states participated in this rodeo. Spectators were entertained with such events as sand surfing, junior senior bull riding, steer saddling, and bareback bronc riding. � STUDENT FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME This year the student body had the pleasure of seeing an exciting basketball game and half-time performance between the senior boys and the male faculty. The half- time performance was put on by some of the female fac- ulty members. They performed to the song “Freedom. The faculty team came out victorious. The purpose of this basketball game was to raise money for two National Honor Society Scholarships. 11 TALENT SHOW The Student Council sponsored the annual Cougar Country Talent Show on April 21.1979 in the Red Thea- ter to raise money for the Vickey Blakeney Scholarship Fund. The following awards were received: Grades K-3 1st Lisa Havers!ick Steven Billeck 2nd Kent Harmon 3rd Tesa Taylor Jennifer Tindle 4th Michelle Zipperlen H.M. Michelle Cortez Chance Walker Grades 4-6 1st Devin Lorenz Barbara Jones Teri Brodie Dollie Butler Alice Perez Linda Hodges 2nd Eileen Bostick Tim Lightfoot Steve Harmon 3rd Laconya Heslep 4th Janet Woltman H.M. Doris Nixon Grades 7-8 1st Bobby Williams Grades 9-12 1st Jan Jackson 2nd Sharon Renfro Wanda Blagg Kay Ryan Sheryl Scheffer Julie Gipson Janie Salazar 12 ELECTRONICS SCIENCE FAIR EARTH SCIENCE The annual Science Fair was held on March 6, 1979 in the gym. The winners were chosen for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places along with honorable mentions in the various categories: I. ASTRONOMY 1st. Joan Moeller 2nd. Nancy Hoelscher 3rd. Brenda Vansa H.M. Mary Kostiha H.M. Chuck Glass II. EARTH SCIENCE 1st. Edith Fikes 2nd. Kevin Dorton 3rd. Carla Thornton H.M. Charles Barnes H.M. Shelley Beach H.M. Jon Cook III. BIOLOGY 1st. fane Ellison 2nd. Melissa Hoff 3rd. Jamie Sehon KM. Joe Freeman H.M. Martha Kleypas H.M. Beth Hoff H.M. Gaylen Drosche H.M. Russell Kirkscey H.M. Diana Hoelscher IV. POLLUTION ECOLOGY H.M. Craig Thornton V. DENTISTRY H.M. Roger Pomykal VI. ELECTRONICS 1st. Guy Schlottman 2nd. Dawn Doskocil 3rd. Leslie Hoff H.M. Jerry Garcia H.M. Jessie Martinez H.M. Maurine Bostick VII. PHYSICAL SCIENCE 1st. Shen Thornton 2nd. Lisa Williams 3rd. Craig Hanusch H.M. David Pomykal H.M. Kenny Maness H.M. Amelia Thornton (The Science Projects pictured are the recipients of the 1st place honors.) CHARACTERS PERFORMERS Kate.......... Sky........... Lane.......... Hooker........ Cordyce....... Charlie....... Aunty......... Ranch......... Lorna......... Dottle........ Nan........... Emmeline...... Cordyce's Wife Nurse......... Jane Zipperler. Gary Hartman Chip Hejl Glenn Voltin Clay Taylor David Kahlig Wanda Er.trop Karen Greger Kavey Williams Elizabeth Huddlestor Beatrix Salazar Laura Crenan Rhonda Walker Nancy Michalewicz PRODUCTION Announcers............John Killgcre R Sharon Renfro Lights................Mike Davenport R Lloyd Warror Crew..................Cast Tickets...............Sharon Renfro Refreshments..........Felecia Wort hey Ushers................David Jones, John Kill gore, Michael Kleypas, Ofelia Velasquez Sharon Renfro Senior Sponsors: Annette Bullock Charles Groseclose Fairie Kahler Raymond Puente Mary Ringle Marlene Zippcrlen Crew 14 SR. PLAY a. Now look here. Sky; this knife is mighty painful. b. Dr. Hooker, you’re gonna have to lay off the women!! c. Oh. no. Kate has fainted!! d. Who should Kate believe? Sky or Lane? e. Lane gets a free moment with Kate. f. Why the guilty look on your face. Cordyce? g. Dr. Hooker and Mrs. Ranch make plans!!!! “Bats In The Belfry” By Angela Randazzo A COMEDY IN TWO ACTS Friday Night, February 16, 1979 CAST OF CHARACTERS: Miss Fenny feather instructors at Jan Jackson Miss Appley Ogilby Conservatory Wanda Blagg Miss Fitchett of Music Sheryl Glass Miss Maffil Svlvia williams Officer MacDougal. of the Brooklyn Police....Mark Hanusch Pamela, the ladies' niece...............................Sheryl Scheffer Oliver Westcott. her fiance..................Jessie Velasquez Mr. Westcott , . Warren Hoelscher Mrs. Westcott h,s Parenl Andrea Killgore Miss Fairfax, former student......................Kim white Rev. Barnahy. a local minister....................Val Fuller Bo . .... „ Alan Corbitt Gir, the t nends of Y oik Music Janie Salazar Mr. Ogilby. himself.......................................Paul Kleypas Children, trick or treaters.................Carolyn Groseclose Julie Gipson Robin Bailey Coaches Mrs. Naomi Williams and Mrs. Brenda Smith Stage Manager Carolyn Groseclose Crew Kim Deer. Cynthia Luna Tickets Lynn Wier. Nancy Doskocil. Nina Gaeke Programs Lynn Wier Publicity Robin Bailey. Andrea Killgore Ushers-Bobby Holtman. Sonja Payne. Susan Rigby. Randy Dickey. Mike Voltin. Kenny Brueggeman Props Lighting David Tepe. Ricky Parcus. Booby Holtman. Billy Tepe Concessions Nina Gaeke. Charlie Castilleja. Jerry Ix den Junior Class Sponsors Mr. B.J. Adams. Miss Glenda Gray, Mrs. Karen Koslosky. Mr. Michael Sammon. Mr Donnie Robison. Mrs. Brenda Smith. Mrs. Naomi Williams. Mr. James Wingo TIME: Halloween PLACE: The Parlor and Dining Room of the Ogilby Conservatory of Music for Young Ladies Crew JR. PLAY a. Oliver, do you expect me to believe that? b. “Oh Aunties. I'm so happy to be home! c. 'That's what we're trying to tell you. Pamela—You’re a witch, too. d. The zombie standing there is Mr. Olgiby. e. Slapping the clergy ??? f. Elvis.and his unruly pelvis! g. At last the trick-or-treaters arrive! • Vi ffrqufem By Jerome McDonough Mother.......................................Jan Jackson Benjamin, her son ..........................Todd Dorton Anna, her elder daughter..............Lisa Cope Cecilia, her younger daughter.......Karen Lewis Father............................Robert Donath Sergeant, the War_____ Death................. Chorus Pike Bearers Edith Fikes Denise Kunze Susan Renfro Paula Jones Linda Elliston Publicity Maurine Bostick Paul Kleypas Mark Hanusch Linda Jones Janice Hickerson Susan Beach Jean Lee Tickets Paul Kleypas Seamstress Mrs. Rose Michalewicz Coach Mrs. San Lorenz Wayne Hanusch ... Jesse Lascano Casket Bearers Mark Brown Glen Voltin Robert Donath Jerry Jackson Ushers Jean Lee Maurine Bostick Matt Hoelscher Terry White Make-Up Jean Lee Susan Beach Stage Crew Joe Freeman Charles Scarborough Janet Ranly (Manager) Coach District Meet: Jan Jackson and Todd Dorton; All Star Cast. Wayne Hanusch and Jesse Las- cano; Honorable Mention. Area Meet: Jan Jackson; All Star Cast. Robert Donath; Hon- orable Mention. Cast FOOTBALL BANQUET David Earl Johnson was recipient of the Fighting Cougar Award. This award will not be presented again in honor of his efforts and teamwork. Those receiving Most Valuable Awards were: Lloyd Warren— Defensive Back, Tim White—Defen- sive Lineman, David Kahlig—Offen- sive Lineman, David Tepe—Offen- sive Back, and Jessie Velasquez— Most Improved Player. ri Z5?f 20 SPORTS BANQUET The Spring Sports Banquet was held on May 18. 1979 at the Spring Lake Country Club. Athletes were recognized as a team and the following received awards: S. Jones and J. Jackson. Basketball: E. Cavitt and S. Jones. Track: K. Williams and W. Blagg. Vol- leyball; W. Surguy, Track; M. Davenport and R. Horton, Basketball; E. Sedillo and K. Brueggeman, Baseball. David Earl Johnson's football jersey 88 was retired. STUDENT COUNCIL BANQUET The annual Student Council Banquet was held on May 12,1979 in the River Forest Ban- quet Room. Certificates were presented to each Student Council Member. Officers were also recognized. The guest speakers were Dr. and Mrs. George Stokes. 22 FHA BANQUET The annual FHA Parent Honor Banquet was held on April 3,1979 in the Snack Bar. Entertainment was provided by the Cougette Drill Team in the Cougar Gym. HECE BANQUET The annual HECE Employers Honor Banquet was held on May 3. 1979 in the Cougar Gym. Employers honored included: Cedar's Cafe, Country Kitchen, Dairy Queen, Gibson’s Discount Store, Rosebud-Lott Schools, Rosebud Medical Services, Ruble Drug Store, Service Floors, South- er’s Supermarket, Sugar n’Spice Bakery, Tasty Mart, The Western Fair, and Zip’s Drive-In. Guest speaker was Mrs. Ruth Wingo. 23 HONOR SOCIETIES BANQUET The annual NHS and NJHS Banquet was held on Saturday, April 28,1979 in the River Forest Banquet Room. Awards received were: High Salesman, Chip Hejl and The High Sales Group included: Eliz- abeth Huddleston, Chip Hejl, Sheryl Scheffer, Karen Greger, David Ernst, Jes- sie Velasquez, Mike Voltin. and Matt Bor- ing. Honor Graduates were also recog- nized. Recipients of the NHS scholarships were Nancy Michalewicz and Shirley Marek. The new officers of the NHS and NJHS were also installed at the banquet. OEA BANQUET The annual OEA Employers Appreciation Banquet was held on March 15,1979 at the First Bap- tist Church. Awards received were: High Sales: Marilyn Frei and runner-up, Erlinda Martinez, VOE Student- Of -The- Year: Brenda Roessler. All Employers were recognized and received special gifts, includ- ing, Ed Reynolds Chevrolet, First Baptist Church. First National Bank, Halbert’s Medical Service, Lott Auto Supply, Marek’s Tex- aco, Pearson Grocery Store, Rose- bud-Lott l.S.D. Administration Office, Rosebud-Lott High School, Stud’s Texaco Road Service, and The Western Fair. FFABANQUET The annual FFA Parent-Mem- ber Banquet was held on March 20,1979 in the Cougar Gym. Guest speakers were Ken Johnson, for- mer National FFA President and Terry Smith, the State FFA Vice- President. The following awards were received: Star Chapter Farmer Ronnie Hoelscher Beef Production Ronnie Phillips Richard Fuchs Meat Judging Pat Rabroker Loretta Hoelscher Byron Radle Star Greenhand Tanya Deer Sheep Production Andrea Killgore Land Judging Michael Kleypas Buster Jones Lisa Phillips Bruce Kasner Agri-Mechanics Pat Buegeler Ronnie Phillips Dwayne Western Jeff Moore Feedlot David Tepe Crop Farming jimmy Halfman FFA Agn-Business Richard Fuchs Meat Processing Pat Rabroker Public Speaking Chip Hejl Swuie Production |tmmy Halfman Jeff Moore Dairy Cattle Mary Crenan Laura Crenan Karen Greger Dairy Products Harold Schwake Raymond Skala Bobby Polk Poultry Production Janet Hering Soils Water Conservation Lewis Moeller Agri-Machinery Wayne Hoelscher 1 25 POEM FOR SRS. ■ ' tfl Inhale the fragrance of a flower And it is yours forever; Capture the glory of any hour And you will lose it never. For ecstasy we feel today Will linger on for days. And friends of bygone years remain And love abides always. Perry Tanksley 27 BAND CONCERT The annual Spring Band Concert was held on May 17, 1979 in the Rosebud-Lott Theater. Bands partici- pating in the concert were: Rosebud and Lott Elementary, Rosebud-Lott Jr. High and Rosebud-Lott High School Band. The director for these bands is Mr. Carl Cooper. A Banquet was held earlier in the year in which Jane Zipperlen received the Outstanding Band Member Award and Gaylen Drosche received the Director’s Award. UPSETS AND HEARTBREAKS COACHES D. Gartman. D. Robison. R. Puente. C. Grosedose. L Meacham. C. Huggins. T. Brazeal. Head Coach Earl Carson MANAGERS I- Jackson. G. Barnes. C. Hanusch. M. Schlee. C. Barnes OUGAfi: UHJGAA 9 9 lOUGA HS s JGAP5’ iri'j. •( t HS A UGAR? si • ,35 22- -! Yai ,fin UGAk? u CUUQAko TT UiCBARb j COUGARS USA 1 - :'J I UlUGArtb' .jUBAf- f y JliGAf 77 Top Row: W. Surguy. M. Scott. J. Velasquez. D. Tepe, C. Hejl, S. Hargrove, J. Donath. R. Dickey. Middle Row: Coach L. Meacham. L. Warren, G. Hartman. L. Wier, S. Carey. J. Washington. V. Fuller. T. White. D. Kahlig. Coach E. Carson. Coach R. Puente. Bottom Row: P. Zipperlen. R. Buhl. D. Bell, R. Parcus. C. Castilleja. M. Hargrow. D. Johnson. R. Alexander. 30 Randy Dickey looks over the situation. VARSITY SCHEDULE R-L Opp. Sept. 8 Marlin 6 13 Sept. 15 Rogers 14 0 Sept. 22 Mart 14 6 Sept. 29 Robinson 13 41 Oct. 6 Reicher 11 19 Oct. 13 Open Oct. 20 Caldwell 9 14 Oct. 27 Hearne 6 24 Nov. 3 Madisonville 0 14 Nov. 10 Rockdale 7 12 Nov. 17 Cameron 3 28 District Games Paul Zipperlen scans the field for a DEAR LORD. Let victory reign over us tonight, receiver. I got it. I got it. Quarterback Chip Hejl runs in for a touch- Hnwn 31 WANTED: ONE MIRACLE Lying flat on his back using prism glasses, he watches T.V.. principally football games, his great love, and the cause of his predicament. David Earl Johnson—R-LHS misses you! •From A Hospital Room Is The Lonesomest Place On Earth For The Christmas Holidays by Mrs. Byron Stubbs. January 4.1979 issue. The Rosebud News. 32 J.V. PLAY WITH ALL THEIR MIGHT E 1st Row—Coach D. Gartman. K. Colbert. B. Wier. T. Shelton. W. Hanusch. P. Salazar. D. Pomykal. M. Buhl. Coach D. Robison. 2nd Row—S. White. K. Travis. C. White. J. Cook. P. Rabroker. R. Donath. B. Polk. P. Pomykal. Are we invited? Someone wake him up. FRESHMEN GAIN EXPERIENCE £ ft © COUGAR COUGARS UUbAKo 1 ,55 ,72M41 s: COUGARS if • COUGARS COUGARS -20- „36. JUGAKS Lniieyc SUGARS 5 I5 2„ A '4 . 'w ' -fo- .82. .i_, .1 ir i 1 s i ltaR RjfS - C3M£3 isae.- jF-risar • . - ■ S3 ujugaks cougars 1 - « - q pp cougars , iM,n 1st Row |. Freeman. M. Bravo, T. Dorlon, R. Hewitt. R. Lodes, G. Knox, M. Nixon, B. McKinnley. 2nd Row—R. Gipson, C. Scarborough, D. Rodriguez, C. Thornton. T. Jackson. J. Portillo, J. Pitrucha, Coach Brazeal. 3rd Row—R. Thomas. B. Rodriguez, K. Norton. S. Conners. T. White, C. Whitfield, D. Otis, J. Green. COUGAR BEARERS D. Polk, D. Kunze. J. Portillo, F. Groseclose, D. Marek. 34 VOLLEYBALL GIRLS SHOW TEAMWORK VARSITY SCHEDULE -L Opp. R-L Opp. Opp. 3-15 7-15 Caldwell 15-11 15-13 Hearne 8-15 10-15 Madisonville 15-13 6-15 15-7 Rockdale 13-15 6-15 Cameron 11-15 15-10 9-15 Caldwell 13-15 12-15 Madisonville 5-15 15-7 6-15 Rockdale 8-15 3-15 Cameron |.V.—1st Row: M. Manning. Coach L. Cooper. N. Arnold. V. Thompson. 2nd Row: M. Hoff. E. Cavill. V. Velasquez. 3rd Row: S. Williams, L. Phillips. R. Halbert. S. Beach. S. |ones. Spike it. Jean. VARSITY—1st Row: L. Hoelscher. W. Enlrop. K. Williams. O. Velasquez. 2nd Row: S. Burton. K. Ryan. D. Hoelscher. 3rd Row: R. Canady. S. Renfro. Coach L. Cooper. W. Blagg. J. Lee. 4th Row: C. Thornton. K. Deer (Manager). K. Greger. 35 THE R-L BUCKET BRIGADE Both teams are planning their strategy. Paul Zipperlen hits for two. 36 r VARSITY SCHEDULE R-L Opponent 69 Caldwell 43 51 Hearne 52 63 Madisonville 65 46 Rockdale 49 2 Cameron 0 76 Caldwell 52 61 Hearne 50 58 Madisonville 51 48 Rockdale 66 55 Cameron 70 L A 37 Top—Cougars wail for ball. Bottom—Cougars looking for a victory. Top—Sink it, Raymond. Sink it! Bottom—Sam and Mike wait to rebound. BASKETBALL BOYS SHOW POTENTIAL I V. Boys—Top: Coach Gartman. T. Mozee. J. Cook. E. Hering, G. Knox, D. Pomykal. Bottom: K. Brueggeman, C. Wagner, C. Castilleja, R. Buhl. (Not Pictured V. Fuller) Freshmen Boys—Top: Coach Gartman. T. Jackson. R. Thomas, J. Whitfield, C. Thornton. K. Travis, M. Buhl. Bottom: R. Gipson. G. Knox, J. Freeman. T. Dorton, B. Rodriquez. C. Whitfield. 38 R-L’s OUTSTANDING ATHLETES Basketball—R. Horton. E. Truesdale. S. Carey. M. Davenport. Basketball—R. Canady. J. Jackson. S. Jones. VARSITY GIRLS AT THEIR BEST Top: Coach Puente. D. Hoelscher, E. Cavitt. L. Phillips. S. Burton. R. Canady. K. Ryan. S. Jones. Bottom: J. Jackson. S. Jones going for two. r VARSITY SCHEDULE R-L Opp. 49 Madisonville 42 39 Rockdale 66 47 Cameron 56 69 Caldwell 28 46 Madisonville 43 29 Rockdale 63 38 Cameron 53 52 Caldwell 44 L }. V. GIRLS SHOW THEIR EXCELLENCE Top: B. Johnson. M. Cavitt. Middle Row: Coach Cooper. S. Coulter. C. Thornton. S. Thomas. S. Johnson, P. Scott_ Manager. Bottom: A. Luster. C. Buhl. L. Hoelscher. G. Hargrove, V. Dickey. 42 Carla stands ready for action. R-L fights for the ball. Sink it. Val. FOR THE LOVE OF TENNIS I While. C. Whitfield. H. Saldana, J. Portillo. Coach Lisa Cooper. Ofelia shows determination. Shaion hits with great skill. Robert puts strength into serve. 43 BASEBALL SWINGS INTO ACTION BALL VISITORS COUGARS STRIKE OUT 11 mu uoinnmmu u-uii Coach Meacham. P. Zipperlen. M. Sedillo. D. Bell. R. Dickey. D. Tepe, D. Kahlig. M. Davenporl. M. Vollin, D. Polk. K. Brueggeman. |. Velasquez. E. Sedillo. J. Loden. T. Dorton. M. Schlee—Manager. We're winning! Randy Dickey swings with power. David Tepe warms up arm. 44 Diamond Ciris L. Crenan, K. Williams d VARSITY SCHEDULE R-L Opp. 14 Caldwell 0 4 Hearne 5 3 Madisonville 2 5 Rockdale 4 3 Cameron 8 8 Caldwell 7 5 Hearne 4 6 Madisonville 9 2 Rockdale 9 6 Cameron 7 An-tic-i-pa-tion! It's making me wait. Mike Davenport dashes for 1st base. Kenny Brueggeman waits for the right David Tepe swings with all his might, pitch. 45 J.V. SLUGGERS L-R J. Freeman. P. Salazar. R. Lodes. L. Hoff. C. Scarborough. D. Pomykal. M. Hanusch. D. Olis. D. Rodriquez. W. Hanusch. T. Shelton. M. Hoelscher. T. Dorton. M. Bravo. Managers-M. Schlee. E. Sedillo. Coach Meacham thinking it over. Watch teammate make a catch. Hitting a homerun. 46 BURNING UP THE TRACK 1st Row—W. Surguy. Coach Robison. J. Jackson. 2nd Row—E. Truesdale. C. White. M. Scott. 3rd Row—S. Hargrove. R.Parcus. Making a good jump. 1st Row—K. Travis. S. Conners. B. Rodriguez. 2nd Row—S. White. T. Jackson. G. Knox. 3rd Row—R. Alexander. 4th Row—P. Rabroker. S. Carey, R. Donath. 47 GIRLS TRACK RUNS TO STATE Bottom Row: E. Buhl. C. Buhl. R. Canady. S. Jones. J. Jackson. S. Coulter. 2nd Row: M. Cavitt. R. Zeno. P. Scott. E. Cavitt. M. Hoff. P. Kostiha. C. Billeck. M. Manning. 3rd Row: R. Davis. S. Thomas. F. Knox. J. Sehon. B. Knox. Coach Gartman. F. Worthey. S. Johnson. A. Luster. Tracks girls pass off with skill. S. Coulter makes a winning E. Cavitt takes the hurdles with ease. STUDENT COUNCIL—STRIVING FOR... i-il rzM! Sponsor—Mrs. Royce Harmon OFFICERS—1st Row: Hist.—J. Lee. Pari.—J. Killgore, Corresponding Sec.—S. Renfro. District VI V.P.—P. Zipperlen, Treas.—D. Bell. 2nd Row: Hist.—J. Zipperlen. Reporter —D. Ernst, Pres.—C. Hejl. V.P.—J. Velasquez. Recording Sec.—K. Williams. ROSEBUD-LOTT HIGH SCHOOL MEMBERS 1st Row: J. Killgore. S. White. D. Polk. M. Taylor. K. Lewis. E. Cook. J. Freeman. K. Bostick. L. Zientek. J. Salazar. 2nd Row: F. Groseclose. R. Kirkscey. B. Skala. E. Huddleston. N. Arnold. S. Glass. K. White. T. Deer. C. Glass. M. Crenan. J. Velasquez. Mrs. Harmon (Sponsor). L. Crenan. C. Thornton. L. Phillips. S. Renfro. S. Williams. J. Woltman. A. Miller. S. Scheffer. J. Gipson. S. Renfro. R. Walker. 3rd Row: D. Ernst. C. Taylor. C. Hejl, S. Burton. K. Greger, J. Zipperlen. D. Kahlig. D. Bell. D. Tepe, K. Williams. S. Carey. P. Zipperlen. T. White. J. Lee. 50 A BETTER TOMORROW ROSEBUD-LOTT HIGH SCHOOL 1 HOME OF THE COUGARS S OR PLAY FRID fl 70M ‘OUGAR BASEBAr | [ED ROCKDALE .1 V CALDWE (ff- -H 1 Jessie and Robert help with the changing of the letters on the marquee. Sheryl registers guests at open house. Members of student council standing by trophies won at the spring convention. Sharon. Laura, and Kavey demonstrate the Wale Ache’ to Mr. Reed. Mr. Roper, and the other guests. 51 JOURNALISTS CAPTURE THE NEWS Jane Zipperlen Newstaff Editor Cougar Cry NEWS WRITERS—1st Row—). Doskocil. A. Killgore. 2nd Row—P. Kleypas, K. Williams. J. Zipperlen. F. Worthey, B. Roessler. 3rd Row—J. Lee. L. Crenan, G. Voltin, S. Williams. D. Hoelscher, D. Ernst, M. Crenan, K. Greger, J. Moeller, C. Glass. Sponsor—Mrs. Beth Allen. TYPISTS—S. Marek. F. Worthey. N. Michalewicz Andrea Killgore Assistant Editor Newstaff Photographer 52 PUBLISHERS OF LITERARY ARTS Wanda Entrop STAFF—Kneeling: D. Hoelscher. W. Entrop. S. Glass. Standing: P. Kleypas. F. Worthey. S. Literary Magazine Editor Scheffer. R. Bailey. S. Williams, G. Voltin. I). Ernst. A. Worthey. S. Renfro. |. Lee. I). Hoelscher. Working hard to publish a great literary magazine. Sheryl and Wanda recognize contributors in the magazine. Mrs. Allen makes opening remarks at honors night. 53 NUESTRO CLUB DE ESPANOL Sponsor—Mr. Cortez OFFICERS—Pres.—B. Salazar. V. Pres.—J. Salazar. Sec.-Treas.—J. Garcia. Hist.—J. Woltman. G. Barnes. 1st Row—E. Martinez. C. Velasquez. 1. Rodriquez. Spon. Mr. Cortez. C. Luna. M. Bravo. 2nd Row—V. Camero, G. Luna. N. Gaeke. B. Salazar. G. Rodriquez. ]. James. R. Castilleja. N. Luna. 3rd Row—M. Bostick. D. Rodriquez. R. Lodes.}. Woltman. J. Salazar. D. Salazar. O. Velasquez. O. Saucedo. R. Bravo. 4th Row—J. Garcia. J. Portillio, F. Knox. S. Ambriz, A. Bravo, D. Downs. K. Whitfield. G. Barnes. C. Salazar. S. Rodriquez. D. Johnson. 5th Row'—D. Rodriquez. M. Monnone. C. Saucedo. P. Salazar. K. Bailey. SPANISH CLUB ACTIVITIES Got Ihe buffalo by the horns. Stamping soda at H.E.B. Is the flag too high? Making decorations for Ihe carnival. And that's ah. ah: well it's ah . . . Let me think. Henry's getting the job done. Members standing in front of Spanish arts. Enjoying the food on their trip to San Antonio. 55 YEARBOOK MEMBERS PUBLISH A MEMORY MAKER We, the 1978-79 Cougar Tales Staff have combined our efforts along with our frustrations to try to make this yearbook a pleasant memory maker of all the joyful times you have shared with your classmates here at R- „ ' Mrs. Peggy Clark Sponsor Brenda Roessler Co-Editor A typical Monday in yearbook. Working hard to meet a deadline. loan Lee Sports Editor Darlene Hoelscher Student Life Editor Kim White Superlative Editor Janet Ranly Class Editor 56 Marlene Hoelscher Personnel Editor Joan Woltman Student Photographer Discussing an ad page layout. Kay Ranly Co-Editor Nancy Michalewicz Business Manager Where did all these bills come from? Susan Beach Organizations Editor Joan Moeller Organizations Editor Josie Doskocil Student Life Editor Billy Hahn Organizations Editor 57 DISTRICT U.I.L. COMPETITORS POETRY: A. Kilgore. W. Blagg. D. Wagner. S. Williams. NUMBER SENSE: W. Entrop. G. Volt in. S. Glass—3rd. JOURNALISM: K. Greger. P. Kleypas—2nd. |. Zipperlen—1st. 3rd. M. Cronan. J. Doskocil—1st. G. Voltin. I). Hoelscher—2nd. |. Let� . A. Killgon—4th. J. Moeller—4th. PERSUASIVE SPEAKING: L. Warn —1st. Regional—1st. State—6th. SCIENCE: N. Gaeke—2nd. A. SPELLING: G. Hargrove. D. Salazar. TYPING: P. Jones. D. Kunze. D. Hoelscher. A. Killgore. Corbitt—alternate. 58 H. E. C. E.—LEARNING EARNING HECE OFFICERS—Pres.—A. Tomek. Sponsor—Mrs. Williams. 1st V.P.—M. Kasner. Sec.—A. Miller. 3rd V.P.—V. Scott. Par. B. Johnson. 4th V.P.—S. Payne. Hist.—S. Ambriz. 5th V.P.—D.Broadus. 6th V.P.— R. Bell. Treas—L. Williams. HECE MEMBERS—Kneeling: V. Scott. L. Hodges. A. Tomek. D. Ruiz. S. Payne. 2nd Row. V. Camero. L. Williams. D. Hahn. D. Broadus. E. Truesdale. E. Cavitt. B. Johnson. S. Ambriz. I. Rodriquez. 3rd Row: (Sponsor) Mrs. Williams. T. Reyna. A. Miller. R. Canady. S. Whitfield. M. Kasner. A. Velasquez, R. Bell. K.Crowder. 59 Kneeling: A. Kenworthy—Pres.. L. Elliston—V.P. of Program. Sitting: A. Worthey—Treas., C. Buhl. S. Miller—Sec., F. Worthey—V.P. of Pro- jects. E. Cavitt. Standing: S. Hargrove. V. Dickey. J. Jackson. Kneeling: R. Zeno—Pari., N. Doskocil. B. Myers—Hist.. N. Hickerson—V.P. Of Degrees. Sitting: C. Whitfield. G. Knox. K. Travis. M. Buhl. Standing: P. Scott. S. Johnson. C. Colbert. M. Brown. S. Coulter. S. Thomas. D. Payne. F. Davis. S. Williams. C. Thomas. Not Shown: B. Ross— V.P. of Recreation. S. McKinnley—V.P. of Publicity. 60 FFA—TODAY’S YOUTH, TOMORROW’S FARMERS SRS. and |RS.—Top Row: L. Hoelscher. D. Kahlig. W. Marmon. D. Tepe. B. Tepe. J. Donath. C. Hejl. T. Greger. J. Greger. 2nd Row: R. Phillips. K. Deer. W. Hoelscher. R. Pomykal. A. Killgore. |. Woltman. B. Holtman. M. Kleypas. J. Moore. D. Westerman. C. Buegeler. G. Fabianke. Sponsor— |. Wingo. 3rd Row: P. Buegeler. M. Kasner. T. Coker. G. McCauley. J. Halfmann. Sponsors—H. Blakeney. M. Sammons. SOPH, and FRESH.—Top Row: B. Radie. P. Rabroker. C. Wagner. K. Ryan, L. Hoelscher. B. Kasner. B. Jones. R. Hewitt. J. Garcia. L. Jackson. A. Schlottman. D. Kostiha. L. Hoff. J. Jackson. T. Shelton. L. Patterson. 2nd Row: L. Phillips. J. Hoff. S. Willberg. J. Hering. D. Doskocil. D. Hoelscher. P. Kostiha. J. Smith. R. Lee. B. Fulton. J. Green. D. Coker. S. Conners. R. Sehon. J. Pitrucha. J. Brooks. B. Rodriquez. D. Polk. T. Deer. C. White, R. Gipson. D. Otis. D. Bell. R. Skala, D. Pomykal. B. Polk. K. Lee. M. Vrazel. 3rd Row: T. Collier. M. Hoff. S. Beach. D. Wagner. S. Thornton. E. Fuchs. R. Sisneroz. J. Hogg. M. Schlee. J. Cook. B. Pruett. M. Crenan. H. Schwake. R. Roberts. M. Monnone. 61 COME FLY WITH O.E.A OEA OFFICERS: Pres.—B. Roessler. V. Pres.—J. Salazar. Sec.—S. Marek, Treas.—R. Walker. Reporter—B. Salazar. Hist.—M. Frei, Chaplain—S. Marek. COOP: 1st Row—R. Walker. E. Huddleston. B. Salazar. B. Doskocil. D. Nixon. 2nd Row—D. Wier. S. Marek. S. Marek. K, Whitfield. B. Knox. B. Roessler. OEA MEMBERS: Sitting—C. Luna. E. Martinez. C. Groseclose. J. Gipson. R. Walker. 2nd Row—E. Huddleston. N. Doskocil. B. Salazar. B. Doskocil. J. Salazar. B. Roessler. C. Hoelscher. 3rd Row—M. Thomas. F. Knox. B. Knox. K. Whitfield. S. Marek. M. Frei. D. Wier. Sponsor Mrs. M. Ringle. D. Nixon. 62 JOIN THE SPIRIT OF FCA T] 63 NO GOAL IS TO HIGH FOR NHS Sponsors—Mrs. Clark. Mr. Groseclose. 1st Row—J. Jackson. S. Glass. I. Rodriquez. P. Zipperlen. K. Ranly. W. Blagg. N. Gaeke. 2nd Row—B Rocssler, N. Michalevvicz. J. Zipperlen, E. Huddleston. C. Hejl. C. Hoelscher. D. Hoelscher. J. Ranly. 3rd Row—S. Scheffer. L. Crenan. S. Marek. W. Surguy. G. Hartman. J. Moeller.). Velasquez. W. Entrop. 4th Row—J. Lee. F. Worthey. L. Warren. K. Greger. J. Lee. M. Hoelscher. C Thornton. 5th Row—I. Washington. G. Voltin. K. Williams. T. White. W. Hoelscher. J. Lascano. D. Hoelscher. M. Kleypas. M. Voltin. NJHS LOOKS TO NHS FOR GUIDANCE 1st Row—Mr. Groseclose (sponsor), J. .Freeman, M. Groseclose, K. Dorton, Mrs. Clark (sponsor). 2nd Row—K. Dorton, M. Lightfoot. M. Boring. K. Lewis. T. Bailey. 3rd Row—F. Groseclose, C. Glass. N. Hoelscher, M. Kleypas, B. Vansa. 4th Row—B. Roessler, T. Shelton, D. Voltin, T. Dorton. R. Halbert. 5th Row—M. Crenan, J. Portillo, J. Garcia, T. White. B. Scheffer. The NJHS inductees being sworn in. Sec. Shelton gives a formal speech about the duties of their society. 65 FARMERS AND RANCHERS 1st Row: B. Holtman. R. Hoelsr.her. R. Fuchs. B. Tepe, G. Fabianke. B. Cox. G. McCauley. C. Fuchs. Sponsor—Mr. Blakeney. 2nd Row-: L Moeller. T. Greger. T. Coker. D. Greger. W. Hoelsr.her. J. Greger. W. Marmon. J. Halfmann. L. Hoelscher. C. Polk. Not shown: Ronnie Phillips. 1st Row: C. Buegeler. D. Westerman. J. Moore. Sponsor—Mr. Sammons. 2nd Row: C. Christian. D. Tepe. E. Sedillo, P. Buegeler. 66 AUTO MECHANICS J. Donath. J. Rice. M. Hargrove, J. Hillin, C. Jones. R. Velasquez. D. Royal. COSMETOLOGY Sitting: C. Hunter. K. Kostiha. Standing: C. Schwake. C. Ranly. THE P.E.L. CREW Bottom Row: J. Moore, D. Ruiz. P. Reyna. Standing: Mr. Wingo, P. Buegeler. D. Westerman. R. Phillips. J. Jenkins. LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE COUGARS We want a touchdown. Sharon jumps for team vic- tory. Wanda is on top of it all. 68 DAZZLING HIGHLIGHTS Cougettes—N. Arnold, V. Scott, G. Rodriquez. N. Caeke. L. Elliston, M. Thomas, Mrs. Zipperlen (sponsor). S. Burton, C. Thornton, S. Payne (co- captain), S. Glass (co-captain), E. Huddleston, J. Jackson. Performing to Baby Elephant Walk during halftime at football games. Preparing and performing during halftime at basketball games. 69 TWIRLERS ADD SPARKLE TO HALFTIME OUR SWINGING STAGEBAND 1st Row: M. Hanusch. J. Loden, J. Zipperlen. 2nd Row: V. Velasquez, D. Kunze. G. Vollin, G. Schlottman. 3rd Row: R. Corbitt. D. Jones. M. Kleypas. 4th Row: B. Kasner. B. Radie. R. Skala. J. Garcia. J. Lascano. D. Ernst. FLAG CORP UNFURLS THEIR FLAGS 1st Row: R. Halbert. T. Bailey. V. Velasquez. D. Voltin. T. Deer. Standing: J. Jackson—Captain. T. Shelton. D. Kasner. M. Crenan. L. Cope. B. Roessler. J. Hoff. 71 1st Row: V. Velasquez. D. Hoelscher. J. Zipperlen, D. Farmer. H. Brodie. K. Lewis. E. Fikes, G. Drosche. K. White. J. Jackson. 2nd Rowr: T. Deer. B. Roessler, S. Marek, S. Williams. S. Rigby. O. Velasquez, D. Hoelscher. D. Doskocil, J. Sehon. P. Jones, S. Renfro. L. Cope. 3rd Row: R. Halbert. S. Marek, D. Ernst, G. Voltin. C. Groseclose. D. Kunze, A. Kenworthey, K. Williams. J. Hering. M. Crenan. 4th Row: D. Kasner, R. Skala, J. Garcia. R. Parcus, E. Hering, T. SR. BAND MEMBERS—1st Row: L. Crenan. K. Williams. O. Velasquez, S. Marek, S. Marek. 2nd Row: R. Corbitt. M. Kleypas. G. Voltin. D. Jones, L. Hoelscher, J. Zipperlen, B. Roessler. Band members stand at attention before halftime performance during football game. OUR SUPER BAND IS REALLY GRAND Lightfoot. B. Radle. A. Luster. D. Wagner. J. Hoff. 5th Row: T. Shelton. B. Kasner. K. Brueggeman. L. Crenan.). Loden. M. Voltin. D. Jones. R. Corbitt. A. Schlottman, A. Corbitt. D. Voltin. 6th Row: T. Bailey. J. Lascano. M. Hoelscher. F. Billeck. W. Hoelscher. L. Hoelscher, M. Kleypas, G. Schlottman. M. Hanusch. B. Roessler. Mr. Carl Cooper. Director David Ernst. Drum Major BAND COUNCIL—Pres.—J- Zipperlen. V.P.—K. Williams. Sec. Treas.—Ed Hering. Drum Major—D. Ernst. Reporter—G. Voltin. Sergeant At Arms—M. Kleypas and D. Jones. 73 CAUGHT IN THE ACT FFA does it with style. Hats off to drill team. Literary Magazine is having a party. Performing for Student Council Talent Show. Steady, Girls. Steady! Our No. 1 band gives us delight at halftime. Spanish Club gathers together. 74 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 76 DOING THEIR VERY BEST Mr. Doug Reed—Principal Mr. Earl Cook, Jr. Superintendent Mr. Vic Roper—Asst. Principal GUIDING AND PREPARING . . . Bill Adams Math 7 8 Beth Allen English III IV Huey Blakeney Ag. I, Ag. Ill, Co-op Tony Brazeal Sci. 8, H.S. Hlth. Athletics Annette Bullock P. Sci„ Chem., Physics Earl Carson P.E., Athletics Peggy Clark Library, Yearbook Carl Cooper Band, Choral Music Lisa Cooper P. Sci., P.E.. Athletics Mary Cortez Resource W.J. Cortez Spanish I. Admin. Ass't. Dennis Cartman F.O.M. I Ii. Algb. I. Ath. “Years spent in school are memorable years; however, the memories we have depends on our attitudes, how we apply ourselves, and where we place self in rela- tion to others. It is my hope that your memories will be pleasant and your time spent is rewarding. 78 TODAY’S STUDENTS . . . Make the most of present opportunities; they soon become lost chances. Glenda Gray Homemaking I 8th Charles Groseclose Bio.. JH Health, Ath. Royce Harmon Shthand., Gen. Business. Typ. I Cynthia Heft LA. 7th 8th Charles Huggins W. History, S.S. 7th 8th. Ath. Fairie Kahler Alg. I II, Geom., Trig. Karen Koslosky English I 8th San Lorenz Eng. II. HS Speech, JH Speech Ida McAfee Reading Larry Meacham Civics, A. History, Ath. 79 FOR TOMORROW’S WORLD. Raymon Puente Science 7, Athletics Mary Ringle V.O.E. I II Donnie Robison Math 7, Typ. I II, Athletics Vic Roper Ass't Principal, A. History Mike Sammon Ag. I, Feedlot Brenda Smith Remedial Math Carla Whitlow World History, S.S. 7 8 Naomi Williams H F Living. H.E.C.E., Hmk. II James Wingo P.E.L., Ag. II Marlene Zipperlen Counselor 80 THE PEOPLE WHO KEEP IT TOGETHER � •� • I Mrs. Parks: Cafeteria Supervisor Mrs. Cook: Remedial Math 81 THEY FEED US AND MAINTAIN US JANITORS (Top) R. Meeks. (Bottom) R. C. Phoenix CAFETERIA WORKERS (Far Left) Salad Bar—B. Scott. (Center) Snack Bar—B. Hoelscher. S. Hoelscher. (Right) Lunchroom—L. Kunze. M. Hoelscher MAINTE - NANCE BUS DRIVERS D. Skala. F. Smilie. R. Renfro. W. Cortez. D. Enge Moore. D. Sonntag. ). Downes. C. Mercer Groseclose. C. Huggins. 82 D. Engel. E. Ranly. R. Renfro TEACHERS’ LIFE-SAVERS MATH HISTORY BAND TYPING LIBRARY OFFICE—STUDENT COUNCIL RESOURCE P.E.—HEALTH—ATHLETICS ENGLISH — COMMUNICATION SCIENCE HOMEMAKING SPANISH TEACHERS ARE HUMAN TOO Can this be English with all this laughter? No, you can't have this paper. Aha, we caught you sleeping on the job. So help me if I drop this heavy candy. The Disco Kid. All smiles? It must be 3:30. Taking it easy. SENIORS: THE FUTURE IS OURS TO DECIDE PRES. ---CLAY TAYLOR VICE PRES.—LLOYD WARREN SEC .---ELIZABETH HUDDLESTON TREAS .----JANEZIPPERLEN Sally Ambriz Gene Barnes Robert Bell Jk Alfred Bravo Chris Buegeler Virginia Camero 86 Charlie Christian Ted Coker Russell Corbitt Laura Crenan Kenneth Crowder Mike Davenport Rodnie Davis John Donath Barbara Doskocil Wanda Entrop Caylon Fabianke Candy Fikes 87 88 Roger Pomykal Kay Ranly Sharon Renfro r v: -r Tina Reyna Irene Rodriquez Sylvia Rodriquez Brenda Roessler Derek Royal Dora Ruiz Beatrice Salazar Mitchell Scott Edward Sedillo 92 Ralph Velasquez Glenn Voltin Rhonda Walker Top: The beginning of another day in shorthand. Bottom: Coach Meachem said what! Right: Karen, Sharon, and Laura enjoy a moment of laughter. SENIOR DIRECTORY SALLY AMBRIZ Spanish Club 1-4 Secretary 1-3. HECE 3-4 Histo- rian 3. FHA 2-3 BURELL E. BARNES Mgr. FB 3-4. Mgr. BKT 3. Mgr. BB 3. Mgr. Track 3. Tennis 1.4. Who's Who 4. Quill and Scroll 3-4. Spanish Club 2-4. Yearbook 3. Newstaff 3. R-L Assoc. 2-4. Science Fair 2 ROBERT OWEN BELL HECE 3-4. FFA 1-2 ALFRED BRAVO FB 1. Spanish Club 2-4. HECE 4. PEL 3. FFA 1-2 CHRIS BUEGELER PEL 3. FFA 1-4 VIRGINIA V. CAMERO Spanish Club 4. HECE 3-4. Science Fair 2 JERRY WAYNE CHRISTIAN •A Average 4. Science Fair 2. FFA 1- 4. Feed-Lot 3-4, Skills Team 2-3 TED ALLEN COKER Ag-Coop 3-4. FFA 1-3 RUSSELL NEAL CORBITT “A Average 1-4. UIL 1-4. Band 1-4. Stagehand 1-4. FFA 1-4. Science Fair 2. Honor Graduate. UIL Solo Ensemble 1-4. UIL Science 2nd dist. 6th regional 3. National FFA Band 3-4 BOBBY DARRELL COX “A’’ Average 4. Ag-Coop 3-4. PEL 3 LAURA NELL CRENAN Class Secretary 1-2, Homecoming 1-2.4. Miss RLHS 4. ‘'A Average 1-3. Who’s Who 3-4. Sr. of the Month. Class Favorite 1. FFA Sweetheart 4. Student Council 1-4. Newstaff 1- 4. NJHS 1. NHS 2-4. FFA 1-4. Science Fair 2. Powder Puff 1-2. Play 4. Cheerleader 3 JAMES MICHAEL DAVENPORT BKT 4. BB 4. Golf 2. Sr. of the Month. FCA 2.4. R-L Assoc. 2.4. Powder Puff Coach 2. Play 4 RODN1E JEANNETTE DAVIS Track 1-2.4. FHA 1-2. R-L Assoc. 2. UIL 1-2, Science Fair 2. Office Asst. 4. St. Asst. 3-4. JOHN AD DONATH. JR. Track4.VICA4 BARBARA DOSKOCIL A Average 3. Who’s Who 3. FHA 1. Band 1-2. OEA 3-4. OEA Parliamentary. OEA St. of the Month WANDA FAYE ENTROP JV BKT 2 V 3. VB 2-4. ’’A’’ Honor Roll 4. A Average 1-3. Who’s Who 3-4. Sr. of the Month. Literary Mag. 3-4 Editor 4. FCA 2-4 Reporter 4. R-L Assoc. 2-4. UIL 3-4. NHS 3-4, Sci- ence Fair 2. Powder Puff 2-3. Plays 3-4. VB Hon. Men. 4. St. Asst. 3-4. Honor Graduate GAYLON WAYNE FABRIANKE Ag-Coop 4. FFA 1-3 CANDY FIKES FHA 1. Band 1. OEA 4. Science Fair 1-2 RICHARD FUCHS ‘A’’ Average 1-4. Ag-Coop 3-4. FFA 3-4 Sentinel 4 JEROME GREGER “A’’ Average 1-4. Ag-Coop 3-4. FFA 3-4 KAREN FRANCES GREGER V-Pres. 3. BKT 4. ”A’’ Average 1-4. Who's Who 3-4. Sr. of the Month. Student Council 3-4. FHA 1-2 Treas. 2, Yearbook 2. Literary Mag. 2. Newstaff 4. FCA 4. R-L Assoc. 4. UIL 4. NHS 2-4. FFA 2-4. Talent Show 3. Science Fair 2. Powder Puff 1-3, Plays 3-4 JIMMY HALFMANN Treasurer 1. A Average 1-4, Class Favorite 3. Ag-Coop 3-4. NJHS 1. Band 1. Science Fair 2. FFA 1-4 Reporter 4 STANLEY JOE HARGROVE FB 4. BKT 4. Track 4. FHA 4. FCA 4. R- L Assoc. 4. MITCHELL DEAN HARGROW FB 4. BKT 3. Track 3. Homecoming 3. R-L Assoc. 4. GARY DON HARTMAN FB 2-4. ’’A’’ Honor Roll 4. A Average 1-3. Sr. of the Month. FCA 1-4. R-L Assoc. 1-4, NHS 2-4, Talent Show 3. Science Fair 2. Powder Puff Coach 2-3. Plays 3-4, FFA 1. Lott State Bank Scholarship ALBERT VINCENT HEJL. Jr. FB 1-4. BKT 1. BB 2-3. Tennis 1. Who’s Who 3-4. Mr. RLHS. ’’A Honor Roll 1-4, Sr. of the Month. Student Council 1-4 V-Pres. 3. Pres. 4. FCA 1-4. R-L Assoc. 1-4. NHS 2-4. Band 2. Stagehand 2. FFA 1-4 Reporter 3 Pres. 4. Talent Show 1-4, Powder Puff Coach 1-3. Plays 3-4. Honor Graduate. FFA Talent Team. LINDA HODGES BKT 1-3, Track 1-3. ’’A’’ Average 4. HECE 4. FHA 1-4. R-L Assoc. 2-3. Band 1 DARLENE KATHERINE HOELSCHER A” Honor Roll 1-2.4. A Average 3. Quill Scroll 4. Sr. of the Month. Yearbook 3-4, Literary Mag. 4. NHS 4. Powder Puff 3. St. Asst. 3-4, Honor Graduate LENNY HOELSCHER BB 1-3. A Honor Roll 4. ’’A” Average 1-3. Band 1-4, Ag-Coop 4. R-L Assoc. 1-3 MARLENE ANITA HOELSCHER ’’A’’ Honor Roll 1-2.4. ”A’’ Aver- age 3. Quill Scroll 3-4. Yearbook 3-4. NHS 4. Powder Puff 3. Honor Graduate. St. Asst. 3-4 WAYNE ANTHONY HOELSCHER ’’A’’ Average 3-4. Ag-Coop 4 Science Fair 2. FFA 1-4 RAYMOND HORTON Pres. 1. BKT 1-4. Track 1-2. Who’s Who 3-4. Sr. of the Month. Student Council 1-2. VICA 3. Literary Mag. 1. 3-4. FCA 1-4, R-L Assoc. 1-4. NJHS 1. Band 1-2, Stagehand 1-2. Abilene Christian College Basketball Scholarship ELIZABETH ANN HUDDLESTON Sec. 4. Most Popular 4. “A Average 1. 3-4. Who’s Who 4. Sr. of the Month. Student Council 4. NHS 4. Drill Team 3-4 Lt. 3. OEA 4. Powder Puff 3. Play 4. Honor Graduate. OEA St. of the Month. Library Asst. CARLA HUNTER VICA 3-4. Science Fair 4. FFA 1 JERRY JACKSON FB 3. BKT 1-4. Track 2-4. FHA 4. FCA 1-4. R-L Assoc. 1-4. Band 1-3. One Act Play 4 DAVID LEROY JONES A’’ Average 1-4. Band 1-4. Stagehand 1-4. FFA 1-4. Talent Show 2. Science Fair 2. Honor Graduate DAVID JEROME LOUIS KAHLIC Treas. 2. FB 1-4. BKT 1-4. BB 1-4. Most Athletic 4. Best All Around 4. ”A Average 3-4. Class Favorite 1- 2. Student Council 4. FCA 1-4. R-L Assoc. 1-4. Powder Puff Coach 2. Play 4. FFA 1-4 Chapter Conducting 1-2.4. FB Offensive Lineman 4. FB Hon. Men. Offensive Tackle 3-4. BB Outstanding Fielder 3. BB Hon. Men: 1st Base 3 MARK L. KASNER FB 1-2. Track 1. Tennis 2-3, ’’A Average 1-4. Who's Who 4. HECE 3-4. FCA 1-3. R-L Assoc. 1-3. UIL 1-2. Band 1-4. FFA 1. Science Fair 2. Play 3. HECE V-Pres. 3-4 JOHN RALPH KILLGORE III FB 1.3. Golf 1-2. Who’s Who 4. Class Favorite 3. Student Council 1-4. Yearbook 1. Newstaff 1, FCA 1-3. R-L Assoc. 1-3, UIL 2. Band 1-2, Stagehand 1-2, Talent Show 2. Powder Puff Coach 2-3. Plays 3-4.2nd in State for spot news photo 2. FFA 2-3 MICHAEL G. KLEYPAS A Average 1-4. Who’s Who 3-4. Sr. of the Month. NJHS 1. NHS 3-4. Stagehand 4. Band 1. 4. FFA Treas. 4. FFA St. Adviser 2-3 BONNIE JEAN KNOX Track 1-4. Most Athletic 2, A” Average 4. FHA 1-3, R-L Assoc. 3-4. OEA 3-4, Science Fair 2. OEA 3-4. Science Fair 2. Powder Puff 3 GEORGIA FAYE KNOX BKT 2. Track 3. A” Average 1. Spanish Club 1. FHA 3. R-L Assoc. 3. OEA 3-4. Science Fair 2. OEA St. of the Month KATHY MARIE KOSTIHA ”A” Honor Roll 1-2. 4. A Average 3. VICA 4. Yearbook 3, VICA Secretary JEAN LEE President 3. BKT 2-3. VB 2-4, Homecoming 3, Friendliest 4. A Honor Roll 2. A” Average 3-4, Quill Scroll 3-4, Sr. of the Month. Class Favorite 2-3, Student Council 3. Newstaff 3-4. FCA 2-4, R-L Assoc. 2-4. NHS 2-4 V Pres. 3. Pres. 4. Powder Puff 3. Honor Grad- uate SENIOR DIRECTORY JOAN MAE LEE Secretary 3. “A” Average 1-4 Who's Who 3-4. Quill A Scroll 4. Sr. of the Month. Class Favorite 4. Student Council 3- 4 Historian 4. Yearbook 4. Literary Mag. 3-4, UIL 4. NHS 3-4 V-Pres. 4. powder Puff 3. Play 3. Honor Graduate. St. Asst. SHERRIE MAREK Band 1-4. OEA 3-4. FFA 1-2. Science Fair 2. Pow- der Puff 1. Blue Bonnet Girls State 3. OEA St. of the Month SHIRLEY NELL MAREK A Honor Roll 1-2.4. A Average 3. Who's Who 3-4. Newstaff typist 4. NJHS 1. NHS 3-4. Band 1-4. OEA 3- 4. FFA 1. Science Fair 2. OEA Sec. 4. Honor Graduate. UIL Solo Ensemble 2-3. NHS Scholarship, OEA St. of the Month. WILLIAM LLOYD MARMON Ag-Coop 4. FFA 1-3 GARY WAYNE McCAULEY Ag-Coop 3-4, Science Fair 1-2. FFA 1-4 NANCY JEAN MICHALEWICZ A Honor Roll 1-4. Who's Who 3- 4. KHA 1-2. V-Pres. 2. Yearbook 3-4 Business Manager 4. Newstaff typist 4. NJHS 1. NHS 3-4. Science Fair 2. Powder Puff 1. Plays 3-4. Honor Graduate. St. Asst.. NHS Scholarship LEWIS B. MOELLER ''A Honor Roll 4. Ag-Coop 3-4. FFA 1-4. Sci- ence Fair 2. Crop Production Award. Soil Water Management Award DEBRA MECHEIL NIXON BKT 1. FHA 2-4. OEA 3-4. Powder Puff 3 RONNIE DALE PHILLIPS FB 1. BKT 1-2. BB 2. A'' Average 3-4. Ag- Coop 4. PEL 4. FFA 1 -4. Science Fair 2 ROGER ALLEN POM YKAL Golf 1. Science Fair 4. FFA 1-4 KATHERINE MARIE RANLY A” Honor Roll 1-2.4. A Average 3. Who's Who 3-4. Quill A Scroll 3-4. Sr. of the Month. Yearbook 3-4 Co Editor 4. NHS 4. Powder Puff 3. Play 3. Honor Graduate SHARON RENFRO VB 4. Tennis 2-4. Who's Who 3-4. Football Sweetheart 4. Student Council 3-4 Corr. Sec. 4. FCA 4. R-L Assoc. 2-4. Band 1-3. Cheerleader 2-4 Co-head 4. Science Fair 2. Powder Puff 1-3 FAUSTINA REYNA Spanish Club 1. 3-4. HECE 3-4. FHA 3-4. Sci- ence Fair 2 IRENE RODRIGUEZ BKT 1-3. VB 2-3. A Honor Roll 1. A Aver- age 2-4. Spanish Club 2-4. HECE 4. Yearbook 2-3. FCA 1-3. R-L Assoc. 1-3. NJHS 1. NHS 3-4. Drill Team 3. Powder Puff 1-3. Play 3. Honor Graduate. Dairy Queen Scholarship SYLVIA RODRIGUEZ Spanish Club 1-4. FHA 3. Science Fair 2 BRENDA ANN ROESSLER A'' Average 1-4. Who's Who 3-4. Year- book’2-4 Asst. Editor 3 Co-Editor 4. Literary Mag. 1-2. Newstaff 2-4. NHS 3-4. Band 1-4. OEA 3-4 Historian 3 Pres. 4. Science Fair 2. Pow- der Puff 1. Play 3. Honor Graduate. OEA St. of the Month. Solo A Ensemble 2. Cougar Cry Scholarship DEREK EDWARD ROYAL FB 2-3. VICA 3-4. FFA 1. Science Fair 3-4 DORA RUIZ Spanish Club 2-3. HECE 4 BEATRICE S. SALAZAR Track 2. A Honor Roll 3-4. A” Average 2. Who's Who 4. Spanish Club 1-4 V-Pres. 1 Pres. 2-4. Yearbook 2. R-L Assoc. 2. Band 3. OEA 3-4. Powder Puff 2-3. Plays 3-4. Mascot 2. Solo A Ensemble 3. OEA St. of the Month MITCHELL McCLAIN SCOTT FB 2-4. BKT 1-3. Track 2-4. FCA 1-4. R-L Assoc. 1-4. Band 1-3 EDWARD BRAVO SED1LLO BB 2-4. Spanish Club 3-4. FCA 3-4. FFA 1-4, Science Fair 2 WAYNE SURGUY FB 1. 3-4. BKT 2. Track 2-4. Most Improved 3. A Average 1-4. Who's Who 4. Sr. of the Month. FCA 1-4. R-L Assoc. 1-4. N|HS 1. NHS 3-4. Band 1-3. Stagehand 3. Ed Reynolds Scholar- ship. Sam Houston Track Scholarship CLAY KYLE TAYLOR President 4. FB 1-3. BB 1.3. A Average 1-4. Who's Who 4. Quill Scroll 3-4. Student Council 3-4. Literary Mag. 3. FCA 1-3. R-L Assoc. 1-3, UIL 3. NJHS 1. Band 2. Talent Show 3. Pow- der Puff Coach 1.3. Plays 3-4 ANDREA TOMEK Spanish Club 2. HECE 3-4 V Pres. 3 Pres. 4. FHA 1-4 EARL TRUESDALE BKT 1-4. Track 2-4. FHA 4. R-L Assoc. 1-4 EARLINE TRUESDALE BKT 1-3. Track 1-3. A' Average 4. HECE 4. FHA 2-4. R-L Assoc. 2-3 OFEL1A VELASQUEZ BKT 1-2, VB 2-4. Tennis 3-4. A Average 3- 4. Spanish Club 2-4. FCA 2-4. R-L Assoc. 2-4. Band 1-4 RALPH VELASQUEZ Spanish Club 1-2. VICA 3-4. FFA 1-2. Science Fair 1-2 GLENN EDWARD VOLTIN A Honor Roll 1-4. Who's Who 4. Quill Scroll 4. Sr. of the Month. Literary Mag. 1. 3-4. Newstaff 3-4. UIL 1-4. NjHS 1. NHS 2-4. Band 1-4 Reporter 4. Stagehand 2-4. Sci- ence Fair 2. Plays 3-4, One Act Play 3-4. Solo Ensemble 1-3. Saluta- torian. Honor Graduate. St. Asst. RHONDA GAYLE WALKER A Average 3. Who's Who 4. Senior of the Month. Student Council 3-4. FHA 1-3 Historian 2 Pres. 3. Year- book 3. NHS 4. OEA 3-4, Talent Show 3. Science Fair 1-2. Powder Puff 1-3. Plays 3-4. Honor Graduate. OEA St. of the Month LLOYD WARREN V-Pres. 1.4. FB 1-4. Friendliest 4. Who's Who 3-4. Student Council 4. R-L Assoc. 1-4. UIL 3-4. NJHS 1. NHS 3-4. FB Most Improved Player 1 Most Valuable Def. Back 3-4. Ranger Jr. College Football Scholarship JOHN ALLEN WASHINGTON FB |V 1-2 V 3-4. BKT |V 3 V 4. Track JV 2 V 3. A Average 3-4. Who's Who 4. Sr. of the Month. Class Favorite 4. FCA 1-4. R-L Assoc. 1-4. NHS 4. Band 1-3 TIMOTHY TED WHITE FB 1-4. Track 1-2. Most Likely to Succeed 4. A” Honor Roll 1-4. Who’s Who 3-4. Sr. of the Month. FCA 1-4. R-L Assoc. 1-4. NHS 3-4. NJHS 1. Science Fair 3. Play 4. Honor Graduate. Hon. Men. FB. KATHRYNE RUTH WHITFIELD BKT 1. Track 1. A Average 1-4. Spanish Club 4. FHA 2-3. UIL 1. OEA 3-4. Science Fair 2 GLENDA KAY W1ER A Average 2. Yearbook 1-2. Literary Mag. 1- 3. Band 1-3. OEA 4. Powder Puff 1-2. Play 3. Asst. Drum Major 3 KAVEY EYVONNE WILLIAMS BKT 1-3 Hon. Men.. VB 2-4 All Dist.. Homecoming 4. Best All-Around 4. A Average 1-4. Who s Who 3-4. Quill Scroll 3-4. Sr. of the Month. Band Sweetheart 4. Football Sweetheart 4. Student Council 1-4. Rec Sec. 4. Newstaff 1-4. FCA 1-4 Pres. 4. R-L Assoc. 1-4. NJHS 1. NHS 2-4 Historian 4. Band 1-4 V-Pres. 4. Play 4. Vickey Blakeney Scholarship. Exer Pendergraft Award LINDA WILLIAMS POMERLOW HECE Treas. 4. FHA 1-3. VICA 3 JOAN WOLTMAN President 2. Who's Who 3. Quill Scroll 2-4. UIL 1-3. Student Council.2.4. Spanish Club 3-4 Historian 4. FFA 1-4 Reporter 3 Adviser 4. Yearbook 1-4 Photographer. Literary Mag. 1-2. Science Fair 2. Powder Puff 1. Play 3. St. Asst.. Land Judging Team 3. Poultry Team 1-2, Farm Management Team 3 FELECIA RENE WORTHEY Track 2-4. A Average 3. Quill Scroll 3-4. Basketball Sweetheart 3-4. FHA 1-4 V-Pres.. Yearbook 2-3. Literary Mag. 3-4. Newstaff 1-4. R-L Assoc. 2-4, UIL 1. NHS 4. Band 1.3. Science Fair 2. St. Asst. 3-4. Library Asst. 4. Office Asst. 4. Solo Ensemble LAMONA JANE ZIPPERLEN Treasurer 3-4. Most Likely to Succeed 4. A Honor Roll 1-4. Who's Who 3-4. Sr. of the Month. Band Sweet- heart 4. Student Council 3-4. Historian 3-4. Literary Mag. 1-2. News- taff 1-4 Asst. Editor 3 Cartoonist Editor 4. UIL 1-4. NJHS 1. NHS 2-4. Band 1-4. Stagehand 1-4. Twirler 2-4 Head 4. FFA 1. St. Asst. 3-4. Tal- ent Show 2-3. Plays 4. Solo Ensemble 1-4. Spelling 1-3 Dist 1-3 Regional 1-3, Journalism 3-4 Dist. 3-4 Regional 3-4 Sfate 3. Honor g Graduate. Valedictorian. Outstanding Bandsman 4. JUNIORS: ONLY ONE STEP TO GO PRES . JESSIE VELASQUEZ SEC . KIM WHITE VICE PRES .------JULIE GIPSON TREAS .--KENNY BRUEGGEMAN % Robin Bailey Susan Beach Wanda Blags Rose Mary Bravo Debbie Broadus Mark Brown Kenny Brueggeman Patrick Buegeler Ruth Canady Charlie Castilleja Erma Cavitt Alan Corbitt Frank Davis Kim Deer Randy Dickey Josie Doskocil Nancy Doskocil David Ernst Marilyn Frei Carl Fuchs Val Fuller Nina Caeke Julie Gipson Sheryl Glass Dale Greger Tony Greger Carolyn Groseclose Diane Hahn Mark Hanusch Penny Harris Edward Hering Niece Hickerson Jack Hillin Connie Hoelscher Ronnie Hoelscher Warren Hoelscher ( Bobby Holtman Linda Hudgens Jan Jackson James Jenkins Bernita Johnson Carl Jones Maurice Jones Andrea Killgore Paul Kleypas Karen Kostiha Tracy Lightfoot Jerry Loden Cynthia Luna Erlinda Martinez Sheridan McKinnley Ann Miller Jeff Moore Brenda Jo Myers Ricky Parcus Sonji Payne Cecelia Perez Calvin Polk Cheryl Ranly Janet Ranly 97 Pele Reyna Jeff Rice Susan Rigby Betty Ross Yvonne Rothe Dionicio Ruiz Janie Salazar Chris Saucedo Sheryl Scheffer Guy Schlottman Cindy Schwake Vickie Scott Billy Tepe David Tepe Carla Thomas Margaret Thomas Blaz Vasquez Jessie Velasquez Mike Voltin Vernell Walker Dwayne Westerman Kim White Shirley Whitfield Lynn Wier Sylvia Williams Paul Zipperlen Not Shown Melvin Canady Debbie Johnson David Johnson 98 PRES .----DARRELL POLK VICE PRES . DAVID BELL SEC .--CARLA THORNTON TREAS .----[OAN MOELLER Rodney Alexander Netsy Arnold Shelley Beach David Bell James Brooks Helen Brown Monica Buegeler Constance Buhl Russell Buhl Sharon Burton Samuel Carey Michelle Cavitt Kelvin Colbert Gregory Conner Jon Cook Lisa Cope Val Dickey Robert Donath 99 Caylen Drosche Linda Elliston Edith Fikes Eugene Fuchs Billy Fulton Billy Hahn Laura Halbert Jessie Haley Wayne Hanusch Cheryl Harris Diana Hoelscher Loretta Hoelscher Melissa Hoff Jackie Jackson James Jackson Jamie James Linda Johnson Buster Jones Linda Jones Paula Jones Sharon Jones Bruce Kasner Amber Kenworthey Mary Kostiha 100 Denise Kunze Jesse Lascano Keith Lee Raymond Lee Melinda Manning Sandra Miller Ricky Mitchell Joan Moeller Terry Mozee Robert Nixon Karen Norton John O’Brien Margie Perez Lisa Phillips Bobby Polk Darrell Polk David Pomykal Paul Pomykal 5 Bobby Pruett Pat Rabroker Byron Radle Susan Renfro Pablo Reyna Robbie Roberts Gloria Rodriquez Kay Ryan Rita Schrader Harold Schwake Troy Shelton Raymond Skala John Smith Pam Thomas Kellie Thompson Veronica Thompson Carla Thornton Shen Thornton Julie Tomek Michael Vrazel Clay Wagner Craig White Sammy White Bruce Wier 101 FRESHMAN: SO NEAR, YET SO FAR PRES.---TERRY WHITE SEC.--|OE FREEMAN VICE-PRES.—GREG KNOX TREAS . ROBBIE LODES Genary Bailey Tonya Bailey Cheryl Billeck Faron Billeck Maurine Bostick Manuel Bravo Holly Brodie Dennis Brown Edith Buhl Massey Buhl Ricky Castilleja Dwane Coker Chandras Colbert Scott Conners Shelia Coulter Mary Crenan Tanya Deer 102 ToddDorton Dawn Doskocil Doris Downes Richard Entrop Doni Farmer Joe Freeman Jerry Garcia Robert Gipson Jerry Green Peggy' Greger Robin Halbert Linda Hamby Craig Hanusch Girlie Hargrow Janet Hering Ricky Hewitt Doris Hoelscher Matthew Hoelscher James Hogg Janice Hoff Leslie Hoff Larry Jackson Timothy Jackson Hubert Lee Johnson Shelley Johnson Denise Kasner Wesley Kelsey Gregory Knox Dwayne Kostiha Patsy Kostiha Karen Lewis Nancy Lindsay Robbie Lodes Gabriel Luna Natalie Luna Adrienne Luster Kenneth Marmon Bobby McKinnley Mark Monnone Michael Nixon Kevin Norton Danny Otis Lee Patterson 103 Donte Payne Celica Perez John Pitrucha Johnny Portillo Sherri Roberts Danny Rodriquez Barbara Roessler Caroline Salazar Debra Salazar Pete Salazar Henry Saldana Tommie Sawyer Charles Scarborough Michael Schlee Alvin Schlottman Patty Scott Moses Sedillo Jamie Sehon Roy Sehon Tesa Shelton Ricky Sisneroz Amanda Smith Shirley Thomas Gwen Thompson Craig Thornton Kenneth Travis Carolyn Velasquez Vicky Velasquez Dianne Voltin Dub Wagner 104 Not Shown: Krege Bailey Jeff Edwards Ben Rodriquez Olivia Saucedo Randy Thomas EIGHTH GRADE PRES. Beth Scheffer VICE-PRES. Sheila White SEC . Missy Taylor TREAS. Donnie Polk Class Favorites—Donnie Polk and Beth Scheffer Joe Ambriz Karen Bailey Charles Barnes Lana Barnes Matt Boring Mike Brandes Richard Bravo Lucy Brown Willie Brown Tracy Buhl Clifton Canady Tracie Cavitt 106 Corinne Comeaux Jeff Conners Ricky Cox Kerry Dorton Kevin Dorton Teresa Downes Jane Ellison Brian Fangman Sam Garcia Chuck Class Franklin Groseclose Michael Groseclose David Hailey Nancy Hoelscher Dannett Hunter Charles Jackson Barbara Johnson Eula Mae Jones Gerald Killingsworth Martha Kleypas John Kohl Ada Knox Doug Kunze David Lambert Mark Lightfoot Edward Luna Susan Luna Dale Marek Bonnie Manning Jessie Martinez Yolanda Martinez Danny Mitchell James Mozee James O’Brien Ronnie Otis Edward Parker Cruz Perez Linda Pitrucha Donnie Polk Gary Polk Mary Portillo Tonie Portillo 107 Larry Rodriquez Eddie Ross Ricky Ruiz Lee Salazar Randy Salazar Cecilia Saucedo Rainey Scarborough Beth Scheffer Russell Seeley Danny Sisneroz Missy Taylor Barry Thomas Lisa Thomas Mary Jane Thompson Amellia Thornton Karen Thornton Brenda Vansa Elida Vasquez Jay Vickers Claudia Warren Dennis Westerman Dwight Westerman Sheila White Artist Whitfield Not Shown Sharon Lowrey Felix Sisneroz Ricky Thomas Ricki Weaver What's happening in Mrs. Smith’s class? Class enjoys a break. 108 Marcia Alexander Melissa Alexander Tennia Alexander Jeff Anastasiades Fredrick Bailey Ruby Bailey Donald Bell Stanely Bell Barry Blagg Katie Bostick Patrica Bostick Andrew Bravo no Martha Brown Shelia Brown Donna Campbell Michelle Campbell Emilie Cook Stephen Cooper Norma DeLeon Lonnie Ford Joy Fulton Jeanne Greger Roy Halfmann Kenneth Hargrow Rodney Harrison Celeste Henson Debra Heintze Joe Hernandex Tate Hinson Eugene Hodges Beth Hoff Robert Jones Carol Johnson Donald Johnson Gina Johnson Russell Kirkscey Gene Lambert Wayne Lanicek Robin Little Kenny Maness James Marmon Jessie Martinez Oscar Martinez Becky McKinnley Desyria Miller Michael Mock Nancy Moeller Eddie Nevels Juanette Payne Donna Pitrucha Angel Portillo Daniel Portillo Josie Reyna Lisa Rigby Melissa Rodriquez Ray Rodriquez Linda Ruiz Jesse Salazar Randell Schwake Darwin Scott Lori Scott Jaime Shaver Bobby Shelton Bobby Skala Doris Thomas Kim Thomas Jerry Thomas George Tomek Karen Turner Sally Velasquez Danny Vergara Nita Whitfield Monday morning blues. Will this class ever end? Ill OUR MIGHTY LITTLE COUGARS 7th Grade 1st Row—S. Cooper. Mgr.. O. Martinez. J. Martinez. L Zientek, J. Thomas. D. Scott. R. Jones. D. Johnson. K. Mannes. J. Hernandez. D Verga. Mgr. 2nd Row—Coach C. Groseclose. R. Rodriquez. T. Hinson. B. Shelton. R. Harrison, J. Salazar. R. Schwake. S. Bell. K. Hargrove. E. Hodges. 3rd Row—R. Bailey. R. Kirkscey. B. Skala. A. Portillo. D. Bell. G. Lambert. L. Ford. B. Blagg. J. Washington. Stud. Asst. 8th Grade 1st Row—R. Bravo. D. Sisneros. R. Cox. R. Otis, J. Martinez. M. Groseclose. K. Dorton. R. Salazar. 2nd Row—Coach Huggins. D. Polk, K. Dorton. D. Whitfield. E. Ross. R. Seeley. L. Salazar. A. Whitfield. 3rd Row—L. Rodriquez. C. Canady. F. Groseclose. J. Mozee. D. Kunze, J. Conners. B. Thomas. D. Marek. 4th Row—M. Boring. D. Lambert. D. Westerman. C. Barnes. E. Parker, D. Hailey. 112 8th GRADERS ARE OUT TO WIN 1st Row—M. Kleypas. M. Taylor. E. Jones. R. Scarborough. 2nd Row—A. Williams. T. Cavitt, B. Johnson. C. Warren. 3rd Row—Coach Carson. B. Scheffer. T. Buhl. S. White. N. Hoelscher. B. Vansa. 1st Row—D. Polk. F. Groseclose. K. Whitfield. K. Dorton. K. Dorton, L. Rodriquez. 2nd Row—Coach Huggins. D. Westerman. E. Parker. D. Hailey. D. Westerman. D. Kunze. C. Canady. 7th GRADERS SHOOT FOR A VICTORY 1st Row—T. Bostick. N. Moeller. L. Scott. K. Bostick. E. Cook. 2nd Row—C. Johnson. J. Fulton. M. Campbell. L. Rigby. B. Hoff. 3rd Row—Coach Carson. B. McKinnley, C. Johnson. N. Whitfield. D. Heintz, C. Henson. 1st Row—M. Mock. S. Bell, D. Scott, J. Martinez. J. Salazar. L. Zientek. 2nd Row—M. Boring (Mgr.) B. Blagg. R. Schwake, R. Harrison, E Hodges. L. Ford, S. Cooper (Mgr.). 3rd Row—Coach Groseclose, B. Skala, A. Portillo, J. Anastasiades, D. Bell, R. Kirkcey, F. Bailey. 114 OUR LITTLE TRACK SPEEDSTERS Top Row: C. Barnes. J. Martinez. R. Salazar. L. Rodriquez, D. Hailey. D. Polk. R. Cox. D. Kunze, R. Otis, D. Sisneroz, R. Bravo,. Westerman. 2nd Row: Student Asst. J. Washington. L. Salazar. J. Conners. E. Ross. G. Killingsworth. C. Canady. J. Mozee, K. Whitfield. F. Groseclose. K. Dorton, D. Marek, E. Parker. Coach Huggins. 3rd Row: Coach Groseclose. B. Shelton. K. Maness. L. Zientek, O. Martinez. R. Jones, E. Hodges. R. Kirkscey. S. Cooper. S. Bell. 4th Row: J. Hemadez. D. Scott. J. Salazar. R. Bailey. J. Martinez. D. Johnson. K. Hargrow, J. Thomas. R. Rodriquez. B. Blagg. R. Harrison. M. Mock, R. Schwake. L. Ford. Top Row: L. Barnes. C. Warren. E. Cook, N. Hoelscher, B. Vansa. A. Thornton. M. Kleypas. A. Williams. M. Taylor. B. Johnson (Standing Coach Carson). 2nd Row: N. Moeller. L. Rigby. B. Hoff. D. Heintze. K. Bostick. C. Henson. J. Fulton. R. Scarborough. B. Scheffer. S. White. T. Cavitt. 3rd Row: L. Pitrucha. B. McKinnley, J. Johnson. T. Bostick. L. Scott. M. Campbell. T. Buhl. E. Jones. 115 JUNIOR HIGH SHOWS SPIRIT BAND—1st Row: M. Rodriquez. T. Bravo, L. Scott. L. Rigby. J. Greger, L. Ruiz. N. De Leon, E. Neveis. T. Hinson. M. Mock. M. Boring. S. Cooper. K. Hargrove. 2nd Row: D. Hientze, A. Williams. T. Buhl, L. Williams, E. Velasquez. J. Ellison. K. Thornton. C. Warren. S. Comeaux, L. Barnes. M. Kleypas. 3rd Row: M. Campbell. R. Little. D. Campbell. B. Blagg. G. Lambert. M. Groseclose, C. Glass. J. Conners. N. Hoelscher. J. Portillo. R. Kirkscey. B. Skala. B. Rodriquez. J. Anastasiades. 4th Row: J. Martinez. E. Cook. B. Hoff. R. Schwake, F. Bailey. K. Dorton, M. Groseclose. W. Lanachek. A. Bravo. B. Shelton. D. Portillo, L. Zientek. nr TWIRLERS—B. Hoff and L. Williams. CHEERLEADERS—Bottom: M. Taylor. Middle Row: B. Scheffer. K. Bostick. S. White. L. Scott. Top: E. Cook. 116 JR. HIGH U.I.L. DISTRICT COMPETITORS NUMBER SENSE: J. Ellison. M. Boring—6lh. G. Tomek. L. Zientek. D. Heintze. READY WRITING: K. Maness. L. Barnes. M. Light foot. TIMES OF OUR LIVES Some happy graduating faces. Mr. Reed distributes well deserved diplomas. Proud diploma holders. The Mud-Sliddin' Champ of R-L Jr. High band playing an old favorite tune Coach Huggins at an action packed pep rally. STRAIGHT TO THE TOP Jr. High's got spirit!! 118 THE JOY, TEARS, AND FRIENDSHI Laura Crenan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Crenan. Laura has represented Rosebud-Lott through her years of hard work and effort at achieving her goals. She is a person of high standards who accepts responsibilities. On behalf of Rosebud-Lott High School Student Body we congratulate Laura Crenan as the 120 I978-79 Homecoming Queen. The princesses were Tonya Bailey. Lisa Phillips. Sheryl Scheffer, and Kavey Williams. OF HOMECOMING NIGHT FRESHMAN NOMINEE ESCORT: Tonya Bailey and Wright Ellison QUEEN ESCORT: Laura Crenan and Marvin Meyer IUNIOR NOMINEE ESCORT: Sheryl Scheffer and Johnnie Hahn SENIOR NOMINEE ESCORT: Kavey Williams and Dwayne Holtman SOPHOMORE NOMINEE ESCORT: Lisa Phillips and Danny Jenkins 121 122 FOOTBALL SWEETHEARTS SHARON RENFRO KAVEY WILLIAMS Captain Chip Hejl presented a bou- quet of yellow roses to co-sweetheart Sharon Renfro. She has served as var- sity cheerleader for three years and this year served as co-head cheerleader. Sharon has shown spirit throughout her high school years and is well deserving of this honor. Captain Lloyd Warren also presented co-sweetheart Kavey Williams with a bouquet of yellow roses. Kavey Wil- liams has also been a spirit leader throughout her high school years and is very deserving of this honor. She dem- onstrated her spirit by playing in the Cougar Band and by participating in skits at the pep rallies. BAND SWEETHEARTS KAVEY WILLIAMS JANE ZIPPERLEN Pam Jones, Band Sweetheart of '77- '78, presented bouquets of yellow roses to this year's Band Co-Sweethearts. Kavey Williams has been a member of the Varsity Band for four years, play- ing the flute and piccolo. She has par- ticipated widely in UIL contests in past years. Kavey served as Vice-President of the Varsity Band during her senior year. Jane Zipperlen has won numerous awards at UIL Solo and Ensemble con- tests and has made the All-District and All-Regional bands the past two years. She plays the flute in the Concert Band and is the pianist for the Stage Band. Jane was also a Varsity Twirler for three years and served as Band Presi- dent her senior year. BASKETBALL SWEETHEART FELECIA WORTHEY Felecia Worthey was presented a bouquet of roses at the All Sports Banquet as the 1978-79 Basketball Sweetheart. She has shown much school spirit by her attendance at the bas- ketball games and other activities. 125 MOST POPULAR JANIE SALAZAR DAVID TEPE PRETTIEST MOST HANDSOME JEAN LEE LLOYD WARREN JUNIORS: ji SHERYL SCHEFFER KENNY BRUEGGEMAN SOPHOMORES: LZZ FRESHMEN: 1 “ SENIORS: JOAN LEE JOHN WASHINGTON CLASS FAVORITES MOST ATHLETIC RUTHIE CANADY DAVID KAHLIG 132 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JANE ZIPPERLEN TIM WHITE 134 SENIORS OF THE MONTH AUGUST Laura Crenan Wayne Surguy SEPTEMBER Kavey Williams Tim White OCTOBER Jane Zipperlen Chip Hejl NOVEMBER Lloyd Warren Elizabeth Huddleston DECEMBER Karen Greger Gary Hartman JANUARY Kay Ranly Mike Davenport FEBRUARY Jean Lee Raymond Horton MARCH Rhonda Walker Michael Kleypas APRIL Wanda Entrop Glenn Voltin MAY Darlene Hoelscher. Joan Lee, Felecia Wor- they John Washington 135 AWARDS AND HONORS a. Sheryl Glass received the Science Award. b. Llovd Warren received a 4th place in state tor Persuasive Speaking in U.I.L. competition, and Ranger Jr. College Foot- ball Scholarship. c. Shirley Marek and Nancy Michalewicz were recipients of the National Honor Society Scholarships. d. Michelle Cavitt, Erma Cavitt, Sharon Jones, Ruth Canady, and Shirley Thomas went to state in the Mile Relay. e. Lenny Hoelscher received an award for twelve years of perfect attendance. f. Raymond Horton was nominated for the McDonalds All-American Basketball team, and he received an Abilene Christian Col- lege Basketball Scholarship. g. Wayne Surguy was the recipient of the Ed Reynolds Scholarship and the Sam Houston State Track Scholarship. h. Nina Gaeke received 2nd Place in the District Science contest. 136 b. e. a. Jane Zipperlen; Outstanding Band Member b. Publications Editors: J. Zipperlen. W. Entrop. B. Roessler, K. Ranly. and N. Michalewicz c. Gaylen Drosche; Director's Award d. VOCT winners; M. Canady. R. Mitc- hell. M. Sedillo Not shown; D. Brown e. All District and All Regional Band Member; Jane Zipperlen. All District. All Regional Band Member. FFA Band Member; Russell Corbitt f. Irene Rodriquez; Dairy Queen Schol- arship Winner g. Academic Award Winners h. Cougar Cry Scholarship Winner; Brenda Roessler i. Exer Pendergraft Award and Vickey Blakeney Scholarship Winner; Kavey Williams f. h. 137 WHO’S WHO AT R-L It. ROSEBUD-LOTT HIGH SCHOOL Is! Row: D. Tepe. W. Blagg. E. Huddleston. ). Velasquez. J. Salazar. C. Groser.lose. B. Salazar. J. Jackson. W. Entrop. C. Hoelscher. J. Ranly. R Parcus. P. Zipperlen. B. Doskocil. 2nd Row: R. Dickey. S. Renfro. L. Crenan. C. Hejl. S. Scheffer. B. Roessler. N. Michalewicz. M. Kleypas.S. Rigby. L. Warren. W. Surguy. J. Gipson. K. Brueggeman. J. Doskocil. K. Ranly. 3rd Row: M. Voltin. T. White. J. Lee. R. Walker. C. Taylor. S Glass. J. Zipperlen. S. Marek. G. Voltin. K. Greger. D. Ernst. A. Miller. E. Hering. R. Horton. M. Frei. P. Kleypas. K. Williams. J. Washington. W Hoelscher. QUILL SCROLL Brenda Roessler Josie Doskocil Paul Kleypas Kavey Williams Jane Zipperlen Janet Ranly Darlene Hoelscher Kay Ranly Marlene Hoelscher Wanda Entrop Joan Lee Laura Crenan Felecia Worthey Gene Barnes Joan Woltman Glenn Voltin Sheryl Glass David Ernst Joan Moeller Diana Hoelscher Andrea Killgore 138 ACADEMIC ACHIEVERS A HONOR ROLL: Top, M. Crenan. N. Hoelscher, C. Hejl, G. Hartman, T. White. G. Voltin, J. Zipperlen. D. Hoelscher, M. Hoelscher, M. Lightfoot. Bottom. N. Gaeke, D. Hoelscher. J. Hering. D. Hoelscher. S. Scheffer, N. Michalewicz. C. Thornton. S. Renfro. W. Entrop, J. Moeller. J. Ranly. E. Huddleston. S. Glass. K. Ranly B HONOR ROLL: Top. A. Corbitt. D. Ernst. T. White, M. Kleypas. K. Greger. J. Washington. R. Donath. R. Horton. K. Whitfield. M. Voltin. E. Hering. R. Phillips. D. Kahlig. B. Radie. P. Kleypas. M. Hanusch. R. Corbitt. Middle. R. Dickey. J. Jackson. N. Arnold. M. Hoff. H. Brodie. O. Velasquez. J. Lee, W. Hoelscher. J. Gipson. S. Miller, C. Hoelscher, B. Roessler, J. Doskocil, W. Surguy, C. Scarborough. M. Hoelscher. R. Lodes, r. Dorton. Botton. M. Bostick. S. Burton. J. Lee. D. Voltin, D. Kasner, B. Roessler. D. Doskocil. W. Blagg. T. Bailey. G. Drosche. E. Fikes, R. Halbert. K. Lewis. D. Kunze. J. Hoff 139 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORI AN Jane Zipperlen, the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Gabriel Zipperlen, is the Class Valedictorian with a four-year high school grade point average of 98.47. Glenn Voltin. the son of Mr. Mrs. A. T. Voltin, with a high school grade point average of 97.89 is the Class Salutatorian. HONOR GRADUATES BACCALAUREATE - COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Thursday, May 24, 1979, 7:30 P.M. Cougar Field Travis, Texas PROCESSIONAL............................High School Band Carl Cooper. Director NATIONAL ANTHEM INVOCATION.....................Rev. Pedro Cervantes. Pastor Primera Iglesia Bautista. Rosebud WELCOME.............................Clay Taylor, President SPECIAL MUSIC....................... Remember Yesterday Recited by Lloyd Warren SALUTATORY ADDRESS...................Glenn Edward Voltin VALEDICTORY ADDRESS..............LaMona Jane Zipperlen PRESENTATION OF AWARDS............Doug Reed. Principal Rosebud Lott High School DEVOTIONAL..................Rev. Henry Lee Williams. Pastor Morning Star and Hopeful Baptist Churches CERTIFICATION OF CLASS...............Earl Cook. Jr.. Supt. Rosebud Lott I.S.D. PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS..............Eugene Radle. Pres. Rosebud-Lott Board of Trustees ALMA MATER BENEDICTION.........................Elder Wayne Drosche Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints CLASS COLORS: Black, gold, and white FLOWER: Yellow and white rose MOTTO: As we look to tomorrow, we will recall the memories of yesterday. Valedictorian Salutatorian . HONOR GRADUATES ..................LaMona Jane Zipperlen ..............Glenn Edward Voltin Wanda Faye Entrop Nancy Jean Michalewicz Shirley Nell Marek Michael Gerald Kleypas Timothy Ted White Marlene Anita Hoelscher Darlene Katherine Hoelscher Albert Vencint Hejl. Jr. Russell N. Corbitt Katherine Marie Ranly Karen Frances Greger Jean Mary Theresa Lee Joan Mae Lee Lenny Andre Hoelscher Kathfeen Marie Kostiha James Allen Halfmann Laura Nell Crenan Brenda Ann Roessler Irene C. Rodriguez Gary Don Hartman Lewis B. Moeller Rhonda Gayle Walker Elizabeth Ann Huddleston David Leroy Jones OTHER GRADUATES Sally Jane Ambriz Burell Eugene Barnes Robert Owen Bell Alfred Bravo Chris Edward Buegeler Virginia V. Camero Jerry Wayne Christian Ted A. Coker Bobby D. Cox James Michael Davenport Rodnie Jeannette Davis John Ad Donath, Jr. Barbara Jean Doskocil Gay Ion Wayne Fabianke Richard W. Fuchs Jerome P. Greger Stanley Hargrove Mitchell Dean Hargrow Linda Faye Hodges Wayne Anthony Hoelscher Raymond Horton Carla Kay Hunter Jerry Darnell Jackson David Jerome Louis Kahlig Mark Lyle Kasner John Ralph Killgore. Ill Bonnie Jean Knox Georgia Faye Knox Sherrie Ann Marek William Lloyd Marmon Gary Wayne McCauley Debra Mecheil Nixon Ronnie Phillips Roger Allen Pomykal Sharon Renee Renfro Faustina Perez Reyna Sylvia Marie Rodriguez Derek E. Royal Dora Ruiz Beatrice Sisneroz Salazar Mitchell McClain Scott Edward Bravo Sedillo David Wayne Surguy Clay Kyle Taylor Anarea Marie Tomek Earl Truesdale Earline Truesdale Ofelia Velasquez Ralph Velasquez John Allen Washington Lloyd Warren Kathryne Ruth Whitfield Glenda Kay Wier Kavey Eyvonne Williams Linda Darlene Williams Joan Maxine Woltman Felecia Rene Worthey 141 WE WILL RECALL THESE MEMORIES I hope they’re ready for us because here we come. Is my cap on straight? Getting ready for the big event Only a few more minutes! The Salutatorian addresses his fellow classmates. The Valedictorian gives her speech Guest speaker Rev. Williams What a perfect way to end 12 years of school! 142 144 ED REYNOLDS CHEVROLET, INC 442 Main Street Rosebud, Texas 76570 Telephone (817) 583-7921 Sales—Service Parts Repairs OK Used Cars MELVIN KOENIG 1978 Ed Reynolds SCHOLARSHIP WINNER Caprice Impala Monte Carlo Chevelle Camaro Nova Vega Congratulations Seniors '79 ACTION FENCE CO. Be a Pepper Chain Link Fences Privacy Fences Western Red Cedar Carports Patio Covers Free Estimates Call 584-5036 Owner: Lott, Texas David Michalewicz DRINK GREEN’S SAUSAGE HOUSE Downtown Zabcikville Bacon Home Cured Hams Country Style Sausage Smoked Turkey Quality Meats Sold In Quarters Halves for Freezer Rt. 3, Temple, Texas Phone: 817 985-2331 Jerome Green, Owner Best Wishes To The Student Body And Faculty of Read Your Hometown News and Sports in the . . . TEMPLE DAILY TELEGRAM Compliments of: Rosebud-Lott High School Compliments of THE SUPREME LODGE, SPJST 520 N. Main, Temple, Texas 76501 PO Box 100 - AC 817: 773-1575 Fraternal Life Insurance Since 1897 TORBETT-HUTCHINGS-SMITH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 145 SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC CO. a 11H-] Wayne Drosche Geraldine Ocker H. M. Burn Louis Hartman Rosebud Lott JOHNNIE THORNTON GROCERY “The Old Country Store” Westphalia 584-4994 TIDE PRODUCTS, INC. Randy Burton, Mgr. Monroe Parcus Gorman McQueen Pefie Portillo Carroll Lee Reinders Buddy Prestidge Guy Turnipseed Box 572 Rosebud, TX 76570 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ROSEBUD Rosebud. Texas P.O. Box 475 Phone 817 (583-7711) Falls County's Oldest Bank With Falls County's Youngest Ideas For a better future. Member FDIC THE RING LEADERS WE SELL RINGS AROUND EVERYONE use your credit For The Finest Selection of Diamonds Anywhere TEMPLE SAVINGS ASSOC. Serving the Rosebud-Lott Communities 402 N. Main Loop 363 at Thornton Ln. Temple. TX 76501 Temple. TX 76501 817 778-2751 817 773-9013 iOMNMIN Coufal Equipment C ompanx. Inc. m-Gmaa 95 SOo'h P O Bo� 38 8 P ONF 773 366’’ Uvp. E Te � as 7650 ’ Jimmie and Edward Coufal TEMPLE MALL Route 3 817 773-3667 [TEXACO Owner: Rudy Marek MAREK’S TEXACO Main Street Highway 77 Full Service Air Conditioner Service Engine Tune-up Brake Service Exhaust Service Phone: 583-7542 147 Gordon W. Smith Lee Roy Schwake 883-6189 773-4370 Marlin Temple Congratulations Seniors SUVA’S RED WHITE FALLS FERTILIZER Liquid Feed—Chemical—Seed Cattle Handling Equipment Big A Applicator Fast—Efficient FOOD STORE Business Phone: Rt 2, Box 3 1-817—584-5441 Lott, TX 76656 207 Gassaway Av. Lott, Texas LOVE’S SALON OF BEAUTY 2 Locations 3003 S. Gen Bruce Dr. 778-4941 3120 Thornton Lane 773-2922 778-6311 1: First Federal Savings Of Temple DPls, U £,£, One. cp£itaurunt '[Piano !Har 303 cAfoxtA DiftA (cHiyAiuay 'J'j e VoxtAJ cf Ot£.AuA, [Je-Kai. [PAons 817-583-4314 -$ xW [xjze. xie.net. Thank You Rosebud-Lott High School For Your Support Of Our Restaurant And For You Students And Teachers Who Have Been Such A Great Help In Making Our Establishment One Of The Finest In Central 148 GET YOUR CLASS RING AT. . . . P S Camper Mfg. Co. home or KAMP-KINO P.o. Box 20® LOTT. TEXAS 7S6SS RECUUB STOCK COVERS OR CUSTOM-MADE TO SUIT f JIWtKM ) 1510 S. 31st Street Temple. TX 76501 773-5984 LESTER L POMYKAL Orr 817-804-2771 O' RES. 817-884-4281 BARTEK STATION Sfctffe Coimt ty Ca e 't'Wome Cookin' (Du Specially homemade -Pics Cakes Game Room Cold Drinks Pool Snacks Pin Ball Candy Drag Race East Highway 53 Vcwety o|f T)aify punches 6 Slat! Oidm $oe Tbobata Sfrttfe Congratulations Seniors of Rosebud-Lott 149 L G. BALFOUR COMPANY 2930 CHIMNEY ROCK, HOUSTON, TX 77056 A LONG AWAITED MOMENT. . . A feeling that all Juniors share together. 150 3l. %L Sk LOTT LUMBER COMPANY °P K MONE: (17 (83-3601 315 UVE OAK MARUN. TX 76661 All Varieties of Building Materials Lott, Texas 584-3321 LOTT STOP WACO TOM’S SALES Your Friendly Convenience Store Lott, Texas Backing the Cougars Congratulations Seniors KIRKSCEY LOCKER PLANT Custom Slaughtering and Processing of Pork and Beef Highway 77 S. Rosebud, Texas Phone: 583-7316 Lott. Texas Owner: Timothy Weathers RUBLE DRUG STORE 151 Compliments of KASH-WAY GROC., INC. 100 Live Oak Marlin, Texas Owners: Willis Reese and Tommy Sammons FAULK’S TRUSTWORTHY STORE Hardware—Appliances John W. Faulk: owner P.O. Box 299—Lott. TX 76656 Phone 817-584-5051 Highway 77 Rosebud. Texas GREEN’S FLOWER SHOP Rosebud 583-7946 113 N. 1st St. KOHL’S EXXON Batteries Wide Ovals Farm Bureau Tires Star Tires Automotive and Air Conditioning Service Highway 77 Lott. Texas 584-2381 HOELSCHER FUNERAL HOME Service with dignity Phone: Rosebud, Texas 583-7822 152 JOHNNIE’S OFFICE MACHINES BLACK FARM SERVICE 817-985-2373 Zabcikville 17 S. 2nd Street Temple, Texas 76501 Phone: 778-7608 Your Business Appreciated Clyde Black OWNER Congratulations Srs. ’79 —Best Wishes— KING’S DAUGHTER HOSPITAL AND CLINIC Have you considered a career in a health related field? South Loop 363 Call the Texas Temple, Texas Hospital Assoc. 1-800 252-9403 Lott State Bank 817 584-3171 P.O. Box 368, Lott, Texas 76656 You get more out of a country bank. Rosebud Drug Phone: Rosebud, Texas 583-4662 ZIP’S DRIVE-IN GRO. COIN LAUNDRY ZIP’S GAS Highway 77 583-7712 153 Compliments of CLAUD JACKSON MOBIL i ll kv w Insured Savings Real Estate Loans Low Interest Rates Easy Monthly Payments CENTRAL TEXAS SAVINGS LOAN Rosebud, Texas PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK MEMBER 339 Main Rosebud FDIC 583-7321 GIBSON’S DISCOUNT CENTER 418 Coleman 227 Main Marlin Rosebud 883-5521 583-7934 LONGMOOR INSURANCE AGENCY Agent: Mildred Slovacek GO COUGARS ALL THE WAY DOUBLE A ROSEBUD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AGRICULTURE THERE IS A ROSE BUSH IN EVERY YARD in ROSEBUD TEXAS RIPLEY ROSEBUD. TEXAS 76570 Rosebud Dresses, Inc. The Rose Tree Service Floors Andy Voltin Ford Sales Continental Telephone Co. National Building Centers Rosebud Lumber Co. The Rosebud News Lone Star Gas Co. Ed Reynolds Chevrolet Rosebud Feed Grain Southers Super Market Heritage House Tide Products, Inc. Rosebud Medical Services Southwestern Electric Service First National Bank Malcik's Furniture Appliance Planter’s National Bank Kirkscey Locker Plant Schigut’s Dry Goods Cameron Compress Co. Brazos Fertilizer Services Glass, the Florist Rosebud Auto Tractor Supply Hensel Hardware Furniture Dairy Queen Hoelscher Funeral Home Malcik's 5 10 Coker’s Tasty Mart Grocery Bernsen Tractor Co. Zip's Drive In Parcus Grocery Market Cen-Tex Savings Loan Scheffer Insurance Agency Central Freight Lines Green’s Flower Shop Rudy Marek Texaco Everett Bierds, Postmaster McBee Exxon Upholstery Mrs. Faye Seeley’s Cut Curl Green's Funeral Home Claude Jackson Mobil Lou Bray’s Style-Rite Mack’s Doughnut Shop Rosebud Package Store Gladys Slovacek Drug Billy Ernst Gin Yett Insurance Agency Rosebud Drug Longmoor Insurance Agency Thomas Polk Trucking Rosebud Dryer Storage. Inc. Albert Koslovsky Plumbing Rosebud Cotton Co. Wolf Seed Delinting Kahler’s Cleaners Gerald Killgore Veterinary Clinic Lee Roy Doskocil Gin Fertilizer Wallace Gun Works Linda Devore. Attorney Mr. Mrs. L. B. Hamby Little Country Cafe B F M Coop. Inc. Frankie Ballard TV Ed Bennett, Rosebud City Manager John J. Plasek Ira L. Burns Owen Smith Sons H.C. Gilstrap Earl Cook, Jr. Doug Reed E. K. Chandler Sons Max Roark Roy Parcus Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Pure Milk Co. Marlin Model Laundry Levy Wholesale Big Red Bottling Co. Ranspot Flying Service Brazos Valley Coors 155 BRAZOS FERTILIZER SERVICES The Fertilizer People Dry Bulk Blenders P.O. Box 704 Phone: Rosebud, TX 76570 583-7534 TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE WELLS TEXACO Lott, Texas Compliments of SCOTT WHITE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Temple, Texas Enjoy 7UP, The Uncola at the table, Mabie...with a pal. Sal...at a party, Marty...at a play, Ray...after you're fed. Ned...with your stew. Lou...off a tray, Kay...while you chat, Nat...on a bus, Russ...with your ham. Sam... before you tip. Chip... Enjoy 7UP out- side, Clyde...everyday, Fay...in bed, Fred5©lvWAYS W ike- Mike wfffi iW £ iS rch,™nlCTi...in enjottour: your Platl cJ TV. Stevie ...while JUI)l| «V fcl il...when HERING’S STORE For 25 years “Where Friends Meet” Buddy, Frances, Jr., Janet. Joyce, and Jeffery you learn to gjd Spock... with the chorus, Doris, meal, Neil...q the show, Joq ...with your 5 Gin...at the Dan...on vacatio with your e, Joan...at g silly, Willy Rafter you win, with the clan, ason...on the plane, Wayne...after tennis, Dennis... WALLACE WOLFF INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE P. O. Drawer 208, Lott, Texas 76656 817 584-3561 St Vf ft UP ft INI tmca« AND Uft V THAWMAIW, Wftl«� lftG I 00UCI 9 StVtftl COMMft� DON’S OF TEMPLE HAIRSTYLING FOR MEN AND MILADY OWNER: Don Bodenheimer 613 South 3rd St. 817—773-3018 Temple, TX 76501 157 hfemoa KPLEIoh °Stereo 105 DOSKOCIL GIN CO., INC. Quality Cotton and Bulldozer Services Phone: Westphalia, TX 584-4954 cSvrSlet = DAVIS SIMMONS Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc. 308 North Fannin 817 -607-6626 CAMERON. TEXAS 76520 “The only deals we miss are the ones we don’t know about EMBANK P. O. DRAWER 660 Marlin. T.xa. 76661 “We Believe in People” Federal Reserve rU1% System «POV MMUKI («MUNM THE WESTERN FAIR, INC. The Boot Center of Falls County ...l,,”U,'’Uulu HAND Hade Lott, Texas 158 COUGAR TALES STAFF Mrs. Clark. Brenda. Kay. Kim. Nancy, Marlene. Susan. Joan W., Billy. Darlene. Joan L.. Janet, Josie. Joan M. We decided to show our appreciation by giving this space to Bobby Sosa. We would like to thank him for all the effort and time he has given us through- out the 1978-79 school year. He has been so kind and patient with us and we sincerely think that our yearbook would not have been successful with- out his help. BOBBY SOSA Home Phone 773 4945 Photography Weddings. Portraits, etc. Compliments of CALVIN DOSKOCIL TRUCKING Cattle and Cottonseed Lott. Texas 817-584-3136 ROSEBUD MEDICAL SERVICES CO. HALBERT MEDICAL SERVICES ASSOC. Nursing Home 583-7904 Clinic Hospital 583-7983 ROSEBUD, TEXAS 159 ROSEBUD-LOTT 1979 SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS SERVICE FLOORS i� Dennis Louise Kasner COUGARS, FIGHT FIGHT, COUGARS, FIGHT! FIGHT WITH ALL YOUR MIGHT. OUR SCHOOL’S FOR YOU ONE AND ALL: SO FIGHT, COUGAR HIGH. FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT! FIG FIG TO SO |Tf COUGARS, FIGHT! IT, FOR FAME’S SURE TONIGHT. IN THIS GAME IS OUR AIM: GHT TO GAIN A VICTQF Wi COUGftfi 5 ALMA MATER ALL HAIL, OUR ALMA MATER HAIL. ALL HAIL TO THEE, BLACK, GOLD, AND WHITE. IN OUR EYES YOU’LL NEVER FAIL! YOUR GLORY WILL BE ALWAYS BRIGHT. HAIL, ALL HAIL, R-LHS. WE PLEDGE THEE FAITH AND LOYALTY. f Y GUURSCHOOL REMAIN THE BEST. AnD tAND forever in unity. THRU