Ross S Sterling High School - Governor Yearbook (Baytown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 376 of the 1974 volume:

Ross S. Sterling High School 300 Baker Road Baytown, Texas 77520 Volume 8 Philosophy of Ross S. Sterling High School It is of paramount importance that each student be developed to the highest degree possible in • basic learning skills of reading, writing, listening intelligently, and proficiency in mathematics • literacy in acquiring information and in competencies to communicate in the physical sciences, social sciences, and the humanities • ability to think critically and constructively • power to be imaginative and creative 2 Table of Contents Introduction ................................ This is Ross S. Sterling High School during the 1973-74 school year. People Here we are, caught for a brief moment and reflected in the lilt of song. Sports.................................... We win with pride and humility; tears drop on a smile when we lose Events............................ There are great moments to remember; rewards which made the struggle worthwhile. Groups . ................................. We seek the fellowship of others who have interests which stimulate us. Our Day There is a time for work and for play, a time to dream and to ponder. Our Town It points the direction and supports us as we prepare to enter adult life. 4 8 .22 82 112 208 310 Table of Contents 3 6 Introduction All You Gotta Do Is Put Your Mind to It Introduction 7 Lyrics and choruses of songs, old and new, tell the story of society. The odes and verses describe and explain the people. their peculiar ways, their thoughts and feelings HERE WE ARE caught for a brief moment and reflected in the lilt of song and it's stinking to high Heaven Stophame Novasod LisaThamen Foxy lady Mr BlgStuff RonnySmilh.Terri Clement. 10 People One is the loneliest number Cecilia Holland People 11 and she’s buying the stairway to Heaven . John Sherrelt. Bonnie Campbell. Bill They're tall and short. . happy and serious. . . involved and uninvolved. . entertaining and being entertained . .all colors, shapes, and sizes. They're people, all around the school . . being themselves. Jim McLain It's been a hard day's night Gen Weaver Could it be I'm falling in love 12 People Leave me atone Carta Cloudt Do you have early morning blues or T.B. (tired bones)? What are Brad Forrester Walk like a man you smiling about? Why are your eyes so swollen? Why do you have on two different shoes? What is so funny? Why are you so unhappy? Are you still asleep? Why is everyone acting so different? What?. Oh. it’s Monday morning! Sunshine in my eyes makes me cry Jana Cockerham People 13 Terri Whatley ' ‘in disguise. Stow down, you move too fast Smite a little smite for me Kathy Smith Come on and take a free nde Jack Sctacca Within the five minutes allotted for breaks, students must. . . quench their thirst . . stop by their lockers . . . exchange views and the latest gossip with friends. . run from one end of the school to the other. walk a girl friend, or a boy friend to class. . and still not be tardy. Please help me I'm falling . ' Mike McHugh People 15 Homework Plus Extra Activities Equals School Gotta get a message to you Sterling Students don’t always study! They participate in sports, extra curricular activities, and just plain goofing around! Clubs decorate lockers to help promote spirit. . . Good Sportsmanship League members Billy Kelley. Sheron Gray. Brad Forrester and Marie Richard represent our student body at football games. Each person reflects the good humor, good sportsmanship, and spirit of our high school. How'd we ever get this way?. . Pat Mabe. Vicki Rowe, Kay Garrett I'm the happiest girl in the whole U.S.A.. . . ” Kim Cartwright. We've gotta get out ol this place . . Good Sportsmanship League. 16 People Never can say good-bye Tender looks that I mistook for love Dawn Davis Leaderof the pack . . Reggie Goudeau. People 17 Robert Tavary. Mrs Kelly. Danny Elkins. CAUGHT YA! uh huh THOUGHT WE WOULDN’T CATCH ’YA! uh huh 'Don't say you don't remember Allison Bryant I was born a ramblin' man Marty Murray. Paula I can't stand the rain Motley 20 People Show and tell . Sandy Brookfield It s too late to turn back now' WE GOT YA! People 21 Bowdoin The 1973-74 cheerleaders were elected in the spring of 1973. They participated in a summer camp at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville The year consisted of such activities as the selling of ribbons, bumper stickers, and buttons. They planned the pep rallies, made posters, led yells at the games, and generally promoted school spirit and good sportsmanship. Junior cheerleader Mona Williams and David G'Seil - Cheerleaders 25 RANGERS Strive to be Sterling Rangers Front row Matt Grandy. Jim Callam. Steve Baker. Emmett Lewis. David Haney. Rick Rombs, Reggie Goudeau. Dennis Price. Billy Bagwell. Herbie Hawthorne. Brad Christensen. Terry Miller. Lee Barnett. Mike Hayes. Daniel Marlmka Second row Robert Hill. Tom Mosley. Jerry Elrod. Keith Morris. Louie Evans. Dennis Boucher. Jim Campbell. David Kerr. Richard Greer, John Sivek. Jody Zorn. Jerry Moody. Howard Sampson. Ricky Pittman. Bill Parish. Al Hawthrone 28 Football FINALIST Third row Randy Smith. Mike Novosad. Ken Way. Dane Listi, David Timmons. Gil Edwards. Mike Pillow. Joe Whitled, Joe Kelly, Ken Mitchell. James Beavers. James Shipp. Greg Wooden. Ferrei Angelle. Montie Osterhus. Mike Estes. Danny Hotchkiss. Mike Ferrell. Al Dennis Back row. David Klaus. David Duncan. Ftonnie Kluch. Ray Branch. Martin Lemond. Steve Hughes. Rickey Moody. Sammte Singleton. Richard Weaver. Ronnie Smith. Steve Timmons. Mark Burts. Darrow Enderlt. Russell Hargrove. 8uddy Martin. Willie Allen. Richard Bet hell. STERLING MUNICIPAL LIBRARY BAYTOWN, TEXAS Football 29 Football as the Players Offensive lineman goes over strategy. John Sivek sidesteps would-be tackier Defense pursues Texan. Dane Listi overpowers opponent Rangers 30 Football Rangers' defense is MEAN There’s a Game to Be Played — a Victory to Be Won 1973 RANGER SEASON ■ Sterling Opponents 20 Westchester 0 27 Sam Rayburn 14 21 Port Neches 14 16 Forest Brook 7 29 MacArthur 13 13 Galena Park 21 35 Smiley 7 25 AJdine 0 24 North Shore 0 6 Robert E. Lee 3 18 B. T. Washington 14 26 Houston Lee 0 22 Angleton 35 Martin Lomond runs post defenders Rickey Moody goes in for kill. Ronnie South. Coech Branch have 34 Football SLUE WHAT IS A RANGER? A Ranger can be defined in a single word, a single sentence, or a single paragraph. We feel that a RANGER should be a combination of several ingredients: LOYALTY TEAM WORK RESPECT SELF-SACRIFICE PRIDE SELF-DISCIPLINE COOPERATION MORAL COURAGE DESIRE WORK T.D expression shown by players. HOWARD SAMPSON RICKEY MOODY Ken Mrtchell disapproves ol call Records Fall Before ’73 J.V. More than Four — that was the chant of the J.V.'s as they ran wind sprints after the long. hot practices of August and September. The chant stated in no uncertain terms the goal of the 73 Blue Devils. That goal being to be the best Junior Varsity in Sterling history and to do that they had to win more than four games. They made it look easy as they crushed ten consecutive opponents on their way to an undefeated season. Quarterback Randy Larson barks signals. Coach Kluch goes over defensive assignments at the half 36 Football Leslie Bryan does his specialty, return Punts Coach Foersfer has a sideline conference with Randy Larson Captains. Ferrell Angelle. Willie Allen. Chester Ramirez. Leslie Bryan, prepare for coin Up Football 37 Blue Devils Have Perfect Season Junior Varsity scores against Smiley Back row Randy Smith. Coach Foerster, Robert Seymore. Johnny Spain, Richard Weaver. Stlverrol Ferguson, Keith Bigler, Gary Ullrich. Willie Allen, Second row: Bo Hill, Malrey F yle, Jeff Laird, Donnie Casey. Johnny Fox, Key Way. Terry Ross. Pat McBride, Chester Ramirez. Carl McFarland. Coach Kluch Third row Van Walker. Walter Milum, Ricky Burns. Leslie Bryan, Ferr el Angelle, Burl McBnde. Kevin Roberson. Darrel Carpenter, Bill Stone. Donald McFarland. Daniel Martlnka. Front row Terry Miller, Jerry Moody. Randy Larson. Tex Woodall, Jaime Sherrell. Wade Harlm. Steward Duke. Steve Baker. Terry Bender. Leon Willi0 1 38 Football Terry Bender and Pat McBnde watch Blue Devil offense roll. THE WAY IT WAS IN 73 RSS Opp. 7 Westchester 6 6 Sam Rayburn 0 38 Clear Lake 6 15 Forest Brook 12 33 MacArthur 0 16 Galena Park 8 41 Smiley 6 29 Aldme 0 14 North Shore 0 12 Robert E. Lee 7 211 45 Willie Allen tackles Forest Brook ballcarrier with Ferret Angelle and Jerry Moody In pursuit Football 39 Bandits Build for the Future The Bandits contributed much to Varsity winning by running scout team tor the Ranger defense. Their season was one of ups and downs as many of their key players were moved up to the Junior Varsity, but that made their victories all the sweeter. Sophomores 6 Wins and 4 Losses Front row: Tony Price. Mike Sanchez. Franklin Miller. Albert Gutierrez. Paul Estes. Mike Harlln, Victor Garcia, Jakie Sims. Ronnie Drake. Bill Fawvor. William Turner. Clifton Pharr. Chester Griffin Second row: Deacon Winter, Dean Mengo. Hank McKenny. Mitch Ham mack. Mario Sherreil, Robert Merling. GHbert Sandoval. Andy Oxford. Phil Pollard. Rusty Barnett. Lonnie Moses. Randy Stroud. Gary Montgomery. Glenn Dressendorfer. Mike Murray. Coach Bruce Paulas. Third row: Mark Cain. Art Watkins. Albert Gage. William McKnight. Ronnie Razo, Kim Shoemaker. Steve Hall. Elvis Jamerson, Gary Mullins. Tim Carpenter. Kyle Sears. Omar Rivero. Jim McLain. Scott Mills. Don Watley Howard Dugat. Fourth row: Jay Johnson. David Hamilton. Sam Beauchamp. Billy McKnead. Steven Mcltvain, Rusty Russell. Bobby Aiken, Kyle Hollister. John Tidrow, Sam McCage. David Jackson. Gaylord Creeks. Howard Pfardrescher Back row: Bubba Massengale. HaroW Norfleet, Perry Deering 40 Football Vols; First Step to Winning Vols “A” 4 Wins 3 Losses and 1 Tie Back row Coach Betheil. Danny Shrum. Mark Novasod. Jerry LeBoul. Jett Hollaway. Brett Clark. Bud Conaway. Tim Hudson. Kevin Muidrow. David Dean. Richard Auzenne. Billy Kelley. Coach Ferrell Middle row Richard Henderson (mgr.). Steve Edwards. Jett Causen. David Duno. Paul Hinton. Jay Zorn. Kevin Lochridge. David Barnett. Wade Hicks. Larry Hartzog. Weldon Butler. David Trchalek Front row Barry Willingham, Bruce Morris. Tim Tomjack. Phillip Lloyd. Keith Parkey. Danny Shamblin. Luke Morgan. Johnny Willey. Chris Primeaux. David LeCates (trainer) Vols “B” 3 Wins and 7 Losses Top row Coach Maxwell. Student Coach Mike Novasod. Student Coach Mike Estes. Ricky Martin. Kenneth Hall. Darren Walker. Donald Smith. Rock McNulty. Craig Miller. William Mitchell. Ray Herndon Third row Monty Neety. Robed Massmgale. Jerry Bnster. Reggie Cunningham. Lee Hull. Richard McDaniels. Kyle Shanks. Tim Bradshaw. Bob Batterbee. Robed Buds. Ken Armstrong. Mark Walker (mgr ). Second row Robed Atkinson. Greg Terry. James Poltard. Mike Watkins. Glen Odom. Greg WorzeL Barry Smith. Jay Lmdley. James Shaw. Gary French. Steve Gouldman. Charles Keyes. Johnny DeCell (mgr.) Bottom row: Doug Beltram. Bill Davis. Erie Woodell. Randy Turman. Lloyd Reeves. Dennis Williams. Keith Smith. Sleven Whitney. Richard Corbel I. Richard Griff. Troy Donato. Bill Landry Football 41 Basketball 43 44 Basketball Sterling DISTRICT 20-4A SCOREBOARD Opponents 66 North Shore 53 63 Aldine 59 51 MacArthur 39 66 Galena Park 67 70 Forest Brook 94 84 Smiley 64 68 Lee 69 52 North Shore 42 64 Aldine 39 44 MacArthur 35 78 Galena Park 77 81 Forest Brook 82 68 Smiley 57 74 Lee SEASON RECORD 17-15 79 Basketball 45 Kerney Thomas. Carlos Gonzales, and teammates awaits for rebound Brad Forrester tries to get the ball over mid court 46 Basketball Future Holds Bright Prospects for VARSITY Rebound is awaited tor by the team in the blue Scott Mills throws in-bound pass to teammate Sterling DISTRICT RECORD Opponents 61 North Shore 81 45 Aldine 43 55 MacArthur 45 73 Galena Park 69 60 Forest Brook 59 68 Smiley 63 47 Lee 75 50 North Shore 54 67 Aldine 55 45 MacArthur 51 56 Galena Park 51 73 Forest Brook 72 66 Smiley 56 62 Lee 82 Robert Lawrence shoots a tree one Basketball 47 Coaches Plus Pros Beat Students Kerney Thomas out lumps ex-basketball playe Coach and students await ball Two sure points for Coacii 48 Basketball Invade Jokers Gym Late arrival by the Harlem Jokers didn't slow them down. They came with tricks, fancy shooting, and laughs for the crowd. Five Jokers against the coaching staff of Sterling and surrounding area coaches. The game began; the Jokers took control. The joke fell on the coaches. This is really fun. Your guess might be right on who won the game. The men in their striped uniforms. Fancy dribbling, hot shooting from the outside, and fantastic lay-ups made the coaches wish that the jokers were late altogether. The Jokers left with another victory under their belts. f • -cU Rebound is to be battled tor JOKER warming up makes lay-up. Jump ball! Jump ball! Get it' Get it1 Basketball 49 Kelly McGee exhitxts good breath control as he swims the 200 yard free style. SWIM TEAM Front row Coach Branch. James Howe. Monte Osterhus, James Williams. Kelly McGee. Terry Hart. Randy Dixon Doug Flippo. Paul French. Matt Grandy. Paul GSell Back row Mike Doyle. Mike Alpha. Danny Smith. Mike Adams. Barry Smith __________________________________________________________________________ Charles Rayburn. Kevin Johnson. Billy Waddell James Howe gels a last turn on 200 meters Monty Osternus ready to go for 200 James Howe wins the fly Swimming 51 Defeating R.E.L. Twice Highlights Swim Year Good starts are essential to winning the relays. Kelly McGee waits lor the start of the 500 meter free style Free relay, composed of Kelly McGee, Berry Smith. Billy Waddell. James Howe, wins at district 52 Swimming Swimming is fun if you like hard work Paul G Sell gots a good start on 100 tree style race Swimming 53 Cross Country Team Wins District for Second Year in a Row With only two returning lettermen from 1972. the Cross Country team won five meets, including the Cross Country Relays, Sterling Invitational, Dickinson Invitational. San Marcos Invitational, and the District 20-AAAA Meet. They also finished runner-up in the Region III Meet and topped off a fine season by tying for fourth place at the State Cross Country Meet This was a great accomplishment and there is no doubt that the 1973 team showed the greatest improvement of any cross country team in Sterling's history. This was accomplished through the hard work, dedication, and loyalty of everyone, and the leadership of the captain. Larry Nettles, and the coach, Drew Dunlap Sterling contenders finish at Clear Creek. Chuck Pigott. Larry Nettles. Bo Rouse, and James Cathriner display trophy won at Dickinson Invitational Front row: Chuck Pigott. Joe Weaver. Danny Elkins, Gary Barrow, and Greg Geison. Back row: Coach Dunlap. Mark Brazzil. James Cathriner. Bo Rouse. Larry Nettles (capt.). Oscar Franco, and Kenneth Osborne (mgr.). Coach Dunlap discusses strategy wtf James Cathriner 54 Cross Country Gary Barrow and Greg Geison lead the way at Clear Creek Invitational James Cathriner. Greg Geison. and Gary Barrow rest after Dickinson Invitational Larry Nettles and Chuck Pigott. after running in the State Meet, think about the race Cross Country 55 JV Cross Country Sweeps District Front row: Jerry Sorrels. Ben May. Steve Fowler, and John Howell Back row: Coach Dunlap. Lawrence Bastian, Scott Laird. Richard Da.-; (mgr.), and Rick McCauley (mgr) The Junior Varsity Cross Country Team had an extremely good year. They placed in the top three teams in every meet they entered. For the second year in a row. Sterling swept the district meet. Triangular meet: Clear Creek and Dickinson 2nd Triangular meet: Clear Creek and Clear Lake 1st Ross Sterling Invitational 3rd Clear Creek Inviational 3rd Lee Invitational 3rd Dickinson Invitational 3rd District 20-AAAA Meet 1st Jesuit Invitational 3rd 56 Cross Country Freshman Cross Country Grabs First Sterling State Championship The 1973 Freshman Cross Country Team had the most successful season of any team in Sterling’s history. They had an outstanding season, climaxed by winning district and the first State Championship for Sterling. They consistently performed well by never placing lower than second in a meet. Triangular meet: C. Creek and Dickinson 2nd Triangular meet: C. Creek and C. Lake 1 st Ross Sterling Invitational 2nd Clear Creek Invitational 2nd Lee Invitational 2nd Dickenson Invitational 2nd District 20-AAAA Meet 1 st State Cross Country Meet 1 st Front row: Steve Brazzil. Dennis Gilbert. Don Irby, and Marc Scott Back row: Keith Murphy. Bruce Anders. Coach Dunlap. Tommy Curran, and Michael James Cross Country 57 Track Team Finishes High in District 20-AAAA David Parkinson works on broad lumping technique Ben May makes a move in the district 880 58 Track Edd Gilbert wins his heat of the 33C intermediate hurdles at the district meef Emmett Lewis bears out a competitor in the 100 yard dash James Cathnner. Oscar Franco, and Mark Brezzil compete in the Baytown Relays' 2 mile run Track 59 Bo Colton lakes a needed break from pole vaulting Gary Barrow and Bo Rouse work on mile relay hand-offt —1 Ferrell Angelle throws the shot at the Baytown relays, as Skimo Timmons looks on 60 Track Workouts and Meets Skimo Timmons throws the shot to warm up before the District 20 Greg Geisen stretches before workout AAAA Meet James Cathnner competes in a qualifying heat of the mile run at district Track 61 1974 Ross Sterling Many people think that 1974 was an off year for the Sterling track team and. in comparison to the four straight district championships of previous years, it was. The track team finished second in district which is a grea! accomplishment, considering how little varsity experience the team had at the beginning of the season. The team was very young, having few seniors and many sophomores Larry Nettles was the 1974 team captain. He was also the high point man and named Most Valuable Runner’ by his teammates. Bo Rouse was second in total points scored, with David Parkinson, who won the spring decathlon, taking third The track team finished runner-up in the Gater Relays, the Rice Invitational, and the District 20-AAAA Meet They also finished eighth in the Region III Meet. Although they failed to capture district, the track team had a good year as well as some outstanding individuals 62 Track Track Team Front row; Wade Harlan. David Parkinson. Danny Elkins. John Sivek. Dennis Price, Greg Geisen. Edd Gilbert. Emmett Lewis. Terry Cougot. Ben May. and David Hamilton Middle row David Klaus (trainer). Howard Sampson, Murry Rhoades. Steve Baker. James Cathrmer. Ferrell Angelle. Scott Laird. Dennis Tomjack. Malrey Pyle. Gary Barrow. Chuck Pigott, and Robbie Robins. Back row: Kenneth Whitley (mgr.). Richard Davis (mgr). Bo Rouse. Keith Bigler. Perry Deering. Harold Nortleet, Richard Weaver. Larry Nettles. Darrow Enderli. Burl McBride. Ski mo Timmons, and Coach Dunlap Track 63 State and Regional Qualifiers Larry Nettles was the only Sterling State qualifier. Larry was the captain and the Most Valuable Runner of both the track and cross country teams. The high point man on the team, he captured firsts at District and Regional, but. due to illness, did not place at State. The mile relay team of Gary Barrow. Chuck Pigott. Bo Rouse, and John Sivek qualified for the Regional Meet by placing second in District. Bo Rouse also made it to Regional in the 880. where he placed fourth. He also placed fourth in the Little State Meet John Sivek made the Regional Meet in the 220 as well as the mile relay. David Parkinson placed second in District and fourth in the Regional Meet. Parkinson also placed second at the Little State Meet in Corpus Christi. At the Baytown Relays. Larry Nettles. Sterling s only State qualifier, accepts the first place trophy for the mile run Gary Barrow and Chuck Pigott connect tor a good exchange in the mile relay at the Texas Relays in Aus! 64 Track Davxl Parkinson macie it to Regional and the Little State Meet in the long jump. John Sivek finishes the 220 at the Texas Relays He qualified lor Region Junior Varsity Has a Winning Season The junior varsity had a very successful season, winning four meets. They collected team championships at Clear Lake, Sam Rayburn. Clear Creek, and Ross Sterling. They also were runner-up at Dobie and the district meet. Randy Larsen winds out the 100 at district John Cross, Albert Gutierrez, Mitchell Hammeck. and Wade Harlan enjoy the indoor workouts John Tidrow clears the hurdle in pursuit of another runner 66 Track Freshmen Smash Opponents Sterling takes a good lead in the mile relay, as David Durio and Danny Shrum get ott a good hand-off. The Sterling freshman track team had a very good year They won the team championship at the Pasadena Relays, the Galena Park Relays, and the Baytown Freshman Relays. They opened the season with a win over Clear Creek and Clear Lake in a triangular meet, and closed it by winning the District 20-AAAA Freshman Meet. Barry Willingham anchors the winning George Griffin. Brett Clark, and Darren Walker finish 1 -2 3 in the 100 mile relay team Kevin lochridge begins the lead-off leg of the mile relay Danny Shrum prepares to bite the dust. Track 67 Golf Team Stays on The 1974 golf team won district again They went on to place in region ending another fine year of golf for the Rangers. Jay Zorn, Mark Walker. Steve Gouldman. John DeCeli 68 Golf Green to Win District Danny Russell Ken Guiles Brad Forrester Greg Guiles Golf 69 Tennis Team Wins District 20-4A rayce Isenberg, Cheryl Beavers FRESHMAN BOYS Mark Lambrecht. Joel Forsvall, Eddie Smalley. Ricky Martin. Eric Harding. Robert Walton. Truitt Strickland. Randy Statum. Mark Buescher. Prestor Front row Preston Antonini, Ricky Martin. Mark Buescher. Mark Lambrecht. Eddie Smalley. Joe Forsvall. Chris Hinds Second row Rippel Cheryl Beavers. Trayce isenberg. Gwen Harding, Connie Miller. Robyne Gold. Bngette Beavers. Debbie Biggers. Susan Btggers. Cathy Hudgins Third row Coach Coonce. Randy Statum. David Nixon. Robert Walton, Eric Harding. Truitt Strickland. Randy Dickson. Richard Walmsley. Ricky Stroud. Bill Black, Ray Patton, Dennis Sanders. Gary Willison. 70 Tennis Eric Harding, district winner, singles Bngette Beavers, district winner, singles Gwen Harding played in district tournament Judy Rippel. Gwen Harding 2nd In district doubles Bill Black. Ray Patton, regional qualifiers Tennis 71 Tennis Teams Undefeated in Season - Boys Girls Sterling vs. Forest Brook 5-0 5-0 Sterling vs. North Shore 4-1 3-2 Sterling vs. Smiley 5-0 5-0 Sterling vs. Galena Park 5-0 5-0 Sterling vs. MacArthur 5-0 5-0 Sterling vs. R. E. Lee 4-1 5-0 Sterling vs. Aldine 5-0 4-1 33-2 32-3 Chris Hinds serves an ace to win his mate 72 Tennis Lou Ellen Davts demonstrates good form Wishful thinking sometimes helps. Bowling Becomes More Popular Mary Speidel leaves one for the machine Janice Bays. Donna Snyder, and Cheryl Smith were league winners Bowling 73 Ranger Standing Coach Ai Hawlhrone, Ronnie Smith. Jell Sanchez. Ray Anderson. Tony Lintelmaa Johnny Spain Kneeling Dale Cathers. Robert Tavary, Larry Tobin, Richard Greer. David Kerr Varsity Kevin Rupp. Mark Burls. Russell Hargrove. Coach Ronnie Kluch Jimmy Cherry. Daniel Martmka 78 Baseball Richard Greer warms up Russell Hargrove takes it easy on first Tony Lintleman awaits throw to make out % Jimmy Cherry awaits pitch DISTRICT 20-4A GAMES Sterling Opponents 4 Forest Brook 2 5 MacArthur 0 5 Galena Park 4 7 Smiley 6 13 Aldine 3 5 Northshore 0 8 Lee 0 4 Forest Brook 3 2 MacArthur 0 3 Galena Park 2 2 Smiley 0 0 Aldine 4 7 Northshore 0 SEASON RECORD 22-7 Kevin Rupp sends ball to center field Jeff Sanchez goes back to first base Baseball 79 Junior DISTRICT 20-4A GAMES Sterling Opponents 10 Forest Brook 8 6 MacArthur 3 4 Northshore 10 8 Galena Park 11 1 Smiley 0 15 Aldine 1 5 Northshore 6 7 Lee 10 11 Forest Brook 5 4 Galena Park 5 2 Lee 1 1 Smiley 0 3 Aldine 4 1 MacArthur 0 SEASON RECORD 13-11 Standing Coach Jimmy Creel. Karl Ferguson, Dennis Boucher. Sam Beauchamp. Robert Seymore. Kenny Osborne. Steve Ramsey. Gary French. Barry Smitherman, Andy Oxford. Chris Rupp, 80 Baseball Varsity David Jackson, Sam McCage. Bud Conway. Kyle Hollister. Jeff Holloway. Coach Richard Bethell Middle row Arthur Watkins. Tim Carpenter. Tony Price. Mike Murray. Richard Henderson, manager. Front row Tim Tomjack, Barry Smith. Keith Parkey, David LeCates, trainer Baseball 81 rffffi] i I Jk. firJ ««� '«■«� ili � k fU| � f Iki giilr) 4 l «l “ iu u f « ■kuk il Slui � •' §al . nin � «. f ■ilk likrtiv m« jutlu t (ft tU i r d Times lo remember Rewards some worked for and some which came as a glorious surprise fillNS Homecoming ’73 The weather — clear The feel of football Electricity in the air Daily competition for spirit stick Snake Dances, bonfires 1 and 2 The Game that had to be won. and was. This was Homecoming in 73. Third lime’s a charm. Building the 1974 bonfire was a chore 84 Homecoming Pep rallies played an active part in boosting spirit during Homecoming Larry Tobin imitated John Wayne during Ranger Day Homecoming 85 Andrea Leads Celebration the Night We Drove Ole Dixie Down Karen Kerr. Paul G'Sell. Emmett Lewis. Sitverrol Ferguson. Matt Grandy. Connie Kerr. Kathy Buchanan. Dencie Crow. Andrea Mitchell, Queen 86 Homecoming Dance Cfydette Messiah, Cathy Geofge. Ray Patton. Joe Ketley, Mike Miller The game was won The focus moved To Sterling Commons Heather Black The mood intense ANDREA MITCHELL and her court Lead traditional dance Homecoming Dance 87 Rangers Choose Sheron Sheron Gray was chosen football sweetheart by the 1974 varsity football team. She is an active member of the Keyettes and belongs to the Good Sportsmanship League. 88 Football Sweetheart Relay Queen Candidates Presented at Assembly Marty and Mark Howe, Houston Aeros stars, selected Jan Hopper from Lee High as queen of the 1974 Baytown Relays. Candidates, representing both Sterling and Lee. were introduced at assemblies. The finalists from Sterling were Annette Greer. Susan Timmons, Mary Beth Wendell. The duchesses from Sterling were Bonnie Campbell and Colleen Curran. 90 Governor and First Lady Governor and First Lady Assembly 1974 GIRLS Ten Buchanan. Christy Gentry. Ireshmen. Kathy George. Paula Motley, sophomores. Sharon Coleman. Connie Kerr, juniors. Sherry Bowdom. Kathy Buchanan. Lisa Hood. Clydette Messiah. Kathy Smith. Susan Timmons. Mary Beth Wendell, seniors BOVS Preston Antonini. Wade Hicks. Ireshmen. Kyle Hollister. Deacon Winters, sophomores. Darrow Enderli. David Haney, juniors; Jimmie Cherry. Richard Greer. Joe Kelley. Martin Lemond. Dennis Price. John Sivek. Joe Whitted. seniors Governor and First Lady 91 All is Hare in love and war 94 Great Cross-Country Race. Fall Trimester Production West Side Story'' was promoted by a gang fight on Texas Avenue. West Side Story is a modern day version of the famous love story of Romeo and Juliet. The story tells of a Portuguese girl, Maria, and an American boy, Tony, who fall in love. Like Romeo and Juliet their love was forbidden. Robert Sanchez sings? A gathering of Puerto Ricans tor a rumble in West Side Story. Love is in lull bloom tor T reement! West Side Story, Winter Trimester Production 97 Uh-h Ghost! What is it? I came from the agency Have you ever seen a ghost? Christy Holland. Dennis Tom jack i I don't believe in ghosts . John Weatherly. Christy Holland. Dennis Tomjack This isn’t fantastic plasma I'm Bleeding John Weatherly. Jeff Laird 98 Gramercy Ghost Spring Trimester Production Ghosts Rocky and Irv come down to visit Nathaniel Jerry Brod, Steve Barnett. Mark Penny Nancy buys flowers from the flowerman. Christy Holland. Vic Garcia Of course, no body 's here But can't you see. you don't belong here. Nancy Willard inherits a house which is haunted by a ghost from the Revolutionary War. The only way this unhappy ghost can get to heaven is to give a note to a descendant of the messenger who was carrying an important message to George Washington. This was complicated by the fact that the ghost. Nathaniel Coombes falls in love with Nancy. Gramercy Ghost. Spring Trimester Production 99 Honor Students Choose College Programs Valedictorian Mark Morris, whose grade point average is 6.886, plans to attend Houston Baptist University. After graduation he hopes to enter Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary for three years before becoming a preacher. Salutatorian Loree Wilkinson with an overall average of 6.861. plans to use her scholarship at Rice University. Third in the graduating class is Larry Nettles with a grade point average of 6.785. After graduation he plans to attend Rice University and earn a degree in civil engineering. Lynn Nesselrode, fourth in the class, earned a grade point average of 6.668 To become a doctor and work in the field of medical research is her ambition. Lori Janick. fifth in the class, plans to go to Purdue University and major in English. Her grade point average is 6.6647. Ranked sixth in the class. Don Lovering plans to become a physician. Don’s grade point average was 6.595 100 Top Ten Mark Morris. Loree Wilkinson. Larry Nettles. Lynn Nesselrode. Lori Jamck. Don Lovering. Janice Griffin. David Cummings. Howard Hartzog, Charlene Benton Top Ten 101 Jenice Griffin plans to attend Lee College for two years and then earn a degree from Sam Houston State University. Ranked seventh in the class. Jenice had an average of 6.565. Ranking ninth in his graduation class. Howard Hartzog. grade point average of 6.489 plans to attend Rice University and go into the field of engineering. After graduation David Cummings, eighth in the class, plans to attend Tulane University, obtain a degree in bio-chemistry, and then enter medical school. Charlene Benton, ranking tenth in her graduating class with a grade point average of 6.484 plans to enter Lee College for two years and then go to Stephen F. Austin. She plans to major in musical education. The GOVERNOR proudly presents Sterling Citizens ClydRtto Mussuih .Jayne Mass� Sterling Citizens are chosen by a faculty committee. Selection is based upon year-round demonstr ation of determine exemplary behavior. Sieve Hughes “You are nobody until somebody loves you —” “The best way to find someone who cares is to care yourself, so look around.” advised Rev. Robert Schomp. He challenged parents and teachers as well as students to ask themselves if they really see people when they looked at individuals, or did they see labels. ow •ycwuno Mian knock BACCALAUREATE SERVICES •ONOAY KAY mtHTr-VXTM NIMKTCCN HUWOUtO «CVCNTY-YOUM TMACC O CLOCK IN TM ArTtn'.OON •OM � Tt«JNO MICH KHOOt AUOITOMIUM Man© much i Dm -ajOa- INVOCATION mwnc mooomtion o frunn to i ot A r MUTINO� NTlOOOCrON O� tNAEU (ACCAIAUMAM AOOCtlt HNtpiCnON AOW� A SO CltCUMtTANtt w I «►— N (� i ...«o 104 Baccalaureate Baccalaureate 105 Seniors Thoughts and Reflections MARK MORRIS Valedictorian It is great to be great, but greater to be human. Greatness built on love and understanding is everlasting. Shall we stop protesting and start helping? LOREE WILKINSON Salutatorian We look into the unknown future with a feeling of security on account of the background we have known. We realize the importance of unity and know the joy of working together .'' 106 Graduation PROGRAM moc� � )OftAl m fiW• u a m hMaww ««m-� ■—n� . i rvx«. WSChTAHON MM MMI � • • I UOM 0 AlLKIANCl MM IMI MttM MM III MIM MM UalMiMl I i fl O UHUMfc 5 Cm S«� . W M MHK WUCOMt MIM� ' O� UMM IHM « «0� •IfUCTiON'� IKI IWlMH M� mfWTMM ■l'oOt Twouom AUOCC TOMAN AfiOiEJi UU TATO IAM APOfltSS amujCA THE «AUnfUt IATTl( MTWN Of mi MfUtUC Um W k� iOmmJIW .CkMTM aW •ocational a warm Mr. U. t. Hmtmmm rttUMTAnOM Of CtAiS f .namTiimlMI ut MM U Awxuxwfc o� cunoMAi Mr. CIm AHNOUNCZMCMT Of GBaOUAU J . CiSktM O'� � , h AniitMi MVA mi «u« m BOARD Or «DUCAT COH Graduation 107 MARTIN LEMOND recognized the common bond which united the members of the class and recounted their activities and achievements during their four years at Sterling. KATHERINE HARRISON welcomed those who had come, and expressed appreciation to all who had helped bring the class to graduation 110 Graduation We seek the fellowship of others who have interests which stimulate us. National Honor Society Helps Cupid From the installation ceremonies for new members to the final banquet, Larry Zinn summed up activities by saying it's been a great year with our sponsor. Miss Pou, who gave us guidance, friendship, and inspiration. RSS fell in love with NHS when they began selling valentines For a small amount. NHS delivered roses, messages, and sang songs to sweethearts all over Sterling. They also managed to spread some love to the other school — REL. New as well as old members were put to work on the society's first money-making project, selling programs at football games. Neither rain. cold, mosquitoes, wind, nor missing the first quarter kept them from selling the programs. Great talent was discovered when Maria Rivero. Janet Rippel, Ann Schieshl. and Randy Petrick sang on Valentine's Day Gary Willison and Mike Moore fillea rose orders on Valentine's Day Janet Rippel earned the grade points necessary tor NHS membership An always enthusiastic National Honor Society greeted President Larry Zinn 114 National Honor Society SENIOR MEMBERS Front row Lon Janick, Loree Wilkinson. Larry Zinn. Mark Stepherson. Howard Hartzog. Second row Charlene Benton. Lynn Nesselrode. Jenice Griffin. Kathy Laird. Bonnie Campbell Back row: Connie Weaver. Steve Tavery, Mark Morris. Mark Ward, Robert West Not pictured: Ann Schieshl. Randy Petrick. Katherine Harrison. Larry Nettles. David Cummings. Jeff Dill. Danny Bkins, Lisa Gumm. Don Lovering JUNIOR MEMBERS Front row Mary Hooper. Ginger Smith. Linda Jacobs. PamOrmsbee. Bernadette Auzenne Second row David Nixon. Barby Beck. Connie Miller. Blanche Greenwood. Barbara Thorn. Kathy Black. Third row Donna Yaw. Barbara Barolak. Mary Steed. Laura Herndon. Karen Hill Top row: Steve Fowler. David Dishman. Gary Willison. Bill Nitschmann. Glen Baker. Mike Moore Not pictured: Tony Corbell. Debbie DeLoach. Doug Hamilton. Bobby LeCates. Steve Laubach. Malrey Pyle. Janet Ripple. Maria Rivero OFFICERS Pam Ormsbee. junior executive officer. Robert Wesl. senior executive officer, Bonnie Campbell, reporter; Mark Stepherson, chaplain. Connie Weaver, vice-president. Larry Zinn, president; Jenice Griffin, secretary Not pictured Larry Nettles, treasurer. Ann Schieshl. senior executive officer. Malrey Pyle, junior executive officer National Honor Society 115 Awards Banquet Honors Achievers Larry Zinn. president NHS. was master of ceremonies at the Eighth Annual Awards Banquet Coveted invitations were extended to outstanding students in recognition of achievement in their selected fields Don Lovering. AFS president, thanks Sissy von Manger, foreign exchange student, for bringing Austria's sound of music to the Texas Gulf Coast. Don't be smug! Those of you who receive laurels tonight will be outdone twenty-fold by those not here, if their desire to succeed surpasses yours. admonished Mr Joe Graves, refining managef EXXON Miss Marsha Harper congratulates Sherry Dickey, winner of the Optimist Oratorical Contest 116 Awards Banquet Mr Ross Evans, representing the San Jacinto Branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers, awards a slide rule to Larry Nettles Miss Rose Marie Tubb. Sterling Municipal Library, congratulates Denise Parker for her prize-winning poem Mark Slepherson accepts the congratulations of Mr Herman L Davis who presented a slide rule from the Texas Chemical Society. Linda Matthews receives a medal for her winning poetry Wearing a skirt full of Math symbols. Mrs. Suzi Powers whose first love is literature, says, The formula for a successful school is equality in all programs Awards Banquet 117 Choir Sings for TSTA Convention MADRIGALS: Front row. Danny Welch. Second row: Suzanne Walker, Pam Ormsbee. Suzi Phelps. Third row: David G’SeB. Carla Osgood. Dawn Davis. Marsha Hoskins. Stewart Duke. Back row: Larry Buehler. Danny Smoke. Bobby Sutton. Brent Owens. TROUBADOURS: Front row: Mrs. Xina Stone, director. Becky Houghton, Trtcia Hessler. Rhonda Thompson, Gwen Cole. Cheryl Webb. Candy Clement. Vickie Rowe. Wynne Julian. Second row Kathy Badgett. Shirley Mukjrow. Karen Hudson. Cheryl Whitley. Carol Schweitzer. Carla Jasper. Joy Holmes. Third row. Teri Eckerman. Laurie Smith. Jane Wardlaw. Beth Biddle. Elizabeth Sebesta. Cherry Harman. Lynn Tullos. Brigette Beavers. Leslea Sargent. Melissa Knight. Back row: Julie Edwards. Pat Price. Not pictured: Becky Alpha. 118 Choir THE ROSS S STERLING MEISTERSINGERS: Front row: Louie Evans. Herbie Hawthorne. Jill Garrett. Susan Caver. Anneene Muckelroy Second row: Mrs. Xina Stone. Cindy Harmon. Sherry Phipps. Charlene Benton, Erleen Austin. Susie Kudla. Sheron Gray. Elaine Buckles. Kalhy Cannon. Kathy Black. Carla Osgood Third row: Susan HolfiekJ, Jan G'Sell. Kathleen Arnold. Betty White, Lisa Head. Linda Saveli. Sharon Coleman. Jimmy Cherry. Hank McKenny. Richard Greer. Jana Ralls. Lynn Nesslerode Fourth row Neil Young. David Wagnon, Charles Jackson. David Hogan. James Flynn. David G’Sell. David Walker. Kenneth Whitley. Richard Weaver. Steve Fowler. Robbie ------------------------------- ‘ ‘ “ ‘ t. Joel Ball 1973-74 CHOIR OFFICEFtS: Front row: Cindy Harmon, chaplain; Sheron Gray, secretary; Richard Greer, vice president; Lynn Nesselrode, president; Louie Evans, treasurer L. Gfe Cindy Harmon, regional member, and Charlene Benton, stale member Choir 119 The Stars are an honorary organization composed of 150 members and 80 freshman reserves In addition to performing for football games and parades, the Stars boost school spirit and participate in service projects Supporting the Rangers all the way to the Football Quarter Finals involved numerous hours of hard work and created many fond memories this year. Their community and social activities were highlighted by the best Star Ball in the Corps' history. Ten Roush Major of Precision B Kaihy Cannon Major of Drums Kandy Sharp v Major of Precision A Coileen Curran Major of Trumpets A Ahlfingor I A auio E Aus n G Beauchamo S Brvona K Bochanan D. Burwck B Campbell S Coleman T Condey 0 Davis K Ooyle B Ounn j. EiKo G Esto� T Finke P F ch«r M Fosener L Furnoy K Gammon C George A Gidley T Gang S Gray 0 Green T HaHman M Hedey 0. Herman L Herndon j H kman K.W L Hood M Hooper B Hotchkiss J Larsen B McKee E Montemavor S Moore 0 Parker M Pnmeeux M Richard J Rosser C Rowe 0 Smalley 0 Snyder J Thomas S Timmons M Tolrvo I Walker S Wafco P Whmery T White C Whrtley L WWson Precision Mrs C Boys S Broen L Canon J Cocker ham 122 Stars M Aibnght M Alexander M A � n B Alpha B Anderson B Barnes C Brflmgs C Brechi P Bryant E BocKels D Cody 0. Coto J Conde� S Cummings S Oc oy T Ecfcarman C Ender 0 Essefler K Fayle C Fletcher M Fnou S Fnou E Gorvalei C Goodman K Gnttith L HacfcMd T Hastord K Hamson L Head T Houle' L Hemichol T Homtchei O. Htlton B Houghton 8 trwrn L Jacobs N Jones A Kmg M Knrghi S KixJta K Laird 0 Lanham P Laswee K Lemefle C Looney S Montgomery S Novoead P OmsOoo C Pitman M Wendel D Yaw B Young K Poege J Rippe M ffcvero B Rounds B Thom Drums and Drurnpets Stars 123 126 Band Sterling Marching Band Andrea Mitchell, sweetheart Band 127 1973-74 Ross Sterling Drum Majors % Beverly Dobbins Beverly Dobbins and Andrea Mitchell, Drum Majors Andrea Mitchell 128 Band Concert Band MEMBERS Miles Adkins. Gipson Arnold. Stanley Beal, Douglas 8eltram. Theresa Bishop. Mike Conaway. Toni Corbell. Caren Cox, Karen Cuthbertson. Sallie Daniel. Patty Dunn. Ruth Edwards. Patricia Elkins. Craig Flippo. Bobby Fudge. Deann Gibbs. Sherry Gorell. Cindy Hayes. Carl Holley, Marta Hollister. Jeanette Holman, Carla Hoxworlh. Cynthia Jackson. David Jason. Tracy Jones. Aram Kirkpatrick. Terry Kirkpatrick, Kathy Klaus. Lee Larson. Kathleen Lindsey. Victor Loggins. Rhonda Matey. Mike Marchuck. Stewart McCain. Kim Mize, Robert Moravek, Mark Penny. Cynthia Peterson, Jack Platt. Kem Price. Toni Pnddy, Karen Rem. Kenneth Robbins. Kathy Rodgers. Tammie Ryan, Randy Shirley. Greg Stephenson. Lisa Thaman. Madonna Tovlm. Vicki VanNatter. D'Anne Wallace. Janet Ward. Marsha Welborn. Jennifer White. Robert Whitman. Greg Williams. Cindy Brymer. and Gale VanWave. Wind Ensemble MEM8ERS Gloria Angermiller, Junior Arrington. Kenny Bielamowicz. Debbie 8reaux. Connie Butler. Danny Conaway. Debbie DeLaVergne. John Dierlam. Mitchell Doyle, Cynlhia Green, Imogene Griffin. Scott Griffin. Pam Halford. Vicky Hall. Eugene Hartzog. Dianne Huron. Laurie Jones. Charlene LaBove. Gordon Loggins. Gale McCullough. Robert McFarland. Michael Miller. Kevin Muldrow. Michael Peterson. Patti Pfardrescher. Shelley Pillow. Marsha Rhoades. Melinda Richards. Roxanne Robinson. Melynn Rogers. Dennis Rudder. Abel Salazar, Karen Schultz. JoEllen Sciacca. Danny Settle. Charles Smith. Sherry Smith. Bonnie Stacey. Joe Steed. Sarah Thompson. Diana Weber, Bridget Williams, and Cindy Wilson Band 129 Symphonic MEMBERS David Anderson, Lila Antle, JoBelh Bacon. Barby Beck, Dennis Beltram. Kathryn Brantley. Jody Brewer. Kim Cartwright. Cindy Conway. Patrick Cooling. Cheryl Corbell. Janie Davis. Theresa Deans. Debbie DeLoach. Jeff Dill. Beverly Dobbins. Linda Dowlen. Kathy Duhon, Kim Dunn. Lois Foyt. Mike Gilbert, Jemce Griffin, Denise Hebert. James Hebert. Dale Hilliard. Marsha Houston. Bobby Humphreys. Walter Jeffers. Kevin Johnson. Debbie Jones. Linda Kell. Kenny Kelley. Mark LaGrange. Don Lovering. Gary McCullough. Mohn Mingo Stage MEMBERS Miles Adkins. Jeff Dill. Michell Doyle. Bobby Fudge. Doug Hamilton. James Hebert. Aram Kirkpatrick. Stewart McCain. Gary McCullough. John Moon. Robert Moravek. Dean West. James White, and Rodnck Woodside 130 Band Band Andrea Mitchell. John Moon, Cheryl Moore. Nathalea Moorman, Angela Partin. Sue Pecry. Debra Peery, Tammy Plocheck. Cari Porter. Sammy Price, Judy Ray. Rusty Ridge. Kay Rushing. Ronald Silliman, Ginger Smith. Mary Smith. Mary Speidel. Sue Squier. Katherine Stankis. Billy Steed. Lynne Stimits. Kevin Vaughn. James Veenstrah, Rusty Wallace. Connie Weaver, Dean West. James White, Kay Williams. Kim Williams. Scott Wilson, Larry Zinn. and Doug Hamilton Band 131 Judy Ray. senior Kim Cartwright, junior Cindy Hayes. |unkx Debbie De Loach, junior Theresa Bishop, junior Shelly Pillow, sophomore Connie Butler, sophomore Mary Smith, sophomore Melynn Rogers, freshman Kathy Klaus, sophomore Deann Gibbs, sophomore 132 BandTwirlers Twirlers: Artists with the Batons Cindi Jackson, assistant head twirler Theresa Deans, head twirler Band Twirlers 133 Workers and Winners: RSS Band SENIORS: Front row: James Hebert. Larry Zinn. Lynne Stimits. Nathalea Moorman. Sue Squire. Kathryn Brantley. Linda Dowlen. Mary Spetdel. Beverly Dobbins. Judy Ray. Cynthia Jackson. Sallie Daniels, and Connie Weaver Second row Mark LaGrange. Gary McCullough. Jeff Dill. Greg Stevenson. Andrea Mitchell. Mike Gilbert. Lois Foyt, Kathy Duhon. Jemce Griffin, and Marsha Houston Back row James White. Ronald Sllliman. Bobby Humphreys. Miles Adkins. Jody Brewer. Mark Penny. Jennifer White. Gordon Loggins, Rusty Ridge, and John Mingo Mary Speldel. student director and Gordon Loggins. assistant. Nathalea Moorman, assistant secretary and Linda Dowlen. secretary Jennifer White, chaplain and Connie Weaver, historian. Mark Penney, assistant librarian and Jenice Griffin, librarian 134 Band BAND MANAGERS: Jeff Dill, Kathryn Brantley. Greg Stephenson. Lois Foyt REPRESENTATIVES: Sherry Gorrell. Douglas Hamilton. Angela Berlin ALL DISTRICT. Front row Cheryl Corbell. Kathryn Brantley. Denise Hebert. Tammy Plocheck. Barby Beck. Angela Partin Back row: John Moon. Jody Brewer. Mark LaGrange. Doug Hamilton, Jetf Dill. Kevin Vaughn, James Veenstra. Larry Zinn. Rusty Wallace ALL REGION. Front row: Kathryn Brantley. Barby Beck, Angela Partin Back row Rusty Wallace. Jody Brewer. Mark LaGrange. Doug Hamilton. Jeff Dill. Larry Zinn ALL AREA Jody Brewer. Kathryn Brantley, Larry Zinn. ALL STATE. Kathryn Brantley. Larry Zinn. Band 135 overnor and First Lady owned A t Assembly — District Matting Sfm ov 'i nor Jimm' Cherry, ijl. rvii STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Lisa Hood, treasurer: Kathy Buchanan, cor respondi rig secretary. Randy Petrick, student council president. Kathy Smith, recording secretary. Martin Lemond. student council president; Oeacon Winters, parliamentarian-chaplain. Stephanie Novosad. reporter. rrr 3 i'r i fflffn I ® VMfffcC 3 136 Student Council -o � Vv, , T. . 03 Student Council 137 SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS—Front row Mary Beth Wendel, Sherry Bowdom. Clydette Messiah. SheronGray. Kathy Buchanan, and Kay Gammon Middle row Richard Greer. Mike Pillow. John S vek. and Joe Kelley Back row Lisa Hood. Katherine Harrison, Randy Patrick. Martin Lemond. and Kathy Smith •I ( 11 138 Student Council rllog i:i tctin i touon with two ■.aHiwr’s llungpfg lost llaStf- '! '• M H • C. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS — Front row; Karen Hill. Becky Johnson. David Haney. Susan Richards, David G'Sell, Jenna Burge, Matl Grandy. Suzanne Walker, and Marie Richards Back row. Connie K«rr. Keith Bigler. Johnny Spain, Danny Settle and Mary i? ' i WINS DISTRICT it Sterling High . ■rivKIU tlfcV I fci arme Walker, Senior officers are Kaye is David Haney the Bt Me Kir Lisa Rodi rharc •Janet I __ l ast ••-■nr. a.s a .v;r. ■! Mary Beth Wendel. Lisa Hood, and Susan Timmons rush to meet a deadline The Sentinel Staff observed Arbor Day by planting a red bud tree and camphor tree on the school campus Cheryl Smilh. Jocelyn Dickson, and Teresa Martin work on stories for the next edition of the SENTINEL Amy Bishop, ad manager, and Linda Buchanan, artist, work together, preparing for the coming issue David Holloway and Jim Campbell, sports editors, review current sports to condense sports news for the SENTINEL 140 Sentinel STERLING SENTINEL STAFF Amy Bishop. Linda Buchanan, Jim Campbell, Debbie DeLoach. Jocelynn Dickson. Mark Goodin. Dana Green. Katherine Harrison. David Holloway. Candy Holman. Lisa Hood. Kevin Langston, Teesie Marlin. Cheryl Smith. Susan Timmons. Mary Beth Wendel. Dean West and Marla Witt Dean West. Debbie DeLoach. and Mark Goodin proofread and type polls Journalism II students make up the Sterling Sentinel staff. They are assisted by Journalism I students who take polls, sell ads. and produce one issue of the monthly paper. Journalism students produced a mimeographed poetry magazine as a fund raising project. Lynn Elliot. Candy Holman. Kevin Langston, and Dana Green practice writing a news story Three Journalism I and II students entered District Interscholastic League Journalism Contest. Dean West placed first in headline writing and third in feature writing Katherine Harrison placed fourth in editorial writing. Maria Witt, co-editor. Mrs. Wilma Johnston, sponsor, and Katherine Harrison, editor, plan the layout for the current issue Sentinel 141 Journalism I Y and II Y Classes Produce Governor Mrs. Brown, should I use 70% blue or 100%?“ — Janie Wardlaw. Danny Elkins works hard to meet a deadline. Annual staffers sell annuals dunng lunch period. Susan Caver. Martin Lemond. Kathy Nelson. Marla Witt. Pat Mooney. Lynn Read and Terri Whatley 142 Governor Staff Pal Mooney proofs one of his ad layouts Tom Mosley, John Sherrell. Ben Broughton, Kathy Nelson. Mary Penton. and Janie Wardlaw reluctantly agree to pose for their picture Co-editor, Mark Hall, proofs copy Mike McHugh asks. Did you lose those prints again Rosanna Barnett. Danny Elkins, Marla Witt, Mrs. Brown. Terri Whatley. Martin Lemond and Lynn Read attended Huntsville Summer Workshop. Notptctured Mike McHugh, Tom Mosley and Sophelta Predom Journalism — Yearbook II Marla Witt Martin Lemond Danny Elkins Terri Whatley Pat Mooney Journalism — Yearbook I Mark Hall Tom Mosley Mary Penton Kathy Nelson Susan Caver Janie Wardlaw Rosanna Barnett Denice Jones Ernest Winfree Mike McHugh Mike Gilbert Kathy Brantley Ben Broughton John Sherrell Lynn Read Governor Staff 143 All-Star Cast Announced Cindy Harmon received the best actress award tor her rote in West Side Story Robert Sanchez was voted most valuabte member by the club club sponsor, announces winner 144 Thespian Club John Weatherty. best actor, and Mary Herbert, best supporting actress. Patty Bryant, best technician Jeft Laird, best supporting actor, presents the Powder Puff award to Miss Bobby Ford Thespian Club 145 Thespian Club Banquet, a Costume Affair Thespians bring dinner theater to members and their guests The old man, (John Robbins) brings Andy to the banquet. Captain Hook (Danny Smoke), and Peter Pan (Rita Holub) 146 Thespian Club The Godfather. (Norman Ponder), intimidates Raggedy Ann and Andy Pam Ormsbee has a hairy date Joe Whitted was first in line as usual Anneene Muckelroy. Rita Holub. and Danny Smoke wait patiently for Wendy. Thespian Club 147 Robert Sanchez president Don Lovering vice-president Larry Nettles secretary Mark Penny treasurer Danny Elkins Thomas Mosley Brad DuPlantis Ron Sheppard Mr Little senior director junior director sophomore director bulletin editor sponsor 148 Key Club □ □ Accommodations were better than they first seemed Key Club The strangest thing happened; Dudes just kept falling in the river1 The annual staff Tug-o-War the agony of defeat Key Club 149 Youth Serves Youth SENIORS: Bob West. Mark Penny. Mark Ward. JUNIORS Top to bottom Kerney Thomas, Ron Sheppard. Gus Wilson. Tex Woodall. Tom Mosley, Nick Griffin. James Williams SOPHOMORES Bill Black. Mike Sanchez. Norman Ponder. Victor Garcia. Mike Buffum 150 Key Club Sherry Bowdom Relay Queen Nominee Candidate for District Sweetheart The trip to San Antonio with the Lee Key Club proved interesting Front row Don Lovering, Ricky Burns. Gerald Dickens. Tom Mosley. James Williams. Bob West. Ken Guiles. Mike Buffum, Nick Grittm. Victor Garaa. Ron Sheppard Top row Kerney Thomas. Mark Penny. Robert Sanchez. Mike Sanchez Key Club 151 Keyettes Richard Greer Miss Livingston beau sponsor Miss Lambert sponsor Sherry Bowdoin Cindy Hayes Lisa Hood Mary Beth Wendet Loree Wilkinson president vice-president secretary treasurer parliamentarian Terri Roush reporter Kathy Smith senior director Janet Ripple Allison Bryant Sheron Gray lunior director sophomore director mum chairman 152 Keyettes Tern Roush. Kathy Smith. Sherry Bowdoin, Judy Ray. Mary Beth Wendel. Candy Sharp. Susan Timmons. Lisa Hood. Marcelle Gilbert Kathy Buchanan Keyettes 153 Front row Candy Sharp. Tern Roush. Judy Ray Back row Sherry Bowdoin, Susan Timmons. Mary Beth Wendel. Marcelle Gilbert. Kathy Smith, Lisa Hood. Kathy Buchanan Front row Mary Herbert. Ginger Smith Donna Smalley. Karen Hill. Connie Kerr. Connie Rowe. Stephanie Gray, Kim Cartwright. Galynn Snider Back row. Cindy Hayes. Mary Hooper. Mary Sivek. Brenda Dunn. Mona Williams. Suzanne Walker. Debbie Herman Sherry Bowdom. president, led the Keyettes to victory in the tug-o war 154 Keyettes OFFICERS Kalhy Smith, senior director. Debbie Herman, co-mum chairman; Mary Beth Wendel. treasurer. Cindy Hayes, vice-president Sherry Bowdoin, president. Lisa Hood, secretary. Sheron Gray, mum- chairman. Janet Rippte. junior director Not pictured Susan Timmons sergeant-at-arms Front row: Susie Phelps. Theresa Dean Judy Ripple. Susan McBride, Shelly Pillow. Cindy Goodman. Carol Schweitzer, Laura Gentry. Cathy George. Mary Fourrier Back row. Anne Tavery. Paula Motley. Taro Collins. Stephanie Novasod. Sherolyn Bivona. Dana McMillan. Lisa Rodriguez Keyettes 155 Directors senior Junior junior sophomore Lynn Read Jutie Hall Kathy Nelson Pat Mabe Marsha Hoskins enjoys Christmas dance with date John Sivek David Kerr, club beau helps initiate sophomore Dawn Davis Lynnell Wilks and her date pose while helping serve the drinks 156 Antler Club SENIORS Top row Lynnell Wilks. Gerrianne Hyde Bottom row. Oonna Pennington, Marsha Hoskins. David Kerr. Deborah Briggs. Not pictured Lynn Read OFFICERS Top row Marsha Hoskins. David Kerr, Lynnell Wilks Bottom row Julia Hall. Kathy Nelson. Jeanme Miller. Eva Evans. Pat Mabe. Lisa Turner JUNIORS Top row Alice Galphin. Debra Peery. Barby Beck. Lisa Turner. Kathy Bilnoski Middle row Susan Hofteld. Mary Tovlm. Blanche Greenwood. Dana Green Bottom row Carla Donahue. Julia Hall. Kathy Nelson. Brenda Menette. Jeanme Miller. Eva Evans CLUB BEAU David Kerr SPONSORS Miss Brooks Miss Ludwig SOPHOMORES Top Pat Mabe. Cheryl Whitley. Jennifer Woods. Kaye Garrett Middle Deborah Estetter. Vangie Evans. Grayson Walden, Janie Wardlaw, Ruth Edwards. Vickie Rowe. Sherry Foye Bottom Cheryl Hinson Antler Club 157 Mr McLeod Sponsor Front row: Sr Director. Kelly Dickens, president. Gary McCullough Back row Jr Director. Dean West, secretary. Pat Mooney Front row Ricky Primeux, Dean West. Pat Mooney. Gary McCullough. Scott Laird Back row Jerry Elrod. Jamie Shenll. Chuck Prgott. Darrell Vojacek. Kelly Dickens 158 Leo Andrea Mitchell. Sweetheart, receives roses from president. Gary McCullough Gary McCullough Miles Atkins Mike Hayes Kelly Dickms Pat Mooney Dean West Chuck Pigott Brent Owens Scott Laird Leo Club 159 MEMBERS — Bottom row. Angela Partin. Betsy Anderson. Mrs Middleton. Derease Hilton. Diane Cody. Debbie Jones Second row: Pam Ormsbee, Kaye Gammon. Angela King. Sue Barnes. Hedy Allison. Margie Albright. Third row Carolyn Pitman. Karen Fayle, Ctydette Messiah. Shelia Kelley Fourth row. Kathy Cannon. Connie Weaver. Paula Lashlee Filth row Cheryl Moore. Michelle Hefley. Patty Bryant. Loretta Furney. Elaine Buckles. Laura Durio. Tern Whatley. Bonnie Campbell Top row. Donna Conley. Robyne Gold. Karen Bradbury. Brigette Beavers. Tammie Halford. Lisa Heintchel Miss Marti Mrs Middleton Sponsors Steve Hughes beau 160 Lioness Club Kathy Cannon. Karen Fayte. Cfydette Messiah Donna Conley, sophomore director. Paula Lashlee. junior direc jr Pam Ormsbee. reporter Margie Albright, treasurer Clydette Messiah, vice-president Elaine Buckles, parliamentarian Kathy Cannon, secretary Karen Fayle. president Pam Ormsbee. reporter Elaine Buckles, parliamentarian Margie Albright, reporter Katherine Barbara Thorn Harrison Lioness 161 Lett picture Susan Brown Connie Weaver Karen Fayle Cathy Cannon Angela King Kaye Gammon Clydette Messiah Right picture Michelle Hefley Loretta Furney Laura Durio Tern Whatley Hedi Allison Kathy Bell Bonnie Campbell Linda Canon Front row Donna Conley Second row Diane Cody, Angela Partin. Debbie Jones Third row Tammie Hallord. Bngette Beavers, Betsy Anderson. Karen Bradbury. Derease Hilton Back row: Robyn Gold, Lisa Hemtschei Patty Bryant Cheryl Moore Pam Ormsbee Elaine Buckles Carolyn Pitman Sheila Kelley Margie Albright Now folks, here's Santi Lois Foyt Teresa Conley Tricia Hessler Sue Barnes Initiation of Lioness members draws large crowds New clowns are created at initiation 163 Top to Bottom Mr. Smith, sponsor Kenneth Whitley Fred Kissick Roy Dunham Albert Martinez Mike Conway Tim Swanson Octagon Every JRA has a must date after the homecoming bonfire — hundreds of white carnations are waiting to be transformed into boutonnieres to be delivered the next day. Money raised by this activity is used in service projects which include work with children in the Opportunity Center. Throughout the year JRA shows appreciation for service given the school by its athletes and teachers. Each girl has an opportunity to be a guest at a weekly luncheon meeting of the Baytown Rotary JRAs Sell Boutonnieres Front row Tom Corbell. Lorn Messmger. Sue Peery. Kay Williams. Janie Davis. Second row Sharon Coleman. Brenda Hotchkiss. Kathy Poage. Kim Williams. Kathryn Stankis. Jo Beth Bacon Third row: Susan Early. Laura Herndon. Kate Doyle. Molly Stutts. Jane Eike. Mary Beth Hotchkiss Fourth row: Jemce Griffin. Kim Oxford. Penny Cam. Shirley Muldrow. Cindy Lindley. Joy Hickman Back row Roxanne Robinson, M'Liss Probst. Kem Warren. Andrea Ahlfinger. kathy Duhon Front row SOPHOMORE DIRECTORS — Sue Peery. Kay Williams, Cindy Lindley Second row Kate Doyle, Junior director, Jane Eike scrapbook chairman. Laura Herndon, boutonniere chairman Back row Kathy Poage. treasurer, Joy Hickman, secretary, M'Liss Probst. vice- president. Kathy Duhon. reporter. Jemce Griffin, president SENIORS Kathy Poage. Joy Hickman. M'Liss Probst. Kathy Duhon. Jemce Griffin JUNIORS Front row Laura Herndon. Tom Corbell. Brenda Hotchkiss. Kate Doyle Back row Sharon Coleman. Susan Early, Kim Oxford. Jane Eike SOPHOMORES Front row Jo Beth Bacon, Penny Cain. Sue Peery, Lorn Messmger, Shirley Muldrow Second row Mary Beth Hotchkiss. Cindy Lindley. Jame Davis, Kim Williams. Molly Stutts Back row Kay Williams. Kathryn Stankis. Roxanne Robinson. Andrea Ahlfinger. Kem Warren 166 Junior Rotary Anns Kenneth Mitchell, beau Miss Robson, co-sponsor Mrs Sanders, co-sponsor One thousand more boutonnieres to go1 — Lorn Messmger and Elizabeth Montemayor Debra Biggers shows her artistic talent by painting a poster to support the team RSS and REL Junior Rotary Ann installation Junior Rotary Anns 167 Jr. Optimisses Enjoy Meeting at City Park SENIOR MEMBERS — Counter clockwise LaRisa Walker, Anne Schieshl. Rila Schneider. Vicki Atkins, Randy Petnck. Jana Cockerham. Luanne Harper. Susan Fnou. Colleen Curran, Cindy Jacobs. All right gang, this time I'll let it slide 168 Junior Optimisses Miss Diana Davidson. Sponsor Randy Patrick, club beau Jana Cockerham, president Front row Vicki Atkins, vice president; Randy Petnck. beau. Jana Cockerham. president Second row Rita Schneider. LaRisa Walker. Ann Schieshi. Susan Friou, Cindy Jacobs. Carla Osgood. Denise Benton. Lisa Head. Susan Cummings. Denise Hebert Standing Rita Schneider. Colleen Curran. Luanne Harper. Wynne Julian. Donna Cole, Becky Houghton. Rhonda Dunn. Janet Hinton. Mickey Friou. Susan Pruett. Teri Hemtschel, Sheri Dickey. Kim Lemelle. Fawn Ward Junior Optimisses 169 Rhonda Dunn listens intently as a fellow member tells exciting Christmas story Junior Optimisses Enjoy Happy Holidays With Santa Vicki Atkins, vice- Lisa Head, secretary president Now. before I say yes. what all do I have to do? asks Randy Petnck. club beau 170 Jr Optimisses Nalhalea Moorman, senior director Denise Benton junior director Gwen Harding sophomore director Denise Benton Cindy Cleveland Tonna Cole Rhonda Dunn Lisa Head Denise Hebert Norma Jones Front row Kim Lemelle. Becky Houghton. Janet Hinton. Terri Heintschel. Sherri Dickey Back row Susan Pruett, Mickie Friou. Brenda Beal. Carla Osgood. Gwen Harding Junior Optimisses Anchor Club OFFICERS— Back row M Speidel. hist.. S Cardwell, 10th dir. B Dobbins, vlce- pres., I Thaman. 10th dir; B. White. 11 th dir Front row. C Townsend, chap ; A Mitchell, pres ; and S. Talley, sec JUNIORS — Back row B White, T Flippo. K Black. Middle: C LaBove. S Soriano. L Schmidt. R Bradbury Front D Schimming. and F Adcox Not pictured J Cox. J Foreman. M Garza. R McOuire. K Stephenson, and L Thompkins. SENIORS — Back row M. Speidel. C. Jackson. B. Dobbins. Front row: G. Gibson. A Mitchell. J White. S. Daniels Not pictured: S Talley, C. Townsend. D. Adcox. and J. Bays. OTHER OFFICERS ARE J. White, chap.; C. Jackson, sec SOPHOMORES — Back row M Campbell. B. Wilson. K Griffith, M Stewart. L Thaman. G McCullough. T Ryan, R Goins. N Hamilton 2nd row: K Lindsey. J Jones. L. Tullos. R. Stap, T Mitchell. S Cardwell Front row R Jordon, M Boucher. C. Whitaker, and L Sargent. Not pictured: B Adkins. R Brown. C. Cain. T Hams. K Hudson. D. Nunez. G Seago. D Starr and P Whmery 172 Anchor Club The Anchors do their thing! Plotting the initiation' Chris Campbell contemplates his next Tina gets a workout during initiation move. Becky Wilson poses for Seventeen' Jack and the boys have a fun game of Just watch what I do! pool Anchor Club 173 Interact Club Kathy Buchanan club sweetheart Back row Dennis Boucher. Bobby Thigpen. Sam Beauchamp. Hank McKenney. Rusty Russell. Malrey Pyle. Richard Weaver. Dee Wheatley. Randy Petnck. John Sivek. Kenneth Mitchell Secondro-w Lanny Leonard. Brad Forrester. Robert Seymore, Mike Estes. Tim Carpenter. Jody Zorn. Gilbert Sandoval. Tony Price. Steve 8aker. Barry Smitherman, Chris Rupp. Mr Hems Seated Don Whatley. Glen Baker. Deacon Winters. Jimmie McBride. Mike Ponder. Bobby Sutton 174 Interact Club Club sweetheart. Kathy Buchanan and senior member John Srvek received the honor ot being Governor and First Lady ol 1974 Gilbert Sandoval and Steve Baker new sophomore members find flirting in the library quite enjoyable Interact Club 175 Annette Greer, club sweetheart CONTESTANTS: Wesley Cowan. Steve Tavary, Wayne Bird. Sherren Korenek. Ray Hill 176 Distributive Education Developing D e c A Mary Beth Holt. DE sponsor OFFICERS Lanny Leonard, president. Suzanne Holub. 1st vice- president; Ronnie Yandell. 2nd vice-president; Annette Greer. secretary-treasurer. Dena Cheek, reporter DECA AREA III CONTESTANTS Front row Jackie Graham. Vickie Vail. Diana Watts, Judy Cox. Sherren Korenek. Lee Lou Wade. Mrs Mary Beth Holt 2nd row Dale Cowan. Bobby Clements. Keith Richardson, Chuck Keeling. Ronnie Yandle Back row Sandy Brookfield. Sheila Talley. Steve Tavary. Gordon Bryant. Darus Gigout Back row Mike Morgan. Bob Transou Front row: Wayne Bird. Ina Branin. Allen Fabian. Joyce Johnson. Alan Duncan. Joy Douglas. Wesley Cowan. Jams Isbell. Tim Campbell. Mrs Mary Beth Holt Top row Bruce Hall. Lanny Leonard. Annette Greer. Ricky Chatham, Dennis Powell. Tommy James. Dena Cheek. Billy May. Suzanne Holub. Jack Little. Lynn Read. Ray Hill. Gary Summers. Steve Liles. Marla Witt Distributive Education 177 distribui lv€ Education, leaches Fret Erifer prist Jackie Graham. Mike Morgan. Shelia Talley. Darus G� gout. Ray Dunman. Chuck Keeling. Judy Cox. Keith Richardson. Steve Tavary. Bob Transou. Lee Lou Wade. Vicki Vail. Diana Watts. Billy May. Lynn Read, Jack Little. Marla Witt. Dennis Powell. Gary Summers 178 Distributive Education Sieve Liles. Tommy James. Bruce Hall. Janis Isbell. Joyce Bobby Clement. Gordon Bryant. Sandy Brookfield. Kathy Byford. Johnson. Allen Fabian. Dale Cowan Mike Cooper. Ina Branm. Joy Douglas. Ricky Chatham. Alan Duncan. Tim Campbell Cheryl Townsend assists a customer Distributive Education 179 Front row Tim Coker. Bill Williamson. Gerald Smith. Pat Williams. Natalie Lewis. Dana Settle Back row Marty Robinson. Donald Smith, Donny Masse ngale, Robert Leonard. Daniel Lavor Front row Steve Hudgins. Claud Deet. Greg Angel. Lisa Eckman. Lisa Turner. Don Shamblln. Kenneth Kimmey. Mike Hughes. Back row Terry Barron. Robin Tolleson. Dee Wheatley, Jody Bransford. John Jacobson. John Wilson. Marvin Mullins, Douglas Gilbert 180 Industrial Cooperative Training Connie Robbins, dental assistant Marvin Mullins, Interface Adhesive Corp. John Wilson. Highlands Texaco Greg Angel. Dan Saveli. Construction Builders John Jacobson. Baytown Feed Supply Debt� e Ubnosky. MBA Clinic Dee Wheatley, Taco Bell Joe Lynnie. 8ranstord Salvage Co Kenneth Kimmey. Watkin s Shell Don Shamblin. Weingarten's Lisa Turner, First Baptist Day Care Lisa Eckman. All-Spec Fastners Barbara Dunham, Baytown Eye Clinic Claud Deei. Police Garage Terry Barron. Coca Cola Michael Hughes. Hughes' Pallet Service Robm Tolleson, Beossimg Stauss Stephen Hudgins. VMCA Claire Nitschmann. San Jacinto Hospital Donnie Massengale, Anderson's Keith Todd. Cash Carry Travis Phillips. Gibson's Charles Kinney. San Jacinto Hospital X-ray Tim Coker. Hugh Wood Ford Dotty Bastam, San Jacinto Hospital X-ray Gary Tucker, Ramsey Florist. Highlands Pat Williams. Ronnie s Food Market Natalie Lewis. San Jacinto Hospital X-ray Laura Smith. Bill Smith Upholstery Dennis Thompson, Construction Garth Rd Marty Robinson. Anderson's Shoe Shop Robert Leonard. Campbells' Texaco Donald Smith. Lingo Oldsmobile Kevin Rounds. Hathaway s Foodstore Chris Ivey. Highlands Electric Dana Settle. Sizzler Douglas Gilbert. School Keith Richardson, School Industrial Cooperative Training 181 Skills Learned in Class Pay Off Cosmetology students put skills learned in class into practice. During the second year they take appointments for hair cutting, styling in addition to sets and manicures. Connie Atchley applies tint to patron s hair SENIORS Front row Kathy Duarte. Connie Atchley. and Karen Elliott Middle row: Cindy Dossey. Lynnell Wilks. Glenda Gibson Back row Maria Espinosa. Elaine Boone. Paula Hopson, and Marsha Houston JUNIORS: Front row Kathy Morrison. Donna Taylor, and Becka Fisher Back row Rhea McBride. Linda Little. Debbie Hart. Sylvia Wheattali. Linda Schmidt, and Joyce Destm Pro� ™— V-CB-Pro _ Secretary — Treasurer — Reporter — Parhamentoaan — Cftacttm — Sr — Gier oaG� b oo Sr —C Oy Dossey Sr — lynnofl Wtfh Sr — Paula Motaon S' - Knon EUofl Sr — lA� r.a Esoro Sr — ElornoBoon jr — LrfxMSchmdt Jr — ReboccaFntoi Jr — RheaMc8r Oo Jr — Debt� Man Jr —TonyGordon Jr—L-nde Lime Jr — KainyMorrnon 182 Cosmetology Mrs Nivens demonstrates cutting hair for Rhea McBride The bath is on me. laughs Paula Hopson when the spray wouldn't go where it was supposed to go Kathy Duarte and Paula Hopson find all the muscles in Kathy Morrison s face It never hurts to try Maria Espinosa and Don't worry it's only wave set. Paula Kathy Duarte discuss a new hair style Hopson assures a customer Wigs are easy to please. says Kathy Morrison to Rhea McBride Sylvia Wheatfali. Joyce Destm. and Debbie Hart agree Cosmetology 183 Auto Mechanics Mr Alpha, instructor Ronnie Tims. David Andrews, and Randy Taylor take a rest during a brake job James Williams tries to figure out the problem 184 Auto Mechanics Joe Trahan works on Coach Ferrell's tractor Wendell Franklin tries to start a combine engine Auto Mechanics of the luture RSS Department Trains Welders Ross S. Sterling Welding Department has Blue Medal winner in District with a project by Allan Vestal. Randy Hastier and Mr. Wixon discuss horizontal V butt joint shown on fixture Ricky Murphy and Billy Weatherford are using a track torch Kenneth Gunter tests a weld coupon in bender machine Welding 187 JCL Activities Put Life in Latin OFFICERS Susan Wilkinson, secretary; David Dishman. vice-president. Lisa Hemtschel. historian Not pictured Mark Penny, president. Becky Irwin. treasurer MEM8ERS Front row Lisa Hemtschel. Leticia Barrientes. Susan Wilkinson Second row Vangie Evans. Lorri Messmger. Debra Biggers. Lisa Head. Cindy Enderli Back row Gwen Cole. David Dishman. David Penny. Gilbert Sandoval. Steve Dowlen. Steve Baker, Sam Beauchamp Not pictured: Terry Cougot. Becky Irwin. Denise Benton. Mark Penney. Jay Rice. Larry McKnight. Jody Zorn Initiation Lisa Hemtschel and Lorri Messinger gel eggs poured down their throats (An old Ftoman custom’) 188 Junior Classical League Ring-a-round the Rosie? Denise Benton enjoys dancing bare footed Brotherly love Sisterly love? Our Hero Sam Beauchamp. 2nd place winner. Winners not pictured Terry Cougot and Debra Diggers, honorable mention Junior Classical League 189 Motto: Zur besseren weltweiten VerstSndigung und Freundschaft! °0SS STERLING MIOR H I G H SCHOOL Front row Lisa Turner. Judy Rippet. Mary Spiedel, Mary Steed. Sissy von Manger. Gwen Harding. Pm� e Webber. Mary Hooper. Mrs Schulze, sponsor Back row Tom Horn. Mark Ward. Brent Johnson. Reed Hughes. Don Lovering. Mike Turner. Bill Nitschmann. Martin Clayton, Mike Moore. Bobby Le Cates Not pictured: Howard Hartzog, David Cummings. Steve Laubach. Julia Thomas Howard Hartzog. treasurer ana spring trimester president Mike Turner, president. Reed Hughes, sergeant at arms. Brent Johnson, historian; Mike Moore, vice-president; Lisa Turner, secretary 190 German Club Howard Hartzog and David Cummings talk over the definition of W One of those exciting German Club parties' One of our great tennis players. Judy Rippel The Ross Sterling German Club won first place at the Deer Park Language Fair. Those who participated in the play were Mike Turner. Mike Moore. Howard Hartzog. Reed Hughes. Bill Brueck. Pinie Webber, and Lisa Turner. Pinie Webber received first place in advanced prose reading. Other projects of the German Club included filling a Christmas basket for a needy family, going to the Oktoberfest at Bayrischer Garten in Houston, having dinner at the Old Munich Inn with ice skating afterwards. Also they went on a bicycle tour to the San Jacinto Monument, and had an overnight party at Galveston after school closed. Two new members get the bad end of the deal' German Club 191 LA TERTULIA is the local chapter of the Pan American Student Forum of Texas. This group with its 10.000 members identifies with people in developing countries and shares in their community improvement activities. Specific concern for La Tertulia is La Buena Madre. an orphans' home Other projects include Youth for Understanding, a student exchange program. Pesos for Braces. and Operacidn Nihos1” The initiation party at the Webber home, the hay ride followed by a weiner roast at the Schmadls' Trinity River lot. and the feast at Pancho s were the social events of the year Attendance at the San Antonio meeting of the Pan American Student Forum of Texas was the highlight of the year's program. CA imauA Julie Hall, vice president, Jeanme Miller, secretary treasurer. Jemce Griffin, president. Ginger Miller, reporter MEMBERS — Front row Julie Hall. Jeannie Miller. Jemce Griffin. Sherry Hayes. Laura Forsvall. Ginger Miller. Mrs Schmadl. sponsor Back row: Mr Webber, sponsor; M Liss Probst. Dee Wheatley. Glenn Blake. Fred Hall. Soledad Gonzalez Notptclured Maria Rivero. Erie Harding 192 La Tertulia Laura Forsvall, left, and Mrs. Evelyn Schmadl participated in the 1974 Los Amigos de las Americas program. Laura spent three weeks in Guatemala with a group of volunteers working in a neighborhood health clinic. Mrs. Schmadl joined a similar team headquartered in Nicaragua. Be a good sponsor and take Eric Harding gets‘ bombed Laura Forsvall is brain 01 course you can trust me your medicine ” washed LaTertulia 193 Mr. Robert Kirkley helps Science Club members answer the question WHY. Each member must use his own curiosity, powers of observation and deduction to arrive at a reasonable conclusion. John Ford uses the electronic balance “I Want to Know Why” Static electricity causes some interesting results To raise money to carry out club activities the club sold baby chicks at Easter. This has become a Sterling tradition. Robert Whitmore applies his Knowledge Properties ot the pendulum fascinated Mark Williams 194 Science Club Mr Kirkley demonstrates the elasticity ol bubble gum John Robbins examines an ammeter James Flynn prepares super-saturated solution Dennis Rudder finds that precise data is important in arriving at proper calculations Donald Smith generates electricity by kinetic energy Science Club 195 Lifeliners Give Community Service Marilyn Green, president Edna Wilkins, vice president Virjeama Wade, secretary Paula Gay. treasurer Deborah Mayas, reporter Eva Harris, chaplain Laura Anders, dean ot pledges Deborah Collins, sergeant at arms Alma Allred Anne Allen Lois Antoine Bonnie Ruth Bell Faye Blake Debra A Brown Nina Bryant Laura Duno Chame Grevenburg Renee Johnson Janice Landry Michelle Lathon Brenda Lewis Pamela McGhee Janeen Merufee Pamela Perry Sophelia Predom Myra Richard Irma Singleton Henrietta Wnght 196 Lifeliners Bonnie Bell. Henrietta Wright. Sophetia Predom. Jeanette Creeks. Deborah Collins. Paula Gay. Laura Durio. Deborah Mays. Marilyn Green. Donzella Marks. Laura Anders. Virjearwa Wade. Eva Harns Deborah Mayos and Marilyn Green show oft their prizes Life Liners is an interest club to serve the school and community. says Mrs Solomon, club sponsor Marilyn Green. Sophelia Predom. Bonnie Bell. Edna Wilkins. Debra Collins. Jeanette Creeks Lifeliner Club 197 Class Activities Gain Meaning in FHA Program Future Homemakers of America is an important part of the homemaking education program. It provides additional experiences in planning and carrying out activities related to home, school, and community. Opportunity to develop leadership, scholarship, and citizenship responsibilities is provided through interesting activities. OFFICERS Rosanna Barnett, reporter; Debtxe Broussard, vice-president; M'Liss Probst. president; Denice Jones, secretary; Mary Boucher, historian; Cheryl Townsend, treasurer Not pictured: Sharolyn Bivona. parliamentarian. Cheryl Townsend enjoys the goodies at Mrs. Conley's. Mrs Stone is surprised by an FHA Christmas gift. Russell Hargrove Beau REPRESENTATIVES: Ruth Inman, sr; Sandra Larson, soph.. Mary Penton. |r Not pictured: Traycee Isenberg, fresh. Ruth Fawvor and Miss Kelley admire gifts made by FHA'ers. 198 FHA Future Homemakers of America Interested? Mad? Frustrated? Ruth Inman Remember the night of the air raid? has mixed feelings Noses were the only casualties. The three summer beauty queens' M'Liss Probst. Mary Boucher. Denice Jones. I’ve heard of your nose to the grind stone but this is ridiculous. whispered Julie McCown Being a page at Area III Convention is really hard work as Debbie Broussard and Cheryl Townsend discovered An area officer presents the program of Encounter MEMBERS Front row Mary Penton. Maria Garza. Jerri Fanesliel. Ruth Fawvor. Rosanna Barnett. Phyllis Stowe Second row Linda Canon. Kathy Bell. Robin Stap. Belinda Schubert. Trayce Isenberg. Ruth Inman. Jayne Massie. Teresa Conley. Amber McBride. Mary Boucher. Denise Clark. Kathleen Courtney. Katrinka Barrow. Renee Barnett. Sandra Larson Third row Elaine Boone. Donna Conley. Joy Douglas. Debbie Broussard. Holle Winget, Josie Remore, Tanya Wingate. Sharlet Jasper. Mary Creel. Denice Jones. Darlene Knappick. Kay Garrett. Miss Kelley Back row Mrs. Stone, Penny Cain, Cheryl Townsend. Dawn Tillman. Julie McCown. Dianna Shatley. Melode Johnson. M'Liss Probst. Debbie Stavtnoha. Desiree Koon. and Karryne Lamb Future Homemakers of America 199 Future Teachers of America Like School Purposes of FTA To interest young men and women in teaching as a career: To provide its members with experiences to develop the qualities and attitudes basic to successful teaching. To impart an understanding of the development and purpose of free public schools in USA. Recess is a fun time for Lois Foyl Eisa Gonzales, president Norma Jones, vice president Clydette Messiah, secretary treasurer Lois Foyt, reporter Mrs. Rebecca Weatherford, sponsor Kathy Barker Carol Billings Debbie Broussard Tamera Butler Jana Cockerham Ricky Chiles Donna Cole Sharon Coleman Sallie Daniels Laura Durio Carla Donahue Cindy Enderli Tammie Halford Brenda Hotchkiss Mary Ann Hughes Teresa Husband Carla Jasper Vicki Kocurek Billy May Gale McCullough Dorene Nunez Jana Ralls Lori Thomas Jennifer White 200 Future Teachers of America Jennifer White and Lois Foyt help with Parents' Night Future teachers help in classrooms Debbie Broussard. Carol Billings, and Sally Daniel plan picnic Students make teaching enjoyable Future Teachers Association 201 Pat Mabe Leads Art Club Pat Mabe, president Danny Smoke, vice-president Enid Walker, secretary-treasurer Mike Probst, reporter Susan Brough Luanne Carter Sally Larson Barbara Homan Kay Skrabanek Jody Sullivan Van Walker Reggie Wilkins Dana Woods Kelly Fae Williams Mrs. Mary Louise Jones, sponsor Following our faithful and fearless leader, Pat Mabe, the RSS Art Club participated in projects shown and also had demonstrations by Baytown artists and made a visit to Houston museums and the Rothko Chapel. Kay Skrabanek and Dana Woods serve doughnuts to Mike Probst Mike Probst. En� d Walker. Kay Skrabanek. Susan Brough. Van Walker. Pat Mabe. and Barbara Homan work on ornaments for hospital trays. 202 Art Club Chairs? Funny you should ask! Enid Walker, Mrs. Jones, sponsor Van Walker, and Dana Wood deep in projects with President. Pat Mabe So Barbara said. Diddy-wah-diddy! Mr. Natural, who me? Van Walker, o! course' Art Club 203 Ecology Club lelps Beautify Baytown ikf 4P OFFICERS Suzanne Walhor. junior director; Stetfam Gray, president. Theresa Walmsley. treshman director. Paul Fotwell. photographer. |Bobby Thigpen, sophomore director; Kristene Walters, reporter; Sue Barnes, secretary, and Pam Barnes, treasurer Not pictured Barbara | Dunham, vice president The Ecology Club has actively tried to help improve the environment and beautify [ Baytown After a candy sale, the club was able to contribute to Citizens Environmental Coalition. Armand Bayou Fund. Sierra Club, and many other wildlife organizations. During Earth Week, the Ecology Club presented an ecological slide show to many classes and made bulletin boards for teachers. Plants were placed around the marquee in I front of the school and recycled stationery was | sold during lunch. A newspaper drive to collect papers for recycling brought in over 4.000 pounds. Earth Week ended on Saturday. May 11. with a city-wide cleanup and a picnic at Roseland Park. I -W •. ir ’• i 1 A Sponsor. Ms Cooke, gets a free nde ■oJ Mother Nature. Steffani Gray, appears before picnickers in Ecology Club assembly Ecology llag flies during Earth Week Pam Barnes. Janet Enderli. Connie Fletcher. Diana Furney V Tired clean-up crews rest in Roseland Park Suzanne Walker Okay, kids, we have Texas Avenue. North Mam. Lee Drive. Massey Tompkins, and Bay way Drive left The American Field Service works with students who come to this country to study for one year. Sterling students have the opportunity each September to apply for a chance to study abroad either for a calendar year or for a summer experience. A native ot Vienna, Elisabeth von Manger, plans to follow family traditions and become an educator G. Harding j. Rippel director director P Cam M. Probst treasurer K. Elliott K. Walters director director L.Antle K Doyle director director D. Lovering M Penny president vice president W Jeffers K. Robbins director director M Speidei M Turner director director 206 American Field Service M Lemon B leCatei B Johnson K Pnca A McBnOo K Mtfc K Ods 0 Richard D Sailer E Smith Hallowe'en at Gingers Bobbing tor apples gets Frederic trom Pans Smith, Harding. Cole, Ginger and Don spins a tale Doyle completely immersed AFS'ers entertain visitors with a Western Hoedown Balance doesn't come easy as Cissy discovers. Frederic is maneuvered through a do-si-do S Stewart I Otflm P Mrfbgan K SchiAti 0 Br-gg K Smtn M Tovfcn 8 Wohors G Colo K. Cuthtxwtson P Fotwae M Foornar T Man T. Harris C Rom O Rudder R Whitmore 0 Cote JEte 0 Hoden R Hugnao L Jecoo American Field Service 207 It begins with the sun and continues hours after darkness. We are busy with classes, meetings, labs, lectures, assemblies, contests and fun. There is time for work and for play time to dream and ponder. Mr Oswall Harman president Mr W D Going vice president Mr William Moreno secretary Mr RaySwolford assistant secretary Mr John Balentine Mr Wayne Hanson Mr Jerry Don Smith The Board of Trustees: sincere, hard working leaders, charged by the citizens with the responsibility to maintain quality schools. Mr Johnny Clark. Jr. The Superintendent of GCCISD articulate spokesman, knowledgeable educator, a good guy. 210 Superintendent and Board of Trustees The Administration: Mr. Gilbert Lumpkin, principal accessible leaders, wise, and just, ever faithful to students, faculty, and patrons Mr. Oz Hughes, vice principal Mrs Charlene Kelly Mr Gilbert Green, vice principal director of special services Mr Marcellus Harmon vice principal Administration 211 rH© Guidance Department Mrs. Brownconsultsa parent Mecca for students who need advice or who just want someone to talk to Mrs. Marion Brown senior counselor Mr H H Nitschmann junior counselor Miss Bettye Jo White sophomore counselor Mr Seaborn Cravey freshman counselor Mr Nitschmann discusses senior year with Richard Weaver Without Mr Cravey the freshmen would be up a creek, without a canoe. With her busy schedule Mrs White does two things at once 212 Guidance Department The Library: custodian of the record of that which society has done and said and dreamed Cecilia Holland. Linda Dowlen and Ed Gilbert QUIET' Mrs Johnston Mrs Snead librarian librarian Mark Penny finds the library quiet comfortable for studying Mrs Verducci discusses the ordering of new books with Mrs Snead Library 213 The Offices: nerve centers of the campus where information can be secured; where cheerful secretaries and aides are always ready to help Mrs Readean Arthur Mrs Jewell Barker Mrs. Stella Becka Mrs Willena Cherry Mrs TommyeG Clark Mrs Ella Mae Coxson Mrs Nina McBride Mrs Melba Moore Mrs Bobbie J Norris Mr GlenRazak Mrs Martha Starkey Mrs Dorothy Sheffield Mrs Lois Walker Mrs Maudess Woods A day of perfect attendance is Mrs Starkey's goat Mrs McBride, secretary to Mr Harmon helps keep the boys organized 214 Office Staff Mrs. Becka and Mrs Cherry work on getting the teachers' bulletin out Mrs Moore keeps Sterling's financial records straight Mrs Clark, the lady to see when your Mrs Sheffield is busy duplicating tests for English teachers sick Office Staff 215 Mrs. Jessie Aikey, science Mr Elbert Albritton, drafting Mrs Lela Armstrong, business Miss Mary Lee Bartlett, physical education Mrs. Clair Bays, stars Mr David Beltram, science Mr Richard Betheil. physical education Mrs Elois Bobbitt, business Mr Ray Branch. P E . science Miss Sallie Brooks. English Mrs Wanda Brown, math Mrs Penelope Buesmg. history Mr J. W Burt, industrial cooperative training Mrs Bettye Carpenter, English Mr Thaddeus Cartwright, band Miss Nora Clark, physical education Miss Diane Cooke, history Mr William Coonce. tennis, science Miss Diana Davidson, cratts Mr Al Dennis, football Mr David Duncan, physical education Mr Drew Dunlap, track Mr Mike Ferrell, physical education Mr Roy Foerster. physical education Mr Robert Francis, math 216 Faculty The Faculty: dedicated individuals who accept the challenge Mrs McCandless and Mr Branch discuss results of the unit tests in biology Mr Greenwood demonstrates proper disposal of litter for his government class. to arm students with knowledge of their heritage, and understanding of themselves and their environment Ranger Day during Homecoming Week brought out a new Mr Lasater Miss Jean Gerrard. English Mr James Greenwood, government Mr Elmer Hargis, band Miss Marsha Harper, speech Faculty 217 The Faculty: capable individuals determined to arm students with skills and abilities necessary for successful living. What happened to the old buzzard7 inquires Mr Norwood ot Mike Novosed Mrs Martha Harper, math Mrs Margie Hartrick. history Mr Al Hawthorne, physical education Mr Richard Hems, machine shop Mrs Mary Beth Holt, distributive education Miss Mollie Hunt, history Mrs Wilma Johnston. English Mrs Louise Jones. English Mrs Mary Louise Jones, art Miss Kay Kelley, homemaking Mr Robert Kelley, history Mrs Kay Kelso, history Mr Robert Kirkley. science Mrs Gloria Kite, resource Mr Ronnie Kluch. physical education Miss Laurel Lambert, math Mr Frank Laster. English Mr Richard Lawson. French. German Mr Eddie Little. English Miss Cyndi Livington. history Miss Maura Ludwig. English Mrs Amy McCandiess. biology Mrs Barbara McCImtock. biology Mr William McDowell, photography Mr Emerson McGowan, science 218 Faculty Allen Vestel makes a bend test on a welding coupon Bookkeeping takes serious thinking shown by Oenice Jones Mrs Schmadl and Debbie Herman check Spanish assignments Mr Hems poses with his machine Mr Ronald McLeod, math Miss Barbara Mach, history Miss Martha Marti, physical education Mi Jerry Maxwell, business Faculty 219 The Faculty: sensitive individuals tuned to the beauty of living Mr Cartwright band leaders Mr Hargis working hard on new band music Mrs Stone at work on West Side Story Mrs Joanna Middleton. English Mrs. Frances Mookhoek. biology Mrs. Valree Motley, history Mr Kenneth Newton, math Mrs Montez Nivens, cosmetology Mrs Carmel Norton, physical education Mr Alvin Norwood, crafts Mr William Parrish. English, trainer Mrs Lou Perkins, business Mrs. Sharon Pou. history Mrs. Suzi Powers, English Mrs Elizabeth Pratl. English Mrs Judith Ranen. resource Mrs. Pat Richardson, chemistry Mrs. Evelyn Robson, math Mr Jerry Sanders, history Mrs LaDell Sanders, math Mrs. Evelyn Schmadl. Spanish Mrs Margaret Schulze. German Mr Ben Sessions. English Miss Gladys Skaggs. English Mr McKinley Smith, auto mechanics Mr W C Smith, history Mrs Mildred Solomon, physical education Mrs Brenda Stone, homemaking 220 Faculty Cast members get assistance in practice trom Wheelis. Play cast practices long hours tor opening night. Mr Walker is exhausted after his Drivers’ Ed class Mrs Xma Stone, choir Mrs Alvera Taylor, business Mrs Eulalia Taylor, math Mrs Patsy Thompson, math Mrs laJuana Turner.an Mrs. Dorothy Verducci. English Mr. Walter Walker, physical education Mrs Rebecca Weatherlord. math Mr Barney Webber. Spanish Mr Joseph Wheelis, drama Mrs. Mary Jo White. Latin Mrs Wanda Williams. Math Mr Gary Wixson. welding Mrs. Shirley Wright. English Faculty 221 Kay Gammon, secretary, Joe Kelly, vice-president. Kathryn Harrison, president Senior Class Officers Class officers head up their team' 222 Senior Officers Steve Aaron Becky Adams Dee Adcox Miles Adkins Mike Aiken Cindy Allen Hedy Allison Laura Anders David Andrews Polly Arceneaux Bruce Arnold Kathleen Arnold Connie Atchley Vicki Atkins Nancy Avant Jimi Ballard Lee Barnett Albert Barrientes Terry Barron Bobby Barsalou Betty Barsalou Randy Barton Janice Bays James Beavers Kathy Bell Danny Beltram Charlene Benton Troy Bettes Paula Bickley Susan Biggers Carol Bilings Amy Bishop David Blackwell Glenn Blake Elaine Boone Seniors 223 Joe Boucher Sherry Bowdoin Robert Bradford Ina Branin Kathy Brantley Jody Brewer Debbie Briggs Debbie Broussard Dale Broussard Susan Brown Judy Bruner Linda Buchanan Kathy Buchanan Karen Buckner George Burgess Tena Burgess Roger Burns Mark Burts Tamera Butler Kathy Byford Bonnie Campbell Jim Campbell Tim Campbell Kathy Cannon Linda Canon James Carroll Debbie Carothers Mike Cartner Juanell Caruso Shirley Cates James Cathriner Dena Cheek Jimmie Cherry Diane Choate Lu Ann Claybaugh 224 Seniors DE and ICT: a Preview of Tomorrow On the job training prepares D E and I.C.T. students to get and keep jobs Bobby Clement Laura Clinton Jana Cockerham Elizabeth Conaway Teresa Conley Karen Cooper Audrey Covin Wesley Cowan Keith Cox Becky Cramer David Cummings Colleen Curran Ann Cuthberson Sallie Daniel Patricia Daniel Lu Ellen Davis Leslie Davis Thomas Davis Mary Lynn Derden Kelly Dickens Craig Dickey Jeff Dill Beverly Dobbins Cindy Dossey Joy Douglas Seniors 225 “Dope” Is a “Dead End Trip” Officers from Houston Customs use Trojan to sniff for dope Trojan searched Driver's Ed car and found hidden marijuana Linda Dowlen Kathy Duarte James Duff Kathy Duhon Alan Duncan Ray Dunman Laura Durio Lawrence Edwards Danny Elkins Karen Elliott Keri Elliott Jerry Elrod Carol Enderli Sherry Erwin Maria Espinosa Mike Estes Louie Evans Karen Fayle Gary Fenton Thersa Finke Pamela Fischer Becka Fisher Davis Fleming Lori Folwell Laura Forsvall 226 Seniors Lois Foyt Susan Friou Paula Fuller Loretta Furney Kaye Gammon Karen Garrett Paula Gay Pam Geer Johnnie George David Gerza Marcy Gibbons Glen Gibson Glenda Gibson Darus Gigout Edd Gilbert Marcell Gilbert Mike Gilbert Debbie Gillispie Marilyn Gobert Elsa Gonzalez Soledad Gonalez Jeff Goodin Terry Gordon Pam Gore Reggie Goudeau Vanessa Goudeau Rodney Grandy Sheron Gray Edna Green John Green Marilyn Green Annette Greer Richard Greer Jenice Griffin David Grizzle Seniors 227 Paul G'Sell Elisa Gumm John Halford Bruce Hall Fred Hall Carolyn Hamilton David Hamilton Russell Hargrove Cindy Harmon Luanne Harper Eva Harris Katherine Harrison Stephanie Harrison Howard Hartzog Sam Havenar Debbie Broussard and friend study Readin’ Ritin’ Rithmetic Kathy Bell hetps a student with his math 228 Vocational Teaching Herbie Hawthorne James Hayes Michael Hays Mike E. Hayes Randy Heard James Hebert Marty Hebert Jimmy Heffernan Michelle Hefley Richard Henderson Randy Hessler Joy Hickman Chad Hill Kenneth Hill Tina Hinton Cecelia Holland Christian Holland Pam Holland Dolly Hollaway David Hollaway Kandy Holman Byron Holmes James Holmes Suzanne Holub Lisa Hood Larry Hoops Paula Hopson Marsha Hoskins Marsha Houston James Howe Students Help in Elementary Schools Seniors 229 David Hrabina Alan Hudgins Carolyn Hudson Donald Hughes Lisa Hughes Steve Hughes Bobby Humphreys Ruth Hunt Gerrianne Hyde Ruth Inman Vicki Isenburg Cindy Jackson Cindy Jacobs Tommy James Lori Janick Sharlet Jasper Donald Johnson David Jones Denice Jones Donald Juren Chuck Keeling Janie Keene Gwen Keith Joe Kelly Becky Kellogg Students Have Eyes on College Studying plays a large part in the life of the college-bound student. Meeting all college requirements, and taking advanced placement tests occupies a major percentage of his time during his senior year. Hey. DENNIS, what are you reading9 230 Seniors David Kerr Angela King Joyce Kingsley Marijane Kupec Mark LaGrange Debra Laird Kathy Laird Julie Larson Lanny Leonard Robert Leonard Cindi Lemmons Diane Lemmon Martin Lemond Emmett Lewis Natalie Lewis Steve Liles Tony Lintelman Don Lovering Lane Martin Buddy Martin Alice Galphm watches on while John Ford completes a geometry proof Seniors 231 Ricky Marlin Teecie Martin Jayne Massie Billy May Deborah Mays Herbert Mays Joey McAdams Kevin McArdle Gary McCullough Terry McFarland Karen McKinley Becky McMahon Pat Meismer Clydette Messiah Virginia Miller Patrick Milligan Andrea Mitchell Kenneth Mitchell Cliff Molder Mike Moody Senior Chicken Fry Raises Dollars for Prom K P duty is Ideal for Steve Hughes As in the past. Sterling’s seniors have once again come through beautifully on their annual Chicken Fry Although hard work and long hours were required, the Chicken Fry was worthwhile. said Denice Jones. After expenses were deducted, the profit was put toward the Senior Prom. 232 Seniors Ricky Moody Nalhlea Morman Mark Morris Tobie Moyer Nathan Mullins Lynn Nesselrode Larry Nettles Mike Nova sod Marilyn Oliver Monty Osterhus Donna Pennington Mark Penny Judy Perry Pam Perry Randy Perry Mark Penny and Mr Hughes are ready !o fry the chickens Mary Jane Kupec and Gerrianne Hyde find something really funny' My fingers are all yuck' says Cerl Holland and Lynn Read Seniors 233 Randy Petrick Dorothy Phillips Travis Phillips Mike Pillow Kathy Poage Denise Polmanteer Dennis Powell Dennis Price M’Liss Probst James Rankin Judy Ray Lynn Read Kyle Reed Rusty Ridge Connie Robbins Cynthia Robinson Kathy Rodgers Shirley Rogers Ricky Rombs Robin Rougeou Sociology Classes Study Influence of Persuasion, Data, Mood, Peer Opinion on Decision Making. Posing a problem to a group often brings unexpected results. 234 Seniors Terri Roush Linda Royder Kevin Rupp Howard Sampson Jeff Sanches Robert Sanchez Jack Sowders Darrell Saxton Ann Schieschl Leslie Schmidt Alan Schrock Mark Schubert Karen Schultz Jack Sciacca James Seely Dana Settle Candy Sharp John Sherrell Arlene Shipley James Shipp . c f , i - jiV ,TtT A v N “ r A . mi Mr Francis asks. Who said, It's all work and no play? Mark Hall uses Ihe computer in solving a problem in Algebra II What do group discussions and data stored in computers have in common? Each affects a person's decision making process, and introduces new ideas and information. Seniors 235 Rene'Shivers Ronald Silliman John Sivek Wendy Skinner Anita Smith Donald Smith Gerald Smith Kathy Smith Sharon Smith Sharon Smith Steve Smith Donna Synder Donnie Sowders Mary Speidel Sue Squire Greg Stephenson Mark Stepherson Theron Stewart Lynn Stimits Gary Summers Bob Swerdon Sheila Talley Danny Tanner Robert Tavary Stephen Tavary Ronnie Tenis Dirk Thomas Greg Thomas Janice Thomas Margie Thomas Fred Thompson Chip Threadgill Cherry Tillman Terry Tillman David Timmons Susan Timmons Larry Tobin Buddy Tobolka Susan Toler Blair Tolleson Robin Tolleson Dennis Tomjack Cheryl Townsend Susan Townsend Mike Turner Vicki Vail Van Van Meter Allen Vestal Ricky Vogel 236 Seniors Students Are Pleased by Variety of Assemblies The struggle ot the Black for identity was portrayed In mime and dance called class meetings to inform each class of upcoming events of importance. The Student Council arranged several paid assemblies, including a concert by the rock group Cambric. Black students performed during National Black History Week. American Field Service foreign exchange student. Elizabeth. “Sissy von Manger, spoke about her experiences here in the United States and in her native country of Austria. Sterling’s drama department provided sneak previews of major productions. Randy Patrick, of Cambric, plays for assembly An assortment of programs as varied as the student body made up this year’s schedule of assemblies. The administration Stephen F Austin Conert Band. Foreign exchange student; Sissy von Manger Elizabeth Von Manger Wallace Vosloh Larry Waddell Becky Wade Virjeana Wade David Walker Debbie Walker La Risa Walker Jim Walmsley James Ward Joe Wardlaw Connie Weaver Geri Weaver Christa Webb Paul Webber Deborah Weber Fred Wells Mary Beth Wendel Bob West Terri Whatley Donna Wheatfall Joseph Wheattall Dee Wheatley James White Clydelte Messiah. Marlin Lemond 238 Seniors Senior Favorites Traditional Tree Sparks Christmas Spirit Sterling s tree shines even without lights 240 Seniors Jennifer White Teresa White Carla Whitfield Kenneth Whitley Roby Whittaker Joe Whitted Mark Wilburn Edna Wilkins Loree Wilkinson Lynnell Wilks Bill Williamson John Wilson Paula Wilson Suzann Wilson Mary Wilson Ernest Wmfree Thomas Wingate Holly Winget Marla Witt Chris Wolff Ronnie Yandle Debra Young Michelle Zeringue Larry Zinn Wow1 It's a long way down. ' says Susan Holland to Sandy Brookfield Seniors 241 Suzanne Walker, vice-president; David Haney, president; Paula Lash lee. secretary 242 Officers — Juniors Francis Adcox Margie Albright Jerry Alexander Willie Allen Gene Anders David Anderson Ray Anderson Greg Angel Liz Ansley Lila Antle Chuck Arsement Bernadette Auzenne Shelia Auzenne Mike Bagwell Gfenn Baker Tonya Balentine Rockell Barlield Sue Barnes Kelly Ray Barnett Rosanna Barnett Steve Barnett Barbara Barolak Gary Barrow Dotty Bastian Gray Beauchamp Barby Beck Micheal Bell Terry Bender Denise Benton Kenny Bernard Terri Bernard Kenneth Bielamowicz Debra Biggers Keith Bigler Kathy Bilnoski Bilmda Bingham Wayne Bird June Bishop Theresa Bishop Kathy Black Melissa Blair Cathy Blasingame Chuck Blum Dennis Boucher Ronda Bradbury Bobby Bradley Bobby Bradshaw Walter Brantley Juniors 243 “It’s the Machine That Makes the Mistakes...” 244 The replacement ot manual with electric typewriters made it easier to gain words per minute with greater accuracy Clerical practice with class provides Teecie Martin with hands on experience with machines used in business offices Sherry Hayes begins the final step before turning in the completed |ob-proofing for accuracy Juniors Jerald Brookfield Robbie Brown Johnny Broyles William Brueck Leslie Bryan Gordon Bryant Patty Bryant Elaine Buckels Jenna Burge Tara Burgess Joe Burkhart Ricky Burns • The machine will only do what you tell it to do. says Mrs Armstrong as she helps Dane Listi. Francis Adcox. Candy Sharp, and Brenda Barksdale Sue Squier. Tobio Moyer. Carla Whitfield, and Sandy Smith prepare for a timed writing Business 245 Bill Burton David Busby Ricky Butler Teresa Byars Cora Byford Jim Callam Jack Cardwell Darrell Carpenter Margaret Carrier Kim Cartwright Juanell Caruso Donny Casey Dale Cather Melinda Cathriner Susan Caver Dennis Cheek Diana Chenier Bradley Christensen Martin D Clayton Terri Clement Cynthia Ann Cleveland Susan Cloessner Keith Coble Tim Coker Donna Cole Sharon Coleman Wayne Coleman Julie Conder Joe Conner Mark Considine Cindy Conway Tom Cor bell Dale Cowan Evelyn Coward Judy Cox Wanda Crow Chris Culpepper Ginger Cummings Sandy Daigle Debbie Davis 246 Juniors Squeeze hard and you won't fee! a thing Sterling Donates 76 Pints Since the change of law allowing 17 year olds to donate. Blood Services has been visiting different high schools to collect from volunteers A donor's family is entitled to receive blood, free of cost, within a six month period. One can help several patients with a pint of blood Blood can be separated into red blood cells, platelets, plasma, and cryoprecipate to help patients with their own particular needs. Even with limited space. Blood Services managed to make donors comtoratble Are you sure that doesn’t hurt doctor? asked Margie Albright Say “Cheese” Student Photographers Cover Campus Activities Richard Lee Davis Sherman Davis Terri Davis Vicki Davis Jody Dawson Donald Debose Adrienne Decell Claud Deel Debbie DeLoach Joyce Destin Jocelyn Dickson David Dishman Gordon Domes Carla Donahue Rita Douglas Steve Dowten Kate Doyle Mike Doyle Michell Doyle Larry Dressendorter Barbara Dunham Brenda Dunn Rhonda Dunn Roy Dunnam Susan Earley Vicki Edmoundson Janet Edwards Jane Eike Vernon Eldridge Philip Elliott Cindy Enderli Darrow Enderli 248 Photography Eva Evans Allen Fab«an Jerry Faubion James Fehring Karl Ferguson Silverrol Enoch Ferguson Teresa Fhppo Andrew Fontenot Jacquelyn Lynn Foreman William Fortney David Foster Steven Fowler Johnny Fox Dan Franklin Calvin Fudge Alice Galphin Jill Garrett Maria Garza Denise Gibson Donald Gibson Douglas E. Gilbert Kim Gilbert Audrey Mae Gobert Jana Gold There seems to be two of you. Photographer interrupts Terri Whatley as she works in annual office Juniors 249 Mark Goodin Sandra Goudeau Janice Gouldman Jackie Lynn Graham Mat! Grandy Rickie Grant Candy Graves Steffani Ann Gray Dana Green Blanche Greenwood Cleo Gresham Nick Griftin Ed Grissom David G'Sell Ken Guiles Lynda Hackfield Brian Hall Julia Hall Mark Carl Hall Douglas Hamilton Adam Hammers David Haney Greg Harbin Larry Harrison Debbie Hart Terry Hasty Cindy Hayes Richard Hayes Sherry Hayes Lisa Head Denise Hebert James Hencke Students Learn a Trade Data Processing Skills Are in Demand 250 Juniors Mary Herbert Debbie Herman Laura Herndon Karen Hill Ray Hill Dale Hilliard Susan Hoffeld David Hogan Joy Holmes Royce Holmes Mary Hooper Brenda Hotchkiss James Howser Steve Hudgins Debbie Huff Larry Huft Reed Hughes Louis Hunsucker Debra Hunter Deborah Ann Huntley Vicky Lynn Hurley Tommy Hyde Becky Irwin Janis Isbell Jan Hopper (Lee) and Terry Miller (Sterling) show that classes which cross school Mrs Eleutenus puts up with the rivalry boundaries can be fun Juniors 251 Almost Right Is Not Good Enough Pride in the ability to do a good job has top priority in the vocational program developed in auto mechanics, welding, and machine shop classes. Milling Vice Project in machine shop Randy Potts, Perry Cornell Chris Ivey Mary Jackson Ruby Jewel Jackson Linda Jacobs Martin Jannise Marilyn Jenkins Becky Johnson Brent Johnson James Johnson Joyce Johnson Melode Johnson Travis Johnston A V Jones Lome Jones Norma Jones Susan Jones Janie Keene Sheila Kelley Carla Kelso Ricky Kempt Connie Kerr Jimmy Keyes Kenneth Kimmey Charles Kinney Fred Kissick Brianne Klein Cheryl Korbach Sherren Korenek 252 Vocational Classes Randy Perry and Randy Barton rebuild a carburetor in auto mechanics shop Calvin Kraeer Suzi Kudla Charlene LaBove Jeffrey G Laird Vernon Lamb Dale Lambright Paula Lashlee Steve Laubach Paula Lauraine Bobby LeCates Johnnie Lee Karen Liles Don Lingo Linda Little Vickie Lloyd Brenda Main Oscar Manchester Sharon Manning Albert Martinez Donnie Massengale Starla Massia Ben May Burl McBride Patrick McBride Rhea McBride Carl McFarland Donald McFarland Ruth McQuire Juniors 253 Audio Visual Aids Facilitate Learning Mike Murray laminates charts for math department Emmett Lewis tries out movie projector after maintenance Pam Meadows Brenda Menette Bryon Mercer Kent Miks Connie Miller Terry Miller Jeanme Miller Wayne Milum Sheri Montgomery Wayne Montgomery Pat Mooney Cheryl Moore Susan Moore Keith Morns Lee Morris Kathy Morrison Greg Morton Tom Mosley Vonda Muckleroy Mike Mulkey 254 Juniors Billy Murphy Ricky Murphy Michael Murray Darrel Neal Treble Nealy Patricia Neathery Kathy Nelson Kim Newberry Debbie Newman Michael Newman Claire Nitschmann Bill Nitschmann David Nixon Sid Norwood Wayne Novosad Pam Ormsbee Kenneth Osborne Freddie Outland Kim Oxford Brad Pace Richard McDaniel and Jerry Smith use the overhead projector to check homework Audio-Visual Aids 255 Hours of Practice Gain Reward Class work, lectures, and 1500 hours of practice prepare the girls for the State Board examination. Successful completion of the work and passing the exam will qualify them to receive their licenses. Mrs Nivens demonstrates wig care for Marsha Houston Elaine Padgett Betty Sue Parker Denise Parker Mary Ann Parker Chris Parkey David Parkinson Bonnie Pearce Debra Peery Mary Penton Cyndi Peters Cynthia Peterson Jerome Phillips Sherry Phipps Chuck Pigott Janet Pigott Carolyn Pitman Tommy Pitts Can Porter Randy Potts Terne Powell 256 Juniors Mana Espinosa prepares a wig lor a customer Kem Price Ricky Pnmeaux Louise Pulliam Malrey Pyle Ingrid Quigg Jana Ralls Chester Ramirez John Rasch Jody Reeves Steven Reeves Jerry Reid Dorothy Rheaume Mane Pearl Richard Terry Lynn Richard Susan Richards Keith Richardson Susan Ridge Janet Rippel Maria Rivero Michael Robbins Cosmetology 257 Kevin Roberson Robbie Robins Marty Robinson Roy Rocha Richard Rodgers Alan Rogers Kevin Rounds Bo Rouse Connie Rowe Kay Frances Rushing Debbie Schimming Linda Schmidt Rita Schneider Debbie Schoppa William Schubert Danny Settle Robert Seymore Don Shamblin Tug-o-war ’74, the Muddiest Yet Lisa Hemtschel gets a free ride — alone I can't do this all by myself Bruce Arnold is a sitting duck, in mud' Auto Mechanic s 1800 lbs. couldn't stand up 258 Tug-o-War Candy Clement's new beauty aid, a mud pack Jonetta Shaver Tanya Sheffield Cathie Shelton Ron Shepard Jaime Sherrell Randy Shirley Walter Simpson Mary Sivek Lynn Slack Donna Smalley Barry Smith Caren Smith Cecilia Smith Cheryl Smith Daryle Smith Ginger Smith Laura Smith Mike Smith Ronny Smith Sandy Smith Andy Smoke Galynn Snider Jerry Solis Sylvia Soriano Johnny Spam AJvm Spencer Kitty Sptller Sheryl Standifer Valerie Stanley Joe Steed Juniors 259 Karen Hill. David Haney Keith Bigler. Sharon Coleman Junior Class Favorites Darrow Enderli, Connie Kerr Mary Sivek. David G'Sell 260 Junior Favorites Mary Steed Gregg Stephens Karen Stephenson Shiree Steward Sharon Stipe Bill Stone Ricky Stroud Elaine Strown Jack Sutch Tim Swanson Donna Taylor Glenn Terry Julia Thomas Kerney Thomas Sandra Louise Thomas 3obby Thompson Dennis Thompson James Thompson 3arbara Thorn Steve Timmons Keith Todd Margaret Toliver LisaC Tompkins Mary Tovlin Joe Trahan Trudi Trim Gary Tucker Lisa Turner Teresa Tweed Debbie Ubnosky Gary Ullrich Karen Urbanek Vickie Van Natter James Veenstra Darrell Vojacek Billy Waddell Lee Lou Wade Bob Waggoner Suzanne Walker Tommy Walker Van Walker D'Anne Wallace Donald Ray Wallace Richard Walmsley Darlene Ward Cliff Warren Diana Watts Ken Way Juniors 261 The Rings Finally Came Overheard in the hall: Hey! What's wrong with all of the Juniors? Oh! I forgot! Their class rings came in. This was the scene for almost a week, in early December, as Juniors rushed around getting their rings turned. As one Junior put it. “The arrival of class rings is probably the most exciting event of our Junior year!” R S S. class rings stand for strength and dignity Billy Weathertord John Weatherly Richard Weaver Randy Webb Pime Webber Mark Weir Jeanette Wells Dean West Lyn West Betty White Sandra Kay White Carla Whittington Richard Wilkins Kirby Wilkinson Barbara Williams Bridget Williams Bruce Williams James Williams Leon Jene Williams Jr Mona Williams Sherry Williams Gary Willison Scott Wilson Gus Wilson Cecil Wnfree Tex Woodall Greg Wood dell Laurence Woods Joe Wooten Tom Worthington Douglas Worzel Donna Yaw Jane Young Debborah Jane Young Jane Young David Zermgue Jody Zorn 262 Juniors I'm going to get his ring yet I didn't know I wore a 12 Class Rings 263 Mary Foorher. secretary; Allison Bryant, president; Jim Womack, vice-president Ann Adams Beverly Adkins Bradley Adkins Bryan D Adkins Andrea Ahlfinger Bobby Aiken Jo Ann Aidorson Mary Beth Alexander Aima A Allred Annie Allen David Allen Becky Alpha Betsy Anderson Virgil Anderson Ferrei Angelle isabeii Araujo Danny Kirk Arceneaux Gipson Arnold Junior Arrington Erloen Austin Linda S Austin Paul Avalos Jo Beth Bacon Kathy Badge� 264 Sophomore Officers Allison Bryant. Jim Womack. Mary Fourrier Sophomore Class Officers Dana Bailey Roy Baker Steve Baker Joel Ball Kathy Barker Rusty Barnett Lionell Barrett Leticia Barrientes Barbara Barron Lawrence R Bastian Brenda Beal Stanley Beal Sam Beauchamp Bngette Beavers Bonnie Bell Stephen Bernardin Beth Biddle Gary Bird Charles Birdwetl Shardyn Bivona Kevin Bjork Bill Black Shirley Faye Blake Tim Blum Sophomores 265 Arts and Crafts Classes Use Jerry Bly Roger G Bobalik Kim Bogie Gary William Booth Mary Boucher Lester Bowers Tony Bowers Karen Bradbury Scott Bradford Jessie Bransford Tessie Bransford Mark Brazzil John Brazzil Larry Brewer Clifford Brinac David Brock Ben Broughton Robbm Brown Ronnie Brundige Allison Bryant Marianne Buchanon Larry Buehler Mike Buffum Debbie Burwick Connie Butler Mark Cain Penny Cain Malinda Campbell Sharon Cardwell Aaron Carlisle Ricky Carmody Tim A Carpenter Keith Carter Stacey Chase Shelley Choate Reginald Clawson Candy Clement Diane Cody Kelly Coffman Gwen Denise Cole Tara Collins Bill Conaway Mike Conaway Donna Conley Patrick Lee Cooling Larry Cooper Mike Cooper Cheryl Corbell 266 Sophomores Various Media to Produce Ideas Talents are developed as a variety ol art projects moves along (or William Mathis. Debbie Scboppa. and Joe Wilson Take your pick ceramics sketching metal-working macrame stitchery weaving rug hooking papier mache mosaics painting woodworking leather craft jewelry plastics metal enameling carving metal tooling etching watercolor Billy Weatherford decides which color to use. When an artist puts his ideas onto canvas he is at peace with the world Emmett Lewis and David Nixon Arts and Crafts 267 What Was That You Said? Sometimes it is difficult to understand what is meant when speech is in a language other than English. Emphasis placed on speaking and listening gives students a working knowledge of a second language. Summer travel in Mexico and Europe provides first-hand use of a new vocabulary. It takes hard, diligent work to learn Spanish Marty Murray. Nancy Jacobs. Tommy Curran. Clay Pollard, and Kenneth Armstrong study in the comfortable corner ol room 114 Janet Edwards groans, Aah. Sra Schmadl, not another vocabulary test' Paul Ffrench and Julie Hall agree Bo Cotten Terry Cougot Denise Covin Teresa Crawtord Jeanette Elaine Creeks Jon Cross Susan Cummings Rodney Currie George Cushman Kacey Cuthbertson Janie Davis Dawn Davis Gary L Davis Theresa Deans Perry Deering Denise Detro Gerald Dickens Sherri Dickey Rodney Dickson Glenn Dickson 268 Sophomores Melinda Diehl Rob Dobson Ronald Doucette Kristi Downs Ronnie L Drake Glenn Dressendoder Howard Dugot Stewart Duke Ronnie Duncan Dickey Wayne Dunman Kim Dunn Brad DuPlantis Bruce Durant Kim Dykes Terrie Eckerman Lawrence Eddleman Jerry Edwards Jutie Edwards Ruth Edwards Gary Eiland John Elliot Mike Elliot Sheryl Enloe Gloria Estes Deborah Estetter Vangte Evans Clarence Ewell Cheryl Fabian Scott Fanestiel David Farmer il Fawvor Paul F trench Rex Field James Fisher Becky Fleming James Flynn Sieh dir die schonen Madchen an' Rapdtez La plume de ma tante est sur la bureau de Betty White. Kim Oxford. John Dickens. mon oncle Frank Frazer Sophomores 269 Individualized Program Enlivens Department Biology students experienced a different type of school activity. The course instructional material, consisting of units, was recorded on tapes, film strips, and data sheets. Material in each unit was organized into various levels of difficulty. A student selected the level of difficulty which suited his ability and. upon completion of the required activities and lab work, a test was taken. Mrs. McCandless passes out the 736th data sheet ot the year to Margie Kirkland and Cora Byford Orville has no secrets The procedures for dissecting a frog are demonstrated to Paul Galloway by biology teacher. Mrs. McClintock 270 Biology Rene Flynt Paul Folwell John Ford Brad Forrester Mary Fourrier Sheri Foye Mickey Friou Christy Fulton Albert Gage Paul Galloway Victor Garcia Kay Garrett Pat Garrett Connie Garrison Greg Geisen Laura Gentry Cathy George Cathy L George Deann Gibbs Mark D. Gideon Alice Gidley Tema Going Rebecca Goins Robyne Gold Leigh Golden Rachel Gomez Carlos D Gonzales Elsa Gonzales Cindy Goodman Milton Good son Fred Goudeau Veronica Goudeau Terri Graham Clarence Green Cyndi Green Chester Griffin Keitha Griffith Donna Grizzle Greg Guiles Mary Annette Guillory Sophomores 271 Advanced Sciences Challenge Students Mark Ward does a titration experiment in chemistry Students having background in the advanced science field have the opportunity to study and increase their knowledge independently. David Cummings takes a reading tor physics Albert Gutierrez Mike Haley Tammie Haltord Stephen Hall Terne Hallman David Hamilton Debra Hamilton Nancy Hamilton Thomas Hamilton Teresa Hanlin Gwen Harding Wade Harlan Mike Harlan Cherry Lynn Harman Teresa Harman Mike Harris 272 Advanced Sciences Science Club member Mark Williams mixes reagents A watched pot never boils — Bonnie Campbell Teresa Harris Larry Wayne Harrison Terry Hart Eugene Hartzog John Havenar Brian Hayes Elise Jo Hayes Cindy Hetternan Michael Hefley Lisa Hemtschei Terri Hemtschei Lonnie Henderson Pam Henderson Ronda Henscey Ren6 Hernandez Tricia Hessler Robert Hill Derease Hilton Chris Hinds Cheryl Hinson Janet Hinton Gary Hoffeld Leslie Holcomb Kyle Hollister Sophomores 273 Library Services Expanded Mrs Snead checks out posters to Patricta Price Kevin Holloway Jeanette Holman Rita Holub Barbara Homan Charles Hopkins Christopher Hopkins Madison Hopson Tom Horn Mary Beth Hotchkiss Beckie Houghton Larry Houston John Howell Cathy Hudgins Karen Hudson Paula Faye Hughes Jeanme Husband Paul Irwin David Jackson Gary Jacobs Elvis Jamerson Judy Jamison David Jason Carla Jasper Jay Johnson Jimmy Johnson Stephanni Johnson Theresa Johnson Lisa Johnston 274 Sophomores Bobby Jones Debbie Jones Janet Jones Randy Jones Richard Jones Terry Jones Jamie Jordan Ren6 Jordan Wynne Alison Julian James Keigley Luwana Kempt Margie Kirkland Elizabeth Kitchens Kathy Klaus Keith Klaus Jimmy Kniffen Melissa Knight Ricky Kocurek Conrad Kressley Doug Ladik Leslie Laird Scott Laird Margie Lamb Janice Landry Elizabeth Langston Randy Larson Sandra Larson Gilbertine Lawgne Teecie Martin demonstrates the use ot the duplicating machine. Library Services 275 Betsy Anderson found her house shoes and socks, as required by Lioness Club. to be comfortable Club Members Sport Zany Dress Tears, laughter, and very often red faces compete with pride as club initiates go through the humiliation of initiation week. Mike Sanchez is proud of his new musical necklace Margie Albright asks Kay Gammon. Theresa White and Angela King when they started letting cats in the school Jerry LeCompte Ronnie D Lee Kim Lemeile John Leonard Edward Lewis Cindy Lindley Kathy Lindsey Leslie Lofton Julie Long Cindy Looney Donna Lucano Pat Mabe Maria Maldonado AlanP Manchester Frank Mangus Patricia Manning Marshall Mansker Dwight Marchuk Michael Marchuk Gary Marek Patricia Marks Suzanne Martin Monica S Martinez Darnel Martmka 276 Sophomores Bubba Massengale Glenn Malhis Denise Gibson makes Rhea McBride show her temporary face to the public Poncho and sombrero are displayed by a member of the Spanish Club. Linda Matthews Cheryl May Ricky McAJpm Jimmy McBride Susan McBride Sam McCage Stuart McCain Rick McCauley Paula McClanahan Kathy McClure Julie McCown Gale McCullough Marty Jay McGary Kelly Brian McGee Jimmy McHugh Mike McHugh Timmy McHugh Bonnie McKee Hank McKenney Larry McKmght Dana McMillon Rhonda McPherson Deral Meadows C J Meineke Debbie Melton Dean Mengo Louis Mercer Robert Merlmg Lorri Messinger Danny Miller Sophomores 277 Twirp Week Always Comes Franklin Miller Rebecca Miller Scott Mills John Mitchell Theresa Mitchell Elizabeth Montemayor Gary Montgomery Jerry Moody Lealand Moody Robert Moravek Walter Mosley Paula Motley Anneene Muckleroy Dean Muckleroy Shirley Muldrow Marty Murray Mike Murray Lynn Mynahan L J Novels Stephanie Novosad Dorene Nunez Raymond Nunn Carla Osgood Brent Owen Liz Oxford Andy Oxford Alvts Padgett Terry Padgett Girls Have the Chance 278 Sophomores in the Middle of Everything Angela Partin Ray Patton Virginia Sue Perry John Petrosky Howard Pfardrescher Clifton Pharr Susie Phelps Charles Pickett Debbie Pierce Shelley Pillow Karen Pittman Belinda Pogue Mike Ponder Norman Ponder Mike Powis Sopheiia Predom Tony Price Patricia Price Sammy Price Melissa Pnmeaux Susan Pruett Kathi Quartz Barbara Ramirez Steve Ramsey Terry Ratcliff Ronnie Razo Cathy Real Ronme Redd to Ask Their Own Dates Sophomores 279 Parents Struggle Through Students’ Schedules AIFS Representative discusses trips abroad with parents Students' work is displayed throughout commons for visitors on Parents' Night Mr Little talks strategy with Mr and Mrs Trchalek Cindy Enderli tells Mr Whatley where to go 280 Parents’ Night Donna Reddell Vivian Remore John Revelle Murry Rhoades J Allen Rice Jennifer Kay Richard Judy Rippel Omar Rivero Roxanne Robinson Usa Rodnguez Keith Roppolo Jana Rosser Walter Rossow Beth Rounds Lawrence Routte Vicki Rowe Dennis Rudder Chris Rupp Corine Russell Danny Russell Rusty Russell Tammie Ryan Rusty Salters Mike Sanchez Dennis Sanders Scott Sandlin Gilbert Sandoval Leslea Sargent Carol Schweitzer James Sciacca Annette Scott Brandy Seago Kyle Sears Elizabeth Sebesta John Sed berry Lisa Shelton Gerald W Sherman Mano A Sherrell Kim Shoemaker Wesley Simpson Jakie Sims Irma Singleton Jim Skrabanek George Lee Slaughter Ralpa Slaughter Trary N Slaughter Ken Smith Mary Ann Smith Randy Smith Virginia Smith Barry Smitherman Danny Smoke Jerry Sorrells Michael Alan Sossaman Jack Sowders Mark St Romam Sophomores 281 Bonnie Stacey Kathryn Stankis Robert Stap Robin Stap John Starett Diana Starr Richard Stasney Bitty Steed Dave Stephens Belinda Stevens Maun Stewart Carl Stratton Presha Strickland Robby Stuart Margaret Stultz Molly Stutts Bobby Sutton Curtis Talley Anna Tavary David Lee Taylor Dennis Taytor Don Taykx Randy Taylor Mary Teinerl Lisa T ha man Bobby Thigpen Pam Thomas Darold Thompson Rhonda Thompson Andy Thrash Unda K. Tobias Tami Toileson Ronnie H. Toney Kathy Trahan Ricky Tucker Lynn Tultos Bill Turner Dianna Ulrich Kevin Vaughan Kristi Voweil Mark Wade David A. Wag non Grayson Walden Connie Walkoviak Rusty Wallace Debbie Ward Fawn Ward James Ward Sophomores 283 Janie Wardtaw John Warren Kem Warren Reggie Washington Arthur Watkins Michael Weatherspoon Joe Weaver Chen Webb Katherine Ann Webb Ralph Welch Tim Wessell Don Whatley Stephanie Ann Wheatfall Patsy Whmery Carolyn Whitaker Mark Conrad White Cheryl Whitley Robert Whitmore Susan Wilkinson Greg Williams Kay Williams Kim Williams Mark Williams George Wilson Joseph Jerome Wilson Leasa Wilson Lisa Wilson Becky Wilson Becky Wilson Deacon Winters Jim Womack Debbie Woods Jennifer Woods Bill Woods Henrietta Wright 284 Sophomores In memory of Judy Horn d A My life I live from day to day and as each day goes by someone may come into my life someone may say goodbye. Someone may bring me happiness, someone may make me cry. someone may touch my heart to form a warm and binding tie. And on some dark day of my life someone I know may die and leave me always wondering, wondering why. Sophomores 285 Freshman Class Officers Metynn Rogers, secretary Richard Auzenoe. vtce-president Preston Antonini, president Gary Adams Jerri Beth Adams Suzanne Adams Trent Adams Sharon Adkins Connie Aiken Eddie Aiken Pat Aleman Peggy Allen Mike Alpha Bruce Anders Yvonne Angelle Gloria Angermiller Lois Antoine Preston Antonini Betty Applegate Clarence Arceneaux Larry Archer J. David Arellano Ronnie Armer Kenneth Armstrong Andy Arsement Randy Aston Scott Atkinson 286 Freshman Officers Brenda Auzenne Richard Auzenne Phillip Baird Craig Bak Wayne Bak Susan Banta John Barker Pam Barnes David Edward Barnett Renea Barnett Robyn Carol Barnett Ronnie Barnett Katrmka Barrow Bob Battarbee Tom Beardsley Sheryl Beare Cheryl Lee Beavers Dennis N Beltram Tim Benoit Tim Bielamowicz Tina Billingsley Glenda Bierman Laura Bishop Greg Black HEY. FISH! Now is the time to learn about mouse power Freshmen 287 Debra Bly Donna Lee Boatwright William Boone Susan Booth James Boots Gary Boswell Linda Boultmghouse Lonnie Bowten Cindy Bracht Anita Bradley Tim Bradshaw Steve Brazzil Debbie Breaux Glenn Brinac Jerry Brister Steve Brock Becky Brockelman Debbie Brockelman Susan Brough Mona Broussard Debra A Brown Judy Brown Nina Bryant Terry Buchanan Chip Martin and Jim Ready listen for their cues 288 English Students Phased by English Kay Skrabanek. Gigi Nelson. Donna Cannon. Brenda Auzenne. and Terrie Whitley relive ihe Odyssey English, with five phases and many courses, was more popular this year Students especially liked the change from grammar to the reading of plays, books, and poetry. Classes cut across grade levels to suit students' abilities and interests. Mark Buescher Bobby Burts Weldon Butler Vicki Calma Donna Cannon Tracy Carroll Freddy Carter Luanne Carter Sherri Carver Stephen Cathriner Jeff Causey Ricky Lee Chiles Duane Choate Brett Clark Denise Clark Freshmen 289 Sandy Clements Tracy Clones Kathy Clore Carla Cloudt Terry Coates David Frank Coile Reginald Coleman Maria Colunga Danny Conaway Susan Conder David Conley Bud Conway Mike Copeland Richard Corbell Tim Couch Kathleen Courtney Ben Coward Lee Cowins Caren Cox Niel Cramer Mary Creel Debora Crow Dencie Crow Julie Culpepper Reggie Cunningham Tommy Curran Dana Daniel Cynthia Daniels Bill Davis David Dean Michael L Dean John Decell Debbie De La Vergne Amelia Dewveal! John Dickans Leslie Bryant pauses during a test on 290 Freshmen TRANSFORMATIONAL GRAMMAR Douglas Dittman Randy Dixon Dierdre Domes Troy Donato Byron Doucette Chuck Dubose Mark Duncan Sandy Duncan Patty Dunn Susan Dunn James Dunning David Durio James Doux Julie Edwards Steve Edwards Gerald Eiland Patrica Elkins Kristi Elliot Janet Enderli Jill Enderli Donna Smalley and Theresa Bishop learn LISTENING COMPREHENSION Freshmen 291 Rosalinda Espinosa Alma Estes Martha Estes Paul Estes Jerri Fanestief Patrick Fawtheree Ruth Fawvor Cheryl Fayle Bobby R Fehrmg Terry Fehring Roy Ferguson Virginia Fields Connie Fletcher Cheryl Fontenot Rod Ford Joe Forsvall Denise Fox Oscar Franco Wynona Franklin Frank Frazier Gary French Darlene Fuller Dianna Furney Rhonda Gandy Donna Gantt Christy Gentry Risa Gerace Clay Gilbert Kathy Gilley Nola Gobert Vickie Godfrey Sherri Going Sherry Gorrell Steve Goutdman Carl Gray Carlton Gray Tommy Green Chanthama Grevenberg Imogene Griffin Richard Griffin Scott Griffin Frank Griffith Jan G'Sell Steve Gunlock Jeanette Gutierrez Pam Halford Ken Hall Sandra Hall Vicki Hall Della Haltom Robert Hammers Mike Hanks Cynthia Hanson Eric Harding Marcia Hargrove Cindy Harman Work X Knowledge Time Achievement 292 Freshmen Some people work and some don't, as demonstrated by this typical Freshman math class Diane Brewer and Joy Holmes prove that two heads are better than one Mathematics, a must in today's society, is an important part of the curriculum at Sterling. To achieve any goal you need hard work, knowledge, and plenty of time. Math 293 We All Don’t Have Computers Though we don’t all have computers for brains, mathematics teaches one to think in a logical and sensible manner. Mike Moore enjoys showing off his talent in computer algebra before an audience Virginia Harrison Larry Harlzog Sherry Hasty Carl Hebert Lisa Hetfernan Richard Henderson Terri Hendricks Sherry Henry Raymond Herndon Lisa Herring Freddie Hicks Phyllis Hicks Tambra Hicks Wade Hicks Carrie Hill David Hill Donald Hill Kay Hill Donna Ruth Hillhouse Donnie Hinchliffe 294 Mathematics Mario Sherrell. Richard Stasney. and Murray Rhoades enjoy goofing off with Miss Lambert, after the work is done Paul Hmton Bill Hotleman Marta Hollister Benny Hopper Carta Hoxworth Tim Hudson Mary Ann Hughes Lee Hull Donna Hullum Renee Hunter Jim Hurtey Dianne Huron Teresa Gayfe Husband Don Irby Mary Ann Isbell Trayce Isenberg Charles E Jackson Phillip AJIen Jackson Kelly James Michael James Freshmen 295 Carol Janmse Walter Jeffers Dan Michael Johnson Dean Johnson Edgar Johnson Kevin Johnson Rene6 Yvonne Johnson Sarah Johnson William Johnson Jr. Kenmth Johnson Laurie Jones Marylme Jones Those who are ignorant of the past are cursed to relive it. The History Department of Sterling leads the battle to increase the student's understanding of the past and his heritage. Sociology and Psychology help students gain a better understanding of themselves and their environment. American history teaches of this country and its problems as well as its wonders. Government is a course of the workings of local, state, and national governments, and the responsibilities of each. World history covers the ancient past and the world as it is affected by present day crisis. These courses are relevant and therefore important to the total education of any student. Mr Kelley talks about his childhood days History: Relevant to Today Permits are mandatory for trips to?9 But honesl Miss Mach. I didn't doanything 296 Freshmen A trip across the ocean in 1492 was quite different as Gary Bird points out Tracy Jones Gregg Jordon Pamela Juarez David Keiper Linda Kell Billy Kelley Kenny Kelley Johnny Kellogg Ann Kiber David Kimmey Carol Kirkland Aram Kirkpatrick Terry Kirkpatrick Darlene Knappick Loyce Kmght Vickie Kocurek Tern Koepke Desired Koon Philip Kysar Schlea La Bove Leigh Ann Laird Donnie Lamb Kari Lamb Rusty Lamb Ronnie Lamb Mark Lambrecht Mike Langham Debra Lanham Freshmen 297 PE Gives Students a Break Play and games which call for physical strength and agility provide a welcome break from brain puzzling, sit-still activity in other classes. Miss Clark and Tom Corbell explain how it s done Scott Lankford Monte Laramore Guy Larson Lee Larson Sally Larson Michelle Yvette Lathon Anthony Lawrence Gerald Lawrence Deborah Lawson Jerry LeBouf David LeCates James LeDoux Beverly Diane Leonardo Brenda Lewis Jay Lindley Blake Lindsey Mike Lingo Elizabeth Little Phillip Lloyd Kevin Lochndge Linda Love Willie Mabe Linda Ann Maldonado Rhonda Maley 298 Girls’ P.E. Bobby Malone Keith Marshall David Martin Richard Martin Ricky Martin Jerry Mascorro Bobby Massengale Micheal Dwayne Mathis Rufus Wayne Mathis Annette Maxwell Deana Maxwell Amber McBride Dan McBride Pamela McCaleb Laun McClure Bill McCullough Girls enjoyed a chance' Girls played touch football, a game involving teamwork, and learned to be skilled in individual sports as tennis and bowling Freshmen 299 PE Shapes the Mind as Well as the Body The range of activity from archery to speedball. tumbling to football, provided strenuous exercise to strengthen and develop muscular control and coordination While this growth is taking place, the mind and the emotions are challenged, directed, and controlled as one works with fellow students. Bobby Bradshaw demonstrates artificial respiration in health class Deborah Kaye McFarland Pamela McGhee Cheryl McGinnis Jacquelyn Kay McGlore Tern McMillan Rocky McNulty Frances McWhorter Dorothy Melancon Janeen Menifee Melissa Merting Susan Mertz Harold P Meullion John Miller Marty Wayne Miller Mike Miller Tern Miller Colleen Miner Lisa Mitchell Cindy McDuftie 300 Freshmen As a Freshman your world is always upside down Kim Mize David Moody John Moon Jon Moore Ronme Moore Luke Morgan Bruce Morris Leonard Morion Mark Moseley Kevin Muldrow Keith Murphy Scotty Murphy Chris Murray Monty Neely Gig« Nelson Sharon Niekamp Johnny Norred AJexine Norton John Norwood Mark Novosad Jody Mark Nunez Paul O'Bamon Glen Odom Karen Olds John Ornelas Peter Osterhus Audrey Oxford Vicky Lynn Pace Keith Parkey Billy Parnell Freshmen 301 Can You Dig It? Pat Pfardrescher Mike Peterson John Pickens Lance Pigott Terry Pigott Clay Plato Jack Platt Tammy Ptocheck Bill Pogue James Pollard Rose Mane Portales Joe Potter Stewart Powetl Patricia Price Toni Pnddy Chris Primeaux Mike Probst Sharee Putter Jeff Laird gets his pcxnt across. 302 Communication Skills You Say It Your Way and I Say It Mine. Sometimes We Fail to Understand Each Other. Student teacher lives with class Karen Rem Margaret Joe Remore Marsha Rhodes Donna Richard Myra Louise Richard Kathleen Richardson Tom Richardson Tammy Riggs John Robbins Kenneth Robbins David Roberson Alan Rocha Bobby Rocha Melynn Rogers Charlotte Romeo Cheryl Romeo Roger Roosa Debra Kay Routte Abel Salazar Di'Ann Salter Henry San Miguel Richard San Miguel Douglas Sanders Danny Schmadle Cheryle Schmidt Freshmen 303 Free Enterprise Raises Funds for Projects Extra-curricular activities of clubs and organizations, and publications of the journalism department are not a part of the tax-supported school program. Raising of necessary funds enlists the ingenuity of budget committees and sponsors. A Mr and Ms Ugly contest sparked by intense competition among faculty entrees, was used by La Tertulia in its efforts to help Los Amigos. Muddy hilarious tug-o-war competition between clubs, paid assemblies and basketball games as well as many sales and car washes were well-supported by students and faculty. David Schrock Belinda Schubert Bradley Schultze Jo Ellen Sciacca Marc Scott Travis Scroggins Danny Shamblm Kyle Shanks Dianna Shatley James Shaw Dan Shrum Burn Simmons Sam Simmons Ronnie Simpson Brad Sinclair Tommy Sirratt Tammy Skinner Kay Skrabanek Michelle Slavens Preston Slovacek Eddie Smalley Barry Smith Charles Don Smith Danny Smith Debbie Ann Smith Debbie Lea Smith Debbie Lynn Smith Elaine Smith E. H Lovering. Fred Mohr Chicken Fry IfcA'-'Jj I tt P'-SK 304 Freshmen All of our rvscs arc spr dla! w tl da Oi r sonys arc iol j lyrical t su ccf )fc’ senda message to i ourfum e loyc %0$t$. WSM4S. SCmoS - 4 US BCOi JAV.M Jf cniinc Mr Newton, and Don Harnson help with Connie Weaver sells roses, messages, and songs for NHS Keith Smith Laura Ann Smith Mitchell Smith Russell Smith Sherry Smith Tommy Smith Judy Smoke Charlotte Snyder Daryle Standifer Mark Starkey Randy Statum Debbie Stavinoha Sharon Steine Paul Stephens Vicki Stepp Eddie Stevenson Freshmen 305 Argyrvell Stewart Quinton Stewart Shelley Stewart Phytlis Stowe Stan Strauss Susan Strausser Preilla Strickland Truitt Strickland Leiand Stutes Jody Sullivan Ray Tassin Danny Taylor Greg Terry Lon Thomas Sherri Thomas Donald Thompson Sarah Thompson Richard Thompson Becky Tickner Dawn LaRue Tillman Delores Tims Dorothy Tobias Jett Tobolka Tim Tomjack Madonna Tovlin David Trchatek Mark Trubey Kelley Tucker Missy Turner John Van Pelt Sheila Vesely Trey Vestal Linda Vestal Kristina Vogel Darren Walker Deborah Walker Enid Elizabeth Walker Judy Walker JudyG Walker Mark Walker Theresa Walmsley Kris Walters Laird Walters Robert Walton Diane Ward Janet Ward William Ware Jeff Warren Freshmen 307 Sterling Ranger spirit is shown in the Dome Barbara Watkins Frank Michael Watkins Douglas Ray Weatherford Billie Webber Will Webber Diana Weber Marsha Welborn Danny Welch Teresa Wessell David West Alclair White Kelley Whitehead Ten Whitley Steven Whitney Tammy Whittington Robert Wilkerson Larry Wilkins Reggie Wilkins Kathy Wilks Johnny Willey Dennis Williams Janette Williams Kelly Williams Barry Willingham Jerry Willis Margaret Wilson Cindy Wilson Terry Wilson Sherry Windemiller Tanya Wingate Lee Anne Winters Donnie Witsman Dana Kay Wood Eric Woodell Greg Worzel Eddie Wotipka Brenda Young Lynette Zapach Steve Zeglin Jay Zorn 308 Freshmen Displays Spirit Spirit 309 Growing in people and area striving toward a good life for everyone pointing the direction for us as we prepare ourselves to participate fully in the daily life of the Baytown area. BIG INDUSTRY COMES TO BAYTOWN Ashland Ashland Chemical Company DIVISION! OF ASHLAND OIL. INC. CARBON BLACK SYNTHETIC RUBBER OIVtSION MILLIONS OF POUNDS OF CARBON BLACKS SHIPPED EACH YEAR FOR USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF RUBBER TIRES WHICH GIVES THEM TOUGHNESS AND WEAR RESISTANCE. A LEADING SUPPLIER OF PRINTING INKS TO NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES. AND OTHER PUBLISHERS. J. M. HUBER CORPORATION CARBON BLACK and INK PLANT Baytown, Texas 312 Advertisement Texas Works United States Steel WHERE THE ACTION IS. . . . . . for people interested in a career in steel. Whether your line is accounting, engineering, skilled craftsman, clerical or whatever . . . Texas Works of U.S. Steel near Baytown is where the action is for action people. We're an equal opportunity employer. Come see us. A good neighbor . . . and a good place to work! Advertisement 313 314 Advertisement Go With Olds LINGO OLDSMOBILE 622 W. 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Box 508 427 6817 Baytown, Texas 422-7281 Advertisements 349 L LEE COLLEGE brighten your future Comprehensive Community College 350 Lee College LL ROADS LEAD TO THE GREATER BAYTOWN AREA Barrett Highlands Tour Corners Monument- HIGH WAV Mont Belvieu We’re From Sterling Ever to Remember Aaron. Stephen Wayne to Bishop. June A Aaron. Stephen Wayne. 12 — 223 Ackerman. Susan. 9 — 139 Adams. Ann. 10 — 264 Adams. Becky Lynn. 12 — 223 Adams. Gary. 9 — 286 Adams. Gayle. 10 Adams. Glen. 10 Adams. Jerri Beth. 9 — 286 Adams. Mike — 50 Adams. Suzanne. 9 — 286 Adams, Trenton. 9 — 286 Adcox. Francis Marie. 11 — 172.243. 245 Adcox. Odellia. 12 — 172, 223. 216 Adkins, Beverly Wenona. 10— 172.264 Adkins. Bradley W . 10 — 264 Adkins. Bryan David. 10 — 264 Adkins. Miles. 12 — 129.130.134.159. 223 Adkins. Sharon. 9 — 286 Adrian. Lisa Ann. 9 Ahlfinger. Lee Andrea. 10— 122.166. 250 Aiken. Billy, 11 Aiken, Bobby Carroll. 10 — 40. 244 Aiken. Connie. 9 —139. 286 Aiken. Harold Edwin. 9 — 286 Aiken, Mike. 12 — 223 Aikey. Mrs Jessie. 216 AJbright, Margie. 11 — 123.160. 161 162. 243.247 Albritton. Mr Elbert. 216 Alcorn. Richard D . 10 Anderson. JoAnn. 10— 264 Aleman, Patrick. 9 — 286 Alexander, Jerry. 11 — 243 Alexander. Mary Beth. 10 —123. 244 Allred. Alma A . 10—196.264 Allen. Peggy Sue. 9 — 286 Allen. Annie Pearl, 10— 196.264 Allen. Cynthia Ann. 12 — 223 Allen. David. 10 — 264 Allen. Willie Ray. 11—29.37.38.243 Allison. Hedy Jane. 12 — 123. 160. 162. 223,239 Alpha, Mr David — 184 Alpha, Rebecca Ann. 10— 123.264 Alpha. Paul M . 9 — 50. 286 Alvarado. Billy Lynn. 11 Alvarado. Dawn. 9 Alvarado. Larry. 10 Amyx. Julie Rae. 10 Anders. Bruce Wayne. 9 — 57. 286 Anders. Gene. 11 — 243 Anders. Laura Beth. 12 — 196. 223 Anderson. Betsy L.. 10— 123. 160.162, 264. 276 Anderson. Daniel Earl. 9 Anderson. David L . 11 — 130. 243 Anderson. Joseph. 10 Anderson, Ray. 11 — 76. 243 Anderson. Virgil. 10 — 264 Andrews. David Clyde, 12 — 184.223 Angel. Greg. 11—180.243 Angelle. Ferrei James. 10 — 29.37.38. 60. 63. 264 Angelle, Yvonne M . 9 — 286 Angermiller. Gloria L . 9 — 129. 286 Ansley. Uzabeth A . 11 — 243 Antle. Lila. 11 — 130. 167. 206. 243 Antoine. Lois Ann. 9 — 196. 286 Antonini. Preston Joseph. 9 — 70,91 139. 207. 286.306 Applegate. Betty. 9 — 286 Araujo. Isabell Loretta. 10— 122, 139. 264 Arceneaux, Clarence. 9 — 286 Arceneaux, Danny Kirk. 10 — 264 Arceneaux. Polly Diane. 12 — 223 Archer, Larry. 9 — 286 Arellano. James David. 9 — 286 Armer. Ronnie. 9 — 286 Armer. Ten. 11 Armstrong. Kenneth Alan. 9 — 41.268. 286 Armstrong. Mrs Lela — 216. 245 Arnold. Harlan Bruce. 12 — 223. 258 Arnold. Mary Kathleen. 12— 119. 223 Arnold. William Gipsen. 10 — 129, 264 Arrington. Junior Lee. 10 — 129. 264 Arsement. Andrew. 9 — 286 Arthur. Raedean (Faculty) — 214 Arsement. Charles, 11 — 243 Aston. Randal K , 9 — 286 Atchley. Connie Lee. 12 — 182.223 Atkins. Victoria Mane. 12 — 123.168. 170. 223 Atkins. Robert Scott. 9 — 41.286 Austin. Erleen Kay. 10— 119.122. 264 Austin. Linda Sue. 10—264 Auzenne. Bernadette. 11 — 115. 243 Auzenne, Brenda Mane. 9 — 287. 289 Auzenne. Richard. 9 — 41. 139. 286 Auzenne, Sheila Mane. 11 — 243 Avalos. Paul Edward. 10 — 264 Avant. Nancy Diane. 12 — 223 B Bacon. Jo Beth. 10 — 130. 166. 264 Badeaux. Kathy Annette. 10—118.264 Badgett, Dwayne M . 10 Bagwell. Billy Joe. 12 — 28 Bagwell. Harold Mike. 11 — 243 Bailey. Dana A . 10 — 264 Baird. Phillip Dean. 9 — 287 Bak. Craig. 9 — 287 Bak. Wayne Edward. 9 — 287 Baker. Glenn. 11 — 118. 174. 243 Baker. Charles Roy. 10 — 264 Baker. Stephen Mark. 10 — 28.38.63. 174. 188. 264 Balentine. John — 210 Balentme. Tanya. 11 — 243 Ball. Joel Curtis. 10 — 119. 264 Ballard. James Michael. 12 — 223 Banta. Susan. 9 — 287 Barfield. Rockell. 11—243 Barker, Mrs. Jewet — 214 Barker. John Tracy. 9 — 287 Barker. Kathy Kay. 10 — 200. 264 Barkdale. Brenda L . 12 Barnes. Brenda Sue. 11 — 123. 160. 163,204.243 Barnes, Pamela Jean. 9 — 204. 287 Barnett. Darlene Gail. 9 Barnett, David Edward. 9 — 41.287 Barnett. Delores Renae, 9— 199. 287 Barnett. Kelly Ray. 11 — 243 Barnett. Lee Autry. 12 — 28. 223 Barnett. Robyn Carol. 9 — 287 Barnett. Ronald. 9 — 287 Barnett. Rosanna. 11 — 1. 143. 198. 243 Barnett, Russell Gene. 10 — 40. 264 Barnett, Steven. 11 — 243 Barolak. Barbara. 11 — 115. 243 Barrett. Lionel, 10 — 264 Barrientes. Albert Lee. 12 — 223 Barrientes. Leticia. 10— 188. 264 Barron. Barbara Ruth. 10 — 264 Barron. Terry. 12— 180. 223 Barrow. Katrina Kay. 9 — 199.287 Barrow. Gary Lynn. 11 — 54.60. 63. 64. 243 Barrow, Terry. 12 Barsalow. Bobby. 12 — 223 Barsalow. Elizabeth H . 12 — 223 Bartlett. Miss Mary Lee — 216 Barton. William R . 12 — 223 Bastian. Dorothy. 11 — 181.243 Bastian. Laurence R.. 10 — 56. 264 Battarbee. Bob Charles. 9 — 41,287 Baxter. Jeffery Scott. 10 Baytee. Sherry. 9 Bays. Mrs Claire A — 122. 216 Bays. Janice Ann. 12 — 73.172.223 Beal, Brenda Jean. 10 —171,265 Beal. Stanley Wayne. 10— 129.265 Bean. Nina. 9 — 305 Beardsley. Charles Anthony. 9 — 287 Beare. Sheryl Ann, 9 — 287 Beauchamp. JanisGray. 11 — 122,243 Beauchamp. Perry Dwight. 10 — 40. 80. 174. 188.264 Beavers. Bndgette. 10 — 70. 71.118. 160. 162.265 Beavers. Cheryl Lee. 9 — 70. 287 Beavers. James L . 12 — 29.223 Beck. Barbara. 11 — 115. 130. 135.157. 243 Beck. Bart Wayne. 10 Becka. Stella (Mrs) Faculty — 214 Bednar, Craig Thomas. 10 Bell. Bonnie R . 10—196. 265 Bell. Dennis R.. 11 Bell. Kathy Annette. 12—162, 199.223. 228 Bell. Michael. 11 —165.243 Beltram, Mr David — 216 Beltram, Danny. 12 — 223 Beltram. Dennis M . 9 — 130. 287 Beltram. Douglas Keith.9 — 41. 129 Bender. Terry. 11 —38. 243 Benoit. Timothy. 9 — 287 Benton. Charlene. 12 — 101.102. 115. 119. 223 Benton. Demse. 11 — 169. 171.188. 243 Bernard, Kenneth. 11 — 243 Bernard, Theresa Kay, 11 — 243 Bernardm. Robert Michael. 12 Bernardm, Stephen, 10 — 265 Bethell. Mr Richard — 29.41.81.216 Bettes. Troy. 12 — 223 Bickley, Paula. 11 —223 Biddle, Mary Elizabeth. 10 — 118. 265 Bielamowicz, Kenneth. 11 — 129. 243 Bielamowicz. Timothy James. 9 — 287 Bierman, Glenda. 9 — 287 Bierman, Marcia Jean. 10 Biggers. Debra. 11 — 70.167. 188, 243 Biggers. Susan Leslie. 12 — 70.223 Bigler. Keith. 11—38. 63. 138. 243. 260 Billings. Carol. 12 — 123. 200.223 Billingsley. Mike T . 12 Billingsley. Tina Elaine. 9 — 287 Bitnosky. Kathryn. 11 — 157. 243 Bingham. Bihnda. 11 —243 Bmme. Robert. 10 Bird. Gary Glenn. 10— 265 Bird. A Wayne. 11 —176.243 Birdwell. Charles E.. 10 — 263 Bishop. Amy Lynn. 12— 140. 223 Bishop, Eugene. 9 Bishop. June. 11 —243 356 Bishop. Laura to Clay. Glen Bishop. Laura. 9 — 287 Bishop. Theresa. 11 — 129. 132.243. 291 Bivone. Sharolyn Patricia. 10— 122. 155. 198.265 B)ork, Patrick Kevin. 10 — 265 Black. Gregory. 9— 119.287 Black. William Roy. 10 — 70.119. 150. 265 Blackwell. David. 12 — 223 Black. Kathrine Gail. 11 — 115.172. 243 Blake. Shirley Faye. 10 — 265 Blair. Melissa Kay. 11—243 Blake. Bill —316 Blake. Fayte—196 Blake. Glenn. 12 — 192.223 Blanton. Joy Elizabeth, 10 Blasmgame. Cathy Lynn. 11 — 243 Blum. Charles. 11—243 Blum, Timothy D . 10 — 265 Bly. Debra. 9 — 288 Bly. Jerry Ray. 10 — 266 Blythe, Kimberly Ann, 10 Boatwright, Donna. 9 — 288 Bobalik, Roger Glenn. 10 — 266 Bobbitt. Mrs EloisH — 216 Bogie. Marvin Ray, 11 Bogle. Kim, 10—266 Boone. William. 9 — 288 Boone. Wilma Elaine. 12 — 119.182. 223 Booth, Gary. 10 — 266 Booth, Susan. 9 — 288 Boots. James Robert. 9 — 288 Boswell. Gary. 9 — 288 Boucher. Dennis James. 11 —28.80. 174.243 Boucher. Joe. 12 — 224 Boucher. Mary Jane. 10— 172.198. 199.266 Boultmghouse, Linda. 9 — 288 Bowdoin. Sharon, 12 — 24.25.91.137, 151. 153. 154.224 Bowers. Anthony Paul. 10 — 68 Bowers. Lesler Ray. 10 — 266 Bowlen. Lonnie, 9 — 288 Bracht. Cynthia. 9 — 123. 288 Bradbury. Karen. 10— 160.162,266 Bradbury, Ronda Kay. 11 — 172. 243 Bradford. Clifford Scott. 10 — 68.266 Bradford. Robert. 12 — 224 Bradley. Anita. 9 — 288 Bradley. Bobby. 11 — 243 Bradley. Thomas, 12 Bradshaw. Robert. 11 — 243. 300 Bradshaw. Tim, 9 — 41.288 Branch. Mr Allen — 29. 34. 50. 216 Branm. Ina. 12 — 177. 179. 224 Brannon. Terri. 9 Bransford, Jesse Ray. 10 — 266 Bransford. Jody. 12 — 186 Bransford. Tessie. 10 — 266 Brantley. Kathryn Ann. 12 — 1. 130. 134. 135. 223 Brantley. Walter. 11 —243 Brazzii. James Mark. 10 — 54. 59.266 Brazzil. John William. 10 — 266 Brazzii. Stephen Philip. 9 — 57. 288 Breaux. Deborah. 9— 129. 298 Brewer, Diane. 11 —293 Brewer. Joseph C . 12 — 130.134.224 Brewer, Larry. 10 — 266 Briggs, Deborah Jane. 12 —157.207. 224 Brigham. Susan. 12 Brinac. Clifford Earl. 10 — 266 Brlnac. Glenn. 9 — 288 Brister. Jerry Lee, 9 — 41.288 Brock. David Wayne. 10 — 266 Brock. Steve. 9 — 288 Brockelman. Becky. 9 — 288 Brockelman, Debbie. 9 — 288 Brooks. Miss Sallie — 157. 216 Brookfield. Jerald Sanders. 11 — 21. 177. 179.241.245 Brough. Susan. 9 — 202. 288 Broughton. Ben. 10— 1. 143. 266 Broussard. Dale. 12 — 224 Broussard. Debbie. 12 — 198. 200.224. 228 Broussard. Ramona. 9 —288 Brown. Debra. 9 — 196, 288 Brown. Judy. 9 — 288 Brown. Mrs Marion — 212 Brown. Robbie. 11 — 245 Brown. Bobbin Dollidee. 10 — 172. 266 Brown. Susan Diane. 12— 122.162. 224 Brown. Vicki Lyn, 12 Brown. Mrs WandaS. — 1.142.216 Broyles. Bobby. 12 Broyles. Johnny, 11 — 245 Brueck. William L . 11 — 11.165. 191. 245 8rumett. Lyndol Ray. 10 Brundige. Ronnie. 10— 119.266 Bruner, Judy. 12 — 224 Bryan. Leslie. 11 —37, 38. 245 Bryant. Allison Kaye. 10 — 20. 139.154, 265.266 Bryant. James Gordon, 11 — 177,179. 245 Bryant. Nina Faye. 9 — 196. 288 Bryant. Patricia Ann. 11 — 123.144. 160.162,245 Brymer. Cindy —129 Buchanan, Kathy. 12 — 85. 86. 91. 122. 136. 137. 153. 175.224 Buchanan. Linda. 12— 140. 224 Buchanan. Marianne, 10 — 266 Buchanan. Terry. 9 — 91. 139. 288 Buckets. Elaine. 11 — 119. 123. 160. 162, 245 Buckner, Karen Sue. 12 — 224 Buckner, Michael. 10 Buehler. Larry. 10— 118. 266 Buescher. Mark. 9 — 70. 289 Buesmg, Penelope (Teacher) — 216 Buff urn. Mike. 10—150. 266 Burge. Jenna C.. 11 — 138. 245 Burgess. George Earl. 12 — 224 Burgess. Tara Jeanme, 11 —245 8urgess. Tina Paige. 12 — 224 8urkharl. Joe. 11 —245 Burns. Ricky. 11 — 38. 151.245 Burns. Roger, 12 — 224 Burt. Mr J W —216 Burton, William Bryant. 11 —246 Burton. William J . 10 Burts. Mark Gregory. 12 — 29. 77. 224 Burts. Robert. 9 —41.289 8urwick. Debbie. 10 — 122.266 Busby. David, 11 —246 Butler. Connie Ann. 10—129. 132.266 Butler. Ricky. 11 —246 Butler. Tamera. 12 — 200. 224 Butler. Weldon. 9 —289 Butler. Randy. 9 Byars. Teresa, 11 —246 Byford. Cora, 11 — 246. 270 Byford Kathy. 12 — 224. 279 c Cam. Christina. 10 — 172 Cain. Mark, 10 — 40. 42. 266 Cain. Penny Louise. 10— 166. 199. 206. 266 Caldera, Mano. 10 Callam. James. 11 —28. 246 Calma. Shelli Denise. 11 Calma. Vicki. 9 — 289 Campbell. Bonnie. 12 — 11.89. 115. 122. 160. 162, 224.272 Campbell, James E . 12 — 28. 140. 224 Campbell. Malinda. 10 — 172. 266 Campbell. Tim Bruce. 12—177.179. 224 Cannon. Donna, 9 — 289 Cannon. Kathy Ann. 12 —119. 121. 160. 162.224 Canon. Linda Ann. 12— 122. 162. 199. 224 Cardwell. Jack. 11 —246 Cardwell. Sharon Kay. 10 —172. 266 Carlisle. Aaron. 10 — 266 Carmody. Ricky. 10 — 266 Carney. James. 11 Carothers. Debra Kay. 12 — 224 Carpenter. Bettye H. (Teacher) — 216 Carpenter, Darrel. 11 — 38. 246 Carpenter. Timothy Allen. 10 — 40.81. 174.266 Carrier, Letitia. 9 Carrier. Margaret. 11 — 246 Carroll. Ernest. 9 Carroll. James Leon. 12 — 224 Carroll. Tracy. 9 — 289 Carter. Freddie. 9 — 289 Carter. Luanne. 9 — 202. 289 Carter. Wesley Keith. 10 — 266 Cartner, Michael Charles. 12 — 224 Cartwright. Kim. 11 — 16. 130.132.154. 246 Cartwright. Mr Thaddeus E —216.220 Caruso. Juanell R . 11 — 224. 246 Carver. Sherri. 9 — 289 Casey. Donny. 11 —38, 246 Cates. Shirley Ruth. 12 — 224 Cather. Dale. 11 — 76. 246 Cathrmer. James. 12 — 54. 59. 61.63. 224 Cathriner. Melinda, 11 —246 Cathrmer. Stephen. 9— 289 Causey. Jeff. 9 — 41.289 Caver. Susan. 11 — 1. 119. 142. 246 Chase. Stacy. 10 — 266 Chatham. Ricky Lynn. 12 — 177. 179 Cheek, Charles Dennis. 11 — 246 Cheek, Dena Faye. 12 — 176. 224 Chenier Diana. 11 —246 Cherry, Jimmie Duane. 12 — 74. 77. 78. 90. 119. 224 Cherry. Mrs Willena — 214 Chtles. Ricky. 9 — 200. 289 Choate. Diane. 12 — 224 Choate. Lewis Duane. 9 — 289 Choate. Shelley Mane, 10 — 266 Christensen. Bradley, 11 — 28. 246 Christensen. William B . 11 Clark. Brett Alan. 9 — 41.67, 289 Clark. Denise Rochene. 9 — 199.289 Clark. Elenora V — 216. 305 Clark. Johnny Jr. — 210 Clark. Mrs TommyeG —214 Clark. Kirby Stephen. 12 Clawson. Reginald. 10 — 266 Clay. Glenn. 9 357 Claybaugh. Louise Ann to Earley. Susan Claybaugh. Louise Ann. 12 — 224 Clayton, Martin Dean, 11 — 190. 246 Clement. Candus. 10— 259. 266 Clement. Robert Gene. 12 — 177.179, 225 Clement, Sandy Mane. 9 — 118 Clement, Terri. 11 — 11.246 Cleveland, Cynthia Ann. 11 — 171.246 Clinton. Laura. 12 — 225 Cloessner. Susan. 11 — 246 Clore. Kathleen, 9 Cloudt. Carla Jo. 9 — 13. 306 Coates. Terry Wayne. 9 Coble. Keith. 11—246 Cockerham, Jana Lynn. 12—13.122. 168. 200. 225 Cockerham. Patrick Lee. 10 Cody. Elizabeth Diane. 10 —123,160. 162.266 Coffman. Kelly Vincent. 10 — 266 Colie. Dave Frank, 9 Coker. Tim. 11 — 180. 246 Cole. Donna. 11 — 123. 169.171.200. 207. 246 Cole. Gwen. 10 — 118. 188.207. 266 Coleman. Reginald Chaise. 9 Coleman. Sharon. 11 — 91. 119.122. 166.200.246 Coleman, Wayne, 11 — 246 Collins. Deborah Ann. 12— 196 Collins. Loretha. 10 Collins. Tara. 10—155. 266 Commander. June Anita. 10 Conaway. Danny. 9 — 41. 129 Conaway. Elizabeth Ann. 12 — 225 Conaway. Michael W . 10—129.164, 266 Conaway. William H . 10 — 266 Conder. Julie. 11 — 123 Conder. Susan Elizabeth. 9 Conley. David Earl. 9 Conley. Donna. 10— 160. 162.199. 266 Conley. Teresa Ann. 12— 122. 163. 199. 224.247 Conner, Joseph John. 11 Considme, Mark. 11 Conway. Cynthia. 11 Conway. Ralph Joseph. 9 — 81 Cooke. Miss Diane P — 204.216 Cooling. Patrick Lee, 10 — 130, 266 Coonce. Mr WilliamC. — 70.216 Cooper. Karen Sue. 12 — 225 Cooper, Larry. 10 — 266 Cooper, Mike, 10 — 266 Cooper, Michael Wayne. 12 — 179 Copeland. Eugene Michael. 9 Corbell. Richard Paul. 9 — 41 Corbell. Cheryl. 10—130.135. 266 Corbell. Tom. 11 — 115. 129. 166 Cotton. Weldon K. 10 — 60.268 Couch, Timothy Ray, 9 Cougot. Terry Lynn. 10 — 63. 188. 268 Courtney. Barbara J.. 10 Courtney, Kathleen Kay. 9 — 199 Covin, Audrey Lynn. 12 — 225 Covin. Denise. 10 — 268 Covin. Roy Glenn. 12 Coward. Ben Edward. 9 Coward. Evelyn Yvonne. 11 —246 Cowan. Wesley Franklin. 12 — 176.225 Cowan. Kenneth Dale. 11 — 177.179, 246 Cowins, Herman Lee. 9 Cox. Caren Leanne. 9 — 129. 207 Cox. Judy Ann. 11 — 172. 177. 178. 246 Cox. Keith Ray. 12 — 225 Cox. Ronald Lynn. 10 Coxson, Mrs Ella Mae — 214 Cramer. Neil Jay. 9 Cramer. Rebecca Lou. 12 — 225 Cravey. Mr Seaborn — 212 Crawford. Sandra Kay. 12 Crawford. Sandra Kay. 12 Crawford, Sandra Kay. 12 Crawford. Teresa. 10— 205. 268 Creek. Gayland. 10 — 40 Creeks. Jeanette. 10— 197,268 Creel. Jimmy (Coach) — 80 Creel. Mary Margaret. 9 — 199 Cross. Jonathan. 10 — 166, 268 Crow. Debora Christine, 9 Crow. Dencie Jean. 9 — 86. 139. 306 Crow. Wanda. 11—246 Culpepper. Chris. 11 — 246 Culpepper. Julie Glen. 9 Cummings. David Leonard. 12 — 42. 45. 101. 115. 190. 191.225. 272 Cummings. Susan. 10— 123. 169. 268 Cummings. Virginia. 11 — 246 Cunningham. Reginald, 9 — 41 Curran. Colleen G.. 12 — 89.121. 168, 225 Curran. Thomas Francis. 9 — 57. 268 Currie, Rodney. 10 — 268 Cushman. George. 10 — 268 Cuthbertson. Elizabeth Ann, 12 — 207. 225 Cuthbertson. Karen, 10 — 129, 207, 268 D Daigle, Sandy Ann. 11 —246 Daniel, Dana. 9 Daniel, Sally Claire, 12 — 129. 134. 172. 200. 225 Darnels. Cynthia. 9 Daniels. George. 10 Daniels. Patricia Nadine. 12 — 225 Daniels. Ronald Phillip. 11 Darby. John. 10 Daves. Mark Allen. 9 Davidson. Miss Diana— 169. 216 Davis. Beverly Jane. 10— 130. 166 Davis. Dawn. 10 — 17. 118. 122. 156. 268 Davis. Debbie. 11 —17. 246 Davis. Gary, 10 Davis. Mr Herman L — 117 Davis. Kenneth William. 9 — 41 Davis. Leslie. 12 — 225 Davis. LuEllen. 12 — 73. 225 Davis. Richard. 11 —14, 56.63. 248 Davis, Vicki, 11—248 Davis, Shernon. 11 — 248 Davis, Terri, 11 —248 Davis, Thomas. 12 — 225 Dawson, Jody. 11 —248 Dean. David. 9 — 41 Dean, Michael. 9 Dean, Ray. 10 Deans. Theresa. 10— 103. 133. 155. 268 DeBose. Donald. 11 — 248 DeCeil, Adrienne. 11 — 248 DeCell, John, 9 — 41 Deel. Claud. 11 —180. 181.248 Deenng. Perry, 10 — 40. 63. 268 DeLaVergne, Debbie. 9 — 129 DeLeon, Robert. 10 DeLoach. Debbie. 11 — 115. 130.132. 141.248 Dennis. Mr Al — 29.216 358 Derden. Mary Lynn. 12 — 225 Destm, Joyce. 11 — 182. 248 Detro. Denise. 10 — 268 Dewveall. Amelia. 9 Dickens. Gerald Eugene. 10 —151.268 Dickens, John, 9 — 269 Dickens. Kelly Neal. 12 — 103. 158. 225 Dickey. Craig. 12 — 225 Dickey. Sherrill, 10 — 116.123. 169. 171.268 Dickson. Glenn. 10 — 268 Dickson. Jocelyn, 11 — 140. 248 Dickson. Rodney. 10 — 268 Diehl. Melinda, 10 — 269 Dierlam. John. 9 — 129 Dill. Jeff. 12 — 115.130. 134. 225 Dishman, David. 11 — 115. 188.248 Dittman. Douglas. 9 — 291 Dixon. Gary. 11 Dixon. Randy. 9 — 50. 70.291 Dobbins. Beverly. 12— 128.130,134. 172. 225 Dobson, Robert, 10 — 269 Dockery, Rodney. 12 Dodd. Terry, 10 Domes. Dierdre. 9 — 291 Domes. Gordon. 11 — 248 Donahue. Carla. 11 — 157, 200.248 Donaldson. Dan, 11 Donato. Troy. 9 — 41.291 Dossey. Cindy. 12 — 182, 225 Doucette. Byron. 9 — 291 Doucette. Ronald. 10 — 269 Douglas. Joy. 12—177. 179. 199,225 Douglas. Rita. 11 —248 Dowfen, Linda. 12—130. 134.213. 226 Dowten. Steve, 11 — 188. 248 Downs. Kristi. 10 — 269 Doyle. Kate. 11 — 122. 166.206. 207. 248 Doyle. Micheii. 11 — 129. 130. 248 Doyle. Mike. 11 —50. 248 Drake. Ronnie. 10 — 40. 269 Dressendorfer, Glenn, 10 — 40. 269. 248 Duarte. Kathy. 12 — 182, 183, 226 DuBose. Charles. 9 — 291 Duff. James. 12 — 226 Dugat, Howard. 10 — 40. 269 Duhon. Kathy. 12 — 130. 134. 166. 226 Duke. Stewart. 10 —38. 118. 269 Duncan. Alan, 12 — 177. 179. 226 Duncan. Mr David — 29. 216 Duncan. Mark. 9 — 291 Duncan. Ronnie. 10 — 269 Duncan. Sandra. 9 — 291 Dunham. Barbara. 11 — 204. 248 Dunman. Ray. 12 — 178. 226 Dunman. Dickey. 10 — 269 Dunlap. Mr Drew —54. 56.63.216 Dunn. Brenda. 11 —122.154. 248 Dunn. Kim. 10—130.269 Dunn. Patty. 9—129. 207. 291 Dunn. Rhonda. 11 — 169.170. 248 Dunn. Susan. 9 — 291 Dunnam. Roy, 11 —164,248 Dunning. James. 9 — 291 DuPlantis. Brad. 10— 148, 269 Durant. Bruce. 10 — 269 Duno. David, 9 — 41,67,291 Duno, Laura. 12— 160. 162, 196.200. 226 Dykes. Kim. 10 — 269 E Earley, Susan. 11 — 166. 248 Echols. Mickie lo Graham. Jackie Echols. Mickie, 12 Eckerman. Terne. 10— 118.123.269 Eckman. Lisa. 12 — 180 Eddleman, Lawrence. 10 — 269 Edmoundson. Vicki. 11 — 248 Edwards. Janet. 11 —248 Edwards. Jerry. 10 — 269 Edwards. Julie Ann. 10 — 118. 268 Edwards, Julie. 9 — 291 Edwards. Lawrence. 12 — 29.33.43. 45. 103. 226 Edwards. Ruth. 10 — 129. 157, 269 Edwards. Steven. 9 — 41.291 Eike. Jane. 11 — 172. 166.207. 248 Eiland. Gary. 10 — 269 Eiland. Gerald. 9 — 291 Eldndge. Vernon. 11 Elkins, Danny. 12 —1.19. 54.63.115. 142, 148,226 Elkins. Kim, 9 Elkins. Patricia. 9 — 129.291 Elliott. John. 10 — 269 Elliott. Karen. 12 — 182.226 Elliott. Keri. 12 — 18. 206. 226 Elliott. Kristi. 9 — 291 Elliott. Lynn, tl — 141 Elliott. Mike. 10 — 269 Elliott. Phillip. 11—248 Elrod. Jerry. 12 — 28. 158. 226 Enderll, Carol. 12 — 226 Enderli. Cindy. 11 — 123. 188. 200, 205. 248. 280 Enderli. Darrow. II —29.31.63.91. 200.248 Enderli. Janet. 9 — 205. 291 Enderli, Jill. 9 —205.291 Enloe. Sheryl. 10 — 269 Entnnger. Mary. 10 Erwin. Charles. 11 Erwin. Sherry. 12 — 226 Espinosa. Maria, 12— 182, 226. 257 Espinosa. Rosalinda. 9 — 292 Estes. Alma. 9—292 Estes. Gloria, 10— 122. 269 Estes. Martha. 9 — 292 Estes. Paul. 9 —40.292 Estes. ReoMike. 12 —29. 41.102.174. 226 Estetter, Deborah. 10— 123.157.269 Evans. Carl. 11 Evans. Eva. 11 — 249 Evans. Louie. 12 — 28. 119.226 Evans. Mrs. Ross —117 Evans. Vangie. 10 — 156. 188. 269 Ewell. Clarence. 10 — 269 F Fabian. Allen. 11 — 117. 249 Fabian. Cheryl. 10 — 269 Fall. Debbie. 11 Fanestiel. Jerri. 9— 199. 292 Fanestiel. Scott. 10 — 269 Farmer, David. 10 — 269 Faubion. Jerry. 11 —249 Fawthree. Patrick. 9 — 292 Fawvor, Bill. 10 — 40. 269 Fawvor. Ruth, 9— 198, 292 Fayle. Cheryl. 9 — 25. 139. 292 Fayle. Karen. 12— 123. 160.162.226 Fearka. Julie. 9 Fehnng. Bobby. 9 — 292 Fehrmg. James, 11 — 186.249 Fehnng. Terry. 9 — 292 Fentor. Gary. 12 — 226 Ferguson. Karl. 11 —80. 249 Ferguson. Roy. 9 — 292 Ferguson. Silverrol. 11 —38. 86. 249 Ferrell. Mr Mike —29. 41.216 Ffrench. Paul. 10 — 50. 268.269 Field. Rex. 10 — 269 Fields. Virginia. 9 — 292 Finke. Teresa. 12 — 122.226 Fisher. Allen. 11 Fisher. James. 10 — 269 Fischer. Pamela. 12— 122, 226 Fisher. Becka. 12—182, 226 Fleming. Becky. 10 — 269 Fleming, Davis. 12 — 226 Fletcher, Connie. 9— 123. 205.292 Flippo, Craig. 10— 129 Flippo. Doug. 9 — 50 Flippo. Teresa. 11 — 172.249 Florian. Jenmter. 11 Flynn. James. 10— 119. 195. 269 Flynt. Ren6. 10 — 271 Foerster. Mr Roy — 37. 38. 216 Folwell. Lori. 12 — 205. 226.271 Folwell. Paul. 10 — 204,207 Fontenot. Andrew. 11 — 249 Fontenot. Cheryl. 9 — 292 Ford. Miss Bobby—144. 145 Ford. John. 10—194. 231.271 Ford. Rod. 9 — 292 Foreman. Jacqueline. 11 — 172,249 Foreman. Teague. 12 Forrester. Brad. 10— 13. 16.46. 68. 139. 174 271.282 Forsvall. Joe. 9 — 70. 292 Forsvall. Laura. 12—192.226 Fortney. William — 249 Foster, David. 11 — 249 Fourrier. Mary. 10 — 122. 139. 155.207. 264.271.281 Fowler. Steven. 11 — 56. 115. 119. 249 Fox. Denise. 9 — 292 Fox. Johnny. 11 —38. 249 Foye. Sheri, to—157.271 Fox. Lois. 12 — 130. 134. 163. 200.227 Francis. Mr Robert — 216.235 Franco. Oscar. 9 — 59. 292 Franklin, Wynona. 9 — 292 Franklin. Dan. 11 —249 Franklin. Wendell. 12 — 185 Frazer. Frank. 9 — 269. 292 Freeman, Lee. 11 French. Gary. 9 — 41.80. 292 Friou. Ann. 10—123. 169. 171.271 Friou. Susan. 12 — 123. 168.171.227 Fudge, Bobby. 11 —129 Fudge. Calvin. 11 — 249 Fuller, Darlene. 9 — 292 Fuller, Kerry. 11 Fuller. Paula. 12 — 227 Fulton. Christy. 10 — 271 Furney, Dianna. 9 — 205. 292 Furney. Loretta. 12—122, 160. 167. 163.227 G Gage. Albert R . 10 —40. 271 Galloway. Paul. 10 — 270. 271 Galphm. Alice. 11 —157. 231.249 Gammon, Sandra Kaye. 12 — 122.137. 160. 162.222.227.239.276 Gandy. Rhonda L . 9 — 207.292 Gantt. Donna. 9 — 292 Gardin. Tony. 11 Garcia. Elizabeth. 10 Garcia. Victor Carlin. 10 — 40. 151.152. 271 Garrett. Jill. 11 — 119.249 Garrett. Karin, 12 — 227 Garrett. Kay. 10— 16. 157.199.271 Garrett. Pat. 10 — 271 Garrison. Connie Gail. 10 — 271 Garza. Maria. 11 —172, 199. 249 Gay. Paula Ren6. 12—196, 227.267 Geer, Pamela. 12 — 227 Geisen. Gregory. 10—54.61.63.271. 305 Gentry. Christy. 9 — 91. 139. 292 Gentry, Laura. 10— 139. 155, 271 George, Cathy Ann, 10 — 87.91.122, 139. 155.271.282 George. Catherine L . 10 — 271 George, Johnnie Gwen. 12 — 227 Gerace. Risa Gail. 9 — 292 Gerrard, Jean — 217 Gerza. David Herbert. 12 — 227 Gibbons. Marcy Lmn. 12 — 227 Gibbs. Deann. 10—129. 132. 271 Gibson. Denise. 11 — 249. 277 Gibson. Donald — 249 Gibson. Glen Ray. 12 — 227 Gibson. Glenda Fay. 12 — 172. 182. 227 Gibson. James David. 12 Gideon. Mark D . 10 —271 Gidley. Alice. 10—122.271 Gigout. Darus. 12 — 177. 178. 227 Gilbert. Dennis Earl. 9 — 57.292 Gilbert. Douglas E . 11 — 180,249 Gilbert. Ed Lee. 12 — 58.63.213,227 Gilbert. Kim — 249 Gilbert. Marcelle, 12 — 153,227 Gilbert. MichaelG.. 12—1.130.134. 227 Gillespie, Debra. 12 — 227 Gilley. Kathy. 9 —292 Gilley. Keith Ray. 9 Gobert. Audrey Mae. 11 — 249 Gobert. Marilyn A . 12 — 227 Gobert. NolaM .9 —292 Godfrey. Vickie. 9 — 292 Going. Sherri Lynn. 9 — 139, 292 Going. Tema. 10— 122. 271 Going. W D — 210 Goins. Rebecca. 10— 172. 271 Gold. Jana L. 11—249 Gold. Robyne. 10 —70.160.162.271 Golden. Chris. 9 Golden. Leigh Anne. 10 — 271 Gomez, Rachel. 10 — 271 Gonzales. Carlos D. 10 — 46. 271 Gonzalez. Elsa Ann. 10—123.271 Gonzales. Arthur. 11 Gonzalez. Elsa M , 12 — 103. 200.227 Gonzalez. Soledad. 12—192.227 Gonzales. Winston, 11 Goodin, Jeffrey. 12 — 227 Gorrell. Cheryl Ann. 9 — 292 Goodin, Jeffery Paul. 12 Goodin. Mark David. 11 — 141.250 Goodman. Cindy Rae. 10— 123.155. 271 Goodson. James Milton, 10 — 271 Gordon. Terry Denise. 12— 182. 227 Gore. Pamela. 12 — 227 Gorell. Sherry — 129. 135 Goudeau. Fred A . 10 — 271 Goudeau. Reginald. 12 — 17. 28. 227 Goudeau Sandra. 11 — 250 Goudeau. Veronica. 10 — 271 Goudeau. Vanessa Mane, 12 — 227 Gouldman. Janice. 11 —250 Gouldman. Steven Earl. 9 — 41,292 Graham. Jackie. 11 —177. 178. 250 359 Graham, Terri to Holland. Susan Graham. Tern. 10 — 271 Grandy. Mathew. 11—28. 50.86.138. 250 Grandy. Rodney. 12 — 227 Grant. Rickie. 11 — 250 Graves. Candice Lea. 11 Graves. James. 10 Graves. Patricia, 11 Gray. Carl. 9 — 292 Gray. Elmer Carlton. 9 — 292 Gray. Sharon. 12—16.88. 119. 137. 154.227 Gray. Steffani Ann, 11 — 122.154. 204. 250 Green, Clarence. 10 — 271 Green. Cynthia. 10— 129.271 Green. Dana Lou. 11 — 122.141. 157. 250 Green. Edna Mae. 12— 227 Green, Gilbert. Fac — 211 Green. John F . 12 — 227 Green. Marilyn. 12 — 196. 197.227 Green. William T , 9 — 292 Greenwood. William. 10 Greenwood. James. Fac — 217 Greenwood. Blanche. 11 — 115.157. 250 Greer. Annette. 12 — 89. 163. 176.177. 227 Greer. Ralph, 10 Greer. Richard. 12 — 28. 31.75. 77. 78. 91. 119. 137. 154.227 Gresham. Cleo, 11 — 250 Grevenberg. Chanthania. 9 — 196.292 Griffin. Chester, 10 — 40.271 Griffin. George. 9 — 67 Griffin. Imagene. 9 —129. 292 Griffin. Jenice. 12 —101. 115.130.134. 166, 192. 207.227 Griffin. Nick. 11 — 150. 151.250 Griffin. Richard. 9 — 292 Griffin. Scott. 9 — 129.207.292 Griffith. Frank. 9 —292 Griffith. Keitha. 10 — 123. 172.271 Griffith. Trebie. 11 Grissom. Ed. 11—250. 267 Grizzle. David. 12 — 227 Grizzle. Donna, 10 — 271 Grizzle. Sheila. 10 G'Sell. David. 11 —24.25. 118. 119. 138. 250. 260 G'Sell. Jan. 9 —119.292 G'Sell. Paul. 12 — 50. 53. 86. 228 Guiles, Greg. 10 — 68. 69.271 Guiles. Kennelh. 11—68. 69.151.250 Gumm. Elisa. 12 — 115.228 Gunter. Kenneth. 11 — 187 Guillory. Mary. 10 — 271 Gunlock. Steve. 9 — 292 Guitierrez, Albert. 10 — 40.66.272 Guitierrez, Jeanette. 9 — 292 H Hackfield. Lynda. 11 — 123. 205.250 Hale, Deana. 12 Haley. Mike. 10—159, 272 Halford. John, 12 — 228 Halford. Pamela. 9—129. 292 Halford. Tammie. 10—123. 160. 162. 200.272 Hall. Brian. 11—40.250 Hall. Bruce. 12 — 177.179. 228 Hall. Fred. 12—192.228 Hall. Julia. 11 — 156. 192. 250. 268 Hall. Kenneth. 9 — 41.292 Hall, Mark. 11 — 1.143.235. 250 Hall, Sandra. 9 — 292 Hall. Stephen. 10 — 272 Hall. Vickie, 9 — 129.292 Hallman. Terrie. 10— 122, 272 Haltom.Della. 9 — 292 Hamilton. Carolyn. 12 — 228 Hamilton. David. 12 — 63. 228 Hamilton, David. 10 — 40. 272 Hamilton. Debra. 10 — 272 Hamilton. Randy. 12 Hamilton. Douglas. 11 — 115.130.131. 135 250 Hamilton. Nancy. 10— 172,272 Hamilton. Thomas. 10 — 272 Hammack. Mitchell. 10 — 40.66 Hammers, Robert. 9 — 292 Hammers. Adam. 11 — 250 Haney. David. 11 —28.91. 138. 242. 250. 260 Hanks. Mike. 9 — 292 Hanlin. Teresa. 10 — 272 Hanson. Cynthia. 9 — 292 Hanson. Wayne — 210 Harbm, Greg. 11 —250 Harding. Eric. 9 — 70. 71. 193. 207, 292 Harding. Gwen. 10 — 70. 71. 171.190. 206. 272 Hargis. Elmer — 217.220 Hargrove. Marcia. 9 — 292 Hargrove. Russell. 12 — 29.75. 77. 78. 198.228 Harlan. Wade. 10 — 38.63.66.272 Harlin. Mike. 10 — 40. 272 Harman. Cherry. 10— 118. 272 Harman. Cindy. 12 — 119.144. 228 Harman. Cindy, 9 — 292 Harman. Oswall — 210 Harman. Theresa — 119. 272 Harmon, Mr Marcellus — 211 Harper. Luanne, 12— 168. 169,228 Harper. Marsha — 116. 217.218 Harris. Eva. 12 — 196. 197. 228 Harris. Keith. 12 Harris. Mike, 10 — 272 Harris, Teresa. 10—172.207. 273 Harrington. Van. 11 Harrison. Katherine. 12— 107.115. 123. 137. 141. 161.222. 228 Harrison. Larry. 11 — 250 Harrison. Larry. 10 — 273 Harrison. Stephanie. 12 — 228 Harrison. Virginia. 9 — 294 Hart. Debbie. 11 — 182. 250 Hart. Terry. 10 — 50. 267.273 Hartrick. Mrs Margie — 218 Hartzog. Howard. 12 — 101. 115.190. 191,228. 275 Hartzog. Larry. 9 — 41.294 Hartzog, Leslie, 10— 129.273 Harville. Mark. 10 Hasty, Sherry. 9 — 294 Hasty. Terry. 11 —250 Havenar. John. 10 — 273 Havenar. Sam. 12 — 228 Hawthorne. Mr A1 — 28. 76. 218 Hawthorne. Herby. 12 — 28.34. 119. 229 Hayes. Brian. 10 — 273 Hayes. Cindy. 11 — 129.132.154.155. 250 Hayes. Elise. 10 — 273 Hayes, James. 12 — 229 Hayes. Michael. 12 — 229 Hayes. Michael E . 12 — 28.229 Hayes. Richard. 11 — 250 Hayes. Sherry. 11 —192, 244.250 Head. Lisa. 11 — 119.123.169.170. 188, 250 Heard. Randy. 12 — 229 Heberi. Carl. 9 —294 Hebert. Denise. 11 —130.135.169. 171.207.250 Hebert. James, 12—130, 134.229 Hebert. Marty. 12 — 229 Heffernan. Jimmy. 12 — 229 Heffernan, Cindy. 10 — 273 Heffernan. Lisa. 9 — 294 Hefley. Mike, 10 — 273 Hefley, Michelle. 12 — 122. 160.162. 229 Hems. Richard — 174.218. 219 Heintschel. Lisa. 10—123. 160.162. 188. 258.273 Heintschel. Terri. 10—123. 169. 171. 273 Hencke. James. 11 — 250 Henderson, Lonnie. 10—273 Henderson. Pam. 10 — 273 Henderson, Richard. 9 — 41,81.294 Henderson. Richard. 12 — 229 Hendricks. Ten. 9 — 294 Henry. Sherry, 9 — 294 Hensley. William. 12 Henscey. Ronda. 10 — 273 Herbert, Mary. 11 —144. 154. 251 Herman, Debbie. 11 — 122. 154.205. 219.251 Hernandez. Wanda. 12 Hernandez Rene. 10—273 Herndon, Laura. 11 — 122. 166. 251 Herndon, Raymond, 9 — 41.294 Herring, Lisa. 9 — 294 Helssler. Randy. 12— 186. 229 Hessier. Tricia. 10 — 118. 123. 163.273 Hickman. Joy Lynn. 12—122.166. 229 Hicks. Freddie, 9 — 294 Hicks. Phyllis. 9 — 294 Hicks. Tambra. 9 — 294 Hicks, Wade, 9 — 41.91.139. 294. 306 Hill. Came. 9 — 205. 294 Hill. Chad. 12 — 229 Hill. Ray. 11 — 176.251 Hill. Donald. 9 —294 Hill. Kay. 9 —138,294 Hill. Karen. 11 — 115.122.154. 251. 260 Hill. Kenneth. 12 — 177.229 Hill. Robert. 10 — 28. 38. 273 Hill. Sharon. 11 Hillhousem, Donna. 9— 294 Hilliard. Dale. 11 —130. 251 Hilton. Dereaso. 10—123. 160, 162. 273 Hmchliffe. Donnie. 9 — 294 Hinds. Chris. 10 — 70. 72. 273 Hinson, Brenda. 11 Hinson. Cheryl. 10 — 157.273 Hinton, Paul. 9 — 41.295 Hinton. Janet. 10 — 169.171.273 Hinton. Tina. 12 — 229 Hintz. Debi. 11 Hobbs. Kelvin. 11 Hoffeld, Gary. 10 — 273 Hoff eld. Susan. 11 — 119. 157. 251 Hogan, David. 11 —119, 251 Holcomb. Leslie. 10 — 273 Holland. Cecilia. 12 — 11.213. 229 Holland. Christianne. 12— 120. 229. 233 Holland. Pamela. 12— 120.229 Holland. Susan — 241 360 Hollaway. Dolly to Klaus. David Hollaway. Dolly. 12 — 123. 229 Hollaway. Jell. 9 — 41 Hollaway. Steven. 10 Holleman. Bill. 9 — 295 Holley. Carl. 11 —129 Hollister. Kyle. 10 — 40. 81.91.273. 282 Hollister. Maria. 9 — 129. 295 Holloway. David. 12 — 140.141.229 Holloway. Kevin. 10 — 274 Holloway. Jett. 9 — 81 Holman. Jeanette. 10— 129. 274 Holman. Kandyce. 12— 141.229 Holmes. Byron, 12 — 229 Holmes. James. 12 — 229 Holmes. Joy. 11 — 118.251.293 Holmes. Royce. 11 —251 Holt. Mrs Mary Beth — 176. 218 Holub. Rita. 10—147.274 Holub. Suzanne. 12— 176. 229 Homan. Barbara, 10 — 202.274 Hopper. Benny. 9 — 295 Hood. Ltsa. 12 — 91.122.136. 140. 153. 155.229.239 Hooper. Mary. 11 —115. 122. 154,190. 251 Hoops. Larry. 12 — 229 Hopkins. Charles. 10— 274 Hopkins. Christopher. 10 — 274 Hopson. Madison, 10— 274 Hopson. Paula. 12 — 182.229 Horn. Judy. 10 — 285 Horn. Tom. 10— 190. 274 Hoskins. Marsha. 12— 118. 156.229 Hotchkiss. Brenda. 11 — 122.166. 200. 251 Hotchkiss. Danny. 12 — 29 Hotchkiss. Mary Beth. 10 — 166. 274 Houghton. Becky. 10— 118. 123. 169. 171.274 Houston. Larry. 10 — 274 Houston. Marsha, 12— 130. 134,182. 229 Howe. James. 12 — 50. 51.229 Howell. John, 10 — 56. 274 Howser, James. 11 —251 Hoxworth. Carta. 9 — 129.295 Hrabina, David. 12 — 230 Hudgins. Alan. 12—230 Hudgins. Cathy. 10 — 70, 274 Hudgins, Steve. 11 — 180.251 Hudson. Carolyn. 12— 118. 230 Hudson. Karen. 10 — 172. 274 Hudson. Tim. 9 — 41.295 Huff. Debbie. 11—251 Huff. Larry. 11 —251 Hughes. Becky. 11 Hughes. Dawton — 233 Hughes, Donald. 12 — 230 Hughes, Lisa. 12 — 230 Hughes. Mary Ann. 9 — 200.295 Hughes. Mike, 12—180. 181 Hughes. Oz — 211 Hughes. Paula. 10 — 274 Hughes. Steve. 12 —103 Hughes. Steve W . 12 — 29. 160, 230. 232 Hughes. Reed. 11 —68. 190.207. 251 Hull. Robert. 9 —41.275 Hullum. Donna. 9 — 295 Humphreys. Bobby. 12 — 130.134.230 Hunsucker. Louis, 11 — 251 Hunt. Miss Mollie — 218 Hunt. Ruth. 12 — 230 Hunter. Debra. 11 —251 Hunter. Pamela. 9 — 295 Huntley. Deborah. 11 —251 Huntley. Tammy, 9 Hurley. Jim. 9 — 295 Hurley. Vicky. 11 —251 Huron. Dianne. 9— 129. 295 Husband. Jeanme. 10 — 274 Husband. Teresa. 9 — 200. 295 Hyde. Gerrianne. 12— 157. 230.233 Hyde. Tommy. 11 —251 Hylton. Kathryn. 12 I Inman. Ruth. 12 — 198. 230 Irby. Don. 9 — 57. 295 Irwin. Becky. 11—123. 188.251 Irwin, Paul. 10 — 274 Isbell. Janie. 11 — 177.179.251 Isbell. Mary. 9 — 295 Isenberg. Trayce. 9 — 70. 198.295 Isenberg. Vicki. 12 — 230 Ivey. Chris. 11—181.252 Ivey. Mike. 10 J Jackson. Charles. 9 —119. 295 Jackson. Cyndi. 12—129. 133.134. 172. 230 Jackson. David. 10 — 40.81.274 Jackson. Lovina, 10 Jackson. Mary. 11 — 252 Jackson. Phillip. 9 — 295 Jackson. Ruby. 11 —252 Jacobs. Cindy. 12 —168 Jacobs. Cindy D . 12 — 169.230 Jacobs, Gary. 10 — 268. 274 Jacobs, Linda. 11 — 115.123.207.252 Jacobs. Nacy — 255 Jacobson. John. 12 —180. 181 Jamerson. Elvis. 10 — 40. 274 James. Kelly. 9 — 295 James. Michael. 9 — 57. 295 James. Tommy. 12 — 177,179. 230 Jamison. Judy. 10 — 274 Janick. Lori. 12 — 100. 101.102.115. 230 Jannise. Carol. 9 — 296 Jannise. Marlin. 11 —252 Jason, David. 10 —129. 274 Jasper. Carla. 10 — 118. 200. 274 Jasper. Sharlet. 12— 199. 230 Jeffers. Walter. 9—130. 206. 296 Jefferson. Charles, 10 Jenkins, Marilyn. 11 — 252 Johnson. Becky, 11 — 138. 252 Johnson. Brent. 11 — 190. 207, 252 Johnson. Colin. 11 Johnson. Dan. 9 — 296 Johnson. Dean. 9 —296 Johnson, Donald. 12 — 230 Johnson, Edgar. 9 — 296 Johnson. James. 11 — 252 Johnson, Jay. 10 — 40. 274 Johnson. Jimmy. 10 — 274 Johnson. Joyce. 11 — 177.179.252 Johnson. Kevin. 9 — 50. 130. 296 Johnson. Melode. 11 — 199. 252 Johnson. Pamela Veree. 11 Johnson. Renee. 9— 196. 296 Johnson. Sarah. 9 — 296 Johnson. Shelia. 9 Johnson. Stephanie. 10 — 274 Johnson. Theresa. 10 — 274 Johnson. William. 9 — 296 Johnston. Mrs Elizabeth — 213 Johnston. James. 10 Johnston. Kennith. 9 — 296 Johnston. Lisa. 10 — 274 Johnston. Travis. 11 —252 Johnston. Mrs Wilma — 141.218 Jones. A V — 42. 43. 44. 45. 252 Jones. Bobby. 10 — 275 Jones. David. 12 —165. 230 Jones. Debbie. 10 — 130.160.162.275 Jones. Demce. 12— 1. 198. 21$. 230. 232 Jones, Janet. 10 — 172. 274.275 Jones. Laurie, 9 — 129. 296 Jones. Mrs Louise — 218 Jones. Maryline. 9 — 296 Jones. Mrs Mary Louise — 216.218 Jones. Norma. 11 — 123.171.200.252 Jones. Randy — 275 Jones. Richard. 10 — 275 Jones. Susan, 11 —252 Jones. Terry. 10 — 275 Jones. Tracy. 9— 129. 297 Jordan. Gregg, 9 — 297 Jordan. Jamie. 10 — 275 Jordan. Rene. 10 —172. 275 Joy. Joe. 9 Juarez. Pamela. 9 — 297 Julian. Wynne. 10 — 118. 169. 275 Juren. Donald. 12 — 230 K Keeling, Charles. 12—177.178.230 Keene. Janie. 11 — 252.230 Keigley. James. 10 — 275 Keiper. David. 9 — 297 Keith. Gwen. 12 — 230 Kell. Lmda. 9—130.297 Kelley. Billy. 9 — 16. 41. 139. 297 Kelly. Charlene—19.211 Kelley. Joe. 12 —91. 137.230 Kelley. Miss Kay — 198. 199. 218 Kelley. Kenny. 9— 130. 207.297 Kelley. Mr Robert P —218.296 Kelley. Sheila. 11 —12.160.162. 252 Kellogg, Becky. 12 — 230 Kellogg. Johnny. 9 — 297 Kelso. Carta. 11—252 Kelso. Miss Kay. Fac — 218 Kempf. Luwana. 10 — 275 Kempt. Becky. 11—165. 252 Kennon. Micheal. 12 Kerr. Connie. 11 — 86.91.138. 154. 252.260 Kerr. David. 12 — 28. 77. 156. 231 Keyes. Charlie. 9 — 41 Keyes. Jimmy. 11 — 252 Kiber. Ann. 9 — 297 Kiber. Jennifer. 11 Kimmey. David. 9 — 297 Kimmey. Kenneth. 11 — 180. 252 King, Angela. 12—123.160.162.231. 276 King. Roy. 12 Kingsley, Joyce. 12 — 231 Kinney. Charles. 11 — 181.252 Kirkland. Carol. 9 — 297 Kirkley. Mr Robert —195.218 Kirkpatrick. Aram. 9 — 129. 130. 297 Kirkpatrick. Terry. 9 — 129. 297 Kissick. Fred. 11 — 164.252 Kirkland. Margie — 270.275 Kitchens. Elizabeth. 10 — 275 Kite. Mrs Gloria. Fac — 218 Klaus. David. 12 — 29.63 361 Klaus. Kathy to McGinnis. Cheryl Klaus. Kathy. 10—129. 132.275 Klaus. Keith. 10 — 275 Klein. BnAnne. 11 — 252 Kluch. Mr Ronnie —29. 36.38. 76. 79. 218 Knappick. Darlene. 9— 199,297 Knitien. James. 10 — 275 Knight. Loyce. 9 — 297 Knight. Melissa. 10 — 118. 123.275 Kocurek. Ricky. 10 — 275 Kocurek. Vickie. 9 — 200. 297 Koepke. Teresa. 9 — 297 Koon. Desire . 9 — 199. 297 Korback. Cheryl. 11 — 252 Korenek. Sherren. 11 — 176. 252 Kraeer. Calvin. 11 —253 Kressley. Conrad. 10 — 275 Kudla. Suzi. 11 — 119. 123.253 Kupec. Marijane. 12 — 231.233 Kysar. Philip. 9 —297 L Labit. Steve. 12 LaBove. Charlene. 11 — 129. 172.253 LaBove. Schlea. 9 — 297 Ladik, Douglas. 10 — 275 LaGrange. Mark. 12— 130.134.231 Laird. Debi. 12 — 231 Laird. Jeff, 11 — 38.144.253. 302 Laird. Kathy. 12 — 115.123, 231 Laird. Leigh Ann. 9 — 297 Laird. Leslie. 10 — 275 Laird. Scott. 10 — 56.63.158. 275 Lamb, Donald. 9 — 297 Lamb. Kan. 9—199. 297 Lamb. Margie, 10 — 275 Lamb. Rusty. 9 — 297 Lamb. Ronnie. 9 — 297 Lamb. Vernon. 11 — 253 Lambert. MissLauret— 154.218 Lambrecht. Mark. 9 — 70. 297 Lambnght, Dale. 11—2. 253 Lamp'l. David, 9 Landry. Billy. 9 — 41 Landry. Janice. 10— 196. 275 Langham, Mike. 9 — 297 Langston. Elizabeth. 10 — 275 Langston. Kevin — 141 Lanham. Debra. 9 —123. 297 Lankford. Scott. 9 — 298 Laramore. Monte. 9 — 298 Larsen. Julie. 12— 122. 231 Larson. Guy, 9 — 298 Larson, Lee Roy. 9 — 129. 298 Larson. Randy. 10 — 36, 38.66. 275 Larson. Sally. 9 — 202. 298 Larson. Sandra. 10— 198. 207. 275 Lasater. Mr Frank — 217.218 Lashlee. Paula, 11 — 123. 160.242.253 Lathon. Michelle. 9— 196. 207.298 Laubach. Steve. 11 — 42.45. 115. 190. 253 Lauraine. Paula, 11 — 253 Laurence. Gerald. 9 — 298 Lavigne. Gilbertina. 10 — 275 Lavon, Daniel, 12— 180 Lawrence. Robert, 10 — 47 Lawson, Mr Richard — 218 Leath. Roger. 9 LeBouf Jerry. 9 — 41.298 LeCates, Bobby. 11 — 115, 190.207. 253 LeCates. David. 9 — 41,81,298 LeCompte. Jerry, 10 — 276 Lee. Johnny, 11 — 253 Lee. Ronnie. 10 — 276 LeDoux, James. 9 — 291.298 Lemelle. Kim. 10—123. 169. 171.276 Lemmon, Diane. 12 — 231 Lemmons. Cindia. 12 — 231 Lemond. Martin. 12 — 1,29.34.91. 107. 136. 142. 231,238 Leonard. Beverly. 9 — 298 Leonard. John. 10 — 276 Leonard. Lanny. 12 — 174.176.231 Leonard. Robert. 12 — 180. 231 Lewis. Brenda. 9 —196. 295 Lewis. Edward. 10 — 276 Lewis. Emmett. 12 — 28. 59.63.86. 231.254.267 Lewis. Natalia. 12 — 180. 231 Liles, Karen. 11 — 253 Liles. Steve. 12 — 177.179.231 Lindley. Cindy. 10 — 166. 276 Lindley. Harold. 9 — 41.298 Lindsey. Blake. 9 — 298 Lindsey. Kathy. 10 — 129. 172. 276 Lingo. Donald. 11 — 253 Lingo, Mike. 9 — 298 Lintelman. Anthony Earl. 12 — 42. 44. 75.77.78. 231 Listi. Dane, 12 — 29.30 Litres. Jocko. 11 Little. Mr Edward —148, 218. 280 Little. Elizabeth. 9 —298 Little. Jack. 11 — 177. 178 Little. Linda. 11 —182. 253 Livingston. Miss Cyndi — 154. 218 Lloyd. Karen. 11 Lloyd. Phillip. 9 — 41.298 Lloyd. Vickie. 11 Lochridge. Kevin. 9 — 41.67.298.306 Lofton. George. 10 — 276 Loggins, Gordon. 12— 129. 134 Loggms. Victor, 10 — 129 Long. Julie. 10 — 276 Looney. Cindy. 10 — 19. 123.276 Love. Linda. 9—298 Love. Theresa. 10 Lovering. Donald. 12— 100.115.116. 130. 148.151. 190.206. 231 Lucano. Donna Ludwig. Maura —157, 218 Lumpkin. Mr Gilbert — 211 Lynnie. Joe—181 M Mabe. Willie. 9 — 298 Mabe. Pat. 10 — 16. 157. 202. 276 Mach. Mrs Barbara— 172. 219 Mam. Brenda. 11 —253 Maldonado. Maria. 10 — 276 Maldonado. Linda, 9 — 298 Maley. Rhonda. 9 — 129. 298 Malone. Bobby. 9 — 299 Malone. Willie Ray. 9 Manchester. Alan, 10 — 276 Manchester. Guy. 11 — 253 Mangus. Frank. 10 — 276 Manning, Patricia. 10 — 276 Manning, Sharon. 11 — 253 Mansker. Marshall. 10 — 276 Marchuk. Dwight. 10 — 276 Marchuk. Mike. 10 — 129. 276 Marek. Gary Wayne. 10 — 276 Marks. Patricia, 10 — 276 Marshall. Keith. 9 —299 Marti, Miss Martha — 160. 219 Martin. Buddy. 12 — 29.231 Martin. David. 9 — 288. 299 Martin. Lane. 12 — 231 Martin. Richard. 9 — 41.299 Martin. Ricky. 12 — 232 Martin. Ricky. 9 — 70. 299 Martin. Suzanne. 10— 276 Martin. Teecie. 12 — 140. 232,275 Martin. Anthony. 11 Martinez, Albert. 11 — 164. 253 Martinez. Monica. 10— 270. 276 Martinez. Willy Martmka. Daniel. 10 — 28. 38. 77. 276 Mascorro. Jerry. 9 — 299 Massengale. Bobby. 9 — 41.299 Massengale. Bubba. 10 — 40. 477 Massengale. Donnie. 11 — 180 Massia. Stanla. 11 —253 Massie. Jayne. 12— 102.199.232 Massie. Raymond. 9 Mathis. Glenn, 10 — 277 Mathis. Micheal. 9 — 299 Mathis, Rufus. 9 — 299 Mathis. William, 11 —253. 267 Matthews, Linda. 10—117.270. 277 Maxey. Earnest. 12 Maxwell. Annette. 9 — 299 Maxwell, Deana, 9 — 299 Maxwell. Mr Jerry — 41.219 May, Ben. 11—56, 58.63. 253 May. Billy. 12 — 177. 178. 200. 232 May. Cheryl. 10 — 277 Mays. Deborah. 12— 196. 232 Mays. Herbert. 12 — 42. 232 McAdams. Joey. 12 — 232 McAlpin. Rick, 10 — 277 McArdle. Kevin. 12 — 232 McBride. Amber. 9— 199. 207. 299 McBride. Burl. 11 — 38. 63. 253 McBride. Larry. 9 — 299 McBride. Jimmy. 10 — 174.277 McBride. Mary, 9 McBride. Mrs Nina — 214 McBride. Patrick. 11—38. 253 McBride. Rhea. 11 — 182. 253.277 McBride. Susan. 10—139. 155.277 McCage. Sam. 10—40.81.277 McCain. Stuart. 10—129. 130.277 McCaleb, Pamela. 9 — 299 McCartney. Eddie. 10 — 218. 270 McCartney. Robert. 11 McCauley. Rickey. 10 — 56.277 McClanahan, Paula. 10 — 205. 277 McClendon. Steve, 12 — 291 McClintock, Mrs Barbara — 218.270 McClure. Kathy. 10—277 McClure. Laurie. 9 — 299 McCown. Julie. 10—199. 277 McCullough. Bill. 9 —299 McCullough. Gale. 10—129.172.200. 277 McCullough. Gary. 12 — 130. 134.158. 232 McDaniel, Shirley. 11 McDaniel. Richard. 9— 141.255 McDowel I, M r William — 218 McDuffie. Cindy. 9 — 300 McFarland. Bobby. 9— 129. 300 McFarland, Carl, 11—38. 253 McFarland. Deborah. 9 — 300 McFarland. Donald. 11—38. 253 McFarland, Teresa. 12 — 232 McGary. Marty. 10 — 277 McGhee. Kelly. 10 — 50. 52.277 McGhee. Pamela. 9 — 196. 300 McGinnis. Cheryl. 9— 139. 205. 300 362 McGlone. Jacquelyn to Parker. Denise McGlone. Jacquelyn. 9 — 300 McGowan. Mr Emerson — 218 McGuire. Ruth. 11 — 172. 253 McHugh, James. 10 — 277 McHugh. Mike. 10—1.15.143. 277 McHugh. Timmy. 10 — 277 Mcllvain. Steven, 10 — 40 McKeand. Billy. 10 — 40 McKee. Bonnie. 10— 122. 277 McKenney. Hank. 10 —40. 119.174. 277 McKinney, Gary. 12 McKmght, Larry. 10 — 40. 188. 277 McLain. Jim. 10—12. 40 McKinley. Karen. 12 — 232 McLeod. Mr Ronald — 219 McMahon. Becky. 12 — 232 McMIllon, Dana. 10— 155.277 McMillan, Garth. 9 McMillon. Teresa. 9 — 300 McNulty. Rocky. 9 — 41,300 McPherson. Rhonda. 10 — 277 McWhorter, Frances. 9 — 300 Meadows. Deral. 10 — 277 Meadows. Pam. 11 —254 Memeke. C J.. 10 — 277 Meismer. Bruce. 11 Metsmer. Wanda. 10 Meismer. Pat. 12 — 232 Melancon, Dorothy. 9 — 300 Menette. Brenda. 11 — 157. 254 Melton, Debbie. 10 — 277 Mengo. Dean. 10 — 40, 277 Menifee. Janeen. 9— 196. 300 Mercer. Byron. 11 — 254 Mercer. Louis. 10 — 277 Merling. Melissa, 9 — 300 Merlmg. Robert. 10 — 40.277 Merrick. Arthur. 10 Mertz. Susan. 9 — 300 Meshell. Charles. 9 Messiah. Clydette. 12 — 87. 91. 102. 123. 138. 160. 162. 200. 232. 238 Messinger. Lorri. 10— 167. 166. 188. 277 Meullion. Howard. 9 — 300 Meyer. Kevin. 11 Middleton. Miss JoAnna — 160. 220 Miks. Kent. 11 —254 Miller. Connie. 11 — 70.115.254 Miller. Craig, 9 — 41 Miller. Cynthia. 9 Miller, Danny. 10 — 277 Miller. Franklin. 10 — 40. 278 Miller. Jeannie. 11 —157.192.254 Miller. John. 9 — 300 Miller. Marvin. 9 — 300 Miller. Mike. 9—129. 300 Miller. Rebecca. 10 — 278 Miller. Richard. 12 Miller. Terri. 9 — 300 Miller. Terry. 11—28. 38.254 Miller. Virginia. 12 — 232 Milligan. Patrick. 12 — 43. 207,232 Mills. Scott. 10 — 40.4 7.252. 278 Milum, Wayne. 11 —38. 254 Miner. Colleen, 9 — 300 Mingo. Dean, 10 — 40. 277 Mingo. John. 12 — 130. 134 Mitchell. Andrea. 12 — 86, 127.128. 131. 134. 159. 172. 232 Mitchell. William. 9 — 41 Mitchell. John. 10 — 278 Mitchell. Kenneth. 12 — 29.35. 167. 174.232 Mitchell. Lisa. 9 — 300 Mitchell. Teresa. 10— 172. 278 Mize. Kim. 9— 129.207.301 Modisette. Sherrene. 12 MokJer, Clifford. 12 — 232 Montemayor. Elizabeth. 10 —122.167. 278 Montemayor. Ronnie. 11 Montgomery. Gary. 10 — 40. 278 Montgomery. Sheri. 11 — 123. 254 Montgomery. Wayne. 11 — 254 Moody. David. 9 — 25. 301 Moody. Jerry. 10 — 28. 37. 38. 278 Moody, Lee. 10 Moody. Mike, 12 — 232 Moody. Rickey. 12 — 29,34.175.233 Mookhock. Mrs Francis — 220 Moon. John. 9—130. 135.301 Mooney. Pat. 11 — 1. 142, 158. 159. 254 Moore. Cheryl. 11 — 131.160.162. 254 Moore. Jon, 9 — 301 Moore. Mrs Melba —214. 215 Moore. Mike. 11—114, 190.191 Moore. Ronnie. 9 — 301 Moore. Susan. 11 —122. 254 Moorman. Nathalea. 12— 131. 134. 171.233 Moran. Donna. 11 Moravek. Robert. 10—129, 130.278 Moreno. Mr William — 210 Morgan. Luke. 9 — 41.301 Morgan, Mike — 177. 178 Morris. Bruce. 9 — 41.301 Moms. Keith. 11—28. 254 Morris. Lee, 11 — 254 Morris. Mark. 12 — 100.106.115.233. 275 Morrison. Kathy. 11 — 182. 254 Morton. Greg. 11 — 254 Morton. Leonard. 9 — 301 Moseley. Martin. 9 — 301 Moses. Audrey. 10 Moses. Lonnie. 10 — 40 Mosley. Thomas. 11 — 1.28,143.148. 150.254 Mosley. Walter. 10—278 Motley. Paula. 10 — 20, 24. 91. 139. 155.278. 282 Motley. Mrs Valree — 220 Moyer. Tobie. 12 — 233. 245 Muckleroy. Anneene, 10— 119.147. 278 Muckleroy. Dean, 10 — 278 Muckleroy. Vonda. 11 — 254 Muldrow. Kevin. 9 — 41.129. 301 Muidrow. Shirley. 10 — 118.166.278 Mulkey. Mike. 11 —254 Mullins. Clint. 10 — 40.270 Mullins. Marvin. 11 — 181 Mullins. Nathan. 12 — 180.233 Murphy. Billy. 11 — 255 Murphy, Keith. 9 — 57. 301 Murphy, Ricky. 11 — 187. 255 Murphy. Scotty. 9 — 301 Murray. Chris. 9 — 301 Murray. Marty. 10 — 20. 270. 278 Murray. Mike. 10 — 255 Murray. Mike. 11 — 40. 81.254.268. 278 Mynahan. Lynn. 10 — 278 N Nava. Elizabeth. 9 Neal. Darrel. 11 —42. 44.255 Nealy. Trebie — 255 Neathery. Patricia. 11 — 255 Neely. Monty. 9 — 41.301 Nelson. Jennie. 9 — 289.301 Nelson. Kathy, 11 — 1.142. 156. 255 Nesselrode. Lynn, 12 — 100. 115,119. 233 Nettles. Duane. 10 Nettles. Larry. 12 — 54.62.64.100. 115. 148,233 Novels. Lionel. 10 — 278 Novels. Reginald, 12 Newberry. Kim. 11 — 255 Newman. Danny. 9 Newman. Debbie, 11 — 255 Newman. John. 12 Newman. Michael. 11 —255 Newton. Mr Kenneth — 220.305 Niekamp. Sharon. 9 — 301 Nitschmann. Claire. 11 — 181.255 Nitschmann, Mr H H. — 212 Nitschmann. William Ross. 11 — 115. 190. 255 Nivens. Mrs. Montez — 183, 220 Nixon, David. 11 — 70. 115. 255. 267 NorFleet. Harold. 10 — 40. 59.63 Norred. Johnny. 9 — 301 Norris, Mr Bobbie J. — 214 Norris. Patsy. 11 Norton. Mrs Carmel — 220 Norton, Mary. 9 — 301 Norwood. Mr Alvin — 218.220 Norwood. John. 9 — 301 Norwood. Sidney. 11 — 255 Novosad, Mark. 9 —41.301 Novosad, Mike. 12 — 29.41.218. 233 Novosad. Stephanie. 10 —10.123.136. 139. 155.278 Novosad. Wayne. 11 — 255 Nunez. Dorene, 10 — 172.200.278 Nunez. Jody, 9 — 301 Nunn. Raymond. 10 — 278 o Oaks. Becky. 10 O'Banton. Carol. 11 O'Bamon. Paul. 9 — 301 Odom. Glen. 9 — 41.301 Olds. Karen. 9 — 207. 301 Oliver. Bob. 9 Oliver. Marilyn. 12 — 233 Ormsbee. Pam. 11 — 115.188.123. 147. 160. 162. 255 Ornelas. John. 9 — 301 Osborne. Kenny. 11 — 54. 80,255 Osgood. Carla. 10 — 118. 169.171.278 Osterhus. Monty. 12 — 29. 50.233 Osterhus. Peter, 9 — 301 Outland. Freddie. 11 — 43. 44.255 Owen. Brent. 10 —118. 159. 278 Oxford. Andy. 10 — 40. 80. 278 Oxford. Audrey. 9 — 301 Oxford. Elizabeth. 10 — 278 Oxford. Kim. 11 — 166. 255. 269 P Pace. Bradley. 11 — 255 Pace. Vicky. 9 — 301 Padgett, Alvis. 10 — 278 Padgett, Elaine. 11 Padgett, Theresa. 10 — 278 Parish. Mr Bill —28 Parker. Betty Sue. 11 Parker, Denise. 11 — 117.122 343 Parker, Mary to Rupp. Chris Parker. Mary. 11 Parkey. Chris. 11 Parkey. Keith. 9 — 41.81.301 Parkinson. David. 11 — 58. 62.64 Parnell, Billy. 9 — 301 Parrish, Mr William — 220 Partin. Angela. 10 —131.135. 160.162. 279 Partin. Glen. 12 Pate. Donnie. 9 Patton. Ray, 10 — 70. 87. 279 Paulus, Mr Bruce — 40 Pearce, Bonnie. 11 Peery. Debra, 11 — 131.157 Peery. Sue. 10— 131.166. 279 Pennington. Donna. 12 — 157, 233 Penny, David, 10—188 4? Penny. Mark. 12 — 129. 134. 148 150. 188.206.213.233 Penton. Mary. 11 — 1. 198. 143 Pepper, Richard. 12 Perkins. Mrs Lou — 220 Perry. Judy. 12 — 233 Perry, Pam. 12 — 196.233 Perry. Randy. 12 — 233 Peters. Cyndi. 11 Peterson, Barbara, 9 Peterson. Cynthia. 11 — 129 Peterson, Mike. 9 —129.302 Peting. Cynthia. 12 Petnck. Randall. 12 — 114.136.168. 170. 174.234.237 Petrosky. John. 10 — 279 Pfardrescher. Howard. 10 — 40.279 Pfardrescher. Patti. 9 — 129. 302 Pharr. Clifton. 10 — 40. 279 Phelps. Susie. 10 — 118. 139.155.279 Phillips. Dorothy Louise. 12 — 234 Phillips. Jerome Clyde. 11 Phipps. Sherry Kay. 11 — 119 Phillips. Travis Steven, 12—181.234 Pickens. John. 9 — 302 Pickett. Charles. 10 — 279 Pierce. Deborah L . 10 — 279 Pigott. Charles Henry. 11 — 54.63.64 Pigott. Janet Renee, 11 Pigott. Lance. 9 — 302 Pigott. Terry. 9 —302 Pillow, Michael Adrian. 12 — 29. 32. 137.234 Pillow. Shelley. 10 — 129.133. 155.279 Pitman. Carolyn Ann. 11 — 123. 160, 162 Pittman, Karen. 10 — 279 Pittman. Richard. 12 — 28 Pitts. Thomas Orren. 11 Plato. Clay Martin. 9 — 302 Platt. Jack Monroe. 9 — 129.302 Platzep. Cmdi, 11 P toe heck. Tammy Kaye. 9—131.135. 302 Poage. Kathryn Jane. 12— 123.166, 234 Pogue. Belinda. 10 — 279 Pogue. Bill. 9 — 302 Pollard. James Clay. 9 — 41.255. 268. 302 Pollard. Phil, 10 — 40 Polmanteer. Denise Lynn. 12 — 234 Ponder. Michael. 10—174. 279 Ponder. Norman .10 — 141. 150. 279 Portales. Rose Mane. 9 — 302 Porter. Cari Laine. 11 — 131 Potter. Joe. 9 — 302 Potts. Randal Mark. 11 Pou. Mrs Sharron — 220 Powell. Rudy Devohn. 11 Powell, Stewart Ray. 9 — 302 Powell. Terrie Diane. 11 Powell. Paul Dennis. 12— 177,178.234 Powers. Mrs. Suzi —117. 220 Powis. Mike. 10 — 279 Prall. Bob. 10 Prall. Mrs Elizabeth — 220 Predom. Sophelia. 10— 14. 196.279 Price. Dennis Wayne. 12 — 28. 34.63. 91.230. 234. 239 Price. Kern Edward. 11 — 129.207.257 Price. Patricia Ann. 9 — 302 Price. Patricia. 10—105. 118.205.274. 279. 302 Price. Samuel Paul, 10 — 131.279 Price. Tony. 10 — 40. 81.174. 279 Priddy. Tom Marie. 9 — 129. 302 Primeaux. Christopher Allan. 9 — 41. 302 Primeaux. Melissa. 10— 122. 279 Primeaux. Ricky. 9 — 158. 257 Probst, Michael James. 9 — 202. 302 Probst. M'Liss Jeanette. 12— 103. 166. 192. 198. 206. 234 Pruett. Susan. 10 —169. 171.229 Puffer. Sharee. 9 — 302 Pulliam. Edna Louise. 11 — 252 Pullin. Michael. 9 —302 Pyle. Marley Nathan. 11 —38.63,115. 174.257 O Quartz. Kathi. 10 — 279 Quigg. Ingrid Elizabeth. 11 —257 R Ralls. Jana Kay. 11 — 119. 167. 200. 257 Ramirez. Barbara Ann. 10 — 279 Ramirez. Chester. 11 — 257 Ramirez. Reuben P.. 10 — 37, 38 Ramsey. Steve. 10 — 80. 279 Rameri. Mrs Judith — 220 Rankin. James. 12 — 234 Rankin. Randal. 9 — 302 Rasch. John Francis. 11 — 257 Ratliff. Terry Glen. 10 — 279 Rawls. Marilyn. 10 Rawls. Brian Kent. 9— 302 Ray. Judy Ren6. 12 — 131. 132.134. 153.234 Rayburn. Charles Edwin. 9 — 50, 302 Razak. Mr Glenn —214 Razo. Ronald. 10 — 40. 279 Read. Marsha Lynn. 12 — 18. 142. 156. 177. 178, 233. 234 Ready, James Kent. 9 — 288 Real. Cathy. 10 — 207.279 Redd. Ronald Glenn. 10 — 279 Reddell. Donna. 10 — 281 Reed.Gayla. 10 Reed. Kyle. 12 —234 Reeves. Jody. 11 —257 Reeves. Steven, 11 — 186. 257 Reeves. William. 9 — 41.302 Reid. Jerry. 11—257 Rein. Karen, 9 —129. 303 Remore. Jo. 9 — 199. 303 Remore. Claire Vivian. 10 — 281 Revelle. John. 10 — 281 Rheaume. Dorothy. 11 — 257 Rhoades. Marsha. 9— 129. 303 Rhoades. Murry. 10 — 63. 281.295 Rice. James, 10— 188, 281 Richard. Donna. 9 — 207.303 Richard, Jennifer. 10 — 281 Richard. Mane. 11 — 16.122. 138,257 Richard. Myra Louise. 9 — 196. 303 Richard. Terry. 11 —257 Richards. Melinda. 10— 129 Richards. Susan. 11 — 138. 257 Richardson. Kathleen Ann. 9 — 303 Richardson. Keith. 11 — 177. 181.257 Richardson. Mrs Pat — 220 Richardson. Tom. 9 — 303 Ridge. Charles Russell. 12— 131.134, 234 Ridge. Susan. 11—257 Riggins. Michael Edwin, 9 Riggs. Tammy. 9 — 303 Rippel. Janet. 11 — 114. 123.154.257 Rippel. Judith Ann. 10 — 70. 155. 190. 206. 281 Rivero. Maria. 11 — 114. 123.257 Rivero. Omar. 10 — 40. 281 Robbins. Connie Lee. 12 — 181.234 Robbins. John Lee. 9 — 146. 195.303 Robbins. Kenneth Lewis. 9 — 129.206 303 Robbins. Michael Ray. 11 — 257 Roberson. David. 9 — 303 Roberson. Kevin, 11 — 38. 258 Robins. Robbie. 11 — 63. 119. 258 Robinson. Cynthia Kay. 12 — 234 Robinson. Marty R . 11 — 180. 258 Robinson. Roxanne. 10— 129, 166. 281 Robson. Miss Evelyn — 167. 220 Rocha. Alan Eugene. 9 — 303 Rocha. Bobby. 9 — 303 Rocha. Jerry. 10 Rocha. Roy. 11—258 Rodgers. Kathy. 12— 129. 234 Rodgers. Mike, 12 Rodgers. Richard. 11 — 258 Rodriguez. Lisa. 10— 139. 155. 269 281 Rogers. Alan. 11 — 258 Rogers. Melinda Lynn. 9— 129.132, 139. 205. 286. 303 Rogers. Shirley Faye. 12 — 234 Rombs. Gary. 11 Rome. Reginald Mark, 12 Rombs. Richard. 12 — 28. 175. 234 Romeo. Charlotte Ann, 9 — 303 Romeo. Cheryl Ann. 9 — 303 Roosa, Roger. 9 — 303 Roppollo. Keith. 10 — 281 Ross. Terry. 11 —38 Rosser. Jana. 10 — 19. 122. 281 Rossow, Walter. 10 — 281 Rougeou, Robin Hope. 12 — 234 Rounds. Elizabeth, 10 — 123, 281 Rounds. Kevin, 11 — 181.258 Rouse, Daniel James. 11 — 54.59 60 62.64. 258 Roush. Ten Lynn. 12 — 85. 121. 153. 235 Routte. Debra Kay. 9 — 303 Routte. Lawrence. 10 — 281 Rowe. Connie. 11 — 154. 258 Rowe. Vicki. 10 —16. 118. 122, 139. 157.281 Roy. David. 11 Royder. Linda Rae. 12 — 123. 235 Rubac, Paula Jean, 9 Rudder. Dennis. 10— 129.195.207. 281 Rupp. Chris. 10 — 80. 174.281 364 Rupp. Kevin Arthur to Stewart. Argynell Rupp. Kevin Arthur. 12— 77. 79. 235 Rushing. Kay, 11 — 131.258 Russell, Carla Ann. 9 Russell. Corine. 10 — 281 Russell. Daniel Richard. 10 — 68. 281 Russell. David Kyle. 10 — 40. 174.281 Rutherford. Cathy Dee. 9 Ryan. TammieSue. 10— 129.172. 281 s Salazar. Celso Abel, 9 — 129.303 Salter. D Ann. 9 — 207. 303 Salters. Russell. 10 — 281 Sampson. Howard Earl, 12 — 28,32. 35, 63. 235. 239 Sanches. Jett. 12 — 75, 76. 79. 235 Sanchez, Mike. 10 — 40. 150. 276. 281 Sanchez. Willis Robert, 12 — 24.144. 148. 151.235 Sanders. Dennis. 10— 70, 281 Sanders. Douglas. 9 — 303 Sanders. Jack. 12 — 235 Sanders. Leesa Joy. 9 Sanders. Mrs LaDell — 220 Sanders. Mr Jerry — 220 Sandlin, Scott. 10 — 281 Sandoval. Gilbert. 10 — 40.174.188. 281 SanMiguel. Richard, 9 — 303 San Miguel. Henry. 9— 303 Sargent, Leslea. 10—118. 172.281 Saveli, Linda. 11 —119 Saxton. Darrell Lee. 12 — 235 Sch.eshl. Ann. 12 —114. 168. 169.171. 235 Schimmmg. Debra, 11 — 172.258 Schmadl. Danny. 9 — 303 Schmadl. Mrs. Evelyn — 192. 219. 220 Schmidt. Cheryle, 9 — 303 Schmidt. Leslie Lloyd. 12 — 235 Schmidt. Linda. 11 — 172. 182. 258 Schneider. Rita, 11 — 168. 258 Schoppa. Deborah Ann. 11 —267. 258 Schrock. Alan Duane. 12 — 235 Schrock. David Keith. 9 — 304 Schubert. Belinda, 9 — 199. 304 Schubert. Mark. 12 — 119. 235 Schubert. William W , 11 -� 119.258 Schultz. Bradley. 9 — 304 Schultz. Karen Renee. 12 — 129. 207. 235 Schultze. Mrs Margaret —190,230 Schweitzer. Carol. 10 — 118. 155.281 Sclacca. Jack. 12 — 15. 173.235 Sciacca. James. 10 — 281 Sciacca, JoEllen. 9 — 129. 304 Scott. Annette, 10 — 281 Scott. Marc. 9 — 57.304 Scroggins. Travis. 9 — 304 Seago. Glenda. 10 — 172.278. 281 Sears. Kyle. 10 — 40. 281 Sebesta. Elizabeth, 10— 118. 281 Sedberry. John. 10 — 281 Seely. James. 12 — 235 Sessions. Mr Ben — 220 Settle. Dana. 12 — 180.235 Settle. Daniel Vance. 11 — 129.138. 181.258 Seymore. Robert Drew. 11 —38.80. 174.258 Shamblm. Danny. 9 — 41.304 Shamblm. Don, 11 — 180. 258 Shanks. Kyle. 9 — 41.304 Shatley. Dianna. 9 — 199. 204 Sharp. Candy. 12 —121. 135.235 Shaver, Jonetta. 11 — 259 Shaw. James. 9 — 41.304 Sheffield. Mrs. Dorothy — 214 Sheffield. Tanya. 11 —259 Shelton. Cathie. 11 — 259 Shelton. Lisa. 10 — 281 Shepard. Ronald. 11 — 148, 150.245. 259 Sherman, Gerald W.. 10 — 281 Sherrell. Jaime. 11 —38. 158, 259 Sherrell. John. 12—1.11.235. 143 Sherrell. Mario A.. 10 — 40. 281.295 Shipley. Arlene. 12 — 235 Shipp. James. 12 — 29.175.235 Shirley. Randy, 11 —129.259 Shivers. Monica Ren6. 12 — 236 Shoemaker. Kim, 10 — 40. 281 Shrum. Danny, 9 — 41.67. 304 Silliman. Ronald Leon. 12— 131.134, 236 Simmons. Burn, 9 — 304 Simmons. Sam. 9 — 304 Simpson, Ronnie. 9— 304 Simpson. Walter Alfred. 11 — 259 Simpson. Wesley. 10— 281 Sims. Jakie. 10 — 40. 281 Sinclair. Brad. 9 — 304 Singleton. Darryl. 11 Singleton. Irma. 10— 196. 281 Singleton. Rodrick. 9 Singleton. Sammie. 12 — 29.33. 35 Sirrat. Tommy. 9 —304 Sirratt. Cynthia Faye. 12 Sivek. John. 12 — 28. 30.63. 64.90. 137. 174.236. 239 Sivek. Mary, 11 —138.154.259. 260 Skaggs. Mrs Gladys — 220 Skinner. Tammy. 9 — 304 Skinner. Wendy. 12 — 236 Skrabanek. Kay. 9 — 202. 289.304 Skrabanek, James. 10 — 281 Slack. Gregory Lynn. 11 — 259 Slaughter, George Lee. 10 — 281 Slaughter, George Ralph. 10 — 281 Slaughter. Trary Nell. 10 — 281 Slavens. Michelle. 9 — 304 Slovacek. Preston. 9 — 304 Smalley. Donna Lee. 11 — 122.154. 259.291 Smalley. Eddie. 9 — 70. 304 Smith. Adrienne Smith. Anita — 236 Smith, Barry, 11 — 50. 259 Smith. Barry. 9 — 41.81.304 Smith. Caren. 11 —259 Smith. Cecilia Ann. 11 — 259 Smith. Charles Doug — 41.129.195. 304 Smith. Cheryl Kay. 11—73. 140. 259 Smith. Danny Wayne, 9 — 50. 304 Smith. Daryle Dewayne, 11 —259 Smith. Debra A . 9 — 304 Smith, Debbie L . 9 — 304 Smith. Donald. 12—180. 236 Smith. Elaine. 9 — 207,304 Smith. Gerald W . 12 — 180.236. 255 Smith. Ginger Rene6.11 — 115.131 154.259 Smith. Mr Jerry Don — 210 Smith. Kathy Diane. 12 — 15. 91. 136. 153. 155. 164.207.236.239 Smith. Keith. 9 — 41.305 Smith. Kenneth. 10 — 281 Smith. Laura Ann. 9 — 305 Smith. Laura Sue. 11 — 118. 181.259 Smith, Mr McKinley — 220 Smith. Mary Ann. 10—131. 133. 281 Smith, Melanie. 10 Smith, Mike Douglas. 11 — 259 Smith. Mitchell. 9 —305 Smith. Randall. 10 — 29.38,281 Smith. Ronny Layne. 11 —10.29.34, 76. 79. 259 Smith. Russell. 9 — 305 Smith. Sandra Carol. 11 — 245. 259 Smith. Sharon, 12 — 236 Smith. Sharon Ann. 12 — 236 Smith. Sherry. 9—129.305 Smith. Stephen D . 12 — 236 Smith. Tommy. 9 — 305 Smith. Virginia. 10 — 281 Smith, Mr. W C, —164.220 Smitherman. Barry. 10 — 80. 139.174, 281 Smoke. Andrew Mark. 11 — 259 Smoke, Daniel. 10 —24.118.139. 147. 202.281 Smoke. Judy F . 9 — 205. 305 Snead. Mrs Lois — 213. 275 Snider. Charlotte R. 9 — 305 Snider, Galynn Jane. 11 — 154, 259 Snyder, Donna Anne. 12 — 73.122.236 Solis. Jerry. 11—259 Sotoman. Mrs. Mildred — 197. 220 Soriano. Sylvia. 11 — 172. 259 Sorrells. Jerry, 10 — 56. 281 Sossaman. Michael. 10 — 281 Sowders. Donnie Louise. 12 — 236 Sowders. Jack. 10 — 278.281 Spam. Johnny Lee. 11 — 38. 77.138. 259 Speidel. Mary Margaret. 12 — 73.131. 134. 172, 190, 206. 236 Spencer. Carl Alvin, 11 — 259 Spiller. Katherine. 11 —259 Squier, Sue Ann. 12—131 134.236. 245 St Romam. Mark. 10 — 281 Stacey. Bonnie, 10— 129.283 Stahl. Paul D . 12 Standifer, Daryl A . 9 — 305 Standifer. Sheryl Lynn. 11 — 259 Stankis. Kathryn. 10 — 131. 166. 283 Stanley. Valerie Annette. 11 —259 Stap. Robert F , 10 — 283 Stap. Robin. 10 — 172.199. 283 Starett. John Allen. 10 — 283 Starkey. Mark. 9 — 305 Starkey. Mrs Martha — 214 Starr. Diana. 10—172.283 Stasne. Richard. 10 — 283. 295 Statum. Randy. 9 — 70.305 Stavmoha. Deborah L .9 — 199.305 Steed. Billy. 10—131.283 Steed. Joe A. 11 —129.259 Steed, Mary Dee. 11 — 115. 190. 261 Stenm. Sharon Anne. 9 — 305 Stephens. Davis C . 10 — 283 Stephens. Gregg. 11 — 261 Stephens. Paul. 9 — 305 Stephenson. Gregory Alan. 12— 129, 134.236 Stephenson. Karen Leigh. 11 — 172. 261 Stpherson. Mark Bruce. 12 — 103.115. 117. 236 Stepp. Victoria Lynn. 9 — 305 Stevens. Belinda Ray. 10 — 283 Stevenson. Eddie. 9 — 305 Stewart. Alvin. 11 Stewart. Argynell. 9 — 307 365 Stewart. Mauri Lea to Warren. Jett Stewart. Mauri Lea. 10— 172. 283 Stewart, Quinton L . 9 — 307 Stewart, Shelley Rebecca. 9 — 307 Stewart, Shiree. 11 — 261 Stewart. Theron. 12 — 236 Stimits. Lynne D . 12— 131,134.236 Stipe. Sharon. 11 —261 Stone. Mrs. Brenda — 198.220 Stone. Bill. 11—38. 261 Stone. Xina — 118.220.221 Stowe. Phyllis. 9—199. 307 Strauss. Stan Lee. 9 — 307 Strausser. Susan. 9 — 307 Strickland. Preilla Elame. 9 — 307 Strickland, Presha Sealene. 10 — 283 Strickland. Truitt. 9 — 70.307 Stratton. Carl. 10 — 283 Stroud. Randy. 10 — 40 Stroud. Ricky. 11 —70.261 Strown, Elaine. 11 —261 Stuart. Robert Ira. 10 — 283 Stultz. Margaret Ann. 10 — 283 Stutes. Leland. 9 — 307 Stutes. Richard. 11 Stutts. Molly. 10 — 166. 283 Sullivan, Jody. 9 — 202.307 Summers. Gary. 12 —177.178. 236 Sutch, JackE . 11 — 261 Sutton. Bobby Carl. 10 — 118.174.283 Swaim. Robert Michael. 10 Swanson. Otis Timothy. 11 —164.261 Swerdon. Robert Curtis, 12 — 236 Swofford. Mr Ray—210 T Talley. Curtis L.. 10 — 283 Talley. Sheila R . 12 — 172.177.178. 236 Tanner. Danny. 12 — 236 Tassm. Ray. 9 — 307 Tavary. Ann. 10 — 155. 283 Tavary. Robert. 12—19. 76.236 Tavary. Stephen. 12 — 115. 176.178. 236 Taylor. Mrs. Alvera — 221 Taylor. Craig. 9 Taylor. Danny. 9 Taylor. David L . 10 — 283 Taylor. Dennis. 10 — 283 Taylor. Donna K , 11 — 182.261 Taylor, Mrs. Eulalia. Faculty — 221 Taylor, Gary (Don). 10 — 283 Taylor. James. 12 Taylor. Jerry. 10 Taylor. Randy. 10—184. 283 Teinhart. Mary. 10 — 283 Terry. Glenn. 11 —261 Terry. Greg. 9 — 41.307 Thaman. Lisa. 10—10.129.172.283 Thigpen. Bobby. 10— 174. 204, 283 Thomas. Dirk A . 12—236 Thomas. Greg. 12 — 236 Thomas. Janice Marie. 12 — 236 Thomas. Julia Elaine. 11 — 122. 190. 261 Thomas. Kerney. 11 — 46. 48.150.201 261 Thomas. Loo. 9 — 200. 307 Thomas. Margie A . 12 — 236 Thomas. Pamela S. 10 — 283 Thomas. Sandra. 11 — 261 Thomas. Sherri. 9 — 307 Thompson. Oennis. 11 — 181.261 Thompson. Donald G . 10 — 283 Thompson. Donald A . 9 Thompson. Fred. 12 — 236 Thompson. James E.. 11 —261 Thompson. Mrs Patsy. Faculty — 221 Thompson. Rhonda D . 10 — 283 Thompson. Robert. 11 — 261 Thompson. Sarah. 9 — 129.307 Thomson. Richard. 9 — 307 Thorn. Barbara. 11 — 115.123.161. 261 Thorson. Kenneth W. 10 Thrash. Andy. 10 — 283 Threadgill. James. 12 — 236 Tlckner. Becky. 9 — 307 Tidrow. John. 10 — 40. 66 Tillman. Cherry. 12 — 236 Tillman. Dawn. 9 — 199. 309 Tillman. Terry. 12 — 236 Timmons. David. 12 — 29.33. 236 Timmons. Steve. 11 —29. 60. 63. 261 Timmons. Susan. 12 — 89. 91.122.140. 153.155.236 Tims. Delores. 9 — 307 Tims, Ronnie. 12— 184.236 Tims. Vicky. 10 Tobias. Dorothy, 9 — 307 Tobias. Linda K . 10— 283 Tobin. Larry. 12 — 76. 85. 236, 239 Tobolka. Doyle (Buddy). 12 — 236 Tobolka. Jeff, 9 — 307 Todd. Keith. 11 — 181.261 Toler. Susan. 12 — 236 Toliver. Margaret. 11 — 122.261 Tolleson. Robin. 12 —180.236 Tolleson. Kerry Blair. 12 — 236 Tolleson, Tammie. 10—283 Tom jack. Dennis. 12 — 63. 236 Tomjack. Tim. 9 — 41.81.307 Tompkins. Darrell. 11 Tompkins. LisaC . 11 — 172.261 Toney. Ronnie H.. 10—283 Tovlin. Madonna. 9— 129. 207. 307 Tovlin. Mary Beth. 11 — 157. 261 Townsend, Cheryl. 12— 179.198.236 Townsend. Susan K . 12—172.236 Trahan. Joe. 11 — 185. 261 Trahan. Kathy. 10 — 283 Transou. Robert. 11 — 177.178 Trchalek. David G . 9 — 307 Trim. Gertrude. 11 —261 Trubey. Mark D.. 9 — 307 Tubb. Miss Rose Marie —117 Tucker. Gary D. — 261 Tucker. Kelly. 9 —307 Tucker. Ricky. 10 — 283 Tulles. Glennes, 10— 118.172. 283 Turman. Donna. 12 Turman. Joy. 12 Turman. Randy. 9 — 41 Turner. Bill. 10 — 40. 283 Turner. Mrs LaJuana — 221 Turner. Lisa. 11 — 157.180. 181. 190 261 Turner. Melissa. 9 — 307 Turner. Michael. 12 — 190.206.236 Tweed. Teresa. 11 —261 Tyler. Danny. 9 u Ubnosky, Debbie. 11 — 181. 261 Ullrich. Dianna — 283 Ullrich. Gary. 11 —38. 261 Urbanek. Karen. 11 —261 U S Steel —313 V Vail. Vickie. 12 — 177. 178. 236 Van Natter. Vickie. 11 — 129. 261 Van Pelt. Laurence. 9 — 307 Van Meter, Van. 12 — 236 Van Wave, Gale. 11 — 129 Vaughan. Kevin L . 10— 131.135. 283 Veenstra. James. 11 — 131, 135. 261 Verducci. Mrs Dorothy — 213.221 Vesely. Sheila Ann. 9 Vestal. Allen. 12 — 219. 236 Vestal. Linda. 9 —307 Vestal. Trey. 9 — 307 Vogel. Kristina. 9 — 307 Vogel. Rickey. 12 — 236 Vojacek. Darrell. 11 — 158.261 Von Manger. Sissy. 11 — 116.190.206 207. 237. 238 Vosloh. Wallace. 12 — 165.238 Vowell. Kristi. 10 — 283 w Waddell. Billy. 11—50.261 Waddell. Larry. 12 — 234 Wade. Becky. 12 — 238 Wade. Lee Lou. 11 — 177.178. 261 Wade. Mark. 10 — 283 Wade. Virjeana. 12—196. 238 Waggoner, Bob. 11 —261 Wagnor. David. 10 — 119.283 Walden. Grayson. 10— 157. 283 Walker. Darren. 9 — 41,67, 139. 307 Walker. David. 12— 119. 165.238 Walker. Deborah, 12 — 238 Walker. Deborah. 9 — 307 Walker. Dorothy. 11 — 261 Walker. Enid Elizabeth. 9 — 202.307 Walker. Judy. 9 —307 Walker. Judy Gayle. 9 — 307 Walker, LaRisa, 12 — 168. 238 Walker. Mrs Lois — 214 Walker. Mark. 9 — 41.307 Walker. Suzanne. 11 — 118.122.138, 154.204.242 Walker. Thomas. 11 — 165. 261 Walker. Mickey Van. 11 — 38. 202. 261 Walker, Mr Walter—221 Walkoviak. Donnie. 10 — 283 Wallace. D'Anne. 11 — 129. 261 Wallace. Donald. 11—261 Wallace. Rusty. 10 — 131.135. 283 Walmsley. James. 12 — 238 Walmsley. Richard, 11 — 70.261 Walmsley. Theresa. 9 — 204,307 Walters. Khristine. 9 — 204. 206. 307 Walters. Laird. 9 — 307 Walters. Robert. 12 — 207 Walters. Sandra. 11 Walton. Robert. 9 — 70.307 Ward. Darlene. 11 —261 Ward. Debbie. 10 — 283 Ward. Diane. 9 — 307 Ward. Fawn. 10— 169. 283 Ward. Janet. 9— 129. 306. 139 Ward. James. 10 — 283 Ward. Julia. 9 Ward, Mark. 12—115. 150. 190. 238. 272 Wardlaw. Janie. 10 — 1. 118. 142.157. 284 Wardlaw. Joe. 12 — 238 Ware. Rusty. 9 — 307 Warren. Cliff. 11 —261 Warren. Jeff. 9 —307 366 Warren. John to Zorn. Jody Warren. John. 10 — 284 Warren. Kem. 10— 166. 284 Warwick. Ginger. 10 Washington, Reggie. 10 — 284 Watkins. Arthur. 12 — 40. 81.284 Watkins. Barbara. 9 — 308 Watkins. Frank. 9 — 41.308 Watts. Diana. 11 —177.178.261 Way. Kenneth. 11 —29. 38.261 Weathertord. Billy. 11 — 187. 262. 267 Weathertord. Douglas. 9 — 308 Weathertord. Mrs Rebecca, Faculty — 200. 221 Weatherspoon. Michael. 10 — 284 Weatherly. John, 11 — 144, 262 Weaver. Connie. 12 — 29.115.131. 134, 160. 162.238. 305 Weaver. Gen. 12—12.238 Weaver, Joseph, 10 — 54.284 Weaver. Richard. 11 — 38.63. 119.174. 212. 262 Webb. Cheri. 10—118.284 Webb. Christa. 12 — 238 Webb. Kathy. 10 — 284 Webb. Randy, 11—262 Webber. Mr Barney. Faculty—192.221 Webber. Billie. 9 —308 Webber. Paul. 12 — 238 Webber. Pinie. 11 — 190. 262 Webber. Will. 9 —308 Weber. Deborah. 12 — 238 Weber. Diana. 9 — 129. 308 Weir. Mark. 11—262 Welborn. Marsha. 9— 129. 308 Welch. Danny. 9 — 118.308 Welch. Ralph, 10 — 284 Wells. Doyle. 11 Wells. Fred. 12 — 238 Wells. Jeanette. 11 — 262 Wendel. Mary Beth. 12 — 89.90.123. 137. 140. 153. 155. 238 Wessell. Teresa. 9 — 308 Wessell. Tim. 10 — 284 West. John. 9 — 308 West. Dean. 11 — 130. 141. 158.262 West. Bob. 12—115.150. 238 West. Scot. 10 West. Lyn, 11—262 Whatley. Don. 10 — 40. 174.284 Whatley, Terri. 12 — 1.14.142. 160. 162,238 Wheattail. Donna. 12 — 238 Wheatfail, Stephanie. 10 — 284 Wheattail. Sylvia. 12—182 Wheatfail. Joe. 12 — 238 Wheatley, Dee. 12— 174. 180.192.238 Wheeiis. Mr Joe — 144. 221 Whinery. Patsy. 10—122.172. 284 Whitaker. Carolyn. 10 — 172.284 Whittaker. Roby. 12 White. Alclair. 9 — 308 White. Betty. 11 — 119. 172. 262. 269 White. Miss Bettye Joe — 212.221 White. James. 12 — 130.134. 238 White. Jennifer. 12—129.134. 172. 200. 241 White. Mark Conrad. 10 — 284 White. Sandra. 11 — 262 White. Teresa. 12 — 122. 241,276 Whitehead. Kelley. 9 — 308 Whitfield. Carla. 12 — 241.245 Whitfield. Lonnie. 10 Whitley. Cheryl. 10—118. 122. 157. 284 Whitley. Kenneth. 12 —63.119.164, 241 Whitley. Ten. 9 —289. 308 Whitmore. Robert. 10— 129. 194.207. 284 Whitney. Steven. 9 — 41,308 Whittacker. Roby. 12 — 241 Whitted. Joe. 12 — 29.91.102. 147.241 Whittington. Carla. 11 — 262 Whittington. Tammy. 9 — 308 Wied. Dennis. 10 Wilburn. Larry. 10 Wilburn. Mark, 12 — 241 Wilkerson. Robert. 9 — 308 Wilkins. Edna. 12—196.241 Wilkins. Larry. 9 — 308 Wilkins. Reggie. 9 — 202, 308 Wilkins. Richard. 11—262 Wilkinson. Kirby. 11—262 Wilkinson. Loree. 12—100.106.115. 120. 154.241 Wilkinson. Susan. 10—188.284 Wilks. Kathy. 9 —308 Wilks. Lynnell. 12—156. 182. 141 Willey. Johnny. 9 — 41.308 Williams. Bridget. 11 — 129. 262 Williams. Bruce. 11—262 Williams. Dennis. 9 — 41.308 Williams. Ennis. 11 Williams. Greg. 10—129. 284 Williams. James O . 12 — 50.184 Williams. James O.. 11 — 150. 262 Williams. James. 10 Williams. Janette. 9 — 308 Williams. Janine. 9 Williams. Kay. 10 — 131. 166. 284 Williams. Kelly, 9 — 202. 308 Williams. Kim. 10 — 131. 166.284 Williams. Leon. 11 —38. 262 Williams. Leonard. 10 Williams. Mark. 10—194. 273. 284 Williams. Mona. 11 — 24. 25.154.262 Williams. Pat, 11 — 180 Williams. Sherry, 11—262 Williams. Mrs Wanda — 221 Williamson. Billy. 12 — 180. 241 Williamson. Jim. 12 Willison. Gary. 11 — 70. 114. 262 Willingham. Barry. 9 — 41.67. 308 Willis, Jerry. 9 —308 Willson. Margaret. 9 — 308 Wilson. Cindy. 9 — 129. 308 Wilson. Leasa. 10 — 284 Wilson. Lisa. 10 — 122. 284 Wilson. John. 12—180.241 Wilson. Louis. 11 —150. 262 Wilson, George. 10 — 284 Wilson. Scott. 11—131.262 Wilson, Paula. 12 — 241 Wilson. Becky. 10 — 284 Wilson. Becky. 10 — 172. 284 Wilson. Joseph. 10 — 267. 284 Wilson. Mary. 12 — 241 Wilson. Suzanne. 12 — 241 Wilson. Terry. 9 — 308 Windemiller, Sherry. 9 — 308 Wmfree. Cecil. 11—262 Wmfree, Ernest. 12 — i. 241 Wingate. Tanya. 9— 199. 308 Wingate. Thomas. 12 — 241 Winget. Hotle. 12 — 199.241 Winters, Deacon. 10 — 40. 91.136.174. 278. 282. 284 Winters. LeeAnn. 9 — 308 Witsman. Donnie. 9 — 308 Witt. Marla. 12 — 1.141.142.177.178. 241 Wixson, Mr Gary — 186. 221 Wolff. Chris. 12 — 241 Womack. Jim, 10—139. 265. 284 Wood. Dana. 9 —202.308 Woodall. Tex, 11 — 150. 262 Woodell. Eric. 9 — 41.308 Woodell. Greg. 11 —29.38.262 Woods. Debtxe. 10 — 284 Woods. Jennifer. 10 — 157. 284 Woods. Bill. 10 — 284 Woods. Laurence. 11 — 262 Woods. Mrs Maudess, Fac —214 Woodside. Rodrick, 9— 130 Woolsey. Leslie, 10 Woolverton, Mike. 12 Wooten. Joseph. 11 — 262 Worthington. Thomas, 11 —262 Worzel. Douglas. 11 — 262 Worzel. Greg. 9 — 41.308 Wotipka. Eddie. 9 — 308 Wright. Henrietta. 10— 196. 284 Wright. Mrs. Shirley. Fac — 221 Wueusch. Tommy. 10 Y Vandell. Jana. 10 — 284 Vandle. Ronnie. 12 — 176. 241 Yaw. Donna. 11 — 115.123.262 York. David. 10 — 284 Young. Brenda. 9— 123. 308 Young, Deborah. 11 — 262 Young. Debra. 12 — 241 Young. Jane. 11 —262 Young, Neil. 10 —119.284 z Zapach, Lynette, 9 — 308 Zeglm. Steve. 12 — 308 Zerinque. David. 11 —262 Zermque. Michelle, 12 — 241 Zike.Vonda. 10 — 284 Zinn. Larry. 12—114. 116. 131.134. 241 Zorn. Jay. 9 — 41.262. 308 Zorn. Jody. 11—28.42. 174, 188.262 367 Advertiser’s Index American Health Food . . 334 Amyx Mower and Cycle . 347 Anderson Shoe and Saddle 339 Ashland Chemical 312 Auto Parts 320 B B Office Supplies 339 B C Supermarket 335 Balfour-Taylor . .. 337 Barry's Oil House 320 Baytown Army Navy Surplus 348 Baytown Auto Clinic 320 Baytown Boats 343 Baytown Florist and Nursery 343 Baytown Kirby Company 341 Baytown Motors............................. 318 Baytown New Car Dealers.................... 317 Baytown Police Department ................. 342 Baytown State Bank.................... . . 328 Baytown Teachers Credit Union 341 Baytown Welding Supply . . 345 Big Chief 5............................... 335 Bill Blake Motors 316 M.L. Bishop EXXON...........................345 Bob Hamric Chevrolet........................345 Bonus Burger................................332 Britton Cravens Lumber 344 Binswanger Glass 347 Busch Hutchinson Associates 344 C C Equipment............................ 339 Cowgill's Carpet Center (Mill End Carpet) . 341 Comal Cottons...............................339 Citizens National Bank......................327 Citizens of Texas Savings Loan 329 Crawford Cleaners...........................345 Creel’s Auto Parts..........................323 Dairy Dream.................................334 Dunkin Donuts ..............................331 Earthman’s Funeral Home ....................342 EXXON .................................... 314 Fabian’s....................................339 First Agency................................324 First American Bank.........................326 Hugh Wood Ford....................... . 319 Keating Ford............................... 316 George Mullin’s EXXON Station 320 Gibson’s Discount... 347 Gibson Printing............ . . 345 Gray Company. Mobile Homes 346 Greer Florist............................. 341 Gunn Air Conditioning..................... 343 Herbert Hauser..............................324 Highland's Hardware........................ 343 Highlands Star..............................337 Highlands State Bank........................326 Highlands Texaco ...........................322 Hi-Lo Auto............................... 320 Hotel Inn Motel and Restaurant . . 331 J. M. Huber.................................312 Ideal Floors.......................... . 34S IMSCO 345 Jim Ball International .315 Jacob's Jewelers. . .343 J J Gift and Ceramics 33S J. Don’s Beauty Shop ... 34C Jerry's Drive In...........................334 L L Frosty ............................... 334 Lee College................................348 Lil Ole Mexican Gift Shop . . 348 Lingo Olds.................................315 Lyon’s Food Service 335 M M Lawnmower Bicycle Shop 342 Mason Auto .............................. 321 Massey Electric Company....................349 McDonald's . 333 Merle Norman . . . . 349 Michael Inc. 340 Mike's Pharmacy 346 Mooney Mac ........ 333 Mt. Belviey State Bank 330 Newby’s . 331 Oaks Drive In Grocery . . 334 O’Brien's............... . . 349 Page-Dittmans . . . 319 Pee Wee's................................ 331 People's State Bank........................330 Gulf Coast Pharmacy........................344 Ramsey Florist........................... 348 John F. Reiter Optician............. ... 346 Reynolds Company.......................... 346 Richard Hutchins Buick.....................319 Ronnie's Food Market.......................336 Roy Hall Garage 320 Rusty's Food Market 331 Sears..................................... 340 Second Baptist 343. 347 Sherwin-Williams.......................... 339 Snowflake Donut Bakery 332 State Farm Insurance...................... 324 Tasty Treat 332 Terry and Company 325 T exas Industrial Servic Inc. 346 Texas National Bank...................... .328 Tommy's Auto Service .321 Treehouse Arts and Crafts 345 Tri City Exterminating.....................345 United Gas ENTEX .341 United Rent All............................337 U. S. Navy Recruiting. . 338 U.S. Steel .............................. 313 Vickers Florist.......................... 345 Wardlaw Photos .... 344 Weber's Auto Parts 320 Will’s Pawn Shop...... 344 Woods Home Center..........................345 M.S. Young ..340 Young Plumbing.............................339 368 Advertiser's Index sf I 4 ' ✓ � v % � � 1 ' - V'VM r ' ' ry ‘ w% v-1 - Vf�