San Angelo Central High School - Westerner Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1972 volume:

% 1972 westerner san angelo central high school san angelo, texas table contents academics classes personalities organizations athletics potpourri advertisements index closing 296 304 how long it ' s been since yesterday, but what about tomorrow and what about our dreams and all the memories we shared? -john Denver KBK ' ■W ! ' UBe l«IH L '  ' .-- g ' ,■ ■,ii:; . .t-:_ t4 ' .1 ■ :i:V- :Ui mmi ; Tt((■ y! J■.■:. ■ 1 . ' WWflpi iK-. - - IP? i  «lK ' KyH B 11 BPRHH H MK 1 1 - ' 1 V H 1 . - I B ' ' B 1 my life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue, an everlasting vision of the everchanging view . . . WM ■ 0i . ... a tapestry to see and feel, impossible to hold. Carole King .iKirvr j jtaKiimF. nnngm i just wanf to celebriff other day of living i just want to celebrate another day of life -Rare Earth f!i- ' i ' PS. m ' ' -f. i¥ ' ' ' } fvii ' ' •fHi ' Ali n iiiiuy ' II wm fhe bef %migh+ end up vtrrnHmg iftF sorrow and leaving ny soul in debt ' ivy ' . ' ' .i;; : - ■-•Ji ' m 5.M m. te ■V: - . ' S ' ' ' ;;i;i;-rfr ; ' mm so close, then so far away, where are the answers? i see them every day — Stephen Stills ' ( - R . n ' r ' ' ■ tr y ' ial ' . J Sr iWF;rH ' ' VM ' J. At ' iW.7r ' : ' i;P ' njfyi ' T i r je MtJ ij .x ■. Jii|f-V friends, i will remember you. fhink of you. pray for you. and when another day is through i ' ll still be friends with you -jo — John Denver . n. i m . ,Wm ms m.. • i- ' cJ school administrators manage san angelo educational program Dr. Carrol Click — director, pupil personnel services Lee M. Elder — business administrator C. D. Henry — special projects director Roland Howard — director of finance Rex Lowe — coordinator, special services Lloyd Matson — assis- tant superintendent, personnel Dr. James Nevins — as- sistant superintendent, administration G. B. Wadzeck— superintendent THE RECEPTIONIST (opposite page) at the San Angelo Administration Building works diligently receiving phone calls. As the first contact between the public and the many facets of the school administration, Mrs. Frances Williams is courteous and helpful. 23 administration copes with problems involved in central ' s management Principal Minton L. White and his three assistant princi- pals keep the campus running. George Faulkner is in charge of registration, Hans J. Hagelstein is director of student activities, and Mac Snodgrass takes care of attendance. All the members of the ad- ministration are qualified to handle each of their specific jobs that keep the sprawling Central campus operating smoothly. They are capable of coping with the problems that normally arise in the course of a school day. m i MINTON L. WHITE (opposite), principal, performs one of the many daily tasks re- quired in running Central. Board of Educa- tion (above, seated) Billy W. Willig, Thomas R. Parrett, Justin A. Kever; (standing) F. Wayland Myers, Jack C. Springer, Harold F. Gerhardt, and Dr. Vic- tor E. Schuize Jr. George Faulkner — assistant principal Hans J. Hagel- stein — director of student activities Mac Snodgrass — assistant principal Minton L. White- principal 25 aides, secretanes ease work load in aoademio, administrative areas The aides and secretaries as- sist in ail facets of Central ' s educational program. Whether secretaries in specific fields or aides in other areas, their work is invaluable to the operation of Central High School. Helping to lighten the work load, the secretaries work with the principal and three assis- tant principals. Other areas re- quiring secretaries are counsel- ing, the library, and vocational department. Aides work with teachers in such areas as special education and social studies. The school system also employs people in such positions as printing as- sistant, attendance office clerks, and receptionist. The aides, secretaries, and assis- tants are listed as non-certified personnel. Mrs. Ruth Neal, serving as school nurse, is in charge of students ' innoculation records. - aar Aiuo! MRS. CAROL PELZEL (opposite), secretary to Mr. White, goes about her daily tasks. Doris Bright — aide, special education Imogene Cunningham — assistant attendance clerk Dorothy Hahn — aide, social studies Joyce Hood — secretary to the counselors Anita Lewis — secretary to Mr. Faulkner Jean Mills — attendance clerk Geneva Murphy — secretary to Mr. Hagelstein Ruth Neal — school nurse Carol Pelzel — secretary to Mr. White Lana Pearce — printing assistant Opal Shuffield — secretary to the librarians Blllie Wilson — secretary to Mr. Snodgrass 27 new art department curriculum allows student specialization The 1971-72 school term saw major changes in course structure and facilities of the CHS Art department. Courses were altered to al- low students to specialize in certain areas. Art I still pro- vides a basic foundation in the principles and techniques of art. Art II students specialize in pre-commercia! art which in- cludes making posters and em- phasizes learning to letter. Spe- cial requests from other depart- ments are handled in Art II. Projects include posters for clubs, division pages for scrap books, the cover for the Ka- leidoscope, and a silk screen of St. Francis ' Prayer. The Let ' s be No. 1 Bobcat Booster pos- ters were produced by the Art II class. Art III now deals entirely with printmaking, the transfer of an image from one surface to another. Different processes studied include woodblocks, stencils, rubber stamps, silk screens, monoprints, and batiks. Drawing and printing are studied in depth in Art IV. The first semester is devoted to drawing in various mediums — pencil, ink, mixed media, and pastels. Painting in water color and acrylics comprise the sec- ond semester. Art V involves only three- dimensional art. Students ex- periment with found art sculpture, candles, mining and mixing their own clay, clay sculpture, wood carvings, and plaster sculpture. Under the former system Art II, III, and IV were more ad- vanced and in-depth studies of the same principles taught in Art I. Prerequisites were re- quired for all. Presently Art IV, and V are the only courses re- quiring a prerequisite — Art I. Craft classes continue with the same class structure of Crafts I and II, both general in emphasis, and Crafts III, which deals with sculptures and ce- ramics. The art department was moved from Emerson Hall to the Caddo Building which underwent slight remodeling in the 1971-72 school year. The interior of the building was painted and part of the ceiling replaced. Art work from all areas of the department was exhibited as part of the teacher ' s workday, March 10, and in the city-wide Art Fair, April 8-9. ROGER ALLEN (opposite), art teacher, demonstrates his skill at the potter ' s wheel. Roger Allen- art Margaret Mallard- art Velma Jo Whitfield — art, coordinator of art 29 business education courses teach personal, professional competence Located in Handel Hall, Central ' s business education department course list includes Typing I, II, shorthand, bookkeeping, and busi- ness arithmetic. Typing I is primarily concerned with developing touch-typing skills in personal and pre-vocational typing. Timed drills and copy assign- ments are vital exercises in the course. Typing II deals mainly with skills in vocational typing. Music is used during warm-ups in some classes. Students are required to be able to type at least 40 words per minute to take the course. Emphasis in shorthand is on speed and accuracy in dictation and transcription, and improvement of typewriting, spelling, punctua- tion, and sentence structure for personal use or employment pur- poses. Required as a pre-requisite is a Typing I credit or a typing course taken in conjunction with shorthand. Bookkeeping students practice basic principles of double-entry bookkeeping, financial statements, income tax and deductions, and business forms. The course teaches principles applicable in personal records as well as employment. A junior standing is required for the course. Problems in business arithmetic are based on business situations and transactions. Students learn to analyze and solve monetary problems. ELVA FLORES (opposite), junior, tries to keep in time with the music played daily for typing warm-ups. Jane Bell — Dorothy Kimrey — Charles Miller — Bobbie Moore — Joy White — bookkeeping, Typing 1, II Typing 1, bookkeeping, Typing 1, shorthand bookkeeping shorthand business administration 31 lb counselors help students with current problems, future plans Counselors ' duties are many and varied. Not only do they confer with students, but counselors also work closely with teachers. In addition each counselor specializes in certain areas. According to estimates, counselors reach about 70 per cent of the student body in a year, and each one talks with approximately 40 students per day. Areas in which counselors work with students include scheduling, placement, career planning, setting up conferences with college and military representatives, personal problems, and helping students discover themselves and what they want to do. In relation to the curriculum, they accept suggestions and try to meet the requests and needs of students. Although students are assigned to one counselor for scheduling, they may change to another for other matters. Counselors and specific areas they deal with: Oscar Gomez, mi- nority problems; OIlie Kuykendall, office operations; Roy Lower, vo- cational; Mildred McClung, special assignments from Mr. White; Dr. J. T. Morrow, testing; and Fern Smathers, varsity program. A master ' s degree in counseling and at least three years teaching experience are required for becoming a counselor. Central ' s Coun- seling Center has 16 carefully-screened student aides. Oscar C. Gomez — counselor OIlie Kuykendall — counselor Roy C. Lower — counselor Mildred K. McClung — counselor Dr. J. T. Morrow — counselor Fern Dell Smathers — counselor DR. J. T. MORROW (opposite), counselor, prepares a student ' s schedule change. 33 1 V V ' . dHver education prepares students for friendly, defensive driving With the most modern equip- ment and techniques, Central ' s driver education department trains a large number of stu- dents in the fundamentals of driving and the rules of the road. The course begins with class- room instruction relating to op- eration of the vehicle and state laws. The objective of the course is to emphasize knowl- edge, skill, and attitudes of safe driving. After completion of this phase, students may apply for a restricted driver ' s license. The laboratory phase of the course includes simulators, range, and on-the-street driv- ing. The fee for this portion is $30. Housed in the Caddo Build- ing, the simulators are mock auto instrument panels. In- structors utilize films and elec- tronic devices that record the driver ' s response to the films. The next step is actual driv- ing on the range. The range is located on the parking lot of the Bobcat Stadium. It is made up of simulated city streets and in- cludes various exercises de- signed to test the driver ' s skill at maneuvering a vehicle. The final step, on-the-street driving, allows students to drive in traffic under actual con- ditions After completiton of the en- tire program, students 16 years old and older are eligible to take the driver test to qualify for an operator ' s license. A DRIVER ED STUDENT (opposite page) runs over a cone while training for on-the-street driving at the driving range. Patti Dolgener — driver education Bill Purser — driver education, coordinator of driver education 35 1 english classes provide students with knowledge of language, culture Hedy Bowen — English IV coordinator of English language arts Gloria Burleson — English II Mary A. Casey — English III Martha Lou Dickson — English III Elizabeth Eaton — English II Laura Elms — English III Ruth C. Ganus — English IV Jo Gordon — English II Dorothy Hayes — English III Eva Henley — English III Alice H. Holden — English II Alta G. Jameson — English I Louise Jones — English II Ethel B. Kennamer — English IV Tommie North — English II Lynn Price — English IV Patti Roach — English IV Helane Simpson — English IV Margaret J. Tarter — English IV Colegate Villaret — English II Marie Whitehead — English III Mary Womack — English II MRS. LOUISE JONES (opposite), sophomore English teacher, discusses a test with her class. 37 MJK ffi AUS a j iijr. f -.-r ' four major languages constitute central ' s foreign language program Offering four foreign lan- guages, Central ' s language de- partment covers the major lan- guages students may use. A language lab is available to aid students with spoken lan- guages. Languages include French I, II, III, German I, II, Latin I, II, III, Spanish I, II, III, and IV. French I deals v ith the basic vocabulary of idiomatic French and grammar needed for the understanding, speaking, read- ing, and writing of simple con- versations. The two latter courses are extensions of the first course. Emphasis is on understand- ing spoken German and reading and writing are introduced after students are familiar with the fundamental sounds of the lan- guage. German II is an indepth study of the skills learned in German I. Grammar is emphasized in Latin courses. Reading from ancient Greek and Roman au- thors is introduced in Latin II. Latin III is primarily reading from prose, poetry, and letters. Spanish is the only language course that is railed. Spanish I teaches basic vocabulary and idiomatic expressions. Speak- ing, reading, and writing are also taught in the first course. The latter Spanish courses are extensions of the Spanish I. MRS. DOROTHY REDFIELD (opposite) Latin teacher, collects tickets at a Bobcat football game. Yolanda Huerta — Willie Ruth Dorothy Redfield — Betty Scrogin — Sally Sheen- French 1, Spanish II Meckel— Spanish II, III, IV Latin 1, II, III German 1, II Spanish 1, II 39 ' ' Kmimi ' imimimmim journalism provides experience in various facets of newswriting Emerson-4 really doesn ' t look like the entire publications department for Central High School. It looks like an ordinary classroom with a few extra tables and typewriters. Who would ever guess by just look- ing at it that that little room contains the Journalism I and II classes, the Campus Corral staff and the Westerner staff. This room also contains Ed Cole, publications sponsor, journalism teacher, and the man who makes announce- ments in the morning. Also in Emerson is located the darkroom maintained by the publications department and used by the photographers. Journalism I covers most as- pects of journalism in one course. The study includes news stories, feature stories, editorials, copyreading, proof- reading, and newspaper make- up. The second journalism course is an extension of the first course and primarily a labora- tory course in which students are responsible for much of the writing of the Campus Corral, the student newspaper. The Campus Corral is financed through advertising. Students interested in this field are al- lowed to sell advertising. The yearbook, the Western- er, is planned, written, and edited entirely by the staff. The yearbook is also partially sus- tained by advertising. And that is what goes on in that one little room. ED COLE (opposite), journalism teacher and publications sponsor, stands on his chair as he photographs the annual journalism Christmas party. 41 library acquires 1 ,000 new books for use during 1971-72 school year Central ' s two librarians man- age the library and attend to the duties of a librarian, which in- clude cataloguing books, help- ing students, and buying new books. The librarians have 33 stu- dent aides to handle checking out books, checking student passes, writing fine slips on overdue books, shelving books, and pulling magazines for stu- dents ' use in the library. The librarians estimate that during the course of a normal day some 350 to 400 students utilize the available library facilities. Out of the library ' s 19,229 books, 1,000 are new this year. In addition the library sub- scribes to 126 periodical maga- zines for reference use. Also on the library ' s reference list are encyclopedias, a vertical file. Readers Guide to Periodical Literature, and many other sources ordinarily found in a library. LIBRARY AIDE GAYA CORELY (opposite) checks in some newly-returned books. Clara Poteet — librarian Billie Usher- librarian 43 J I math trains students to think logically through basic principles Courses ranging all the way from related math to Elementary Analysis II are offered to Central students. Whether college-bound or simply fulfilling requirements for graduation, students can find math courses to fit their individual needs. Included in the Central mathematics program are Related Math I and II, Algebra I and II, geometry, trigonometry, Elementary Analy- sis I and II, and analytic geometry. Pre-requisites are required for all courses except Related Math I, in which individual approval is necessary. Algebra I and II and geometry are the only unrailed math courses. Related math courses include a study of elementary algebra, com- pounded with simple trigonometry and geometry. Algebra I examines general and sign numbers, solving linear equations, and graphing. Algebra II is an in-depth study and ex- tension of the first course. A study of relationships between points, lines, planes, plane figures, and solid figures, geometry deals with proving related concepts. The advanced math courses are available to students who show capabilities for the courses and plan math-oriented careers. Nina Armour — Algebra II Charles Hall — Related Math II, geometry Sally Low — plane geometry Stanley Odstricil — Related Math II, Algebra I, geometry Anne Paschal — plane geometry, Algebra II Ronald Petrick— Related Math II, Algebra I Grady Roe — Related Math II, geometry Paula Simmons — Related Math II Irene Smith — Related Math II, algebra Minnie Turner — Related Math I, geometry, trigonometry, analytics Dayton Walston — geometry Joe Ward — geometry, algebra MRS. ANNE PASCHAL (opposite), math teacher, admires the roses she received from her first-period class before she took another teaching position. 45 H 1 « X assortment of musical activities offered for student participation The band, orchestra, the choirs, instrumental music, Music Theory I, II and Music History and Literature all com- prise the Music Department of Central High School. Homer A. Anderson directs the band and orchestra and Ron Bates conducts all of Cen- tral ' s choirs. The Bobcat Band performs in concerts, contests, parades, at pep rallies, and football games. In order to be in the band, students must have had at least one year of experience on an instrument. In order to become a mem- ber of one of the choirs, stu- dents must audition. After audi- tion they are placed in one of the following choirs: Chorale, Male Chorus, Girls ' A Cappella Choir, Sophomore Girls ' Choir, Mixed Choir, Sophomore Choir, and Bel Canto Choir. Instrumental music courses for band and orchestra stu- dents who have not had enough experience in junior high school to play in the regular band and orchestra are offered. The two music theory courses are available to students who intend to study music further. Scale constructions, interval and triad formations, and music composition make up the course study. Music History and Literature deals with the historical devel- opment of music and traces the evolution from Egyptian times to the present. GARY BLEDSOE (opposite), senior, practices the trumpet in preparation for a band per- formance. Homer A. Ron Bates — Eddie Lou Neel — David Pennock Anderson — choir music theory, band assistant orchestra, coordinator coordinator of of choral music instrumental music 47 f t . expenmental co-ed p.e. program discontinued after first year The co-ed system of physical education was discontinued during the 1971-72 school term; however, students still have a choice of p.e. courses they take. At the beginning of each semester, students select new courses in which to partici- pate for the remainder of the semester. The only restriction on choices is that girls and boys must be placed with female and male teachers, respectively. Courses offered to boys in- clude Softball, volleyball, swim- ming, bowling, golf, touch foot- ball, and basketball. Girls have a choice of gym- nastics, Softball, volleyball, archery, badminton, and bowl- ing. Sophomores are required to take a semester of health. Kathy Aday — Tex-Ann sponsor, physical education Sam Aguilera — trainer, healtti Peter Barizon — tennis Jack Cauthen — physical education Kenneth Fannon — track Wanda Graham — physical education Otis Green — physical education Dan LaGrasta — director of athletics, head football coach Guisa Molen — physical education Kirby Pugh — basketball Ruby Nell Scudder — physical education Milby Sexton — physical education Bobby Williams — health, physical education P.E. BOYS (opposite) play a friendly game of shirts vs. no shirts basketball during 6th period P.E. class. 49 nfWi Am ' •Hf.-itU.i.x. ' .r ' -- ■ , fM nfitm6¥rsti9m.H ■ F km-- ' . A SSI science department investigates ideas about man, earth, universe An array of subject matter is covered in tlie various courses taught in Central ' s science department. Biology, chemistry, physics, non-technical physics, and ad- vanced science comprise the course list. Also associated with the science department is the local chapter of SCOPE and the increas- ing interest in ecology. The study of biology is not limited to the classroom — it also in- volves cleaning up the campus. Biology is described as the study of living things and how they are related to each other and to their environment. Chemistry students not only study matter, but experiment to demonstrate laws and theories. A part of the study of matter, metals, non-metals, and their compounds are examined. Physics is defined as the study of phenomena of lifeless matter involving no chemical changes. Non-technical physics includes the principles of physics, but the mathematical portion is not empha- sized. Advanced science compounds the elements of the other science courses into one subject. A great deal of laboratory work is done. Claude Wooley is the coordinator of science. Randy Harkey — biology Michael E. Kahllg — physics Ralph Laswell — biology John R. McClure — biology Robert Price — biology Merton Melvin Skaggs — chemistry, advanced science Curtis Smith — biology Roy R. Tharp — chemistry Robert Turner — biology Claude Wooley — physics, coordinator of science CLAUDE WOOLEY (opposite), science coordinator, and Science Club member Tommy Hoes demonstrate their new, effective means of measuring intelligence. 51 social studies students discuss man ' s origin, development, fate Opal M. Allen— World History Shell C. Barth — American History Charles H. Branning — Bible Farrell Bryant — Government Betty Davis — World History Richard F. Dillon — World History Kathryn B. Eilers — Government, coordinator of Social Studies Charles Henderson — American History Sarah Hubbard — Government John L. Humbert — American History, Economics Jim Jones — Government Glenda Kunath — Government Billie McCarroll — World History Ruth Mahler — World History Barry Minke — Government, Athletics Anita M. Monk — American History, Sociology Ruth Rawls — American History William Sinches — World History, American History, Athletics Linda Shoemaker — World History Dick Stafford — World History, Athletics Ray Tisdale — American History Judy Wilde- American History MRS. MAHLER (opposite) lectures her World History class on English history. 53 ■ . I isr •.•?,«;-■; •■■x .. ) I ' 1 special ed students participate in expenmental work program Five Central Special Education students participated In a pilot program In which they worked at North Concho Lake under the supervision of teacher-trainer Boyd Smith and the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers. Initiated in December, 1971, the project primarily Involved three hours of light maintenance work each afternoon for which the boys were paid $1.60 per hour. The program, a co-operative effort between the Mental Health- Mental Retardation Center, the Corps of Engineers, and the San Angelo Public Schools, will probably be extended Into a summer program In which each student will work 40 hours a week. Each of Central ' s 33 Special Education students Is required to spend at least one or more hours a day In Emerson 5, the new lo- cation of the Special Education Department, studying math and En- glish. The remainder of the day they spend attending regular classes or courses In the two Special Education vocational departments — home economics and building trades. New additions to the faculty are Belle Feist and Janice Henry. Other Instructors are Boyd Smith, Joyce Bark, Red Worley, aide Doris Bright, and student aide Tony Zapata. MRS. BELLE FEIST (opposite), special education teacher, helps student Kim Allen with an assignment. Janice Henry — special education Carolyn Minton — special education Boyd Smith — special education Belle Feist — sp ecial education 55 ■■■■■ ' ■ , ' animal farm ' , ' tartuffe ' comprise dramatic productions for 1971-72 The story of Animal Farm is reenacted in a dramatic reading for the annual fail production, debators discuss worldly topics, speech students prepare and enter selections for tourna- ments, and the characters of Tartuffe come alive in the one- act play. This is all part of Central ' s speech and drama department. Under the direction of Bill Bowen, the department func- tions to provide students with knowledge of speech and speak- ing techniques. Jim Glossbren- ner teaches speech while Bow- en concentrates on debate and drama. The course list includes Speech I, II, debate, and drama. Students in the two latter courses are required to spend some extra time outside of the classroom in speech activities. Speech I involves studying and practicing the development of self-confidence, the mechan- ics of speech, purposes and methods of speech, organiza- tion and structure of a speech, forensics, and interpretation. More in-depth than Speech I, Speech II deals with apprecia- tion of prepared, extemporane- ous, and impromptu speaking; prose, poetry, and humorous, and dramatic literature. In debate students learn de- bate procedures. They get ac- tual practice in tournaments and Interscholastic League competition. Drama students are respon- sible for the production of sev- eral plays or programs during the year. The actual drama course involves the study of the history of the theatre, dramatic literature, basic training in act- ing and voice, techniques of acting, phases of play produc- tion, theatre vocabulary, and conventions. JIM RICHARDSON (opposite page) is victim of Womens Lib crashdown in Central ' s drama department. Bill Bowen — Speech I, debate, drama, coordinator of speech Jim Glossbrenner- Speech I, II, English III 57 VCT classes provide career-minded students with on-the-job training Vocational Cooperative Train- ing combines classroom instruc- tion dealing with occupations, on-the-job training, and work experience. Students are hired by local businesses for a mini- mum of 15 hours per week. Training and job usually count as two elective academic credits. The Vocational Cooperative Training program consists of Agriculture Cooperative Train- ing, Distributive Education Co- operative Training I, II, Health Occupations Cooperative Train- ing, Industrial Coopera- tive Training I, II, and Office Education Cooperative Training. Agriculture Cooperative Training is related to agricul- tural occupations. Available to juniors and se- niors, Distributive Education Cooperative Training deals with retail and wholesale marketing and selling. Classroom work is a supplement to the job. Health Occupations Coopera- tive Training employs students in occupations concerning health and patient care in hos- pitals, clinics, laboratories, and dental offices. The courses also prepare students for vocations in health fields. Industrial Cooperative Train- ing I and II is available to stu- dents who want to learn skills in a semi-professional or com- mercial enterprise. Utilizing a simulated busi- ness office laboratory. Office Education Cooperative Training prepares students for business office jobs. John L. Atkins — agricultural cooperative training Max Box — distributive cooperative education Lanis D. Gross — distributive cooperative education Georgia Jordan — liealth cooperative training Vivian F. Stocl ton — office cooperative training Jerry R. Tackett — industrial cooperative training D. E. STUDENT LEE GABRIEL (opposite) works at her part-time job in the catalogue department of Sears. 59 vocational education department trains students in basic job skills Central ' s vocational depart- ment encompasses courses covering various material. Most of the courses have related clubs that allow students to join in activities dealing with the vo- cational subjects. The course list for the voca- tional department includes Ap- pliance Repairing I, 11; Automo- bile Mechanics I, II; auto paint and body repair, Building Trades I, II; Business Data Processing I, II; Construction Trades I, II; Coordinated Voca- tional Academic Education, drafting, Electrical Trades I, II; Homemaking I, II, III; home and family living, Metal Trades I, II; office duplication, pre-health training. Production Agricul- ture I, II; Radio and Television Repair and Service I, II; Small Engine and Selected Automo- bile Repair I, and II. Jeanne Box — office duplication Lucile Bradbury — Homemaking I, II Roy J. Cook — building trades J. D. Davis — data processing Roy Eastman — auto mechanics David R. Enderby — vocational director Will J. Farris — drafting B. G. Fowler — radio and television repair H. E. Gill — vocational counselor Joe C. Hoover — electrical trades Woodrow Howell — appliance repair Adeline Kirk — Homemaking I William McAda— CVAE Ronny Reed — Agriculture I, II, III Jo Nita Schwarz — Homemaking II Richard Seagler — data processing Thomas Shelton — auto body repair Ruben Vargas — CVAE Max Wilson — metal trades MRS. ADELINE KIRK (opposite), homemaking teacher, and Wynell Wright, senior, inspect a toy for the Christ- mas campaign for needy children. 61 ■.1 m- i ' t , i mM ¥m WMa Mm Oralia Acosta Elaine Adams Donald Aguirre Elsie Aguirre Christine Ahrens Lu Akin Jan Alexander Melissa Alexander Ross Alexander Jim Alford David Alonzo David Aly Randy Arnold Jim Archut Loretta Arocha Royce Avery Ken Bahlman Lenora Bailey Lisa Bailey Donna Baker John Ballard Johnny Banda Velma Bara Debbie Barker Barbara Barnhart Holly Barry Lynne Batson Diana Beal Debbie Beall Cylean Beck 65 Natalie Beck Bill Beeman Larry Bell Ruben Beltran Russell Bertch Adela Biera Tammy Biggs Peggy Billo Gary Binion Connie Black Larry Blasingame Gary Bledsoe Carl Boedeker Donna Bohnenberger Nancy Bolen Toni Bollinger Jeff Bomer Marian Book Debi Booth Becky Bowles Mary Kay Boyce Larry Boyd Mark Brackin Pat Bradehofs Jimmy Brashear Brad Bratton Darrel Brawley Melinda Breeding Myra Brodnax Jacquelyn Broome 66 _jil Carolyn Brown Danny Brown Vonda Brown Gallon Broyles Jo Ann Bullock Mary Burgess Malynda Burk Leonard D. Burks Bruce Burkett Tommy Burnett Barbara Butler Freddy Caballero Paul Cadwell Israel Cajas Johnny Callison Gary Camfield Lynda Campbell Ralph Campbell Oscar Cardenas Dianne Carney Jimmy Carter Janle Cash Mike Castle Alma Castro Ramiro Cerda Jack Cervantes Jerry Chappa Julia Chase Janie Chavey Guy Choate 67 Katie Clark Linda Clark Mike Clark Kelly Clifton Marta Clifton Debbie Cochran Jack I. Cohen Danny Coleman Richard S. Collett Becky Collins Steve Collins John Conn Mary Ellen Contreras Brenda Conway Tommy Corbell Carolyn Cox Deborah Cox Jim Crim Mark Crosby Charles Cruz Paula Cunningham Andrea Dahl John Darby Jeff Davis Jimmy Day Albert Del Rio Bill Denton Ronald d ' Entremont Miguel Diaz Lani Dobbins 68 Yolanda Dominguez Pat Donahue Randy Dorman Becky Dorrance Larry Dorrance Mary Ann Dorris Marian Doss Deborah Doud Mary Douglas Guy Drennan Linda Drueckhammer Richard Duerksen Dianne Duke Mike Duncan Ellis Easterly Penny Economidis Danny Edwards Jackie Eggemeyer Rosie Elizondo Vickie Epperson 69 Charlotte Elkins Joe Ellett Mark Emerson Eli Esquivel David Evans Margie Fant Leroy Eeatherston Janet Fenwick Patricia Ferguson Martha Fernandez Robert Fernandez Robert Field Billy Fletcher Lynn Flint Kerry Flint Randy Flint Angle Flores Kathy Fluharty John Fluth Mary Ford Kathy Forshey Bill Fox Debbie Franco Frank Frazier Kevin Frerich John Fuentes Mike Fulghum Monica Funchess Lee Gabriel Nora Gallegos 70 HK Trudy Gantt Cruz Garcia DelvJa Garcia Ralph Garcia Ruth Garcia Robert Garcia Tony Garcia Michael Gassiot William Garcia Olivia Gatica Richard Gerth Amy Giesler Diane Gilbert Vickie Gilbert Lucy Gill Ricky Gill Terry Gillian Marcia Gilstrap Jan Givens Jimmy Goddard Suann Goeth Susan Goeth Donny Goforth Alan Goldberg David Golden Kent Gomeringer Beyla Gonzales Delia Gonzales Elia Gonzales Patricia Gonzales 71 Kevin Gordon Randy Goss Connie Gotcher Danny Gotcher Tom Green Dennis Gregg Barbara Griffin Travisann Griffin Karen Grube Bernie Guebara Rosie Guerrero Sandy Guillotte Ken Gustafson Mania Gurgel Mack Guthrie Debbie Guyton Bryan Hagelstein Dwayne Hafer Peggy Hahn David Hair Jan Hall Emily Hallmark Diane Ham Mark Hamilton Gary Hann Martha Harlow Terri Harris Pam Hart Cindy Hawkins Doug Arvedson 72 Jolena Hawkins Nancy Hawkins Ronnie Hayter Barry Heath Mark Henderson James Hendricks Victor Henkhaus Bobby Kyle Henry Karen Henson Frank E. Hernandez Rosalinda Herrera Walt Herridge Allen Herrington Janet Herrington Carolyn Hetherly Sandy Hicks Joe Hill Melanie Hodapp Dawn Hodshire Nicky Hoelscher Tommy Hoes Steve Hohmann Vicky Holeman Marilyn Holland Stephanie Holland Larry Hollums Robert B. Hooper Debbie Hoover Wesley Hopper Tommy Horn 73 Ronald Hubbart Scott Hubbart Darren Huber Jimmy Hudson Becky Hufstutler Charles Hughes Gail Hunter Robert Hunter Candy Hurt Judy Hurt Pat Ingram Debby Isabel Kathy Jaccby Bubba James Dora Jasso Robert Jett David Johanson Carolyn Johnson Jerri Johnson Susan Johnson Virginia Johnson Steve Johnston Arleen Jones Ron Jones Danny Joplin Don Joyner Kathy King Vicki King James Kirkham Julia Kirkham 74 John Kirpach Eddie Knight Beverly Kobel Jan Koederitz Leonard Koenig Sheryl Koschak Peter Kouvelis Rodney Kuhlmann Brenda Kuhns Joe Kunkel Jimmy Lackey Freddie LaGrasta Steve Lancaster Susan Lancaster Kim Landers Sissy Lane Monica Lankford Janet Larremore Linda Laswell Virginia Lay Ellen Leddy Mark Lee Robert Leech Meredith Lewis Roger Leyva Marcia Lindsay Debbie Linthicum Grace Loika Sharon Lombardo Joe Lombrano 75 Brenda Long Harold Lopez Rachel Lopez Rosita Lopez Rufugia Lopez Jane Loveless Richard Loyd George Luna Kathy Lynn Lana MacDonald Shawn McAfee Beverly McAnally Tommy McBeth John McClelland Sharon McCullough Leona McDonald Mike Mcllvam Gary McKamie Linda McKay Mike McWilliams Gail Mahler Sharon Mathiesen Eileen Martin Johnie Martin Karen Martin Belia Martinez Dianne Martinez Gus Martinez Richard Martinez Rose Martinez 1 I 76 Joe Martinez Perry A. Mason Charles Massey Deborah Mathews Matt Mattingly Jack Mazuk Robin Meadows Ray Meaux Chardel Medley Barbara Menn Debbie Mesecke Shirley Michalik Delores Miekle Robert Mllburn Charles Miller Mary Miller Susan Miller Cindy Mills Mary Mills Sara Millspaugh Sylvia Mireles Gilbert Montano Brandon Moore David Moore Jennifer Moore Ginger Moos Dru Morgan Jack Morgan Gloria Morris Jan Morris 77 Mike Morrison Leslie Moss Steve MotI Eva Moutus Donella Mow George Moya Cynthia Mulkey Danny Munoz Rebecca Murphy Alan Muse Marie Myers Pamela Myers Roy Najera Pat Naylor Charity Ann Neeley Jack Nelepka Becky Sue Newby Deena Norfleet Rick Norman Jimmy Norris 78 John O ' Dowd Karen O ' Neal Ricky Ornelas Buddy Otto Frank Pardon Jack Rape Debbie Pate Jo Anne Patterson Steve Pauck Mike Paulsen PattI Pearce Joe Pena Lupe Perez Rosalinda Perez Trinidad Perez Gary Perkins Sandra Perry Gary Pfluger Walter Pfluger John Pjimer Andy Pineda Marilyn Pinson Debbie Plumlee Martha Pool Bobby Poulson Deborah Pouncey Manuel Pruneda Donna Pyle Kerry Rainey Diana Ramirez 79 Roylene Ramsey Annette Rastellmi Gary Ratliff Michelle Ray Jerry Reed Loretta Reed Philhp Reed Alan Rees Ancleto Reyes Eddie Richardson Jim Richardson Mark Richardson Debbie Ridgway Paul Riley Olga Rios Linda Carol Rivers Randy Roberson Sandra Robles Alfredo Rodriguez Edna Rodriguez 80 Beth Rogers Gayle Rogers Joan Rogerson Beverly Roper Mellony Rowoldt Steve Runion Eddie Russell Linda Russell Randy Russell Billy Rutledge Kathy Rutledge Aurora Saldana Tommy Salvato Mary Jane Samaniego Emma Samaripa Arthur San Miguel Lupe San Miguel Rebecca Satterwhite Donna Schafer Mike Schofield Patricia Schon Kim Schuize Jyl Schwartz Jack Seefeldt Darlene Seidel Kathy Seidel Stuart Seidel Laura Seitz Enedine Serbine Marvin Shelton 81 Randal Sheppard Kay Sherrill Kini Sherrill Jody Shields Donna Shuffield Beth Simcik Karen Simpson Noel Singleton Mel Skaggs Sharon Slagle Debra Smith Denny Smith Jan Smith Lar ry Smith Ricky Smith Wendy Smith Jill Smithhart Janet Snell Arthur Sonberg Jana Sorrels Jim Sorrels Neal Sorrels Nen Sosa Edna Louise Sotelo Jeanette Soto Billy Sparks Debi Sparrow Linda Spieler Janiel Spiers Arlene Spivey 82 Barbara Sprague Randy Stasey Charlotte Stephenson Sandra Stevens Ricky Stinnett Corky Stone Jimmy Straughan Barney Strickland Jane Strickland Lee Strickland Gary Strlcklm Bernie Stuard John Sullivan Douglas Swartz John Syrios Carol Talamantes Catherine Talamantes Eudelia Talamantes Rosemary Talavera Stephen Talley Vikki Tallon Barbara Taylor Steve Taylor Virginia Taylor Dean Teagarden Pam Teel Mike Terrazas Debra Terry Patti Tharp Greg Thomas 83 Teresa Thomas Raymond Torres Olga Torrez Danny Tower Edmundo Trevino Rosa Trevino Cynthia Ann Trojcak Vickie Trojcak Molly Turn Woody Upham Albert Vacek Emelio Valencia Alex Valles Kathy Van Slaars Mark David Varien William Velchoff Pam Vickers Ruben Villarreal Cynthia Waide Sheila Joan Waites Gw en Ward Robert Ward Ronald Warren Gary Warrington Mary Washington Sylvia Washington Randy Watson Ted Weatheford Carol Weaver Tim Weaver 84 Debbie Wells Rusty Wells Sue Wheeler Cathy White Debra White Gary Whitehead Doug Wickey Carolyn Williams Sandy Williamson Terry Willingham David Wilson Eddie Wilson Linda Wilson Patti Wimberly Marc Wimpee David Winburne Jamie Wolf Melvin Womack Karen Worbington Carl Word Wynnell Wright Kathy Wyatt Caria Yancey Jan Yancey Bonny Yonan Patricia Young John Zak Tony Zapata Cindy Zrubek Marilyn Zuehike 85 ; 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Compton Donnie Conklin Jan Conner Neil Conner Cathy Cooksey Roy Cooper Debora Corder Gaya Corley Randall Couch Steve Couch Ellen Cox Rhona Coy Mike Crawford Gerald Creel Greg Croad Susan Crowder Gary Cuba Simon Cuellar Debbie Cummings Beverly Cupp Frank Curl Kelley Cusenbary Paul Dacy Patsy Danford Dan Daugherty Melody Davidson Bill Davis Carolyn Davis Debbie Davis Deborah Davis Joe Davis Michael Davis Mike Davis Rebecca Davis Sally Davis Vicky Davis Freddy Deanda Wadene Deaton Sammie DeChearo Irma DeHoyos Allan D ' Elosua Alan Delz Carol Denton Darold Deremo Robert Diaz Debbie Dickey Robert Dickey Gloria Dietz Chip Dodson Jennifer Doll Chuck Dorrity David Doty James Doty Dale Douglas Danny Draper 89 Susan Duiker Philip Dunn Terri Eblen Mary Economidis Duane Edmonson Debra Edwards Peggy Edwards Stanley Edwards Terry Edwards Pam Eisenbeck John Elder Wayne Elkins Diane Elliott Wade Elliott Caria Ellis Vivian Ellis Debbie Englert Ricci Epperson Elaine Erwin Enoc Escalorra Betty Estrada Elizabeth Estrada Patricia Estrada Victor Estrada Melissa Everhardt Chris Faison Richard Farr Jackie Faulkner Dena Feathers Lauren Fecher Teresa Fernandez Sherry Fillip Kenneth Fleming Elva Flores Joe Flores Vance Flowers Colleen Flynn Steve Fowler James Fox Ben Francis Mark Freeman Pat Fulgum Lyndon Gaddis Nancy Galindo Freddy Candy Jerry Gantt Sylvia Garavey Albert Garces Carlos Garcia Carmen Garcia Maria Garcia Mary Garcia Raymond Garcia Frankie Garza Leticia Garza Martha Garza If7r7 ' ' li m MBI H 1,5 , 90 Mary Lou Garza Brenda Genini Jimmie Gifford Sheldon Gilley Vicki Gilly Mike Glaspie Dean Glenn Jay Glisson Robert Goddard David Goff Hllario Gonzales Julian Gonzales Pete Gonzales Vivian Goode Debbi Goodwin Jay Goss Scarlett Goss Randy Graham Richard Graham Steve Grant John Gray Edward Green Henry Green Jeanette Green Jerry Green Kendall Green Wesley Green Richard Greenwood Ella Griffin Daniel Grigson Chuck Groves Martha Guerra Janie Guerro Arlene Guevara Isabel Gutierrez Joann Gutierrez Joe Gutierrez Maria Gutierrez Frank Guzman Viki Haley Dale Hahn Eva Hagelstein 91 Lesli Hall Wayne Hall Lana Halnion William Hamblen Patti Hamrick Keith Hamilton Caria Hammond Randy Harbon Gary Hargrove Gay Harper Patricia Harbington Dwight Harris Marcia Harris Ronnie Hartman Russell Hartsfield Rebecca Harvey Susan Haught Kay Hawkins Ronnie Hawkins Renee Heckman CarIa Helton Jackie Henderson Katherine Henderson Marcus Henderson Don Hendrix Francine Hendry Norman Hendry James Henson Eleda Hernandez Frank Hernandez Rudy Hernandez Tony Hernandez Alfred Herrera Karen Herridge Leonard Hess Patty Hess Stephen Hesse Sandra Heumier Joni Hicks Bobby Highsmith Margaret Hill Lora Hilley Warren Hinkley Isabel Hinojos Donny Hoes Sharon Hofman Paula Holmann Gary Holden Adela Holquin Debbie Holland James Holland Janice Holland Armando Holguin Mike Hood Earnest Hooker Michael Hoover 4i) , 92 J l£f £. Mi George Howard James Howard Craig Howell Melody Hudson Dennis Hughey Chester Hurlburt Terry Hurley Rhonda Ivey Kande Izzard Frank Jackson Richard Jackson Richard Jeffries Deborah Jenkins Jerry Johnson Randy Johnson Steve Johnson Tricia Johnson William Johnson Janice Johnston Mike Johnston Becky Joiner Eddie Jones Gary Jones Gary Jones James Jones Pam Jones Phyllis Jones Robert Jones Teddi Jones Tommy Jones Julie Joyce Sylvia Juarez Kristine Kapavik Sharon Kelly Kathy Kelton Gayle Kemp Jean Kever Doris Key John Kidd Vicki Kilgore Alan Killingsworth Bobbie King Linda King Pat King Terry Kinkade Paul Kinyon Debbie Kleypas Sandra Kleypas Julius Knapp Anita Knox Lenard Koenig Roy Koenig Angela Kohutek Johnny Koonce Kevin Korona Chris Kouvelis 93 Debbie Krammer Debbie Krinsky Cheryl Kuespert Bryan Kunce Patricia Lacy Suzanne Lacy Charles Lampkin Joe Landess Doug Lange Robert Langlois Kim Lara Sandy Lawrence Sharon Lawrence Virginia Lay Lanny Layman Kathy Lee Guy Lee Sue Leek Laura LeFevre Paula Leftwich Charles Leggett Karen Leggett Juanita Lira Michael Livingston Randy Loika Diane Loiselle Kenneth Loiselle Randall Long Eva Lopez Michael Lopez Mark Low Terry Lowe Mark Lowery John Lowry Victor Lozano Charlene Lucas Ester Luna David McAnally Eddy McAnally Susie McCaw Ed McClintock Vanessa McClinton Yvonne McCormick Ray McCoy Tony McCrea Beverly McCully Michael McDevitt Eddie McDonald Clois McDowell Karen McDowell Karl McDowell Patricia McElrath Peggy McElrath Diani McGee James McGee Beverly McKinney 94 Karl McKlnney Mary McKlnney Rhonda McKlnney Debra McNally Jim Maddin Wayne Makowsky Ted MalkowskI Lisa Manning Jeanette Manton Susie Marriott Steve Marro Angle Martinez David Martinez David Martinez Robert Masters James Mata Randy Matthews Debby Mathls Ronda Mayfleld Karan Meares Cheryl Medley Daniel Mendez Monte Merriman Katie Mertz Ed Michulka Bill Mikeska Brenda Miller Dennis Miller Karen Miller Lois Miller Preston Miller Lisa Mlllhollon Sherry MInzenmayer Yvonne Mitchell Darrell MItchum Charley Monday Felipe Montelongo Paul Montelongo Jan Montgomery Greg Moreland Kerry Mortensen Steve Mortimer Brenda Morton Nick Morua Brenda Moutry Wesley Mow Karia Mulkey Shonna Mulkey Jack Mundell Kenneth Murrell Paul Musick Douglas Myers Mary Musta Marie Myers Eddie Najera David Nault 95 Betty Nava George Nava Rodney Naylor Rachel Neal Marilyn Nibling Bernice Niavez Vonda Nichols David Nicks Pam Nord Dawn Norfleet Billy Nunn Janice Ochoa Peggy Odum Sharon O ' Keefe Connie Olsak Freddy Ontiveros Jane O ' Neal Terry Oqum Rachel Ornelas Gloria Owens Naomi Owens Sheryl OZee Ruben Padilla Brenda Parish Brian Parker Kim Parker Jamie Parmer Pam Parsons Scott Patterson Ronny Partusch Craig Payne Michael Payne Amelia Perez Henry Perez Jerry Perez Jesse Perez Sylvia Perez Tony Perez Viola Perez Virginia Perez Cheryl Perkins Denise Perrine 96 Helen Perryman Alan Peterson Judy Petrilla Debbie Phillips Larry Phillips David Pliler Marc Poilpre Sherry Poindexter Pamela Pointer Kerry Pape Xavier Porras Mike Poulter Kathy Powell Katie Price Cynthia Prueitt Tom Pruitt Lawrence Pyle Stephen Rabb Sandra Race Mike Rahija Anselmo Ramirez Josie Ramon John Ramos Richard Ramos April Ramsdell John Ransom Ron Rathbone Gail Reed Thyra Renfro Cindy Richardson Gary Richter James Rinehart Phillip Rios Dale Ripley Marsha Ripley Robert Rivas Tudi Roach Curtis Roberts Patsy Roberts Randy Roberts Denise Robertson Robert Robinson Sarita Robison James Rodgers Emma Rodriguez Mary Lou Rodriquez Patsy Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Sylvia Rodriguez Anna Rogers Cheryl Rogers Manuel Rojas Glen Rogers Randy Roper Laura Rosales Carolyn Rucker 97 Manuel Ruiz Susan Rule Carolyn Pullen Carol Russell Larry Russell Mary Russell Robert Russell James Rutledge Patty Ryan Margie Samanlego Linda Samaripa Oscar Samaripa Sandra Samuels Kary Sanders Alton Sargent Debbie Satterwhite Glen Schelbler Warren Schiebling David Schradar Dickie Schuitz Trey Schuize Sarah Schon Mike Scott Nancy Scott Rene Scott Doug Seamands Jimmy Searcy Bill Sebesta Barbara Seibert Sharon Seidel Joe Sellars Margie Sepulveda Danny Sevier Marilyn Seward Robert Sexton Reed Shahan Cliffie Sharp Stanley Shaw Cliff Sheffy Debra Sheppard Donald Shields Donny Shields Gary Sipe Jamie Skiles Gretchen Slaughter Curtis Smith Danny Smith Kathy Smith Tom Smith Jo Ann Snodgrass Nancy Snodgrass Louis Sosa Gloria Soto Gary Sparks Suzie Sparks Stacy Speciale 98 Craig Spiers Brenda Spiuey Donna Springer Robert Stearns Chris Stephens Gwen Stewart IVIiriam Stewart Linda Stokes Tommy Stone Phil Stovall Elaine Straach David Strain Bill Strauss Kristy Strebeck Martha Stuart Terry Stubblefield Julian Suarez Diane Summers Susan Suriff Rick Swain Rusty Swanson Laura Talafuse Geoffrey Talafuse Paula Tally Jim Tarter David Tate Debra Taylor Micheal Taylor Rosemary Taylor Scott Taylor Larry Teague Steve Teague Mary Tennyson Harry Theriot Ronnie Thiers 99 Sandy Thigpen Thomas Thigpen Lonnie Thomas Myra Thomas Ricky Thomason Mary Thompson Richard Tickle Mary Ann Tijerlna Joe Tomtinson Johnny Torres Martha Torres Susan Touchstone Larry Travis Ana Trevino Gloria Trevino Henry Trevino Sylvia Trevino Thomas Truett Mark Tuck Cindy Tucker Richard Tucker John Turk Larry Turner Pam Undervi ood Pete Urias Adrian Urista Dora Valles Bobby Vandiver Joe Vara Esmeralda Vigil Luretta Vlllandry Evello Vlllarreal John Ward Donald Ware Donna Ware 100 J Kim Waterhouse Bennie Watson Doug Webb Doug Webb Galen Weiershausen Albert Welch Gene Weldon Ann Wells Joe Wells Randy Wessels Ronald West Bill West Rodney Wealey Peggy Wheeler Kenneth White Debbie Whitehorn Dennis Whitfield Donnie Whittenburg Terry Wilkinson Ronnie Williams Tommy Williams Bruce Willig Richard Wills Rae Wilson Sandra Wilson Ronnie Winkler Karen Wolff David Womack Mark Woolever Carl Wren Claude Wright Doug Wright Scott Yancey Donna Young Mike Yonan Juanita Zapata David Zak Jesse Zamarron Antolin Zapata Juanita Zapata Oscar Zapata Sylvia Zepeda Janet Zuehike Stella 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A 5 Margi Adams Gloria Aguirre Patricia Aguirre Ricky Aguirre Elizabeth Albarado Cindy Alcala Mike Aldrete Ricky Alejandro Sally Alejandro John Alexander Kim Allen Ruthie Allen Wallace Allen Homer Allred Pamela Alsobrook Charles America Mary Kay Anderson Joseph Andrade Laura Arcuir Becky Armendariz Richard Armendariz Bill Armstrong Mary Arrieta Malanye Arroh Robert Arthur Antonia Aseveda Ernest Aseveda Monte Ashecraft John Atchison James Avary Sarah Avary Robert Bachman Jamie Bacon Mike Bagwell Clovis Bailey Darrel Bailey Albert Bain Carlton B aker James Baker Jackie Baldwin Lydia Balll Lupe Banda Cynthia Barabas Mellony Barber Curtis Bargley Emmitt Barina Sherrill Barina James Barnes Robbin Barnes Laura Barnhart Stacy Barr Emma Barron Esther Barron Gloria Barron Susan Barron Ken Barrows 103 Loretta Barta Pat Barton William Barton Sylvia Baustista Deborah Beasley Lori Beck Vendon Beck Josie Beltran Judy Benes Brent Bennett Charles Bennett George Beyes Bertha Biera Dorothy Bilbo Lynn Billines Alvie Bingham Bradford Bird David Bird Donna Bishop Jack Black Kathleen Blackman Johnnie Blalack Laura Blaylock Jean Bledsoe Jerry Blevins Kerry Bolding Stan Bolding Rusty Bole Marty Bollinger Cecil Book Carol Bouligny Bobby Bowles Ray Boyle Sara Bradley Mike Brawley Roy Brawley Angelia Bridg es Sheryl Briggs Debbie Bright Nealla Brillhart Terry Bristow Michael Britton Charles Brooks David Brown Jimmy Brown Johnny Brown Mark Brown Theresa Bruno Charles Bruton Becky Bunyard Ty Burk James Burks Jack Burleson Danny Burton Dudra Butler Gerald Butler 9. ' ' ' (k 1.11 104 } Jtf Cindy Butt Gerald Butts Hilda Cabalero Sherri Cadwell Larry Caffey Charley Calhoun Debra Ann Cameron David Cano Kelli Cantu Danny Cardenas Viola Carmichel Dale Carnes Katie Carson Oscar Cassillas Roy Castro Ubaldo Cadillo Neal Chavez Brenda Clark Drew Clark Gay Clatterbuck David Co Arids Coats Kenneth Cochran Mike Cochran Susan Cochran David Cogdell Joyce Cogbill Sherry Coldsmith Ted Cole Billy Coleman Grant Collyns Jeanette Conner Ramiro Constancio Manuel Contreras Ramona Conway Daryl Cook Carol Cooper Delores Cooper Danny Coombs Johnny Cooper Billy Corler David Cornell David Cortez Debbie Ann Cortez May Courtion Johnny Cox Curtis Cozby Britt Cribbett Georgia Crownover Johnny Cuellar Sharon Cunningham Ronnie Dabney Grace Dana Mike Danforth Trudy Ann Dangerfieid Cindi Darnell 105 Charlie Davidson Larry Davila Sherry Davis Tina Daviss Conrad Deanda Raul Deanda Jimmy Deanng John Deucir Lisa Dehnel Raymond DeLeon Noel Delgado Janet Demarest Debbie Dennis David DePauw Alice Diaz Christine Diaz Irma Diaz Ronny Dickey James Duffey John Dobbins David Dodson Richard Dominguez Wayne Donahue Terry Donelson Delaine Dorris Jimmy Doscher Dardra Downey Paula Driscoll Mary DuBose Laura Ducote Stewart Duncan Evelynn Dunkin Olin Dunn Dale Dye Susan Eakins Kay Eckert Mary Edmiston Caria Edmonson Christie Edwards Nigel Edwards Janet Ekiund Eddie Ellzondo Randy Eller Keith Ellwanger David Enderby Denise Epps Beatrice Escobedo Johnny Espinosa Linda Espinosa Irma Esquivel Albert Estrada Helen Estrada Letty Estrada Mackey Estrada James Eudy Brenda Everhardt M , 106 David Fairchild Julian Falcon Rose Falcon Brenda Farmer Janett Farmer Ricky Fernandez Dickie Fielder Rondrick Fields Edwin Fincher John Firestone Mark Flaherty Tony Flannagan Steve Fletcher Brenda Flint Gary Flippin Albert Flores Delia Flores Gregory Flores Porfirio Flores Yolanda Flores Stephen Flowers Deanna Fly Glenn Ford Kerry Ford Larnita Ford Lisa Ford Linda Fore Jeff Forgerson Terry Forshey Scott Foster Marilyn Fowler Lisa Fox Sherri Fox Judy Ann Franco Denise Frazier 107 Don Frederiksen Debra Freeman Cynthia Frerich Carmen Fripp Oelvia Fuentes Phyllis Furfure Don Gallion Jaunita Gandy George Garcia Irene Garcia Leticia Garcia Mary Garcia Bernice Garza Donna Gass Abelardo Gaucin Jimmy George Gary Gibbs Sharon Gibson Steven Gifford Nancigall Gill Steve Gill Stephanie Gillaspy Burtow Gllmore Alarlce Givens David Glenn Sandra Glover Diane Godbold Marty Goff William Goff Fellpa Gomez Valentine Gomez Christine Gonzales Gamaliel Gonzales Mary Ellen Gonzales Linda Gordon Thomas Gould Janet Grata Kathy Graham Margie Gray Richard Graybrowski Kathy Green Ricky Gregory Christy Griffin Judy Griffin Louis Griffin Mike Groves Mike Gruetzmacher Rocky Guajardo George Guebara Cheryle Guse Ricky Gutierrez Ervilene Hahn James Hall Jim Hall Rodgy Hall Samuel Hamblin 108 Judy Hamilton Kenneth Hamilton Lydia Hamilton Bill Hammerton Elizabeth Handin Jan Hanz Dennis Harbour Mary Hardin Darrell Harding Becky Hardy Sharon Harmon Deborah Harris Randy Harris Kathleen Hatfield Jeff Havlak Roxella Hawkins Judy Haynes Gay Haynie Anita Hays Geraldine Head Eddie Heath Renee Hejl Jean Henderson Steve Henslee Gary Hensley Blanca Hernandez Fred Hernandez Julio Hernandez Noe Hernandez Rachel Hernandez Tony Hernandez Bryan Highsmith Robert Hightower Patricia Ann Hill Raymond Hill Steve Hill James Hillan Sherry Hilmer Jerry Hinds Sylvia Hinojos Nina Hinkley Robin Hitt 109 Chuck Modapp Ruth Hodges Maria Hogeda Chris Holden Carmen Hollinian Carl Holland Daryl Holland Jearl Holland Jay Hollway Lonnie Holt Randy Hooker Heidi Hooper Pamela Horn Bobby Howell Bruce Howell Ricky Hudec Billy Hudson Rhonda Hudson Vona Hudson Jimmie Huff Grace Hurst Royce Hutcherson Jerrold Houston Marshann Hoyt Ann Howard Luther Hubbard Mark Irwin Carolyn Isbell Tom Ison Kathy Ivy Brad Jackson Howard Jackson Richard Jacoby Carrie James Mike Jasso Bruce Jenkins Denise Jenkins Perry Jewell Wilma Jewell Henry Jio Haydn John Cheryl Johnson Larry Johnson Vonnie Johnson James Jones Jennifer Jones Jerry Jones Judy Jones Paul Jones Paula Jones Debbie Joyner Doug Keeling Ross Keeney Kathy Kelley Grady Kerr Dan King 110 Denis King Juanita King Michael King Curtis Kirchman John Kiikham Lewis Kirking Lanise Kirksey James Kirpach Matthew Kissko Eddie Knickerbocker Clarence Knowiton John Kobel Candy Koederitz Jene Kohlstedt Calvin Koonce Kandi Kouvelis Penny Krammer Jerry Kunkel Jamie Labrutto Rhonda LaCombe Andrea Lacy Michael Lacy Steve LaGrasta Melissa Lakey Steve Lamb Janice Landgraf James Lane Ronald Lane Suzann Laning Bruce Lanye Carol Larimore Janice Larizzo Kevin Lassiter Susan Kay Laswell Jerilyn Lawson Steve Layman Sheri Leach Amando Leal Elice Lee Joe Lee Sherry Lee Fred Lerch Lynn Lewallen Rosemary Lewellen Mark Lewis Roosevelt Lewis Beatrice Leyva Pamela Liddell Dael Lindsay Joe Lindsey Cynthia Linthicum Terry Lishka Dennis Little Paul Little Kay Liverman Cindy Lockett 111 Mike Lockhart Betty Loika Denise Loiselle Jesse Lomas Alice Lombrana Candy Long Norma Longoria Thomas Lovell Robert Low Robert Lower Debbie Ley Johnny Luna Steve Lupton Tommy Lyers Patty Lynch Peggy Lynch Joe Lyons Sharon McAdams Lyieann McClellan Valerie McCloude Sylvia McClure Rhonda McCoulskey Beverly McCoy Susan McCullough David McDurmitt Sandra McFarland Dennis Mclntyre Mark McKay Debra McKee Steve McKay Kim McNeal Kathy McWilliams Judy Machann John Maclin Bruce Maddin Monte Mahon Donna Marshall Bridget Martin Marcl Martin Edna Martinez Eusebia Martinez Rebecca Martinez Howard Massingill Danny Maston Danny Mata Barbara Mathney Wesley Maxwell Wanda Mayberry Carolyn Mayfleld Jeffery Mazuk Richard Mazur Candy Meaux Larry Melton Carlotta Menchaca Eddie Menchaca Eddie Menchaca 112 Molly Meredith Linda Metcalf David Mieher Marguerite Miller Brian Miller Diane Miller James Miller Joann Miller Pansy Miller Phyllis Miller Steve Miller Vera Miller Martha Mills Jerry Minton Mark Minton Bobby Mizell Lex Moffitt Luz Monclava Gloria Montemayor Maria Montez Gay Montgomery Janet Montgomery David Moore Jerry Moore Kenneth Moore Stephen Moore Phillip Morales Robert Morales Nancy Morrison Craig Mote Nan MotI Tom Moulton Albert Moya Eva Munoz Janet Munson Wayne Mussingill Cherri Nash Elvia Navarro Darlene Naylor Deann Naylor Cecil Necessary Mickey Nelms Harold Nelson Mark Nevi by Coy Joe Newlain Mark Newman James Newton Penny Nichols Mark Niendorff Linda Nixon Andi Norman Marsha Oaks Johnny Gates Dana O ' Dowd Jeff Ogdon Thomas Oglesby 113 Jeanette Oleson William O ' Neal Willie Ornelas Mary Jane Orteeon Martha Ortiz Sandra Ortiz Mark Osborn George Ovalle Sally Owens Alex Oadilla Betty Padron Paul Parker Joni Parmer Michael Partuch Walter Paschal Terry Patterson Rosetta Payne Guadalupe Paz Ricky Peeples Gina Penfield Tommy Pennington Carolyn Penny Harry Perales Alma Perez Cornelio Perez Delana Perez Gilbert Perez Glenda Perryman Elmer Petrilla Rose Pinchback Powell Pmkston Doug Pinson Bob Plankett 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' .;i .;: ' J ' 114 Wallace Poole Becky Power Debbie Powers Rodney Price Robert Prosco Charles Pruitt Ronny Pyle Daniel Ramirez Joe Ramirez Mario Ramirez John Range Johnny Rangel Lynn Rankin Betty Rathbone Diane Recklaffe Cheryl Reed John Reeves George Reichert Jaquelyn Reyes Bonnie Ribble Rell Rice Tommy Richardson Tommy Ridgway Regina Riley Martha Rincon Susie Rittman Richard Rivas Donald Roach Ronald Roach John Robbins Lois Roberts Armando Robles David Robertson Lisa Robinson Lee Robison Candis Rodgers Pam Rodgers Tommy Rodgers Charles Rodriguez David Rodriguez Elda Rodriguez Ell Rodriguez Eugene Rodriguez Nancy Rodriguez Sally Rodriguez Sylvia Rodriguez Jane Rogers John Rogers Lisa Rogers Ramon Rosales James Rose Morris Rose Anita Ross Mary Ross Robert Routt Celestino Ruiz 115 John Russell Roy Russell Tim Rutledge Terry Ryan Doloris Samaniego Jimmy Sanchez Nelda Sanchez Rosemary Sanchez Connie Sanders Robert Sandoval Joanne Sanford Albert San Miguel Kathy Savage Paul Scheibler Karen Schkade Carta Schkade Nina Scholey Barbara Schrader Melony Schroyer Mary Schultz Clancy Scott Joe Scott Kerry Scudder Darlene Searcy Willie Searcy Arthur Sebolt Carolina Sedino Mary Seefeldt Cindy Selbert Michael Seitz Alex Sepulveda Alice Serna Rudy Sevier Amy Sexton Terry Shannon Linda Shans Danny Shaw Duan Shaw Brenda Sheppard Glenda Sheppard John Shippy Susan Shook Jeff Short Beverly Shotwell Jerald Simpson Richard Simpson Debbie Sinclair Marilyn Sipes Paul Sligar Sharlotte Slaon Janette Sloper Allen Smith Bobby Smith Brenda Smith Carl Smith Sonnie Smith 1 1 f A 116 ' ;. .wj A a p. ' ;a:? ■r ' iA g M Daneshu Smith Deborah Smith Deborah Smith Donna Smith Doylene Smith Gary Smith Janette Smith Kit Smith Margaret Smith Rebecca Smith Ricky Smith Sherry Smotherman Lorella Sneed Donna Snider Lupe Sosa Sergio Sosa Steve South Debbie Spears Alfred Spencer Steve Spencer Jilynn Spiers Greg Spruell Sandra Steele Pam Stephan Karen Stephens Roger Stephens Linda Stiles Karen Stooksberry Ronald Stooksberry Millie Stogmer Jan Stovall Claire Strain Barney Strickland Scott Strickland Steve Strickland Kenneth Stuard Kim Swain Greg Swartz Dora Talamantes Robert Talamantes Myra Talavera Vance Talley Teresa Tammen Dan Tansil Mary Ann Tarin Sandy Tate Vickl Tatum Debra Taylor Jimmy Teague Shermanlee Teel Blanche Terras Deana Terry Treva Thetford Guy Tindall Nettie Titus Chuck Todd 117 Greg Tomlin Gilbert Torres Marcek Torres Merna Torres Reba Touchstone Betty Tower Beatrice Trevino Lupe Trevino John Triplett John Trudo Todd Tschudo Robert Twombly David Unger Juan Urista Mary Valdez Roy Vance Charles Van Pelt Eugenia Van Story Ann Varien Alfredo Velez Henrietta Velez Ronnie Verfurth Stan Vickers Freddie Vijil Johnny Villareal Oscar Villarrea! Robert Villarrea! Cindy Von Vi iller Berry Jordan Mary Voyles Carl Wade Tad Wade Linda Walker Rocky Walker Connie Wallace Robert Waller Debbie Walls Monica Ware Kenneth Warren Linda Warrington Rogie Watson Dale Weatherman David Wells Rusty Wells 118 mj, % [ nn Susan White Wendell White Betty Wheless Edye White Cynthia White Kenneth White David Williams John Williams Larry Williams Marilyn Williams Michele Williams Mike Williams Paula Williams Todd Williams Virginia Williams Wesley Williams Tandy Wilmeth Eddie Wilson Gary Wilson Jay Wilson Blake Wimpee Daniel Wisenbaker Debbie Wold Brian Wolfe Claudia Womack Candy Wood James Wood Russell Wood Sandy Woodfin William Woodruff Steve Woolard Billy Woods Bobert Wooley Richard Worbington Myrtle Wright Johnny Wyatt John Yager Bill Yancey Sally Yant Cindy Young Dennis Young ' Jemean Young Joe Young Kay Young Mary Nell Young Mary Lou Zapata Norman Zapata Gary Zrubek Emma Zuniga 119 ; ' i« mm ' m. w. marila finds texas different; fakes active part in central A lovely, dark-eyed Latin girl spent a year in San Angelo as a foreign exchange student with the George Sherrill family, learning American ways. Her name is Marila Gurgel and she is from Americana, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Her American sisters for the year were seniors Kim and Kay Sherrill. As Brazil is below the equa- tor, the seasons are reversed and Marila had to become ac- customed to West Texas weather, but she didn ' t mind because she fulfilled one of her dreams when she saw her very first snow while living in San Angelo. Marila played an active part in Chorale, Bobcat Boosters, Student Council, and American Field Service during her year at Central. In addition to learning more about the English lan- guage, Marila also took German. 122 MARILA GURGEL (opposite page, above), Central ' s foreign exchange student, smiles as she accepts her senior ring. With her American sisters (below), Kim and Kay Sherrill, Marila gets in the Christmas spirit by wrapping gifts. At the Lyndon B. Johnson Library (this page, left), Marila and her boyfriend from Brazil talk during his visit to the United States. MARILA (above right) gets her TB test. Marila with her American family (right) talks with Luci Johnson Nugent in the LBJ Library. 123 jim glossbrenn selected 1972 teacher-of-the-year From a student ' s point of view, iVIr. Glossbrenner has opened a new era in teaching. His ability to waken interests and kindle enthusiasm has proved to be successful in stim- ulating the pupil ' s pursuit of knowledge. His versatile lesson plans in English and speech have inspired students to strive for higher goals and ideals. This dedication and devotion combined with an eagerness to suggest rather than dogmatize has also motivated his listeners to teach themselves. He is able to make the best moral im- pressions and excite interest by giving the clearest, fullest and most accurate instructions. Through these means, Mr. Glossbrenner creates a genuine desire to develop the potential that lies within us all; conse- quently, a young person chal- lenges his current character and strives to be his best self. How could one go wrong with such a fine example as Mr. Glossbrenner to follow? As Ar- mand J. Gerson explains, The most potent of all indirect influ- ences in the development of our citizenry is the influence of a good teacher. 124 TEACHER OF THE YEAR (opposite page, above right) Jim Glossbrenner, in a pen- sive mood, makes out a lesson plan. Teaching an English III class, (below left) Glossbrenner lectures on a novel. The speech and English teacher (below right) surprised students and faculty alike by riding a motor bike to school. Glossbren- ner (this page, above left) grades papers. In English class, Glossbrenner achieves a comfortable, although not model, position for lecturing. Glossbrenner, behind a long line of books, finds them helpful in digging up resource material for his classes. 125 mr. and miss chs 126 J most ambitious - 127 most beautiful and most handsome 128 best personality iMl)!iiMi;:ua i , i . i|| 129 senior favorites 130 L junior favorites 131 sophomore favorites J ruth rawls runner-up for teacher of the year MRS. RAWLS (above left) answers a student ' s question from her podium during class. The American History teacher (above right) explains a con- fusing point to one of her students. Mrs. Rawls finds time during her con- ference period (left) to read the daily comics. 133 runners-up 134 I sophomore fa lori beck eddie 135 homecoming duchesses Carolyn Johnson 136 johnie martin crowned 1972 homecoming queen JOHNIE MARTIN (above left) relaxes on the Central campus. Johnie and her Homecoming escort David Wilson (right) sport cigars as thev prepare to take off on a motorcycle. v =. r- j 137 Julia chase chosen as frack queen TRACK QUEEN JULIA CHASE (right) and her court present Tony Poole with the 440 Relay Trophy. Julia poses with duchesses Kelli Cantu, Tudi Roach, Gail Hunter, and Jackie Eggemeyer. 138 warr fluger pfluger voted twirp king: six seniors elected to court ian pfifzner 139 MR. AND MISS CLUB SOUL— (above) Darrell Brawley and Carolyn Johnson. FFA SWEETHEART — (right) Janet Grafa. 140 RANDY ARNOLD — (left) Ugliest Man on Campus; Freddy LaGrasta (below left) winner of beard contest; Charles Hughes — winner of mustache contest. 141 MISS SARAH HUBBARD — Valley Forge Teachers Award recipient MR. ED. COLE — a Newspaper Fund, Inc. special awards advisor. MRS. KATHRYN EILERS — chosen to appear in Leaders of Ameri- can Secondary Education. 142 LINDA SPIELER — member of National 4H Congress. WYNNELL WRIGHT — Central ' s Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row. t Hu ■ -n t-. xf « 7 ' - i ' ! ' tt: S mu i. • 1 r 1) r LUCY GILL — member of America ' s Soloist Hall of Fame. WALTER PFLUGER — Presidential Classroom for Young Americans delegate. 144 J STEPHEN TALLEY — honored by the Westinghouse Science Talent Search. GUY CHOATE — winner of FFA Santa Fe Award. TOMMY HOES — winner of Presidential Scholarship to A M University. 145 MARIKO ONO — (above left) Japanese stu- dent attending Central. Susan Goeth — (mid- dle) Miss FTA. Kathy Van Slaars — (right) winner of district UIL ready writing contest. Lee Gabriel and Kathy Box — (right) two of six winners in the department sales presenta- tion in the State Leadership Contest. 146 NMSQT FINALISTS AND SEMI- FINALISTS— (left, standing left to right) Lee Strickland, semi- finalist; Danny Coleman, Joe Grady Hill, (seated) Beth Rogers, Sharon McCullough, finalists. (Below) Mel Skaggs, finalist; Bar- bara Rose, semi-finalist; Stephen Talley, Tommy Hoes, finalists. ppsh ' 147 ALL-DISTRICT BAND (right) Debbie Davis, Jan Morris, Randy Dorman, Mary Edmiston, Alan Muse, Sheryl O ' Zee, Jim Alford, Kathy Lynn, Rebbecca Davis, Monte Ashcraft. Gary Bledsoe, Richard Graham, Lucy Gill, Janet Snell, Rusty Swanson, Lee Strickland. Steve Miller, Jeff Davis, Andy Pineda, Ronald Warren, Johnny Ro gers. Rusty Wells, and Johnny Wyatt. ALL-RE- GION BAND (below, left) Randy Dorman, Alan Muse, Jim Alford, Gary Bledsoe, Richard Gra- ham, Lucy Gill, Janet Snell, Rusty Swanson, Jeff Davis, Andy Pineda, Johnny Rogers. Rusty Wells, and Johnny Wyatt. ALL-STATE BAND (be low, right) Jim Alford. ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA (above left) Ben Francis, Carlton Banna, Lucy Gill, Gary Bledsoe, and Rusty Wells. ALL-REGION ORCHESTRA (above right) Danny Burton. Ben Francis, Carlton Banna, Jeff Davis, Randy Dorman, Alan Muse, Kathy Lynn, Lucy Gill, Gary Bledsoe, Richard Graham, and Rusty Wells. 148 ALL-STATE CHOIR MEMBERS (above left) Tudi Roach, Cheryl Kuespert, Abel Cardenas, and Emily Hallmark, AREA CHOIR MEMBERS (above right, first row) Kim Sherrill, Cheryl Kuespert, Tudi Roach, Emily Hallmark, (sec- ond row) Steve Fowler, Monte Mahon, and Abel Cardenas. ALL-REGION CHOIR MEMBERS (below left, first row) Kim Sherrill, Emily Hallmark, Gail Hunter, Virginia Johnson. (Second row) Sherry Fillip, Pat Herrington, Cheryl Kuespert, Tudi Roach, Kathy Lee. (Third row) Bobby Payne, Steve Fowler, James Compton, Abel Cardenas, Mike King, (Fourth row) Monte Mahon, Thomas Truett, and David Aly. SOLOISTS (below right) Abel Cardenas, Monte Mahon, Steve Fowler, David Aly, Emily Hallmark, and Janice John- ston. 149 yra Brodnax — yearbook Sara Millspaugh — yearbook business manager 150 NICKY HOELSCHER— Named one of four Outstanding Teen-Agers of America mem- be r of Who ' s Who in American High Schools, winner of the Millard Cope Schol- arship, local and district Mr. FTA, 4th- place Mr. FTA in State, Elk ' s Youth Lead- ership winner, October ' s Junior Rotarian, Nominee for the Balfour Award, Recipient of the Academic Achievement Award for Excellence in English, 1st place in District, 3rd place in Regional UIL Newswriting, 1st place in District, Regional, and State UIL Editorial writing, 1st place in District, 3rd place in Regional UIL Headline Writing, participant in UIL Ready Writing contest, editor of the Campus Corral, Standard- Times Youth Time Correspondent, presi- dent of the National Honor Society, FTA 1st vice-president, Associate on the Ger- man Club Board of Directors. Vi- i K 151 foreign exchange student — sponsored by rotary club The charming Aussie who spent the second semester at- tending Central was Ian Pfitz- ner. Ian. sponsored by the West Side Rotary Club, spent two months in the homes of various Rotary Club members in San Angelo. Ian hails from Payneham South, South Australia, a sub- FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT IAN PFITZNER (right) relaxes after speaking before a sociology class. Ian and Sara urb of Adelaide. Payneham South is a coastal town. Contrasting San Angelo ' s ed- ucational program with that of Australia, Ian was impressed with Central ' s athletic program and regretted being unable to participate in the track program here. Millspaugh look for pictures of friends in last year ' s Westerner. 152 central ' s cheerleader ' s promote spirit 1971-72 CHEERLEADERS (above right) Johnie Martin (head cheerleader), Ellen Leddy, Julia Chase, Gail Hunter, Beverly McKinney, Kelli Cantu. Cheerleaders Ellen Leddy and Gail Hunter (right) lead yells during the rainy Gal- veston pep rally. Julia Chase (below left) w raps up a yell with a resounding cheer. Central ' s cheerleaders and a packed gym inspire the Bobcats vi ith Victory . 153 B-afj{ nhs requires scholarship, character, service fala assists in library; afs sponsors students NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS — Ross Alexander, Russell Bertch, Patricia Brade- hoft, Michael Clark, Carolyn Cox, Paula Cunningham, Bill Denton, Mike Fulghum, Tom Green, Mark Henderson, Tommy Hoes, Elizabeth Hunter, Virginia Johnson, John Kirpach, Janice Koderltz, Jane Loveless, Sharon McCullough, Michael McWilliams, Mary Miller, Brandon Moore, Michael Paulsen, Sandra Perry, Steven Rauch, Beth Rogers, Elizabeth Schultze, Jack Seefeldt. Kathryn Sherrill, Kimberly Sherrill, Jody Shields, Merton Skaggs, Barbara Sprague, Lee Strickland, Eudelia Talamentes, Stephen Talley, Kathryn Van Slaars, Iris Wright. li iiD ' ji NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS— Nicky Hoelscher, president; Walter Pfluger, vice-president; Mary Ford, secretary; Dan- ny Coleman, parliamentarian; Robert Mil- burn, reporter. H. J. Hagelstein is NHS sponsor. 156 J TEEN-AGE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OFFI- CERS — Mark Henderson, president; Leticia Garza, vice-president; Melissa Alexander, secretary-treasurer; Cynthia Trojcak, parli- amentarian; Sharon Slagle, reporter; Patti Wimberly, historian, MEMBERS — Mary Economidis, Debbie Goodwin, Sandy Guil- lotte, Juanita Lira, Judy Petrilla, Patsy Rodriguez, Mary Snodgrass, Patti Tharp, and Cindy Tucker. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE OFFICERS— Mike Clark, president; Kay Sherrill, vice- president; Jane Stricklin, secretary; Peter Kouvelis, treasurer; and Marila Gurgel, foreign exchange student. MEMBERS — Barbara Barnhart, Laura Barnhart, Ann Collier, Donnie Conklin, Kathy Graham, Clare Hamilton, Ronnie Hayter, Jean Hen- derson, Mark Henderson, Malanle Hodapp, Marshann Hoyt, Cary James, Anita King, Chris Kouvelis, Kandi Kouvelis, Linda Las- well, Rob Masters, Molly Meredith, Robert Mllburn, Steve MotI, Caria Mulkey, Alan Muse, Angle Oleson, Sheryl O ' Zee, Susie Rittman, Sandra Samuels, Amy Sexton, Debbie Spears, Jill Spiers, Kim Sherrill, Cindy Tucker, and Carol Weaver. Sponsor is George Faulkner. 157 literary, art. speech clubs find creativity through expression SCRIBBLERS OFFICERS— Noel Singleton, president: Don Burns, vice-president: Kathy Wyatt, secretary: Jeanette Manton, treasurer. MEMBERS: Jo Anne Bullock, Carolyn Clark, Mike Crawford, Rick Gonith, Sharon Hofman, Beverly Kobel, Sharon McCullough, Vonda Nichols, April Rams- dell, Mary Tennyson, Tony Zapata. ART LEAGUE OFFICERS — Carolyn Cox, president; Marcia Lindsay, reporter; Wallace Allen, treasurer: Paula Talley, secretary. MEMBERS — Rene Castleberry, Debbie Dickey, Gail Hunter, Danny Joplin, Sherry Lee, Richard Martinez, Jimmy Norris, Debbie Ridgway, Richard Rivas, Janette Sloper, Brenda Smith, Peggy Wheeler, Tony Young. STEVEN WOOLARD (above) makes an im- portant point in a debate. 158 MASK AND GAVEL OFFICERS— Mary Mills, Greg Thomas, co- chancellors; Terri Harris, Michelle Ray, Beverly Roper, David Wil- son, Caria Yancey, Mike Craw- ford, Doug Webb, Steve Woolard, Martha Zirkle, Kathleen Teller, Scott Barber, Keli Cusenbary, Jim Richardson, Don Joyner, Jim Maddin. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEMBER S — Doug Arvedson, Tammy Biggs, Don Burns, Katie Carson, Sherry Goldsmith, Ann Collier, Gaya Corley, Debbie Den- nis, Mary Dorris, Pam Eisenbeck, Diane Elliott, Terry Forshey, Louis Griffin, Sherry Hillmer, Marshann Hoyt, Grace Hurst, Lewis Kirking, Sharon Lombrar- do, Sandy McFarland, Linda Met- calf, Martha Mills, Brock Minton, Max Osborn, Ricky Peeples, Bon- nie Ribble, Melony Schroyer, Doug Swartz, V i c k i Tatum, Charles Van Pelt, Mike Williams. DEBATE SQUAD MEMBERS— Scott Barber, Katie Carson, Sherry Goldsmith, Mike Crawford, Kelly Cusenbary, Louis Griffin, Terri Harris, Marshann Hoyt, Lewis Kirking, Martha Mills, Mary Mills, Mark Osborn, Ricky Peeples, Bonnie Ribble, Beverly Roper, Doug Swartz, Greg Thomas, Doug Webb, Mike Williams, David Wilson, Steve Wool- ard, CarIa Yancey. 159 foreign language clubs supplement courses with outside activities GERMAN CLUB COUNCIL— Nicky Hoelsch er, Haydn John, Gracie Loika, Kathy Lynn Karia Mulkey. MEMBERS — John Alexan der, Jim Alford, Jim Archut. James Avary, Sarah Avary, Royce Avery, Bob Bollinger Paul Cadwell, Jerry Chappa, James Comp ton, Donni Conklin, Manuel Contreras, Carolyn Cox, Mike Crawford. Debbie Davis Jimmy Doscher, Diane Duke, Diane Eas terwood, Keith Ellwanger. Debbie Englert Ell Esquivel, Mario Falcon, Billy Fletcher, Ben Francis, Lucy Gill. Kevin Gordon Marila Gurgel, Kerilu Gustafson, Gary Hann, Ronnie Hartman, Kathy Henderson, Mark Henderson, Steve Henslee, Karen Herridge, Walt Herridge, Robert High tower, Steve Hill, Jimmy Hillan, Nina Hinkley, Robin D. Hitt, Chuck Hodapp, Tommy Hoes, Chris Holden, Clay Hubbard, Bill Johnson, Bobby Jones, Eddie Jones, Chris Kouvelis, Cheryl Kuespert, Rodney Kuhlman, Jerry Kunkel, Guy Lee, Karen Leggett, Fred Lerch, Ray McCoy, Mike Mc- Williams, Debbie Mathews, Ronda May- field, Deloris Mieike, Charles Miller, James Miller, Steve Miller, Jack Morgan, Leslie Moss, Wesley Mow, Cherri Nash, Rachel Neal, Greg Playle, John Reeves, Mark Richardson, James Rodgers, Joan Roger- son, Laura Roasles, Bobby Routt, Kathy Savage, Clancy Scott, Noel Singleton, Marilyn Sipes, Mel Skaggs, Kathy Smith, Windy Smith, Jilyn Spiers, Bill Strauss, Jane Stricklin, Guy Tindall, William Velch- off, William Wade, Rusty Waller, Rocky Walker, Debbie Whitehorn, Mike Yonan, Jesse Zammeron. FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS— Peggy Billo, Donna Bis- hop, Joanne Bullock, Julia Chase, Cherry Davis, Richard Duerksen, David Doty. Diane Elliott, Helen Estrada. Lauren Fecher, Fred Fripp, Monica Funch- ess, Nora Gallegos, Martha Garza, Pat Harrington, Bernadette Hoffman, Paula Hohman, James Carrie. Berry Jordan, Debbie Joyner, Pat King, Kandi Kou- velis, Sharon McCullough, Mike McDevitt, Debbie Mescke, Kerry C. Pape, Pam Perez, Josie Ramon, Randy Ripple, Dolores Samaniego, Sandra Samuels, Connie Sanders, Doylene Smith, Linda Speller, Bob Stearns. Patti Tharp, Martha Torres, Rusty Wells, Tandy Wilmeth. J JCL OFFICERS — Steve Hohmann, presi dent: Walter Pfluger, vice-president; Tarn my Biggs, secretary-treasurer; Tom Smith reporter. MEMBERS — Melissa Alexander, Mona As bury, Lori Bledsoe, Don Burns, Mark Cole Ted Cole, Howard Coleman, Drew Clark Carol Denton, Chuck Dorrity, Dardra Downey, Bernice Garza. Donna Gass, Ben Hays, Mike Henson, Alfred Herrera, James Howard, Bruce Howell, Ronnie Hubbartt, Gary Jones, Joe Landess, Jeff Mazuk, San- dy McFarland, Stephen Moore, Jack Nalep- ka, Jeanette Oleson, Mike Poulter, Kathy Powell, Katie Price, Stephen Rabb, Gary Richter, Tom Ridgway, Carolyn Ruck- er, Sarah Schon, Rene Scott, Reed Sha- han, Kay Sherrill, Debbie Sinclair, Sharon Slagle, Sherry Smotherrnan, Craig Spiers, Ricky Stinnett, David Strain, Kathleen Teller, Cindy Tucker, Eddie Wilson, Steven Woolard. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS — Ann Wells, president; Steve Lupton, vice-president; Marilyn Seward, treasurer; Emma Samaripa, secretary; Eddie Menchaca, parliamentarian. MEMBERS — Ricky Aguirre, Mary Elizabeth Arrieta, Mellony Arrott, Lupe Banda, Gloria Banda, Gloria Barron, Mary Ellen Contreras, Cindi Darnell, Wadene Deaton, Richard Dominguez, Vance Flowers, Delvia Fuentes, Rita Garcia, Evelyn Guevara, David Hair, Marsha Ann Hoyt, Candy Koedentz, Refugia Lopez, Terry Lowe, Lisa Manning, Rhonda McCoulskey, Alex Padilla, Kerry Rainey, Rell Rice, Rose Mary Sanchez, Caroline Sedino, George Sedino, Claire Strain, Myra Talavera, Blanche Terrazas, John Trudo, Evelio Villarreal. 161 fta attends state convention; ffa participates in stock show FTA OFFICERS — Diana Beal. president Eddie Jones, vice-president: Sharon Kelly secretary: Jolena Hawkins, treasurer; Rox ella Hawkins, chaplain: Cheryl O ' Zee parliamentarian. MEMBERS — Marc Aldaz, Joe Alonzo, Du dra Butler, Leticia Cearza, Paula Cunning ham, Monica Funchess, Suann Goeth, Su san Goeth, Ella Mae Griffm, Eva Hagel stein. Nicky Hoelscher, Paula Jones, Phy His Jones, Chris Kouvelis, Ronda Mayfield Mary McKinney, Karan Meares, Jan Mor ris, Alan Muse, Ruben Padilla, Joe Perez Glenda Perryman, Helen Perryman, Patsy Rodriquez, Carolyn Rucker, Sandra Sam uels, Leslie Shirley, Evelio Villarreal, Susan Wheeler, Oscar Zapata. 162 FFA OFFICERS — Jack Mazuk, president: Donny Smith, vice-president; Steve Collins, secretary; Jim Crimm, treasurer; Jimmy Hudson, reporter; Marvin Skelton, sentinel; Phil Stovall, parliamentarian; Steve Byrns, historian; Wesley Hopper, 2nd vice-presi- dent: Doyle Sheffield, 3rd vice-president. MEMBERS — Jose Acosta, Noe Acosta, Ro- land Anderson, Jim Baucom, Aubrey Baugh, Bruce Berry, Terry Blair, Johnnie Blalock, Larry Boyd, Cecil Book, Jommy Brown, Terry Carter, Gary Causan, Guy Choate, Vic Choate, Cyril Clay, John Cof- fee, John Conn, Neil Conner, Roy Cooper, Steve Couch, Gary Cuba, Bill Davis, Mike Davis, Bobby Dickey, Billy Dillard, Jimmy Doscher, Stewart Duncan, James Elliot, James Eudy, Benny Farris, Steve Fletcher, Enoc Garcia, Ralph Garcia, Jimmy George, Jimmy Gifford, Randy Graham, Ricky Gregory, Dale Hahn, Haley Heidelburg, David Hicks, Jesse Higgins, Billy Hudson, Tony Ison, Gabriel Jaquez, David Johnson, Gabriel Johnson, Steve Johnston, Randy Jones, Guy Lee, Joe Lee, Lynn Lewallen, Mike Lockhart, Alvin Mason, Charles Mas- sey. Matt Mattingly, Boyd Maxwell, Ray Meaux, Eddie Menchaca, Ed Michulka, Bill Mikeska, Jerry Minton, Jerry Moore, Robert Morales, Burton Nash, Frank Padron, David Parkin, Scott Patterson, David Pliler, Mario Ramirez, John Robbins, Randy Rob- erts, Steve Runion, Leroy Sargent, David Schrader, Jimmy Searcy, Bobby Smith, Greg Spruell, Harry Theriot, Ronnie Thiers, David Turney, Todd Tschudi, John Turk, Fernando Urista, Rowe Wallace, Joe Wells, Donnie Whittenburg, David Williams, Rod- ger Wilson, Doug Wright. ii christian athletes gain new sponsor; fha prepares students for married life fl FCA OFFICERS — Steve Norred, president; Eddie Richardson, vice-president; Walter Pfluger, secretary; Freddy LaGrasta, song leader; Randy Goss, David Brool s, recruit- ing officers. MEMBERS — Ricl y Aguirre, Pat Barton, George Beys. Carl Boedecker, Rusty Bolf, Jimmy Brashear, Gerald Butts, Leon Car- son, Danny Coleman, Gerald Coley, Man- uel Contreras, Lyn Cozby, Bill Denton, Chip Dodson, David Dodson, Kenneth Fleming, Mike Fulghum, Jim Hall, Randy Harbin, Randy Harris, Russell Hartsfield, Ronnie Hawkins, David Johjnsun, Dan Junell, Kevin Korona, Glenn Lacy, Steve LaGrasta, Lanny Layman, Mark Lewis Steve Lupton. Sandy Lawrence, Randy Ma thews. Jack Mazuk, Jeff Mazuk. Mike Mc Williams, Robert Milburn, Steve MotI, Tom my Pennington, Larry Phillips, Ron Rath bone, Jerry Reed, Rell Rice, Tom Ridgway, Ramon Rosales, Dickie Schultz, Clancey Scott, Glenn Sebolt, Joe Sellars, Robert Sexton, Curtis Smith, Ronnie Thiers, Lar- ry Turner, Bill West, Scott Yancey. FHA OFFICERS — Julia Kirkham, president Isabel Gutierrez, vice-president; Linda Carr, secretary; Myra Thomas, treasurer Elia Gonzales, historian; Ramona Conway, parliamentarian; Rosemary Taylor, re porter; Deborah Mathews, song leader. MEMBERS — Judy Benes, Deborah Beas- ley, Joanne Bradehoft, Janie Cash, Susan Crowder, Elizabeth Garcia, Ken Gustafson Debby Loy, Rose Martinez. Pat McElrath Peggy McElrath, Emma Zuniga, Anna Rogers, Danesha Smith, Rosemary Tala vera, Mary Thompson. Homemaking stu dent Debbie Smith (above, left) adds fin ishing touches on dolls to be donated to the Salvation Army. 163 chorale, girls ' a cappella choirs four west texas, new mexico CHORALE OFFICERS— David Aly, presi- dent; Kim Sherrlll, first vice-president; Bob Chewning, second vice-president; Virginia Johnson, secretary: Linda Laswell, trea- surer: Kay Sherrill, librarian; Windy Smith, reporter; Janice Johnston, accompanist; Kay Sherrill, student director; Emily Hall- mark, soprano section leader; Tudi Roach, alto section leader; Bob Chewning, tenor section leader; George Moya, bass section leader. MEMBERS — Debbie Barker, Bruce Bridges, Steve Byrns, Abel Cardenas, James Compton, Neil Conner, Debi Cox, Lani Dobbins, Sherry Fillip, Steve Fowler, Mike Gassiott, Jimmy Goddard, Alan Gold- berg, Marila Gurgel, Pat Harrington, Dwight Harris, Jackie Henderson, Sandy Hicks, Mary Hillan, Melanie Hodapp, Dawn Hodshire, Gary Holden, Gail Hunter, Jerri Johnson, Teddi Jones, Mike King, Cheryl Kuesper t, Kim Landers, Kathy Lee, Paula Leftwich, Tommy Lovell, Susan McCaw, Monte Mahon, Randy Matthews, Robin Meadows, Shirley Michalik, Mark Minton, Ginger Moos, Jim Newton, Mark Niendorff, Peggy Odum, Sharon O ' Keefe, Cheryl Per- kins, Bob Plunkett, Kathy Powell, Sandra Race, Annette Rastellini, Santa Robinson, Beth Rogers, Chris Stephens, Mirian Stew- art, Glenda Stooksberry, Virginia Taylor, Thomas Truett, Charles Van Pelt, Sylvia Washington, and Carol Weaver. 164 il CHOIR DIRECTOR RON BATES (left) catches up on some of the paper work associated with his job. GIRLS A CAPPELLA CHOIR OFFICERS— Cheryl Medley, president; Vickie Epperson, vice-president; Cliffie Sharp, secretary; Kelli Cantu, treasurer; Carol Bouligny, li- brarian; Laura Archer, accompanist; Becky Smith, student director; Candis Rogers, first soprano section leader; Sheri Fox, second soprano section leader; Carol Bouligny, alto section leader. MEMBERS — Jamie Bacon , Ann Bailey, Cammie Ball, Cylla Beck, Lori Bledsoe, Nealla Brillhart, Alys Brown, Gay Clatterbuck, Marie Con- ner, Rhonda Coy, Delaine Dorris, Evelyn Dunkin, Brenda Durey, Terri Eblen, Me- lissa Everhardt, Alarice Givens, Mary Hardin, Debbie Harris, Renee Hejl, Lynda Hodshire, Sharon Hofman, Vona Hudson, Sharon Kelly, Anita Knox, Penny Kram- mer, Melissa Lakey, Janice Landgraf, Su- san Laswell, Sharon Lawrence, Sheri Leach, Cindy Lockett, Debbie McKee, Debra McNally, Jeanette Manton, Joann Miller, Nan MotI, Andi Norman, Jo Anne Patterson, Helen Perryman, Judy Petrilla, Pam Pointer, April Ramsdell, Bonnie Rib- ble, Cindy Richardson, Susan Rittman, Lisa Rogers, Nelda Sanchez, Connie San- ders, Caroline Sedino, Alice Serna, Debbie Smith, Sandy Tate, Debra Taylor, Cindy Von Wilier, Myrtle Wright, Kathy Wyatt. Jenean Young, and Kay Young. 165 bands, orchestra entertain BOBCAT BAND MEMBERS — Jim Alford, Larry Allen. Becky Armendariz. Richard Artega, Monte Ashcraft, Teresa Avalos, James Avary, Sarah Avary, Robbin Barnes, Russell Barron, Lorie Barta, Diana Beal, Johnnie Blalack, Gary Bledsoe. Lon Bled- soe, Danny Banaman, Danny Brown, John- ny Brown, James Burks, Danny Burton, Rachel Calderon, Lynda Campbell, James Carriger, Mike Castle, Howard Coleman, Dan Daugherty, Carolyn Davis, Deborah Davis, Rebecca Davis, Jeff Davis, Noel Delgado, Allan D ' Elosua, David Depaw Terry Donelson, Randy Dorman, Mary Ed miston, Caria Edmonson, Wade Elliott Mario Falcon, Rose Falcon, Jackie Faulk ner, Leroy Featherson, Robert Fernandez Pat Fulgim, Freddie Gandy, Juanita Gandy Delvia Garcia, Lucy Gill, Suann Goeth, Wil Mam Goff, Richard Graham, Mack Guthrie, Isabel Gutierrez, Keith Hamilton, Gary Hargrove, Gay Harper, Ronnie Hartman, Rebecca Harvey, Don Hendrix, Katherine Henderson, Blanca Hernandez, Rudy Her- nandez, Alfredo Herrera, Paula Hohmann, James Holland, Randy Hooker, Jerry Hous- ton, Royce Hutcherson, Kathy Jacoby, Robert Jones, Julius Knapp, Dan King, Bob Kirkham, Patricia Lacy, Rony Lane, Joe Lee, Guy Lee, Sue Leek, Grace Loika, Dennis Loiselle, Denise Loiselle, Kenneth Loiselle, Randall Long, Eva Lopez, Dale Lower, Debbie Low, Mario Luna, Kathy Lynn, Dennis Mclntyre, Bruce Maddin, Larry Melton, Bill Mikeska, Lisa Millhollin, Steve Miller, Jan Morris, Alan Muse, Mark Newman, Bernie Niavez, Sheryl O ' Zee, Ricky Ornelas, Naomi Owens, Betty Pa- dron, Frank Padron, Jerry Pauley, Guada- lupe Paz, Andy Pineda, Gregory Playle, Debbei Pouncey, Lois Roberts, John Rog- ers, Manuel Ruiz, Linda Samaripa, Sandra Samuels, Jimmy Sanchez, Nina Scholey, Jimmy Searcy, Linda Shans, Terry Shan- non, Stanley Shaw, Debra Shepherd, Jeff Short, Marilyn Sipes, Janet Snell, Gary Stricklin, Lee Strickland, Jimmie Strau- ghan. Rusty Swanson, David Swigart, David Tate, Lonnie Thomas, Richard Tickle, John Triplet, Molly Turn, Robert Twombly, Alex Valles, Freddy Velez, Eve- lio Villarreal, William Wade, Ronald War- ren, Dale Weatherman, Galen Weiershau- sen. Rusty Wells, John Williams, Johnny Wyatt, John Yager, Cynthia Young, Sylvia Zepeda. 166 BOBCAT STAGE BAND MEMBERS— Gary Bledsoe, Carolyn Davis, Debbie Davis, Jeff Davis, Randy Dorman, Leroy Featherston, Lucy Gill, Richard Graham, Kathy Hender- son, Kathy Lynn, Steve Miller, Jan Morris, Debbie Pouncey, Sandra Samuels, Janet Snell, Jimmie Straughan, Lee Strickland, John Triplet, Molly Turn, Freddy Velez, Evelio Villarreal, and Rusty Wells. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS— Lucy Gill, presi- dent; Carlton Barina, vice-president; Janet Snell, secretary-treasurer; David Pennock, conductor. MEMBERS — Cynthia Alcala, Jim Alford, Mary Arrieta, Emmitt Barina, Sherrill Barina, Barbara Barnhart, Laura Barnhart, Rusty Barron, Deborah Beasley, Gary Bledsoe, Danny Burton, Patsy Cau- dle, Neal Conner, Debbie Davis, Jeff Davis, Randy Dorman, Robert Fernandez, Ben Francis, Donny Goforth, Richard Graham, Ella Mae Griffin, Louis Griffin, Judy Hamil- ton, Becky Harvey, Janet Herrington, Paula Hohmann, Phyllis Jones, Dan King, Guy Lee, Dale Lower, Kathy Lynn, Larry Melton, Alan Muse, Sheryl O ' Zee, Ronny Pyle, Sandra Samuels, Nina Scholey, Jim- mie Straughan, Dana Tansil, Martha Torres, Molly Turn, Pete Urias, and Rusty Wells. 167 civitans hold ' grub dance ' ; boos+efs bolster spirit BOBCAT BOOSTERS OFFICERS— Mary Ford, presi- dent; Sheryl Koschak, vice-president; Martha Pool, secretary; Windy Smith, treasurer; Sara Millspaugh, parliamentarian. MEMBERS — Liz Abarado, Margie Adams, Lu Akin, Marykay Anderson, Melanie Arrott, Mona Ashbury, Jamie Bacon, Debbie Barker, Barbara Barnhart, Stacy Barr, Lori Beck. Natalie Beck, Mary Bennett, Lynn Billings, Donna Bishop, Debbie Booth, Carol Bowen, Mindy Breeding, Beth Buchanan, Ty Burk, Dudra But- ler, Candy Butt, Lee Chandler, Julia Chase, Katie Clark, Terry Clatterbuck, Annie Clemens, Ardis Coats, Debbie Cochran, Ann Collier, Kathy Cooksey, Rhonda Coy, Georgia Crownover, Beverly Cupp, Cherry Davis, Sally Davis, Tina Davis, Lam Dobbins, Laura Ducote, Diane Easterwood, Denice Epps, Helen Estrada, Chris Faison, Denice Frazier, Nancy Galindo, Elizabeth Gar- cia, Bernice Garcia, Martha Garza, Nancigail Gill, Jan Givens, Sandra Glover, Diane Godbold, Marty Goff, Linda Gordon, Scarlett Goss, Kathy Graham, Kathy Green, Margaret Hall, Mary Harding, Janet Herrington, Terri Harris, Cindy Hawkins, Nancy Hawkins, Kay Haynie, Judy Haynes, Renee Heckaman, Jean Hender- son, Karan Henson, Carolyn Hetherly, Melanie Ho- dapp, Paula Hohmann, Heidi Hooper, Gail Hunter, Denise Jenkins, Jerri Johnson, Janice Johnston, Julie Joyce, Sharon Kelly, Gayle Kemp, Vicki King, Lenise Kirksey, Candy Koederitz, Kay Kohutek, Candy Kou- veklis, Brenda Kuhns, Melissa Lakey, Linda Laswell, Susan Laswell, Sherry Lee, Laura LeFever, Betty Loika, Jane Loveless, Terry Lowe, Sylvia McClure, Beverly McCoy, Susan McCullogh, Sandy McFarland, Debbie McKee, Beverly McKinney, Kim McNeal, Gail Mahler, Johnie Martin, Marci Martin, Karan Meares, Molly Meredith, Ginger Moos, Nancy Morrison, Vonda Nichols, Dana O ' Dowd, Peggy Odum, Sharon O ' Keefe, Helen Perryman, Jackie Reyes, Regyna Riley, Tudi Roach, Carolyn Rucker, Donna Sanders, Kathy Savage, Anne Schrader, Susan Schuch, Kim Schuize, Renee Scott, Kathy Seidel, Jamie Skiles, Kathy Smith, Kit Smith, Donna Snyder, Suzi Sparks, Debbie Spears, Linda Spieler, Claire Strain, Kristy Strebeck, Diane Summers, Kim Swain, Paula Tally, Anne Varien, Ann Wells, Susan White, Michele Williams, Denece Wills, Caria Yancey, Jenean Young, Marilyn Zuehlke. JUNIOR CIVITANS OFFICERS— W a I t e r Pfluger, president; Joe Landes, vice-presi- dent; Charles Hughes, secretary; Randy Goss, treasurer; Johnny Callison, parlia- mentarian. MEMBERS — Cliff Austin, Robbie Bach- man, Pat Barton, Peter Batjer, Mike Ben- bow, George Beys, Brad Bird, David Breen, John Cargile, Bill Denton, John Elder, Dickie Fielder, John Firestone, Kendall Green, Tom Green, Jim Hall, Randy Harris, Russell Hartsfield, Don Hendrix, Kyle Henry, Mike Henson, Pat Ingram, Monty Jennings, David Johanson, Clark Johnson, Gary Jones, Jimmy Lackey, Steve La- Grasta, Jim Lane, Steve Lupton, David McDurmitt, Kerry Pape, Johnny Pilmer, Rell Rice, Mark Richardson, Dickie Schultz, Trey Schuize, Larry Smith, Rick Swain, David Tate, Steve Taylor, Harry Theriot, Ronnie Thiers, Danny Tower, Albert Vacek, Ted Weatherford, Terry Wilkinson, Blake Wimpee, Bill Woodruff, Bill Yancey. 168 key club sponsors bonfire, tends bobcat KEY CLUB OFFICERS— Brandon Moore, president; Doug Swartz, vice-president; Mike McWilliams, secretary; Gary White- head, treasurer; Peter Kouvelis, parliamen- tarian; Ray McCoy, reporter. MEMBERS — Doug Arvedson, Chuck Bled- soe, Jeff Bomer, Dave Boswell, Jimmy Brashear, Steve Byrns, Jack Cohen, Mark Cole, Danny Coleman, Darrold Deremo, Joe Ellet, Vance Flowers, Mike Fulghum, Randy Graham, Bryan Hagelstein, Dave Hendricks, Allen Herrington, Chuck Ho- dapp, Tommy Ho es, Tommy Horn, Clay Hubbard, Dennis Huey, Robert Hunter, Charles Jackson, Bubba James, Bryan Kunce, Mark Lee, Mark Lewis, Richard Loyd, Ted Malkowski, Ed McClintock, Rob- ert Milburn, Steve MotI, Paul Musick, Billy Rutledge, Ricky Stinnett, Greg Swartz, Bob Ward, Dennis Whitehead. KEEPER OF THE MASCOT, Joe Ellet teases Dynamite. 169 tex-anns add brightness to half-time activities TEX-ANN LEADERS — Tammy Biggs. Jackie Eggemeyer, Becky Newby, Diane Sum- mers. Tudi Roach, Marilyn Seward. MRS. KATHY ADAY— (above) Tex-Ann sponsor. TEX-ANN MEMBERS (above right, back row) Nancigail Gill, Susan Goeth, Mela- nie Rowaldt, Nancy Morrison, Monica Funchess. Martha Pool, Lynn Billings Lanise Kirksey, Susan Laswell, Jane Berscheidt. (Middle row) Michelle Wil liams. Kay Sherrill. Molly Meredith Bridgette Martin. Dana O ' Dowd. Caro Bowen, Joni Parmer, Debbie Satter white, Kim McNeal. Terri Adams. (Front row) Laura LeFevere, Annette Rastel lini, Liz Garcia. Melony Arrott. Cindy Alcala. Paula Clark, Carolyn Hetherly, Lauren Fecher. (Right, back row) Kathy Lee. Katie Clark. Debbie Kleypas. Mary Aycock, Jenean Young, Donna Spring- er, Vonda Nichols, Sheryl Koschak, Lisa Robinson, Anne Varien, Candy Hurt. (Middle row) Gaye Clatterbuck, Candy Wood, Carolyn Johnson, Kim Schuize, Kandi Izzard, Sherry Lee, Vicky Davis, Candy Koederitz. Betty Loika, Donna Sanders. (Front row) Patricia Hill, Judy Franco, Elizabeth Garcia, Marta Clifton, Annie Clemens, Mary Kay Anderson, Peggy Billo, Mary Buccigrossi. Laura Seitz, Tricia Johnson. 170 cheerleaders promote spirit, enthusiasm at pep rallies, football, basketball games Ji! 1971-72 CHEERLEADERS — (above) Beverly McKinney, Julia Chase, Gail Hunter, Ellen Leddy, head cheerleader Johnie Martin, and Kelli Cantu. Conferring before a pep rally (left), are Beverly McKinney, Julia Chase, and Ellen Leddy. The cheerleaders (above right) perform at basketball games. 171 student senate, representatives sponsor student body projects JUNIOR SENATORS — Eddie Jones, Phyllis Jones. Mary McKinney, Bugger Villarreal, Bill Strauss, Ann Wells, Carol Bowen. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS— Jan Givens, president; Natalie Beck, vice-president; Gayle Rogers, secretary; Shawn McAfee, parliamen- tarian; Laura Elms, sponsor. SENIOR SENATE — Bill Denton, Martha Pool, Susan Johnson, John- ny Callison, Mark Varien, Freddy LaGrasta, David Wilson, Carolyn Johnson. 172 SOPHOMORE SENATE— Butch Baker, Waldo Cedillo, Ramon Rosales, Nettie Titus, Rusty Wells, Drew Clark, Van Talley, Kathy Graham. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES— Debbie Allbright, Becky Armendariz, Robert Bachman, Velma Bara, Joe Bargley, Deb- bie Barker, Diana Beal, Cylean Beck, Kathy Box, Jimmy Bra- shear, Bruce Bridges, David Brooks, Carolyn Clark, Kelly Clifton, Steve Collins, Trudi Danger field, Melody Davidson, Albert Del Rio, Lani Dobbins, Chip Dodson, Eddie Elizondo, Erma Elizondo, David Enderby, Leroy Featherston, Glenn Ford, Debbie Franco, Hector Galan, Nancy Galindo, Elizabeth Gar- cia, Maria Garcia, Bertha Gaya, Diane Gilbert, Susan Goeth, Randy Goss, Kendall Green, Danny Gotcher, Dwayne Hafer, Jim Hall, Jackie Henderson, Steven Hesse, Carl Holland, Robert Hunter, Candy Hurt, Kathy Jacoby, Bubba James, Denise Jenkins, Jerri Johnson, Allan Killingsworth, Nita King, Vicki King, Glen Lacy, Steve LaGrasta, Sandy Lawrence, Lanny Layman, Karen Martin, Karan Meares, Eddie Menchaca, Brian Miller, Paul Montelongo, Jarrott Nickel, Steve Norred, Johnny Gates, Mike Paulsen, Tommy Pennington, Cheryl Perkins, Sandy Perry, Wally Poole, Mike Rahiia, John Range!, Randy Ripple, Tudi Roach, Laura Rosales, Mellony Rowaldt, Debbie Satterwhite, Ann Schrader, Trey Schuize, Kerry Scudder, Kim Sherrill, Connie Smith, Donna Snider, Louis Sosa, Erma Tanarpa, Blanche Terrazas, Thomas Thigpen, Kim Water- house, Doug Webb, Ted Weatherford, Denis W hitfield, Karen Wolfe, Caria Yancey, Martha Zirkle, Stella Zunlga. 173 TEXAS YOUTH CONFERENCE OFFICERS— Bill Strauss, San- dra Samuels, presidents; Evel- lo Villarreal. Mark Aldaz, vice- Cindy Mulkey, scrapbook; Judy Marilyn Seward, Kevin Bark, Bill relations. Barnett. presidents: Grace Dana. Hamilton, secretaries: Strauss, public MEMBERS— Pa t t i Cylean Beck. Stephen Byrd, Vickie Epperson, Chris Faison, Leroy Featherston. C o I e e n Flynn, Monica Funchess, Kathy Graham, Jay Graham, Susan Johnson, Don Joyner, Diane Jones, Paula Jones. James Howard, Stephen Hesse. James Holland, Kathy McWilliams. Gayle Rogers, and Connie Sanders. Mrs. Anita Monk is sponsor. CLUB SOUL OFFICERS — Vickie Epperson, president: Diane Jones, vice-president: Cylla Beck, secretary: Jan Smith, treasurer: Caro- lyn Johnson, reporter; Bruce Bridges, parliamentarian. MEMBERS — Darrell Brawley, Dudra Butler, Trudy Dangerfield, Erma Elizon- do, Eddie Jones, Phyllis Jones, Freddy Kelly, Debra McNally, Ken- neth Moore, Gloria Owens, Helen Ferryman, Obie Ray, Mary Ross, Debra Taylor, Lynette Whiten. Sylvester Woods. Bill Sinches is sponsor. 174 _il texas youth conference takes action: soul, mexican amencans get involved MEXICAN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS— Eudelia Tala- mantes, president; Oscar Gonzales, vice-president; Rachel Lopez, secretary; Luis Lozano, treasurer; Oscar Cardenas, parliamen- tarian; Lupe Perez, reporter. MEMBERS — Viola Alvarez, Becky Armendanz, Peter Armendariz, Teresa Avalos, Lydia Balli, Ann Bastardo, Josie Beltran, Rudy Boisse, Armando Briseno, Rachel Calderon, Ted Cantu, Abel Cardenas, Janie Cash, Alma Castro, Tony Cedillo, Waldo Cedillo, Simon Cuellar, Gloria Dietz, Enoc Escolona, Betty Escobedo, Helen Estrada, Odelia Fernandez, Ricky Fernandez, Debbie Franco, John Fuentes, Liz Garcia, Albert Gar- cia, Frankie Garza, Martha Garza, Robert Godines, Bobby Gon- zales, Delia Gonzales, Hilario Gonzales, Pete Gonzales, Bernie Guebara, Rosalinda Herrera, Isabel Hinojos, Sylvia Juarez, Roger Leyva, Joe Lonbrano, Eva Lopez, David Martinez, Pete Martinez, Daniel Mendez, Richard Martinez, Gilbert Montano, Bernice Niavez, Joe Pena, Amelia Perez, L. C. Perez, Andy Pineda, Manuel Prunela, Martha Rincon, Phillip Rios, Linda Kay Samaripa, Emma Sama- ripa, Joe Sosa, Jeanette Soto, Rose Talavera, Olga Torrez, Evelio Villarreal, and Henritta Velez. Mrs. Glenda Kunath is sponsor. 175 math, science clubs ' supplements ' : scope enhances ar-ea environment MATH CLUB OFFICERS— Ray McCoy, president: Keli Cusanbary, vice-president; Carol Weaver, secretary-treasurer; Bill Johnson, reporter. MEMBERS — Debbie Beasley, Beth Buchanan, Jack Cohen, Enoc Garcia, Sandy Guillotte, Sandy Kley- pas, Eddy McAnally, T. C. Perez, Patricia Schon, Sarah Schon, Jack Seedeldt. Mel Skaggs, and Elaine Straach. Sponsor — Dayton Walston. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS— Mike Poulter, president; Stephen Talley, vice-president; Kim Sherrill, secretary. MEMBERS — Ricky Aguirre, Mark Crosby, Richard Domin- guez, Hector Galan, Jim Hall, Mike Hoov- er, Bill Johnson, Donald Joyner, Grady Ken, Peter Kouvelis, Sharon McCullough, Terry O ' quin, Lupe Perez, Beth Rogers, John Rogers, Danny Sevier, Reed Shahan, Noel Singleton, Linda Stiles, David Strain, Jane Stricklin, Van Talley, and Thomas Thigpen. Sponsor — Claude Wooley. 176 SCOPE OFFICERS — Kevin Gordon, president; Mark Bleakley, vice-president; Paula Clark, secretary-treasurer; Paula Cunningham, regional representa- tive. MEMBERS — Donna Baker, Holly Barry, Jane Berscheidt, Debi Booth, David Brooks, Jo Anne Bullock, Mike Clark, Colleen Flynn, Jimmy Goddard, Dave Hendrix, Joe Hill, Deborah Jenhine, Dan King, Katie Mertz, Peggy Odum, Connie Olsak, Gregory Pleyle, Cliff Sheffy, Paul Sligar, Eddie Trevino. SCOPE president Kevin Gordon (left) stuffs a member into a colorfully- painted trash can; the cans were placed around the campus by SCOPE. !lt ' !J 1 i Mllliiii 177 4fc m ' i 178 central ' s newspaper and annual record important events of 1 97 1 -72 NICKY HOELSCHER (opposite page, above left), editor of the Campus Corral, wor- ries over the next issue of the newspaper. Mike Duncan and Sara Millspaugh (right), business managers of the Westerner, lay out the ad section. Second-year students Ricky Smith, Becky Joiner, Henry Trevino, Randy Couch, Nevie Haley, and Maria Garcia (below) write copy for the Cam- pus Corral. Photographers Bruce Howell, Ricky Peeples, and Steve Strickland, (this page, above left) load their cameras and prepare to take pictures for the year- book. An attendance slip announcing the absence of photographer Charles Hughes (right) proved to be a familiar sight around the journalism room. Westerner staff member Debby Isabel (below left) takes advantage of a break between per- iods of free time. Yearbook co-editors Myra Brodnax and Cindy Waide finish the last few pages of the yearbook. 179 central adds cvae to program; lot provides praofical training CVAE OFFICERS— Clay Linney, president Neri Sosa. vice-president: Rita Salazar, secretary; George Guebara. reporter; Mari lyn Holland, parliamentarian; Jimmy Ma Gee, sergeantatarms. MEMBERS — Hector Aguirre, Tommy Bis- hop, Rex Brooks, Ronnie Caballero, Ralph Campbell, John Castillo, Albert Del Rio, James Diffey, Victor Estrada, Salvador Fuentes, Eddie Gandy, Carmen Garcia, Charles Hall, J. T. Head, Rodnie Johnson, Freddie Kelly, Bill McAllister, Nolen Mc- Cleery, P. D. Miller, Noe Moya, Steve Netherly, Jack Rape, Debbie Phillips, Leticia Ramirez, Lynn Rankin, Loretta Reed. Alfred Rodriguez, Arthur San Miguel, Louis Sosa, Billy Sparks, George Stock- man, Bernie Stuard, Donald Ware, Wesley White, and Jack Westbrook. Sponsor is Ruben Vargas. VICA 6 ICT OFFICERS— Steve McCollum. president; Joe Kunkel. . ' ce-president; Paula Duren, secretary; Chari e Cruz, trea- surer; Greg Perry, parliamentarian; Steve Lancaster, reporter. MEMBERS — Randy Arnold, Tommy Ash- ley, David Ausmus, Steve Conley, Jack Cervantes, Cecil Cross, Danny Edwards, Frank Fuson, Cruz Garcia, William Garcia, Julian Gonzales, Doris Hall. Kenneth Hen- dry, Ernest Hooker. Terry Hurley. Pat Ingram, Ronald Jones, Gary Kerley, Robert Leech, Roger Leyva, Gus Martinez, Roy Mills, Tony McCrea, Gary McKamie, Greg Perry, Jeff Probst. Tom Pruitt. Mike Scho- field. Stacy Speciale, Tim Weaver, and Carl Word. Sponsor is Jerry Tackett. 180 aquatics club ' water oriented ' : Hfle club ' expert marksmen ' AQUATICS CLUB OFFICERS— David Doty, president; Chris Stephens, vice-president; Mark MInton, secretary; Wadene Deaton, reporter; Steve Woolard, treasurer; James rox, pool operator. MEMBERS — Ross Alexander, Mac Curl, Darrold Deremo, James Doty, Mike Gruetz- macher, Ella Mae Grippia, Bobby High- smith, Eddie Jones, Alex Padilla, Phyllis Millar, Jimmy Morris, Craig Speirs, Jillyn Speirs, Robert Stearns, and Carol Weaver. Sponsor is Miss Ouisa Molen. A RIFLE CLUB MEMBER takes careful aim. RIFLE CLUB OFFICERS — Greg Moreland, president; Chuck Groves, vice-president; Dar- lene Seidel, secretary-treasurer; Sharon Seidel, reporter. MEMBERS — Jack Cervantes, Hank Green, Joe Grady Hill, Debbie Holland, Alan Killings- worth, David Mieher, Alan Rees, Kathy Seidel, Patricia Schon, Sarah Schon, Terry Shan- non, Elaine Strauch, Bruce Willig, and Oscar Zapata. Sponsor is Curtis Smith. 181 DATA PROCESSING OFFICERS— Susan Goeth, president: Andy Pineda, vice-presi- dent: Debbie Pate, secretary: Debbie Mathis, treasur er: Paula Cunningham, parliamentarian: Wayne Hall, reporter. OFFICERS — Debbie Allbright, Tim Archer. Mollie Asbill, Johnny Banda, Adela Biera, Peggy Billo, Kathleen Binion, Charles Bledsoe, Donna Bonenbercer, Mary Kay Boyce, Pat Bradehoft, Melinda Breeding, Lynda Campbell, Oscar Cardenas, Michael Clark, Marta Clifton, Ellen Cox, Melody Davidson, Duane Edmonson, Wayne Al- kins. Wade Elliott, Patricia Ferguson, Fred- die Gandy. Albert Garces, Mary Lou Garza, Diane Gilbert, Robert Godines, Suann Goeth, Robert Gonzales, Jay Goss, Daniel Grigson, Karen Grube, Viki Haley, Jolena Hawkins, Nancy Hawkins, Rosalinda Her- rera. Dawn Hodshire, John Kirpach, Bev- erly Kobel, Jimmy Lackey, Sissy Lane, Sue Leek, Meredith Lewis, Janet Massey, Mic- hael Mcllvain, Rhonda McKinney, Katie Middleton. Charles Miller, Lois Miller, Mary Miller. Nick Morua. Marilyn Nibling, Deena Norfleet. Brian Parker, Henry Perez, Rosa- linda Perez, Manuel Pruneda, Linda Rivers, Patsy Rodriquez, Cheryl Rogers, Randy Roper, Robert Russell, Diane San Miguel, Jesse Sanchez, Patricia Schon, J y I Schwartz, Jack Seefeldt, Stanley Shaw, Leslie Shirley, Mary Snodgrass, Debbye Stahl, Glenda Stooksberry, Kristy Strebeck, Deborah Tanner, Ricky Thomason, Cyn- thia Trocjak, Rae M. Wilson, and John Zak. Sponsors are Richard Seagler and J. D. Davis. vocational classes offer vanety of fields and jobs DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION OFFICERS— Kelly Clifton, president: Lee Gabriel, vice- president: Kathy Box. secretary: Donella Mow, reporter. MEMBERS — Mike Adams, Kenny Bahlman, Pat Barnett, Terry Blair, Larry Blasingame, Mark Brackin, Brad Bratton. Jacquelyn Broome, Gallon Broyles, Barbara Butler, Gilbert Castillo, Becky Collins, Mary Contreras, Debra Cox, Paul Dacy, Debra Dowd, Mary Douglas, Guy Drennan, Joe Ellet, Vivian Ellis, Janet Fenwick, Steve Flora, Frank Frazier, Kevin Frerich, John Fuentes, Ricky Gill, Danny Gotcher, Mark Hanilton, Walt Herridge, Robert Jett, Vicki Kilgore, James Kirk- ham, Julia Kirkham, Eddie Knight, Jan Keoderitz, John McClellan, Karl McDowell, Jan McMillan, Shirley Michalik, Dennis Miller, Dru Morgan, Becky Murphy, Mary Musta, Ricky Ornelas, Buddy Otto, Roylene Ramsey, Alan Rees, Paul Riley, Randy Roberson, Glen Rogers, Laura Seitz, Randy Sheppard, Karen Simpson, Donny Stokes, Corky Stone, John Sullivan, Dean Teagar- den, Debra Terry, Melvin Terry, Pam Un- derwood, Woody Upham, Albert Vacek, Mary Velez, David Winburne, Melvin Womack, Oscar Zapata, and Gwen Ward. Sponsors are Lanis Gross and Max Box. 182 HEALTH VICA 608 PRE-EMPLOYMENT LAB OFFICERS— Stephen Rabb, president; Marsha Ripley, vice- president; Linda King, secretary; Francine Hen- dry, treasurer; Darrell Mitchum, parliamentarian; Mona Asbury, reporter. MEMBERS — Josie Beltran, Carolyn Brown, Elva Flores, Kay Holloway, Kathy Kelley, Debbie Sue Krimsky, Betty Ann Nava, Amelia Perez, Denise Perrine, and Rhonda Tucker. VICA 608 HEALTH OCCUPATIONS OFFICERS— Barbara Menn, president; Diana Beal, vice-presi- dent; Lupe San Miguel, secretary; Malynda Burk, treasurer; Yolanda Dominguez, parliamentarian; Glenn Ford, sergeant-at-arms; Debbie Franco, reporter. MEMBERS — Stanley Bucks, Mary Burgess, Becky Dorrance, Erma Elizando, Barbara Grif- fin, Pam Hart, Dora Jasso, Chardell Medley, Cindy Mills, and Jeanette Soto. Mrs. Georgia Jordan is sponsor. Stanley Bucks (above left) operates some of the equipment at Baptist Me- morials Hospital. John Teneyuca (left) points out a reading to Debbie Franco. Mrs. Georgia Jor- dan is sponsor. 183 vica leahns repair, construction; health occupations train in hospitals VICA 546 BUILDING TRADES OFFICERS— Simon Alejandro, president: Joe Pena, vice-president; Simon Cuellar, secretary: Emiloe Valencia, parliamentarian; Conrad Peanda, treasurer-reporter. MEMBERS — Jerry Bennett. David Brown. Richard Bry- an. Danny Coombs. Albert Flores, Albert Hogeda. Calvin Koonce, Albert Moya. Charlie Patterson. Pete Paz. Cornelio Perrez, Bill Pippin. Rudy Sevier. Steven Spencer, and Jesse Zamarron. S ponsor is Roy Cook. VICA 1190 AUTO BODY REPAIR — Dave Hendrix. president; Danny Munoz, vice- president: Hilano Gonzales, secretary; George Luna, treasurer; Danny Smith, re- porter; David Cox. parliamentarian; Ray Marinez. sergeant-at-arms. MEMBERS — Donald Aguirre. Bradford Cable. Charley Calhoun. Kenneth Cochran, David Cornell. Britt Cribbit. Joe Fuentes. Abelardo Garcia. Steven Gill. Rocky Guadjardo. Jimmy Houston, Jimmy Huff, Amando Leal, Allen Smith, Greg Tomlin, Edvi ard Wilson, and Jay Wilson. Auto body repair sponsor (right) Tommy Shelton instructs a student. 184 voe gets experience: metal trades vaHed VOCATIONAL OFFICE EDUCATION OFFI- CERS — Margie Fant, president: Judy Hurt, vice-president; Donna Shuffield, secretary; Brenda Kuhns, treasurer; Linda Goble, parliamentarian; Kathy Van Slaars, re- porter. MEMBERS — Lenora Bailey, Melin- da Breeding, Alma Castro, Pat Donahue, Penny Economidis, Charlotte Elkins, Re- becca Fuentes, Vickie Gilbert, Beyla Gon- zales, Connie Gotcher, Martha Harlow, Arlieen Jones, Susan Lancaster, Odelia Luna, Sharon Mathieson, Linda McKay, Patti Pearce, Kathy Rutledge, Arthur Son- berg, Eudelia Talamantes, Rosemary Tala- vera, Gail Thomas, Pam Vickers, Sheila Waites, Debra White, Carolyn Williams, Cindy Zrubek, and Marilyn Zuehlke. Spon- sor is Vivian Stockton. VICA 712 METAL TRADES OFFICERS — Leon- ard Branman, president; Van Bradburry, vice-president; Joe Lindsey, secretary; Rick Jennings, reporter; Fred Buck, parliamen- tarian; Kim Parker, sergeant-at-arms; Larry Lindsey, treasurer. MEMBERS — Jay Burkett, Gary Flippin, Jerry Gibbs, Carl Holland, Tony Marcum, Wayne Massingill, Cecil Necessary, Mickey Nelms, Freddie Ontiveros, Bruce Owens, Anselmo Ramirez, Danny Sellars, and Richard Worbington. Sponsor — Max Wilson. 185 VICA 187 AUTO MECHANICS OFFI- CERS — Tony Garcia, president; Ed- die Russell, vice-president; Stuart Seidel, secretary; Douglas PInson. treasurer: Jesse Higgins, reporter; Philip Dunn, parliamentarian; Jerry Johnson, sergeant-atarms. MEMBERS: David Alonzo, Terry At- wood, Joe Benge, Johnny Cooper, Stanley Edwards, David Fairchild, Joe Flores, Mark Floyd, Scott Foster, Mark Holub, Douglas Keeling, Curtis Kircham. Charles Leggett, Mitchell Lightfoot, Mark Lowery, Fayet Moore, Michael Payne, Manuel Rojas, Steve Smith, Terry Wilkerson. VICA 311 APPLIANCE REPAIR OFFICERS— Darrell Huber, presi- dent; Tony Perez, vice-president; Daniel Mendez, secretary; David Martinez, treasurer; John Lowry, parliamentarian; Harold Nelson, reporter; David Ornelas, sergeant-atarms. MEMBERS: John Coffee, Redgy Hall, Armando Holguin, Darrell Huber, John Lowry, David Martinez, Daniel Mendez, Ricky Mooney, Harold Nelson, David Ornelas, Duke Ortegon, Tony Perez, Gilbert Torres, Sylvester Woods. 186 vica organizations give members training in speoialized occupations i _ Sf_ ■ t-fil_ P m , , 4a 3iL J M r .c8.  fr r . ' i ■P ' vlpfl ' ■mi I ' S . t Ti HBK.Jk w H H V M V , J ■ j_ ' . ys H M -k Bi :., HII « VICA 817 RADIO, TV REPAIR OFFI- CERS — M a r k Crosby, president; Kerry Mortensen, vice-president; Raymond Garcia, secretary; Roy Koenig, treasurer; Perry Jewell, re- porter; Doug Seamonds, sergeant- at-arms; Charles Cheatwood, parlia- mentarian. MEMBERS — Bob Burleson, Bruce Burleson, Steve Bryan, Glenn Ed- wards, Tom Frazier, Bruce Fulton, Clydann Hale, Howard Jackson, Perry Jewell, John Kobel, Jerry Mathews, Beverly Rannefield, Don Shields, Bill Surell, Richie Swift, Jef- frey Tanquesh, Larry Teague. VICA 511 ELECTRICAL TRADES OFFICERS — Julian Suarez, president; Sammy Torres, vice-president; Tony Jones, secretary; Tommy Jones, treasurer; Gary Gibbs, reporter; Paul Montelongo, parliamentarian; Daniel Ramariz, sergeant-at-arms. MEMBERS — Daniel Aguirre, Stan Boldmg, Steve Brown, Daryl Cook, David Cogdell, William Edwards, Walter Ford, Robert Franco, Abelardo Gaucin, Jerry Green, Johnny Martines, Powell Pinkston, Robert Prosco, Mike Rutledge, Terry Willingham, Dwain Woods, Mark Woolever. An electrical trades student (right) works on a project. 187 ■ ;... B 1971 BOBCAT VARSITY— (Front, left to right) Ted Weatherford, Waymon Brazil. John O ' Dowd, Larry Hollums, Mark Varien, Ronnie Hawkins, Russell Hartsfield, Jackie Hender- son, Harry Theriot, Kerry Rape, Scott Barber, Nick Morua, Ronnie Rathbone, Randy Harbin, Richard Duerksen, Bill West. (Middle row) John Kirpach, Joe Bargley, Curtis Smith, Larry Turner, Walter Pfluger. Ronnie Thiers, Jack Mazuk, Scott Yancey, Lann y Layman, Steve MotI, Dickie Schultz, Trey Schuize, Joe Lombrano, George Nava, Billy Dillard, David Dod- son, Eddie Menchaca, David Johnson, Ken Fleming. (Back row) Ricky Stinnett, Bill Fox, Kevin Korona, Rick Swain, Doby Boedecker, Vendon Beck, Robert Sexton, Randy Goss, David Brooks, Johnny Callison, Freddy LaGrasta, Bill Denton, Steve Norred, Eddie Richard- son, George Moya, Terry Milburn, Eli Esquivel. Qeason Record Central 25, Dallas Bryan Adams 22 Central 29, Fort Worth Arlington Heights 7 Central 6, Galveston Ball 35 Central 35, Cooper 20 Central 14, Mi(jlan(d Lee 3 Central 22, Odessa 26 Central 41, Midland 28 Central 7, Abilene 40 Central 0, Permian 14 Central 55, Big Spring 21 District 5-4A game 190 ' road jinx ' prevails as bobcats finish with 6-4 record and 4-3 in district play The 1971 Bobcats just oughta have stayed home. Every game played on the turf of San Angelo Stadium re- sulted in an Orange victory. And every game played out of town ended in defeat for the Centralites. The Cats opened the season with great promise, winning over Dallas Bryan Adams 25- 22 and Fort Worth Arlington Heights, 29-7. But the out-of- town hex prevailed as the Gal- veston Ball Tornadoes won handily on a rainy field, 35-6. Then came District 5-4A play, and a rousing 35-20 victory over the Cooper Cougars, eventual district champions. Against the Midland Lee Rebels, the Orange didn ' t score until the third quarter, but went on to win handily, 14-3. The out-of-town hex again became apparent as the Odes- sa High Bronchos squeaked out an upset 26-22 triumph. But the following week the Bobcats returned to their home field for a 41-28 Homecoming victory over the Midland High Bull- dogs. In what proved to be the de- cisive game of the season, the Abilene Eagles doused San An- gelo ' s hopes for a district title, 40-7. Then, in the annual show- down with Permian, Mojo again prevailed, 14-0. Although eliminated from district competition, the Bob- cats bounced back for a sea- son finale victory over the hap- less Big Spring Steers, 55-21. mj .. MANAGERS (top left) Richard Duerksen, one letter: Eh Esquivel, one letter. Train- ers (top right, front row) David Johanson, one letter; Terry Milburn, one letter. (Back row) Brian Miller, Henry Trevino, Randy Matthews, Steve LaGrasta. Coaches (front row) Jack Cauthen, Head Coach and Ath- letic Director Dan LaGrasta, Ken Fannon, Bobby Williams, Bill Sinches. (Back row) Fern Smathers, Kirby Pugh, Otis Green, Sam Aguilera, Milby Sexton, (opposite page) Coach Dan LaGrasta contemplates Bobcat performance. 191 COACH KEN FANNON (right) discusses future offensive tactics with end Larry Hollums and halfback Mark Varlen be- tween halves of the Bobcat-Big Spring game. (Below) Varsity squadmen go through an early-season workout. (Op- posite page) The Bobcat offensive unit takes a breather to talk over plans for the next play. y 5 192 John Callison Captain Honorable mention, All- District linebacker 3 letters Linebacker and tight end Bill Denton Captain 3 letters Quarterback Steve Norred Captain All-District linebacker 3 letters Linebacker Eddie Richardson Captain All-District fullback 2 letters Fullback Larry Holluins All-Distnct defensive halfback 2 letters Split end and halfback Randy Goss All-District offensive guard 2 letters Guard t:. S yt  v 193 A PACK OF COOPER COUGARS (right) closes in on Bobcat halfback Mar k Varien. (Below) A gain by varsity end Johnny Cal- lison is stopped in the opening season game against the Dallas Bryan Adams Cougars. 194 Freddy LaGrasta Honorable mention, All-District center 2 letters Center Mark Varien 2 letters Halfback Jackie Henderson 2 letters Halfback Ricky Stinnett 2 letters Center Joe Lombrano 2 letters Corner linebacker John O ' Dowd 2 letters Halfback 195 TEAM CO-CAPTAIN JOHNNY CALLISON (right) rests and contemplates second- half action. (Below) Halfback Ronnie Haw- kins carries the ball. (Opposite page) Varsity players break through a Bobcat Booster banner on entering the field be- fore the starting kickoff. .- • ' « 196 Walter Pfluger 2 letters Tackle Carl Boedecker 2 letters Tackle Ted Weatherford 2 letters Tackle David Brooks 2 letters Tackle 197 END GEORGE MOYA (88), (opposite) and an unidentified Bobcat teammate put the brakes on Cooper ' s Kelvin Caesar (28). Jack Mazuk 2 letters Guard John KIrpach 2 letters Defensive end Bill Fox 2 letters Tackle Waymon Brazil 1 letter Split end Russell Hartsfield 2 letters Kicker George Moya 2 letters Defensive end 198 r i r Ronnie Rathbone 1 letter Center Billy Dillard 1 letter Middle guard Vendon Beck 1 letter Halfback Larry Turner 1 letter Guard Robert Sexton 1 letter tight end Eddie Menchaca 1 letter Defensive end 200 BETWEEN HALVES (opposite page) varsity players refresh themselves with soft drinks. (Above, left) From the sidelines, quarterback Bill Denton follows Bobcat defensive efforts. (Above) Junior quarter- back Trey Schuize leaves the locker room during the Big Spring game halftime. (Left) A pass is successfully completed but receiver Johnny Callison is brought down by a Midland Rebel. 201 Ronnie Hawkins Lanny Layman George Nava Trey Schuize 1 letter 1 letter 1 letter 1 letter Halfback Halfback Linebacker Quarterback and corner linebacker 202 Dickie Schultz 1 letter Fullback and Linebacker COACH DAN LAGRASTA (opposite page) counsels with team members between plays. (Above) David Brooks, junior tackle, stands on the rain-soaked sidelines, waiting for a chance to play. 203 HALFBACK JACKIE HENDERSON (right) breaks loose in a rush that ends in an opening game touchdown. (Below) Quarterback Bill Denton struggles to free himself from the grasp of a Cooper Cougar as tackle David Brooks comes to his aid. ' ;S t i - ' - 1 Rick Swain 1 letter Tackle Steve Mot! 2 letters Split End 204 .-i ' % ii fV 205 C A ' l - lil j fu ' It . 1971 BOBCAT JUNIOR VARSITY — (Front row, left to right) Jearl Holland, Ramon Resales, Dan Junell, Bill Yancey, Eddie Elizondo, Norman Cerda, Tommy Pennington, Lynn Cozby, Danny Cardenas, Curtiss Bargley. (Back row) Randy Matthews, Charlie Davidson, James Jones, Louis Griffm, David Enderby, Frank Myers, Sherrill Barina, Gerald Coley, Rodney Naylor, Glenn Lacy. Henry Trevino, Robert Wooley. 9ea9on Record Junior Varsity 50, Junior Varsity 16, Junior Varsity 0, Junior Varsity 38, Junior Varsity 28, Junior Varsity 14, Junior Varsity 22, Junior Varsity 12, Junior Varsity 8, Junior Varsity 8, Abilene 26 Brownwood 30 Cooper 27 Cooper 18 Lee Odessa 15 iViidland 15 Abilene 64 Permian 24 Big Spring ' ] 206 tk Qeason Record Sophomores 34, Lake View 6 Sophomores 27, Ballinger Sophomores 6, Snyder 50 Sophomores 22, Big Spring 18 Sophomores 12, Sweetwater 6 Sophomores 42, Lee 14 Sophomores 29, Snyder 28 Sophomores 49, Lee 12 Sophomores 22, Big Spring 27 •? 1971 SOPHOMORES — (Front row, left to right) Brian Miller, Ricky Fernandez. Dennis Hughey, Albert San Miguel, Jim Hall, Carl Wade, Rondrick Fields, Clay Hubbard, Glenn Sebolt, Dennis King, Brad Bird, Rusty Bolf. (Middle row) Steve LaGrasta, Robert Canava, Jeff Mazuk, Bill Hammerton. Oscar Casillas. James Kirpach, Dennis ENTHUSIASTIC FANS (opposite page) back the players with their cheers. (Above, left) students without a fourth-period class attend a rain-soaked pep rally before the Galveston game. Wise Randy Eller, Manuel Contreras, Terry Lishka, Jack Black. (Back row) Tom Ridgway, Gary Hensley, Vince Malone Jeff Havlak, Steve Lupton, Alan Killmgsworth, Joe Young, Rusty Wells, Clancy Scott Gerald Butts, Dale Carnes, Lynn Brooks. 207 Hchar-dson gets nathan ' s award At the annual football ban- quet January 20, Coach Dan La- Grasta said his final good-byes, F. L. (Smitty) Hill was an- nounced as LaGrasta ' s succes- sor, and Eddie Richardson re- ceived the Nathan ' s Award. Lawrence Robinson of Na- than ' s Jewelers presented the award to fullback Eddie Rich- ardson, who was chosen for the honor by his teammates. Gary Mullins, quarterback of the 1966 state championship Bobcats, was the guest speaker. John O ' Dowd, Mark Varien, and Ted Weatherford gave the Cat ' s Eye View of the 1971 season. 208 EDDIE RICHARDSON — (opposite, above) is pre- sented with the Nathan ' s Award by Lawrence Robinson of Nathan ' s Jewelers. John O ' Dowd, Ted Weatherford and Mark Varien (below) give trainer Sam Aguilar a gift on behalf of the whole team, Gary Mullins (this page, above left) holds a picture of Eddie Richardson while Coach LaGr asta, Eddie Richardson, and Lawrence Rob- inson pose with the Nathan ' s Award. Guest speaker Gary Mullins (right) urges team mem- bers to become the leaders of the future. Bobcat Boosters Sara Millspaugh, Martha Pool, and Mary Ford (below, left) bid farewell to Coach LaGrasta as Gary Mullins looks on. President of the School Board, Thomas Parret, officially an- nounces F. L. (Smitty) Hill as Coach LaGrasta ' s successor. 209 COACH DAN LAGRASTA (above, left) sam- ples the icing of a cake for the Bobcat Booster cake sale. Engrossed in the game (right), an important play brings a tense moment for Coach LaGrasta. LaGrasta keeps off the rain (below, left) during the Galveston pep rally. The coach (right) has words of encouragement for the team at a pep rally. 210 coach lagfasta leaves for a ■ m; smifty hill named as replacement Coach Dan LaGrasta moved on to greener pastures and F. L. (Smitty) Hill came to succeed him as head football coach and athletic director. Emory Bel- lard, after taking over as head coach for the Texas A M Ag- gies, offered LaGrasta a posi- tion on his offensive coaching staff. Bellard, while coaching at Central, took the 1966 Bobcats to the state championship. Prior to becoming head coach, La- Grasta served on Bellard ' s staff here. The Bobcats ' total season record for the five years La- Grasta was head coach was 32-17-2. The San Angelo School Board spent some time in se- lecting a replacement for La- Grasta. Finally they arrived at a decision, Smitty Hill. Coach Hill brought with him an impressive record — 54-11-3. He has coached at Port Arthur ' s Thom- as Jefferson High School for 15 years with the last six spent in the head position. Named Coach of the Year twice at Port Arthur, Hill was also voted third in coach of the year balloting by the Texas Sportswriters As- sociation in 1970. COACH F. L. (SMITTY) HILL (above, left) examines the teeth of a replica of Dynamite, the mascot for his team. Coach Hill (below, left) gazes intently at some items on a bulletin board in his office. Catching up on some paper work, (below, right) the new coach takes on some of his duties as head coach and athletic director for Central. 211 1972 VARSITY — (Standing, left to right) Pete Martinez, David Dodson, Gerald Coley, Oscar Gonzales, Mike Benbow, Tommy Stone, Sandy Lawrence, John Elder, Danny Coleman, Chip Dodson, Vendon Beck, Jackie Henderson. (Kneeling) Terry Milburn (trainer), Steve Hohman (statistician), Coach Kirby Pugh, Coach Bill Sinches, Freddy Fripp (statistician), John Dement, (manager) season record Central 51, Austin McCallum 62 Central 67, Cooper 63 Central 54, Kerrville Tivy 80 Central 81, Midland Lee 94 Central 69. Killeen 70 Central 59. Odessa 60 Central 59, Lamesa 75 Central 56. Midland 73 Central 59. Bryan 62 Central 75. Abilene 94 Central 53. Dallas W.T. White 62 Central 61, Permian 79 Central 60, Austin 72 Central 76, Big Spring 91 Central 77, Odessa Ector 84 Central 60. Cooper 62 Central 72, Kerrville Tivy 66 Central 75. Midland Lee 97 Central 59. Amarillo Caprock 62 Central 77. Odessa 90 Central 51, El Paso Andress 65 Central 47, Midland 88 Central 59. El Paso Bowie 66 Central 63, Abilene 127 Central 64. El Paso Irvin 76 Central 72, Permian 98 Central 55, El Paso Eastwood 79 Central 76, Big Spring 98 Central 51, Pampa 69 ' ■ ' District 5-4A same Central 73. Sweetwater 77 w Gerald Coley 1 letter 212 JOHN ELDER (left) succeeds in shooting a basket despite strenuous opposition by Austin High School players during the San Angelo Tournament. David Dodson (above) attempts to make a goal during the Kerrvllle game. 213 ' ' ' ' « ;i(fi;a DAVID DODSON (above) attempts to block a pass by an Ector Eagle. Sandy Lawrence (right) shoots a basket as Keith Harper of Permian attempts to block him. Jackie Henderson (opposite page) guards as David Dodson takes the ball down the court. Oscar Gonzales captain 2 letters 214 Sandy Lawrence Captain 2 letters All-Tournament, San Angelo Invitational Danny Coleman 1 letter Pete Martinez 1 letter 215 J DAVID DODSON (above) intercepts the ball during a game against Kerrville. Sandy Lawrence, team captain, (right) success- fully blocks an attempt by a Midland High player to shoot a basket. Jackie Hender- son (opposite), junior, blocks a pass by a Permian player. 216 Jackie Henderson 2 letters Chip Dodson 1 letter Tommy Stone 1 letter 217 Mike Benbow 1 letter John Elder 1 letter David Dodson 1 letter 218 Vendon Beck Reserve letter THE TEX-ANNS (opposite) prepare to perform a routine using black lights and hoolahoops. Coach Kirby Pugh (above, left) confers with team members during a time out. John Elder, (above) Jackie Henderson, and some other Bobcats begin to surround a Midland Bulldog. 219 1972 J UNIOR VARSITY— (Standing, left to right) Pat Fulgim, manager, Larry Phillips, Gary Jones, Ivan Cole. George Beys, Joe Bargley, James Rodgers. Tony Cedillo, Rodney Whaley, mana- ger, (kneeling) Frank Jackson, Charley Monday. David Enderby, Tommy Rogers, Darrell Mitchum, Clark Johnson, James Jones. Rell Rice, Paul Kmyon, and Coach Bill Sinches. season record JV 70, Sterling City 41 JV 51, Reagan County 60 JV 65, Cooper JV 89 JV 51, Kerrville Tivy JV 47 JV 54, Cooper JV 67 JV 45, Midland Lee JV 64 JV 72, Killeen JV 62 JV 69, Midland Lee JV 97 JV 55, Odessa JV 64 JV 55, Lamesa JV 56 JV 66, Odessa JV 75 JV 77, Midland JV 96 JV 55, Odessa Ector JV 45 JV 45, Midland JV 90 JV 72, Abilene JV 74 JV 70, Kerrville Tivy JV 49 JV 47, Abilene JV 73 JV 60, Permian JV 54 JV 59, Eldorado 55 JV 31, Permian JV 53 JV 69, Big Spring JV 87 JV 66, Iraan 64 JV 49, Big Spring JV 80 220 1972 SOPHOMORE TEAM — (below, stand- ing, left to right) Randy Harris, Rondrick Fields, Danny Cantu, James Burks, Darrell Holland, trainer Henry Trevino. (keeling) Bobby Bowles, Ted Lyons, Paul Little, Billy Woods, Lex Moffitt, Ken Moore, Mike Gil- llspie, Greg Spruell, and Coach Otis Green. A crowd (left) enjoys a basketball game and the refreshments available. 221 track team Wins in san angelo relays -HBt ' st - - ' ' %.%. %,A.%9. t:«. f i 1971 BOBCAT TRACK TEAM— (Front, left to right) Tony Poole, David Dodson, Jim Hall, Tommy Burnett, T. C. Perez, Joe Sosa, Tommy Luera, Dwight Harris, Randy Harbin, James Rinehart. (Middle Row) Coach Milby Sexton, Dean Glenn, Charles Davidson, Dennis Hughey, Pat Barton, Mark Lewis, Dean Shaw, Greg Croad, Gary Zrubek, Ronnie Hawkins, Joe Sellers. (Back row) Coach Ken Fannon, James Jones, Frank Myers, David Brooks, Randy Goss, Sherrill Barina, Mike Fulghum, Chip Dodson, Vendon Beck, Eddie Richardson, Raymond Rosalas, Wal- ter Pfluger, Rondrick Fields, Coach Jack Cauthen. season schedule February 5 — Dual meet with Big Spring, here. February 11-12 — Astrodome Meet, Houston. February 18 — Triangular meet with Abilene and Cooper, here. February 25-26 — Comanche Relays, Fort Stockton. March A — Canyon Reef Relays, Snyder. March 11 — Eight-cornered meet. Big Spring. March 17-18 — Arlington Relays, Arlington. March 24-25 — San Angelo Relays. April 1 — Key City Relays, Abilene. April 7-8 — Amarillo Relays, Amarillo. April 14 — District 5-4A Meet, Abilene. April 22 — Region I-4A Meet, Lubbock. May 5-6 — State Meet, Austin. 222 MILE RELAY (opposite page) Tony Poole, Tommy Burnett, Ronnie Hawkins, Dwight Harris. Scarlett Goss and Beverly McKlnney (this page, above) look on from behind the startmg line at the San Angelo Relays. Sprint relay — (left) Tony Poole, Ronny Hawkins, Mike Fulghum, Dwight Harris. High Hurdlers — James Jones, Chip Dodson, Randy Harbin, Gary Zrubek. 223 GREG CROAD (above) runs the third leg of the mile relay at the San Angelo Relays. Randy Goss — Shot put David Dodson- Pole vaulting T. C. Perez — Mile relay Ronnie Hawkins- Mile relay 224 Dwight Harris lOOyard dash 440 relay Mile relay Mike Fulghum — 120-yard high hurdles Tony Poole 100-yard dash 220-yard dash 440 relay T. C. Perez finishes fourth in the mile relay at the San Angelo Relays. DWIGHT HARRIS (above) accepts the 880 relay trophy at the San Angelo Relays. 225 Tommy Burnett Intermediate hurdles Eddie Richardson Intermediate hurdles Charles Dodson Shot put 226 Greg Croad Mile Relay TONY POOLE (opposite page, left) and an Abilene runner compete in the 220. Coach Ines Foy spots Dwight Harris who just won first place in the 100- yard dash at the San Angelo Relays. 880relay men — (this page, above left) Tommy Luera, Pat Barton, Joe Sosa, Dennis Hughey, Mark Lewis. Dwight Har- ris (left) breaks the tape to win the 100-yard dash at the San Angelo Relays. 440-relay runner — Sher- rill Barina. 227 Chip Dodson High jump Tod Tschudi Discus 228 SPRINTERS (opposite page) Vendon Beck, Jim Hall, James Rinehart. 440 men (this page, above left) Sherrill Barina, Rondrick Fields. David Brooks (middle) shot put. Coach Fannon talks on two-way radio with tournament officials at the San Angelo Relays. Frank Myers Shot put Walter Pfluger Discus 229 1971-72 TENNIS TEAM — (front row, left to right) Karan Henson, Debbie Guyton, Karen Meares. Barbara Barnhart, Jan Duiker, Sylvia McClure, Shonna Mulkey, May Courtion. (Back row) James Howard. Bill Sebesta, Steve Moore, Chuck Dority, Randy Graham, Jay Goss, Jack Seefeldt, Mel Skaggs, assistant coach Charles Williams, and head coach Pete Barizon. season schedule January 27-29 — Corpus Christi Invita tional. February 11-12 — T-Bar-M Tournament, NewBraunfels. February 25-26 — West Texas High School Championships, San Angelo. March 3-4 — Odessa Interscholastic Meet. March 10-1 1 — Austin Jaycee Tournament. March 24-25 — Abilene Interscholastic Meet. April 7-8 — Amarillo Invitational. April 14-15 — District 5-4A Meet, Abilene. April 21-22 — Region I-4A Meet, Lubbock. May 5-6 — State Meet, Austin. 230 A CROWD (above) of local citizens and outof-towners gathered for one of the several San Angelo tennis tournaments. Seniors Karan Henson and Debbie Guyton play doubles in one of the local tournaments. In the boys ' B singles (opposite page, below right) Bill Sebesta serves. James Howard 231 Debbie Guyton Karan Henson Bill Sebesta 232 A ' JAN DUIKER (opposite page, above) prepares to return a serve during practice. Debbie Guyton (this page, above left) waits for some action during a tournament. Working hard during a tournament (below right) are Jay Goss and Chuck Dorrity. Karan Meares 233 1972 GOLF TEAM — (Front row) Scott Taylor, David Breen, Coach Barry Minke, Steve Taylor Mike Terrazas. (Back row) Mike Paulsen, Kyle Henry, Peter Batier, Mike Morrison, Kendal Green, John Cargile, Garnt Collyns. season schedule November 15 — San Antonio Alamo Heights Classic January 28-29 — San Angelo Invitational February 11-12 — Big Spring Invitational February 18-19 — San Antonio High School Invitational February 25-26 — Andrews Invitational March 3-4 — Border Olympics, Laredo March 10-11 — Sweetwater Invitational March 17 — 1st District Meet, Big Spring March 24 — 2nd District Meet, Midland March 31 — 3rd District Meet, Odessa April 7 — 4th District Meet, San Angelo April 14 — 5th District Meet, Abilene 234 SENIORS MIKE MORRISON AND MIKE PAULSEN practice their putting in preparation for a tournament. Steve Taylor Captain 2 letters Kyle Henry 1 letter 235 Mike Terrazas 1 letter John Carglle 1 letter David Breen 1 letter Scott Taylor 1 letter 236 CENTRAL ' S GOLF TEAM (opposite page, above right) displays the second- place trophy it won in the Midland In- vitational. Team members are (front row) John Cargile, David Breen. (back row) Scott Taylor, Coach Minke, and Kyle Henry. Junior varsity lettermen (this page, above, back to front) Ken- dall Green, Peter Batjer, and Grant Col- lyns prepare for a tournament. 237 1971-72 BOYS SWIM TEAM — (front row, left to right) Bruce Tabor, Robert Stearns, Bubba James, Greg Thomas, Keith Denton, John Reeves, Tom Smith. (Back row) Gary Holden, Doug Swartz, Craig Spiers, Chuck Bled- soe, Wayne Hall, James Lane, Greg Swartz, and Tom Thigpin. season record Girls ' Invitational Swim Meets Boys ' Invitational Swim Meets Odessa invitational 3rd place san antonio invitational fort Stockton invitational 5th place 3rd place san angelo invitational san angelo invitational 3rd place 6th place odessa invitational 4th place regional meet— odessa regional swim meet— Odessa 3rd place 4th place (at the regional meet, Greg Thomas qualified for the 200 yd. free style in the state meet in Austin.) TEAM CAPTAINS — Greg Thomas and Julia Chase. 238 MARSHANN HOYT (above left) does a back dive into the water. Greg Thomas (above right) makes his v ay through the water In the 200-yard freestyle. An un- identified swimmer (below left) makes a big splash. Gasping for breath, (below right) Marshann Hoyt does the breast- stroke. 239 CHERYL MEDLEY (above left) is caught in the dryout position of a back dive. Tom Smith (above right) starts with a racing dive. Bobcat timers (beiovi?) compare the times they recorded for a race. 240 1971-72 GIRLS ' SWIM TEAM— (front row, left to right) Julia Chase, Gina Penfield, Sheryl Koschak, Jamie Bacon, D onna Bohnenberger, Jill Spiers, Carrie James, Sharon Lawrence. (Back row) Marshann Hoyt, Jackie Reyes, Jan Spiers, Penny Krammer, Donni Conklin, Jamie Labrutto, and Karia Mulkey. Jill Spiers (left) does the backstroke during a meet. 241 1972 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM — (Front row, left to right) Freddy Fripp, Tommy Corbell, Sandy Lawrence, Ricky Thomason, Marty Voyles, Adrian Urista, Craig Howell, Robert Sex- ton. (Middle row) Ronnie Rathbone, Jerry Reed, Eddie Wilson, Rick Schkade, Roy Najera, Tommy McBeth, Wesley Green, Fernando Urista, Mike Groves. (Back row) Coach Fern Smathers, Eddie Heath. James Rodgers, Mike Johnston, Oscar Samaripa, Mike McWilliams, Gary Hann, Lanny Layman, and David Johanson. season schedule March 1 — Del Rio, here. March 3-4 — San Angelo Invitational. March 9 — Andrews in Andrews. March 11 — Kerrville, in Kerrville. March 14 — Andrews here. March 17 — Lubbock Monterey, Lubbock. March 18 — Kerrville, here. March 21 — Abilene Cooper, here. ' ' ' March 24 — Odessa Ector, Odessa. March 25 — Midland Lee, here ' ' March 28 — Odessa High, Odessa. March 30— Midland High, here. April 4 — Abilene High, Abilene. April 8 — Odessa Permian, Odessa. April 11 — Big Spring, here. April 14 — Abilene Cooper, Abilene. April 18 — Midland Lee, Midland. April 22 — Odessa High, here. April 25 — Midland High, Midland. April 29 — Abilene High, here. May 2 — Odessa Permian, here. May 6 — Big Spring, Big Spring. District 5-4Agame. Jerry Reed First base 242 p- ' ' if rf ik :m -- ' - - .«i- - , ' ■• • - : A i BOBCA T FIRST BASEMAN (above left) beats a sliding Kerrville player to the base for an out for the Cats. Oscar Gomez (above right), catcher, waits for someone to throw the ball during the Bobcat-Del Rio game. Tommy McBeth Shortstop Roy Najera Outfielder 243 TOMMY MCBETH (above left) takes a swing for the Bobcats when they played Kerrville. Oscar Samaripa (above right) dives back toward first base as the Abilene Cooper first baseman attempts to pick him off. Sandy Lawrence (op- posite page above) heads for first base as the Andrews baseman waits for the ball. , -f V . I WmaLI ' Sandy Lawrence First base and outfield 1 letter Mike Johnston Catcher 244 1 ' 7K-- F. H l.i- := %fl. ' f y mmmmSLAi itM Eddie Wilson Third base 1 letter Robert Sexton Outfield 1 letter Marty Voyles Outfield 245 . mT v •• aim ' Wesley Green Shortstop Mike Groves Third base 246 r(rTrrrrrrr,u Gary Hann Shortstop 1 letter Oscar Samaripa Catcher 1 letter SANDY LAWRENCE (opposite page, above left) and an Andrews player go their separate ways during a play. Sliding into home plate (below left), Oscar Samaripa scores for the Cats against Del Rio. First baseman Jimmy Brashear (this page, above) reaches to catch the ball while a Del Rio player safely touches the base. 247 248 iJi ' A 249 r . mm Mi POl: 252 253 central, permian In tiefor gpor+smanship banner What is spirit, anyway? Maybe it ' s a number of things — like going to the bonfire, pep rallies, and football games. Or maybe spirit is a feeling that makes all those things worthwhile. Whatever it is, it seemed to be dwindling at first and that prompt- ed head cheerleader Johnie Martin to plead over the public address system with the student body to attend pep rallies. Other factors also helped to excite spirit. Due to last year ' s misfortune with mas- cots. Dynamites VII and VIM were acquired to arouse spirit at pep rallies and games. And then District 5-4A awarded the student body a sportsmanship banner. Central and Odessa Permian tied for the honor. Later in the season the traditional bonfire began building spirit Thursday night before the Abilene High game. 254 MASCOTS (opposite page, left) Dynamite VII and the newest Bobcat, Dynamite VIII, add spirit at a pep rally. (Above, right) cheerleader Ellen Leddy circles the tradi- tional bonfire before the Abilene High game. (This page, above left) a crowd at a pep rally joins in a yell. (Left) Bobcat twirlers perform at half-time. Tex-Ann Katie Price holds her smiling face sign high during a half-time routine. 255 BOBCAT COCAPTAIN BILL DENTON (below) and head cheerleader Johnie Martin dis- play their sportsmanship banner presented by Big Spring representatives at a pep rally. (Below left) Head Coach Dan LaGrasta rides a steer at the final pep rally. (Right) Johnie Martin leads a cheer at the bonfire. (Below right) Cheerleaders work to arouse spirit dur Ing a home game. Central crowd cheers the Bobcats on at first game of the season. 256 257 DUCHESS JAN GIVENS (above) and es- cort Gary Kerley practice during an early morning rehearsal. (Above right) Central student body attends the Homecoming pep rally. (Below right) The first-prize float this year was entered by the Junior Civitans. (Opposite page, above) Duchess Jackie Eggemeyer and escort Charles Hughes, (below left) Jan Givens and Gary Kerley, and (below right) Carolyn John- son and Eddie Jones are presented at half time. ' i - f ' t ' y. f- .-r= 1, 258 johnle martin reigns as queen at homecoming Smiling Faces popped up all over during Homecoming — at the early-morning rehearsal for half time activities, during the pep rally, in the pa- rade, at the game, during presentation of duchess- es, and at the dance. But the happiest smiling face belonged to Johnie Martin when she was crowned 1971 Homecoming Queen. Many exes attended the longest pep rally of the football season and school was dismissed early for the downtown parade. The game was something to smile about, too, since the Bobcats stomped the Midland High Bulldogs 41-28 and the halftime activities included presentation of royalty. Homecoming night was completed by a dance in the Central Gym featuring music by Cadillac.  . i ..« _ ,:j ' %, 259 DUCHESSES (right) Julie Chase and escort Jimmy Brashear, (be- low left) Tammy Biggs and Steve Hohman, and (below right) Martha Pool and Jimmy Lackey await the announcement of the identity of the 1971 Homecoming Queen. (Opposite page left) Queen Johnie Martin reacts ecstatically to being named Home- coming Queen as escort David Wilson looks on. (Above right) the Queen is escorted to her car after being crowned. (Below, right) Bobcat Co-Captain Steve Norred gives the Queen the traditional kiss. 260 261 junior jubilee helps fund phom Central ' s cafeteria took on a carnival-like atmosphere Satur- day night, January 8, when the junior class sponsored the Ju- nior Jubilee to raise funds for the junior-senior prom. The carnival was the major money- making project for the junior class. On-campus clubs and or- ganizations sponsored booths and projects for the affair. Among the features at the Ju- nior Jubilee were a fortune- telling booth, a Soul-Kissing booth, a dance contest, and assorted tables offering snacks for sale. 262 SANDRA SAMUELS (left) invites prospec- tive customers into the fortune telling booth. (Above) Mrs. Redfield talks with students at the carnival. (Opposite page, above) A sign on the kissing booth ad- vertises the Soul Kiss. (Far left) An un- identified girl samples the candied apples and (right) the collection box at the ticket table begins to fill up. 263 264 A CENTRAL STUDENT (above) stares with amazement as snow begins to cover the Schweitzer garden. Kay Sherrill (above, right) enjoys an icy holiday. A deserted campus (left) is soon overrun with snow- ball fights and students building snowmen (opposite above). Marilla Gurgel (opposite, below) Central ' s foreign exchange student, tries out the ice with senior David Golden. students celebrate ' snow holiday ' Miracles do happen in West Texas. It does snow here. It ' s hap- pened twice this year. The white stuff premiered as a mixture of ice, sleet, and snow. That was January 4, the second day after the Christmas holidays were over and for the first time in several years, students got an unexpected holiday. Then it happened again on January 31. Everyone looked outside and Halelujah! it was snowing . . . real, white, wet snow. It was snow- ing the kind of snow that makes good snowballs and is perfect to surprise friends with. The streets were not considered slick or dangerous enough to warrant another school holiday, and in all probability the students enjoyed it more because it transformed the Central campus into a winter wonderland. Friendly snowball fights and snowmen began popping up everywhere. 265 MINI-BIKES (above) were a part of the pro- gram as sophomores campaigned for class officers. Randy Arnold (above right) solicits votes for ugliest man on campus. Several Ju- nior Civitans (below) assemble their award winning Homecoming float of a mushroom. Doug Arvedson and Sherry Goldsmith (opposite page, above left) exchange roles for TWIRP Week activities. Bobby Vandiver (left), Cat Team member, grimaces in pain after being clawed by Dynamite. Mrs. Doll Frederick (be- low, left), receptionist, greets Central ' s visitors with a friendly smile. An Electrical Trades stu- dent diligently works on a project. 266 267 ANN POTEET (above left), substitute teacher, relaxes in the Carlyle Hall teachers ' lounge. An art student (right) files the rough edges of a piece of sculpture. Mr. Charles Hall (above) playfully tosses an eraser at one of his students. 268 THE DEBERRY HOUSE (above left), a West Texas landmark, was torn down In early 1972 to be replaced by a parking lot. Wesley Green (right) wears a cowboy hat, commonplace clothing around San An- gelo. Some prairie dogs, saved from destruction by the efforts of SCOPE and interested citizens, continue living life as usual. 269 1 MIKE MORRISON (above) staples a pic- ture of gubernatorial candidate Frances Farenthold to Miss Hubbard ' s election bulletin board. An art student (right) care- fully shapes the mouth of a clay jug, Ricky Drake (left) takes time for a quick smoke between classes. A group of government students (opposite page, above left) meet at KCTV to discuss local election issues. Biology teacher Randy Harkey (right) rides his bike to school on Earth Day. Mrs. Rawls (below left) points out a region being studied to her students. Drama teacher Bill Bowen makes friends with a donkey on the way home from the district UIL meet at Abilene. 270 r m 271 272 m THE L.G. 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Twohig Ave. Dial 655-4435 Picture Framing Artist Supplies BILL RAGSDALE INC. 901 Hutchlns Ave. BALLINGER, TFXAS Phon « 365-22 ' .6 GENERAL OFFICE Chadbourne At Harris SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Phone 655-4254 294 7th and Oak ABILENE, TEXAS Phone 673-2537 Compliments of , u)s;— -- ivallace iudioi. . 7, ' 3025 W. Beauregard San Angelo, Texas Autographs 295 senior activities index 72; AGUIRRE, DONALD C— vica auto body repair, 72. AGUIRRE, ELSA AKIN, LU — afs 71: bobcat boosters, jcl 70,71: texanns 70,71,72. ALEXANDER, MELISSA J.— jcl 71.72 sec- retary-treasurer: tala 71 secretary-trea- surer. ALEXANDER, ROSS A.— tala 71; national honor society 71,72. ALFORD, JIM L.— bobcat band 70,71,72; german club 71,72; orchestra 72. ALEJANDRO, S I M N— vica building trades 71,72; (president). ALLEN, LARRY D.— bobcat band 70,71. ALONZO, DAVID W.— bobcat band 70; stage band 70; vica auto mechanics 71, 72; small engine repair 70,71. ALY, DAVID L.— chorale 70,71,72; house of representatives 70,71. ARCHUT, JIM A.— german club 71,72. ARNOLD, RANDY L.— ffa 71; class favor- ite 72 (best personality runner-up.) var- sity football 71; vica ict 72. AROCHA, LORETTA P.— scope 71; house of representatives 71; mexican-ameri- can association 72. AUSMUS, GARY D.— vica ict 71,72. B BAHLMAN, KENNY B.— distributive edu- cation 72. BAKER, DONNA GAYLE— french club 70, 71; math club 70; mask gavel 70; scope 71,72. BANDA, JOHNNY — data processing club 72; mexican-american association 70, 71; vica construction trades 70,71. BARA, VELMA — data processing club 71; house of representatives 70,72; Span- ish club 71. BARINA, CARL L. — math club 71; orches- tra 70,71,72; gymnastics 70,71. BARKER, DEBORAH R. — bobcat boosters 70,71,72; chorale 72; sophomore girls choir 70; girls a cappella choir 71; house of representatives 70,72. BARNHART, BARBARA L.— afs 72; bob- cat boosters 70,71,72; scope 71; math club 72; tennis 72; orchestra 70,71,72. BARNES, LEONARD C. — vica building trades 70,71. BARRY, HOLLY R.— scope 71,72; girls track 71. BASTARDO, ANN — mexican-american as- sociation 70. BAUCOM, JIM M. — fta 72; jcl 70. BAYS, CLYDE V.— (transfer from mem- orial high school, tulsa, Oklahoma) var- sity wrestling; national honor society. BEAL, DIANA — bobcat band 70,71,72; fta 71 (parliamentarian); 72 (presi- dent); house of representatives (alter- nate); health occupations 71 (treasur- er); 72 (vice president). BEALL, DEBORAH M. — jcl 70,71. BECK, CYLLA P.— fta 70; soul 71,72 (sec- retary); house of representatives 72; girls a cappella choir 72. BEEMAN, WILLIAM S. — house of repre- sentatives 70; Spanish club 70; varsity 71; sophomore football 70; baseball 70 (junior varsity); fca 70,71. BELL, LARRY D. — german club 71; key club 70,71,72; jcl 70; tennis 70,71. BERTCH, RUSSELL WILLIAM JR.— jcl 70,71; nhs 71,72. BIERA, ADELA — data processing club 72; Spanish club 72. BIERA, LUPE— bobcat band 70; (transfer from upland high, California.) BIGGS, TAMMY D. — bobcat boosters 70, 71,72; fha 70,71 (historian) class re- porter 70,71,72; jcl 71,72 (secretary); mask gavel 70,71; jr. favorite (run- ner up) homecoming duchess 72; jr.- sr. prom duchess 71; tex-anns 70 (jr. leader) 71,72 (head leader); gymnastics 72. BILLO, PEGGY S.— bobcat boosters 70; data processing club 72; french club 71,72 (secretary-treasurer); math club 71; tex-anns 70,71,72. BINION, GARY E. BLEAKLEY, MARK K.— scope 72, (vice president). BLEDSOE, GARY D. — bobcat band 70,71, 72 (vice president); stage band 70,71, 72; orchestra 71,72; all state orches- tra 72. BOEDEKER, CARL E. — varsity football 71, 72; sophomore football, 70. BOHNENBERGER, DONNA M.— data pro- cessing club 72; swimming team 70, 71,72. BOMER, JAMES F. — key club 72; math club 70; vica appliance repair 71. BOOK, MARIAN K. — french club 70. BOOTH, DEBI L. — bobcat boosters 70, 71,72; mask gavel 70,71; scope 72; kaleidoscope 71,72; gymnastics 70: girls a capella choir 71. BOWLES, REBECCA A.— french club 70: tex-anns 70. BOYCE, MARY KAY — bobcat boosters 70; data processing club 72; fha 70 (song leader); 71 (secretary) scope 72. BRACKIN, MARK W.— distributive educa- tion 72. BRADEHOFT, PATRICIA A.— data proces- sing club 72; nhs 71,72. (transfer stu- dent from lakenheath, england) lancers international 71. BRASHEAR, JAMES M.— baseball 70,71, 72; jr. varsity football 70; fca 71,72; key club 72; jcl 70; class president 71, 72; class favorite 71; mr. chs 72; house of representatives 72. BRATTON, JEFF BRAD— science club 71; distributive education 72. BREEDING, MELINDA J. — bobcat boosters 72; data processing club 72; fha 70; fta 70; science club 70; stage band 70; vocational office education 72; (trans- fer student from robert lee high school, robert lee, texas.) BRODNAX, MYRA D. — jcl 70; campus cor- ral 70,71,72 (feature editor) westerner 71,72 (co-editor). BROOME, MARY — distributive education 72. BROWN, DANNY R.— bobcat band 70,71, 72. BROYLES, PATRICIA G.— distributive ed- ucation 72. BULLOCK, JOANNE — french club 70,71, 72; tala 72; scope 71,72; scribblers 71, 72. BURGESS, MARY A.— science club 70; vica health occupations 72. BURK, MALYNDA M. — vica health occupa- tions 72; (treasurer) BURKE, DAVID L. BURKS, LEONARD D.— basketball 70,71; vica small engine repair 71,72. BURKETT, BILLY — bobcat band 70; vica small engine repair 71. BURNETT, TOMMY J.— jcl 70; football 70; boys track 70,71,72. BUTLER, BARBARA A. — bobcat boosters 70; house of representatives 72; dis- tributive education 71,72. CABALLERO, FREDDY— house of repre- sentatives 70. CADWELL, PAUL— german club 72; science club 70,71,72, CAMPBELL, LYNDA— bobcat band 70,71, 72; data processing club 72; math club 70. CARDENAS, ABEL — chorale 71,72; mexi- can-american association 71,72; golf team 70. CARDENAS. OSCAR S. — data processing club 72; junior civitans 72; house of representatives 70,71; baseball 70; basketball 70,71; mexican-american association 70,71,72. CARTER, TERRY L.— ffa 71,72. CASTILLO, GILBERT— french club 71; var- sity football 71; distributive education 72. CASTLE, MIKE R.— bobcat band 70,71, 72. CASTRO. ALMA ROSA— data processing club 71; mexican-american association 70,71,72; vocational office education 72. CERDA, RAMIRO — junior civitans, 71; house of representatives (alternate) varsity football, 71; junior varsity 70; basketball, 70. CERVANTES, JACK— rifle club, 72; mexi- can american association 71,72; ict, 72. CHAPPA, JERRY L. — german club 72. CHAVEZ, JANIE V. — mexican-american association 72. CHEWNING, ROBERT D.— chorale 71,72, (vice-president). CLARK, LINDA — data processing club 72, (transfer from lubbock high school, lub- bock, texas). CLARK, MICHAEL T.— data processing club 72; french club 71; nhs 71,72; scope 72. CLARKE, GERALD W. CLIFTON. KELLY — house of representa- tives 72; distributive education 72. CLIFTON, MARTA M. — bobcat boosters 72; data processing club 72; tex-anns 70,72; senior class council 72. COE, JON B. — art league 72; house of representatives 71; senate 70; swim- ming 70. COHEN, JACK I.— key club 72; math club 71,72. COLEMAN, DANNY K.— key club 72; jcl 70 national honor society 71,72 (par- liamentarian) sr. favorite (runner up) basketball 70,71,72; fellowship of christian athletes 70,71,72. COLLINS, BECKY — distributive education 72; kountry club 72. COLLINS, STEVE L. — ffa 70,71,72; house of representatives 71; baseball 70. CONN, JOHN— ffa 70,71,72. CONTRERAS, MARY ELLEN L.— house of representatives 71; Spanish club 72; mexican-american association 71,72. CORBELL, TOMMY A. — baseball 71 (ju- nior varsity) 72 (varsity) golf team 70, 71. COX, CAROLYN— art league 71,72 (presi- dent) bobcat boosters 71,72; german club 71,72; nhs 71,72. CROSBY, MARK A. — vica radio-tv repair 72 (president) (transfer student from del rio high school, del rio, texas). 296 CRUZ, CHARLIE— vica ict 72; building trades 70,71. CUNNINGHAM, PAULA K. — data process- ing club 72 (parliamentarian): trench club 70,71; fta 72; national honor so- ciety 71,72; scope 72 (parliamentarian and regional representative). D DAHL, ANDREA B.— bobcat boosters 71; mask gavel 70,71; house of repre- sentatives 71. DARBY, JOHN P. — swimming 70,71. DAVIS, TRAVIS J. — bobcat band 70,71, 72; stage band 71,72; swimming 70, 71,72. DEMENT, JOHN— basketball 71,72. DENTON, BILL P. — junior civitans 70,71, 72; class officer 70 (vice-president); jcl 70; nhs 71,72; senate 71,72; class fav- orite 70, 71; football (varsity) 70,71,72; fca 70,71,72. D ' ENTREMONT, RONALD P.— art league 70. DICKEY, ROBERT A. — ffa 70,71,72. DOBBINS, LANI D.— bobcat boosters 70, 71,72; chorale 72; jcl 71; house of rep- resentatives; girls a capella 70,71. DONAHUE, PATRICIA — vocational office education. DORRANCE, BECKY S. — vica pre-employ- ment lab 71; health occupations 72. DORRANCE, LARRY L. DORMAN, RANDY P.— bobcat band 70 71,72, stage band 70,71,72; orchestra 72. DOUD, DEBORAH A. — distributive educa tion 72. DOUGLAS, MARY A. — distributive educa tion 72. DRENNAN, GUY H.— distributive educa tion 72, vica building trades 71,72. DRENNAN, PAUL L. — german club 72 jcl 71,72 jr. varsity 70, track 70,71,72. DUNCAN, MICHAEL S.— bobcat band 70 french club 71,72, westerner (business staff co-ed). W. — rifle club 71, vo- key 71, EASTERLY, ELLIS french club 70. ECONOMIDIS, PENNY ANN— tala 71 cational office education 72. EGGEMYER, JACKIE ANN— bobcat boost- er 72, class favorite 72, house of rep- resentatives 70,71, homecoming court 72. tex-anns 70, leader 71,72. ELLETT, JOE A. — bobcat band 70,71, club 72, math club 71, stage band orchestra 70, distributive education 72, cat team captain 72. ELLIOTT, JAMES R.— ffa 72. EMERSON, MARK H. EPPERSON, VICKIE D.— fta 71, president 72, girls a president 72. ESQUIVEL, ELI C. — german club 72; jcl 70; varsity football team 72 (manager); mexican-american association, fca 71. 70, soul 70, capella vice- FEATHERSTON, DELMA LEROY— bobcat band 70,71; jcl 71; house of represen- tatives 72; stage band 71,72; tyc 72. FENWICK, JANET H.— chorale 70,71; cvae 72. FERGUSON, PATRICIA A. — data process- ing club 72. ik Ji • in II mi FERNANDEZ, ROBERT C— bobcat band 70,71,72; stage band 71; orchestra 70, 71,72. FIELD, ROBERT — vica metal trades 72. FLETCHER, WILLIAM C— german club 71, 72; jcl 70. FLORA, STEVE— rifle club 71,72; scope 71,72; distributive education 72. FLORES, ANGIE FLUTH, JOHN A.— bobcat band 70,71; german club 71; stage band 70,71; ten- nis 72. FORD, ALAMO— basketball 70. FORD, GLENN— cvae 71,72; soul 70,72; house of representatives; vica health oc- cupations 71,72. FORD, MARY E.— bobcat boosters 70.71, 72 (president); jcl 70,71; nhs 71,72. FOX, WILLIAM W. — k ey club 70,71; foot- ball (varsity) 71,72; (jr. varsity) 70; fca 70,71,72. FRANCO, DEBBIE J. — french club 71; fta 71 (secretary-treasurer); house of rep- resentatives 72; Spanish club 70; mex- ican american association 71 (treasur- er); vica health occupations 71 (vice president); 72 (reporter). FRAZIER, FRANK — scope 71; basketball 70; distributive education 72; vica appli- ance repair 71 (vice president). FRERICH, KEVIN J. — key club 70; distri- butive education 72 drafting 72. FRIPP, FRED A. — french club 72 (presi- dent) baseball 70,71,72; basketball 70, 71,72. (transfer student from ben eiel- son high school, alaska). FUENTES, JOHN R. — bobcat band 70,71; distributive education 72; mexican- american association 72. FUENTES, REBECCA — bobcat boosters 70,71; scope 71; house of representa- tives 71; mexican-american association 71,72; vocational office education 72 FULGHUM, WILLIAM M. — key club 72 nhs 71; boys track 70,71 (captain), 72 sophomore football 70. FULTON, BRUCE A. — vica radio-tv repair 72. G BuT ' ' riClTs! GALAN, HECTOR — house of representa- tives 72; vica radio-tv repair 71; small engine repair 70. GANDY, EDDIE W. — bobcat band 70,71; cooperative vocational academic edu- cation 72. GANTT, TRUDY JO GARCIA, CRUZ H.— vica ict 71,72. GARCIA, DAVID A. — vica building trades DELVIA C— bobcat band 70,71, as- 71 71, GABRIEL, ELENOR LEE — bobcat boosters 70; french club 71; distributive educa- tion 72. 71,72. GARCIA, 72. GARCIA, ENOC C— ffa 71,72; math club 72; Spanish club 72; junior varsity foot- ball 71; mexican-american association 71,72. GARCIA, RITA — Spanish club 72. GARCIA, ROBERT — mexican-american sociation 70; vica building trades (president). GARCIA, TRINIDAD A. GARCIA, WILLIAM MARTIN— vica ict 72. GARZA, RUBEN M. — mexican-american association 71,72; vica appliance repair 72. GASSIOT, MICHEAL D.— chorale 71,72. GATICA, OLIVIA S. — fta 71; Spanish club 70,72; mexican-american association 72. GILBERT, DIANE E. — data processing 72 house of representatives 72. GILBERT, VICKIE R.— bobcat band 70,71 vocational office education 72. GILL, LUCY— bobcat band 70,71,72; ger man club 71,72; stage band 71,72; or- chestra 70,71,72 (president); outstand ing orchestra and band member for 71 GILL, RICHARD M.— varsity football 71 sophomore 70; distributive education 72. GILLILAN, TERRY GOBLE, LINDA A. — vocational office ed- ucation 72. GODDARD, JIMMY D.— chorale 72; (trans- fer student from richard king high school, corpus christi, texas). GODINES, ROBERT L. — data processing club 72; mexican-american association 70,71,72. GOETH, SUANN— bobcat band 71,72; data processing club 72; fta 72; (trans- fer student from brenham high school, brenham, texas). GOETH, SUSAN— bobcat boosters 71; data processing club 72 (president); fta 72 (miss fta) mask gavel 71; 297 house of representatives 72; texanns 72: (transfer student from brenham high school, brenham, texas). GOFORTH. DONNY C. — math club 71; or- chestra 70,71,72; gymnastics team 70. 71,72. GOLDEN, DAVID A. — cvae 72 (reporter): vica radiotv repair 71 (vice president). GOMERINGER, KENT S.— (transfer stu- dent from karamursel, turkey). GONZALES, DELIA — data processing club 72: mexican amencan association 71, 72. GONZALES, ELIA MARTINEZ— fha 70,71, 72: scope 72. GONZALES, OSCAR — junior varsity 71; basketball 70,71,72; mexicanamencan association 70,71.72. GONZALES, ROBERT F.— data processing club 71,72; mexicanamencan associa- tion 72; vica small engine repair 70 (secretary). GORDON, KEVIN— german club 71,72; scope 71.72 (president). GOSS. RANDALL G. — junior civitans 70, 71,72; jcl 71; science club: house of representatives 70,72; varsity football 71,72; jr. varsity 70: boys track 70,71, 72; fca 70,71. GOTCHER, CONNIE — vocational office ed- ucation 72. GOTCHER, DANNY — junior civitans 71: house of representatives 72; distributive education 71,72. GREEN, THOMAS — junior civitans 72; jcl 70; nhs 71,72; football 70,71; track 70. GREGG, DENNIS GRIFFIN, BARBARA A. — bobcat boosters 71: vica health occupations 71,72. GUEBARA, BERNIE B. — mexicanamencan association 72. GUERRERO, ROSARIO GUEVARA, EVELYN G. — Spanish club 72; swimming 71,72; mexican-amencan association 70,71,72. GUILLOTTE, SANDRA— math club 72. GUSTAFSON, KERILU M. — bobcat boost- ers 71; fha 72; german club 71,72. mask gavel 71. GUTHRIE, MACK — bobcat band 70,71,72, H HAFER, DWAYNE L. — french club 70,71; scope 71; house of representatives. HAGELSTEIN, BRYAN — french club 70,71; house of representatives 70; ba sket- ball 70, HAHN, PEGGY J. — bobcat boosters 71; french club 70. HAIR, DAVID M.— Spanish club 72. HAMILTON, MARK A. — distributive edu- cation 72. HANN, GARY D. — german club 72; base- ball 71,72. HARLOW, MARTHA J. — vocational office education 72. HARRIS, TERRI— bobcat boosters 70,72; french club 71; mask gavel 70,71, 72; debate squad. HAIT, PAMELA K. — vica pre-employment lab 71; health occupations, HAWKINS, CINDY L.— bobcat boosters 71, 72; french club 71,72. HAWKINS, JOLENA — bobcat boosters 71, 72; data processing club 72; fta 71,72 (treasurer) student council 72. HAWKINS, NANCY L. — bobcat boosters 70,72; data processing club 72. HAYTER, RONNIE G.— afs 72; Spanish club 70. HEAD, JOSEPH LYNN— cvae 72. HEMPHILL, DAVID HENBHANS, VICTOR F.— sophomore foot- ball 70. HENDERSON, MARK W.— afs 71,72; ger- man club 71,72; cl 70; tala 71,72 (president); nhs 71,72. HENDRICKS, DAVID H.— key club 72; scope 72; vica auto body repair 72 (president); (transfer student from cor- pus christi Carroll). HENDRY, KENNETH W.— vica auto me- chanics 71; ict 72. HENRY, KYLE — junior civitans 71,72; golf team 70,71,72. HENSON, KAREN — bobcat boosters 70, 71,72; scope 71; Spanish club 70; ten- nis 70,71,72. HERNANDEZ, FRANK — vica ict 72. HERNANDEZ, FRANK E.— art league 72; bobcat band 70; french club 70,71; math club 72; Spanish club 72; mexi- can-american association 71,72. HERRIDGE, WALT — fta 70; german club 71,72; scope 71,72 (public relations manager); distributive education 72; scribblers 72. HERRINGTON, ALLEN L.— key club 72; orchestra 70,71. HERRINGTON, JANET — bobcat boosters 71,72; french club 71,72; scope 71; or- chestra 70,71,72. HESSER, FAWN — tennis 72; orchestra 70. HETHERLY, CAROLYN K.— bobcat boost- ers 70,71,72; french club 71; jcl 70; house of representatives 70,71; tex- anns 71,72. HICKS, MONETTE— fha 70. HICKS, SANDY — bobcat boosters 71; sophomore girls choir 70; girls a cap- pella choir 71; chorale 72. HILL, JOE— rifle club 70,71,72; jcl 70; scope 71,72. HODAPP, MELANIE K.— afs 72; bobcat boosters 70,71,72; chorale 71,72; jcl 70; swimming 70. HODSHIRE, DAWN — chorale 72; data pro- cessing club 72. HOELSCHER, NICKY— fta 70,71 (2nd vice president); 72 (1st vice president); german club 71 (vice president) 72 (board of directors); nhs 71; 72 (presi- dent); house of representatives 70; most ambitious (runner up); campus corral 70 (reporter); 71 (assistant edi- tor); 72 (editor) westerner 71,72. HOES, TOMMY — german club 71,72; key club 71,72 (division reporter) jcl 70; math club 71; nhs 71,72; science club 72; jets 72. HOHMANN, STEVE— jcl 71,72 (president); house of representatives 70,71; basket- ball 72. HOLLUMS, LARRY— junior varsity football 70; varsity football 71,72; boys track 70,71. HOUSTON, JIMMY — vica auto body repair 72. HUBBARTT, RONNIE— sophomore football 70; basketball 70. HUBBARTT, SCOTT— art league 70; soph- omore football 70; junior varsity foot- ball 70,71. HUBER, DARRELL L. — vica appliance re- pair 71,72. HUDSON, JIMMY— ffa 70,71,72; kountry club 72, HUGHES, CHARLES — junior civitans 71, 72 (secretary); most handsome 72; swimming 70; campus corral 70,71,72 (photographer); westerner 70,71,72 (photographer); interracial council 71. HUNTER, GAIL — art league 72; bobcat boosters 70,71,72; chorale 71,72; key club sweetheart 72; nhs 71.72; Spanish club 70; most beautiful (runner-up) 72; a cappella choir 70; cheerleader 72. HUNTER, ROBERT— bobcat band 70; rifle club 70; french club 70,71; key club 72; house of representatives 72; jets 72. HURLEY, TERRY— vica 70,71; ict 72. HURT, CANDY — jcl 70; house of repre- sentatives 72; tex-anns 70,71,72. HURT, JUDY — vocational office education 72. INGRAM, PAT — junior civitans 71,72; ju- nior varsity football 70; vica ict 72. ISABEL, DEBBY — campus corral 70,71,72; westerner 70,71,72. J JACOBY, KATHY — twirler for the bobcat band 70,71,72; jcl 70,71; house of representatives 72. JASSO, DORA — vica pre-employment lab 71; health occupations 72. JETT, ROBERT — junior civitans 72; swim- ming 70; distributive education 71,72, 298 JOHANSON, DAVID — junior civitans 72; house of representatives 70; sophomore football 70: junior varsity 71; varsity 72; baseball 70,71,72; fca 71,72. JOHNSON, JERRI— chorale 72; class offi- cer 71 (vice-president), 72 (vice-presi- dent); jcl 70 (secretary). JOHNSON, VIRGINIA— bobcat boosters 70; chorale 71,72; (secretary) jcl 70, 71; nhs 72. JONES, DIANE— fta 70; soul 71,72 (vice- president); inter-racial council 72. JONES, EDWARD — bobca t band 70; fta 70; german club 71,72; key club 70, 71,72; tennis 71. JONES, LAFAUN— (transfer student from Jesse h. Jones high school, houston, texas). JONES, RON — house of representatives 70,71; vica ict 72; electrical trades 70, 71. JOPLIN, DANNY— vica metal trades 70 (secretary) 71. JOYNER, DONALD — junior civitans 71; mask gavel 71,72; science club 72; scribblers 71,72; campus corral 70,71. K KERLEY, GARY — vica ict 71,72. KING, KATHY KING, VICKI— bobcat boosters 70,72; house of representatives 70,72. KIRKHAM, JAMES KIRKHAM, JULIA — fha 70,71 (vice-presi- dent), 72 (president) distributive edu- cation 72. KIRPACH, JOHN — data processing club 72; nhs 71,72; junior varsity football 70; varsity football 71,72; boys track 70; basketball 70. KNIGHT, EDDIE — distributive education 72; vica building trades 71. KOBEL, BEVERLY — data processing club 72; scribblers 72. KOEDERITZ, JANICE — nhs 71,72; distri- butive education 72. KOSCHAK, SHERYL— afs 71; bobcat boosters 70,71,72 (vice-president): french club 70,71; class officer (presi- dent) 70; tennis 70; svi imming 71,72; tex-anns 72. KOUVELIS, PETER— afs 71,72; key club 70,71,72 (parliamentarian); jcl 70; math club 70,71; scope 71,72; science club 72; house of representatives. KUHLMANN, RODNEY D.— german club 71,72; vica building trades 70. KUHNS, BRENDA S. — bobcat boosters 72; data processing club 71; jcl 70; vo- cational office education 72 (treasurer). KUNKEL, JOE D.— ict 71,72; vica radio- tv repair 70. LACKEY, JIMMY G. — data processing club 72; junior civitans 70,71 (chaplain) 72 (treasurer): basketball 70; house of representatives, 70. LANCASTER, STEVE M.— vica small en- gine repair 71 (treasurer). LANCASTER, SUSAN E.— bobcat boosters 71; jcl 70,71; vocational office educa- tion, 72. LANDERS, DANA KIM — chorale 72; girls a cappella choir 70,71. LASWELL, LINDA B. — bobcat boos ters, 70,71,72; chorale 71,72 (treasurer). LEDDY, ELLEN A. — bobcat boosters 70, 71; french club 70,71; class favorite 70,71; track court duchess 70,71; cheerleader 70,71,72. LEE, MARK C. — key club 72. LEWIS, DEBBIE A. LEYVA, ROGER — mexican-american asso- ciation 72; ict 72; vica building trades 70 (reporter) 71. LINDSEY, LARRY M.— vica electrical trades 70,71; vica metal trades 72 (treasurer). LINDSAY, MARCIA A.— art league 70,72 (reporter). LINTHICUM, DEBBIE— bobcat boosters 70,71,72. LOIKA, GRACE A. — bobcat band 70.71,72; fta 70; german club 71,72, senate (al- ternate) 71,72; texas youth council 71. LOMBARDO, SHARON D. — french club 70; mask gavel 70,71,72. LOMBRANO, JOE R. — sophomore football 70; varsity football 71,72; mexican- american association 71,72. LOPEZ, CARLOS P. — ffa 70,71. LOPEZ, RACHEL A. — data processing club 71; math club 71; mexican-american association 71,72 (secretary). LOPEZ, REFUGIA R.— Spanish club 72; mexican-american association 72; cvae 72. LOVELESS, JANE — bobcat boosters 70,71, 72; nhs 71,72. LUNA, GEORGE R. — vica auto body re- pair 72; vica metal trades 71; vica small engine repair 70. LUNA, ODELIA — math club 70; mexican- american association 72; vocational of- fice education 72. LYNN, KATHY A.— bobcat band 70,71,72 (secretary) german club 72; mask gavel 70; stage band 70,71,72; orches- tra 70,71,72. M MACDONALD, LANA M. MCAFEE, SHAWN L.— scope 71 (vice- president) senate 70,71 (parliamentar- ian). MCBETH, TOMMY— key club 72; jcl 70; baseball 70,71,72; fza 71. MCCOLLUM, STEVEN J.— ffa 70, vica ict 71, president 72. MCDONALD, LEONA P. — (transferred from lakeview high school, san angelo, texas) MCGARA, PAULA W.— bobcat band 71, vica auto mechanics 71, ict 72. MCILVAIN, MICHAEL 0. MCKAMIE, GARY L.— vica ict 72. MCKAY, LINDA C. — bobcat band 71,72; vocational office education 72. MCWILLIAMS. MICHAEL G.— german club 71,72; key club 72, national honor so- ciety 71,72; baseball jv 70, varsity 71, 72; senior council 72, fca 72. MAHLER, GAIL L. — french club 71, bobcat band 72. MARTIN, EILEEN MARTIN, JOHNIE — bobcat boosters 70, 71,72; jcl 70,71,72; class favorite miss chs 72 (runner-up) homecoming queen 72; cheerleaders 71,72 (headleader) duchess on track court 71. MARTIN, KAREN L. — bobcat boosters 70, 71; house of rep. 72; tennis 70,71. MARTINEZ, FLORENCE DIANNE— chorale 71; french club 71; house of rep. 70, 71; (transferred from Okinawa). MARTINEZ, GUS S.— vica ict 71,72; build- ing trades 70,71. MARTINEZ, JOE N. — french club 70; gym- nastics 70,71,72. MARTINEZ, PETE L.— basketball 70,71, 72; track 70,71; mexican-american as- sociation 72. MARTINEZ, RICHARD D. — track 70; mex- ican-american association 72; art club 72. MARTINEZ, ROSEMARY— ffa 72; mexican- american association 72; Spanish 72. 299 f ' T-SiS Vi 4f (president); math club 71 (reporter); nhs 71,72. MORGAN, DRU — cooperative vocational academic education 72. MORGAN, JACK — german club 72; vica: auto mechanics 70. MORRIS, GLORIA — german club 71; dis- tributive education 72. MORRIS, JAN— bobcat band 70,71,72; fta 71,72; stage band 72; district band 70,71,72; region band 72. MORRISON, MIKE— golf team 72. MORTENSEN, RONALD— cross country 72. MOSS, LESLIE— french club 70,71; ger- man club 71,72. MOTL, STEVEN— key club 72; jcl 70 (vice- president); nhs 71,72 (treasurer); sophomore football 70, varsity football 71,72; fca 70,71,72. MOUTOS, EVA MOW, DONELLA — distributive education 72; (transfer from azie high school, azie, texas). MOYA, GEORGE— chorale 71,72; junior varsity football 70, varsity football 71, 72; junior varsity basketball 70; mexi- can-american association 72. MULKEY, CINDY— bobcat boosters 70; fha 70 (parliamentarian); tyc 71,72 (vice-president in charge of awards and records). MUNOZ, DANNY— bobcat band 70; vica: auto body repair 72 (vice-president), auto mechanics 71. MURPHY, ELIZABETH— bobcat boosters 70,71. MURPHY, REBECCA— bobcat band 70,71; data processing club 71; fta 70,71; distributive education 72. MUSE, ALAN— afs 72; bobcat band 70,71, 72 (president); fta 72; scope 71; or- chestra 71,72. MYERS, MARIE — (transfer from tivy high school, kerrville, texas). MYERS, PAMELA— Spanish club 70. 1R. N MASSEY, CHARLES L.— vica radio-tv re- pair 70. MASSEY, JANET — data processing club 72; ffa 70,71, fta 70,71; national honor society 71; tennis 70; (transferred from Sweetwater high school). MAZUK, CLAYTON JACK— ffa 70,71,72 president of chapter; varsity football 71, 72 jr. varsity 70; fca 71,72. MEAUX, RAY A. — data processing club 71; ffa 72. MIELKE, DELORIS 0.— german club 71, 72. MILBURN, ROBERT T — key club 72; jcl 70; math club 71; national honor so- ciety 71,72 reporter; varsity trainer 71 72; jr. varsity 70; basketball 71, 72; fca 71,72; junior engineering and technical society 72. MILLER, CHARLES T. — data processing 71 72; german club 71,72; kountry club. MILLER, MARY LOUISE — bobcat boosters 70, data processing club 72; nhs 71,72. MILLS, MARY — afs 70; art league 70; mask gavel 70,71 (co-chancellor, executive counsel); house of represen- tatives 70, senate 71; scribblers 71 (secretary), 72; debate squad 70,71. MIRELES, SYLVIA MONTANO, GILBERT — mexican-american association 72; vica: appliance repair 71 (parliamentarian); (transfer from lake view high school, san angelo, texas). MOORE, BRANDON — key club 70 (sopho- more director), 71 (secretary), 72 NAJERA, ROY — baseball 70,71,72; bas- ketball 70; mexican-american associa- tion 71. NALEPKA, JACK— jcl 71,72; sophomore football 71. NASH, LARRY— jcl 70. NEWBY, BECKY— bobcat boosters 70,71; house of representatives 70,71; Spanish club 70; tex-anns 70,71 (leader), 72 (leader). NORFLEET, DEENA — data processing club 72. NORMAN WILEY NORRED, STEVE — art league 70; house of representatives 70,71; senate 72; class favorite 70 (sophomore favorite), 72 (senior favorite); varsity football 70,71, 72 (captain), three-year letterman; track 70,71 (captain); fca 70,71 (coor- dinator), 72 (president). NORRIS, JIMMY — art league 72; aquatics club 72; bobcat band 70; swim team 72. O ' DOWD, JOHN — sophomore football varsity football 71,72; jets 72; fca O ' NEAL, KAREN— tyc 72. ONO, MARIKO ORNELAS, DAVID — mexican american sociation 70,71,72; vica: appliance pair 72 (sergeant at arms). 70, 72. as- re- 300 ORNELAS, RICKY— bobcat band 70,71,72; data processing club 71 (president) house of representatives 72; distribu- tive education 72. OTTO, BUDDY — distributive education 71, 72. PADRON, FRANK— bobcat band 70,71,72 (drum major); ffa 70,71,72; math club 70. PARSONS, JAMES — (transfer from John jay high school, san antonio, texas). rati:, DEBBIE— bobcat band 70; data processing club 71,72 (secretary). PArrERSON, JOANNE — art league 71,72; fha 70; science club 70; girls a cappella 72. PAULSEN, MICHAEL— nhs 71,72; key club 72; golf team 72; teen-action pro- gram 72. PAYNE, MICHAEL — house of representa- tives 72; (transfer from lewisville high school). PAZ, PETE — vica; ict 71; building trades 72. PEARCE, PATTI— french club 71; bobcat boosters 70; wester ner 72; vocational office education 72; tyc 70,71. PINA, JOE — mexican-american association 70,71,72; vica; building trades 72 (vice- president). PEREZ. GUADALUPE — Spanish club 71; mexican-american association 70,71,72 (historian). PEREZ, ROSALINDA — mexican-american association 70,71,72; data processing club 72. PEREZ, TRINIDAD — bobcat band 70; track 70,71,72; mexican-american as- sociation; 72. PERKINS, GARY — art league 72; french club 70. PERRY, SANDRA— fta 70; jcl 70,71; nhs 71,72; house of representatives 72; se- nior council 72. PFITZNER. IAN— senate 72; track 72; (transfer from australia). PFLUGER, GARY — bobcat band 70; science 70; art league 72. PFLUGER, WALTER — junior civitans 71, 72 (president); jcl 71,72 (vice-presi- dent); nhs 71,72 (vice-president); class favorite 72 (most ambitious); junior var- sity football 70, varsity football 71,72; track 70,71,72; fca 71.72 (treasurer); national merit letter of commendation 71; boys state 71; presidential class- room delegate 72. PINEDA. ANDREW — bobcat band 70,71, 72; data processing club 71 (sergeant at arms), 72 (vice president); mexican- american association 72; district band 72; region band 72. PLUMLEE, DEBRA — bobcat boosters 70, 71; kountry club 72. PONCE, DANIEL— bobcat band 70,71. POOL, MARTHA — bobcat boosters 70,71, 72 (secretary); french club 70,71; class treasurer 70,71,72; scope 71,72; senate 72; sophomore favorite 70 (runner-up); best personality 72; homecoming court 72 (duchess); tennis 71; tex-anns 70, 71,72; dar good citizen 72. POULSON, ROBERT POUNCEY, DEBBIE— bobcat band 70,71, 72; mask gavel 71; stage band 71,72. PRUNEDA, MANUEL — data processing club; mexican-american association 70, 71,72. PYLE, DONNA RAINEY. KERRY — Spanish club 72. RAMSEY, ROYLENE — data processing club 71; distributive education. RASTELLINI, ANNETTE — rifle club 71; chorale 72; mask gavel 70; tex-anns 71,72; girls ' a cappella choir 71. RATLIFF, GARY RAUCH, STEVEN— nhs 71,72. RAY. MICHELLE — afs 70; bobcat boosters 70; french club 70,71; mask gavel 70,71,72. RAY, OBIE — chorale 72; fta 70; soul 71, 72; boys track 70,71. REED, JERRY — afs 71; key club 71; jcl 70,71; math club 71; house of repre- sentative 70; sophomore football 70; baseball 70,71,72; fca 70,71,72. REED, PHILIP — french club 70,71. REES. WILLIAM — rifle club 72. RICHARDSON, EDDIE — fca 72 (secretary); best personality 72; sophomore football 70; junior varsity football 71, varsity football 72 (captain); boys track 70,71, 72. RICHARDSON, JAMES — jcl 71; mask gavel 71,72; tennis 72; swimming 70. RIDGWAY, DEBORAH — art league 70,71, 72. ROBLES, L. A. ROBLES, SANDRA S. ROGERS. BETH — chorale 72; tala 71; nhs 71,72; science club 72; scribblers 71, 72; girls a cappella choir 71. ROGERS, GAYLE — bobcat booster 70; class secretary 70,71; senate 72; junior- senior prom duchess 71. ROGERSON, JOAN — german club 72; mask gavel 70,71. ROPER, BEVERLY — french club 70,71; mask gavel 71,72. ROWOLDT, MELLONY — house of repre- sentatives 71,72; Spanish club 70; tex- anns 70,71,72. RUNION. STEPHEN — data processing club 71; ffa 72. RUSSELL, JAMES — vica auto mechanics 71,72 (president). RUTLEDGE, BILLY— key club 71,72; se- nior council 72. RUTLEDGE, KATHRYN — vocational office education 72. SALVATO, TOMMY — rifle club 70,71; french club 70; tennis 70,71. SAMANIEGO, CORINA — mexican-american association 72. SAMARIPA. EMMA — fha 72; house of rep- resentatives 72; Spanish club 72; mexi- can-american association 71,72. SATTERWHITE, REBECCA SCHALE, JESS — vica building trades 72. SCHKADE, RICK — sophomore football 70; baseball 70,71,72. SCHOFIELD, MICHAEL — german club 71; vica ict 72. SCHON, PATRICIA — rifle club 72; data processing club 72; jcl 70,71; math club 71,72; jets 72 (secretary). SCHULZE, ELIZABETH — bobcat boosters 70,72; data processing club 71; nhs 71, 72; tex-anns 70,71,72; girls ' a cappella choir 70. SCHWARTZ, JYL — data processing club 72; tex-anns 70. SEEFELDT, JACK W. — data processing club 71,72; math club 72; nhs 71,72; tennis 70,71,72; jets 72 (vice-presi- dent). SEIDEL, DARLENE A. — rifle club 72 (sec- retary-treasurer). SEIDEL, KATHY J. — bobcat boosters 72; rifle club 72. SEIDEL, STUART W. — vica auto mechanics 71 (secretary). SEITZ, LAURA A. — bobcat boosters 70,72; french club 71; distributive education 72; tex-anns 71,72. SERBIN. NINA A. SHEPPARD, RANDAL P. — distributive ed- ucation 71,72. SHERRILL, KAY L. — afs 72 (vice-presi- dent); bobcat boosters 70,71; chorale 71,72 (student director); jcl 71 (vice- president) 72; math club 70; nhs 71, 72; scope 72; tex-anns 70,71,72. SHERRILL, KIM A. — afs 72 (reporter); bobcat boosters 70,71,72; chorale 71, 72 (vice-president); jcl 70,71 (presi- dent); math club 70,71; nhs 71,72; scope 72; science club 72 (secretary); house of representatives 71,72; girl ' s a cappella 70 nmsqt letter of recom- mendation 72; english academic award 71; latin award 71. 301 SHEILDS. JODY H.— nhs 71,72. SHIRLEY, LESLIE J— bobcat boosters 70; data processing club 72; fta 71,72. SHUFFIELD, DONNA G.— fha 71; data processing club 71: vocational office ed- ucation 72 (secretary). SIIVICIK, ELIZABETH E.— bobcat boosters 71: rifle club 71 (reporter). SIMPSON, KAREN R.— bobcat boosters 70: scope 71; distributive education 72. SKAGGS, MERTON MELVIN— gernian club 71,72; math club 70,71,72; nhs 71,72; science club 70,71,72; sophomore foot- ball 70; tennis 72. SLAGLE, SHARON K.— jcl 71,72; tala 71, 72. SMITH, DEBRA A.— fha 71; Spanish club 71; (transfer from bronte high school, bronte, texas). SMITH. DONNY R.— ffa 70,71,72 (vice- president) sophomore 70; baseball 70. SMITH. JAMES LARRY— junior civitans 72; key club 70; sophomore football 70, varsity football 71; swimming 72; fca 71. SMITH, JAN Y.— soul 71, (reporter) 72 (treasurer); sophomore girls choir 70. SMITH. WINDY — bobcat boosters 70,71, 72 (treasurer); chorale 71,72 (reporter); french club 70; german club 71,72. SNELL, JANET L. — bobcat band 70,71,72; french club 71; stage band 71,72; or- chestra 70.71,72 (secretary). SONBERG, ARTHUR T. — data processing club 71; swimming 70,71; vocational office education 72. SORRELS, GARY N.— rifle club 72. SORRELS, JAMES R.— jcl 70. SORRELS, JANA F. — bobcat boosters 70; jcl 70. SOSA, JOE D. — junior varsity football 71; mexican-american association 72. SOTO, VIDAL — vica metal trades 70. SPARKS BILLY D. — cvae 72; vica metal trades 71; kountry club 72 (secretary). SPARROW, DEBI L.— french club 70,71; mask gavel 71. SPIERS, JANIEL — art league 70; jcl 71,72; swim team 70,71,72. SPIVEY, ARLENE— bobcat boosters 70; french club 70. SPRAGUE, BARBARA— jcl 70; nhs 71,72; campus corral 70,71,72; westerner 72; latin II academic honor 70; english III academic honor 71. STAHA, JUDY STEPHENSON, C H A R L T T E— fta 70; kountry club 72 (president). STINNETT, R I C H A R D— jcl 70,71,72; sophomore football 70, varsity foot- ball 71,72; fca 71. STOKES, TERRY— tennis 71. STONE, CORKY — chorale 71; german club 71; scope 70; distributive education 72. STOOKSBERRY, GLENDA— chorale 72; data processing club 72; girls a capella choir 71; sophomore girls choir 70. STRAUGHAN, JIMMIE— bobcat band 70, 71,72; stage band 70,71,72; orchestra 70,71,72. STRICKLAND, BARNEY — (transfer from lubbock roosevelt, lubbock, texas). STRICKLAND, LEE — bobcat band 70,71 (vice-president), 72 (drum major); jcl 70,71 (reporter); nhs 71,72; all-district band 72; nmsqt semi-finalist 72. STRICKLIN, JANE— afs 71,72 (secretary); bobcat boosters 70,71,72; german club 71,72; jcl 70; scope 72; science club 72. STRICKLIN, GARY— bobcat band 70,71, 72. STUARD, BERNIE — cooperative vocational academic education 72; vica: metal trades 70,71. SWARTZ, DOUGLAS — german club 71; key club 71,72 (vice-president): jcl 70; mask gavel 72; swim team 70,71,72. TALAM ANTES, CAROL — mexican-american association 71,72. TALAMANTES, C A T H E R I N E— mexi- can-american association 71,72. TALAMANTES, JERRY— vica: auto body repair 72. TALAVERA, ROSEMARY— fha 72; mexican- american association 72; vocational of- fice education 72. TALLEY, STEPHEN — math club 72; nhs 71,72; science club 70,72 (vice-presi- dent); jets 72 nmsqt finalist 72. TALLON, VIKKI TAYLOR. BARBARA— art league 71,72; kountry club 72. TAYLOR, STEVE — junior civitans 70,71, 72; jcl 70; house of representatives 70; golf team 70,71,72 (captain). TAYLOR, VIRGINIA— chorale 72. TEMPLETON, SALLY— french club 71; soul 71,72; track 70. TERRY, DEBRA TERRY, MELVIN — vica: appliance repair 71; (transfer from richland high school). TEAGARDEN, DEAN — junior varsity foot- ball 71; (transfer from Odessa high school, Odessa, texas). THOMAS, GREG— jcl 70; mask gavel 70,71 (executive council), 72 (co-chan- cellor); swim team 70,71,72 (team captain). THOMAS, GAIL — vocational office educa- tion 72. THORN, BRADLEY — cooperative vocation- al academic education 72; vica: appli- ance repair 72. TORREZ, OLGA — Spanish club 70; mexi- can-american association 72. TOWER, DANNIEL — junior civitans 72; jcl 70; house of representatives 71; swim team 70. TREVINO, EDDIE— scope 71,72. TREVINO, ROSA TROJCAK, CYNTHIA — bobcat boosters 70; jcl 70; tala 71,72. TURN, MOLLY— bobcat band 70,71,72; stage band 72; orchestra 71,72. u UPHAM, WOODROW — distributive educa- tion 72. VACEK, ALBERT — junior civitans 70,71, 72; football trainer 70; swim team 70; distributive education 72. VALENCIA, EMELIO — vica: building trades 72. VALLES, ALEXANDER— bobcat band 70, 71,72. VAN SLAARS, KATHY— french club 70, nhs 71,72; vocational office education 72 (reporter). VELZ, MARY JANE — french club 70,71; distributive education 72. VILLAERREAL, RUBEN— mexican-ameri- can association 72; vica: small engine repair 72. w WALKER, LISA WARD, GWEN— distributive education 72. WARD, ROBERT— key club 72; (transfer from south san antonio high school, san antonio, texas). WARREN, RONALD— bobcat band 70,72; (transfer from frankfurt high school, frankfurt, germany). WASHINGTON, MARY WASHINGTON, SYLVIA — chorale 72; girls a cappella 71. WATERHOUSE, KIMBERLY— bobcat boost- ers 71; house of representatives 71; girls a cappella 70. WEATHERFORD, TED— junior civitans 70, 71,72; house of representatives 72; sophomore football 70, varsity football 71,72; fca 71. WEAVER, CAROL— afs 70,71,72; fta 71; math club 70,71,72 (secretary-treasur- er); girls a cappella 70; chorale 71,72. WELLS, DEBBIE— french club 71,72. WHEELER, SUSAN— fta 72. WHITE, CATHY— campus corral 70: west- erner 71,72. WHITEHEAD, GARY— key club 70,71,72. WICKEY, DOUG— french club 70,71,72. WILLIAMS, CAROLYN— vocational office education 72. WILLIAMSON, SANDY— bobcat boosters 70; jcl 70,72. WILSON, CLIFTON— jcl 71,72; sophomore football 70; baseball 70,71,72; nmsqt letter of commendation. WILSON, DAVID — chorale 71; mask gav- el 71,72; debate team 72. WIMPEE, MARC — junior civitans 71,72; tennis 70,71; orchestra 70. WINBORNE, DAVID WOODS, NORMAN — vica: appliance re- pair 70,71. WORD, CARL— vica: ict 72. WRIGHT, WYNNELL— jcl 70,71; tala 71; nhs 71,72. WYATT, KATHY — scribblers 70,71,72 (sec- retary); girls a cappella choir 72. XEDIS, DONNA — german club 70; (trans- fer student from wagnor high school). YANCEY, CARLA— bobcat band 70,71; bobcat boosters 72; jcl 70,71; mask gavel 72; house of representatives 72; orchestra 71. YANCEY, JANET — house of representa- tives 71. YONAN, BONNY J. — french club 71; girls track 70. YOUNG, PATRICIA D. WAIDE. CYNTHIA— jcl 70,71; campus cor- ral 70; westerner 71,72 (co-editor). WAITES, SHEILA — tennis 71, vocational office education 72. ZAK, JOHN D. — data processing club 72. ZRUBEK, CINDI A.— vocational office ed- ucation 72. ZUNIGA, GEORGE 0. — mexican-american association 72; vocational office educa- tion 72; vica building trades 72. ZUEHLKE, MARILYN C— bobcat boosters 70,71,72; german club 71; campus cor- r al 70; westerner 71; vocational office education 72. 302 acknowledgements Without the support and cooperation of many people, the 1972 Westerner would have been impossible. Some major contributors deserve special notice. We extend our thanks and appreciation to: Ron Cook, artist for Newsfoto Yearbooks, for designing the cover and giving needed advice in planning the yearbook. Newsfoto Yearbooks, our publisher. Terry Petrick of Del-Mar Studios for taking our class pictures. Bill Folger of Wallace Studio for taking our favorites ' portraits. Bob Milburn, executive sports editor of the San Angelo Standard Times. And our advertisers for their financial support. Myra Brodnax Cynthia Waide, co-editors Mike Duncan Sara Millspaugh, business managers Ed Cole, adviser 303 people go just where they will, i never noticed them until i got this feeling that it ' s later than it seems. — Jackson Browne -..rr n k ' - : V T-A- p !M ' ' y- -r ' r?r. inin c jr- SlC «,:-,, :. ' i,j -— ' 4 somefimes you win. sometimes you lose, buf most times you choose between the two. just wondering if you have made it. — Carole King starry, starry night, flaming flowers that brightly blaze; swirling clouds of violet haze reflect in . . . eyes of china blue. -Don Mdean how long it ' s been since yesterday, but what about tomorrow. and what about our dreams, and all the memories we shared? _john Denver fiiiiv ' ' ; ' ' X 4 1 4 4 IK i