Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 390 of the 1979 volume:

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A - sf , uw x , V 5 75 Being educated, at times thinking we learn nothing, And at times, learning more than we thought we would ever know. Our school is a part of our life We love it, We hate it, We enjoy it, We despise it, Z ,lx iti - i xx qmxz. lv'-5 t . rf . But no matter how we feel It's four special years of our lives. We learn many things here And after we leave We'll realize how important it wasp And all the good times it contributed to our lives. ef' . ,,: , JIV I L V - , . 'W V 1 ffl ! W in K: ' .cw .. 4 t V U ' , ',.,, I Q' ev 42 if' 3 , Ek: ,W ,M I i Y 519' ' 4 ' , M N- , l W L1 f 3, n , 'lakh 1 Q , , I 'fn 4.7. ll 4 ' l V - ' an , I Q ' 1. z IJ. 5 f ,,,, 5 f Sherman High School 3 It's a part of all of us! nik iw Q W b K..hf .1 if 5 5? L Thx Mi DEPAR A 1., 1 A fff ff' Back to Basics Plus Drilling verbs, nouns, commas, adjectives, prepo- sitions, spelling, punctuation and literature into the minds of students was the Sherman High School English Departments goal this year. Aside from the traditional English I, ll, Ill, IV, and Advanced Placement, a college English course was offered on the Sherman High School campus for the first time. College English was designed to function as a col- lege class. Students attended classes three days a week for two semesters, one for literature and one for grammar and composition. The course not only helped prepare students for the college curriculum but it gave them the opportunity to receive college credits. Senior Karen Hendricks finds college English worthwhile because l'm beginning to comprehend what a college classroom is like and what to expect when l go to college. Sophomore Nancy Nicholson enjoys English this year because of the novels we are reading, and grammar is a little easier this year. Senior Mark Helms has learned how to read poetry and howto enjoy Beowolf stories. 1. Mark Mask has a startled look on his face as Miss Mildred Ben- son returns test papers. 2. Scott Holland and Melody Fine go over test grades with Miss Barbara Radar. 3. Mrs. Tonya Brown pas- ses out daily assignment to Beth Sills and David Fogle. 4. Mrs. Margie Wilson explains an autobiography to Bob Bowers, Laurie Flanigan, and Becky Nurre. 3, sa p., 2 10 Academics 'lllsiu-.funn-.,,,,,, FOREIGN LANGUAGE 6 . Awe 1. if 2. I Cultural Studies Provide nderstanding Reasons varying from college entrance requirements to just for the fun of it gave students the incentive to participate in the foreign language program. The foreign languages at Sherman High School include French, Latin, and Spanish. Each first year language class stressed basic reading and writing skills as well as oral skills in listening and con- versation. The second level of each language course centered on the reading and writing skills and impressed upon each student the importance of culture in that language. The different language departments spent many hours in various activities. Students visited museums and attended a foreign language party. Junior, Les Mitchell, took French to gain knowledge of foreign language, also Les finds his class to be fun and entertaining. Scotty Wright, sophomore, took Spanish for college requirements. To become more acquainted with different customs was junior Karl HaIler's reason for taking a foreign lan- guage. Farrel Engler, junior, feels that Latin will greatly help me in my archeology career. 3. P 1. Darrell Smith, Karen Hendrick, David Fley- : nolds takes a break from Latin to enjoy a game of chess. 2. Jay Northcut listens while Mr. Mike Perez explains his homework. 3. Gweneen Scruggs, Cathy Roach, Mary Dan- iels, Jackie Morgan complete a French - assignment. 4. Cecil Slaughter, Jesse Lat- ham, Bobbie Johnson, Steve Thompson, X Dan Jones, Clif Carnley listen to Mr. Mike 63? Perez's lecture. 4. Academics i Q Students Gain First Hand Experience I think Journalism l is fun. lt's a good experience if you like working with people, stated Sherman High School sophomore Susan Scog- gms. The world of mass media is one that is constantly growing and creat- ing new job opportunities as it expands. Students interested in occupae tions relating to newspapers, magazines, radio, and television were given first hand experience by participating in the Journalism l class which was structured to resemble a daily newspaper office. The class was designed to teach students the basic principles of how newspapers radio and television programs were assembled, Students were also given instructions on how to write effective articles and the responsibility of publishing the monthly Hi-Talk. Actually seeing their own copy and layout designs in print gave stu- dents incentive to try harder in obtaining quality work. Seeing yourself in print is the fun side of journalism stated Mrs. Paula Morgan, Jour- nalism lnstructor. Given the choice of taking the class over, sophomore Teresa Beard commented I believe I would do it again because it gives you the opportunity to meet other people and it's a challenge. 1. Susan Roman types news copy for the HieTalk. 2. Darla Hames, Shelly Kirby, Lori Burchfield, and Teresa Beard work on Hi-Talk stories. 3. Stamping letters for Senior parents are: Laurie Pfeiffer, Carolyn Cooper 'WW' in S 1 . t 'Y -1. s....., l 'Q- I and Teresa Beard. 4. Todd Boyd clocks in for classroom. Mignon Patter, son and Laurie Pfeiffer work on layouts. 12 - Academics 5- PUBLICATIONS Pubhcatlons Offer Hardworkg 0 Personal Sattsfactlon A Being on staff may be a lot of fun, hard work and personal satisfaction, but l know we all spend a great deal of time at the Community Brick Wall stated junior John Hill when asked about the work of Publications staff. Working with a self supporting budget of approxi- mately S24,500, the Publications staff busied itself with selling 1,650 books and 60 pages of ads to pay for the 1979 Athenian. Seeming to be at a monumentous project staffers sweated over deadlines, ad sells, mail outs, identi' fied pictures, carried cameras as if they were appendages, turned rooms upside down looking for lost copy, banged their heads against the Commu- nity Brick Wall and found themselves taking up room and board in A133. Vu VVIVAVVVV :El I M: 11 f,,, fff' f . f. . . 'AI I I id f '7,,, 1 ....,.,,,, ,,,,VVkk: I I . t ' it lre',t M A . ,,,,.,r. fg .,,,. 1, . KVVVVV 3. 1. Judy Adair listens as layout assignment and deadline are given. 2. Devhra Bennett interviews Mrs. Nancy Jones on the cheerleaders. 3. Angie Koschelew uses reference book for story. 4. Tricia Smith loads film into bulk loader. 5. Kris Miller looks over negatives. Acadgmjgg PUBLICATIONS STAFF Pubhcattons Undergo Changes Trying to establish a reputation in their own right, fWe will be out on time this year and the Athenian will be differentj the Athenian staff tempted to uti- lize all open space on pages. More pictures, more community coverage, more creative design and more copy was added giving each aspect of campus life equal representation. Numerous hours beyond the normal school day were spent to assure meeting all deadlines. Due to the seriousness of the Athenians, many responsibilities that includes completing sections, good attitudes, working together, and giving up many nights and weekends were expected from staff members. Perhaps Judy Adair, senior editor-in-chief, best summed up the feelings of all staff members, l don't know why l took Journalism ll, besides being time consuming, discouraging and hardwork, it's a pain. l don't think people realize how much work goes into the publishing of a yearbook. But seeing the pages you designed and the stories you wrote, published in a book that people will always cherish makes the whole thing rewarding. r-- 1. Christy Lusk prepares art work for the Athenian division pages. 2. Melissa Bailey and Mark Flexrode file index cards in staff class. 3. Tammy Burrow types story for Hi-Talk. 4. Danny Mills and Alan Nesbitt prepare chemicals for printing pictures. Page 15. 1. Mike Craddock begins sports page layout. 2. Ken McBryde, John Hill, Lisa Conklin and Mrs. Paula Morgan take a break at the Austin College Journalism workshop. 3. Lance Erwin gets ideas from old newspaper on layout design. 4. Erik Peterson places negatives in notebook. 5. Lori McGraw identifies pictures. 6. Micah Wesson and John Hill prepare Athenian letters for mailing to parents. 3. 14 Academics 1 .,,,A ,T,l 1,,L , W , A H if: 5 f QIA2 L 3. If-' -sv . 1. i 4, HM. 1 111 - W '41 4 Q H Q yffyaun. .-,, -if ,mi it A -Ha! Z V ' 2. ,-.M . ,rw 4. .. 5 6. Academics SOCIAL STUDIES - Department Adds College Course I have learned about this fantastic land of opportunity, commented junior, Mark Rexrode about American History. The Social Studies Department provided a variety of courses this year: American Government, World Geography, World History, American History, Psychology, Sociology, European and Asian Studies, Latin American Studies, Afri- can Studies and Negro American Studies. The Social Studies Department also offered a freshman college history course. To enroll in this course you have to be a senior and in the top of your class. Senior, Lisa Wortham took college history because, I get college credit, and by taking it now I won't have to take it next year. Psychology classes help to prepare students for the upcoming social problems by studying human behavior, social development, and learning processes. As students examined the various tactics of political par- ties, the governor's campaign became of interest to stu- dents as Bill Clements was elected the first Republican gov- ernor of Texas since Reconstruction. 1. Monica Baily and Susan Gerringer discuss quarterly grades with Miss Linda Beach. 2. Scott Price reviews notes for test in history class. 3. Sue Bell, Stan Thomas, Andy Rice and Tony Buchanan study maps for their quarterly exam. 4. Coach Bobby Rexrode lectures to his freshman Ameri- can History class. 5. Mr. Bob Gibson lectures to fourth period history class. in-M , 5 xg fm Q. A X -1+ im 3. 'f 9H' riff' 5. 16 Academics 1' -41' PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 . luv. 4+ , 5. . - It 'R I... AISI . 'Tl . il' K3 if N -ft 4. 'W K Q 'A s -A 25 ig A ,,., .ww is it s., ws -1 ,X 2. X '1 .,,,,: . 4, . :QNX- ss, P ll if g Nigggg-.fit ,ft 1 gf 0 .. 9? ., -ft , ,M A. xg 1 Duvers Ed, P.E. Break Monoton Climbing telephone poles, running stop signs, going the wrong way on a one way street, crumbled fenders, scratched doors and peeling paint reveal the inexperi- ence of Sherman High School Driver Education stu- dents. The majority of sophomores, a few juniors and even a few seniors ioined to tolerate a quarter of of simulator practice, bloody movies, and lengthy lec- tures to gain the all important white slip before age 16. On the spot training and going out on the open road help to make many of the impatient hopefuls safe and responsible drivers. Most students enrolled in Drivers Ed., in order to obtain their drivers' license, however, many still wanted to become safe drivers as sopho- more Becky Waller commented, By enrolling in Driv- ers Ed. I was able to get my license and also learned the importance of safe driving techniques. Physical Education classes ranging from gymnastics to physical fitness provided Sherman High School stu- dents with a daily break from the monotony of aca- demic courses. According to Kim Wiley, sophomore, P.E. gives you the opportunity to release your frustrations and show off your athletic abilities. I like the class when we play volleyball, but I don't like dressing out and going out- side. Most of the physical education courses teach only the fundamentals of the sport and students build their games around these basics. 1. Mark Dismuke and John Pennington learn how to be a safe, good driver from Mr. Jack Kruse. 2. P.E. students run their mile in prepa- ration for their Physical Fitness test. 3. Senior Ronald Jackson takes a breather before beginning his laps around the track. 4. P.E. work outs are a must before playing volleyball. ' .,..., 3 . ,sis- 3. 4. Academics - 17 Science Labs Provide Challenge Dissecting earthworms, frogs, cats, classifying plants and ani- mals, plotting graphs, making paper airplanes for contest, and completing endless scores of lab experiments provided a chal- lenge for highly motivated, as well as the uninterested science student. Finding students concerned with their environment, the sci- ence department at Sherman High School expanded their prof gram through lab assignments, thus making learning by doing, easier to understand. Biology, the wondrous world of nature and most abstract of the sciences, gave students the opportunity to learn how important genetics, bacteria, and other one-celled organisms are to every animal, plant, and man on earch. Junior, Cary McDougal described Biology ll as, 'Biology is pretty hard but its O.K. We take a lot of notes. l took the class because I want to be a doctor. Velocity, motion, electricity, and laws which govern the mate- rial world are studied in detail in Physics. Conducting numerous lab experiments, students find a special fascination for Chemistry as they study the fundamental ele- ments of every worldly element. Concerning Chemistry class, Kris Taylor, sophomore, commented, l felt l needed Chemistry for college. To be a veterinarian l need a great deal of work, but I enjoy labs and its neat when l finally understand something. Physical Science is a general study of all the sciences. The class covers subjects used in everyday life such as sound, heat, and electricity. 4. 1. Mr. Steve Rodgers lectures to class while in Lab. 2. Donna Harvey and Sandy Strass work on Lab from Mrs. Phyllis Young's Physical Science class. 3. Sara Burchfield and David Buck listen and take notes on class lecture from Coach Gerald Jack. 4. Dewayne McKinney from Mrs. Phyllis Young's Physical Science class works on generating Carbon Dioxide. 18 - Academics 'aa Hun ' ' ra, x HOME ECONOMICS Home Econom1cs Revolves Around F emily, Society Recognizing the importance of a family centered society, the homemaking classes of Sherman High School revolved around family life, child development, consumer education, home man- agement, foods and nutrition, and clothing and textiles. While most laboratory classes chose to use eggs in recipes, members of Home and Family Living classes use them to stimu- late parental responsibilities. Students found themselves having to feed, diaper, and to hire egg sitters when leaving them alone. ln Home and Family Living students learned about themselves and their roles as family members. Realizing that today's young people are marrying later, the homemaking classes are also teaching single survival. This acquaints students with knowledge and skills needed to survive on their own. Realizing the importance of cooking and experiencing the ris- ing prices of clothes, freshman. Donna Gaddis enrolled in Home Ec. because I enjoy cooking and can become a better cook and have a chance to try different recipes. 1. Madelain Bryant and Kim Clayton listens while Mrs. Kay Viegever gives lecture on child development. 2. Lavanda Jones, Linda Swindler, Steve Anderson, and Kay Grissom listen and participate in a class lecture. 3. Tommy Davis learns correct procedures for cleaning kitchen utensils. 4. Tina Spencer listens while Mrs. Betty Brawley shows her corrections. 5. Sherri Franks cleans broiling rack. it 2, 3. 4, 5. Academics - 19 20 - Academics th Hidden Talents Create nusual Art Budding Leonardo DaVinci's searching for hidden talents, manipulated charcoals, pencils, paints, clays and chisels to create new and unusual works of arts. With up to half of the Sherman High School student body participating in at least one class of art, instruc- tors unveiled numerous talents as students labored to complete impressive portfolios. Art l and ll students covered the principals of draw- ing and painting with the use of pencil, water color, chalk and tempra paint. Art lll and IV students go into further depth with advanced work, and they have an opportunity to pursue special areas of interest. Head ot the Art Department, Mrs. Nell Hannah praises her students, I think the professionalism of my art students is amazing. .cw ,ye - 2. 1. Drawing cars is Senior, Carl Brown's speciality, 2. Junior, Terry Downing watches as Junior, Eric Lindsey com' pletes project. 3. Junior Vickey Bass concentrates on pencil drawing. 4. Donna Edgett works hard on ink picture. 5. Ken Smith, Cathey Connor, Les- lie Cathey and Kelly Fordyce discuss new , assignments. ,sf Business Geared Towards Practical Applications Typewriters roared and business machines hummed as 'future business men and women obtained successful learn- ing and working experiences in the Business Department of Sherman High School. No longer a department especially designed for aspiring young secretaries, to be involved in business took on a new trend as instructors geared their classes towards practical everyday applications. Aside from the basic typing and shorthand courses stu- dents became specialized in fundamental skills of record keeping and budgeting, business law, business math, and communications. Looking to the future Robyn Ricks, sophomore, com- mented that she enrolled in typing because, lt will help when typing term papers in college and if I do any office work later in life. I. ttr' .K K '- .f.. -' ' I S' I - :.fQfF?s ' ' f ' 0 E xl ft '9 P, K P' L . 3. is E 5. 1. Typing I students use speed and accuracy for timed writings. 2. Shorthand I students read over manuals before beginning assign- ments. 3. Mr. David Parker reviews students before quiz. 4. Delisa Owens, Connie Dooley, and Jami Love complete Typing Il assign- ment. 5. Debbie Dunlap reads assignment silently while Mrs. Pauline Neblett reads aloud. Academics - ,V . l A ,J L1 Aides Always Quick With Assistance Taking care of mail, operating machines, greeting visitors, answering the phone, and tak- ing and delivering messages encompassed the duties of those students working in the main office of Sherman High School. Attendance office aides were kept busy listen- ing to absentee excuses, logging absences and typing each day's Do Not Admit. Keeping a running pace, counselor aides helped with organizing schedule changes, deliv- ering yellow slips to students, filing and assisting the school nurse. Working in the counselors' office also helped students learn about the differ- ent colleges and their offerings. Always prepared for an emergency, the media assistants were constantly checking equipment in and out, running machines, repairing broken projectors and tape recorders, and delivering tel- evision sets. Library aides continued to make sure all books were properly checked in and out, books shelved, and the reference files were in order. Aides also wrote out uncounted overdue notices and helped students use the library properly. For students that like to read, the library is an excellent place to work because you become familiar with the books and card references, commented senior Melissa Bailey. 21959 w 0 l i 54,--mf 1. x l 3 rm -iw ny Q WMM Y? s ..... 2. . aNlNl':+- 3 za, 1. Alan Tubbs runs off copies in the Media Center, 2. Rita Lucchesi checks 1 A attendances in the office. 3. Putting pos- ters in their place is one of media assist- ant Susan Gudgels' jobs. 4. Senior Victor Walford enjoys reading during free time in the library. .XL 22 Academics . .... . RIAL ARTS Experience Gpens Avenues to Industrial Shop Trades Sherman High Schools Industrial Arts Department includes general met- als, mechanical drawing and woodworking. Woodworking is available to all students. They work on protects such as coffee tables, lamps, chests, cutting boards, drawing tables and stereo cab' inets Freshmen through seniors are allowed to take mechanical drawing. These students learn how to dram machines and house plans, Gale Bartley, iunior, said, l took mechanical drawing because l like to draw and l am interested in being an architect. l think it will help me learn more about architectural work. Kevin Riley, freshman, commented, Ml enrolled in drafting because it is a good occupation to go into in the future and because l'm thinking about becoming a draftsman later on. General metals is open to any student interested in learning skills with metals. They have protects such as patio tables, log racks and fireplace sets, 'E -4 ' 3 5. 1. Bruce Church works on machine drawing. 2. Barry Gaddis sawing with a hacksaw. 3. Mike Luster, Eric Eggan, and Greg Gittens work- ing on wood projects. 4. Mike Temple, David Troxtell, and Aundra Beamon work on projects in metal shop. 5. Kevin Riley and Mark 4' Wood show drawing ability in drafting. Academics 23 VOCATIONAL OFFICE EDUCATION 'S-.... 1. Secretarial Work Appealing to Students Vocational Office Education is available to juniors and sen- iors at Sherman High School. V.O.E., secretarial, and filing skills are used. Two classes of pre-lab and two classes for co-op students are offered. To break the monotony of routine work, classes partici- pated in field trips to banks, industries, County offices, and other interesting places. Junior Karen Brewer, enrolled in V.O.E. because it helps 'lprepare you for a job when you graduate. Jennifer White, junior, also commented she took the course because it is fun and offers a lot of different things. 1. Jackie Hicks corrects error on a legal typing paper. 2. Peggy Dodd works at Sherman Radiologists, her training station. 3. Karen Crawford completes files at Adami 8.4 Keller Associates. 4. Karla Parr does a practice set in record keeping. 5. Kirsten Garrison does medical typing paper in her Co-op class. 4. 24 - Academics f Q 35- gpm WH-W-fa-rr,-,,,,. Seminar Helps to Broaden Knowledge For the first time the Cosmetology department of Sherman High School attended a three day seminar at Grayson County Junior College. During the seminar, students viewed films and saw demonstrations on facial cosmetics, and basic hair cutting. This year 26 juniors and seniors are enrolled in cos- metology. During the two year, three hour a day course students learn about hair styling, applying cosmetics, and manicures. Concerning Cosmetology, senior, Karen Knowles commented, I took cosmetology because l plan to go into a cosmetic field. 1. Kim Lakey styling a patron's hair. 2. Angie Kuykendall and Mrs. Dorothy Mullins take a permanent wave rods out of the hair after completing the wave. 3. Becky Blackburn styles a patron's hair 4. Sandra Carson shampoos a wiglet. 4. Mrs. Dorothy Mullins presents a demonstration of styles on patron, Mrs. Baker, to student Emily Guerrero. 3. 2. at 5. Academics - 25 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Marketing Careers Enhance Educauon The Distributive Education course at Sherman High School offered students a chance to work in marketing occupations while they learned the necessary subjects to graduate. Grades ten through twelve were eligible to enroll in D.E. Sophomore students took part in pre-employment lab and juniors and seniors par- ticipated inthe Co-op program. , 'ATO earn money to get out of school early, and to buy a car are the reasons that junior Carla Southerland took D.E. Scott Holcomb stated that he took the class early to earn enough money to get a car and to get experience in working conditions. Students also participated in state contests and the Employer and Employee Banquet. 2. 4. 1. Lisa Sample shows delight with sales presentation. 2. Shawna Ramsey takes call at Collegiate Shoppe. 3. Tony Bennie stocks vegetables at Tom Thumb. 4. Brien Pate and Mitch Gray present sales demonstration. 26 - Academics I it a 1? N 5. Xt.: '--x, 'IIA N 'LJWAJ' Q K-K A Xyyf i' I g.,,.. , f t , . if 12'-f.. , JQIA. Y 'R 1 S 1' f xt I I . .Q , ' 4,3 iff 4 if We 'H N., K 0 ' .4 -cs KN . iii ,g , K1 f if l '42, U 'K i iyl f .Yiwu 7 - - is v J r' 9 N ,J r' -.r ' 'fel' 3 A.. ' z .XXX Area Companies Hire? Draftsmen Vocational drafting is a two-year pre-employment lab open to juniors and seniors. Students learn correct procedures for drawing floor plans, using a drafting machine, compass, triangle and the French curve. Many graduates are hired by area companies after completing the course. Junior Janice Harrell is the only girl in a drafting class, and as she stated, lt doesn't bother me because l'm friends with everyone. l took drafting to prepare for a career in drafting. 1. Steve Allen erases a mistake. 2. Jerry Fernandes and Bruce Low- ing adjust a divider. 3. Keith Harrington draws plans for housing pro- ject. 4. Keith Harrington and Bruce Lowing are drawing plans in their three hour drafting class. 5. Gary Dutton and Jacky Huntsman look over house plans. 1 Q. km-N., .L .ii .ji ff- , ,M ...., -W aj . s' nik t W j,,.. A t'ii ,M 5' rr. virr E WQQ1 A ..-, 4 5. Academics - 27 HEALTH OCCUPATIONS Medical Fleld Demandmg Opportunltles Vast The Health Occupation Cooperation Education Program ot worked half a day as assistants to physical therapists dentists, X Sherman High School was specifically for those students that wanted to get started in the health occupations field. Many students found vast medical opportunities for learning more about their chosen field at Wilson N. Jones Memorial Hospi- tal, Medical Plaza Hospital, dentist's and doctors' offices throughout the city. Curriculum for health occupation students was demanding and challenging. Besides developing their basic skills in a daily one hour class, students also attended two required classes and 1 . 3. 1. Kym Sulli, dental assistant for Rudolph Inman D.D.S. at Essin Clinic, pre- pares Belinda Adams for check-up. 2. Janet Jennings, nurses aide in the it Newborn Nursery at Wilson Jones, changes diaper. 3. Cindy Suggs, Medi- cal Laborator assistant checks sam le at Essin Clinic lab. 4. Brenda Bull- Y D ock practices taking blood samples. 28 Academics -ray technicians, and as nurses aides. Seminars and area contests also gave students the opportuni- ties to exchange ideas with professionals and gain more knowl- edge about their chosen professions. When interviewed, senior, Vicki Nobles, like many other stu- dents enrolled in Health Occupations, stated I like helping and caring for other people and I plan to stay in this field of work after graduation. 2, s N95 -- - Q, HOME ECONOMICS COOPERATIVE EDUCATION l 1 . bv d Training for Future Career Sherman High School's Home Economics Cooper- ative Education students had as their goal, entrance into full time employment in the home economics occupation for which they were trained. HECE students spent several hours per school week in on-the-job training and supervision. Jobs for HECE included art and craft ideas, child care aid, clothing and fashion coordination, food service, and florist. Senior Kathy Stubbs best described HECE when she stated, I enrolled in HECE to learn more about the field l plan to make my future career. All the work is not easy, but it has been challenging. Kathy further commented, the class taught me how to get along with other people. 5 W A .fl K ' evst. A xwml 3. A M7 Q XX 1 ' , A . ,.i A ' 1 ss f f , li 32. we . 3. 4 . N 5. 1. Kathy Douglas, Robin Boatwright, and James Sroufe plan dec- orations for HEFIOIHECE Halloween party. 2. Leslie Jenkins gives customer change while working the cash register at Bonanza: her training station. 3. Mrs. Lou Penton assists Bobby Evans with problems pertaining to on the job training. 4. Mrs. Joann Slaughter, Christy Faulkner, Steve Jones and Renee Shook review fire and safety hazards. 5. Mark Osborne, Mrs. Lou Pen' ton, David Shroufe and Terry Thomas work in manuals to learn individual skills for on-theejob training. Academics - 29 BUILDING TRADES Students Aid in Decreasing Housing emand Nowadays there is money and great demand in the construc- tion of houses, and building trades gives you a good learning experience in building, stated senior Steve Rice. Helping to meet the demands of a housing boom in the local area, Sherman High School Building Trades focused the ir year on the completion of an estimated 567500. building project at 2227 Alpine. The h game room, formal dining room, den, fireplace and 2 car garagei Students completed a majority of all the carpentry work, plum- bing, electrical wiring, and finishing touches under the direction ouse consisted of 2,300 feet, 3 bedrooms 2 112 baths hr N. ' J -.,,q ..xk 30 Academics of Mr. Eugene Alexander. Although it was only one house among the many being build in Sherman, students took great pride in their work and they found that building trades could be a rewarding and interesting career, commented Preston Whaley. 1. Mike Duncan, Bruce Ketcham, Steve Rice, Melvin Barker, and Ricky Fountain work on the house. 2. Steve Green uses his skills in building trades, 3. Students work on roof. 4. Ricky Cooper and Michael Lora hammer nails into boards. SSS V METAL TRADES ,, ...M A 'v A-1 '11 .e , Q12- . Dx . , . of .3 sV-W ,,, . ' I' pt 4- .. Q . sy VIR, .3 .. and Y - u in K ' - 1, 'f .. ,w.,I!.!!+.: f A J ., mst. ' , gg. - '42 ,,.- ' I Q, a 3 fi - - Un .U 2 il. , E-.1 6. 1. Mike Chaney puts on his apron for a days work. 2. Mr. Walter White explains different torching techniques to Metal Trade students. 3. Micky Grady receives help in making a set up on the lathe. 4. Gary Runnels, Danny Chaney and David Conney watch operation of Tig Welder. 5. Flicky Rudolf works on his chess set as a class project. 6. Kyle Carroll operates the MIG Welder. 'nv- 3. Classroom Skills Aid Future Careers Eighty percent of the Sherman High School Metal Trades students use skills learned in the class- room in future careers, com- mented Mr. Walter White, Metal Trades instructor. ln addition to lathe and bench work, stu- dents perform odd jobs for people in the community. This gives the students some experience in actual work. I would like to go to college and study to be a cone struction engineer, stated Harold Smith, sophomore. Academics 3 T.V. PRODUCTIONS Students Look Behind i the Scene . The television productions course at Sherman High School is a three hour vocational course. Tenth, elev- enth, and twelfth grade students are eligible to enroll. These students are under the direction of Mr. Tom Welsh. Students experienced behind the scenes production 3 of television and radio shows by learning how to set up S and operate lights, sound equipment, cameras and scenery. Senior, Mark Simon commented that television pro- ductions is an interesting class and I am considering it as a profession. He also stated, I enjoy directing, writing shows, and performing. 1. ,...a- J -rf . .. 'SQ' t we ,,,,, 5.1 H as 1 3 . 2. riff 5. 1. Arnez Kent rehearses a weather presentation, 2. Kenneth Wood- son focuses carnera. 3. Mike McGraw directs television production. 4. Ben Myers and Mark Simon prepare for taping. 5. Mike Craddock adjusts lights for television taping. 4 32 - Academics RADl0 AND T.V. REPAIR .mf wi ,R if . I J . A 2 at ' .1 -g::r'f ' . 114 , Q9 N !,.-u .M . . 4' i 1, 3. Students Repair Sets for Communit The Radio and T.V. Repair class is a three hour voca- tional course taught by Mr. Charles Kennedy. Under his instruction, students repaired televisions for members of the community for a mere four dollars plus the price of parts. The cost of radio repairs was two dollars plus the amount spent on new parts. Since approximately 85 percent of the Radio and T.V. repair students continue working in the electronic field or other similar fields after graduation, this expe- rience is essential in learning basic skills. As a candi- date for a future electronic repairman, sophomore Daniel Robards, thought Radio and T.V. repair would benefit as a career and found it interesting. 1. Joe Witherspoon watches as Mr. Charles Kennedy grades his pro- ject. 2. Louis Hughley sets high voltage on a T.V. 3. Forood Eilani works on a magnavox T.V. color problem. 4. Radio and T.V. students listen to lecture and view transparency for basic electronic system. 5. Danial Robards repairs a tape deck while Ken Havins observes. Academics - 33 AGRICULTURE Livestock Production Increases Back in the Saddle Again was one of the ways to describe Sherman High School's agriculture farm business. However, there wasn't much success in putting saddles on the 30 steers, 40 hogs, or 35 lambs that 90 percent of the agriculture students are raising. Livestock production at SHS was on the increase this year as more students discovered they, like Jackie Price, enjoy tending to livestock and raising show calves and horses. While most students seem to be more interested in the Loy Lake Livestock Show held in March, there were some that Henjoyed the leadership activities, the parliamentary procedure, and the grass judging contest that agriculture classes had to offer, stated Junior Bruce Summers. The Agriculture I classes were designed to teach students about livestock, soil, and various fertiliz- ers, while students in Agriculture ll took an in-depth look at livestock diseases and plants. Ag-Co-op gave students the opportunity to put their book knowledge to use as they worked at local businesses and farms throughout the community. 1. Bruce Summers, Debbie Flemming, Melanie Langford, Elwood Reding, Kevin McCleese, Todd Summers, and Kelly Chestnut dis- cuss Parliamentary Procedure. 2. Keith Carlile works on his hog. 3. David Buck and Steve Bledsoe put up fence posts. 4. F.H.A. Sweetheart Alicia Lightfoot feeds her lamb. . .V i 34 Academics ... .. lin I y K I S C K X H J ii y Q-1 Q1 .a f ALVL 0 i H F' 9 1, . - -if 1 iis so NM an H i l M Students Learn the CCHOW To's of Car Repair Whether one's interests lie in building an engine for speed or just saving money for repairs, Auto Mechanics held a special importance for the thirty- three students enrolled. Teaching students the How To's of everything from changing tires to overhauling engines to accu- racy, skill, and pride in one's work was incorporated in the auto mechanics course. Helping to broaden their knowledge, students spent numerous hours repairing customer's cars for the cost of parts and a small lab fee. Students enrolled in auto mechanics expressed their mechanic ambitions much the same as - Sparky Sparazynski, I took auto mechanics because I can learn a lot about how a car functions, repair my own and the class will provide me with training when I graduate. 1. Joe Loe attempts to change a tire as Robert Cole looks on. 2. John Gudgel, Curtis Klosowisky, and Roger Knitten, begin clean! ing parts for an engine overhaul. 3. John Gudgel uses his knowla edge on an engine overhaul, 4. Ronald Sporozyrski begins engine tune-up as instructor Walter Cole assists. Academics 35 INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIVE TRAINING School, Commumty, Share Tratmng Respons1b1l1ty lndustrial Cooperative Training is a joint effort between the school and the community offering students with def- inite occupational intentions, the opportunity to work and attend classes in the morning. Although the entire community ben- efits from the program, the students at Sherman High School gain the most. Not only are students given school credit toward graduation and standard wage earnings for working, but they are given the opportunity to develop their industrial aptitudes and interests. By working students also gain a head start in the competitive field of employment and find out whether they are suited for certain jobs. Many of the local businesses hiring students through the l.C.T. Program include Ultra Carbon, Johnson and Johnson, Coca-Cola Bottling, Grayson Machine Works and Hale Manufactur- ing. Working in the l.C.T. Program helps you get valuable experience, no P.E. class and a paycheck that sure does help, stated senior, Kris Miller. 1. Paul Wisley works on related instruction exer- cise in industrial cooperative training class. 2. Mike McBride welds stock trailer assemblage at Hale Manufacturing Company. 3. Max Flowers repairs an electric motor at his training station on the job. 4. Chester Perkins completes repair work at the City of Sherman Motor Pool Garage. nv-- ' 1. .-7' 2. 36 - Academics Math Keeps Pace With Societ While sophomores ultimately struggled with high school alge- bra, geometry, and consumer math, upper clasmen attempted calculus, trigonometry, com- puter programing, or converted Farrah Fawcett's measurements into centimeters. Realizing the students' needs for living in a modern society, the Sherman High School Math Department covered such topics as balancing check books, filling out income tax forms, surviving without a calculator and using metrics, in an effort to help stu- dents better understand how math is directly involved with everyday life. Sophomore David Leard com- mented, the math classes have been very beneficial and will be of great value when I study architecture in college. 1. James Shibuya receives individual instructions from Mrs. Ina Morgan in math. 2. Kelly Ragsdale, Rene Aquirre, Reginald Herod, James Brown receive special aid from Mrs. Pat Russell in com- pleting problems. 3. First period Algebra ll class completes class assignment as Mr. Raymond Brown lectures. 4. Jeff Cri- ger gets help from Mr. O. D. Williams on math problems. 5. First period Algebra class students, Grey Bagwill, gets ok. from Mr. Mike Armstrong as Mary Thayer completes her assignments. .al 4'-ev Jas by Academics - 37 Awards Earned Through Long Hoursg Continuous Work Through the contribution of numerous students' musical talents, the Sherman High School Music department opened the year early with summer workshops, rehearsals and daily practice. After countless hours of continuous work in pre- paring for concerts, school assemblies, seasonal celebrations, contest, and the musical, the hand orchestra, and Choir were well received by fans at football games and special performances. According to Mr. Duane Gohlke, choir director, the music department is of special value to stu- dents because some students can have fun and earn credit. Music helps build creative expression, and a school music program can serve as a public relations device. Enrolling in a course within the music department 1. 3. 1. David Williams, Wendy Copeland, Robin White, Beverly Braw- ley, Gary Duren, David Reamer, Carol Snipes, Annebelle McCord, and Jeff Gore sing the National Anthem before their perform- ances. 2. Sam Thorp and Jay Ables lead the student body in CHARGE! 3. Tim Grigg does his solo of the Bottle Dance on his trumpet during half time. 4. Third period band prepares for daily drills. 38 Academics required a special appreciation for music and its fundamentals. Those students wishing to enroll in a specific choir, band, or orchestra had to try out before one of the directors and was placed in the group in which he would perform best. For the serious student, Music Theory provided an avenue to the study of score reading, harmony, ear training, music history, literature, and musical composition. Junior, Sue Matherly enjoys choir because, I like to sing and I want to learn to do it right. Senior, Jimmy Pfeiffer stated, I enjoy singing and competing in contest both individually and col- lectively and l enjoy all the social activities the choir has, l also enjoy supporting the choir because of the way it supports the school. ,ra-4 ' 'K V jgjj j . .1 Q- .4 ... r ' X 's 'NS' 2. Vi DRAMA Drama Hosts Productive Year The 1978-79 Drama Department held many successful projects forthe season. Last February, the Drama ll classes presented scenes from nine major plays to the Drama, Speech, and English classes. Some productions included Picnic , Of Mice and Men , The Glass Menagerie , Inherit the Wind , and The Odd Couple . The Drama Department was also responsible for a successful Variety Show, Youth on Parade, and the Spring Musical Oklahoma . 1. Sue Cham and Teresa Parnell practice skit for Drama. 2. Lyn- ette Medlin and Steve Thompson build scene props for Variety Show. 3. Sue Cham and David Kitzmiller present skit to Drama class. 4. Mr. Bob Watson and Scott Montgomery prepare tore pantomime. 5. Lance Erwin compares Drama ll notes with Sue Matherly. 3. Academics - 39 DRAMA 5 4 3. 2 T .1 I r I L i 3. 1. Scott Gailey does poetic reading during Youth on Parade assembly. 2. Jack Brown gives lecture on his life of crime, during all-school assembly. 3. Sue Cham does a tap dance during Home- coming '78 Variet Show. 4. M .H'l y rs I da Ramsay cleans stage dur- ing Homecoming '78 skit. 40 - Academics X 4. DRAMA rf' 1. 2. 3. 4. E , A 5. 1. Guest speaker of all school assembly shows the way to a bright career. 2. Guest speaker strikes out at audience for a winning assembly. 3. Lance Erwin pulls old lady's hair in U.l.L. play. 4. Susan Fuller rehearses play with fellow student. 5. Phyllis Huda speth moves lights for play. DRAMA Drama II Presents Entertainment for English Classes 1. sr '7 iii-+5 'ii V A M ,j 3, 1. Carl Smith and Sue Matherly have a dress rehearsal from a scene of Picnic . 2. Sally Harper and Rhonda Bartlett take a break - while rehearsing The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man- ln-The-Moon MarigoIds . 3. Scott Williams listens to Sue Cham as she describes her fantasy life in Of Mice and Men . 4. Ste' phanie Bowen, Rhonda Bartlett and Sally Harper have a talk in the kitchen while rehearsing The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man- In-The-Moon Marigoldsf' 42 - Academics i as 'M 4 -Q4 BL DD IV 'xl i . g Z ll x f nfl . f Students Donote 153 Pints of Blood ki, , -it -' ,X S KA , .15 I 4. 6. 1. Mark Hutchinson fills out questionnaire. 2. Genevieve Dagenais has pressure checked. 3. Bobby Evans gives blood bravely. 4. Dexter Beamon feels proud after giving blood. 5. David Batchelor proudly shows his donation. 6. SHS students gave 153 pints of blood, mak- ing this year's drive a success. Academics - 43 1. Members of the S.H.S. Orchestra and A Cappella Choir perform at the Fine Arts presenta- tion of Youth On Parade. 2. Band Director John Par- nell takes a break between numbers. 3. Members of the Sherman Hi-Step- pers prepare to begin routine. 4. Members of the Flagbearers await the beginning of their routine. 5. Members of the Concert band after their performance. YOUTH ON PARADE A GARY vs-v'-nts: if i rr'e i t i W .z. . 'A .nw H 'l. - JWIPH-ie?-Q, W ,,,.--..,,,., , -,.,,f.,... . 7' X -.. . ....L '19, -ia. we . F? ,,,. V-W f.. 2. 3 , . 4. 5. 44 Academics . e-vi.. SP y. 0 ra F' 'F' f , '-, fit, H Q ' ' x fi , wr ...- Q Q , ' ' 1 3-' ,fi mx U 'L 5 AQ,Q n' ' L M 1,, ii.f Sport - ooxiuo- G72-3Oorn3O:l: 46 Activities Highlight Homecoming Week Homecoming activities began with the annual homecoming queen nomi- nee presentation where each nominee and her escort were introduced to the student body along with the presenta- tion ofthe nominees, the Hi-Steppers' Officers performed a disco routine and the duo team of Ftobin Mason and Kyle Corley sang, to promote the upcoming Homecoming 1978 Variety Show. Tuesday, prior to Friday night's game, the Homecoming Parade was held in downtown Sherman. Each nominee was presented, and other organizations such as the Band, Drill Team, Athenian Staff, Cheerleaders and Billy Bob Boys, along with various Homerooms, also took part in this year's parade. Thursday night, The Homecoming Variety Show was held with more than 150 S.H.S. students taking part. At the end of the show the nominees were presented, and the five finalists were announced. They were Robin Mason, Choir, Liz Buck- J' 2. 1. Journalism I and ll students participate in Homecoming parade. 2. Homecoming nomi- nees Lisa Wortham, Ellen Wertz, Kim Soper, Connie O'Brien, and Devina Mize are introduced to the student body. 3. Juniors Andy Carter, Frank Fallon, Barbra McJimsey, and John Jarvis show their support. - Homecoming 1978 ingham, Radio and T.V. Repair, Kim Soper, Building Trades, Judy Blanton, NHS, and Margie Briscoe represent- ing PASF. During the half time of Friday night's game, Margie Briscoe was named 1978 Homecoming Oueen, and was crowned by last year's Home- coming Oueen, Kim Andrews. Follow- ing the Homecoming victory, a dance was held in the SHS cafeteria. v M N 3 .-fi, ' ' Yes ' .SS f sri A 'K 4. ll . 1. Miss Linda Beach, rodeo club sponsor, shows oft her riding ability. 2. Bobby Evans, Joe Baca and James Popplewell prepare to present the colors. 3. Jeff Gore performs You're Three Times A Lady during Homecoming 1978. 4. Stoney West, performs at Homecoming 1978. 5. Following SHS students arrive at dance. 6. Homecoming Queen Margie Briscoe is congratulated by her dad. Academics ,A I 1. 2. J! 4 5-'..um Q' 3. 4. 'Q' mia... The 1978 Homecoming Queen Finalist. 1. Judy Blanton, Lady in Mason. 5. Queen Finalists watch as the Bearcats beat Berkner Waiting. 2. Elizabeth Buckingham. 3. Kim Soper. 4. Flobin 48 - Homecoming Finalist v Briscoe Reigns As 1978 ueen Senior Margie Brisco was presented as the 1978 Homecoming Queen during halftime of the Berkner game. She was escorted by her father, Cliff Brisco. Margie represented the Pan American Student Forum, of which she was also president. Margie has also served as a member of Student Council, N.H.S., Who's Who in the Senior Class, and was elected Most Beautiful Girl in the Senior Class. 1. Margie Briscoe smiles at the crowd after being crowned Home- coming Queen. 2. Last year's Queen, Kim Andrews, crowns a happy new Queen. 3. The new Queen and her Lady in Waiting, Judy Blanton, along with Robin Mason, Liz Buckingham and Kim Soper. 4. Margie Briscoe and Cerelle Brinson line up in prepara- tion for the Homecoming parade. 5. Margie watches the Bearcats after being named their Homecoming Queen. 2. QI . 1FI.Tf..I Homecoming Queen - Q f W Q . Lfl. .airy lq' 'vw ..i uf' 5 A it fi X E-,X M E , ,, 3 me ,, 3 he . A .v 3455 ,Y 'r iw -!.v-XT' M Tr fi r 1 . 5 Q ,s 3. 4 1. Members of the Maroon Marching Machine participate in the 1978 Homecoming Parade. 2. Stoney West performs at Homecoming Dance. 3. Mrs. Nancy Jones performs skit dure ing Homecoming 1978. 4. Tabb Bell, sophomore plays drums during Reigns performance at Homecom- ing 1978. 5. 1978 Homecoming Queen Nominees Front row L-R: Kim Soper, Liz Buckingham, Karen Flem- ming, Margie Briscoe, Kaye Lynn Hicks, Second row, Jackie Hicks, Linda Connor, Robin Mason, Beth Johnson, Beth Leake, Rita Lucchesi, Third row, Judy Adair, Connie O'Brien, Andrea Jones, Sharon McMiiIin, Kathy Pierce, Lisa Wortham and Laurie Jackson 50 Homecoming Squad ignites Rqlley Spirit This year's Spirit Squad did a great job in adding to the football spirit throughout the season. They created many decorative posters and signs to instill spirit at Pep Ral- lies. They stayed every Thursday to decorate the gym for the Friday Pep Rallies, and also decorated the field at the home games. The Spirit Squad's goal is to help increase school spirit at Sherman High School. The Spirit Squad is under the direction of Mr. Pete McGee. 1. Spirit Club members and their sponsor Pete McGee go over last minute plans con- cerning decorations. 2. and 3. Bearcat Spirit gqnad show their enthusiasm at Friday Pep a y. G: 3. Bearcat Spirit Squad Hi-Steppers Develop Skills The Sherman Hi-Steppers put a lot of time into learning and perfecting routines, making this one of their most rewarding and successful years. The Hi-Steppers attended the American Drill Team School at SMU in July and won first place divi- sion in marching. A total of 18 ribbons were won individually by members with Sharon Hendricks, Ali' son Buck and Jackie Hicks winning three each. Ali- son Buck was named runner-up for outstanding girl in pom-pom and Kaye Lynn Hicks, runner-up in dance. Captain Jackie Hicks was presented with the highest honor, when named to the All American Drill Team. This year, Hi-Steppers tried to appeal to each and every individual's taste by performing such routines as pom-pom, hi-kick, disco, beach ball, hula hoop, flash glove, ladder and football routines. Outstanding Hi-Steppers included Linda Connors, Karen Cobbs, Scott Holland, Sharon Hendricks, Lisa Wortham, Lisa Curren, K. Kaye Jones, Tracy Bar- rett, Donna Batchalor, Tracy Lemons, Kristi Rob- erts, Marita Hughes and Sheila Mahana. 1. 2. Front row - Senior Officers Alison Buck, Jackie Hicks, Judy Adair, Ann Sullivan. Second row - Shari Little, Paula Cox, Dar- lene Tillery, Kristi Davis, Connie O'Brien, Cyndi Jacobs, Jennie Tabor, Lori Johnson. Third row - Sue Matherly, Kaye Lynn Hicks, Karen Flemming, Kris Roberts, Gina Louderback, Gay Gross, Dianne Markle, Linda Connors. Fourth row - Lori Lor- ance, Pam Elliott, Alisha Lightfoot, Tracy Barrett, Emily Robins son, Beth Bohm, Julie Taylor, Susan Shellenbuger. Fifth row - 1. Captain Jackie Hicks, Co Captain Alison Buck, Sr. Lts. Judy Adair, Ann Sullivan, Jr. Lt. Julie Taylor and Darlene Tillery. 52 - Hi-Steppers Peggy Dodd, Karen Crawford, Marty Quinten, Donna Batchelor, Leigh Ann Smith, Lori Russell. Sixth row - Marita Hughes, Karen Cobbs, Kiresten Garrison, Lisa Boddie, K. Kaye Jones, Vicki lngham, Cynthia Runnels, Shelia Mahana, Paula Bodovsky, Chandra Boddie, Annette Wooten, Ginger Kelly, Lori McGraw, Sharon Hendricks. Top row - Maurie Clark, Scott Holland, Lisa Wortham, Kristi McElhannon, Tracy Lemons, Kelli Morris, and Melanie Balding. sw mf . Mt tri t time tm XL XXX X,l X X ' 'ily or I SX X if. 1 UJ . - i w .t 'N I w Y Vw V f 'fxv .2-Q 1 J 2. l l y p f 4. 1. Co-Captain Alison Buck smiles during pom-pom rou- tine. 2. Hi-Step- pers break through banner to begin their own football rou- tine, 3. Donna Batchelor smiles during hula- hoop routine. 4. Hi-Stepper mem- bers end kick routine per- formed at pep 5, rally. 5. Jackie Hicks performs to the music of Disco lnferno. 6. Hi-Steppers end their final routine Pink Pan- thenv HieSteppers - 53 54 1., , ,uv- 3. 5. 1. Pam Elliott, Lori Lorance, and Melanie Baulding per- form hula hoop routine to Three's Company. 2. Out- standing Hi-Stepper performs pom-pom routine in pep rally. 3. Scott Holland and Marie Clark do hand routine during Homecoming parade. 4. Ann Sullivan, Alison Buck and Judy Adair participate in Friday pep rally while Half- Stepper Elizabeth Stone eats a sucker. 5. Vickie Ingram and Melanie Baulding smile at the conclusion of their kick routine. - Hi-Steppers Qs-nk fig A mf- ll!-'ffm 1. nasal f lT lu ' 2. 3. Q.QF,9gy has . Qfgiwig lex H .1 i 1 1 .w,w?Qt Sy-g I?'1' f fg t , . X. N 1 jg if 3 , . gl . g Q i . ' f r- A X? P45 L its N... 'Q-A ... P V kr,I H F N M Jig... ., 4. 5. .cu A-,K - r l 'W 1 I at 8 ant! I .sg 9' . 1 W. x,.. r we - Q. , 5 .wr-Wm .MA-Wah f 3 gl. 5 V Q, .... we or s ' ' ee . S . , ' i tx-i wg S 3 i hmlk 7 . e .. . 'V if fl l g if ' I . I I , X t L Alxg I I K 6' 1. Lisa Curran smiles before beginning routine. 2. Hi-Steppers do her gridiron style to pedormance. 5. Jackie Hicks and Judy Adair their routine honoring the football players. 3. Members march on end Flash glove routine. 6. Hi-Stepper members line up for the to the gym floor for pep rally performance. 4. Ann Sullivan adds beginning of their performance. Hysteppem - 55 56 Varsity Cheerleaders Help Spark Enthusiasm l l E IIE! fl 'A ll ill ll ,fn X 'F , . . ff' 'Q .. Cheerleading gave me the opportunity to get involved in school functions. stated y cheerleader Judy Blanton. We Cheerleaders for the 78-79 school year T .. HA ju . I were: Leigh Anderson, Judy Blanton, Cerelle y X If 1 ' Brinson, Liz Buckingham, Robin Mason, lVlary Q 7 5 Renshaw, Bridget Vrla, and Kim White. 1' The duties of a cheerleader include baking l V - , .,,, , .X pies and cakes for the athletes and posting ,W l signs. Cheerleaders plan the pep rallies as well 7 ' l as lead students in cheers at the games and promote school spirit. fig! .,,,, .r i ,,, gy There are several qualities that make a 1 W , good cheerleader stated Cerelle Brinson, I dedication, responsibility and the ability to r , B . l get along with a lot of people Bridget Vrla f W 7 commented. it A lot of patience and a true desire are 4, ,,Vy, 7 y needed to be a successful cheerleader. 7 . fb 'C 7 l 1 . P P 2. 3. 1. Doug Rodgers and ' g A l Leigh nclerson lead cheers during Home' coming Pep Rally Z. Rohm Mason hangs locker signs 3. 1978 V .ry Cheerleaders L ugh Anderson. Kem Whtie, Mary Ren haw, Liz Bucking- ham. Judy Blanton, Room Mason. Cerelle Brinson, Bridget Vrla 4. Varsity cheevlead' ers preparr-E310 lead l crowd in earcal ' 's W 1 K cheer ' W W 1 H 4 -s - K ,V r M .,,.. ,msn i ts-fu... - ka v em . ...,. .... 0 , Varsitv Cheerleaders M x X Q, -A ' M- c9,x 1 2. 4. 6. 1. Bridget Vrla leads the junior class in cheer. 2. Cheerleaders lead yell during Bearcat scrim- mage. 3. Varsity Cheerleaders lead fans in chant. 4. Judy Blanton gives us an example of Danny Wilson's sleeping attire during Pep Rally skit. 5. Mary Renshaw leads the sophomores in Are the Mustangs gonna win? 6. Leigh Ander- son Ieads fight song at beginning of Pep Rally. Varsity Cheerleaders - W ff 4 il' 2. l il, --Q-....,,... 1. Mary Renshaw, Robin Mason and Liz Buckingham per- form a Halloween skit. 2. One of SHS's own Squatty Body cheerleaders. 3. Mary Renshaw leads cheer during downtown pep rally. 4. Cerelle Brinson leads the sopho- mores in Friday pep rally. 5. Kim White performs gymnas- tic skit with the help of Billy Bob Boy, Niles Gallion. 58 f Varsity Cheerleaders 1 . limi.. '--Q, 'un-...A 4. A fs Billy Bob Boys Escort Mascot, Assist Cheerleaders -A1 The Billy Bob Boys, kept an active schedule this year by escorting our mascot, Billy Bob, during pep rallies, games and parades. They also help to encourage spirit, assisted the cheerleaders in performing stunts, leading cheers, and put ting up signs. The Billy Bob Boys are also the official flag runners at each football ga me. Sponsor was Assistant Principal Mr. Charles Byler 1. Billy Bob Boys Doug Rogers, Creig LeBlanc, and John Sandridge help Varsity Cheerleaders lead yell. 2. Doug Rogers prepares to throw football into the stands. , W.. -.. xl 5 .. ' B ' 'il' B if' 1978 Billy Bob Boys: Kneeling - Bruce Alford, Ralph Renshaw, John Sandridge, and Doug Rogers. Standing - Creig LeBlanc and Niles Gallion. Billy Bob Boys - 59 ff 60 'NY U u I Ii 1 . Cv: B , 2. 3. .QQ 1. Cheerleaders and Billy Bob Boys lead crowd in Bearcat locomotive. 2. Bruce Alford leads Freshmen. 3. Billy Bob Boys take break from cheering and watch - Billy Bob Boys ..-,Mums K we ,ml 5. pares yard sign for David Batchelor. fi? ,.l E 3 Q 2. 'N in yi , H T 3 V if 5 i ' , 33 . 3 'J . 2 ii 3 P lk if 1 X .Q rl Q 1 X Q0 ni 5 we .... 4. r 1. Flalph Renshaw watches action from side- lines. 2. John Sandrige leads freshmen in Gim- mie a B . 3. Judy Blanton, John Sandrige, Robin Mason and Ralph Renshaw lead students in Maroon and White. 4. Robin Mason, Bruce Alford and Bridget Vrla prepare yard signs. 5. John Sandrige, Mary Renshaw, Briget Vrla and Flalph Renshaw discuss plans for next cheer. Billy Bob Boys - 6 JV Cheerleaders Bolster Teom Dedicated and enthusiastic, the SHS JV Cheerleaders generated spirit among the many fans at the JV Football and Basketball games, Pep rallies, and Varsity Football Games. The Cheerleaders attended D.C.A. Cheer- leader camp at the University of Dallas and received several first place awards. They practiced every day after school for two hours, working on new cheers, gymnastic stunts, and planning each weeks activities. The Cheerleaders were also responsible for decorating the J.V. lockers, and houses, decorating the field for JV games, and help- ing the varsity cheerleaders at home games. The JV cheerleaders are Cynthia Ren- shaw, Sharon Baldermann, Kristi Hase, Malinda McKee, Nancy Pickins and Cynthia Tracy. Sponsor for the J.V. Cheerleaders was Miss Joquita Nix. 2. 1. Nancy Pickens, Cynthia Renshaw, Kristi Hase, and Sharon Balderman cheer on Bearcat J.V.'s. 2. Kristi Hase and Nancy Pickens per- form yell to crowds during time out. 3. 1978-79 J.V. Cheerleaders Kristi Hase, Nancy Pickens, Sharon Baldermann, Cynthia Renshaw, and Malinda McKee. - Junior Varsity Cheerleaders t F 1 ,f -- V , . ' .asm f 4 2-mi. N , iixv My - vw :fa q-' , ,W . . . ..:.., ' it Z' in-i Freshmon Cheerleaders Boost White Spirit There was never a dull moment as Fresh- man Cheerleader sponsor, Mrs. Karen Kays stated. They were a good group of cheerlead- ers. They were a very dedicated and hard working group of girls. Members of the Freshman White Cheerlead- ers this year were Jackie Driscoll, Kathy Fogle, Lori Bednarz, Sisie Buck, Sharon Smith, and Sharon Konkle. They cheered at all football and basketball games and made locker and stadium signs, along with cookies for the Freshman White players, members also assisted the Varsity Cheerleaders at Friday night home games. 1. 1978-79 Freshman 1 White Cheerleaders f Sharon Smith, Sharon 2. Sharon Konkle leads freshman White fans in 'AGO Team Go . 3. Suzie Buck and Kathy Fogle lead yell at home game. 4. Sharon Smith, Sharon Konkle, Laurie Bednarz, Kathy Fogle, Jackie Driscoll and ' ' Suzie Buck lead Bear- cat locomotive 6 S 1 NS' Kathy Fogle, Jackie ' 'tt L 2 Q f A 64 - Freshman White Cheerleaders +Q,f,., Lgkx t 1 9. .Q -H. ev ,za , +ve, .a , , tg H N N 55 36 f Driscoll, Lori Bednarz, 'fl - it . . 4- W' A ' Konkle and Suzie Buck. ' J tllt ' X, F' 4 1 H I if nthusiasm Runs High Winning ribbons and awards for both best original cheers and spirit, the Freshman Maroon Cheerleaders lead cheers at all Fresh- man football and basketball games. They also made locker signs, and baked cookies for the players, along with assisting the Varsity Cheer- leaders. Freshman Maroon Cheerleaders included Rhonda McCollum, Brenda Hicks, Debbie Fleming, Brenda Melton, Linda Harris and Cindy Martin. All agreed that they learned leadership and sportsmanship from their par- ticipation in school activities. The cheerleaders attended the University of Dallas camp during July and a one day camp at the Cotton Bowl in November, where they won an Outstanding group award. 1. Brenda Melton leads cheers during Freshman game. 2. Brenda Hicks leads yells during Freshman Pep Rally. 3. Freshman Maroon Cheerleaders top, Brenda Hicks, Deb- bie Fleming and Brenda Melton, bottom, Rhonda McCollum, Cindy Martin and Linda Harris. 4. Cindi Martin leads Freshmen during Pep Rally. N . ' , lel' 7 ,fl vsp. Sgr ' l A . . if W 4, , 4. Q, . 4 3' Freshman Maroon Cheerleaders - Bearcats Suffer First Disappointing Season in Four Years Sherman Bearcats suffered their first losing season in four years. The 'Cats ended the sea- son with a disappointing 3-7 season record and a 2-6 district record. Over the past three years the 'Cats compiled a 25 game winning streak, the longest in Texas. The 'Cats biggest problem of the season was the turnovers. The Bearcats placed two players on the sec- ond team all district squad, like Defensive back Gary Whittield and Danny Wilson. The 'Cats not only had their first losing season in four years but they also lost their head coach and athletic director Tommy Hudspeth. Coach Hudspeth compiled a total record of 56-24-6 while at SHS. NTT 3'1 W ,., bf ' . , . 1,g,g, First Row L-R: Chris Rockins, Charles Douglas, Fred Stephens Joe Jacobs Victor Locke Gerald Hughes Ronnie Hudnall Richard Byler Travis Bednarz, Steve Moreland, Robin Gatewood, Second Row Craig Keel Trainer D D Hudson Kenneth Phelps George Conway Michael Everett, Earl Brownlow, Victor Walford, Steve Allen Jimmy Neal Jeff Wilson Gary Shaw Don Matthews Gary Whitfield Third Row David Williams, Rene Aguirre, Managers, Kenneth Jackson Raymond Polk Danny Wilson David Batchelor Steve Bledsoe Rod Balderman, David Shoulders, Sheldon Patton, Mark Richards Joe Loe Danny Stout Fourth Row Cirenthian Patterson Gregg Scruggs James Grihin, Roy Wilson, Grey Stogner, Ricky Barker, Jackie Huntsman Tim Dooley Bo Pennell Jim Clark Greg Pratt Varsity Football Irving Rallies Post 'Cots The Bearcats opened the season with a home game against the Irving Tigers. The Bearcats jumped off to an early lead, and it seemed as though the Cats would continue their winning streak. The Cats held a 13-O lead at the half but missed an extra point following a touchdown in the second quarter turned out to be the 'Cats downfall. The Tigers rallied in the second half to defeat the 'Cats 14-13. 4. 1. Jeff Wilson and Raymond Polk tackle Irving running- back. 2. Roy Wilson makes a high flying leap to intercept an Irving pass. 3. Bearcat defenders Jeff Wilson, Danny Wilson, and David Shoulders stop Irving drive. 4. Coaches Bobby Rexrode, and Jerry Cantrell call signals from the sidelines. Varsity Football- 67 Plono Overcomes 'Cots 24-O The Sherman Bearcats and the Plano Wildcats hooked up in a game of defense at John Clark Stadium in Plano. ln the past, the Bearcat-Plano game has been very close, but this year the Bear- cats fell short, and the Wildcats won the game, 24-O. The 'Cats offense was never a factor in the game. Plano ran a total of 39 plays in the first half alone. The Cats could only manage 128 total yards, while the defense held Plano to only 199. The 'Cats had a total of five turnovers in the game. f' ,, ..,,,. , 9 t 'K . sa. f' H ,fr as -- 3' .... ' 3, 3 . . . 4' 1. Bearcat players run onto the field in preparation for P game. 2. The Bearcat defense holds Plano. 3. Travis Bed- - narz inspires teammates from sideline. 4. Offensive line- men, David Batchelor, Danny Stout, Jimmy Neal and Vic- tor Walford come off the field after Bearcat turnover. Varsity Football . .,.., I K VA sm' ff- 4 . f' ,gk we lx xg! 412. , WP' -2- 'inf wil -i .FY :M Q N . lv 11 Murphy's Low Holds True for 'Cots The Sherman Bearcats got a first hand look at Nlurphy's law when they took on the Lake Highlands Wildcats. The 'Cats turned the ball over four times and allowed Lake Highlands to score on the turnovers. The game started out in a spectacu- lar fashion, Lake Highlands returned the opening kickoff 90 yards for a touchdown, but it did not take the 'Cats long to retaliate. Kenneth Jack- son returned the very next kickoff 87 yards for the Sherman touchdown, making the score 7-7 with only a min- ute ofthe game gone. The 'Cats led at halftime, but sec- ond half turnovers gave Lake High- lands the 35-25 victory. af , l5 ' 'A 3. 1. Grey Stogner shuts down Lake Highlands running game. 2. Raymond Polk runs through Wildcats defense. 3. Victor Walford and Danny Stout put the crunch on Wildcat player. 4. David Batchelor watches action from sidelines. Varsity Football - 69 Eagles Take Advantage of Bearcats Mistakes The Sherman Bearcats lost their fourth game ofthe season to the Richardson Eagles in Richardson. The Eagles coming into the game at 4-0 were at the top of the district. The Eagles took advantages of the Bear- cats mistakes to win the game 31-12. I t 7 Q 3. 4. 1. The Defensive duo of Mike Everett and David Shoulders stop Eagle back. 2. Jeff Wilson, Sheldon Patton, Don Matthews, and Rod Balder- mann stop Richardson Rusher. 3. Sheldon Patton stops an Eagle player it on the run back. 4. Greg Pratt, Mark Richards, and Jeff Wilson stop ...Sf . M., 1 . 'Q oftense. 5.08 Ricky Barker gains vital yardage. ' in rio- V. M -4? K 'www' K N Varsity Football .. WWW N1 T' 2, -1 f Mm. ll J MQ: . at-Tx ? ,Q Q 'xv 5' 4 i . bf ' ati tg! I J X 4' ' 1 ' .. ' . 9 o sa Q -t W9 Q..- . 11 l Q25 -fs in I QQ 1. W i .yr -.L-FC' 1 . K, tis- -. 2. S- 2. it-als' .14 3. Axe Is Home lo Sfciy Bearcats Win 24-17 The Sherman Bearcats and the Denison Yellow Jackets met in Bearcat Stadium for the Battle of the Ax. The Cats jumped off to an early lead in the first quarter when Earl Brownlow went over from the 15 yard line to cap a 85 yard drive. The Jackets added a field goal in the second period making the score 7- 3. After a Sherman fumble, Denison connected on a 29 yard pass to make the score 10-7. David Batche- lor kicked a 26 yard field goal and fullback Raymond Polk scored on a 31 yard touchdown run. The Cats scored once again in the fourth period to defeat the Jackets 24-17. 1. Sheldon Patton stops Jackets offensive drive. 2. Chris Rockins gains yardage with the blocking help of David Batchelor. A3. Danny Wilson makes a high flying attack at Denison OB, with David Shoulders assisting on side. 4. Earl Brownlow runs past Jacket defenders. ini, if Wt ff 'Q 4. Varsity Football - S. 72 Greenville Rolls Post Becircots 42-7 The Cats traveled to Greenville for their sixth game of the season. Greenville, not expected to be a factor in the district 13-4A, had already compiled a 7-0 record. The Lion's speed was too much for the Cats as the Lions outran Sherman 42-7. The Cats could only manage 135 yards rushing, while Greenville wound up a total of 349. The Bear- cat's only touchdown came with three minutes left in the game when reserve quarterback, Richard Byler engineered a 64 yard drive with Roy Wilson scoring on a two yard run. f , 5, . 'G N, ' l yyyrr . 4, ' 1. 1. Bearcat detense stopped Greenville from making valuable yardage. 2. Senior Kenneth Jackson goes long for a pass. 3. Earl Brownlow runs past Greenville defender. 4. Cirinthian Patterson stops Greenville wide receiver. 2. .,.,. N - Varsity Football 'r 4 W ' ' . 'gh ,vt 'W ivtmfie f 'W 1 . gd 'Y A47 almi- 2. ml F Q 51 'ff' .49-My' . 3. M' f W- 'r 'ef.q-Qlfmnuwx- -.ww e f ff .. -. , - 'Cots Grasp 37-7 Homecoming Victory Over Roms The Bearcats won their third game of the season by defeating the Berkner Rams on Homecoming Night 37-7. The Cats rushed for 303 yards and passed for 100 yards as Ricky Barker had his finest game of the season. The scoring started with five minutes left in the first quarter when Barker connected with split end, Kenneth Jackson, for a 75 yard touch- down. The key to the Bearcat victory was the absence of turnovers. The Cats' only mistake came with only six seconds left in the ball game. X. sss . lslf if 5. 1. Gary Whitfield runs through Berkner defense. 2. Dr. Coble tapes Junior Greg Pratt's hand. 3. Ricky Barker escapes through Berkner line. 4. Joe Jacobs tackles Berk- ner running back with th help of Gerald Hughes. 5. Jackie Huntsman and Mark Richards stop Ram B with Danny Stout coming in with assistance. Varsity Football - 73 -4-I-C0534 I-I-bw-lQO 1 Cats Face Tough Baffle Against Mustangs The J.J. Mustangs assured the Bearcats of a losing season by defeating the Cats 21-14. The victory over the Cats was the Mustangs first victory of the season. The Cats played a hard game, but it was capitalizing on Bearcat mistakes that won the game for Pearce. The Cats turned the ball over four times during a hard fought contest. 1. Greg Pratt watches defensive action from sidelines. 2. Quarterback Ricky Barker looks for opening. 3. David Shoulders, Greg Pratt, Danny Wilson, and Jeff Wilson stop offensive short. 4. Sheldon Patten comes off the field after tough defensive game. 5. Defensive coordinator, Ed Hunt, watches as clock runs out. xv 1. Q 4 Di it K.. 4 Q ' it A05 . K . .h 2. fw Q i t L - . ivy i Q, I .T ii - if .3 K 5 s tt . ' '.. kv . an 53 fs if 1: 9 af . R' - . - s Qh,, Lexar r.iF'., . M .s s fi. K '74 at bfi ' xx . st , lg ' X H KQL i my krij Q If 4 .Aff we 4. Bearcats Fall Against Scotties The Cats closed out the season at home against Highland Park. The Scotties, who were rated in the top ten for most of the season, were held in the first half by the stubborn Bearcat defense. However, the mistakes in the second half made all the difference in a 27-15 score. 1. Mike Everett tries to block kick. 2. Highland Park OB calls game play while Sherman defense prepares for action. 3. 'Cats offensive linemen stop Highland Park back after interception. 4. Ronnie Hudnall stops Scotties OB. 5. Raymond Polk blocks for OB Richard Byler. 'R' 3. 5. ' o. Varsity Football r-I-bw-IOO-ri -4-I-MJJD4 l I'DW-lCO'l1 -4-I-UJID4 76 l Bearcat Pride Runs High As most of you are aware, this was not the year of the Bearcats. They ended their season with a 3-7-O record, ending the 25 game winning streak the Cats had set in the previous three seasons. The Bearcats lost more than just football games this season. After 8 years with Sherman High School, Tommy Hudspeth resigned as Head Foot- ball Coach and Athletic Director. 31 ,gulf- may 4 ....,E'Ji'5 1 Bearcats fought a hard battle although their season was disappointing 2 Although score runs low Bearcats still keep heads high 3 Ricky Barkers pride runs high as he scores against Scotties 4 Bearcats show positive spirit before game Varsity Football Maybe the Cats didn't have their most successful season, and maybe they didn't have a lot going for them, but one thing they did have was their true Bearcat Pride. Pride to face the first losing season in five years, pride to face the losing of the 25 game winning streak, pride to face defeat, and to keep their heads held high. A tweeter- ., A s ,, , - 5- 4' 'I A -- 'Q - wit sq X 54 5- i - s. ga. 1. 2. . ,Mo-ff . ,gt-.vw ...H . kg 1' . .ak .f V .. It . A A ,P I , si' R We n 'ff Q A at 4' 1 A 1 A 'V W , at .... . A... 1 X . -: SV . f V . , - -. K, A ufupj' F' 'AM A 4 A ' 'B , 'A W x ,sw M5 was.. fr , '11 ' ' ,, Www,-5 ' New J 'iii r-. N1 3. if , W . . ' ' . I 1 1 s X Q 2 Cake. I V M A gt 1. af.. .- W,...5 tw .Q , - tr I JV's Post 2-6 District The Sherman High School Junior Varsity Foot- ball Team posted a 2-8 season and a 2-6 record for district. The Bearcats lost their first six games of the season before winning two straight games with Greenville and Pearce. The Cats lost their two remaining games to Berkner and Highland Park. Outstanding players for the J.V. Cats were Mark Mask, Jay Noble, Mikol Black, John Gudgel, Tommy Sexton and Billy Strong. . , F 5 v ttf-3' First Row L-R: Sam Henson, George Edmondson, Mike Elder, Randy Briscoe, Casey Harrison, Harry Fair Second Row: Lester Baldwin, Darrell Kelly, Billy Strong, Bill Majors, Jay Nobles, Greg Johnson, Third Row: Kenneth Moreland, Scotty Wright, Eric Heil, Joe Smith, Tom Perbetski, Jimmy Walker Fourth Row: Reggie Herod, Darryl Nelson, Tim Flome, Mark Mask, Mike Duncan, Mike Stewart Fifth Row: Russell Key, Mikal Black, Chip Pelly, Todd Downing, Kevin Thornton, Casey McKinney. Junior Varsity Football ' X. :gf fi5 y Y 1 . .fri W f4X , -nf ' -Y -wf 4. 1. Coach Carl Bailey looks on. 2. Defensive lineman stops SHS Mike Elder short. 3. Sherman gains from vital yardage. 4. Jimmy Walker looks for hole in strong defensive line. 5. Bearcat Scott Carter zeroes in on a quarterback. 78 - Junior Varsity Football L 2. 3. 5. .227 1 ' : 1 'ff I I 1 :,xg L W A K , SU 313- W l ui,-Q cQ.r3.'32 y 'A 1 iv Q' My S' ,I ff' ' 'Q 3 Ni- ,, -. h f R4 1 f' . ,A A 1 W-z,aw,:i-1 . 5 , 1h 7 riiwewfrsf if 1 M 41' Y ' ke. 4 , p or A ,M 'hw-1' ky. 32 - if 1 . ,,,,,,,....,s 5 3 we-,sean-21' 1 , is 2. 1. Cat Mark Mask, sacks Denton OB. 2. Edward Chappell Lester Baidwin, and Mike Elder stop Denton's running attack. 3. Chip Pelley, Sam Henson and Greg Johnson prepare for punt. 4. Casey McKinney returns kickoff. 5. JV's receive finai instructions before game. s it .. - ' is sei e w ffm V Qt, 4,LfxY,.v 1 . , -.nt ' R .2 . r Y , ' 'K ' N -up-...p ' ..t. S M518 3 5-1G,1'.'s if P . . ci! ,:,. ' J Q ag Xa -- 34 -r , , ,r - - ix 15 ' -is . K .- Q X, Y' N . I sis-f - ' STX ? 2 ' ' 1 o , X fs., 1 . ' eii' sessr 2 - .54 3. 'P- 5. Junior Varsity Football - 'Cots White Frosh Place Second in District The Sherman Bearcats Freshman White team finished second in district behind the Maroon team with a 7-2 record. The White team won four straight district games before losing to their fellow classmates. The Bearcats were led on offense by Benji Majors, Pete Hunt, and Russell Maine. The Defense was led by Craig Roberts, Randy Jonse and Greg Gittens. 1. Coaches Charles Templeton and Bruce Southerland decided on play for OB Pete Hunt. . .... Ita 'tti T sss. , ......,..,, .,,. in L A I I an 1 ... First Row L-R: Tony Hughes, Derek Jackson, Don Magnisk, Robe ert Fisher, Jim Russell, Second Row: John Thompson, Wesley Boren, Kenneth Hurly, Pete Hunt, Benji Majors, Third Row: Thomas Adair, Russell Maine, Kenneth Leflore, Brian Sisemore, Freshman Football 5 fm Craig Roberts, Randy Jones, Fourth Row: Chris Reynolds, Nathan Nash, James Bryant, Chris Ritchie, Edward Hatch Fifth Row: Charles Johnson, Billy Dorsey, Steve Strickland, Dewayne McKinney, Tim Morrow. I Q' :e.eg4,11Q.e. - -- Q, S- ii, -as Moroon Frosh Open Winning Seoson The Sherman Bearcats Freshman Maroon team finished at the top of the dis- trict with a 5-1-1 record and a 6-2-1 season record. The Maroon team was undefeated in their first four games of the season, before tieing the Greenville Lions. Offensive stand- outs for the team were Mike Honea, Jerome Holland, Kelly Riley, and Doug McKinney. Defensive standouts were James Jack and Larry McMillan. 1. Jerome Holland tries to escape from the White Team. l 1 H'- unvw ' K ., . G - J ----- an A l N IN all ' 6 ' se . ,, 'W 1 . A , - ,. ., . gpm, 1 b A - Q 3, ,, ...lm-.-. is W Q Mwwwn,W,,t.., . w , em.-mms mmnanmnewm 'N ' 'Q' 1 .. First Row L-R: Carl Jackson, Wade Riza, Larry McMillian, Ricky Duncan, Charles Hargrove, Greg Tankersly, David Smith, Second Row: Scott Prevett, Dan Howell, Mike Tucker, Mike Honea, Brad White, Harold Wagner, Jerry Thomas, Third Row: Kenneth Neely, Brad Mayer, Bruce Church, Chuck West, Jeff Rodaway, Ronnie Mulvaney, Eric Wilson Fourth Row: James Wilson, Bennie Emesy, Doug McKinney, Jerome Holland, Stan Thurman, Jerry Brooks, Billy Dexxey Fifth Row: Tommy Davis, Kevin Riley, James Jack, Scott Richards, Grey Foster. Freshman Football 81 Falls Shorty sss it re Gainesville Only Victory Navy The Sherman Bearcat Basketball team suf- fered a disappointing season by winning only one game. The only Bearcat victory came against the Gainesville Leopards mid-way into the season. The Cats finished the season with a 1-17 record. Key players for the Cats were seniors Terry A Tate and Grey Stogner. 9' 1. Steve Rice drives in for a layup. 2. Front Row L-R: Fred Bowen, Craig Reid, Gary Dutton, Scott Robinson, Eric Mackey, Steve Rice, Back Row: Terry Tate, Cyrus Wesley, Chris Hollister, Grey Stogner, John Conrad, Scott Mulholland, Coach Dick Swetnam. 82 - Boys Varsity Basketball Dribblers Season . . W 1. Terry Tate attempts a freethrow as Gary Dutton and Scott Robinson look on. 2. Terry Tate battles defenders for the rebound. 3. Grey Stogner attempts a jump shot. Boys Varsity Basketball- 83 1. Steve Rice eyes Colonel rebou nder. 2. Grey Stogner hits one from 20 ft. 3. Steve Rice attempts a jump shot. 4. Scott Robinson brings the ball down court for the Cats. ? Y .5 yy .fi 3. 84 - Boys Varsity Basketball If 4 - EW ,, 'HES 4. Ccgers Slumbleg Look To Next Year X . .4- Q' 39 I Q ...xr , ., 2::: '-...:.' Yr in + 1. l fun.-- - ,, Q 5 E X QQ, G ' Ea. .Sa A vii 2. fr t ,fr I ' 'G f l ,JP - ivvvnfwm X9 X JH 4. 1. Terry Tate attempts a layup as John Conrad and Grey Stogner look on. 2. Grey Stogner blocks Greenville shot. 3. Terry Tate scores two for the Cats. 4. Steve Rice drives to the basket. l 3. Boys Varsity Basketball - 85 Bearcats Set Sites Towards Next Year ,Av Pd, Q 6 1 1-:ra . 'v Q 'I-Q. ,BN 1. 2, 1. Cyrus Wesley attempts jump shot from 20 feet as Terry Tate looks on. 2. Grey Stogner shoots over the outstretched arms of an oppo- 86 - Varsity Basketban nent. 3. Grey Stogner engages in jump ball. 4. Gary Dutton brings the ball downcourt for the Cats. 5- A 5,-uf: Q lv inusvuvwv' if 52,3 V ' 1 fly' N--.XA W, f ff ' igyjg 1 1. 2. 4. 1. Cyrus Weasly drives to the basket. 2. Scott Mulholland defends the cats basket. 3. Scott Mulholland battles defender for the rebound. 4. Steve Rice and Gary Dutton leads the cats oftense. Boys Varsity Basketball 8 JV Seoson Ends in Disappointment The Sherman JV basketball team ended their season in a disappointing fashion. The Cats did not do well during the season but did well in the tournaments. The Cats par- ticipated inthe Sam Rayburn and The Royal Crown tournaments. The JV's were coached by Bill Estes. l 1. Jim Mitchell battles defenders as Pete Anderson i looks on. . 1. 2. Front Row LAR: Scott Rice, Bryan Booher, Pete per,Jim Mitchell, George Olson, Scott Charlton, Mark Anderson, Darryl Neely, David Haakinson, Back Row: Wood, Coach Estes. Lee Olmstead, Jefffooke, Robert Frost, Harold Har- 88 - Boys Junior Varsity Basketball ' ' 'N f--'-'eva' M-. A. ,.,: ..,... g . x ..., . . 2. 24 1. Pete Anderson scores from 15 ft. 2. David Haakinson passes to Jim Mitchell. 3. Reggie Hered drives for two. 4. George Olson attempts jumpshot. Boys Junior Varsity Basketball- JV's Shine in Tourncimenl Ploy Wf--- .. I QQ K' 1. Jerome Holland warming up before the game. 2. Reggie Herod breaks for a layup. 3. Jim Mitchell battles opponent for jumpball. 4. Pete Anderson brings the ball down the court for the Cats. 90 - Boys Junior Varsity Basketball giisml 30 -ef. W Q... s efe. .... . . we R' 6 ,vw jf' 1. Jim Mitchell shoots from the free throw line. 2. Charles Goodman out- stretches opponents. 3. Pete Anderson shoots from the outside. 4. David Haakinson is fouled during jumpball. Boys Junior Varsity Basketball- 91 CD-40W IO-ZCH -I-CDID4 I-r-Jaw-IMPIUDDW ff' Moroon Frosh Compile 16-O Seoson Record The Sherman Bearcat Freshman Maroon team finished the season in spectacularfashion. The Cats had a perfect 16-O record for the season and an 8-O district record. The Maroon team was outstanding all year. The team consisted of: Dan Howell, Tim Dowdy, Bruce Dotson, Mike Honea, Greg Gittens, Lee Olmstead, Jerome Holland, Scott Charlton, Doug McKinney, Dennis Jacobs, Pettie Hunt, and Randy Carter. The coach of the Maroon team was John Kras. 1. Freshman try for ball recovery. 2. Greg Gittens battles for the jumpball. 1. I TAT' YQ., in it Q .. ... I jffi , . . in , W ggi! '-Q 5 ,,f-g.Q 3. Boys Freshman Basketball K 0' Y QP .TQ gf ,ggie , - -Wf. zf- , Q A . 1,10 T 2 1. The Maroon Defenders defends against the White Team. 2. The Maroon Team is Mike Honea battles for the rebound. 3. Lee Olmstead drives for a layup against the White Team. 4. Greg Gittens scores two points on a layup. if ' T3 L .l yi is ,i ,.., f ,, r,... ,. .,,,, 5 .. ff? X Boys Freshman Basketball 93 Frosh Wrop Up Third in District Plciy gang 5 E .img -mmnmmu 1 w ww 1. The Sherman Bearcats Freshman White team ended their season in disappointment. The cats finished the season with 9-7 record finishing third in the district behind the Maroon team and Greenville. The team consisted of Ken Neely, Lester Hunter, Neal David, Richard Carter, Steve Rokins, Stan Thomas, Benga Major, Kevin Riley, Carl Jackson and Tommy Davis. The cats were coached by Brian McKamy. 2. 1. Stan Thomas drives past defender for a layup. 2. Kevin Riley and Ken Neely battle opponents forthe rebound. sq Lui. Qing' FW5' 4' fi . 3 94 - Boys Freshman Basketball 3 V3 2 .Aww M l ' M00 , I 'Q-ifff 3 V Q L: . 5 49 M.. er 0 . 1 . t Slflull QF' O xxx :wa u 6 - nur z U 'C 21: kffffl , ou 1 ' . 5 gs:-. n Y :wsu 2. 4. 1. Tommy Davis shoots from the freethrow line. 2. Benga Major shoots over the outstretched arms of an opponent, 3. Steve Roc- kins drives to the basket. 4. Carl Jackson attempts jumpshot as Ken Neely awaits the rebound. Boys Freshman Basketball- Girl Roundbollers End District With I I-15 Record The Sherman Bearkettes held on to a come from behind lead to beat the Greenville Lionettes 47-45. Juanita Campbell led the scoring with 23 points, while Ellen Wertz added 10. The Bearkettes lost to the Plano Wildcats 52-25. Campbell led the scoring with 10, Suprema Chaffin 7, and Dynette Gillian 4. The Bearkettes were defeated by the Pearce Mustangs 48-35. Camp- bell led the scoring honors with 16 points. Frances McKee led the defensive effort. The Bearkettes edged the Bonham Worriorettes 35-29. Juanita glampbell led the scoring with 16, followed by Gillian with 8 and Chaffin The Bearkettes dropped a 62-38 District game to the Wildcats. Lead- ing scorer was Karen Bishop with 13 points. Chaffin led the rebounding with 13 and Bishop added 6. The Bearkettes stomped the Denison Yellowjackets 61-30. Campbell led the scoring with 20 points, and Chaffin with 12. The Bearkettes downed the Wolf City Wolves 62-26, in the Leornard Tournament. Leading scorer was Campbell with 23 and Burrow with 2. Karen Bishop makes a clean pass over Bonham's defense. 3. Suprema Chaffin goes up for a high high-two. 4. Dynette Gillian concentrates before shooting a free throw. 'Si 5 524. ,SHC Girls Varsity Basketball ,..sPY a A Q PMN.. Ir, ? 4 6 x --:.: wwf ' K Isle- L 1. i ' --1 A 2. ,MW-K 3. W' 4. 5. 1. Sue Haakinson dribbles downcourt as Fiichardson's defender tries to stop her. 2. Juanita Campbell shoots a jumper while Suprema Chaffin goes in for the rebound. 3. Kathy Pierce breaks out, delense plays tight while Alicia Parker gets open. 4. Juanita Camp- bell has a clean iumpshot over Denison's. 5. Ellen Wertz shoots a jump shot while Denison's defense tries to side block. Girls Varsity Basketball- 97 is :.. Vkh. L gi. Q nuff' X iii' s 3 i mhh. 1 i 1 kvkk W A A m , ..,xA ,.b:.1E...5.Lgi . . f r .......---:M .. 3 ze i 2. 4. 1. Tammy Burrow goes up for two points and the Bearkettes victory against Denison. 2. Richardson defender cutoff Sue Haakinson. 3. Sue Haakinson and Keren Bishop cuts off Flichardson's Sherry LaDue's jump shot. 4. Sue Haakinson pulls down a rebound while Suprema Chaffin looks out and Alicia Parker looks on. - Girls Varsity Basketball , ,Mmm 3 1. 3. i 4. 1. Dynette Gillian shoots over Denison's defense, 2. Frances McKee fakes to Ellen Wertz C333 to pass to the post. 3. Juanita Campbell goes up for an easy two after stealing the ball. 4. Karen Bishop dribbles past two Bonham defenders. Girls Varsity Basketball- 99 Girls Experience Up ond Down Secison The Sherman Bearkette JV Basketball team had a district record of 7 wins and 7 losses, and a season record of 14 wins and 9 losses. Marilyn Campbell was high scorer with an average of 14 points per game. The JV's were entered in one tournament at Bonham. They beat Paris, Commerce, and Bonham and lost to the Berkner Rams in the championship to obtain a runner-up trophy. 1. V . W4 .wm.,.Wa..M, , ..,.,.,. ,M . 3. 1. Andy McKee shoots a free-throw. 2. Michelle Galley and Gwen- een Scruggs go unchallenged bringing the ball down. 3. Ruby Pope's fake draws the defense oft the Bearkette's offensive set- up. 100 - Junior Varsity Girls Basketball 1. 13 11 I MM 2. :':Q, LVYZVL A W 9? . ,A,: gl. . -s ,AH .W W, M..f 4. 1. JV Basketballer Andrea McKee attempts fast break lay-up while her teammates back her up. 2. Gwen Baker beats most of the Richardson defense down the court to get a quick bank shot. 3. Kerry Shea gets her jump shot over Richardson's defense. 4. Marilyn Campbell beats the defense and her teammates down the floor for an offside layup. Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Maroon Captures District Crown, White Takes Second The ninth grade girls Maroon team completed a success- ful season with a 12-1 record 8-O in district play. After an early season loss to Whitesboro the Maroon put together a 10 game winning streak. Despite a slow start the ninth grade girls White team fin- ished the season 5-3 in District placing them second in the district and 6 7 overall. Team play moving the ball down the court and getting it in the basket were the three major objec- tives facing the team. Development of the press was also emphasized 1 The 78 79 Maroon team were: L-R: Leslie Bean, Tracey Bell, Savella Blanton Michele Casey Sylvia Cooper Dhana Crawford, Natalie Mask, Jeannie McKee Rachelle Flostyne Janie Suter, Sue Wells, and Frances Gaines 2 The 78 79 White team were: L-Fl: Tammy Anderson, Mary Bller, Ravonda Bowen Donna Craddock Leslie Duckworth, Caroline Edmonson, Cindy Franks Kay Grisham Debra Guess Paula Guess, Marilyn Hughes, Ida Johnson Debra McNeese Felicia Mask and Carla Guess. 3. Michele Casey goes up for two as Donna Craddock tries to get the rebound. 4. Maroon s Sue Wells is trapped by White teammates Paula Guess, Ftavonda Bowen and Cindy Franks. 5. Paula Guess and Sylvia Cooper watches for the ball during the Maroon and White game. 4 53 t f ft Q . . Z ,E I, 4 ' . ' , ' rr' I 1. 102 Freshman Girls Basketball in 8 .yt,, K -we -s QW E- ,lex F Q, H . .. --. .. l wrt 3 1 . as , x REM' . ik R 1l::. .. 4' s QR Qi an' 1. J' Z V B' ,,,,, ,,,. 2. Q . 1 ai 'N-we 3. - ..,, .. 4. 1. White team member Carla Guess outjumps Jeannie McKee. 2. White's Carla Guess is trapped by Maroon's Michele Casey. 3. White's Carla Guess tries to take the ball from Maroon's Jeannie McKee. 4. Maroon's Dhana Crawford outjumps white's Tammy Anderson. 5. Maroon's Michele Casey in surrounded by white's Carla Guess and Donna Craddock. 104 Slogan Proves Spikers Success Together We'll Win , the SHS Volleyball team slogan, was the formula for the success of the team this year. Leading setters were Karen Simmons and Lori Burrus, out- standing spikers were Linda Kil- lion, Robin Maine, Robette Mason, and Marilyn Campbell. Reserve players Robin Riley and Jami Love contributed greatly to the success of the team. In the double-round-robin play, the Bearcats won from Highland Park, Berkner, Green- ville, Denison and Richardson. They lost to Pearce, Plano, and Richardson. They played well in the East Texas State and Dun- canville tournaments, and won the Mansfield tournament. 1 . 1. Complete concentration makes Jami Love's forearm pass perfect. 2. Linda Kil- lion gets spike through two blockers. 3. Marilyn Campbell spikes the ball past a Denison blocker. 4. The 1978 Bearcat volleyball team wins first place at Mans- field tournament. Team members included, L-R - Karen Simmons, Bob- bette Mason, Lori Burrus, Linda Killion, Robin Maine, Marilyn Campbell, Robin Riley, and Jami Love. Coach Allieree Clark, and Manager Donna Strohl. - Varsity Volleyball W wi fr- 6 l lf? I' .,, Q ygf ' S U Q. ' fx. .1 4. -nun '31 1 1. Slide, Lori Burrus, Slide! 2. Flobin Maine and Bob- betfe Mason received all-tournament team at Mans- field. 3. Linda Killion blocks ball from Denison spiker. 4. Robin Maine nullifies a Lake Highlands hit. 5. Linda Killion saves spike from offensive team. Varsity Volleyball - 105 Spikers Break Ground Winsg Stack U 1-1 Dis The Sherman Bearcat Volleyball team opened the season with a real spiking start by whipping High- land Park 15-1 and 15-O. Leading spikers were Robin Maine with 7, Bob- bette Mason 4, Marilyn Campbell 3, and Linda Kil- lion 1. Outstanding setters were Lori Burrus and Karen Simmons. The Bearcat Volleyballers downed the Berkner Rams 15-7, 9-15, and 13-6. Robin Maine was the top spiker with Karen Sim- mons leading in sets. Linda Killion and Karen Simmons were top ser- vers. The Bearcat Volleyball team lost to the Plano Wild- cats 14-12 in an 8 minute time limit and 15-9 in the second game. Top spikers were Robin Maine, Bobbette Mason, and Marilyn Campbell. Top setters were Lori Burrus and Karen Sim- mons. The Sherman Bearcat Volleyball team tell to 1-1 in District 13-4AAAA when the Pearce Mustangs took 15-12 and 15-3 match wins over the Varsity. Pearce won the District by defeating the Richard- son Eagles to win the District 13-4A. 1. Lori Burrus bumps the ball to win the game. 2. Linda Killion side bumps the ball to a defender that can't return a hit. 3. Robin Maine spikes the ball over two Highland Park defensive play- ers. 106 - Varsity Volleyball With Big trict Record 2. 3. . 4 . ,Y i 1 i S so s UQ. 'l . ff 'G 2. 1. Marilyn Campbell spikes ball low to defenders. 2. Bobbette Mason's deadly spin wins point. 3. Linda Killion concentrates on the ball. 4. Linda Killion spikes the ball over two defenders which can't be picked upfor a return. 'O W if JV Spikers Stress Basics lmproving basic skills was the primary objective of the Junior Varsity volleyball team for the 1978 season. The importance of team play was also stressed. The J.V.'s played in the R. L. Turner and the Plano tournaments, losing to Plano in consolation play. In district, the team took wins over Highland Park, Plano, Berkner, Greenville, and Lake Highlands, they lost to Pearce, Denison, Lake Highlands, Plano, and Richardson. 'Skill 1. 1. Members of the team are from L-R - Shonnie Merck, Becky Pate, Karrie Knight, Laurie Pfeiffer, Andrea McKee. Back Row L- R - Manager, Becky Bledsoe, Tonda Cox, Pam Briscoe, San-Dee Gray, Gweneen Scruggs, Teresa Moravec and Coach Carrie Bar- ron. 2. Laurie Pfeiffer bumps the ball for a smooth set. 3. Andrea McKee fakes opponents with a clean set up. 108 - JV Volleyball 9.....m...,... -4... .... ,,,,.,,.. Q I V 2. I ,.., . 3. 40 35 if ,,........--- 51733 Q! 5 5'S, x..- fifi if N! D2 IQ f flLg:L Q figfx 5 S Q K A J -Al: ,mg 5' .earl . ,.,,,,.......----1 1. 3, .5, ji J 9 Q-xg, ei Q' Wirphi , . ... ,W I Q . .QV x' Kia' N. .. Q4 s i o , . , f 5 I Wi ,o Wg? ,, :E 3 iw X XR 'V 1 r it , 34 4. F .,:':, .5 1 f ki i -f N 4 E p o -33:2 'gif x is 110 - Bearcat Sport Honors isbn SHS Ranks 2' Top in Honors Opposite Page: 1. Bobbett Mason was named outstanding girl in Track. 2. Robin Maine, outstanding girl in Volleyball. 3. Honorable mention All District Football, Danny Stout, last year's All District offensive lineman, Grey Stogner, Sheldon Patton and Raymond Polk. 4. All District Second Team: Danny Wilson. 5. This year's outstand- ing tracksters, Kenneth Jackson, Raymond Polk, Gary Whitfield, and Archie Reed. This Page: 1. Outstanding in Boys Basketball, All District honorable mention Grey Stogner and Terry Tate. 2. Most Outstanding Trackster forthe last three years, Kenneth Jackson. 3. Outstanding Basebal- lers, all of which were All District last year, Danny Stout, Jacky Huntsman, and Sheldon Patton, who was also All District his Sophoe more year. 4. Janet Price as SHS's most outstanding tennis player Bearcat Sports - 111 Soccer Opens With Slow Seoson 1. 2. .. , ,..,, 1, 4' Sf ,. Il ' Y 1 Q 5 - ,,,,,,,1l21urf ' ing 4 3. 1. Karl Carlilse makes a good play. 2. Todd Whisenaut lines up the long to John Jarvis waiting in the wings. 3. Top Row L-R: Thomas Perbetsky, Casey Harrison, Bryan O'Donley, Coach Charles Templeton, Jeff Jones, Roger Alford, Werner Salwey, Bottom Row L-R: Fran- cisco Armador, Steve Armstrong, Ralph Renshaw, Frank Fallon, Mickey Grady, Mike Wortham, Todd Whisenant, Randy Shoulders. 112 - Varsity Soccer J 1. Roger Alford prepares the long bomb. 2. Cats go on offense after the broncos scores. 3. John Jarvis steals the ball from the broncos. 4. Cats makes a good defensive play. 5. Werner Salwey challenges broncos. New P wi , ggi? 'Q J QQ. fzf51...?X:'fW .M fee., - -a Q iw rx . .. . 3 A I J h g Q Q 2 as .,.,,,. u IFHOC CD -4-I-CDID4 4 m -1 Q. -'Z 5 Q I 5 4 X 5... -v w I F P sv H-Hu. - mv aww i bk.. i 1. The Cats battle Denton in the snow. 2. The Cats pre- pare to go on offense. 3. Bobby Jackson Chico Ale- man and Karl Carlisle joke around before start game. 4. Bobby Jackson drives the Cats down field. 114 - Varsity Soccer 4' ..,. . -Q iw .. . M ::'i' Q . was - 1... 1. SUS w SNS 3. vw T .Q-Q. 2. .4 MQ 'Q S X95 fa if Soccer Hos Young Buf Determined Tecim in 1979 QYM 4. 'I I I 5. 1. John Jarvis is congratulated after scoring a goal. 2. Cats pre pare to go on offense. 3. Floger Alford bumps a Bronco as Frank Fallon calls instruction. 4. Francisco Armader prepares to move the ball down field. 5. Werner Salvey comes after a loose ball. Varsity Soccer IFHCTCTOCD -4-I-CDID4 IO-ZCH 116 J.V. Soccer Goins Recognition f .... . Ja N' 'M 'W U . . ,, . ' ,f,,,t..-at Q4 5,11 .T , 3' ' 5 2 f-if f , Q ' :F 'ia' , Q, ' - if f, , .J W .gguf , . 51 fm 1 er in . x .' ,, A , - 'Qcc ' FFIT-wiv' 'fy' ,1 ,.' V .e-ng S , if . ,H-'is' 1. Greg Foter defenses goes against Plano. 2. Brett Brewster practices his toe-pop as uck Vestal sprints back to defend. 3. 4, Scott Prevatt battles a Denton player for the ball. 'fp' -5' 3. ..j, if Y, V J.. 1-f ii -omg T- 'E M ,Q ' :..,j1- .Q , . 'iflu M., ff as c 4 N , V Q.:-1- 4. Top Row L-R: Danny Alford, Scott Prevatt, Chuck Vestal, Mike Tucker, Robert Fisher, Jim Fallon, Kirk Bennet, Jeff Bledsoe, John Allevato, Jeff Rodney, John Tornpson Bottom: Ken LeFlore, Greg Foster, Paul Hasting, James Adams, Brett Brewer, Mike Richmond, Jeff Franklin, Keith Rice. Junior Varsity Soccer it . .Q .1 ins ' 2 3 .' 4' A 8 if Q V ,A 4. - W, 3 -. llill i iw Q s V . ,jj 5 Q qw, if , 1 . .,., A I l 3 . nf 5. J ' J J'-,ff 6. 1. Danny Alford prepares a push pass. 2. Paul Hastings takes ball from an opponent. 3. Paul Hastings dribble pass Broncos. 4. John Tompson makes a good defensive play. 5. John Tompson outraces a Bronco. 6. Kevin Aiby prepares to blow an easy goal against Plano. Junior Varsity Soccer -- 117 IFHOOOGD -4-l-GDIJPC IO-ZCH XO!!!-I CD-4OW Bec1rcctTrcuck Builds Strength 1 Jlmmy Walker hurls discus during Friday practice 2 Danny run daily mule Wilson practoces putting the shot 3 Members oi the varsity track 118 Boys Track w X J ! , ft - 'W 3, . E ., . . y Q y , 4. A ' 1 59 , Y ' 'Q' ' .. z..--F L t 1. 2. 4' Z 6 LW sk I ,4 1 ...f Jackson Takes Trocks Honors 2. 4. 1. Track Coach Bill O'Brien discusses field events with Charles Jacobs. 2. Track members practice throwing the discus. 3. Freshman track members take a break during practice. 4.Eddie Hatch practices discus hurling techni- que. 5. Gregg Scruggs warms up in preparation for high pump. Boys Track - 119 X033-I CD-COW X O P I -'I CD -4 O T I I - -e J ' 0 I T . ,1'Q-if-ti' 52 . . it fi' Q - 'T ' N 9' 1 , ' f 1 ' N T W--e--A-We-'s 4 ' ' if vt' 'T Q14 1, ' ' 5 f L4 ' i .fm -r. ff , J- .55 Q T Q , . zwibyf ' W t ix T X- ' , Va ,V I Y ex N '- l93lr214,6aT, 3' , I W 7 -'f'-:gp H X ' 4, - 4 '. ' 'T-4 ' H T 4 , 5 M5 ' F 4 I , , T , .,.,,, if x I ' ti Q 11 F N 'Q 4' r an 1 ' ' X Q95 X 41 , V' V' - . , ,. :xii f i rf-. T F T 'A V' , g . T jx , , Y Q Tx X. Q ' M WWW' - ' 'f 1 1 A' . f E .4 f A, ,Q Trocksrers Hugh In Performance 'Wav-L Kwok- 1LX C S th A. fn 'Him -ir I if A M I an A a . J- . Q .ikkagfk b KL .Vw W .cp ,. nl x f,:lLt1:,.X..fi5v ncssky 1 BIIIY Strong runs mule to get an shape for area track meet. 2. Kenneth Jackson and Gary Whitfield practice passing off the baton.3. Track team warms up before dauly drnlls 4 Track team prepares for meet. 120 Boys Track 1 1 Q 1 K ' 1 'S , Improved Efforts By Track Team Encouraging End: Mason Most Outsfanding W 5 x dk A ,. 1 2 3 S qi 1. Andrea McKee works on the shot put. 2. Ellen Wertz jumps rope for part of her conditioning. 3. New weight machine to be used in track program. Girls Track - 12 5 ri l i 5 2. 122 - Girls Track Q . 3. xl x xx ,nkk K 0 5. XXX. . 4. 1. Girls loosen up before they get to the real workout. 2. Senior, Bobbette Mason, 4 year letterman, won first at SHS track meet. 3. Ruby Pope practices block strategy. 4. Frances McKee and Gweneen Scruggs practice handoffs. Rebuilt Tennis Team Finds New Identity -f 1 ft' fr 5 f W I i 1. 2. f.':f1!1f:ffffgfig 3. .ii s -4 xl as i 2 4. 1. Mark Reynolds follow through on the backhand. 2. Nancy Smith con- centrates on her forehand. 3. Janet Price shows her serving form. 4. Jay Ntrthcut demonstrates his back swing. Bearcat Tennis 123 , V my , fs.: . Q..-.., - Rx ., -. 3. 1. Karen Seals displays her serving technique. 2. Don Keene practices on the serve. 3. Kristen Taylor concentrates on perfect- ing the backhand. 4. Doug Price keeps his eyes on the ball after the serve. 124 - Bearcat Tennis 'W . 2,29 i S S 2. . je ' ,ef ', W .W Vrhf is 4. 1. Karen Seals perfects the overhand swing. 2. John Miller Man- ager. 3. David Spears return the serve with a backhand. 4. Steve Jackson concentrates on the ball. Bearcat Tennis - 126 Hordbollers Ccitch Pennant Fever V -in -1 4 . wwf. . l 'A' ' - .., f. eeee ' ,. U ' , .. WR 0 KW V 'Y' 54 . 'M 'V 5 y 2 dig ft W .,,,,. f- f N93 .fa Z ,V ',, 6.5: are ik R' in f Mfr if H 1--Q? 9 . b ' , .' int ' ..,A 1 I I A V , vp ' J V. .W l- 2. is CS'-3 'S' ,V if . Q1 .8-fry, lg: . V if V' 3 1. Danny Stout catches line drives in center field. 2. Sheldon Patton practices batting techniques. 3. 1979 Baseball Team, Front row, L-R: Sheldon Patton, Jimmy Neal, Mark Hutcherson, Ricky Barker, Craig Reid, Back Rowg Ricky Fountian, Tommy Shea, Mark Rexrode, Jacky Huntsman, Danny Stout and Niles Gallion. - Bearcat Baseball B E A R C A T B A S E B A L L 'Q I , ,fx L, , ti it l . :wa fm., ,'L.l',,t, . wi 5 Tig- 'f'?'f ' fywgi' W 4. 1. Jerry Thompson learns to control chip shot. 2. John Sandridge follows through with swing, 3. Bret Clark demonstrates full con- trol. 4. William Bell contacts on hitting the ball. Golf - 129 5' if awsixi-.t U! o if i l 130 Golfers Close Season, Look to Next Year A ! aEQak 'iTvr-we -NA' aw 9, SWF ,,,...fn- 1 Scotty Shoemaker polushes has golf swung 2 Roy Franks prac R Roy Franks, John Casmedes, John Sandridge, Scotty Shoe tlces keeping has eye on the ball 3 1979 Golf team members L maker and Bret Clark Golf I I , X . ' -V - Vwwrt .t,,,1, , or t we r e Q. at ,K t th , W 1 A E, ,, 4 5, W Q Vi V I ' t' r K f ' ,1 , . I .. t , . .? K K 1 - if--Ov . , .. LQ Ly ' 5 fn k .-,gf k 5 t ,K 5 V 5 . Sports rn Retrospect sth-Un! a K. .. AS' at-........,. The Sherman High School Alma Mater Hail to the Bearcats, Hats off to you. Ever you'll find us Loyal and true. Firm and undaunted Always we'll be. Hail to the school we love Here's a toast to thee. Sports i 3 4. 1. Miss Gene Loop shows correct form for holding up door frame. 2. Members of the SHS Flagbearers show support during Pep Rally. 3. Les Richardson receives singing valentine from members of the choir. 4. Linda Connor and David Batchelor discuss history assign- ment. 5. A penalty is called and a flag is thrown as Bearcat 325 makes a touchdown. 132 E School Life AW. W 1 2. 1u 'an '54 4 1 if Y Q Q, a 1 5. 4. 1. Senior of '79 shows his Bearcat spirit. 2. Robin Gatewood relaxes on bench. 3. Judy Blanton shows her usual enthusi- asm. 4. Vickie lngham amuses students in the commons by blowing giant bubble. 5. Clifford Briscoe embraces his daugh' ter, Margie after receiving Homecoming Queen. School Life - 133 K 1 . ,1 ,f rf it ' V . 1 fs .1 5 it X ' 5 i y wired! 'W W L-1. . H i' 6 2. .W-M 2. sm A A , ' El e if B tt fi-es- K 1 num 3 gs, . W F 3. 4. 1. Two returned kickoffs make an interesting scoreboard with only 27 seconds played in the game. 2. Members of Mu Alpha Theta set up Christmas tree to brighten the mood of anxious SHS students. 4. Betsy Sollene and Elisha Pine work on office records. 5. New members of the Hi-Steppers sing their Hi-stepper song to entertain students in the commons. 134 School Life ,4 if f. . X. x I.. 5 1? 'tif' 1Zfiitiir't We 'sf NX I at Q 5 4' L when s .ff 4 'A 5 ,,,,,. .4 V . as in. pro 5,,,,,, ...mar 4 T' A 'Q ff' 3: li 1. 2. 1. Scott Robinson and Jeff Wilson enjoy Sen- ior Class Christmas party. 2. Flosalynn Oli- vares studies debate articles. 3. Mrs. Carrie Barron gives final instructions before beginv ning of game. 4. Billy Gurley shortens board paneling for building trades houses. 5. Mr. Larry Howeth conducts Concert band during concert. School Life - 135 . il 1. Members of Coach WorIey's government class take a break from classroom activities. 2. Loyal SHS students show support during Pep Rally. 3. Ricky Cooper is caught off guard by staff photographers. 4. Lisa Belew, media assistant takes a break from regular duties to catch up on some reading. School Life wg. Aw si-Q, ft' Q, syn-A. Qi E . 5. 1. SHS student suddenly faces the reality of the 20 mile an hour speed limit before the beginning of school. 2. Senior twirler Susan Gudgel performs to the music of the Maroon Marching Machine. 3. Members of the band practice sight reading for UIL Contest. 4. Carol Snipes very bravely consents to donating blood. 5. Angie Koschelew takes a break from the cafeteria and enjoys a Kentucky Fried Lunch. School Life - 1. 2. 4. 2. Sophomores enjoy themselves at sophomore Christmas party. 3. Lance Erwin checks over ad contracts. 4. Josh, a rock group entertains student body. 5. Kathy Pierce takes walk along beach. 138 - School Life !22f1Eif:fl5.. . fl' K :iii-S2'?s2,Q-, :E KljigE5,QtiSi?X. K Iaixiisfi if S - at t . . A .Ri i ii ...uns-0 NQVNN ga I t IS-139 wr-DIC JPI-IZ- 5 CDPDICEDIHZ- A Intramurals Making Strides . . .7,f,,,f..1,,1fw,.4 ,f.s1am. in '1ff 140-It I URGAN iw 1 1,. i 12 5 45 K fgklzb ,. , , f ff .fl 'iv if R f--, Organizations STUDENT 0 ' COUHCII SUPCIVISCS Clubs The Student Council s function and purpose is to supervise all clubs and organization at SHS Members sponsored many student activities that included Freshman and new student orien tation at the beginning of the school year School season Teacher Appreciation Week the school store American Field Service Program Christ mas parties Computer Dance and various Valentine s Day activities along with many spring activities Life Board, various dress.-up days duringltootball ggg5oislts.sg.lE.gEQ! We f 'lI: ' ' Q, c.ltN,.. tt,ru,t... , 1. 1. Nelson Devaga and Mike Mitchell discuss council meeting. 2. Kelly Morris, Scotty Brown, Christy Langus, and Mavita Hughes sell valentines. 3. Student Council members plan Valentine activi- ties. 4. Susan Roman expresses point of view during council meeting. - Organizations I Pd 4 Alcan., 6. 1. Mayor Ed Gillespie presents student body with Sherman City Flag. 2. Kim Scott gives homeroom report. 3. Mau- reen Hayes gives homeroom report. 4. Karen Fleming informs council on blood drive. 5. Emily Robinson and Karen Cobbs decorate snowman. 6. Joe Jacobs puts up Christmas decorations. Organizations Student Council lncrecises Activities 144 -- Organizations 2. 1. Danny Stout helps put up Christmas decorations. 2. Linda Connors decorates for Homecoming Dance. 3. Jeff Gore operates stereo equipment for junior class Christmas party. 4. Nelson Devaga and Bridget Vrla plan computer Dance. 5. Mary Ren- shaw, hangs streamers for Homecoming Dance. with 4. 5.' 'vs 4' 0. A tt., R IL 1 Er Q--'r hp-Q E.. at 7 Q L0-lr Professional Artists Encompass Leagues Activit1es Professional artists demonstrating pencil, water colors, acrylics, and sculpture encom- passed many of the Art League activities this past year. ln December, the Art League held a Christ- mas party and during April, members served as hosts for the art exhibit at the Sher-Den Mall. The League also participated in the candy sale, and bought exhibit boards with their proceeds. The members occasionally attended artists studios to observe a professional artist. The Sponsor of the Art League Mrs. Nell Han- nah commented The students realize these are professional people who come to speak to us. The students give their undivided attention. All the speakers have commented on this. I believe the Art League program is an extension of class- room learning. .e.t ,.f,,. - ..-r . ...A . 'O situ' wx! , . f . 'fi . A' ,V ma... Y 9V31lH 3 1. 1. Lisa Belew, Amy Wisewander, Paulette Walker, Rod Balderman, Bruce Lovi ing, listen to club presentation. 2. Club members watch artists demonstratior is 3. Janis Harrell and Gina McClure discuss club plans. 4. Doug Rodgers, Kir Brown, and Jane Conrad look on as artists demonstrate colors. Organizations - 145 CS OITII 0l'l Home Ec 2.E HERO F1nds Reward Visits to nursing homes and to child care centers and the care of needy families were all major concerns of HERO members. HERO was organized to prepare students to become use- ful citizens in the local and state wide organizations. They held two meetings during the year. The Area meet- ing was held at North Texas University in Denton. The State meeting was held in Ft. Worth at Texas Christian University. The local chapter holds a monthly breakfast at which each committee reports on its monthly activities. Officers for the year were: pres., Mike Anderson, vice- pres. of prog. Karen Evans, vice-pres. of encounter, Johnny Dannaker, vice-pres. of projects Leslie Jenkins, vice-presi- dent of recreation, Ann Sullivan, vice-pres. of relations, Liz Emeary, parliamentarian Sheryl Schwiezer, sec.-treas. Anna Cervantes, hist. Debbie Montgomery, and sgt. at arms, Lewis Taylor. e x. 3. 1. Mrs. Joanne Slaughter helps Elizabeth Emeary. 2. Mrs. Lou Penton walks over to answer the questions of Sheryl Schwiezer and Bobby Evans. 3. Dave Sroufe, Kathy Douglas and Lori Johnson do their classroom work. 4. Johnny Danaker, Angie Brinkley, Brian Erikson and Laura Sims visit with Mrs. Lou Penton. 'ix 4. 146 Organizations HHH Re ated Occu - ations jxlo I3 Us CD P1 4 p-1. O . CD 'U H Q. cn O 4-1- CID l ' . 85+ D Q S News AF S Exchange Mitch Wynne and Belinda Hull SHS iuniors were accepted as American Field Service exchange students for the 79 80 30 AHBS G13 J NVQ HHWV helped to raise S975 last year in order to participate in the AFS exchange pro gram Gary Duren spent 10 weeks last sum mer in Brazil as an AFS exchange stu dent Duren attended classes as an observer in a private Brazilian school The beginning ofthe 1979 school year found two international students living with Sherman families and attending classes at SHS. Werner Salwy of Oberrotwell Germany lived with lVlr. and lVlrs. John Fair of 2422 Taho. Farood Eilani resided with the Ken- neth Werners of 920 Boone Drive. Farood was an exchange student from ran. Five Participate in school year. The SHS student council I C561 4. 1. Farood Eilani, Angela Mariennggen, Francisco Amador came out to say hello during assembly. 2. Werner Salwey and Farood Eilani exchange cultural ideas. 3. Christy Floberts shows Allison Buck article on foreign exchange. 4. Angela Mariennggen partici- pates in activity involving daycare center. 5. Gary Duren, Belinda Hull, and Mitch Wynne look at atlas. Organizations - Marching Band Changes HI Style, Sound This year the Maroon Marching Machine changed, and in a big way. Their marching style and sound was patterned after drum and bugle corps techniques. MAROON MARCHIN The band also took on a new look, at the expense of approximately S40,000. Band members performed in one of two sets of maroon and white uniforms with weather con- ditions being the deciding factor. During warm weather the band wore a shirt and sash trou- sers black shoes with spats but no hat. Cold weather called for a more detailed uniform that included a coat a tall furred hat and an overlay along with the trousers and black shoes with spats. The overlay displayed the traditional Bearcat emblem and had Sherman printed on the back. A ll-f g ,M S mul , t'i'r ' J all 148 1. Drum major, Karen Hendricks directs the Maroon Marching Machine out on the field. 2. Maroon Marching Machine members: Karen Hendricks, Teresa Parnell, Kim Soper, Susan Buck, Deidra Barton, Sandra Harris, Karen Hackler, Leigh Ellen Clark, Betty Shaw, Nancy Nicholson, Tommie Elliott, Sheri Cline, Jacki Morgan, Melanie Mody, Gina Wesson, Brenda Melton, Marci Stevens, Teresa Stewart, Lisa Alverson, Helene Softly, Karen Neal, Dawn Blumel, Deborah Bass, Rebecca Reutelhuber, Beth Johnson, Syle via Smith, Tammy Lovelace, Stephen Keel, Cheryl Wible, Kelly Brandon, Terri Mitchell, LaDonna Hale, Beth Leake, Debbie Mer- ritt, Karen Shipman, Gwen Crumby, Douglas Grissom, Charla Jen- kins, Michele Ping, Lora Southern, Michele Casey, Penny Bouch- ard, Stacy Melton, Charles Wilson, Catherine Tencza, Kathy Con- way, Tammy Werner, David Reynolds, Mildred Taylor, Elaine Watt, Tammy Whitney, Patti Baker, Bill Hodges, Sandra Morse, Cindy Anderson, Leda Carpenter, Brian Chapin, Keith Sprinkle, Blake Simpson, Elwood Redding, Micah Wesson, Ross Gorman, Jay - Organizations , Q -,ex 1 creek..-- Ables, Doug Vansickle, Rhonda Bartlett, Gary Duren, Jeff Bleds Robert Dacus, Kenneth Johnson, Tim Grigg, Jeff Rice, Scott Crisp ton, Danny Mills, Dickey Rush, Sam Thorpe, Pat Jones, Bet Obrero, Naif Risk, David Miller, Allison Wilder, Scott Wiley, Jei Clayton, Lori, Pat Creel, Mark Kost, Beth, Bragg, Michael Richey Daryl Stonehocker, Mike Gomez, Becky Nurre, Janet Smith, Ton Parrish, Susan Gudgel, Steve Williams, Cheryl Gentry, Paul Mai thews, Hack Baca, David Fogle, Janice Massey, Scott Shoemaker Jett West, Richard Gearinger, Todd Braden, Chris Smith, Mar Bewely, Mike Taylor, Brad Robnett, Gary Douglas, Hollis Wallac Carl Presley, Robert Brockelman, Chris McCIeese, Chris Jone Ken Hurley, Andrea Beamon, Gerald Kinsey, Mike Ballou, Willia Neyman, Cary McDougal, Craig Crichton, Hope Wilder, Greg La man, Tim Salano, Randy Simmons, Chris Reynolds, Vanna Brade Tom Adami, Danny French, Steven Medlin, Allen Brown, Mike Ke dall, Rick Howard. l 4. Tammy Lovelace presents a firey baton during half time festivities. 5. Susan Grudgel shows her twirling ability. 6. Chris McCIeese is the lone tuba on the football field. 7. Linda Robards stand at attention during half time. 'tm 5-ff, xt ts 1. Cary McDougal and Greg Layman get with the beat during half time perform- ance, 2. Hope Wilder rehearses for half time performance. 3. Tracey Moore and Cindy Pettit take half time performances seriously while Andrea Jones Ccenterb grins at camera, Organizations - MAROGN MARCHING MACHINE Band Rates I 1n Contest The band also participated in other activities such as the 1978 Homecom- ing Parade and U.l.L. Marching Contest lent rating. Drum Major for the 1978-79 Bearcat Band was Karen Hendricks. Lp.. where they received a 1 for Excel- -A. ' f 4 150 - Organizations i da u .X l'1 ,Nr 1. Tim Grigg, Jay Ables, and Sam Thorpe charging. 2. Tommie Elliot doing Russian bottle dance during a halftime performance. 3. Mike Taylor and Mark Bewley show oft their matching shirts while Ken- neth Johnson and Robert Dacus hide behind. 4. Mike Kendall dem- onstrates his new method of trash pick up. 5. Andrea Beamon shows the crowd his Bearcat enthusiasm during a football game. 11 1. Symphonic Band Stresses Quality The SHS Symphonic Band once again stressed the high quality of musical talent reached only through hard work, dedication, and enjoyment. The band performed such tunes as Bersag- liere, Liturgical Music for Band, and the Colas Breugnon Overture while attending concert contest Members of the band participated at Solo and Ensemble Contests all region tryouts and area tryouts At area tryouts Teresa Carroll qualified on flute for state auditions where she placed twelfth chair in the State Sym phonic Band GNV8 OINOHdWAS 1. Beth Leake, Debbie Merrit, Karen Shipman, and Gwen Crumby rehearse for Youth on Parade. 2. Pat Jones, Naif Risk, Beth Obero, Jeff Rice, Tim Grigg all show their playing ability. 3. Teresa Parnell, Kim Sopher, and Susie Buck demonstrate their flute playing skills. 4. The Symphonic Band consists of: PIC- COLO, Karen Hendricks, FLUTES, Teresa Parnell, Kim Sopher, Susan Buck, Deidra Barton, Sandra Harris, Karen Hackler, Leigh Ellen Clark, Betty Shaw, Nancy Nicholson, Tommie Elliott, Sheri Cline, Jacki Morgan, CLARINET, Beth Johnson, Sylvia Smith, Tammy Lovelace, Stephen Keel, Cheryl Wible, Kelly Brandon, Terri Mitchell, LaDonna Hale, Beth Leake, Debbie Merritt, Karen Shipman, Gwen Crumby, ALTO CLARINET, Kathy Conway, BASS CLARINET, Tammy Werner, David Reynolds, Mildred Taylor, CONTRA ALTO CLARINET, Patti Baker, OBOE Bill Hodges, ALTO 4. SAXOPHONE, Sandra Morse, Cindy Anderson, Leda Carpenter, TENOR SAXOPHONE, Brian Chapin, Keith Sprinkle, BARITONE SAXOPHONE Micah Wesson TROMBONE, Jay Ables, Doug Van- sickle, Rhonda Bartlett, Gary Duren, Jeff Bledsoe, Robert Dacus, Kenneth Johnson, CORNET, Tim Grigg, Jeff Rice, Scott Crichton, Danny Mills, Dickey Rush, Sam Thorpe, Pat Jones, Beth Obrero, Naif Risk, FRENCH HORNS, Mide Gomez, Becky Nurre, Janet Smith, Tony Parrish, Susan Gudgel, Steve Williams, BARITONE, Chris Smith, Mark Bewley, Mike Taylor, Brad Robnett, TUBA Robert Brockelman, Chris McCleese, Chris Jones, Ken Hurley, Andrea Beamon, PERCUSSION, Cary McDougal, Craig Crichton, Hope Wilder, Greg Layman, Tim Salano, Randy Simmons, Chris Reynolds. Organizations - Concepts Keep Band Active Members of the Concert Band were involved with different concerts of the year including the Awards Concert which is the annual affair of presenting the new Drum Majors twirlers band officers and the win- ner of the John Philip Sousa Award. The band participated in UIL concert and ONCERT BAND ipating in Youth on Parade. Concert Band helps students as well as giving them an opportunity to perform. Solo and Ensemble Contests as well as partic- 7 1. 4. 1. Mr. Larry Howeth leads concert band during rehearsal. 2. Bill Neyman shows tuba skills. 3. David Fogle and Jack Baca play French horn duet. 4. FLUTE Melanie Mody, Gina Wesson, Brenda Melton, Marci Stevens, Teresa Stewart, Lisa Alverson, Helene Softly, Karen Neal, Dawn Blumel, Deborah Bass, OBOE Rebecca Reutelhuber, CLARINET, Douglas Grissom, Charla Jenkins, Michele Ping, Lora Southern, Michele Casey, Penny Bouchard, Stacy Melton, Charles Wilson, Catherine Tencza, BASS CLARI- NET Elaime Watt, CONTRA-ALTO CLARINET, Tammy Whitney, ALTO SAXOPHONE, Blake Simpson, Elwood Redding, TENOR 152 Organizations SAXOPHONE, Ross Gorman, CORNET, David Miller, Allison Wilder, Scott Wiley, Jeff Clayton, Lori Parrish, Pat Creel, Mark Kost, Beth Bragg, Michael Richey, Daryl Stonehocker, FRENCH HORN, Cheryl Gentry, Paul Matthews, Jack Baca, David Fogle, Janice Massey, TROMBONE, Scott Shoemaker, Jeff West, Rich- ard Gearinger, Todd Braden, BARITONE, Gary Douglas, TUBA Gerald Kinsey, Mike Ballou, William Neyman, PERCUSSION, Vanna Braden, Tom Adami, Danny French, Steven Medlin, Allen Brown, Mike Kendall, Rick Howard, BARITONE Hollis Wassace, Carl Presley. 2. 1. 9' VELLSEIHOH0 Practlce Pays Off The orchestra, made up of 17 mem- bers, ended a successful school year. The orchestra performed many concerts and participated in many other group ' concerts. Officers for the year were pres., Leisha Lawlish, vice-pres., Jerry Ore, and sec., Elizabeth Hinkle. 4. 1. Ellen Wertz displays her playing ability. 2. Flobert Willits and Keith McRee play with their skills. 3. Orchestra members: Leisha Lawlis, Elizabeth Hinkle, Maria Gomez, Billy Dorsey, Terri Fry, Robert Willits, Keith McRee, Jeff Brown, Randy Brimer, Jeannie Kinsey, Anne Wertz, Debi Flores, Dale Hodge, Natalie Mask, Jerry Orr. Orchestra - ' I A 1 CCUPATION TUDENTS OF AMERICA HOSA Explores Medical Professions Health Occupation Students of America were interested mainly in the career opportunities in the field. Students in this organization attended training programs at hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, doctors and dentists offices. Students also go to contest where they enter notebook and other pro- iects. Officers were pres. Brenda Bullock' vice-pres. Kristi Davis'sec. Cindy Sugg' treas. Debbie Petti- john' reporter Laura James' sent. Eelyn McClain' Parliamentarian Charla Andrews' hist. Sarah Akers. ir 1. 2. 3. 1. Judy Gubbers Pecor enjoys herself at the HOSA Christmas party. 2. HOSA installation of officers.3. LaDon Wheless and Werner Salwey at the HOSA Christmas party. 4. Janet Jennings attends the HOSA Christmas party. 4. Organizations Unity was the choir s main theme this year Under the direction of Mr Duane Gohlke choir instructor efforts for a total group choir were made Individual choirs performed separate pieces in each concert and special arrangements were performed by all choirs as a whole HOI . Choir Strives for Unity 4. 1. Robin White and Beth Pinion clown while memorize their material. 2. Tony Simpson, models his legs during Choir's Ugly Legs contest. 3. Sue Cham and Flomona Blakely attend the Choir party. 4. Beginning Mixed Choir prepare for Winter Concert. Organizations - 155 Fun Program F ill Busy Year 1. W0 9 all 5 ,. u 15 ,L Organizations 3. W 1 4. sg I 1. Jimmy Pfieffer attends choir party. 2. J.V. Singers present Christmas special. 3. A Cappella Choir members Steve Stafford, Beth Pinion, Jimmy Grohett, Carol Snipes, Maurie Clark, Judy Blanton, Darrell Gatti review last minute details. 4. A Cappella Choir members, Jeff Gore, Kaye Lynn Hicks and Christi Roberts rehearse for concert. 5. SHS Singers perform an arrangement of Christmas Carols. 6. 1. Choir sponsor, Mr. Duane Gohlke. 2. Beginning Mixed Choir. 3 Kaye Lynn Hicks and Christi Roberts attend choir party. 4. A Cap pella choir members sang Valentines to students on VaIentine's Day 5. The Valentine singers sing to a very embarrassed Malinda McKee 6. J.V. Singer members ready for concert. Organizations - 157 W ., li 'U IVR , 12 and Company a group of students from A Cappella choir performed in special assemblies and shows this year. Members of the group included: Judy Blanton Todd Boyd Robert Brockelman Kyle Corley Scott Gailey Jeff Gore Jimmy Grokett Sharon Hendricks Robin Mason Sue Matherly Jimmy Pfeiffer and Kristi Roberts. The group participated in such activities as Homecoming Variety Show 78 the Choir Christ- is.s f if .K mas Surprise and a concert of their own. They ,K 2 also performed at luncheons and meetings of civic clubs and organizations. 2. 1 ' ' I ANY Group Makes Debut gg. 1 i l.. litlnaggr ttmia, , I . . -4 ' . 1 ' 'M . ' a . ' ' . ' H ,A A K, F 'h I Y X Q y 1 ' 'Q 1- ' 5 ' i ' ls 1. 12 and Company rehearses for the Christmas Surprise. 2. 12 and Com- , ' pany members, Sharon Hendricks, Todd Boyd, Jeff Gore, Annebelle McCord, ' I Judy Blanton, Kyle Corley, Sue Matherly and Robert Breckelman. 3. Robin Q my if Mason, Jimmy Pfieffer, Kyle Corley, Scott Gailey and Melanie Balding sing f QQ Summer Nights. 4. 12 and Company sing at the Christmas Surprise. g- , V 4. 158 - Organizations 4 -, fi Q- fi 0 -AB. BEGINNING MIXED Third Row: Terri Sexton, Kim White, Vickie Traylor, Pamela Polk, Susie Richardson, Don Knight, Andy Till- ery, Jeff Walker, Mark Traylor, Shelly Andrews, Laurie Cortner, Karen Dennis, Lance Tredwell, Angela Beamon. Second Row: Charlet Taylor, Mary Thayer, Angela Worthington, Brent Keel, Jack Nobles, Greg Middents, TracyJBrockett, Kann Roberts, Tammy Gann, Sue Wells. First Row: oris Flexer, Brenda Hicks, Mary Henry, Mellissa McCooI, Linda Brown, Andy Rice, Jennifer iackobs, Ida Johnson, Nita Conrad, Marcy Aslakson, Brenda tpner. I if 5 J.V. SINGERS Fourth Row: L-R: Lori Ragan, Lori Phelps, Becky Huntsman, Melanie Stodghill, Lynette Medlin, Rhonda Mask, Gina Kirkpatrick, Sharon McWhorter, Ginny Markl, Cindy Price. . I S I i . . 1 5 I -1 'f l f ,Q Y Q t - N -I 5, 5 I K YL ww? etis . F i'-' r 1. W. see H we 'V.-' f , ' Third Row: Janet Holt, Shirley Barton. Second Row: Andrea John- son. First Row: Jeane Plumlee, Erika Milam. Organizations -- 159 rx nfl .. L A., lA,Q SHS SINGERS First Row L-R: Wanda Thames, Judy Williams, Kim Brown, Renee Roy, Cindy McCluskie, Leslie Cathey, Joni Nobles, Tra- cey Lemmons, Elaine Carter, Second Row: Jennifer White, Sandra Har- ris, Viola Latham, Tina Spencer, Jamie Graham, Lynn Epps, Anella Melugin, June Crosby, Elaine Sonnamaker. Third Row: Carolyn Cooper, Tammy Thornhill, Robin Ricks, Kelly Fordyce, Jean Lemmons, Sue Brown, Michelle Lambert, Brenda Hightower, Angela Rodaway. Fourth Row: Becky Waller, Camille Stewart, Cindy Franks, Patty Fill- man, Judy Helms, Mary Barcus, Bobbie Johnson, Sandra Strause, Sheryl Schweizer. ACAPPELLA First Row L-R: Kyle Corley, Cynthia Runnels, Sharon Heri- dricks, Jimmy Pfeiffer, Todd Boyd, Ricky Kennedy, Robin Mason, Ste- ven Keel, Tony Simpson, Kelly Davidson, Jeff Rice, Laurie Russell Beverly Brawley, Carl Brown, Daryl Ghatti. Second Row: David Waller Mark Mask, Maurie Clark, Scott Gailey, Bill Majors, Cathy Stevenson, Sue Cham, Ramona Blakely, Melanie Brown, Sue Matherly, Tom Stew- 1 1 160 - Organizations Q8 QQ ,cn art, Mitch Wynn, Robert Brockelman, Carol Snipes. Third Row: Gary Duren, Beverley Murphey, Jimmy Grockett, Melanie Balding, Beth Pin- ion, Judy Blanton, Judy Jacobs, Diane Lingo, Wendy Copeland, Sherri Little, Laurie Daniels. Fourth Row: Steve Stafford, Alisha Lawless, Tra- cey Moore, Robin White, Bobby Johnston, Hally Jarves, Christy Rob- erts, Linda Robards, Annebelle McCord, Kaye Lynn Hicks, Jeff Gore. PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM Club Stresses Spamsh Trad1t1on An initiation banquet at EI Chico s a loint Hal Ioween party with the French and Latin Clubs tra ditional Mexican Christmas party and a PASF convention kept members of Pan American Stu dent Forum busy during the year They also par ticipated inthe annual candy sale Officers were Pres Margie Briscoe Vice Pres Liz Buckingham Sec Kathy Pierce and Treas Tracy Tisdell a no I I . . . , ' 'I I I I ., . 4. 1. Chico Aleman and Tommy Shea enjoy the PASF Halloween Party. 2. PASF held a traditional Mexican Christmas Party. 3. Roy Franks partici- pated in the Mardmallow eating contest. 4. John Jarvis and Ray Wes- singer attended the PASF initiation banquet. Organizations - 161 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE JCL Travels to Dallasg Views Pompeii Exhibit Keeping an active pace during the school year J.C.L., members participated in a Halloween party for all three languages - French, Latin, and Spanish. Members also held a Christmas party for children enrolled in STEP Cage 3-59. Gifts were distributed to each child, refreshments were served, games were played, carols sung and the tree decorated. Probably the most exciting event of the year was the visit to the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts to Pompeii A D 79 exhibit ln February the area convention for JCL was hald at Lake Highlands High School and in March the state wide JCL Convention was held at North Mesquite High School The school year was wrapped up with foreign language week in May JCL had a Slave Sale and attended a banquet in Floman costume The officers for J C L were pres Margaret Avard vice pres Scott Crichton sec treas Beth Obrero v 1. Diana Markl talks to child at local day- care center. 2. Scott Toten, Donna Penn, and Farrell Engler enjoy project. 3. Rob- ert Bowers and Hope Wilder laugh at meeting. 4. Steve Armstrong is an o.k. santa. 5. Laurie Pfieffer and her new friend clap together. 162 - Organizations L ' A ,fm 4 -3' la F t .5 ' , Q i., l 1. nnruuun I I 'Suv C19 ' F.H.A. Concerned With Giving dren s wing at the hospital and provided Christmas for a needy family. Officers for the year were pres. Gina McClure' vice- pres. of programs Sheena Pratt' vice-pres. of public rela- tions Cynthia Runners' vice-pres. of recreation Marita I-K ll fy . SA pf!! ... ima! ' 2. If -5 6: ff' 5. Din! 3U I c :Q 3-. 4 - cn F? 5. o 'P 'O 'K cb Sn . O s -M U. 7 2. cn o 1-O Y' . Q . :s ' Q. N4 U3 o m r-O 2. :Q :r. F? . U7 rn O Assistance A gigs ti Q5 :rf-1 ofbzr 2201 ' 11 295 0 c H3- 0249 G25 -N-ot 223 5-'Hg :r Omg 992 ser' 599 0.53, O 3 392 355 3707 mu Qng 553 Q. 309 SEQ' 255 TWT VW3 BN I-0' '1 co CD Y' Q 2 SD X fb 3 an 3 o 'K 'P DJ D Q. 2 Ui :-+ -cs ID 1 cn 3' CD 2. 3 co J: Q. CD 3 Sf' . , ,,3' 'TQ 4. 1. Teresa Bennett shows off perfect apple. 2. Sherine Adams and Vickie Bass participate in Halloween party at day-care center. 3. Dena Kenmore, Gina McClure, Sharon Shaw and Katie Hood make decorations. 4. Bunnie Hughes and Flogin Griffen make a table centerpiece. 5. Sharon McMillian, Marita Hughes, Vickie Bass, Melissa Bailey, Shelia Mahanna, Tina Johnson, Sheri Blanton, Norita Mason, and Lisa Boddie make decorations before a visit to Heritage Manor rest home. Organizations Future Farmers Set Goals for Lrvestock Show This past year the Future Farmers of Amer- ica participated in a variety of activities. They traveled to the Houston Fort Worth Grayson County and Local Livestock Shows. Members also attended the judging contest sold maga- zine subscriptions and sheep flock to pay for local show expenses meetings banquets and trips. Officers were: Pres. Wesley Wright' Vice- - Q Q Reporter Kieth Carlisle' Treas. Beth Leake' Sent. Dewayne Sutherland' Hist. Darrell Ruf- fin and Parl. Rosemary Carr. Pres., Lisa Chumblyg Sec , Dou Rod ersg 1. 1. Herman Stoner, Doug Rodgers, Lisa Chumbley, Beth Leake and Dewayne Sutherland give Meeting presentation. 2. Ricky Howard and Harold Wagoner prepare steer for clipping. 3. F.F.A officers plan future meetings. 4. Dewayne Sutherland and Darrell Ruffin con template meeting plans suggestions. 164 - Organizations ..-- M Fleming Heods Future Teachers We would like to have our members more involved working with teachers as aides stated Carrie Jo Wilson FTA Sponsor The Future Teachers of America is a very active club This past year they held a salad supper a tea in appreciation of teachers and a banquet at the end of school for officer instal lation For fund raising they participated in the annual candy sale and sold stationery Pro ceeds were used for workshops conventions and other expenses Vice Pres Ginger Keller 2nd Vice Pres Cas sie Brown Sec Allison Buck Treas Melanie Wineinger Reporter Dickie Rush and Parl Melanie Balding AA ' Officers were: Pres., Karen Fleming, 1st 'Yuri 4. 5. 1. Cindy Boatright and FTA sponsor Margie Wilson discuss the teachers tea. 2. Becky Nurre, Janet Smith and Susan Gudgel plan Teacher Appreciation week. 3. FTA sponsors, Margie Wilson and Carrie Jo Wilson look over FTA symbol. 4. Kaye Lynn Hicks, Gin- ger Keller and Susan Gudhel arrange flowers for teachers tea. 5. Lance Erwin, Kelli Morris and Mary Flenshow discuss candy sales. Organizations - UB Servmg School Commumty Club s Pnmary Goal The SHS Key Clubs purpose is serve the school and community and to experience the 10 and satisfaction of dent Vickie Dube Key Club members answered tele phones for the Muscular Dystrophy Tele hosted children from the Crippled Chnl dren s Clinic during a pep rally worked at the concession stands during football games sent Christmas Cards to Senior Citizens cleaned up the school grounds helped sponsor a Muscular Dystrophy drive a thon and bike a thon and partic lpated in the annual candy sale Earning money by working in the concession stands and selling candy the Key Club donated all proceeds to chanty Officers were Pres Vickie Dube V Pres. Donna Strohl' Sec. Lori McGraw' Treas. Charles Quinn. Y Y L ' Q . 9 ll Y I ' . A A V ' ' . serving. others, stated Key Club presi- thong walked in the Diabetes walk-a-thong '- WN C H E 1. 1. Key Club sponsor, Mr. Mark Stoddard, Steve Bledsoe and Tim McDaniel prepare yearly agenda. 2. Mr. Mark Stoddard makes Key Club information available to new members. 3. President Vickie Dube calls Key Club meeting to order. 4. Club Vice-Pres., Lori McGraw reads upcoming activities list. 166 - Organizations 0 N' 0'i 0 IATION O E A Features Christmas Gtfts The Office Education Association had monthly meetings a Halloween party Christmas party and visited the Heritage Manor to take Valentines to Senior Citizens. The big money making project of the year was selling Christmas gifts. A busy year ended with the Employer-Employee Appreciation Banquet. Junior officers for OEA were pres. Tammy McNew and Tammy Dunn' vice-pres. Karla Parr' Dorothy Woodson. Senior officers were pres. Carol Saunders' vice-pres. Peggy Dodd' sec. Angie Webb' treas. Lisa Smith' reporter Lee Ann Overman' assist. reporter Vanessa Lewis. sec., Mollie Wilsong treas., Diane Bouchardg hist., 1. ,,..ff i A if ,bs-3 2. 3 'Rauf-L4.,..,4 Q . .gym . ? . 11 . W 9 4 .. A 4 ,f 4. , , iw 1. Mrs. Rosa- mond Fienning at an OEA brain storming sesa sion. 2. Enjoying themselves at an OEA banquet are Beverly Mullinix and Tammy Dunn. 3. Carol Saunders takes notes while Sheena Pratt lis- tens. 4. Vickie Wood at the OEA skating party. 5. Leigh Ann Over- man listens dur- ing OEA meet- ing. Organizations - 1. 3. 4. Q. 5. 1. Denise Noel and Tammy Dunn enjoy OEA skating party. 2. Betty Martin, Regina Guiles, Vickie Wood, Janet Flexer, and Vanessa Lewis talk before class begins. 3. Dena Kenemore and Denise Noel talk during OEA skating party. 4. Murlene Watwood really enjo ed the good food at the OEA banquet. 5. Carla Brown, Diane Bouchard, and Ramona Blakely work in classroom. 6. Lisa Smith is confortable at an OEA meeting. 168 - Organizations .hang S H S Math Team Ranks H1ghest D Officers of this year's winning math I team were pres., Sam Martin, vice-pres., -1 Keith Harrington, treas., John Wynn, and sec.-reporter, Teri Mitchell. - The team has participated in several 4 contests and have won more than 60 tro- phies. . tt if 2. 3. 5. 1. John Wynne shows that hard work goes into the winning math team. 2. Tim Grigg, Kathy Conway, Bruce Alford, Diana Hayes, Sam Martin, Terri Mitchell leaving for a tournament. 3. Sam Mar- tin and Tim Grigg boarding van. 4. Cindy Jones and Wendall Hubbard going through drills. 5. Ricky Kennedy is just another winner for the math team. Organizations - 159 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Teachers Rece1ve P1e In The Face The 1978 79 National Honor Society experi enced a very productive school year Activities included N H S members serving as guides for College Night a toy and clothing drive which unvolved a pie in the face contest won by teachers Mrs Pam Howeth and Mr Mark Clayton followed by a Tequila Sunrise Con cert The toys Clothing and food were given to the Salvation Army as part of their Samta Pal program In March new NHS members were invited to a banquet initiation Officers mcluded Pres Lisa Wortham Vice Pres Kathy Pierce Re orter Kristi Roberts Treas Kaye Lynn Hic s Committee Chair man Melinda Wrnegar and Tracy Tlsdell 1. 1. N.H.S. Ofticers and Sponsors. 2. Mark Clayton receives a pie-in-the face f ScttE .3.DoM h D S dK Rbe rom o mory n att ews, anny tout an risti o rts listen to Clothing Drive plans. 4. Pam Howeth awaits her pie-in-the-face from Joe Baca. 170 - Organizations 3 A ..,1 - n if ' e iii if f , , 'ir QA I 4. 5. 1. NHS members plan yearly initiation. 2. Tom Cunningham and George Conway discuss initiation plans. 3. Cathey Pierce and Tom Cunningham check roll. 4. Tequila Sunrise. 5. Joe Baca gives Mrs. Pam Howeth a pie in the face. Organizations - 171 NHS Aides Sonia Poi Progrom 2. 1. NHS Toy Drive. 2. NHS Pie-in-the-face Contest and Tequila Sunrise Concert. 3. Don Matthews and repairs toy wagon. 4. Tequila Sunrise band members. 5. NHS donates toys and money to the Salvation Army. 172 - Organizations 3. N 4. Zl x g x Z VI ,Y 2 x'x.J iiie if F 5 ii Q7 YQ . 5. if t n.fi's-'-an Rodeo Club Hosts Annual Western Week The SHS Rodeo Club was responsible for hosting that Western Week and awards that were presented to the best dressed students Members also traveled to Fort Worth for the annual Stock Show They held monthly meetings and attended a Rodeo Convention sec Lori Parrish Sponsor is Miss Linda Beech OH EIG . 1: ' 3 - 3 .-4 - y o 7. O O . -X 2 .,, . 5. O fP 'D S I 'J' CD z .UU ' CD . O 27 80100 I sf , 1 ' - I , . .4 .'Y 'K Organiz 3. 1. Donny Barks and Sam Calames share a like of hats. 2. Jackie Price rides in Home- coming parade with a clown by his side. 3. Scott Bonfoey and Jett Gore relax dur- ing a club meet- ing. 4. Charles Hargroves shows some expression dur- ing an assembly. 5. Mrs. Carrie Jo Barron shows her cowboy spirit, ations - 173 THESPIANS Year The S H S Thespians goals for the 1978 79 school year were to get more involvement from tion at the end ofthe year The Thespians held monthly meetings and produced two plays Prisoner of Second Ave and The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man In The Moon Marigolds These plays were presented the first week in March Thespian officers were. Pres. Rita Lucchesi V-Pres. Connie Steinball Sec. Sue Cham Hist. Donna Bachelor Senior Rep. Sally Harper Junior Rep. Nelson Devaga Sophomore Rep. Brian Burton. Spring Plays Highlight the members and to have a successful initia- ii, 1. 1. Steve Thompson listens to the agenda for the 78-79 school year. 2. Phyllis Hudspeth and Connie Steinball watch activities during club meeting. 3. Shari Lorance, Donna Bachelor and Marty Ouentin participate in charades. 4. Sue Cham learns the latest disco dances. 174 - Organizations jig l . zz, . if 1 i , 1 ,X , WM l , s..l 15 r X null! ' ? K mn, r , .,,,., ,, 4... 2. . Sita 3. f 4. 'O-., 5. 1. Thespians sponsor, Mr. Bob Watson listens to Thespians meeting activities. 2. Kyle Corley and Betsy Conway practice their lines. 3. Phyllis Hudspeth begins to arrange lights. 4. Scott Galey examines script. 5. Thespian officer, Connie Steinball prepares material for the next meeting. Organizations - DEBATE Dube Collects Debate 0 ' Honors The debate team participated in tour- naments at colleges and high schools. They did service work for the Rotary Club 1 and the V.F.W. The team has won first place Boys Extemp at South Eastern second place jx girls extemp at the U. in Durant. They if also reached the finals at Hillcrest and W North Mesquite High Schools. Another If achievement of the team was first place inthe V.F.W. voice of Democracy. . 'ZR' 1. .W 3 .1 Q . I . A . . 1 3. 2. 4. 1. Vickie Dube and Miss Gene Loop go over speech. 2. Russell Olson leaving for tournament. 3. Karen Hackler prepares for debate meet with the help of Miss Loop. 4. Vickie Dube, Sandra Morse and Melinda Wineinger listen to Karen Hackler's speech. 5. Melinda Win- einger gets comfortable while doing research. I wt 5. Organizations 1 du' X. mi' 1. 'Am H.LSlCl 108 HA 3 U3 CQ T' gi, . 'T' Q3 T 3 fn 2 0, ' X C '4 o O O 9 'C N. 1 m N O Qi N T 2 9-. . n ' 1 I I DECA Keeps Up Act1ve Pace The Distributive Education Clubs of America kept an active pace with other SHS clubs when they sold stuffed ani- mals as a fund raising project. Besides selling animals DECA also held monthly meetings and cared for the needy. Officers for DECA were pres. Maynor Holt' vice-pres. Vickie Ingham' sec. Clemon Howell' reporter Mitch Gray' efmafl. .Qs O 7. 1. Rod Balderman looks interested in a classroom lecture. 2. DECA students pre- pare mannequin for display window. 3. Shawna Ramsey and Bob Lemly show off their DECA stuffed toys. 4. John Rainer, Otis Manuel, Pam Elliot, Lynette Dickson, Johnna Stockton and Bob Lemly enjoy DECA meeting. 5. Ricky Coco displays a pinball machine. 6. Maria Lange and Kim Perkins do their lessons. I S 6 Organizations - .v 'i5 , 15 3. 4 5. 1. Otis Manuel shows off his suitcases while on the job. 2. Terry Lindsey and Kendall Cook look interested in the classroom. 3. Mitch Gray, Tony Bennie, Maynor Holt, and Kenneth Howell enjoy club meeting at Pizza Inn. 4. Ray Wessinger poses with his employer, Dub Kuhns. 5. Pam Jackson and Maria Lange have fun in DECA. 6. Maynor Holt and Kenneth Howell work hard in the classroom. - Organizations fig ii -f Agendaas The goal of Mu Alpha Theta was to pro- mote personal growth in mathematics. Members participated in activities which helped them to better understand math. This year Mu Alpha Theta decorated the annual Christmas tree covered with geo- metric shapes in the commons. Officers for Mu Alpha Theta were pres , Maureen Hayesp vice-pres., Sam Marting and sec., Tracy Tisdell. Tree Tops Club V.l.3H.L VHd'IV DW 3 . L:-A Z 5. 1. Scott Osterhout and Tracey Tisdell grin together during Mu Alpha Theta meeting. 2. Don Matthews decorates annual Christmas tree. 3. John Stevens and Scott Osterhout listen to Mrs. Ina Zoe Morgan. 4. Brain Riechelt, Davkd Edward, Mike Seamon, Susan Haackinson, Lisa Wortham and Jam Massey listen during Mu Alpha Theta meeting. 5. Melinda Wineinger, Cindy Simpson, and Lisa Curren are active members of Mu Alpha Theta. AUTO MECHANICS VICA Contests F 111 Year Auto Mechanics VICA Club was active in local, district and state contests. The contests involve basic skills and identification. They participated in the annual candy sale and used their process to attend contests. Officers were: Pres., Steve Harder, Vice- Pres., Steve Franks, Sgt.-at-Arms, John Hig- gins, Sec., Doug Vansicklep Reporter, Mark Smith, Treas., Stewart Brawley, and Parl., John Jones. 1. 1. Ronald Sparzinski, Roger Kniffen, John Gudgel, Charles Hobbs, Robert Cole, and Kevin Highlander prepare for contest. 2. Tuck Covington prac- tices identification. 3. Doug Vansickle practices basic skills. 4. Ronald Spar- zinski, Kevin Highlander, Scott Overman, Robert Cole, Walter Cole and Jerry Riley discuss district contest. 180 - Organizations 2. Lang ' ,ji-Q , 4. ADES VIC Meet Holding regular meetings and partici- pating in the annual candy sale was on the agenda for the Building Trades VICA Club. Members also attended contest at Kilgore. : l i - A Students Eye Kilgore 4 m.r--N 19 Q A I ,yr - If wi . . x V - -. 1 J x x 1, I, . ooo . sf? QF,-Y In W fx ep .. y gi., 1 ,535 . 5. 1. John Brummer arranges wood siding for cutting, 2. Terry Set- tle helps club member prepare for contest. 3. Club member Gary Fisk listens to report on candy sales. 4. Steve Rice, Bruce Ketc- hum, Melvin Barker, Mike Duncan, and Preston Waley attend club meeting. 5. Mr. Eugene Alexander instructs Ricky Cooper and Rex Me lock in basic skills, Organizations 181 'I Group Sells Mamcure Ktts The Cosmetology VICA Club was successful in local district and state contest. Selling manicure kits and participating in local and state contest proved to be very rewarding for the club. Officers were: Lori Mitchell, Pres., Carrie Beth Russell, Vice-Pres., Brenda Erickson, Sec., Kim Lakey, Treas., Kay Keene, Reporter, Karen Knowles, Parl., and Linda Whetzle, Sgt-at-Arms. N. '-l 2-W' COSMETOLOGY f c V W -ia XL 1. 2. 1. Sandra Carson prepares for contest. 2. Kaye Keane and Becky Blackburn listen to a lecture on manicures. 3. Brenda Erickson and Kim Lakey arrange their folders on facials. 4. Diane Lingo and Emily Guerro receive awards. 5. garrie Beth Russel and Karen Knowles attend workshop at Grayson County ollege. 182 - Organizations 3. 4. .E ' .. W' 5. 5. Students Improve The Vocational Industrial Cooperative Training Club provides opportunities for students to gain leadership and to improve vocational skill speeds and accuracy through area state and national ICT participated in all fund drives and raised approximately S700 in candy sales to help finance the contests work shops for club officers and the annual SN N VUL :IO OO 'IVIHLSHCINI 4. 1. Ronnie Rich- ardson and Max Flowers learn to prepare income tax forms. 2. Richard Hatch and Steve Book discuss the area workshop they attended, 3. Steve Fulton bnets club on the candy sale. 4. Randeil Baab shows Brad Brin- ghorst the yearly agenda. 5. Tim Safla and Terry Weeds organize notebooks, Organizations - METAL TRADES VICA Part1c1pates 1n Tramlng Conference The Metal Trades VICA Club's purpose is to prepare members for leadership at home, at school and the community, stated Walter White. VlCA Clubheld meetings and participated inthe following activities during the school year: an officer training conference in Tyler, the District VII Skill and Speed competition in Kilgore, and the annual candy-sale. Officers were: Neal Jones, Vice Pres., Reporter, David Hutcheson, Parl., Johnny Britt, and Sgt.-at-Arms, Mark Rice. ,, I 1. WP' 1. 1. Scott Eanes and Danny Chaney prepare for contest. 2. Mike Chaney practices basic skills. 3. Club members elect homecoming queen candidate. 4. Club Pres. Neil Jones practices his lathe skills for contest. 184 - Organizations E . .. f-cm I his .rw A ', W' I XTVVI 5 Radio! TV Helps NHS Radio and TV Repair VICA Club kept busy this year working in conjunction with the National Honor Society annual Christmas Toy Drive. Mem- bers rebuilt television sets for the Santa Pal pro- gram. They also participated in the annual candy sale using the profit to help fund competition expense. Officers were: Pres. Webb Sanderson' Vice Pres. Stephen Dodd' Sec. Gary Walker' Treas. Daniel Robards and Sgt. at Arms David Shoul- ders. Richard Fiskg Reporter, Dalvid Lesperancep Parlf 4. 1. Radio!TV VICA held their first meeting. 2. Club sec. Gary Walker plan the agenda for the upcoming year. 3. VICA members listen to initiation plans. 4. David Shoulders prepares for contest. Organizations - 185 CA V ONS PRODUCT TV .. oo cu O i co DJ E. N N :, o 3 U7 Stauons Programs A1red by l've learned about broadcasting equipment, radio stations and the experi- ence of performing in a radio program, - commented Mike Craddock. TV Productions VICA Club visited Ida Green Theatre's communications system at Austin College and toured KXll's tele- vision station. Members also produced an hour long radio show at Grayson County College KGCC FM 89.7 and attended District Contest at Kilgore. majority of the mem- bers also attended a state contest at Houston. .w w. 1. 1. Tony Donahoe and Greg Street discuss their radio show production. 2. Mike Craddock, Ken Wedosv and Arnez Kemp evaluate their visit to Austin College. 3. Club members prac- tice camera skills for contest. 4. Randy Simmons programs character generator for a television production. sf . 9' ' 1. -.-........,,,,,,. L 3. DRAFTING VICA Draftln Members Atten Contests District Contest at Kilgore was the central activity for Vocational Drafting VICA club members Prior to District a local contest was held Students were judged in skills speed and ceremonies Members also participated in the school candy sale to pay for contest expenses a . ..w+ fM si-if 4. 1. Gerald Stanley and Steve Baker prepare for contest. 2. Club mem- bers practice ceremonies. 3. Bruce Scheidt improves his speed skills. 4. Mr. Dorain Johnson instructs Donny McKenzie in basic skills for local contest. Organizations - 187 V- 2 D 1 I Students Sample French CUISIHC The French Club was extremely active this past year. They held a Halloween and Crepe Party a French Symposium Mardi Gras Cooking Demon- stration and went to a French Restaurant. The French Club goals are To grow to become better organized to go to France one year during spring break. Officers were Pres. Bruce Alford V. Pres. Sue Mulholland' Asst. V. Pres. Kelli Morris and Bridget Vrla Sgt.atArms Charlotte Turner. u Q Q 2. 1. Bruce Alford, Sue Mullholland, Charlotte Turner and Kelli Mor- ris discuss French Club Convention. 2. Bruce Alford, Kelli Morris, and Maria Alevato examine crepe recipes. 3. Tracey Barnett, Karen Seals, Pam Cope, Diane Gill, Gay Gress, and Bridget Vrla prepare French dish, 4. Guest speaker and Diane Gill discuss meeting. 5. Gay Gross and Bridget Vrla sample French dish. -- Organizations NIKE Adopts Orphan Family Leaders of NIKE for the 78-79 year were Pres., Cynthia Runnels, Vice-Pres., Z Andrea Jones, sec., Sheena Pratt, 3 Treas. Kaye Lynn Hicks' and reporter rn Karen Hendricks. NIKE was designed to involve students in community affairs. The club devoted much of its time to the community. A Christmas party was held for an orphan- age family. ...sq xi' QL QF- Qs, Yi 1. Sharon Hendricks and Karen Crawford at NIKE meeting. 2. Judy Adair, Sheena Pratt, and Beth Pinion listen to minutes of the meeting. 3. Andrea Jones and Mrs. Mary Roy look inter- ested in meeting. 4. Beth Pinion, Robin White, 4. Halley Jarvis and Tracey Moore and Diedra Bare ton enjoy being members of NIKE. Organizations - 89 Organizations in Retrospect iw t 41,5 A..- P! A K ttzations . 'wx ........ , g 1 X 9 ,z,,.y?,.,., 1 Av Mk' ., , X, f,. f f V szgvsifgtf ' -1 ' f , ' -'fxi nv: .' me t giifai tt 11.51.-.flx H -,Q P 4 B ,, -if 2 W Y x ' 1 3 'K H J f '.! , , f sf fy t 5 2 WW? Q, 'gs' QL wk:-ww 11 1:15 HO ,f- flf Honors - 191 Honoraries Keep Act1ve Pace Who's Who among Sherman High School was a selected group of thirty-seven student leaders that were active on campus. Nominated by fellow classmates students were chosen with regard to scholarship, participation, leadership, extra-curricular activities, and citizen- ship. ' . i ' ' Q- .VL -'.'1'5g A .Vg . ,3'. .. . x . t , r - X' -'JB' V4 ' f X -, f 192 - Senior Who's Who Lisa Wortham Hi-Steppers, President NHS, Thespians, Athe- nian Photographer, National Leadership Dele- gate, Mu Alpha Theta, PA Announcements, Homecoming Queen Nominee, Who's Who in Social Science Problems. Margie Briscoe 1978 Homecoming Queen, elected Junior Who's Who, NHS President, PASF Student Council, Student Advisory Committee, Tutor Title VII Math, Alternate for Girls' State, Most Beautiful Girl. Kristy McElhannon French Club Girls Varsi and JV Basketball Dav am, ri id Batchelor Freshman JV and Varsity Football, Track, Who's Who Two Years, Baseball, Vice President Senior Class, PA Announcements, Senior Most Witty Guy. 1 ty I Art League, Drill Team, FTA, NHS, Student Council. Travis Bednarz Senior Class President, Varsity Football, Student Council, Who's Who Two Years, Junior and Sophomore Class President, NHS. .Iwi ...ff 13 fi .. V 4 9' '52 ,qw , iw.: :fi ,.' 2' , , 4 yi ,,. 3 . 'X' . ,ugh - gpg .5 , 1 5-'32 ., .. .A ,I L. 3,33 ,T . f.. - ts 5 it - A . , A., -L3 ft, . ,lf-H R, . A , 'i i i i, giFizw,-Uwe ' ffsgt - --:Q-nf ,,S.g,,.m.,5-Vg., .. Y ,f ' Senior Who's Who - 193 .kk .4-X A ,. G 'fins ' Q! 'fs 5 ' F N 'gf 'F-42.5 t. 'Q ....s- ,g 4 i 'Jn ' ,L f,. .5 . ' , Q! Luv uf. Don Matthews Varsity Football NHS, Student Council, Who's Who Three Years, Boys' State, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 194 Senior Who s Who ,a 1 'J .,, Linda Connor Who's Who Four Years, Senior Class Secretary, Hi- Steppers, Student Body Secretary, FHA, Best All Around. 41 A Grey Stogner Freshman, JV, Varsity Football, Freshman, Varsity Basketball, Freshman Track, Student Council, Who's Who Sophomore Year. A do O A 1 , iiis 0619 Kathy Pierce Varsity Tennis, A-Cappella Choir, PASF, Fiddler on the Roof , Key Club, Vice President NHS, Nike, Homecoming Queen Nominee, Most Musical Girl. 1 , K Scott Robinson Freshman Football, Freshman, JV and Varsity Bas- ketball, FCA, JCL. Michael Everett Freshman, JV, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, PASF, Student Council, NHS. X5 EVE Scott Mulholland Freshman, JV, Varsity Basketball. as li-i Judy Blanton Freshman, JV, Varsity Cheerleader, Home- coming Lady in Waiting, NHS, Student Coun- cil, Who's Who Four Years, Most Conscien- tious. Senior Who's Who - 195 Ray Wessinger Who's Who Three Years, President of Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Class, Freshman and JV Football, Stu- dent Council, PASF. Karen Cobbs Who's Who Three Years, JCL, Student Council, Outstanding Hi-Stepper. X ,X ' 'im-11 ...... ' T , 4114-w ff ' 'W .S , V1 r ,,,, ' ' we -if . H ' 196 -Junior Who's Who Jeff Gore A Cappella Choir, Twelve and Com- pany, Rodeo Club, Student Council, FFA, Who's Who Two Years. Kim White Freshman, JV, and Varsity Cheer- leader, French Club, Student Council. fi if Danny Wilson Varsity Football, Vice-President Junior Class, Vice-President Sopho- more Class, Vice-President Fresh- man Class, Who's Who Three Years, JV Choir. Donna Batchelor Student Council, Thespians, Out- standing l-li-Stepper, Stage Nlan- ager of Mice and Men , Prisoner of Second Avenue , Who's Who Two Years. 'Jiri Leigh Anderson Freshman and Varsity Cheerleader, Who's Who Two Years, Student Council, JCL. Nelson DeVega Student Council Thes ians Wizard of Oz 1 p I I Fiddler on the Roof, Executive Who's Who. Pam Cope Freshman and JV Cheerleader, French Club, FTA, Stu- dent Council, Junior Class Secretary. Richard Byler Freshman, JV and Varsity Football, JCL, Who's Who Junior Who's Who - 197 S YY ,Naam f-.Sli Kristi Hayes, PASF, Freshman and JV Cheerleader. Larry Wortham, Varsity Soccer, Student Council Alter- nate, Speech lll News Program, Who's Who Two Years Kerry McLaughlin, PASF. 198 - Sophomore Who's Who Bobby Jackson, Varsity Soccer, Student Council. Eddie Gafford, JV Golf. Cynthia Renshaw, Who's Who Two Years, Freshman and JV Cheerleader, Student Council. S Q-au, F i Kim Scott, Spirit Committee, Student Council, PASF. Roger Alford, Soccer, Key Club, PASF, Sopho- more Vice President, Who's Who Two Years. Barry Fontaine, Freshman Class Presi- dent. Lori Bednarz, Cheerleader, Student Council. -fit' Dan Howell, Football, Basketball, Student Council. Debbie Fleming, Cheerleader, FHA, FTA. Mike Tucker, Football, Soccer. t Ann Wertz, Freshman Class Secretary, Freshman Girls Basketball. Freshman Who's Who -- 199 Department 2 Standouts Take KerrrHafr.nQm 1gh Honor Drafting Who s Who rn departments were chosen thus year by each Instructor selectmg a student who had shown leadershrp and outstandrng potential dunng the school year Dorothy Woodson Vocatronal Offrce Educatron I' ,Ink Grna McClure Steve Harder DCDBYIYTTEHI Who S Who Mechanics P A R l. T ' , ' M E N , . T y ' y , w . h H O S W H O r - R t mmm 'M L.. Mlchelle Branson an Dianne Jackson American History Betsy Sollenne Busmess Q Jn.. Jlm Clark Engllsh 1 XY Kam Lakey Cosmetology Rlchard Boren Industrial Arts Department Who's Who ...,. .,.L , . K Melanie 1 E i Niles Brown . 4. ,,,A ' i ' i Gailion Girls V 2 X i Distribu- P.E. tive Education E Lisa Worfharn :. IWW- 'A Chico Aleman Spanish ii L r,.. fi Q , Bruce Alford Govern- X ment Q? i-K 202 - Department Who's Who :mn ti in if H!-M Jimmy Pfeiffer Choir T f isw , Cl 3 Mike Duncan Building , Trades Wi Lisa Smith V.O.E. Co-op ,ann k i T LH Lisa Curran French f U x , I I Beth Obrero Latin Shelia - ' Mahanna Homemaking Tim Dooley Metal Trades -'tt NV. al. L F Department Who's Who - 203 - 3 A -I Rod Baldermann Distributlve Education Sam Martin x V' F Q 1 X' 5 X 5 dk :E .gf an .flfffg M 204 Department Who's Who Teresa Salafla Psychology Mike Anderson H E R O Rl a Luchessl Drama ii if ll is A31 'Q Web Sanderson Radio and T V Repair 'x Q 'W-aff W Ellen Wertz Orchestra 4.l uf' Debate Jimmy Grokett Boys P E Wesley Wright Agriculture Co op my WAWTWWM ,.av ...f-ff 9 Don Keene Todd McMeley ' , Agriculture Radio and TV Productions SENIOR SUPERLATIVES fix-. Most Handsome Guy Ricky Barker Most Beautiful Girl Margie Briscoe N ' K..L il se, 4' . A- xx Vi? f is if Q R! lu ,f , , 1f.f1ga-'i Best All Around Mike Mitchell and Linda Connor Most Artistic Doug Rogers and Paige Barcus Most Intelligent David Edwards and Lisa Curran Most Conscientious Bruce Alford and Judy Blanton Senior Superlatives - 207 Most Athletic Kenneth Jackson Juanita Campbell tm W Most School Spirited Ralph Flenshaw Liz Buckingham X 1 W Best Actor Best Actress Scott Osterhout Rita Lucchesi Favorite Teachers Miss Gene Loop Mr John Needham ., tf, . ,Lrg V Vwyf 'W S xl E ' ' . N I . O R S U P ,if E fi L ' 'Y L L I i 1 S if S Most Likely to Succeed Travis Bednarz Lisa Wortham 208 - Senior Superlatives Best Dressed Maureen Hayes Steve Jonse KI 4-qarvf' -Q Mud Most Witty Brenda Bullock David Batchelor Most Musical Jimmy Pfeiffer Kathy Pierce V'-..-v,.'- if f.: yr 1-,Pg ,it A . , , V Senior Superlatives - 209 ' ' , , Q . ,. 0 o 0 0' Tl' as A- CE a 'fr ia' ,pf- i ,.-:NI Sensor Class Officers vlce presldent Davld Batchelor secretary Linda Connor business manager Bruce Alfred and presudent Tams Bednarz Sophomore Class Offucers vace president Roger Alfred secre tary Carrie Crulse sponsor Mrs Karen Kays and president Ken Smith cLAss orncfns Officers Represent Classes ... L 'Hr' Thus year at Sherman Hugh School each class was repre sented by an outstandlng group of officers that was successful ln plannlng and carrylng out varlous actlvutles Duties of the officers lncluded attending all student councll meetings planning various assemblies for their class and plannung graduatlon actlvltles ,5-with Junuor Class Offucers resident Ra Wessln er secreta Pam Co e s nsor D Y Q VY D D0 Mrs Bermce Johnson and vlce president Danny Wllson Freshman Class Offlcers Secretary Ann Wenz vlce presldent Jam Falllon president Barry Fon tane and sponsor Mrs Joann Slaughter 210 Class Officers , X I I, I x X J S S . . . . . f I I 3 ' , I I , I , I , - . - I - . - - - 1 I 1 ' , , - I , . . Q 1 X., ' Q . ' ' 5 ' ' l 1 ' ' - . . . . . . . I . . . . . . 3 , , Y k 1 Q 9 . , 'S mf- Y 'fp V 1 . bf , V S 2 . I 5 , ' 1 'U' f I' Q A we I I . ., ,1 , ' is VV.f t A , V 2 'I , I ' : I , 5 - 1 ' f - ' . I . I , , l I I I ' , . . L Tanga Mason Reoerves H1ghest Honor Robm Mason may be one ofthe buslest sen lors around Robin was named to the All State Chour an January It ns the hlghest honor a cholr member can recelve She was also named to the All Flegron Choir Area Chonr ns a member of the A Capella smce her sophomore year IS a volce student of Mel Derr and lS a member of the Solld Rock Parnell Named to All State Band Teresa Parnell was named to the 1979 All State Band the hlghest honor that a band stu dent can achleve The 17 year old junlor flutlst quallfued for the All State Band by placing second rn the area try outs The second place rankmg placed her among the top 10 flute players ofthe State All State Band met Feb 7 10 durlng the Texas Muslc Educators Assoclatron Conventlon The band performed at the Tarrant County Conven tron Center along wuth the All State Symphony and the All State Cholr Teresa was selected as a member of the All Regron band as a freshman As a junlor she was selected as a member of the All Fteglon orches tra Teresa won a flrst degree ratrng durlng Una versity lnterscholastlc League solo and ensemble competltlon as a freshman and a sophomore Students Ga1n Seho1arsh1p Honors This year two Sherman Hugh School sensors were honored by recelvlng the National Merit Scholarship Both Llsa Curran and Amy Howell acquired the scholarship by taklng the Prellml nary Scholastrc Aptitude Test After thus they took the Scholarship Qualufylng test The S A T and the Test of the College Entrance Examination Board 15,1 gi xg Honors 94' -lt Q I ' . l V . . . . , ,Q A f ' r if ' ' - ' ' ' Ji ' . . Mig ' I . . ' ..- 59 ' I xl ' rr 1,41 f 'Tw 'Q' ' ' ' A f Hlcks Named to All Amencan Jackie Hicks captain of the Sherman Hi-Step- pers was selected as a member ofthe All Ameri- bons for outstanding achievement in dance marching and pom pom at the SMU American Drill Team School in July. Instructors of the school' directed by SMU band director Irving Dreibrodt and Gussie Nell Davis selected Jackie and other members on their outstanding achievement during the camp session. Approximately 8 OOO girls attended with only 60 chosen as All American members. 212 - Honors Mltehell Heads Student COUHC11 Being Student Body President has meant a lot of hard work and spending much time on activities l feel that it was time well spent and l truly enjoyed it lf I could do it over again I would stated Mike Mitchell The Student Body President presides over assemblies works out details over issues and activities is in charge of Public Relations speaks at various club meetings and keeps the Student Council informed Student Body Vice President Andrea Jones is in charge of the announcements AFS com mittee and takes over the activities of the pres ident in his absence Student Body Secretary Beth Bohm is in charge of taking minutes at Student Council meetings keeping records typing letters and agendas and working closely with the presi dent and vice presidents on various activities 1' O l ll ' ' O . . . . . . ,- lr ' ' can Drill Team last November. Jackie won rib- - - ' I I Ol Semors Attend State Five seniors were picked to attend Boys and Girls State last June. Travis Bednarz Don Matthews and Ralph Renshaw were chosen to attend the American Legion Texas Boys State Convention at the Uni- versity of Texas in Austin. They spent seven days learning the func- tions of state government. Vickie Dube and Karen Fleming attended the auxiliary Bluebonnet Girls State. They spent ten days with 550 other girls learning the functions of state government at all levels. Dube Competes W1th State s Best Vickie has accomplished a great deal in learn ing to become a speaker that can compete with the best in the State commented Miss Gene Loop Debate coach Vickie has been a member of the debate team four years and has won over 20 awards and tro phies These include winning second place inthe V F W speech contest her freshman year qualit ying for state in extensive speech her sophomore year winning first place in Voice of Democracy receiving outstanding speaker her junior year and numerous other awards her senior year Vickie plans to attend North Texas State Uni versity and major in public relations Honors 213 Hudspeth Handles Sound and Lights Phyllis Hudspeth was this year's assem- bly coordinator, along with Steve Thompson and Danny Jones a lot of time was spent working out special effects and techniques. Working with the lights for four years Phyllis has 22 productions to her credit, these include: plays, variety shows, musi- cals, choir, band and dance recitals, at both the Finely Play House and SHS. Two Sen1ors Reee1ve Who s Who Honor Seniors Don Matthews and Travis Bed- narz were named Who s Who in American High School Students. Their names were listed in the book ot Who s Who recipicants and both received plaques in leu of the honor. Plerce Performs Sherman High School senior Kathy Pierce made her first professional appearance in Sep tember at the Gravevine Opry a well known country music show Kathy a member ofthe SHS A Cappella choir has performed at numerous assemblies and private appearances throughout the Sherman area as well as out of town and state I fstii? y . on and Off Campus 214 Honors She The one I love has a heart Of Gold, She makes things happen for the young and old When God made her, He rid the mold. The one I love is one who can laugh while she is crying, she can live, while she is dying. The one I love can look at you with eyes filled with tears, and say I Love You SPEC T2 f W W S f NAI i X , X v-P agsggqj i W 'I , ru , 1311, , Q wg!! KJ' - S'-5. .- v .-Tiff. fi . 3. 4. , . 1 s. .5 wr! xg '21, : fQ:f5::u if Tr - ff ,A z . A,..LlvI X XX! 1 Lf . ..-- ' ' '1. Q. W' 5 fy! f if--X HUG.. i f X 1 rl 7 I ,J 7 f ' .-- .: 'E x-. I -H V 1 1 ,,, I . 5 x X I The one I love can cheer you up When her heart is filled with sorrow Help you look past today, and hope for tomorrow. She shows not her pain throughout her seventeen years, as she well hides those eyes filled with tears. Ken Havins Junior Her First Ccrnivcil We were sitting upon the very top of the ferris wheel a couple of weeks back. I glanced over at her, her little hands were gripping the bar, her big blue eyes were lit up with excitement. She had the biggest smile of satisfaction on her fat round face. Her long blond hair was blowing so beautifully in the night air. She was yelling with excitement. She had a look of amazement on her fair white face. It was her very first carnival. Debbie Johnson Junior .1,, M 2, ,,-Un . :pil -Q-.. f-'ss f- :f.q:::,:'-::s. -54-. if-1.-er: -,':7s,fq2-:Q fr. '- 0, SSS:--SJ ' uv. .wma-f' V Howard Mitchell Junior A Friend A Friend is someone who can help you when you are feeling low. A Friend is someone who understands when you say no. A Friend is someone who hardly ever gets mad. A friend is someone who is sad when you are sad. A friend is someone who compliments you, A friend is someone who makes you feel blue When you look at the ocean and see the tide, You know your friend is there by your side. . . Jennifer Swanson Sophomore Special Features - 215 T29 fit ,f ' i SW i I 1 ,L , . . I wt L, Remember The Times llmgi 5 mt jlf y, tim K Ag- y ,Q iw :a r gy! iilil t Rememberthetimes when we l' lt ' , ' i f it f 31 x, xg l 'alla if were young' l xx lux, l X K ! N Xu X And the people we were Q it 5 if Wg' l , ,, X , iw Ililyrilf ygll fl X ' always among? i it L1 -P A WY? LL yn l. Z Doesn't it seem so long ago? le ll 'x ltfi 'R 52 fs- ffm a:1::f---Hf,.,e,,f1+f- , M l , ,gt fi We've now forgotten the people X l fQ1 'TT1 H, , 4 A Niffwi-fQ,Ylyf we used l , :aff Q-1' - f c 'grgf' V: e- WW WW- 'ff' 2 f- f ' 5 'f' 3, 5 1-' WV ' ' to know. 7 ' I' afvfw' i 'Q 5. ff-zum, Q W 'j e , Y f ,,- f -, ' L1- Buttimes have passed and f l ,Zalllll ,if I lf' E 'fit E T lzrgellf f' we'veId I HQ! i' 5Lf ,Q,.,,55i x iw? if gotten o 4,333 xi' it 1 l ,ig ,V y Our memories now are getting A .A - - r X 5? Wi cold 4 ffrqf it in M 1 l . 2,11 Rememberthetimes when we S Q ,QQ 4, i it f gl o gf 1' ,k ii' We were together Q l Q53 Y Q9 in l il'Y,lw E in Wk lg ' , Ad t t mt... o t. r tl n running around inthe .o Q M, sq, X ,ct 4.,S,llj, , Ll , a K , snowy weather ' 'Ai , Q, a- 1 imigg y yt M- li Iimes are changing and going , 7.2 Y WM , :wg Mi f M HSI J s s r , -it we lt's hard to rememberthings 'Wie YI QQ tt f x ft f e b sii' ' A Vhhtl from the past. if ,,,,,V i'f , va Butthose memories are lr J, 1'f'igt-mv, l ,rsa T Al 'MA Al X , f lingering on if 'rye i And those last touches aren't fgvlhil A it l ffhff yet gone 5 g 'W ERC Those bells are ringing, can't REQ, T 'L' ' i i Mei you hear the chimes? i Yes, I can remember those Eric Lindsey good old times! Junior Brenda Hepner Heshman Our Little World The two of us in a world so vast We move so slowly, the world going so fast. We're happy together, us two all alone, We live and laugh in a P world all our own. t ' Lt- 3 I l'm living for you as each m imi 1 day goes by, l- xx, g 4:25 ,, always happy, KE1 -QL .- . 7 never needing.to cry. -ff - gg ' ' ,- A , ,, you make ourlittle world X x A ' ,. it 5- a dream come true, X X ,f,, fl IQ' ' - For when I dream, 42- ,' '7'l,,wMf 'ff5'.vg, j ldream of you. Q' lxxww' ' A X Now the world is spinning C A pi J ef ' -V ' , ,N 4 round and round qt 'K xlx Silt sql' ,lx N33 We've had our ups, i W' , I ni, I'-Q'27Q,4bltIKfYRk,., We've had our downs. , lf E '-Q, ,Q But here we are f vjlgfw' 'LlYx '51 V N in our own little world Q1 f If 1 .W-1 vi f if Q' 'vw if' together, S QI 'gl 7 HZ, fl Having each other - 1 R' ffl- more than ever. Z Nl .x NS' ' X175 Asenath Nall LN' Q' I N ' ' Senior 216 - Special Features The Cat M' f,' '. I As I was walking down the street V Mfg 5 one day, I looked in a window and saw a cat The cat was coal black with gold eyes, It had a gentle look on its face The more I gazed the more the cat seemed to change, Every minute it got meaner looking Then as I gazed on, it disappeared. Margaret Meador . f ull' ff. 1 ' i f I .Q Xj f ' ' a . ' 2' -I I X x ' -f ,X ...A I - l t ' -:jx yt - .: 9 .imxp ffl. ' Q rs. ' -L+ xi ' Q i t ,, L! V, ' '--if 'ft if, ,i ' ,ff I 5 , My . I 9, Wg.-14 .1-5:X',1,v-K. I . -gn '1 l K 4 , gr . JS yew? .ffyf fd as Y J' f KIKQIT' ,lf 1,1 K 1 Lf l 155 f' X f x X A , ' l t A v X 4 3 K, 1 4iM K x A - ' fl f 1 IT L jg A 'cox xx W X I -V' i' a fifiaw I ' V , I , ' tp. x i ,I i UN ' fl J ' X ' 1' . ,fix tif 'I iff 4 W lf 3 hit lf 4' ,Q Q , X Qt l Us V Q, il I if X f 1 5. it ' x ' l Sophomore ,ff X in Q X1 I 2' I Al X ff - ' ' If Only Then I Knew rti.' .f,f,' 'I 'i X I2-gh . X Q You told me so 1 fl N, You told me when my day would come S ly 1 ,W f X And when it would end I, jg I' I I' You told me so. 'i I, X For this I didn't believe so, Q ly?-P-X IA- For I had much to do and see ?g' For you told me so. 1,1 ' 'A9f'Ir1 But I had to wait and see for myself I , , And when ir did come, . X fi , ljfggq, I remember you told me so. 'Wllhm V fl q, ' Lucy Cope 7.5 , , X' 30Dh0m0fe Gina McClure Junior Those Silly Little Things As the ground spins slowly up to meet me I suddenly realize what I've done, I've ruined my life with those silly little things, That I thought would be fun. I was all set for a flight, Ready and set to go Somebody said here ' Why didn't I say No? It made me feel so good I decided to take one more l finally took so many l fell to the floor Now as I lay here Thinking of what I've done The guy I love looks down at me, And says How could you be so dumb? And when he walks away I think again How Dumb That I've ruined my life with those silly little things X I thought would be so fun. Donna Viers Sophomore of Pam lflgfam Special Features - 217 Junior Friends A friend is someone you can trust When the going gets rough And you feel that you must Have someone close to whom you can reveal your joys and woes A friend is to laugh with and to joke To speak the words, That wouldn't be spoke unless you were really close But most of all a friend is there S fl, v 1 sv ff 'F igtlvudii' 4 .' vt' 1 hiv! wffuf' 'X 1,4-.wfgv mia, -.-e.,.:vM- nt, 14, ,255 dy:-5,5 DCI ,HMA 31 x 3.2 Y ltr R' MV ' Mar i 4 -'J ,gvfls 4 l , A-I' La- , 5 ,QV A v-ff Wil rl 5 17, I vf :ff 'ff I Y 1 in if 1' f rf 'wr M' 4 W' , ,vi you aware .. ig-if 'wifi That there is always someone who iw: 'Q cares L Q, v s Teresa Moravec Sophomore F333 ' 12 messa- frf-F541 - Tip - -. -.qzg1:gau,:.p' ,.-:..g.- -.-ge,-, 153 .-.-:1Hl?!'?.'.' '..1'. f:?- .. 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'K ' 'rink xgt, A qw, . rv W ' N L, H F W h?- ,fx bum 218 - Special Features Beth Harper Sophomore Janice Harrell Junior Love ls Love is the warmest word in our language today, It is a word we use when ever we pray. Love is the sound and love is the light, lt is a word we say with strength, voice, and might. Love is my mother and her warming arms, That carried me gently and kept me from harm. Love is my father, trustworthy and strong, Who raised me in goodness, and kept me from wrong. Love is the flowers, the grass, and the trees, The valleys and meadows, the mountains and seas. Love is the children, the fowl, and the beast, And the father who joins them in comforting peace. Love is our home that sits way on high, With bright golden gates with ribbons and ties. Love is the beginning and love is the end, Love is the point between God and all men. Love is -Jesus and He is the way, To strengthen us wisely day after day. And love is the angels who sing High above, And shout in rejoicement God is Love . Debbie McNeese Freshman The Game As the people started coming I knew there would only be a small crowd It was because we had lost But yet, I was still proud So why not the town? As I watched them arrive I forgot the crowds, as The team ran on In their maroon and white The impact was strong They yelled and clapped, The spirit was there So why I asked Didn't anyone else care? They began to warm up With smiles on their faces It was the beginning again Of winning races. The gun went off The game began Now with gritted teeth, Down the field they ran By the end of the first quarter We had skipped behind As I looked to the crowd They had become unkind Back to the game And up till the half Twenty-four to nothing No one could laugh The spirit that was there seemed to be gone Poor Ricky was sad and his face was long They ran out to the field fired up as it seemed Maybe again They had become a team. Third quarter was here And we started to play But the score as it was Just wouldn't stay. The Eagles didn't score But the Bearcats came through Now 24-6, we knew what we could do Fourth quarter started Time was running low Then Gary Whitfield got a blow The team was fired The defense was mad They were playing for blood and we were glad They kept trying for points But never passed the goal They were pushing too hard And got blow after blow The Eagles scored again. Now 31-6 They had to do something They just couldn't Then Richard went in with two minutes left With a hand off to Rockins he broke the net He ran down the field And into the zone He had made a touchdown now we could go home As the countdown began And I looked at their faces, Their pride was hurt We had lost the race With tears in their eyes they stood with dispair The hurt and the pain I could see it all there Why Lord, did we lose again As I asked in prayer There's a reason he said and I still care So I ran on the field to say it was alright They had played good And had put up a good fight But the faces were long few words they spoke It was one and four It wasn't a joke But as they ran off In their maroon and white I was still proud Be you, what you might There went the team that played to the end there's no other school l'd ever want to defend. by Mary Renshaw, Junior K ii f , . .lf Xfi KV, , 1 , Q vw Mfr,-I' Zia ,,t 4f I. 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My man, I know, indeed would not siege us, Because my first man's name, you see is Jesus. by Debbie McNeese Special Features Music Billboard's Pop Singles 1. Shadow Dancing 2. Night Fever 3. You Light Up My Life 4. Staying Alive 5. Kiss You All Over 6. How Deep is Your Love 7, Baby Come Back 8 9 10 . Love is Thicker Than Water . Boogie Oogie Oogie .Three Times A Lady Government For the first time in 100 years a Republican B9STA'bUVT1S was elected as the Governor of Texas. Bill Cle- -SSTUVUGY NlQh1 Fever f Bee Gees ments defeated Democrat John Hill last Novem- .Grease X John Travolta, Olivia Newton John ber and togk Office in January. .The Stranger X Billy Joel 1 2 3. Rumors X Fleetwood Mac 4 5. Aja X Steely Dan Movies Top 10 Movies 1978 Saturday Night Fever Grease Animal House Foul Play Goodbye Girl Heaven Can Wait Jaws 2 Death on the Nile The Betsy Revenge ofthe Pink Panther 220 - Current Events Weather This year SHS closed its door three days due to foul weather. Sherman received approximately 10 inches of snow accumulation making driving conditions hazard- ous and almost impossible. Sports The Pittsburgh Steelers stole the Super Bowl title from the Dal- las Cowboys 35-31 Earl Campbell of the Houston Oilers was named Rookie Of The Year The Triple Crown was once again won by Affirmed, ridden by Steve Cauthen The Heavyweight Championship title was once again won by Muhammad Ali. Ali recaptured the title Sept. 15. The fight was won by decision. Best Sellers Your Erroneous Zones Wayne W. Dyer The Lawless John Jakes Jaws ll Hank Searles The Thornbirds Colleen McCollough Da re To Love Jennifer Wilde If Life is a Bowl of Cherries Then What am l Doing in the Pitts Erma Bombeck Scruples Judith Krantz Top Stones Guyana massacre suicides Middle East Peace Talks Two Popes Die election of John Paul ll U S Economy inflation dollar s decline stock market wage price guidelines San Diego air collision kills 144 California s Proposition 13 triggers anti tax sentiment Panama Canal treaties Child conceived in British laboratory Terrorism including kidnap murder of Aldo Moro in Italy Northeastern United States hit by two worst blizzards in decade Patty Hearst granted clemency by Pres ident Carter Death of Vice President Nelson Rocke teller Grayson Countys search for escaped Claude Eugene Dennis Sherman 1978-79 Baker Park new to the Sherman area was opened out side the City Limits Nov 1 Designed for family entertain ment the Park was named after former Mayor of Sher man Herman Baker and has become a very popular loca tion for young and old alike Sherman Texas has also been the sight of much new business and industry Plants such as Folgers LOF Glass Oscar Mayer Gates Rubber and Tire Chicago Pneumatic and The expansion of Tl has brought SHS many new students and Sherman more iob opportunities Mm Current Events 221 D - ' . ' I I - ' l . I I I , . I I 1 ,..t --in l convicts Michael Lancaster, and . L to S 'hm - ' Superintendent, School Board Direct School Policy Seven members of the School Board and Dr. Wendell Hubbard, Superintendent of Sherman Public Schools, met once a month to direct the affairs of the High School, Middle Schools, and Grade Schools. The board, working in conjunction with Dr. Wendell Hubbard and the school principals, main objective was to develop a policy by which Sher- man Schools were run. This includes approving the budget, hiring personal classroom curricu- lum, setting the school year calendar, and many other duties. Members of the board included: Dr. Bill Hase, Mrs. Carol Shea, Mrs. Charolett Spears, Mr. Bob Cathey, Mr. Darold Adams, Mr. Percy Neblett, and Mr. Joe McGahren. 2. 1. Dr. Wendell Hubbard, Superintendent Sherman Public Schools. 2. Henry.S0ry, Mr. Ffercy Neblett, Mrs. Carol Shea, Mr. Darold Adamii, laugh during break at board meeting. 3. Bill Hase conducts meeting business while Dr. Wendell Hub- bard listens. 4. Bob Cathy listens while Joe McGahren pro- poses ideas. 222 - Administration sf , X I Y F3-Q 1 2. 4. pw 'fi' , ,' J l 5. 6. Principals Embark on Stronger Education Program The 1978-79 school year has been a busy one for the principals of Sherman High. More stu- dents, and stricter rules made this year challeng- ing. To make the job a little easier the Principal and vice-principals divided their duties. Principal Dr. Tony Fillman oversaw all of the Vice Principals, plus many other duties including observing classrooms, parent- student relations, attending and contributing to the school board and many other duties. Mr. Charles Byler was in charge of the Seniors, Billy Bob Boys, building and grounds, gradua- tion, work permits, and the Smoking Area. Mr. Bill McClure took care of the ticket sales locker assignments, ninth grade, and parking lot. Mr. Wilson Blurton's duties included textbooks, cafeteria duty, bus duty, commons, and tenth and eleventh grade activities. ,My ,fix ... 1. Principal Dr. Tony Fillman Assistant Principals. 2. Mr. Bill McClure. 3. Mr. Charles Byler. 4. Mr. Wilson Blurton. 5. Mr. Byler conducts business over the phone. 6. Mr. Bill McClure makes daily note. 7. Dr. Tony Fillman prepares business mail. Administration , ,,... s ,,.x, .,... . . ..,:w.:1..-W-. . . .ss Nr 'ZX - .M . I 1. 2 if-E 3. 1. Mr. Charles Byler watches action at Bear- cat varsity basketball game. 2. Mr. Wilson Blurton makes out letter to send to parent. 3. Dr. Tony Fillman talks with concerned par- ent during college night. 4. Mr. Bill McClure assists Freshman student with her new locker. 5. Mr. Charles Byler repairs lock on the lockers. 224 Administration Counselors Stress One-to-One Bosis ,Q , 11 ' W N' in .V,. 0 if ' Ui- UH U Nl f N 2. NJ 's..., im c f Q .t X f' by mx . .fi 3. f H 'WL '71 f l irt se 4. ,195-L. M-. 4. 5. 1. Mr. Jack Anderson, vocational counselor conducts daily work. 2. Mr. Larry Scott, Junior counselor, checks schedule changes. 3. Mrs. Eve- lyn Low is assisted by Mrs. Beth Cenero in alphabetizing Freshman schedules. 4. Mrs. Louise Linton, Senior Counselor. 5. Mrs. Dorothy McKinney talks to concerned parent. Counselors - 225 LTY ' 'MWF' Ex if- 2 .1 P aofxzxxk ,s WV , .. ,wx Q-ss 'NOG -m' '31 Alexander, Mr. Eugene Building Trades, VICA Anderson, Mr. Jack Vocational Counselor Armstrong, Mr, Mike Math Armstrong, Mrs. Phyllis Counselor Barron, Mrs. Carrie Jo English, Volleyball, Basketball Coach Bailey, Mr. Carl Physical Education, Health, Freshman Football Beach, Miss Linda American History, Rodeo Club Benson, Miss Mildred English, Freshman Cheerleaders Bledsoe, Mrs. Betty Typing, Recordkeeping Boston, Mr. Jack Agriculture, FFA Brawley, Mrs. Betty Homemaking, Home and Family Living, FHA Brown, Mr. Raymond Math Brown, Mrs. Tonja English Caldwell, Mrs. Pat Office Call, Mr. Royce General Metals, Woodwork Carneal, Miss Carolyn Health, Drill Team Cantrell, Mr. Jerry American History, Football Coach Clark, Mrs. Allieree PE, Track, Volleyball Coach Clayton, Mr. Alfred Math Clayton, Mr. Mark Chemistry Cole, Mr. Walter Auto Mechanics, VICA Cunningham, Mr. Tom NHS, Asian Studies, American History DeBerry, Mr. Robert Math Team Dyer, Coach Mack Woodworking, Tennis Coach Elliott, Mrs. Charlynne Media Director Faculty - 227 Evans, Mr. Leonard Drivers Education Estes, Mr. Bill Biology, Football, Basketball Coach Fair, Mrs. Helena Health Co-op, HOE Farrish, Mr. Mike Health Fienning, Mrs. Rosamond Vocational Office Education, OEA Gann, Mr. Frank VAC Co-op Giarraputo, Mrs. Fredia English Gibson, Mr. Robert American History Gill, Miss Diane English, French, French Club Gohlke, Mr. Duane Choir Grigg, Mrs. Gail LLD. Hannah, Mrs. Nell Art Hattox, Mrs. Nadine LLD Hefner, Mrs. Susan Activities Director Hensler, Miss Mary Art Howeth, Mr. Larry Band Howeth, Mrs. Pam Government, Freshman Cheerleader Hudson, Mr. L. A. Distributive Education, DECA Hudspeth, Mr. Tommy Athletic Director, Coach Hunt, Mr. Ed. Physical Education, Assistant Coach Jack, Coach Gerald Biology, J.V. Football Jeffcoats, Mrs. Helen Office Johnson, Mrs. Bernice Eleventh Grade Sponsor, Typing Johnson, Mr. Darvin Drafting, VICA Johnson, Mrs. Frances Financial Secretary 228 - Faculty il! 093. 06 ...JV Hanky ffyllf Jones, Mrs. Emma P.E., Health, Track Coach Jones, Mrs. Nancy English, Varsity Cheerleader Kays, Mrs. Karen English, Tenth Grade Sponsor Kennedy, Mr. Charles T.V. Repair, VICA Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Lucille Librarian Kras, Mr. John Business, Coach Kremer,'Mr. Richard Math Kruse, Mr. Jack Drivers Education Kuhns, Mrs. Jean Drivers Education Kumler, Mrs. Donna Latin, English, JCL Lee, Mr. Tommy Math, Math Team Linton, Miss Louise Senior Counselor Loop, Miss Gene Government, Social Science Problems, Debate Low, Mrs. Evelyn Freshman Counselor McCullough, Mrs. Mary Homemaking McGee, Mr. Pete American History, Psychology, Spirit Club McKinney, Mrs. Dorthell Sophomore Counselor Macamy, Mr. Brian History Manuel, Mr. Don Physical Science Montgomery, Mr. Van Drivers Education Morgan, Mrs. Ina Zoe Math, Mu Alpha Theta Morgan, Paula Journalism, Athenian, Hi- Talk Sponsor Morris, Mrs. Doneta Art Mullins, Mrs. Dorothy Cosmetology, VICA Neblet, Mrs. Pauline Typing, Shorthand Faculty - 229 Needham, John English, NHS Nickell, Mrs. Mary Physical Education, American History Nuss, Mr. William English Nix, Miss Joquita English, J.V. Cheerleaders O'Brian, Mr. Bill Physical Education, Coach Cross Country Ott, Mrs. Donna English Parker, Mr. David General Business Penton, Mrs. Lou Homemaking, Co-op, HERO Perkins, Mrs. Dorothy Transitional Counselor Phillips, Miss Jimmye Physical Education, Assistant Athletic Director Rader, Miss Barbara English Ramsay, Mrs. Hilda English 4 Rexrode, Mr. Bobby American History, Secondary Varsity Coach Rodgers, Mr. Stephen Physical Science, Biology Roy, Mrs. Mary LLD, VAC, NIKE Russell, Mrs. Patricia Math Schneider, Miss Margaret Librarian Scott, Mr. Larry, Junior Counselor Slaughter, Mrs. Joann Homemaking Co-op, HERO Sharp, Mr. Bob Math, Golf, Coach Southerland, Mr. Bruce Physical Education, Health, Coach Stoddard, Mr. Mark Science, Key Club Stocker, Mr. Welton Government Stoner, Mr. Herman Agriculture, FFA Sponsor Swetnam, Mr. Dick Health, Coach 230 - Faculty Y AY in in 1 Yi? 1 ,,.f- 'fl i ' , 'l' M127 Woods, Mr. Jacky Math, Coach Worley, Mr. Butch History, Coach if Taber, Mr. Bob Industrial Cooperative Training, VICA Tave, Miss Sandra Homemaking Templeton, Mr. Charles American History, Coach Viergiver, Mrs. Kay Homemaking, FHA Watson, Mr. Bob Drama, Speech, Thespians Watwood, Mrs. Murlene VOE, VICA Welsh, Mr. Tom T,V. Productions, VICA Wertz, Mr. Charles Orchestra White, Mr. Kam Social Studies White, Mr. Walter VICA, Metal Trades Williams, Mrs. Dana World Geography Williams, Mr. O. D. Math Wilson, Mrs. Carrie Jo English, FTA Wilson, Mrs. Margie Speech, English, FTA Wilson, Miss Patsy English, Spanish Faculty - 231 Facilities Prepare Students for Future Most of us will go to college after graduation or will pursue a vocation. The facilities here at S.H.S. can prepare us for either. We use our more tradi- tional academic education as the basis for the con- centrated studies we may later assume. The shops, typing rooms, homemaking labs, and other non-aca- demic facilities available for vocational studies, or simply a way to pursue interests in the various fields. Likewise, the art and music department teachers served to lead us in either a hobby or a pro- fession. We learn responsibility as well as names and dates, logical thinking as well as theorems and prop- erties. Each teacher in their own way brought new experiences of sorts, as well as new information to absorb. 3. 5. 1. Coach Templeton checks quote during class discussion. 2. Mrs. Beth Cinero checks daily attendance. 3. Members of faculty enjoy friendship dinner. 4. Coach Jackie Woods receives game plays on sidelines. 5. Miss Mildred Benson helps student with grammar. 232 - Faculty 5 f X r M-4-aw, Lunch Lodiesg Custodian Continuous Jobg Pompers Students, School 1 l ..... 4- . X Q' P0 an 'fs 5. 1. S.H.S. students enjoy lunch. 2. Virginia Wall rolls dough in preparation for lunches. 3. Mr. Brewer fixes wall in English hall. 4. Melba Clay, Helen Ritchie, Sue Hill, Liz Bullard, Audrey Wal- ters prepare back up supply. 5. Amanda Lay- lynn prepares vegetables. Custodians - 233 5: I - - .uf-1..::sgzfrzsfgQf.v-:wfwrw- - J ' ,x.g,ggA , ,g.:,. - na X Xa ,J PS K ,F W x ' 'fu' 4' Yi x . 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'J?:Qim, i. .1,,,,,.,, , , 'A-6 4 4 Aaron, Tuna Adarnl, Tom Adams, James Akers, Dan Allord, Danny Alverson, Llsa Anderson, Clndy Anderson, Jlrnrny Anderson, Steva Anderson, Tammre Arnold, Indra Arnold, Jane Askew, Larry Aslakson, Marcy Babb, Darryl Bader, Debble Bagwell, Greg Bailey, Carol Bailey, Monica Ball, Susan Ballou, Mike Barcus, Mary Barker, Wendy Barks, Donny Barrett, Sherrle Bass, Debble Beamon, Angela Bean, Leslie Beard, Joe Bednarz, Lorn Bell, Peggy Bell, Tracy Bennie, Kerr: Bller, Mary Bird, Shirley Blackburn, Anna Blanton, Mary Blanton, Savella Bledsoe, Jett Bluemel, Dawn Boaz, Jerry Bouehard, Penny Buren, Wesley Bowen, Rovanda Boyles, Donna Braden, Vanna Bragg, Beth Brandon, Kelly Branson, Mnchelle Brewer, Angle Bruner, Randy Brlnghurst, Lorl Brockett, Tracy Brown, Debra Brown, Jeff Brown, Llnda Bryant, James Bryant, Sherry Buck, Susan Buchanon, Tony Burch1ueld,F?honda Burchtueld, Sarah Burks, Hazel Burr, Danuel Butler, Dawyne Buttler, Kathy Caddell, Bron Cameron, David Campbell, Michael Campbell, Tnnltua Canaster, Davld Carpenter, Leda Freshmen - 235 Carrington, Gary Carroll, Tom Carter, Randy Carter, Richard Casey, Michelle Cathey, Brian Causey, Danette Chappell, Martha Charlton, Scott Church, Bruce Clark, Sherri Coco, Chris Cole, Norella Conrad, Nita Conway, Paul Cook, Lonnie Cooper, Ray Cooper, Sylvia Cortner, Laurie Coulson, Nancy Coursey, Dru Courtney, Virginia Cox, Mike Craddock, Don na Craig, Frank Crawford Ohana Crawford, Tammy Cripe, Ronny Crosby, Jimmy Crosby, June Cross, Terry Dalrymple, Patrick Daughtery, Angela Daughtery, Michelle Den ham, Melani Dennis, Karen Davenport, Lisa David, Neil Davis, Tommy Dixon, Billy Dobbs, Tim Dotson, Bruce Dorsey, Billy Dowdy, Tim Downing, Troy Drinnon, DeeDee Driscoll, Jackie Duckworth, Leslie Dueringer, Brad Duncan, Ricky Echols, Becky Eddins, Sharon Edmonson, Carolin Eggsen, Ralph Eichblatt, Tim Elder, Myrtle Elliot, Amanda Ellison, Robert Emery, Benny Fallon, Jim Fatrell. Vickie Lynn Feester, Todd Ferguson, Micheal Fillman, Patty Fisher, Robert Fleming, Debbie Flexer, Doris Fogle, Kathy Fontaine, Barry Forsythe, Sheryl Foster, Greg Fox, Melinda 236 - Freshmen sy f we i Frankland, Jett Franklin, Donnie Franks, Cindy Fry, Terry Frye, Gracie Gaddis, Donna Gaines, Frances Gann, Danny Gearinger, Richard Gentry, Mike Gittens, Greg Glenn, Lisa Gomez, Maria Gonzales, Eddie Gorman, Ross Gott, Jackie Green, Sharon Griffin, Karyn Griffin, Paul Griffin, Robin Grimes, Gary Grissom, Kay Grissom, Doug Guerrero, Rojelio Guess. Deborah Haakinson, Jerry Hagen, Kellie Hale, Cathy Haliburton, David Ham, Sheryl Hamel, Michelle Hammonds, Roxie Hanley, Freddy Hargrove, Charles Harper, Lori Harris, Craig Harris. Lynda Harris, Sandra Harrison, Doug Harrison, Loy Harvey, Ann Harvey, Carla Harvey, Donna Harvey, Paula Hatch. Eddie Havins, DeAnn Hayden, Eric Helms, Judy Henderson, Billy Henry, Mary Hensley, Brad Hepner, Brenda Hermes. JoAnn Hestand, Janice Hicks, Brenda Hickson, Letitia Hill, Jeff Hindsley, Eddie Hinkle, Elizabeth Hobby, Wayne Hodge, Dale Hogan, Cheryl Holland, Jerome Hollingsworth, Kieth Honea, Michael Hoppess, Graham Horn, David Howell, Dan Hubbard, Wendall Huff, Penny Hughes, Tony Hughes, Victor Freshmen - 237 Hughley, Hunl, Ed Barry ward Hunter, Mark Hurley, Kenny Hutcherson, Ri ck Isaacs, Melisa Jack, James Jackson, Billy Jackson, Carl Jackson, Derek Jackson, LaTonya Jackson, Richard Jackson, Steven Jackson, Theodore Jacobs, Dennis Jacobs, Jennifer Jenkins, Jenkins, Johnson Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson Johnson, Jolly, De A , C , C Jones, Jones Jones, Jones Jones Charla Danny , Angela Diane lda Jon , Tammy Tona na nn hris indi andy R Tim Jordan, Julie Juntnan, Brian Kear, Br idgene Keel, Brent Keene, Billy Kelly. Dennis Kemp, L Kendall, Kev, Gai ink Michael I Kinder. Mark King, Jim King, Robin Kinsey, Gerald Knighi, Don Konkle, Kramer Krause Kuhn, G Kulhave Sha ron , Kelly , Jeff ICQ y, Joe Liar, Nelson Lambert, David Larkins, Larson Michelle , Jeri Laltimore, Kim LeFlore, Kenneth Lemmons, Jean Lentz, Deedra Leonard, Vinson Leute, Shiela Locke, Lena Lowe, Ti fTl Lusier, Mike Lucas, Patsy Lyons, Phillip McCleese, Kevin McCIusky, Cindy McCabb, Claude McCoIIu McCooI, m, Rhonda Melissa McDonald, Jennifer McElhannon, Liz McKinney, Dwayne 238 - Fresh men McMillan, Larry McNeese, Debbie Mackey, Darlene Mackey, Richard Maine, Russell Mayor, Benia Martin, Bill Martin, Cindy Mask, Felicia Mask, Natalie Maxwell, Brenda Maxwell, Joann Mayer, Brad Maynard, Clinton Means, Judy Medlin, Pam Melton, Brenda Melton, Stacy Melugin, Annella Miller, Dan Miller, Daryl Miller, David Miller, David Miller, Tracy Minor, Lisa Montgomery, Delonda Moody, Melanie Moore, Margarete Moran, Dina Morrow, Tim Mrozonski, Donald Mullins, Orley Mulvaney, Ronnie Nash, Millie Nash, Nathan Nation, Jerry Neal, Bobby Neal, Karen Neely, Kenny Nelson, Bobby Nelson, Sherry Neyman, Bill Niemann, Charles Noble, Jack Norvell, Billy Ray Obrero, David Olmstead, Lee Osborn, Michelle Ottwell, James Owens, Mark Pate, Pam Parrish, Lori Patton, Sherri Phea, Mae Phea, Patricia Phea, Virginia Phillips, Rona Pierce, Connie Ping, Michele Pleasant, Rosa Polk, Alice Potts, Robert Presley, Carl Prevart, Scott Price, Jackie Price, Scott Prothro, Larry Prothro, Terry Ouattlebaum, Teresa Rachael, Bruce Ragen, Floger Rangle, Lisa Freshmen - 239 Ransom, Deneen Ransom. Paula Ratclill, Tina Raulston, Melanie Record, Shirley Reding, Elwood Renfro, Scott Reutlehuber, Becca Revch, Nina Revennaugh, Kim Reynolds, Bobby Reynolds, Chris Rhine, Sherrig Rice, Andy Rice, Kieth Rice, Mark Richards, Scott Richardson, Susan Richey, Michael Ridinger, LaJuana Riley, Kevin Rinehart, Annette Ritchie, Chris Ritchie, Robert Riza, Wade Roach, Cathy Roberts, Craig Roberts, Kann Robinson, Amy Robinson. Daphine Robinson, Cindy Rodeway, Jeft Rodriguez, Severo Rostyne, Rachelle Rushing, Joanna Russell, Jim Sansbury, Bob Sanders, Laura Schwartz, Curtis Scrivner, Teresa Scruggs, Gaylon Selby, Gene Selby, Trey Senecal, Tammy Sexton, Terri Shaddon, Lezlee Shadid, Linda Shank, Penny Sheehey, Susan Shibuya, James Shook, Terri Signer, Mike Simon, Micheal Simpson, Blake Sisemore, Brian Singleton, Doug Skipworth, John Shate. Jeff Smith. David Smith, Pat Smith, Sharon Softly. Helene Soper, Shanna Spencer, Stacy Stevens, Marcie Stevens, Mark Stewert, Angie Stewert, Jackie Stewart, Tresa Slodghlll, Paula Stokes, James Stone, Ronnie 240 - Freshmen v M ...AM Q . I - ' 'i 4 5' 1 Q, Q ,.A , ' 5 , Y L, fe r W Q , im, . 1 ,aff ' --g' ' ' gf dl ly I to -A. 1 , 4 , r-l'sM,, fi ,Er- W 'Ir 'iih ft ii: 'F' ti? i it A i FL i .45 i-f is svgegmaftl- k'kk f Stonehocker, Daryl Strickland, Steve Summers, Todd Suter, Janie Swanson, Stacy Swindler, Linda Tankersley, Greg Taylor, Gene Taylor, James Teneza, Catherine Thomas, Debbie Thomas, Donna Thomas, Gladys Thomas, Jerry Thomas, Rachel Thomas, Stan Thompson, John Thompson, Robert Thompson, Roger Thornhill, Bill Thornton, Lorrie Torrez, Stella Townsend, John Traylor, Marcus Treadwell, Dona Treadwell, Lana Tucker, Mike Turnam, Tab Turnam, Tammy Unclebach, Scott Varley, Rhonda Vawter, Becky Vrla, Sharon Wagner, Beth Ann Wagoner, Harold Wake, Margaret Walker, Joyce Walker, Elnora Wallace, Hollis Walston, lhvid Waters, Monica Ward, Ivy Waterman, John Webb, David Weightman, Alice Weightman, Debbie Wells, Sue Wertz, Anne Wesson, Gina West, Chuck West, Jeff whims, Greg whisenhum, Kay Whisenhunt, Kim White, Brad White, Kym Whitefield, Joe Wible, Sheryl Wiggins, Kim Wilder, Allison Wiley, Scott Willis, Kim Williams, Debra Williams, Jerry Willis, Greg Willits, Dee Wilson, James Wilson, Wess Winegar, Mitzi Wintree, Fiomona Winglield, Brent Wolfington, Wanda Freshmen - 241 Worthunglon, Angela Wonz, Ann Wnght, Jess Wnght, Michael Wright, Mike 242 - Freshmen L' - . .X E W . K. ws...1: .QR 4.. .,x..x,. ,. L v K .sex 'Q 5 tis- - I g':g. if -V .1 .wx '. -ir Q.. if sm ...mg . . Tr 'Q f 15 i il ,M 4 Q S .te A -W.-awww 1. fe ----Q-1:uy0 ' sb KW 'if 2 Juv' fi f,'..f.ffsf?iWWrL,W'3 V' f I 3. Freshman Survive Frrst Year 2. 4. 1. Joe Harris examines Pompeii exhibit. 2. Freshman students show enthusiasm at a Friday Pep Rally. 3. Todd Summers receives assist- ance from Mrs. Fredia Girraputo while Richard Carter and Dan Burr work on English assignment. 4. Freshman Maroon player Dennis Jacobs, looks for assistance. Freshmen - 24 244 - Sophomores URES -vc I W fi If if , mm ww --'k- f- -f -,ww 1 Qs WSG? Q F' bs., Abbott, Steve Adams, Jett Adams, Sherlne Aguurre, Rene Alford, Roger Allevato, John Anderson, Pete Andrews, Wendy Archer, Tuna Ashford, Karen Avard, Margret Baca, Jack Bauo, Lon Baker, Daryl Baker, Gwen Baker, Rncky Balderman, Sharon Baldwln, Lester Banks, Kathy Barrett, Susan Bartlett. Rhonda Barton, Shlrley Beabout, Krystl Beamon, Andre Beard, Teresa Bell, Mark Bell, Mary Bell, Tracey Bell, William Bennett, Klrk Bennett, Patty Bennett. Teresa Bewley, Brenda Blngham, Jnmmy Blshop, Karen Black, Mikal Black, Stacy Blackwell, Suzan Bledsoe, Becky Boatwrlght, Robnn Boddle, David Bock, John Booher, Bryan Bowen, Stephanne Bowers, Robert Bowers, Gary Bowman, Eddle Brewer, Angela Brewer, Bret Bruscoe, Pam Briscoe, Randy Brown, James Brown, Klm Brown, Rod Brown, Susan Brummer, Jlll Burchtleld, Laurne Burnett, John Burrus, Lon Burton, Brnan Byrum, Scott Calhoun, Patrlce Calhoun, Rodney Calklns, Wylene Calmes, Sam Campbell, Marylin Capps, Darryl Carey, Charlotte Carnley, Cllf Carter, Elaine Carter, Scott Cates, Susan Sophomores - 245 Chaney, Danny Chapin, Brian Chappel, Edward Chartier, Jerry . Cheeks, Melinda Chestnutt, Kelley Church, Patty Clark, Leigh Ellen Clayton, Jeff Cluck, Gary Coats, Leslie Cole, Robert Conley, Kim Conner, David Conner, Cathy Cooke. Jett Cooper, Carolyn Cope, Lucy Cosby, Susan Cowart, Dean Cox, Tonda Crawford, Deborah Crawford, Robert Crichton, Craig Creel, Patrick Criger, Jeff Cruise, Carrie Dagenais, Sheryl Dahms, Kathryn Daniel, Todd Daniels, Mary Darling, Sandy Darwin, Benay David, Todd Delphin, Edward Dickerson, Billy Dnsmuke, Mark Dixon, Benny Dixon, Theresa Dodson, Tommy Dotson, Benita Douglas, Gary Douglas, Steve Dowell, Curtis Downs, Sherri Drinnon, Andy Dueringer, Kim Duren, Kym Early, John Eddins, Kleth Edmundson, Harold Eggan, Eric Elder, Donna Elder, Michael Ellis, Machelle Ensminger, Chris Epps, Lyn Everson, Elizabeth Fair, Harry Ferguson, Ryon Fernandes, Jerry Fisk, Laurie Flanagan, Laura Flores, Debbie Floyd, Sherrie Fogle, David Fountain, Sherrie Franks, Lisa Franks, Sherry Franks, Steve Frost, Robert Fugett, Donna 246 - Sophomores t if ' Mi fs? 3 I 'Q J' if f s me .3 N X s , x -.4 X 1. r k 1 . . F- are V-1 . X A M.,m....+4 Fuller, Susan Gaddis, Barry Galford, Eddie Galley, Michelle Garrard, Mary Garrett, Charlotte Gassaway, Donna Gatti, Darryl Gaunt, James Goldston, Dale Goodman, Charles Grady, Micky Graham, Jamie Gray, Cheri Gray, Sandra Green, Steve Griffin, Beverly Grigg, Fred Gripp, David Hackler, Karen Hackler, Ken Hall, Darrel Hames, Darla Hamper, Beth Harris, Joe Harrison, Casey Harvey, Larry Harvey, Mary Harvey, Michelle Hase, Kristi Hastings, Paul Hathoway, John Hayes, Diane Hiel, Eric Henderson, Penny Henson, Sam Herbert, Cindy Herod, Reggie Hightower, Brenda Hodges, William Holcomb, Kevin Holt, Janet Hughes, Bunny Hughes, Marylyn Hunter, Pam Huntsman, Becky Hutchinson, Mike Jackson, Bobby Jackson, Jesse Jackson, Vera Jay, Mark Jenkins, Jane Jennings, Carla Johnson, Andrea Johnson, Lowell Jones, Angela Jones, Chris Jones, Cindy Jones, Jacky Jones, Jett Jones, Pat Jones, Rhonda Kane. Sherri Keene, Don Kelly, Darrell Kelley, Susan Kellogg, Robert Kennedy, Ricky Kerr, Don Key, Gail Key, Russell King, Mary Sophomores - 247 Kinsey, Don Kensey, Jeanie Kirby. Shelley Kirkpatrick, Gene Knight, Kerry Krider, Stuart LaLonde, David Lambert, Michelle Lang, Stephanie Lanklord, Melanie Latham, Viola Latta, Phyllis Lawlis, Liesha Lay. Karen Leake, Beth Leard, David Leard, Gina Lee, Mitch Levielle, Scott Lightloot, Angie Lodge, Kelly Lora, Mike Love, Jam: Lucchesi. Maria Lupah, Auden MCCFBVY, Tammy McGill, JeH McGraw, Mike McKee, Andrea McKee, Malinda McKinney, Casey McKinney, Scott McLaughlin, Keri McNew, Kym McRee, Kieth Mcworter, Sharon Magers, Bill Mahana, Jerry Mahana, Jimmy Markl, Ginny Martin, Joey Martin, Roberta Mask, Mark Mask, Rhonda Mathews, Paul Mathews, Chris Maupin, Donald Maxwell, Kenneth Medder, Margarete Medlin, Lynette Medlin, Steve Merek, Shonnie Meredith, Mike Middents, Greg Mills, Derek Mills, Virginia Milam, Erica Mitchell, Jim Montgomery, Scott Morales, Paula Moravec, Teresa Moreland, Ken Morse, Sandra Murley, Ronnie Murray, Frank Myles, Danny Nagel, Mark Nash, Martie Neal, John Neely, Darryl Nelson, Darryl Nicholson, Nancy 248 - Sophomores ffoe' LE., ,f ' ...i N3 -LX C Niemeznski, Doug Noble, Jay Nowlin, Randy Nurre, Becky Obrero, Beth Olivares, Rosalynn Oliver, Steve Olsen, George Orr, Jerry Orr, Warren Osterhout, Ann Overman, Sandy Overman, Scott Owens, Bobby Owens, Jeanetta Parsons, Mackey Pate, Becky Patterson, Mignon Patterson, Daryl Patterson, Gloria Patterson, Tommy Pelley, Chip Pennington, Joyce Perbetsky, Tom Perry, Larry Pevehouse, Teresa Pfeiffer, Laurie Phea, Dwayne Phelps, Lova Pickins, Nancy Pierce, Jill Plumlee, Jeanie Plyler, Kim Pope, Ruby Popplewell, Janet Pratt, Rosen Price, Cindy Purnel, Mike Pyle, Amy Ragen, Laurie Ragsdale, Kelly Raines, Scott Ramsey, Cheri Randall, Chris Ratclitf, Tina Rehder, Cindy Flenshaw, Cinthia Reynolds, Mark Reynolds, Shiela Rhudy, Lisa Rice, Adam Rice, Jeff Richardson, Tammy Richey, Sharon Richmond, Mike Ricks, Robyn Rigney, Tamie Riley, Jerry Robards, Daniel Roman, Susan Rome, Tim Roy, Rene Rudolf, Debbie Sakowski, Chris Sample, Lisa Sampson, Mary Schwoerer, Brad Scoggins, Sue Scoggins, Susan Scott, Kim Scott, Marc Scrivner, Jett Sophomores - 249 Scruggs, Gweneen Seale, Buddy Shaw, Charles Shea, Kerry Shelton, Joana Sheppard, Ann Shnvers, Roy Shoemaker, Scott Short, Tammy Shoulders, Randy Sulls, Beth Sums, Beverly Smith, Carl Smith, Harold Smlth, Joe Smith, Judy Smlth, Ken Smlth, Match Smith, Sylvia SfT'lllhS0l'l, Sher: Sneed, Ed Southern, Lora Sparazynskl, Flonald Spears, David Sprouse, David Stevens, Davld Stevens, Wendy Stewart, Mike St0dghlIl,Melar1le Strong, Bully Strouse, Sandra Suter, Barbara Tallas, Charlte Taylor, Marvin Taylor, Kris Taylor, Don Teel, Teresa Temple, Mlke Thomason, T. J. Thompson, Steve Tlllery, Andy Tlsdell, Brlan Tracy, Cynthta Traylor, Vuckne Turner, Chris Twyman, Francine Tyler, Stacy Unclebach, Jeff Vestal, Chuck Vlers, Donna Wade, Melame Walker, Gloria Walker, Jimmy Walker, Steven Waller, Becky Weeks, Glenn Werner, Tammy Whaley, Preston Whnsenhant, Todd Whute, Knm Whutebread, Rohm Whntney, Tammy Wlesedeppe, Patncla Wnlcox, Crlstle Wnlder, Hope Wuley, Kam Wllllams, Juan Wnlllams, Judy Wnllnams, Lusa Wnllnams, Karen Wnllnams, Muke Wnlllams, Scott 250 - Sophomores :f 'QS-av Woolen, Tommy Wortham, Larry Wrighi, Scony Young, Jimmy Willingham, Sandy Wiliits, Roben Wilsey, Phil Wilson, Charles Wilson, Liz Witherspoon, Joel Wolfington, Abbie Wood, Mark Sophomores - 251 252 - Juniors J , ,kkr 1, , . Q V 11,5 X 52 I' WH: tr 1 'fi - L W . f 0 N if ai ' i , - 5, 5 ? , F' Ables, Jay Adami, Greg Adams, Belinda Adams, Fran Allen, Curtis Allenberg, Doug Allevato, Maria Anderson, Chan Anderson, Donna Anderson, Leigh Armstrong, Hope Armstrong, Stephen Ashford, Jo Ann Babb, Randall Baker, Debbie Baker, Jim Baker, Stephen Balding, Melanie Barker, Dennis Barker, Melvin Barrett, Tracy Bartley, Gale Barton, Deidra Bass, Vickey Batchelor, Donna Bedrick, Gary Beck, Rhett Bedsole, Linda Bender, Bobby Bennett, Devhra Bennie, Tony Bewley, Mark Blakeley, Ramona Blanton, Sherri Boaen, Machelle Juniors - 253 Boatman, Stacy Boatright, Brian Boatwright, Robin Boddie, Chandra Boddie, Lisa Bodovsky, Paula Bohm, Beth Bonfoey, Scott Book, Steve Boren, Kyle Bouchard, Diane Bowen, Staria Bower, John Bowers, Louise Braden, Todd Brawley, Beverly Brawley, Stewart Brewer, Karen Brewer, Steve Broussard, Eddie Brown, Carla Brown, Jack Allen Brown, Lisa Brown, Scotty Brown, Melanie Brownlow, Earl Brummer, John Buck, David Bullard, Randy Burchfield, Rickey Burkhalter, Debbie Burley, Jeff Burrow, Tammy Burrus, Danny Butler, Chris 254 - Juniors Byler, Richard Cantrell, Larry Carr, Rosemary Carroll, Angie Carter, Andrea Carter, Andy Carter, Angela Casmedes, John Caston, Keith Cathey, Leslie Cervantes, Anna Chaffin, Suprema Chandler, Hulen Chaney, Ernest Chumbley, Lisa Clark, Keith Clark, Maurie Clayton, Kim Cline, Sherri Cobbs, Karen Conklin, Lisa Conrad, Jane Conrad, Marci Conway, Kathy Cope, Pam Copeland, Wendy Corley, Kyle Coulson, Karen Crawford, Belinda Crumby, Gwen Curtis, Warren Daniel, Jeff Daniels, Laurie Daugherty, Rene DeVega, Nelson Juniors - 255 Dodd, Steve Donoho, Tony Dooley, Connie Douglas, April Douglas, Charles Douglas, Sherrie Douglas, Sherwood Downing, Terrie Duncan, Mike Dunlap, Debbie Dunn, Tammy Duree, William Eanes, Doug Eanes, Scott Edgett, Donna Edmonson, George Eilami, Farood Eldridge, Brenda Elliott, Tommie Ellis, Barbara Emeary, Liz Emerson, Duane Engler, Farrell Erwin, Lance Everett, Angela Falk, Lori Fallon, Frank Fallon, Mike Feith, Tracy Fine, Melody Flowers, Max Fordyce, Kelly Foster, Karen Fountain, Ricky French, Danny 256 - Juniors Fullylove, Holly Fulton, Steve Gailey, Scott Gaines, Rena Gann, Martha Garrett, Troy Gay, Walter Gentry, Cheryl Gilbert, Jimmy Gillllan, Dynette Gomez, Mike Good, Lori Gore, Jeff Grant, Bruce Gray, Mitch Griffin, James Grigg, Tammie Grigg, Tim Grissom, Jan Gross, Gay Gudgel, John Guerrero, Emily Haakinson, Dav Hager, Michelle Hager, Mike Haller, Karl Halliburton, Dennis Harder, Steve Hardy, Bobby Harlan, Don Harmon, Anne Ray Harper, Harold Harrell, Janice Hatch, Richard Havins, Ken JUFIIOFS - Hefton, Rachel Herpeche, La Sandra Higgins, John Hill, Jeff Hill, John Hobbs, Charles Hogan, Carla Hoggard, Kerry Hoggard, Rory Holcomb, Alex Holcomb, Scott Holland, Scott Holman, Rhonda Hood, Katie Hudgins, Ruth Ann Hudnall, Ronnie Huff, Greg Hughes, Gerald Hughley, Debbie Hull, Belinda Hunter, Rosalind Hutcheson, David Hutson, Katy Hyepock, Dwayne Ingram, Pam Jackson, Debbie Jackson, David Jackson, Diane Jackson, Laurie Jackson, Ronald Jacobs, Joe Jacobs, Judy Jarvis, Halley Jarvis, John Johnson, Debra 258 - Juniors ..- -sf - i 38 f S l rf' 3 W x Johnson, Greg Johnson, Tina Johnson, Willie, Jones Bobby Jones, Danny Jones, Debbie Jones, Diana Jones, Kay Jones, Marcus Jones, Neil Jordon, Terry Juntunen, Debbie Keel, Craig Keeler, Nancy Keeling, Tina Keller, Ginger Kelly, Mark Kenemore, Diana Kennemer, Randy Kitzmiller, David Kniffin, Roger Korioth, Greg Koschelew, Angie Kost, Mark Krause, Tim Kuhn, Barry Kurkendall, Angela Kyler, Kelly Landham, Brenda Landham, Sherry Lane, Ted Larkin, Theresa Latham, Jessie Lea, Pam Lemley, Bob Juniors - 259 Lemons, Tracy Lewis, Robert Lindsey, Eric Lingo, Diane Little, Sheri Locke, Victor Lodge, Cindy Logston, Marnita Long, Lloyd Lorance, Shari Lounderback, Gina Lovelace, Tammy Lowery, Mike Lowing, Bruce Lucas, Vernicia Lundin, Mary Luper, Stephanie Lusk, Christi McClain, Evelyn McClure, Gina McConnell, Debbie McCord, Annabelle McDougal, Cary McGraw, Lori McJimsey, Barbara McMeIey, Todd McNew, Tammy McKee, Frances McKee, Michael Mackey, Eric Maine, Robin Mason, Narita Matherly, Sue Maynard, Brian Mercer, Rose 260 - Juniors If-rv 449: uf, 5 L A 7' 'av w ., 1 X , . fye M, Q 0. .4-is 4-my .pf ,J ,Jr f - Ez 'sb 3 Mexia, Vicki Micheletti, James Miller, Greg Miller, John Minor, Michelle Mitchell, Cindy Mitchell, Howard Mitchell, Les Mitchell, Lori Montgomery, Debbie Moore, Patti Moore, Tracey Moreland, Steve Morris, Eric Morris, Kelli Mullenix, Beverly Mulholland, Sue Murphey, Beverly Murphey, Mike Murphy, Patricia Neal, Jimmy Neal, Mike Nesbitt, Alan Neathery, Tammy Nelson, Andrea Nelson, Shelley Niswander, Amy Niswander, Julie Nixon, Paul Noel, Denise Northcut, Jay Nowlin, Roger O'Donley, Bryan Odum, Lory Osborne, Mark Juniors - 261 Ottwell, Mark Parker, Alicia Parnell, Teresa Parr, Karla Pate, Brenda Patel, Khyati Patterson, Cirinthian Pennell, Bo Pettijohn, Debbie Perkins, Chester Perryman, Claudia Petterson, Eric Pettit, Cindy Pinion, Beth Pokorny, Mike Polk, Raymond Pratt, Greg Price, Janet Price, Randy Pruitt, Leslie Pruitt, Bobby Ouenton, Marty Quinn, Charles Rainwater, Marqueri Ramsey, Shawna Raner, John Reamer, David Reed, Craig Reister, Lisa Renshaw, Mary Rexrode, Mark Reynolds, David Richards, Mark Richardson, Brian Riley, Robin 262 - 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Risk, Maif Ritchie, Lisa Robinson, Emily Rockins, Chris Rolen, Angie Ross, Deborah Runnels, Steve Rush, Richard Russell, Laurie Salafia, Teresa Salafia, Mark Sanchezf, Rachel Sanderson, Webb Sayed, Naved Scheidt, Bruce Scanlon, Jack Schweizer, Sheryl Schwoeble, Fritz Scott, Gail Scruggs, Brigitte Seals, Karen Settle, Terry Sexton, Tommy Shaw, Gary Shaw, Sharon Shellnut, Edna Smith, Chris Smith, Darrell Smith, Debbie Smith, Janet Smith Nancy Smith, Roxanna Smith, Trisha Solano, Tim Soltani, Zahra Juniors - 263 Sonnamaker, Elaine Southard, Carla Spencer, Anita Spencer, Daniel Spencer, Nateenya Spencer, Stacy Spencer, Tina Sprouse, Susan Sprowl, James Stoufe, David Stafford, Steve Stanley, Ricky Stephens, Fred Stewart, Camille Stewart, Claudia Stewart, Tom Stockton, Janet Stokes, Denise Street, Greg Strohl, Donna Stroup, Laura Suggs, Kenneth Summers, Bruce Swanson, Jennifer Taber, Jennie Taylor, Barbara Taylor, Charlotte Taylor, Julie Taylor, Louis Taylor, Mike Terry, Lori Thomas, Russell Thompson, Jerry Thornhill, Tammy Thornton, Kevin 264 -Juniors R--fe rf' -.J fffgf 'vi -J -Y ...--ff Y, -Q vac.. Thorpe, Sam Tillery, Darlene Turner, Charlotte Turner, John Vaghela, Anita Vansickle, Doug Veneste, Ronald Vrla, Bridget Waldrum, Christy Walker, Mark Waller, David Weeks, Terry Werner, Lisa Werner, Rebecca Wesley, Cyrus Wessinger, Ray Wesson, Micah Wheelus, LaDon Wheelus, Paul White, Jennifer White, Kim White, Robin Wilkerson, Tonya Wilson, Danny Wilson, Mollie Wilson, Roy Winchester, Melva Wineinger, Michael Wingfield, Les Witherspoon, James Wood, Sandra Woodson, Dorothy Wright, Eddy Wright, Wesley Wynne, Mitch Juniors - 265 Young, Kelly 266 - Juniors Sq! Q' Juniors Show Productive Yearg One More to Go Q 3 if fd if ref. 2 Q . 59X if L ffl' si.. ' i 5. wr 'Fig 'Q ii . ' TZ . Q i .'f' -as r n Q fir e we . stint i 3 ' x i Q 2. 1' ' V . Q Q t C i af' Q Q iii 5284.15 9' tiki Q sf 5. 1. John Jarvis gets a free i ide on Mark KeIly's back during Home- coming Dance preparations. 2. During her leisure time Bridget Vrla enjoys the company of her dog. 3. Sarah Soltani, Claudia Perriman and Angela Everett attend the P.A.S.F. initiation ban- quet. 4. Varsity cheerleader, Mary Renshaw, cheers at Plano pep rally. 5. Sue Molholland eyes yearbook photographer. Juniors 7 268 - Seniors ORS 9: 22 N 33' f v In A ' 1 . KF . K 'JW S 5' 11.49 a r, .5-X -S3 sc:-0' ,sr l fi J . ,yr , .4 Abbott, Robert Adair, Judy Akers, Sarah Aleman, Eufracio Alford, Bruce Allen, Steve Amador, Franscico Anderson, Shimpaul Anderson, Mike Andrews, Charla Andrews, Shelly Argusta, Scharmone Armstrong, Keith Ashford, Debbie Askew, Rhonda Baca, Joe Seniors - 269 Bagwill, Bon Bailey, Melissa Baker, Patti Balderrnann, Rod Barcus, Paige Barker, Ricky Batchelor, David Bauer, Diane Beemon, Dexter Bednarz, Travis Belew, Lisa Bell, Gary Blackburn, Beckey Blackburn, Chris Blankenship, Albert Blankenship, David 270 - Seniors 'UE Blanton, Judy Bledsoe, Steve Boatrignt, Cindy Bogan, Donna Boren, Richard Bowen, Michael Bowen, Terry Boyd, Todd Bringhurst, Brad Brinkley, Angie Brinson, Cerelle Briscoe, Margie Britt,Jol'1nny Brockelrnan, Robert Brown, Carl Brown, Cassie Seniors - 271 Brown, Charlotte Brownlee, Mike Buck, Alison Buckingham, Liz Bullock, Brenda Burks, Peggy Burpo, Ronald Caddell, Kevin Campbell, Carey Campbell, Juanita Carlisle, Karl Carlisle, Keith Carrell, Kyle Carson, Sandra Carver, David Cham, Susan 272 - Seniors 4- 'A Chappell, Thomas Christman, Robert Christopher, Jalene Clark, Bret Clark, James Coco, Rickey Coneway, Betsy Connor, Linda Conrad, John Conway, George Cook, Kendall Cooper, Ricky Cosby, Cindy Courtney, Keith Cox, Paula Craddock, Mike Seniors - 273 Crawford, Karen Crichton, Scott Cripe, Terry Crook, Rhonda Curran, Lisa Dacus, Robert Dagenais, Genevieve Dannaker, Johnny Davidson, Kelly Davis, Edward Davis, Kristi Dickey, Denise Dickson, Lynette Dodd, Peggy Dodson, Debra Dooley, Timmy 274 - Seniors JWX 'GT at f Douglas, Kathy Dowden, Philip Dube, Vickie Duckworth, Robert Duren, Gary Dutton, Gary Edwards, Carol Edwards, David Eidd, Brenda Elliott, Pam Ellis, Debbie Emory, Scott Eriksen, Brenda Ericksen, Brian Evans, Bobby Evans, Karen Seniors - 275 Everett, Michael Farrell, Wendy Fine, Elisha Firth, Reba Fiscus, Diane Fisk, Gary Fisk, Richard Fleming, Karen Flexer, Janet Ford, Paul Fowler, Mike Franklin, Rhonda Franks, James Franks, Roy Fulencheck, Paula Gaines, Karen 276 - Seniors f ?v .J Al-I-F-Y Gaines, Ronald Gallion, Niles Garrison, Kirsten Gearinger, Susan Gibson, Alan Gittens, Gary Godbey, Dena Griffin, Pam GriQQ. Denise Grisham, Brian Grokett, Jimmie Gudgel, Susan Guiles, Regina Gurley, Billy Guynes, Nob Haakinson, Susanne Seniors - 277 Hale, LaDonna Hames, Kay Hansard, Tim Hargrove, Beverly Harper, Sally Harrington, Keith Hayes, Maureen Hayes, Steve Helms, Mark Hendricks, Karen Hendricks, Sharon Henson, Paul Hiberd, Jerry Hicks, Carmen Hicks, Jackie Hicks, Kaye Lynn 278 - Seniors .iv .333 new 3 ff' ,uv- OO '98 X ,,,.,....sW ..-- f Hilton, David Hindsley, Charles Hollister, Chris Holman, Fondi Holt, Nlaynor Howell, Amy Howell, Clemon Hudspeth, Phyllis Hughes, Donna Hughes, Marita Hughley, Louis Hunt, Althea Huntsman, Jacky Hutcherson, Mark Hyepock, DeWayne Ingham, Vickie Seniors - 279 Issacs, Lou Ann Jackson, Kenneth Jackson, Pam Jacobs, Cyndi Jacobs, Jenene James, Laura Jay, Vickie Jenkins, Leslie Jennings, Janet Johnson, Beth Johnson, Bobby Sue Johnson, Caren Johnson, Donna Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Lavonne Johnson, Lori 280 - Seniors vis it Iwo' 4 '?v P x- ' is . . Jones, Andrea Jones, Nicki Jones, Steve Keel, Steven Keene, Kay Kellogg, Dan Kemp, Arnez Ketcham, Bruce Killion, Linda Kinsey, Wilmer Klosowsky, Curtis Knowles, Karen Kottwitz, Patti Kuntiz, Lynn Lacy, Paula Lakey, Kim Seniors - 281 Lang, Maria Lankford, Leann Larkin, Lisa Latta, Rosemarie Layman, Greg LeBlanc, Craig Lehman, Frank Lemley, Mike Lesperance, David Lewis, Vanessa Lightfoot, Alicia Lindsey, Terry Low, Joe Logan, Mike Logston, Lee Wayne Lorance, Lori 282 - Seniors 'Hur' .il I , U'-qdlhnsdff' 'sf--n J-Q Ya -.af Louderback, Chris Lubbers, Judy Lucas, Dale Lucehesi, Rita Luper, Ronald McBride, Mike McBryde, Ken McCleese, Stephen McClure, Terry McCoIIums, Martha McDaniel, Tim McElhannon, Kristi McMiIIin, Sharon Mackey, Darlene Mahana, Sheila Manuel, Otis Seniors - 283 Marienhagen, Angela Markl, Diane Marsden, Cindi Martin, Anita Martin, Betty Martin, Sam Mask, Jerry Don Mask, Vanessa Mason, Bobbette Mason, Robin Massey, Janice Matthews, Don Meers, Robert Medlock, Rex Meek, Walter Merritt, Debbie 284 - Seniors Miller, Kris Mills, Danny Mitchell, Chris Mitchell, Mike Mitchell, Teri Mize, Davina Moore, Ruth Moravec, Renee Moreland, Linda Morgan, Jackie Morris, William Moulholland, Scott Myers, Ben Nall, Asenath Nation, Sidney Newell, Mary Seniors - 285 Noble, Joni Nobles, LaWanda Nobles, Vickie Noel, Jay O'Brian, Connie Odell, Chris O'Donely, Gayla Olson, Russell Osterhout, Scott Overman, Lee Ann Palmer, Kathy Perrish, Tony Pete, Brian Patton, Sheldon Penn, Donna Perry, Shirley 286 - Seniors Ark 'l'I' ts 3' Petty, Angela Pfeiffer, Jimmy Phea, John Phelps, Kenneth Pierce, Kathy Popplewell, James Porkorney, David Pratt, Sheena Price, Doug Pritchett, Andy Purdom, David Rarer, Justin Reichett, Biran Renfro, Tonya Renshaw, Ralph Rice, Steve Seniors - 287 Rice, Steve Richardson, Less Richardson, Ronald Riddle, Mildred Ridinger, Leland Riley, Rhonda Ritchie, Bobby Robards, Linda Roberts, Kristie Robinson, Scott Robnette, Brad Rodaway, Angela Rogers, Doug Ruffin, Darrell Rumage, Jeff Runnells, Cynthia 288 - Seniors V3 TN Russell, Carrie Beth Saffa, Tim Sampson, Mike Sandridge, John Saunders, Carol Schores, Dale Schrock, Johnny Schultz, Roger Scruggs, Gregg Scruggs, Pat Seamon, Mike Shaw, Betty Shea, Tommy Shellenburger, Susan Shipman, Karen Shook, Renee Seniors - 289 'Q Shoulders, David Shroff, Jim Simmons, Karen Simmons, Randy X Simon, Mark -+- r- ' Simpson, Cindy Simpson, Jackie Simpson, Tony Sims, Laura Smith, Leigh Ann Smith, Lisa Smith, Yanna Sneed, Karen Snipes, Carol Sollenne, Betsy Soper, Kim 290 - Seniors Ca xt MEF' as .,...4a-.f fi, Southerland, Dewayne Sprinkle, Keith Stanley, Gerald Shenbaugh, Connie Stepehens, John Stevenson, Cathy Stockbridge, Autry Stockton, Johnna Stockhock, Linda Stogner, Grey Stone, Raymond Stout, Danny Stubber, Ross Stubbs, Cathie Sullivian, Ann Suggs, Cynthia Seniors - 291 Sullivan, Kim Sutherland, Dewayne Swabb, Kellie Tate, Terry Taylor, Anthony Taylor, Mildred Thames, Wanda Thomas, Kevis Thomas, Terry Thompson, Steven Tisdell, Tracy Totton, Scott Townsend, George Traylor, Vivian Trotter, Lyndon Tubbs, Allen 292 - Seniors -'Q' W isis 5. X 3 f u - 9? A .,.q,, ,M Six Twyman, Suzie Vree, Johnny Walford, Victor Walker, Barry Walker, Gary R. Walker, Paulette Walters, Cynthia Watkins, Melanie Watt, Elaine Waw, Alex Webb, Angie Wertz, Ellen Whetzle, Linda Whitfield, Gary White, Brenda Williams, David Seniors - 293 W .Mil Williams, Gary Williams, Karen Williams, Steve Wilson, Cherel Willis, Lloyd Wilson, Jeff Winephery, Rodney Winager, Melinda Wolfington, Peggy Wood, Vickie Woodson, Kenneth Wooten, Annette 294 - Seniors Wortham, Lisa 1. Semor Quarterback Rucky Barker awaurs pre-game com toss. 2. Senror Class Prestdent Travts Bednarz gnves Pep Talk. 3. Student Body Presudent Mike Mrtchell prestdes over student councrl. 4. Ruta Lucchest and Scott Osternont take a break durnng drama rehearsal. 5. Senior Danny Stout watches action from stdelnne, 6. Sensor footbalt play- ers enloy last pep rally. Seniors - T! 11,1 ,Mx M ISIN GROCERY STORES E 2 I E . 5 3 H, -5 'S I Q 3 E fn' 1 E 2 url GENERAL 5 f 1 g : ,-cw. I- l QT 1 Q 3 -Ph-ff' 'B me T Q CL 3 Pmuws H ,fo r' in PRODUCT OF NISSAN m , Zuvnmg 3 n af S m Q'0rnncF'6 Agmeueyfl M W C23 Yllykqnmfc' the mosf in 9 Y 3 eww? FIRST WITH THE FEATURES WOMEN WANT MOST 2 DUDGE :n 0 Ad 4 miral UI I I' -3 4 m l-I m B N G zz'-'lashes :u -T IIYIIIIATIO f- G N p W-FT 'OP TASTE WA sooo ron HU-U' We Would Like fo Thank 'rhe Following V Businesses for Their Conlinued Suppor'r 'ro Sherman High School and The Afhenian. Aufomolive, lnc. Baker Wholesale BarreH Cul'-Ra+e Drugs Brian Powell Calvary Ba p+is+ Church C.l.C. Finance Company Conlinenfal Barber Shop Cordell Uniform Day Ma nufacfuring Day+on Tire Sales Dean Gilberf Really El Chico Mexican Res1'auran+ Emcon lncorpora+ed Flowers by Bea Handymarl Hun+ers Piano and Organ Jack in 'rhe Box Jaco's Jones Blair Painl' Kaufman's Gif+s KTXO Radio Lin-Dons Home Furnishings Mellon Plumbing Menfzels Appliances Miller Pharmacy Naufilus Training Cen+er One Hour Marfinizing The Palm Tree Paul D. Carfer Insurance Penfon Marine Pres+on Shoes Risk Shoes Rober'r Decoralor Supply Sherman Prinfing Co. Texas S+a+e Opfical T.S.C. T Shirls + Twin Ci+ies Bowling Lanes Unique Coffier Uni+ed Ar+is+ Thea+res V.F.W. Wa+son Elec+ric Supply Wrighls Furnifure Underwoods Bar-B-Q Swanson Music Lessons on Strings ' Guitar ' Violin ' Banio Beginners or Advanced lAlI Agesj 213 Houston 892-1444 Downtown Sherman New 8 Used Acoustic and Electric Guitars Yamaya Epiphone Stringed instrument repair and Ken Swanson, Instructor accegggfigg Leonards Florist occasions 15 3 . if ZWIUEUBYE 2327 N. Travis 893-6529 rfr,Er1i1f me fcomst Scott Williams waits for truck to start delivery. The Medical 8. Surgical Clinic Lorr Ragan confirms appointment. zss Ad ug Congratulations Seniors of '79 207 Mulberry Sherman . Bununoton INDUSTRIES SHERMAN PLANT Bruce Lowing is shown the weaving at Burlington Industries 1815 Hwy. 75 S. TTT' Danny Alford gets into the holiday spirit buying candy canes at KrogeI'S- 1000 Travis 893-1187 Grayson County Awning Commercial Awnings Carports Storm Winduws Window Awnings Store Windows Tax and Installation Included 1108 N. Broughton Advertising- 2 Kentucky if 8 5' Fried -N-.if dkreken IT'S SO NICE TO FEEL SO GOOD ABOUT A MEAL HIGHWAY 75 Nonrrr SHERMAN, TEXAS 75090 MAY PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS No. 1 219 N. Travis Phone: 892-6101 No. 2 Medical Arts 501 N. Highland Phone: 892-2021 THE HAIR FLAIR 1812 E. Lamar 893-4071 HAIR HANDLERS FOR THE Whole Family STYLISTS: Cheryl Self Lynn Lindsey Carol McCollum MARGO'S LAMODE Barbara McJimpsey rings up order. . 'ti if V Y' as 1 JRAXSEQIYLCBANK We're There when you need us 892-2181 P. 0. Box 430 Sherman John N. King Realtors 714 N. Travis--SHERMAN RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL-ACREAGE 24 hour n Answering Servrce 893-7484 DANNEL 81 HORTON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Since 1908 ' P.0. Box 1082 302 South Walnut Sherman. Texas 75090 YOUNG ENTERPRISES CONTRACTORS ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION comuzncuuw Lance Erwin waits for business assoc 'ates atYoung Enterprises. EDDIE young President Hwy. 1417 Advertising - 30 Congratulations To The SENIORS OF 1979 SUMMERS Oll CO. 4404 Hwy. 75 N. 892-3581 GOOD LUCK Class of K ING 1979 C 5 C I' t f: OLE XM J omit rmen s o FRIED CHICKEN Qum Owned 81 Operated ' by Larry, Brenda W 8. Robert Cole 1721 N W d'892'3268 315 w. Mulberry 893-0219 Compliments of MVRSEESQUEM' T l-Yneffe DIXOH selects from the A latest fashions at Penneys. SHER-DEN MALL 893-7566 Congratulations Class of '79 ruRLEY's Fooo MARKET 815 E. Odneal Sherman 892-8133 5 .. - 1 ' ,Q F EXAS Sherman's Oldest Grayson County's Largest M Off 400N thT St t Sh T 75090 COMPLIMENTS OF SHERMAN NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEALER'S Chase Chevrolet Roy Gladen Buick Ray Ridings Chrysler Taylor Lincoln-Mercury Young Oldsmobile-Cadillac lim Graham International Utter Barks Ford Lute Riley Volkswagen Grayson Motors Pontiac Advertising - 303 Hair Today BAND INSTRUMENTS ATHERTON MUSICTCO H ' c tr 5 9 alr u ery 3 du ff pau Nt 'g.i. Q 1' M . Men and Women v Q 1909 Tom Thumb 892-0111 30 YEARS 'N SHERMAN 302 N. TRAVIS 893-7424 c002ratuIations Seniors Congratulations Seniors of '7 The Casual Shoppe SHADY OAKS NURSING HOME D. D . 213 N. T ' Sh 835119 ma Route 2 sherman, rx dvertising sun PORCH B. F. C. Corporation 1 -slr- S 1701 South Montgomery avaia e a e un 'Orc - Ph0lI8 C2141 893-8377 f. -ofor ANDY BROCKELMAN A Downtown Sherman Pfesidem - Vi Zrr . Alexco orp. on Ano GAS A -m-- OPERATORS Post Oftioe 602 Sherman, TX 893-6314 1. B. Allen Gulf 201 S. Walnut 892-8823 Advertising Sherman Floral Co. 00 N.T ' 25 IZIIIS can us at 893-7434 fffwxlafo SOMETHING UNIQUE IS ALWAYS BLOOMING AT SHERMAN FLORAL Cindy Marlin enioys lhe scenl of the flower arrangements al Sherman Floral. WE DELIVER Loes Hugh port Joe Loe of Loe's Highporl shows hls expert racing abnlmes Advertising Cathy's FUND RAISING FUND RIIISING ITEMS FOR SCHOOLS CHUCHES ORGIINIZATIONS Earl Wooton 892-1627 P.O. Box 1581 Sherman We at Knagluii congratulate you on the completion of another successful school year . . . and extend our best wishes to you in the future. 101441114 Sout h Sade Square Downtown Sherman Phone 892-6181 f ' 2 K z , Q. it '9 .MM tivo Alicia Lightfoot rests on one of Case Equipments tractors. 'Hit MOBILE ENGRAVERS trophy. See us for all your engraving needs Advertising Good Luck Seniors MEMBER OF: TEXAS INSTITUTE OF BUILDING DESIGN Denison Savings Assoc. PI-ANS BY MCNEW i CSherman Branch! STOCK AND CUSTOM DESIGNED PLANS N. Travrs David Williams waits for assistance at Denison Savings iSher Branchi. TEXOMA AXLE-PARTS MFG. CO 3, AQ ,, ,fc N. 'fl , :E 'Q .'zf,,,g fre, :FQ s--5: V- ' ,3-,.,' . :J an-i., , -34222: '-2: . -f Sr L? - 3'! 'LQ' ,QIIXF71 5 I' M 893-7535 P.0. Box 1717 Sherman, Texas 75090 - Advertising 714 N. TRAVIS SHERMAN, TEXAS 2147893-0332 2147893-4493 THE BOOK SHOPPE A CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE Helping You To Know HIM 124 SOUTH WOOD STREET SHERMAN, TEXAS 75090 214-893-8513 iff' I Sampson 8. DelIIah Unisex Barber-Stylist IF YOUR HAIR IS Nor BECOMING T0 You. . You SHOULD BE comme T0 ME Seniors of 1979 TEXOMA SAVINGS 307 W. Washington Come See Us. II REAL 245554 IIEIIRI:AIH I BUUSTER BURGER KING ,Q l BLUEPRINT s. suPPLv Ref ,714 II. TRAVIS SHERMAN, TEXAS 75090 Wana v DRAFTING SUPPLIES SURVEY EQUIPMENT Ac F STOCK s. custom HOUSE PLANS SHER-DEN ':::I::c0Lf14'1ggiIgg2 MALL Harry L. Robards Prudential Salesman Own A Piece Of ROCK Sharon Smith and Sharron Konkle get a DISCS of the rock. 217 Grayson Bank Bldg. Besr wrsnes szruons pair of-Ishloes at the Collegiate Shoppe. if ACCESSORIES i' 3'-ACK5 If onssszs ' SHOES if erousras Downtown Sherman 0 - Advertising SISEMORE 81 ROBERSON Plumbing WHEN YOU TRIED 0 Backhoe Service THE REST CALL ' Water Heaters THE BEST 0 Fixture Replacements 0 Emergency Service ' Water 8. Sewer Line ucrausfo Bouorao rusunso REPAIR SPECIALIST Darye Gattr works out on bench press, NATIONAL HEALTH STUDIO zooe Hwy. 75 893-7418 if Pants West Good Luck Seniors Baird-Tate Realtors-MLS ' Ranches ' Commercial 0 Homes I ' FUNDS 0 Acreage Pants I Wes I 8Q the new i Levis. Shirts IEBIIS Swgatefg Stacks Cords BEST WISHES T0 SRS. 1979 KIKM aff Sewing Grayson County in weathef a Music Liz Wilson plays d.i. at KIKM. Advertising - 311 DENNEY'S ,,,, 'I' Open 24 1835 Hwy. 75 QQ ms' 892 9032 HOUSE OF FASHION OF SHERNHN 121 SUNSET BLVD. SHERMAN, TX. 75090 PHONE 214 892 8934 food is delicious and the price is hi. Don Davis Rem Good Luck Seniors of 212 S. Crockett 892-8177 ACME Auro PARTS Major brands oil all AC Products, Delco Products, Carter Carburetors, Gabriel Shocks, Auto Lite, Wynn's Products many others. WALDO FUNERAL Lynette Medlim waits for salesman. Texoma Feed 81 HOME Garden Center Serving as we would be served A complete line of all Purina Feeds Farm Fence Supplies 'MM N M Pro-Lix Liquid Feed Hardware -Vet Supplies 8. More Congratulations Class of '79 Kendall Cook, student employeei . .1 U 35S?d 09?SUSl?!FE0l?.!. 0' a 1100 Frisco Rd. 893-Sass 619 N. Travis 893-1101 Advertising - 313 Frames Et Cetera Q.. 'N f S plays around 319 W. Main 463-2051 Kemper's Cowboy Shop Hwy. 75 N. 465-1266 I an everl T K I g d B y Mullinex try on hats - Advertising SHER-DEN REALTY WE SPECIALIZE IN RURAL, SMALL TOWN AND CITY RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES.- WE ARE ALSO SPECIALIZING IN V.A. AND F.H.A. LOANS. SO, FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS, CALL ANY OF OUR QUALIFIED STA 892-3515 1801 Texo ma Drive Sherman GEORGE BRADLEY Excavating Contractor BGFIIIB Dotson makes her way to the George Bradley truck. HAULING - PAVING P. o. Box 1361 517 Ensr Pfcnn FF Congratulations Srs. B PH 1811 Donuts A 5 5 'BYE o 2 E r 1915 N. Travis 893-8232 afrffrtirrfzlii' mes osutgnfognmrintt W 7 dats 3 week Crabtree's Furniture 81 Clock 1420 Armstrong C Denison at 465-7226 P Y Congratulations Seniors Advertising TEXOMII BUSINESS MACHINES, INC 120 W. Mulberry Sh T as 75090 12145 892-2144 co - SQQLQQ5 prers for K! X your offrce rx J needs R!! RIVER PERRIN FIELD DENISON CHARLIE DENISON Good luck Sffniofs GOLF CARS 4800 Hwy. 75 S. Phone 463-2252 Denison E-Z-GO DISTRIBUTOR Sales, Service and Painting NEW AND RENEWED Charger Overhaul WHEEL HORSE DEALER BUTCH DENISON CHARLIE DENISON Teresa Dixon seats herself Home 463-3842 Home 465-3642 4 FREE' ir GAS 'A' GROCERIES ir SNACKS ir BEVERAGES . .. V '- ,..,- .. 47.7 . l Y he AV A, ,,,..k -.3 W.. Y - -A .W 'r 1. 'V S ---- : , 786-9682 Denison Hwy. 1417 and FM 691 Advertising - 317 Llyod Plyler Construction Company John Turner leaves Lloyd Plyler Construction Co. Nan AUTOMOTIVE YOUR NAPA JOBBER IS THE RIGHT PLACE TO GO 1616 HWY. 75 N. CHESTER NICHOLS BILL GREEN DARRELL NEFF MANAGER OWNERS 318 - Advertising C 8. C Carpets Maior Brands ' Sales 8. Installation f Residential 'Commercial We're up to our necks in quality carpets. 211 Lamar 893-2912 25 years in Sherman Monday thru Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m Congratulations Seniors RAMADA IN N Pool, TV, Telephone, Restaurant egg Nancy Piclrens relaxes as she tours the beautiful lobby of Ramada Inn. D B GZTB N V Cliff Brisco 1015 N. Sam Rayburn Frwy. Cliff Briscoe shows Teresa Barren insurance policies. STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENT Prestige at popular prices. S4 !Ill1iSLlL'LlIC1l linpciizil lmlaizcruml slacks ivy l lugqurl S fl . X l Classical styling. lt's created by the fine details ofa Haggar Imperial ' blazer and classic mini check slacks. Both elegant pieces are a year round blend of Today's Dacron A and worsted wool. 'Ibgethen they set you apart from the crowd. At a price that wears as well as the fit. ejnijs ' en T ture PHONE 993-4023 117 N, mAv,5 Advertising - 319 THE MERCHANTS AND We Salute The Seniors of 1979 200 N. Travis Sherman, Texas Member F.D.l.C. 320-Advertising PLANTERS BANK for accounts. DER-Prr BAR-B-Q Buffet Style--Catering o. v. RED LAFEVERS, Men. 8924212 532 E, HOUSTON Hours: Mon.-Sat. 11 a.m.-8 p.m SHERMAN, TEXAS 75090 Owners--Sylvia 8. A. D. Gaily The Hair 'Em Barber Shop rx, I 893-0514 I careifof her hair at the Hair 'em. in Your Better Entertainment Connection Coblecom o f Sherman if- of Let ,r f.51s1,4 YT-y llbol ff I, 1 J rg. 893-6548 229 Washington Good Luck Seniors 5 D . Q .i . ' . . ' ' J . ' 8 l' I - s n ' . . -. . - - . x- . 7 l 1 N 4-12 E'-:CF-3 r4.2 1 - E 11117-'-L 3--P ' Watson Enterprises - Adv HALE Horse 8 Cattle Manufacturing Trailers Co Inc. Equipment 8 Utility Trailers Phone 214-892-6141 1 f O ST'T0. C sronss -'P Hwy. 56 West BAKER'S DDZEN Good Luck class of '79 H Lori Lorance chooses from hundreds of baked 900dS 213 LAMAR 893-6021 ConIinen+aI The CIoII1esIine Conveyor T is Q 'fn I04If2 s. crocke++ sol E. Hous+on 893-0171 MEDICAL PLAZA HOSPITAL I. Nurse Aids 2. Uni+ Clerks 3. Surgical AH'endan+s . Food Service Handlers 5. Lab AHendan+s or 4 Career Oppor+uni+ies For S+uden+s I I I I GALAGHER ROAD Advert SHERMAN FOUNDRY CO. i 532 E. King Sewing the Areas Industries Since 1946 wear for men and boys full line of men's and boys casual wear 893-4307 Sher-Den Mall 893-6331 UTFER ' BARKS Christy Waldrum checks the new Fords at Utter-Barks. R D Hwy. 75 Nl 892-3555 Salutes The Seniors THE SHERMAN DEMOCRAT the Sherman Democrat. Dixie Pharmacy 5 Ati ' I 51 inside the Essin Clinic 600 N. Highland Good Luck Seniors Gene's Laundromat Attendant on Duty Double Load Washer Steam Pressing We Do Bundle Wash! One Day Service 2405 s. Travis 892-1376 Advertisin Bennie's Men and BEST WISHES SENIOR featuring all the latest hairstyles hair styling, regular hair cuts, hair coloring, ' hair straghtening, W facials, manicuring 0 and uniperms Phone 892-3431 The Mall C-2 Downtown Sherman, Texas AMCO 3 N7 wi xii-, gr r g VIC Lindsey leaves OsteenReal1y o see their houses for sale. PANTS AMERICA 348 SHER-DEN MALL ation on engine damage. SHERMAN, TEXAS SHERMAN, TX. 214-392-8151 94 Gainesville Cr GAINESVILLE, TX 817-665-5811 Congratulations Seniors of 1979 Congratulations Class of '79 rfxoun Photo Finishing 315 W. Mulberry PHONE 892-6472 Turner-Means Body Repair 2, f Q ' Home 0f The Frozen Mug ?f'Q A- QA V E 2106 Hwy. 75 N. Sherman, Tx. Phone 893-1202 SHERMAN OFFICE SUPPLY One of the Largest lfurniture Showrooms in North Texas Complete line of'0ffice Equipment 119 W. Houston Across from Courthouse Congratulations Srs. '79 K' N Root Beer Drive-ln 1908 East Lamar St SHERMAN, TEXAS 75090 KNR tB . food at oo eer Adve sing-az DAV I D'S l fr 0 0 bw 4' X r. lust what the Family Ordered . f 1 I XV f arth u r W Restaurant X' 1 f 2100 Hwy. 75 893-6115 55 1 4 . T ' L , ,I I A - ' -- . teae ,ftr G 7 . s mfr S Q -p f -J 'f'L 3806 U.S. Highway 75 N Sherman, Texas 75090 Phone 214-898-1164 .men a-5 Mon.-ni. 10-2 sat A pAyN'lflNG nomfw0RKg6 Home Furniture Ca1hY Banks sits comfortably on' Home Furniture's luxurious sofas. Where you get extras plus low 'prices 1836 Hwy. 75 892-8101 Pacesetters Hair Design 227 Sunset High Fashions is he Kelly Ches nu oo s over ne styles Congratualtions Class of BBS i Chris Rockins has his hair fixed '79 for Saturday ni . 1417 W. HOUSTON 2 For Appointment 893-2076 oviiffgribifisifnw COPE juniors 3,13 F rst Congratulations Seniors E Ch U rch Greyhound Bus Lines X W o W James Gaunt and Danny 1 it 2 3 Mills enter forPrayer- 400 S. Travls 892-9121 ong rip on r un us Robert Christrjngn prep-agei for q l t G evho d B Lines. Ad rtiling - 329 TEXOMA NATIONAL BANK WE D0 MORE!!!!! BUILD YOUR FUTURE WITH US 893-7555 SHER-DEN SKATE CENTER Sfudenfs of all ages enioy Ihe exci'Iemen'I of sIca'Iing. PRIVATE LESSONS CLUBS PARTIES CHURCH B DAYS Member F.D.I.C. BEST WISHES MELROSE TIIPPAN '73 Your Jewelers for 52 yrs. 119 N. TRAVIS SHERMAN, TX. An W HESTAND PHARMACY Pnzscmrnous svzcmusrs locations his lines ofcowboy boots. msn sHoEs Y You bent' 1?-5,E.1,',i5',2f'SEJ' 2'5?'L3E 5Z...be,f, 110 S. Crockett BOB BALDERMAN N 5522 KN Bob Baldermann gets this nn top runnung order. 1715 NORTH WOODS SHERMAN, TX 75090 PHONE 893-3707 A v lsing-33 ie: 1 E - F if 4961 vii: T 5 -- du- f' . Jill' ' E i 'NS . 3 Q1 1 A ii 2 , U' Q f L, f Q ' f Oi u im C UQLQ6 X. -ms mama REGISWFI . - nf is ',,,,,. 415 ls ' 'n if ff ' if Aly -if .Ez 4 Rr. ' i G T fymm.-ifwwT-:ww'Nwwfwxwwwwx i 3 3 'f J - fL,,,L1,i,,,,,,1,,..,fMfff'f 'f'ff'-MW mrfmn X I 111. N' -Z t h e ,. Y ,::?1,:Yi,W-,.:- Y : ' A I b I 'EQ U! '- T. graduating E i T . . class 'iiiiiwiriiiww-vwwi-iiW'iWW DRM , T J, xillflffff 'QL rmhlfruinnln, Ifwlwwll W rl ' BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Y zu N ' LibbbbblifiI7Vi3'i'5,bDME5TZDX'ib593W27:NE?IbD Coca-Cola--Dr. Pepp Richard Boren discusses iob opporiuniiies with employee. 332 - Advertising er Bottling Co. Be Pepper 1820 Frisco DAY Miss cu ES MANUFACTURING 2720 Fallon 893-I use ' Pima ' Disco ' Pool ' Foozball K ,, j' V Keri McLaughlin pauses at door of Day Manufacturing Students dance to disco beaf Next to Wal-Mart in Denison RADIO SHACK NO. fl 00 7 A ' A - 5, 8 I l6I0 Hwy. 75N 892-6553 Jimmy Grockett stands beside the Ooks Over the super stereo system Susan Barrett I iunior fashions at LiIIey's. Sher-Den Mall 893-459I Advertising-333 YELLOW FREIGHT LINES 3 fi F fr ' 1,1 H U , , L, L, if Mo. i . Ziff Fliilrur J R6fIdY Brimer fries to drive one of the trucks. MoRAvi-:c ii umamo P 705 E LAMAR ,P RETML SALES L L Emi!-iv-1 Tina Keeling and employee discuss plumbing techniques and problems. Good Luck Seniors ' Compleie Supplies 8: Accessories ' Back Hoe 8: Trenching SCHWARTZ REALTY RESIDENTIAL - coMMERcrAL SALES - RENTALS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 893.0111 320 N. Crockett Tale Lumber Company ST TS --.wwej f Employees of Tele Lumber Company welcome you and your business. 2l I4 HIGHWAY 75N 893-5558 We Congratulate the Seniors of 1979 Harris, Hall, Blanton 81 Dunham Insurance 1111 N. Travis 893-6363 Renee Moravec employee of Harris, Hall, Blanton, and Dunham TBKQS down phone message. olgceeo TOTAL RADIO 24 Hours Each Day 24 Hours Each Day STEREO ROCK lay Buckner -XA, 336 - Adv A sure FARM 506 E. Taylor V 892 3923 3 ' ls proud to support ' I N 5 U R A N C F JK M' the Bearcats and the I Seniors of 1979 Meeting Rooms Swimming Pool TV Appitizing Food Terry Jordan discusses insurance policies at Jav Buckner ln- surance. CARTERS BARN Damaged and Unclaimed Freight 1010 S. lst 892-6832 ertising 2105 Hwy. 75 892-2161 Clayis Brace 81 Limb Congratulates the Seniors ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT ARTIFICIAL LIMBS JACUZZI WHIRLPOOL BATHS SHOES AND SHOE CORRECTIONS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 120 S. CROCKETT PHONE 892-9334 SHERMAN, TEXAS WOODS STREET CHURCH OF CHRIST 2 I 00 Nor+I1 Wood SIree+, Sherman, Texas 75090 WE WELCOME YOU FOR . . . FUN! MORE FUN!! RICHARD OGLESBY, MINISTER OF YOUTH 'VZ' If ,,ff 'W Ww 'W I 'T 'm 'M ' 'N A ' gm A ,, NZ- g .L I' Q X I 2 I' I 'WS-. IIEQQEIQR I 'iii ,Q x ' :. '- I X I ' ' lllf C ' by 'C If CH U H AND ESPECIALLY OF FOR BIBLE STUDY 892-45I9 I-I , ! .JF CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES KEITH ARMSTRONG KELLY DAVIDSON DEBBIE ELLIS ALAN GIBSON KELLIE SWABB CHRIS LOUDERBACK BEN MYERS LEE ANN OVERMAN TONY PARISH Advertising 337 SENIURS UF '79 IJESERVE EV Ull AVS UVYNI ISIFO LSS' li olscovvmseurnono Jewelry Clothing Toys Grocery Automotive Prescriptions 1717 Hwy. 75 893 8196 HUALITY 81 PRICE the Christmas rush at Gibson's. Hrcrronv House BAR - B- QUE n Orders To Go Catering Parties Closed Sunday Open 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 600 W. Woodard 463-3600 RAY WALKER REMODELING Roofing, Add-on, House Paintin Bath oom 8 Kitch R odel g N Job T B g or Too Small SHERMAN, TEXAS CALL 893-4231 Congratulations Seniors 1979 Fairview J Barber X Shop A O 1917 N. Travis 892-2738 Rogers Performance Auto Supply - 9 at Roger's Performance Auto Supply. 892-6 197 Advertising-339 Congratulations SEN IDRS '79 .lla ,4?', tr! 0 Susan Gearinger a friendly smile. 340-A ' 'Q rom rnulvre PAGE We stand behind everything we sell. And that's a promise. Hwy. 75 N. 892-8127 James Rhudy Dulce Electric Co. House ot Style H Beauty Salon l Eric Peterson enters Duke Electric Jenny Mark' arrives ea,-ly for to discuss his electrical needs. appointment. . W '23 E all 524 w. Houston 892-9747 W Crutchtield Heights Baptist f Church 3 MUSiCl6nd Salutes The I979 Seniors E sheoen Mui -5 893'25I8 2 4 Open I0a.m. g,f,,fM,,,6 gr til 9 p.m. CRUTGQFIELD HEIGHTS BAPTI I Mon. thru Sat. ST CHURCH E m l l it ' .. y G it if Michelle Lambert, Steve Strickland, Jett i- X Slate, Cheryl Ramsay, and Robin White X: if-cr, ii f Z enioy the 'friendly atmosphere ot Christian y V, M learning at the Crutchfield Heights Baptist i i r church- wi 0 tittti 1 it 600 S. Dewey Ave., Sherman 892-9700 Brian Pate adiusts speaker Rev- J06 Perry. PdSt0f Ad ni - controls at Musicland. ve smg '341 Hopkins 81 Company Burglar!Fire Alarm Systems Realty Residential, Commercial, Institutional, Industrial UL Listed 4 Texas State License No. 568 Hwy 75 N 892-8158 1520 Hwy. 75. N. 892-1551 And Texomalancl's tastest growing newspaper. First in - local news - sports coverage -- Sunday teatures Ente Bienisott Ztmfalltll 331 W. Woodard 465-7171 dvertising Congratulations Seniors Johnson-Burks Supply Co. Inc. 518 E. Lamar 892-6148 Fairview Baptist Church Christian Family Activity Center :::aQreag k' ' W ' Congratulations to thegraduating seniors' 1801 Shannon 892-3543 Develop into Something Beautiful 1? MQ? X at Austin College For more information contact: Austin College Office of Admissions 900 North Grand Ave. Sherman, Texas 75090 2l4!892-9101 Advertising - 3 SHERMAN OIL MILL mo s. East 892-9171 man on MILL 0 .QQ Ik., , . ,ig V ' 'Qrmfertsaxwmrsk Les Wingfield makes his way to do some business. WORLD WIDE STEREO ll. . wk ii ter-vu qs I v YV I I O' Xu, I i h IIi,i W M . Af Daniel Spencer chooses stereo system fi-gm World Wide Stereo. 344 - Advertising 6404 Hwy. 75 N. lIIIrISQradulations Seniors WALT MUENZLER w .'A'X'!j Q 1' 6' 'cs at fl W SW .f ln 1 ea CSR Coffee Service We have pour-over coffee machines small coin operated machines We also have large coin machines for large plants We also make copies of important papers for 10' each. 206 Walnut 893-0013 .Pruitt Todd Cathy takes advantage of the super help in employment. Snelling 8 Snelling i W l ' rl f DEAN GILBERT First-Mark Realty. Residential-Commercial Land For Business, Pleasure, Investment 801 E. Taylor At Loy Lake Road 893-7439 L01-'is we Don't just think of Libbey- OwensfFord as a giant Corporation. Think of it as us. We're the thousands of men and women who work here every day. Our LOF paychecks are more than just pieces of paper. They're our groceries, our house payments, our children's educations. They're the hopes we hope and the dreams we plan. What we get for jobs well done. You pull up next to us in rush-hour traffic. We're in line together at the supermarket and the bank. We're people like I you. With one difference: We have a big part in the products LOF makes. When we say we work at LOF, we mean we do more than put in time here. We spend a third of our lives here. We've made friends and built lives here. We count on our employer for help with health expense protection, retirement and meeting the rising cost of living. And we get that help. No wonder we never miss a chance to do our jobs better. No wonder we're always looking forward to ways to improve our products. LOF helps make our lives what they are. We make LOF what it is. And we plan to make it even better. Libbey-Owens-Ford Company Advertising - 345 lt. Whitten Hardware JIM MORRISON'S THE CAR LOT rag La ae ea aeeazisiaeier. e er M . .. M X .nuts EC MII . A 2. 5 lr ff. , rs, atkins looks for tool. 1108 N. Broughton 893-8631 Phone 892-OOI I 3727 Hwy. 75N Sherman, Texas THE WILSON N. JONES HOSPITAL .....w,, ...I ,, . X Signing up rs always first. 3 d rtrmg good luck Seniors 500 N. Highland 893-4611 l The values are great at the Car Lot Roy Gladen Buick E We're here to serve you ALEMAN'S MEXICAN Ronnie MUFIGY test drives 6 R new Buick 309 W. Main Denison cusrom srnuenrsmrro a Pnocfssrrrc rooo LOCKERS ron RENT SUpp0fiS the C318 Anderson's Finer Quality Wholesale 8- Retail Meats Retail Cuts For The Home Freezer and Locker Quarters Halves and Whales Cut, Wrapped' and Frozen At Wholesale Prices Mon. - Fri. 7 A.M. To 5 P.M r ANDERSON Dial 893.8934 iiouieisunser 892-9313 1400 W. TAYLOR - SHERMAN Advmising ' 34 6: .7 'mco 531 11010 LITTLE CARS DEL-MAX Restaurant Supply PHoNE rzsfifjelsa-7404 11.0, BOX 1131 1522 BAKER DRIVE SHERMAN. TEXAS 75090 - Adverfi sing 3321 Hwy. 75 893-7047 PARTS 81 SALES Lee 8. Son Trucking Co. Congratulates the Seniors 1979 Rt. 4, 893-3813 Trash Haulers ING TIPS on electric air conditioning Central Systems 1. Set thermostat on 780, or higher. 2. Have equipment checked seasonally by qualified serviceman. 3. Check filter every 30 days. Clean or replace when dirty. 4. Close draperies and blinds to keep out direct sunlight. 5. Keep fireplace damper closed. 6. Proper home insulation keeps heat out, cuts energy use. 7. Weatherstrip doors and windows. Caulk cracks. Window Units Follow above suggestions, plus these: 8. Place unit where it'll get as little direct sun as possible. 9. Aim air outlets at lower half of doorway to next room to allow warm air from that room to enter at the doortop for recooling, recirculation. If you would like additional information on I conserving electricity, call the Customer Service Representative in the TP8tL Office. TEXAS POWER 8: LIGHT COMPANY A tax-paying, investor-owned electric utility FASHION--SAVINGS A SPECIALTY STORE FOR SIZES 6 T0 20 ' C0-ORDINATES IEANS - onfsszs BLOUSES . SHE'-LS PANT SUITS ' PANTS TH WEAR -HOUSE Newest fashions for less L.A nNlAnK AG ENCY ALL Fomvis OF INSURANCE KENNETH L. NEATHERY 521 North Travis 892-1574 1 K ra 1 f . fini i it l 63' 'ig -Tis Q 5333 T9 ll' is .K Q it if t' r tt A wt! i 1 PaffiChurch talks over policies. Compliments of Wacker's 5 ' I is 3235 Good Luck Class of '79 1706 Lamar 893-2311 Sherman Advertising Westwood Lewie 81 Lavender Co Beauty School 3 ,f l Enroll anytime ' an ' an K ,.... . . A X Donna Fugget i patiently. t S ts Sharon Smith waits for the keys. 1720 W. Houston 893-4331 502 E- jones ' 2 . ' . X . W5 l 3 f M Q?C? ' X ix E fl- ,Pgffboi fi 3, 3 t V .a rg W ,M i glial, 893.8500 OPEN ToEf,?2TOT7HRofQ.0Av ertis Q ' ROWN YOUR COMPLETE 5Af9'fg'ZAV . . A STEREO HEADQUARTERS ' E s C sou D sou E Advertising -- 351 SHINGTU 318 E. LAMAR 882-8145 Advertising .EHNYE7 V 1HI sg o or souuo 1 R Sfudenfs relax vyith qood friends andfood at Sonic Drive-In. 1 2303 Hwy. 75 893-3366 ULTRA CARBUN Hwy. 1417 786-3361 COMPLIMENTS OF MW iin Peanu p uprlq C O ' all 3-w'W A QQ!! fwsmmfv - -- 1 3 TQ' 2 ,- PECRN 8' PEHNUTQBRIT-TIE 5 RETAIL 4 f . 'un '24 WWWM59 CarlaSoutherd stops to read the advertise ment for the Peanut Supply Co 463-3161 sxxxw Wesleywright prepares the fl'0Sh vegetables for customers. Piggly Wiggly Come see our new and improved store Sunset 892-9095 - Advertising A-1 Bowling Lanes Free Instructions l Hwy. 75-A 465-2519 Denison Medical Mart Margaret Avard demonstrates an easy way to exercise. Special Products For Special Needs 217 N. Walnut 893-7411 Congratulations To The Seniors Of '79 Compliments Ol ,Z , ' Voss International Corporation 1.-M--ws,,.,....r e Engineers 8. Constructors CENTURY SUPPLY CO. INC. 1710 Texoma 893-6541 Congratulates the Class of 1979 Darrell Smith relaxes in li h Testament to SHS Seniors Leave The1r Last W111 and I David Batchelor will my 4150, Miss Loops Social Science class, and my red hair and freckles to any- one who has use for them. I Kirsten Garrison will all the fun times of cleaning up after those weekend parties to Emily Robinson. I Vanessa Lewis in sound mind do hereby leave all the hard work in Mrs. Feinning's class to Scottie Brown, Angel Carter and Debbie Sterling. I Ken McBryde will to the Athenian staff of the upcoming year all the pains, gripes, headaches, and sparetime tHa Haj you'll have. I Steve Jones being of sound mind and body do hereby will all my bad times as a Senior to James Cope Mitchellitti, and all my good looks to Steve Ful- ton because he's so ugly. I Karen Crawford will all the future VOE Co-op stu- dents the broken down typewriters. CSO Long Mrs. Feinningj I Scott Robingson will all my missed layups to the next guards who get fast breaks. P.S. Keep your eye on the goal. I Roy Franks will my great golfing abilities, my good looks and ofcourse my charm to Bill Majors, because he is definitely going to need them. I Curtis Klosowsky will to Mike Pokorny some coor- dination. I Judy Blanton will all the students at SHS a great football season. I will to Coach Hunt the privilege to watch over Danny Wilson for me. I Scott Emory will my brain to science maybe they can do something with it. I Nicki Jones will my Government book covers for my test to Mr. Stoker's next fifth period class. I Patti Baker will to my brother Danny fwho goes through cars like I do panty hosej a wish that he'll enjoy SHS as much as I did. I Carey Campbell will My Tony Lama boots to Cindy Martin. I Kristy McEIhannon will Frankie Joey, Sue, Jane and Mary's lamb to my sister Liz. CHa Haj Senior Will I John Stevens will my parking place in the Senior Parking lot to Karen Buzzard Seals who parks there anyway. I Mille Riddle gladly will my Health Occupations class to Debbie Pettyjohn, good luck you'll need it. I Andrea Jones will to my brother Jeff my great mathematical mind to help you through your last years in high school. I Carol Snipes will to Mr. Gohlke my cow, cause I won't take his bull anyhow. And also I will the faculty at SHS another Snipes Super Student CHow do you like Momb I Rennee Moravec will mysister all the fun and work of being a Senior. I David Porokorny will all my fire extinguishers to my brother Mike, and my hair straightener to Scott Car- ter. I Tonya Renfro will all the snowy, cold, winter days of feeding show animals and all my Ag classes to my BIG little brother, Scott. I Terry Thomas will Jerry T. my good reputation and hopefully he'II keep it that way. I Grey Stoggner will all the fun times after practice, of running pass routines in the dark to Mark Rich- ards and Richard Byler. I Jenene Jacobs will my laugh and big mouth to Mr. Parker. I Marita Hughes will two tubes of Ben Gay, a heating pad, lots of food, and a cold snow in the heat at SMU to my little sister Lori McGraw. And an encouraging life as Senior, and hopefully becoming something more than a checker to Patti Joyce Moore, my favor- ite junior. I Karen Knowles will to my little sister Angie Light- foot all the good times and happiness that she can have in her last two years at SHS. To my sister, Anne, I Ellen Wertz will my basketball shoes and uniform, but not my number. I will the telephone back to Mrs. Jeffcoats. I Alichia Lightfoot will the Potties song to Tracy B., Donna B. and Melanie B. I Sam Martin will my favorite book to Mrs. P. How- eth, The Fundamentals of Teaching American Gov- ernment who I am sure can use it. I Cindy Boatright will my best friend Kim Tally to John H. and to my little brother Brian I will my happy and joyous years with L. Roberts. I Donna Penn will my extra strength Tylenol and all the pain I have had in the past four years to Nancy Nicholson. Cheer up, it could be worse you could get Dr. Lewis too. I Karen Hendricks will my sore arms and throat, and my whistle to next year's dr um major. I Thomas Chappell being of sound mind and nice body leave my phone number C892-08403 to all the girls at SHS over 14. I Joe Baca will all my good luck and excellent bullrid- ing skill to Rhett Beck and all my good luck as aenior to all the Juniors. I Cindy Suggs will all my Civics notes to any junior who might need them and lots of patience, and nights of praying. I Pam Elliott will my old worn out grape suit and torn up tennie shoes to the New Hi-Steppers to come. I Brenda Bullock will Helena's First Aid tests to Patsy. I Kim Lakey will all the ratty old cutup mannequins, wigs and wigletts, to the junior cosmetology stu- dents. I also will the regular cosmetology customers to junior cosmetology students. I Mike Craddock will all the underclassmen who are interested in television, all my tardies. I Betty Shaw will to Beth Leake my old worn out band shoes for those early morning band practices. To all of next year's AP students I will you all the late night hours in completing your essays. I, Cathy Stevenson leave all the future choir accom- panying to anyone who will take it and to Gene Loop I will all the problems of society that need solving. I Liz Buckingham will to Ken Smith and Kim Pyler all the good times I had in high school and friends that make them even better. Also to the Varsity Cheer- leaders of next year all the wonderful memories I have had. I Phyllis Hudspeth will the Walter Carpenter Audito- rium assemblies and lighting for plays to Steve Thompson and Danny Jones or any other fools who wants them. I Doug Price will my losing tradition to coach Dyer I will my pretty grey sweats to Randy Nowlin and I will all the old tennis nets to Chris Taylor. I Bobbette Mason leave my old track shoes to Ste- phanie Bowen and my track suit to Gweene Scruggs and my coaching ability to the next manager. I Weruer Salwey will all my experience about the funny teachers to the juniors coming up especially I will Mr. Rogers to the next years chromosome rejects. I Jacki Morgan will my mother Ina Zoe to the lower grades, I won't be around to change your grade Also I will my brothers wall to my mom. I Amy Howell will my Elmer bus card and my begin- ners driving permit Cnot in my car you don'tJ to my brother Dan and Chris Ritchie. I Peggy Dodd will my little brother Steve all of my work in government, and the hard times I had. Good Luck! I Brenda Eidd will to next year's office assistants my worn out tennis shoes. I Edward Davis do bequeath the following: to the underclassmen a diploma, to coach Worley all my C8tW tapes To Derek Jackson my pimping ability and to Mr. Stoker next year's seniors and to Brad Hensley all my Skoal fHappy Spittingj I Alison Buck will my little sister Susie a lot of pri- vacy andthe phone all to herself. To Laurie Russell I leave a wardrobe of purple leotards. I Judy Adair will deadlines, and no pictures to Dev- era Bennett, John Hill and any other staff member that never does a thing . Lots of BenGay and good times in drill team to my little sister Karen Cobbs, and last but not least, forged yellow slips, my park- ing space in the visitors parking lot and all the love and luck in the world as a Big Senior 1980 to Patti Moore, Hope you can make it without me. I John Sandridge will all my acquired knowledge about Frank Zappa to anyone who has Mr. Needham next year, so you can carry on an intellectual conver- sation with that wild and crazy guy . I Asenath Nall will the best of luck next year to Ken Havins. Ken I will trust you next year while I am away at College. And to Tammy Richardson, I will our special fast way of getting to school. Remember me every morning as speeding along at 45 m.p.h. Senior Will 357 358 Rod Balderman, congratulations on your many accomplishments these past twelve years. May your determination to excel be with you throughout your life. Love, MOM, DAD, AND SHARON. Karen Knowles, your pretty smile is something spe- cial to see, and your laughter keeps us smiling. May the future always smile on you. Love, MOM, DAD, TIM, AND STEVEN. Congratulations Kieth, you have been a delight to us for eighteen years. We love you and wish you suc- cess in all the years ahead. May God bless and be with you always. Love, MOM, DAD, RON, AND CON- NIE. Margie, you have made us very proud of you from the minute you were born. Your sensibility to the feelings of others will take you far if you continue to follow the instincts that come from your heart. Always remember to look for the good things in peo- ple that touch your life. May God bless you always. MOM, DAD, AND JOHN. Brenda and Brian Erikson, God bless you, Brenda and Brian. May good health and fortune be with you always. Love, MOTHER AND DAD. Mildred Taylor,you are one of the greatest blessings God ever gave to us. You have brought joy, love, and happiness. We are confident that you will continue to put God first in your life and seek His guidance. You have made us very proud. MOM, DAD, BILLY, AND MONTY. Betsy Conway, we wish you continued success, hap- piness, good health and the use of good judgment always. May God hold you in the palm of His hand, for we love you very dearly. CAPTAIN AND MOM. Roy, you've made us all very proud of you from kin- dergarten through high school, from toy trains to golf clubs. You're all a family could ask for. We hope the future holds joy and happiness for you. God bless you! Love, DAD, MOM, DEBBIE, TAMI, SHERRI, CINDY, BECKY AND CHES. Congratulations Brad, on your graduation! We wish you success and happiness now and always. Your proud and loving family, MOM, DAD, MARK AND LORI. Cindy Boatright, as the only daughter in our family, you have given us much joy and happiness. No one could ask for a sweeter, more loving daughter. Keep your faith in God and you will find happiness and - Senior Ads fulfillment in all you do. We are proud of you and love you very much. MOM, LARRY, BRIAN, SHERI, MIKE, THERESA, AND BRUCE. Kristy McEIhannon, you were always a very special little girl. Your Dad and I are very proud of your accomplishments and your beautiful Christian spirit. You have grown into a lovely young woman and we love you very much. MOM, DAD, SPENCER, LIZ, AND COOPER. Carole Edwards, now is the time for your courage, integrity, discipline, knowledge, and faith to come into focus and sustain you as our love has, and will continue to do. May God bless you. MOTHER AND DAD. Robert, congratulations! We are very proud of you. May you always have happiness and success in all that you do. Love, DAD, MOM, JEFF, ROBIN, AND CHRIS ABBOTT. Congratulations, Cindy, on a job well done. We are very proud of you. Thank you for all the respect you have shown us through the years. We hope you will always keep God first in your life. We love you, MOTHER, DADDY, AND DOUG WALTERS. Johnna, time passes so quickly and the memories of your growing up are vivid and beautiful! We are so very proud of you. May God's blessings always enrich your life. Love, DADDY, MOTHER, JANET, JAY AND JED. Leigh Ann Smith, we are very proud of you our very special daughter. May you always have the best that life has to offer. We love you, MOTHER AND DADDY. Scott Mulholland, continue to maintain your sense of values and your friendly, sincere personality and success will be yours in all you do and your life will be one filled with happiness and peace of mind. We'll always be proud of you! Love, MOM, DAD, SUE AND HEIDI. Congratulations, Mary Newell, and good luck in whatever you do. We have been proud of you and I know we always will be. MOTHER, DADDY, RHONDA AND CAROLYN. Cathy, we are all very proud of you. You've been a super daughter and sister. May your happiness and success continue throughout college and all through life. We love you. MOM, DAD, LARRY, DAVID, AND ANNA. Kim Sullivan, congratulations on your Graduation! We have shared many happy experiences and look forward to many more. Remember, life is what hap- pens to you while you are making other plans, so live each day with this in mind. May your life be filled with happiness. Love, MOM, DAD, AND KIRK. Karen, congratulations on overcoming all obstacles, you have truly been a joy in our lives. Daddy would have been so proud of you. We all love you very much. MOM, KATHI, AND BOTH FAMILIES. fGreat work, you're a lovely person - MOM.J Congratulations, Steve Rice! we are grateful for the love and joy you have given us. You have been a real inspiration to our family and we are proud of all your accomplishments in school, but most of all, we are proud of the Christian character you exemplify to others. May the Lord guide your life always. Thank you for being our son. MOM AND DAD. To Steve L. Rice: as your Grandparents, we would like to express the joy and happiness you have brought into our lives. May you always continue to serve your Lord. We are very proud to have a Chris- tian grandson like you. Love in Christ, GRAND- MOTHER AND GRANDFATHER RICE. Tonya Renfro, you have been a true blessing to us these past eighteen years. We are very proud of you and hope you stay the beautiful person you are. We wish you the happiness and success you so deserve. Always keep your faith in God. Love, MOTHER, DAD, SCOTT, AND JAY. Otis Manuel, today is the first day of the rest of your life. Though we weren't able to answer all your whys, we understand and we love you very much. We'II always be behind you. May God bless you and keep you always. Love, MOM, GRANDMAMA, VANESSA, EARTHA, AND CURTIS. Dear Tim fHossJ, we love you and are proud of you. It was a great day when you were born to Dad and me. We have watched you grow into a fine, young Christian man. Keep God first in your life, set your goals high, and He'II direct you. You are loved. DAD, MOM, AND LORI McDANlEL. Karen Crawford, we are proud of you. May your future be filled with much happiness, many smiles and loads of success. We love you, DAD, MOTHER AND CRAIG. Chris, to a very special daughter. We are very proud of you. You are truly one of our greatest blessings. We thank God for you and hope all your wishes come true. Always stay as sweet as you are now. We love you very much. Love, MOM, DAD, GINA AND LISA. Cyndi, congratulations! We are very proud of you. You are a beautiful bright star in our life and it's a blessing having you as a daughter and sis. The road ahead may be rough at times, but with God's help you will have continued happiness. Our love will always be with you. Love, DAD, MOM, PETER AND PAM. LaDonna, hope graduation day brings to you all the joy and promise you expect. You have given your Dad and I all we expected! Love, MOM, DAD, BUMP, AND TINSEL. Congratulations, Marita Hughes, we are wishing you the very best in life. We are hoping the rest of the way will be as much fun for both you and us. As a Hi-Stepper you were great. Love, DAD, MOTHER AND BRIAN. Carl Brown, we treasure the memories of times past, we share the present with joy and we antici- pate the future with excitement. Thank you for being a wonderful son and brother. Make the most of all opportunities and put God first. We love you, DAD, MOM AND KIM. Peggy, it seems you have grown up so fast, from a tiny tot to a terrific teen. You're all a mother could ask for. You're not only a very sweet daughter, but also a very dear friend. I hope the years ahead hold as much joy for you as you have given us these past eighteen years. May God grant you the very best in life. MOM, BILL, KATHY, STEVE, DALE, DEBBIE, SHERI, SHIRLEY AND MIKE. Betty Lynn Martin, I shall pass through this world but once. lf, therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do, let me do it now, let me not defer it or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. - Grellet. With our love and best wishes. MOM AND DAD. PAlGE BARCUS , for lst prize at the Plano Art Show -- age 65 for dancing the Nutcracker in Anchorage - age 9, for skiing advanced slopes in Seattle - age 125 for seeing it through, we are proud of you. Always remember who you are. Remember those who love you, and be proud of yourself- MOTHER, DAD, AND MARY MIKEL. Senior Ads - 359 360 Debbie Merritt, How do we say in 50 words or Iess what joy you have brought into our lives, how very proud we are of you or express our faith in your future? Perhaps just three words are necessary, We love you! Congratulations to our Sunshine! MOM, DAD AND PHIL. Victor Walford, Congratulations, we are proud of you. We hope the best of everything will follow you through life. Love, MOTHER, DAD AND KAREN. Bruce Alford, May the road rise to meet youjmay the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face, the rains fall soft upon your fields, and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hand. Irish Blessing, MOM AND DAD. Congratulations, Lisa Wortham, for your success throughout the years. We are proud of you and your achievements and we wish you continued success in life. MOM, DAD, MIKE AND LARRY. Congratulations, dear daughter. We are very proud of you for accomplishing so much in eighteen years. Our best wishes and prayers for your health, happi- ness, and success are with you now and always. Love, MOM, DAD, TERESA, AND MIKE MORAVEC. George Townsend, We are very proud of you since you are our last child to graduate, it's like a 'lgrand finale . You have the desire and backing to attain any goal. Your future is very bright. Keep happy and think positive. Love, MOM, DAD, MARTIN, MAU- REEN, RENEE, AND SHIELA. Gary, Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, And the man that getteth understanding. We are proud of you! MOM, DAD, AND NATHANIEL. Alison Buck, If allowed just one wish that could come true, It would be for the world to have the beauty l've found in you. For if the world could love as I do. The fear of living for nothing would cease to stran- gle the will. And the ways of life would be clear to all. But so few will ever find the beauty Shared by two and seen only by God that I cry for their hearts. - Senior Ads Never will we realize the true joy of the bright rising sun, or ofa clear mountain stream, Or of the children laughing. CHRIS CHAMBERS Grey Stognerg In everything you do put God first and He will direct you and crown your efforts with suc- cess. Proverbs 3:6. Much love and joy has come from you through these most wonderful years. We extend our gratefulness to the Lord for His blessing to us, of you. Love, MOM, DAD, DAN AND BRAD. Millie Riddle, To our daughter Millie, honey you have made us the happiest people on earth. It seems like just yesterday they were going to flunk you from kindergarten and now here you are getting ready to graduate. Dad and I hope life treats you as wonderful as you have always treated us and that you are as happy in college as you are in High School. All our love, MOM AND DAD. Congratulations, Kieth Sprinkle on your graduation. We are proud of you. Always remember to have pride in yourself and what you are doing. You know we love you, MOMA AND DAD. Kathy Palmer, The past eighteen years have been very special to us - thanks to you. You are a very sweet, thoughtful and loving daughter. May God bless and guide you in all your endeavors. Love, MOTHER, DAD AND KAREN. Steve McCleese, Congratulations! You have been a blessing and a joy. We want you to know how proud we are of you. May your life be filled with joy, happi- ness, good health, and success. Our love and pray- ers will always be with you. MOM AND DAD. Maureen, Thank you for adding more and more pleasure to our lives each year by everything you do. May your future be as good to you as you have been to us. Love, MOM, DAD AND DIANA. Kaye Lynn, For eighteen years you have withstood the pressures of this world and have not veered from the path God put before you. Thank you for reflecting the love we feel for you. MOTHER, DAD, BRENDA, AND CYNTHIA HICKS. John Conrad, My son, of whom we are well pleased! You have crossed the bay - the ocean lies ahead. May we encourage you to take it one step at a time. We are behind you all the way. Love, DAD AND MOM. Darrell Ruffin, It is hard to believe that these past 12 years have slipped by so fast. Congratulations at this very special time in your life. You have grown up to be a very responsible person and a son that we are very proud of. We wish you success and happi- ness in your future years. MOM AND DAD. Angela Rodaway, I hope that your future is filled with as much love and joy that we have shared your senior year. ANNA MARIE. You have made us all very proud of you! May the best of everything come to you always. With love, MOM, DAD, ANDREW, AND ANNA MARIE. Dwayne Hyepock, Congratulations on your gradua- tion. We're very proud of you. May the Lord aid you in the day of trouble. May He send you help from the holy place. May we shout with joy over your victory and may the Lord fulfill all your requests. DAD, MOM, AND SISTERS. Cindy Suggs, Congratulations. We are very proud of you as you begin your future. May your life be filled with happiness and success. Love, MOM, DAD, AND KENNETH. Congratulations Scott Totten, on your graduation! We are very proud of you and wish you success and happiness in your future. Set your goals high and find fulfillment in their achievement. With love, MOTHER, DAD AND SUSANNE. Betsy Sollenne, Trust in the Lord and do good. Delight thyself also in the Lord, and He shall give thee the desires of thine heart. Commit thy way unto the Lord, trust also in Him, and He shall bring it to pass. Love, MOM, DAD, NICKY, KAREN, RICHARD, DAVID, MOM MY AND JIFFERSON. Kristi Roberts, Congratulations! We are very proud of you for your many activities and accomplish- ments. Thank you for being a daughter in which we have complete confidence and trust. We wish for you life's best and God's richest blessings. Always remember Proverbs 3:5-6. We love you. MOM, DAD, AND SUSAN. Greg, The love we have for you is immeasurable. We are thankful to God for these past years having you with such pride. We are thankful to you for your Christian examples. You have the faith, courage and ability to reach the spiritual and physical goals God plans for you. Congratulations, DAD, MOTHER AND DAVID LAYMAN. Andrea Jones, How very proud we are of you. We want you to always feel our support and acceptance for whatever you aspire, climb until your dreams come true. We love you, MOM, DAD, JEFF, JENNI- FER, AND WADE. Sam Martin, Congratulations in all your achieve- ments in life thus far. We know your foundation is solid and pray God's blessings now as you enter adulthood. Our love and prayers are ever with you. DAD, MOM AND JOEY. Stephen Hayes, September 20, 1961 was a very special day for us, and for the past eighteen years you have added joy and pride to our lives. Your integrity and your maturity have always excelled and we have been so proud of your so many accom- plishments. The Eagle Scout Award, the Honor Roll, and your love for your family will always be remem- bered. Keep your great faith in God, your high ide- als, and your strong determination to win, and all of life's dreams and goals will become realities. We wish for you much love and happiness, success in all that you do, and God's richest blessings. We love you! MOM, DAD, SUSAN AND JOEL. Carman Hicks, Congratulations to a very pretty sen- ior. May the future bring you happiness and con- tentment. We find comfort and assurance knowing that whatever life has in store for you, good or bad, you will counsel with and trust GOD ALMIGHTY for the ultimate solution. Love, MOM AND DAD. Judy Adair, Congratulations on taking a very impor- tant step in your life. Our greatest blessing is having a wonderful daughter and a truly warm and sincere friend all rolled up into one person. Mere words can- not express our love and admiration for you. MOTHER AND DAD. Brian Reicheet, Another milestone in your life has passed and again we're proud of you. You've set high goals before and succeeded and we know you have the desire and ability to reach any future goals. Congratulations, we love you, MOM, DAD, KEVIN AND JEFF. Congratulations, Rodney, on a job well done. Wish- ing you the best for your armed forces years and your future life. Our hope is that you may always keep God first in your life. May God bless you and keep you. We love you very much. MR. AND MRS. EARL WEBSTER, BETTY AND JOHN WINFREY, RAMONA, ALERIC, KERVIS, BENJA, AND MILDRED MAJOR. Senior Ads - 3 To our favorite graduate, Gerald Stanley, You've put sunshine in our lives, scattered a few raindrops, but combined them with sugar and spice and everything nice. Let God, your heart and your head lead you in everything you undertake to do. Always remember that we love you. MOM, DAD, BRENDA AND ROY. Sherry Kathleen Pierce, You're a Big Brother's inspiration on the piano, Another Big Brother's Pride and Joy, A little Brother's singing sensation, Your Mother's bird in flight, Joy in song and smile. Your Dad's tennis pro and superstar of superstars. We all love you very much. Steve Williams, Congratulations, we are very proud of you. May the Lord bless you and keep you always. Love, MOM AND DAD. Rita Lucchesi, We are happy to be sharing this won- derful moment with you. Be proud of your many achievements but cherish most your caring nature and delight in life. Our love and deep affection. KYRA AND DAD. Regina Guiles, May your future hold all the happi- ness, peace and contentment you so richly deserve. Words cannot express the love and pride we feel for you. Forget the bad times, from these you've learned and grown, but think often of the good times, build your memories from these. Love ya! MOM, JOHN, LEONARD, AND SISI. Congratulations, Danny Stout, The world outside is waiting for you! We are proud of you and whatever you decide to do, do it well and we will back you all the way. Love, MOTHER, DAD, DEBBIE AND SCOTTY. Keith Courtney, Congratulations on your gradua- tion. We are behind you 100 percent. MOM AND DAD. Steve, We love you and are proud of you. We wish you the best for your college years and for your future life. MOM, DAD AND JEFF BLEDSOE. Ricky Cooper, Through the days of happiness as well as the sorrow, we were a family, loving and car- ing for each other. Success achieved by one of us is success felt by all of us. We are very proud of you, 362 - Senior Ads and will stand with you in whatever it is you want to do. The world offers many doors of opportunity. MOTHER, DADDY, SYLVIA. Laura Sims, You are very special and very loved. God bless you in everything the future holds. MOTHER, DAD, CHUCK, BEVER, HOPE, CELESET, AND BEN. Malanie Watkins, Congratulations on a job well done. May your dream come true in years to come. Wishing you the best for your future life. Our hope is that you always keep God first. Love, MOM AND DAD. Congratulations, Sally Harper, We are so very proud of you. Love from MOM, DAD, BETH, SANDRA, AND DAVE. Congratulations, Karen Fleming, It has been a blast from your first baby shots, ballet, piano, stock shows, and quail hunts, to those wonderful after- noons in Memorial Stadium in Austin. Our words to you now are Gig' Em . Those words came hard from a Dad with a doctorate from U.T. Love, MOM, DAD AND DEBBIE. Kirston Garrison, Congratulations and best wishes for a very successful life. You have been a joy and we love you very much. MOM AND DAD. Melissa Bailey, Congratulations on your graduation day. We are very proud of you. Daddy would have been too. Best wishes for the future in whatever you choose to do. Love, MOTHER, KEITH, GLENN AND SAM. Scott Robinson, As you graduate from high school and become a college student, we stand behind you in all you pursue and accomplish. We are proud of you and most thankful for God's leadership in your life. You bring great happiness to your family. We love you, MOTHER AND DAD. Rhonda Askew, We are lust as proud today of our young lady as we were the baby we brought home from the hospital 18 years ago. She has fulfilled our dream. Congratulations on your graduation day. MOM AND DAD. l l Sophomore, Ann Osterhout displays her artistic abilities. anew Bean, Leslie Gail .....,. 9 102,235 Beard, Joseph S., . . .9 235 Beard, Teresa Gail .... 10 12, 245 Bednarz, Lori .,..... . .9 64, 235 Bednarz, Travis , . 12 61, 68, 208, 214, 270, 295 Bednck, Gary K. . 11 253 Bedsole, Linda . . .11 253 Belew, Lisa .... 12 145, 270 Bell, Gary Lynn . . 12 270 Bell, Mark . .10 245 Bell, Mary , .. 10 245 Bell, Peggy Sue ..... , 9 16, 235 Bell, Tracey A. ...,, . 10 243,245 Bell, Tracy Lynn . . . 9 102, 235 Bell, William Earl . . 10 245 Bender, Robby .... . 10 253 Benedict, Sherman Darrell 9 Benedict, Tony 9 Bennett, Devhra .11 13, 253 Bennett, Kirk . . 10 116,245 Bennet1, Patricia Ann . 10 245 Bennett, Teresa L, . 10 163, 245 Bennie, Kerri , , . . 9 235 Bennie, Tony . . .11 178,253 Bewely, Brenda, , .... 10 245 Bewley, Mark S. , . . 11 150, 253 Biler, Mary Kathern ...,. 9 102, 235 Bingham, James . . . 10 245 Aaron Tin Den: . . . 9 CLASS INDEX -A- 5 -B- , a se . . . 23 Abbott, Ray Steven ..... 10 245 Abbott, Robert Gordon 12 269,358 Ables, Jay K. 11 38, 150, 253, 334 Adair, Judith D. . . 12 13. 50, 52, 54, 55, 189, 269, 361 Adami, Gregg John ...... 11 353 Adami, Tom J, , . . . . .9 235 Adams, Belinda . . , .11 253 Adams, Frances D ....,.. 1 1 253 Adams, James ....,. 9 116,235 Adams, Jeffrey Scott .... 10 245 Adams, Melinda . ...,, 10 Adams, Terena Sherine 10 163, 245 Aquirre, Rene ...... 10 37, 245 Akers.Daniel . ......,. 9 235 Akers, Sarah ....... .... 1 2 269 Aleman, Eulracio .12 113, 161, 347 Allord, Bruce Allen 12 169, 188, 269 Allord, Danniel S. .9 116, 117, 235, 299 Alford, Roger P. 10 112, 113, 115, 245, 248 Allen, Curtis . . . . 11 253 Allen, Sharon . . . 9 Allen, Steve . 12 61, 269 Allenberg, Doug ....... 1 1 253 Allevato, John Anthony 10 1 16, 245, 248 Allevato, Maria Denise .11 188, 253 Alverson, Lisa Ann ........ 9 235 Amador, Francisco 11 112, 115, 269 Anderson, Chan ...,.. 11 253 Andrews, Charla Kay. . . . 12 269 Anderson, Craig . . . 1 1 Anderson, Cynthia G. , 9 235 Anderson, Dianna M, .11 Anderson, Donna . 11 253 Anderson, Jimmy , . . . 9 235 Anderson, Patricia Leigh 11 56, 57, 253 Anderson, Marquiney ....... 1 1 Anderson, Glenn Mike ...... 12 269 Anderson, Melvin Pete 9 88, 89, 90, 91 Andrews, Shelley Lorraine. , . 12 269 Anderson, Sherman D. . . . 12 Anderson, Shimpaul , , , 12 269 Anderson, Steva . . . 9 235 Anderson, Tammie .9 102, 103, 235 Andrews, Wendy . 10 245 Archer, Tina . ..,. 10 245 Argusta, Scharmane Samone 12 269 Armstrong, Hope . 1 1 253 Armstrong, Keith H, . , 12 204, 269 Armstrong, Steve J. , .11 112, 162, 253 Arnold, India Elise ...,,..... 9 235 Amold, Rebecca Jane . . . . 9 235 Ashford, Debbie Kay ..,, 12 269 Askew, Lawerance E ..,. , .9 253 Askew, Rhonda ...,. 12 269 Aslakson, Marcy ...,.... 9 235 Auder, Faucrrow. . . 12 Avard, Margaret . .Zio 1245.354 Babb, Darryll, . . . 9 235 Babb, Randall , 11 183,253 Baca, Jack Leon .... 10 245 Baca, Joe . 12 170, 171,269 Bader, Debra . .... 9 235 Bagwill, Greg . . . .9 235 Bagwill, Ronald L. , . , 12 270 Bailey, Carol .9 235 Bailey, Melissa 12 14,22,A163,27O io Bailey, Mike . 245 235 Bailey, Monica 9 16, Banc, Lori . 10 245 Baird, Elizabeth , 9 Baker, Dana . . . , . Baker, Daryl G. , . . . 10 245 Baker, Debbie . . . . , ,11 253 Baker,Gay . .. . .9 Baker, Gwendolyn . . 10 101, 245 Baker, James . ......, 11 253 Baker, Jim ..., 1 1 253 Baker, John .......... 9 Baker, Patti . . . 12 270 Baker, Ricky 10 245, 295 Baker, Steve , 11 253 Baldermann, Rod 12 61, 145, 177, 204, 276, 331, 358 Baldermann, Sharon L, 10 62, 63, 245 Balding, Melanie Jean 11 52, 53. 158,253 Baldwin, Curlee .......... 11 Baldwin, Lester . 10 77,245 Ball, Susan . . , 9 235 Ballou, Mike . . . .9 235 Banks, Kathy Dean 10 245, 328 Barber, Tim . . , . 1 1 Barcus, Paige . 12 270 Barcus, Mary . 9 235 Barker, Dennis Keith 11 253 Barker, Melvin 11 181, 253 Barker, Ricky Lynn 12 30, 67, 70, 73, 74, 76, 270, 295 Barker, Wendy J. . , .9 235 Barks, Donny W, , .9 173, 235 Barrett, Kim . . . ..... ,. 9 Barrett, Sheri A, . . 9 235 Barrett, Susan .. .., .10 Barrett, Tracy Renee 11 52, 253 Bartlett, Rhonda R. . . . 10 42 Bartley, Gale Faye 1 1 253 Barton, Deidra G. 1 1 189,253 Barton, Shirley Ann 10 245 Basden, Deborah . , . Bass, Deborah . 9 235 Bass, Vickey Darlene 11' 20, 163, 253 Batchelor, David 12 43, 61, 68, 69, 71, 209, 270 Batchelor, Donna Kay 1 1 52, 53, 174 Bauer, Diane E. . 12 ' Beabout, KVY51' . , . 10 245 Beamon, Andre 10 23, 150, 245 Beamon, Angela , ,9 235 Beamon, Dexter 12 43, 271 Bird, Shirley , . . . . 9 235 Bishop, Karen Leigh 10 96, 98,2995 4 Black, Mikal H, . 10 245 Black, Stacy .... . . 10 245 Blackburn, Anna . 9 235 Blackburn, Becky 12 25, 182, 270 Blackwell, Suzan . , 10 245 Blakeley, Ramona E. 11 155, 168, 253 Blankenship, Albert . ,... 12 270 Blantenship, David ..... 12 270 Blanton, Judy . . 12 46, 56, 57, 156, 158,270 Blanton, Mary A. . , .9 235 Blanton, Savella B. . . . 9 102, 235 Blanton, Sherri ,11 163, 253 Bledsoe, Becky ..... . 10 245 Bledsoe, Jeff . . 9 116, 235 Bledsoe, Steve . 12 34, 61, 166,270 Blue, Louise . . . . . 9 Bluemel, Dawn Renee . 9 235 Blythe, James .,...... . 10 245 Bogen, Machelle R ,.., . . . 11 253 Boatman, Stacy ,... . . .11 254 Boatright, Brian Scott .,... 1 1 254 Boatright, Cynthia Ann 12 165, 23756 Boatwright, Karen Robin 11 29, 254 Boaz, Jerry Paul ,..... 9 235 Bock. John D. . . 10 245,324 Boddie, Chandra D. . 11 254 Boddie, David Earl . , 10 245 Boddie, Lisa LaNell . . 11 163,254 Bodousky, Paula . ,,., 11 254 Boehm,JackieK, .,.11 Bogan, Donna ,..,,,.. 12 270, 305 Bohm, Beth ....., ,,... 1 1 254 Bonloey, Scott Addison . 11 173,254 Booher, Bryan ..... . 10 245 Book, Steven. . . . .11 183,254 Boren, Kyle . . 1 1 254 Boren, Leonard ..... 9 80, 235 Bouchard, Diane. . . 11 168, 254 Bouchard, Penny . . . 235 Boren, Richard ,. 12 271, 332 Bowen, Fred . , . , . 11 82 Bowen, Glenn Micheal . . . 12 271 Bowen, Rovanda Patrice .9 102, 235 Bowen, Staria S .... . . . 11 254 Bowen, Stephanie L. . . 10 42, 245 Bowen, Terry . . . . 12 271 Bower, John L. . . . ,11 254 Bowers, Gary Henry , . 10 245 Bowers, Louise . . 1 1 254 Bowers, Robert . 10 162, 245 Boyd, Todd . 12 12,158,271 Boyles, Donna . 9 235 Braden, Todd . 11 254 Braden, Vanna L, . .9 235 Bragg, Beth , . . . .9 235 Brandon,Kelly ..,. . 9 235 Branson, Michelle D. . . 9 235 Brawley, Beverly A, . . . 1 1 254 Brawley, Stewart , . . . . 11 254 Brevelle, Micheal , . . , . . 9 Brewer, Angela . . . 9 235 Brewer, Bret Delon . 10 1 16, 245 Brewer, Steve . . 1 1 254 Brewer, Karen. . 1 1 254 Brewster, Kenneth W. . , 1 1 Brimer, Randy . . .9 153, 235, 334 Brmghurst, Brad . 12 183 Bridges, Mike ..... . .9 Bringhurst, Lori Ann . . . . 9 235 Brinkley, Angela . . . 12 146, 271 Brinson, Cerelle . . 12 56, 58, 271 Briscoe, Margie 12 46, 77, 271, 358 Briscoe, Pamela . . . . .10 245 Briscoe, Randy . . 10 77,245 Britt, Johnny L. . . 12 271 Brockelman, Robert . 12 158, 271 Brosolske, Kevin . . Broussard, Eddie 1 1 254 Brown, Barry , . 9 Brown, Cassie ...,,, ,,... 1 2 271 Brown, Carl D. .... 12 20, 271, 359 Brown, Charlotte .... . . 12 272 Brown, Debra Lynn .... 9 235 Brown, Edward . . .... , . .9 Brown, Jack A. . . . 11 62, 254 Brown, James . ,.... 245 Brown, Jett ,.,.. 153, 235 Brown, Kimberly , 10 145, 245 Brown, Linda . , .9 235 Brown, Lisa Renee . . . . . 11 254 Brown, Melanie Ann ...... 11 254 Brown, Rob . . . . . . . 10 245 Brown, Scotty , , ..., 142, 254 Brown, Susan , ,,,, 10 245 Brown,Troy... . .9 Brownlee, Mike . . ..... 12 272 Brownlow, Earl 11 61, 71, 72, 254 Brummer, Jill . . . . 10 245 Brummer, John A. . .11 181, 254 Bryant, Bryant L. . ...... . 9 Bryant, James . . .9 80, 235 Bryant, Madeline ..... 19 Bryant, Sherry ,...... .235 Buck, Alison Marie . . . 12 52, 53, 54, 147, 272 Buck, David A. ,.., 1 1 18, 34, 254 Buck, Susan . , 9 64, 232, 235 Buchanan, Anthony , , ,,.,. 235 Buckingham, Liz . 12 46, 47, 50, 56, 208, 272 Bullard, Randy ...... 11 254 Bullock, Brenda 12 28,209,272 Burchtield, Lauretta Cathrine 12, 304 Burchfield, Ricky . . , . . . 254 Burks, Peggy .., , ,... . 12 Burchfleld, Rhonda Kay . . . .9 235 Burchfield, Sarah ,,..... 9 235 Burkhalter, Deborah ......, 1 1 254 Burks, Hazel Margaret ...... 9 235 Burley, Jett ....,,,.,. 1 1 254 Burnett, John . . . ,..... 10 245 Burpo, Eugene Ronald ..... 12 272 Burrus, Penny ....... 11 254 Burrow, Tammy L. 11 14, 98, 252, 254 Burrus, Lori Anne . . 10 245 Burdok, Russell ... ,....9 Burton, Brian Ray . . , . .10 245 Butler, Chris S. .... . 11 254 Butler, Danyne . . .... 9 235 Buttler, Kathy .... . . . 9 235 Butler, Patti ..,,.,,.. Burr, Dan B. , .... 9 243, 235 Byter, Richard . . . 11 67, 75,255 - C - Caddell, Bron , . . . .9 235 Caddell, Kevin . . . 12 204,272 Calhoun,James . .... ., .. 9 Calhoun, Patricia . . . . . . . 10 245 Calhoun, Rodney . . . . . 10 245 Calkins, Wylene . . . .10 245 Calmes, Sam .,.., . . .10 245 Cameron, David . ,,...,., 9 235 Campbell, Carey ,....,,...,., 12 Campbell, Jumta 12 97, 99, 208, 272 Campbell, Marilyn , . . 10 101, 245 Campbell, Mike . . . . . . . 9 Campbell, Mike . . , . . 9 235 Campbell, Tinitla , . , . .9 235 Capps, Darryl . . . . . . 10 245 Carey, Charlotte , . ...., 10 245 Carisle, Karl 12 104,172,173,272 Carlisle, Keith . . ...., 12 34, 272 Carlson, Linda Sue ,..... ..... 9 Carnley, Clil ,.... 10 11, 245 Carpenter, Leda Louise . . . ,9 235 Carr, Rosemary . . ,,... 11 255 Carrington, Gary . 9 236 Carroll, Angle . 11 255 Carroll, Kyle . . . . . 12 Carroll, Tom . . . . . .9 236 Carson, Sandra 12 25, 182,272 Carter, Andy . 11 46,255 Carter, Angie . . . . 11 255 Carter, David . . . . Carter, Elaine . . , 10 245 Carter, Evelyn. . . . . . . , .. 9 Carter, Randy . . .... 9 236 Carter, Richard 9 94, 243, 236 Carter, Scott . . . . .10 245 Carter, Shelia . . . , . . , . Carver, David ,... 12 272 Casey, Venice Michelle .9 102, 12036 Casmedes, John . . 11 255 Caslon, Keith . .... 11 255 Cates, Sue . , , . 10 245 Cathey, Brian . . . . . . . 9 236 Cathey, Leslie ..... . . 11 255 Cathey, Todd Mike . , , . . 11 345 Causey, Susan ........ 9 236 Cervantes, Anna ....... 12 255 Chaftin, Suprema 11 96, 97, 98, 255 Cham, Sue 12 36, 40, 42, 155, 127512 Chamber1aln,KaremeIain Jhordis 11 Chandler, Hulen R. Jr. .. .11 255 363 Kelli Morris enjoys the cool taste of Coke during Homeroom Party. Chaney, Danny 10 184, 248 Chaney, Ernest . . 12 255 Chaney, Micheal 12 30, 185 Chapin, Brian David 10 246 Chapman, Kelly ... . ...... . .9 Chappell, Edward . 10 246 Chappell, Martha Mardell . 9 236 Chappell, Thomas . . . 12 273 Charlton, Scott .9 88, 92, 236 Chartier, Jerry . 10 246 Cheeks, Melinda . 10 246 Chesley, Carry . 10 246 Chesnutt, Kelly , , 10 246,329 Christman, Robert 12 273 Christopher, Janele 12 273 Chumble , Lisa Church, Patricia 11 46, 164 Church, Bruce . 9 23,81 10 2 12 255 236 349 273 Clark, Bret Clark, James . 12 61 Clark, Keith 11 255 Clark, Leigh-Ellen . . 10 246 Clark, Maurie 11 52, 54, 156,255 Clark, Sherrie Lynn . . . .9 Clayton, Jeff 10 246 Clayton, Kim 11 19,255,314 Cline, Sheri Diane 11 255 Cluck, Gary 10 246 Coats, Leslie , , , 10 246 Cobbs, Karen 11 52, 143, 255 Coco, Chris ,9 236 Coco, Ricky 12 178,273 Cole, Novella Mae .9 236 Cole, Robert Clayton 10 35, E806 4 Coneway, Elizabeth 12 175, 273 Conklin, Lisa 11 255 Conley, Kim 10 246 Connor, Cathleen . 10 246 Connor, David . 10 246 Connor, Linda 12 50, 52, 144, 273 Conrad, Jane 11 145, 255 Conrad, John . 12 82,273 Conrad, Marci , 11 255 Conrad, Nita 9 236 Conway, George 12 61, 171, 273 Conway, Kathy . . , . . 11 Conway, Paul 9 236 Cooke, Jeff . 10 88, 246 Cook, Kendall 12 178, 273, 312 Cook, Lonnie. . . . . . .9 236 Cooper, Carolyn . , 10 246 Cooper, Ray . . ......, 9 236 Cooper, Ricky . . 12 181 273 Cooper, Sylvia 9 102 236 Cope, Miriam Lucy ...,,.. 10 246 Cope, Pam . ...... .11 188,255 Copeland, Wendy . , , . 11 255 Corley, Kyle 11 158, 175 255 Cortner, Laurie ...... 9 236 Cosby, Cindy. . . . .12 273 Cosby, Linda .... 12 273 Cosby, Susan . . 10 246 Coursey, Dru . , .9 236 Courtney, Keith .... 12 273 Courtney, Virginia . ..... 9 236 Covington, Tuck . 10 180 Cowart, Cheryl ,,,.,,.. Cowart, Johnny . . . 10 246 Cox, Deanna , ..,.,. .9 Cox, Mike ..... 9 236 Cox, Paula .,., 12 52, 273 Cox, Tonda . 10 246 364 - Index Craddock, Donna .9 32, 102, 103, 236 Craddock, Mike . 12 14, 186,273 Craig, Frank George ....... 9 236 Crawford, Belinda ..,. 11 255, 321 Crawford, Deborah Dee . 10 246 Crawford, Karen Kay 12 24, 52, 1289, 73 Crawford, Robert Hudson . 10 246 Crawford, Shana Elise . .9 102, 103, 236 Crawford, Tammy . . , ,9 236 Creel, Pat ......... .... 1 0 246 Crichton,Craig . . , .... 10 246 Crichton, Scott .... .... 1 2 274 Criger, Jeffrey L ..... .... 1 0 246 Cripe, Ronnie . . . . .9 236 Cripe, Terry Wayne . . . . 12 274 Crook, Rhonda . . . , ..... , .274 Crosby, Jim 9 236 Crosby, June Lynell ....... .9 236 Cruise, Carrie , . , . , . , 10 Crumby, Gwen . . . 11 255, 306 Curran, Lisa . 12 52, 55, 179, 274 Curtis, Verbie . . ..... . . .11 Curtis, Warren W. . . . . . 11 255 - D - Dacus, Kenneth Robert 12 150, 274 Dagenais, Genevieve 12 43, 274 Dagenais, Sheryl Denise 10 246 Dahms, Kathryn . . . 10 246 Dalrymple, Pat .... . . .... 9 236 Daniel, Jef1 . ..... . . 11 Daniel, Scott 11 255 Daniel, Todd . 10 246 Daniels, Laurie, . . . ..... . 11 255 Daniels, Mary Shawn . . . 10 11, 246 Dannaker, Johnny . . . . 12 274 Danner, Lori . . . .,..... . .9 Darling, Sandy . . . . . . . 10 246 Darwin, Benay . . . .... 10 246 Daugherty, Michelle . . . 9 236 Daugherty, Renee . . . 11 255 Davenport, Lisa . . .9 236 David, Neil ....... .... 9 236 Daivdson, Kelly ...... . . . 12 274 Davidson, Kenneth .............. 9 Davis, William Edward .... 12 274 Davis, Kristi .......... 12 52,274 Davis, Stephen Dale ............ 12 Davis, Todd. . . .... ..... 1 0 246 Davis, Tommy .9 19, 81, 94, 95, 236 Deemer, Paula .................. Delphin, Edward .......... 10 246 Denham, Melani Diann . . .9 14, 236 Dennis, Karen ............. 9 236 Derichaweiler, Mike ........ ...... Devega, Nelson . . 11 142, 144, 255 Dickerson, Billy ........... 10 246 Dickey, Denise .......,... 12 274 Dickson, Lynette . . 12 178,274,303 Dillon, Jeffrey .................. 9 Dismuke, Mark ....,... 10 17, 246 Dixon, Billy .....,..... 9 236, 246 Dixon, Benny .......,.... 10 246 Dixon, Theresa Charlene . . . 10 246, 317 Dobbs. Tim . . . ......... 9 236 Dodd, Peggy Ann . 12 24, 52, 274 Dodd, Steve . . , 1 1 256, 348 Dodson, Debbie . . . . 12 274 Dodson, Tommy . ..,.. 10 246 Donoho. Tony . . . . .11 186,255 Dooley, Connie . . . . . .11 255 Dooley. Tim . .... . 12 61,274 Dorsey, William D. . 9 80, 153,236 Dotson, Benita . . . ..,.. 10 246 Dotson, Darnell . . .... 9 92 236 Douglas, April . . .... 11 255 Douglas, Charles . 11 61,255 Douglas, Gary. . . . . . . 10 246 Douglas, Kathy . 12 146,274 Douglas, Sherrie .... 11 255 Douglas, Sherwood . 11 255 Douglas, Steve , . . , . 10 246 Dowdy, Timothy . . ,9 92, 236 Dowden, Phil . . 12 274 Dowell, Curtis .10 246 Downing, Mary . 11 256 Downing, Todd . . . . . 10 Downing, Troy 9 236 Downs, Sherri . . 10 246 Drinnon, DeeDee . . ,9 236 Drinnon, Andy . . 10 246 Driscoll, Jackie .9 64, 236, 305 Dube, Vickie . . 12 166, 176 Duckworth, Robert . , . 12 Duckworth, Leslie Ann 9 102, 236 Dueringer, Bradley . . . 236 Dueringer, Kim . .. ,.. ,.. . Duncan, Mike . . 11 30,181, 256 Duncan, Rickey . . .9 81, 236 Dunlap, Debbie . 11 21, 256 Dunn, Tammy 11 167, 168, 256 Duree, William . . . . . 11 256 Duren, Gary . . . . . 147 Duren, Kim . . . , . 10 246 Dutton, Gary .27, 82, 83, 88, 87, 268, 274 .. E - Eanes, Doug . .... 256 Eanes, Scott . . 11 184, 256 Early, John . . .... 10 246 Echols, Becky , ...... 236 Echols, Micheal . ..... 236 Eddins, Keith . . . 10 246 Eddins, Sharon . . . . .9 236 Edgett, Donna . 1 1 20, 256 Edmonson, Caroline , . 102, 236 Edmonson, George , 11 77, 256 Edmonson, Harold . . . 10 246 Edwards, Carole 12 275,358 Edwards, David. . . . 12 179, 275 Eggen, Paul Eric , . . 10 22,246 Eggen, Ralph . . . .9 236 Eggleston, Lesley , . . . . . 10 Eichblatt, Tim . . . . 9 236 Eidd, Brenda . . . . . 12 275 Eilani, Farood . . . 11 33, 147, 256 Elder, Micheal . , . . . 77, 78 Elder, Myrtle . . 9 236 Eldridge, Brenda . 11 256 Elliot, Amanda . ... .... .. 9 Elliot, Pam .. 12 52, 54, 177,275 Elliot, Tommie . 11 150, 256 Ellis, Barbara Adell . . . . 10 Ellis, Debbie 12 275 Ellis, Machelle 10 246 Ellison, Bobby . . 9 Emeafy, Bemmie . . 9 Emeary, Liz 11 146,256 Emerson, Morris . . . .256 Emory, David . . Engler, Farrel . . . 11 162, 256 Ensminger, Chril Randal . 10 256 Epps, Lynn . , . . 240 Erikson, Brenda 12 180, 275, 358 Erickson, Brian , 12 156, 275, 358 Erwin, Lance 11 12, 14, 39, 41, 165, 212, 256, 301 Evans, Bobby 12 29, 43, 47, 146, 275 Evans, Karen . 275 Everett, Angela . . . . . . 11 256 Everett, Mike ....... 67, 70, 75, 276 Everson, Elizabeth Ann . . 10 246 - F - Fair, Harry . , ........ 246 Falk, Lori. . , ...... 11 256 Fallon, Frank . . . 11 11, 256 Fallon,Jim . ..... ....9 Fallon, Mike . . .11 256 Farrell, Wendy .... . . 12 276 Faulkner, Christy . , ,29 Feith, Tracy . . . . 1 1 256 Ferguson, Craig . . . 12 276 Ferguson, Mike .... .... . . .9 Ferguson, Philip . . ..... . . .9 Ferguson, Ryon . . . . 10 246 Fernandes, Jerry . . 27, 246 Fields, Darrell Lynn .... 10 Fillman, Patti . . , , . . . . .9 Fine, Elishia ......... 276, 294 Fine, Melody . .... . 11 10, 256 Finh, Feba .. , . 12 12,276,294 Fiscus, Diane Kay . . . 12 276, 294 Fisher, Robert, . . . . .9 80, 116 Fisk, Gary , , , . .12 276,294 Fisk, Laurie . .... 10 246 Fisk, Ricky ......... 12 276, 294 Flanagan, Laura . . .10 10,246 Fleming, Debra ........ 34, 65, 276 Fleming, Karen 12 50, 52, 143, 276 Flexer, Doris Flexer, Janet .... Flores, Debra . Flowers, Max . . 11 Floyd, Shari . Fogle, David , , Fogle, Kathy . . Fontaine, Barry. . . Ford, Paul . . Fordyce, Kelly Forsythe, Sheryl Foster, Greg . Foster, Karen Foster, Phillip . . . Fountain, Ricky Fountain, Sherrie Fowler, Mike . . Fox, Melinda Renee . Frank, Lisa . . . . Frankland, Jeffrey Franklin, Donald Franklin, Rhonda . Franklin, Toni . Franks, Cindy , . . Franks, James . . . Franks, Roy , . 12 12 161,276,358 10 ...9 .12 168,276 10 153,246 36,183,256 .. 10 246 10 10,246 64 . ....... 9 .12 276 ...11 256 . .... ..9 .9 81,116 ....256 ...9 11 256 ..10 246 ....12 276 .,......10 .116,237 . 9 237 . .... 276 .. ...9 ,.9 102,237 276 Franks, Sherri . . 19, 246 Franks, Steve . 10 246 Freeling, Micheal , . . .... , . . . Freeling, Phillip . . . . , . .9 French, Daniel . ..... 11 256 Frost, Robert . . ...... 88,246 Fry, Terri Lynn . . , . ,9 153, 237 Frye, Gracie . .... .... 9 237 Fugett, Donna Louise . 10 246, 350 Fu enchek, Paula Lynn . . . 12 276 Fulle, Susan . ...... 41, 217, 247 Fullylove, Holly . . . . . 1 1 Fulton, Steve . ..... 1 1 257 183, 257 Futrell. Karen Denise . . ..... . 10 -G- Gaddis, Barry Don .. 10 Gaddis, Billy . . 11 247 Gaddis, Donna . . .9 237 Gabriel, Calvin . , . , . . . Gabriel, Tracy . . . ...... . . . . Gafford, Eddie ..... 10 247 Galley, Elizaveth . . 10 100, 247 Galley, Scott . . 11 40, 175,257 Gaines, Frances . . . . ,9 237 Gaines, Karen . . . . . .276 Gaines, Rena , ..... 11 257 Gaines, Ronnie. . . . . .259, 277 Gallion, Niles 12 58, 126, 127,277 Gann, Danny. ..... 9 237 Gann, Martha . .... 11 257 Gann, Tammy .... 9 Garrard, Mary . . 10 247 Garrett, Charlotte . . . . 10 247 Garrett, Troy . . . 11 257 Garrison, Kirsten . 12 24, 52, 277 Gassaway, Donna .... . 10 247 Gatewood, Robin . . . . . 12 Gatti, Darryl . . 10 247, 310 Gaunt, James 10 15, 247, 329 Gay,Kevin .. .10 Gay, Walter Karl ....... 11 257 Gearinger, Susan Adella Gentry, Cheryl Ann Gentry, Micheal Anson Gentry, Terri . Gibson, Alan Sha ne Gilbert, Jimmy Lee . Gilbert, Julie A, . . 12 16,277, 340 ..11 237 277 257 .....11 ,...9 . ..12 ......11 Gillilan, Dynnetta . . . 11 96, 99,257 Gittens, Gary Steven . . 12 23, 237, 277 Gittens, Gary. . . . . . 9 80, 92, 93 Glenn, Lisa . . . . ...... .9 237 Godbey, Dena . . . ....... .277 Goldston, Dale . . . ......... .247 Gomez, Maria. . . . . .9 153, 237 Gomez, Mike ..,.... ..... 1 1 257 Gonzales,.Eddy Joe . . 237 .9 Good, Lori .. ........ .... 1 1 257 Goodman, Charles ..... 10 91, 247 Gore, Jeff 11 38, 47, 144, 156, 153. 173,257 Gorman, Ross .,.. ....... 9 237 Gott, Jackie ...,,.......... 9 237 Grady, Mickey .,..... 10 1 12, 247 Graham, Jamie , . ...... 10 247 Grant, Bruce .... ...... 1 1 257 Gray, Cheri ,... ......... 1 0 247 Gray, Mitchell . ,..... 1 1 178, 257 Gray, Sandra ,.,. ...... 1 0 247 Green, Darrell . , . ....... 1 1 Hurley, Kenny .,,.. . Green, Ronnie . . . .12 259, 277 Green, Sharon . . .9 237, 307 Green, Stephen . . . ,..... 10 247 Greenway, James Lee ..,.., 10 Griftin, Beverly . . . . 10 247 Griffin, James . . . 11 61, 257 Griflin, Karyn . . . . .9 237 Gnttin, Paul . . .,.. ,,,.... . 9 Gril1in, Robin . . . 9 163, 237 Grigg, Denise Mane . . 12 277, 295 Grigg, Fred .....,..... 10 247 Grigg, Tammie ..... . . . 11 257 Grigg, Tim .,.. ..,. 1 1 169, 257 Grimes, Gary ,,.. . . . .9 237 Gripp, David ....,..... 10 247 Grisham, Brian Alan . . 12 259, 277 Grisham, Kay LeAnn 9 19, 102, 237 Grissom, Doug . ......... 9 237 Grissom, Jan . . . .,,, 11 257 Grokett, Jimmie Earl . . . . 12 277 Gross, Gay . . . . .11 52,188,257 Gross, Wesley ,..,....,..... Gudgel, John . . ..., . 11 35, 180 Gudgel, Susan 12 22,149, 165,277 Guerrero, Emily . . 11 25, 182, 257 Guerrero, Roger ...., . . , . . .9 Guerrero, Ruben . . ..... .9 Guess, Carla 9 102, 103 Guess, Debbie .9 237 Guess, Paula Ann . ... . . . . .9 Guiles, Regina . 12 168, 277 Gurley, Billy . . . . . 12 277 Guynes, Nob . 12 277 - H 1 Haakinson, David 11 88, 89, 91, 98, 257 Haakinson, Jerry . . .,....... 237 Haakinson, Susanne . . 12 97, 12779i Hackler, Karen ...... 10 176, 247 Hagan, Kellie .... ....,., 2 37 Hager, Michelle . . . . .11 257 Hager, Mike . . . . . . .11 7, 257 Hale, Cathy . . . . 9 237 Hale, La Donna . .... . . .12 277 Haliburton, David . . .... 9 237 Haliburton, Dennis . . . 11 257 Hall. Darrell D. . . . . . . 10 247 Haller, Karl ....... ....... 1 1 Ham, Sheryl Marie . . . . .9 237 Hamel, Michelle . . .... 9 237 Hames, Darla Renee 10 12,247 Hames, Kay . 12 277,295 Hammonds, Perry ........ . .315 Hammonds, Roxie . . ..... 9 237 Hanly, Fred . . . . .... 9 237 Harder, Steve ........... 1 1 257 Hardy, Bobby ,,,... 1 1 257 Hargrove, Charles. . .9 81, 173, 237 Harlan, Don ............. 11 257 Harman, Anne Ray . . . . . .11 257 Harper, Beth ...... ..... 1 0 247 Harper, Harold . . . .... 11 88, 257 Harper, Lori . . . ..... .9 237 Harper, Sally ,..,.,,... 12 42, 278 Harrell, Janice ..,..,, 11 145,257 Harrington, Larry Keith . 12 27, 278, 358 Harris, Craig .............. 9 237 Harris, Joe Dean ..... .... 1 0 247 Harris, Lynda .... 9 65, 237 Harris, Sandra ......... .... 2 37 Harrison, Casey . . . 10 77, 112, 247 Harrison, Doug .... 9 237 Harrison, Loy R. . . . . .9 273 Harrison, Randy Lee . . ...... .10 Harvey, Anne . ... .. . . .9 237 Harvey, Carla . . . . ...... . .237 Harvey, Donna .9 18,237 Harvey, Larry Wayne . . . 10 247 Harvey, Mary . . . . . . . . .10 247 Harvey, Michelle ............. 247 Harvey, Paula ...........,... 237 Hase, Kristi .... . 10 62, 63, 247 Hash, John D ,................... Hastings, Paul . . .10 116,117, 247 Hatch, Edward .....,.. 80, 1 19, 237 Hatch, Richard . . .11 183, 252, 257 Hathaway, John ...,,.,... 10 247 Havins, Dee . . . . ......... 9 237 Havins, Ken .......... 11 33, 257 Hayden, Eric ..,.......,....... 9 Hayes, Diana Margaret . 10 169, 247 Hayes, Maureen . 12 143, 209, 259, 260, 277,278 Hayes, Stephen . . . .12 278, 361 Haytes, Steve .. .259,26O,277,278 He on, Rachel ........,. 11 258 Heil, Eric . . . ....,,.... 77, 247 Helms, Judy Lynne . . . .9 237 Helms, Mark ...... . . .12 278 Henderson, Bill . . . . . .9 237 Henderson, Penny ........ 10 247 Hendricks, Karen Lee ..... 12 278 Hendricks, Sharon 12 52, 158, 189, 278 Henry, Mary .................. 23 Hensley, Brad ..... . .... 9 237 Henson, Paul Edward ...... 12 278 Henson, Sam ...... Hepner, Brenda Ann 10 77,247 237 Herbert, Cynthia Denice . . . 10 247 Hermes, JoAnn . . .. ..9 237 Herod, Roggie . . 10 77, 89, 90, 247 Herpeche, LaSandra Hestand, Janice . . . Hestand, Kenneth . Hiberd, Jerry . . Hiberd, Kathy Hibdrd, Vita . . . Hicks, Brenda . Hicks, Carmen . . Hicks, Jackie .12 24, .11 .9 237 ..10 .12 278 ....11 ..9 65,237 .....278,361 50, 52, 53, 55, 212, 260, 278 Hicks, Kayelynn .... 12 50, 52, 156, 157, 165, 278, 360 Hickson, Letitia Sheret Higgins, John . . . Hightower, Brenda . Hi ,Jett . . .... . . Hill, Jetlrey. . . Hill, John K. ....... . Hilliard, Melodie G. . Hilton. David .... . Hindsley, Eddie Hinkle, Elizabeth Hinsley, Charles Hobbs, Charles . . Hobby, Wayne . . . Hockridge, Tracie Hodge, aymond . Hodges, William . Hogan, Chyrel Holcomb, Alex Holcomb, Kevin . . . Holcomb, Scott .... Holland, Scott . . . . . 10 247 .....11 258 .........237 . 11 14,258 .12 278,279 . .9 237 .9 153,237 .12 279 11 180 9 237 . 153,237 ..1O 247 ....9 237 . ...258 247 .....11 258 11 10,52,54 ....10 Holland, Jerome .... A .A81,90, 92,237 Holland, Rodney ..... Hollingsworth, Keith . . Hollister, Chris ...... Hollman, Christopher . Holman, Fondi ...... Holman. Rhonda ..... Holt, Janet ......... Holt, Maynor Dean Honea, Micheal . .9 81, 92, 93, Hood, Kathryn Katie . . Hoppess, Graham . Horn, David ....... Howard, Ricky . . . Howell, Amy . Howell, Don .... . Howell, Elemon ..... Hubbard, Wendell. . . Hudgins, Ruth Ann . Hudnall, Ronnie . . . . Hudson, Dewayne . Hudson, Tony . .... . Hudspeth, Phyllis . 12 Huff, Greg . . . . . Hutt, Penny ..... Huges, Anthony ..... Hughes, Bunny ...... Hughes, Donna Louise Hughes, Gerald Wayne Hughes, Marilyn Elaine Hughes, Marita .... 12 Hughes, Tony ....... Hughes, Vic . ..... . Hughley, Barry ..... Hughley, Debbie .... Hughley, Louise . . . Hughley, Vnne . Hull, Belinda . . Hunt, Denise. . . . Hunt, Edward Hunter, Lester ...... Hunter, Mark Allen Hunter, Pamela Denise Hunter, Rosalind .... Huntsman, Becky . . . QfffQQ9 2:lii ..12 .. ..... 82 .....279 .....11 258 .....10 247 .12 178,279 237 .11 163,258 237 ...9 237 ....12 279 . 81,92,237 .12 178,279 .9 169,237 .....11 258 11 61,258 41,174,175, 232,279,347 .....11 258 237 .....237 .....1O 247 .....12 279 ..11 61,67, 258 247 52,279,358 80 237 ....9 238 ...11 258 .....33,279 . ......... 9 11 147,258 ...12 279 ......238 .9 94 238 .. ..10 247 ....11 258 ...10 247 Huntsman, Jacky. . . 12 27, 61,67, 126, 127, 268,280 Hutcherson, Earl .... Hutcherson, Rick .... Hutcheson, David .... Hutchison, Mark . .12 Hutchison, Mike Oody . Hutson, Katy ........ Hypock, Dwayne . . 12 ...9 80,238 ........238 .....11258 43, 1 26, 128, 279 ...10 3,247 .....11 258 258,279,361 Ingham, Vicki . . . 12 Ingram, Pamela ..... Isaacs, LouAnn . . . . . Isaacs, Melesa Sue . . -J- Jones, Jack ......... Jackson, Bobby ..... 2,52,54,279 .....11 258 ...12 280 ....9 238 ...9 81,238 .10 114,247 Jackson, Carl .... 9 81, 94, 95, 238 Jackson, David . . . . . . . Jackson, Debbie LaVorne Jackson, Derek . .... . Jackson, Dianne Kathleen Jackson, Jessie ..... .... Jackson, Kenneth . . 12 61 Jackson, Latonya ....... Jackson, Laurie Jackson, Pamela Jackson, Richard . . . . . . . Jackson, Robert .... . . Jackson, Ronald ...... 1 1 Jackson, Vera . Jacobs, Charles ....... 10 Jacobs, Cyndi . . . . . . . . Jacobs, Dennis . . . . . . .9 Jacobs, Jenene . . ..... . . Jacobs, Jenniler ......... .....11 Jacobs, Joe ....... 61, 73, Jacobs, Judy ............ James, laura .......... Jarvis, Halley ........ 11 Jarvis, John Adams Jarvis, Tammy . . . . Jarvis, Tim ............ Jay, Mark ...... . Jay, Vicki ...... . . . Jenkins, Charla . . Jenkins, Daniel . . . Jenkins, Jane . . . . . Jenkins, Leslie . . . . Jennings, Carla . . . . . . Jennings, Janet ...... 28, Johnson, Andrea . . . Johnson, Beth ........ 12 Johnson, Bobbie ....... 12 Johnson, Caren . . . . . . . Johnson, Charles . . . . . . . . 11 113,115, 11 258 11 258 .80,238 11 258 10 247 .72,120, 208,280 .9 238 50,258 .....12 .9 238 17,258 125,238 .9 119 52,280 .....12 92,243 12 280 ....238 143,258 11 258 ....280 189,258 46,112, 161,258 ...9 ....11 10 247 12 280 9 238 .9 238 10 247 12 280 10 247 154,280 10 247 50,280 11,280 12 280 Johnson, Debbie .... . . . 11 258 Johnson, Diane. . . . . . .9 238 Johnson, Donna ......... 12 280 Johnosn, Greg ........ 11 77, 258 Johnson, lda .......... 9 102, 238 Johnson, Jon ......... . .... 238 Johnson, Kenneth Dwayne . 12 12205 Johnson, Lavonne ........ 12 280 Johnson, Lori ......... 12 52, 280 Johnson, Lowell Wynn. . . . 10 247 Johnson, Tammie ....... 9 238 Johnson, Tina ..... . .11 164, 259 Johnson,Tona .... Johnson, Willie ...... . . . 11 259 Jones Andrea .... 12 50, 149, 189, 281, 361 Jones Angela ...... .... 1 0 247 Jones. Antoinette . . . . . . . . . .9 Jones Bobby ...... . . . 11 259 Jones, Chris ....... .... 1 0 258 Jones, Chris ................... 9 Jones, Cynthia .... 9 169, 238, 247 Jones, Danny ....... . . . 11 259 Jones, Debbie ........ 1 1 259, 334 Jones, Diana ............ 11 259 Jones, Jacque Joella ...... 10 247 Jones, Jett .......... 10 112,247 Jones, John ............ 1 1 259 Jones, Kaye ............ 1 1 259 Jones, Marcus Gregory .... 1 1 259 Jones, Neil .......... 1 1 184,259 Jones, Nicole ........... .... 2 81 Jones, Pat Allen . . ..... 10 247 Jones, Randy .......... 9 80, 238 Jones, Rhonda L. ... ... .10 19 Jones, Terry R .... . . Jones, Tinisha Deneen . . . . . . . . 9 Jonse, Steve ...... 12 29, 209, 281 Jordan, Julie .... ........ 9 238 Jordan, Terry ........ 1 1 259, 336 Juntunen, Debbie ......... 1 1 259 Juntunen, Brian .... . . . .9 238 - K - Kane, Sherri . . . . . . . . .247 Kear, Bridgette . . . .9 238 Keel, Brent ..... . . . .9 238 Keel, Craig ..... . . . 11 259 Keel, Sttnahen ..... . . . . . . .281 Keeler, ancy .... . . . 11, 259 Keeling, Tina . . . ..... 11 259 Keene, Billy. . . ....... .9 238 Keene, Don . . . .... 10 127, 247 Keene, Kay ..... ....... 1 2 281 Keller, Ginger ......... 11 52, 259 Kelley, Dennis Micheal . . .9 77, 238 Kelley, Mark Boyd ........ .... 2 39 Kelley, Susan Michele .... 10 247 Kellis, Ricky .... ...... .... 2 8 1 Kellogg, Dan ........ . . . . . . 12 Kellog8sRobert Matthew. . . 10 247 Kelly, rrly .... ....... 1 0 247 Kemp, Arnez ............ 12 281 Kemp, Link Geroyard . . . . .9 238 Kendall, Kay Angie .... . . . . . 9 Kendall, Micheal . . . . . .9 238 Kenemore, Dena . . . . . . 11 259 Kennedy, Ricky. . . . . 10 247 Kerr, Donald ..... . . . 10 247 Ketcham, Bruce .... .... 1 2 281 Key, Gail ......... .... 2 38, 247 Key, Russell .... . . . . 10, 77 Keys,John ..... Killion, Linda ..... . . . 12 281 Killion, Sherry .... . . . 10 247 Kinder, Steve . . . . . .9 238 King,Jimmy .... Carolyn, Mary .... . . . 10 247 King, Robbie ......... . . .9 238 Kinsey, Don .......... ..... 1 0 Kinsey, Gerald Patrick ..... .9 238 Kinsey, Jeannette Carol . . . . . . . .10 Kinsey, Wilmer .......... .... 2 81 Kirby, Shelly ......... . . .10 12 Kirkpatrick, Gena ........ .... . 10 Kitzmiller, David ....... 11 39, 259 Klovsowsky, Curtis ..... 12 35, 281 Kniftin, Roger .... .... 1 1 259 Knigh Knigh t, Don .... . . . t, Karrie .... ..... Knowles, Karen ......... Konkle, Sharon . . Koriot Kosch h, Greg ........... elew, Angie ..... . Kost, Mark Edward ..... . Kottwitz, Patti ...... .... Kramer, Kelly .... . . KYBYIY1 in,Tim... Krausegeffrey . . . . . Krause, Tim S. . . . Knder, Stewart . . . Kuhn, Barry ....... . . Kuhn, Gregory ...... . . Bannister, Joseph .... . . Kunitz, Lynn ....... .... Kuykendall, Angie ..... 11 25, 259 259 Kyler, Kelly ........ ... L.. ...9 64. ....238 10 238 12 358 238,310 .11 11 25 259 it 259 12 zai .9 238 197238 fffffio .....to .9 23a .9 238 12 zai Mark Wood shoots for 2 .ns Index - 365 Lacy, Paula .. . Lair,Nelson. . . . . Lakey,Klm. .. . 12 24, Lalonde, David . . . . . . Lambert, David . . . . . . Lambert, Michelle ..,, . . . Landham, Brenda . . . . . . Landham. Sherry Langas, Christi . . . Lane, Ted . 1 1 Lang, Maria 12 177, Lange, Stephanie Ann Lanldord, Le Ann . Lank1ord, Melanie . . Larkin, Lisa . . Larkin, Theresa Larkms, Michelle . . . Larson, Jeri . . . . Latham, Jesse . Latham, Viola Marie . Latta, Phyllis . . . . . . Latta. Rose . . . Lattimore, Kim . Lawlis, Leisha . Lawerance, Roy Leslie . Lawson, Daryl . l.ay, Karen . . ii Layman. Greg K. .121 149, Lea, Pam ...,,, ,... Leake, Beth . . . Leard, David . Leard, Gina . . . LeBlanc, Creig . Lee, Mitch .... . . Leeswood, Jones . LeFlore, Kenneth Lehman, Frank Lemley, Bob . Lemley, Mike Lemons, Jean . . Lemons, Tracey 1 1 Lentz, Deedrea . . Lee, Leona . . . . . Leonard, Vinson Lesperance, David Leute, Sheila . . . Leveille, Scott Lewis, Dorothy Lewis, Larry . . Lewis, Robert Andre Lewis, Vanessa . . . Lighttoot, Slicia Jean . .10 .. .10 ' 1 1 Lightloot, Angie .. 10 20. Lindsey, Eric . . . , Lindsey, Micheal . . . Lindseyj Terry Lynn 12 Lingo, iane 1 1 Little, Sheri . . 11 Locke, Lena Locke, Victor Allan 11 Lodge, Cindy Lodge, Kelly , . Loe, Joe . 12 Logan, Mike Logston, Marty . . . . . Logston, Lee . . . . Long, Lloyd Lopez, Marcus Lora, Micheal . Lorance. Lori 12 12 182. .ug 11' 259, 1 78 12 10 12 .9 12 .9 10' 282 11 164, 37, 10 59. 10 80 177 9 52 .9 11 12 10' '9 12' 12 259. 9 178 182 52 9 61 11 248. 35 12 11 11 . ao. 282, .9 11, 10 10 281 238 281 . 10 238 259 259 142 295 282 . 10 282 248 282 259 238 238 259 248 248 282 238 248 248 361 259 248 248 248 282 248 1 16 . . 9 282 259 282 238 259 238 259 238 282 238 248 238 282 282 326 . 1 1 238 282 259 252 238 259 259 260 282 282 260 282 260 248 . 10 322 Lorance, Shari . 1 1 174, 260 Losted, Mike . 9 238, 292 Louderback, Chris . . 12 238 Louderback, Gina . 1 1 52, 260 Love. Jami ..,.. . . . . 10 248 Lovelace, Tammy , . . 11 149, 260 Loving, Karl . . . , 10 248 Lowe, Jimmy 9 238 Lowery, Micheal . . 11 260 Lowing, Bruce Eric 11 27, 260, 299. 397 Lubbers, Judy 12 154, 283 Lubbers, Mike... . .. ..12 Lucas, Vernicia . 11 260 Lucchesi, Maria . . . . . 10 248 Lucchesi, Rita. . . . 12 50, 295 Luian, Argentina . . ....,.... . . Luper, Stephanie .... .... ..,... Lupper, Ronald . . . .,,.., 283 Lusk, Christi . . . 11 260,341 Luster, Mike . . . . . . . .. . . Lyons, Phillip . 9 238 Luta1l,Auden .10 Lundin, Mary . 11 260 T MC -. McBryde, Ken ..... 12 14, 283, 338 McBride, Mike . . . . . . . .36, 283 McCaleb, Claun. . . . 9 238 McClain, Evelyn . 11 260 McCleese, Kevin . . .9 34 McCleese, Stephen . 238 McClure, Gina. . 12 145, 164, 242 McClure, Terry . . 12 238 McClusky, Cindy . 9 238 McCollum,Lisa McCollom, Martha . . . . . . . . .283 McCollum, Mickey ........ . ,.,, . McCollum, Rhonda . . . 9 65,238 McConnell, Debbie . 260 McCooI, Melissa . . . 9 238 McCord, Annabelle 11 38, 158,260 McCrary, John . McCrary, Tammy 10 248 McDaniel, Tim . 12 283 McDonald, Jennifer Lynn 9 238 McDonald, Terri Jean . . ,,., . . McDougal, Cary . . 11 149,177, 266 McElhannon, Kristy 12 52, 283, 358 McElhannon, Liz Ann . . .9 238 McEwen, Cindy. . . . . . . . . McG1ll,Jef1 . . 10 248 McG1nness, Johnny . McGraw, Lori 11 52, 260 McGraw, Micheal 10 52, 248 McJimsey, Barbra 1 1 46, 260, 300 McKee, Andrea . . .248 McKee, Frances . 11 99, 122, 260 McKee, Jeannie Lynette . .9 238 McKee, Micheal . . . . . 11 260 McKee, Vuette Malinda . . . 10 4, 62, 248 McKee, Rebecca .... McKinney, Casey 248 McKinney, Douglas. 9 81, 92 McK1mmey, Dwayne . 80, 238 366 - lndex McKinney, Jeffrey Lynn . . . McKinney, Scott . . . 10 McLaughlin, Keri Lee 10 248, McMeley, Todd James ..... 1 1 McMillan, Larry ... .,, 9 81, McM1llin, Sharon. . . 12 50, 164, McNeese, Debbie . 9 102, McNew, Kym .... 10 248, McNew, Tammy .,... . . 11 McRee, Keith . . . . . McWater, Rebecca . . McWhortor, Sharon Kaye 10 - M .. Mackey, Darlene . . . . 9 Mackey, Eric . . . . . . 11 82, Mackey, Richard. . . . . . 10 Magers, Bill . . . . 10 77, Mahana, Jerry . . 10 Hanana, Jimmy .. . 10 Hahana,Shel1a ..,. . 12 Maine, Robin .... . 11 . . 9 248 333 206 239 283 239 308 260 1 53 248 239 260 248 248 248 248 283 260 Maine, Russell . . . . 9 80, 239 Mayor, Benja . . . 9 80, 94, 95. 239 Malone, Micheal .............,... Mander, Lisa Marie . .. ... . Manuel, Otis ..... 12 177, 178,283 Marienhager, Angela 12 284 Markl, Diana ...... 12 52, 162, 284 Markl, Ginny . .... 10 248, 341 Marsden, Cindi 12 284 Martin, Anita . 284 Martin, Betty. 12 284 Martin, Bill ...... 9 65, 306 Martin, Cynthia . . , . . . Martin, Joey . . . , 10 248 Martin, Roberta ................. Martin, Sam . . . . 12 169, 204, 284 Mask, Felicia . . , 9 102, 239 Mask, Jerry . . . . . 12 284 Mask, Mark Anthony 10 10, 77, 248 Mask, Natalie .... 9 102, 158 Mask, Rhonda Elaine 10 248 Mask, Vanessa Louise 12 284 Mason, Bobbette Latina 12 284 Mason, Norita . . . . . 164 Mason, Robin 12 7, 48, 49, 50, 56, 122,158,211,284 Massey, Jan ..... . 12 284 Matherly, Sue . . 11 39, 42, 52, 158, 260 Matthews, Chris . 10 230, 248 Matthews, Donald 12 61, 170, 172, 179, 214,284 Mathews, Paul 10 248 Mathis, Charlet . . . . Maupin, Donald . . 10 248 Maxwell, Craig . 10 17, 248 Maxwell, Joanne . . . . . . , Maxwell, Kenneth . . .... .248 Mayer, Roger Brad . , . . . . .9 Maynard, Brian Keith 11 242. 260, 278 Maynard, Clinton . . 9 Maynard, Derwin Craig 10 248 Means, Judy . . . . . 9 Mears, Robert . 12 284 Medder, Margaret . . Medlin, Lynette . 39, 241, 312 Medlin, Pamella . . 9 39 Medlin, Steven . . . . . 248 Medlock, Rex . . . , 12 284 Meek, Walter ...... 12 284 Melton, Brenda Alice . .9 64 Melton, Donna Gail . . 12 Melton, Stacy . . 9 Melu in, Annella . . 9 Mendlez, Carlos .,,, . . . Merck, Shonnie 10 248 Meredith, Mike .10 248 Mereer, Dean . . . . . Merritt, Debbie Ann . 12 284, 360 Mexia, Vicky ....... . 11 261 Micheletti, James .... , . 11 261 1 Middents, Greg . . . . 10 248 Milam, Erica . . . . . 10 248 Miller, Daryl Lee . . . .9 Miller, David . . . . . . . 9 Miller, Gregory J. . . . . Miller, John ..... 11 125, 261 Miller, Kris . . 13, 32, 285 Miller, Pam . . . . . . . .9 Miller, Steve .... . . , . 10 248 Miller, Tracy Lynn ....... ,.... 9 Mills, Danny .... .12 14, 284, 329 Mills, Derrick . ..., . . 10 248 Mills, Marty ......... ....... 9 Mills, Shelli .... . . . . . . , , Mills, Virginia Lee . . 10 248 Minor, Lisa Chanel . . .9 Minor, Michelle .... 11 261 Mitchell, Chris .... 12 285 Mitchell, Cynthia. , , . . . . . . . Mitchell, Howard . . 11 261 Mitchell, Jim . 10 88, 89, 90, 91, 248 Mitchell, Les ........, , . 11 261 Mitchell Lori . ..... 1 1 261 Mitchell Micheal , 12 142, 212, 268, 285. 295 Mitchell, Ten 12 Mize,Dav1na . .. . . . 12 Montgomery, Debbie . . Montgomery, Delond Montgomery, Scott . . 10 Moody, Melanie . . . .. . . Moon, Gary . . . . Moore, Margaret. . . Moore, Patti Moore, Ruth Moore, Tracey . . 1 1 Morales, Paula . Morales, Renee . . . Moran, Dina . 149, 149 Moravec, Ranee .... . Moravec, Teresa ..... Moreland, Kenneth . fio Moreland, Linda ...... Moreland, Steve . . . Morgan, Jacki .... Morgan, Raynita Morgan, Robert . . Morris, Eric ..... Morris, Kelli 11 52, Morris, William . . Morrow, Tim . . . Morse, Sandra Ann . Mrozinski, Donald .... Mulder, Val ....... Mullenix, Beverly .... Mulholland, Scott . . Mulholland, Susan . . Mullens, Orley. . . . . Mulvaney, Joe Lonnie Mulvane .Ronnie Murley, Ronald . . . . Murphey, Beverly . Murphy, Micheal . . Murphy, Tricia . . Murray, Frank Myatt, Tom .... . . Myers, Ben . . . . Mygrant, Micheal Mygrant, Steve Myles, Danny . . . .112 142' -N- Nagel, Mark . . Nall, Asenath Nash, Marty Nash, Millie Nash, Nathan Nation, Bunnie Nation, Jerry Nation, Sidney . . Neal, Bobby ...12 137. 169,285 46,285 . 261 . . 9 39,248 9 .. ...9 11 261 12 285 189,261 189,261 248 . ..9 285,335 10 248 77,248 ...285 11 261 11,285 11 261 165,1B8. 261 12 285 9 . 10 . . 11 ...12 ....11 9 9 .10 . 11 11 . 11 ...12 . 11 10 248 285,338 10 148 . 9 9 11 9 12 285 9 Neal, Jimmy 11 66,68, 126, 127, 261 Neal, John , , . 10 248, 315 Neal, Karyn . . 9 Neasbitt, Alan 11 14,261 Neathery, Tammy. . . 11 261 Neely, Dariyl . . 10 88, 248 Neely, Kenny 9 94, 95 Nelson, Andrea 1 1 261 Nelson, Bobby 9 77, 248 Nelson, Cheryl 261 Nelson, Darryl 10 Nelson, Shelley . . . . 11 Nelson, Tina . .9 Newell, Mary.. . . . . .12 285 Neyman, Bill . . . 9 Nicholson, Nancy . . . 10 248 Niemann. Charles . . . . 9 Niemczynski, Douglas , 10 248 Niswander, Amy . 11 261 Niswander,Jul1e. . . 11 261 Nixon, Paul . 11 261 Noble, Jay . . . . 10 77,249 Noble, Joni Ellen . . 12 286 Nobles, Jack . 10 249 Nobles, Jean La Wanda ..... 12 286 Nobles, Vicki . ...... 12 206, 286 Noel, Cynthia . .... .... . . . . . Noel, Denise . . . .11 126. 261 Noel, Jay . . . .... 12 286 Nored, Stacy . .... . . . . 11 Northcut, Jay . . . 11 11,123,261 Norvell, Billy Ray 9 Nowlin, Randy 9 249 Nowlin, Roger 11 261 Nurre, Becky . 10 10,165 ... 0 - Obrero, Beth . 10 249 Obrero, David .... . . .9 O'Br1en, Connie . 12 46, 50, 52, 286 O'Dell, Chris . 12 286 O'DonIey, Bryan . 11 112,261 O'Donley, Gayla . . , . 12 286 O'Donnell, Vanessa 1 1 261, 304 Odum, Lory .. ..,, 11 249 Olivares, Rosalynn . . . 10 136, 249 Oliver, Steven . ...,... 10 249 Olmstead. Lee 9 88, 92, 93 Sieltllqlltlllw Olson, George .......... 10 89, 88 Olson, Russell Randolph . . .12 176, Quattlebaum, Teresa . Quinn, Charles ........ .9 239 Quen1on,Marty 11 51,52 '17-1, 262 ...11 262 Osterhout, Ann . 286 O'Rear, Sabina ......,......... 10 Orr, Jerry ,.............. 10 153 Orr, WarrenGlen ...,.,.,.. 10 249 Osborne, Mark ,....... 11 29,261 10 249 ..121... 'S Osterhout, Scott . 12 179, 208, 2286, 95 Ottwell, James .....,........... 9 Ottwell, Mark Leslie ........ 11 348 Overman, Lee Ann .... 12 167,286 Overman, Sandra Dawn .... 10 249 Overman, Scott ,.,,,,. 10 180,249 Owens, Delisa ................. 11 Owens, Glenn .... Owens, Jeannetta . . . Owens, Bobby .,,. ..,.9 249 ....10 249 -p- Parish. Tony . . . ....,....,. . . 12 Palmer, Kathy ......., 12 286, 360 Parker, Alicia ...., .... 1 1 97, 98 Parnell, Teresa Diane, . . 11 39, 186, 204, 21 1 Parr, Karla .,...... ..... 1 1 24 Parrish, Lori .,,.. ...,..... 9 Parsons, Mackey ..., .... 1 0 249 Rachel, Bruce . . . .... 9 239 Ragan, Laurie . . . . . . 10 298 Ragan, Roger ....... .... 9 239 Ragsdale, Kelly ....... ,,.. 1 0 37 Rainwater, Marguerite ..... 1 1 262 Ramsey, Cheri .......,........ 10 Ramsey, Shawna ..... 1 1 177, 267 Randall, Christopher ....... 10 249 Raner, John ......... 1 1 177, 262 Raner, Justin Neal ........ 12 287 Rangel, Lisa Michelle .,,.... 9 239 Ransom, Deneen ,......... 9 240 Ransom, Paula Kay .,,,...,. 9 240 Ratclitt, Tina .............. 9 240 Raulston, Melanie .......... 9 240 Reamer, David .....,.. 11 36, 262 Record, Shirley . . ....,..,. 9 240 Reding, Ruble Elwood. . . 10 34,262 Reed, Archie ..........,.. 12 287 Reed, Raine ........,..... 9 240 Rehder, Cindy ............ 10 248 Reid, Craig . . .11 82, 126. 128, 262 Reid, Daniel . ............ 10 249 Reimer, Denise Renee ..... 11 262 Reister, Lisa ..,,......,.. 11 262 Reichelt, Brian Robert . 12 287, 361 240 Pate, Becky Renea ........ 10 249 Pate, Brenda ..,....,...,..... 11 Rentro, Scott ..,,.....,.... 9 Pate, Brian .....,.... 12 286, 341 Pate, Pam ............,........ 9 Patterson, Cirinthian 11 67, 72, 315 Patterson, Daryl ......,... 1 1 249 Patterson, Gloria ..,...,... 10 267 Patterson, Mignon . 10 12, 249, 344 Patterson, Teresa ..... Patterson, Tommy Lee , , . . . 10 249 Patton, Sheldon . , 12 66, 67, 70, 71, Renlro, Tonya ........ 12 287,359 Renshaw, Cynthia . . .10 62, 63,249 Renshaw, Mary . . .11 4, 7, 56, 165, 262 Renshaw, Ralph . . .12 59,61, 112, 208, 287 Reuthelhuber, Becca ,,.... .9 240 Revennaurgh, Kim ......,,.. 9 240 Rexrode, ark .11 14, 16, 126, 127, 1+ BE 121111 FOOTBALL 'SCO-CHAMPS nistetci 1 A . . E . , f Q Blxlklkih 74, 126, 286 Patton, Sherri ...,......... 9 249 Pelley, Russell Chip . . . 10 77, 249 Penn, Donna Jo ...... 12 162. 286 Pennell, Bo ........,...... 1 1 67 Pennington, Don ........... 9 249 Pennington, John ...... 10 17, 249 Perbetsky, Thomas . 10 77, 1 12, 249 Perkins, Chester ...........,.., 36 Perkins, Kim .,,.............. 177 Perry, Larry ...... .... 1 0 Perry, Shirley ...,........ 12 1 1 Perryman, Wildy Marie ......... 128, 262 Reynolds. Bobby ........... 9 240 Reynolds, Chris ........... 9 240 Reynolds, David ...,..,... 1 1 262 Reynolds, Mark ....... 10 123, 249 Reynolds, Sheila .......... 10 249 Rhine, Sherry Anita ......... 9 240 Rhudy, Lisa ....,......... 10 249 Rice, Adam .......... 10 249, 305 Rice, Andy .... ........ 9 240 Rice, Jeff ..,.. ....... 1 0 249 Rice, Keith ...,....... 9 1 16, 240 Rice, Mark ............... 9 240 Rice. Steve ....... 12 30, 181, 288 248 286 Perryma n, Claudia ........ 262 341 262 262 Peterson, Eric ......... 1 1 14, 1 1 Pettijohn. Debbie ......... Rice, Steve C. 12 82, 83, 84, 85, 87, 287 Richards, Mark . . 11 67, 70, 73, 262 Richards, Scott. ............ 9 240 Pettit, Cindy ..... .... 1 1 149 Petty, Angelia .,.......... 12 287 Pevehouse, Teresa ....,... 10 249 Pfeiffer, Jimmy . . 12 156, 158, 259i Pfeiffer, Laurie Jill . 10 12, 162, 249 Phea, Andre ....,............ 249 Phea, Carroll ...,. . ,... 10 279 Phea, John .....,., ...... 2 87 Phea, Mae ............... 249 Phelps, Kenneth .,........ 287 Phelps, Lynetta ,.......... 279 Phillips, Rona ............. 9 249 Pickens, Nancy . 10 62, 63, 249, 318 .9 Phea, Patricia Jean ..,,.,.. 279 10 P1erce, Connie ,........... 9 249 Richardson, Brian .....,... 1 1 262 Richardson, Les ,...... 12 67, 288 Richardson, Ronald . . .12 183, 288 Richardson, Susan ......... 9 240 Richardson, Tammy ....... 10 249 Richey, Mike .............. 9 240 Richey, Sharon .........,. 10 249 Richmond, Mike ...... 10 116, 249 Ricks, Robyn ..... ....... 1 0 249 Riddle, Mildred ....... 12 323, 360 Ridinger, LaJuana ......... 9 240 Ridinger, LeLand ,.,.. ,... 1 2 288 Rigney, Tamie .....,..... 10 249 Riley, Jerry Ray ...... 10 180. 249 Pierce, Jill ..,............ 10 249 Pierce, Kathy .... 12 2, 50, 97, 171, 208. 287 Pinion, Beth ..... 11 155, 156, 189 Ping, Michele ............. 9 239 Plumlee, Jeannie ......... 10 249 Plyler. Kim ............., 10 249 Pokorny, David ....... 12 287, 325 Pokorny, Micheal ....,. 11 18,262 Polk, Alice ......,,........ 9 239 Polk, Pam ............... 10 249 Polk, Raymond ..11 66, 67, 69,2255 Pope, Ruby Kay . . .10 99.122, 249 Popplewell, James ..... 12 47,287 Popplewell, Janet ....,.... 10 249 Pratt, Greg ...... 1 1 67, 70, 73, 74 Pratt, Sheena .... 12 167, 189,287 Presley, Carl Reed .,..., 9 67, 1 16 Prevatt, Scott .,...........,.... 9 Price, Cindy ..... ....,. 1 0 248 Price, Douglas ....... 12 124, 287 Price, Jackie .... .... 9 34, 173 Price, Janet ..,. .... 1 1 123 Price, Randy .... ........... 1 1 Price, Scott ..,... .... 9 16, 239 Pritchett, Andy ..... .... 1 2 287 Prothro, Larry ........ .... 9 239 Prothro, Terry Gene ........ 9 239 Pruitt, Leslie ....... .... 1 1 262 Pruitt, Robby .... ...... 1 1 262 Purdom, David .....,..... 12 287 Pyle, Amy ...... .... 1 0 249, 320 - Q ... Riley, Kevin ...... 9 23, 81, 134, 240 1 Riley, Rhonda ............ 288 Rudolf, Debbie ........... 10 249 Shelton, Joahanna .,.,..,. 10 250 Rudolt, Ricky ....,....... 12 288 Sheppard, Anne .... .... 1 0 250 Ruffin, Darrell ........ 12 164, 288 Shipman, Karen .... ..,. 1 2 289 Rumage, Jeff ............ 12 288 Shivers, Roy .,..,........ 10 250 Runnels, Cynthia ...... 12 52, 288 Shoemaker, Scott ......... 10 250 Runnels, Gerry .... ..... l 2 288 Shook, Renee ...,..... 12 28,289 Runnels, Stephen ...,.. 12 12, 263 Shook, Terri Lynn .......... 9 240 Rush, Richard .,,......... 11 263 Short, Tammy ......,..... 10 250 Rushing, Jo Anna Lynn ...... 9 240 Shoulders, David Keith . . 12 67, 68, Russell, Carrie Beth , . , 12 182, 289 70, 71 , 185, 290 Russell, James ..........,. 80,240 Shoulders, Randy ...., 10 1 12, 250 Russell, Laurie ......., 11 52, 263 Signer, Micheal ....,....... 9 240 Sells, Beth Ruth ....... 1 1 10, 250 Simmons, Karen Ann ...... 12 290 S Simmons, Randy ..... 12 186,290 '- 1 Simon, Mark .......... 12 32, 290 Simon, Mike .,... .,..... 9 240 Simpson, Blake , . . ....... 9 240 Saffa, Tim .....,......... 12 289 Simpson, Cindy ...,.. 12 179, 290 Sakowski, Chris .......,.. 10 249 Simpson. Jackie .......... 12 290 Salatia, Teresa ........,.. 1 1 263 Simpson, Tony .....,. 12 155, 289 Salwey, Weruer Christiau . . . 12 112, Sims, Beverly ...,...,.... 10 250 113, 115, 154, 249 Sims, Laura .......,, 12 146, 290 Sample, Lisa .........,... 10 249 Singleton, Doug .,.,....... 9 240 Sampson, Mary Evelynn ,,.. 10 249 Sisemore, Brian ........... 9 240 Sampson. Mike ..,f------- 12 289 Slate, Jeff ................ 9 240 Sanehe1.Raehel ,--------- 11 263 Slaughter, ceeii ....... 10 11,250 Sandberg. Kenneth --.----- 11 253 Sleibuya, James ........ 9 47, 240 Sanders, Laura .,.......... 9 240 smnh. Ca,1A1ben yyyyyl 10 42, 250 Sanderson. Webb r-.-----, 11 263 smith, Christopher ........ 11 263 Sandndue. John ---- 12 59150-239 srrtith, Darren . .... 11 11, 263,355 Sansbury, Bobby ,.......... 9 240 Smnh' Dawd Iv.A,A----' 9 87' 240 Saunders. Care' -----. 12 289. 167 srriith, Deborah .... ...... 1 1 263 Saved. Naved ---- , --.----- 11 263 Smith, Harold .... ...... 1 o 250 Scanlon, Jack Martin ...... 11 263 Smnh, Janet -nln I 1 4 11 165, 263 Scheidt. Bwee --...r1 11 167- 263 srriith, Jee ...... ...... 1 o 250 Schores, Dale ....,....... 12 289 Sf111th'JudyAr1f1 ,,,,,,,,,, 10 250 Schrock, John , , . ,,..... 12 289 Smith, Ken ......,........ 9 250 Schultz, Roger ....... 12 146, 289 Smith, Leigh Ann , . 12 52, 290, 358 Schwartz, Curtin ........... 9 240 Smith, Lisa ........, . 12 168, 290 Schweizer, Sheryl ...., 1 1 146, 263 Smith, Mark .... ..,..... 1 2 290 Schwoerer, Brad .,..,..... 10 249 Smith, Mitch . . . .... 10 250 Schwoeble, Fritz . . , ..... 11 263 Smith, Nancy . . , . . . . 11 263 Scoggins, Susan ........,. 10 249 Smith, Pat ..,... .... 9 240 Scott, Gail .,........,.... 11 263 Smith, Regina .... ...... 1 2 290 Scott, Kim ........... 10 143, 249 Smith, Roxanne .......... 11 263 Scott, Marc .,..,......... 10 249 Smith, Sharon ,..... 9 64, 310, 350 Scrivner, Jeffrey ..... ..... 1 0 249 Scrivner, Terri ............. 9 240 Scruggs, Gaylon .....,,.... 9 240 Scruggs, Greg ..... 12 67, 1 19, 289 Scruggs, Gweneen 10 100, 122,250 Scruggs, Kelvin ........... 10 250 Scruggs, Pat . ,,......... . 289 Rinehart, Kelly .... ...... 9 240 Risk, Nait ........ , , ,11 262 Ritchie, Bobby .... . . . 12 288 Ritchie, Chris . . . ,... 9 242 Ritchie, Lisa ...... . . . 11 262 Ritchie, Robert ,,.. ...... 9 240 Riza, Wade ,..,, .... .... 9 2 40 Roach, Cathy ..,,...... 9 1 1,240 Robards, Daniel ....... 10 33, 249 Robards, Linda ........... 12 288 Roberts, Craig ......... 9. 80, 240 Roberts, Kann ............. 9 240 Roberts, Kristi .... 12 52, 147, 156, 157, 170, 288 Riley, Robin ............. 1 1 262 Robinson, Amy Elizabeth .... 9 240 Robinson, Cindy ...,....... 9 240 Robinson, Daphine ..,...... 9 240 Robinson, Emily ,...... 1 1 52, 263 Robinson, Scott . 12 82, 83, 84,288 Robinson, Scott ........... 9 240 Robnett, Brad ..,......... 12 288 Rockins, Chris .11 67, 71,263,329 Rocking. Stephen .... 9 94, 95, 240 Rodaway, Angela ..... 12 288. 361 Rodaway, Jeff .......... 9 81, 240 Smith, Sy1v1a .... ..,..... 10 Smith, Tricia ..,. ..... 1 1 13, 12 Smith, Yanna .... ...... 250 263 290 Smithson, Sheri ....,,.... 10 250 Sneed, Edward .......... 10 250 Sneed, Karen .........,.. 12 290 Snipes, Carol .12 38, 156, 268, Rodgers, Doug . . . 12 59, 145, 164, 288 Rodriguez, Severo ......... 9 240 Rolen, Angela ......... . . .11 263 Roman, Susan . . . ,... 9 142, 249 Rome, Tim ......, ..... 1 0 249 Ross, Deborah ........... 1 1 263 Rostyne, Rachelle ...... 9 102,240 Roy, Renee ....... ..... 1 0 249 290 SCn1QQS.BndQet1e -------- 263 Softly, Helene Arirtette ...... 9 240 Seale, Buddy ....,........ 10 250 Solano' 1-1m 4----.V4....I 1 1 253 Seals, Karen . 11 124, 125, 188, 263 Sonenne Betsy -.A,.-v-vAy 12 290 Seamen- Mike ------.. 12 179- 289 seiterii, iehra ............ 11 263 Selbvr Gen? -rr---11------- 9 240 Sonnamaker, Elaine ....... 11 264 S0lbY.F1a10'Ql1 - - ------.-1 240 seper, Kim . .12 46. 48.49, 50,290 Selbv. Trev ----- -.--. 9 240 seper, Shawna ............ 9 240 Senecal. Penny .... . .... 1 1 250 Southard, Carla ,..... 1 1 264, 354 Senecal, Tammy ........... 9 240 Southern, Lora ........... 10 250 Sessums, David . ......... 1 1 250 Sparazynski, Ronald .... 10 35,250 Settle, Terry ...,..... 1 1 181, 263 Spears, David ........ 10 125 250 Sexton, Terri .... ......., 9 240 Spencer, Anita ........... 1 1 264 Sexton, Tommy ....... 1 1 263, 325 Spencer, Daniel ....,. 1 1 264, 344 Shadden, Lezlee ........... 9 240 Spencer, Nateenya . .... 11 19,264 Shadid, Linda ..... ....... 9 240 Spencer, Stacy ........ 9 240,264 Shank, Penny ..... ..... 9 240 Springer, Billy .... .....,. 9 240 Shannon, Daryle .......... 10 250 Sprinkle, Keith ...... 12 290, 360 Shaw, Betty ......... 12 179, 289 Sprouse, David . . . ...... 10 250 Shaw, Charles ...., ...... 1 0 250 Sprouce, Susan ..... .... 2 64 Shaw, Gary ..... .... 1 1 67, 263 Sprawl, James , , ,,,, 264 Shaw, Sharon ........ 1 1 164. 263 Sroufe, David ........,... 264 Shea, Kerry. .' .,...... 10 101, 250 , . 12 126 161. 289 Sheehey, Susan ....,,..... 9 240 Shellenberger, Susan . . . 12 52,289 Shellnut, Edna M. .,....... 1 1 263 Shea, Tommy . . 127. Staftord, Steven ....... 1 1 ,264 1 1 1 1 1 1 Sroufe, James .,.,...,. 1 1 264 187 Stanley, Gerald ..,..,. 12 , 290 Stanley, Ricky Loyd . ,..... 1 1 264 Stanley, Rodney ,,.,. . ..... 9 240 Stephens, Dasiv .......... 10 250 Index - 367 Wiggins, Kim ,,.. . , . . , , jr A -Q ,C 77 Terry. Lori ......... Tha mes, Wanda .... Bearcat football player shows his disap- pointment after game. Stephens, Fred. . ..., 11 67,264 Stephens, John Raymond 12 179 290 Stephens, Mark ,..... ..., 9 240 Stephens, Wendy Lee ...... 10 250 Stevens, Marci ,.,,,. .,,. 9 240 Stevenson. Cathy . . . ...,. 12 291 Stewart, Angela ...,, ...,.. 9 240 Stewart, Camille .... .,,,. 1 1 264 Stewart, Claudia .,,,..,. . 1 1 264 Stewart, Jacqueline .,,....., 9 240 Stewart. Micheal . .,.... 10 250 Stewart, Stewart D ..,..,. , 1 1 264 Stewart, Teresa Michele ...., 9 240 Stewart, Tom ..,.. , .... 1 1 264 Stinebaugh, Connie , 12 174, 175, 291 Stockbridge, Autry . . ,.... . 12 Stockton, Janet Elaine . . . 11 264 Stockton, Johnna .. 12 177,264 Stodgh1ll,Guy. .., . .11 264 Stodghill, Jane . . . . . .9 240 Stodghill, Melanie ...,... . 10 250 Stogner, Grey 12 67, 67, 82, 83, 84, 85. 86, 291 360 Stokes, James Robert . . . . .11 264 Stokes, Denise Marie . , . . 11 264 Stone. Ronnie ........ .... 9 240 Stone, Raymond .... ...,.,... 2 91 Stonehacker, Daryl .,,.........., 9 Stonehocker, Linda Kay 12 241, 291 Stout, Danny 12 67, 68, 69, 73, 126, 144.110, 291, 295 Strause, Sandy ...,,... 10 18, 250 Strickland. Steve .....,,. 9 80,241 Street, Greg ...,..... 1 1 186,264 5IYOhl. Donna ...,,..,,,,. 1 1 264 Strong, Billy ,.,.... . 120, 250, 326 StrouD. Laura Marie ...... 1 1 264 Stubber, Ross .... .... . . 12 291 Stubbs. Cathie Gale .... . . 12 291 Suggs, Cynthia .,,., . 12 27,291 Suggs. Kenneth ..., ,,,,, 1 1 264 Sullivan, Ann , , 12 52. 54, 55. 292 Sullivan, Kym . . . . 12 292, 359 Summers, Bruce . . . . 11 34,264 Summers, Todd . .9 34, 241, 243 Suter, Barbara . . .... 10 250 Suter, Janie ...... . . 9 102, 241 Sutherland, Dewayne . 12 164,292 Swabb, Kellie ............ 12 292 Swanson, Jennifer . . , . . 11 264 Swanson, Stacy .,,. ,.... 9 241 Swiridler, Linda . . . . .9 19,241 .. T .. Taber, Jennie ,......,. 11 52,264 Tallas, Charlie ...,.,..,... 10 250 Tankersley, Gregory ..,,...... . 81 Tate, Terry . .12 82, 83, 85. 86,292 Taylor, Anthony . ......... 12 292 Taylor, Barbara ...... .... 1 1 264 Taylor, Gene .,,. . . . , .9 241 Taylor, James . , .,,. . . .9 241 Taylor, Julie . ..,.... .11 52,265 Taylor, Kris ....,. 10 18, 124,250 Taylor, Larry . . . . . . . 10 250 Taylor, Louis ..,.......... 1 1 264 Taylor, Marvin ,.....,., . . 10 250 Taylor, Micheal Wayne . 1 1 150, 264 Taylor. Mildred .....,. 12 292, 358 Taylor, Sam ..,,.,,...,., 10 250 Temple, Mike . . . .... 10 23, 250 368 Index 11 12 264 292 241 Thayer, Mary .,.. ,... . 9 Thomas, Clifton .,.. . . . 12 292 Thomas, Debbie ..... , , .9 241 Thomas, Donna , . . , , , .9 241 Thomas, Cladys Marie . , . .9 241 Thomas, Jerry. .... . . .9 241 Thomas, Russell .... . . .9 264 Thomas, Rachel . . , . . .9 241 Thomas, Stan ...... .... . 9 241 Thomas, Terry ......... 12 292 Thomason, Tony ......,.. 10 250 Thompson, Jerry Dean .,.. 1 1 264 Thompson, John .... 9 80, 116, 117 Thompson, Robert Wade . . .9 241 Thompson, Roger . . .9 11, 39, 174, 292 Thompson, Steve . . . .... 12 292 Thornhill, Bill ...,.. ..,. . 9 241 Thornhill, Tammy ........ 11 264 Thornton, Kevin ......... 1 1 264 Thornton, Lorrie ...,. .... . 9 241 Thorpe, Sam ..,.., 11 38, 150, 264 Tillery, Andrew .......... 10 250 Tillery, Darlene ,....... 11 52, 264 Tisdell, Brian ...,..,.... 10 250 Tisdell, Tracy Ellen .... 12 179, 292 Torrez, Stella . ......... .9 241 Totten, Scott ...,..,. 12 162, 292 Townsend, George ,... 12 292, 360 Townsend, John ...,.,,..,...,. 9 Tracy, Cynthia Ann . . . . 10 62, 250 Traylor, Marcus ........ ...... 9 Traylor, Vickie Yvonne ..,. 10 250 Traylor, Vivian ........,. 1g 292 Treadwell, Dona .,,....... 241 Treadwell, Lana .,....,.... 9 241 Trotter, Lyndon Dewayne . . 12 293 Troxtell, David Glenn ........ 10 23 Tubbs, Robert Allen ...... 12 293 Tucker, Mike ,,......,,. .9 241 Turman, Tab Lewis ......... 9 241 Turman, Tammye Rochelle . . .9 241 Turner, Charlotte ..... 1 1 188,265 Turner, Christopher ....... 10 250 Turner, John ......... 1 1 318, 265 Twyman, Francine ...,. 10 250 Twyman, Susie ,... ..,. 1 2 293 Tyler, Stacy . . . . , . 10 250 - U .. Unclebach,Jef1 . . . . 10 250 Unclebach, Scott. . .... 9 241 1 V 1 Vanneste, Ronny .......... 11 265 Vansickle, Doug ...... 1 1 180, 265 Varley, Ronda .... ........ 9 241 Vawter, Becky ............. 9 241 Vestal, Chuck ........ 10 116, 250 1 W 1 Wallord, Victor ,....... 12 66, 293 Viers, Donna ......... 10 263 Voegeli, Howard Lee . . . . .11 265 Vree, Johnny. . ....,.,., 12 293 Vrla, Bridget , 11 56, 57, 144, 188. 265 Wagoner, Annette . . ...... 9 241 Wagner, Beth Ann . . . ,..... 9 241 Wagoner, Harold ....,. 9 164, 241 Wake, Margarett 9 241 Wallord, Victor . .67, 68, 69, 293. 331 Walker, Barry ....,.... , 12 293 Walker, Gary Richard ,.., 12 293 Walker, Gloria ..... . . .10 250 Walker, Joyce ..... .... 9 241 Walker, Lizz . . . ...... 9 241 Walker, Mark ............ 1 1 265 Walker, Paulette ..... 12 145, 293 Walker, Ranea . . . ........ 9 241 Walker, Steven , , . ,..,. 10 250 Wallace, Hollis . . . ........ 9 241 Waller, Becky ......... 10 17, 250 Waller, David .,.......... 1 1 265 Walston, David Lynn ........ 9 241 Walters, Cynthia ..... . . .12 292 Walters, Monica Kay ........ 9 241 Waterman, John LeRoy ...... 9 241 Watkins, Melanie ..... 12 292, 343 Watt, Elaine . . . ....... 12 293 Waw. Alex ....... ..,.. 1 2 293 Webb, Angie ...,.. ,. . 12 8. 223 Webb, Anthony .... ..... 9 241 Webb, David ..... ..... 9 241 Weeks, Glenn ............ 10 250 Weeks. Terry ............. 1 1 265 Weightman, Alice Christeen . .9 241 Weightman, Debbie ,.... . .9 241 Wells, Sue ,........... 9 102, 241 Werner, Becky .... ..... 1 1 265 Werner, Dianne .... . . . 11 265 Werner, Tammy . ,....... 10 250 Wertz, Anne Marie ..... 9 153, 241 Wertz, Ellen , .12 97,99,121,153 Wesley, Sam Cyrus . , . 11 82, 86, 87 Wessinger, Ray . .11 161, 178, 252 Wesson, Gina Wesson, Micah West, Chuck . . West, Jeff .... Whaley, Preston Wheless, LaDon Wheelus, Paul Whetzle, Linda . . Whisenhunt, Kim . . . Whisenhunt, Kay Whisenant, Todd White, Brad. .. 11 .9 ..9 241 250.13 81,241 ..9 241 10 250 154. 11 12 112. .. ...... .9 White, Brenda ............ 12 265 265 293 241 , .,....... 9 241 10 250 241 293 265 White Jenni1er ........... 11 White, Kim ..,..... 11 56, 58, 250 White, Kim Beth ...,.. 10 250, 339 White, Kimberly Kay ,...... 10 White, Robin ,...., 11 38, 155. Whitebread, Robin ........ 10 Whitheld, Gary ..... 12 67, 73, Whitheld, Jo ............. 9 Whitne Tamm Ann io Q y ...... winie, net-yi Len ,,,. Wiesedeppe, Tricia . . . 250 189 250 293 241 250 .9 241 10 250 241 250 .9 10 Wilcox, Christie . ....... . Wilder, Allison .......... 9 251 Wilder, Hope . . , 10 149, 162, 250 Wiley, Kim ,,., ...... 1 o 17,250 Wiley, Mack . . . ,...,... 11 265 Wiley, Scott ,,,,,. .... 9 241 Wilhelm, James , , , . . .10 250 Wilks, Kim .,,,,,. .... 9 241 Wilkerson, Tanya ......... 11 265 Williams, Arlene .......... 1 1 265 Williams, David . 12 38, 67 293, 308 Williams, Gary ..,,,....... 9 241 Williams, Jerry ............ 9 241 Williams, Juan Derek ,..... 10 250 Williams. Judy Diane ,...... 10 250 Williams, Karen ...... . . .12 294 Williams, Lisa .... . . .10 250 Williams, Mike ..... . . . 10 250 Williams, Scott ..,.,.,..... 42, 298 Williams. Steve .......,. 12 294 Willingham, Sandy Lou ..... 10 241 Willis, Gregg ........,,,........ 9 Willis, Lloyd ..,,..... 12 126, 294 Willits, Dee Ann ...,,....... 9 241 Willits, Robert Allen , . .10 153, 250 Wilsev, Paul .......,..... 11 265 Wilsey. Philip . . . ..... 10 250 Wilson, Charles ..., .... 1 0 250 ...,.294 Wilson, Cheryl ...,,,,... Wilson, Danny . .11 57, 67, 71 Wilson, James Barnett . . .9 81, Wilson, Jeff. , . . 12 67, 70, 74, Wilson, Liz ,. ...... 10 Wilson. Mollie .......,.... 11 Wilson, Ro .... Y ...... 11 Wilson. Wes . . . Wimpee. Clyde ........ Winchester, Melva ....... Windham Joe Wineinger, Melinda Beth Winein er Mike g , .,....... Wineinger, Mitzia . . . Winfrey. Ramona . . . Winfrey. Rodney .,.. Wintgield. John . . . . Wingfield, Les . . . . . . . . Wilhelm. Dwayne . ..... . Witherspoon, James ..... Witherspoon, Joel ...... 10 Wollington, Abbie . . . . . . . Wolfington, Peggy ....... Wollington, Wanda Marie .... 9 241 Wood, Mark ,.,, . . . , 10 .74. 118 241 294 250,311 265 61 . . . .9 241 .. 11 265 11 265 12 294 12 176, 179,294 11 265 . . . .9 241 . . . .9 241 .12 294 ..9 241 11 344 .11 265 11 265 33,250 10 250 12 294 88,250 woeqsanay.. .,,,.,.,.. 11 265 weoa. Vickie . . . .12 167, 168,224 Woodson, Dorothy ..,.. 11 265 Woodson, Kenneth Wayne . . . 12 32, 186, 294 52, 294 Wooton, Annette ....... 12 Wooton, Tommy ,.......,.. 9 241 Wortham, Larry ........... 10 250 Wortham, Lisa . . . 12 16, 46, 50, 52, 179, 209, 294 Worthington, Angela ........ 9 242 Wortz, Ann .... ........... 9 242 Wren, Steve William ...,.,. 1 1 260 Wright, Connie ...... . . .10 251 Wright. Eddie C. .... . . . 1 1 260 Wright, Jess ..... . ...... 9 242 Wright, Micheal ..... ..... 1 0 251 Wright, Mike ,.,.,,, ...... 9 242 Wright. Rochelle ........... 9 242 Wright, Scott . , . ....,,.,. 10 250 Wright, Wesley . ...,. 1 1 206, 354 Wynn, Dennis , . . ....... 9 242 Wynn, John ,,.,, ..,. 1 1 169, 265 Wynne, Mitchell .,,,...... 11 147 1 Y 1 Young,Jimmy .. Young, Kelly . CLUBS ART LEAGUE Allevato, Maria Barcus, Paige - V. Pres. Belew, Lisa - Sec. Brown, Carl - Treas. Brown, Kim Conrad, Jane Conrad. Marci Crawford, Robert Falk, Lori Guerrero, Emily Hamner, Darrel Harrell, Janice Ingram, Pam Jones, Nicki Kane, Sherri Kottwitz, Patti Leard. David Leard. Gina Lindsey, Eric Marienhagen, Angela Martin, Roberta McClure, Gina Niswander, Amy Ottwell, Mark Price, Randy Rodgers, Doug - Pres. Simpson, Tony Smithson, Sherri Sousa, Kevin Stroup. Laura Turman, Tab Viers, Donna Walker. Paulette Hannanh, Nell - Sponsor Morris, Donneita - Sponsor BAND ORGANIZATIONS CADET BAND Britt. Johnny Brown, Debra Cline, Sheri Dowdy. Tim Gurley, Billy Hoppess, Graham Huff. Greg Kemp, Link Lentz, Debra McCleese, Kevin Mulvaney, Lonnie Oliver. Steve Ritchey, Robert Smith, David Walters, Monica CONCERT BAND FLUTE Melanie Moody Gina Wesson Brenda Melton Marci Stevens Teresa Stewart Lisa Alverson Helene Softly Karen Neal Dawn Blumel Deborah Bass OBOE Rebecca Reutelhuber FRENCH HORN Cheryl Gentry Paul Matthews Jack Baca David Fogle Janice Massey Douglas Grissom Charla Jenkins Michele Ping Lora Southern Michele Casey Penny Bouchard Stacy Melton Charles Wilson Catherine Tencza BASS CLARINET '1Elaine Watt TROMBONE Scott Shoemaker Jeff West Richard Gea ringer Todd Braden BARITONE Gary Douglas Hollis Wal ace Carl Presle CONTRA-ALTO CLARIN Tammy Whitney ALTO SAXOPHONE Blake Simpson Elwood Redding TENOR SAXOPHONE Ross Gorman CORNET David Miller Allison Wilder ET Scott Wiley Jett Clayton y Lori Parrish Pat Creel Mark Kost Beth Bragg Michael Richey Daryl Stonehocker ' TUBA I Gerald Kinsey X Make Balou W William Neyman I PERCUSSION , Vanna Braden Tom Ada mi Danny French 'l'Steven Medlin Allen Brown Mike Kendall Rick Howard Marching Band includes all students . that are members of the cert, and Symphonic band ' SYMPHONIC BAND - PICCOLO t'Karen Hendricks FLUTES ' ' + Teresa Parnell + 'rKim Soper Susan Buck Deidra Barton I Sandra Harris Karen Hackler Leigh Ellen Clark 'tBetty Shaw Nancy Nicholson Tommie Elliott 1 Sherri Cline 1 'rJacki Morgan 3 CLARINETS + TBeth Johnson Sylvia Smith Tammy Lovelace 'fStephen Keel Cheryl Wible Kelly Brandon l'Terri Mitchell 'lLaDonna Hale Beth Leake TDebbie Merritt tKaren Shipman Gwen Crumby ALTO CLARINET + Kathy Conway BASS CLARINET ' + Tammy Werner David Reynolds iMildred Taylor CONTRA ALTO CLARINET 'l'Patti Baker OBOE Bill Hodges ALTO SAXOPHONE Sandra Morse Cindy Anderson Leda Carpenter TENOR SAXOPHONE Brian Chapin 'l'Keith Sprinkle BARITONE SAXOPHONE Micah Wesson TROMBONE Jay Ables Doug Vansickle l Rhonda Banien I tGary Duren Jeff Bledsoe 'rRobert Dacus tKenneth Johnson CORNET + Tim Grigg Jett Rice 'fScott Crichton tDanny Mills Dickey Rush Sam Thorpe Pat Jones I Naif Risk FRENCH HORNS Mike Gomez Becky Nurre Janet Smith TTony Parrish tSusan Gudgel tSteve Williams' BARITONE Chris Smith Mark Bewley Mike Taylor 'tBrad Robnett TUBA tRobert Brockelman 'lChris McCleese Chris Jones Ken Hurley Andrea Beamon PERCUSSION Cary McDougal Craig Crichton Hope Wilder 1Greg Layman Tim Salano 'l'Randy Simmons Chris Reynolds Cadet, Con- tSeniors +All Region Band 'Area Band 'All State Band Fl.AGBEARERS Elliott, Tommie Jacobs, Jenene Johnson, Bobbie Sue Jones, Andrea Lorance, Shari Lucchesi, Rita - Captain Lundin, Mary Moore, Tracey Nall, Asenath - Captain Nelson, Shelly Pettit, Cynthia Ronards. Linda Stinebaugher, Connie Turner, C arlotte Webb, Angie Wineinger, Melinda TWIRLERS Sudgel, Susan Lovelace, Tammy BILLY BOB BOYS Allord, Bruce Gallion, Niles LeBlanc, Creig Renshaw, Ralph Rodgers, Doug Sandridge, John CHEERLEADERS FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS MAROON Fleming, Debbie Harris, Linda Hicks, Brenda McCollum, Rhonda Martin, Cindy Melton, Brenda WHITE Bednarz, Lori Buck, Suzy Driscoll, Jackie Fogle, Kathy Knonkle, Sharon Smith, Sharon JV CHEERLEADERS Baldermann, Sha ron Hase, Kristi McKee, Malinda Pickens, Nancy Renshaw, Cynthia Tracy, Cynthia VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Blanton, Judy Brinson, Cerelle Buckingham, Liz Mason. Robin Vrla, Bridget White, Kim SHS A CAPPELLA CHOIR SOPRANO Melanie Balding 8everlyBrawIey Laurie Daniels l Sharon Hendricks 'Kaye Lynn Hicks Judy Jacobs Leisha Lawlis Sheri Little Diane Lingo 'l Flobin Mason - V. Pres. Tracey Moore 'Linda Robards 'Kristi Roberts - Hist. 'Cynthia Runnels 'Cathy Stevenson Robin White BASS ot' Robert Brockelman 'Carl Brown TKyle Corley - Sec. 'Gary Duren - Rep.!Spirit Dar lGatti 'rleffzore 'l Jimmie Grokett Mark Mask 'Justin Raner Adam Rice l'Jetl Rice Steve Stafford Tom Stewart David Waller 'David Williams Mitch W nne ia Boldface Indicates Section Leaders 'Seniors '79 'lAlI-Region Choir 'Area Finalists BEGINNING MIXED CHOIR Tony Allen Marcy Aslakson Tracy Brockett Linda Brown Robert Colley Nita Conrad Laurie Conner Dru Coursey Karen Dennis Doris Flexer - Sec. Tammy Gann Mary Henry Brenda Hepner Jenniler Jacobs Charles Johnson Ida Johnson Bobby Jones Brent Keel Sherry Killian Don Knight Melissa McCool Greg Middents - V-Pres. Jack Nobles Dewayne Phea Virginia Phea Pamela Polk Andy Rice Susie Richardson Kevin Riley Kann Roberts Donna Scopel Terri Sexton - Lib. Charlotte Taylor Mary Thayer Mark Traylor - Pres. Lana Treadwell Sue Wells Angela Worthington SHS SINGE RS I SOPRANO Mary Barcus Elaine Carter Carolyn Cooper 'Vicki Jay Christi Lusk 'Angela Rodaway Sheryl Schweizer Elaine Sonnamaker 'Wanda Thames Becky Waller Jennifer White l'Sue Matherly ALTO Annabelle McCord Laurie Fisk Beverly Murphey Kelly Fordyce Delisa Owens Sandra Harris 'Kathy Pierce Michelle Lambert Eagmsglnorsell L'brar an xiola luwiam UV' 5-'S - I ' nnela elu in TZCINI 50005 'Joni Noble fPres. Aflfleffe W0'-'HDV' Marguerite Rainwater TENOR inobyn Ricks Brian Burton 3.0.4 Roy t'Tv1H Bvrd ll SOPRANO l-'Kelly Davidson June Crosby TScott Gailey - Asst. Lib. pam Furman . Mafk-13Y Brenda Hightower T Stephen Kee' 'Bobbie Sue Johnson RICKY KCUNSUY Tracy Lemons Bill Ma rs 'r'Jimmy geifter - Pres. 'Ton Sim on ALTiO ps Ramona Blakeley 'Judy Blanton Melanie Brown l Sue Cham Maurie Clark Wendie Copeland Halley Jarvis 'Bobbie Sue Johnson Janet Popplewell - Librarian Anne Sheppard Camille Stewart Sandy Strause Tammy Thomhill Judy Williams - V. Pres. ll ALTO Kim Brown Susan Braun Leslie Cathey Lynn Epps Cindy Franks - Asst. Lib. Jamie Graham Judy Helms Jean Lemons Cindy McClusky Margaret Meador Cindy Pettit Nateenya Spencer - Sec THE J.V. SINGERS Shirle Barton Janetiiolt - Sec. Becky Huntsman Andrea Johnson Gena Kirkpatrick Ginny Markl - Lib. Rhonda Mask - V. Pres. Sharon McWhorter Lynette Medlin - Pres. Erica Milam - Lib. Lora Phelps Jeannie Plumlee Cindy Price Laurie Ragan Melanie Stodghill TWELVE AND COMPANY Balding, Melanie Blanton. Judy Brockelman, Robert Corley, Kyle Galey, Scott Gore, Jefl Hendricks, Sharon McCord, Annabell Mason, Robin Matherly, Sue Pfeiffer, Jimmy Roberts, Christi DRILL TEAM Adair, Judy - Sr. Lt. 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Jackie Shaw, Betty Vawter, Beccy SPIRIT COMMITTEE Adams, Sherine Archer, Tina Arnold, Jane Ball, Susan Barker, Wendy Barrett, Sheri Bell, Tracy Bennie, Kerri Bilerm, Mary Bishop, Karen Blackburn, Anna Blackwell, Susan Blakeley, Ranona Bouchard. Diane Bringhurst, Lori Brown, Jett Brown, Kim Burchfield, Lori Butler, Kathy Carter, Elaine Casey, Michelle Clark, Sherrie Coats. Leslie Coke. Lucy Colem, Novella Cooper, Carolyn Cooper. Sylvia Cosby, Susan Cox, Rhonda Dagenais, Sheryl Dauherty, Michelle Davenport. Lisa Drimmon. Didi Duckworth, Leslie Dunlap, Debbie Elder, Donna Elder, Myrtle Elder, Edmonsin Elder, Carolin Elliot, Amanda Epps, Lynn Fillman, Pattei Fisk, Lori Flexer, Doris Flores, Debbie Forsyth. Sheryl Fran s, Sherrie Garrett, Charlotte Gassaway, Donna Gillilan, Dynette Gomez, Maria Gray, Cheri Gray. Sandra Griffin, Beverly Griffin, Ka n Hagan, Kelli Hamel, Michelle Harvey, Anne Harvey, Chel Harveg Mary Hear. ridgette Hetton, Rachel Hinkle, Elizabeth Hughes, Marilyn Hunter, Pa me a Jackson, Dianne Jacobs, Jennifer Jarvis, John Johnson, Andrea Johnson, Ida Jones. Hacque Jones. La Rhonda Keelin , Tina Kelly. Susan Key. Gail Kinsey, Jeannie Kirkpatrick, Gena Lambert, Michelle Larkin, Theresa Larkins, Michelle Latham, Viola Lattimore. Kim Leard, Gina Lightfoor, Angela Markl, Ginny Mask, Felicia Madk, Rhonds McCool, Melissa McElhanon. Liz McNeese, LeLonda Medlin, Lynette Milam, Erica Montgomery, Debbie Moore, Margret Morales, Paula Moran, Dina Mullinex, Beverly Nobles, Jack Olivares, Rosa Lynn Owens, DeLisa Patterson, Mignon Phea. Mal Phelphs, Lora Plumlee, Jeannie Plyler, Kim Popplewell, Janet Price, Cindy Ragan, Laurie Ranlel, Lisa Revennaught. Kim Rice, Adam Ri ney, Tamie Rgbinson, Dindy Rolen. Angie Roy, Rennee Psotyne, Rachelle Sample, Lisa Sanders. Laura Scoggins, Susan Scruggs, Bridget Shadden. Leslie Shadid, Linda Shea. Kerry Shook, Terri Sills. Beth Soper. Shawna Stroup, Laura Swindler, Linda Thayer, Mary Thornhill, Tammy Traylor, Mark Turman. Tannye Varley, Ronda Vawter, Becky Wade, Melanie Walker, Ramea wenza Anne T A A iese e , ricia Wilcox, Calgistie Wilks, Kim Williams, Judy Winchester, Melva Worthington, Angela Wynn, Mitch STUDENT COUNCIL l2th grade Manuel: Annette Wooten I. Morgan: Paige Barcus Keith Carlisle Hannah: Brian Riechelt, Carrie Beth Rusel T. Brown: Michael Everett. Liz Buckingham M, Wilson: Renee Moravac, Sheena Pratt Stoddard: Steve Bledsoe, Mark Smith Cunningham: Maureen Hayes, Kathy Pierce Roy: Leigh Ann Smith, Lori Lorance Bledsoe: Diana Markl, Susan Gearinger Hunt: Carol Saunders, Kieth Armstrong N. Jones: Pam Elliott, Roger Schultz Students enjoy refreshment during Multi-Ethnic Week DeBerry: Marita Hughes, Steve Hayes Armstrong: Jett Wilson, Kirsten Garrison Rader: Scott Robinson, Jusy Blanton Watson: Cerelle Brinson, Doug Rogers Kras: Kristy McElhannon, Ann Sulliban Gibson: Danny Stout, John Sandridge Nass: Beth Johnson, Mark Hutchison 1 ith grade Carneal: Darlene Tillery, Lori Falk Southerland: Karen Seals, Donna Batchelor McGee: Frank Fallon, Cirinthian Patterson Giarraputo: Leigh Anderson, Teresa Salolio Benson: Nelson Devega, Melva Winchester Swetnam: Keith Clark, Scott Bontoey Parker: Mark Richards, Bunnie Nation Nix: Donna Strohl, John Casmedes Powell: Tracy Barrett, Lance Erwin Grigg: Nail Risk, David Waller Loop: Emily Robinson, Eric Peterson Hudson: Jett Gore. Holda Holman S. Rogers: Kim White, Raymond Polk Viergever: Joe Jacobs, Ricky Fountain Nickell: Tracey Moore, Paula Bodovsky R. Brown: Angelea Everett. Dorothy Woodson Worlyz K. Kaye Jones, John Bower C. Wilson: Mitch Wynne. Gina Louderback 10th grade R, Voung: Sharon Balderman, Mary Daniels Beach: Michelle Ellis, David Spears Denton: Bobby Jackson, Becky Nurre Brawleyz Todd Whisenant, Brian Burton Lee: Rosaloyn Olivares, Kim Conley Sharp: Bill Majors. Adam Rice Gohlke: Ruby Pope, Chip Pelley, Diana Hayes McCulloch: Cathy Connor, Leisha Lawlis Templeton: Anne Sheppard, Angie Li httoot M. Cqaytonz Nancy Pickens, Kris Taylor Estes: Susan Roman. Scotty Carter Baily: Patrice Calhoun, Gwen Scruggs, George Olsen Cantrell: Robyn Ricks, Robert Bowers Woods: Cynthis Renshaw, Jamie Graham Howeth: Melanie Langford. Leigh Ellen Clark Perez: Kim Piper. Sandra Morse D, Williams: Jamie Love, Margaret Avard Needham: Kim Scott, Larry Wortham 9191 grade Ramsey: Kevin Riley, Stacy Spemcer Neblett: Don Howell, Helene Softly Tave: Wade Riza, Elizabeth Hinkle Hensler: Tommy Davis, Sherrie Barrett Krewer: Joe Hovey, Cindy Franks P. Wilson: Leslie Duckworth, Jeannie McKee Ott: Chriss Coco, Sharon Smith Stoker: Scott Charlton, Leda Carpenter Jack: Susie Buck, Teresa Stewart Russell: Kerri Bennie, Tinitia Campbell A. Clayton: Cathy Hale, Lisa Minor Gill: Cindy McClusky, Rose Gorman Dyer: Doris Flexer. Scott Rentro Kumler: Lori Bednarz, Brad Mayer Watwood: James Jack, Jean Lemmons Call: Lynda Harris, Tom Adami Cook: Elwood Redding, Shawna Soper Student Body Officers Pres. Mike Mitchell V.P, Andrea Jones Sec. Beth Bohm Class Officers Senior Class Pres. Travis Bednarz V,P. David Batchelor Sec. Linda Connor Bus. Mgr. Bruce Altord Junior lass E Pres. Ray Wessinger V.P. Danny Wilson Sec. Pam Cope Soph. Class Pres. Kem Smith V.P. Roger Alford Sec. Carrie Cruise Fresh. Class Pres. Barry Fontaine V.P. Jim Fallon Sec. Ann Wertz Permanent Members Craig Crichton Karen Flemming Cynthia Runnels Grey Stogner Karen Cobbs Mary Renshaw Leigh Anderson Tom Stewart Tracy Tisdell Don Matthews Ralph Renshaw Vicki Dube Andy Carter Sue Mulholland Carol Snipes Roy Franks Alison Buck Patti Moore THESPIANS Batchelor, Donna - Historian Buck, Alison Cham, Sue - Secretary Conway. Betsy Curran, Lisa Green, Ronald Harper, Sally - Sr. Representative Hudspeth, Phyllis lngram, Vicki Lorance, Lori Lucchesi, Rita - President Osterhout, Scott Sanders. Carol Smith, Lisa Stevenson, Cathy Stienbaugh, Connie - V. Pres: Stubbs. Cathie Sullivan, Ann Wineinger. Melinda Wortham, Lisa UIL DEBATE TEAM Dube Vickie Karen Hackler Sandra Morse Beth Obero Rosalyn Obivares Russell Olson UIL MATH TEAM Alford. Bruce Conway, Kathy Grigg. Tim Harrington, Keith Hayes. Dianna Kennedy, Ricky Manin, Sam Mitchell, Teri Morse, Sandra Richards, Mark Wynn, John K. index 371 VOCATIONAL CLUBS DECA 331 HUDSON Baldermann, Roderick - Parliamen- tarian Bennie, Tony Coco, Ricky - Sergeant-at-arms Cook, Kendall Dickey, Denise Gaines, Rena Gilbert, Jimmy Gray, Mitchell- Reporter Henson. Paul Holcomb, Scott Holt, Maynor - President Howell, Clemon lJr.J - Historian lngram, Vickie - Vice-President Jackson. Laurie Jackson, Pamela Johnson, Debra Lindsey, Terry Long, Marie Neathery, Tammy Pate, Brian Perkins. Kimberly Riley, Rhonda Thomas, Russell Thompson, Steve Watkins. Melanie DECA ll Bauer, Diane Cauer. David Cox, Paula Dicksan, Lynette Elliott, Pam - Vice Pres. Faulkmer, Sherry Fulenchek, Paula Gallion, Niles Lemley. Bob Logston, Marmita Louderback, Anita Lundin, Mary Manuel, Otis R Historian Minci. Michelle - Pres. O'Brien, Connie 0'Donley, Gayla - Sec. Pritchett, Andy Ramsay, Shauna Raner, John Richardson, Leslie Stockton. Johnna Taber, Jennie Tounend, George Wessinger, Ray - Reporter Wilkerson, Tanya HECE Anderson. Chan Anderson, Glen Askew, Rhonda Boatwright. Robin Bowen, Terry Bowers, Louise Brinkley, Angela Burchlield. Rickey Burkhalter, Debbie Chamberlin, Jhordis Crockett, Ora Lee Douglas, Kathy Emery. Elizabeth Evans, Karen Faulkner, Christy Franklin, Rhonda Godbey, Dena Haliburton, Dennis Hinsley. Charles Jenkins. Leslie Johnson, Caren Johnson, Lori Jonse. Steve Kyler, Kelly Larkin, Lisa Luper, Stephanie Medlock, Rex Mitchell, Cynthia Mize, Davina Montgomery. Debbie Nobles, lm Wanda Osborne, Mark Pate, Brenda Phea. John Rodeaway. Angela Rolen, Angela Schwietzer, Schery Shook, Renee Simpson, Jackie Smith. Yanny Sneed. Karen Stoofe, Dave Strule, Jim Strockbridge, Autry Stone, Raymond Sullivan, Ann Taylor, Anthony Taylor, Louise Thomas, Terry Traylor, Vivian Twyman, Sue Wester, John Wilhelm, Dwayne 372 - lndex HEALTH OCCUPATIONS Adams, Belinda Akers, Sarah Andrews, Charla - Parl. Bullock, Brenda - Pres. Davis, Kristi- V.P. Hicks, Carmen James, Laura - Reporter Jennings, Jannet Landham, Sherry Luhhers, Judy McClain, Dvel n McConnel, Deira McCullom, Martha Sue Mask, Vennessa Moreland, Linda Nobles, Vicki Pettiiohn, Debrah - Treas. Riddle. Millie Smith, Roxanne Suggs, Cindy - Sec. Sullivan, Kym Swabb, Kellie Wheeless, LaDon White, Brenda OEA CLUBS Andrews, Shelly Blakely, Ramona Bouchard, Diane - Treasurer Brewer, Karen Crawlord, Karen Daughtery, Renee Dodd, Peggy - V. Pres. Dodson, Debra Dunlap, Debbie Dunn. Tammy - President Edwards, Carole Flexer, Janet Gaines, Karen Garrison, Kirsten Gillilan, Dynnette Hicks, Jackie Helton, Rachel Juntunen, Debbie Keeler, Nancy Kenemore, Dina Kottwitz, Patti Lewis, Vanessa - Asst. Reporter Lodge, Cindy Mc ew, Tammy - President Martin, Betty Moore, Rugh Moravec, Ranee Mullenix. Beverly Noel, Denise Overman, Lee Ann - Reporter Parr, Karla V Vice Pres. Pratt, Sheena Saunders, Carol - Pres. Smith. Lisa - Treasurer Snipes, Carol Walters, Cynthia Webb, Angie - Secretary White, Jennifer Wilson, Mollie - Secretary Wood, Vicki Woodson, Dorothy - Historian VICA AUTO MECHANICS Brawley, Stewart Cathey, Todd Covington, Cuck Franks, Steve - V. Pres. Harder, Stive - Pres, Higgins. John Johnson, Kenny Leslie, Pruitt Pruitt, Robby Smith, Mark - Reporter Vansickle, Doug Wren, Steve ll FFR' VICA COSMETOLOGY Blackburn. Becky Carson, Sandra Eldridge, Brenda Ellis, Debbie Eriksen, Brenda - Sec. Good, Lori Grissom, Jan Guerroro, Emily Jacobs, Cindy Reene, Ka -- Reporter Knowles, llaren - Parl. Lakey, Kimberly - Treas. Lingo, Diane Mitchell, Lori - Vice-Pres. Reemer, Denise Russell, Carrie Beth - Pres. Stokes, Denise Taylor, Barbara Trott, Teresa Whetzle, Linda - Sgt.-at-arms Young, Kelly VICA ICT Abbott, Robert Allen, Curtis Blankenship, David - Treas. Beamon, Dexter - Sgt. at Arms Book. Steven Bringhurst, Brad Brownlee, Mile Caddell, Kevin - Pres. Jell, Daniel Duckworth, Robert Flowers, Edward Fulton, Steven Gaines, Ronald Hatch, Richard - Parl. HYBDOCK. CIYG Michael, T an McBride, Muse Miller, Kris - V. Pres. Mitchell, Chris Nall, Clay 0'Dell, Chris Perkins, Chester Randall, Bobb Reamer. David Richardson, Ronald Ritchie, Bobbie Salla, Timothy Weeks, Timothy - Sec. Wilsey, Panl VICA METAL TRADES Baker. Richard Bedric, Gary Britt, Johnny - Parliamentarian Butler, Chris Carrell, Kyle Chaney, Earnest - Treas. Chaney, Michael Conner, David Dooley, Tim Douglas, Charly Eames, Scott Emerson, Duane - Reporter Grady, Michael Hubert, Jerry Hilton, David Hietcheson, David Jones, James Jones, Neil - Pres. Jordan, Jerry Laleonde, David Pratt, Rosen - VP Rice, Mark - Sgt.-at-arms Rudolph. Ricky Rumnels, Gary Seale, Harold Smith, Horold Stanly, Ricky . fry - ' 'Q-fs, e in J at ,ff : .I - 1 ,br 3 -I g gon , 1 . l if ,ii . , Stodgill, Guy Wiley, Macky VICA RADIO!T.V. CLUB MEMBERS Steve Dodd - Vice Pres. Richy Fisk - Treas, David Lesperance - Rep. Carlos Mendez Kenney Reece - Sec. Leland Ridinger Danial Robards - Parl. Webb Sanderson - Pres. David Sholders - Sgt. at Arms Kenneth Suggs NIKE MEMBERSHIP Adair, Judy Barton, Deidra Bohm, Beth Crawford, Karen Dodd, Peggy Edwards, Carol Gross, Gay Hendricks, Sharon - Reporter Hicks. Jackie Hicks, Kaye Lynn - Treasurer Hughes, Marita Garrison, Kristen Jarvis, Halley Jones, Andrea - Vice President Moore, Tracey Moravic, Renee Morris, Kelli Pinion, Beth Renshaw, Mary Renshaw, Cynthia - President Snipes, Carol Webb, Angie White, Robin Pratt, Shena C .A S. W .- P, r. :V Y The new 1979-80 Hi-Steppers. SENIOR CREDITS Abbott, Robert Art League 78, VICA 79 Adair, Ju y JCL 76. FCA 76, Booster Club 76. Rodeo Club 76, 75, 76, Homecorn ing Parade, Cripple ChiIdren's Hold Up 76, French Club 77, Drill Team Show Case 77, Spirit Committee 77, Drill Team 78, 79, FHA 78, 79, Vice President 78, Outstanding Hi-Step per 78. Powder Puff 78, 79, Editor ol Hi-Talk 78. Athenian Statl 78, 79. Who's Who in Journalism 78, Home- coming 77, American Drill Team School at SMU 78, 79, Spring Fair 78, Senior Lieut. Sherman Hi-Step pers 79, Editor of Athenian 79, NlKE, Homecoming 78, Publica- tions Homecoming Nominee 79 Aleman, Eurlacio Varsity Soccer 76, 77, 78, 79, French Club 76, 77, Art League 76, 77, 78, 79, Cross Country 76, 77, 78. 79. PASF 77. 78, 79, JCL 79 Altord. Bruce Tennis Team 76, Math Team 77. 78. 79, Debate Team 77, French Club 77, 78, 79, Treasurer ol Math Team and Key Club 77, Student Council 77. Delegate to State Student Coun- cil Convention 77, Title 7 Committee 77, District Number Sense Meet 77, Business Manager of Senior Class 79, Billy Bob Boy 79, Math Team 79. Key Club 79. President ot French Club 79, Mu Alpha Theta 79, NHS 79, FCA 79, Who's Who Finalist 79, Who's Who in Government 79 Allene. Steve Football 76. 77. 78. 79, VICA 78. 79 Andrews, Charla FCA 76, 77, FFA 76, Spirit Commit- tee 77, HOE 78. 79. Powder Putt 78, Parliamentarian ot HQE 79, NIKE 79 Armstron , Mike Band 72, 77, 78, 79 Bagwill, Ronald VICA 78, 79, VICA Contest 78, Pres- ident ol VICA 78. NHS 79. Treasurer ol Drafting Club 79 Bailey, Melissa Booster Club 76, Hi-Talk Staff 77, Art League 78, Athenian Staft 78, 79, FHA 79 Baker. Patti Marching Band 76, 77, 78, 79, Con cert Band 76, 77, UIL Concert Con test 76, JCL 77, 78, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 77, UIL Latin ' 1 Convention 77, UIL Marching Con- test 77, UIL Marching Contest 78, Band Festival 78, UIL Symphonic Contest 78. UIL Marching Contest 79, UIL Symphonic Contest 79, Key Club 79. Band Council 79 Balderman, Rod Gott Team 76, Football Manager 76, Football 77, 78, 79, FCA 77, 8, 79, DECA 79 Barcus, Paige Cheerleader 75, 76, 77, French Club 77, 78, Student Council 76, 77, 78, 79, Chairman ol Community Con- cern. Art League 76, 77, 78, Vice President ot Art League 79, Home- coming Nominee 79, NHS 78. 79 Barker, Ricky Football 76, 77, 78, 79, Basketball 76. Baseball 77, 78, 79, Rodeo Club 76, Who's Who 76, 77, Who's Who Runner-Up 78, 79 Batchelor, David Football 76, 77, 78, 79, Track 76, FCA 77, 78, 79, Who's Who 78, 79, Senior Class Vice President Bauer. Diane Choir 76, 77, FHA 77, NIKE 78, 79. DECA 79 Beamon. Dexter ystal Trades Reporter 77, 78, lCT Bednarz, Travis President ol Class 77, 78, 79, Who's Who 77, 78, 79, JCL 79, NHS 79. FCA 76. 77. 78, 79, Secretary 78, 79, Boys State Citizen, Student Council Member, Football 76, 77, 78. 79. Powder Putt Football Coach Boren. Richard Band 76, 77, 78, 79, Tennis 76, School Life Board 77, 78, 79 Bozfd, Todd reshman and JV Choir 76, Acapella Cgoir 77, 78, 79, All Region Choir Britt, John Band 76, 77, 78. 79, Metal Trades 78, 79, VICA 78. 79. Parliamenta- rian 79 Boatright, Cindy FHA 76, 77, 78, 79, JCL 78, 79, FTA 79, FHA State Convention 77 Brown. Carl Homecoming Variety Show 76. 77. Sound ol Music 76, Art League 76, 77, 78, 79, Chrome Fenders 76, 77, 78, 79, Junior Varsity Choir 77, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 77, 78, UIL Concert and Sightreading Con- M, mm ax at qs S, nun: M is ' -J , W. MY .WH A: '-.R Mugs, Reza ,' N N- Y ' XI, . ty X X 'N x 4 NN is Mx Mx, , Ii f N Kd' Robin Mason and Mary Renshaw perform a Halloween skit dur- ing a football pep rally. test 78, Acapella Choir 78, 79, UIL All Region Tryouts 79 Brown, Cassie FTA 76, 77, Historian 76, 77, Pep Club 76, Art League 76. 77, News- paper Staft 76, 77, FHA 76.77, Drill eam 77, FTA 78, 79, Second Vice President 79 Beiscoe. Margie Student Advisory Committee 77, Tutor Title Vll Math 77, PASF 77, 78, 79, President 78, 79. Alternate lor Girls State 78, NHS 78, 79, FCA 79, Homecoming Queen 79, Who's Who 78, 79 Brockett. Gin er NHS 79, DECA 79 Buck, Allison FCA 76, 77, Student Council 76, 77, 78, 79, Permanent Member 77, 78, 79, Thespians 76, 77, 78, 79, JCL 77, 78, 79, The Crucible 77, Alice in Wonderland 77, UIL Contest Play 77, 78, Drill Team 78, 79, Junior Officer 78, Co-Captain 79, SMU Drill Team Camp 78. 79. 3-Ribbon Win- ner 79, Powder Putt Football Bilyr Bob Girl 78, NHS Secretary 79, A Homecoming Queen Nominee Buckingham, Liz Cheerleader 76, 77, 78, 79, Aca- pella Choir 77, Who's Who 78, Pow- der Puft Football 78, Student Coun- cil 78, 79. FCA 79, Homecoming Queen Finalist 79, Vice President ol PASF 79, FTA 79 Bungheirs, Brad Auto Mechanics 77, 78, ICT 78, 79, VICA 77, 78 Carlisle, Karl Varsity Soccer 76, 77, 78, 79. Cross Country 78, 79 Carlisle, Keith FFA 76, 77, 78, 79, UIL Typewriting 77, Reporter in FFA 79, Legal Explorers 79 Cervantes, Anna HERO 79 Clark. Jim Football 79, NHS 79 Coneway, Betsy Drama Club 76, 77, Sound of Music 76, Latin Club 77, Spirit Committee 77, Alice in Wonderland and Cruci- ble 77, Drill Team Showcase 77, Homecoming Variety Show 78, PASF 78. SMU Drill Team Camp 78, Student Council 79 Conrad, John Basketball 76. 77, 78, 79 COCO. Ricky Football 76, 77, Tennis 76, 77, Agri- gigture 76, Baseball 77, DECA 78, Conway, George Baseball 76, 77, 78, Football 76, 77, 78, 79, NHS 78, 79, FCA 78, 79, UIL Science Contest 79. JCL 79, Math Team 79 Cox, Paula Drill Team Showcase 77, Art League 77, 78, 79, Drill Team 78, 79. NHS 78. 79. DECA 79 Crawtord, Karen Booster Club 76, Drill Team Show- case 77, PASF 77, Drill Team 78, 79. VOE Contest in Texarkana and San Antonio 78. SMU Drill Team Camp 78, 79, OEA Club 78, 79 Crichton. Scott Band 76, 77. 78, 79, JCL 77, 78, 79 Craddock, Mike VICA 78, 79, President ol VICA 79, Athenian Statt 78, 79 Dacus, Kenneth Robert Marching Band 76, 77, 78. 79, Con- cert Band 76. 77, Symphonic Band 78, 79, FFA 76, UIL Solo Ensemble 76. 77 Dickey. Denise DECA 79, NHS 79 Dodd, Peggy Booster lub 76, Spirit Squad 79, NIKE 78. 79. OEA 78. 79. Drill Team 78, 79, Powder Putt 78 Dodson, Debbie DOOEA 78. 79 u las, Kath OEA 78, HECE 79 Dube, Vickie Debate Team 76, 77. 78, 79, TFA State 77. PASF 77, 78, Stage Crew lor Homecoming 77, Key Club 77, 78. 79. President in 79, Secretary lor PASF in 78, NHS 78. 79 Duckworth, Robert VICA 78. 79 Duren, Gary Marching Band 76, 77, 78, 79, UIL Marchin Concert 76, 77, 78, 79, Concert gand 76, 77, Symphonic Band 78. 79, JCL 76, 77, UIL Band Solo and Ensemble Contest 76, 77, 78, 79, UIL Band Concert and Sight- reading Contest 76, 77, 78, 79, UIL Choir Solo and Ensemble Contest 76, 77. 78, 79, UIL Choir Concert and Sightreading Contest 76, 77, 78, 79, Sound ol Music 76, Band Member for the Months ol April in 76 and January in 77, Freshman Mixed Choir 76, JV Choir 77, Out- standing JV Choir Member ol the Year 77, Fiddler on the Root 78, Acapella Choir 78, Key Club 78. 79, Band Council 78, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 78, AFS Exchange Student to Brazil 78, Powder Pu Football Cheerleader 79, Band Booster 78, AFS Recruiter 79 Edwards, Carol JCL 77, 78, 79, SpiritClub 78, NIKE 79, Key Club 79, OEA-VOE 79 Edwards, David Math Team 76, Student Council 77, Varsity Tennis 77, Mu Alpha Theta 79, NHS 79 Elliot, Pam Student Council 76, 77, Drill Team 78,79, Band 76, 77, Vice President ol DECA 79, Homecoming Queen Nominee 79 Erickson, Brenda Spirit Committee 77, VICA 78, 79 Owens, Robert ROTC 76, Drill Team 76, Color Guard 76. Sherman High Color Guard 79 Everett, Micheal Football 76, 77, 78, 79, Track 76, 77. FCA 78. PASF 78. NHS 79. Stu- dentCouncil 79, Who's Who 79 Fine, Elisha Spirit Club 76. Choir 77, 78, VOE 78. 79 Fiscus, Diane Basketball 76, Track 76, FHA 76, 77. Concert Choir 76, 77, Treble Cleft Choir 76, 77, TAHOSA 78 Fleming. Karen Freshman Cheerleader 76, FCA 76, 77, Student Council 77, 78, 79, Per- manent Member 78, 79, Drill Team 78. 79. SMU Drill Team Camp 78, 79, FTA 78, 79, Vice President 78, President 79, FFA 78, 79, NHS 78, 79, PASF 78, Outstanding Hi-Step per 78 Flexer, Janet Student Council 77. Basketball 76, 77. OEA 78, 79 Franks, Roy Vice President ol Freshman Class. Football 76, Track 76, Golt 76, 77, 78, 79, Co-Captain of Goll Team 79, Student Council 76, 77, 78, 79, Executive Council 76, 77, 78, Per- manent Member 79. Secretary ol Soph. Class 77, Vice President ol Junior Class, PASF 78, 79, Cheer- leader in Powder Putt Game 78, NHS 79, FTA 79 Fulenchek, Paula DECA 78. 79 Gaines. Karen Booster Club 76, Drill Team Show case 77, Drill Team 78, 79, OEA 78, 79. NIKE 79 Gallion, Niles PASF 77, 78, Soccer 77, Baseball 78. 79. DECA 79, NHS 79. Billy-Bob Boy 79 Gaines, Ronald VICA 77, 78, 79, Reporter 77, Sec- retary 78, ICT 79 Garrison, Kirsten Freshman Booster 76, Spirit Com mittee 77, Drill Team 78, 79, NIKE 77, 78, OEA 77. 78. SMU Drill Team Camp 77, Art League 76, Show Case Gearinger, Susan Spirit Committee 76, 77, FTA 76, 77, 78, 79, FHA 77, French Club 77, 78, Powder Putt Football Game 78, FCA 79. Student Council 79 Gittens, Gary NHS 79. Student Advisory Commit- tee 79 Gri , Denise Bqgoster Club 76, JCL 77, 78, 79, Rodeo Club 78, NHS 78, 79, FHA 78, 79 Grisham, Brian Basketball 76. 77, NHS 79, Mu Alpha Theta 79 Grokett. Jimmie Choir 76, Sunshine Singers 76, Rodeo Club 76, 77, 78, 79, Acap pella Choir 77, 78, 79, FFA 77, Bas- ketball Manager 77, Vice Pres, ol Rodeo Club 78, President of Rodeo Club 79, 12 and Company 79 Gudgel. Susan Marching Band 76, 77, 78, 79, Con- cert Band 76, 77, UIL Marching Index - 373 Competition 76, 77, 78, 79, UIL Twirling Competition 76, 77, 78, 79, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 76, 78, 79, UIL Concert Band Contest 76, 77, Band Council 77, 78, 79, Symphonic Band 78, 79, Twirlers 78, 79, Texoma Livestock Show 78, Homecoming Variety Show 78, UIL Symphonic Band Competition 78, 79. FHA 78, NIKE 78, Fiddler on the Root 78, SMU Twirling Camp 78, 79, Initiation of NHS 78, NHS 79, FTA 79 Guiles, Regina Band 76, 77, Choir 76, 77, 78, OEA 78, 79 Haakinson, Sue Basketball 76, 77, 78, 79, Softball 76. NHS 79, Key Club 79. Mu Alpha Theta 79 Hale. La Don na Marchin Band 76 77 78 79 n- Q .,,, Co cert Band 76, 77, JCL 77, 78, 79, Ull. Marching Contest 77, 78, 79, Symphonic and 78, 79, JCL Latin Convention Area 78 Hargrove. Beverly FFA 78 Harper, Sally Thespians 76, 77, 78, 79, Home- coming Show 76, Alice in Wonder- land 77, The Wizard ot Oz and The Fiddler on the Roof 78 PA F 7 9, . S 8. 7 NHS 79, Mu Alpha Theta 79 Harrinston, Keith PASF 76, Math Team 77, 78, 79, Vice President in 79, Mu Alpha Theta 78, 79, VICA 78, 79, Reporter in 78, Dist. Reporter in 79, Vice President in 79, NHS 79 Hayes. Maureen Cheerleader 76, 77, FCA 76, 77, 78, 79, StudentCouncil 77, 78, 79, Mu Alpha Theta 79, PASF 79, NHS 79 Hendricks, Karen Marching Band 76, 77, 78, 79, Con- cert Band 76, Sound ot Music 76, Thespians 76, UIL Marching Contest 76, 77, 78, 79, UIL Sightreading and Concert Contest 76, 77, 78, 79, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 76, 77, 78, 79, Ennis Band Contest 76, Band Member ofthe Month 76, Stu- dent Council 77, Symphonic Band 77, 78, 79, Advanced Treble Choir 77, UIL Choir Contest and Sight- reading Contest 78, JCL 78, 79, NHS 78, 79, Drum Major 79, SMU Drum Mayor Camp 79 Hendricks, Sharon Homecoming Show 76, 77, 78, 79, The Sound ol Music and Louisa 76, Solo and Ensemble Contest 76, 77, 78, Outstanding Choir Member 76, Madrigal 77, Drill Team 78, 79, Fid- dler onthe Root 78, Outstanding Hi- Stepper 76, NHS 78, 79, Who's Who in All American Drill Team 79, Out- standing Hi-Ste per 79, All Region Choir 79, Area ghoir 79, 12 and Company 79, NIKE 79 Reporter, Who's Who Among All American High School Students, NATS Com- petition 79 Hicks, Jackie Cheerleader 76, Booster Club 77, Drill Team 78, 79, Jr. Lieut. 78, Cap- tain 79, OEA 78, 79, NIKE 78. 79, Homecoming Nominee 79, Member ol the All American Drill Team 79, Nominee lor Who's Who 79 Hicks, Kaye Lynn Student Council 76, 77, 78, Choir 76, 77, Booster Club 76, Sound ol Music 76, FCA 76, 77, Secretary ol JV Choir 77, Choir Service Award 77, Drill Team 78, 79, NIKE 78. 79. FTA 78. 79, NHS 78. 79, Acapella Choir 78, 79, Powder Putt Football 78, Outstanding Hi-Stepper 78, Runner-up at SMU Drill Team Camp 78, Treasurer ol NIKE 79, NHS Treasurer 79, Homecoming Oueen Nominee 79, FFA 79 Hilton, David VICA 79 Hollister, Chris Basketball 77, 78, 79, NHS 79 Howell, Amy JCL 77, 78, 79, NHS 78, 79. Basket- ball Manager 78, Key Club 79, Mu Alpha Theta 79, Who's Who Among American High School Students 79 Howell, Camon Football 76, 77. DE 77. 78. 79 Hudspeth, Phyllis French Club, Treasurer 76, Thespi- ans 76, 77, 78, 79, Sound ot Music and George Washin ton Slept Here 76, Stafl hotograpeier 77, Alice in Wonderland 77, Drill Team Show- case 77, Drill Team 78, 79, Wizard of Oz and Fiddler on the Roof 78, Homecoming Oueen Nominee 79, 374 - Index NHS 79, Statt Photographer 79 Hiaghes, Donna rack 76 HuBghes, Marita ooster Club 77, Spirit Committee 77, Drill Team 77, 79, NIKE 77.79. Chairman ot Homecoming 78, Nom- inee lor Who's Who, FHA 78, 79, Student Council 78, 79, Powder Putt Football 77, 79 Huntsman, Jacky Football 76, 77, 78, 79, Baseball 77, 78, 79, FCA 76, 77, 78, 79, VICA 78, 79, Basketball 76 Hutchison, Mark Basketball 76, 77, Student Council 76, 78, 79, Who's Who 76, Baseball 77, 78, 79, Who's Who Nominee 77, 78. 79 Ingham, Vicki Art League 76,Tl1espian 77, Drill Team Showcase 77, DECA 78, 79, Vice President in 79, Drill Team 78, 79 Jackson, Pam Booster Club 76, Art League 76, 77, 78, 79, Spirit Committee 76, 77, French Club 77, Flag Bearer 78. DECA 78. 79 Jacobs, Cyndi Cheerleader 76, FFA 77, 79, VICA 78, 79, Choir 76. 77, Queen Nomi- nee 79 Jay, Vicki Spirit Committee 76, FCA 76, 77, 78, 79, Spirit Squad 77, FHA 79 Jenkins, Leslie Marching Band 76, 77, Concert Band 76, UIL Marching Contest 76, 77, UIL Concert Sightreading Con- test 76, 77, Symphonic Band 77, Alice in Wonderland 77, HERO 78, 79, Vice President in 79 Johnson, Beth Band 76, 77, 78, 79, Thespians 77, 78, 79, PASF 76, 77, NHS 78, 79, Student Council 78, 79 Johnson, Kenneth Band 76, 77, 78. 79, UIL Sightread- ing and Contest 76, 77, 78, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 76, 77, UIL Marching Contest 78, VICA Auto Mech. 7 , 79 Jones, Nicki Art League 76, 77, 78, 79, Booster Club 76, French Club 77 Keel, Ste7phen Band 6, 77, 78, 79, Choir 76, 77, 78, 79, Rodeo Club 77, 78, 79. Sound of Music 76, Fiddler on the Root 78, All Region Choir 79 Kellogg, Dan Football 76, Student Council 77, PASF 78 Killion, Linda Ray Volleyball 76, 77, 78, 79, Track 77, Track Manager 78, 79, Powder Putt Football 78 Kinse , Wilmer PASF 78, 79 Horawsy, Curtis FFA 77, Soccer 77, 78, 79, VICA 78, 79 Kottwitz, Patti Art League 76, 77, 78. 79, PASF 76. VOE 79 Kunitz, Lynn Student Council 77 Lakey, Kim Student Council 76, Who's Who in Cosmetology 79 Larkin, Lisa FHA 76. HERO 78,79 La man, Greg Band 77, 78. 79, Stage Crew 78. 79. Stage Band 78, 79, I2 and Com- pany 79, Chrome Fenders 78 Lesperance, David VICA 78, 79, Reporter lor Radio and TV Productions 78, 79 Logan, Mike and 76, 77, 78, VICA 77.78. 79 Logston, Lee Wayne ootball 76, Basketball 76 Lorance, Lori George Washington Slept Here and The Sound of Music 76, Alice in Wonderland and the Crucible 77. UIL Stage Crew 77, Thespians 77, Showcase 77, Drill Team 78, 79, Fiddler on the Root 78, JCL 78, 79, UIL Play 79 Louderback, Chris JCL 77, 78, DECA 78. 79 Lubbers, Judy Booster Club 76, Health Occupa- tions 78, 79 Lucchesi, Rita Thespian 76, 77, 78, 79, Secretary 77, President 79, George Washing- ton Slept Here 76, The Crucible and Phaedra and Alice in Wonderland 77, All Star Cast in the UIL Drama Contest, Flagbearer 78, 79, Wizard Coach Tommy Hudspeth reflects b at SHS. ot Oz and Cyrano de Bergerac 78, Stage Manager in Fiddler on the Root 78, PASF 78, NIKE 78, Captain ot Flagbearers 79 McBryde, Ken Photographer 78, 79, Presidentol Explorers 79 McCleese, Stephen FFA 76, 77, 78, 79, Marching Band 76, 77, 78, 79, UIL Marching Con- test 76, 77, 78, 79, Concert Band 76, 77, Symphonic Band 78, 79, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest 76, 77, 78, 79 McDaniel, Tim FFA 76. 77, 78, 79, Student Council 77, 78, FCA 77, 79, Ag Co-op 78,79 McElhannon, Kristy French Club 76, 77, Basketball 76. 77, 78, Art League 77, 78, FCA 77, 78, 79, Drill Team 79, FTA 79, Stu- dentCouncil 79, NHS 79, Who's Who 79 McKee, Becky VICA 78, 79, NHS 79 McMilIin, Sharon TAHOSA 78, HomecomingOueen Nominee 78, 79, FFA 79, HA 79 Mahana, Sheila Drill Team 78, 79, FHA 78, 79, Out- standing Hi-Stepper 79 Manuel, Otis Art League 78, 79, DECA 79 Markl. Diana Key Club 78, FTA 78, Drill Team 79. Student Council 79, JCL 79 Pep Squad 77, OEA 78, 79. Secre- Martin, Betty tary 78 Martin, Sam Math Team 76, 77, 78, 79, District- Regional-State 77, 78, 79. NHS 79. Mu Alpha Theta 79 Vice President. Who's Who in Math, President ot Math Team Mason, Robin Cheerleader 76, 77, 78, 79, Fresh- man Choir 76, FCA 77, Acapella Choir 77, 78, 79, Nominee lor Who's Who 77, 78, 79, Key Club 78. NHS 79, Homecoming Queen Final- ist 79, VP Choir 79, All Region Choir 79 Massey, Jan Band 76, 77, 78, 79, JCL 77, 78. 79, Mu Alpha Theta 79 Matthews, Don Football 76, 77, 78, 79. FCA 76.77. 78, 79, Treasurer, 76 Secretarg 77. Vice President 78, President 7 , NHS 79, Student Council 78, 79. Latin Club 77, 78, Who's Who Nomi- nee 76, Who's Who 77, 78, 79, Boys State of Texas 78, Who's Who in American High School Students, Outstanding Young Americans Melton, Donna FHA 77, FFA 78,79 Merritt, Debbie ack on his year as Head Coach Concert B and 76, 77, French Club 76, 77, 78, UIL Marching Contest 77, 78, 79, UIL Sightreading and Concen Contest 77, 78, 79, Sym phonic Band 79 Miller, Kris Band 76, 77, Photographer 78, 79, ICT 79 Mills, Danny UIL Marching Contest 76, 77, 78, 79, Symphonic Band 78, 79, PASF 78 Mitchell, Mike Tennis Team 76, 77, Student Coun- cil 77, 78, 79, Reporter 77, Jr. Class Secretar 78, JCL 78, NHS 78, 79, Who's Who Nominee 78, 79, Stu- dent Body President 79 Mitchell, Teri Marching Band 76, 77, 78, 79, UIL Marching Contest 76, 77, 78, 79, Concert Band 76, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest 76, 77, 78, 79, Symphonic Band 77, 78, 79, PASF 77, Math Team 77, 78, 79, UIL Slide Rule Contest 77, 78, 79, UIL Number Sense 78, Key Club 78, 79, Secretary ol Student Advisory Board 78, Secretary ol Band 79, NHS 79, Mu Alpha Theta 79 Muze, Davina Volleyball Team 77, HERO 78, 79. Queen Nominee 79 Moore, Ruth Spirit Committee 77, OEA 78, 79 Morris, William JCL 76, 77, 78, 79, Golf 76, 77.78. 79, Basketball Manager 77, Debate Team 78 Moravec, Ranee PASF 76, Basketball 77, Powder Pull Football 78, NHS 78.79. NIKE 79, Student Council 79 Moreland, Linda FTA 76. 77, 78. PASF 77, 78. Booster Club 76, Spirit Committee 76. 77, HOE 79 Moran, Bobbette Volleyball 76, 77, 78, 79, Track 76, 77. 78, 79. Football 78, 79 Mullholland, Scott Basketball 78, 79, FCA 78.79. Who's Who 79 Myers, Ben Marching Band 76, 77, Symphonic 76, 77, VICA 79, Sergeant at Arms 79 Nall, Asenath Band 76, 77, UIL Marching Contest 76, 77, UIL Contest and Sightread- ing Contest 76, 77, French Club 77, Flagbearers 78, 79, Band 78, FHA 78, Co-Captain ot Flagbearers 79 Nation. Sidney Student Council 76, FFA 78, 79 Newell, Mary FCA 76, Student Council 76. FFA 77 Noel, Jay Building Trades 77, 78, ICT 79 il Noble, Joni Choir 76, 77, 78, 79, President ol SHS Singers 79, Spirit Squad 76, 77 Nrotto, Lyndon Basketball 76, 77, VICA 78, 79 Obrien, Connie Cheerleader 76, French Club 76, Spirit Committee 77, Drill Team 78, 79, Who's Who Nominee 78, SMU Drill Team Camp 78, 79, Outstand- ing Grout? in Drill Team 78, Horne- coming ueen Nominee 79, DECA 79, Outstanding Ribbon in Pom- Pom Routine at SMU 79 Odell, Chris Track 78. ICT 79 O'DonIey, Gayla Basketball Team 76, Tennis Team 76, Track 78, DECA 79, Secretary in 79, JCL 76, FHA 77 Olson, Russell Debate Team 76, 77, 78, 79, UIL Debate Contest 76, 77, National For- ensic League 76, 77, 78, 79, JCL 77, 78 Overman. Lee Ann Spirit Committee 76, Pep Squad 77, OEA 78, 79, Reporter 79 Palmer, Kathy FCA 76, 77, 78, 79, French Club 78. Key Club 78. NHS 78,79 Parish, Tony Marching Band 76, 77, 78, 79, Con- cert Band 76, UIL Marching Contest 76. 77. 78, 79, UIL Si htreading and Concert Contest ?6, 77, 78, 79, Symphonic Band 77, 78, 79 Pate, Brian DECA 79 Penn, Donna Marching Band 76, 77, 78, 79, Con- cert Band 76, UIL Marching Contest 76, 77, 78, UIL Playing Contest 76. 77, 78, FTA 76, 79, Symghonic Band 77, 78. 79, NHS 7 . 79, JCL 78, 79, FHA 78, 79, President of FHA 78 Phelps, Kenneth Basketball 76, Track 76, 77, 78, Football 76, 77, 78 Pierce. Kathy Tennis Team 76, 77, Choir 76, 77, Acapella Choir 78, 79, Fiddler on the Roof 78, UIL Concert and Sightread- ing Contest 78, NHS 78, 79, Vice President ol NHS 79, Secretary ot PASF 79, NIKE 79, Oueen Nominee 79, Who's Who 79, Varsity Basket- ball Team 79 Robynett, Brad Band 76, 77. 78, 79 Pogplewell, James OTC 76, PASF 77, 78, Booster Club 79 Pratt, Sheena Band 76, 77, 78, FHA 76, 77, 78, 79, Vice Pres. 79, NIKE 78. 79, Sec. in 79, OEA 79 Price. Doug Tennis Team 76, 77, 78, 79 Fleichelt, Brian Student Council 77, 78, 79, PASF 78, 79, Mu Alpha Theta 79, Spirit Committee 78 Richardson, Les Football 76, 77, 78, JCL 76. 77, 78. Baseball 77, DECA 79 Ridinger, Leland VICA 79 Riley, Rhonda FCA 77, Drill Team Manager 78, DE 79 Ritchie, Bobby Who's Who 77. FCA 77. 78. Football 77, 78, Track 78, 79, VICA 79 Roberts. Kristi Choir 76, Sound ol Music 76, Booster Club 76, FCA 76, 77, 78, 79, Acappella Choir 77, 78, 79, Stu- dent Council 77, 78, NHS 78, 79, Fiddler on the Roof 78, Drill Team 78, 79, Historian ol Choir 79, 12 and Company 79, Reporter ol NHS 79 Robinson, Scott Football 76, Basketball 77, 78. 79. FCA 79, Latin Club 77, 78, Who's Who 79 Rodaway, Angela HECE 79, FHA 79, HERO 79. SHS Singers 79 Runnels, Cynthia Student Council 76, 77, 78, 79, Per- manent Member 79, President ot Choir 76, Choir 76, 77, Acappella 78, 79, Spirit Committee 77, NIKE 78, 79, President 79, Student Advi- sory Board at SHS 78, Drill Team 78, 79, PASF 78, FHA 79, Reporter 79 Runnels, Gerry VICA 78, 79 Russell, Carrie Beth FCA 76, 77, Track 76, 77, 78. 79. VICA 77, 78, 79, Powder Puff Foot- ball 78, Art League 76 Satla, Tim VICA 78, 79, ICT 78, 79 Salwey, Weruer Student Council 79, AFS Exchange Student 79, Cross Country Team 79, Soccer Team 79 Sandridge, John Basketball 76, Golf Team 76, 77, 78, 79, PASF 76, 77, 79, Billy Bob Boy 79 Sampson, Mike Latin Club 76, 77, NHS 79, Mu Alpha Theta 79 Senow, Betty Concert B and 76, 77, Symphonic Band 78.79, NHS 79, Mu Alpha Theta 79, Rodeo Club 77, 78 Shea, Tommy Basketball 76, Goll 77, Baseball 77, 78, Cross Country 79, PASF 79, Baseball 79 Shelenberger, Susan Secretary ol Freshman Class 76. Who's Who 76, JCL 76, FCA 76.77, 78, 79, Vice Pres. ol Soph. Class 77, Who's Who 77, Drill Team 78, 79, Student Council 78, 79 Shipman, Karen Marching Band 76, 77, 78, 79, Con- cert Band 76, 77, 78, UIL Concert Band Contest 76, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 77, UIL Marching Contest 77, 78, 79, PASF 77, 78. Band Member ol the Month 77, Symphonic Band 79 Shoulders, David Football 76, 77, 78, 79, Soccer 76. 77, Honor Society 79 Simmons, Karen Basketball 76, Volleyball 76, 77, 78, 79, JCL 78. 79 Simon, Mark PASF 77, 78, Photographer 77, 78, VICA 78, 79. President 78, 79, School Life Photographer 79 Simpson, Cindy Debate 76, 77, 78, UIL District Debate 77, Key Club 78, 79, NHS 78, 79, Mu Alpha Theta 79 Simpson, Tony Acapella Choir 78, 79, Who's Who Junior Year 78, Art League 78, 79 Smithe, Leigh Ann Student ouncil 78. 79, Drill Team 78, 79 Smith, Lisa Thespians 77, 78, 79, Crucible 77. UIL T ping Contest 78, French Club 76, 77, V E 78, 79, OEA Treasurer 78, 79, Who's Who in VOE 79. NHS 78, 79 Sneed, Karen Choir 78 Sollenne, Betsy Spirit Committee 77, 78, JCL 77, FTA 77, 78, NHS 78, 79, Who's Who in the Business Department 79 Soger, Kim and 78, 79, NHS 78. 79. UIL Marching Contest 78, 79, Queen Finalist 79, Regional Band 79, Solo Contest 78, 79 Sni s, Carol Clteoir 76, 77, 78, 79, VOE 78, 79, OEA 79, StudentCouncil 77, 78, 79, Permanent Member 79, NHS 78, 79, NIKE 79 Sprinkle, Keith Marching Band 76. 77, 78, 79, Con- cert Band 76, Symphonic Band 77, 78. 79 Stanley, Gerald Rodeo Club 78, VICA 78. 79 Stephens, John Tennis Team 76, 77, 78, Who's Who Nominee 76, 77, Key Club 78, 79. JCL 78, 79, Mu Alpha Theta 79, French Club 79, Thespians 79 Stevenson, Cathy Choir 76, Acapella Choir 77, 78, 79, Thespians 76, 77, 78, 79, Sound ol Music 76, PASF 78, 79, Key Club 78, 79, NHS 78,79 Stinebaugh, Connie Alice in Wonderland 77, FTA 77, 78, 79, PASF 78, 79, Wizard 0102 77. NHS 78, 79, Thespians 76, 77, 78. 79, Vice President in 79, Flagbearer 79 Stockton, Johnna Art League 76, 77, 78, 79, FTA 76. 77, 78, 79, Booster 76, FHA 76. French Club 77, 78, 79. Spirit Squad 77, Parliamentarian ol French in 78, DECA 79 Stogner, Grey Football 76, 77, 78, 79. Basketball 76, 77, 78, 79, Track 76. FCA 76. 77, 78, 79, Student Council 77. 78. 79, Who's Whc 7. 79 Stout, Danny Football 76, 77, 78, 79, PASF 76, 77, 78, 79, FCA 77, 78, 79, Baseball 77, 78, 79, Who's Who 77, Student Council 79 Stubber, Ross Student Council 76, Tennis 76, 77, S 78, Ccgoss Country 79 u gs, ind'y T Soqfter 76, HOSA Secretary 79 ate. er Basketgall 76, 77, 78, 79, Football 76, 77 Taylor, Mildred Band 76, 77, 78, Ssmrphonic Band 79, Key Club 78,7 , HA 78, NIKE 79 Thames, Wanda Choir 79 Tisdell, Tracy JCL 76, 77, 78, PASF 78, 79, NHS 78, 79, Student Council 78, 79, Who's Who in Foreign Language in 95 and Texas 78, u Alpha Theta Totten, Scott Spirit Committee 76, JCL 77, 78, 79 Townsend, George DECA 79 Tubbs, Allen ROTC 76, PASF 78, Color Guard 79 Walker Bar . VY Basketball 76, Basketball Manager 77 Bas I . eba I 79 Walker. Paulette Spirit Committee 76, 77, French Club 77, 78, NHS 79. Art League 79 Walters, Cynthia FHA 76, 77, 78. 79. Choir 76, 77, 78. VOE 79 Webb, Angie Pep Squad 76, French Club 76, 77 OEA 78, 79, Secretary in 79, NIKE 78. 79, Powder Putt Football Team 78, Flagbearers 79 Wertz, Ellen Basketball 78, 79, All Region Orchestra 78, 79, Who's Who in Orchestra 78, 79, Fiddler on the Root 78. NHS 79. FTA 79, Oueen Nominee 79 Williams, David Choir 76, 77, Cross Country 76, Football Manager 77, 78, 79, Acap- pella Choir 78, 79, FCA 78, 79 Williams, Karen Spirit Committee 77, PASF 78, 79 Williams, Steve Band 76. 77, 78. 79, Choir 78 Wooton, Annette NHS 79, Student Council 79, Drill Team 79, Acapella Choir 79, FHA 79. SMU Drill Team Camp 79 Wortham, Lisa Thespians 76, 77, Who's Who in Departments 76, Crucible 77, Show- case 77, Photographer 77, Hitalk Stafl 77, Drill Team 78, 79, SMU Drill Team Camp 78, 79, Contribut- ing Photographer to Athenian Stall 78, 79, NHS 78, 79, President in 79, Who's Who 79, Mu Alpha Theta 79, Ribbon Winner at SMU 79, Hi-Step- per ol the Week 79. 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