Silverton High School - Owlet Yearbook (Silverton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1973 volume:

www? I E, ' cf N J 'H' ! Q Amenca, Amerlca, Let us tell you how we feel You have glven ,M us your Splflt W ee We love you so' U Sf if S Wi' we K :Q X C . .X gl ,-.V is X W . f W 1 :S W gg-ag Mai 2? 'J fam AM s, kd ff V ,- YnM,.,..,-w fn S 15, Y, , 'ff '35 . ,sis gf' A ,TXQLLE .1 , I 355 Qs There's More to S.H.S. Than Buildings and Well-Kept Grounds - One of the Most Important Are the People. Just Being Different Individuals :'- 2 'LHne f it ' E Mg -4 1? www We Are the Spirit . . . The Heartbeat of S.H.S. The Link That Joins Teaching and Learning .:e.......i gg Q' 'H 4 ,pf ! V L . 7 . 5. 6 t,an Fof Every Action There Is Someone Watching Contents F avorites' ................. .... 9 Organizations and Activities . . . .... .23 Athletics .................. ..... 6 l Administration . . . . . . . .75 Faculty ......... ..... 7 9 Classes ....... . . .85 Junior High . . . .... 103 Elementary .... .... l 13 Advertisers' .... .... l 23 It is with love and deep appreciation that we dedicate the 1973 OWLET to Mr. Charlie Payne. Words fall short in expressing the feelings of respect and admiration for Charlie as he com- pletes his fourth year as Grade School Principal of Silverton Schools. I Riding herd on approxi- mately 300 mischievous young people and 16 teachers is seldom an easy task, but he has met the challenge effectively . His straightforward manner and simple honesty in communicat- ing with others has won a place for him in the hearts of all with whom he has come in contact. 9 . Q we Favorites Democracy is . . . the recurrent suspicion that more than half of the people are right more than half of the time . . . an idea which hasrft been disproved yet . . . 7' ' E. B. White r -1 2 n F Q: ,gf ,,.v' ,f ,..f- i ,f- i Z- g ,f- L' ,f xyv! :t I , we 'QR F Fli- -'fnn atv? AQWISVQ' was at e , M- ' 'T ' . .wnztzw rtswlrkg, I . ,f-. ' LyQ 1f . . Q :xxx A E w NN wean 'XT L Q, 5 Mr. and Miss S.H.S. AMY BIRDWELL MARK HUTSELL rf ,A QP it xt Q. 'wiv -X is ig., i ,-KkL A M3 'j A s 5 5 M g,f Lis. W Most Popular IANA CROSS JOHN BURSON ....-u.,, -is 1 S Wittiest RHONDA SUTTON STAN MARTIN fi f ,. .LMS . N. MSX.. kg, Z.. is fe' S.. ,,,...f 9 k?7L.k ,:g-' NWS' f, Most Beautiful and Handsome JILL HUTSELL TERRY CULWELL . . ,.,,, , 12 'xiiiizf 5 i 'iii' .iniITQE'?fRZQ 'kfifff1fQ' ,W ,V f-il - . vi. -, 3 Whoas Freshmen ANN RANDY HARDIN CLAY Juniors SHARON WENDELL STORIE HARDIN 4 3 5 ho Sophomores JULIA TED DICKERSON WILSON Seniors LAURA MARK ARNOLD HUTSELL ,sm M '--. F riendliest MIKEL GRADY PAM HUTSELL WNW' sys 'Km R F211 ds? mwglmaw Most Dependable FREEDA HENDERSON IOHN BURSON r f I J' Most Athletic SHARON STORIE JOHN MINYARD X,w-vw sefgf klkwi A Uamtsgfztgli mauamnlsuiw Mibiifigllmgli Hanna: 114' 5 same Hi' gm mg . .. 3 ssl' 2135 IBS- B11 IB! in ia, 'vu If 5 l fs 44 4 Best Dressed MICKI JASPER ANN JASPER D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award Dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism - the four qualities of good citizenship. Though it can be considered an asset to possess these qualities, they must be invested before the benefits can be claimed . The faculty has chosen Debbie Cantwell to receive this award because she possessed and used these qualities to an outstanding degree . 1 n g-na an M- I rf, m - 1 X35 2, 1 , .-fx . .:., f4'w M , J fr. :iris .1 , ,- .. , ' :X J P'- ' .fx W U .6 ,.4 xwtiyq. V4 - g 1. . : x- ,r I, .X NX . 1 Y ,Q - va ik? Q' - , fl ag. 4 ' ' -HO . ...H -A 4 V l . . 1.91 . ,f. . 5 . 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Ja-Q. ,A ' , .' Q V 'Ci f -. , . -r 1-' Mk 7151. k.,,,v. Y O ' vw' ayuf A ' 1' Ns.: .' 1 '4' ' .' .A yfyvr- tn. L, , If f ' , ,jf a- .F ., - 1 , gl ' A 'O F1 z f. - ,.?,,my,g,,..,4 u f' ' Z' -... - , ,A . 15,5 Q M, 5, If JS. gr 2 K ., . My , ,4 mfg. 5- ' . :M I z ,. A 4 A 1. QM.: 1-4 ' 5 , . A . l . ' 'W M ,q W ' A Z W 'fu' 754' W 5 ' v 3 1 D Wg ' M' 'TL ll hw if '- M' N f, Q X 1 A ,,,,x V MW1-mv, h f g I,fli -, 'fl ..... OFFICERS: Mark Hutsell - Presi- dent, Joan Cross - Treasurer, Amy Birdwell - Secretary, Ty McMurtry - Vice President. At Christmas, the Student Council decorated a tree for the hall Cbelowj and gave a Christ- mas party for the students and faculty. Everyone seemed to enjoy it Cbottomj. In f Student Council Gets Involved The Student Council held their annual volleyball tournament in which all classes participated Cleftb . Debbie , Jeanette , and Celia helped with the concession stand during the tournament irightb. 'PY 5.?'G ,fa 2 We 1 M V hTn,y K,W t. 1'-rw X f 1. ,T he pf Q in SEQWNEWV Q Nia 9 45. T .ex , E we ati? 5 ' 2 ,N E REPRESENTATIVES: Sr. - John Burson and Debbie Cantwell, Jr. - Mike Montague and Ann Jasper, Soph Ricky Hutsell and Celia Martin, Fr. - Randy Clay and Jeanette Amold. alloween Coronation The annual Halloween Corona- K i tion was held October 30 , 1972, in the school auditorium. It was sponsored by the Student Council and proceeds were applied to the purchase of a new piano for the auditorium. The high school candidates were: Randy Clay and Nancy Kay Clark, freshmeng Dean Ziegler and Celia Martin, sophomores: Barry Francis and Denise Cul- well, juniors: and Mikel Grady and Louise Kitchens, seniors. Crowned as high school King and Queen were sophomores, Celia Martin and Dean Ziegler. lid 5 The elementary candiates were: Warren Jarrett and Jena McFall, first gradeg Eric Patton and Judy Northcutt, second grade: Blaine Eddleman and Delinda Ziegler, third grade: Brandon Jarrett and Stacy May- field, fourth gradeg Carn Forbes and Bob Ann Whelchel, fifth grade: Doug Mclimsey and Kim Cornett, sixth gradeg Wayne Hut- sell and Carol Cobb, seventh grade: Jack Robertson and Robbie Martin, eighth grade. Crowned as grade school Prince and Princess were third graders, Delinda Ziegler and Blaine Eddleman. State F F A Vree President Speaks at F.F.A. Banquet Brian Hall, State FFA vice-president, spoke at the annual Father-Son Banquet, on patriotism . John Burson, president, welcomed guests and Monroe Gates, sponsor, presented awards. Everyone enjoyed an evening meal catered by Sut- phen's of Amarillo. Second Annual Sil 'A A + : x A ' e ,V no - N ,k k ff Y ' V4 3 r ' ,xg V' Wm' M'-lf' The Silverton FFA Chapter under the supervision of Mr. Monroe Gates, sponsored the Second Annual Junior Rodeo held April 6 and '7 , 1973. Queen can- didates were chosen from each class to sell tickets for the rodeo . Among them were Jeanette Arnold - Fr. , Roma Clayton - Soph. , Rhonda Sweek - Jr. , and Louise Kitchens - Sr. Louise turned in the most money and earned the title of Rodeo Queen. Some of the events included in the rodeo wereg steer riding Ctop rightj , bareback bronc riding fmiddle rightl , and calf roping irightb . verton Junior Rodeo , M 5 iw img vo QA ' , ' f' in as gi: .. f Q 5 'M Many cowboys from surround- ing areas participated in the events of the rodeo Cfar left, left, and bottomj. Many people donated their time and effort to help make the rodeo a success. Among them were Leland Hugh Wood - announcer, Mrs. Monroe Gates - time recorder, Jimmy Vanstory, and Carol Martin fabovej. Future Farmers of America Ma- ' Q any L ' 1' I of Z! ' I 1 OGXNIZION ANR IXA7' N 'M il., , QQ '5TJx:Y9 MEMBERS: CFront rowj Billy McGavock, Tommy Davis, Wylie Bomar, Manuel Cruz, Joe Maciel, Ted Wilson, Pete Juarez, Able Asebedo. CMiddle rowb Dan Gamble, Merle Roehr, Brett Gill, Scott Garvin, Ken Wood, Randy Clay, Stanley Martin, Kelly Bomar. CThird rowj Todd Mclimsey, Ricky Minyard, Mikel Griffin, Emilio Cruz, Dee Amold, Terry Culwell, Barry Francis, Mikel Grady, Tommy Bullock, Ken Sarchet, Wendell Hardin. F.F .A. Sweetheart SHARON STORIE gli OFFICERS: John Burson - President, Derrel Martin - Secretary, Craig Culwell - Vice President, Ty McMurtry - Sentinel, David McCoy - Treasurer, Dean Ziegler - Parl. , Zane Mayfield - Reporter, Mon roe Gates - Sponsor. F.H.A. Promotes . K K Freshman girls refinished a bench for the high school Ctop lefty. Coach Carter and Coach Jennings enjoyed the Teacher's Tea Ctop rightb. Some of the F . H . A . girls visited the Tulia Nursing Home fabovej. The Young Homemakers gave a tea for our chapter Cmiddle rightj . FHA held a supper for all the members and their dates. Many Activities Eff: 1 Aj' F.H . A . girls working in the kitchen fleftj . Chapter parents , officers, and sponsor were seated at the head table during the Ma . Pa, 8a Me Supper Cmiddle lefty. Everyone seemed to enjoy the good food Cbottom lefty. Kaedean and Darla helped prepare for the supper Cbelowj . Future Homemakers of America N E I ' 2 MEMBERS: CFront rowj Donna Stodghill, Rhonda Sweek, Sharon Storie, Jana Cross, Ann Jasper. fBack rowj Karen Tiffin, Susie Parker, Pam Hutsell, Denise Culwell, Laura Arnold. MEMBERS: CFront rowj Nedra Flowers, Lupe Chavez, Francis Cerbantes, Celia Martin, Karen Childress, Nanette Fitzgerald, Tammy Stephens, Marilyn Asebedo. CMiddle rowj Brenda Payne , Sherri Mclimsey, Ann Hardin, Debra Roehr, Doris Cantwell, Ruth Ann Cline, Cindy Walker, Mary Jo Thomas, Debbie Boyd, Suzette Fitzgerald. CBack rowj Debra Strange, Roma Clayton, Jill Hutsell, Jeanette Arnold, Peggy Kitchens, Darla Strange, Kerri Arnold, Rhondell Rogers, Jean Reeves, Julie Dickerson, Retha Minyard, Reba Chappell. F.H. Beau MARK HUTSELL YMAKUQ5' v +A of M I 75 5 EF 2 3 en 1 Y jj Q Saw - Og 44, qv 0 NEW Hog o .. -- .. .1 ,L F 1 r .i E 2 zmwmw 4' OFFICERS: Rhonda Sutton - President, Louise Kitchens - Vice President, Jana Futch - Second Vice Presi- dent, Debbie Cantwell - Third Vice President, Kadean Bomar - Fourth Vice President, Elaine Reves - Sponsor, Amy Birdwell - Secretary, Joan Cross - Treasurer, LaNe11 Stephens - Parliamentarian, Dana Garvin - Pianist, Becky Francis - Song Leader. GQ-. 5. f M. . bi: .,,.. WUU53i'ii'b'i'3B5' 2 4? f'Q .2 '. .!' s ? + ' MMEEES WMM , ,mal lU't1WLfg:QWt DaysofWine ,qtaztli m gi tw an SILVERTON FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ESSE ill E E ' ,1 5 OFAMERICA I QU' L, 'M SWEETHEART BANQUET g A 5 i M E s February 16, 1973 sss ss Q: S- ? V F +L 1 hr- ..h-w ,, A inUQll1uisjugU,Hf.m Uuuupu, Qllf Ill! in : :'uH U lung! :HH W' 'O ul Vuls umlummlm ,' 'HH ,NH Y I Hi 'Y a u , 5 ll IH pl QUQ',Qk,',1'.m','.11',s1'.'.d111Xgl':,'avmw ff Hum f ff' A ' .uWMz1umxa s w M s' 4' 'J , I kr X:-A, S 9 S ,' , Ms fb I W Vx J, I x I 1 K I ,, , q r I yl' ' A I L 'J t 4 . h -5,1 it ws, .,, 'ff A A M L, f ,. 3 X f' 1 ll,7'f'l HONORED GUESTS CHAPTER PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. James Futch Mr. and Mrs. Harold Storie Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sutton F.H.A. BEAU . . . Mark Hutsell Program INVOCATION -- ---- Rev. James Futch WELCOME -- ---- Rhonda Sutton DINNER ---- ---- S erved by 8th Grade Girls DINNER MUSIC --- ---- Tim Wilson PRESENTATION OF GIFTS ----- Kadean Bomar AWARDS ---- ---- M iss Elaine Reves GUEST SPEAKER ---- ---- R ev. Larry Wilson Robbie Martin Susan Northcutt Donna Rowell Margaret Crosslin Donna Dudley SERVERS Lee Ann McMurtry Lesa Francis Ruby Jo Jarrett Dara Garvin Darlene Roberts High School Choir Sings Along With Ted The High School Choir pres- ented a program in honor of the High School and Junior High Graduates on May 10, 1973. A special attraction was the Kaleidoscopes - Mary Chris Cantwell, Lori Francis, Debbie Cantwell, and Celia Martin Crightj. MEMBERS: CFront rowj Ted Lanham - Director, Nedra Flowers, Doris Cantwell, Francis Cerbantes, Gloria Fabela, Ann Hardin, Brenda Payne, Celia Martin, Nanette Fitzgerald, Karen Childress. CSecond rowj Kerri Arnold, Suzette Fitzgerald, Sherrie Mclimsey, Debra Roehr, Sharon Storie, Rhonda Sweek, Debbie Cantwell, Donna Stodghill, Gary Storie, Mary Chris Cantwell. CThird rowj Ty McMurtry, Becky Francis, Debra Strange , Jeanette Arnold, Dana Garvin, Scott Garvin, Julia Dickerson, Rhondell Rogers. Ruth Ann Cline, Cindy Walker. CBack rowj Mike Montague, Tim Marshall, Brett Gill, Mikel Griffin, Marshall Rauch, Wendell Hardin, Cris Gill, Barry Francis, Mikel Grady, Tim Wilson, Freeda Henderson. National Honor Society 4 NATIONAL HONOR soclsrv S .'v if N 5, 7 i W S Sl.. OFFICERS: Debbie Cantwell - President Mark Hutsell - Vice President Ioan Cross - Secretary Amy Birdwell - Treasurer MEMBERS: fFront rowj Donna Stodghill, Lori Francis, LaNell Stephens. Jana Futch, Joan Cross, Brenda Payne, Julia Dickerson, Jana Cross, Kaedean Bomar. CMiddle rowb Louise Kitchens, Laura Arnold, Rhonda Sweek, Susie Parker, Debbie Cantwell, Jean Reeves, Ted Wilson, Ruth Ann Cline, Freeda Hen- derson, Rita Anderson. CBack rowb Ty Wayne McMurT.ry, Mark Hutsell, Tim Marshall, Scott Hutsell, Barry Francis, Pam Hutsell, Barry Bullock, Marshall Rauch, Wendell Hardin. F.B.L.A. TYPING SERVICE: Mrs. O. C. Rampley, Sponsor, Freeda Henderson and Jana Furch - Volunteer workers. 'rw' OFFICE STAFF: Rerha Minyard, Jealera Baird, Butch Brannon, Wylie Bomar, Kaedean Bomar, Dan Gam ble, and Ann Jasper. Students Learn Vocational Skills Through Office Training 1 1 - ll ff Nx- It X 'x I LIBRARY WORKERS: Tim Wilson, Micki Jasper, Debbie Cantwell, Rita Anderson, and Mrs. Duane Rey- no lds . Future Business Leaders of America OFFICERS: President - Amy Birdwell Sponsor - Mrs. O. C. Rampley Vice President - Joan Cross Secretary - Jana Futch Treasurer - Tim Wilson Historian - Freeda Henderson Reporter - Susie Parker 353 ' i : r 3 I MEMBERS: fFront rowj Francis Cerbantes, Gloria Fabela, Ann Offield, Celia Martin, Nanette Fitzgerald Virginia McCoy, Brenda Payne, Wylie Bomar. fSecond rowj Cindy Walker, Lori Francis, Jean Reeves, Ruth Ann Cline, Sharon Storie, Rhonda Sweek, Karen Tiffin, Julia Dickerson, Gary Storie, Donna Stodg hill, Mary Chris Cantwell, Jana Cross. CThird rowj Mark Hutsell, Louise Kitchens, Scott Hutsell , Reba Chappell, Jill Hutsell, Tim Marshall, Rita Anderson, Debbie Cantwell, Kaedean Bomar, LaNel1 Ste- phens, Rhonda Sutton, Ann Jasper. CBack rowj Mikel Grady, Ricky Minyard, Greg Garcia, Mike Montague, Darla Strange, Terry Culwell, Pam Hutsell, Barry Francis, Wendell Hardin, Marshall Rauch, Micki Jasper. F.B.L.A. Activities W...-... if Q W 1 Sc, jr- -Lf 'P' f 4 5 4... is 'N -if 4 than Bti Q' . The parties held by the FBLA were always something every member looked forward to Cleft and bottom rightj. Mrs. Rarnpley and Joan helped the other officers serve ffar lefty while Tim Wilson provided music Clower lefty. The faculty also enjoyed the party Cbelowj . EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ---- BUSINESS MANAGER ---- SPORTS EDITOR ----- The Wlet Staff ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR ---- FAVORITES EDITOR ------- CLASSES EDITOR TYPIST ---- SNAPSHOTS - - - SPONSOR ------- PHOTOGRAPHER ---- - - - -Louise Kitchens - - - -Ruth Ann Cline --- - -I ana Cross - - - - -Celia Martin --- -Joan Cross - ---Ann Hardin - - - -Ioan Cross - -- - - -Ricky Hutsell ----Mrs. Faye Rampley ----Mr. V. A. Parker ',... fg1?' F' :fs Z K 'l 'i . 4.- iik v Vkrk From the Editor . . Memories are material things to be felt in the same perspective as when they were realities. Tomor- row, these events will become the past, and many will be forgotten. The OWLET shall become a history book of past memories and pleas- ures. The members of the annual staff have worked extra hard in order to present the student body with a yearbook. The local merchants have given us their most generous support and I urge your patronage. I extend my deepest appreciation to the staff 's parents and my own for their patience and understanding . Being editor of the yearbook has been an honor, privilege , and one of the highlights of my Senior year. Jana Futch ---- Tim Wilson --- University Interschclastic League District Competitors Susie Parker ------------------- Third - -- Rhondell Rogers falternatej -------------- Laura Arnold --------------- Suzette Fitzgerald - - - -Persuasive Speaking - - -Poetry Interpretation - - -Poetry Interpretation - - -Poetry Interpretation - - - - - - - -Prose Reading - - - - - -Ready Writing -----------Ready Writing Terry Culwell Calternatej ---- ------------ R eady Writing Gloria Fabela ------------ --- Karen Tiffin ----------- - - - Virginia McCoy -------- - - - Pam Hutsell Calternatej ---- -- - Stan Martin - - - Brenda Payne - Ted Wilson - - - Barry Bullock ---- Marshall Rauch Julia Dickerson Marshall Rauch Brett Gill ------ Spelling and Plain Writing Spelling and Plain Writing Spelling and Plain Writing Spelling and Plain Writing ---------- ------------Number Sense Ken Sarchet ------------ Debra Roehr Calternatej ---- Scott Hutsell ----------- Jill Hutsell ---- Darla Strange -- Joan Cross ----- Amy Birdwell --- ---Third -- Rhonda Sutton ---- ---- -----------Number Sense - - - -Number Sense --------Science - - - Science - - - - -Science - -- -Slide Rule - - - -Slide Rule -- - -Slide Rule - - - -Slide Rule - - - - Typewriting - - - - Typewriting - - - -Typewriting - - - - - Shorthand - - - Shorthand -- -Shorthand Wylie Bomar -- Kaedean Bomar Rhonda Sutton - Cris Gill ------ ---- De1're1Martin--- -- ---- W I One-Act Play ccThe Betrothedn ------------------- ----Marty --- --- ---Vera Mike Montague ----------------- Stage manager - - ------------- Helen Chinese stage hand Chinese stage hand Amy Birdwell ----------- Costumes and make-up Joan Cross ----------------------------- Lights Ted Lanham ------------------------- Director I 1 t At Regional Competition in Clarendon, Rhonda Sutton received an All-Star Cast Award and Kaedean Bomar received an honorable mention. The Play cast was awarded second place for the presentation of the play. A F eudin' Over Yonder Directed by MRS. MONROE GATES Mountain Maggie - - - Maw Fry --------- Emmy Fry ----- Izzie Fry ---- Clem Fry ------------ CAST OF CHARACTERS Rosie Belle Fry -------- Aunt Harry Hornhonker Becky Mae Hornhonker Willy Hornhonker ------- Pappy Popoff ----- Zeke Popoff ----- Preacher ------- ----- First Wedding Guest -- Second Wedding Guest Third Wedding Guest --- Piano Player --------- Senior Class Play - - -Rhonda Sutton -- - - -Pam Hutsell - --Kaedean Bomar - - - -John Minyard ---Terry Culwell - -- - - - -Karen Tiffin Freeda Henderson - - - - - -Jana Futch - - - - -Stan Martin - - - -Mikel Grady -- - --Derrel Martin - - - - Mark Hutsell - - - - Debbie Cantwell ---------Cris Gill - - - - -Rita Anderson - - - - - Tim Wilson Rest Assured Directed by MR. JOHN SHALLER CAST OF CHARACTERS Phillip Morlock CP. U.J --- Hazel Morlock Luigi Lanconi ---- -- Mildred ---------- Jessica Morlock ---- Mary Morlock ---- Miss Akers ----- George Plew --- Joe Lanconi ---- Martha ------- Lucifer -------- Mrs . Schmaltz DI . Brown ------ Mr . Black ---- Shone ------- Mrs . Frinck ---- Junior Class Play - - - Butch Brannon -----Jana Cross - - - - Wylie Bomar - - - Donna Stodghill - - - - - - - - Virginia McCoy - -------- Lori Francis - - - - Sharon Storie - - - -Barry Francis - - - Craig Culwell - - -Rhonda Sweek - ----- Rex Clayton - - - -Denise Culwell ------Ty McMurtry Victor McGavock - - - - - - - Susie Parker ----Ann Offield Junior Senior Banquet The Junior Class worked many long hours to complete decora- tions before the night of the ban- quet. Barry Francis and Tim Marshall stuffed pomps on the medallion frightj . Mr. Shaller, Junior sponsor, wired lights for the medallion fbelow lefty. Ty McMurtry hung crepe paper ffar rightj. Wm 99 US The Junior Class hosted the traditional banquet, inviting the Senior Class as their guests Students selected from the Sophomore Class served the evening meal Following the banquet everyone enjoyed a dance music provrded by FRESCO. Amy Birdwell read the Senior Class will. Virginia McCoy, Donna Stodghill, Susie Parker, and their dates were among the members of the Junior Class attending the banquet. A lighted medallion representing Aquarius and a fountain were the center of attraction. Theyare the Best ,. it X 5 i - 3 Senior Class as You Can See 9 Elf. 1 ' M FT ' f of '73 WO SUTTON The Cheer SPONSORED BY BRISCOE COOPERATIVES The cheerleaders led yells at the bonfire the night before Home- coming Cbelowj. Cheerleadersg Jill, Pam, Becky, Tammy, ' ' Rhonda , and Jana pose for a picture before a pep rally Cbottomj. Head cheerleader PAM HUTSELL - Sr. A f IANA CROSS - II. Leaders of '73 ik' - wr- -v i' I 'lcv' , Wh 934. arg' - Y .TILL HUTSELL - Soph -0 lt 1 .v,,a Nw 'NX . 3568 iff BECKY FRANCIS - Fr From Rhonda . The spirit of '73 grew from the opening kick-off to the last inch of the mile relay. The roar of the crowd and the thrill of a touch- i down holds many remembrances for me . Our boys , cheerleaders, and fans were thrilled and saddened in a year filled with the excitement and agony of competition. I would like to express my gratitude to the student body, faculty, and especially the cheer- leaders for the enthusiasm you displayed throughout the year. A special kind of love has grown from my heart over the years for the football boys and the coaches and I will always have a meaningful place for you in my memories of SHS. kghjhdif TAMMY STEPHENS - rr -mam?-N WQJMW. 5, iw 'Hs X f -L - ,- zz gf.,-if K . 'fi' -- 11 ' W -'1 3+ x K mv --58: -L, NX , V-sw V M 4 - 1' Q1 X Q A , W , i4M'fA:?A 3?-all-w:1, -1' --M, - MQ -'ff'-wr f f R - f - - -- 'wear 1 F' -73 iw School A. ,,,.,,vM Sprrrt Generates Enthusiasm CC1ockwiseJ Pep Squad decorated goal posts before games. John gives spirit talk. Derrel, Debra, Scott, Mike, and Mikel at bon- fire. Ted Lanham gives out the spirit stick. Jana and Pam at bonfire. Mrs. Tupin and Tegan at bonfire . David receiving pla- que for Pep Squad Beau from Jana. 19 Un Pep Squad This year the pep squad chose David McCoy as their Pep Squad Beau. The other four nomi- nees were Sr. - Terry Culwell, Soph. - Ken Wood, Fresh. - Randy Clay. OFFICERS: Jana Futch - Pres. , LaNe11 Stephens Pep Squad Beau - Vice Pres. , Roma Clayton - Sec. , Mrs. DAVID MCCQY Tupin - Sponsor, Celia Martin - Rep. , Reba Chappell and Sharon Storie - Parl. MEMBERS: qBack rowj Danna Garvin, Jill Hutsell, Darla Strange, Pam Hutsell, Jeanette Arnold, Ruth Ann Cline. Jean Reeves, Julie Dickerson. CMiddle rowj Becky Francis, Debra Strange, Debra Roehr, Jana Cross, Rhonda Sutton, Tammy Stephens. CFront rowj Francis Cerbantes, Brenda Payne, Sherri Mclimsey, Cindy Walker, Nanette Fitzgerald, Marilyn Asebedo. Athletic Banquet The Silverton Quarterback Club hosted the Athletic Banquet in honor of the 1972-1973 athletes, coaches, and cheerleaders. Mas- ter of ceremonies was Keith Marshall. Coach Eugene Jennings presented the football award to Mark Hutsell. Coach J . B. Carter presented the boy's basketball award to John Minyard who also received the boy's track award . Sharon Storie received the girl's basketball award presented by Coach Joe Holland and Becky Fran- cis received the girl's track award . Rod Marshall provided enter- tainment for the banquet. B 1 f' fia,-arg B ttts Senior Class of 1973 CFront rowj Laura Juanice Arnold, Amy Lee Birdwell, Joan Marie Cross, Jana Kaylene Futch, Janie LaNell Stephens, Kaedean Bomar, Debra Ann Cantwell. CMidd1e rowb Rita Kay Anderson, Carol Louise Kitchens Fred Mark Hutsell, Mikel Dean Grady, Ramona Kay Martin, Timothy Lee Wilson, Rhonda Sue Sutton Rebecca Ann Jasper, Karen Denise Tiffin. fBack rowj Freeda Henderson, Gregorio Garcia, Donnie Derrel Martin, Cris Eugene Gill, Pamela Kay Hutsell, Terry Michael Culwell, John Earl Minyard, Micki Alva Jasper, Johnny True Burson, William Stanley Martin. Baccalaureate Sunday May 13, 1973 VALEDICTORIAN - Debra Cantwell CLASS FLOWER Orchids and White Carnations CLASS MOTTO In youth we learn, In age we understand . Commencement Friday, May 18, 1973 SALUTATORIAN - Laura Arnold CLASS COLORS Lilac and white CLASS SONG llfrodayl Y KL ,,.nns.v-N W .rt is W R ff?!'!'?f?f' X BX x thletics If we win men's hearts throughout the world, it will not be because we are a big country but be- cause we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring. Adlai E. Stevenson ffff ff' owns ,vvv :, HW93' 1 1: 'Q' H :E-:H Wil V! 'O Gr Y 4 4 'QW s 'E+ 'sz n . ... 1. ,. .L R, rl ,. , ,. Lf Fm up . J y ha, ali Z R , , R . ,, , , . .,, W L5 mg TERRY CULWELL JOHN BURSON MARK HUTSELL End Guard Guard McCoy breaks through the line for tough yardage . - .,,,,,,, ,. y,,,,,,,,,, ,,,. HR, R R .,,,, ff f .W . R, ,,.,, V, ..., ..R,,.,R R R. : . V. , .fl .gn .R 1 laavy- A R ' rrof -fffm, .- ...., H ,.,, f ,fu L -' fru' T Q ,.V. A 5 1 1 rhl r loo Y 5 RR R orr raoorara R RA 5 RlrRlR R QR Q 5 K STAN MARTIN MIKEL GRADY DERREL MARTIN Pullback Tackle Tackle The Fighting Gwls AA M23 Q H535 st f - .rkznsitqwg , ' . , -A f,,. 4' A - ..,, f X ' -. mr W o f 'Sw f f m UWLS 1 av 753 Aiiy A A Q 1 -.ad DAVID McCOY Fullback -,,. ...ff .. A mV'V m'Vk A'AA' l ., , ,M N-t.,,,,,. UWLS V ,f I ..,,, 2 ,,,, 2 if .fi . A Scott Hutsell makes yardage in the win against the Groom Tigers. CRAIG CULWELL Halfback V A 1 A Tl, ' J, f 'A' ' V 'A V Y' t 'oos v f lsf ' gi, -,,. , zf' 4 ' A e of ,ss, at t --, W'-'S aww gw t LS A 1 4. .- BARRY BULLOCK MARSHALL RAUCH KEN WOOD End Tackle Quarterback E r M W , 1 T Id., f - , H 1--4 y - - A ' VVV,, 2 ,V,, raaa Daarrrrrr AA,i if L15 hr 323' I7 V ,f A wk ,,v,,- f w r 'vv' wr , - ' ,. ,,1LW 4zML:,zm1z,fe,L a ' 1 f1,gi - ff D V..A2 f T W2 gf, 'W ow T . S 1 Er Ora DEE ARNOLD DEAN ZIEGLER SCOTT HUTSELL Tackle Halfback Halfback owns z I t MIKEL GRIFFIN End 2 f if 4 x I r O 4 Owns TE TOMMY BULLOCK Guard QQ e Q PETE JUAREZ Craig Culwell breaks for the goal line. Fullback V- ie, 2. vsimig XF! ,WLV ,. hk f, 'B , QQHQQ UWLS as I I Trainer for the Owls was Tim Marshall Cleftb and Scott Garvin served MERLE ROEHR as manager frightj . Tackle L,,X','w' , N., . wwf i nwua x The Owls discuss game strategy during a time-out. ABLE ASEBEDO Guard V ti B T in Tist at at i 433 T an ng B A A ima ennert A an 6 aa asas an T, fA,H - a ann as , V, T- T nna ,..t ,nie aa , , i, Q ,,, 1 ,,,, Z , . it .fm Lj,k . ,lf uwrs X f DWI-S2 owns I .. BRETT GILL KEN SARCHET RANDY CLAY End Tackle Halfback L 1 S m l E A Q W The highlights of football sea- son was our homecoming cere- monies which were held at the Wheeler vs. Silverton game. Rhonda Sutton, a member of the Senior class, was announced footballqueen. Rhondareceived one dozen red roses in addition to a football helmet autographed by the team Ctop lefty. The other three candidates were Sharon Storie, Nanette Fitzgerald, and Becky Francis Cfar leftj. At the after-game party she was pres- ented a cake which everyone enjoyed. 1973 Football Queen RHONDA SUTTON I I I MARK HUTSELL TERRY CULWELL JOHN MINYARD CRAIG CULWELL Forward Post Post Forward VARSITY TEAM: CFront rowj Terry Culwell, Mark Hutsell, John Minyard. CBack rowj Tim Marshall, Harold Vaughn, Barry Bu11ock', Barry Francis, Marshall Rauch, Craig Cul- well, Coach I. B. Carter. TIM MARSHALL BARRY FRANCIS STAN MARTIN Guard Guard Guard BARRY BULLQCK MARSHALL RAUCH Post Post HAROLD VAUGHN KEN WOOD MANAGERS: Tim Marshall and Ted P051 Guard Wilson . Taxi' .4 Vg B-TEAM: CFront rowj Ted Wilson, Mike Juarez, Gary Storie, Randy Clay. fBack rowb Marshall Rauch, Barry Bullock, Brett Gill, Tim Marshall, Coachl. B. Carter. RI-IONDA SUTTON Forward PAM HUTSELL LANELL STEPHENS Guard Guard LAURA ARNOLD Guard X. 1. ,, ,, ,.Q111 V r f If , I a PHOTO No? Available Coach Holland talks with the girls during time-out. AMY BIRDWELL Forward DENISE CULWELL SHARON STORIE SUSIE PARKER Guard Guard Guard Q. I ,. Ill Q Q MANAGERS: Donna Stodghill and Rhonda Sweek LORI FRANCIS Guard DARLA STRANGE JILL HUTSELL BECKY FRANCIS Forward Forward Forward B-TEAM: CFront rowh Francis Cerbantes, Tammy Stephens, Brenda Payne, Nanette Fitzgerald, Suzette Fitzgerald. CMiddle rowj Debra Roehr, Cindy Walker, Jean Reeves, Julia Dickerson, Reba Chappell. CBack rowj Becky Francis, Debra Strange, Danna Garvin, Jeanette Amold,- Kerri Arnold, Peggy Kitchens, Sherri Mclimsey. Boys' Track Team qFront rowy Dean Ziegler, Mark Hutsell, Mikel Grady, David McCoy, Craig Culwell, Randy Clay, Pete Juarez, Gary Storie. CBack rowj Mike Juarez, Brett Gill, Ken Sarchet, Barry Francis, Barry Bullock, Mar shall Rauch, Scott Hutsell, Stan Martin. Girls' Track Team CTopJ Debra Strange, Kerri Arnold, Suzette Fitzgerald. CBottomJ Julia Dickerson, Reba Chappell, Jean Reeves, Nanette Fitzgerald, Susie Parker, Brenda Payne, Virginia McCoy, Becky Francis, Lori Francis Jill Hutsell, Doris Cantwell, Sharon Storie. In Sports - The silence of determination The silence of defeat The silence of satisfaction The silence of a handshake at the end of a hard-fought game Q A 1- . . , School Board Mr. O. C. Rampley, Superintendent, and the School Board Members of Silverton ISD pause momentarily for the cameraman. The seven community servants who make up the School Board willingly devote their time and efforts toward making our school a more effective one. The responsibilities are tremendous and the monetary pay is nil! Their only reward comes in the form of appreciation from their fellow man and the knowledge that they have contributed to the preparation of young people for the future . 1972-1973 BOARD MEMBERS: Mr. Doug Forbes, Mr. John Francis, Mr. Harold Storie, Mr. L. D. Griffin Mr. L. B. Garvin, Jr. - Vice President, Mr. Pat Northcutt - President, and Mrs. Wayne McMurtry - Secretary. SPONSORED BY Verlin B. Towe Agency ,M Xt: Superintendent - Mr. O. C. Rampley I hope this has been a year that has challenged you. I hope you have had to do some things that were difficult and you disliked to do , but felt a touch of pride and confi- dence when they were completed. I hope you are a little stronger and a little better pre- pared to overcome the difficulties you will meet all your life. Thank you for your help in making this a good year. Sincerely , Mr. Charlie Payne Jr. High and Elementary ' Q eefa l,kL:A A ,:::J,, N ,,:,,. .::.'f - -- . xr 1 -' ' R 2.4 gi 545 , , m,,e 5 l a a i o 5 evil M'-W , f r VN ' az- W,N, ,Wie ,m-'if' - ,a A Mr. Robert Whelchel - High School Principal I .ls F 5 t e 3 t f tk 51 sf? f EQ E' if .K 5 S K 2 j s .Q I ' Y-g 3 - 4i , D -1 4 9 Z ,vjf I I V 1-2 , N . 'ff - f fi Illllll lllllli annum-:sets ...MM -. W. . w4..M.QMwn.- CT of 'mf Facult 'Q 'u af. 'H United States is the finest society ff n t ca I would not hesitate to say that the ra d s le that the world has thus Alfred N orlh Whztehead 1 it l..Kr usb QN,s Y , ti t 1'-sm 1 Tx , xy-X .1 ' a 'XY S 4 . . i I f ' U ' 1 I ,I , In fr x ig ' llfqjgl I I f,f,,H 'j?Q'.fff, Mt' J- -in Q, 1 .f 5 if -,f , .1 1 ,f .1 4.34.4 --U - 1 4 llillll and Ill lllllll Ili Ill i e f 5 Q 1. 4 2 5 5 ,....--nasal ' ' -JJ' A ,: , If N ,rzj J I, 'f C1 1 lf, 14-l-1 :E Y -,4.14o,, i '-1'-LJ t,-7 Q! 7 f'.f fi I -ini I ,M.....a3 llllllllllilliiisl gQ!dS! J . I ' 'tj 'J'fl fr IQF k i 5 I 2 S i 1 1 I I '? 1 L 2 2 - MRS. IEALETA BAIRD Secretary MRS. BOBBYE BEAN Second grade MR. J. B. CARTER Geometry and Health MRS. DOROTHY CRABB Fifth grade MRS . ANNELL DAVIS English MRS. LETHA ELMS First grade MRS. MILDRED GATES Social Studies MR. MONROE GATES Vocational Agriculture Mr. Whelchel brushes the snow off after being rolled by a num- ber of high school boys. MRS. IEANNETT HERRING English MRS. CONNIE HOLLAND Reading MR. JOE HOLLAND History and Biology MR. EUGENE JENNINGS History F acult Reaches Out P-we to Students Mr. Payne tells someone , You better get those shoes on! MR. TED LANHAM Music MRS. ERMA .TOY LUHMAN Social Studies MRS. NINA MARTIN Sixth Grade MRS. RITA MULLIN Fourth Grade MRS. TINA NANCE Third Grade MR. CHARLIE PAYNE Physical Education MRS. NORMA PAYNE Fourth Grade MRS . PAYE RAMPLEY Business Education MISS ELAINE REVES Home Economics MRS. SHIRLEY REYNOLDS Librarian MR. DUANE REYNOLDS Math MRS. MIKE SETTLE Special Reading f Siiifzfglf fl2s,fgsgf'sf t 3 Misafir. F?Q1IfsEif:fff -1 ' 5' I, Coach Holland becomes worried about the game Cabovej. Mr. Whelchel helps Ioan figure out her schedule ffar rightb . The camera captures another one of Mrs . Herring's expressions frightj . In ...EZ 1 . f MR. JOHN SHALLER Science MRS. LUCILLE TUPIN Math MR. RHONNIE TUPIN Eighth Grade MR. ROBERT WHELCHEL Government Ted Lanham visits with students after a practice session Ctop lefty. It was really weird! says Miss Reves qtop rightj . Coach Carter always dreaded those early morning Driver's Ed. classes. 4.25 ' Auxiliaries Perform Vital School Services BUS DRIVERS: Mrs. Elizabeth Baird Mrs. Sybill Martin Mrs. Tina Davis Mrs. Betty Ruth Roberts fNot picturedj Mr. John Shaller Mr. Duane Reynolds SCHOOL NURSE: Mrs. Billy Pinkerton of ..... ,aff -' CAFETERIA STAFF: Rhea Brooks Leslie Baird Buela Baird Betty Ruth Roberts Georgia Thornton Classes I hope we shall never forget that we created this nation, not to serve ourselves, but to serve man- kind. Woodrow Wilson ri C Z. ilfg in r I Senior Class of '73 In Youth We Learn . . 3' RITA ANDERSON LAURA ARNOLD Favorites . . . Mexican Favorites . . . Homemade Food, reading, Kiss An Bread, reading, Today, Angel Good Morning, Liter- Plans . . . West Texas State ature University Plans . . . Work AMY BIRDWELL KAEDEAN BOMAR JOHN BURSON Favorites . . . Yogurt. skiin. Favorites . . . Strawberries and Favorites . . . Steak and hiking, Rock and Roll Music To Whipped Cream, traveling and potatoes, having fun, Faded The World, Government P13113 meeting people, Nights In Love, Vocational Ag. . . . Texas Christian University White Satin, Biology Plans Plans . . . College . . . Angelo State University In Age We Understand. DEBBIE CANTWELL JOAN CROSS Favorites . . . Mexican Favorites . . . Steak and Food, listening to music, Baked Potatoes, traveling, Bookkeeping, I Love You English, For The Good Too Much To Ever To Start Times Liking You Plans . . . Texas Christian Plans . . . College University TERRY CULWELL Favorites . . . Steak and Baked Potatoes, being alone sometimes, English Plans . . . Farming and Ranching IANA FUTCH DAN GAMBLE Favorites . . . Fried Shrimp Favorites . . . Mexican and French Fries, going places Food, watching T. V. , Eng- with people I like, Al1 These lish Things Plans . . . Work Plans . . . McMurray GREG GARCIA Favorites . . . Mexican Food, drawing, The Blues Plans . . . Enjoying Life MIKEL GRADY CRIS GILL Favorites . . . Seafood, rid- Favorites . . . Seafood, rid- ing around, I Can't Help It If ing around and talking, Lean I'm Still In Love With You, On Me , History History Plans . . . College Plans . . . College FREEDA HENDERSON Favorites . . . Mexican and Italian Food, riding around, Tie A Ribbon Around The Old Oak Tree, Mrs. Her- ring's Literature Plans . . . College MARK HUTSELL Favorites . . . Seafood, going places, Athletics Plans . . . College PAM HUTSELL Favorites . . . Chinese Food, being with my honey, You've Got A Friend, Bookkeeping Plans . . . Texas Tech Uni- versity ANN JASPER MICKI JASPER Favorites . . . Steak and Favorites . . . Steak, being Pizza, being with Micki, with Ann, Never My Love. ' 'Never My Love , Algebra Physics Plans . . . Homemaker Plans . . . Farming LOUISE KITCHENS STAN MARTIN RAMONA MARTIN Favorites . . . Cheesburgers, Favorites . . . Steak, build- Favorites . . . Baked Hali- square dancing, Maiden's ing things, Separate Ways, but, playing with my dogs and Prayer, Literature Vocational Agriculture cat, Somewhere My Love, Plans . . . Undecided Plans . . . Farming and Plans . . . Being a better Ranching homemaker DERREL MARTIN JOHN MINYARD LANELL STEPHENS Favorites . . . Seafood, run- Favorites . . . Fried Favorites . . . Mexican ning around with the gang, Chicken, hiking in the can- Food, being with Roger, Mississippi Queen, Physics yons, I'm Eighteen, Trig Bridge Over Troubled Plans . . . College Plans . . . College Water, Trig Plans . . . Marriage .ff x - 9 R-HONDA SUTTON KAREN TIFFIN TIM WILSON Favorites - - - Steak and Favorites . . . Pizza and Dr. Favorites . . . Mexican baked POIHIOSS, being with Pepper, riding around, On1y Food, going to Church and friends and having a good Love can Break A Heart, concerts, Today, Library time- Get Ready, English Spanish Plans . . . College Plans . . . Texas Tech Uni- P13113 , , , Work versity X k I Senior Class Favorites DEBBIE CANTWELL and MIKE GRADY CLASS OFFICERS: President - Mark Hutsell Vice President - Mike Grady Secretary - Amy Birdwell Treasurer - Ioan Cross Reporter - Rhonda Sutton Parliamentarians - Jana Futch Micki Jasper I I Juniors Had a Wylie Bomar Butch Brannon Barry Bullock Rex Clayton 5 ,Y Jana Cross Craig Culwell I s w f Just another one of Wy1ie's expressions ! 1 4 4 1 f Q 4 4 , MJ Some Junior boys took a break from their typing while Mrs. Rampley wasn't watching. Hard-Working Year il' Q' fe !f1,,j J if Denise Culwell Gloria Fabela Barry Francis Lori Francis Connie Grimland Wendell Hardin Mike never did like to have his picture made qtopb. Barry Francis displays loyalty to the Class of 74. Tim Marshall David McCoy Virginia McCoy Victor McGavock Ty Wayne McMurtry Mike Montague Ann Offield Susie Parker Susie shows the other Junior girls gm -470 how to get through one of Mrs. Gates' antagonizing history classes. Ruben Ramirez Marshall Rauch Donna Stodghill Sharon Storie Rhonda Sweek f-v as Junior 3 Class Favorites B Lori Francis and David McCoy N1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Ty McMurtry - President: Donna Stodghill - Reporter: Susie Parker - Secretary and Treasurer: Barry Francis - Vice President. sy W Dee Arnold Able Asebedo Debbie Boling Kelly Bomar Tommy Bullock Mary Chris Cantwell Francis Cerbantes Reba Chappell Roma Clayton Ruth Ann Cline Oscar Crosslin Emilio Cruz Sophomores Believe Zane relaxes for a minute during the rodeo Cabovej. Pete and Tommy enjoy their lunch frightj . in Good Times A Celia, Scott, and Ruth Ann prepare for a party! t Tommy Davis Julie Dickerson Nanette Fitzgerald Scott Garvin Mikel Griffin Jill Hutsell Ricky Hutsell Scott Hutsell Pete Juarez Joe Maciel Celia Martin Zane Mayfield Todd Mclimsey Ricky Minyard Christi Norrhcun Brenda Payne Jean Reeves Merle Roehr Gary Storie Darla Strange Debra Thomas Harold Vaughn At 2 o'c1ock in the morning? 5 Cindy Walker Ted Wilson Ken Wood Dean Ziegler I E r : ff 5 :Sim was ff IV Y 1 'HSN Sophomore Class Favorites 0 'jigf Mikel D . Griffin and lfbnf Cindy Walker l- OFFICERS: CTop rowj Scott Hutsell - President, Ricky Hutsell - Parliamentarian, Mikel Griffin - Vice President. fFront rowj Ted Wilson - Treasurer, Jill Hutsell - Secretary, Mary Chris Cantwell - Parliamen tarian. Jeanette Arnold Kerri Arnold Marilyn Asebedo Debbie Boyd Andy Bullock Doris Cantwell Mary Casados Sammy Casados Lupe Chavez Karen Childress Randy Clay Darrell Crosslin Manuel Cruz Suzette Fitzgerald Nedra Flowers Becky Francis Danna Garvin Brett Gill Ann Hardin Clarence Ivory Randy Clay, Clayton Pigg, Ken Sarchet, and Brett Gill in the lab. E Involved Ski , i 2 2. 1 X s 'K - J, an-A 152239 'Q' yifxi i I 41 em? t ff HW' A 4 yy L w I H ttt ta L I f L ':: F , A, VV ' M, ff f ,,1. L L W---......4 'i', i 'VVV Lee Kline David Lewis Lupe Martinez Billy McGavock Sherri Mclimsey Retha Minyard Clayton Pigg Clinton Pigg Abe Pompa Debra Roehr Rhondell Rogers Ken Sarchet Tammy Stephens Debra Strange Mary Jo Thomas CC1ockwiseb Marilyn Asebedo, Randy Clay and a Freshman Class Meeting. +A- - - . . . ff 25,11 + + + + 'ny' fbfqfi. Freshman Class Favorites RANDY CLAY and BECKY FRANCIS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: David Lewis - Vice Presidentg Debbie Boyd - Secretary: Ken Sarchet - Treasurer: Clinton Pigg and Mary Jo Thomas - Parliarnemariansz Clayton Pigg - President. .h. fv-Q-Q-.-ww-f ' I have never had alfeeling politically that did spring from the Declaration of I would rather Abe e surrender it. 2111 Cheerleaders and Pep Squad Take Pride Jr. High cheerleaders lead the pep squad and students through a gd spirited season of both failure and 1 defeat. Leading cheers for S. J. H. S. were Cleft to rightj Susan Payne, Donna Rowell, Donna Dudley, Susan Northcutt, and Colleen Hutsell. 5 ., ...L ,, -sz, , X ' 'ull 4 Y- W' Head cheerleader was Donna Dudley. I? lf if ,W PEP SQUAD: CFront rowj Jennifer Martin, DeAnna Peel, YoVonna Marshall, Traci Mayfield, Bob Ann Whelchel, Kathryn Bomar, Roxanne Bullock, Mrs. Luhman, Robbie Martin - Sec. and Treas. , Lee Ann McMurtry - Pres. , Melody Boyd, Lisa Younger, Annette Minyard, Scotti Fleming. CSecond rowl Linda Hardin, Ramona Clay, Lori Wilson, Cilia Yharra, Doris Cabello, Ronda Grabbe, Lis Wristen, Carolyn Carey, Teresa Crosslin, Annette Fleming, Connie Rowell, Rosa Lee Perkins, Karen Martin. CThird rowj Kim Hutsell, Debbie Storie, Carol Cobb, Donna Hale, Rebbecca Reid, Tracy Gill, Karen Ziegler, Kim Cornett, Leslie Pigg, Ellen Hutsell, Lydia Younger, Becky Perkins, Beverly Boling, Paula Arnold, Patti Perkins. CFourth rowj JoJo Jarrett, Jeanette Reeves, Linda Vaughan, Dara Garvin, Margaret Crosslin,l Dar- lene Roberts, aney Cobb, Susan Grabbe, Faye Lynn Perkins, Shelia Wilkerson, Donna James. fFifth rowj olleen Hutsell, Susan Payne, Donna Dudley, Susan Northcutt, Donna Rowell. 104 l in Their Football Team Brad Zieler, number 20, captures the ball for the Jr. High Owls. 1 Si! 3 in ,,,,, 5 Q cv 4 ,a4,,e 1 4V4'A'A'A'A AVA A'A'A A'A A'A'A'A A'A A'A'6'5'l'5'O CFront rowb Gary Turner, Charles Casados, David Strange, Clayton Fowler, Carl Wilson, Bill Reid, Jeff Jones, Darrell Reynolds, Augustine Fabela. CMidd1e rowj Jeff Tiffin, Jack Robertson, Jimmy Wilson, Jackie Vaughn, Johnny Ortega, Brent Brannon. Brad Ziegler, Donald Thomas, Danny Perkins. 4Top rowj Wayne Hutsell, Dane Mayfield, Mitchell Roehr, Brent Bean, Jace Francis, Ronnie Hale, James Kitchens, Mike Martin, Wes Fleming. irls' Basketball CFront rowj Darlene Roberts, Maragret Crosslin, Donna Rowell, Susan Grabbe, Lee Ann McMurtry. fBack rowj Robbie Martin, Dara Garvin, Jeanette Reeves, Donna Dudley, Janie Cobb, Ruby Jo Jarrett. J mwwmnnu CFront rowj Coach Holland, Carol Cobb, Kim Hutsell, Lydia Younger, Beverly Boling, Colleen Hutsell. CBack rowj Susan Payne, Arlene Lavy, Linda Vaughn, Mignone Rauch, Brenda Cantwell, Becky Perkins. Boys' Basketball 'swf VARSITY TEAM: CFront rowb Brent Bean, Jack Robertson, Esbardo Cruz, Jace Francis, Jackie Vaughn, Coach Carter. CBack rowj David Strange, Danny Perkins, Darrell Reynolds, Gary Turner. B-TEAM: CFront rowb James Kitchens, Dayne Mayfield, Carl Wilson, Jeff Jones, Bill Reid. CBack rowb Jimmy Wilson, Ronald Graves, Mike Martin, Augustine Fabela. Brent Bean Roy Brooks Rosario Chavez Janey Cobb Bobby Crosslin Margaret Crosslin Donna Dudley Amabilia Espanosa Augustine Fabela Lesa Francis Wes Fleming Dara Garvin Cirilda Garza Susan Grabbe Ronnie Hale Kent Holt Ruby Jo Jarrett Jeff Jones Robbie Martin Dayne Mayfield Lee Ann McMurtry Susan Northcutt Danny Perkins Carlos Pompa Jeanette Reeves Bill Reid Darrell Reynolds Darlene Roberts Jack Robertson Donna Rowell Eighth GIHdC CCONCLUDEDJ David Strange 'Q Donald Thomas Jeff Tiffin Gary Turner Carl Wilson Jimmy Wilson -gf Brad Ziegler y'ffl ,jx Seventh Grade Mrs. Holland Mr. Reynolds Paula Arnold Beverly Boling Brent Brannon I Brenda Cantwell Charles Casados Julie Chavez Carol Cobb Esbordo Cruz Clayton Fowler Jace Francis Jim Gates Donna Grabbe Ronnie Graves Colleen Hutsell Kim Hutsell Wayne Hutsell Donna James James Kitchens Arlene Lavy Lillie Maciel Mike Martin Jaun Ortega Obelia Patino Susan Payne Becky Perkins Faye Lynn Perkins Mignone Rauch Mark Reeves Mitchell Roehr Debbie Storie Cheryl Tiffin Jackie Vaughn Linda Vaughn Sheila Wilkinson Marsha Yancey SCVC111111 GI'3d6 CCONCLUDEDJ 'UQ' f P 1 'x Lydia Younger 'T' Sixth Grade Mrs. Martin Mrs. Davis CQ V57 'S all up- ' Sandy Aguilar Kyle Bean Melody Boyd Rodney Bullock Bryan Burson Caroline Carey Ramona Clay Bruce Clayton Kim Cornett Teresa Crosslin Sylvia Cruz Kirk Durham Bobby Edwards Arturo Fabela Annette Fleming Dave Francis Frank Galan Tino Galan Tracy Gill Ronda Grabbe Donna Hale Linda Hardin Michael Holt Ellen Hutsell Elliot Hutsell Jennifer Lavy Gaylene Little Refugio Martinez Tommy Marvin Doug Mclimsey I ames Mercer Annette Minyard Brook Nuckels James Patton Thomas Perkins Leslie Pigg Heraclio Rameriz Juan Ramirez Rebecca Reid Mitchell Simpson Larry Stephens Davey Thomas Lori Wilson Twila Wood Liz Wristen QQ.-.it-s. Q- 1. Q ,gk Je ,4 Elementar The winning of freedom is not to be compared to the winning of a game - with the victory re- corded forever in history. Freedom has its life in .the hearts, the actions, the spirit of men and so it must he daily earned and refreshed . . . N Dwight D. Eisenhower lf , f- Q V , V, -We W , ' I , V- , - ,wp f W f ff ' ' N' ,Mmyf ww 'if' , if-1' , 'I'-7, tj f- an fbi WM at email, Gabby Aguilar Kathryn Bomar Paul Brannon Roxanne Bullock Doris Cabello Prisliano Charles Lisa Childress Cruz Chavez Kelly Comer Mikel Cornett Diji Couch Kath Eiland Scotti Fleming Cam Forbes Melissa Greenhaw Marilyn Hardin Greg Hill Johnny Klein Mark Klein Kenny Little Yovonna Marshall Jennifer Martin Karen Martin Traci Mayfield Nicky Mclimsey Bobby McPherson Diana Ortega De Anna Peel Patti Perkins Rose Lee Perkins Fifth Grade Mrs. Crabb Mrs. Watson Fifth Gf3dC CCONCLUDEDJ Bob Ann Whelchel Brenda Yancey Cilia Ybarra Fourth rade Mrs. Payne Zane Reagan Monte Roehr Connie Rowell John Segura Carol Stodghill Jo Ed Arnold Brenda Boling Robert Boyd Roger Cantwell John Clark Penny Cogdell Nora Davila Andy Fabela Kimberly Fitzgerald Bob Galan Kathy Galan Brent Grabbe Cynthia Hale Shelly Harris Dewayne Hightower Donald Holt Brandon Jarrett Eddie Johnson Gena Malone Diana Martinez Staci Mayfield Lori Mercer Sally Northcutt Mark Patton Deborah Peel Walter Perkins Elsa Ramirez Bill Settle Susie Tipton David Vaughn Erma Aguilar Bob Arnold Irma Barrerra Casey Bean George Cavazos Jolanda Clayton Jesse Cruz Donald Curry Irma Davila Blaine Eddleman Barbara Edwards Cynthia Edwards Danny Eiland Jim Estes Katy Francis Paul Galan Lupe Garcia Eber Gill Michael Greenhaw Michael Hill Phillip Holt Gary Juarez LeAnne Little Leona Marvin Kelly McMurtry Vicki McJimsey Ramon Ortega Mary Patino Don Perkins Stacy Robertson Scotty Roberts Bryan Schott Jimmy Stone DeAnn Strange Melinda Sutton Roland Asebedo Kerry Baird Cindy Bullock Grace Chavez Rank Cogdell Tad Cornett Hellen Davila Cary Fleming Tony Flores Denee Ford Dena Green Floyd Hightower Ronnie Johnston David Landry Alice Maciel Ricky Maciel Mitcheal Martin Tandy Mclimsey Judy Northcutt Dario Montelongo Tarri Thomas Dwain Tipton Greg Whelchel Delinda Ziegler Thifd Cf1'21dC CCONCLUDEDJ CSc-:cond Gradej Mrs. Bean 1 SCCO1'1d GI3dC CCONCLUDEDJ First Grade Mrs. Elms hs., Shane Reagan Jan Reynolds Chris Sperry Missy Wristen Jessie Ortega Craig Patton Eric Patton Amy Perkins Ida Ramirez Donna Boling Leo Cavazos Todd Clayton Michael Curry Rosa Davila Tammi Edwards Rudy Flores Jim Forbes Oscar Galan Sonya Greenfield Monroe Hill Mary Holt Diane Jacobs Warren Jarrett Sandie Jolly O Donna Lavy Angela Lowery Joe Martinez Jena McFa11 Belia Montelongo Trenda Nuckles Bieatres Ortega Shane Perkins Osbaldo Pompa Judy Segura First GI3dC CCONCLUDEDJ Martin Segura Danny Thomas Tim Wilson Junior High and Elementary Choir I Students learn to play the guitar as a result of Mr. Lanham's new project Cleft and bottom rrhtj. Second grade students presented a Chinese program, one of the special performances flower lefty. i Junior High and Elementar Interscholastic Lea ue Lisa Francis ----- Kim Hutsell ---- Brenda Cantwell- David Strange-- Gary Turner --- Donna Rowell --- Lydia Younger -- Jace Francis ---- Darrell Reynolds- Susan Grabbe ----- ---- Susan N orthcutt - Bill Settle ------- - ---- Third -Second First ---- Penny Cogdell--- ---- ---- Jennifer Martin ---- ----- Robbie Yarbrough Eddie Johnston ----- Roger Cantwell ---- Stacy Robertson --- Kelly McMurtry--- Arturo Fabela --- Ronda Grabbe --- Linda Hardin ---- Tracy Gill ------ Susan Northcutt --- Kim Hutsell ----- Susan Grabbe ---- Mignone Rauch ---- - - - -Ready Writing - - - -Ready Writing - - - -Ready Writing - - - - -Oral Reading - - - - -Oral Reading - - - - -Oral Reading - - - - -Oral Reading - - - -Number Sense - - - -Number Sense - - - -Number Sense - - - -Number Sense - - - - Picture Memory - - - -Picture Memory - - - -Picture Memory - - - - Picture Memory - - - - Picture Memory - - - -Picture Memory - - - -Story Telling --------------Story Telling 5th and 6th Grade Spelling 5th and 6th Grade Spelling 5th and 6th Grade Spelling 5th and 6th Grade Spelling 7th and 8th Grade Spelling 7th and 8th Grade Spelling 7th and 8th Grade Spelling 7th and 8th Grade Spelling 3 E 3. E2 '94- E I' r il' 1 u 'ia'-..... ., , - ,-,,,,, tum... ' , ,L -f-1' ' f 'P 'ff , Adverusers '5Where liberiy dwells, there is my country Benjamin Franklin BRISCOE CDUNTY NEWS WE ARE PROUD OF THE LOYALTY AND SPIRIT OF THE STUDENTS OF S.H.S. f ' L A LMA MA TER On the boundless plains of Texas Neath a clear blue sky Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go by r Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, ' Let our voices ring. l We will praise thee everlasting : - 5 Hail, all hail, we sing. A - When we travel life's long journey, -T - We will think of thee - Qt I . g f Q ' ll. l I- Z-'PQ f ' As the symbol of our makin Faithful we will be K 2 9376? W gi. . -Q Il C. ENT, IN EM PL IM ON PS THOM Y JOHN Dllll ELS erton, Tex Silv BRISCOE COUNTY COURT HOUSE VINSON SMITH County Sheriff MILDRED J. REID County Treasurer SPONSORED BY BRISCOE COUNTY OFFICIALS J. W. LYON, JR. BERTHA PAVLICEK County Attorney County Clerk M. G. MORELAND ARTHUR J. MCJIMSEY County Judge Tax-Assessor Collector E C5 EQ DH QU-I 22 'U-J v-I D-4 O2 Dir-1 M GEORGE MARTIN'S WHITE QUARTZ ROCK 3 F 7 1: 3 Q f ai WW V11 ,.,,,, , SILVERTON YOUNG HOMEMAKERS boi' '73, s '31 li' , .LQ Q . Y ' ALZZLQ '11 2 EX Q' '22, '? 'H1...f:- rp CREED We, the Young Homemakers of Texas seek to strengthen the bonds of family with knowledge, integrity, love, understanding and Faith in God in order that our home may be established in the firm foundation of our community, State, Nation and the World Upholding the right of ea h c individual to dream to work and to assume the privileges and responsibilities of the d ' emocratic way of life. 129 'siss- L. E. DAVIS DRILLING AND PUMP Silverton, Texas BUD,S GROCERY AND MARKET .Q K N BA ATE ST ST IR F Qikw lk t I PRAIRIE CATTLE AND GRAIN CO. CUSTOM CATTLE FEEDERS IN THE HEART OF THE GRAIN AND PACKER BELT Tulia, Texas Computerized bookkeeping service on the premises Instant market news by teletype Constant flow fresh water system Automatic sprinkler system New, modern facilities and mill 31,000 capacity Landing strip at Feedlot, approximately 25 miles from Plainview VOR on 330 degree radial DWANE LOVE I W SAM KIRK General Mgr, ZIXZI7 Mgr. Cattle CO. 806!995-4146 IA I A 806!627-3000 . Or 806!995-4410 - i W I - N,.. ., ,.,-. ,NW , ........ t........N..J FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH WELCOME Youth director - Doug Yarbrough Pastor - Larry Wilson 'T igbfl ' 3 Ffa L - in k a . C 3 4 1 u uuu trra 1 1 A L SILVERTON HILL FARM SUPPLY AUT0 PARTS SEQ! .,,, ... f igiffi mul I I 7 f QW V W fi , if ' QL 1 3' 1 Vx I Ji- si , id f i f Fi' , ,r . Wx .5 HY + E 1 1 in H . 5 W! W ff 'sd 'lk v,- ,- is '-1 3 fr, nk' 5 'L Q . s 4- ,R 'Zw 'Z 4 M l uma g . V I . -, .,,, 5 W s Aff ,Wag-vw, Uv 2 'Z ag? ix . 9 2 CQ ,, V. 75 Tulia, Texas Phone: 627-3101 . , .: . Q,.:,,, -X m 'h I 1 if e C I IN AND 0UT HESTER AND SON DRIVE IN GULF LALLIE PATTON - owner , Phone: 4151 Silverton, Tex. Sllvertom Texas 1e eee ee e ee eee eee e iee ee e eel,ee ee eei,ee eeeleeee5ee1iee eeieee ieoe I ' I ff-I' n e iluqni CHURCH OF CHRIST Silverton, Texas :av EL i LEGAL - EFFECTIVE - FAIR A HEALTH AGRICULTURE, A PROSPEROUS COUNTY - TO THIS END WE ARE DEDICATED FROM COUNTY TO CORNING DON'T WORK AGAINST YOUR NEIGHBOR JOIN NFO AND WORK WITH THEM! THE ONLY INSURANCE NFO CAN OFFER YOU IS A BETTER PRICE FOR YOUR PRODUCTS! .. .. - ' 55 L I- U ll i -gf 4 ....,..,. A IX A A . A I LaL a , I 'x IEE TX I it I, --f I 3- :se A fn- ' UQ I 'ri ' fi! il V ,,......,. .fi V 7 . at L' Q Riff -I an IV , . I 1 f6ZSE:1'f3'-Birth! 'G-3945 ke- L 5 V A-M 1 '- - if-sez:-eaeaafeuy,-i,.,,-. . , V V. 1 YOU ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Silverton, Texas Pastor - Reverend James Futch Sunday School Superintendent - Frank Hunt Treasurer - Jack Strange Chairman of the Board - M. G. Moreland Ph E FARLEY'S FLOWERS 8L VARIETY one: 2251 Quitaque, Texas MERRELL FOOD Quitaque, Texas 0 . 7 , 5 J. , LA , , A u.f-aw! -? '..,,,4 PAYMASTER GIN Box 356 Quitaque, Texas 2E4 K Tfi eQzz.iffixm .,,. b:,,1f,2-', i ,g,l g ,,,1 mg -,': ,,,. fvi ,,Ez 5 ,:Q2 5 Quitaque, Texas JOHN WILKERSON FORD Tulia, Texas l x M 1 6 f 1 X E1 x T' 5 ..x...', ff -- Q? 5 O , 1 : PRUITT 66 SERVICE Highway 86 Phone: 3451 Silverton, Texas 40 HEARD AND JONES DRUG Tulia, Texas 101 East Broadway phone: 995-3551 1 I, ' , 1' , .. 'f t 5'5i 5 - 0 Q 0 ,lz H , , 1 'N 'H SPUDNUT SHOP Phone: 995-4100 N. HWY 87 Tulia, Texas AMBURN,S 1 E. Broadway one: 995-3563 Tulia, Texas i T Q 53 4 .J S1 fr ' Q ' BATES SHOE STORE CLUWER JEWELRY E. Broad y Tulia, Texas Tulia Texas i TULIA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 3 F,-'oM,,,,,,., Mud? alll AM .,...---4- ..4-pn.. V Wm V X W if as lm, Ifilb r Zslil CITY T AILORS DORIS and DUD Phone: 3651 Silverton, Texas SILVERTON FUNERAL HOME Silverton, Texas ww , 51' s SILVERTON GIN INC. MINIT GRQCERY Silverton, Texas H0UfSi 10-10 Ph : 6201 Silverton, T M. ASHEL , , MQDANIEL TEXACO Silverton, Texas TAYLOR-EVANS SHAMROCK FARM STORE SERVICE CENTER Distributors for Shamrock Products in Swisher and Briscoe Counties CEAS VVHL PCWVER THE FUTURE imagine a small cabinetesize unit in your home that produces all the electricity you need. Well, such silent, efficient Gas fuel cells already exist and have proved themselves in actual operation. They are the same in principle as those now powering our spacecraft. Research is proving that the most economical way to produce energy is to convert piped Gas at the point of use. But that isn't surprising because Gas is almost pure PI O N E E R energy. NATURAL GAS comm-.Ny 3 --.- .1,,. 5 ., . . 1i :T i nw 1 TULIA HERALD ,E .W .. We i'- , if . ' J Tuha, Texas K :sf 5 SERVICE ELEVATORS CITY DRUG STORE Silverton, Texas Tulia, Texas Sinai' I I v e . iw NANCE'S FOOD STORE Silverton, Texas I I I I I I I I I I RAY TEEPLE FEEDLOT PURINA BULK FEEDS, CATTLE AND HOG HEALTH AIDS STOCKERS EOR SALE - CATTLE WORKING PENS AVAILABLE BONDED STATE INDEPENDENT PUBLIC WEIGHER Delivery Service On All Feeds - Ralston Purina Credit On All Approved Accounts Backgrounding Pens Available CHECK WITH US FOR YOUR FEED NEEDS RAY TEEPLE PERRY BRUNSON 847-4945 SILVERTON, TEXAS 847-4947 46 ff? it 2 5 fx E s J r wx, 1 .5 ,.1fw,:W.:,,-1.uf.h.- zriii f Q A , Z. 7? -L fri 'L' 1 ' V' A 1,, i K K- W, I ,,1,X.,:: 5 ' f . Q' l wg A M1 , 1 , W 34 ,........,. N ,mf kv I , - V ,Q 'z J Y , f . 1. f'r I 6 x A ' ,' Q R ' V'f' C 1 -'- x J 1 k 1 sk - K' , I W 1 X' , M. lx- 'Us- - . ,wA,,wx.gQ Hg! M K . -im. ,A 'Q ., ,nam fm k V V 1. .. zy 1 v :L gg ., ..... . 7 ' ' ' ,, . f ffiff1 ' fifsfff' f + 0 n , 3 . 'FM k E .,..,,...::,,..,.:, 3 F MERLENE'S W M FLOWERS AND GIFTS Silverton, Texas 'Q' . 1.. .Q- ' D . My V, E 55? Q., , f fe X q,. 3' 1-'lam 4 Q 7-'3:.':'1 H Q JACK'S PHARMACY Silverton,-Texas JONE'S DEPARTMENT STORE The store for young people of all agesu ,E fs 0 as seats H M' BWARE BROWN'S HARDWARE Silverton, Texas 5 RHODE PIPE COMPANY 48 Phone 823- 5401 Texas Silverton, Except the worst weather and even then we don't stay down for long. The people who own and' operate the electric cooperative pioneered rural electricity in the areas they serve. On those rare occasions when ice, tornadoes or hurricanes damage the system, they have a backlog of skilled helpers, theirown fine people, plus the 3000 skilled workmen employed by the other 76 member-owned electric cooperatives of the state. They help put us back in the saddle in a hurry. li .. Swisher Electric Cooperative Km 9 M5 HEADQUARTERS IN TULIA fill' BB 14 BILLY TURNER WELDING Custom Cotton Stripping and Spraying SOUTHWESTERN CARL TIDWELL PUBLIC SERVICE TRUCKING AND MOTOR CO. Silverton, Texas P.O. Box 902 Silverton, Texas 806-823-6251 PLAINVIEW PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Silverton, Texas EL 'Www EI I A x 1 5:3 Y .- FIRST NATIO- NAL BANK Quitaque, Texas GRABBE SIMPSON CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE RICE'S ASSEMBLY OF GOD 6'The Friendly Church Invites YOU Quitaque, Texas To Attend Their Servicesf' , . ,,.,,, . I X V I M l T and F Q S F A Q.: l'1 I GIN N INC- Silverton, Texas A A 1-. .sf-W ff' , Q' - -wwlsn. ' iv. MS i K - 1 1 Tim-Nl' f 5 I sv- :,. fy., ,Q i . I I, . .. , . f . 1 , ?5sif ...' - - I H -s:f':f: --:- .-ff .. A:.. 1 ,-g:,f5,g-g.:,fv -. '.gf'.. H ,f-1 g,f,,5, -In-,,. .ff .I fm. STARK INSURANCE WILSON AND NICHOLS AGENCY LUMBER COMPANY Quitaque, Texas Tuha, Texas 4 J ERRY'S MOBILE Silverton, Texas Sk 'f Y' x,..L i V- -' f' f X- 4 -1 1-1 , T' T T ' - T, W e-f ' A , . fam . ,A .A eeee BRISCOE COUNTY FARM BUREAU Silverton, Texas This is Another Product of 12.0. Box 578 SILVERTON, TEX. 79257 PH. AC 806-823-4021 TULIA AUTO PARTS SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS GOES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1973 Q HUNT'S X f BARBER 'GCITY CAFE Q' SHOP Silverton, Texas ul I , I O- 2 0 Silverton, Texas EARL COSBY MOTOR FOGERSON ff' Co. LUMBER 300 N. 87 Ave. AND SUPPLY Q U T 1 T -' Q 1 G .I Silverton, Texas , AYNE'S 2 XSIRIVE IN J. E. MINYARD Q91 FARM IMPLEMENTS l33'l1lJrIiL'8979A?l4lZ61 Silverton, Texas T 1 T MORRISON 5EiCi?gIKB GIFT 85 DRUO FOODS KX Ph ne: 455-2121 Quitaque, Te Turkey, Texas TIFFIN'S 1253451-'jI13Ig0N DEPARTMENT STORE COMPANY Phone: 823-3591 Silverton, Texas Silverton, T DONNA GREEN'S BEAUTY SHOP Silverton, Texas RKHTTON ffjfgiyw' VE KEEPON PEACE TRUCKIN, fri' f f Q gf-uvcci I V -L--f ff BEEP BEEP TO THE MA D O O D X A CJ KA f WORLD! WALLACE D 0 f a BYE ROGER 1 X Q FOREVER K X 5 MAJ -v f x X 1 r 4 W , V, X Q x X Autographs 5 u x, xxgy ky X gf W KV K A f Xvxff W xx fr 1 1 w , ' U f xi ' SX VK r X N X 1 ,N Ut I Xgf X V RL I j A XALBX kj KN Z1-1, VV Y L ,w Kfv L xv' X XV , Autographs The 1972-73 school days end with many memories to be treasured and forgotten and promises that the best is yet to come! ' 1 1 c 4 1 I 1 1 1 1 ,r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ts 1 I I 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 I 1