Skyline High School - Origin Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 406 of the 1974 volume:

fxo ax . Jr' 'p-dl, JbOnc y cAa, i a 03 '■v c '0 f srvu-oJ Ajff - CLASS PH15IDEIIT THE ORIGIN 1974 SKYLINE Dallas, Texas Volume IV TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction.......................Page 4 Dedication...........................Page 12 Administration and Faculty........Page 16 Personality..........................Page 36 Organization.........................Page 68 Classes.........................Page 182 Seniors......................Page 184 Juniors......................Page 233 Sophomores...................Page 255 Sports..........................Page 276 Student Life....................Page 328 2 3 (1) a living being (2) the people and activities of a given time, or in a given setting or class. (3) all that is experienced by an individual during his existence . . . Webster Dictionary Life is a silhouette. It has an origin and a destiny. It reflects all of its encounters but exists of its own mat- ter. Life bursts into existence like the dawning of spring and bows gra- ciously out like the crestfallen autumn. Life is . . . Pride and Unity for some things and . . . looking at the world through your own point of view for other things. . . . having peace within if not without. 7 . . . trying to escape reality. Tears and fears and feeling proud. To say I love you right out loud. Dreams and schemes and circus crowds. I've looked at life that way. But now old friends are acting strange. They shake their heads, they say I've changed. But something’s lost but something's gained. In living ev’ry day. I've looked at life from both sides now. From win and lose and still somehow It's life's illusions I recall; I really don't know life at all. — Joni Mitchell Vj Vjt 9 Life is. . . 10 . . . being 1 and knowing it. L 11 . . . carrying someone else's load. Mrs. Nita Burks, '74 Dedicafee Life Is ... being a Skyline counselor. It is dedicating your life to help aim other lives in the right direction. Being a concerned counselor is not just an eight to four job. It involves taking your job home, not leaving it at the doorsteps but finding a special place to work out a solution to each problem you have encountered during the day. Being a Skyline counselor is f knowing each of your students individually and realizing that a student is not a numberl It is keeping your head together while listening to a frantic student. Being a Skyline counselor is £ enriching the lives of many students through your love and sacrifice. This is life for Nita Burks. 13 . . . checking out a new scene. ■ MbN . . . full of disguises. . . . giving a smile. 7 . . . up, sharing someone else’s problems, doing your own thing, being a senior '75, getting up before sunrise, going to class, doing your homework, taking care of your own business, being responsible, having an afro, find- ing a date, skipping class, down, being a senior '76, getting caught, nothing but a thing, not having your assign- ment, Nixonized, joy, being blond, victory, never missing a day out of school, being someone else, being brown sugar, coming in at sunrise, being irresponsible, defeat, getting rid of someone, having a love jones, being your- self, something, and SENIOR '7411! Life is everything; whether you like or not. . . AND THKTJs WO OVUb Life to a teacher is an unending challenge to influence others in a positive way. By imparting knowledge, enthusiasm, and concern, a teacher touches the lives of his students. Certainly, life is rewarding when a teacher sees that a student is thinking and considering the ideas which are pres- ented to him. Life for a teacher is definitely a challenge. — Judy Yarbro 16 17 While a student at Skyline, your days were filled with school bells, chalk dust, history, math, sports, and throwing bubble gum into the wastebasket. But when each of you finish school, you will at that moment start out on another great adventure . . . be it college or the world of work. It could be an adventure that might carry you across oceans or across town. Perhaps an adventure or life of com- plete happiness, or one which includes wars, trag- edy, and sorrow. When you leave school you will learn that education is what you have after you have forgotten the facts. The few years that you have been with us, we trust you have learned that for every scoundrel there is a hero, for every enemy there is a friend, that every nickel earned is of far more value than a dollar found, and you will know that men and women of other nations and races have hopes, fears, and ambitions which are not so different from our own. To you who care enough to ask where the best opportunities for the future lie, we must answer quickly, “They exist within people themselves. ” FRANK GUZICK, Principal Administrative Team GENE F. BRANDENBURGER Program Facilitator, CDC WELDON GRIFFITH Manager, Career Development Center RALPH BURKE B. C. COX Coordinator, Staff Development Director, Adult Education CHARLES L. FISHER Resource Administrator WILLIAM W. KIDD Assistant Principal THOMAS KRUECK JACK W. LAWLESS Research and Evaluation Assistant Principal LARRY FLORES Administrative Intern WILL F. LOWRANCE Coordinator, Student Activities 19 DOROTHY BRUCE Counselor SHIRLYY BISSETT Counselor PATRICIA BALL Counselor, Adult Education VERA R. HAYDEN Counselor REBECCA LYONS Counselor JAMES H. MALONE Principal, Adult Education MAUDE ALICE SMALL Counselor LOIS MARSHALL Counselor REBECCA STRICKLAND Counselor HAZEL WYLIE Adult Education 21 Faculty ADAMS, DAVID E., JR. Grophic ADAMS, JAMES Graphics AHLFINGER, JUDY Homemaking AKBAR, GRACE English AKINS, LINDA Journalism ANDERSON, BETTY JO Chemistry ARMSTRONG, A. B. Sheet Metal ARNOLD, DOLORES Drama ATWOOD, GARY A. Science BAKER, STANLEY Distributive Education BANKS, MARY LOU Study Hall BARTON, DAVID Music, Band BATTLES, MARY Mathematics BAUER, KEITH L. Aeronautics BEACH, JAMES W. Horticulture BIELSS, OTTO W. Mathematics BLAIR, VIRGINIA Home and Family Living BLOOMFIELD, HELEN L. Vocational Nursing BOLTON, GLENNA Deaf Education BOYD, MICHAEL C. Biology BRANDENBURG, BARBARA Deaf Education BRITTON, THERESA Biology BROADFOOT, ROSALYN Psychology BROOKS, IRENE Social Science BROWN, HUGH Physics BROWN, JOHN R. Aeronautics BROWN, MICHAEL Mathematics BRUNSON, ROY Plastics CARLSTRAND, GLENN Deaf Education CARR, TRAVIS I., II Social Science 23 BARATTI, CATHY Social Science CAWYER, CARRIE HARIENE Deaf Education CHISM, ODELL Food Management CLAY, CLAUDIA KITTERLIN Business COLE, HANNAH Latin, English COLEMAN, GLEN Appliance Repair COLLINS, BILLY Deaf Education COLYER, NORMAN L„ SR. Cinematography COOPER, MARIE English CRAWLEY, H. W. Welding CREEL, CAROLYN German, English CUNNINGHAM, PATRICIA D. Deaf Education DALE, ROBERT Electronics DAVIS, FRANCES Biology DAVIS, TRAVIS Plumbing DAWSON, DWAIN Physical Education DEIKE, ROSE Mathematics DICKERSON, JIMMY Apprentice Training DICKSON, EUNICE Study Hall DIGBY, HELEN Spanish DIGGS, PHEEBIA A. Child Professions DOUGLAS, SHARON Mathematics DUKE, DEBRA Child Professions DU MAR, VIRGINIA Spanish, French DUNCAN, T. D. Social Science DYSART, LELAND Drafting EARLE, DOROTHY English EASLEY, GLENN Quality Control EDISON, ROBERT E. Social Science ELDER, JANET English, Reading ELLIOT, CHARLES Music EVANS, DOROTHY Fashion EVERETT, JULIE SLOAN Spanish EZAR, JOEL Biology, Athletics FAGAN, FRED M. Deaf Education 24 All our men use English Leather! FAULKNER, F. L. Diesel Mechanics FERGUSON, BOBBIE Speech, Debate FERRIN, NANCY Social Science FIELDER, ALVIN C. Carpentry FRANCHELL, JAN Vocational Nursing FREEMAN, VAUEAN Bricklaying FULLER, JENNIE V. English GARRETT, VIRGINIA M. Dental Technology GASTON, LUCRECIA Curriculum GATEWOOD, R. L. Mathematics GORDON, BETTY B. Vocational Nursing GRANT, VERLETHER S. Home making GRAYSON, NANCY Man and His Environment GREATHOUSE, EARL R. Biology GROSS, MARVIN Hebrew 25 GUIER, HARRY Social Science HARRISON, PHILIP P. Aviation, Moth HAVENS, MARY KAY Fashion Merchandising HAYES, MARTY Music HENDERSON, EUGENE R. I.C.T. GUYNES, STEVEN J. Art, Anthropology HALE, ALICE Deaf Education HAMMER, JANE Business HANCOCK, ETHEL M. Cosmetology HANYS, MIRIAM Deaf Education HODGE, WILLIE BURKE World Languages HODGE, WILLIE MAE English HUGGINS, JAMES E. Biology HUGHES, HAROLD Social Science, Athletics HUGHES, SHERMAN Mathematics, Athletics HULL, MARGARET Visual Arts HUTSON, JACK Machine Shop JACKSON, PETRICIOUS Health, Physical Education JONES, ROBERT F. Mill-Cabinet JORDAN, CARLEEN Child Professions KAUFFMAN, MICHAEL Television Arts KIDD, PATRICIA Medical Careers KOEPKE, KIM Deaf Education LALOR, JANICE MARIE Biology LA MOUNTAIN, BARBARA Business 26 LANE, PATRICIA Social Science LEWIS, DUB Athletics LLOYD, JAMES F. English, Journalism LLOYD, SHEILA Business LUCAA, SANDRA Speech LAXSON, TONI English LAZIDIS, MARIA World Languages LEATH, CHARLIE Deaf Education LEATHERWOOD, LAURA Business LEERSSEN, DAVID B. Electronics LUCAS, HERBERT E. Aeronautics LUNSFORD, TERRY LAWRENCE Architecture LYLES, BRENDA Typing McCORMICK, MARY OOU French McCOY, RUTH Social Science McCLOTHIN, VIVIAN Study Hall McKEE, VERA Cosmetology McLAIN, ANNIE L. Child Professions MATLOCK, CLIFFORD Typing MAY, WILLIAM V. Music MENEFEE, HELEN HAYES English MILES, THEO COTTON Social Science, Athletics MILLER, RAY T. Mechanics MILLER, SYLVIA V. Mathematics MILLINER, JOYCE M. English 27 MITCHELL, RAYMOND A. Auto Mechanics MOORE, BENNIE Deaf Education MOULDER, ANNA Vocational Nursing MYRICK, JODIE Business NELSON, GLENDA Business NEWMAN, JACK Photography NIEDECKEN, PAT English NORTON, BUD Visual Arts O'NEAL, WILLIAM E. Industrial Arts PATTERSON, PATRICIA Mathemotics PATTI, CHARLES Plastics PEREZ, MANUEL Social Science PETTY, ALLEN E. Advanced Science PHILLIPS, JOE Dental Technology PLEDGER, LEON Visual Arts 28 My girdle is killing me! Smilel You're on Candid Camera! PORET, B. J. Mathematics PRESLEY, RAY W. CVAE Coordinator PRYOR, JIMMIE Cosmetology PUTNEY, TRUE N. Aeronautics RAGAR, LUCILLE Business RAINS, 2ELDA Study Hall RAKESTRAW, WILLIAM E. Aeronautics RICHARD, META Fashion ROBERTS, REBECCA English ROGERS, IRENE Mathematics ROSE, MARGARET Drama, English ROUNTREE, J. ROBERT German, Audiovisual RYBAK, CHARLOTTE Counselor SALTER, VIRGINIA Computer Technology SAMS, JETTIE A. Physical Education 29 Some kids just never grow upl SAMUELS, JACQUELIN M. Reading SANDBERG, C. R. Chemistry SAPP, GARY Composer-in-Residence SCHERMERHORN, BOB Social Science SCHULTZ, FRANCES Music SCHUESSLER, ANN Man and His Environment SCHWEND, GORDON R. Automotive Technology SHANNON, MARILYN English SHIPPEY, JANIS Deaf Education SIDDALL, MARGARET Vocational Office SIMONS, MSG. JULIAN ROTC SIMS, EVELYN J. Social Science SKIPPER, TOMMIE DEAN Physical Education SLEDGE, RUBY Business SLOANE, DAVID A. Electronics 30 SMITH, CYNTHIA Mathematics SMITH, JERRY J. Aeronautics SMITH, ROBERT ROTC SMITH, VICKI English SPANN, JOHN R. Photogrophy STAPP, BETTY Medical Technology STEPHENS, CYRIL C. Building Trades STRONG, JOE L. Chemistry SWOPE, JOHN D. Architecture TABOR, JIM Visual Art TARRANT, HARRELL Drafting TATE, PEGGY Music TAYLOR, FLORENCE Child Professions THOMAS, BILLIE M. Social Science TUDOR, JOHN Mon and His Environ VANDERSLICE, ELLEN Deaf Education VELTMAN, PHILIP A. Physical Education WALDRIP, BEN T.V. Production WALTON Mathematics WARREN, DARLENE W. Vocational Nursing A- 7— tion .{,1 ' BEN oduction I, LM.. WATTS, HOWARD D. Electronics WHITE, WILLIAM F. Music WILLIAMS, BECKY Deaf Education WILLIAMS, FLORETHA R. Visual Arts WILLIS, DOROTHY M. Teacher Aide WIMPEE, THOMAS E. English WITTENSTEIN, GAIL L. Spanish WOODS, BARBARA Typing, Bookkeeping WRIGHT, MARSHA Social Science TARBRO, JUDY Social Science YOUNG, BILL Computer Technology ZIDERMANIS, AUDRIS Biology, Swimming ZINN, JAMES F. Television Production 31 ACKER, LINDA Principal's Clerk ELLIS, BILLIE Attendance Clerk EVANS, PEGGY ANN Teacher Aide FERGUSON, SARAH A. Library Clerk GABRIEL, NELDA Attendance Clerk GIBSON, BIRDIE L. Audio-Visual HOPKINS, NORMAN F. Building Operator INGALLS, MOLLIE JEAN Custodial Helper 2 KILMER, KAROL J. Principal's Secretary LEE,ELSIE LEE Data Controller LEWIS, ELNORA PBX Operator McCOLLUM, ANN Attendance Clerk BRIGDON, DAVID C. Assistant Building Operator BROOM, JO ANN Principal's Secretary BRUTON, JUDY Attendance Clerk CLAIBORNE, MARY LOU Library Clerk COLLINS, BILLY Teacher Aide COOKE, SUZY Attendance Clerk COWSAR, BETTY Clerk DUNCAN, JACKIE M. Teacher Aide EATON, YVONNE Library Clerk McCullough, fran Library Clerk 32 MC ElVANY, T. H. Maintenance MARCONTEl, MARILYN Nurse MATHIS, GLORIA 8. Counselor's Clerk MAXWELL, KITTY Counselor's Clerk MILLER, JOY E. Principal's Secretary MILES, RUTH Data Processing MOFFITT, MARY Teacher Aide MONTGOMERY, JOHN K. Head Custodian MORROW, KAREN Teacher Aide MOSLEY, CLEO Custodial Helper 2 TAYLOR, BARBARA Librarian TAYLOR, ELAINE Helper 2 TRAISTER, EMMA PBX Operator VONCER-HOYA, CATHERINE Counselor's Clerk WEAVER, MARY Data Processing WILLIAMS, DONA R. OTTMER, EVELYN E. Counselor's Clerk PATTERSON, MERCEDES A. Attendance Clerk PHILLIPS, BILLIE J. Library Clerk REGAN, MARY Principal's Clerk REED, CAROLYN Attendance Clerk RODGERS, GEORGIA L. CDC Clerk ROHDE, DOUG Operator ROSS, WILLIE ANN Helper 2 SCOn, ELIZABETH A. Librarian SHUTT, NANCY Secretary ST. CLAIR, GENEVIEVE Teacher Aide Counselor's Clerk School Board Nolan Estes, Superintendent 34 Noncy Judy Emm©� J. Conrad lowrence Herkimer Bill C. Hunter James Jennings Robert E. Hickman Eugene Smith, Jr. Thomas S. Williams 35 Personalities 36 And Court. . . 38 And Court. . . Junior Princess Senior Princess Sophomore Princess Foreign Exchange Students Bjorn Mellbin from Sweden 46 Winocus Remaut from Belgium In Memoriam to For I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from His love. Death can’t and life can't. The angels won't and all the powers of hell itself cannot keep God's love away. Our fears for today, our worries about tomorrow, or where we are — high above the sky or in the deepest ocean — nothing will ever be able to separate us from the love of God demonstrated by our Lord Jesus Christ when He died for us. Romans 8:38-39 Mrs. Betty Beadles Karen Hoskins Christ shall even now, as always, be exalted in my body, whether by life or death. Philiipians 1:20 Lawrence Kelly Dock William Bradford Yet what we suffer now is nothing compared to the glory He will give us later. Romans 8:1 8 48 ■ « • r . ' I • . A •« • ♦ k ■% ; %v ; • - -...: 7 . •. • - -« . 4 49 Junior Favorites Melodie Phillips and Andy Hickman 51 i dj ofr avoriles 53 Most Beautiful — Most Handsome V rk 4 ‘ 1 - £? Donna Pederson and Mike Sandone 55 59 19 Most Talented, Jiles Canaday and Lea Ann Cannaday 63 65 Who's Who Jorge Baldor Directing the Student Senate requires an immense amount of leadership ability and inter- est in government. Jorge Baldor, this year’s coor- dinator of the Senate, has both this interest and ability. Jorge serves on a number of decision- making committees including the Superintend- ent's Student Advisory Commission, the Tex- tbook Revision Committee, and the Youth Citi- zenship Seminar. Jorge’s interest in politics has prompted him to participate in the Texas Demo- cratic Convention and the Ten State Regional Rules and Reform Hearings for the Democratic Party. He is also a registered lobbyist for the state of Texas. Mario Bowens Mario Bowens has always gone the extra step” to promote understanding and acceptance of the philosophy of Skyline. In his day to day activities he has repeatedly shown that with hard work all students can succeed. Mario’s extra curricular activities include Marching Band, Concert Band, Student Senate, Skyline Students for Afro-Amer- ican Advancement, Office Education Associa- tion, and Youth Choir for the New Hope Baptist Church. Mario led the 1 973-74 Marching Band in making music for the pleasure of Skyline fans. He likewise has led the student body in building a school exemplifying pride and unity. 66 John Clinchy John Clinchy s interest in civic affairs and human relations has prompted him to contribute greatly to the Skyline Concept. As editor-in-chief of Reflections he has fostered brotherhood among the students at Skyline. His leadership in plan- ning and promoting the City Government Day enabled many Seniors to learn more about their civic duties and responsibilities. John's self-deter- mination and motivation are proven by his work with the City Planning Department as a part of the Man His Environment curriculum. John bal- ances his serious concern with public affairs with a deep love of music. A gentleman, a musician, a humanitarian, and a warm friend, John Clinchy's versatility is an example to all. Elizabeth Cottingham Elizabeth has been an outstanding representa- tive of Skyline in many respects. She was a mem- ber of the Debate Team for three years and has won numerous trophies for her oratorical presen- tations. Elizabeth's friendly, helpful attitude made her popular with the Senior Class resulting in her election as ''Most Likely to Succeed. She kept others informed in her roles as feature edi- tor of Reflections and student announcer. Not only did Elizabeth's voice echo through the Sky- line halls every day on the PA announcements, but her efforts have left a lasting influence on the greatness of Skyline. 67 Rochon Greene Rochon Greene is one of those rare individuals that briefly pass by every now and then. She is an excel- lent student, a credit to Skyline and shows in her actions and attitude that she lives by a very high standard of principle. Rochon’s outlets for her talent and interest include National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, French Club, Spanish Club, and Junior Achievement. Rochon has worked to achieve the best in scholarship, leadership, and ccmmunication and definitely deserves a place amono the Who’s Who at Skyline. Debt Harris Creativity and sensitivity are the two adjectives which best describe Debi Harris. Debi has served Skyline in her quiet, persistent manner as Art and Creativity editor of Reflections and through her speech and debate activities. Debi has shared her writing skills through the activities of the CDC English Cluster. Her personal drive has helped her produce over 600 original poems. Many of these she shares with Skyline students who read Reflections and Fragments, the literary magazine. Debi’s deep devotion to her fellow man can best be communicated through the words of one of her own poems, Everyone’s out for himself and not anyone else, except for a few dreamers who’ll find it’s a hard road they chose — but it’s worth it to be one of those.” 68 Anthony Joiner Anthony Joiner, a talented actor, has brought rec- ognition to Skyline through his participation in many speech and debate tournaments. Anthony is a master at his specialties, dramatic interpreta- tion and duet acting. He has represented Skyline in various talent shows and has acted at Theatre Three and the Dallas Theatre Center. Anthony hopes to further develop his talents at the Juilli- ard School of Drama in New York City. His tal- ent and ability coupled with his eagerness to help have made Anthony an outstanding Skyline student. Mike McConachie Scholarship and participation are the things that are important to Mike McConachie. As an officer of several clubs including Key Club, Spanish Club, and National Honor Society, Mike's lead- ership role at Skyline has been most important. His intelligence and organizational abilities have been essential in his role as Business Manager for the Origin. Mike is dependable and actively assumes all responsibility assigned to him. He fosters and promotes cooperation among mem- bers of the Skyline community through a friendly, easy-going attitude. 69 Mae Frances Rowlett A cheerful “Hey Babe,” and a slap on the back is the familiar greeting of Mae Frances Rowlett. Mae Frances' joyous nature and zest for life make her a pleasure to be around. During her years at Skyline Mae has been a member of the Origin Staff, TAHOS, and National Honor Soci- ety. She was instrumental in the planning, organ- izing, and conducting of Black History Week. Mae constantly strives to be a proud example of her race through her scholastic pursuits, extra curricular activities, and especially through her personal relationships with other students and faculty members. Cathy Taylor Cathy Taylor’s numerous activities include serv- ing as Drama Club vice-president, officer in church choir, past worthy advisor of Rainbow Girls, and class president of Bible Study Class. She also participates in Future Teachers, library assistance. Student Senate, Choraliers, and the Student Theatre Club of the Dallas Theatre Cen- ter. She has done extensive South American and European travel with her choir. In addition to her numerous activities and her excellent scholar- ship, perception, and participation Cathy has a delightful outlook on life which has contributed greatly to the morale of faculty and students. 70 Jelletta Turner The work required to edit a yearbook that will preserve the memories of 4000 students is mon- strous and would not even be attempted by many. The one who did have the nerve to take on the job was Jelletta Turner. For two years Jel- letta has snapped photos, written captions, filed pictures, settled arguments, and nursed head- aches in the course of publishing the yearbook. In her spare time she won duet acting tro- phies, maintained a high scholastic average, and participated in Junior Achievement. For Jelletta, Life is . . . Skyline. Cheryl Fields Cheryl Fields has used her business skills to bet- ter the attitudes and spirit of Skyline students. She serves as vice-president of the Secretarial Science Office Education Association. At the beginning of school Cheryl typed, mimeo- graphed, and distributed song and yell sheets among classes to build spirit. She also served as overall chairman of the Valegram project. Cheryl displays the character, leadership and dependa- bility of a superior Skyline student. 71 Melinda Lichtenwald Melinda Lichtenwald is an active and enthusiastic Senior of Skyline. She is a member of the National Honor Society as well as the Student Senate. Many times she finds herself as the leader or chairman of organizations and activi- ties and she accepts the responsibility willingly. In the Music Cluster she participates in choraliers and other choral groups. Other activities consist of the Senior Pub, Mu Alpha Theta, Future Teachers of America, and the German Club. Melinda is planning on a degree from Howard Payne College in Brownwood, Texas. Debt Reid To always be ready with a kind word or a helpful suggestion or even just a smile isn’t easy but these are things that come natural to Debi Reid. As Senate Vice-Coordinator she has planned dances and studied troubling situations trying to find a solution, and puts her dancing and yodel- ing ability to work as Vice-President of the Ger- man Club. Active in choir and the music cluster, she played Amahl in the Christmas production, ‘‘Amahl and the Night Visitors, and placed run- ner-up in the Youth Citizenship Award contest. Debi is a member of the Principal’s Student Advi- sory Committee and a member of the DISD Superintendent’s Student Advisory Committee. 72 Leanne Cannaday Leanne Cannaday has shown her school spirit in many different ways. She is the captain of the Skyline Silhouettes Drill Team. She is an active member in the National Honor Society, Spanish Club, and the Ice Skating Club. Leanne has been a member of the music cluster for three years. She sings with the CDC Women's Choir and the Limited Edition, singing solos on several occa- sions. Leanne also appeared in Skyline's oper- etta ''Amahl and the Night Visitors. Leanne Cannady is truly an outstanding senior at Sky- line. Jon Farrier Jon Farrier is a very talented young man. He is an active participant of the Music Cluster. He is a member of both the Symphonic Band and Marching Band. Jon also sings in the Limited Edi- tion. He participated in Skyline's production of Amahl and the Night Visitors. Jon also played his French horn in the pit orchestra of the Dallas Summer Musicals. Jon Farrier's considerate atti- tude makes him a favorite with students and teachers alike. 73 Mary Jo Carlson Described as an outstanding individual, top intellectual, and constructive student,” Mary Jo Carlson has been an active and welcome addition to both Skyline High School and the CDC. In her three years at Skyline, she has been a member of the Science Cluster, Science Club, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, and the Senior Pub staff. More than scholarship, however, Mary Jo has shown a willingness to help out, consideration towards both students anff faculty members, and a sparkling sense of humor. A combination of wit and intelligence, Mary Jo is sure to succeed in any endeavor. Jacquelyn Love Soft-spoken, gentle, and understanding are just a few of the adjectives that can describe Jacque- lyn Love. A member of National Honor Society and National Forensic League, Jacquelyn exhib- its scholarship as well as kindness towards oth- ers. She has been described as having an excellent understanding of people as well as being a hard worker — always dependable. In her three years at Skyline, she has partici- pated in English and Drama clusters, and won trophies in duet acting. Well-liked by both stu- dents and teachers, Jacquelyn will go far in whatever she does. 74 Laura Everett Laura Everett has made many contributions to Skyline Center. A transfer student from Samuell High School, she is in the music cluster. A tal- ented pianist, Laura plays in the Advanced Piano ensemble. Laura has received many honors in speech and drama. She won a trophy in duet acting in one of the past speech tournaments. An outstanding senior, Laura Everett deserves the honor of Who’s Who. Eric Brahinsky An extremely talented musician, Eric Brahinsky shows his talents not only in the Music Cluster but all over Skyline. He is the concertmaster of the Skyline Symphony and also plays for other functions in the community. He holds the position of third chair in the All-State Orchestra. Eric also has an outstanding academic record. He was a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship pro- gram. He is a member of the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta. A well-rounded student, Eric is sure to go far in the future. 75 Kregg Hood Described as the ideal gentleman” and a natu- ral leader ’ Kregg Hood has been an active and welcome member of Skyline. During the last three years, he has participated in Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, National Foren- sic League, Tennis team, the ROTC Rifle and Drill teams, and, most notably, the Debate team. Kregg has also narrated slide shows and films for local and national distribution. He has an interest in not just those around him, and the present, but he also has an eye towards the future. Kregg is truly a credit to Skyline. Kathy Farnham Kathy Farnham is one of the hardest working Seniors at Skyline. She has been a member of the Silhouettes for the past two years, serving as a lieutenant during her senior year. Kathy is an active member of the speech and debate team. She has won many trophies in past speech tour- naments. She is a member of the National Foren- sic League, and the staff of the Senior Pub. Kathy has also served Skyline by narrating vari- ous films about the Career Development Center. Kathy Farnham has earned her place in the Who’s Who section. 76 Mike Hughes Mike Hughes has done an outstanding job in Skyline’s athletic department during his years here. He has played on the varsity football team for the past two years. This year he had the honor of being selected for the All-District foot- ball team. Mike has also been a two-year starter for both the basketball and baseball teams. Mike’s abilities as an athlete have enabled Sky- line to receive city wide recognition. Rick Sartain Known for outstanding scholastic leadership as well as his ability in sports, Rick Sartain is a familiar face around Skyline. Affectionately known as ’’pink to his friends, Rick is friendly and has a straightforward manner to all those around him. Besides being a two-year varsity let- terman in football, Rick is also a member of the National Honor Society, National Forensic League Student Senate, and president of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Rick's friendly manner and scholastic ability, as well as athletic ability, make him a favorite around the halls of Skyline. 77 Chuck Bennett Chuck Bennett is one of Skyline's finest leaders. Chuck served as drum major of the Raider marching band. He helped enable the band to put on the most outstanding half-time shows in the history of Skyline. Chuck is also an active member of the German Club. He plays in the German band and takes part in the German dancing. Chuck is also a member of the music cluster. He sings in the Limited Edition and took part in Skyline’s production of Amahl and the Night Visitors. With these qualities of leader- ship, Chuck is one of the most outstanding stu- dents at Skyline. Annette Hendricks Annette Hendricks is a combination of talent and beauty. She has been a member of the Silhou- ettes for two years. Annette is an active member of many clubs including Spanish Club, Future Teachers of America, National Honor Society, Young Life, and the Ice Skating Club. During her junior year she received one of the highest hon- ors any class can bestow upon its members, that of Junior Favorite. Annette is in the Man and His Environment cluster and is preparing to become a social worker. Annette is a truly beautiful per- son both inside and out. 78 Kay Burt Kay has been an excellent student in Fashion Merchandising this year. She accepts responsibil- ity, is a capable leader, and has an excellent attitude. She is always willing to help in an emer- gency, whether it means taking her car on a field trip or obtaining the cooperation of the music cluster for a fashion show. She works hard in areas she feels she is weak and always seems to enjoy new learnings. She was chosen as a model for the fashion show and took her responsibility seriously. She has also given a lot of serious consideration to whether or not she wants to choose a career in fashion merchandising. She is truly using her cluster experience as career exploration. Lula Goolsby Determination alone is apt to bring success — but when combined with talent, the character of Lula Goolsby comes immediately to mind. Lula, whose insatiable interest in political affairs led her to the Man and his Environment Cluster in her sophomore year, has made innumerable contributions to the Skyline community. In addi- tion to Lula’s intellectual aspirations, her over- whelming empathy for others made her an indi- vidual that Skyline could consider itself fortunate to know. 79 Denise McTyre Denise always brightens my day. That's how a friend once described Denise McTyre. She has been a member of the Silhouettes for the past two years, participating in all their activities. Denise is also an active member of the Spanish and Ice Skating clubs. She is also very proud of Skyline and shows this pride by giving tours to the public. Denise is a good representative of Skyline and is very deserving of this honor of Who's Who. Laura Landers Laura Landers is a good representative of the Skyline senior class. She is a member of the Sil- houettes, the Service Club, the Student Senate, and Young Life. All these activities make Laura a busy girl but she keeps up with them as well as her academic work. The warmth Laura exhibits to all her friends makes her a favorite in the halls of Skyline. 80 Doug Bohne Doug Bohne is one of the most outstanding play- ers in Skyline's athletic department. He has been a member of both the football and the basket- ball teams, lettering in both sports. Doug is respected both by his fellow players and his coaches. Doug’s warm personality as well as his athletic abilities make him one of the best-liked people at Skyline. Randy Redden Always ready to lend a hand is the best way to describe Randy Redden. He has served as a manager and trainer for the football team for the past three years. He is an active member of Young Life and participates in all their activities. Randy is also in the Key Club. He has also partic- ipated in a Children's Workshop. Randy's kind personality makes him a valuable asset to Sky- line. 81 Dee Richardson A real problem solver — Outstanding — concerned. The personality of Delores Rich- ardson — known as Dee to her friends — can be described by all these terms and more. At Skyline, Dee has been involved by being a cheerleader, a student senator, on the girls' bas- ketball team, and also represented Skyline as the Homecoming queen during her Senior year. She also sang with the Ebony Choir during Black History Week this year. Not only is she active in extracurricular fields, but she plans to be a doc- tor in bacteriology, studying in the Science Clus- ter. Delores has certainly been a credit to Sky- line. Sallie Sampsell The warmth and friendliness of Sallie Sampsell makes her a joy to know. She is always cheerful and has a personal greeting for every person she sees. Sallie's interests are divided among several creative endeavors. She finds every opportunity available to develop her writing tal- ents — she is a member of Reflections, the Pub, the Origin, Fragments, and the English-Journal- ism cluster. Sallie’s musical talents are appreci- ated by the Skyline music groups as well as the Westminster Youth Choir of Oak Cliff Presbyte- rian Church. For those who know Sallie, a day is not complete without her happy hello and Who's Who would not be complete without honoring her. 82 Patricia Smith Patricia Smith is an energetic, hard-working stu- dent at Skyline. She is a member of Skyline’s Tel- evision Arts Cluster, where she has shown to be a conscientious and enthusiastic student. She is also a member of Skyline's Marching band, the ORIGIN staff, and the Pub Staff. Patricia's quick smile, enthusiasm, and talent have made her a valuable addition to Skyline. Vanessa Agnew If there’s one word to sum up Vanessa — she's involved. Vanessa has been a member of Sky- line's Silhouettes, FTA, National Honor Society, Student Senate, was named to Who’s Who Among High School Students, and a finalist in the National Merit Scholarships Competition. She was also an organizer and participant on the Black History Week. Her involvement extends out into the community where she is active in several organizations which participate in helping needy families and educating disad- vantaged students. She is an active, vivacious student who has certainly earned her place in Skyline's yearbook — the who’s who. 83 Sharon Sprinkel Bubbly and helpful are two of the best words used to describe Sharon Sprinkel. She has been a member of the Silhouettes for the past two years. Sharon also participates in various Young Life activities. She is helpful both to friends and to those she does not know. Sharon is one of the outstanding tour guides of Skyline Center. With the personality she has, it is easy to see why Sharon was selected for Who’s Who. John Talley John Talley has a fine attitude toward life. He simply works to the fullest extent of his capabili- ties. John is in the architecture cluster and has been doing outstanding work. He is also a mem- ber of Skyline’s varsity Football team. Talented, dedicated, and a respected member of Skyline's senior class, John will surely go far in life. 84 Peter Boecher When Peter Boecher sees a thing that needs to be done, he does it, and does it well. A Library Student Assistant, he also helps train new stu- dents for work in the library. An active partici- pant in the German Club, Peter is a German folk dancer. He also is a member of Mu Alpha Theta and OEA. Peter is a good example of the Skyline spirit, always ready to do any job well. Danny Anderson Danny Anderson cares about people. That is why he takes the time to be a manager for the football team. He is also in the Architecture Clus- ter, and from all indications, his future as an architect is very bright. Danny's attitude of con- cern both for his work and for other people will take him far in life. 85 David Session The artistic ability of David Session has enabled him to be noted as one of the outstanding students in the Architec- ture cluster. David serves as parliamentarian for the Archi- tecture Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, and is a member of the Spanish Club. In a world of growth and progress, David’s talent will surely lead him to a success- ful career. Russell Bromley Two words sum up Russel Bromley: active and involved. Since transferring to Skyline from White in his junior year. Rusty has been associated with numerous events at Sky- line. As president of the German club, he has made it one of the most active clubs in school. He also participates in Key Club and National Honor Society. Rusty is also involved in the community as a volunteer at Children s Medical Center, and a past president of Dallas Red Cross Youth. Academically oriented. Rusty is a member of the Advanced Science Cluster, and there is little doubt that Russel Bromley has made numerous contributions to Sky- line. 86 Jane Steed Jane Steed’s musical talents have brought great joy and entertainment to many Skyline audiences. Jane has always been willing to accompany any group or individ- ual and her great talent is often in demand. Her interests are not confined to music, however. Jane was a valuable member of the Origin staff reserving precious moments of her music practice time to help produce the yearbook. In addition she was a member of the Pub Staff, Student Sen- ate, and the National Honor Society. Jane's quiet charm and her deep sensitivity to others make her a credit to Skyline and a friend to all. Milann Ubernosky ilann Ubernosky is a student any friend or teacher in always rely on regardless of the task she is ven. Her sense of humor and friendliness make jr a joy to be around. In service to Skyline she has sen a member of many clubs and organizations eluding FTA, Service Club, French Club, Chorali- 'S, Senior Pub, and National Honor Society. For to furious weeks Milann wrote paragraphs, crop- sd pictures, and laid out pages so that others uld be honored in the Who's Who section of the rigin. It is only appropriate that her service and ivotion to Skyline be likewise honored. Organizations m Origin Qtaff 90 SPONSOR: EDITOR: FACULTY: PERSONALITIES: ORGANIZATIONS And CDC: CLASSES — Seniors: — Juniors: — Sophomores: SPORTS: STUDENT LIFE: BUSINESS MANAGER: PHOTOGRAPHER: Mrs. Linda Akins Jelletta Turner Sallie Sampsell Milann Ubernoski Shannon Sjoblom Brandi” Blount John Cribb Laurie Gottwald Beverly Landers Pat Smith Debbie Mauldin Cathy Landin Patti Adds Morgan Lyons Susan McGowan Jane Steed Mae Frances Rowlett Mike McConachie Tom Sondergroth Glenda Rakestraw 91 john clinchy....... jim crawley........ pam nail........... susan herring bill newton........ debbie harris...... mark weeden........ morgan lyons....... darlene richardson . mike gundrum....... elizabeth cottingham sallie sampsell.... jiles canady john vickers lisa wallis........ agustin garza...... dan callahan....... linda akins........ .... editor-in-chief . . . . editorial editor .......issue editor . . . . tapestry editor .........arts editor . . community editor ......sports editor communique editor . . . humanity editor . . highlights editor ......cover editor ......reporter business editor . . . .cartoonist ......sponsor 92 Reflections Staff 93 Future Homemakers Of America Aundrea Johnson, Charlene Rayford, Debra Alcala, Pamela Tipping, Carmen Johnson, Karyn Poteinske, Debra Hinton, Terry Carter, Donna Howard, Ken Dunn, Lydia Ybarro, Frances Jackson, Linda McLean, Angelo Warner, Bonnie Burgess, Debbie Tummy, Sherill Jones, Terri Daves, Gayle Bohannon, Flor- ence Todd, Marylyn Stotts, Dana Lynn Boyce, Debra Younger, Zelda Holloway, Pamela Brooks, Judy Gilbert, Susan Davis, Michele Adams, Darla Green, Cynthia Walton, Jone Baker, Vickie Marlor, Nita Nelms, Benita Hollie, Renee Castleberry, Elna Henry, Sandra Dooley, Nancy Fox, Joe Cooper, Mary Hackert. Brenda Crow, Cindy Smith, Joy Burney, Virgic Kirby, Denise Purnell, Pam Johnson, Sharon Swift, Margaret Pclkcy, Denise Brodshow, Kim Pot- ter, Karlo Green, Lisa Craven, Ruth Owens, Charlotte McConnell, Bernadette Bates, lontha Powrie, Mona Ingram, Pam Trudeau, Becky Beyers, Debbie Craig, Koren Stanley, Rhonda Riddle, Becky Waterson, Velma Alexander, Beverly Gray, Toni Vann, Peggy Byars, 8evcrly Sherrard, Mike Herrmon, Mari- lyn Daniels, Lynn Glieber, Virginia Brown, Barbara Gracey, Cindy Jollie, Sherry Nabors, Kyla Standley, Sharon Knight, Cindy Mais, Alvin Bade, Robert Taylor, Sandra Rener, Ginger Wills, Jennifer Thornhill, Terri Erving, Barbara Eddie, Melina Rorie, Charlotte Chism, Patricio McDonald, Anita Pennington, Tereso Hoffman, Jone Hunter, Dianne Hansen, Amelia Harris, Jerri Boker, Vickie Marlor, Mary Ann Trevino, Cynthio Minter, Ana Soto, Ledessa Brown, Anita Pennington, Michele Adams, Marla Taylor, Sandie Weinbrenner, Molly Hunt, Janet Johnson, Theresa Thompson, Ola Washington, Elizabeth Sisk, Betty Anderson, Brenda Tubbs, and Debbie Hannah. 94 Future Teachers Of America Robbie Asberry, Debbie Atkinson, Cherry Block, Miguel A. Chiusono, Pomelo Hohn, Darrell Hodge, Benito Hollie, Shirley Johnson, Isaiah Jones, Mythe Kirvin, Vicki Lomn, Beverly Landers, Valencia Lewis, Melinda Lichtenwold, Sharon Liles, Linda McLean, Debbie Marder, Rosalind Mitchell, Paula D. Newell, Nickey Pace, Pam Rayford, Rosie Servin, Mike Smith, Carol Spitler, Diana Staten, Bill Swafford, Cindy Tote, Cathy Taylor, Mark E. Thompson, Joan Wade, Mary Walker, Carolyn Walton, Ola Washington, Earnestine Williams, Cynthio Willis, Althea Wilson, Vanessa Agnew, Charlotte Chism, Shorita Chism, Cathy Johnson, Bill Parsons, Gwyneith Rottler, Netra Thompson, Sharon Knight, Karen Jernigan, Annette Hendricks, Leah Goldblatt, Scott Nichols, Don Campbell, Sylvia Mendoza, Sandra Sterrett, Linda Mickus, Toni Reed, Barbara Session, Ronna Henderson, Berdie Walker, Ken Parson, Wallace Hollyfield, Deborah Williams, Cathy Hollins, Marilyn Monore, and Goyla Norman. OFFICERS President: Mickey Carden Vice-President: Jiles Cannady Secretary: Gwenda Washington Treasurer: Symphuell Miller Parliamentarian: Phyllis Miller Historian: Denise Gray Sponsor: Vicki Smith 95 PRESIDENT: Glenn Meeks VICE-PRESIDENT: Chuck Wolton SECRETARY: Jon Farrier TREASURER: Mike McConachie SHERIFF: Morgan Lyons SPONSORS: Allen Petty and Tom Wimpee Jon Anderson, Troy Anderson, David Ault, Chuck Bennett, Steven Blakeslee, Don Broddick, Russell Bromley, Adrian Cain, Bryan Campbell, Jiles Canady, Mickey Carden, Miguel Chiusano, Harold Clark, John Covington, John Cribb, Chris Dillard, Darrell Fuller, Danny Garner, Rick Gray, Allan Hickman, Andy Hickman, Hunter Hillin, Pat Jacobs, Rob Jones, Fritz Kitchens, Kevin Kraft, Chris Krusz, James Moffitt, Gus Peck, David Percival, Randy Redden, Richard Reger, Mark Renfro, Mark Sanders, Earl Shanks, Ken Smith, Gary Snowden, Roger Starnes, Nick Stone, Stanley Tanner, Danny Thomas, Rick Vasallo, Jimmy Walton, Jon Welch, Mark Wells, and David Williams. Key Club 96 Marching in “The Parade of Cham- pions” the state competition with the band, she rep- resented Skyline and the pride of the student body. The SILHOU- ETTES; however, do not go unre- cognized. They won fourth place in pompom com- petition in a national conven- tion held at S.M.U. this sum- mer. Many times it is her smile and enthusiasm that inspires the foot- ball boys and lin- gers in their mem- ories. SILHOU- ETTES, we appre- ciate this portion of your life which you have dedi- cated to Skyline. Life Is, for a SIL- HOUETTE, full of responsibility and enjoyment. Her morning hours are spent learning and perfecting complex routines so that Skyline can say that our half-time show is the best. QUEUES Melissa Mayfield 'APTAIN AND JTENANTQ Leanne Cannaday Gwen Economy The 73-74 Skyline Silhouettes SPONSOR: Mri. Tommie Skipper CAPTAIN: Milt Leonne Connaday LIEUTENANTS: Miss Gwen Economy, Mils Kathy Fornhom, Min Tambi Felts, ond Miss Melissa Mayfield. MANAGERS: Min Debbie Mauldin, ond Min Shanon Sfoblom MEMBERS: Gena Adkiiion, Vonessa Agnew, Kim Alkire, Karla Anderson, Lourie Ault, Becky Blance, Melody Bond, Cindi Chaustee, Brenda Crow, Leslie Davit, Debl Ellis, Jessica Etz, Dona Fethkenher, Georgia Ford, Johnnie Foster, Nancy Fox, Donna Grindele, Juanita Guerra, Cora Guinn, Dianne Honsen, Annette Hendricks, P Hughey, Tina Hunter, Leslie Jockson, Kathy Jacobs, Karen Jernigon, Pam Jernigan, Lisa Kaspen, Laura Landers, Trocey Leosk, Janet Levitoy, Crystal McGority, Sus McGowan, Denise McTyre, Mary Lane Millendar, Kim Morris, Susie Murff, Terry Newsom, Toni Norman, Trudy Nugent, Beth Ann O'Steen, Gwen Rattler, Pam Rayfo Brenda Smith, Judy Smith, Sharon Sprinkle, Cathy Stover, Jon Thieme, Chorlofte Thomos, Sally Vonder-Hoya, Suzette Wode, Carolyn Walton, Kathy White, Corm Williamson, Debbie Wilson. 100 Sponsor: Manager: Tommie Vanessa Agnew Adkisson Anderson Laurie Ault Manager: Debbie Mauldin Brenda Crow Melody Bond Chaussee 105 DRUM MAJOR: CHUCK BENNETT For the Skyline Marching Band, Life Is, waking up early to chilly mornings out on the practice field. Pep rallies in the auditorium and performances at football games where, at half-time, the crowd closely watches the band to see if the ‘‘lines are straight” and to DRUM MAJOR- see if anyone is out of step”. Each person is an important member MARIO BOWENS of this dedicated group. The Marching Band has participated in the “Parade of Champions and the State Fair Parade. This school spirited organization is made up of 102 people, a small group compared to the large number of Skyline students and yet its function makes it a very necessary fac- tor in the life of Skyline High School. The band is led out on to the football field by the drum majors. Chuck Bennett and Mario Bowens, followed by the majorettes, Cathy Steyo, Danette McNew, Pam Shanahan, Janet Mikesell, LaMetra Willis, Karen Godek, and feature twirler, Teri Pierce. These nine colorfully uniformed members make up the head of this organization with each one contributing a major portion to the band’s overall effect. The first place trophy at The All Star Twirling Camp was won by twirlers Cathy Sleyo, a sophomore, and DaNette McNew, a junior. Teri Pearce, a junior, won a first place trophy in the Novice National World Two Baton, a second place in the Novice Flag routine, and an eighth place medal in the Interme- FEATURE TWIRLER- diate Parade Majorette, at Notre Dame University with over 2,000 TERI PIERCE contestants from all 50 states and Canada. 108 The 1973-74 Raider Marching Band 109 DRUMS: Bill Nail, Leon Beard, Steve Carpenter, Don Hastings, Lee Welch, Tim Figura, Isaiah Jones, Terry Matthews, Bruce Linker, Richard Haywood, Tom Crabtree. BELLS: Cindy Johansen PICCOLO: Debbie Leeman, Jill Garner, LaDonna Vaughan. FLUTES: Debbie Robbins, Sandra Seward, Bernadette Bates, Leah Jenkins, LaNell Shaw, Shailendra Daniels, Cecelia Godkin, Janet Patterson, Glynda Bowdre, Brenda Barker, Adele Anderson. BASSES (TUBAS): Nathan Gilley, Johnnie Henthorn, John Cribb. FRENCH HORNS: Jon Farrier, Jim Wilson, Morgan Lyons. BARITONE: Nick Stone, Mitchell Self, Carla Groome. TROMBONES: Johnny Miles, Bryan Campbell, Hunter Hillin. TRUMPETS: Rob Jones, Joe Cooper, Richard Carrizales, Richard Vassallo, Carlos Sherman, David Percival, Pat Jacobs, Kevin Kraft, Brad Miller, Denise Barnes, Vicki James, Debbie Donnell, Leslie Harris, Pam Partee, Ronald Ridge, Homer Valadez, Hector Valadez. CLARINETS: Mark Weeden, Jim McAdams, Ann Vasek, Paula Harrelson, Anjodor Hunter, Tim Goodrich, Deloris Lewis, Joyce McClenton, Brookie McKee, Joanne Stepan, Larry McCollum, Pelhan Swift, Randy Smith, Deborah Washington, Mae Frances Rowlett, Suzanne Weeden, Sherry Saylor, Bill Little. BASS CLARINETS: Janice Cannon, Sharon Cannon, Dwight Burns, Brenda Hamilton, Mike Gundrum, Ritchie Way. ALTO CLARINET: Beverly Landers ALTO SAX: Brenda Fain, Frank Bates, Claudette Traylor, Jonathan Turner, Lisa Davis, Richard Pierce, Debra Sherman, Bryan Prisock, Larry McCollum, Barry Rudd. TENOR SAX: Debbie Williams, Philip Sneed, Dan Cash, David Williams, Teddy Clark, Judy Herrman. BARITONE SAX: Ken Fackler, Mike Herrman. 110 Majorettes Karen Godek, Danette McNew, LaMetra Willis, Jane� Mikesell, Pam Shanahan, Cathy Sleyo, and Teri Pearce. M BAND DIRECTOR: Mr. David Barton 111 Donna Pederson Harriet Hudson Rick Jones Cheri Black Vicki Lynne McCartney Glieber Delores Louis Richardson Scotch Mrs. Sylvia Miller Louis Scotch Harriet Hudson Cherri Black Delores Richardson Lynn Glieber Rick Jones Donna Pederson Vickie McCartney It takes nerve, a little courage, and a lot of pride to be able to get up in front of four thousand students and yell yourself hoarse; these three qualities and many more are what made up this year's 73-74 cheerleaders. Six girls and two “dudes” were chosen last year for their person- ality, acrobatic skills, appeal, and for their great lung and mouth capacity. Through the agony of defeat during a football game, the early morning practice, the sore throats, the skinned elbows, the jokes, the laughter, and the sudden “last game-blues,” our cheerleaders have cartwheeled and jumped, and somehow survived. 113 BATTALION STAFF BATTALION COMMANDER: Carlos Gutierrez. Charlie Gilder, Clifford Reger, Richard Miller, Glen DeFate, Isaiah Jones, Philip Jones, Johnny Arista, Johnny Fields, James Ayers. Col. Robert Smith and Sgt. Julian Simons. RIFLE TEAM Charles Gilder and Richard Miller. Clyde Apple, Joe Arenas, Garry Boyd, John Brown, Sue Carrol, Diane Hassel, Joe Heath, Marshall Johnson, Richard Maryman, Richard Miller, Brookie McKee, Thomas Moore, Lawrence Rosen- thal, Alice Faye Sandidge, and Carlos Gutierrez. DRILL TEAM Johnny Arista. Paul Alvarez, Ruben Bazaldna, Joe Calvillo, Reyes Cruz, Ron- nie Holliness, Othell Owens, Ernest Reyes, Danny Scott, Tolbert Sipes, Wesley Scruggs, Horace Smith, and Dempsey Stone. 114 COMMANDING OFFICER: Isoioh Jones. Donnie Minter, Ronnie Holli- ness, Michael Campbell, and Douglas Hammond. J. Calvillo, A. Cearley, S. Gordon, T. Hickson, B. Johnson, H. Johnson, S. Lopez, B. McKee, K. McNeil, A. Morales, O. Owens, J. Pullen, K. Reed, G. Robertson, B. Rodriquez, S. Rodriquez, D. Scott, H. Smith, R. Ster- ling, D. Stone, A. Terrell, M. Taylor, and D. VanBrundt. Company A Reserve Officers Training Corps Company B COMMANDING OFFICER: Philip Jones. Johnny Arista, Lawrence Rosenthal, John Brown, Tim Ellis, and Marshall Johnson. Joe Arenos, Ruben Bazaldera, Larry Beachum, Marshall Cagle, Jose Cara- ballo, Adam Charles, Reyes Cruz, Carlton Fain, Russell Galvin, Annette Green, Steven Hall, Diane Hassell, Cynthia Jackson, Rose Kelly, Byron Kennard, Juan Martinez, Richard Marymon, Gean Moxfield, Johnnie Maynard, James Ogden, Dwight Pierce, Michael Pope, Craig Samples, Elizabeth Sisk, Robert Tear, Jennifer Turner, Christopher Wallace, Jimmy Williams, Pool Williams. 115 COMMANDING OFFICER: Johnny Fields. Garry Boyd, Jack Means, and Kenneth Collins. P. Alvarez, C. Apple, I. Askew, S. Carrol, P. Clark, L. Corley, T. Fite, S. Fuller, W. Goolsby, J. Heath, A. James, D. Kalinowsha, V. Lamm, B. Liles, L. Moffet, E. Reyes, S. Runnels, K. Sanders, T. Sanders, F. Sandidgc, A. Self, R. Shaw, T. Sipes, R. Wallace, A. Wilson, and S. Wynne. Company C Company D COMMANDING OFFICE: James Ayers. James Purcell, James Lewis, John Pollinger, John Briggs, and R. McClunge. D. Aguilar, R. Asberry, L. Brown, Y. Brown, J. Cardenas, R. Cooks, R. Cul- pepper, K. Eustice, R. Fisher, J. Fuller, R. Fragg, A. Gersh, A. Gloege, S. Johnson, A. Kennard, W. LaFlomme, S. Lewis, R. Martin, B. Michie, J. Moore, V. Price, R. Rodriquez, E. Roy, O. Sovallo, K. Shepard and E. Tebay. 116 Reserve Officers Training Corps SPONSORS: Allen Petty, Gary Atwood, Hugh Brown, and Corl Sand- burg. OFFICERS: Mary Jo Carlton, Nick Stone, Julie Berry, ond Bob lasater. MEMBERS: Barbara Barnette, Brian Barnette, Jan Beaty, Joe Bridget, Rutty Bromley, Adrian Cain, Michelle Carlton, Ed Cottillo, Walter Chandler, Jim Crowley, Shoilendro Danielt, Frank Hall, Craig Hanley, Chrit Han- kint, Letlie Harrit, Phillip Henderton, Julie Howie, Laura Hughet, Pat Jacobt, Vickie Jamet, David Jonet, Lite Jonet, Rick Keen, Bill Kleinman, Brian Lengel, Mark Menotky, Michael Mcllveen, Rutty McKinney, Greg Moore, John Murphy, Peter Nance, Michael Nott, Cathy Nicholt, Jamet Ogden, Sara Parker, Eddie Roderick, Larry Rowell, Julie Rozier, Paul Gard- ner, Cindy Schnurr, Jeff Sullivan, Bill Swafford, Jim Tharp, Claudette Tray- lor, Diana Troup, Leota Walker, Jimmy Walton, Harold Wilentky, Gene Wiley, Jay Yatei, and Glynda Bowdre. Science Club 117 Student Government OFFICERS: Jorge Boldor, Debi Reed, Mario Bowen , Mae France Rowlett, Charlene Rayford, and Glenn Meeks. Debbie Ellis, Susan Herring, Tony Anderson, Antonio Caraballo, Laura McTyre, John Covington, Steve Hollywood, Alva D. Cummings, Melissa Mayfield, Cothy Taylor, Karen Dalton, Gil Laremore, Kelly Perkins, Kenneth Parson, Ledessa Brown, Michell Robinson, Rosalind Mitchell, Elizabeth Cottingham, Debbie McGuffey, Robin Stallings, Louis Scotch, Morissa Richker, James Klicker, Vanessa Agnew, Dolores Ulmer, Dolores Richardson, Delaina Richardson, Terri Erving, Carolyn Walton, Mike Jeffries, Mike Herman, Randy Wilson, Steve Baker, Carol Oswalt, Mark Payne, Raye Mullins, Sherry Saylor, Andy Hickman, Thomas Moore, Debra Mauldin, John Kennedy, Pam Westmoreland, Sandra Dockery, Sherry Houston, Priscilla Hanson, Johnnie Foster, Mark Seiber, Dennis Sims, James Moffitt, Roy Rodriguez, David Harris, Janice Cannon, Barbara Thompson, Carol Pfeffer, Charles E. Richardson, Marsha Beaman, Aundrea Johnson, Koy Beasley, Vicki James, Brian Barnes, Charles Landers, Paula Stern, Sally Vonder-Hoya, Anita Roberson, Toni Norman, Joseph Maxwell, Cindy Parker, Jones Talley, Sarah Hime, John Cribb, Martin Beckstrom, Vicki Daffron, Susan Mortin, Nancy Miller, Jon Stubbs, Cindi Cox, Kay Smith, Monda Pasley, David Alford, Lindo Rotcliffe, Danny Garner, Clay Wells, Janis Saba, Pam Brooks, Angela James, Denise Jones, Doug Show, Tena Fletcher, Larry Blair, Patti Solis, Geneva Martinez, Cynthia Willis, Leticia Giron, Becky Adams, Brenda Brown, Cheryl Johnson, Joyce McClinton, Gale Eberle, Gordon Gilstrap, James Ogden, Ronald B. Glenn, Thomas Rusk, Maria Bernal (Lupe), Anjodor Hunter, Mark Dye, Kevin Wright, Holly Jones. 118 National Forensic League Debate: Bobbie Ferguson Speech: Sandra Lucaa MEMBERS: Elizabeth Cottingham, Danny Gerlach, Laurie Englam, Matt Prescott, Jacquelyn Love, Anthony Joiner, Mythe Kirven, Mark Wells, David Alford, Denise Gray, Cora Guinn, Vanessa Carroll, Jelletta Turner, Kothy Farnham, John Kennedy, Jan Acker, Dan Callahan, Debi Harris, James Bruce, Ed Ehmonn, Craig Hood, Diane Berry, Pat Wilmoth, Jan Atkinson, Kim Sandle, Joe Snow, Mike Peck, Glen Briggs, Susan Yaw, Laura Everett, and Jackie Walker. 119 Library Aides LIBRARIANS: Barbara Taylor and Elizabeth Scott. LIBRARY CLERKS: Patsy Barnes, Mary Lou Claiborne, Yvonne Eaton, Sarah Ferguson, Fran McCullough, and Billie Phillips. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Bill Abbott, Peter Boecher, Sherry Chambers, Steve Carpenter, Joy Carroll, Debbie Dovis, Judy Dean, Donna Drone, Debra Hin- ton, Rhonda Hodges, Boyd Jones, Bill LaFlammc, Charles Landers, Modenia Moore, Terry Murry, Cheree Nickerson, Les Potter, Glenda Rakcstraw, Julie Redden, Patricia Robinson, Enrique Roy, Portia Samuels, John Staub, Cathy Taylor, David VonBrundt, Chris Wallace, and John Ware. 120 Velma Alexander Christy Drake Teresa Heeth Deborah Johnson Cynthia Moore Lisa Phillips Denise Purnell Jacqueline Smith Donna Wallace Vocational Office Education Sandra Walthall Janet Williams PRESIDENT: Carol Oswalt VICE-PRESIDENT: Trudy Nugent SECRETARY: Brenda Cooper TREASURER: Leslie Ratcliffe SPONSOR: Margaret Siddall 121 Bowling Team SPONSORS: Yvonne Eaton, Linda Nelson. MEMBERS: Patti Adds, Joy Burney, Alan Ceorley, Karen Chambers, Sherry Chambers, Richard Claman, Sharon Davis, Christy Drake, Treavie Donnelly, Doris Duncan, Mike Easley, Cindy Flood, Tony Foster, Robert Frank, Ronald Hemeclinger, Terry Hill, Marty Hilsher, Julia Larsen, Valencia Lewis, Mick Mcllveen, Rhonda Magill, Jean Mankoff, Symphuel Miller, Angie Morales, Darlene Mullen, Terry Murry, Jim Price, Omega Robinson, Barry Rudd, Laura Setser, Jon Stubbs, and Thomas Toney. 122 Red Cross Ice Skafing Club MEMBERS: SPONSOR Vivion McGlothin MEMBERS: Virgil Howard Steve Hammond Horriet Hudson William Harper David Rumbo John Wore Valerie Fielding Denise McTyre Kay Fultz Julia Larsen Amy McWhorter Drew Johnston Cathy Calvary Pot French Shari Garden Joe Snow Kim Bidwell Karen Baty 123 Rodeo and Riding Club Ronald Beover, Jim Beavers, Sue Carrol, Kerri Doughtery, Randy Greenhow, Angie James, Eddie Leathers, Mork Montgomery, Kevin Pugh, Nancy Ray, Mike Rickman, Russel Rickman, Sherry Taylor, Ann Vasek, Chorlo Woolcy, and Susan Yaw. SPONSORS: Billie Phillips and Mary Banks. 124 Russian Club SPONSOR: Tania Morgun. MEMBERS: Rusty Bromley, Brian Crow, Mike Gandy, Bruce Gumma, Linda Har- desty, Rusty McKinney, Gregg Moore, and Nick Stone. Greek Club SPONSOR: Mario Lazadis MEMBERS: Clyde Wayne Apple, Brandi Blount, Glenn Briggs, Janet Brown, Kent Cluck, Cecile Croucher, Debi Owen, and Cindy Randolph. German Club SPONSOR: Bob Rountree OFFICERS: President: Rusty Bromley Vice-president: Dcbi Reid Secretary: Brenda Barker Treasurer: Eric Brohinsky Sherry Abshere Vickie James Claudette Traylor Roni Arbogast Rick Jones Mark Weeden Robbie Asberry Rob Jones Jessica Etz Patricia Bausone Steven Kiewit John Fain Susie Bausone Dennis Kalinowska Jon Farrier Chuck Bennett Melinda Lichtenwald Cynthia Franklin Karen Boomhowcr Bruce Linker James Fuchs Susan Boulet Wayne Little Aaron Gersh Carol Brannon Hans Longheed Nathan Gilley Peter Boecher Carlos Lopez Gay Gilliland Howell Brown Jim McAdams Bruce Gumma Bryan Campbell George Medina Mike Gundrum Dan Cason Ken Miller Pam Hahn Mike Cauley Rebel Newman Rusty Hall Nancy Clamon Wes Niedecken Chris Hankins James Crawley Glenda Rakestrow Leslie Harris Sherry Crouch Anita Ransdell Dianna Staten Joe Davis Randy Smith Sylvia Stephens Brigitte Edghill Mark Withers William Swafford Eddie Ehmann Kelvin Wilkins Gogi Totyrek Debbie Hudson Desinee Welch Teresa Totyrek Pat Jacobs Susan Weeden 126 Latin Club SPONSOR: Honnoh Cole MEMBERS: Debbie Atkinson, Mary Bailey, Michelle Carlson, Joe Childress, David Claiborne, Mark Dye, Tina Fletcher, James Foreman, Ken Gilliard, Mike Jordan, Paul Kozlovsky, Laura Nabors, Charles Richardson, Gogi Totyrek, Suzanne Watts, David Williams, Russell Willioms, Terence Wright, Nancy Tracey, Frances Fazio, Phillip Jones, Susan Alexander, Paul Athas, Stanley Gislar, Nancy Heffley, Sarah Hime, Wayne White, Paul Wilson, Kent Cluck, Patty Fazio, Randy Fox, lisso Jones, Jim Walton, Thomas Athas, David Ault, Cindy Barrow, Mary Ann Duron, Laura Farley, Tim Figura, lauri Grimland, Rhonda Harrison, Patricia Holden, Laura Hughes, Brenda Hyett, Chris Krusz, Jana Maddox, Lorry McCollum, Bynum Michie, Rex Moses, James Ogden, Phyllis Pittman, Susan Putter, Rosetta Spencer, Luisa Villalba, Kathleen Wahlstrom, Reggie Watts, Patti Williams, Kirk Wright, Dale Lake, Ken Avery, Jim Cox, John Fain, Sally Farmer, Mike Fling, Teresa Garrison, Mark Grace, Bill Heath, Hunter Hillen, Tom Miller, Mark Oliver, Jeff Sullivan, Edward Tindell, Diana Troup, Mario Watson, Dana Wyott, and Cheryl Cole. Italian Club SPONSOR: Maria Lazidas MEMBERS: Pat Euziere, Schuyler Hupp, Paul Jerome, Debbie McGuffey, Billy Muendino, Leslie Moffet, Connie Wade, Karen Paleschic, Elena Martinez, Karen Slate, Christina Perez, Tawana Thompson, Sammy Shipp, Joe Davis, and Dovid Barton. French Club MEMBERS: Sharon Aronofsky, Jerri Baker, Mary Ann Bonks, Thomas Bessant, Melody Bond, Bruce Brister, Barbara Butler, John Caperton, Mary Jo Carlson, Kitrena Carson, Cindi Chaussee, Tommy Christian, Audrey Corter, Elizabeth Cot- tingham, Tom Crabtree, Lynn Crow, Erslarior Davis, DuWanda Debose, Dana Briensky, Bridgette Edghill, Mark Evans, Sharon Farrell, Bruce Gislor, Sharon Goings, Rochon Greene, Mike Grubbs, Rose Hamideh, Cindy Heard, Mark Hollowed, Kirk Howeth, Cindi Huett, Sandra Humphries, Anjodor Hunter, Rhoshell Hunter, Karen Jernigan, Cathy Johnson, Drue Johnstone, Sheren Kennedy, Eugene Kneip, David Littwitz, Sylvia McFaul, Deborah Mardis, Elena Marti- nez, Debbie Mauldin, Marilyn Nall, John Nichol, Kiamesha Norwood, Pam Partee, Mathis Perkins, Melinda Ponder, Bryan Prisock, Michael Pugh, Ahang Rabbani, Naghmeh Rabbani, Nancy Ray, Donald Reed, John Reed, Lawrence Rosentahl. OFFICERS: Co-ordinator: Roger D. Starnes Secretory: Brandi Blount President: Cindy Parker Vice-President: John Welch Parliamentarian: Sylvia Ladyman Treasurer: Dovid Charles Allen 128 Spanish Club Sponsors: Helon Digby and Julie Everett President: Mike McConachie Secretory: Karen Slate Judy Ann Almaguer, Marvin Arce, James Arnold, Gary Aston, Laurie Ault, Barbara Barnette, Elaine Bafey, Gwen Baumann, Patty Bausone, Suzie Bausone, Debbie Baxter, Julie Berry, Lydia Blakemore, Jill 8romley, Michelle Bryant, Candy Buchmeyer, Dale Burgess, Tommie Butler, Barbara Canales, Jose Caraballo, Jose N. Cardenas, Laura Carlson, Rita Carlson, Sue Carter, Terri Carter, Joann Cary, Cindy Courson, Cindy Cox, Vickie Crecelius, Alvin Daniels, Earl Davis, Lisa Davis, Jonathan DeLeon, Phillip Delgadillo, Rosemary Delgadillo, Anita Denton, Bobby Drown, Beth Eakin, Pat Evetts, Laurie Findler, Rene Lynn Fletcher, Kathy Foersfer, Pat French, Doralynn Gonzalez, Rochon Greene, Debbie Griser, David Grubbs, Edward Gutting, Erin Haley, Teri Haley, Kathy Hall, Ricky Hall, Vincent Hall, Mark Hemberger, Phillip Henderson, Scott Hendrix, Mario A. Herrera, Ruddie Hitchens, James Hoffman, Sabrina Ingram, Leah Jenkins, Linda Jenkins, Carolyn Johnson, Sherry Johnson, Ricky Jones, Janell Kincy, Vincent Lamm, Cathy Londin, Alan Landua, Tracey Leask, Anthony Lee, Phyllis Lewis, Sharon Liles, Debbie Lilly, Leslie Lindrop, Morgan Lyons, Susan Martin, Geneva Martinez, Diane Matthews, Linda McLean, Gail Melone, Stan Miklis, Delia Millan, Sheila Mills, Colleen Mohrle, Toni Moore, Angie Morales, Ricky Morris, Jack Mounts, Susie Murff, Bill Neve, Cathy Nichols, Carmen Ojeda, Karen Paleschic, Cindy Park, Gregg Parks, Anita Pennington, Christine Perez, Richard Pierce, Rusty Rapier, Mark Renfro, Morissa Richter, Mary Rinehart, David Diskind, Anita Roberson, Carlos Rodriguez, Paul Ryckeley, Janice Saba, Elizabeth Saldana, Irene Samudio, Ovidio Sanchez, Cindy Schell, Gloria Schoenstein, Teresa Schofield, Rosie Servin, Barbara Session, Susan Shanks, Craig Shaw, Debbie Shuemoke, Judy Smith, Kay Smith, Wesley Paul Sprabary, Cheri Stalcup, Pelham Swift, Marla Taylor, Jim Thorp, Jan Thieme, Linda Thomas, Regina Louise Thompson, 8rian Tilley, Donna Tolin, Kimberlyn Tucker, Tony Vasquez, Rella Villosano, Debra Walker, Ola Washington, Pam Watkins, Diane Wolslcgel, Pomelo Woods, Deborah Wrenn, Meg York. 129 Vocational Opportunities Clubs Of Texas Sponsor: Roy Presley Roger Amshoff, Ricky Burke, Kevin Burks, Susie Campbell, Jimmy Day, Sandra Dixon, Chris Elliott, Ricky Fontenot, Lisa Ford, Kelvin Gibson, Sherry Gordon, Gene Griggers, Rocky Griggers, Dan Haessly, Ralph Head, Sue Jacks, Pat Lindsay, Rick Nalow, Al Pierce, Ray Rhodes, Candy Simmons, Susan Simmons, and Randy Wilson. Industrial Cooperation Training Work Program Sponsor: Eugene Henderson S. Couch, K. Cunningham, J. Fortner, N. Johnson, R. Langford, C. Mahan, C. McKinzie, K. Payne, R. Proctor, G. Slocum, M. Thacker, and A. Warner. Pub Staff Jan Atkinson, Nancy Bliven, Russell Bromley, Mickey Carden, Mary Joe Carlson, Sherry Chambers, Miguel Chiusano, Sinkey Cops, Kathy Fornham, Hazel Franklin, Anthony Joiner, Mythe Kirven, Beverly Landers, Cathy Landin, Deloris lewis, Melinda Lichtenwald, Tony Lipscomb, Oena Loe, Symphuel Lynette Miller, Linda McLean, Cindy Patterson, Charlene Rayford, Mae Frances Rowlett, Sallie Sampsell, Shannon Sjoblom, Ron Stanberry, Jane Steed, Jacquelin Smith, Jellette Turner, Milann Ubernoski, Ann Vasek, Joan Wade, Debbie Wilson. Sponsor: Sandro Lucaa. 131 AH Club Sponsor: Jim Tabor SPONSORS: Kim Koepke and Margaret Rose. MEMBERS: Diane Berry, Rusty Bethel, Theta Black, Nancy Bliven, Jiles Connady, Sharon Cannon, Tom Crabtree, John Cribb, Elizabeth Fsparra Froncis Fazio, Laurie Gottwald, Juanita Guerra, Buddy Hatfield, Sabrina Ingram, Isaiah Jones, Mythe Kirven, Beverly Landers, Newman Lollis, Jackie love, Symphuell Miller, Merilee Miller, Don Moore, Pam Rayford, Toni Reid, Cindy Stecgcr, Cindy Tate, and Mike Trotter. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT — Mark Seiber, VICE-PRESIDENT — Cathy Taylor, SECRETARY — Yvonne Hodges, and TREASURER — Kim Sandle. 133 Drama Club T Sherry Abbott, Steve Baker, Marshall Brooks, Rhonda Bryan, Ben Clingerman, Tina Coffman, Carole Evans, Hugh Griser, David Harrell, Roy Jarrell, Keith Kent, Sonja Kucker, Garry McClung, Garry Moore, Rebel Newman, Ron Ratcliff, Riley Rodgers, Delores Soldanza, Billie Sanders, Melvin Snoddy, David Stewart, Joe Swan, Marty Thorson, Rebecca Watterson, Debbie Wilson, Mike Woods. Distributive Education Clubs Of America 134 Mu Alpha Theta SPONSOR: Mrs. Rose Deike PRESIDENT: Mary Jo Carlson VICE-PRESIDENT: Eric Brahinsky SECRETARY: Melinda lichtenwold TREASURER: Lonnie Sorrells MEMBERS: Randy Joy, Paul Gardner, Kristi Hamilton, David Patterson, Karen Godek, Raye Mullins, Mike McConochie, Miguel Chiusano, Kregg Hood, Anita Ransdale, Bill Swofford, Jim McAdams, Rochone Greene, Lisa Phillips, Jerry Brown, John Flarity, Mike Borta, Peter Boecher, Danny Gerlach, Melanie Damron, Brion Crow, Brian Berkcly, and Brenda Crow. 135 •ttaaaaaai Karate Club Instructor: Gary Sapp 137 National Honor Society Seniors 1974 SPONSORS: Helen Menefee, Nancy Ferrm MEMBERS: Mazelle Ablon, Vanessa Agnew, Debbie Atkinson, Laurie Ault, Ralph Barnette, Mike Borto, Brian Berkeley, Julie Berry, Anthony Bertolami, Nancy Bliven, Eric Brohinsky, Russell Bromley, Joy Burney, Linda Burns, Barbara Butler, Diana Campbell, Sharon Campbell, Leanne Connaday, Mary Jo Carlson, Mirilond Cosh, Cynthia Chausee, Miguel Chiusono, Elizabeth Cottingham, Brenda Crow, Melanie Damron, Debbie Davis, Cindy Delfield, Bonnie Dooley, Sandra Dooley, Gwen Economy, Bill Ellis, Sue Erwin, Jessica Etz, Carole Evans, Kathy Farnham, John Flarity, Nancy Fox, Opal Fritz, Cindy Galyen, Rodney Gromley, Karen Godek, Lula Goolsby, Barbara Gracey, Denise Gray, Rochon Greene, Carlos Gutierrez, Chris Hankins, Leslie Harris, Cindy Heard, Annette Hendricks, Kregg Hood, Mike Jordan, Randall Joy, Sharon Knight, Cathy Landin, Delores Lewis, Melinda Lichtenwald, Jacquelyn Love, Mike McConachie, Denise McTyre, Rosalind Mitchell, Cindy Mlokar, Bill Nail, Lisa Phillips, Lea Pitts, lontho Powrie, Curtis Pullen, Glenda Rakestraw, Debi Reid, Pom Ross, Mae Frances Rowlett, Sollie Sompsell, Rick Sartain, Cindy Schnurr, Deborah Shuemake, Janene Simpson, Cheri Stalcup, Cindy Stanard, Jane Steed, Cathy Stover, Bill SwoHord, Gail Tatyrek, Charlotte Thomas, Claudette Traylor, Milonn Ubernoski, Joan Wade, Jacquelyn Walker, Kathi White, Susan White, Deborah Williams, Jonet Willioms, Pot Wilmoth, Charlotte Woods, Charla Wooley, and Jerry Yancey. 138 Jazz Ensemble DIRECTOR: Charles Elliott MEMBERS: Frank Bates, Brent Bourgeois, Bryan Campbell, Dan Cash, Pat Cole, John Cooper, Ken Fackler, Steve Flach, Nathan Gilley, Hunter Hillin, Rob Jones, David Julison, Larry Kimberlin, Carlos Lopez, Terry Matthews, Johnny Miles, Bill Nail, Scott Nichols, Sandro Seward, Corlos Sherman, Randy Smith, Mark Troup, and Michael Weiss. 139 Concert Band Director: David Barton 140 Concert Choir CONDUCTOR: William May MEMBERS: Vicki Aldormon, James Beslerdite, Bonnie Burgess, Dale Burgess, David Caldwell, Toni Cassaday, Tom Crabtree, Anita Dunderdale, Danny Garner, Carol Hansen, Scott Hendrix, Brenda Hyett, Pam Jernigan, Diana Jett, David Kelley, Mary Lambeth, Cory Larsen, Janet Levisay, Diann Mickus, Lynda Mickus, David Miller, Chyleen Moon, Bill Newton, Larry Pittman, Roy Pruitt, Glenda Rakestraw, Anita Ransdell, Delores Richardson, Rhonda Riddle, Edith Shingshang, Carol Smith, Elvis Spicer, Wesley Sprabary, Esther Webster, Mark Weeden, and Marti Williams. 141 Camara fa CONDUCTOR: William May BASSES: Darrel Fuller, Toni Bertolami, Rick Boyd, David Caldwell, Danny Thomos, Jim Cox, and David Alien. TENORS: Billy Sneed, William Jett, and Steve Land. ALTOS: Sollie Sampsell, Mary Rhinehart, and Cindy Stanard. SOPRANOS: Denise Newell, Susie Thompson, and Deann Tebay. PIANO: Debby Trevino. 142 Choraliers DIRECTOR: Bill White ACCOMPANIST: Jane Steed. Mike Barta, Sharon Bell, Lynn Edwards, Karen Galyen, Kristie Hamilton, Pam Hughey, Cynthia Jackson, Isaiah Jones, Melinda Lichtenwald, Gus Peck, Pam Ross, Vicki Simmons, Cathy Taylor, Barbara Thompson, Mark Wells, Tommy White, John Wierick, ond Meg York. 143 NAME CLUSTER CLUB OFFICE Mike Barta Horticulture FFA President Glenn Boucher Medical Tech. TAHOS President Sherry Smith Business OEA Vice-President Paula Stern Commercial Art VICA President Laurie Gottwald Commercial Art VICA President Jimmy Dean Computer OEA President Joe Childress Medical Tech. TAHOS President Kathy Fox Fashion HERO President Rosalind Mitchell Fashion HERO President David Caldwell Electronics VICA President Richard Acbee Graphics VICA President Xavier Escebedo Electronics VICA President Chris Dillard Construction VICA President Joe Maxwell Construction VICA President Walter Beaty Manufacturing VICA President Brenda Smith Business OEA President Ricky Estrada Construction VICA President Albert McIntyre Construction VICA President Tommie Miller Manufacturing VICA President Charlotte Wood Interior Design VICA President Valerie VanWinkle Interior Design VICA President Tommie Geary Child Care HERO President Carolyn Chism Interior Design VICA Vice-President Martin Aimes Visual Arts VICA President 144 Officers NAME CLUSTER CLUB OFFICE David Dowling Environmental Control VICA President James Kinsaul Electronics VICA President David Harris Electronics VICA (Radio) President Althea Wilson Business OEA President David Walton Architecture VICA President Sheldon Tauben Photography VICA President Louis Scotch Photography VICA President Debra Bierhalter Computer OEA Vice-President Anjordor Hunter Child Care HERO Vice-President Pat Murphy Architecture VICA Vice-President Deloris Louis Business OEA President Karen Godek Aeronautics VICA President Gwen Economy Business OEA President Debbie Atkinson Cosmetology VICA President Pat Williams Dental Tech. TAHOS President Janet Hayes Food Service VICA President Jerry Watt Aeronautics VICA President Sue Gremillion Cosmetology VICA President Mike Williamson Electronics VICA President Ray Burdine Electronics VICA President David Ault Transportation VICA President Steve Shellenberger Aeronautics VICA President Billy Meeks Aeronautics VICA Vice-President Alfred Alfom Graphics VICA Jack Means Plastics VICA President Jerry Brown Medical Tech. TAHOS President 145 and W Career Development Center Life is remembering when you were small And finding out for the first time How much there is to learn; Or dreaming with someone special About all the things to be planned Yet to do or just to hope for. Life is the ups and downs The temporary and the permanent. But most of all. . . Life is today. by Laurie Gottwald Manufacturing 148 Aviation Health Careers Cluster The Health Careers Cluster is divided into three courses: Medical Careers, Dental Laboratory Technology, and Dental Assisting. Medical Careers has a detailed exploration of the various medical fields for its first year students. The course is designed to equip the student to perform as a non-registered laboratory technician in a clinic or hospital. Upon completion of this two-year course, the stu- dent is capable of performing all routine laboratory tests. The Dental Laboratory Technology course is a two-year program which includes basic and advanced principles of construction with dental appliances necessary to restore the mouth to normal func- tion. The third course. Dental Assisting, is a two-year course which teaches the basic knowledge and skills in the fundamentals of chairside assisting and dental office routine. 149 The Advanced Math Cluster allows the student to continue his mathematical studies in depth by offer- ing two programs. The first area occurs during the fall semester and is the building of a background of statistical work. The work in combinatorics and probability theory includes a detailed coverage of both descriptive and inferential statistics. The sec- ond area involves an introduction to career oppor- tunity by working with an individual or company involved in his career interest. The students are encouraged to participate in seminars involving stu- dents throughout the city. Computing equipment is available from desk calculators, tape printing calcu- lators, programmable calculators, to share time on- line computer terminals. Advanced Mathematics Cluster 1 Electronics Cluster The first year of the Electronics Cluster is com- posed of a series of construction projects in test equipment, components of radio receivers, transmit- ters and hi-fi-stereo equipment with a background in basic electronics, electricity, and mathematics. The second year offers an opportunity to choose a speciality from six areas according to a student's area of interest: (1) Telecommunications; (2) Digital; (3) Metrology; (4) Radar; (5) Electronical Drafting; and (6) Consumer Products Repair. If a student is advanced enough to progress in the program, the third year offers further specializa- tion and work in his area. I Photographic Arts Cluster The Photographic Arts Cluster is composed of two areas: Still-Photography and Cinema- tography. The first year student in Still Photography learns how to handle a camera, location, and studio photography. He also learns how to develop black and white film and the process for color film. In the student’s second year he is given training in contemporary portraiture, commer- cial advertising, and color printing. In Cinematography, the first year student is given a laboratory course and instruction for operating motion picture cameras, the proc- ess of color film, editing, lighting, and expo- sure. The student also studies good film com- position and script writing. In the student's second year he may continue his study in his field of interest with an emphasis on printing, sound, film makeup, special effects, anima- tion, film production, composition, lighting, and continuity. 152 Television Aris Cluster In the Television Arts Cluster the stu- dents receive practical experience in the operation of audio and video equipment by working with it. These experiences develop the students' skills that are required of a technician oper- ating a television program after com- pleting the Skyline television course. In the student’s first year, he gains a working vocabulary and an under- standing of the fundamental principles and concepts in television production. The skills that are available to him to learn are cameraman, floormanager, technical director, script writer, record- ing technician, and many others. A second year student may special- ize in industrial television or may branch out to gain experience and training that are related to what he learned in his first year. 153 Construction Cluster To meet the manpower needs for the promising future in the world of Construction, Skyline is offer- ing the World of Construction Cluster made up of nine construction trades. General building trades is a one year course in general construction, emphasizing carpentry, brick- laying, and concrete masonry. The construction Electrician lays out, assembles, installs, and tests electrical features, apparatus, and wiring used in electrical systems. They also install and connect electrical machinery, equipment, con- trols, and signal and communication systems. Glaziers cut, fit, and install plate glass, ordinary window glass, mirrors, and many special items. Plumbers and pipefitters are craftsmen who install pipe systems which carry water, steam, air, or other liquids or gases needed for sanitation, indus- trial production, or other uses. The cluster also teaches the trades of bricklaying, cement, and concrete finishing, floor covering installation, painting and paperhanging, plastering, and lathing. «WWoram. THESE houses IEK bus.; ST THE HDfiLO or BUUXUtC CONSTRUCTION CLUSTER UBPCmMV.CIUTW.cUCTtXll.KwttK «U CU« KTH THE COOPERATION OF ate ooiriJtt. i r orutu cmKMum cmiki SHEET MCTK CWWtKUl UT. HWTKW.WW «XI 154 ♦ ♦ Transportation Services Cluster The Transportation Cluster is divided into three subclus- ters: Automotive, Auto Body, and Diesel Technology. The Automotive Technology Cluster is designed for stu- dents to learn, diagnose, test examine, adjust, rebuild, replace, or reassemble the parts of the automotive, elec- trical, hydraulic, or mechanical systems. A first year stu- dent learns safety regulations, the ability to use shop manuals, the four-stroke cycle internal combustion engine, to service the lubrication and standard transmissions. In the student’s second year he builds the knowledge he gained his first year as well as learning to service the braking system, automatic transmissions, engine block, and others. The Auto Body Technology Cluster provides the stu- dents with the knowledge of the techniques used in rebuilding and refinishing automobiles. In the student’s first year he gains a working knowledge of the structure of the automobile and tools used in body repair. He may also specialize in the welding skills used, developing the ability to analyze minor metal damage, or the ability to straighten and smooth damaged sheet metal. A second year student may continue his accumulated experience and specialize in repairing collision- damage, front-end repairs and alignment, refinishing, or collision estimating. In the Diesel Technology Cluster a student receives first hand experience and a knowledge of the tools used in repairing and servicing diesel engines and diesel powered equipment. In the student’s first year he learns tool usage history, and a knowledge of basic diesel engines. He may specialize in air intake and exhaust systems, cooling, fuel and many other systems. A second year student takes a study of modules, clutches, torque converters, and brake J55 systems. World of Manufacturing Cluster The World of Manufacturing Cluster consists of five components: Quality Con- trol, Machine Shop, Sheet Metalwork, Welding and Technical Drafting. The stu- dent of this cluster learns to make safety judgements, to develop industrial skills, and to acquire effective work habits. A first year student in the Quality Control Cluster receives a working knowledge of basic metals, which are used for what, and how and why their structure is changed. They also attain a basic knowledge of heat treating equipment, blueprint reading, and the use of precision measuring instruments. A second year student studies mechanical measurements and tolerances, and internal and external gauges. They also heat treat metals, test and evaluate manufactured products, design and build models with mill designs. The Sheet Metal Cluster trains first year students in blueprint reading and sheet metal layout. The students design and build various metal projects. In the students' second year they work in complicated layouts with triangulations and receive ship and field experiences by installing the ducts in the houses built by the Construction Cluster. 156 World of Environmental Control Systems Cluster The World of Environmental Control Systems Cluster involves the student in learning to install, start, test, and make ready the systems for customer use. In the student’s first year, principles of refrigeration and elec- tricity such as basic compressor repair, evacuation and charging of system, and refrigeration are taught. A second year student receives on-the-job training programs where they will put to use the knowledge they gained their first year. 157 Aeronautics Cluster Aeronautics is a three year cluster designed by the Federal Avia- tion Agency to familiarize the student with the basic principles of aircraft operation. The 30,000 foot airplane hangar is furnished with classrooms, demonstration areas, and practice equipment. A first year student learns the principles of flight, structure, and maintenance in modules of work. A second year student may take Airframe, the study of the struc- tural components of an aircraft, or Powerplant Mechanics, the study of the engines that make the aircraft move. In his third year a student may continue his specialization that he selected in his second year. If he completes this phase, the student may be recommended to take F.A.A. examinations. 158 Plastics Technology Cluster The Plastics Technology Cluster enables students to develop the skills for a comprehensive study of the plastics industry. A first year student learns the exercises of plastic chemistry. He also develops skills in the various mold- ing processes: injection, compression, extrusion, rota- tional, thermoforming, and cellular. Setting up, mainte- nance and operation of the machines as well as field trips are also on the student’s agenda. In the student’s second year he develops skills in the fabrication and finishing of plastics, tool making, rein- forced plastic molding, and decoration of the plastics. He also works on projects such as: dune buggies, sail- boats, canoes, and many other articles. 159 160 Business And Management Careers Cluster The Business and Management Cluster is composed of four areas: Advanced Accounting, Business Administration, Secretarial Science, and Simulated Office. Before entering into these advanced areas of study a first year student needs to develop the basic skills of typewriting, shorthand, accounting, keypunch, office machines, and the concepts of Ameri- can business. A second year student may concentrate upon the area of her choice. Advanced Accounting offers instruction in skills necessary for an entry-job in bookkeeping or credit on college level. In Busi- ness Administration principles in finance, accounting, marketing, and personnel are taught. Students develop their shorthand and typing skills in Secretarial Science. Simulated Office offers an actual office setting in which students further develop their clerical skills. World Of Fashion And Merchandising Clusfer The World of Fashion Cluster is a combi- nation of three subclusters: Design and Pattern making. Apparel Assembly and Power Machine Technology, and Merchan- dising. For experience the cluster has set up a boutique ‘‘Our Place where the gar- ments made by the cluster are sold to the students and teachers. In the Design and Pattern making sec- tion, first year students learn the basics of industry, art developments in design, pat- tern developments, power machine con- trol, the cutting production. A second year student studies past designers; fall, sum- mer, spring, and master patterns are also developed. Students learn to plan and forecast a given line, develop master pat- terns, and to grade patterns in all sizes. The Apparel Assembly and Power Machine Technology Cluster first teaches Power Machine Technology with over- ridge, hemmer, button, buttonholer, and bar-tack machines. In the student's second year she receives instruction in fabric char- acteristics, sample making, garment cost- ing, style forecasting, pressing, and size- out. In the Merchandising Cluster a first year student learns all about production, dis- tribution, and sales of fashion; selling work is done as well in Our Place. A second year student goes into an in-depth study of sales promotion and management duties. They are also given more freedom to pursue their career interests. 161 Horticulture Cluster The Horticulture Cluster allows the student to have basic experience in five areas: land- scape and design, nursery production, green house crop production, floral design and flower shop operation, and turf management. The students use commercial techniques for growing purposes and color, harmony, and design for arrangements and corsages. Labo- ratory experience is provided inside a green- house, floral shop, and large garden plot. The student's first year gives him the basics of the five areas. After his first year a student may specialize and participate in that area’s workshop. 162 Performing Aris Cluster The Performing Arts Cluster is composed of three subclusters: Music, Dance, and Theatre Arts. The Music Cluster is designed for stu- dents who have a musical background in voice or an instrument. The core of the cluster is Comprehensive Musicianship which is taken by all stu- dents. In addition, the student studies in the area of his choice and takes part in one of the performing groups: band, choir, orchestra, or piano. The Dance Cluster is contained in a large well-equipped air-conditioned studio in the A building. Most of the students have a classical or ballet background and are being taught on the majority modern dance. The second year student is involved in working in cluster groups. The Theatre Arts Cluster allows the stu- dent a study in the six basic areas of thea- tre: acting, scenery, lighting, sound, make- up, and costume. In the student's second year he may learn directing and design as well as continue an in-depth study of his chosen area. 163 Women's Choir DIRECTOR: William May ACCOMPANIST: Jane Steed Renee Castleberry, Debbie McGuffey, Cheri Stal- cup, Cindy Tate, leanne Connaday, Pam Hahn, Karen Humpheries, Cindy Stanard, Marilyn Nall, Debi Reid, Charyln Johnson, Gina Smith, Rhonda Harrison, Lauri Lewis, Sherry Crouch, ond Suzanne Watts. 164 Limited Edition DIRECTOR: Bill White ACCOMPANIST: Jane Steed Scott Ayliffe, David Barton, Kay Beasley, Chuck Bennett, Linda Berry, Mary Caldwell, Leanne Cannoday, Mickey Carden, Joe Cooper, John Cooper, Sherry Crouch, Polly Dunn, Sue Erwin, Jon Farrier, Rodney Gromley, Carla Groom, Pam Hahn, Mike Harter, Hunter Hillen, Rick Hooten, Charlyn Johnson, Isaiah Jones, Laurie Lewis, Sharon Liles, Debra McGuffey, Debbie Marder, Cesar Mora, Scott Nichols, Gory Osborne, Phyllis Otto, Debi Reid, Pam Ross, Vickie Simmons, Gina Smith, Cherie Stalcup, A. J. Sweat, Mark Walker, Mark Wells, and Pat Wilmoth. 165 Symphonic Band FLUTE: Joe England, Lo Donna Vaughn, Sandra Seward, Nancy Euler, Cathy Sleyo, Debbie Leeman, Janet Patterson, Bill Swafford, and Karen Godek. CLARINET: Dan Cason, Mark Weeden, Ann Vasek, Jim McAdams, Randy Smith, Suzanne Weeden, Mae Frances Rowlett, Paula Harrelson, and Pelham Swift. BASS CLARINET: Cindy Patterson, Kay Burt, and James Fuchs. OBOE: Michael Pugh. TRUMPET: David Cason, Pat Cole, Carlos Lopez, Rob Jones, Carlos Sherman, David Percival, Joe Cooper, and Ronald Ridge. TUBA: Nathan Gilley, Stan Gerber, and John Cribb. TROMBONE: Bryan Campbell, Johnny Miles, Hunter Hillin, Scott Nichols, and Wes Hackney. EUPHONIUM: Chuck Bennett, and Rick Hooten. FRENCH HORN: Jon Farrier, Steve Coffman, Morgan Lyons and Skipper Bayro. SAXOPHONE: Brenda Fain, Jonathan Turner, George Keaton, David Williams, Deborah Williams, Don Cash, and Ken Fackler. PERCUSSION: Terry Matthews, Bill Nail, Steve Carpenter, Bruce Linker, Don Hastings, and Jon Blance. DIRECTOR: Dr. Charles Elliott 166 Symphony Orchestra DIRECTOR: Frances Schultz FIRST VIOLIN: Ricky Brohinsky, Mary Ann Banks, Sue Erwin, Denise Ferrell, and Mary Morrow. SECOND VIOLIN: Vicki McGee, Cheri Baker, Carol Brannon, Lauri White, and Duane Williams. VIOLA: Pat Wilmoth, Cindy Barrow, David Glick, and Kathy Lawrence. CELLO: Sylvia Ladyman, David Barton, Jack Bar- ton, and Steve Flack. BASS: Stanley Gerber. PERCUSSION: Steve Carpenter, Don Hastings, Bruce Linker, Terry Matthews, and Bill Nail. PIANO: Karen Drane. PICCOLO: Sandra Seward. FLUTE: Joe Englond, and Karen Godek. OBOE: Mike Pugh. CLARINET: Dan Cason and Mark Weeden. BASS CLARINET: Cindy Patterson. BASSOON: Gary Osborn. TRUMPET: David Cason, Carlos Lopez, and Robert Jones. FRENCH HORN: Jon Farrier, Skipper Bayro, Steve Coffman, and Morgan Lyons. TROMBONE: Hunter Hillin, Wes Hackney, and Scott Nichols. TUBA: Nathan Gilley. 167 Visual Aris Clusier In the Visual Arts Cluster, two types of “art are taught: Studio Art and Commercial Art. The Studio Art Cluster provides the student with a well-rounded knowl- edge of the fine arts as ceramics, pottery, metal, and clay sculpture, draw- ing, painting, and crafts. The students work in an artist-client relationship in order to prepare them for their professional roles. As seniors the students prepare a portfolio to use for job applications or for admissions into college or professional art school. In the Commercial Art Cluster students receive a working knowledge of a variety of media, such as water color, pastels, and scratchboard. The stu- dent may specialize in storybook illustration. After learning airbrush, silk- screen, and basic animation the student may continue in technical animation, cartoon animation, airbrush illustration, special effects, and others. 168 Inferior Design Cluster The Interior Design Cluster provides the stu- dent with on overview of how an interior designer works. In this cluster, the student gains a knowledge of period furniture and architec- ture, textiles, fundamental drafting, building con- struction, blue print reading, fabrication media and methods, merchandising and market research. The students have an opportunity to learn of the economical, cultural, and geographical influ- ences throughout history. The students who are interested in becoming interior designers, may work with actual materials used in the applica- tion of designing concepts and will practice actual job contracts with clients to completion. 169 Man And His Environment Cluster The Man and His Environment Cluster is designed to provide an opportunity for the students to explore many areas of social science including soci- ology, psychology, anthropology, political science, economics, comparative religion, education, and law in a changing society. Students may choose from a variety of activities which are appropriate to their career interest. The activities include community observation and partic- ipation. 170 « r im v World Languages Clusfer The World Languages Cluster offers a program of advanced study to help students who are pursuing a career that requires a background in oral and written skills in foreign lan- guages. A first year student receives an intense advanced study of French, German, or Spanish. Beginning studies are available in Russian, Ital- ian, Hebrew, Swahili, and Greek. In his second year a student may continue studies in a certain lan- guage or languages. 171 Advanced Science Cluster The Advanced Science Cluster is coordinated to meet the needs of students who are advanced in sci- ence. The curriculum is academically oriented to meet a variety of individual needs. With its extensive research equipment, the curriculum provides unlimited opportunities in student research. The course is designed so that a student will have a more intelligible career choice in science, a variety of laboratory skills, and possible advancement in college science work. The cluster has three more areas of study: life science, chemistry, and physics, along with two sub-clusters: math-science and museum biology composed of study topics. 172 Computer Technology Cluster The Computer Cluster is designed into three courses: Fundamentals, Programming, and Opera- tions. Fundamentals is the introduction which lays the ground work for concepts and skills needed for later concentration in the student's specialty. This course gives an overview in the characteristics and uses of computer language types. The Programming Course works with the student on flowcharting and problem-solving activities. The Operations Course emphasizes computer operation principles with much work on the onsite computer. Graphics Communicaiions Clusier The Graphics Communications Cluster prepares students to meet demands in all phases of the industry. The course is designed to familiarize the students with the lithographic letterpress, operations and production, and to prepare him for past-train- ing for proofreading, photo mechanical preparation, plate making, and many others. In the first year of this cluster the students learn hot metal composition and they work mainly with the letterpress and bindery. Those students who can type 40 words per minute can go into cold type and learn photocomposition. In the student's second year, he learns offset lithography as well as camera work, stripping and paste making, and offset presswork. Architectural Technical Drafting Technology Cluster The Architectural-Technical Drafting Technol- ogy Cluster is composed of Architectural Draft- ing and Technical Drafting. In the Architectural Drafting course the stu- dent learns professional drafting skills for those interested in entering an architectural office as an architectural draftsman upon graduation, or for those interested in pursuing a professional five-year architectural degree. The entering draftsman studies design, technique, and com- position, and may choose one of seven areas of study and major in that area: architectural struc- tures, equipment of buildings, commercial and residential design, city planning, landscape, architectural delineation, and models. The emphasis on form, space and structure are also explored. The Technical Drafting course includes as drafting fields: machine, structural, topographi- cal, map, electrical, and full color renderings of machine parts. Machine drafting includes the design and drawing of machine parts, assem- blies and complete machines, detailed drawings of individual parts, and special elements such as gears and cams. 175 Child Related Professions Cluster Phase I of the Child-Youth Related Professions Cluster is a mandatory introductory training unit. The groundwork for study- ing children is laid by studying the living patters of socio-eco- nomic levels and socio-cultural backgrounds which affects a childs' psychosexual development. Living and buying patterns determine the physical and intellectual growth. Emotional and psychological growth is influenced by the family’s life style, and social goals and growth patterns are also related. A unit in nutri- tion for children is included during Phase I. Phase II prepares the student for becoming a child care aide and kindred types of work. Students learn how to understand the normal preschool child's behavior as a family member and participate in preschool life, how to work with parents and help them help their child. On-the-job training provides food prepa- ration skills; this and Phase I produces a well-trained child-care aide. Phase III offers a look into the various professions of educa- tion, medicine, nursing, occupational therapy, psychology and psychiatry, law, social work, recreation, and interior design. It allows the student to study mentally, psychologically, emotion- ally and physically handicapped children, legal procedure, health care for children, plus clothing, recreation and furnishings for children’s rooms. 176 The Food Service and Management Cluster provides training in the field of food preparation and service. The teachers are experienced in this industry and, using the most advanced equipment, they help the stu- dents learn by allowing them to practice on the faculty of Skyline. In his first year a student learns the basic principles of sanitation and hygiene, the equipment used, and con- verting recipes as to weights and measures. He is also trained in pantry work, breakfast cook, vegetable cook, fry cook, soup cook, broiler cook, roast cook, and baker. Food-Service And Management Cluster The second year student gets two weeks of on-the-job training in the basic fields as well as training for cash- ier, steward, and manager. 177 Cosmetology Cluster The Cosmetology Cluster offers the student, for two years, train- ing in beauty culture. It requires a knowledge and understand- ing of the underlying theories and occupational information rel- ated to the beauty industry. The cluster develops the ability to perform manipulative skills and to operate the machines and equipment of this occupation. All students have the opportunity for personality development by learning the techniques for working with people in the field of cosmetology. During this two-year course all Texas requirements for licensing preceding employment in the beauty industry are met and after graduation a student may take this test without any further train- ing. 178 English-Jo umalism Cluster The English-Journalism cluster offers students career training for jobs in vari- ous fields of communication. Students work individually on mini-courses in journalism, poetry, short story, maga- zine articles, and drama. The cluster emphasizes practical training in writing skills. Experienced writers from local newspapers and magazines give stu- dents valuable career hints and guid- ance. 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Lopez, Eliseo Love, Jacquelyn Lovely, Nance Lozada, Tony Lundy, Richard Mahdak, Andrew Malone, Glenda Mangan, Peter Mann, Teresa Marder, Deborah Marks, Larry Marlar, Vickie 211 Martinez, Elena Matthews, Terry Mayfield, Melissa McAfee, Bruce McBreen, Mary Ann McCartney, Vicki McClung, Garry McConachie, Michael McElroy, Fred McFaul, Sylvia Mcllveen, Michael McIntyre, Denise 212 McKee, Brookie McKinney, Kelly McKnight, Melba r Means, Jack Medlin, Jay Meeks, Billy iAe ks, Glenn Melton, Randall Mendoza, Sylvia Menoski, Mark Merdones, Patricia Meyer, Darrell 213 Mickus, Diaqp Mickus, Lynda Midditon, Charles Miles, Johnny Miles, Ricky Millender, Marylane Miller, John Miller, Kenneth Miller, Richard Miller, Susan Miller, Symphuel Miller; Tommy 214 Mitchell, Charlotte Mitchell, Rosalind Mlakar, Cynthia Monroe, Marilyn Montoro, Manuel Moore, Brenda Moore, Cynthia Moore, Don Moore, John Morris, Kim Mullen, Darlene Mullins, David 215 Murphree, Vera Murrah, Kathleen Myrick, Tom Nabors, Sherry Nail, Bill Nall, Pam Nalow, Richard Nance, Peter Newell, Paula Newton, Bill Ney, Jan NicJ eU, Russell 216 Nugent, Trudy Bromley, Russell O’Neal, Don O'Steen, Beth Ann Oswalt, Carol Owens, Ruth Ella Paleschic, Karen Parks, James Parsons, Bill Parsons, Kenneth Ray Partee, Pamela Paterson, Cindy 217 Pearson, Kenneth Pederson, Donna Perkins, Kelley Peterson, Janet Peterson, Jim Phillips, Glenda Phillips, Lisa Phillips, Veronica PjfikilW, -Hilfc, Leg. Ann Powrie, lantha Potter, Dean 218 Puccgll Landy Purnell, Lydia Price, James Pruitt, Gary Eruitt, S� haron Pryor, Ladessa Radford, Tom Rains, Greg Rakestraw, Glenda Ratcliffe, Leslie Raulston, Randy Sanders, Billie 219 Rayford, Charlene Reese, Charlotte Redden, Randy Reger, Clifford Reger, Richard Reid, Debi Rener, Sandy Richards, Kenneth Richey, E. D. Ridge, Ronald Riskind, David Robins, Tina 220 Rodgers, Riley Rowlett, Mae Frances Rorie, Melinda Rumbo, David Russell, Brad Russell, James RusseJJ, Wayne Ryan, Melinda Saldana, Delores 221 Sampsell, Sallie Sanchezs Stellay SandFeT Kim Sandone, Michael Sarasin, Ted Sartain, Rick Satterwhite, Cartis Savary, Robert Scotch . 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A. 232 - r-rr—TTtra Seiber Vice-PreeidmF RembPetty Secretary- Treasure Kathy White Dwayne Able� Gena Adkisson Willie Agnew Paul Allen Paul Alvarez Pam Anderson Sharon Aronofsky Mike Atkins Thomas Athas Doug Bailey Cherie Baker Debbie Baker Jerri Baker Greg Ball Paul Banister Mary Ann Banks Brenda Barker Denise Barnes Susan Bateman Andrea Bates Kay Beasley Walter Beaty Ronald Beaver Sharon Bell Lisa Bclinger Roy Benton Becky Blance Steve Blessing Terrence Bliss Melody Bond 235 Corliss Bowman Hazel Bowman Clifford Boyce Don Braddick Woyne Brady Richard Broley Steve Brast Linda Broziel John Briggs Melissa Broom Mary Brown Yvonne Brown Lennerd Byrd 236 Juniors Start Second Year Bynumn Michie Timothy Cain Bryan Campbell Joe Cardenas Rita Carlson Steve Carpenter Sharon Carroll Sue Ann Carroll Allie Carter Ricky Cartwright Lewis Castloo Karen Chambers Mary Chewning LeRay Christian Prepare To Move Ahead 237 Pomelo Christian Richard Clamon Croig Clark Steven Coffman Charles Cole Charlene Cole Pat Cole Carmela Colletti VeEllo Collier John Cooper Tom Constancio Greg Corey Ron Cox Debbie Craig Peggy Crosley Juniors Form Goals Lynn Crow Brian Crowe Lydia Curiel Deborah Curling Brenda Daniel Dennis Davidsor Cheryl Davis Leslie Davis Sharon Davis Brody Dillard 238 Donny Dimsdle Sandie Dockery Tony Dominquez Debbie Donnell David Dowling RobertgJ wney v; Karen Drone Mike Drone Dwayne Drinning Anita Dunderdole The Class of 1975 Sharon Dungan Mike Dupree Beth Durrett Teddy Dysart Janet Easley Laurie England Xavier Escobedo Kirk Evans Susan Evans Sharon Farrell Patricia Farrens Terri Faulk Patty Fozio Donna Feltzman Denise FerrejJ |_ 239 Dana Fethkenher Valeric Fielding Tim Figura Laurie Finkler Sandi Fisk Cindy Flood Johnnie Foster Gary Fox Billy Fritz Kay Fults Kenneth Gallia Marilyn Gomel Anthony Gardner Jill Garner Marla Garrett Agustin Garza Irma Garza Nathan Gilley Randy Goar Sharon Goings Raymond Gonzales Waid Goolsby Diane Gorman Bev Gray Dub Griffith Beverly Groves Juanita Guerra Cora Guinn Donna Hagler Rusty Hall 240 Karen Hamby Kristi Hamilton Steve Hammond Carol Hansen Dianne Hansen Linda Hardesty Paula Harrelson Barry Harris Roscoe Harvey Don Hastings Joe Heath Henry Hefner Lynne Heitmon Ruth Heller Ronald Hemedinger Tracey Hennessy David Hensel Mary Hewitt Andy Hickman Terry Hill Mary Hilton Chuck Hoffmann Dona Hogue Patricia Holden David Hooper Karen Hoskins Bill Howard Etheleen Howard Pam Hughey Joni Hunter 241 Brendo Hyeft Sabrina Ingram Kathy Jacobs Pat Jacobs Barbara Jackson Leslie Jackson Vickie James Becky Janeway Jeanette Johnson Cynthia Johansen Cathy Johnson Marshall Johnson Michael Johnson Paulette Johnson Drue Johnstone Rob Jones Jana Jordan Lisa Kasper George Keaton David Kelley Tim Kelley John Kennedy Kathey Kent Keith Kent Michael Ketler Steve Kiewif Steve Kilbride Jerome King Shari King Paul Kozlovsky 242 Kevin Kraft Carl Krone Michael LaBarba Sylvia Ladyman Charles Landers Randy Langford Philip LaPlante Julia Larsen Kathleen Lawrence Matt Lawrence Charlotte Lewis Phyllis Lewis Sammie Lewis Bruce Linker Newman Lollis Sue Ann Lopez Carlos Lopez Jack Lougheed Deborah Luckey Morgan Lyons Warre Lyons Billy McBee Sandra McClure Janet McCoy Vicki McCoy Marcia McCurley Sharon McCurley Zone McDonald Crystal McGarity Vicki McGee 243 Susan McGowan Rusty McKinnie Karen McMillan Mike McMillen Danette McNew Ramola Madziar Rhonda Magill Joe Malazzo Joni Malone Reggie Mangram Pam Mansell Danny Marley Sandie Martin Lorry Martinez i— jay Martinson Diane Matthews Debbie Mauldin Joe Maxwell George Medina Bjoern Mellbin Stan Miklis Patricia Miller James Moffitt Rosemary Montalbo Louis Montes Jack Mounts Bobby Moore Greg Moore James Moore Toni Moore 244 Anna Moreno Clint Morris James Morris Bill Moyer Susie Murff Terry Murry John Murphy Ronnie Musico Nancy Nail Anita Nelms Karl Newman Terry Newsom Wes Niedecken James Nicholson John Nicol 245 Swim work-outs really are different. . . 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Temple Ann Thomas Karen Thomas Linda Thomas Regina Thompson Edward Tindell Pam Tipping Miguel Tipps Charlie Tipton Carl Todd Steve Todora Donna Tolin Clifford Toney CeLetha Traylor Glenn Trewitt Edward Trujillo Diana Troup Brenda Tubbs Kim Tucker Doris Turney Deryl Turner Micias Tyiska Randy Usrey : •' Hector Valade? ? Homer Valadez Harrell Van Horn 272 Ricky Vassallo Patricia Shaw Douglas Shehan Steve Shellenberger Frederick Shelton Vicki Simmons Lonnie Simon Paul Skaer Kelli Slate Cathy Sleyo Carol Smith Cassandra Smith Debra Smith Janice Smith Jeffery Smith Kay Smith Kent Smith Reginald Smith Robin Smith Rhonda Smith Walter Smith Philip Sneed Christopher Soden Patti Solis Cindy Southall Charles Sparks Patricia Spencer Chris Spicer Wesley Spraberry Chris Stahl Debbie Stamer John Staub MichaeLSt._Clqirl ■; . Joanne Stepan Debbie Stephens Sylvia Stephens Dempsey Stone Lonnie Stricklond Mattie Stubblefield Jan Stubbs Richard Sturdevant Russel Sublette 273 Arthur Sullivan Diane Vaughn Martha Velasquez Doug Viaille Kim Waddleton Connie Wade Debra Walker Leota Walker Chris Wallace Ritha Wallace Ronnie Wallace Bill Waller Debbie Walls Duane Walser Peggy Walsh Cynthia Walton David Walton Tony Ward Paula Warren Deborah Washington Ola Washington Cheryl Wotterson Reginald Watts Fred Webb Esther Webster Vetto Webster Suzanne Weeden Desiree Welch Clay Wells Gene Wells Mae Wells Herbert Wesson Greta West Eddie Wheotly i f . j. Stacy White Suzanne Wiese Dale Wilkerson David Williams Gaynel Willioms Frederick Williams Michael Williams Steve Williams 274 Noel Williams Willie Williams Cynthia Wilson Ray Wilson 'Maria Witherspoon Ed Woodruff Pamela Woods Yolanda Woods Mark Worley Doug Wright Terence Wright Dana Wyatt Steven Wynne Eric Yorbrough Dfnnii Yborro Cherry Youngblood Steven Draper 2 75 FRONT ROW, left to right: Mgr. James Coleman, 40 Mike Sondone, 42 James Dimsdale, 63 Carl Rice, 64 Tom Jones, 50 Bill Weaver, 62 David Jones, 27 Jack Means, 88 Don Artice, 22 Bryce Penland, 12 Mike Drane, 20 Doug Bohne, 37 Mike Hughes, Mgr. Randy Redden. SECOND ROW: Mgr. John Shook, 87 Charles Green, 35 John Kennedy, 11 Chuck Walton, 57 Jon Blance, 66 Mark Adair, 65 John Covington, 85 Andy Hickman, 10 Mark Thomp- son, 82 Howard Baldwin, 52 Mark Daffron, 26 Brod Russell, 75 Dennis Sims, Mgr. Danny Anderson. THIRD ROW: 70 Don Broddick, 73 John Rickman, 44 Rodrick Shaw, 80 John Tolley, 71 Eddie Leathers, 19 Jim Jennings, 25 Steve Hollywood, 55 Billy McBee, 74 Waid Goolsby, 72 William Hooper, 59 Ken Shaw, 31 Terry Gray, 86 Tom Miller, 77 Rick Sartain. 1973 Skyline Raiders Varsity Football Team Skyline Opponent Carter 20 18 North Mesquite 7 26 Grand Prairie 28 21 Thomas Jefferson 27 0 Hillcrest 6 13 W. T. White 7 1C Spruce 0 31 Samuell 28 2 Lincoln 14 I Bryan Adams 14 7 278 JIM JENNINGS DALLAS TIMES HERALD First Team Defensive Back Second Team Quarterback District 11-AAAA Second Team All Metro Defensive Back DALLAS MORNING NEWS First Team Defensive Back Second Team Quarterback District 11 -AAAA MIKE HUGHES DALLAS TIMES HERALD First Team Offensive End District 11 -AAAA DALLAS MORNING NEWS First Team Offensive End District 11 -AAAA MIKE SANDONE DALLAS TIMES HERALD Second Team Running Back Raider All-Gtars JOHN COVINGTON DALLAS TIMES HERALD First Team Offensive Tackle District 11 -AAAA DALLAS MORNING NEWS First Team Offensive Tackle Second Team Linebacker District 1 1 -AAAA RICK SARTAIN DALLAS TIMES HERALD First Team Offensive Tackle District 11 -AAAA Second Team Offensive Tackle All Metro DALLAS MORNING NEWS Offensive Tackle First Team District 11 -AAAA 279 HEAD FOOTBALL COACH Theo “Cotton” Miles ASSISTANT COACHES Dwain Dawson Dub Lewis Sherman Hughes Harold Hughes Harnell Coleman Joel Ezar Coaching Qtaff 280 Raiders Muscle Past Carter, 20-18 The game started with a minor tragedy. On the opening kickoff Skyline fumbled the ball, thus giving Carter excellent field position. The Cowboys took advantage of the situation and scored from the one with 8:24 left in the first quarter. Fortunately the extra point attempt was blocked. The Raiders countered with a 7-yard TD run by Mike Sandone. Billy McBee's attempt for the extra point was wide to the left. A Carter score brought the halftime count to Skyline 6, Carter 12. In the third quarter the locals marched downfield and Quarterback Jim Jennings threw a 12-yard strike to Charles Green for the score. McBee's kick was good with 4 seconds left in the quarter. A Carter score soon brought the tally to 18 to 13 but the Raiders would not be lassoed. Jennings scored on a quarterback dive from the one with 4:07 left in the con- test. Final score was Skyline 20, Carter 18. 281 Stallions Kick Skyline It was a Skyline-North Mesquite game for the third year in a row — minus the rain. One tradition remained. Skyline lost. Three interceptions by North Mesquite held the Raid- ers scoreless until the fourth quarter when with 5:09 left, Steve Hollywood went across from the twelve for the touchdown. Billy McBee's PAT was good. But to no avail, because Skyline was already down by twenty points. Thus the Raiders lost 26-7. 282 The Grand Prairie game started on an uninspiring note with the Raiders fumbling the opening kickoff. This gave the Gophers good field position in Skyline territory. But thanks to the Raider defense the Gophers did not score, for a while anyway. With 3:25 left in the first quarter, Levelle Lee of Grand Prairie scampered 25 yards for a Gopher touchdown. The PAT was good and the score was Grand Prairie 7 Sky- line 0. Early in the second quarter Skyline replied with a 7-yard touchdown run by Mike Sandone. The extra point attempt by Billy McBee was good. The Gophers took the ensuing kickoff and marched downfield to score another touchdown. The extra point was good and the score at the half was 14-7 in favor of the Gophers. Quarterback Jim Jennings, pushed across from the 2 for a touchdown. The PAT was no good. Midway through the third quarter Scooter Reed went for 84 yards for another Gopher TD. The Raiders countered with a one-yard run by Sandone to make the score 21-20, Grand Prairie. Skyline drew the final blood with a short pass from Jennings to Miller for a touch- down. The try for 2 was successful and that made the final score Skyline 28 Grand Prairie 21. 283 Turnovers Top TJ, 27-0 Yes, Virginia, the Skyline mascot is still a Raider, but one should give credit where credit is due. During the second quarter of the TJ game, both teams were plagued by fumbles. Skyline finally converted one of the Patriots' miscues into a touchdown to take a 6 to 0 halftime lead. After recovering another TJ fumble in the third quarter the Raiders marched down the field to score again and make it 13-0. On their next posses- sion TJ fumbled again, and Skyline got 7 more points as a result, thus making the score 20-0 in favor of the Raiders. TJ’s last fumble came in the fourth quarter. Once again. Sky- line pushed across for a touchdown to make the final score. Raiders 27, Patriots 0. 284 Panthers Swim Past Raiders A plain vanilla attack by Hillcrest, and a driving rainstorm combined to give the Pan- thers a 13-6 win over Skyline. The game started out as a defensive battle as both teams exchanged the ball. In the sec- ond quarter the Panthers got things going as Don Farris carried it over from the 19 to put the first claw marks on the Raiders. The Raiders were not to be denied though. In the hardest rain of the night. Skyline used the running of Jim Jennings and Steve Hollywood to drive 67 yards and tie the score at 6-6. Skyline looked like they would pick up where they left off. The Raiders drove to the Pan- ther one, only to fumble. Hillcrest pounced on the loose ball. The final claw marks inflicted by the Panthers came in the closing moments of the third period with a 1-yard run by Don Farris. The fourth quarter was won by the rain, but of more importance the Raiders suffered a setback in their quest of another district title. 285 White Edges Skyline In Crucial Game Had it not been for one mistake in the waning minutes, Sky- line may have been 2-1 instead of 1-2 in district play. The Long- horns kicked a field goal to down the Raiders 10-7, and emerge as the number one challenger to Spruce. Offensively, Skyline dominated the game outgaining White 369-217. Jennings struck on a quarterback dive to give the Raiders a 7-0 halftime lead. In the second half, the Longhorns rallied to strike for 10 points. The touchdown came on a 64-yard pass, and then after a White interception of a Skyline pass, the Horns kicked the field goal that made the difference. Skyline was not through. With about 5 minutes left in the game the Raiders drove to the one, but to no avail. White recovered a Raider fumble, thus ending the Raiders' hopes for another District Championship. 286 Apaches Massacre Raiders Spruce took a giant step forward in their quest for a district championship, by topping defending champion. Skyline, 31-0. Things were not intended for Skyline this night as they committed eight turnovers which Spruce turned to good advantage. The Spruce defense set up three of the five Apache touchdowns. The touchdowns came on runs of 31, 1, 1 yards and a 9-yard pass. The backs that did the most damage were Frederick Turner, Kenny Pizzoro, and the pass from Joe Wright to Kenneth Dickerson. There was little good for Skyline, except for an inter- ception late in the game. It even looked like the Raid- ers might score and avert a shutout, but alas the clock ran out, thus preserving the Apaches' 31-0 victory. 287 Miles Achieves 200 It was the second Skyline Homecoming, and the Raiders brought home a 28- 2 victory as well as win number 200 for Head Coach Theo “Cotton Miles. Unlike the week before when everything went wrong for Skyline, every thing went right. A well-balanced offense that amassed 264 yards of total offense, and a defense that came up with 7 turnovers led the way in the victory over the Spartans. Skyline scored first when Jennings threw a 14-yard pass to Hughes. Sandone ran for a two-point conversion. In the second quarter Skyline really got things going. Billy McBee connected on two short range field goals, and the Raiders were obviously in command. Right before the half, Sandone scored a touch- down from 7 yards out. The extra-point was good and at the half Skyline led 28-0. The third quarter was uneventful, but Chuck Walton set up the final Raider touchdown with a fumble recovery. Jennings scored a few plays later on an 8- yard run, and the extra-point sealed a 28-2 Skyline victory. Raiders Cage Tigers The Lincoln Tigers found themselves trapped in a cage sur- rounded by Raiders, as Skyline cruised to a 14-6 victory. It was a cold and windy night; and for awhile things looked cold and windy for the Raiders. Lincoln scored first on a 56 yard return of an intercepted lateral. The extra point attempt went awry, and Lincoln owned the scoreboard 6-0. Skyline came back to make the second quarter their finest hour. First, Jennings scored on a short run, and McBee’s extra point gave the Raiders a narrow 7-6 lead. Then after an inter- cepted pass Skyline moved deep into Tiger territory, but the drive stalled. Enter Razzle-Dazzle Thompson who jumped up from the holder’s position and fired a touchdown pass to Mike Sandone. The half ended Skyline 14, Lincoln 6. The second half was marred by mistakes, stalled drives, and tough defense. When the final gun sounded the Raiders had successfully tamed the Tigers, and rose above the .500 mark for the season. Raiders Claw Cougars A combination of defense trick plays, and a little luck enabled Skyline to down Bryan Adams 14-7, and close the season on a winning note. Earlier in the week, a prelude for victory had been set as the Junior Varsity and “B” teams won their games. The scoring started in the second quar- ter after an interception by Mike Hughes. Skyline then pulled the old Aggie play, and it worked like a charm, as Bohne tossed a TD pass to Tom Miller. Later in the same quarter the Raiders started a drive from their own 33. 67 yards later Mark Thompson ran into the end zone to give Skyline a 14-0 halftime lead. Bryan Adams came roaring back in the third quarter blocking a Raider punt and running it over for six points. The extra point narrowed Skyline’s lead to 14-7. Twice in the final stanza B.A. came knock- ing on the touchdown door, but the Raider defense rallied to the occasion and shut down the Cougars both times. It was a good way to end a surprising 6- 4-0 season and a third-place finish in Dis- trict 11 -AAAA. 290 The 1973Junior Varsity Football Team cRONT ROW: left to right: Coach Harwell Coleman, 22 — Vernon Humphrie, 82 — Alf Davis, 71 — Gregory Saba, 60 — Steven Hammond, 15 — Stephen Orake, 70 — Billy Constancio, 14 — Randy Goar, 51 — Warren Lyons, 24 — Kent Smith, 25 — Jeff Sanford, 66 — Thomas Constoncio, 73 — William Cook, 10 — Harrison Scott, 16 — Roy Rickey. SECOND ROW; left to right: Cooch Joel Ezar, 85 — James Wilkerson, 64 — Charles Borns, 40 — Rodney Show, 42 — Cloyce Shannon, 20 — Michael Kennemer, 7 — John Wierick, 40 — David Hensel, 75 — Anthony Foster, 65 — Stephen Sanders, 53 — Robert Reynolds, 52 — Robin Smith, 31 — Kirk Wright, 21 — Gordon Peck, mgr. Reginald Hawkins. THIRD ROW: left to right: 83 — Freddie Clark, 63 — Frederick Shelton, 61 — Perry Holmes, 50 — James Moffit, 62 — Robert Nelson, 17 — Paul Banister, 8 — Chuck Stafford, 80 — Sammie Lewis, 81 — Paul Bryan Allen, 86 — Lewis Sanders, 84 — Kenneth Richards, 72 — Mathis Perkins, 9 — Kenny Williamson. 291 The 1973 B Team STANDING left to right: FRONT ROW: 26 — Lonnie Strickland, 69 — Edward Castillo, 19 — Dwight Pierce, 25 — Borry Martin, 37 — Jeff Duncan, 20 — Don Session, 63 — Mark Sprinkle, 62 — Brad Bell, 34 — Jeff Jones, 1 2 — Robert Russell, 10 — Roger Kieschnick, 82 — James Higgins, 27 — Tony Ward. SECOND ROW: Coach Roymond Gatewood, Coach Harold Hughes, 80 — Rodney Barnett, 52 — Scott Johnson, 44 — Ricky Higgs, 31 — Alan Landua, 33 — Steve Roc, 74 — Mark Scott, 51 — Stanley Johnson, 11 — Mike Fling, 85 — Chris Campbell, 42 — Steve Rollins, Feeddie Mussina, Dwayne Walser, James Smith, Coach Shemman Hughes. THIRD ROW: 74 — Steve Draper, 22 — Charles Sparks, 40 — Tommy Kelley, 83 — Jeff Talley, 71 — Tim Payne, 64 — Andy Ray, 65 — John Teat, 50 — Tom Miller, 72 — John Horton, 87 — Blake Hanes, 75 — Roy Pruitt. 292 1973 District 11- AAAA B Team Champions District Record Won 8 LostO The 1973- 74 Skyline Varsity Basketball Team STANDING: left to right: Mgr. James Smith, 20 — Mike Thorton, 21 — Ronnie Rhodes, 13 — Robert Ward, 12 — James Mashburn, 30 — Scot Embry, 25 — Oliver Davis, 31 — Tracy Scheibel, 32 — Kenneth Skidmore, 22 — David Hooper, 23 — Kenneth Miller, 14 — John Williamson, 10 — Doug Bohne, 15 — Mike Hughes, COACH — Sherman Hughes. NOT PICTURED: Jim Jennings. SEASON H. G. Spruce 64 Thomas Jefferson 64 Bryan Adams 75 W. W. Samuell 59 Woodrow Wilson 51 Lincoln 77 H. G. Spruce 57 W. W. Samuell 59 Hillcrest 88 Bryan Adams 61 W. T. White 58 Lincoln 85 RECORD Skyline 63 Skyline 67 Skyline 40 Skyline 61 Skyline 60 Skyline 64 Skyline 44 Skyline 66 Skyline 74 Skyline 67 Skyline 61 Skyline 81 COACH Sherman Hughes 294 DOUGBOHNE —10 ROBERT WARD — 13 JIM JENNINGS — 11 JOHN WILLIAMSON — 14 JAMES MASHBURN — 12 MIKE HUGHES —15 295 296 297 Gary Aston, Donald Borree, Bill Brooks, Rodney Cox, Herbert Cummings, Doug Darr, Mike Kennedy, Cloyce Shannon, Don Session, Lonnie Strickland, James Wilkerson, Willie Williams; TRAINER, Thomas Bessant; MANAGER, Ricky Roy; COACH, Harwell Coleman. Baskeiball B Team SEASON RECORD Jan. 3 Skyline 62 Spruce 58 Jan. 11 Skyline 64 TJ 66 Jan. 14 Skyline 72 BA 74 Jan. 18 Skyline 51 Samuell 43 Jan. 23 Skyline 52 W. Wilson 43 Jan. 25 Skyline 81 Lincoln 59 Jan. 28 Skyline 52 Spruce 44 Jan. 31 Skyline 48 Samuell 42 Feb. 5 Skyline 76 Hillcrest 78 Feb. 8 Skyline 62 BA 58 Feb. 12 Skyline 75 White 49 Feb. 15 Skyline 112 Lincoln 60 298 The 1973-1974 Girls Varsity Basketball Team STANDING left to right: BACK ROW: 40 — Barbara Barnette, 55 — Jerri Baker, 10 — Terri Scruggs, 35 — Angela James, 30 — Faye Henson, 25 — Helen Chambers. KNEELING left to right: FRONT ROW: 45 — Brenda Harris, 20 — Lottie Washington, 4 — Chris Hamilton, 3 — Charlene Cole, 15 — Jane Pritchett, 50 — Cheryl Davis. Jane Pritchett sets up the play for the RAIDERS. 301 The 1973-74 Skyline Soccer Team FRONT ROW: left fo right: Mike Moorman, Bill Oswald, Joe Arenos, Rusty Nickell, Curt Dill, Les Potter, Louis Montes, Paul Alvarez. BACK ROW: left to right: Manager James Purcell, Johnny Arista, Mike Shea, Richard Carrizales, Howard Baldwin, Roger Baham, Jose Tavizon, Pat Murphy, Homer Valadez, Lee Hurdle, Marshall Johnson, COACH — William O'Neal. SEASON RECORD CO c 5 — Skyline 4 Samuell 0 Jan. 15 Skyline 3 Spruce 0 Jan. 18 Skyline 0 Hillcrest 1 Jan. 25 Skyline 0 White 6 Jan. 29 Skyline 1 Thomas Jefferson 6 Feb. 1 Skyline 3 Woodrow Wilson 5 Feb. 5 Skyline 1 Bryan Adams 5 302 Golf Team 304 PRESTON FRENCH Right to loft: FRONT TO BACK: Kregg Hood, Ed Ehmann, Rick Beasley, Kon Parsons, Lonnie Sorrells, Bjorn Mellebin, Steve Kiewit, Richard Schimmel, Eric Heyne, Bruce Gislar. 307 Girls Swim Team Left to right: Sandi Fisk, manager; Anita Ransdell, Georgia Ford, Melina Rorie, Judy Smith, Kathy Courson, Audris Zidermanis, coach. 308 GEORGIA FORD MELINA RORIE KATHY COURSON 309 JUDY SMITH ANITA RANSDEll FIRST ROW: left to right: Howard Smith, Greg Rains, Roy Calloway, Coach Audris Zidermanis. SEC- OND ROW; Jay Groom, Dale Lake, Tony Vasquez, Jimmy Walton. HOWARD SMITH GREG RAINS TONY VASQUEZ RAY CALLOWAY 311 BACK: left to right: Franci� Fazio, Marla Taylor, Angie James, Barbara Barnette, Cheryl Davis, Kay Jones. FRONT: Brenda Harris, Penny Sharp, Helen Chambers, Mary Rinehart, Khristi Hamilton, Charlene Cole. Volleyball Team Kristi Hamilton Charlene Cole Frances Fazio Barbara Barnette COACH: Jettie Sams KAY JONES PENNY SHARP CHERYL DAVIS ANGELA JAMES HELEN CHAMBERS =vRLA riOR BRENDA HARRIS Training on the balance beam. 314 Working on the Uneven Bars. Gymnastics Team STANDING left to right: TOP ROW: Coach Mike Brown, Ben Smith, Billy Epley, Robert Byam, Royce Dimmesdole, Ricky Tennont, Ron Roberson, Bobby Jenkins, Jim Smith, Jiles Canaday. BOTTOM ROW: left to right: Shaw Barnes, Cindy Delfeld, Patricia Farrens, Kelly Perkins, Sharon Cook, Anne McKean, Bobby Derossett. NOT PICTURED: Daniel Brown, Steven Sanders, Tracy Herley. 315 The 1974 Skyline Baseball Team COACH: Harold Hughes Mgrs. Danny Anderson, James Smith, Tom Bassant 316 317 MIKE DRANE AAJKE HUGHES RODNEY BARN EH n JOHN KENNEDY DOUG BOURQUIN 318 STEVE ROE CHUCK WALTON JIM JENNINGS DAVID MARTEL DAVID PATTERSON ED DAVIS CHUCK STAFFORD BRYCE PENLAND DON ARTICE 319 Kenneth Miller High Jump Paul Bosh 120 High Hurdles 321 High Jump Danny Dillard Dwaine Thompson Paul Bosh Roderick Shaw 440 Relay Kenneth McClellon, Keith Gilder, Kirk Wright, Wallace Holyfield 440 Relay Chris Campbell COACH: Joel Ezar Sophomore Stephen Sanders Pole Vault Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore 440 reloy, left to right: Kenneth Shaw, Allan Landua, Tommy Kelly, Charles Sparks. ___________________ 440 relay, left to right: Kenneth Shaw, Chris Campbell, Don Session, Drew Curtis. 440 relay, left to right: Allan Landua, Chris Campbell. 440 reloy, left to right: Kenneth Shaw, Don Session. Pole Vault: Robin Smith 440 reloy, left to right: Tommy Kelly, Charles Sparks. 323 440 relay, left to right: Lonnie Strickland, Drew Curtis. 324 325 om Jim Jcnr nds remaining night •' rumbles Lost Punts 3-'1. Yords Penalized 6 43 iS®nalty against the Spar ( Pved the aftermath of f] ass from center during xtra point attempt. 0n| -ccond try, Mike Sandone Y it over the hard way m the one yard line, nettiiJ lie Raiders two. , tally McBeo ' ( ’ ..rt vA teams. uespile their sixth place •cord, the Raiders put , x d well-rounded show, lizing on a number and y of turnovers handed r the winless Saniuell S id defeating the cel’ ransit.tion since % fensive starters ret those, QB Jim Jet ndy.though.a v 'ng rum: with 1 for the f.Iopher iuew tourhda m f j- Jennings g $1 Jrd on a s pu. Ijnd-one with he ird quarter astc ir the Patr tugh .started ■ •y n?—'3 .v i Her 37 be y fch-and- fj V -t0 Mi LJr.«|iders movi ▼T nine plays, i f 42-yard loss on o jheir second sec I ■ option keeper fc illy McBee c Mtik 13-0 lead w H|Hhe third quart ftton fell on a Hjj B at the TJ beriod and .1 ■jjftt-n Miller for finding 13 and on fou tyline Raiders j Blank TJ y 7 fuepnis 330 The fall semester of the 73-74 school term was filled with activities. Open House, the State Fair, schedule changes, and the familiar routine of classes filled the fleeting days of the fall term. 331 332 The cheerleaders promoted pride and unity as well as spirit in the weekly football pep assemblies. Students chanted, yelled, clapped and laughed to show their support for the Raider team. And every loyal student felt a tingle as the entire audience united in the singing of the alma mater. 333 334 Looking for something, Judy? 337 The annual Military Ball was held December 14 at the Adol- phus. Cadets and their dates danced and honored Sharon Fuller as the 1974 Military Ball Queen. The Homecoming Dance was concluded at midnight with the crowning of Delores Richardson as queen. 338 - 339 Skyline's 1 Spanish volleyball team! Spanish students step on las cucarachas. On guard! 341 Mighty Raider wins again. 342 Skyline students and faculty cele- brated the holiday season with a door decorating contest, a music assembly, and classroom parties. A special glow of peace and good will was felt by students after a choral presentation by the students of the deaf education cluster. 343 IT1EILLELIKS fit t’OEUX • • ■Err t HUM1 sPl 344 Jack Frost Follows Christmas The Christmas vacation ended, the decorations were taken down, and students returned to a chilly new year. A rare ice storm turned the Skyline neighborhood into a winter wonderland. Nearby Tennison Park became a paradise of shimmering icicles for some runaway ponies. 345 Icicles Chill Air 346 German Club Emphasizes Parficipation Folk dancing is a contact sport. 348 We shall overcome! If they don't take this picture soon, I think I'm gonno wet my pants. 349 Energy Crisis hits Skyline! ——i ssa Aummumnr IIIIIH -«-iiilii CONSERVE ENERGY GIVE SOME- ONE A HIT mmmrnum mmsm Acting up in the library. Miss Wright? Don’t cry Louis! 350 351 Ms. Ahlfinger give a demo for the senior men. From Diapers William Curry, I lost my contact.' Student Life adds a touch of nostalgia by bringing to you the 1974 Senior Class, “The way they were! 352 Wallace Hollyfield Carlos Sherman ... To Diplomas Brenda Crow Steve Hollywood Volenda Lewis Mellony Willis, Guide left?! Claudette Traylor Laurie Gottwald Kay Burt 353 Those Were The Days Sallie Sampsell Beth Ann O'Steen, I desire a bustline. Taryn Turner Pam Hahn DiAnn and Lynda Mickus Jackie Love Ana Soto 4 Louis Scotch, A cheerleader? Wow! Michael Woods 354 Roderick Shaw Mary Jo Carlson Steven Land 355 Deloris Lewis 356 Terri Erving Brandi Blount Sharitta Gale Chism Winner of the Unofficial 1973-74 Origin Staff Baby Contest BLACK HISTORY WEEK Dr. Carter G. Woodson was a man who firmly believed that the achievements of the Negro, properly set forth, will crown him as a factor in early progress and a maker of modern civilization. Dr. Woodson initi- ated Negro History Week in 1926 and selected the period in February that encompassed the birthdays of famed abolitionist, orator and civil rights leader Fred- erick Douglass, Feb. 14, and Abraham Lincoln, Feb. 12, also the day of the founding of the NAACP in 1909. The Black History Week national theme for this year was Helping America Understand.” All the activities highlighted the Afro-American's concerted efforts to maintain and develop the American dream: life, lib- erty, and the pursuit of happinessl Black History Week should be a week when all Americans take time out and look at the achievements and contributions of a large minority group. Black History Week at Skyline was a tremendous success this year. The complete student body of Sky- line contributed to making Black History Week a week to remember. 359 361 Members of the National Forensic League traveled to the University of Arkansas for a speech and debate tournament. This was their longest trip but not their only successful one. The students filled the Skyline trophy cases with evi- dence of their talent and ability. Chili Gupper Hot steaming bowls of Skyline chili filled empty stomachs at the Booster Club supper. For only a buck and a half, eager eaters could feast on chili, crackers, chips, homemade cake, and soft drinks. Profits from the supper were used to support the athletic program. 363 364 The Skyline Rodeo Club sponsored its first rodeo Feb. 15 and 16. Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Banks and Mrs. Bil- lie Phillips, the rodeo club members organ- ized events ranging from chute dogging to bull riding. Students from the greater Dal- las-Fort Worth area participated in the rodeo. 365 Fabulous Faculty Challenges Students 366 On Wednesday Feb. 20, The Geritol Gang played the Varsity Basketball team a hardfighting, losing game. Meadowlark” Miles, Double Bubble Lewis and Terrible Tom Edison were very outstanding old men for the Geritol. During the 2nd period of play, Goosy Guzick as drum major entered leading his band composed of Flamboyant Flores, Bear Barton and Skinny Schermerhorn. The half time entertainment was done by Ms. Atwood and her dainty girl’s team. 367 ROTC Sponsors Turkey Shoot 370 Seniors '74 371 372 373 FOR SALE CALL WAYNE ClAYCOMB 748 7 6 38 To the Silhouettes of 73-74: Thanks for all your hard work and dedication. This year has really been the best. You’ve given the name Silhouettes something that won’t ever be forgotten; you've given it something that other schools have respect for. Together we can say that we really had pride and unity. Let’s hope that all the other future Silhouettes will remember that we were the best and hope they try to be better! SXtylWS Y’all have just got to be the best drill team ever! Each of you means so much to me! Thanks for all the good times — I’ll never forget y’all! Love, Debbie Thanks for making my Senior year the best. I will always remember each of you and the good times we've had together! 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WALTON REALTY 7219 Robin Road Phone: 351-3371 351-3678 JIMMY CLARK’S SUPERMARKET 9004 Garland Road Dallas, Texas Phone: 3219970 3216818 USDA CHOICE AGED HEAVY BEEF FRESH DAILY QUALITY PRODUCE Senior Index A Abbott, Sherry D. — 185 Ablon, Mazellc — 185 Adair, Mark — 185 Adams, Keata — Student Senate, Chamber Choir, Limited Edition, Schola Cantorum, Women's Chorus — 185 Agnew, Vanessa — 118, 185, 95 Alaniz, Becky — HERO Club — 185 Alexander, Susan — Brownie Leader, Tennis Team — 127, 185 Alexander, Velma — 121, 185, 94 Allen, Charles — 185 Altero, Frank — 186 Anderson, Karla— 100, 101, 107, 186 Anton, Lynn — 186 Arbogast, Roni — 126, 1 86 Artice, Don — 186 Atkinson, Debiie — 127, 186, 95, 131 Ault, Laurie — Silhouettes, NHS, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Greek Club, Ice Skating Club - 100, 101, 107, 186, 138, 127, 129, 123 Ayers, James — VICA, Diamnon Disc Club — 114, 116,886 B Bade, Alvin — 186 Baker, Sandra — Ice Skating Club, Young Life, Campaigners — 186, 123 Baldwin, Howard — 186 Ball, Steven — 187 Barns, Clare — 187 Barnette, Frank — 187 Barrett, John — 187 Barton, David — Italian Club, Key Club, Symphony, Limited Edition, Chamber Choir, Chorale — 127, 187, 96, 97 Bates, Debra — 187 Bates, Frank — 187, 139 Baty, Karen — Ice Skating Club — 187, 123 Bell, Claudelia — HERO Club — 187 Benedict, Randall — 187 Benedict, Tommas — 187 Bennett, Charles — 108, 109, 110, 126, 187 Bennett, Irby — 188 Berg, Greg — SHRA — 188 Berkley, Brian — National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Electronics VICA Pres., Reporter Amateur Radio — 135, 185 Berry, Ellen —188 Black, Cherri — Cheerleader, Student Senato, FTA, FHA, HERO Club Secy, Tri- Ethnic Committee, Junior Steering Committee — 112, 113, 188, 95 Blakeslee, Steven — 188 Blance, Jon — 188 Bliven, Nancy — Charlie Brown, NHS, UIL Competition, Senior PUB Staff, Drama Club — 188, 133, 131 Blount, Brandi — Concert Choir, Chess Club, ORIGIN Staff, Ice Skating Club, French Club Secretary, and Greek Club — 125, 128, 188,91 Boecher, Peter — Mu Alpha Theto, Library Assistant, German Club, OEA, German Folk Dancers — 120, 126, 188, 135 Bohanon, Gayle — 188 Bourquin, Howard — 188 Bowdich, Sharon — 188 Bowens, Mario — Concert Band, Marching Band, Drum Major, OEA, Student Senate Journalist, SSAAA, Ebony Choir— 108, 109,110, 118, 188 Bradford, William — 189 Bradshaw, Denise — FHA, HERO Club — 189 Brahinsky, Eric — 126, 189, 135 Broshear, Carol — Debate, Senior Class Vice-President, Student Senate, Steering Committee — 189, 184 Brister, Bruce — Tour Guide, French Club — 128, 189 Bromley, Russell — NHS, Pres. German Club, Science Club, Russian Club, Skyline Male Chauvinists Swine Association — 217, 131 Boown, Jerry — 189, 135 Brown, Mary — 189 Brown, Ralph — 189 Brown, Virginia — 189 Bruce, James — Speech Team, Debate Team — 119, 189 Burgess, Bonnie — 189, 141 Butt, Noralyn — Marching Band, Symphonic Band — 189 Butler, Barbara — NHS, French Club, English Cluster, Fragments — Fiction Editor — 190 C Caldwell, David — Concert Choir, Camarata, Amateur Radio Club — 190, 142, 141 Caldwell, Sharon — HERO Club — 190 Calloway, Roy — 190 Calvary, Kathy — Ice Skating Club — 123, 190 Camacho, Isabel — 190 Campbell, Lisa — Tour Guide, HERO Club, FHA, Ice Skating Club, Student Senate Alternate — 190 Campbell, Mike — ROTC, Computer Science OEA—115, 190 Campbell, Sahron — French Club, NHS, Commercial Art VICA, Student Senate, Junior Steering Committee — 190 Canaday, Jiles — Key Club, Service Club, Life Leadership Lab, Dance Club, Drama Club, Student Senate Journalist, FTA Vice- President, Principal's Student Advisory Committee, Tour Guide, Student Exchange Committee, Reflections Staff, Gymnastics, Mr. FTA, German Club, KKDA High School Reporter — 96. 97, 190, 95, 133, 92 Canales, Barbara — 190 Cain, Adrian Cannaday, Leanne — Silhouettes, Captain, NHS, Spanish Club, Ice Skating Club — 98,99, 100, 107, 190 Cantrell, Joe — 191 Caraballo, Jose — Spanish Club, ROTC — 118, 191 Carden, Mickey —96,97, 191,95, 131 Carlson, Mary Jo — 117, 129, 191, 135, 131 Carpenter, Michael — 191 Carrizales, Richard — 191 Carroll, Joy — 120,191 Carroll, Vanessa — 119, 191 Carson, Carol — 191 Cary, JoAnn — 191 Cash, Dan — 191, 139 Castleberry, Rene — 191 Chambers, Sherry — 120, 122, 192, 131 Chandler, Walter — 117, 192 Chapman, Cliff — VICA — 192 Chaussee, Cinii — NHS, Silhouetter, French Club — 100, 102, 107, 128, 192 Cheshire, Frank — OEA, VICA — 192 378 Childens, Dorio — 192 Chism, Shorilo — Student Senate, FTA, HERO Club, FHA Sec y — 192, 95 Chiusano, Mighel — 192, 95, 135, 131 Clinchy, John — Reflections Editor — 192, 92 Cober, Peter — 192 Coffman, Tina — Lotin Club, Science Club, DECA, Ice Skating Club, Concert Choir — 192 Cole, Cheryl —127, 192 Coleman, James — 193 Colletti, Frank — 193 Collins, Kenneth — 193 Collins, Thomas — 193 Combs, Theresa — 193 Cook, Carol—193 Cops, Susan — Rodeo Club, ROTC Princess, Girls' Basketball, Gymnastics, Student Sentate, Pub Staff, Young Life, Ice Skating Club — 193, 131 Corley, Lee — 193 Cottingham, Elizabeth — NFL President, NHS, French Club, French Club Volleyball Team, Reflections Staff, Tutoring, Student Senate, Ice Skating Club — 128, 193, 92 Covington, John — 96,97, 118, 193 Craven, Lisa — 193 Crawley, James — Science Club, Medical Careers Club Treasurer, Chess Club, German Club, Reflections Staff, Tour Guide, Junior Steering Committee — 1 26, 193,91 Crow, Brenda — FHA, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, Silhouettes, Spanish Club, Tour Guide — 100, 102, 107, 194,135 Cummings, Alva Dene — 118, 194 Cummings, Alva Lene — 194 D Daffron, Mark — Athletics, SHRA, Rodeo Club, VICA, Young Life, Ice Skating Club — 194 Dalton, Dan — 194 Dalton, Karen Kay — 118, 194 Damron, Melanie — Latin Club, OEA, Student Senate, Junior Steering Committee, Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, High School Executive Assistont, Spirit Club — 194, 139 Daniels, Marilyn — HERO Club, FHA Sec'y — 194 Daves, Terri — Student Senate, Junior Steering Committee, FHA, Young Life, Ice Skating Club, Junior Girls — 194 Davis, Debbie — FHA Historian, Library Assistant, NHS, Skylights — 120, 194 Davis, Ed — Football, Baseball, Young Life, Student Senate, Tour Guido — 194 Davis, Joe — Sophomore Class Vice- President, Chamber Choir, Junior Steering Committee, Italian Club — 127, 194 Davis, Oliver — Basketball Team Copfain, Baseball Team, Track Team, Student Senofe — 195 Dean, James — 195 Dean, Susan — 195 Delfeld, Cindy — Student Senate, Swim Team, FHA, OEA, Gymnastics, Volleyball Teom,NHS — 195 Dewever, Chris — 195 Dickson, Delta — 195 Dill, Curt — Soccer Team, TAHOS, Audio- Visual Aide, Spanish Club — 195 Dixon, Sandra — 195 Dooley, Bonnie — 195 Dooley, Sandro — Service Club, HERO Club, FHA— 195 Drake, Christy — Bowling Club Sec'y-Treas., Ice Skating Club, Young Life, Campaigners, VOE, Volleyball Team, Rodeo Club, Junior Girls — 121, 195 Draper, Don — 195 Ducote, Mylinda — 196 Duncan, Doris — 196 Duran, Francine — Student Senate, Tour Guide — 196 E Echols, Patty — 196 Economy, Gwen — Silhouettes Lieutenant, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, Ice Skating Club, OEA Club President — 99, 100, 107, 196 Eddie, Barbara — French Club, FHA President, HERO Club, Student Senate — 196 Edwards, David — Horticulture Club, FFA Sentinel — 196 Ehmann, Ed — German Club, Tennis Team — 119, 126, 196 Ellis, Debiie — FHA, Student Senate, Drill Team, Steering Committee, Senior Class Sec'y-Treas., Young Life — 100, 102, 107, 184, 118 Ellis, William — 196 Erving, Terri — Senate, French Club, Drama Club, FHA, HERO, Senior Activity Committee, SSAA — 196 Etz, Jessica — NHS, French Club, German Club, German Dancers, Service Club, Silhouettes, Ice Skating Club — 126, 196 Euler, Nancy — 197 Eustice, Katherine — 197 Everett, Laura — Speech Team, Debate Team, Drama Club, Piano Ensemble — 119, 197 F Fain, Brenda — 197 Faremore, Gil — 197 Farnhom, Katheryn — Student Senate, FTA, NFL, NHS, Silhouettes, Lieutenant, Speech Team, Tennis Team, Pub Staff — 99, 100, 107, 119, 197, 131 Farrier, Jon — 96, 97, 126, 197 Faughn, Debby — VICA — 197 Fazio, Frances — 197, 133 Felts, Tombi — 99, 100, 107, 197 Fields, Cheryl — 197 Fields, Johnny — Automotive VICA President, Diamond Disc Club — 114, 116, 197 Flach, Stephen — Symphony, Treasurer of John Cage Fan Club, Chamber Strings, Lab Bond — 198, 139 Fletcher, Rone — Ice Skating Club, Spanish Club, Service Club, Sunshine, Explorers TV, Explorers Journalism — 198 Fonseca, Teresa — 198 Fox, Kathy — Student Senate, Ice Skating Club, FHA, HERO Club President, Salt Pepper and Cinnamon — 198 Fox, Nancy — 198 Fronklin, Hazel — 198, 1 31 French, Preston — 198 Fritz, Opal — 198 Fuquoy, Lawana — 198 Fuller, Sharon — 41,43 G Gaylen, Karen — Student Senate, Gymnastics, Choraliers — 198 Gammon, Pam — 198 Gandy, Mike — Reflections Staff, Science Club, Karate Club, Hillcrest Swim Team, Hillcrest Senate — 125, 198 Gardner, Joyce — 199 Gardner, Paul — 117, 199, 139 Garret, Karen — 199 Gerber, Stan — Symphony Orchestra, Symphonic Band, Marching Band — 199 Gerlach, Danny — Debate Team, Mu Alpha Theta, National Forensic League, Lotin Club— 119, 199, 139 Ghormley, Rodney— 199 Gilbert, Martin — 199 Gilbreath, Dorothy — Skylights — 199 Gilder, Brian — 199 Gillbert, Johnnie — 199 Gipson, Renee — Limited Edition, Dance Club, Ice Skating Club — 199 Gislar, Ken — 199 Glieber, Lynne — 44, 112, 113, 200 Godek, Karen — Ice Skating Club, Latin Club, Marching Band, Head Majorette, VICA, EEA, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, Symphonic Band, Orchestra — 109, 110, 111,200, 135 Godkin, Ceceila — 200 Goodrich, Tim — Marching Band, Library Assistant — 200 Goolsby, Lula — 200 Gottwald, Laurie — Commercial Art VICA President, Drama Club, Chess Club, Art Club, Origin Staff, Life Leadership Lab, French Club, Ice Skating Club, Student Senate, Junior Steering Committee — 200,133,91 Grace, Lena — 200 Grocey, Barbora — NHS, FHA, HERO Club — 200 Gray, Beverly — 200 Gray, Denise — OEA V.P., FTA Historian, NHS Sec'y, NFL — 199, 200, 95 Gray, Rick — 200 Greene, Rochon — 128, 200, 135 Gumma, Bruce — 126, 201 Gunter, Rex — 201 Gutierrez, Carlos — Rifle Team, ROTC, NHS, Diamond Disc Club — 114, 201 H Hackney, Mary — 201 Hackney, Wesley — Symphonic Bond, Marching Band, Spanish Club, Chess Club, TAHOS —201 Hahn, Panela — German Club, German Dancers, Women’s Choir, Limited Edition, FTA, Amahl and the Night Visitors — 126, 201,95 Hall, Nayse — 201 Hall, Royce —201 Hamideh, Rose — Project Upward Bound, OEA, French Club — 1 28, 201 Hammond, Dawn — Silhouettes, Student Senate — 201 Hankins, Chris — 126, 201 Harris, Amelia — Ebony Choir, HERO Club, FHA —201 Harris, Anita — 202 Harris, Ricky — Track — 202 Harrison, Rebecca — 202 Hatfield, Buddy — Drama Club, Commercial Art VICA — 202, 133 Hayes, Sheryl — 202 Heard, Cindy — AIFS, NHS, Commercial Art VICA, French Club, Student Senate — 202 Heeth, Teresa — Student Senate, VOE, Ice Skating Club, French Club — 121,202 Heffley, Nancy — 127, 202 Henderson, Ronna Kaye — FTA, FHA, HERO 379 Club, Student Senate, Pep Club — 202, 95 Hendricks, Annette — Spanish Club, FTA, NHS, Young Life, Ice Skating, Silhouettes, Spirit Club — 95, 39, 40, 100, 103,107, 202 Henry, Elva Jean — 202 Henson, Faye — 202 Herman, Mike — 203 Hermandez, Rebecca — VICA — 203 Herring, Melinda — 203 Herring, Susan — Student Senate, Origin Staff, Reflections Staff — 118, 203,92 Hickman, Shelby — Sheet Metal VICA — 203 High, Rufus — 203 Hill, Debry — 203 Hill, Jannifer — 203 Hodge, Darrell — 203,95 Hodge, William — 203 Hidges, Bonnie — 203 Hodges, Yvonne — Dance Club, Drama Club Sec'y, Spanish Club — 203, 133 Hoffman, Melinda — 204 Hollie, Benito — FTA, FHA, HERO Club — 204, 95 Hollywood, Steve — 118, 204 Hood, Kregg — Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, NFL, Tennis Team, ROTC Rifle Team, ROTC Drill Team, Debate Team — 119, 204, 135 Hooton, Rick — 204 Hopkins, Shane — 204 Howard, Donna — 204, 94 Howard, Ronnie — Football, Basketball — 204 Hrabal, David — VICA, Audio-Visual Aide — 204 Hudson, Harriet — Student Senate, Ice Skating Club, Cheerleader, French Club, Young Life, Gymnastics Team, Junior Girls — 45, 112, 113, 123, 204 Hubbard, Teresa — 204 Huett, Cindi — 205 Huett, Charles — Senate Alternate — 205 Hunter, Tino — Ice Skating Club, Silhouettes, Student Senate — 205 Hutchins, Nancy — 205 I Ingram, Ronda — 205 Isom, LaRuth — OEA — 205 Ivey, Tim — 205 J Jackson, Cynthia — 205 Jackson, Frances — 205,94 Jackson, Nancy — VICA Sec’y, CHCA — 205 Jaynes, Cindy— 205 Jenkins, Bobby — Swim Team, Gymnastics Team — 205 Jenkins, Ronda — HERO Club, FHA — 206 Jennings, Jim — Football, Basketball, Baseball — 206 Jernigan, Karen — Silhouettes, French Club, FTA — 206,95, 128 Jernigan, Pam — Silhouettes, French CU� b, Concert Choir — 206, 141,128 Johnson, Brenda — 206 Johnson, Brooks — Baseball, TAHOS — 206 Johnson, Charlyn — Junior Achievement, Ice Skating Club, Limited Edition, Girls’ Choir — 206 Johnson, Debbie — 121,206 Johnson, Patti — 206 Joiner, Anthony — Drama Club, Pub Staff, NFL, Concert Bond — 206, 131 Jolley, Cindie — FHA, FFA, Horticulture Club — 206 Jones, Boyd — 120, 207 Jones, Brenda — 206 Jones, Gary — German Club — 207 Jones, Isaiah — ROTC Commander, FTA, Choraliers, Karate Club, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Drama Club, Limited Edition, ROTC Drill Team — 114, 115, 207, 95, 133 Jones, Rick — 112, 113, 126, 207 Jones, Sherril — 207 Jones, Sherron — OEA Club, Project Upward Bound — 207 Jordan, John — NHS — 207 Jordan, Thommy — 207 Joy, Randall S. — Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, Man and His Environment Cluster, 71-73 Marching Band, SMCSA, Social Science Aide — 207,135 K Kealy, Jacquelyn — 207 Kelley, Rose — 207 Keith, Sheri — 207 Kelso, Karla — HERO Club — 208 Kent, Denise — 208 Kerbo, Denise — 208 Kimberlin, Larry — 208, 139 Kinsaul, James — 208 Kinsey, Melissa — 208 Kirby, Ricyy — 208 Kirby, Viegie — 208 Kirven, Mythe — NFL, FTA, Pub Staff, Drama Club, Tennis Team, P.A. Announcer — 119, 208, 95, 133, 131 L Lacour, Charles — 208 LoFlamme, Bill — 120, 208 Lambeth, Maryann — Science Club, FTA, Latin Club, Concert Choir, TAHOS — Secretary — 208, 141 Lamm, Vicki — French Club, FTA, Drama Club, Ice Skating Club, French Volleyball Team — 209, 95 Landers, Beverly — Origin Staff, Pub Staff, FTA, Drama Club, Karate Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, Homecoming Committee — 209, 95, 133, 131,91 Landers, Laura — Service Club, Silhouettes, Student Senate — 100, 104, 107, 209 Landin, Cathy — Student Senate Journalist, Principal’s Student Advisory Committee, Spanish Club, NFL, NHS, Pub Staff, Origin Staff, Dallas County Red Cross President — 209, 131,91 Lane, Luther — 209 Langford, Linda — 209 Lanning, Larry — 209 Laremore, Gil — German Club, Ice Skating Club, Key Club, TAHOS, Student Senate — 118, 209 Lee, Jan — Spanish Club, Ice Skating Club — 209 Lee, Terry — 209 Leeman, Debbie — Skyline Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Rodeo Club —209 Leslie, Ginny —■ 209 Levisay, Janet — Silhouettes, Concert Choir, Camorota — 100, 104, 107, 210, 141 Lewis, Deborah — Ice Skating Club, FAA — 210 Lewis, Deloris — 210,131 Lewis, Jack — 210 Lewis, Laurie — 210 Lewis, Michael — VICA — 210 Lewis, Ralph — 210 Lichtenwald, Melinda — Choraliers, German Club, FTA, Mu Alpha Theta V.P., Student Senate, NHS President, Pub Staff — 126, 210, 135, 131 Liles, Sahron — 210,95 Lipscomb, Charles — 210 Loe, Dena — 210, 131 Lopez, Eliseo — 211 Love, Jacquelyn — 119, 211, 133 Lovely, Nance — 211 Lozada,Tony — 211 Lundy, Richard — Horticulture Club, FFA — 21 1 M Mahdak, Andrew — 211 Malone, Glenda — 211 Mangan, Peter — Art Club — 211 Mann, Teresa — 211 Marder, Deborah — Limited Edition, CDC Women’s Chorus, Chamber Choir, FTA Service Club, French Club, Piano Ensemble — 211,95 Marks, Larry — 211 Marlar, Vickie — Tennis Team, OEA, FHA — 211 Mariinzz, Elena — French Club, FTA — 212 Matthews, Terry — 212, 139 Mayfield, Melissa — Silhouettes Lieutenant, Young Life, Student Senate — 99, 100, 107.118.212 McAfee, Bruce — 212 McBreen, Mary Ann — Student Government, German Club, Fragments Editor, FHA — 212 McCartney, Vicki — 39, 112, 113, 212 McClung, Garry — 212 McConachie, Michael — Spanish Club President, Key Club Treasurer, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, Origin Staff, Social Science Office Aide, Spanish Club Volleyball, Man and His Environment Cluster, SMCSA — 212, 135,91 McElroy, Fred — 212 McFaul, Sylvia — 212 Mcllveen, Michael — 117, 212 McIntyre, Denise — Silhouettes, NHS, Spanish Club, Ice Skating Club, Young Life, Junior Girls, Spirit Committee — 118, 123.212 McKee, Brookie —41,114, 115, 213 McKinney, Kelly — Rodeo Club, Dance Club, Student Senate — 213 McKnight, Melba — FTA, VOE — 213 Means, Jack — 213 Medlin, Ray — 213 Meeks, Billy — VICA — 213 Meeks, Glenn — Key Club President, Student Senate Parliamentarian, Medical Careers Club, Latin Club, Reflections Staff, Origin Staff, FTA Corresponding Sec’y, Tour Guide, Tennis Team — 96, 97, 118, 213, 92 Melton, Randy — VICA — 213 Mendoza, Sylvia — 213, 95 Menoski, Mark — 117,213 Merdones, Patricia — 213 Meyer, Darrell — 313 Mickus, DiAnn — 214,141 Mickus, Lynda — Symphonic Band, Sack Lunch Theater, FTA, Student Senate, Choir, Junior Achievement — 214, 141,95 Middleton, Charles — 214 Miles, Johnny — 214,139 Miles, Ricky — 214 What makes Joe L. 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Buckner, Suite 222 Dallas, Texas 75218 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois f—— STATE FARM INSURANCE __________ Mileender, Narylone — 100, 105, 107, 214 Miller, John — 214 Miller, Konnefh — Basketball, Track, German Club, Chess Club —214 Miller, Richard — Rifle Team, Drill Team (ROTC), Diamond Disc Club, Spanish Club, Student Senate — 114,214 Miller, Susan — VICA Sergeant at Arms, THCA —214 Miller, Symphuel — 122, 214, 95, 133, 131 Miller, Tommy — Football, Welding VICA President, Ice Skating Club — 214 Mithvchell, Charlotte — 215 Mitchell, Rosalind — Student Senate, NHS, HERO Club President, FTA, FHA — 215, 95 Mlakar, Cynthia — 215 Monroe, Marilyn — 215, 95 Montoro, Manuel — Honors Program, VICA — 215 Moore, Brenda — 215 Moore, Cynthia — 121,215 Moore, Donald — Explorers TV — 215, 133 Moore, John — 215 Morris, Kim — Silhouettes, Young Life — 215 Millen, Darlene — 122, 215 Millins, David — 215 Murphree, Vera — 216 Murrah, Kathleen — 216 Myrick, Tom — 216 N Nabors, Sherry — 216 Nail, William — Symphonic Band, Marching Band, NHS, Lab Band, Orchestra — 216, 139 Noll, Pam —216,92 Nalow, Richard — 216 Nance, Peter — 117, 216 Newell, Paula — 216, 95 Newton, Bill —216, 141,92 Nickell, Rusty — Soccer Team, German Club, Student Senate, VICA, Audio-Visual Aide — 216 Nugent, Trudy — 100, 105, 107, 121,217 O O'Neal, Don — 217 O'Steen, Beth Ann — Drill Team, Ice Skating Club, Spanish Club, Student Senate, Young Life, Junior Girls— 100, 105, 107, 217 Oswalt, Carol — VOE President, Senate, PAC, Track — 121,217 Owens, Ruth — 114, 217 P Paleschic, Karen — Spanish Club — 127, 217 Parks, Gregg — Spanish Club, V.P., FFA, Horticulture Club, NHS — 217 Parsons, Bill — FTA, Spanish Club — 217, 95 Parson, Kenneth — Student Senate, Principal's Advisory Committee, Tennis Team, FTA, Senior Steering Committee, VICA—118, 217,95 Partee, Pam — Basketball, Dance Club, TAHOS Historian, French Club, Band, Drama Club — 128,217 Patterson, Cindy — 217, 131 Pearson, Kenneth — 217 Pederson, Donna — FHA, Silhouettes, VICA, Cheerleader, THCA — 39, 218 Perkins, Kelly — Gymnastics, Student Senate — 118,218 Peterson, Janet — TAHOS, Junior Steering Committee, FTA Treasurer, Science Club — 218 Peterson, Jim — 218 Phillips, Glenda — 218 Phillips, Lisa —121,218, 135 Phillips, Veronica — 218 Pipkins, Hattie — 218 Pitts, Lea Ann — Sunshine, NHS Powrie, lantha — NHS, Skating Club, Silhouettes, Junior Steering Committee, FHA, Spanish Club, Gymnastics, Young Life, Junior Girls — 218 Potter, Les — Soccer Team, Letterman — 218 Purcell, Randy — 219 Purnell, Lydia —219 Price, James — 219 Pruitt, Gary — 219 Pruitt, Sharon — 219 Pryor, Ladessa — 219 R Radford, Tim — 219 Rains, Greg — 219 Rokestrow, Glenda — Girl's Choir, Concert Choir, German Club, VICA — 120, 126, 219, 141,91 Ratcliffe, Leslie — 219 ■Raulston, Randy — DE and Co., VICA Treasurer, Gymnastics — 219 Rayford, Charlene — 1 18, 220, 131,94 Reese, Charlotte — 220 Redden, Randy — 220 Reger, Clifford — Key Club, Sunshine Club, Rifle Team, ROTC Drill Team, Service Club, Spirit Committee, Student Senate, Concert Choir. VICA, Chess Club, Origin Staff — 114,220 Reger, Richard — 96, 97, 220 Reid, Debi — Sophomore Class Officer, Student Senate, Senate Vice-Coordinator, German Club V.P., NHS, PSAC, Super SAC —118, 220, 126 Remaut, Winocus — 46 Rener, Sandy — VICA, HERO, FHA — 220 Richards, Kenneth — Football, Spanish Club, Ice Skating Club — 220 Richie, E. D. — 220 Ridge, Ronald — Concert Band, Marching Band, Symphonic Wind Ensemble — 220 Riskind, David — B Team Football, Spanish Club, Honors Program — 220 Robins, Tino — 220 Robinson, Larry — 221 Robinson, Omega — Bowling Club, Ebony Choir, Upward Bound — 118, 122, 221 Roden, Deborah — 221 Rodgers, Riley — 221 Rorie, Melina — 221 Rowlett, Mar Frances — TAHOS President, Symphonic Bond, Pub Staff, Origin Staff, Concert Band, Student Senate Officer, French Club, Knitting Club, NHS, Salt Pepper and Cinnamon, Junior Steering Committee — 118,221,131,91 Rumbo, David — Ice Skating Club, Rodeo Club, Spanish Club, Photography VICA — 123,221 Russell, Brad —221 Russell, James — 221 Russell, Wayne — 221 Ryan, Melinda — Spanish Club, Gymnastics Team, Young Life — 221 S Salas, Teresa — 185, 221 Saldana, Delores — 221 381 Sampsell, Sallie — Fragmenti Staff, Service Club, Concert Choir, Camarata, Reflections Assistant Editor, Origin Staff, NHS, Voice of Democracy Regional Winner, Amahl and the Night Visitors Cast — 222, 142, 131,91,92 Sanders, Billie — 219 Sanchez, Stella — 222 Sandle, Kim — Ice Skating Club, Dance Club, Drama Club Historian, French Club — 119,222, 133 Sandone, Michael — Student Senate, Football — 222 Sarasin, Ted — 222 Sortoin, Rick — Football, Track, NHS, FCA President, Speech and Debate — 222 Satterwhite, Cartis — 222 Savary, Robert — Camarata, Concert Choir — 222 Scotch, John — 222 Scruggs, Teresa — Girls' Basketball, Athletics — 222 Segroves, Cathy — 222 Self, Mitchell — Marching Band, Concert Band —222 Session, David — Architecture VICA Parliamentarian, Spanish Club — 223 Session, Vivian — OEA — 223 Sharp, Debra — 223 Shaw, Roderick — Football, Track, Upward Bound, TAHOS, Student Senate — 223 Shea, Burke — 223 Shelson, Taylor — 185 Shepard, Keesler — 223 Sherman, Carlos — Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Lab Band, Concert Band, Karate Club, Student Senate — 223, 139 Shields, Kim — Girl's Club President, Girls Basketball Team, Student Scnote — 205 Shook, John — 223 Simmons, Georgia — 223 Simmons, Vicki Ann — 223 Simpson, Janene — NHS, OEA Historian — 223 Sinkey, Stephen — 223 Sjoblom, Shannon — Junior Class Sec'y, Silhouettes, Student Senate, Origin Stoff, Young Life, Campaigners, Volleyball Team, Junior Girls— 100, 101, 107, 131, 91 Smith, Debbie — 224 Smith, Eric — 224 Smith, Gory — 224 Smith, Gina — 224 Smith, Howard — 224 Smith, Leslie — 224 Smith, Michael — 224, 95 Smith, Patricia — Concert Bond, Marching Band, Junior Steering Committee, Student Senate, Origin Staff — 224, 91 Smith, Sanford — Chamber Choir, Limited Edition — 224 Smith, Sherry — OEA, Student Senate — 224 Smith, Bob — 224 Smith, Brenda — 224 Smith, Terry — VICA — 224 Sorrells, Lonnie — 225, 135 Soto, Ana — 225 Spitler, Carol — Sunshine, OEA Treasurer, Service Club Sec'y — Trees., FHA Reporter, FTA, Young Life, Skylights Captain — 225, 95 Sprinkel, Sharon — 100, 106, 107, 225 Spurr, Randy — VICA — 225 Stalcup, Cheri — 225 Stanard, Cindy — Camarata, NHS, French Club —225, 142 Stonberry, Ronald — FFA Chaplain, Horticulture, Senior Pub, Tour Guide - 225, 131 Steed, Jane —131,91 Steeger, Cindy — 225 Stanley, Koren — FHA, Cosmetology VICA Trees. — 225 Steed, Jane — Student Senate, Pub Staff, Origin Stoff, Life Leadership, Choraliers, NHS —210 Stein, Marty — 226 Sterrett, Sandra — 225, 95 Stewart, James — 226 Steward, Johnny — 226 Stewart, Dovid — Baseball, Golf, Spanish Club, Student Senate, Steering Committee, DE, DECA — 226 Stewart, Johnny — 226 Stone, Tim — 114, 226 Stover, Cathy — Silhouettes, Spanish Club, Student Senate, NHS, Ice Skating Club, Young Life, Junior Girls, Spirit Committee — 42, 100, 106, 107, 226 String, Bill — 226 Strange, John — 226 Sullivan, Sally — 226 T Talley, John — 226 Tamples, Valinda — 226 Tanner, LaDonna — 226 Tate, Elizabeth — Ice Skating Club, Young Life, Campaigners, OEA, Spanish Club — 227 Tatyrek, Gail — Science Club, German Club, HERO Club, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta — 126, 227 Tavizon, Jose — 227 Taylor, Catherine — Spanish Club, Junior Class V.P., FTA, Drama Club, Choraliers, Student Advisory Committee, Student Senate, Bible Award — 118, 120, 227, 95, 133 Taylor, Robert — 227 Toys, Lisa — Symphonic Band, Horticulture Club, FFA — 227 Thieme, Jana — Silhouettes, Young Life, Ice Skating Club, Spanish Club, Student Senate— 100, 106, 107, 227 Thomas, Charlotte — Silhouettes, NHS, HERO Club, Orchostra — 227 Thomas, Daniel — Camarata, Key Club, Rodeo Club, Track, Cross-Country Team — 185, 142 Thomas, Kevin — 227 Thompson, Mark — 227, 95 Thompson, Mike — 227 Thompson, Netra — 227, 95 Thompson, Towana Sue — Sunshine, OEA Sergeant at Arms, Service Club, Italian Club, Camarata, Young Life, Skylights — 121,228 Timms, Walter — 228 Tier, Robert — 228 Thornhill, Jennifer — HERO Club — 228 Traylor, Claudette — FTA, Spanish Club, German Club, Science Club, Bowling Club, NHS — 117, 228 Trevino, Deboroh — 228, 142 Trevino, Mary Ann — 228 Trotter, Glenn — 228 Troup, Mark — Pon-American Club, FFA, Lab Band, Symphonic Band — 228, 1 39 Truedau, Pom — VICA — 228 Turner, Jelletta — 119, 228, 131,91 Turner, Taryn — 229 U Ubernoski, Milann — FTA, Service Club, French Club, Choraliers, Origin Staff, Pub Staff, NHS — 229,131,91 Ulmer, Dolores — 118, 229 V Vasek, Ann — Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Rodeo Club, Pub Staff — 124, 229, 131 Vaden, Carolyn — 229 Vaden, Billy — 229 Vaughan, LaDonna — Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphonic Band, Orchestra, Choir, Sunshine — 229 Villasona, Rella — 229 Vilson, Larry — ROTC, VICA — 229 W Walker, Birdie — FTA, Drama Club, HERO Club, OEA, Sunshine — 229, 95 Wade, Jeon — 229,95, 131 Walker, Cynthia — HERO Club — 229 Walker, Jacque — 119, 230 Wallace, Cossie — 230 Wallace, Donna — 121, 230 Wallace, Phyllis — 230 Walton, Carolyn — 118, 184, 230, 95 Walton, Charles — 96,97, 230 Ware, John — Skating Club, Library Assistant — 123, 230 Weyrauch, David — Art Club, German Club — 230 Weeden, Mark — Marching Band, Reflections Staff, Symphonic Band, Symphony, Concert Choir, German Club — 126,230, 141,91 Weir, Robert — 230 Wells, Ginger — Student Senate, VICA FHA, HERO Club, Explorers, Junior Girls — 230 Wells, Pam —231 White, Charles — 228 White, Kathi — 231 White, Pam — VICA — 231 White, Steve — Horticulture Club, FFA — 231 White, Tommy — Concert Choir, Student Senate, Activities Committee, Choraliers — 231 Williams, Deborah —Marching Band, NHS, Spanish Club, FTA, Symphonic Band, Honors Program — 231,95 Willioms, Marty — FTA— 231, 141 Williamson, John — Basketball, Baseball, Chess Club —231 Williamson, Mike — 231 Willis, LoMetra — Concert, Band, Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Majorette — 109, 110, 111,231 Willis, Mellony — Spanish Club, Student Senate, Life Leadership, Marching Band Secretory and Manager, Tour Guide — 231 Wilmoth, Patrick —119, 231 Wilson, Althea — 232 Wilson, Dobbie — Ice Skating Club, FTA, Chamber Choir, DECA V.P., Student Senate, Silhouettes— 100, 107, 232, 131 Winer, Morgaritc — 232 Wood, Charlotte — Spanish Club, FTA, NHS, HERO Club Pres. — 232 Wood, Roger — 232 Woodson, Linda — 232 Woods, Nina — 185,272 Wooley, Charla — Rodeo Club, TAHOS, 382 cShfipzfc CASA LINDA SHOPPE 198 CASA LINDA PLAZA DA 1-1692 NORTH DALLAS SHOPPE 8 M Pork Forest Shop Center FL 1-0551 WYNNEWOOD SHOPPE 731 Wynncwood Villooe WH 2-4008 Hampton At Ledbetter Shoppe 512 W. 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Vickie 267 M McCleery, Daryl L. 267 McClenton, Joyce 118, 267 McCollum, Darla 267 tAbr CCoth It M FRITZ'S PICTURE FRAMING 246 Casa Linda Plaza MAPLE SHOP 526 Casa Linda Plaza 324-4946 294Casa Linda Plaza 524 Casa Linda Plaza Rick Leatherwood 391 McCord, L. 267 McCoy, Pomelo 265 McCullough, Mark 267 McCurley, Joy 267 McDonald, Patricio 267 McDowell, Vickie 267 McGrew, Cecelia 267 McLentosh, Sandy Dwight 267 McMurray, Lewanda 267 McNeny, Rusty 267 McNeil, Kevin 267 Mack, Jimmy 268 Mankoff, Jean 268 Mantooth, Leonard 268 Marquis, Anne 268 Martin, Barry 268 Martin, Lorice 268 Martin, Susan 39, 268 Martin, Timothy 268 Martinez, Geneva 268 Martinez, Irene 268 Martinez, Joe 268 Martinez, Juan 268 Martinez, Jera 268 Maslow, Lynn B. 268 Maynard, Johnnie 268 Meehan, Russell 268 Melone, Gail 268 Mendoza, Carolyn 268 Merendino, Billy, 268 Merz, Kathy 268 Meyer, Beverly 268 Mikesell, Janet 109, 110, 111 Miller, Beth 268 Miller, Brad 268 Miller, Herbert 268 Miller, Noncy 268, 118 Mills, Sheila 268 Mims, Shirley Denise 268 Mince, Kathy 268 Minter, Cynthia 268 Mitchell, Billy 268 Mohrle, Colleen 268 Monaghen, Donald 268 Monroe, Karen 268 Montgomery, Patti 268 Moody, Poul 268 Moon, Chyleen 268, 141 Moore, Ken 269 Moore, Larry 269 Moore, Larry 269 Moore, Modenia 269 Moore, Teresa 269 Mora, Cesar 269 Morris, Ricky 269 TONY’S TONY TA 3 0712 Morrison, Laudora 269 Morrison, Reece Andrew 269 Moses, Rex 269 Mosley, Marilyn 269 Moss, Peorlene 269 Mullen, Meg 269 Mullins, Kenny 269 Munoz, Malinda 269 Murray, Angelo 269 Mustino, Freddy 269 V-My jin, Steve 269 ) Ponder, Melinda 270 Pope, Michael James 270 Porter, David 270 Potter, Paul S. 270 Price, Ricky 270 Pritchett, Jone 270 Q Guillin, Jim 270 R N Nabors, Laura 269 Noll, Marilyn 269 Nanney, Ronney 269 Neal, Cathy 269 Neol, Gory 269 Nelson, Pom 269 Newell, Mark 269 Newman, Sheryl 269 Nichols, Cothy 117,269 Nickerson, Cheree 269, 120 Nobles, Linda 269 Nolen, Shyrel 269 Normon, Gayla 269, 95 Norwood, Kiamesha 38, 269 Noss, Michael 117, 269 O O'Dell, Melodye 269 Odgen, James 117, 118, 115, 269 Osborne, Richard 269 P Paine, Becky 269 Pankey, Saadio 269 Parker, Deon 269 Parker, Natalie 269 Parker, Will 269 Posley, Monda 118, 269 Patterson, Janet 270 Pease, Bill 270 Pecino, Daniel H. 270 Penny, Michael 270 Percival, David 270 Phillips, Cynthia 270 Phillips, Mindy 270 Pierce, Dwight Charles 270 Pierce, Glorio Pearl 270 Pierson, Cynthia 270 Pittman, Nell 270 Pollinger, John P. 270 Polk, Roger 270 DRIVE IN PATTI 3218 Samuell Blvd. Robb, Jr., Colvin 270 Randolph, Cindy 270 Ratcliff, Linda 39, 45,48, 118, 270 Ray, Nancy 270 Record, Carolyn D. 270 Redd, Shekia 270 Redden, Julie 270, 1 20 Reece, Sharon 270 Reed, John Donald 270 Reed, Toni 270, 95, 133 Reeves, Brendalyn Joyce 270 Renfro, Professor 270 Reynolds, Cindy 270 Reynolds, Susan 270 Rhodes, Roy 270 Rice, Neilene 270 Riddle, Angela 270 Rinehart, Mary 270 Roach, Thomas 270 Robbins, Cynthia 270 Roberson, Karen 270 Robinson, Marilyn 270 Robinson, Patti 271, 120 Robinson, Stuart 271 Robison, Kay 271 Rodriguez, Carlos 271 Rodriguez, Samuel 271 Roe, Steve 271 Rollins, Steve 271 Root, Diane 271 Ross, Brownie 271 Roy, Ricky 271 Roycroft, Donny E. 271 Rudd, Barry 271 Rushing, Jim 271 Rusk, Tom 118,271 Russell, Robert 271 Ryan, Melissa 271 S Sabo, Janice 118, 271 Salazar, Cynthio 271 Saldana, Amelda 271 Samples, Craig 271 Samudio, Irene 271 Sanders, Mark 271 Sanders, Steve 271 Sondle, Billie 271 Sauala, Oranzle 271 Schell, Cindy 271 Schimmel, Richard 271 Schluesselheim, Isa 271 Schofield, Teresa 271 Schulze, Tommy 271 Scott, Mark 271 Scruggs, Wesley 114, 271 Sears, Jimmy 271 Seiler, Yvonne 271 Session, Barbara 271,95 Setser, Laura 271 Shanahan, Pam 109, 110,111,271 Shanks, Susan 271 Shannon, Cloyce Sharp, Sheryln 271 Show, Doug 118, 271 392 Shaw, Kenneth 271 Shaw, laNell 272 Shaw, Patricia 273 Shellenberger, Steve 273 Shelton, Frederick 273 Simmons, Vicki 273 Simon, Lonnie 273 Skaer, Paul A. 273 Slate, Kelli 273 Sleyo, Cathy 109, 110,111,273 Smith, Carol 273, 141 Smith, Cassandra 273 Smith, Debra 273 Smith, Janice 273 Smith, Jeffery L. 273 Smith, Kay 118, 273 Smith, Kent 273 Smith, Reginald 273 Smith, Robin 273 Smith, Rhonda 273 Smith, Walter 273 Sneed, Phillip 273 Soden, Christopher 273 Solis, Patti 118, 273 Southall, Cindy 273 Sparks, Charles 48, 273 Spencer, Potricia 273 Spicer, Chris 273, 141 Sprabary, Wesley 273, 141 Stahl, Chris 273 Sfamer, Debbie 273 Stoub, John 273 St. Clair, Michael 273 Stepan, Joanne 273 Stephens, Debbie 273 Stephens, Sylvia 273 Stone, Dempsey 273 Strickland, Lonnie 273 Stubblefield, Mattie 273 Stubbs, Jan 118, 273 Sturdevant, Richard 273 Sublette, Russel 273 Sullivan, Arthur 274 Swift, Pelham 272 Swift, Sharon 272 Syas, Thedra 272 T Tolley, Jeff 118,272 Taylor, Gwendolyn 272 Taylor, Marla 272 Teat, John 272 Teboy, Dee Ann 272, 142 Tehleton, Mary 272 Temple, J. 272 Thomas, Ann 272 Thomas, Karen 272 Thomas, Linda 272 Thompson, Regina 272 Tindell, Edward 272 Tipping, Pam 272 Tipps, Miguel 272 Tipton, Charlie 51,272 Todd, Carl 272 Todoro, Steve 272 Tolin, Donna 272 PARKDALE FLORIST 5939 Lovett 381 4480 Minyerd Shopping Center Military Pkwy. at Lawnview Congratulations Seniors '74 Toney, Clifford 272 Troylor, CeLetho 272 Trewitt, Glenn 272 Trujillo, Edward 272 Troup, Diana 1 17, 272 Tubbs, Brenda 272 Tucker, Kim 272 Turney, Doris 272 Turner, Deryl 52, 272 Tyiska, Mieios 272 U Usrey, Randy 272 Team Sports — School Sports — Visit Our New Store — — Go Raiders Go — Jackson's Sporting Goods 4820 S. Buckner across from Skyline 393 V Voladez, Hector 272 Valadez, Homer 272 Van Horn, Harrell 272 Vassallo, Ricky 273 Vaughn, Diane 274 Velazquez, Martha 274 Viaille, Doug 274 W Waddleton, Kim 274 Wade, Connie 274 Walker, Debra 274 Walker, Leota 117, 274 Wallace, Chris 274, 120 Wallace, Ritha F. 274 Wallace, Ronnie 274 waller. Bill 274 Walls, Debbie 274 Walser, Duane 274 Walsh, Peggy 274 Walton, Cynthia 274 Walton, David 274 Ward, Tony 274 Warren, Paula 274 Washington, Deborah J. 274 Washington, Ola I. 274, 95 Wotterson, Cheryl 274 Wo ts, Reginald D. 274 Webb, Fred 274 Webster, Esther 274, 141 Webster, Vefta LaShone 274 Weeden, Suzanne 274 Welch, Desiree 274 Wells, Cloy 118, 274 Wells, Gene 274 Wells, Mae Della 274 Wesson, Herbert 274 West, Greta 274 Wheatley, Eddie 274 White, Stacy 274 Wiese, Suzanne 274 Wilkerson, Dale O. 274 Williams, David R. 274 Williams, Gaynel 274 Williams, Frederick 274 Williams, Michael 274 Williams, Steve 274 Williams, T. Noel 275 Williams, Willie 275 Wilson, Cynthia 275 Wilson, Ray 275 Wise, Wyn 275 Witherspoon, Maria S. 275 Woodruff, Ed 275 Woods, Pamela 275 Woods, Yolanda 275 Worley, Mark 275 Wright, Doug 275 Wright, Terence 275 Wyatt, Dana 275 Wynne, Steven 275 Y 394 Yarbrough, Eric 275 Ybarra, Dennis 275 Youngblood, Cherry 275 It's Been Good Lookin' At You This Year F T f, We're Lookin' Forward To Lookin' At You Again Soon Thanks THE PICTURE MAN 3023 Routh St. 744 3446 The difference in Army schooling. Army schooling and civilian schooling will pre- pare you for a meaningful career. But there is an important difference between the two kinds of schooling. In many cases, civilian education con- centrates on theory with little practical applica- tion. On the other hand, the Army, while strong on theory, lets you apply that theory in actual, practical workaday problems. You learn by doing ... by putting book theory to work. There is another facet of Army schooling that shouldn't be overlooked. Since Army schools teach you the most modern techniques and methods used in American business and industry, civilian executives and personnel directors place high value on the Army-trained man. Therefore, if you decide later on a civilian career, you'll take with you assets that will command respect from prospective employers. Will you like Army life? You'll like the Army if you are the sort of guy who likes a challenge and who likes to do his best at anything he takes up. For the Army is no place for a person who does just enough to get by and no more. Army life is demand- ing, the training tough. It calls for the very best you have, and, most of the time, it demands a little extra. To measure up to what the Army expects of you, you must have the ability to learn new skills . . . assume leadership responsibilities . . . and above all, exhibit a deep-seated dedi- cation to your work and to your Country. But you'll find that the Army returns a lot in kind. Training that gives you a solid foundation for a life's work. Travel — to the degree that few civilians ever have. A chance to participate in news-making events of the day. Opportunities to get to know yourself and your capabilities. Time to build strength in both mind and body . . . for recreation and friendship . . . and perhaps the most important of all, the opportu- nity to make a really worthwhile contribution to the security of your Country. ★ v m V . Jp- .7 U.S. ARMY 1420 South Buckner Boulevard RECRUITING STATION Phone: 398-6636 Pleasant Grove VIRGIL H. WELLS Staff Sergeant, U.S. Army 397 Tech Didn't Close — It Just Moved To Fomey Road, 398 Life Is Adjusting To Change 1 x Life Is Having To Gay Goodbye! R r V s _ 0 , J2.I t CM ?6fcuJ 7?Z, r' '-ZF '-'£tu£ % cr vu VU ,- ON- V ’i 0 rC l i ' Ml V ‘'M $� i V 97? C 2 XZ0 '